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comer B. Brewster. of
£3,523, ester-tiny afternoon. (infill:
nn M‘ amine. dedicated the
beautiful memorial pulpit erected in
Christ Episcopal church. in honor of
the late rector. Rev. Tallisaterro F.
Cagney. D. D. The pulpit was the silt
of hit. Cankey’e family, who now re-
id in SonthPOTL -
s 9 Kenneth Xscfieuie. rector 0'
Weatport. and Rev.
ritualistic services
the dedication. The
no ‘on tinting has led by M
full vested choir. with Xian Minnie
W as organist. The church
was filled with Mtendsnts, among
, those preemt being Miss Ethel Gas.
hey, daughter at the late rector. and
his wife. lira. 1'. F. Cashey.
lump Brewster preached a most in-
terest! sermon. t on his enr-
ly Ifle‘ifiéhm with hir. Cashey. many
years ago. when he, the bishop. as a
freshman in Yale University, looked
up vitli ndm‘ration at. Mr. CaekeV. a
senior of Yale. The bishop spoke feel-
ingly of the high honors won bv Mr.
Caste? as a divine. and the splendid
record he achieved in holding the high
office as rector oi the American Col--
lege. at Men. “The hishbp said Dr.
Cashey came to Connrct‘rut broken in
health. but with his high inb‘llectu'fl
gilt! “unpaired. and his desire to
render service to his people unquench-
Dr. donkey was beloved in East Nor-
walk, not alrvnn by the communttants
of hi: on fulfil hil’ by r-l! Lint Dimple.
and there were mary qu‘et teats Shel
during the service vmtcrdn s' in tribute
to his worth an .1 w-.. end his kindly
helpfulness as a minister.
The service yeaterdav wazx rlc‘mynd
ihreel'ucriers rvi‘ an l‘ou' became of
train delays mil-Wed by Bishop Brew-
ster. who was ohlimd to j‘tney from
Bridgeport 9c Vertmlh, standing dur-
ing most of the trip.
Tonight the weekly meeting of the
Que Ea Club will be held. .
A acn was born, February ist. to Mr.
and hire. Jest-ph Shapiro. 1 Cove ave-
nue.
Donoon Stephen V’elsor was leader
of the Ren‘icee, yesterday, in the Ad-
vent Christian church
A meeting of the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company will be held to-
night,‘iu the quarters, on Van Zant
street.
V
Thievos‘ entered the residence of
Mrs: Gertrude Knapp. 8-1 Winfield
sired; Saturday. stealing a purse con.
think; the sum of $8.07. »
Mics mat Lyder led the Eoworth
League meeting. last night. in the East
ovenhe M. E. church. in the morning
the 1‘. Rev. H. E. Marniand. spoke
on ‘ e Stewardsh'p of Souls” and_ln
the (honing. on “Our Vision."
A postponed meeting of the 'l'ithing
class. of the Advent Christian church,
Vill be held Thursday night at the
close of the regular weekly prayer
meeting. Otl'ioers will be elected and
gem“ reports are to be present-
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. Jules Wil'mott. employed at the
U. 5. Shipping board’s plant at “'11
Ion'a Point, has been ill with a severe
cold the past two days.
The store of Samuel Mead sustain-
ed considerable damage last week
_vheu the root collapsed under the
. heavy weight of fee and show. A
largo section of the. addition pinf‘ed on
the main building some time ago col-
hpood, and the timbers, snow and ice
{wrecked some of the articles in that
part or the store. ,
~ Th old barge derelict, which float-
- ed 39!) ,Yellow rock during‘tha high
tide of Thursday has turned bottom
' ._ $53.1” 8:31:18 fill: drifting around be-
., . 5 _
‘ Bland, nd and the main
' Th. non employed by the U. 8.
BMW board plant at Miami‘s
Point who live in huwnyuan 1;de
1.. 'hen loving time and steps for near-
hami‘mth now by walking across
' Winona cove by the. donk. which
saver than from aiming up the Wil-
- hon ‘ to in: head of the 6'“ e.
no so cal for -
two dass and
_ has kin a very quiet place durin
f m A low automobiles, g the
1 .five‘ Ileen through the streets have
. . d]. Very hard time time of it. Some
“.01 the children have tried coasting
that their” is]! notmmm enough.
. “in. nu ar 8m
_ hon Ito p‘zflcient at it. ‘ of the
, Rim luau Carrier William H. Tria-
h'm Incceeded in getting over the
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' ill for {few dart, was reported as
2‘! tor of urchmont. were~
the
almost impossible Rowayton_
lcfiurney ot‘Codae Gate, has
amt.
been quite in for
who has been'
Rev. Thomas L. Price.
much better yesterday
Mrs. 'li‘. B. new of Horoton Heights.
and her two children. have beef on
the sick list for a few days. .
