w a recent visitor with
lira. Augustus Coburn are “78'
01m and lira. Williunfi. JehnDammNewYork. twang
~ ; tom; Manama-widen“ atro-
h-Your-Stitch Club is meet: keneke am April 10. He was up last:
with Mrs.
terior of the resilience is being done
over. ,
Mrs. Rama-law and Emily. who here
-. -. on Gregory Boulevard.
Valentine has been granted
. discharge from the mill-
' cc and has returned to his
in! newton arcane. nint- Leno! inn.
Kimmich entertained
St. Agnes Guild or
. f at their home on Cob
" ”It Intercoms.
' Elwood, Edward E. Gorham
,, Gotham attended the an-
ve~of Knights Templars at
h Hutiord yesterday C Be i i till i: th Brewer 8:!
“a“. -— I: hung a wee e
g the wfiEeNfifimLIfigp Malone Feed 00., will make free deli"-
Association Were entertained cries of large or small orders of hay.
. 7 afternoon at the home 01' grain, feed and poultry supplies to
Em“ C“ Drake 0" St' John limmyton every Wednesday.
+4944.
loses
lfarm at Tokeneke.
ugh t f U W
“fig’flefetg‘f‘c‘grm‘éhmi_ The solicitors for the fund for the
Thursday afternoon at entertainment of‘thc Norwal'l: bovn'
Mrs EH3 Hendri‘n‘ 011 who did their hit in the war, are still
.stxeet. A" members are asked cover“: their districts. Some
based and are asked to take the busy 3 ‘
trolley from Doe-lan’s Point.
mammals or Mizpah Circle of
'itlng's Daughters of the South
Baptist church held their the arguments that some or the col
business meeting last ex (mine at' fleetors have met with from pecTn ,
“£31125? ”It" thizbignglugggn 0‘13“th who would not contribute. --~- “in fact
Whoas session a Very pleasant social “1“ there ‘3 a movement on foot to
was enjoyed by those present have a celebration for the Rowavmn
mt Sergeant Claude c. Leppertl-boys, who did their hit, and for this
‘hto his home at 6 Bette Place, others are not yet finished. One of
He has first received his P. M. Needle, at the corner 0! linkin-
e discharge from the United ley and Rowayton avenues. This
Amy. He enlisted sixteen seems to the mdority a peculiar atti-
ago. and has been stationed illde to m in View of the tact that
£31 um dine at the Edgew.ood the Rowaytou boys are lo be lncludm
Museum, where, he did good in the celebration that Non-walk is .20
‘ fl ing to give so thev will thus be given
two good times instead of one. . it
would «be unpleasnt to say the least.
to have the Nor-walk folks say thnl
Rowayton hove were in on the good
time but that Rowayton people reins
ed to contribute to it This attiludt’
is. however. taken by only a. few
people. A small donation of 25c 02'
509 would help and would ’nottmron»
yvenienc‘e any one. 9.
' people tor’wllom they had cards: while
, ; meeting of the Young Men’s Com-
.ity Club was held in the Com-
Milan basement last night. One
”Prifirtntters that was brought up
’5 ml: night the meetings
_‘ “held hereafter. It was unan.
M noted that they be held on
WM evenings at 8 oclock
_ ’_ 5.11».ch officers are as
m; Went.‘ Thomas Hoyt;
’ (”menus Lyons; treasurer,
'Sunivnn. Any person wishing f-
flu tilt cldb, please enter their
"' can soon as possible and any
, this week, other than “’61!—
main!
anagram
Frank Schism, the Stamford asb-
vender, has resumed his weekly trips
to Darlen potmna on Wednesday.
The many friends of Mrs. P. J.
Quinn will be pleased to leal’n‘m'le
is recovering from a severe illness.
Theodore Austen has installed elec-
tric lights in his cottage on Mechanic
s,treet which add much to the attract.
“alt some length but no defl- iveness or those modest homes. ‘
was taken until the next: Mrs. Edward Baker, formerly ot thts
“I: will be called by the, town. now living at Port Chester, 31.
