m
« L ~ inflammation”. At the atoning tor cycle with the stand 6m
YES' “nice the pastor took for his subject. Darin; He was to turn in his old
‘ .. y “The
Tempting Waysid: Altars...” motor and side car. Before he could
, malt». the exchange some one stole the
The attachment of tlciige l". Peale old machine. The police MY.“
cost ngalnst l”. R. Holland and others notified.
at Tokeneke for the sum of 31.5w. has
been recorded in the office of Town
CITY MARKET lClerk Hoyt. narien.
‘9 NO, m 81'! A sign posted slut—h; Wilson Point
‘crossing, which reads "Alien Enemy.
iStop." has attracted much attention
Rev. 8. C. Johnson. formermiflg‘
iDarien ill. E. church but” mi:
guest of friends in Darienu He block"
ing very well and is in line spirit. It. '
porting excellent work It hit.”
_ at Orient, long island. Mr. M
from the Wide havmg occasion to was onshllfw to the Mm“
pass that way. Evidently that point '
New Britain. fl ’
“the Myurd line from the waters 0: _ .~
‘the Sound. 3 'A birthdaygm was given tor;-
l
——- James Edge"! ”Optima at thé borne '-
The Vincent plane in Roweywn 8"9' of his urea", in; and Ira. hunk
nut, which has recently been thorougn— ”(foul-coy, Monday ievm‘ mule;
1y overhauled and repaired, ’ri now 00— friends trout ~lhrien, sunmdgmg;
tuned by Clinton Rowland and family (‘hester and other towns "rem-est
«McKinley place/who me having a and.aAeiigiitti‘it tube was colored.
new residence cotirtruc‘ed in the lUW- The young host was the recipient of n
or end of the village ‘ lnuntber of pretty gifts.
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Word has been received by relatives
, on. Watch Your Stitch club met at
Town Clerk F/rphen R. Hoyt rec'u
W ‘ ”Community Hall yesterday afternoon here from Sanford Wickvs, who is with ed m, 531. H, m, em... ,m "a"
g} It 0‘ mil '0” ’0? the MCross. ‘ the engineers with the Antertian t x.‘.e- “in. mortga: _ amounting to 33,300
35i\ ._____._._ Iditionary forces in France. that he has normal, Quitting? OI Norms, (Wilts-
v .. The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
been promoted from a tiist‘class prl~ tad of property in 'Noroton to Jacob
H "w“ M' 3' church will meet [0' rate to sergeant. This is good news Weissman, and George M. V. Schlict-
‘i mmwgafternoon “t the “mm b to Sandy's many fiit-iids here, who are ing transferred land in Railroad sve-
li I.“- ; 3? happy to hear of his success.
nue to the town of Darlen.
. .\
The Liberty anthem was sung anti / After weeks [of study and ctretul
special attention given to the question .1)“ partition un'd having platted tb“ tip
of the Liberty loan drive. The Bible“ id examinations Mil-Io Zadn Dunn lir-
school met at 11:50 and allidit-d the irratluatgd mt one of the Red CI'OII
“Transfiguration." The liitvriut-dialt‘ supervisors. She has been appointed
Society of (‘lirisliou Enilt-ttvof mot fit to iitszii-it the work of chapter. and to
3:30 and the Wt‘t'kly devotional uteri dcumnbtrata. Miss Dean for the pres-
ing of tht E. I. Mit'ie‘)’ tit ti. l5. TM out will be stationed in Darien but
. svrvit'c of worship a! 7:20 was itiiil)’ may llt' t'flllt‘tl upon to visit other chap
St. Agnes Guild of Christ ('lil‘ucll we” a"”‘"""' ““1 ”“1, 3”” ”'1‘"
will inc-st at the home of Miss Louise Henry E' Anderson. ”'1".le a" Tm
Jennings oil “1an street this even- eating setuticn‘on l‘ht,‘ 'Silll'l't‘t'l, Tht'
In; for the “filth” Wt't'kly morning. Sticking 50“] map-TI-Wfld'
. ' Ira. Rose Carr entertains the men»
This of Friendship Association No. 7
.at her home on Second Street this
. evening.
i » ' The district commissioners disposed
of routine business at their meeting
held at the offices of the plant on Bay-
vlew pEaCu lilit evening.
pustoi‘.
