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n ma entertained several of her friends a ‘ les . ‘ ' ’ ; TELLING OF DEATH OF LIN 0
her home Wednesday ofternoon I Joseph Lotti of WI“; IIIIIIID I I
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A. ,. v. i .s This Year Will Go to Some Lo- i... 0...... ...°:.‘::’°:;... M... This Chubby Youngster Gets the Foods He .1 1“ COPY Dated April 16 1355—50me 0f the I“ '
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mum W“ ”field by the ES eat: However Miss Grace Kiado of Fort 101m llourned
. gross for :hall MTIlzIVIIIed equally with the _ . , ‘ street is ill at her home. .'
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\. “.6”: he ohjcc; :5 “mg",fifl‘ llama: wsuesta st ‘1‘: ROM Jamel Inn for Anthony Lutftrell of Ely mm...“ In Connection with the picture of o'clock. when he was first calla lab.
_.= . (“nu-I flail be Usedlln Norwalk. but it must lowing“ III“ IIIIIII. IIIIIIIIII° "I. “I. was s visitor in Stamford yesli "'3? IIIIIIZIII LIIICOIII'II IIIIIIIII I. now fittcndance. "m" twenty‘w". , ‘ -"
7 - " e or some ocal charitable or _ _ it? 5 0\\n at the Rinlto theatre.iutes aat seven the following ‘
‘01.". U! rational purposes. The Sslvseggn aggro??? “HNew Haven. C. A. The Twin city v.19: u g, ccmrul is hilt-resting to glance over an ing. :hen the great man p on;
k“? ”1‘" Army, children’s playnounds. Rod of Hart: d‘ow Elven. F. E. Dodd iy located establishment “new ”“3- 0M copy 0f the New York Hcr-' One of the many stories “on »
Wm 5'— lCross. Day Nursery and Home for M or cleaning, dyeing and “poring won dated April 16. 1865. primed ideath of the President commence“
Who Aged have been auzzested. Has-tr; 20d Mrs. F. G. Dene of for ladies and gentlemen is N: day after President Lincoln'ai "The sun stt last night pious t
: cl an: ! “ith a. view to making the Chan. R 1 o;' A' ’5 Batch of Providence. taken care of. 67 ivortn Main S: _“"“h- iiubilsnl and rejoicing neovle- 113’
' '>- {Or lamina a success in every sense of NIcEIlsnI woltmnn of N y, c" L. p. Phone 403, Adv. ‘ “115 paper was loaned to The whole nation was exhiierated m
it .ils. the word it is hoped of the guaran- a d M 0y oi Rochemr, N. 1.. My, 0 .0 o a Sun; ng Sentinel by Mrs. May Weed the new” uhlch had attended
. tzrl‘ius tors that the contract will be com- no rs. 0°13!” of Boston. MaIsa» J. Jack Sherman of Burbank 5...... i Gibson court who has had the a-mies in tho- field and Ihe flneiov
I. 'F'Y‘C-Tibt's. hinted immediately. SOhmucker of New York city. I" was a‘ visitor in New York City S?“ IIIIIII. In her ”055“““3” t" ‘ mm“ 'hmw M "w R'bemm' But ‘
- , A. \Vibbcn of New York city. 3“. terday. . » o. yours. A few days ago. while this morning on a sorrow—mele-
' Cuslmelll of New York city. 0 . . - SLY-lasing through an old trunk in poople. The flags. which had "vol
‘ V . 9 r. and Mrs \v E Killian at Carl wan of B MW". Which belonged to her from almost every housetop wot.
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. Brockton. Mass. W. D. Whitehead visitor in spnngivood :gstpcrday. I‘ "‘I‘mmhcr' 5"" “’9‘! came acron 'O‘W‘Td at half “‘3“ ”‘9 eunuhlnl
.. _ ‘ ii liIS ‘ k ION E; Nat-woman. 2‘ Brady Jr.. of Bon- . . . IlII::b(III of ffrayid. yellowed newe- of vcstorday was changed to flunk.
