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Theme air: rehearsals of the East
M held at Gregory Boulevard and
til; warmer weather sets in.
mm sale on Friday and Saturday
Mei-noon of this week in the old
Merino store, Washington street.
Members of the Young Men' 3 Com-
munity club will meet at
Vx-ooms in Community hall this even-
lug. Plans for the baseball team and
Iaiéo for future activities will be. dis-
cussed.
A meeting of the teachers of the
Christ church Sunday school will be
held on Friday exening of this Week
at 7: 30 o'clock while the confirma-
tlon class will meet at 8; 30 o‘.clock
The Boy's club will meet at: the
church on Thursday ev.ening
Owing to the absence ob Mrs. F. J;
Morrison. the. leader, the election of
officers of the Community chorus. to
have been held at Christ church last
evening, was postponed until next
Monday evening. An informal
sing was held last evening however;
the sudden storm not keeping many
away. '
Despite the storm the meeting of
the Sunday School board of the East
avenue ‘M. E. church held last even- :.
ing was well attended. A new lino-
leum flooring will be laid in the Sun-
day school rooms in the course of the
next two weeks. The annual meeting
of- the Board willbthei donflfuel’day
evening. April 26th.
A representative from the Westport
'Town Improvement Association will
appear at the April meeting of the
East Nor-walk Improvement Associa-
tion to be held at Community hall on
Thursday. April 5th. to explain the
pageant which is to be staged
.]. .Weatport On July 4th. and to lask ti’e
‘ cupoperation of the members; of the
‘ tion in the project.~
East Norwalk Improvement. Associa-
’*l‘he-matter of
whether or not “communityI sings;
“shall be held in Community hail
.._ . _t_he newly organized Community chcr-
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meeting;—
DARIEN &NOROT01\’
James Haney of the Post Road. is
.. flown with scarlet fever.,
ill-s. Raymond F. Holland is spend-
. any ayweelc in. New ¥orlt city. .
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’ ‘ ’ Untying traffle‘officer
" fine railroad bridge. at Darlen' center. Wadi“!!! cinder: to
21'
. tee. Mrs. Roswell Dates of New York
1
, a. couple of days last week. when dis-
' cued tonsils were removed;
3 mine at the Noroton Heights school-
. She lived in Paris for some time and
_Vopposed her became acquainted will“
. from her residence.
.arrested ‘on a. charge of assault and
was lined in the Wilton court. after -
several days' trial. which was attend-
_ the “Chateau Cheval. "
horse sheds at the rear of St: Mark's. '
thousands of dollars' worth of ex—-~ "
. placed at the roadside. after her evic—
. ties. but she. took no interest in thm .z
Allowing them to remain there until
'_ has subjected to an oil
.. pahdlcitis a few days ago .at the Stam-
, yoga Haspital
.. Patrick Flamgan of Maple avenueI
is recovering from an attack it! pneu-
.mr.‘ and Mrs. Charles W. Smith lire
altertaining Mrs. Smith's mot r, Mrs.
as; Pardoe of .Amherst. Mass. ." ..-
Constable George fiance Von
yesterday at
.’ George Starlr of Norbton Heights
oration for ap-
Harry Lutterman of the Depot Gar-
Nagy was at the Stamford Hospital fOr
.Mr. and Mrs. Wallace 1.. Gough of
.Now York. formerly of this .town.
'wore week-end visitors. at the home
.Ilr. and Mrs. John Godfrey.
r. and Mrs. David N. Mather have
beta entertaining their grandmlb
city. at their home on \upper Gracious
street. , -
. A dance will be given Wednesday
horse with music by l)ugdaie's_orches-
Ira by Ernest F. Sexton Post. No. 51,
Mexican Legion.
SARAHTDAVENPORT
nnnrsuDDENLY
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place oil interest in the Old
spoke the French language fluently.
Several years ago she returned to
Wilton and bought a residence in thel
south end of the village. She spared
no- expense in fitting up the place.
She quarreled with her neighbors;
however. and maliy lawsuits resulted.
In these suits some of~the lawyers who
her mt ability and acid wit, which
made things for from comfortable for
them.