‘i‘llfis‘flt'l'll’lltlfl Craft, for nearly two
year» the Hitcher in tlie pdbllc school
on the Dill‘lt‘n tilde. relinquished hm'
illititn there on Friday last. Shc 'lati
lUltll‘llt'tl to the. home of herpnrems
in Sttlpnt’y. The l'lttrien sclthdl cott-
lt is l'Xpt‘l‘lt‘tl that tho Dorlon llousc Rowuyton Nome “fl”. “Warm”? m
will he tlDt‘nHl by John O'Sullivan ”I“ “on” appturiitg m In." 30w “’1‘
about ”m lim ”1, May. and that it Will papers last Saturday. rltlllllg that Mr.
and lit-:1. William Knapp. llll">‘llllfll':t’~ mitiw malt-civil to givt- Miss Crait al-
‘from British Bart Africa. would ad- sistauce. deupltp the rapidly increasing
James F. l’ltlllkt'll ol‘ (‘ove avonue‘ dress it missionary nitwtlng. Sunday niinilwr of pupils in her charge, or to
entertained MB. brother, Assistant iwuiur. in tlie (‘lturch of ”iv Strung. lucrciist- llt‘l‘ rmuuncration, so who r!»
Postmasacr liitltttt‘tl l’luukctt of Siam- {"3" “"35! 57‘" ”Wm mar Eighth “"0" signed.
ford, Sunday. at lllt‘ foiiiicr's home on "m" under the “WWW“ or ”I." Immlm' ”
Cove avenue. tiruul t'tiion li‘istrlon. Mr. and ilrt.
__ Knapp are known ht-rr. Mr. Knapp l-x
Rid Crorn' work (1" taut» bandages. a cousin of Edwin l.. Sit-vans and Mrs
(onlllrf‘nflf‘ri itnd wipmt was done at “00m" A' Wright. .lr.. and “3" bet" in
the min-ting llf'ltl n‘ “I" East Avenue llowayton on his furlough to Aniorit-t.
M. E. (Iliurclt last owning. There Fm ”gm“? 5"“?! ”l" “3'0 ""*>‘l""ari"~‘
will be another lilt't‘llntf Friday uitor- “'9’" not ““4”” "0m and from for
noon M the church. their safety were felt. but that they
___ - have arriwd in New York/thy us'urc
Tlic MHHIK “mun o! the itpworth those interested lll'ril tiwy are safe. A'
League will mm m annual “my a! the meeting Sunday lint. Margaret '1'.
the Eu“ Akup .‘-l. H L'lllll'L’ll ii‘ridtiy “odor of Hollis, Long island. former-
eveninu ontliin work at which lllllt‘ 0.;— 'y well known, resident of T°k°“°k“'
car .liilla will give n" mull...“ and who iu‘mucli lntcrostr-d in missionary-
there will be the annual election of work “Wk? Gnu ”03°C,! for organizing .
the Group ofllct-rsi. i llible classes. prayer circles and mi.»
-, . sionary meetings also spoke. Mrs.
The Quc Es (‘lub lllt'l at the home of Tjader and h" '3'“ husband. Richard
Illss Muriel Jflmeh on on“, avenue TJader. has appeared in both of the
. Inst evening and completed plant for churches bore and had many friends
i K the dance which will to llt'ld at Com m Rowayton. “n" Tindcr organized
.3 munity Hall on the owning of May 10.
no Sterling-Wt'llnitz orclit-strn Will
furnish the music and tickt-ts will be
S; v on salt- shortly.
be morn popular than t3‘\'t"i' this your.
Miss Martha llrury of Noroton was
mlil'l‘ll‘fl to .l. W. McFadden of Glen--
brook, Wotlnesday evonlnmfipril 17.
.it the l’l’t‘sllyltl'lflll man-c, Rev. Dr. ll.
ll. Morris officiating. The bride, Vi‘ll"
wore a dress of white silk, and carrii-tl
:- bouquet of l‘ilSt'H, wzt's attended by
her sister. Misti May Drury of New
York. Tllt‘ but man was Jami-it David
son of this city. The groom liar; been
\OlllP"’(‘ll with the Adams Exprcsu
t'i mptmy fut" overni years its toronmuy
:md 'was rom-ntly transform] to the
'tridgeport ofllcc from here.
. 5.
