EAST
man Eugen of Nomton was ur-
reatod by Officer Van Derheyden, for
I‘ntoxica’tion, yesterday morning, in
Atlantic street, Stamford.
The Town Hall was gay, Monday
light, with evergreens, and the bright
Ivening gowns of about 25 of the
own‘s young couples, With a few old
-r folks as chaperones, who enjoyed
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Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Cantrell spent
New Year’s out of town.
Mrs. Patrick Quinn spent Tuesday
in New York.
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Clarence E. Scofield is confined to
his home with severe cold.
A new organ has been
St. John‘s Church,
mother of the season‘s subscription
l iances, Iwith which a number of the
'n
l stalled tn 'oung people have beguiled away 3
Newton
‘ V . munch Maryanne amen:
we of 'marryIma‘kmg. has!) couple
three minutes alone on the.floor. the
partners having chosen by lot. Hon. E,
L. Seofield put the proyam through,
and finally the contestants narrowed
down to four couples, as follows: E.
L. Scofield, in, with Mrs. Richards as
partner; Allan Gillespie and Miss
Louise V. Snead, Mr. Sanderson with
Miss Evelyn Hoke, and “huddle“
Belden with Mrs. Barton. The prize
was worded to Mr. Scofield and Mrs.
Richards.
were Judge and Mrs. Charles 1). Lock-
m remit tomes for the prize
Among the guests invited 7
Charming riommgham died sudden-
l1,ofIheart disease, at his home on Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sherwood,
[Aubert road, Sunday, about 11 p. in. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wakeman, Mr and
Ir. F‘rothingham had been spending Mrs. John C. Fanton, Dwigh‘IS. Fan-
the evening at the home of Mr. and'ton, Mr.‘and Mrs. Gih’ia Kellogg, Mr.
Mmlsitreit, with other members of the and Mrs. Thomas W. Treudwell, Har-
family apparently did not feel well old Merwin and other residents here
and returned home before the partyl attendedthexew Year‘s reception giv-
broke up After the new year came in 911 Monday evening by the Greenfield
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frothingham Hill Country Club.
left the Streit home, and , entertingl
their own house, found .‘lir. Framing-i
ham dead on the floor. He was about:at
2 years old, and bed been apparently
the meeting of the Afternoon
Mr. and, Mrs. George F. Sherwood,
Those spending Tuesday afternoonI
Whist club at the residence of lire.
Robert Coley in Coleytown are lit-.4.
John P. Fitch of the Upper Parish:
Miss Lizzie Adams of Hillside street;
Mrs. William J Qerwood, Mrs Win-
field S. Butler 01' the lower ’ Paris-n:
Mrs. James A. Smith, Mrs. Eli
Wakeman, Mrs..;l‘rhomas W. Treadwell
Iof Lyon’s Plain, Mrs. George F. She-r»
,wood of'Brudley street. Seven ‘llt'er‘i'
port members will also be in attend-
ance.
in good health, although a short time
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Arthur Bibbins returned yestetduy‘ “ D h ‘ N ‘ \ ' 5 ton. E. 1.. Scut‘rld and E. 1.. Sco weakened .his heart. l, g
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8.. will meet in the Max anic Hull Ill'l'l‘ll‘tlt‘litlt'fll James . Williams rcI . ' n t , The Al I rIIoo-t “but t .Il) morn ‘ ‘ I \
gm!“ ' was held Tuesday night. The prom-tit ' l 1 . . ‘ _ __ _ t J
=‘pu.1..glntt body tun. will attend the urm-d Tuesday to his work ht the ”"9le , , ll “Nut“ . I ti " lTWHl .V “II! Mm. lUmt‘ll to! y, UIi -
‘ . junta] of their departed sister, Mrs. Pennsylvania State (‘ollc'Ie ' “we a Q ‘C (' course 11., I t It‘olcytcwzt. I ORANGES
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_.______ 3151.3 Ryan, “Mum, m 3mm,“ limiklm lynch. Alfred Morehouee. if; AP‘AAN Mrs. Frank William Hill] two, PHONE 909 PIROM‘PT DELIVERY
._.,The lut flitting of the Mayflower Agent Garter returned to her desk! ." ”(maid htour Mjlmm' “a.“ “ “hummer-u of ”Tb-V- “3““ been i" “’“1‘1
mt “d udder pinochle. tournament Tuesday, after several weeks‘ “I", Nor‘mnn. latiuin .‘lllloll' ltnyls, \lilllntn than...» I.“ :ns guests of Mrs. Abbey J \\'illinnn-',-
with be held this evening. All of the :once, since the death of her motln'r L ‘TETW" (" iludlc) Fm‘ly’ Charles} -—-——-—~— lnnd Mrs. Euucne livers. [ea .
