' (‘ lll‘lh‘lilllla dill.
and “ rolotivesz
a
l
Mina Joanlo Lester. or Newburgh-on
' the Window. is spending the week at
the homo of her Motor, Mrs. Charles
Hadley. 30 Myrtle street. Eliot Nor
‘ walk.
l
“w 1
int: Ullristumu music Wilt; renoutodl
yesterday at the blunt nveuuo Metho
dint church, and the pastor wnu plead
ml to greet largo congregations morn-
ing and owning.
The annual meeting of the Sunday
h’chool'BOurd of tho, last nvonuo Meth-
odist ohurchwwlll he hold this evening
at which time .eleotwn of officers will
be bold and other business of import:
inuoo will come up.
Lineman of the blunt Norwuih Eleo-
trio plant are mailing a thorough in
upection today of nil lines in the neigh—
borhood so that they may start tho
New Your with their entire equipment
iii tho host of condition. l
The now home of Louis Warden, oi?
Ute south Norwaih Trust (lainnauy, in
l-iust avenue, is rapidly nearing coni-
pietiou and will probably he ready for
m‘oiinaiiCy about the first of February.
i’untruotor iinrry Blather is doing the
Work.
Albert l-iorgreu. nm-ompunied by his
m'othor, Mrs, Fred Borgrou. and uistor.
M ins Alum ilorgrou, loi’t this morning,
0n the {fill} train for liot Springs, Ar~‘
kousus. ’l‘iiry are making; llil‘ trip 1'01"
Miss Bornron‘s iioulih, und will proh.
willy remain several months.
Friends in iCust Norwulh worn nur-
mined and plnanod Saturday by a visit
from Mrs. iiarriot Hates, of South
Norwuik. Mrs. Bates is a remarkably
well preserved woman of over ninety
”years, walks with unprixhtly stein llllll.
iwr menial faculties are in perfect:
mndition. lie: mam friends are wish
lug lor he: that she may he, spared to
round the. century work
Mr and Mrs. E. H. fluids at their
home, No iii Osh’orn avenue 1‘5”“ a.
dinner and Christina?» tron party ou‘
to 12 of thrlr friends
. A moug'thoao prenrmt
were Mr. and Mrs. E. ‘nrvm‘, of Nor-
wulk. Mr. and M rs. Hurry id, Smith. OJ
Ho. Norwnlk, Mr. nud Mrs. (J, Stierln
and daughter, Muholio, or Norwuih,
lMrs. Esther Smith. Hairy Ii). ill/Dis.
'l‘hero worn packages for young anil-
old, left .in Snuiu Claus. lho party uou
lu‘i‘mking up until nour midnight, ull
wishing Mr. uuli Airs. hurls. runny n
Merry Xmas. ,
MAY MAKE KEYNOTE
SPEECH FDR CAMPAIGN.
HlLL
m“.
l
Much interest in His Forthcoming
Talk at Banquet to John T. 5‘
King. ‘ ‘
l“0rnwr t‘oligi'rusiiiuu l'lhvnoan .l,‘
Hill. of Norwulli. :md 17. S. llzxnziios:
iiiraiill‘ S. ilrnudrgnc. who liuvn boon
illolitiril mmonoutu in tho punt. will
ihi- i'llii‘l‘ glliiSlH hi the
the litpuhiiouu Club in
thin owning and tho
Hm. [armor is lookod i‘0r~
mud in ll‘llll n im-ui (hull of untioimi-
“on by 1hr ltluiuhiiruim ol‘ llridugo
hurt. «us it in ”holy to ‘w tho iwyuoio
ni’ i‘iui mnluuilzu for imxt full when
iiixln lloliuillli-zluu will mnko donuomto
oi‘forlu lo ri-iiri- '(‘m‘ucrosiuuiau .llC'u-
mlah iiuuorun to prim!” lii'o. Hr-uutrir
1w unsoun-
lmuquri oi‘
Ilii‘lilu'laluirt
mwurh oi‘
, ‘llrnuilouw in also mounted to upouix
‘liu owning.
’ Othcr Sprain. rs.
.lulm 'l‘. lillirf. llli' lliiilli (mull nl'
lingor l‘llii‘ll‘il ll, Wilt
Mill uml Willlsiu ll}. iloolny‘ :ll'il lo’
‘lw ilzo nilur .9. Willow.
A ll‘lm‘ of l'l".i’.l'l‘~l lll‘i‘l horn l'oiw-lV(‘4l
from Former l‘oimre-rrunlii John Q.
'l‘ilsml, who in autos-minim: Sountxu
tl’oelw, ol' Murruvhunrlla, llllll no will‘
Inn uuuhlo to in: lli'ouuul', 'l‘ho mouu‘.
words Milli. hum hum: uzronhrrizl l‘o'.‘
lliiiu ui’i‘ulr um vory «luluiy and iluum‘
who huvo awn llioui urn nrlruily
lilt'flfll‘tl with them. 'l‘ho mhmwml'
at tho rhorun ol‘ :iiinrurn for thoi
lmuquvl, will ho hold this PVMllllg‘ ill}
tho iimnnlilvmi iwmiqimrtor‘a '
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SCHMIDT To KNOW FATE SOON.
