A Anumber or lanai stores will ob-
M the holiday tomorrow.
‘ thtely
Ali-thorn
er of the Ajax: :kP‘.“ store ‘31) R,
. who was M personsfwere
, Leslie Davis. a. student” dimly cox» transierred eii: mdnthli as; 39 one .oi‘ smell] wooden trolls: .car sit-shew Brit-
1839' II at his hbme in Rowan street the company's Stores n‘ear Putnam. sin and Newington avenue; ere lope
to: the Easter vacation. . ,. .
' There will be no mid~week meeting
at the ovenue -M. E. church this.
be meeting having been
'.,’ostnoned until tomorrow evening.
'80 be to allow of Good Friday observ-
Alicea;
‘i‘o t
The Mirvin- School baseball team
Dill Pattie with the Center School
., ham on the Wicke lot on Saturday
afternoon, at 1 30 o'clock. This Will
In this city to be played.
the Women‘s Auxiliary of Christ
church at her home this afternoon.
when important matters ". will be
brought up for discussion.
Special services for Maunday Thurs-
, Hay are to be held at Christ church
this evening- lfoliowing the same
ested in the. formation of a commun-
~ fly chorus, and there will also be elec-
tion of officers of the chorus.
‘Dorlon'e Point will in all probabil-
ity be‘thescene of several trap shoots.
this coming season, no renewed inter-
est is being taken in the sport. Severn
shoots have bum. lmlzl there during:
: -—---¥se’é.sons past that have. attracted
‘ shooters from all over the country.
Preparations z-ro leoing made for
the arrival here or the "advance
guard" of the. summer colony at Mar-
vin Reach and also at Dorlons Point.
the. springlike weather of the past
two weeks bovine been responsible
for many mohing engagements of
houses much earlier than is the. usual‘
Custom.
1
" Miss Olive llipson was honored by
being elected secretary of the newly.
m
Mrs. Charles S Thompson of Fort '
street. will entertain the members of I
there wilf'bo a meeting of those inter- ‘
where he “1&me
been unable to W the lama-of New‘wByitnin: with 740' were” on.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bennett. 0: Darlen and is again in chm-[e or the bond. 3... going at about 80 miles :11
‘ Foodeide street. are the proud pfi'. local- branch. Derien pail-one have hour when the accident h- .- ..
eats iii Qfix muss daughter born lnet’been 'grebtiy- plow with both Mr. herding to witnesses. The front vest!
, Hilliard and Mr. menu? both always holes of both ears were .. it ‘
courteous and businesslike. .
The Epwortmneéguers of the Dar-
.night from the rally slim Word;
Group held in Springdale. disappoint-
ed that they did not bring home the
ten M.. III. Church oeturned Monday; :.
.4”
banner for the largest delegstion.18ut§.,
' they we
glad to see it meted home;
by the
never before suc’ceeded in pettinz the.
banner. There was a. large number
p‘re'sent from'dzlie Dirien League. even
be the. first of the inter— school gamesrthough not enough to wrest the stan-
dard from the Stamford delegation.
Miss ’Wilm’a Themes of ,Jamica. N.
Y.. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
F. Thomes of Rowayton avenue.
Edgar L. Raymond has returned to
his ship after spending a few days‘
with his family here.
Miss Grace Lynch of Brooklyn is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Coats-s of McKinley street.
The restaurant at the lfnlted States .
Shipping- board' 8 plant has been closed
so that all employee at the plant are
obliged to carry their lunches.
W. F. Forepaugh of New York has
been in town to arrange some lm~
provements at his place in Tokeneke
before the family arrives for the 883-,
son. .
The regular mid-week prayer serv-
ice will be held at the Methodist
Episcopal church this evening. The
topic will be “Making Religion At-
tractive in the Home " The Baptist
meeting is to be. with Mr and Mrs.
Earl, P. Stevens of McKinley place.
Mrs. Elbert Payne, of
was the guest this week of Mrs. Earl
F .Thoma Mr. and Mrs. Payne and
Mrs.’ Pay 's mother. Mrs. Naomi
Coy... who have spent the past two
Organized Woman‘s Auxiliary of the summers in Rowayton and made so
Merioan Legion. and Mrs. Ray
Mei-me was also honored by “being
. elected treasurer. Miss Anna Hipson
‘was elected a member of the executive
committee. as \\ ell. This three. East
Norwalk. women more. chosen from. a.
list or nine ofiicers. _‘
DARIEN &: NOR 0 TON
1
ilo' 5 motorcycle.
