'zite name. have been making a. nuis- 7'
awe of themselves of late in East
' Nora-2.13. especial};
*“r'a‘reet and the resideats there arson a.
watch for the couple who have. been
afienfingmosfly. Ingest; thermopfe
are seenam. agepert will magmas
to the polite and an investigation of “
" , fire couple’s actions wilt be made.
Final plans are being Amado for the
celebration of the fiftieth anniversary
[of the East avenue 31. E. churn-If a. a
church organization- ‘
program of services has
the 6th. with Bishop Lathe RWilsori,
I) IL. LL. 33.. resident Bishop of the
New York area in charge of the
monzing service. and Rev. W TI. Kidi
. of Stamford. the district. superintend-
em. being the preached in the'evea-
, .
ins. , " "i 4. -" "
er‘Charles Rollins. of Osborne
V'JVPDBQ. has received word of the pro-
babiedeath of her eldest son, Georr'e
Mchols: of Angles-a. \. 3.. on. Sandor
.Ihen a boat. in which \ichols. €0—
gethe}: witlgCaptain gal-m Titian and
, nine other fishermen. capsued during
a storm The boat was on its last
grip of the season.- and hm} “gone on:
to bring in pound nets. Your bodis“
hare green recexereci but Nichols body
was not among them - ,Besidqs; his 5::
mother. Nichols is sm‘rixed b“ a. wife,
and child. Tie was wen known here
having been a {reqne l; visitor with
‘7 his mother
Osborne avenue home Iasf siimmér.
30 WA YTQN. . ,
along _, Rommi .
siep-father sat their;
Jaded to Mr. Banana-alias a. .
fun with learning that. the states are.
negi the men. and that even more t}:
men need the boy: He brought his
address to a close by saying ,that the
«subunits? needsan instructor to loot;
Fafiier the phyfical education? of our
boys. about fifty-ax hundred- and a
woman instructor to look atter an
equal nomber ot- g'ir‘ls He staiéd that
‘lstmetu're to Build? a; ’sfimnd boils and
a. sound brain back of which are thé
soon come when such competent inx
structors should be secured
\ir. Christian Sw3;tz spoke to {no
Mvs on the-"‘Goodxnaw ‘Boan. " He
later she clan :1
then entered the chorus
“Greenwich Village Follies} '
our athletic activities are the upper-1”"
mar; the following students of '
Hafstrom school: Nolan L- Honey; '
David Calhoun. Edward F
Charles Mot-ahead. '
stated that While a man max I?
cause of sneer ,_ ability
education the average man does not;
have the.§e__‘_§qE13113}es5 and must depend
upon his pleasant disposals?! and his:
George Ackerlr, of Baton avenuef is- willingness to dovzbings "for others 3f!
, improving rapidéy from his recent 1}}-
res:
BITS. Preston \1. Hart of I‘Icliin‘ -:-v
place. is in New iork city. where she
is visiting as the guest of Virs. A661
Pm:
3113. Louis Kendrick. of Baton arr?
me. Tim has been is Bufiaio, :x‘. it,
has refumed home. Mrs Kendrick
v.33 taken in v. bile she and her has-
band were enjonng a 6 firm mile auto
trip through the Northern slaves-and
’ Canada and was obliged to stay in
£85an for trea:mé-nt.
l-Vlr. and Mrs. John Dwyer. who have
the! ocruizyirzg the apartments in the
'. Ere-c home. Rovugzon avenue. h-We '
nxmeti to East \‘oxwaik Mrs. and
. 31:5. 94.. J. Scott of Danburv “in
530:1;1.‘ moxe into the vacated apart-
1.1-?! r
lii§ .la‘be‘ B mums presented
Inst evening at the 3“ethodist EpiSCJ-
Nehru-ch. "Oh \lonev. Mom)" 'Mi§s
Xullins is one o! Americas foremost
Mixers and is singularly gifted "s
an entertainer. During Miss Mums
Ming one could no: help but notice
The enthusing way she held her and-
km. This was probably due to the
stir.- cfixe personaiitv that she pos-
,m Mrs. Fred Ambler and Mig
”M Mills rendered. solos during the
gaeifing‘ that were greatly responded
132 with cutbarsts of enthusiasm by the
‘. amt-o.