' Her fortune soon disappeared and.
finally. a New York bank evicted her
She resisted all
efforts of the bank to evict her. and, ,
later. when officers came. she met
them with a. revolver. It was said. by
the officers that she fired at them.
She denied this. however. She was
ed by people from miles around.
Following her eviction she fitted on
under the
church. in Wilton.~.and lived therefor
a considerable period of time. Her
Waive furniture and brie-a-brac were
. illness ..was quite sudden and it
not. expected that the end was so
m. Her relatives were informed
however. yesterday. that there was a
, '. hope for recovery.
I be her many eccentric,
I isnoone who hadaharshwoed
mumshmegnfice
.111»: adult glass or. the Ea;t inane ‘ '
Rum“: drum corps. which have ,
,fl‘bird street. have been. postponedun- '
The Ladies Aid Society of the East .
: Sienna Methodist, church will hold. a.
the club r
Vgent Cushman, and family. in Logan
“Street. .
Mr. and Mrsf. Elbert Payne of
ill
in refinance}! Mréa'lld- Hrs. Earl F.
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ROW/{HUN
his TWRe house this week. .
City spent last week at her Tokeneke
home.
The remodeling of the Edward Ste-
vens home at Contentment Island is
now completed. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Searles of
New York city have opened their
summer home at Contentment Island.
llgr. and Mrs. George 0. J. Imphere
and. Mrs. Lowry, of East Hartford. are
visiting Daniel Wicks. in Crow avenue.
W.‘F. Ambler. of Rowayton avenue.
has returned from a business trip to
Lee, and 'other points in the Berkshir-
es , . , _ . ,
Elmore Leffengwell ‘of New .York
city spent a day at Toksneke arrang-
ing for the opening of his summer
'home.
Mrs. George Scudder. of Hunting-
ton. Long Island is the guest of Eu-
Bridgeport were the guests on Satur-
day and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
F. Themes. g...»
Mrs. Arthur VBillard and son are
now at their home in PennOyer street
from the Nor-walk hospital. where the
son was born two weeks ago.V
Bowayton avenue; will'be glad to hear
that. she is recovering nicely from n
recent operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Parker anti
daughter. of New York city, are
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. William Moore. in Pond, street.
Miss Marion Coates. who is teaching
at Roche‘er. and Jack Ganges. who is
a student at Troy. are spending the
Easter vacation at their home in Mc-
Kinley street.
._ Latest reports iTrom rthe Norwnlk
hospital are to the effect that. Mrs.
James 'Nelson- is getting along niceh
at that. institution. where she recently
underwent an operation for appendici-
tis.
The Ladies‘ Aid Soclpty. of the
Methodist Episcopal church. will
meet at the home of Mrs, D. G.
L'Hommedieu. of Logan street. to-
morrow afternoon at. 1:30 o’clock to
saw. The regular monthly. business
meeting will be held no 2: o’clock
.Mias . lma Thomas at J-iaico. L.
and Lindon Holt. hiso ofJamaicI.
Land. memoir neg-nu or-Du Monies.
Iowa. ve returned. the young men
blooming-l college and Miss .Thomes
to Jamaica; after being the guests for
Themes of Rowayt'on avenue.
' Resonant};- Street & Soil have. been
the. 0.. on
property on Mansfield avenue. Dal-ion.
also sand for the foundation. work for
the new house which Mr. Charles
Mueller is erecting on Fairview ave-
one and. grading the yard ‘ at the
George Kreby home on the Post road.
George Clark. of Raymond street
engineer of the pumping station of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company. at .‘Chasmars
pond. had his arm broken last eve-
ning. He was engaged in cranking his
automobile when the machine back
fired and the crank fractured a bone
in the right arm.
A grass are. started-bdrm tub
thinking boys. caused. the folks on
Witch Lane some Ianxious"‘moments
oné day last week. The wind was
blowing strongly from the east and a
bungalow and bun were. in danger
had the. fire not been gotten undd'
control by a volunteer boom brigade.
Fires are bad things thue days and
damage.
' All of the services were well attend-
ed‘ at both of the chin-ones Sunday.