1“. E. McInnfs and Frank Standing
4/ have returned from a visit to New
"l Kori: city.
F. Street of Noroton Heights. who
has recently been- ill is able to be
many friends here. will on April 1 re.-
-mové to Springfield. Muss” much M
the disappointment of their man-
triends who hoped to lime them in
the tillage again this scnson Mr
Payne. who is in the employ of tho
government. has been transferred in
the Massachusetts city. The foml‘v
carry with them many good wishes
Yrom their friends here who. howevm
feel that perhaps another year will ‘
(‘an Adz'rms l as bought Frank San- see t
hem back home again. ~
PJ N. Needle. the. ~ enrrizotlc um'
agreeable groceryman. has announced
the forming or a partnership wiflw
Harry Tobin or South Nor-walk. om‘
the‘ People! Grocerv oompanv y‘“
now be operated jointly by Messrs.
Needle mid Tobin. During the no."
350‘“ again r e ._ Lyear thé business" had developed "‘
' Mrs C. E. Sisson of Mansfield ave‘
nue has been entertaining Fred Gal-
.- _lnge of New York.
mi. and Nlrs. Parr-,1; any» of mi“ the“;
Maple avenue. are visi -;R:L J39n-
'Junln's parents in Mil or
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weigman have.
removedd’r0m West avenue into their.
new home at Springdrtle. ,
lilies H‘snnn’h Nixon companian‘ 0’
Mrs. Exlzsmth Fitch. of Noroton wlm
has recently been ill, is able to be
again.
i lam. Huntington of Melanie-
avenue is nursing a sore face. the re-.
bult of hating been hit by a foul ball
'at a. recent game. :
Mrs. William Osborne 01' Mansfield
'Avenne is slowly improving atter an
1 operation a cmmle. or weeks ago at
the Stamford Hospital.
A son. to be named Martin. 3r.. was
born Sunday. March 13 at the Stem—
tox-d Hosoitalf’ to Mr. and Mrs. Martin
'J. Shauzimessy.
‘ Mrs... W. I. Lowndes. who. has been
. putter-in: ,at her home on Maple Ave-
- line With :the, trip and any troiibie, is
now considerably improved '
- Tomoroow afternoon the Lediee’
_ _ kid Society of‘the Congregatioml
'Church. will "hold seals of home-‘
made bread. cake and other good
things to éat. at the parish house.
-F..L. H. Gill. who has been spend-
~ in: the winger' with his sister. Mrs.
w. 8'. Electric: at Shipper: Point. will
maintain! this week;
and Mame. employed at Howard
. aim meat market on Railroad ave—
’ u‘e-éhanbeen ill at his home for a.
. Carpenters were yesterday making
to the shingles on the Brown
heé’fiindley property.
such nn’éktent' at Mr. Needle found
his time cramps by the work of malt
{pins «up and delivering 01'er leevi ~-
pine and
saga With the
below of an experienced store manner-.7-
like Mr. Tobin. a number of changes
and inihrgalenients will be mr- \ on»
qt the first being thé addition 0' 0
complete line of candles and- tho' Mi
stollation'of a soda fountain. Price!
on all articles. particularly groceries
Mil rival those ol‘ merchants'm Nor-
walk and.- in tact anywhere.
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SCHOOL PRO? "AMS.
funeral Grades Hold neuter Vern?
moi-1mg Exerc are. 2
With the closing of schools this s '
emoon. for the annual Rental vs
tion. the following interesting pr~
grams were presented
" FRANKLIN JUNIOR l-llnlf.
Seventh Grade Assembly. -
Flag Salute. . ‘
Star Spangled Banner—.~All.- Acco
'pnnist. :ruma Coleman ..
Reading—Evils of Early Rising——
Francis Kababik.
Plano Solo—Tidings of the Spring——
John McMahon.
~ Recitation—The Bluebird —— Marion
‘ Burkey.
Piano Solo-The Heather Rose—Jenn
Cliirke.
Zwlcker. .
Plano Solo—Southern Twilight—Juli-
ta Coleman.
Remarks-AM r. ., Brunjes.
