Ire'Willinm Eftron, have
mm m. Orlins.
3!
ill. Blanchard of Bridgeport
W'during the mid-week ser-
uiéi Advent Christian church,
- em .
«menu-lei Editor, 17 Cot—
; late the proud parents of
My girl. Fritzi P-lunlel. born
morning at 10 o'clock.
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We tournament, will he
‘ or the company on Van Zan
Hethbers of the Woman's. Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal church will meet
kHNOrm afternoon at 2 o’clock at
he homes): Mrs. F. M. Wheeler, Ed-
avenue.
Rev. E. E. 'Marsland, pastor of
East K'enue M. E. church. is in
Bridgeport ,today, attending the Fair-
[Jhurchi‘ movement.
'- Old~fashioned songs and rel-nations
iwill be presented tonight at & o'clock
In the Sunday school rooms‘- of the
East Avenue M. E. church by the
Church Choral Union.
pants will be clothed in old-fashioned
. costumes, and the affair promtsuu to
‘ udique and interesting.
A‘Ii'ominating committee was ap-
Iu-ntedlest night at a meeting of the
Fewer-tn League of the East avenue
1.21.7.5. church. The committee was
‘ instructed to select candidates,- for of’
. Ices. which will be filled at the au-
' ,iiual meeting in May. Reports read
‘ at the'meeting, last night, showed the
"League to be in a flourishing: condi-
'fion, both from a financial and‘ morn-
:bership standpoint.
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~ The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the East Nor-walk Improvement
~association was held yesterday after-
noon. It was voted to hold a rum-
1'3 date to be announced later. A.
vote was also passed to make a. pay-
Ttx on the Community Hall plop-
4%. Xembere' yesterday inspected
Bell'fiiudo'vvsgand were pleased with
work. ‘ . ~ . . _.
Mr. and Mrs: l-‘rank' A. Middleton
innouhoe the marriage of their daugh-
', Lucy 0., to John B. Farrier of
Grenada, British \Vost Indies. Sun-
); April-4, -at‘4:-30 p. m.. at St.
31's chruch by Rev’. LouieP. How-
;".Immediately after the Ceremony
3416805011 has held at the home of
vhdde'ts parents, only immediate
“fiends and relatives attending. Mr.
ind Hrs. ‘Farrier will make their
Meal the bride's parents:
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AzllWAYTON
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A‘AA‘AA‘AA
F. Kiggins is now tht owner
_ filter
. runabout.
, milk Brands. or W’est Side awnue
Wed 3. Buick car.
are. Theodoredllosser has been re-
ported mu her home in Rowayton.
endure. John L. Tyler have
_‘ 'ning relatives from out
, final-ion G. Coates spent the
“cation from her duties at
, N. Y., at her home here.
, weer wan born last Sunday to
and’llre. F‘. R. Jutten of Ray-
'ltreet in the Rowayton sec-
t
who Mrs. Preston M. Hart
meta Hartford to spend a. few
it]: their daughter. Mrs. Albert
“or Crook of \Rowayton has re-
m his position as assismnt care-
We! the former Sullivan estate in
ct. ‘
pm no... home or Pond
519' returned from 3 Min
or): city, the cues: of her Sins
."Benjamin F: Parker.
#:0on row Sunday, otter,
the. Roster: vacation with
23'»: .7 . v"’
' buildings on Fort street.
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. . , . Hug-mum. nei} Middle-
. held '11. the home of Wire church it ~ _
32hr?l“oreitthis evening. The meet‘ {on lyre been‘ given anew nopolnt-
mg was WBLMed
evening and ,it is." hoped that. n larzr‘ ,» pringfleld Gardens, L. l.,
a short dis-
num‘oer v-ill be ”3594“- " Lace outside of Brooklyn
Mrs. James Desmond and Vchildrcgi
ot Howayt'on ,avcnue have retugnc.
I ' l aye
home after spending severe _
with relatives in Brooklyn. Mia-Dies
m‘ond spent the. week-end m the?!” iy
of Churches and brought back 11 3
family.
