I The * publidis
attend;
cc of The Evening Sentinel,
ongressman Schuyler "Merritt.
n ' Miss Marion R. Gray,
A.
sung friends.
”out with music and games.
flinch a sumptuous lunch was served.
flies Gray was a royal entertainer.
f fidvent Christian church.
r "ihulpilx. last evening. with Rev.
?Blanchard. pastor of the
«haircut Christian church.
I. M.
Rev
~13! “Bridgeport 5 Greatest Sin. " which
said. was an absence of :1 reverence
for God. The sermon made a great
Impression on his audience
Methodist Episcopal church.
Boosters“ will entertain "l‘he Boom-
‘ers” as the result of having been de-
feated in a recent contest “aged be-
tween the two sides. in attendance at
the meetings of the Evaorth League
met-tings Just what the fmm of en-
tertainment will be. has not be: 11 xe-
ire-11+ (l 19-, it will come in the form 0
\ n surmise.
‘1 The supper. to he served V‘Vednes-
'day evening from 6 until 8 o'clock. at
Community hall. by the members of
the Entertainment Committee of the
East. Norwalk Improvement Associa-
tion. will be on the cafetaria plan. and
will also be appropriate to St. “Pat~
,rick's- day. the decorations to he of
green and white. and the waitresses.
to be attored in' costumes of green
and white. as well The proceeds of
the supper will go into the general
fund of the Association.
Pledges and cash donnlions,
amounting about 380. were received
yesterday morning at the service at
~.llzle East avenue, M. E. church. fol~
lowing an address given by Rev. 111‘.
I. E. Holmes. superintendent of the
llclhodist Episcopal hospital. Brook-
lyn. '
l\. Y.. upon the work of the hos-
pital. an opportunity being extended.
to those who wished to do so, to ex-
» st‘cml‘snme form of financial assistance
to llm hospital. Dr. Holmes spoke of
:1 number of instances that came 11n-
dcr his personal notice. nobonly of
physical healing. but of the personal
intercst'taken in the patients. and
also the advantages that such an insti-
tution of a Christian denominational
church gave to its people. Race or
creed has nothing to do with the
treatment of the patients. all being
treated alike.
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" Mrs. F1eduick Merrilleld. an, of
. Bowayton am-nue. has r1 turned from
”-2qu weeks“ Visit out of toWn .
"Demolition of the large house own-
ed by the Standard Oil company in
the \Vilson Point road has been com-
pleted and only the cellar and piles
b! debris remain. The razing occu-
pied eight weeks.
The preparatory class of. the R0-
‘wayton Methodist Episcopal church
will meet in the parsonage this even-
lng. and consider Chapters IV.. V. and
.. ,gm. of the Manual.
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The Newton Heights Fire House
«will be scene of a. dance on Friday
fivening to be given under the aus—
flees or the Ladies Auxiliary.
"'1'ng "Willing Workers" and “Help-
in: Hands" held a successful cake
tale at Holly‘s market on Saturday
utternoon
’ Frank s. Avery. who has been con-
”outed with tile Darien Review for
lovers! months. will leave there next
.__Vfi.turdoy, to take. a position with‘the
.wuth Norwalk Evening Sentinel.
“Representative Charles E. Wil-
1131113011 and Ernest B. Crofoot. chair-
nan of the Republican town commit-
tee. attended the meeting of the Fair-
field County Republican Organization
in the Strattield Hotel Bridgeport.
iatur'day afternoon. Both took active
part in the proceedings. ~
Rev. James J. McGuane has been
5ppoitited treasurer to receive contri-
butions tp the fund of the American
Committee for Relief in Irland. Dar—
en will be called on to assist in this
,wo'rthy object and she never fails in
V Lunch an emergency. The drive com-
’ mences on March 17th.
- The delightful weather of Vester-
day had its effect on church atten-
fiance. At the Congregational church
in the morning the poster preached
,‘E‘Why People Join the Church" and in
he evening his theme was “What You
Miles DO WONDERS
mom] Dyes” never Streak, Spot,
Fade or give that
. “Dyed- ‘
11111 Norwalk would can rive any-
Vuers-wouxthing. Who e14 wool,
gotta r mixed goods. (ran
iscordlally
flotsam: adult residents. who WESION
(Bolton: ot obtaining Government .
need". may do so by applying at
‘ a
vsii‘iiply of vegetable seeds hav-
l‘ae‘en‘obtamed through the courte-
very enjoyable surprise party was
of 61
‘ infield street on Friday evening of
as _week. by about thirty of her
The evening was
after
wildeparted at 11 olclock voting that
Rev. Frank L. Long, pastor at the
exchanged
Bridgeport
Mr :Side, is sellously “1.3150 Jonah Biott,
140 s n 13 th to i of Bradley Street
Y 118' Dakei ridgeport-on 8 pc Mr. and Mrs. John VVillinms. have
”during the course of his seimon. he lentertained “1““
On W'ednesday evening of this
week. at 8 o’clock. in the Sundm
School rooms of the East
““*“jll;‘e: .Brewer Gilbert. fonnerly of Weston.
