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- iSpensa'ry Nurse Says Spring
j Fever Is Physical Ailment
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_:'.l ells Norwalkers to Keep on Their
Underwear Until Real Warm Wea
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eavy
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there nuch'a. thing aa Spring
1 Or in it Just a. child of the
ion. a ha. lucinution?
.Emlllo Miller. nurse at the
Norwulk Dispensary. say:
In lath a thing as Spring Fe-
and that it is a very real ail-
Uiveo, the body must
become accustomed to tho clung“.
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I or regularity?
The Dispensary
no general lusitude. inability to
diction on anything. ‘don't feel
3' feeling. is due to the change
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relief of “apring troubles." and said
that in their place. some simple
seasons.” she claims. home remedy. or a medicine such
'Wby don' t We got the barrio re- as is given out at the Dispensary.
n in the tell? we do but be- should be used. This concoction
of the fact ibut ’0 air is contains a. certain percentage oi
we iron. for the purpose of "popplnfl
up" the system.
and tho utmuupncio keen.
-- notice it so much.
It)
tim~ the o .tarcn changcs. "ls Sulphur and Molasses good
‘- Iiumnn b dy is cognizant of the for Spring Fever?" The nurse
' own a. the birds and tile laugh'd. "1 know that is a good
old fe..hioned remedy." she atatod.
“but altc-r'nll it really isn't much use
in a one like this. no it: ingredient.-
give it a purpose tor wlnvtnuig un-
iirely dlfiorcnt. Ii should be us'ed
only as a lubricant tor the system."
Most people are of the opinion
that the blood chungr-s conciderab'y
in_thlcknc:a from «non to season.
but Miss Miller dlaCifllnled Hill. the-
ory. claiming that there is very ‘it-
tie change in the contents of the
human blood even from yen;- to
year. except in the case of ult‘kncss.
are. and the body feels it.
. the Springtime. people feel .a
. - oi warm air, and immediately
" . rush home, take of! their
, underwear. '1: such they: uac
‘1’. wintertime. put on lighter
93!. go Without hats and over-
turn off the heal. open the
own. and then wonder why
nil come down with heavy colds
-. or tour days later.
“ pring ia n decolilul month. One
“231 0! tell ilum this day to their
- txhat the “mini-r will be. so it
8| much color to “all until the “(‘53 u little common sense," slu-
”rid weather is actually here. and advised. "and you will be .tble to
. 0 amy. bi-fore making any rad- come through the Spring Without
succumbing to any great degree to
Spring fever or oickncsa. Don't let
people fool you into thinking that
what you need is a change of air.
that you no longer can stay on your
present job. or that you ban the
wanderlust—in all probability, it is
your nlomach that is out of order."
High School Play
Tickets Now on Sale
‘ 'lickotc for the High ochool play.
' "Nothing But the Truth." were
4 placed on sale yaatcrday for the.
ShOdlSt ChUICh IS! w—ell known comedy which run for
’ over a year at the languro thea-
arrangig'g: Specfia]; tro in New York with VVUHD Col-
usticals 1%g1am 01 ‘ tier in the leading role.
as er un 3y I
Rchsurulo for the play have
3'. been going on for (some time under
id Ladica Aid of tho Rowaytolr
t Church met yesterday nit-
tho this direction of Mia. laabell
Snodgruo of the High school Eng-
at the home of Mrs. John “ah deputmeut. From an artistic
rob Plans were discussad for tundpoini the our. Which will be
,9 . ,- which will be held the lat—. held in the Hygcnt theatre on May
jar rt of May. The next niceiing'
” ' Ladle- Aid will be held in‘
8. will be n success and the Senior
olua hopoa that it will be a financial
“o‘daurch Those present yester-
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succsaa as well.
_. m Clement Albrecht
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mumps as to heat or clothing."
m Miller also stated that the
'tnhet most people change their
- . $0311 the springtime. has a lot to
‘30 with sickness; at thla season of
i“.
L t iooda take the place of
7 981% green stuffs. the place of win-
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The prosecution has been very
successful on the proiooaionnl sage.
it has played and is still playing in
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amgayr;:nd ooton many of the large cltlca .o! the
Margaret Hathaway. country. With the wealth of dra-
M Hudson metic material in tho Nor-walk High
E. Gilland: school cud the corneal hard work
E. H. Evory. which the Senior class in putting
Hobart.