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Russell Hall. the local young pitch.
atlas been receiving much praise
the local baseball fans for the
WES he performed during last
We.” 8 game of baseball- To sav
W 19313: the community has turnei
, a. wonderful group of ball plavers
running them being Young Hall. Elmer
‘63ch and Edward Prince. It will be
remembered that on the 23rd it was
~firmfl-rfs clever playing- that _won the
game for the Lock wood’s. The local
fans are showing much interest in this
week gaine and it is hard- to sax who
k gem win but if the Lockwoods
depend upon popular vote from this
community they are beaten from the
CARIEN &: NOROT 01V
Mona! church last evening was
”Truth worth Remembering " A large
crowd was in, attendanoe. , '
\' .
oeay‘or soeiety_ {if
pytegiaq church: still
, tomorrow .evenibg:
Everything is in readiness. for a, large
attendance. '
. back to Mb. Jacobs who said that the
he £5 to succeed. Mr
812 x the surely mag ,5 7 is
among his fellows. ard is therefore
usually a fail are. As car-e iiscened 'o
Mr- Sara this address he could not haw
in: “as stating the guiding principfis
of his own Him.
Mr. Lewis H. \ash spoke on the:
vhurch as a meeting house. He311,331.11}.é
that years ago the church was a.
meeting house and no: a. preaching
house At the old building. the young
men gathered to meet‘ the young wo-
men. and the \oung women met to see
the young men. while the older-people.
met together to $581" each otber. aim.-
that if the churches is to sane its fufi
purpose. we must return to the 0H
idea of a Meeting house. He sai’
that when the idea of a great central
Community Hall “as suggested, _
was heartily in favor of it, but 0 I
mature thought. he realized the need
center-fin its ownjife. that one great
community hall would not serve the:
purpose. athmore than one great
house would serve as a. home for all.
the people. .
The last speaker introduced was our
beloved townsman Superintendent
Alfred E. Winchester. Mr. Winchester-
said he. beliexed there. were no bad
ems. only some boss are better than
1‘
the speeches of the evening. He me
and that Judge Vo osburgh. Who spoke
{rem his intimate knowledge. anti. ‘
forest? in boys had said hgt'a‘ .
every her who had come before 11
“as a boy not in the church or So
help their fellow boys in mm
them i0 come to the church and Sun-
day school. ‘Ir; Winchester could not
close his remarks without referring
to Mr. Thomas A. Edison. whom He
styled a great teacher saying that. one
trait Of this master was nexer to ask
3’ Silent way mgr: work which he or-
pected accomplis ed -and Which/-1331:
always done. , '
The Judge here turned the meeting
idea of a Fathers and Sons Mus:
was not original with him but canto
from Mrs; Jacobs. If ‘Mrs. Jacobs
could haxe heard the applause with
which this remark was received. ell-e
would June knowh the
and gratitude the men felttowards her
state that the success of this supfier is
due to the courtesy and support of
for the ex firing- was kindly loaned by.
Mr. Craig of the Fox Piano Company. 1 L
The hot. biscuits were baked 133'" Mr. ‘ ‘
E. Nuttibg, who will be fam-
.haviag anion about $23 in pennies and
01 ea cnohnrch being a. communifai
others In. a measure be summed up .7
tioned the fact. that several references ‘
mad been made on the Juvenile: 091111;;
a. man if. he could do a task but in ‘
appreciation -
for givz n.g them this fcbznce to get .
* together. . -,
It should perhaps not be amiss to -
were more; 0
or‘asupehmt‘ as“ a
THREE BQ’YS Gfix’l‘fi
probaffih’
from the Reform sohool and Robert -
I: es. brother of William. were sent?
en :31! is {he Refbrm school while the
third Essa ’
on probation m: I December 3rd.
. uglier and Harry fleet-saitho
5into; the» store of: Samuel
Vials: street ear
tax here.
“ Blodgtgti’é‘r ‘7
flatten 0f the? new state
and who were appré end
clexor work of PatmlEan 7.11:1 , " '7
ill “ere aiso Sent to Oh hire. they
They
it
ng , ontiofied 111131: Ibis morningto
rout of Uelr oomrm’tment. inconvenience
Of
e to the possibility of
fozmer Emperoi
the Madeira Islands. which have been .
in progres lotmeen the allied powers tion with nod
and Portugal are nearing a. conch»
interning:
, , 5 the hing for «instigation
‘ ell their mg“ bgjfion is. wholesome and thorough!
Wag - without” griping'. nausea. or
» Coolie; biliausness, bloating «gas, bad
~bmm coated tongue,
\mrchard.
Thei
Tiger banish heads:
and other
disordered digesfio
36 1.1m
writes:
suns. I ket—p the
illsnnxPowell Cor-p.
sion. it was declarrd by the Journal
today.
(33: school. tMr. Winchester Suggests?! \ _
to the bms present That .they could ,.
, . Emmi
v. 20.1% assure '
. for this
SHOE, swans
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or he
. , for ehii 11y nights and mo! morningsw felt
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many friends and workers. The piano 7'1"
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