Will
mm is. no
:The regular weekly meeting of the
commissioners will be
:held Monday night in the electric plant
on Bayvjeiv place.
third district
. Little Miss? Elizabeth ian'e daughter
. of Mr. and “Mrs. Charles \V. La1ie,'Dor-
lon’s Point. is today receiving birthday
congratulations from her many friends.
Rev. L. J. Reynolds. of Boston, forni-
‘ier pastor or
5 Church will,
Christian
be in charge of both
‘, a... 1931;39er
f it, her mother.
,.
SGI‘VC‘.
vvbddhaven,n.lt..to‘9urca , fl ,,
‘ers.‘Stun n '
{ Capt. .‘Janieswggoley brother of 'street.
“George Dooley prdpri‘étor of the New-l lift. and M
ythas sold her home at. part Mlfi‘Ee
fCottage street to Mrs. Ingar B. Hed-
ru 136:» is": ".an .
rs- James .finl‘ey *6: th . .
t on Rbilroa'd avenue who 'lower perish, were guests 01; N:
- ' ’ -' . co
recently re—e'ilisted in the army at- Cole} 3 sister, Mrs. ‘ ‘Henry‘ . ‘ .
" ' ' erkeiéy.strebt, Norma. ‘
" , an robiiifiunburom aox m A MODERN
sauna-moor, Mounds YOU on A‘! res 2mm.
' m. boss- or man. nonms run YEAR.
.7’ter spending several Weeks in town, ,fburn of 22 B
has left to report for duty, starting on EFridny.
the trip to Siberia, where he is to! ‘
.1. .3..ng
Edwin ‘1’. Codper of this town. who;
has recently-returned aftgrfia couple,
r“ 4 - '-' n - is so heavv.
'mornmg and evening sornces m the , .. ’ . '
The Ladies Aid Scmr-ty of the Con-
church tomorrow.
‘ "'Earl L'Hommediou, of East Norwalk, Christmas sale in the
fins returned to the United States at. Thursday afternoon.
for a long stay in France. Germany,
Russia and other European countries
. as a Rod Cress attache and war cor-
- “respondent. ' ‘“
The fancy articles and food sale held Mrs.
yesterday afternoon under the auspic. 3...”:
Yemen's Auxiliary of (‘hrist m'i-lr-
Episcopal church was highly suCccss«
The affair was held in the A. &
P. store. Van Zant street.
BAR-u ‘ "
'Willizmi Eroran has sold his “’cst A (grub-bag WP“ in (“h
-greg‘aiional ’(‘hurch held
or
of years“ war service in W'ashingzon.‘
was much impressed by the 'inade-l
quacy of our street" lightfig system,
John s. L'Hmfi'medien or Row‘éyzon
:is' spending the winter montltsvat the
. home of Mr. anders. Louis Schmidt,
and suggests that. when the coal 51b )‘in Lakcview avenue, New Canaan.
nation isimproycd, 'st‘ens be'tnlren to. '
_ The City National Bank
will“ meet. witl‘r MrsliuryG liceierd , h. - .
"18 Arc-helmet. ‘ . 5
' Thursday—Midweek
First Methodist Episcopal
~{Vest avenue. Rev. John J. Snnvely.
raasior.—-—Sunduy services: — ' - which the pastor is~giving a
semrflcemuteiowo- 12!: °§w§kBSi§S§§Jand discussion/course on "The Relic;
Eves - 01f ionfinndat eons alas; 6'45 :‘ioua Literature and History Bela (wen.
nb y fitmfiem E'efvicc‘ the Testaments." The conic [hm ‘Neert
7.5.9 .is: “The New Testament As it is"——v8{
'0 ’ m. .All welcome;
December 213i will be celebrated as
Christmas Sunday in church and Sun»
mun. 'orw‘lk. Donn
secure better illumination. especially”
along the ‘Post Road through the cen-
ter of town. where automobile traffic
«The members of the Rowayton Bap
' h and Bible School, including
all the young people ond’chlldren are
rehearsing almost every day for? ’a
.Chz‘istmns K‘nntata entitled,
a S“megs”!EClaus' Reception.’ As
lecture room Swill hay
The commltt
in charge were as follows: "Apron
Mrs. George W. V. Schlichting and
Mrs... Frank 'DrCourcey; cakepeMrs.
fill:
W '5 E's-'4'
Epworth League“ devotional
Rev. John Jf‘SSng'raly leading. __ p
evening serfloe/ptwsong and preaching. -
Theme: fthnieinnd a Namé~a Sch,
mon Belore Ch'r tmas."