,, - > . ‘ - 5 n ”535-. I‘- H. Mazuiro of Boston, John Carter of New Haven \ '- .. "_‘_’,"° °, . V Ch proved to be "1,“ “"d weeping. and "1° 611 k ,
, . ~ \‘ v lILAAN 5 Ne N t Mass" 11. P. Spilln of Hartford, L. liusincs visitor m Springwoo-zl :2. Sl-vvizil edition on the death of \tashlngton was heralded by an ..
, - ‘ “ ' ‘ 5 \A{ A. Tobie of Hartford. G. w, Austin “ma .‘ '4: J n- iol‘im; of bolls announcing'tu,eor-‘
S 0 es of Westerly, it. 1., G. F. Austin of 3 . . . lite whole paper. which is writ- rowing people the departure- ,o‘
r.. ' ‘i‘ Of Torrinston. —Best Coal. Harris & Gans.——Ai= 1“ eyc's”’“m“g' mmm" type. 39”“ 0‘ h‘m “ho b‘“ ”5‘9",“ m
hi- I“ L it. Macxlnncli \‘ ‘, . . . . rum-:3 only four pages. is hrav- :ne Chief Magistrate of the Won”
1‘ ' '_ .‘I ;\t' II) ALILL) 11.531031. Iilr. and Mrs E Gal-cox oIfIINoiiIIIYIIenI Frnost I’ctclson of Q )l‘lnr- .u. 4 ~. ' 1 mm”, in hmck- HOWCWL Some Of "1“ paragraphs. In“
, g - Special Correspondent 0‘ city, Miss (3;,me of \IIew York (:trk ill :1; 1:13 homo ‘X c “‘ “ ' ‘ inn \\ hole thing was set, by so closely that one needs almod t.“ "
' «i ‘ 011th . The Evening Sentinel. A. Anltman of New i’ork city EC (IZI s. o . ‘ '. Mir; could hardly expect much follow the lines with the indexrflggof.‘
. TIC}. ,3 AB“! YORK, March 6.——"Flut as Brown of Hartford, Mr. and Airs: Anthony Nickolette and Lavnw- «If i .Hc . are one" a half a column or m". I
,. ,my hut—{latter than that" made Mayor and son of Florida w u “”1"“ °' 9°“ PM“ “"3“ ' i Ill IclIIIIIiIliIIIImIifiiOhI IlIIe III: III \IIIIIigIIII iittl it in about;
llilanUS by Kipling applies also to Scott of Ha t I I I I visitors m Stan fo d _ ie d' ,- ~» \ l" tom no, u c . nslva ar ous e cms ro
“"0 blindcuux at lircsunt New liuir Hal-.tiord J. In???“ it NCIl‘IOII III .I .I III II III ‘ ”W“ ““110“ 11mm ihv naner. the paper are of much interest and
.; ui'llzlilicnls both those originated ton I00 3 0‘ omnsI BP‘t‘IV\I\‘G Fawn IS ""“n m“ ““0 °f “- ““d ”k“ “r“ 3’ “‘“°“‘
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.ZSXLVLAS hero and those from abroad are it. L. Makin of Hartford J. F D 35 in Pull free every day for il.. ‘ I II “infirhyola :roIIIIIIII IIOIIIIIIII mt-iII- 2: III: illIIIoidfigecitELIIIInu :3;
1.15.}... “I fashioned to hold the bail- close to Nouno of New i.ritain, K: 13. Itey- he“ I“! “no in The Evening M“"' is {.llzloxxes INI lh’llro: 2nd oIthi-r laces OI; :muao- I
lolly... tile head and preserve that sleek hands of Braniord. A. it. Barlow of scI:§«|(IIIIIaI .IIIIII IIIIIk contest. In“ “-":r Loss. mItnt in \‘en York II“ ere closed ll‘
m] I Illumilfémfe t 5° desired. ['rclty Hartford, 1" “- MOFlflfly of Hartford u‘" 5 (m h'“ '0' ’l Uri-lit National Calamity. rwining by general consent 0% th.
