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Poul Lawrence was a visitor in
BridS'ePOrt yesterday.
Miss Vera Fitmaurice. of Fort
atreet. visited at Bantam Lake yester-.
any.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F‘. Palmer.
of Sound Bench. visited with triends in
East Norwalk yesterday.
Miss Minerva Wortmann. of New
flaven, returned to her home this
morning. after spending the week-end
filth relatives on East avenue.
Mrs Margaret Bcrman and son
Stanley. ot Bensonhurst. L. I.. were
the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
11. P. Dunne. East Washington street.
Henry Ireland. driver for the Top
Notch Baking company is suifering
Irom a strained ankle. sustained while
playing ball on the Wicke lot yester-
day.
A number of New York people. who
have summer homes here. visited East
Nor-walk yesterday to spend the day
here in preparing their homes {of the
coming season.
Pearl Perlman. aged 1:. of 29 First
Street. was one of the two little girls
who received one of the walking
dolls given away at the matinee at the
Palace Theatre on Saturday.
The. Young Men's Community club
will meet tomorrow evening at Com-
munity hall. The meeting will be
called an hour earlier than usual. be-
cause of the observance of "Daylight
Saving."
There will he a regular meeting of,
the Sunday school; board of the East
avenue M. E church. held at the Sun-
day school rooms. this evening, the
meeting being called for 7 oclock.
Standard Time.
Rev. H. E. Marsland. former pastor
oLthe East avenue M. E. church.
preached his first sermon in the
Nichols, M. E. church to which he has
been assigned. yesterday morning.
Kr. and Mrs. Marsland and family
will move to Nichols this week.
The first meeting of the roe—organiz-
ed Adult Class of the East avenue M.
E. church was held yesterday morn-
ing at ll o'clock. Standard time. A.
N. Paddock. assumed charge of the
class. having been elccted leader at 8.
recent met-ting.
a Many people took advantage of the
extremely fine weather yesterday to
-_. go walking and cameras were very
much in evidence. The fruit trees
which are now in full blossom. make
mremelly precty pictures. especially
”when taken against a sky full of
clouds. as was the case yesterday.
The Nonparir-l Drum Corps will
'Ineet for rehearsal tomorrow evening
at 7 o'clock. Standard time. Mana-
-. xer l). N. Milton has definitely an-
nounced that the corps will accept no
contracts {or Decoration llny. as thcrc
have been several inquires as to
Whether the corps services could be
secured.
For some little time. Contractor A.
II. “'ood has been missing lumber
from the house on Fourth street that
he is constructing for “'altcr Sayre.
Recently howcvl-r the man who has
been taking the timber was caught
while making away with several
planks. A watchman is now stnlium-d
at the place. and unless the (It-predil-
ljons chase, the culprits will br- prose-
tuted by law.
Because of the fact that lilay lst.
falls on ncxt Sunday. and that this
Was the date on which the llorlon
Dorlon House will open on Saturday,
ger O'Sullivan has announced that the
Dorlon House wll open on Saturday,
Qpril 30th. instead of Sunday. May lst.
Shore dinners will be the feature as
msual. and already some advance (int-
ts have been set by clubs and parties.
Speidel's orchestra from Bridgeport
made its appearance at the Norwalk
Country club on Saturday night. when
a special dinner—dance was'held. A
contract was made with' he orchestra
- to furnish music 4n fill future affairs
" ht the—cL-er this year. their work
being greatly appreciated. A special
Coach and other attracions will be
{he program for this coming Satur-
g’iay night.
It is especially important that QO-
tiers of the East Norwalk Commun-
lty chorus remember that this eve-
ing's “sing” and rehearsal will start
at 7 o'clock—Standard time—instead
at an hour earlier. New work will
probably join this evening. Mem-
meeting. Dancing will be enjoyed
following. as usual. Applications
have been received from a number of
sections of the city. and they will all
probably poin this evening. Mem-
bership in the chorus is open to all re-
sidents of Norwalk. whether living in
95-18 First. econd. Third or Fifth dis-»
hict.
Despite the fact that some little
.tont‘usion resulted from the change of
/ time and hours. there was a very
large. congregation that greeted Rev.
[firing Watkins. the new pastor of the
East Avenue Methodist glpiscopal
Church. when he preached'his first
sermon at the church. yesterday
morning. The topic was “The Law 0!
Christ-What It‘ls." and it proved to
be of the utmost interest to the mem-
bers of the congregation. Following
the services. the members gathered-to
cinl way. The evening service was
also yt'ttll aliended. Caving to the fact
that Rev.
R. H. Golden, Pres. & Tress. Frank T. Brundag’e, Sec’y & Manager
Announcementl
We can ofier an attractive money-saving proposition to
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SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPANY BUILDING.
‘m _ Office Telephone, 1230.
Frank '1' mundage, House Telephone, 1391-3. :8. H. Golden, House Telephone, 31
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Two, three and four-burner models with mom . f n, .U. ,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
Hershfield Motor
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Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRITKIXG
Ton Largo Trucks at Your Service far All Kinds cf Tran
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Costurncs uwnvd by the llownyton} :
Camp Flrc club \Vl‘l‘t' loam-d to llll':.:.
Wilton Choral society for llll' lirndlic ‘g.
tion of the O}lt'l‘i|ll:t “Pocahontas" in f.:.
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meeting. cspecinlly if they have. an
idea that they would like to enroll in
the reserve nnvul forces.
In the lulurc. il’ plans work out all;
right, it might be possible for thc
Stamerd. Bridgeport and Norwulk'
chasers to have a joint cruise of a
week or longer.
01in two of the officers at the-meet-
ing Saturday expresscd any sentiments:
of resigning from the Rescrvc force:
so that the division will be sullicxcntly‘
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llnle. arriving after midnight by train
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veling bags. saw only one cab for pus-
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go. She ‘answcred: "The Chilton 0rd N “r—D N t W t l I t 1 th
club." 3 He said: “Would you mind. .. er 0 O 0 al n l . e
ma'am. sitting up here with me-" 0.. . '_ »
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PARKERSBURG. W. Van April 25.
—vW. T. Robinson. superintendent of
the Parkersburg Union Mission. today
provided funds to transport Joseph
Abrain‘i, to Columbus. 0.. where
Abrams told him he is wanted tol
serve out three years and six months
of a‘ fifteen-year sentence in the pen-
itentiary. Abrams, Superintendent
'Robinéon said. came to his mission.
professed conversion, and told the
story of his escape eighteen months
ago. He said he intends to give him-
self up upon reaching Columbus.
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M" “'atkins and his family ends Iglndian braclets of beaten silver l
Largo Stock to Select from at
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SOUTH NORWALK
MONUMEN Till. WORKS
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