The women's“ Foreign Mackinaw day ““001-
ociety will hold its regular monthly
y evening, at eight 8
this filmma-
e a cast of more than fifty *
“"}and will be something of a. fingeantvs
ion a small scale. it is believed many
‘non;_clitirch goers will be preSent to
:witness the affair which occurs on
‘ l
Trinity church. Rev. Thomas 3.}
mIeCtorr~Calendar {or the week
beginning Dec. 14th (3rd Sunday in. ------~h——-
Advent):' 8 n. 121.. Holy Commuifion.
meeting on Tuesda
The monthly "meciing of the oificial
hoard‘wfll be held‘bn Wednesday even'l
. a; F. Milton Smith. Mrs. Roy C. Lester
10 a. 111., Church school.
Christmas Eve, December ins. at 8 o‘clock. at the parsonage.
and Mrs. Henry B. Cooke; candieé—‘
Hindlcv, Miss Etta Bates. and
morning prayer and sermon.
11)., 31mm manger service
cifm‘ch s‘chool- “
Tuesday, 8 p.
:of the Trinity Men’s Club.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m.. meeting of lliP
Girl‘s Friendly Soaict—y;
On .Thrusdayrevening. at 7:45. John
K. Finch will be in charge of the mid-
week meeting of the church. Let the
room be fined.
The community teachers‘
class will meet on Tuesday.
‘ «clack. at the Adventist church, East.
lk ‘
Alfred Morelmuso Mrs. Genrggi - tRowayton M- E- Church
and Mrs. Ralph Hindley; home- :Rcv. 3901121! A. Baird. pastor.
m.. business meetin;:‘
bread and irolls-Mrsl E. 8.;033‘ morning worship at 10:30. ser-
choir mac-—
Lourtsbury: Japanese articleséfirs.L‘Firsi.” session Will
C. H. Noxon._ Mrs. \Viliiam Good and .convene ill
'Mrs. G. \Vishnrt Smith. Refresli- Liz-2:111)
.mcnts were served by the Misses Ad4 held at 6:40 p. m.
Ldie and Georgie “’hitney. insisted it): “'0”th at
.. g'the Misses Henrietta Baring, Flor .The Power of the Tongue." The pray"
Eonce May Gillette. and Estelle smith, \er meeting will be held at 7:30 Thurs‘
avenue house to :1 Stamford man._ A- SDOOUQI'. Mrs. R. 'L. Gillette
George Drlscoll, of Bridgeport, vis- MI‘S. E. A. Cantrell.
ited Mrs. Cram \Vednesday.
Huntington of
street. is able to be out again. after an other popular feiure._ in
attack of quinsy.
Pdst road have removed to Miss Leo-
son’s bungalow on the new Tokcneke Post American Lo
Ronald D. Lyon of Manic
who received treatment at the Stam- tory and Philip l
ford hospital for appendicitis is great- to membership. lirhurd
ly improved.
Emmens, the letters place at' Noro- haVe not secured fin
ton Heights to P. H. Gipf of Port papers Were urged
Chester. who will make itJii's home.
Clarence “'oodwurd.
of Dr. Howard S. Neilson‘s
Farm, has left town to take a p
an employee murder of thre
05311011
:1. m. ‘ Epworih
service will
Sunday evening
Sermon theme:
Friday: 8 p:m.,"neeting ofihc Broth-
erhood of St. Andrew with EtiwnrdJ.
Sims, 42 High street. Noru'alk.