Ni; i\ i Nil: Doc 29.» , iluun
"i-hviunivii umrdriur oi Anna Aulnullor,
proliwhiy will know hiu late into today,
'l he cast! in expound to no to the jury
Hill; ill'lm'iiouu. W. M. K. ()lcott. child”
of «Sulliuidl'u oounuol. arm-(its n. vain
. lllt‘t of uoquiiiul on tho ground of in~
‘ nullity.
‘nonfidont or n conviction of murdur in
’l‘hu pronoouiiun in ounnlli‘
the first degree. .
,Sohmidt won roportud to he hour unl-
iupae in hit; will in tho Tomlin thin ‘
morning. Frisian officials any he won
‘ allowing the Month of the onion] nil
i
uniting for the jury's Verdict if
anmw a...
«all: tenants no to be hodw—ior
Mary 13. Buckley, will have by rail: ,
tomorrow. joininr,r the doctor at Orionv
‘9243 o'i'llwk. l j ,
trud. l f.
i
Groénnort, Long island. m a whim
ovor iSlunduy at hill home in ikowaytonl
«Venue.
A meeting at tho Rollonco Social
club will he held Tuoudn‘y mornoon «iii
tWo o'clock at the boom of Mrs. John
D Wutoru. .
Dr. oharieo‘ iii. Hookiey. .oi Rowai‘wn
avenue, sol-led Friday inst tor Florida.
and Mrs. Buckley and daughter, Minn
do and unending tho winter at tho,
i-iotel Windermere.
mm...
Misu Elizabeth Alice Pennoll. (““1th
ler of Mr. and «Mrs. John W. Penuoll.‘
or McKinley street. and Charleo Brock,
of Weston, were united in marriage at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frodorlclil A.
F. Roy, 01' 1] Rowan Street, East Nor- ;
walk. inst week. The ceremony was L
performed by the Rev. John 'Stapleton,
of the South 'Norwulk Congregational
church. of which church the; bride in
a regular attendant. To ceremony was
o quiet one, only the relatives and u
low close‘ friends or the contracting
portion being present.
attendants. Miss Penneli waa given
away by her father. After a. shortl
wedding trip, the young. couple will
rouido in Wanton, where Mr. Brock is
changed in farming". Mr. and Mrs.
‘iirock have the best wishes of a large!
number of friends in tho Norwulh‘u‘
who uiuooroly wish them nothing but
happiness.
The annual meeting of the itoway-
lou Baptist Church was held Saturday-
evuniug. Thom was a good attondaucd
of the members and the following onl-
(rors were chosen:
President of the Board-wit. ii. Clov-
(.‘i‘ly.
Secretary and (‘hurch Clerkw F, C.
Albrecht.
'i‘roanurerAui'.‘ i) Albrecht
lo‘iunncini So.oi'otary~—~E. H. Eivory.
The KliOVQ with the following rou-
‘siiiuto tho. momhorn’hip of the board:
,W. H. Grant, Hiram Taylor, B, K. Ai-
lll't'lilll,‘~Fl‘8nk"!l Lynrh and Frank
'MMlletlll.
Organist-Mono ‘Cleverloy.
Anuiulmlt Organist—«Minis Rose Suit: '
~i’ou. w ‘ ~~ ‘
Choir London—Miss irono Lynch.
it was votod to oxfiénd u call to t’lié ‘
Rev. Mr. Anderson; at present pastor
of tho. Baptist Church in Old hlyntio.
“0 has been heard hem and made it
Hood inllil'eilbllfll, and ii is honed ho :
will ucoont lilo pastorate.
it who voted to change the night oi"
the weekly pro) or iuoetiug irom
Thursday»; to Wednesdays.
int Church will ho lucid iu the llnpilut
(Shuruh on Woduoudny owning at
All urn invited to ni-
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BANK RESERVE COMMITTEE
READY FOR APPLIGATIONE 'j_
\Vx'f'llilNi‘rTON, Dec. 29. ~1I‘ormal'
uoililuoiion to national hanks that the' 5 -
runoria hunk organization conimittool ‘1‘
is rouoy to rocolvoilogai applicationul
for member-ohm in the now todornl ml
serve system. was sent today from tho
'i‘rl-usury importineui,
lu inhuman to luquiriou from aevural
Wg billlkfi the organization committoo
l‘l't'jmii'd to (iodine what action in noc»'
(E‘Mlllry by u hunk in signifying inton~
iiuu to outer the new oyatom. Sonia
l
l
huulium have hxprooood doubt whotliorl :1.
l
uolmu hy hoards of directors: in out
llriout, but, the committee Manned to
inane u rugulntlou unnounchu: that no
lion by dirooiol‘n will be irrml and that
n hunk mod not unlunii tho uuontlon
in ii.» h|_(i(‘k|l|il(lal‘l«i.
DOUBLE THE
WEAR WHERE
THE WEAR
Wo nil Bhuwmut Robber"
Cunneally 8. Bracken
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and a, .'
‘union watch service with tho Method,
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