‘ “‘9 ‘0 be announced! Y., was: r week-end visitor with Mr.
‘ l and Mrs. W De Conroy. _
The Ladies? Aid Society of the M. E.
."cbnceb winner-ire a supper on ,
3 .day evening from 5:30 to 8. At the
f bargain price or 307 cents, a. fine bill. 01
‘tare. including most Pork. vegetables.
and dessert all home cooked; will be
.served.
Editor 1E Williams of the Dar-ion
Review received o quantity of real Irish
shamrock from Whale] Casey, a
lit-lend in. Limerick County, Ireland.
last week, and distributed them so
long as the surely lasted to local resi-
dents who wished to wears sprig Man-
of Brooklyn {2:15; 131331: the memory of Ireland’s
n visiting relatives. Rev. T. L. Price of the Methodist
church was the speaker last Thursday
night at tho‘wlliaple Avenue -M. P.
church in Stamford. The people of the
East Side church were exceedingly ap-
preciative“ Mr. Price’s message” and
93315 Feller stead on thel‘zeruice wasonoof great interest.
mi» in the house” nmwh‘ich he 8 partition between Howard Hob
. ly's market and; the adjoining “bra.
W “a. "'9’“ ‘1‘“ W occlmled by the Marsh. bak-
mde- ' ' . « - any. him removed, ma when those
‘3‘.
T.
. . Roblc'haud was elected
m to head the officers or
. . omalk Yacht Clog for the
at the annual meeting of
«ionisation held in the office of.
, Comoany, on Waahington!
, The first matter of importance'
mirrored was the election at
. 7; ill! the following capable
.. chosen: Commodore. Louis
- ,. ; vice-commodore, Thom-
~ . reareommodore Wilbur
‘ , secretary, Norman Wiggles-
“nciul secretary. Charles
, ‘ , honoree. E. L Haniord; gov.
M Ward Malian, 'E. F‘.
,, Ir. rr.Qumtard.Severa1{
matters pertaining to the'
at the club were then!”
“flan Hamilton is having'the
new house repainted.
‘ Stereos, of McKinley place.
'beei’i ill, la mama to be
and family,
_ hallo-bee
1. Gimme and Miss Lenaf
aim were recent
and' m Daniel F.
~ prom. .
- et' Westside avenue, is
‘ they made runny blonds while there.
Knickerbocker 0‘ New me family is looking for a rent “a:
waste to come back to W to‘.
Hymn. Sunday looking over the poperty and .,
.2 heenndetberethisuontlr. Thin :_
been occupying the former Avery mace,
for the pastvyear, will shortly moire to,
South Nor-walk, ’as the owner or the.
property, A. Nelson, of Dorian, expects;
shortly to have a. chicken farm there,
Mr. Nelson has for some years past,
been in charge of E. Hope Norton’s .
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of them have already seen all of the
others ar notfyet finished. One of»
. improvements are in progress a; the
Mm- 350 amswar-rtomonm
often leave. a bitter taste.
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Royal Contents No Alum——
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on me wuhce or we store. after which the Tank Corps—now the
Traffic on the trolley washeld up for 3015! Heavy Tani: Genie. ~m.. .
several hours on Friday ‘afternoom‘ coed *0 C3319 518811. WHEN“. where
when the his safe mung”, used by; it will remain for about a mouth. Hav-
the Home Bank and Trust Comma! lug been nearly three years in active
in its former iocatllm was. placed on n ‘39"‘(33- ““8111 ‘3 a“??? all-‘3'“ “' ‘
big motor-truck for removal to New back 10 Ch?“ We. and 98min”? im-
Yo ft. The new vault of the Trust patient to get home to M3 ma old
00mm in its own new building, is friends. He is sure of a hearty wel-
one or the strongest and most modern ee-e, h" I" ’5 "'3‘ ”09“” in the
make. with its huge circular door—it tillage
may well be the despair of designing;
burglars.