Chair mhmrm m i’gfiimolfi‘: As delicious, as pure, as excellent as it’s p: grits: ‘
them—OUR Confections. ’ ’
choir should be presen ,
The” church expects the three hun-
dred attendance toward which it has
‘becn working tomorrow.
:30 to churchga. w
South Norwalk Baptist
Rev. L. J. Schoe‘pplefiapastorr—Morn-
in: service, 10:30 o'clock.
“The Faith That \Yins."
at 12 o'clock.
Dandy muting}: u science..._a science with US .4
the finest chocolate, sugar, flavorings, etc., and mrd: : .
into delicious confections that; will tempt and gm: iffy
elcome awaits you. Bible school
Evening set-ride nth-'1'...
“lmpcrishablc
urge or Mrs. E. "dny evening limbo chapel. topic: “inn
and ligion ls Service."
A Christmas tre
East .avenue Methodist church. Rev.
erbcrt E. Marslnnd. pastor.-~Pmach~
i g nervice at 10:30 a. m. and 7
Eladen with gifts for children, selected;
Center on the grabdmx principle was an-
critioal polite.
Purchase our confections and you buy the best at "
The Minpah Circle of King's Daugh-
ters will meet with Mrs. blilier. .1 Liv-
ingston place, Tuesday evening. Dec.
15th. for their regularineeting.
Hunters from this district. say that
.they have not seen for a long time
such a season for ducks oi“ various va-
The pastor will
morning.r on "When Christ
and at the evening service on
charge of
Mrs. John Godfrey. and Mrs. “‘allace
and Mrs. S. D. Andrew‘s of the Cough.
ot Pol-low the Crowd?”
dot-garter: at 10:30 o‘clock. Su
,«school session angmenh class
Junior Epiéorth League meet-
ing at 3 o'clock. The Epworth l
rieties as the past hunting season has
:becn. Tho .lorfnl game warden, in dis-
cussing the matter, stated that the
flight of ducks this year was inrgor:
experience social will 1‘01“)va
Mid—week prayer servicc Thursday.
- . Come and We will (h you
At tltc‘mecting of Ernest Sexton “ ‘
gion of Darlen. held
in the. Burton - Town Hull Thursday
avenue, night. Fergus Kilkclly. Alfred Dul—
New England Candy (7.
' muss or BETTER"CANDIES
10 South Main St, Soul ;. T'
etins. at. 6:30 o‘clock. led by
The 'mldi'WeeJr
clock. Thursday night.
than itbas been in the past ten 5'
and he attributes this
the stopping of spring shooting. Re- 0'
Leently six doom.
Knight street A. M. E. church. Rm:
. A. Lynch. B. 1).. nastor.~Pr-‘~qch-
at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. 1):.
bath school at (2:307). 111.
Class meeting Tuesday evening.
{act in part toi
.agonia Were elected
Ilnliomn species of duck,
urns chosen as a member of the eXec~
Ralph Birchard has sold for}. IV. utiVe committee. All members
to do "so a:
were shot. in a short time b ' a cou le . “'5‘ Gonzrezwonal Chum“. VNOY“
of boys from this place Loon) lWealh-iwalk- Re“ E. F: McGrogon', Ph. 1)..
. ‘ * ‘ kg service at 10:
preaching by the pastor.
“Making Christ Raul."
intro! the Dom-keeper's C
morning service. ”Sunda
. “First Church of Christ Scientist. 57
avenue.—-—-'fbe regular Sunday ~-...._-_-.; “A.
_. ice of this church
; pastor-.~Mo'rnl
er prophets have already. decided oi" ‘
‘wluil. so many ducks in one Season is
a sin, but time will tell..as to the
truth of their predictions.
al naturalization '
so with“; West
.is held at .1’ 4
Wednesday evening test
if uolzool,~ atflnx at 8 o‘clock. To bot
Special meet-Lg
early date. Arthur Weed spoke of the if?!“ ilfifl‘ thel
J
lmony meet:
0 members of the Lc- ;‘
in these sen
Althea gion by members of the l. NV. Vim and l
with the Curtiss Airplane Co. of Long stand for the bonstituiion of t: . ‘ . .