_ . . Cit “com s accentuate the Sracc- J. L. Bronnnn of Boston 3133!. H. J. puuiprick er... If I‘l . . , .1. 3' ”h "f ”1" President. m“““““"- ‘nd ”“5 mm“! " “’9’" '
m .3, till Lune of the head at the back. “wit" of Boston, Mass. Jack Harm w~~ aIrch-nt “N‘s ol .ynv..' .\ 3 lltliiijs (if llln Tot-rims Event. gloom to tho mournful air of tho
.‘11'5. _ —— of haw York city. ‘I I .' 21' .n BrIbI' ' Tin lust Momvms of the i‘rcsi— l metropolis. Th“ closed 8“” Qt;
\\. 5' GthflAMb. GIRLS! George Mcthrn of New York City Mr. C.1 l G d _ , ,. (VT-t- ilhf‘fie favorli" "80"! we" hung-,-
"-111. Pressure has been brought to bear A. l-‘. Holmes of Boston. Mass, A. 0. m; H1011”; (:29) 0!! Sprif‘Fj 3‘" 7‘“ at the Drain Bed. lwilh badges of mourning and, wins“ v
:i -; odisi on the cotton manufacturers. At Titus of Clinton. Mass. ll. lioman 01 p3... m I" “III” I m" U“ and S“r"i‘“(‘3 0’ M" “'1‘ ' “”9““ "33’- 1“ "m“ °" "”1”“ ,
N. my, least sufficient pressure to have Mmbichcnd. Mass, G. M. \\’:u‘~hburn, ' II II - “V‘- l BOW"? theatre was displayed I- 9015'-
Mm. them turn out cotton fabrics wond- of Boston Mass, 1.. J. Sinitt of Bog- —The heating. D;0bl€lll in E “r illii.(:flil0ll of the Murderer. {trait of the lamented President. with'
lug“ c‘cu- crful both in color anddeslgn. Some mm Mass. | e\'erv i‘caiuro no matter h . '7 "G silhn “likes Booth the Assassin. Ithls inscription. which was univorls
t: in.. white cloths have borders of ap- J. l'. 'l‘asssrt of savannau. Ga. or small the Job . b MIMII I. ‘II'II‘IEI‘M’I Spm‘rd Thought 1° Bran", anpmvcd:
piiqucd bright colored linen. other W. Whittier of E. Ornnqu. N. J.. correctly iaki-n cu ems: b e'nc..-‘ I “III III Danger. IIIwe Mourn “III Loss Of An Ron. I
linens have laco border inserts. J. P. Kelly of New York city. J. ii. son M. “hite l-‘siafIbliIsIhmtI‘Int. (:6 : II ~I II III IIIIk S‘Iward x0 Buer' (In Man.' II I
- K,“ Printed cotton crepes from both Nicodemus of Philadelphia. Pa.. A. Main street—311v I I iIt'I -‘E"‘i°l‘“"’ m “0mm“? Amflh" ‘5’ ,
s I England and France have wondcr- C. Schurff of Urauzv i’. lioberts of ,- (‘n pI . I . L‘“”“m“"'~ ““55 Emma ”ardmge' at the '°' '
‘ “0‘ ml and a ts . . , . . ’ ‘ “ ' “We “Wk“ 0‘ Sound ‘1‘“ .‘iwfi': in W: .li Strmt. liciuition of (1 number of citizen...’ ,
. c rc- rl tic designs. The zing- he“ lork oily. J. J. Donahun of W KOHX “u" “a” a "CH“ "‘3“ m \I ' ‘ I
g .3 m ‘hams are especially attractive and Iisrtlord. C. Marcus: of Hartford. I I rltv. or I c“ I II «IIIIIII of (IIIIIIII IIIII‘ IIIIIIIII and IIIIs COIIIIIIIIIIIII Io IIIIIIIQI an oral‘loh: I I
becoming—end not too cheap. J. 11. Martin of Central Park. 1.. I. s“ of Mr. M Mrs. M“ “0'“! i I ' ° ° IIIfiIICHIIhII IIIIIIII II DIIIIIIIIIIII «IIIOIIIIII "£233.81? cfiiifléisun t ‘
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- e o o .. ' '. Charles Moss of Bouton stree' "as All Th I l l k. bi I
tilt. u.’ the Dirpuchfs from Monte Carlo in- The Norwalk Bird and Nature mud m“ “1° ”m °’ food-your "A. “3" "m” “9 1"“ n° “‘5" W'l Visitor in Stamford yesterdmz ”w GrIIiI-IlIost tclIiEISIdItlon I?;:I0Uhl1fIiI;: tIIhIIe Ilacd:IxI\IillIIdI;.IIeIr:lIlIl=
2.. .' Alon- didte that social mentors there are club will meet at the home of the. child mm" ”“3 you Will b. obi. t° at all for "Kh‘ I) i do "(It “ or” I . . . I 1I3I1l‘inffis SuspendC‘Id Throughout . “109 ‘0 her b" bject."