9 congregations were excellent
from the first service in the» morning
until the lastone of the day At the
Methodist Episcopal church at the
morning service Mn.- Raynor Worms
and Miss Cos-oi Hills. both sang solo.
in. their usual- splendldf manner.
pastoral. the church. But; George A.
Balrd._ delivered an excellent semen.
told-into"!- his'subject." “The Resurrec-
tion.” This Sunday school session met
as’usua! and the Epworth league at
: MOTHERI.
.E'Cafiff ornia Syrup" ,‘oi’Ll-‘Iigs'l
Attorney 11.;P. Chimnden will open ‘
Mrs. Gen-it Smith of New York.
Friends of Mrs. Henry Hooker. ofL
"the pallbearers word George w. Stew-
,deaih came. on Thursday in spite of all
runs one of the designers of'the tower
Wuntilmcenfllllmoflt.
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6:45. "The Rendezvous of, Rhinitis.
ments” was the topic for the evening
service and the pastor again preached
a fine sermon.
The Baptist church was well filled
at all of the services Sunday. The
sunrise prayer meeting opened the
day. This was conducted by the
Christian Endeavor society. At the‘
regular 10:80 serviceI the various
chapters of the Bible school furnished
several numbers and a program ap-
propriaie to the day was given. The
Lpastor. Rev. Frank S Clark. delivered
an Easter address. which the children
and their parents found pleasing.
'o luv-rest attended service of the
day was the 6 o'clock vespers. The
church choir rendered several selec-
tions and the ordinance of baptism
was administered to several._
The funeral of Lewis C. Pal-Bi- was
largely attended by relatives and
friends who gathered at his home yes-
terday afternoon at 2580 to pay their
last respecta Rev Chapman 8. Lewis.
rector ogTrinity Episcopal church of
South Non-walk officiated and the in-
terment followed in Spring Grove
cemetery. Noroton. in the family plot.
ens. Aaron G. Stevens. Edwin L. Stev-
ens and Andrew 3. Mills. The death
of Mr. Parker was' a decided shock to
his friends and relatives. . Being
stricken on Saturday 1. week ago.
that medical science could do. Mr.
Parkm- before his retirement a few
yenrs'ago was a member of the New
York Fire department but. the family
have spent most of their Heathen in‘
Rowayton where Mr. Parker 'mde
many friends. The wmpatlw of the
community is extended to air-.3 Porter
and a son. Benjamin F. Parked. and a
stepson. Joseph Williamson. who sur-
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‘Vord has been received here of the
death of Rev. Vincent Coiyer Griffith.
a Protestant Episcole rector. who
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was well- known as an architect before
he entered the church. He pa-ed
away last week in St. Luke' I fiocpltu.
New York. of sleeping donned.
Mr. Grimm was born in mm'
iifiy- four years ago. He was gradu-
ated from the Columbia School at Ar~
chitecturc in 1889. After mm at
study in Paris and Rom. he row
to aid nus-ell aim-gin in the omnib-
tion of his Architectural Dictionary.
He taught architecture at the Pratt
Institute for a time and won several
competitions bars and in Boston. Be
oftheBoroughminBl-oom Bil
health needed a change new not
homered to Oklahoma in ”It not.
he studied for the ministry on“ til.
late Bishop Brook arm HIE
was ordained in 19“.. saying there-
John's. church: ulcer-man. ad as
chaplain of the Church Home for
9'10““ b9 well guarded *0 prevent fliri- there. He came m in septum-
her for mass». M and Ive.
with his brother. Walter B. am
at 276 llarlborongb Road. M
For many years Rev. m was.
summer resident has not owned
property adjoining Mr. Ed. I. ”Woof.
. NEW CANAAN 30! m '
Michael Sylvester. about 13 your
old. mdthesonof!r.sndm‘a>
”tonic Sylvester of-New cam. bu
been missing from his home in New
Veanaan since larch it not.
Sylvester was employed by a blew
leanaan barber. Be who lean-ml: til.“
trade but lost hie pom m that
date and disappeared. Winn he dis-V
appeared he wore a green self. white
mnmdconu. Jamboree-recount!
purple. brown shoes and were no on.
Complexion. white; hair. brown: eyes.
brown: no scars: about 5 feet tall and
weighs about no paints. M in
cheeks when laughlagh
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