. .United States. He .also advised tist‘tdiurclrf‘ "4" WC!“ m‘wm‘
* Richard F. Skt‘lton. Jr.,
trator of his late father's est.
been given permission by
’bate Court to dis
late interests. _
«Miss Bessie M. \Vced of Norot
who has been
treatment in a New Y
greatly improved. and expect
turn home this week.
Philip Merrivale of Tokeneke
.the cast of “One “Night in Rome'
Which Laurette Taylor. also on
residents of that section, is starring: in
ate, has cut Congressmen the facts
the Pro- the Centralia murders. .
pose of the real 05- able creatures who unec-red at us 113010230» ocloclc ' . ,
’we were coins on the shins IOI'aka‘W‘" speak on “SacrificeFor US”
‘m France are the ones who are back ofnod Miss Marion Jarvis will sing. This
ll: mama__gwill be the last Sunday Miss Jarvis
"The families of "to .will spend inythe States before leaving
8 to re— victims have our sympathy. We of- for Panama. The Bib” School will
‘ , Christian Endeavor
the evening
receiving the I. W’. WV. and the lfilshev
pital, is moms." said be.
e of the
’Julius Falkner, who has been he
.:in the employ of the Acme En
ji’Co.,.constructin:; the new
LTOkeneke Road, has left t
.rsition in Hartford.
‘ J. W. Masten has
.> utsitather. J. H. Mastcn, of Sparkill, N.
~‘ it, Mrs. Henry Page of Bayonne, N. J..
gineering .gion st
pavement in an end
0 take a Do-
been entertaining Ther
as adminisl bringing to the attention of Connect‘k Baptist'church “’9me will enroll'in‘
relating to the NewJVv‘Ji-ld Movement among pro?
"The mtser- :testantljo. At
Christian. ”Laden
Tumor "How to
er, Clinton Hubb
public‘is' invited. A read
ls’maibtalnjedjat the same
' V m 4". holl-~
from 1510139 p. m.
m .1... known as "Mo-
chade with his brother nl/meél‘s to’ 33:93" Sundavw
‘ ‘e bilizuiionnhav” It dbeROwuyton‘aBap-
.‘e :hcijible'lfi—had
Jl‘uesday-Jl‘be’ Ministering Circl
i «durum. "’99"
eldays excepted.
ARE YOU GOING N0. l‘M-Gows "
.CALLON Tut .
ADVISED ’M‘Ii
NOT To any
Tue CHMNS
RESTRICTIONS ,_ ,
0N mm. ARE
BEING RELAXED
Continued :er page one
-.
icouN. ElviNirY
: . ' senooL;RABEAL
CENTER, 'CHARGE
-montinaed tram Fir-t 1"!"-
nnd its chief expo
Lennie. were
mired for lab
the morning service,
he pastor. Frank s.
-.-..
At many mines Satnrd
have been regarded as
holidays and at some it.
Items: Tmtzky and.
extolled. the allies pen-5‘
uman acts and the red.
ays generally
at least part
ifered our lives for democracy. and meet at noon.
is in now the lawless
.’ in lute something it
I
.re Bolshevism
was said sup-
l3th ot‘ the month
3 to delay rte-enter-
flug shown upon the Screen and its'
g lauded by the speaker. Hum-
it has been claimed. fwas for-
. C.,A... in Russia.
rganizution bud repudiated
Dean Dante: Gil-go.
Since the exposure of
sentiments expressed dur-
ture charges that
school Were seeking
cal literature and int
erstition about. the
would cause miner
dug the mines until
Continnatlmt'ot the severe Weather
,0! theJaat few days
The subject Northwest and a rein
,temperntures in the plains states and
‘oeniral and southwest with a spread
:enstward today, added to the discom-
fort resulting from deplete coal storm
and fuel restrictions. In Washington
. lmeetlng at
are trying to subsli-i ‘ ' .-
)r our glorious herit-i .hurch service in addition to the
age the fathers oil'cred all for true 9“me P()?H‘Ps..(:lh0:us the Pussy W“-
‘libcrty. and now a bunch of foreign: :wflquirff' “' sue. “l! b
agitators are trying to substitute 0 m e enmg sermon W: e
. May the American Le-
‘ind 1])ajkxsf:{1e- flflg'fm“ put'l lRowayton people were interested in
o “9 f .' “ bunk ”‘8‘ “‘flthe decision recently given in i'avbr
3““ in ”‘9 game We" ‘13 S'Tike'break‘ of Mr and Mrs"3uliue West of Ray- land 0'83“ m“ ”m ”am" pm
merly With the Y. M
m Mt to put on tire (kW-J‘s?