Mrs. George Krause of Railroad are
nue. who has been ill for the put ten
days, is cOnslderably improved.
Mrs. William B. Becklcy. ct Beckley
Terrace has recently sold a part ~Ui
her lumber tract in‘ \Vest Virginia, the
price was reported to be $115,000.
The meeting of the India’s Aid So-
ciety of me Conssegat cunt Church.
which could not be held last Week on
account of the atoun. ‘na, oecn pou-
poned and Will be held this afternoon
at the church parlor.
Th‘é enteltainmeut, which had been .
planned for this evening at the Mother
dist. church, will be postponed until
“redheads“! evening, so that all who
wish may enjoy the communuity mov-
ing pictures without conflict or date.
E. L. Grant, of Sedzewk’k avenue
who has hen employed at the Govorn
ment lumber yard at W'il‘mn Point in)
some time. has been unnsfen'ev'l tr-
the Strai’onl yin-do. to snperinmud thr
erect‘nn or a large crane.
The Board of Relief was in session
at the town hall. Saturday, from 9 n
m. to 4 p m., to rc"ei“e application:-
oi’ taxpayers for reduction in asses
ments laid by the, aqeesaora
“embers of Ernest F. Sexton Post
American Legion. are whine uhen th(
town l: point: it) SliO‘N i's; appl'rciation
of their service during the World WM 1
by giving them the dinner which waa.
promised them some time ago. I
iv. 1. lowmlee “as been hrip‘nz at'
the Stewart grocery this week, S. \Vll
lamson cf the store's force having
been on the sick list. Mr. Lown'ies
was formerly a salesman in the ‘El"rt'_‘.
tour or five years arm. when it was con-
ducted by George M. V. Schlich ine.
he stereoptican lecture on “The
Mountaineers." which was: scheduled
for main night. at St. Luke's Church.
Noroton under the auspices of the
Junior Auxiliary, was [V‘s‘thVlI-d bo-
cuu’e or the storm. until Friday en.-
ninz. Febumrx 20.
A px‘omotnr,,whn has been ufinfi the
Darin; phone directm'v as n ll<t‘ of
“prospects“ to sell oil stock. is up
parentlv not aatinfied to bother Yhi'lll
w‘th lair-t “ll'le‘niurc” iv: mail. but hm
been riot-7n: up the phone subscribers
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and pesterinz till‘“l with n m‘rai ora- .34., ‘ _ _
tion. lie is so . oquent that he can- ' "4 x: 32.37”: n.3,}: ;
but ’ , ’
not he, treated ui‘h' politene's ~ "
rambles (in am} can nnlv be. n‘lenced .
apparently. by hanging up the recelv ».'3' ”
-er. »
TheToat Road. at Mamileld avenue . .
and Railroad avenuu at the nest office.
looked like a view of the Aim natal“. ~
day. for the mountain. of snow were:
heaped throm'h the eiforta of store WOMAN QPIEs ”at? ”HEINCR
keepers in clearing the 11ka and at BERLIN Bonds. Feb 8—3135
the “PW plows to clear the 0mm". "fine 8 h in th yin ' an'whoae.
the roads. The trolley; ambled leis n”: c e nerd :noth’; wag: I 60 i
urely a‘onz every once and awhile all Imam? 32:23“ b the allieao .13 :
(lav lonz. but made no pretence of d ht i Linen 0‘ ‘ 0‘!
keenim: to o. tchedule. » ‘u‘ e't'f‘ntg'f O l‘iplrchm of
Rural Carrier. B. H. Ramond has ‘ ."“ ‘
bow: meeting with Unfortunate ex‘ii‘tfirggffze: dOngeng‘atiinrt‘amp 3‘
N-rienr‘es ’hls week He had been on‘ The \‘ieuv lRoriferdo a L 00
the sick list. and Mrs. Raymond has’an, a co e! hi h hm‘me ’ or-
been earn—in: the mail on the rural edllere 2:13“: lgtle In! ”on“
route. The storm made it imposcii’ile‘zflbumr‘ who say: he Jorhgmwitahcgrt
to {mver’p the country roads by “to i (color Schelner at the Aatrol’hysical
"‘02:“ ““211 “a; "1:03me ‘0 deg-tohert‘atory at Potsdam and m
er ema yte tewagon. ~, .
