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W and Mrs. Allen L. wood.
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h: as. twenty-eighth wedding on-
actuary today. They left this morn-
” ~ New York city where they
til .d the week-end. - V
lore o! Harlot Softein. 225
Wm street. The theft was re-
” b the police last evening.
L y u'.
“as it the parish ot the East
svenue Istnodut Episcopal amt-uh.
and the friends of the church. are
cordially Invited to attend the recep-
tion to be held at the church this
m to Dr. and Mrs. It. 1
Int“- Dr. Watkins. being the
poster- at the church A pm ' of
t has been prepared and
time is anticipated.
0
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The mini birthday psrty’ of' thol‘l
Nous-'- Auxiliary of Christ church
will be held In the church parlors on
evening. May 26th. st 7
o'c Mark. (8. 1'.) at which time a play-
Jet ‘- ho ’l'eoented to be followed
by s ‘m ot long, story and mu!
sic. A “I hour will follow the
urea-sun. Plans for the affair were
m at In neeting of the Auxiliary
'iu-ld My afternoon with the
am In s. W. Kelley. Seaside
place. . . .
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1“ at interest seemed-Uta. .be
urinal h East Norwalk residents
in the-nethg of the commihtoeflh
the changing of street names and the
I'D-m of streets. The only
room irom East Norwalk
pm It Inn night's meeting. was
Gom- James l'.. Hoyt, one of
the “has of the committee. It
was mended that Wash on1
street from its beginning in the Sec-
and “lid. to It! 0nd in the Third
district. he renumbered its entire
new end It is likely that thin-win
be one. of tho recommendations of
.tho mitten. to the council at the.
June meeting. when a. report is to be
mode.
(Duh: to the illness of one of the
menus o! the cast one of the
"shadow plsyn" "The Ballad oh the
Mn.” hsd to be abathnod
last em. but the other play "The
Ballad 0! Mary Jane” was prest nted
do an audience of approxidlsteiqfijfip .
prank-.51 the members of the Boys'
(‘lnb d Clarita church, in the parlors
of the duct last evening. play
was rungs-my well givenr. . “fl!-
ihis am of other numbers was
xiv-g, It. and Mrs lv. B sturdexant
sin“ a duet; Miss Gussie nillen-
stein. s. woes! solo: Miss Biliensteln
and MI- Minnie Kimmich a duet:
and a piano duet by the Misses Kath-
arine and Minnie. Kimmich. An “Art
Em with quite a few “exhibits"
'3' sho among the attractions of the
m Refreshments were. served.
And the young people enjoyed danc-
ing 1’. s tort while.
A I“. delightful time was held by
“henna.” from -
be held on Memor-+
ot Rowan street are Cdm- '
that use roadwsy will' be xiv '
.4“
mm are quietly ohm ,
{either at the railroad bridge during
w‘xv
.ill'
uJ‘u.‘
Ten years sgo Henry Stewart. then
li‘dpeyrhsp at sixty-tour. started on
colour of the world to advertise the
Pnnsms- Psciilc exposition. He visi-
ted smong other places. Jerusalem.
Turkey. Egypt Russia Spain. ltsly.
Switzerland. Austria. Hungary. Ger-
. Norway. Sweden. France and
, end. A few days 0 Stewsrt.
now seventy-four. return to Ssn Di-
Csl.. whence he had started on
little Jaunt. and announced thst
1). was ready to settle down for a
spell and to take up boy scout work.
tion at annr Butler's Darien Gar-
nge. after several years' service.
M
Mrs. Mildred Bly of Stamford has
purchased one of George N. I’hilcox's
new bungalows on Leroy avenue.
' Mrs. C. Hondlcy of New York (‘lty
has bought the Frederic Case home
in the West Norwnlk section 01 the
town.
Work is progressing splendidly -on
the repairs to Lamar Butler's Darien
Gun-2e, destroyed by fire about a
month ago.
-_Capt. Pcndltton of Sedgewlelt me-
hue is bu ing a new porch added to
his home. and also making other im-
provements about the grounds.
Frost. s New York City nttor-
ncy. with his family. have. leased for
the summer. and are now occupying
Mrs Cushman's place on Mansfield
avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Litchdeld have mov-
ed from .Brooklyn. N. Y.. into the
new bungalow on Leroy nvcnue.
which they recently bought from
George N. Philcox.
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Constable George Dance. who has
been missed from his post as traffic
the past week, no he has been scri-
ously ill. is now imprOVing.
A meeting of the women relatives
of members of Ernest F'. Sexton Post.
American Legion. will be held next.