and that o
by law. We ‘re here to tell you 11:11;
Mute human necessity ; film-i
“Willa time will (20ch v." 2‘:
in the Pacilh]
rn oi subaero
this safety anionic
if you don ': buy
you’ll wishpyou _ m...
SPECIAL, GOODRICH SECONDS
.o-......o.-..'
the alleged
ing the lec-
students of the
and reading radi-
mt‘rous other alle-
...............
ers. That’s more of the propaganda."
> and it. was resolved to ive a show in
find nephew, J. Hubert Stanton. who g
. _ the town hall. It was ann u c ’
,~ is a student at Princeton University. it would probnbly be oozsfglghfg'
‘Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Richter of the ' p
. secure Capt. Thebdore Roosevelt as a
P0“ Road Went ”Stem“ at Inwmd' speaker at a public meeting for some
L. 1.. where Mr. Richter preached
. . , evening in the near uturc. Th '-
the SBTVICeS commemorating the 40th - f e sec” l
tar' we. 1' ..t 9 -
~anniwersary of the Methodist Protest- \ .i f _ “‘ f“" d $9-903“? Wllh
of which 1‘5” L-‘dm Vosburgh, and ascertain
ant Church
.. w .. l . ~ _ -
Mr. Richter was pastor thirteen, years hm m" Rhe would be able ‘0 Sing for
the Legion.
Stamford. Mrs. RiChter remained a
to
youhave a
heart, it is
t i m e to
watch your
stomach.
“and other si
. trouble”
.-—-indiges
Palpitation
gnsof“heart
listlally mean
hon, produced
food pmsons that irri—
tate every part Of the
, body 7- heart included.“
'is on the serious invalid list.
Mrs. Samuel ”Waterbury > remains
seriously ill at her home on NVater-
bu ry lavenue. ‘
.Stephen Statues“: continued very
l
I
I
l
l
street. '- .
Mrs. Charles Scofield, Mrs. Samuel‘n
,Fancher, and Mrs. Chester
gwere visitorsFriday in Norman:
Mrs. John Pitch of the Upper Pan’
gish, and Miss Lizzie Adams of ’Hm-
gside street, were visitors Tlnrsday
gin NorWalk. ’
\ .
Mr. and Mr. Georgel'omord Add
gations of this ,cha'racter have been
rampant in the city. l
:2. letter explaining?
e matter. says that
billed‘ in the neWs- !
{varied and below zero temperatures
were reported
,Nebmsku, Montana.
Dakotas. Colorado. Iowa and tlklnne-
sota. A-stmng north wind‘é’ivept into
,the southwest. bringing a cold wove
‘tbat waspexpacted to send thermome-
ters to tendoz‘rees below nerd today.
in the plains sates. west and north-
west snowstoms followed by rain. in
térferred m«drill: "wire communication.
Transcontinental trains were ten to
tWelve hours late because of Wyom-
vIn South Dakota 34nd
lit-fin aruimilar situitioh
Discussion from
Cmond steel by Judge John Runooth
tin the Court of Common 3Pleas in
.» Bridgeport.
seven! Other
Buy Now Bet
e was discussion about having a
minstrel or some/other entertainment
Hikes atHReduoed Prices.
his position m m re the Faces Advance.
“sentiments at”: --
paper reports to the lecturer.
held “or ”in they conceivably
by the faculty. or student bod
The reports of the lecture.
ending, He refers
that Humphr‘ies. besides
_ eley. has also lectuo-
, at Vassar college. Ml.