«it!!! who one. participating in the '1) Stamford la. ddllmuson. George F. Hearse unIl Mrs. Bessie Donnelly of Newurltj ..... _
W n! are rather excited in the _, f‘lun-m-c E. Scofleld. has been visiting with friends ln‘ Seyv‘l‘ul \Yrstmt member: :tttt‘n‘ll‘“: 124 W fl‘hifl t0“ Street
W9 of the battle and tonight's Miss Natalie Mornhousc was pro 1 "mm the New Yeur' :2 reception tzlw'n MU" L g
on rented from returning to her studlcs' ““3 C- ’3' ”1‘1“” ““3 ”‘9‘ only day evening bl lllt‘ Grimm"! “m'
promises to be a hot one. . . . ---
....._..__ ll Drew Seminary for Young Women “““e” "“ms‘" Wh“ attended ”W MI“ and MW Katllcn “T 5'0“ Y0“: (‘ountry Club. t #0 A”
’“Iiothlug further has been said as m ,H Carmel, N. l'., by n cold which 3 meeting of the Stamford Ministers‘ have. been spending it few dnys at The ‘ IEBUILT TYPEWRITERB — I;- Q
m._pmflling of n basket-ball team keeps her indoors. I; l-‘lilgu" Tuesday. M11 “if-11W" WM Ardsley. The Evening Whist Club will meet“ I. You Have 1 l Smith, Hum l
on the East Side. The project “Ins 3dvlvgut0d to act ull legislative 110an -.__.__....._ Thursday (waning. January 4...” .1.th Remmgtogwahmmnu"
untried With enthusiasm which anpnr- Prof. and Mrs, Theodore ll. llrownlhm" ""‘M M "““r‘lm- ””3 wimp" 0“ \llss Annie ”mum" of Norwalk 13"") 5 ”MW" ”“de “1 1” “mil V ; atlaelreda. Rentals. ’3
Amity has been lost. it wouldn‘t be u returncd to Providence, Tuesday, I’m-i “”01““ moral queetiom- A visited with ms” Annie Clo" 0"" MPI‘U Thomas “- T"“‘““"- i A“ Junk 1' per month. VIE-311'“
M thin: If some one tried to carry after spending the holidays ill the resolution “'9’“ “‘50 udoptcd “"l uwlthe weekend 1 f “"- ' ; I .. sold ‘t '5 ”f mm“
- home. of the forntcr‘s parents. Dr. meeting endorsing the ”“5389 0’ “i , The Not-field improvement Associn-j 5 Ir JAG. DONNILLN°~L
' and Mrs H. s Brown. prqhttmton amandment to the sme' Mrs. P. t‘crrem entertulned lII-r sts- tion. will hold its "old tustuouIIIVl SELL l" 8m" ml. um
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.. ~ )5 g 110 appeared in tho . constitution, which when signal by "I it t d”! 01‘1“?“ “Wk. OH’II UWdtnu. postponed front iktt‘lllbtl‘ 15.3 IT T0 . l TAILORED SUITS
“Moi-WWI“ exhibition in Roodncr's Mr, and Mrs. \\ alter C. Humbert its president, Dr. Finch, and score-,iIOIYlilll’h. to Friday firming. January 0. in ”t": l
‘51] against Young Rivers, is not ex
I I “pooled to box tomorrow evening at the
53 muoponum allow, Lockwoods Hnll.
l ._At that time he put up n cletcr de-
husband in spite of Young Rivers bc
.. Jig over-,weight trimmed him Many
«of the fight fans would like to see
"Mann the ring once more.
_, ., The case of Ann IR. Jackson vs.
Til-alto Gamble was not tried today as
W The case was on the trial
only to hold its place, but will not
.e'» up before Judge and jury until
, . . ~ The suit erase over the
Nor-walk fit-e which-elm. Jack-
m and Keogh and Condos for Mr .
MEl _;’l‘lie case has already had one
”flat: “many friends will .rememberl
“ missionary cause and,
entertained as holidny visitors the
latter's mother, Mrs F. E. Kunc of
Rochester. ‘tmd the formcr‘e mother,
Rebecca Humbert of Stumt‘ord.
prescntutive linxford of Stamford to
pron-n1 to the (lcncrul Assembly.
fury, Mr. Harris. will be given to Roi
Locul people who have watched the.
biatrionlc prom-cm: of Charles S. Ahbc'
of West :tvcnuc, who nppcnred us
“Pops, supporting Taylor Holmes in
"His Majesty Bunker limit" at tho]
Smtnford Theatre this week, nrc dc-
llghted that their own experience us
they uulclt Mr. Abbc's work oral the
statements of the local dramatic cri~
tics, continued all the good things
which critics in Detroit, Chicago. and
Clarence W. llellrnshlcr of the First
National Bank of autuford, who has
been seriously ill with grip for sov-
ernl weeks, was able to return to bin
work for a short while Tuesday for
the first time.