Thursday night to discuss organizing
a Women’s auxiliary.
At the recent meeting of the Pou-
grcgntlonnl Ladies' Missionary Soci-
ety when the annual thank offering
for missions was received. a total of
845 was raised for the purpose.
tho-m Moon of the original memlu rs
0! [he Neuparlei Drum Corps. wh(n
their m dinner. and iheatrc‘
party. was bold in Bridgeport last
«an Manager I). N. Milton. wns'
tom-M of the. cvcninz and f6]-
low“; the dinner which was held at
K ‘ the Golden of Iisly Restaurant
m 3 short time was. ghoul
to Was of rqgret at the dis-
hsnl-e-t of the corps. The fact
however. that certain of the mem-'
hen-s were constant causes of friction
with other mernbeis. led the mem-
hen mt Inst (vening to with—
drsw. and thus force the abandon-
ment at the corps plans. Following
the “In: the members of the Corps
went to Fall's theatre where they oc~
Copied 3 tier of boxes. .ne return
was rude to Norwalk on the-11:30
oeloek bus from Bridgeport; the
mantel. uriving at their various
home; shot 1 o'clock this morning. |
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In. (1 E Wilson and family ‘0" to bring questions to be submitted in
New Yuk city have leased the Des-
bard cottage. on. Tokeneke. for the
lesson.
The Indie! Aid Society of the
W films! church will hold
n “I meeting in the Chapel on
Mal-fly slim st 2 o'clock stan-
dard the. to discus renovating the
m Ind use to approprl‘ité the
money ll.- t‘he some if so voted. Elsnsl
will he made sad committees appoint
ed ”the nuns! {nit sud supper to
be he“ lining the. summer. ..
DWdc N GROWN
M
m at“ 0! Leroy avenue is
hm a new gnrage
My. ad Mrs. C 3.31“]
has: led-nu] to town attqr a
1"
theirs-awn.
:rlpA this no fsmily or"
vi; to
In appreciation of the senices ren-
dered by the Stamford Police Depart-
ment in the recovery 0'. his an emo-
.zbilr which was stolen in Noroton. on
Sunday night. Arthur w. mu has
contributed 850 to the police pension
fund.
tromshsywsgonsndsssresult.
: Don't worry snd complsfl “s
'bsdhsck. Getridotthstpsinsnd
asmeness! Use Dosn' s Kidney Pills.
Msny South Norwslk people MW
.used then sat know harem
hey sre. 4‘ row ‘flprz.
Henssmnomem. , . ,;
John R. Prom. retired m 16
Elissbeth 8t. nys “I will thrown
my kidneys were knocked out o!
shspe. My book genre 9. lot of iambic
snd I could hsrdly straighten she;
bending over. Sher-p. darting-puss
worked their way across my back.
making me feel run down. The
weakening of this port of my body
kept me from doing any kind of
work for quite a. spell. My kidneys
became congested sud didn’t ‘ fl?
they should. I aw how highly
Deans Kidney Pills were recom-
eertuniy suited my ease. in- they
drove the backache away sud fixed
up my kidneys."
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snd Bowman.
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Tsisphons 181! -
ANNOUNCEMENT !
Wonder-sawm-
ssving proposition to Automobile
ownminsninsursnoemtrootm
ing the. that. collision or property
dslnsgs. latisoxnlshithllvm
tion and ssvs you unney.—-Ws writs
Trust 00. m
1130. '
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phone, 1931-8.
R. a noun. House Telephone, :1.
John Oldrin. jr.. who has been em-
ployed at Norfolk. ”91.11.15 been :is-
eiéiied to more profitable duties for
the some. firm at Waterbury in this
Sta . and spent a few days here with'
his srents recently. while eniroute.
flit: Boy Scouts have been clearing
up the tennis grounds at the Congre-
gational Church. All who desire to
use the courts have been requested to
moire a small contribution towards
the purchase at the necessary equip-
_ At the prayer meeting of the
Methodist Church. this evening. the
fourth statement of the Apostle’s
Creed will be the topic for discussion.
and those attending are also invited
a. "question box. "
Rev. G. E. Richter of the Post
Road will occupy the pulpit of the
Southport Congregational Church
next Sunday morning. This church
is’ how without it pastor. Mr. Rich-
ter was pastor of the Bouthport M. E.
Church for eighteen months in 1916-
17‘. \
Miss Anna Conn, wistant Town
Clerk. and her mother. have leased
George Henion's bungalow on High-
Iism! Avenue. Mrs. Conn will: dhortty
mm to town after ‘hsving Spent.l
the winter with another
Cannon. in Litchiierd County.
ter it
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