John Sniircn.
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into the rnhcnrlala of this comedy
there ia no reason why it shouldn't
prove just as dolightflu on the ama-
tour stage.
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‘_ The membership drive or the
edict Church Ladiea' Aid is
coming along in a splendid manner.
the turns of M11. John Pland-
and 0! Mrs Frederick Mort-mold
' to be in the lead "and each
to that it will dine at the
J. of opponent Just
ibidh did. in ahead will not bi-
am until after the next business
‘ will unite with the church a the
morning service.
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A union urvico of the Baptist
and Methodist Churches of ltoway-
:on will be herd lhll owning at
1:45 o'clock in the Methodist
church to commemorate the cruel—
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an: o! the Ladies Aid uhich fiction of Christ. Both ttov. v.
be held April :9. Scalisc o! the Baptist Church and
- o o 0 Rev. C. S. Gray of tho Methodist
Church will mist in the service.
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A meeting of the Young Men of
the Sunday School clam oi Edger
Lynch and Irving Clark will hold a
meeting this evening at the home
of Edson Ogden in Rowayton ave-
nue.
. A special music program of East-
, music in being planned for the
- bodint church at both the morn-
gnd owning services Sunday
‘1 rd nnthoms are to be given by
30ml choir under the dircc.
._ . lire. Oliver L Clark.
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The members of the Worrloti'a~
Foreign Missionary olcioty o! the
Methodist Church are to attend the
meeting of tho Dnricn Minionan
Society at the Darion Methodist
.Church today. ‘
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[it . a- morning MrVico a male '
- -o will render several selec-
"Mngdaleno." G. W. \Varrcn:
Forth Into Joy." J. Rarnby:
‘ Am The Resurrection." John
are among the vocal selec.
that will be given at tho
Sunday'- ’
0 Mr. and Mrs. George S. Moseley
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‘34‘ mm“ um toVornl people and family of Roweyion avenue
3;. . are spending the week end with
Mn. Mouiay'a mother. Ira. Ed-
. - 7 word G \ionro of Rrooklvn. N Y.
, 01' Have AL 9W5 031:1. N. Peck: ”There in one wora‘
to m w '3 Editor - of eight leitora that i can't got—and
the clue ia 'Luoky Dovil'."
Mr. N. Peck: "P'raps “'I bachelor
my door."
he Evening Sentinel,
“a- 0&1! 92 or 98
~Mndon Opinion.
wAdveriiu tr. the Sentinel-
A Paige
‘ - ~ Against the Use of Patent Medicines—
-ter vegetables. and' although than
chnngeu are very good in them:
neconarily
beloro it can act in any scmbiunCr
nurse advises
against the m of nil Iho different
patent medicinea advertised ior tho
_ A. L. \Vhipp‘o.
sale will be donated by members of
LOCAL BRIEFS;
business meeting
Red lln n'a hail.
Mary . xon or Stamford wu imon
then»: present.
rut ovoning
per to be held next month.
or during the month of April.
Norwalka' Electric Co.. ll
Main street. Tel. nil—Adv.
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The Dogroo team or the Pride 0
Uncut; Council No. 46. P. of D. wil
meet this evening to take in a num
ber of new candldatcc.
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—-PLANT1NG TIME NOW.
pe ren nialo.
Wild'a
evergreens. etc.
Nursey. on the Poet road. be
Choice stock: and big variety.
hero and be advised.
port 625.-Adv.
in unity hell. Horton
lianl Hasccll are in charge.
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corner of Madison and
on account or the Jewlsh holidays.
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be rrplaccd
an ‘important
in the old building.
maiirr. Nelson A:
line. 56 North Main strcctq—Adv.’
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The South Norwalk library wil
be closed all day Good Friday.
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Chrlatlan industrial
Flrotgiicthodist Eplflcupll
dining room on April 22.
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The Sewing Circle of the
[affair will be in tlu change of Mr-
Arliclea lor
the Sewing Society.
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——L.\U.\'DRY “'ORK IN ITS
properly. Thai is
at The Star Laundry. Thia estab-
llshmmi is equipped with up-to-
duo machinery and dryidg uciliiioa.
and into. togeihor with lta compe-
lent employee. it is able to give the
people of Norwalk and vicinity—
laundry work of a v high order.