K .L “out advising women not familiar with L’resideni. Lire. Walter K. liarring- make up a. diet which will not only him 0 “'- ‘him “isli‘fid 1 Silbsil- —l‘»ann0r Home Made Bakery, 11 13... poumrv, , A. vulher:
the Riviera. that if they cannot ae- ton on Eversley avenue on Monday, be good for him but which will tuto somethlnc ~ hivll 1 think is Cross words are In tho Ilm- . ~ Tho New Government. ' ""ilt l:t bl] lencrll Ew.ell accom- I;
cure a. marquis of the second eir- March 9, at 3 p. in. Miss Anna please him also.” an M 9038711? M £004. today. We lia\e 3. “Puzzle" in :- l: . :sxirntinn of Andrcw JohnsonasI .‘3'? d by his adj'nam Major Camp. ;
“9- pin) or on oil-grand duke of Russia Beecher Scovule of Stamford will Kolln of 9 Railroad y‘all“: Argon \ory little 1;: it should be given Window that may “Mp you 5 1 l-rwiiicnt. i“ ii lioun. [islSSii’ thiough th‘ll city 3-
.) ”Ix” l‘or escort. it is Just its distinctive to address the club on the Laddln's Lone of the first rules to". the gr; n! to a. child 0:. z . “K"- Marshall ‘ some of your Drfilvionm. Wednw ._ Tin “m”, of )lr. Lincoln to Sc “mm“ {1“ and ,u oclock TENN" ‘_ ,
i: ‘ R, carry a doll. The dolls are made of Rock liorcst Reservation and Bird in u of Child on nt- would liken . - or.» lll‘fln he gets, t'\‘(‘ry wool! is Raisin Bread Da' 5 the [‘0]le of Mr. Johnson. ‘illly lnurnlng en route from Washing. ‘
”n ”it; ““3"”! colored cottons harmoniz- Sanctuary. I'Il‘hI; _ :1 ~ but I dont («,1 3., it is geod for Monroe St. Phone 367.—Adv. The Cahinot‘ lint-hanged. iii-n to Fort \‘l'urrcn. Boston. ' Tho?
