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The Alpine A. o. of 3mm held
n shore dinner at the Dorian House
on Saturday afternoon.
Sperm song senses were held at
the Advent Chi-leth- church
gain; which were very well attend-
The Ladies‘ Aid Society ofvthe East
uveuue M. E. church meets at the
church on \\’ednesda.y afternoon or
this week.
About twenty-five members 01' the
executive department at the Ballard
Tool and Machine company held a.
chore dinner at the Dorlon Home on
Saturday. and thoroughly enjoyed
themselves.
Mrs. William Twins, mother of Rev.“
Barry Sanford Croonett of Brooklyn.
. accompanied by her daughters. Mrs.
Fred Grecnwood and Miss Mildred
Baldwin. are attending the wedding
of Mr. Croswtt in New York city to-
day. .
Permission 112.9 been given the
memhcrs or the Young Men's Commu-
nity (‘luh to partition on: clubromns
in tln- Lusrr'lllcllt of Community hull
and. to (it up the rooms. At tomor-
row night's mm ling. plans will he diu-
CUSSMI Mincw i); work will bl“ Nun-(ml
upon tlzn léllflly. no of the clubroums.
' )lllu in mi {slim-111m; who wcrc nut
yesterday wrortcd poor luck. as the
fish (lid m-t sec!“ to he biting. .‘n
abundance of l‘nml washed up by the
storm of lzvsr Thursday is given as
tho (‘ll'lflt‘ for :‘m- refusal of thc lish
to l/ilr. S.lrm- sea. hum of a small
sin), '..H‘w mmvhl yesterday and‘ Si'\'«
eral Snappers.
Tomorrow attainoon at 1 o'clock
tho :z‘llllléll :uvehug; of thc East Nor-
wulk llzlmnx'»'1zu-ut Association. with
tho :lw'lir-u of vim-cm xmd annual rc-
ports sail! lw hold at Community hall
on llm 7mm Him”. The members
arn l‘l-ql’llHH‘Fl to note the changv of
timc 01‘ lhv ll‘.(‘t‘lill§; from 2:30 o'clock
to l o‘clock.
'2'th < 15-1 {or the entertalnnwnt
“The Mi.‘.ist1:"$ Birthday" will mvol
for trimaran! «.1. the East avmnm M.
E. c‘nuz-(h tonight and also on \l’a-ai—
nesdny niu‘ul. 'l‘ho (sntertuinmu M
will hp given lor the benefit of lllt‘
Darlml M. H. «lunch on Friday r-vc-
hing: of this wrck in the Contcr school
atulilm‘ium. l-‘uricn.
"it“(‘nu'niliml Day" the first of a ;:.-_
ties of Sunday meetings to be lwld
this month. 13:15‘ lie'ld at tho East anv—
nuo \l. l3, church yesterday at lmlh
services. tlxm being a remarkably
lal‘g‘o- ulll'l‘ul. ncc. This meeting is tlw
first of :1 swricr: of live. mcctings in
the "At‘Clmrt-ll" month being mn—
tluclwl «luring Hrtolmr by the liztsl
avenue" .\l. 16. parish. Communion “11.:
ht-ld in NW morning. The purposc or
«the mcelingx is to rouse up intl-l'I-:~;l
in thc ( Inu'rll. in HS work .and to pru-
pare for a. financial drive. which “ill
lw slnrti'd .1? ilw last meeting, "It”:
Word Day" to Dc held ()ctobcr 31H.
Not ulunv mu; the local mcmlmm m'
ilw diurnal (.‘hrisiian church gum]
('hlll"‘ll ywnple- but they arr also 1:me
hull ialalm's. that is the men arc. in:
was shown (Ill Saturday ul‘lcrmmu
\Vllé'll Un- Ikuzbury Advent church
was (3‘ {wind at .1 game of hall. on
Call 1":sb'flll‘t' l1. .wh. by a scorc of it;
to R. Its-m .‘(u’kcrson and Jim: l‘ l..
Long \"1-11' llw hurler and l‘i‘l‘"l\'|'l‘
for low lmml l‘hllf‘l‘h team. A lmmhcr
attends-r! lll‘.‘ sum". The prnpnswl
frunkr‘urlu-r' nuwt to have {won lulll
following- thc gtunc was called 01': on
account n.’ llw (old weather.