All («turns of luundry work arc
done here. Right now many folk-
arc acnding their lace curtains and
rag rugs here to be laundered—it in
the time of year to hove it done. cud
your work will rocolvo an ihtnrr-atoci
attention hora. Work coiled for and
deliver d. it Croao street. Phone
8334.-—- dv. g
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Elks iii-inflation of ofllcorc will
take place tonight at tho Elks'
home.
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The puplld of the Brooklawn
Riding Academy. Bridgeport. will
present their annual exhibition or
bommnnahlp in the academy ring.
April 17 and 18.
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—Boauiifui Banter poet cards. one
cent ouch. at Connolly's—Adv.
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Mcxnbera or. the Choral Ari So-
cieiy are planning to attend a. re.
heal-cal and social of the Choral
Art Society at Sound Bench. Monday
nilht.
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Member- of the Norwalk Church
Orchestra hold their regular robcar-
sal lut night iii the churph. They
are planning to give u concert April
16th in thr- Georgetown Congregm
tional church.
Spocinl cats of 8023 1-: Co d
Tire. a1 88 45. tube to fit in
elm) for 8150. Ever Ready 8
Buttorisa for radio. Si. 45 for x: 1- 2
Valid. 8:. air for 45 volts. Norwulk
root Road Tire 00.. a: Wall creel
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The City Nora-lot School girl. or
New Haven are planning to publish
a new you book var-y shortly. This
will be the first year that a year
book has bran compiled by the
City Normal crud-mu although the
Bridxeport clue attending Danbury
Norma.) lchoot tut year-.9 published
one with the co- -cporation or Dan-
bury studenta.
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Member. or the.WomenW'a Guild
of Trinity Church or. planning to
hald a rummage sale during the tint
week in May. Mrs Albert Beebe la
L0 be chairman of tho afiair.
l
. depodtorflndaitouyto
. You‘oenrsvcmdllyif
you? Begin.
a specialty with on. it: odes. Own!
.rys. oatmeal and whole wbrai broad
rvery day: alao.
rolls. Hot Cruc- Buno la n U-ntcn
upeclal on laturdaya only. 0rdc-r
early any day. We hold your order
till you call.
WMMOCM 'm
PERSONALS
Miu A'nna. Barrett. a under". at
Bernard Coin-go. is spending ‘ the
Easter vacation at but home. 6
Gregory Boulevard.
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Fricnda will be sorry to learn that
Mrs. Fi-ank Rooney of Joflsrnon
street). ill at her homo with a. bed
attack 0! the grippo.
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—BANNER HOME-MADE 3A8-
ERY. 1,80.
Oid-fnahioned ginger Nicotine are
whit... brand Ind
“Bakpry product. that
"re bani-Adv.
Mn Hugh .Cuiroh‘eli cad
.r re made from
Ii.
The Ladies Auxiliary of {in nui-
voy-fl‘arlov Post held a. oucccaoful_
at '
State deputy. Mrs.
Plans were annui-
ed for the coming annivrroiu-y cup-
—A $10. 00 net of attachment. in.
with every Univomi Vacuum Clean-
The
North
Now in the time for planting ireeo.
bet-berry and prlvet hedgea. shrubs.
lionry
tween Norwalk and Weapon. have
Prices
for the same are very conm-rvnilvo.
Talk over your pinntlnr problema
Phone Welt-
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For the benefit of the Mozart no.
clety for Musical Extension. a cord
party will be given April 22. in Coni-
lrihhle. Mrs.
Lambert Moulthrop and Mrs. Wil-
The D. S. Cont company on the
Franklin
streets will be closcd until Monday
,—~Your plufnbing or healing prob-
it!“ for tho new building. or work to
la
“'hite's organization is at your Icrv.
lcc whatever your problem in thla
Pldna are bC-lll‘ formulated by the
lrlguo of the
church
(or a supprr to be held in the church
South
Nor-walk Congregational church will
meet iii: altvrnocn for tho snlo and
lied to he held at the church.‘ The
the
-EVERY FEATURE DONE
your experience
week s va.ca.tion.