113i
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f 1r
“u'ITlI DIAMON’D DYES 1
to look like new.
. work last Tuesday in St.
copal church; Stamford when
. gun recital.
attention.
attracted very
As result.
of hearing Miss Hoyt.
Mrs. Morris Perry:
ously ill.
ed relatives, at Chestnut Hill. "
tertaified relatives from Norwalk.
lcally ill. at her Bradley Street home.
Fairfield.
Clarence Shipman, has
Bridgeport.
Lher sister,
Stratford.
Mr. Abbie J. \Villiams. of tin
son. Douglas ’VVil-
liams of Stratfleld.
l Miss Ethel Salmon has r1 turned to
,South Manchester after several day’s
visit at her home heie
Friends here attended the funeral
in Cannondale. on I‘rid:1_V.0£ Mrs.
\lrs. \Villiam Dmid and daughter
have returned home. after several
months' absence from town.
Mr .- “-n-Ll Mis. W‘llliam Barrett. hire.
rederick lienmtt Miss Mary Coley.
ived into membership at the
Congregational Church. on
I
,‘l.
we re 1 cce
N01 llcld
The Scarlet fever quarantine. has
not yet been removed from the. house
of Charles Keene and a substitute
carrier is still taking Mr. chnc's
(place on R. D..1’.oute 12.
THE AIDA QI'AR’I‘FII‘. 0F NFRV
YORK. IN 111E SOFT“ NOR-
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Noru‘ulk M: lhodist
its last awning in
111' lln- wiz»
The South
church will have
the lecture C(llli‘l‘l‘l com-mp
tcr tomorrow (ironing. The Aida
truss Quzlrtt-t. :1 lzuiisas quartet of
New York. “'1‘” known in r‘onvvrl cir—
cles. will give E1. concert at S o'clock.
A \‘ill‘ii'tl concert will be given with
trumpets. horns. violin. cello. piano.
11ml reading svlvctions. .‘ilFx' Corn.
melvr. cellist—T1nun-vim: has lll.’l(if.‘
sow-ml successful toms throughout
the country and Canada. Miss Fun-
lcr studied as cellist with Leo Schultz.
solo cellist of th-
monic (Irchcstin. Clara llaxrn. trum-
peter i‘c‘dtit‘l'. is :1 versatile artist. on-
livening 11nd giving; variety to the
musical program by her clover rend-
ings. And of her use 01' the trumpet
the. “Boston Globe” says she“ is 01w
of the best artist on her instrument in
the country." «Ethel M. Clark, piano-
horn. Miss Alice
is also :1 great at-v
The pro-
n master or thr-
lluymona. violinist.
traction on the program.
gram will consist of quartets. trots.
duets. solos. with the different in-
struments in con‘ibinulions. and of
reading by Miss Haven. The oncorcs
will be from the popular classics. The
audience should be present at 8
o'clock to avoid delay” in starting.
GIRL SCOUT BRIIXH“. PARTY.
JThe finance committee or the Girl
Scout Council met. Saturday morning.
at the Royal James. to perfect ar-
rangements for the (-luhot’flle bridge
party, to be given at that hotel on
April sixth. .
A cordial interest is helm: shown by.
the ladies of the city and a. large num—
ber of tables are already 0111;119:671.
\Anyone wishing tickets. either sin-
gle tickets or for entire tables. can se-
cure them from Mrs. Fecheimer.
chairman of the committee. phone
824. '
In addition to bridge. five hundred.
cuchre onwhlst wlll be played by
those preferring those games.
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Mt: Theresa Hoyt will give an re~
1‘ sits: in the Blythewood Sanitarium.
«Greenwich; in the near future. Her
‘Johnr’s Epis-
she and»
Berrian Shutes gave a song and or-
favorable
, the sick in
BlytheWood will have thet‘oppco'tunity
continues seri-
David Coley. and family have visit~
Mr. and Mrs Willis Banks have en-
Miss Elisa Becker continues crit-
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wakeman haVe
returned from several days' visit in
returned
home after spending several days in
Mrs. Charles Salmon is entertaining
Mrs. Lawrence Clark. of.
East
New York lr‘hilhar—
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Mr. Hoskins ma former resident ‘
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