. For thf first. time since the com-
: unity 7' lon‘ pictures *«hnve béen
than-et4Wter schoolbgie audience
:‘Zomluy night was treated“ to a per-
f act performance.
gcxhibltlon ever given, including eight
reels. and they went through without
‘a single break or hitch or any kind.
and the audience was delighted.
There were five features on the pro—
l The U. S. Shipping board at ng
Vson‘s Point in accordance with t. e
vote of the majority of the'emplosgs
and the sanction of the higher 09d.
dais Went on daylight saving sch: . "ram 1h" rinci al one being Mar-
ule this morning. All of the employee ., , g? p . > _,
had to report one hour earlier and guerite Clark in Seven Shane, the
will quit one hour Earlier thisgfiger‘ delightful fairy story. This was pre-
num 'i-ueauug' rent Maya”. “.1 is new poster at '
It waistlie longest -
Miler Hook & Ladder com-
tomorrow night in the head-
1’.
the
Bold M. E. Conference of the inter-
The particl‘
we recently completed casing of the'
"Greet Lynch refined. 15.2... "
110011.
E. L. Stevens left
i
Saunders.
M 1'.
Mrs. M. B.
father and
Sin this city Mr. Steven‘s. enioyedsev‘
Florida.
uvt‘l‘ his trip to Silver
.this lovely place.
stop for a few days in Richmond, ‘21..
before rmlrning lo Rowanon. —-
Gainesville, Florida, Daily News,
A. ll. (.‘levcrly of Rowayton, treas-
Ul't‘l‘ of the New York Telegram. has
resigned his position and will be suc-
ceeded by ’William P. Dewart of New
York. Mr. Cleverly had formerly
been treasurer of the New York Her-
aid. holding that position for the past
ten years. He relinquished it when
ank A. diunsey took over the New
York Herald property ,nnd then be-
came treasurer of the livcnlm: Tole-
gram. Mr. Cleverly has been (Am—
ploycd on The Herald for the last
thirty-five years, having served from
boyhood in the cashier‘s office». lie
leaves on Monday for Hopkintou.
down, whee he will may for about six
’wecks Von the much of a relative. He
has not. announced his plans for the
future, but-it is understood that he
[will be assoziotcd 'in an executive
age hale during the present month. capacity fan “"3" interes‘s in New;
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York on his return.
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2. Mrs. “’esley .S."Brady of the Post
33(de is visiting friends in Brooklyn,
Miss Annis Noxon of “’cslcy ("ol-
lege is visiting her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. George H. Noxon.
School Superintendent James F.
'Williams of the Post Road is enter
taming his son Carlos, of Poughkeepv
sic, .\‘; Y. . ‘
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Rev. G. E. Richter was the only
local clergyman present at Monday's
meeting of the Stamford Minister's
League.
a
Mrs. Beauregard. one of the teach-
ers at Center school. spent the East-
er vacation with relatives in New
York.
Arthur Bibbins ‘of Wesleya
varsity spent the Easter build
his mother, Mrs. M. “K. S. x
OldAKings’ Highway. ‘
Mn'and Mrs. Hallock
daughter, Mary. returned
home on Long Island. yestcrd
encoding several days with
Mrs. H. D. Butler of the Post
‘Frank M. Sang"
whose wife and two c
been in Virginia. for th
weeks. left town, Saturd
state. expecting to brin
With him on his return.
Constable George Dance.
sumM service as traffic om
morning. reperls'that
row, all motorists are
idly. as he has
hold up one for
regulation}
who rc-E
cer Sunday
so far this sea
behaving splend-
not been obliged to
violation of traffic
A splendid pmgram
rendered Sunday. at of“
vices at St. Luke's Churc .
conducted by Rev. Hiramhh’fiiorl‘gigz‘
h. D., the rector, whom the people
were especially happyto see at home
again. otter a Week in the hospital
Mrs. Evelyn A. Gillespie. who died
Mondayat her residence in Noroton,
vvas _th‘e,daughter of Simon Peters of
Qnebec'. For many years- she has
taken a. deep interest in philanthho—
piqvgrk in New.Yerk,~ being especial-
music was
the Easter up.