Plans for tho proposed new building
for the Home Bank & Trust (‘0, how
hilt-n 'v‘lllplttled by the architect. Fred
oriclt P. Hill, 299 Madison avenue, Nt'w
York. and estimates will soon he l")-
mitted by invited bidders. The build
a missionary class in the Baptist “‘2 l“ '0 he ”"98 Stories .Iib'h. With a
Clll'llt‘h here and it is still carried on ”0’" OTIRDP-‘itry brick. The bank will
with much success. The class is fllll‘ occupy "1" ground floor and lll‘.‘ quart-
ng in the support 01 a young girl in ers will be fitted up with marble waln‘
Africa.
scoring and terruno iloor. with mar
ble counters and bronze grilles, and a
modern vault. which will be installed
by the Mortar safe Co. On tacit of lhf‘
upper llOOl‘i there will no apartments
of five and six rooms, with tiled baths
and every improvement. The apart
moms will be heated by furnaces and
The East Norwalk Tobacco Fund
Committee has received word from
Herbert J. Wtcd of the U. S. 8. North
Carolina that he received his package
of tobacco in gcotl condition, and also
_ Hr. Wecd's thanks for the same. Ow-
~ll; to restrictions now placed by the
‘JZl Home Songs
Wernment. the committee asks that Wm have a “cum“ ““3“" Willem 45 Sacred 5”"
" all who have relaives from East .‘a’br- and hot water will be ”“99"“! t° "‘9 74 Southern Sow
‘ 'Ilk in‘tlte service write them to write , tenants. 226 Sentimental
the committee when they want tobacco 99 Hymn!
hon-use it cannot be sent except when
Muted: The committee will meet'
mrow evening at the store of M. P.
e’on Washington .meet to make
1 plans for the dance to be held at The rookies of the Home Guard held. ~“““““‘*""“‘a""WI”W«Irma-om»?
~0uununity Hail Friday evening. [their regular drill Monday evening.
"’"M l
“mem' l
2 Rounds
Water Van Tassell is employed at ‘
the Stewart store in Springdale. ‘
lug.
regaining herfhdultli.
- ‘ ; / ‘ i
i' Miss Elizabeth 1-Bartii’i oflturtford
is driving a new auto delivery truck. .
3 Frank W. S. Sammis has been com-
dale section.
I ——-——~..__
, Gray Nichols of Bridgeport spent the
Miss Mary McClellan has returned week-end with his parents in Park
___._. after a pleasant sojourn to Old Point street,
lies MarionG. Castes has resumed comfort. vg, ‘
a“... studleuliu New Haven‘after a' visit
filth her parents iniMcKlnley street.
._.....-~_
. The Harlem RM CI'OSS 'l" hold "3 the week.end with he, Wren” In Mead b18388“! day.“
regular Mly working session to- street. . , .
Ilse Tessie Jurbeau «Brooklyn, marrow afternoon. t
‘lttiv york. has been visiting Mr... na-
[Ir L. Raymond of Rowuyton avenue.
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Miss Lucy Monroe of Hope street. ‘ym
‘ . Springdule, has given up her class Of'nicely,
' ' Joseph Sellout who '1'“ been “ the piano students. Poor health was one
" lorwullt howital for some time, has reason. ’
has discharged and returned to his ‘
. ~—*‘- .
Mrs. John Pickett who has been ill
\. ”w,“ - day at 71!, m:
Dewitt R. Merritt. 'Jr.. to: been
transferred from Camp Daren: to-
Cuinp Upton. » ,
g h——-— lot the home other daughter, Mrs. .I—pl—i.“
florporatmiiciu Johnson ofCump George 1:1. Philcog~of‘tltu
nu, Am, that, has beauvmtiug improving. '
pronto. Mr. and Mrs. John A.; '
. «of mu amt. ~ l The ground'bu bednabfokcn on the
' ‘ lproporti adjoining the Railroad stu'
-, (loom W. smu- sud lira. non for mu new Butler uuto service 0
( r. Mus have returned ”trout mum. and m reservoir. The dieing celebration.
Flu-tun. whon'tloy visited Dr.’ work is in chin at Zffinud Hum r
hint, tam 0. Its"..- satin but
" v‘fu i It‘s-q ' ml /
m%ww.mdh
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Thursday, Mly'z. ‘ itit-tare ready to tapltlo him.
‘ . linmmm «Wool-q and um: oi tb. count-.13
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fifhzhgrugfizng booked?” oglfiiobed. Every reader is entitled to a copy. but qutc action.