— \\-:.;.;y u, mg: ‘n shade “1'“ ”‘9 ”OCR Worn. “ ‘ O b bl Irzufh‘r’ sultan h“ profited tum-II . . . much of Mr. Johnson. iGcneral “as takvn to the Sotdiera‘,
' ”l W“- The small ones dangle from an eye At the meeting of the Executive ‘1" t“ 0 0 I common “use is In spite of h -5: over two years David Burns of Bates court is \ Th- L'H speech. last. Fourth avenue. to breaifast. '
glass ch. Committee of the Council of h . ° encod by the picture. The of ass. this iinl than takes u. nap itlns‘ with relatives in Brid m . .. 132v Itt'i'zrn of Gcm‘rul Grant to‘ While ihm‘t hr learned of the u- '
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A, , . ' no women held at the club house c ‘9 W 0 two and s bsif every afternnnl a, regularly as over the week end. “'as‘i' .gton. issssination of President ilncoln. It
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mm ,1 The 13““ ehevlove bass shown on West avenue last nizht. armlze~ y“ ° “°' is “1““? fat. yet clockwork. Thri .chout the rest of . . . \ 1.3 So l-orlii. And So Forth' lis said he was unnffoch-dly shocked
0 'Il here are stamped. that is they are moms were made {0,- the monthly "‘3" ‘3 PM“? 0! muscle and good the day. he i~~ laying around or Samuel Abramson of Bouton sl-..- «'21 the from page of the paper isihv this impingino rind diclsnd it
I .iI. I "f m‘11»‘iJ'L‘ally stamped leather. but meeting of the council to be held Dom: under that fat. which condi- "helping" his :1 Elli-r. ou‘ry ntinllte “'38 a business visitor in Stan: ;. ‘ l'lud the minmefi ai- taken by Dr “‘45 ”I 0 “01>" "H“ mm 60""7‘18'0
. :.II,I.I. Kiley are not carried by mail. 'I‘hoy Sunday March 15. at 8 o'clock at tion is mainly u” ”5“" 0' PTODCP of his workins l ‘Zl‘H lu-ing consum- 5'V5‘PTC1GY- \‘ hell. Iincoin's physician. sh using l‘ahllcxlxd Just no“ for the South In
» ..) m}. carried by impairs with the old the club house. in West avenue, in~ roiling. regular hours and plenty of ed in was“..- in“): . . . . tradition of the l‘rrsnlont \v-"J . s lit v Sirth "
, iii a. strap across the top. in fact slcari of on TuesdaY. March 17. "TM IIIII . Mrs. Ron" ‘I' I ”r ”‘0 Opimon .‘Ionvph Gumbo “r ”mm“ 5’ _I_I‘ ‘ 3m” ”1'3 MEM- from ll lil‘ls old a n: iion mourn.
. 11....” i IlIIIII ltnndlodistingulshcs inc newest Miss P. O'l-‘laherty of Hartford will mornlIInzonarIlrlIlzgs1:211:35}? :1th if Iwould u ' tit least slim for :Ithszr':ii::I'InIIu visitor in Bridpv, .. __
.‘M‘ tags from older types. address the meeting. All mum ers ' ' I ”p a or 11"" "wens" for the I 'I ‘
IfIIIlnI: are ”queued to be ”"8an A serte‘d bin. Kohn. "At noon. soup bringing into it world of a hat-y; ‘TU‘ LAL\l.i‘ ° 0 R3. ggEdy Ann Dancers . ;
ii ' Ll largo aitt‘ndance is , nesry a. ways forms one part of the about sis for .a :l ; $1: for . hi h- a ‘ ‘ I-I ) “I C(‘MP-‘NY ' ' '
‘I‘I‘ l___ *EABWWALKI—I— o o ILIIpecmd' meal. lie is very fond of all kinds chair: $40 rm . , VII-v i- 'lrllngi‘: I:30 l I -\ LUCAL coxi‘px ‘Ale t0 GEt 3' Re“ 3rd
" Members of the H05 ii °' "imam" 1nd fruits. and l Bive for the baby's, A e llnmii uni about; '“m "W" a” ”‘e °“'"e" 0‘ . .- .
' \lontlllv business and missionary club “.1“ meet this oveglnagI atWIingé him plenty of both. ‘ “3.50 p“. um}.- .m food. I ISlnr Laundry gnd local Deon“. M. In (nilnccllon \‘ull the Ragged) . ‘
> . up, , meeting of the members of 'lte \Vo- Shadow Lawn “m. This ‘3 the mcct- oinplnyi-d in this establish...” .\ii:l uzzd itaggmly An 1y" dance giv- VAPOR"; _ f.