The mar-raise of Miss Dorolhm ll.
Bralnard, daughter of Mrs. (‘om l.
Bxuinarvl of New York city, to llcv.
Hairy Sanford Crossett, formcrly of
this city, and son of Mrs. \‘1'illiwn
'l':r:i<s m“ linst Nor-walk, will into
place this evolving in St. Paul's Mm}:-
otlist lipiaropul church, “3031 IBM
:l\‘l»lllll‘ :mzl Eiuhty-Sixth street. Nww
'l'm'k. Rev, Mr. (‘rossett is pastor of
the First l‘lauc church in Brooklyn.
llirlmp Luther Wilson, I). ll. L. L. It.
Mothodist Bishop of the New ka
Area, will perform the ceremony.
Mrs. l‘LH‘cnr-u ll. Steinart. sister ill
the bride will he matron of lmnm‘.
Tho R-lv, llrlv‘nl'i S. Metcalfe of Nrn'th
Allan‘s. Mass. former class mntv of
the groom lo-he, will be best man.
'l'hn llev George B. Tompkins, pnslm‘
of tho Not-walk M. E. church will hp
one of the ushorg. the other llzélli‘rs
to be the Rev. Harrison Elliott.
Manhattan; the Rev, Christy (‘2‘
of Brooklyn: and the Rev. D.
Fowler, of Mariner's Harbor.
A rerepiirm will follow the rum—
mony at the home of the bride's
mother.
Aftpr :1 wedding trip Mr. Crosswtt
and his bride will live in the parson.
age. at 158 Rummt street. Brooklyn.
Altendnz the wedding today from
Norwalk. are Mrs. William I‘wlss. Mr.
Crossett’s mother and his sistm's
Mrs. F‘re'l Greenwood and Miss Mil.
dred Baldwin.
Eiuhtocn of the men of the East
avenue M. 7-). church united on Sa—
turday night in giving a farewell (lin-
ner to Mvrnn W'. Osborn. a former re«
sldent of Osborn avenue and a mr-m-
her of the Official Board of the
Church as well as a trustee of the
church for many years. The supper
was served by the members of the
Hf
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HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You Dav-ken
Gray, Faded Hair With 8a.. Tea.
Grandmother kept her hair be
fully atm—
darkened, gloesy and attractive
with a brew of Sage To. end Sulphur.
menever her hair took on that dull,
e
d or —strea.ked appearance. this
simple mixture was mulled with won-
derful efl'ect. By asking at any drug
store for “Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound." you will get A large bot-
tle of this old-time recipe. improved
by the addition of other ingredients,
all ready to use, gt very little cost.
3:21: signple mixture an be dépeiided
o restore color
beauA ty 2:111:29 hair. and
we - own downtown Gristle!
says everybody uses wyetlre Sage
.md Sulphur Compound now because
( islurslanrl Ming; the last speaker and.
’vxpressing tlic general regret of all
Ladlu' Aid Society and was greatly.
enjoyed. Following the sooner an in-
formal series of speeches of apprecta~
tion for Mr. (lsbol‘n's past work were
given by those present. Rev. H. IE.
u
the members of the Board and of the
church in general at Mr. ()sborn’s
leaving. llis past \vork was rol‘crrcd
.to in words of praise. Mr. Osborn re-
sponded and thanked those present
;l.'or their good wishcs and said that
he too regretted leaving his kind
{friends and that he would miss them.
‘but that he would visit as often as he
could. After the dinner a flush-light
photograph of tho group was taken
by Lyman l}. Gorhum. and it is plan-
ned to have a copy of the picture» en-
‘larged and proscmed to Mr. Osborn
as a. memento of the occasion. Those
:who were prcsont at the dinner were
iMr. (lshorn. it“: H. 1‘2. Murslund.
‘lmnicl l.‘llommodirn. Dr. ltusscll 1C.
’Morgmi. Harry Ainswm'ih. Prod llztw—
ikins. Henry J. llipson. llohrt “insoml
'John Harrow. l.. ll. Gorhnm. John;
Fox. llcnry Taylor. ("hm-lea ginning:
Jesse Aycrs. Thomas I‘axtrr. Jami-ST
llanford. Edward Mumford. Frank ii;
Parsons: and A. N. l":ld<lovl: and .l. \V..