Norwalk Babies
This Healthy Yomig Specimen of Childhood
Is Accomplished Along Several Lines
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DIR-is
Son of Mr. and
Smart as a whip in young Dirnn
Halon Joe and a half year old ecu
of hir. and Mrs. John liazinn 01
North Main street. ., -
And his parpnu claim illutJi‘st
a rr-gu'ar. srnsible bripglng up has
mndo him what he is today. Since
he wan a mall baby. be has been
subjected to very strict hours. for
food. sleep and p‘ny. No pampering.
no petting. with the rrsult that he
in otill‘unspoilcd and good nature d.
Smart? Young Ulran has a. opt 0!
blocks. numbvrcd on one side. pic-
turca on the other. Turn them all
taco down. pictures to the floor. and
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he can pick up any picture you
name. taking his key from the
numbers
Dir!!! can play the \‘ictrola. More.
he can pick out any record for you.
N orwalk Girl Scouts_
Plan Hiking Trips
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During the Beater holiday-I the
regular moctinga of the liorweix
Girl Scouts will be suspended.
Activities of this organization will
not wholly cease. however. in cover-
nl of the troops are planning hike-a.
Hominy afternoon the ‘illl of St.
Joseph‘s troop. Mist Ada Prescott.
troop and Alisa Elizabeth Slmmoua'
troop will Join forces and depart on
an all-day hike.
On the some day the girls of Mrs.
Munro‘s troop will pick 1 men spot
an a goal for an‘nll-dny hike.
street and friend. are spending the
day in Watcrbu. y. visiting Mra.
iCamlrUells son, lrnng. a resident or
that city.
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Leighton Suiting.- studcnt at Wea-
lcynn Lnlvora.ty is spending the
Enter vacation with Mr. and Ills.
Clinton Suiting or human: avenue.
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.——Pricc oi coul reduced. Horti-
Y
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may Manughn
HAZIAS
Mrs. John than
tell what it is and
singing in it.
upkei-p. the Italians
can}:
layout. 830:
baby picture. now be]
Evening Sentinel.
turo to printed a few
have any photograph
which you would like
this series. send it in
lately. and it will be
other Ncrwnlk babiec.
numbers. will
South Main street for
nest.
iin street.
Court Cecile. No.
Daughters of Americn.
Court Narruk. No.
0. F..
at 16 Well direct.
Lady \Vuhlngton
hold their semi-month!
the following in about
Hospital expenses. Slou:
crib. $20:
riage. 840: food per week. 88.50.
\Vilb
105.
herds of Bethlehem,‘No.
who is playing or
Al to the cost of bringing a baby
into the' world and the first )oar of
c. 'nimod that
an average
first
baby car-
This is the tent): in m‘. cerioa of
ng run in the
ouch pic-
worda' by the
perem- of the child .tclling the beat
my to bring up childrcn.
if you
of your baby
included in
to uh immed-
run with the
FRATERNALS
W
L..O. O. M.. South Sorwalk lodge
meet tonight at 68
Weekly buai
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Banner council. No. 54.
night at 100 “‘aahington street.
United Bauer- 0! North Amerlon.
Trimmer-a and Operator-u. local No.
'83. will meet tonight
will meet to-
nt 43 Frank-
Catholic
will moot to-
night at 22 West avenue.
6!. will moot
ton'ght in High street.
Kebaomncnmpment. No. 9. l. 0.
will hold n meeting tonight
lodge, Shop.
2!. will
y meeting to-
night at 25 Main street.
‘wcek and.
& Unne.‘ Phone ‘ial.—Adv.
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Rev. 01mm thinks. oi to Walt
avenue. will mint at the Ema}
ceniccs to be held at. St. Peter]
church. I'ort Cheater.
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Mia: Francis Costello. employed
.ot Donnelly'a on South hula atroet
no bookkeeper. who-la to be married
Banter Mundny. has tell. her pncs
oi ornploym‘ont. for a. two or three
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. ---35 per cent on on radioa and
loud apoukarn—DonncIW'L-Adir.
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Laurence A. McQutllnn ban token
u! night duties in the oliicc ot the
American Railway Express company
in South Not-walk.
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~Jack Connora of Chicago in
Jponding two weeks with hi: par-
ents on Spring street.
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~Fortlllner tor Gardcna.
Brown. Tel. 239$!uc‘dm
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. Mainland» cm of North:
Taylor-\nmuo h improving in the
Norwplk Hospital. .