Saturday to re
turn to his home in «Rowayton, Conn.
after a very pleasant visit in Gaincs~
ville, the guest of his friends. Mr. and
Mr. Stevens'
Saunders were boy-
hood friends. and it was such a pleas.
ore to entertain him. During his. stay
zeral delightful side trips, going down
lllC‘ Gulf coast and to points in South
He. expressed great delight .
Springs and .
fives: onlllllSl‘dF-llc ovcr the beauties of}
Mr. Stevens will;
1
get his home here.
_York spent the week-0nd with Mrs.
Charles Gortner of Talmadge Hill.
,to
:ceded by one reel showing the pro-
duction of pottery, and another illus-
Itratlng life in the Ozark mountain
itown of Eureka Springs, Ark. After.
the feature of the evening two reels,
loaned by the state board of health.
one emphasizing the necessity of
birth registration. and the other the
core 0 fthc eye was shown.
2 Barbi-fit Lipman is visiting relatives
in New York, this week.
The local ice cream makers are
'prnpnring for .1 busy season.
\Vziltcr Stewart and family motored
ito anrytown. N. Y., Sunday.
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wnmr om:f
“may mom
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Joseph Da
as waningéon em"
with nonwm
”Am
"the Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, no:
W Copper including Soup are
”was, fully coum Dinner, .0
13 north Hun Street
menu 1 a. yr.
Phone 223!
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a... - bane-*3. ..
\New 39mg Dresses
" Q torment
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THE CHILDREN’S
STORE
7&1
took
in the biz show I! ~ "
one
Hunt and Edvard Bitter, Miss Edna.
.Vnn Nuns and v.11...
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:Isabelle Brodbeck~ and Harry Cooper. 1
Weather Forecast
: For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
.43
lo-
rnight and Thursday; somewhat colder
tonight; rising
lday; strong west winds. A trough
temperature Thurs-
of
ilow pressure extending from Ontario
southward to Connecticut is causing
iunsettled weather with light snow
tram in the eastern
0?
portion of the
II .‘llChflOl Lucianng {q DOW émpjoyed flake region and New England. 1003]
.by A. L. Dickinson. lhc druggist.
; Miss Mary (:erily of New York
)ri'sited friends in town over Easter.
. Willis. llaupt is employed by the
|Goodyear Rubber Co., at Akron.
I Edward Ritter of Brooklyn was the
,wcek-cnd guest of friends in town.
A. T. DeForcst has been ill-at his
home on Summer street. '
2 F. Sherwood Guion or New York
spent Easter Sunday in town.
Stanley Duryca of the lrvtng
‘school spent the Easter vacation with
his parcnte.
" week-end.
Cable Telegraph (30..
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9 George M. Gregory of Yale Univer-
sity is enjoying his Easter vacation
Charles Conner of Tauutou. Mann.
spent the weekend with friends and
relatives in town. A
Miss Mary Kelley of the New Hz».
ven School or Gymnastics-is spending!
her Easter vacation with her parents.
5
Mrs. William Ten Brooch of New
Cha les Bishop and family moved
‘ ringdnle, Saturday. where they
residing with Mrs. Bishop's par-
a
_New Haven after having spent her
3Easter vacation at her
‘will speak. He: subjectfirfll
."Mexléo from Then to Roi.”
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en t.
lara Gregory has returned to
home, in town.
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Mr. and Mm. Vincent Squillanti and,
family of New York have been visit-
ing Mrs. Squillaml‘s parents, ,Mr. and
Mrs. Annunziato on Forest street.
The ‘M. B. G. Club will hold its first ~
dance in the town hall Friday even-g
ing. April 30. '
nlshed by Crabbe‘sr
orchestra of
Stem ford. '
..Anthony Cert’etnni. who has been
in partnership with Antonio Bucciar-
out in the trucking and contracting
business for some time, has gone in
business for himself.
The New“ Canaan Higtorical So
ciety will hold a public meeting at the
library, Monday evening. April 12. at
So‘clock. Miss Lucille “’etherell
be:
H.
