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NEWS'
1“— Vorwnlk And
’nrri spent a
;. with Mrs. J.
9,8 Washington St.
The master mason degree was con-
fen-ed inst night at a special commu-
nication 01 St. John's lodge No 6.113 ..
and A. M. ‘at the Masonic téinpie 1
man's Republican club of Norwalk is
being held this mernoon at the Royal
James hotel. ‘1
.. -—Fancy Fowl 39c at
.‘:~1:1n1-,\', Tues« Ltgrket, ~98 Washington St.
"11 1 ‘ Two candidates were initiated last
..1 .ur\ item night at a regular meeting of udy
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fi'" 0' 3“ held in Bed uens hall. .25 Main
”.1 10 home 1
street.
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Guests at the~Royal James hotbl
purchased 9, yesterday were: N. AL Buchter. 0:
Passenger Boston,‘Mass.. W. 8. Butler. Augusta.
' 1.1;1-111. “7.112. Me...Miss Julia A. Wilson,_,New .York,
11111\-(-ry,ot S. P. Westbrook, Hartford and-C. F‘.‘
.Osborne. New Haven.
:11 National; ~—-Thursday, Mar. 17 at Regent The-
' " a'Itre "The Celtic Players" will present
, JIM“ Lodge. “The Kerry Gow" Adspices of A. O.
1.. 1.; last night H. Seats 75c. $1. 00, $1. 50. Boxofl'ioe
., p Leis and opens at 10 A. M. Monday. 14th. No
. 1. Mod dele- Phone orders will be taken until 1: 80
. in be held in P- M- . .
ik. Stamfordn The Norwaik Builders' Exchange
tonight will hold a special meeting to-.
\ C Cob ‘night in the rooms ot the .Norwalk
, “1'“ Hardware company. The present
' “ 5 “ line they walk-out of the carpenters and paint-
"1 “IVS Chaun- ers will be discussed at the meeting.
\lrn Coburn Frank Barry, of Havitand street.
' ’7 Lenten 59!" yesterday received a letter «$9.06!!!-
-1 in church ca- mendation from the chic! at police of
I.
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Jun-y News. Mel-idem for his action in aiding th 3
.1 .13. 190,115,” police in apprehending two allege
\(f' " 1 ' bodtieggers Tuesday after a long
"““ngmn St chase in automobiles. Accompanying
11m 1 pied a nosi- ills letter Was a check for $10
.1 Mr Boerum -—BetteWrade Meats. at National
in: of nice with Markets. 1 1 1 ‘
V' "s "’3” having A meeting of the Trimmers' and
“W for the’7'15a8t ropeme-s' Local No. 33, will be held
1 ls wish hi :suc- lth‘is‘ evening in Central Labor Unioru
I: 11.0“.) he s re- [hall]. at Which time final arrangements
11d “ 1th Mr Au3-1will be made for the second annual
dance to be held in the Townv vAssem-
bly- Hall on Friday efifiing. April 1st
will bemlade.
At ”the Nor-walk High school to-
“fling-17'” 1 1‘4 -1 Taylor. of the Connecticut
Mrs—‘1‘ no. hit rens Aid Society will speak on
ent a “my the semi-19mm laws.obolnvohildren.-1
Stamford Senator Nehemiah Candee will" ex-
Mastoids plain the 16ml otfoomim-
It is e‘xpected that there Will—
moo; ' McEn 11‘ 5’3
It 'Armomnfi “Inge
11nd
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The fifth of the series of sermons
on .“The Faith by \thh W Live. 'or.
The Inca'l-naiion in the: L .
Twentieth *Ceniury."-will be given by
the Rev. C. 0. Kennedy tonight. at 8
at St. Paul's church. The course has
by this time made itself well known.
and those who have been Attending-
have been repaid for coming. Last
Fridm night the speaker pointed out
from the standpoint of the Greek'ciu-
zen of the days of St. Paul what the
church Ishonld be expected to ltand
for. illustrating all the way through
but is now on the
,_'
-—Qnimty am at Nmnut ital-Emil
A luncheon and meeting or the Wot '
National 11
irthe Nor-walk High 0611001. to be held
‘W
e or the '3:
Rogers, @Stevelis
Harwell: ‘
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All cuts of native Veal and pork
at the lowest prices Set and a bigger
than ever rtmeiit or other meats
are advertked by Oscar F. Schultze in
his big adv. today.,5Read it again.
——Buy you? Sunday dinner at Nat-
ional Market Quality Gnu-anteed.
Atnthe regular monthly social of
‘at the school. this evening, a sketch
from "Treasure Island“ will be preh‘
ented. .
~ n’nl at Harris & Gaul.
‘ Residents on Uni Park complain;
ed to the First district police station.
this morning. about ball playing in
the parw the afternoons with con-
sequent danger to windows and pe—
destrians. The _-pollce are to put 11
stop to the practice. .
~Danclng. _Red Men's Hall.‘ Nor-
walk. Saturday night. Mar. 12. Music
Svec.
* Nathan Liberman. of South Nor-
walk. is named as president ‘of the
Top-Notch Baking Company. of Nor-
walk. in' organization papers filed to-
day. Rose Libel-man'- ls vice president
and Louis Rosonthh} is treasurer and
secretary. l—Hartfora 'l‘imcs..
«is-boulder spring Lamb 18c lb. at
13111101111: Market. 98- ”,dehington St.
The regular meeti’ug ,of Court Lau-
rel Daughters of was held
Wédnesday evening. ..-Court“Cecile ex-
tended an invitation to the members
to be preseifi'at their annual banquet,
on JApril" .!‘at the Mal James Ho’:
tel‘aoul bemqintend- to go.
are requested to lhe committee
in charge not' latel‘sfiihh lurch 25th
. —All styles 30ft Hots. —O’Brim's
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.SoiihNoz-wnlk.‘ AU.
‘Baliner Council. Song and Dough-vI
hero of Liberty held ,their usual meet-
ing last evening. At the next meeting
of the council March 24th. the trav-
cling nutmeg will arrive and members
Star Council”; of Greenwich. will ac-
company the nutmeg Further plans
were made for the ananrsary enteh
tainment to be held on the first meet-
ing, night in April. A: good olttendance
was present last evening and mine
Morris was the winner of the'auend-
ance “prize. The entertainment com-
mittee provided nonverbal» vero-
enioyed bran. Cards were also en-.-
Joyed‘by some or'ithe member-a ‘11!
from the Epistles of St. Paul as to
what should be the method of the.
church. This was perhaps the best
in a series of most instructive
dresses.
are welcome. an‘d it is hoped tux.
there may be a larger number or peo- 1
pie than ever to hear the remaining
‘ talks of the Series. There is' a short
to lead in the singing or the hymn.
and the service and address occupy-
his one hour altogether.
fer-vice, with the choir in attendance Concert. 5- Norwalk M. E. Church.
Myst 8 p. m. Solos. duets. trios.
quartets. Trumpet, horn. “cello. .vio—
‘ tin, piano. readings. lgrlckets 50 cents.
members are requested to bear the
date in mind when the travelling nut-
in will arriye and attend the' meet-
All who will come tonight in? The—
entertainment committee
will meet -with Adeline Fennel].
Norwalk on Tuesday evening next.
-—-A!da Quartet of New York City.’
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