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Kenth Beet-nan of Spring street ‘
won a. Vinita:- in “unfold m-
-Hrldio Iliad $21.70!... 0926 0b
"3, “7M. mom-Adv
Alfred,
c
Home ‘ Gum—Adv.
The Twin City Vale)
ly
c hing. dye!
ladies on
3’:
Phone to: div.
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located mould-mineral
and minor-1n. work
aunt-lawn
inc-roan of. or Nortlr lining.
Ir. and In. Itophon Reynolds of
Scribner nunuo‘ are W
rolcttvu tuba Now York on: over
till-m ‘0‘
lativeu rrom' New fork over the
Joseph Ticosi: of Osborn. avenue
was it recent visitor in Word.
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—-Shocpvmanuro and Agric Lime
for iawna. Alfred Brown. Tat.
2898-2.—Adv. '
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Jain” William of Tutor avenue
won a roocnt visitor in.
Word.
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Cdrol rut-oil of Bhutan! won a
mo. mm: in. 10:": yesterday.
—But coal at reduced prim
Potor an... or this Bill rend
was a. recent visitor in Bridgeport.
Jame.’ Lodcr or riu‘niii not
recently motored? sum. and.
In a control-
SamunlvoyorOIcnnmbas
nonhuman-l
firs-John Briddowoud
WM '
' the other church one-red. it being {ell
whore
Tm when.
EAST NORW‘ALK
REV. PENNELL
9 GIVEN. INCREASE
Special Meeting Raises
Salary t o
Pastor’s
Equal Offer From
Other Church
At the special routing of
Moi-.1 bourd of the East nvenue M
tor o! a call ”ceiwd by Pastor
ll train ancthr church. at an in~
cmnod m. dictum-d.
Adi-n "hon by the board wan to
tho oiloc than the pastor’o salary be
too to meet the amount that
tint if their pastor was considrrrd
to be of more worth to any other
church or community, he was of
equal worth to this church and com-
nullity.
A "I? largo repreuntaiion of of-
dcars at the church “as prdsrnt
Mr. J. Wesley b‘lhwson was in the
choir and Stanley Carpenter was
aocrtury.
After the decision Pc-tor Pcnncll
wan “REG for and. being apprised
0! the notion of the board. acct I l-d
at. some. .
Seven minister. will take part in
the three-hour devotional 81 rvico to
be held tomorrow (Good Friday) at
Christ church tram noon unlit inn-o
o’clock in the afternoon. The ad-
drsalea of the million-re will be ap-
propriate tor the occnsion. being on
the last worda of Christ. Each of
the rninistvrc will take one of the
last seven sayings of words of Chriat.
Tho ministers taking part arc:
Rev. W. H. Lamar.
Rcv. R. 8. Facts.
Rov. l". Jncoba.
Rev. F. L. Piper.
Roy. L 1'. billion,
Bov. H. N. Grunstrorn.
Rev. A. J. Ream-ll. '
This service will be a union serv-
lco and the on't-rlng iaki-n up will
go to the Norwnlk hospital.
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The Advent. Congngalionnl and
Methodist church“ will unite thi-
ovcning for a community communion
service at the East avenue M. L'.
church at 7:45 o'clock.
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The I‘diel' Aid of the Methodist
church to holding an all-day mwi—
lng. one of the teaiurea oi the
meotingwillbcn farewell lmichron
given in honor of Mrs. Jesse Ayn-I
1nd hfr dialer. Mig- Mary t‘hlchcs-
ter. who are melting to New Ca~
nun.
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At 1:!0 o'clock ‘this evening therr
will be 3 communion service and
addroao by the pastor. Rev. 11. U.
Footc. at Christ church.
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A morning prayer sr-rvicc will bc‘
held at Christ church tomorrow at
9 o'clotk.
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The committees of the Mayflower
and Old “'01! Fire companl-s. in
chnrgr: of the banquxt to be gin-ii
soon. [not last evening at the May-
flower room. All the routine busi-
nm in connociion with the banquet
has been ukcn core of and "twin.
tions for the banquet will be sent
out Friday or Saturday of thin “I‘Q’k.
The arr-men are arranging for an
elnburato program or enterlalnnwnl
which includes a number of ouhol
town mitts. Rr‘plioa have not been
received from all the people the fire-
mon are trying to procure for the-
occaaion and. until thrvse'rcplhsare
received. the program cannot be
made up.