I, I" John! man's guild toms place last night ing which was pastponcd from Feb- — IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII I. . laundry DIOPIII III III II PIOIOSIIII III IIIII CIIIIIIIIIIIIS FOPAI’ CO'd Troubles II I
-..’lUUll..1'l the rectory in f‘hrist church. the ruary 27_ A dinner will Precode th Mrs. David l ”Kim of fins ”9"- CQU‘DPed With up-to-daie r 2- T‘..illni'° at the R-lzcnt theatre inst -
= ;.l do l'tguiar business was transacted. re- whlst games 0 l imaim I I I pp IIIIIIIIIIIIV IIIIII quartered in a_ bun“ II“ IIJIurII'I’II' it ‘5 ImI testing to natal
pans road. and then thz Mammary ‘ . . . street ‘8 "lfiliini' “'iih "hikes in of fire-proof construction that n'" Ihlt Johnny Gri rile. author of the- ‘2
. \\Ol'l{ of the church was discussed. The South Norwaik Masonic Terri- George Van Kkk of Stuart .‘N' Bridgeport (”III “II “Wk “I‘m IIIlII IIIrII \I'IIIIIIfIII'v business of ”"1 “‘ '- 91P”) “”1 book. has slznil’i-«i hisI ‘ {I
Mrs. E W. Kcliw ani Mrs- George pic will be the sceno of the Father We is visiting with relatives in \‘ir- ..T .‘ ‘ . in: o ‘ omm' n ‘5 mm'w“ ‘3 ’1 “”0“ °" p”“’"““" “3““ °’ m“ 3990‘] 93530;!!!" i
1.. i.!. L'iarl; both save short. talks on home and Son Banquet of tho Nor-w lk sinls for three weeks ——House 3"“ “mm” “’lrlnt; doncno e that first-c1188 “1‘de WOW :9 mung mm" “"10 5° ““le "nu" Wagon: II
il- liIillld foreign missions. Followmg the Chapter Do\iolay tonight Sewzrd ' by workmen u‘- i know how. Best 11123;! this. establishment at (‘i‘!- prclcd .hc charac'ers. with an auto- ‘ f
l Sufsmeg' meeting a social hour and Price of Bridgeport. will be the M” Joseph. D; P.1etro of You of materials :z- ,1 and conservative cover-val I'eIScIifzIns 00;"‘éirryivai‘ifr‘l-zf; 4':,l‘:“iIIh:IIIrI|II:u:..IS “It; (:33: from Rl. JIMIHM'EA rm (wanna: 1 use
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: me u 5 Ii": Sink" speaker of the owning. diso am,“ 1, ill at her home. prices charsiii. Radio sols and vicinity. Plant and office locsiwd :i' \ll- Gruelle said no regretted his IAIIIII “I I III I I ‘VII‘IIIIB ’ I
.\ . I, I .. .. , . o o o . o o o supplies arc in "1‘. Moelivr's Eloc- ll (‘ross St... Norwalk. Phone 33:; I .'.. . , , . I '
- unis- East Awnuc .'\l. L. church hold Regular choir l-ehcarsal will be LAUNDRY WORK AT tric Shop. 2i \“ishingtcn Si.-—.-\(iv. —Adv. YUM ‘3" m “wnd {he “‘"°T“‘“““‘ .
H slits mu: xgeeic night meeting lrtst night held tonight at 7:30 o'clock. at the SPRING'I’IME lsipon'rluv'r . . . ° 0 - i‘,‘.“‘,‘f'_“", ‘,',E‘,““.°,“§‘C“‘l,lfi“ 2‘“ "W“
I “(III In “4° OCXOCK' Mount Zion church. The Putors' hundry work at any season of James Dov n of Cliff street was Clifford (‘hocner 01' BOUND SIP"- isiiI‘IIzi»; ith ailInsIIg' tlchIIiistoOcIl-Ii: AllTO“()B" P CO 'I
mi ‘ ° ' Md M” “30 me“ tonight. the you is particularly important “ “5“” in N York city yoswr— ”V—‘mrt'd to Stamford yesterday uh" .I‘ ” ‘ I ‘I I l ‘ ‘ ‘ E
i The Friendship‘ Bible ciass of the . . . and pertlcularly so at the Spring~ an. he attended the Strand theatre. “on“ 3‘ WEST AVE. NORWIAL“
. . : East Avenue Al. 1-... church ii‘iil mcct At 10:30 o'clock this morning, the time ”non of the you R18 rugs t e e o e s “1—7—7 S ntl cl {0 th‘ . . . . , . r2
il-glul 1 night at 8 oclock. Girl Scout Council will hold their lace curfsina and many 6m" things Harold Gi‘ll" rlf Fprlng street was Harold Pardoll of New Haven u»... , :' veg-so n me e n r ‘ sun“ [- h'lAIliiN l'ilnisl- 1'3!” I i?