r'av. having about completely covered.$3n3?£;saozlfiagau:m: incurred ‘2‘
the route. the horse had a bad fall on were imprisoned M be 1’: "”9”" w o
the ylinmrv hiehwav. which made it dug, hot'evcr that ‘iigmg‘ hind?
ngie;arv tohlxli‘ep the animal in thei- "a," ho, agrwd the d;u:hm it:
s or a v e. ' ,
Mrs. M91898. 'Relvna Holmm, widow mn¥hfxe§§£ 330:8: :he prisoners.
of John A_ Helms»: and (runner resident 'man policies 0 997070 0‘ Ger-
of Glenbrook. died at her home. till i
New York. Thursday m t, after a'
ahmt illneng of mp. “53; “Mme“ HOTEL? RETURNED T0 ownsm.‘
into double pneumonia. Mrs. Holmes FARM" Feb. 9.7110101. mum“
wae the dauchier of the Rev. Benia- .“d for government Oiilcen “'9 to be to-
min Relyea. who was for more thnnimmed to their owners as Mn ”-
'DOGIiblo. according to a decialoni
thi'tv venrq pastor M the, Conernca ‘ .
tional church at Greens Farms. Since reached by the French Cabinet. It 3"
the death of her husband and con loss
than a vent- aeo. Mrs. Holmes hart hem
liVinz with her daurhter. Mtes "other ‘
he, who is a teacher in the Bana’d
School for hove. in New York. A son
Francis R... who was a lieutenant in
.the armv durlnE the war and who it KILLB PHYSICMN
row practicilw law in Rochester. N. Y. . BILROA. Spain. Friday Feb. ¢.—Dr.
1'40 nurvive- her. besides turn winters [13110 Viluante was Mt Md
Miss Grace Relyea of Wauhlnzton and here today by Luis Palms. a, member
Bireffi’aken‘an of Portland.'Washlng 9' B wealthy funny. under pew“,
tcn. Mrs. Holmes was: held in birth Circumstances. Dr. Vilasante had at~
esteem during her residence here. do'
in: coed wherever she could. She was , as the doctor was entering the house.
a devoted worker in the church and!The grief-stricken husband shot and
her manv friend: and neichbors are
deeplv grieved to hear or her death ,
The funeral was held from her into
home in New York. Sunday at 3 p. in
The body was brought on the tmin,‘
‘V l
dav. ’m be placed infihe vault. Burial '
will take place later in. the family plot I
in \Voodland cometary. ‘
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they will be ready to accommodate
ed next summer.
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YOUR FIRST-AID CAHVNET
WILL BE KEPT iN SAFE
, WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.—-—Recognl-
tion of the therap‘eutlc value of whis-
key as aflrst aid remedy in cases of in-
jury among employee of industrial i
establishment: was given by the inter-g
nal Revenue Bureau last week In regn ‘
Inlationa Which make it possible tori
OPTICAL.
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outsourced. my ”new“ “emotive-song
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Other pencils: to teeth.
breath. appetite. nerves.
net for 5 cents!
Sealed Tight-Kept Right
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the Show 33. '1“ !
believed that before the end or March niece-Ivy. ”m m that b. '
the flood of Amerian Mm" 33mg. AM“ CYLIN“ IN MD 03-.
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.tended Falcase‘s wile. who died mat io‘clock
iltilled the physician. %f
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m not division or the Railroad}
Admhismuon to be abolished '3 that .
or «pita expenditures. An Fella-nary
5 thil Minn will go into the dis- ..
and. In its place a division of ll (ur‘
datoaclaimaia tohecreated. headed.
by Kn: Tholan, dig-dict of public re
laun- and tor-mar chum“ at the?
California Utilities Communion. ‘I‘o
gt» new; division't‘l fall a share or:
a war 0 untanciing
meat and other claim. W m» t
Diractonocneru Hines probably i
'ii! continue as Director-General ofi
aailxmda for some time after the ac j
tool Emulshment at the lines. to
links ements filth t
M ‘ he. nrious
ott or the 1.800 employee acute.
Mined Administruion, so or “m7
thuhlngtomwlnhrflmedont
the hm of the air-nth.
ION tun 82.000.000 are involved in i
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can ”mine which Atri-
01‘ Cave TOVn has reached
"0'“ Africa. having landed there or;
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with medium inandlowheel. 'Ladiu’ainuina
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til Wuhinzton Street. m Not-walk.
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Motor Cars
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salt to};
WINE or con mun on.
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rim agony from cancc
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with decayed tall: in ‘
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