Rename) for the "Lilli. Savage."
to be given by the young people of
the But avenue M. 8. church. Vlad
held last evening at the church.
Wonderful br-adway is being made
with tho plny 1nd everyone is cer-
tain it will be on outstanding success
in the history of East Norwaik dra-
matic achievements.
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The orchestra of the East avenut
M. E. church also held a rehearsal
Inst evening.
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Uttia Jimrnio Croigh of Ediie
avenue. who recently lost an eye.
utter being “fuck with a stick. while
at play at the Fitch school. is rapid-
ly improving and in now able to go
out of doora.
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Harold Thompson cod Leo Barry
defected Danny Peerlman and James
”brook in the first game of the
iIVI-garna pool tournament now un
der- way at the Triangle club. The
odor. was 25 to ll. .
Jamel Aahbrook and Leo Barry
awere visitoru'in Bridgeport yester-
ay.
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.r‘l'ho Triangle club hold n meeting
:gcw church on Tue-day even-
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Wool-y Mlkena or Winfield street
hon accepted a position at tho Woo
Burn Golf club in Norman.
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‘ Georg. Nash of Strawberry Hill
avonnowaoarocontvilitorin mn-
bury and Bethel.
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lira. Lawrence Grant of Winfield
moot baa partially recovered trorn
110: recent inn... '
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Earl Rococo of Ityrtlo avenue we:
a Vinita! in Bridgrport watt-racy.
lulu. John Bar-byte of Winfield
street is alowiy recovering from bar
Tho tug ItcAlii:tor ouna into tho
hnrbor thin morning with two bnrg~
as at and from Long laland for the
W Coal :uo‘luoifly Co. " ’
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Igloo he
will ‘3. “is!“
omen.
the
E. church held last evening in» mate
“-
tbcir anniversary tonight at 100
Bria
‘wich are inViied to be pronoun.
been arranged for the evening. All
those. having booka or chance. on
'he basket of groceries are "cocai-
sd to- have them on burn! an the
basket will he ram oi? tonight.
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Room
The nnnivcrnu'y of the "Upper
Room" will be ccietratod at the
Sonih Norwalk llaptioi Church thia
evenlnr when the nionlbcrn at the
church meet to partake of the holy
communion.
A1 the Fir-st Methodist church
thla owning the pustor.will admin-
ister the sacrament of holy corn-
munlon to members oi the church.
The Normalk Methodist Chart):
and the First Congregational church
will unite this evening tor n union
communion sender at the Norwelk
M. 8. church. Dr. Ernout P. No-
Gregor or the Congregational church
will deilver the communion mediu-
lion. AILpeople are invited to al-
lend this service.
Maundy--'l‘hun~day oervicec oom-
menoraling the institution of the
Sacrament of tho Altar. tho Holy
Eucharist, were celebrated at Trin-
ity Church thir- morning a.t 9:80
o'clock. After the service the Re-
served Sacrament was carried to
be sick who were unable to attend
the senuice
Thia evening there will be a Com-
munitv communion service at the
Plant Avenue N E. church. Eat
Norwalk.
The Athent. Congrcntional and
Methodist chm-1")“: will loin for this
MrViN which starta at 7:13 o'clock.
' Good Friday services at the Swe-
dish Conzro-niionnl Church will be
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Feature Articles
Special Church Services
For Thursday and Frida
South Norwalk Baptist to Celebrate "L
Anniversary Tonight _ T»- ..
Churches to Unite for Good F rida
\
Club Neil's
Senig
hold It 8 o'clock it.
Rov. J. 0. b‘. H-"
ior of the order or .
will take a
"el;{
'elldll'; ;
\ICGS at St. Paul 2 1'
“yawning. lit‘.
well known to pair
Paul whore ho‘ncc . -
minions.
. At 7:46 o'clock G
ning. member: 01
Congregational
churches will unite
Vicel It the Sourh \
gutional Church. l1-
cobs. ROV. L. T .‘U.
A. Chamberlain M.
A Opt-cull serum-
and prayer will re h.
nlng in Christ chllrrr.
The Croat and r}—
Vir'ordl" will be the
mediation.
Good Friday rent
will be in Enzlls}.
will be ocrvcd al
preparatory service -
o‘clork.