‘ H o T s ' regular quarterly meeting at the at this lesson of the your need at- .a visitor in rul'i’nrd yesterday, 1 imslm-ss visitor in Springwood )- _. “‘5“ ”' I .‘ i
.. .. A number of Last \orwnlk chii- Royal James Inn. This will be pro- “nu“. and The Star Laundry cells ' ' ° “I‘Iday' — "
.tmnle) drcn are planning to attend the spe- coded by an executive board meeting the attention of u,“ ubii to the "bl‘le ”-1 Coal. Harris & ' ‘ " h I:
mm: iii ciai matinee for boys and girls at 10 o'clock. Tonight, Troop No. 7_ (act that the suggeztion: ‘ made Gum—Adv. ‘Joseph Borden of Bouion street 0 R4XDIOS II ’
., 10”.“, which “1” be given at the Rislto Of which MIDI Elizabeth Simmons 18 abOve w“! b. 8“,.“ m“ cl ‘ t 0 O O :lsltlnz “'ith n-latlves in NEW \'(:‘3 ex lte III 1.
5'33“” tomorrow morning at 10 captain, “.1" meet Center Junior tuition here. This estaboiaiahum:n: William Bil'l,‘-‘Iil of Paradise street city over the \vcck-end. j Garod II.III J
0 clock. bish. at the Jefferson school. for 11 ha ll motored to 1"” ‘93P": y°51°rday °n . ‘ ° ‘ "3'3““: 45“ DE‘ ”RATL‘G . - I
M exce out facilities for nil foa- o i Special sale of 30 3 l ' e era
- r.‘ _ o o o basketball game. tures a, laundry work. Delive "I "9’" . . . c . x ‘2 0“? 35 Lou-(- St. So. Non-wall. ’
‘- H‘i‘klll A birthday surprise party was I e e r, ' ' Tins al 3‘ “" tube 1° “i ”1-" 1- lo hone “858 Super Hetl'Odyne r
‘--d ' v» .- covers all sections of Norwailt and —dei0 and \‘lcirolas sold on class) for ".50. Ever R} d - c p ’ 4
lils slum last mening in honor of the There will be a illustrated le - m y ' ‘ ‘ V ' '> '
,, , Mm mm Birthday of Ethel my Benn?“ um tonight at s or: ock on "um: vicinity. A phone call will bring tho “.3, um... Dvinnolyfi—Adv, Batteries for radio. $1.45 for 2: l. | "0 IIIIIIrf-If phone fig“ ”“3"" Ware - ,
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. ...i:«'. is at her home on 15 \Voods‘ide avenue. ing Down the “7.11. of China." in ”3:33: ’°¥;cd;°t;rf°u:;d:undfi . I . 1 L002? RsoIzItIiIiIITIiz-II C5 V‘;‘;"“_ 5mm?” ; Atwater Kent .— ’
.10 A number of guests were present. the chapel of the First Methodist Cross street. Norwslk. Phone I338! Thom” BIIIIIIO OI 1:le avenue IIIII —Adv e OII IIIII IIIIIIII -I l SOLD ON EASY mm
~ 1.1;- s o o Episcopal church. under the direc- —Adv. I purchased a “(w Fm" muting car. I I 0 II ’ '
‘1“: and Mrs. gellza‘rlfiébergh of tion of the Woman's Foreign Mis- e o o J h K b ' f .Clit; t t ~— to Andrew J Collins of “" Flax ll” F b S l I DONNELLY S r '
.. il' l Senort “Bite t e r' 108 tor, slonary Society. The pastor will Pa \Do 0 n 0 ‘-»" 0 3 ”e “m r- r d h I ~ III . 2‘, e ru ry “h Main m“ ':
II I l Mr" Ralph Bennett 0‘ Osborne ave- “5° ‘1" ‘ short “lk- A 51”.? 0” is £32: '3223 «Ezmsfihnfilf ed to BfldEIIIIIII yesterday. “I'IiIiIl spfidgsgirtaol £3122. “III“ II a a e ' 1648 so 8 -'
{\IiIiIil? IIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIgI 231$: IIIIIl Ii. IIIIIIII II? IOI IIIII IIOIIII "w” ‘3 5°" Y‘m‘ city. Mr and w: sésséh Mandeih oi ' ' ° o 818 rrdlmiinnr 0\'er ouv usual 6! -- .