Charles Smith, formerly of this town
and now a resident, with his family, of
Amherst, Mass. where he is employ-
oldcst inhabitants, has been missed ing the Christmas holidays, and every-
from his daily visit to the town clerk's body was celebrating the passing of
office where he generally suns him- your 1916. Mr. and Mrs. James Stuart
self for a while before returning home. ‘ Gillespie of Norotou, who spend the
{c is one of the many victims in town'wimcrs in New York. came out and
of the .grip. . |opened that home for the holidays. and
'planned at unquic entertainment for
The Ladies' _\i‘tssionary Society of thcri friends. Do the lust of the old
3the Congregational Church will meet year thengatc u the. dunsante, which
this afternoon at the home of Mrs. it proved to beone of the merriest '50-]
L. Gillette, on Brookside avenue. 17).:cinl atflars of the season The for-l
H, S. Brown will continue the series mallty of the conventional reception
of discussions on “World Missions and
was obviated with a dancing contest.
society here wishes to perpetuate.
.love and esteem in which she was:I
“a J. Carnaltan. a missionary sec-
__, who has visited this school,
It.——Federal
, York,
1 , Oleveland, Minneapolis
' it! have been authorized 1)}-
H Mane Board to do-
no. to! nix per cent. for
one other: the opening of
I-
World Peace," taking up the fourth which was entered into in the mer-
topic. The Protestant Epoch.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Taylor have been
:cntcrtaiuing New York friends for the
'past week.
Mrs. E. G. Gilbert spent Monday as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Wood
on Ponus Ridge. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs, Stevens of Sprlngdule
have been visiting at the home of Levi
S. Wood, Ponus Ridge.
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Gladys ()lt‘cn mid Miss Lucy (‘-ur
mnn operated upon for appendicitis.
9d at, the Massachusetts Agricultural New York. have said. that his pnrp -.. at ”‘9 Standard Hospital. returned an attack of pneumonia 1 -
College, arrived in town yesterday, for the play is in every wny the equal of mm" on hummy- ' ‘- 3 wwster&B0“ ersock
a week's visit with relatives here. - that of the star. , ' Arthur and Che tr-r (‘olcv of (‘bcst-
' l “W” ””9““ and M13“ Elsie nut Hill have visited thcit trt-nndettrIt Atwmeys at Law
Thaddeus Hoyt. one of the town’s Never was Dill‘lt'll run-er than dur- Wheeler, “mes Kelley and MM“ Rose'cnts Town Clerk and Mrs Arthur til PATENTS
Knapp saw the big show at the Hippo-
drome. on New Year‘s Day.
Mr and Mrs. Boga. due of {\oru'alk]
hate announced the engagement of
their sistct, Miss Evenly, to Then-'
dorc Ferguson, in, formerly of tlt£= .
town.
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Curl E. Drutt entertained a numbcrl
of his friends at his home on has:
Maple street Sunday evening, in
whonor of his thirty- first birthday.
William Krapowicz and Percy Bren- l
riest of spirits, and amidst a veritableInnn have entered the skating races tolformerly Miss Em, a Gilbert of
iBradley of ‘Norwood Farm."
I Mil-ts Ethel Salmon bus returned
toun hull. -- 3 Successor to Wm. Etfron.
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The Pastor"; cabinet of the Norl‘it-ldi
Congregational Church. met with Rev.
.(‘bnrles W. Burt. at the Norficld Par-l
«(nudge last evening. .
Phone 499.
17 Fort Street. Eattt Norwnlk.
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Miss Susan RoscI-rtma. of Vorwalk, :
has spent several duys with her con
sin, Oscar Budd and family of Frost-
pcct street.
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new nan tat-:N'i BUILDING 3,
Gem-,ge the little son of Mr. and _ -_
Mrs. Chester Pa nchcr of liridgeuort, l .12
formerly of Weston. is rccotcrinu from. _ . ,
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A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bower-sock, x3 years
practice N. Y. City _I
Security Building, 1115 Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
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to
South Manchester. Miss *Adete KelI
logic to -.Daubury Miss Bessie Tread,
well to Pusbua, Miss Lena Fantct tol
East Orange N. J., after spending the
holidays at their homes here.
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Weston friends are intetested in-
news of the arrival a few days and of-
twin boys, in the home of Mr. amt3
Em George Roberts of Norwnlk for- I
met-1y of Weston. Mrs. Roberts was‘
the
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