HLluson. Mr. l'mldm-k and Mr. Slaur»;
sun ill't‘ members of lhc (lilicinl llmnxl;
and wow inslrumcnml in arranging
lht- dinner.
R0 WA Y TON
Mr. and Mrs. JilllH-S Johnmm have
l'vul‘ncd hnmc. :llll‘" szvr‘hu: llm
woe-k mul \xill Mrs. Johnson's mothi-r
Mrs. l'Illt‘n l-lv'lly. ' '
v
Mr. uml Mrs. 15,-. <1 Pililth'.“ haul rh—
hlrmul to the-21' home, in ii: ~I'iil3‘ll. N.
Y.. lll‘tmr qu-nllinu' :1 “.ti‘i-J \"ilh Mr.
and Mrs. .\llu.-rl Hamil. ul' lluxlllun-l
.. . .. -.._ m...—..___._._ “on- 5.,
avenue.
Jacob F. Arnold, who rmwnlly pur-i
chased the property 01 Hm Lnsrm‘ Si ~*
John vstatv iu ltowaytml nvonuo, iazj
having a number n." ilm‘nmvmnenlsl
made (hero. it is plunns‘ll to (Tom
stops from lili‘ street. making the ap—
proach much angler, and lhe ground;
will be. graded and inuu'ovnzl. Fll'.
Arnold is connected with the Hour)";
llmmard Bronze (‘onmnnv, omunwnln
nl iron and mommy .‘rlmllllll \‘r-rlmn.
lNew York.
DA 1:1qu-
.\lr. and Mrs. Harry (‘m'hmn :u'vlht‘
lumpy parents of :1 baby boy which]
has arrived in their housrholcl. ,
~, 10:30 a. m..,
f N97 ads at new w. um ”um
km Zea ll. mm Wt
his then on the jinn-jag! of the
couple whioh occur-mi in New Yd'!
city on Thursday.
This is election day in Darien. A
light vote was cast during the early.
morning hours and the workers have
been busy all day calling attention
to the citizens' duty in taking advant-
age of this great privilege. It looks
as though the Republicans will elect
their. ticket by the usual majority.
Following are the election officials:
Moderator, Charles Bennett: assis-
tant moderator, Charles E. VVilliam—
son; ballot box tenders. James Hind-
lcy, W. H. B. Orchard. James Stev-
ens; George Williamson: booth tend—
ers, Lynn Fairchild, John Altman,
I
We Clarence _ 7
.Grott. Charles Chandler. mum:
monetize“, Mrs. Helen Pratt, N. 1". .
Gunner. J. C. Johnston. ,
The voters of the town met this
afternoon at 2 o’clock and voted to
adjourn until tomorrow evening when
matters concerning the town will ,be
considered. This _is to be’ the annual
meeting and should be largely attend-V,
ed"I”.he Norotou River. has never. been =
known to be so high. excepting m the
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Palace Theatre, Thursday, Ogtober 7th.‘.3eat sale Monday October 4 at m $25000 to $750-00 for ‘ 1.
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convenience.
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85 N9. MAINs'I'.
“The Ph onograph With
It is an exact duplicate of the Official-Laboratory
Model, which made music-history last Wednesday
in N orwalk. This instrument has been certified
by Marie Tiffany herself.
music-lovers at Hovt’s Thea-
home to emov thls n
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today.
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Mics Muriv Tin‘any m-nt hcre Ivy d tt
Mr. l-Jilisun. stood la-SMP llu- .\’rw sign! an em 9
Edison and sung. Suddcnly she fem!“ de y ‘ \z‘
stoppml singing. The Now Edison
took up lhv sons; and sang it alone.
The living voiro and its llE—(‘REA-
tion by tho New Edison were thus
dirvctly cmupurcd. The human
rnr (""‘u‘ (lc‘tvr'l no difference l»?-
twoen living voice not RECREAT-
I~.‘l) voice. it was both the trot and
me proof. And the proof marked
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mm in price from $60.00 to
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