There will be Vhf‘gr
conic-on at Trinlti
morning service v: '
O‘clock and will 1:.“
The "Three Hours In
will begin at noon.
last service will rm;-
includo the Cammu
vnry" bv Maundcr.
n
1'
CABARET AND
DANCE POPULAR
ay Reservations Be
mg Made for Repub-
lican Women’s En-
tainment May First
That Norwnlkcru like the idea of
a cabare? and dance in weil_evidei.c-
ed by the manner in which reser-
vulions for the affair to to given by
the Norwalk "ram-h of Republican
“'omcn. are coming in.
This caharvi is to take place P‘ri-
{M
l
1
day. May first. and will be held in
the \orwaik club.
Mrs. Leruheri ll. Moulirop and
Mrs. “‘ill Gainer arc lo be in charge
of the musrcel program and pro-
mise something unusual for the oc-
cassion .
The refreshments are in the
charge of Mrs. Frederick Hocloch-.
391‘. and Mrs. l‘ercy Barrett. and
Mrs. H-nry Harts. Mrs. Russell
Frost Jr.. will have charge 0: the
waitresses
Candy will be in charge of Mrs.
\\'ill GulntJ‘ and Mrs. Curtis Owens.
\xhlio cigar} and cigarettes arc to
be sold under the dlrcc'ion of Mrs.
Russell Front Jr
Airs. Herbert Pollard and Mn N.
R. Carluright are to handle the
beverages.
Airs. Steven Jarvis will head the
checking committee. Misc Emily
Lynes Mrs. L P. Weed and Lira.
John C. Sherman will to in cbnrgo
or the decorations.
'SPRINGWOOD.
0
.ur. and Mrs. Chutes Florence oi
O
NAME DELEGATES
Epworth Lea glle D35
League oi thr- South
in. E. churth to tho: .
Coulereuc: ut till'nlluzr‘
leave 1! Brooklyn on \,
announced at the that .
tipworth
delvgaleg gre:
in the E mhurst .‘si
Netting: will
Saturday and. Sunday.
noon.
worth League discu~s~
lawn fete to be held sr-r.
May.
to make the plainl
Those on the commlt'ae .
have no canoe because he
the popular ones.
TO CONFER ENC?
\
C
'7
.\ b;
cusses P l a:
Lawn Fete
Held in May
Dologntoa
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l
I
from '56
\
nnd to be held in Cur. ~_,-
he Nr-w York East 4('
League 13:: .‘
Miss Ruth Hoyt.
Misc Adi—le Van Sccj'
Fred Bibs-ll.
Houard Bennett.
Thecorllerence “hich r
E c‘.
tart Friday April 17 at .'
be I’rida;
5-?
neon will (loco late
At last night's mr-etr
»l
A committee u .15
Misc Ruth Hoyt.
Mine Adele. \an SCI:-
Keith Gaynor.
Howard Brnnrtt.
Milled by Display \\ .....
(Columbia Rem",
Sometimoa a.man 39‘."
Ciin street are cnltruining mlativel
irom New York city for the Easter
holidays.
0
James Cook of Benton aroot m
a recent visitor in Bridgeport.
. 0 ' O C
Rudolph saber- of Pnradiao
street was a visitor in New Your
City yesterday.
BI'Y
FRISBIE'S
PIES
Air. and Mra. Michael Molando of
Laura street have brought 1 bounc
on Spring street from John McGui-
flees.
. 0 I I
Join Taylor of Low. street wont
to lifidgcport yesterdny.
. . O C 0 .
Jack Colonic of Lexington avenue
was a. recent viciior in Stamiord.
C O 0
Jack Chok of Lexington avenue
motor-u! to Bridgeport yesterday.
0 o 0 °
Robert Kaotchard of Benton
street is spending the Planter vaono
tlgn with relativoa in New York.
Piggly Wiggll
GOOD GROCERIES
—at—-
POPULAR PRICES
12 Main Street
Hm
Conn
Banner Council to
Celebrate Anniversary
Banner council. No. :4. Serra and
Daughiora of Liborty. will colobl'nt!b
Washington street.
Delcgptiono f r o in Stamford.
rt. New Canaan and Green-
A program of entertainment bu
Advertiae in the Sontinol tor the
boot reunite.
STERLING '
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A. J. COLLINS C O.
70 North Main Street.
South Norwulk
l’hono 747
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