-. . soc e y. o o o " I _ Mrs. Dwight \V. Smith of Nov- t pm... ,0. ic‘ n n .. 7:I
t on- Sluil'cd P900911 _ Clean and boil . . . Ernest Josem of Flat: Hill rm is Chestnut strcct are entertaining rcl “em ‘3 spending the week with L" r ‘ y w. m I: 0 film inn 7'
11> 111- Delivers for 10 minutes. Remove Holy Eucharist was given at Trino ill at. his home. parents in ”19 Bronx New York. 53m" and I” hogan“, “00°" .- I
: .:i.utes from water and stuff with a mix- ity church at 9:80 o'clock this morn- o o o I IIOIIIII IIIIII take IIIIIIIIIIaIIe III IIII I R. I
-:~. :‘hL :urc of cooked rice. tomatoes and a ing. 3", “a u". Front ucumbs of bargains. . 1C f
\ little onion. Put a. slice of bacon e e 0 Benton we“. are enterulning WWI I f?
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- *~ ,_ across the too of each pepper» Muivoy 'rsrlov Post No. 60:. Vet- lives from New York City over tn: Speaker NI. Gutkowsky . Richafgd r"
“‘1' ”"3 whk‘h gives it a good “UVOY- ‘ and eruna of Foreign Wars. will hold a Week-end. Order °f United American “V l i'
‘ inaicc in oven for 45 minutes. i N 1: his ‘ . A _ . . . Lincoln Council No. 4. will ho, : __ . 5?
had as k t‘ ‘ even as hum ‘ their regular weekly meeting tonlm . ' - ‘ a. -»
ber of surprises are in store for the Anthony Dells of Teyier avenue . b“ 87 NO- “313 St- Phone 419 1 v.
. guests. according to the reports or m aviator in New tori: City w“. i“ 10° “”i‘mgmn “we“
th. e g _ needny. e o a . l ‘5"
u. gIbentIerIg:IiIIvs°l.l:IeI\IrIiIllI::cJ.hon . . . Cockenoe Tribe. No. 32. Improved I‘
_ . . —Leith Coal. Kerrie . Geno. Order of Red Mon. meets tonight at i
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Highways and Byways of Alum ‘4 II: III M‘ t I "
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Clinton Commandery No. 3, K. " WHEN IN doubts " 5
will be the subject of the Itorooptlo
con lecture It the evening service of prh Gslbo °t Lowe m“ is ill
{H the South Norwallr Baptist church '3 h“ ”0“"- .
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, arch at '1» 30 “1°“ ”‘9‘ William some: remain moot
is s and of hills. rice. cotton and
Hindu temples. The queer customs 35:5. Mt” in 9'" York ‘3'” 3°"
of the people will be shown. Alec.
the cousin slang the old highway - ' -
I from China to India. Curios groin mambo" m mama to mad as
meets tonight for "sum monlhzy
business at 57 Well street.
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win the trick: And ‘
manystrickhasbeel'
won, emergency III et ..
and dollar savede I
through the opportuni-
ties among t h e little
Eureka. Rebekah Lodge. No. 4:.
will meet this evening at 70 South
Main street.
Nomlk painful; 3881. G. U. o.
of O. 1“. will hold their monthly meet
tonight at I High street.
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Buckingham Pest. No. 12. Grand
Army of the Republic. will meet to-
night at 25 Main street.
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o o o 1011'.
. < Miss Clara Rem-don and Mrs. Poul ‘ ’ ‘
Thames will be in obnrge of the box Trinity Glrls' Friendly will hold
social to be given by members of the their regular monthly MON-ill: ‘0'
Eureka Rebekah Lodge in Odd Fel- 11181“- It 7: 30 o'clock in the guild
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