Mr. and¥Mrs. Joneph Linotsky of; '
Richmond31dm attended the Hippo-
Harry Pnrdy. of New York. was one “y
:of the many visitors in town over'th‘ I
1 E. N. Torr. illepeclor for “the French ?
is spending the:
week in town. ,
The music Will be fur-' -
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; snows were reported
(from. New York, Vermont, New
Hampshire, Maine and Connecticut.-
gl‘leasent
~tn the western districts.
this morning
weether .flvvails generally"
The torn-
peratune continddgolo‘w in the Fuller
Mississippi Villey ‘and northern por-:
tion of the Lake region.
C
? CHALLENGE FROM =ANSONIA.
g Editor Sentinel:
i Thdl’ioneer A. C. baseball team.
.Ansoma. challenge
3 State.
some of your town teams.
both Saturday
and Sunday.
in; manager,
104 Prospect
Shelton. Conn.
of
any team in the
Vile would like to hear from
Open dates
Further
deformation. address F. Hauser, act»
street,
Joe Cassnlese of190 Slain street
ihu taken a
clerk in Skeliy‘s
all street. . l
Savings
Deposited
of the month.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
Of South Nerwnlk.
WW
‘ JACO
WOmen’s Serge and Tricotine
Dresses Special at
$ 1.6-50 to $30
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in this bank on or before the;
tenth or April will draw inter-
utotdperoenttromthefirst
We are open Monday even-
position an afternoon
Tobacco Shop on
”it
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I .ifiii-.'" “d... - rm.
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37 Washington Street -
FOR SALE
One and mo loudly houses»-
mnging from $2500. to‘$50.000
RAYMOND BROS.
The Winchester Pattern Will Help
Your Trapshooting
Winchester shot-shell weds do not allow the gas i'
' powder chnrge to escape past them in the gun barrel.
. This is just one of the many reasons why a Wmc ster
«1;!
The April
' Victor Records
Are on Sale at the
The Hamilton Shop
”Wall Street
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Our store is open ton ht
until 10 o’clock.
TheChildren’
37 West Washi t.,
South N
The Only Store 01‘ Its Kind in
the City
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Mankind-Embroidered.................... 98
graham..- $3.89
‘ $2qu ....... .. 31:51:
$1.79 quality ......... .................... . $1.
Gun end Shells make the perfect pattern that is such a he in
shooting. Come in and let us tell you about the torget-pul 1-.
king Winchester pattern and show you the Gum and 811
that produce it. ,
ALBERT D. MORGAN
The Winchester Store
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7””Wfi’”
All Grades of F uniture
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In rats or single piece: for every room in the hon ’
OIL HEATERS FOB. DAMP AND 0 LL?
PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVES T00
luvs
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For This Week W'e Are Ofl’crim!
Silk and Muslin Underwear, Dove u c E
‘ A umnnsxmrs ;
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”.50 quality for.. ......... . ...... . ..... .
flaqnahtyfor $.23
“.mthtyfor...” ...... ...... . .. .. ..... 1.39
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$2.60qnnlity‘for ............. . ....... .19
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stmquitytar........... ..... , 9
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Bf’s
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IT'SMUR’BKO
HoUsEcprAch‘; NE
Inexpensivdy Priced
Liquidlhneerlopu
; *- o-eanr Ilor- .
7' m'aWoolcdling h... ,I”
Amman)»:
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Every Woman’s Fashion Shop
120 WASHINGTON ST.
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Herschfield otor
TRANSPORTATI N (:0.
ution; padded run for furniture work.
Booth limit—123 Wear Street. Phone
New York City—I'M W Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347.
Rev Keven. Gent—386 Bate Street. Phone 427 Colony. 1
Phone 1959.
Railroad AVenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition?
Do your wheel: line upO. . that you may get the full
mileage on your tires?
ondition?
neglected to hove your work done.
Ihmmotiruatthe old Price-
- AUSTIN’S GARAGE
W. R. AUSTIN, Prop.
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' EASTER FOOTWEAR
am We! patent or kid with tongue eflects and
MW! MOI BOOTS in brown, white end com-
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