Mrs. W. L. )iutchlns of Kensihxton
has returned to her home. alter a visit
of attemdnyp at the home other”:
engnov nnern T. LPrlu.1LihO
Methodist parsonage. Mr. Holdup}
who was formerly employed m Now ‘ new. A. 3. Sewing Club met with
Howe-n, recently begun work ‘1?!th Mnelmyre sisters at their home on
another firm ln’ Noam but, and; HM Friday evening
lug it impossible .to rent a homeln .. Claudia-chums. when-shoe- n-
that city, was oblige dto settle in Ken- aiding in town {or quite a good many
amnion, nearby. _ Hears. has moved to Stamford, where
The familiar tower on the Wee Stun be It mm ‘
Golf Club house has men removed. Ray ll Putnam has moved his in.
and a conical roof has been out on It. ily tron: pm avenue to the Arthur
after a couple of stories were taken residence on MM Heights. tor-
m‘r the. tower. Other alterations. and met], occupied, by m,'xm
Walter ’Devertll mac-inc hi eh
chemo from the sun; and has-m
ed' to this town. He has been spending
the Mk with relatives.
Risa Helen Raymond of Hon street.
entertained we 3. 3. Sewing Club ct
her home on Monday evening. Miss
Raymond moved a very agreeable
\
club house in anticipation oi the com
ing season’s activities, which. with the
war over, are expected to be more bril.
“not than ever. 3
*Rev. G. 'r. Richter or this tom.
ducted the first of meet-Baa oi foyer:
forum" services at the Tune? Muir.
er. sunduy night. The , prohibition hostess
amendment was the snblect oi as“: A A Special m M “N W
cussion. and tho interestin. them: board was held lest right. and a m
was evident. for M 3 people ego upon the sewer question pertainins ‘0
out nowilhm‘udmg the am and. 8.5-};th m“! “m “mime?” was
in a brie: address, Mr. Richter W
kept busy (or overeat r ‘
the duesuons whlcbhme ‘1?ch ”3:: m hEJEEhmt
wanted answered. keeper l-Rr place 1; being filled by
Mrs M. Q. Fahey of the molds Mr Comatock'a sister, who began her
scent Saturdayand Sunday in a- fruit Meg My,
.c as hunt for her son Joseph, wlm are a", David Stevehnon and daughter.
rired in New York from France. on Miss Mug of a,” York have been
the 26th Wemlaat week. Sheila- guests or her brother, Alena!!!“ Me-
lted Camp Mills where—the major new Rum-jog Church street. during the
of the regiment went, but he was not put; “all f '
there and she- was informed by. tile». Commodore Pen-5r Council. 0 U A
phone that he was not in Cum) Um M_, will hold its annual roll call and
so she returned home Sunday night 5mokaf m haying“ 3:11, Friday even-
and left Monday for Capm Dix, in hope ing'. Refreshments will be served. and
of moms him there. It seems that . general 89in! timedzs expected. ”
the 26th Engineers have been ream} Andrew Hoyt and wily of New
iced and divided somewhat, which no York were guests at the' home at Mrs.
cessitcted. transfers. Nothing- hasbeea H )3 Rogers, North Main street. Sun-
heard from Joseph except a ram day Mira Hoyt mmerly resided With ’
announcing his drum here. Whig in his parents.
New York Sunday..Mrs. Fahey learn-
ed that her son”. William had arrived 1
at Camp Wand. momentum '
sated in a We: her lbnsrandig "
tedious. search by going more emu-cot,
him there. W want. to W’
with Battery 1“; was taken mm '
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enhancing all the substantials
feeling at the close of the evening
will.
are on, March 1?, 1889.
9. National colors. while St; I”? .
Patrick was remembered in the dining-
mm decor-ethos or green one whito,§
and
my delicacies and victroln music
Games, speeches and victrola music
whiled the M hours away all;
that a rare occasion.
and one loaf to he Mend had
been enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Williams.
were mated by Rev. m 3. Barn;
in we Norneld Congreatimsl parson~§ .
, “Quality Shop”
New ShOWlng
suits Capes, Dresses, Millinen
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atlon of the highest fumimn
making craftsmanship. ll.
furniture that will law a 1r
time and remain beautiful
ways. The prices are an gunk.
attraction.
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