America—All. ‘
Eighth Grade Assembly.
Flag Salute.
' The soprano member or the dual-5
hic‘K' is to sing "The Crucifix-
rill 'imtead of Miss Helen White-
”prone soloist of the choir of
_ rolon Presbyterian Church. is
. ' 9a the stage in Cleveland. Heril
part that of an Irish maid.
John A. Weed of Noroton and
Andrew Shaw of Noroton
fieighis are spending a few weeks at
“antic City. where their husbands
loo spend the. week- ends.
nd Mrs. C. W. Morehouse have
removed from Mrs. D. D. Holmes's
house _on Prospect street. into the an-
Central home of Mrs Morehouse' 3 par-
jents. the old Scofleld house on the
'King'e Highway.
. Damien has had two cases of» scarlet
‘lever geported during the week end-
ng Mairch 1911)). according to reports
rom'the State Department of Health.
her communicable diseases have
rted howmver.
when it (e
clientetivé of
now Vacant 9n Maple "avenue,
‘er is in Florida.
'h Lanzo who has been miter-
as " the: Neroton Presbyterienl
Eiurqh Frldey evening. is Miss Jean!
Star Spangled Banner—All. Accom-
panist. Dorothy Cummings.
How the Arbutus Came to Connecti-
cut—Helen Gay.
.Piano Solo-Winifred Burkey.
Miss-Kathleen Mulroney. until re- ’A smgmg Lesson—‘1’“ me Tum“
Be the Best—William Thomas:
Remarks—Mr Brunjeo. ~ "-9. .
America-A—All. ' , .3.
HIGH SCHOOL “ 2..
Ninth Grade Assault”
William Hogan, choirin'anr
Flag Salute.‘
\
Star Spangled Banner—All. Acéom— -
panist. Myrtle. Boyd. .
Introductory Remnrkew'ur. 'Brunjes.
Compositions on Consular—Stanley
Joseioveky, Misty Callaghan. Robert'
Thompson. x.
Quotations from (Sometime—Pupils
. from. Room No. 85._ .
Rental-Mr. Broncos
America~ ‘
FEDERAL L-TA COLLEc‘l’lONS
ASKINGTON Much 24.——mqmie
to; collections for t
March 16 installment was estimsted
Secretsi-y Mellon today to aggregate
Mr. Me
flint t
mats
mford chapter, which has’
no WA 'Y7'"o/v ..
“ridgermrl ’
and necessities carried by tile" store; ‘4
Dance—Violettn—diazel and Marion'
i
i
$675.00 .000 To ’the close of business‘,
was,
Than re~ 'M
vies thfie ll '
wme.
promptly wi
ZSOUTHT
Tim‘bigsent bound {or W
“madness-medians
Kashmnwmw Davis :3.”-
me: W33 savor: M
finnd' Se
:Easter’ for?
~~ and Van Dyk Eggs
forEa star ,
IF there's one time of yeer thatyou‘
,wantthe .qu eat.to be
and sweet an de leious. it’s Easter—g
isn’t it?
That's why the Van ‘Dyk stores have eru'
ranged for the entire output of several of the
finest terms for the week parading Easter—
so they may ofl‘er you. s: an Easter gift. the
freshest. sweetest. most delicious eggs you' ve -
ever tasted.
Everyone senseless,
JAMES VAN DYK Cl
—v’\nm'l‘1' ”’3‘“'
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The sentiment that
thegiving' of Flowers
pronburced at this 89:
"r lot! there’ 8 not
enhmaital thought "as quite so 4’
‘wofthespnrrr season they are e
I
With thé"
‘ Thr.
and where you want them. I
v. D '0 '1.
So. Norw Florist
"’ ST.
the?
.. tendent of Schools Birchnnan.
post or Watson. Justice“ J ‘Fenuaell;
_... est of seasonsble blooms are here or '
t .
’mw mm will tub-rd
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floors” in the club am In the Con- sfintinel Mverllsu
-£ooeaere to
lie-ems“ enlolr'ed.
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Win. BRING A
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M Dilhfll. Jardineres, Hanging Baskets, 1 1mm
3395”” ‘9 M“ the 1631:: 0L: hard winter’ 3 mar ll
chm hefl. or a Went table there, would in
up wonderfully.
The hesent Price of Our FURVIIH R13
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