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CONDENSED usr or com . ,
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. . , was a guest'or-triouds in min, sun- tilt world, who have been spending Norris} 3.1% y. and will be assigned
minioned the warden tor the Spring- day. ' ‘ the winter in \‘ow York, have opened’ in the melt! serVice
. , .
their summer home in SilvermlnE.
The rain oufiunday interfered with
t ‘ '\. 3 .
the plans of a party ill men goan- to Water‘igmsy a commnd for W- later telegraphic instructions comet GMUATION
-— Lake \Vaccniiur. it was decided to serving ”HINDU because-arc» article from the army bank at the contaminant . .1 . .
Miss Annie Riley ohm York spent postpone the visit until some‘. 01‘1“ l“ mu ‘0' "'9 past '9" "r m’ in
. l A special meetinu of the ltallan .
Mrs. Frank L. Weed, who has open Lodge was lield'Sunduv attend-2 If? city of the compound. .
. take action on taking part in the - .. ‘ .
m with ”emu”, i. retoverlmg batty parade to be item/here on Thom Oneal the tsrgéut freight cars eve. Dhla and other. cities
"lied" Kelley of Camp Donne" or. stout-induct w. P. Brennan. it :t-
‘ loyed'a few (1515 over the simulated,“ attontlonmfzporuonsv w o ‘ ,,
. ‘ with bitumen» .II. opt» woodwind ni- mini-tun m. it 1:: W other mamm .Mm on from
.Post mil. it! The Mothers' Home Clubwiu Wfiu‘uedn ”iju m {eels/lino and is a ”Mil-t complicated mgr“; m" winter to spring '9‘"! down the s of:
.3 meeting in 0:6 Red Crow slim. .rst'tdr'to meet any miter ‘otinm,tcsr.fid is getting! here . M", leaving him m. her m ‘L "are“
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Rev. John F. Moore": in Boston Sunday. April 28. a correction will J, .‘
u may (mutation Day.) and law be taken in St. Amy-tut _ Chorus“: ,1an OMITM*°M”W‘
both tumor. The woman,“ ' .» ~ . , . . .'
hm no for purchasing mm! M \an 10133!» ‘AWr'nFC‘mW I!” "tilt W’ Hm “" 7" '.
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MONEY nacrc trim sam’
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5 Mr. and Mrs G E or" an; the var luveua has entered the Wildwood amt cause. and make the collection 3 nutty broker in Trenton, N. 1., was had “I “will“ .9 11-. "
am of a samba 7 $th , 19111;- is. m hung at swarm: one. .
Clarence E. Sconeld. the contractor. m on 83mm” "w" ' m ’Hafl -
arrested here today. Bank.
. ' jimmyer registered at the Hotelf \ _
' 3°“ 71“" ”We“!!! examinations limpet-tot as a. lieutenant in the Meat. The ”aunt's.
Mme" a Moorv ‘
l ' " hi to, to
The Lord family, known to the" m utilise local exemqu's oillce in ca, Reserve Corps, a cashed a check Company has sold mac nay e
for $75 at the office. He was suspect-immond’m’" 700' Company. 1"“
class. .Somc ed and Miles: notified. Army i "a“ haw“ ,4 .
time ago. hit "’90 tti‘enllst. but "5 headquarters announced that a man of —- . a
rejected on‘uccourit‘ of‘hls eyesight.‘ the same name was wanted as a deser-
ter from Camp Pike, Arkansas, and
advising that Hillmyer's check was no
fact Lm'w'thhe "arm. "I the good and asking that he be held.
‘neur-‘by towns and cities. Everybody
_ Hillmyer said he broke out of the: 1m amt! homuncul- l
is preserving our which made a ucnr- camp mm house and later made ml . .
my to St India. China. Phlladel-l legals adhrediled to expclenou l
He clubbed he .
"run"
by the govamait in filling
statistical and woo-Mg dc"
“cadmium town arrived here the
-otlm day, ‘with 800‘ bags of flour and
now Lu W Liston ;
A ctmgti that follows it; grippe or
WI.
Wm" it M potpouionmnny roads ed state unable to ward of! sickness
. ”In: to the M mu. and «dam.- in. Gillard,J48 Fillmore ,, _
street.‘Nuhvilie‘, Tenn, writes: '1 iv
was Mating with I d?! tracking:
”0' “IO!“ courts out a pain in m «that. 1m.
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