Mass.“ Agricultural
and Smith *Cbileges.
ed to speak this we
no, Radclin‘e and;
Dean Laud has also made
letter Written by him
trustees demanding a
searching investigation .of
uses. which he says "
terly unfounded."
a-........ a..- . m.-x--_‘ . -H_-..
- The trouble was over the 3
selling of the bungalow on Raymond.
treei occupied by the West family.
in seems that John R. Oberlanderjht»
iter agreeing to soil the property?!) .
{the West family. went ahead and dig
to [Heddnr
The case was first trioddie.
More a Justice and jury in Darien. who
irenderod their decision in favor utiliorthfifgflm
i-Mr. Julten. but~Judge Nehemiah Can- ‘preva e
' dee, who represented the West from
ily. carried'the case to the higher
court with the result that the; decision
was reversed. There is a rumor that "
Weed will
against Mr. Oberlander' for an alle
breach of contract.'
. ‘CITYOF .POLTAVA.’
(floutinuod from Pine One).
Ni"
'“L' h:
mu
.to the [act‘—
speaking fin
ed at Hmfo '
Bolyoko Coil
College, Anne t
and was relied
.ln Weltesley, Simmo
tug btiuam. .. ‘3 3 R513“... I? CR
:5 a: .. N a. RWA 1:"
M. .. .__.._.__._.___. _.....
the strike settle-
‘iment today,seemed‘to be greatest in ‘
*Dblo and Illinois. . Several thousand
miners in Ohio voted to remain on
trike and a number or locals in un‘
eir expressed deter-
mination, to remain away ‘t'xom the
to the Berkelty
.nnls maintained on sacrum be at;
. ’5‘fiude ‘
Samuel. B. Fanchcr of Broad street LB‘)
lGET ‘iillLD 0F
imm'l‘mnm rm 1 no
i.“ “an mu .
1/ Are you one “:10 :i' 1 i”
' and day... or ;
rhea-cent wage increase was forthcom~
3mg. Union leaders in both states,
lbowover. expressed the belief that the
Edlsmtled men would soon return to
wasnmom
,a- .1
N, ’Dec. 13.—Tbe na-
tlbn found parfinlrelief today from!
,fhe’ estrictions on'coal consumption
through the railroad admin.
509‘ istratton as a wetsuit ogftggflfuggegitnb‘ .
" caused by the strike , , j
" "Regional. direetors o! 13in!!
:lnfawmlly' “the entire; ’ country
mam. bibuldéd use restrictions hymn-
. thorny ‘or vmmesoénmianoigés.
. “Who issued ontkmer-angeuio en-
rmlntfllmin their.
lei-s. "another raid yielded 56 pr!
seriously ill at his home 0 N Y erg, .
n "new The abandonment or
e‘ ‘Denilrlne ’headqu
‘ umber .0: cannon a
‘Fz‘mch'e‘r Were can
hit paper in the only 0m“ 3"“
«circulates in
of this city. scored
dilemma,
abomln‘smmx
“now-in ' several "
old of interest
Benny Woofer,
defeat over You
at Otto” Blind
.fordxinst
or the bouts _
red ‘3 disnppoi
mm?“ ’_' w’uoonmoum. »
: ' Juno emu: navsnno’ssir ,
new van
Copeland, until
Mimi» ma
Search in 8a!
m. -“ "
Device "BIOS.
Berditdhev by.
more today.
d machine gu
raiders. Am
’ e’s boxing
aim The “If so. you “are “"on 172- word:
track. \ Your .3006 (‘1
being spent for 110115131: ~
We'pflde inr-oowpei'alfl‘:
NW merchants W? ‘ ‘_" ‘
to present their businc’ =1
Wouport public t ~
094be the WES
mum
hbflim‘for three gonna“... . . .
toyed by the
iothér‘mid yielded'356 p
The. abandonmeiit of
‘this: Dehikine troops is
.’ DURAT, Thursday,
1‘ of the wNorthwester
intent. wording to? C.
,7‘ Premier; will: withdraw
Berdiinhey by
Dec. 1.——oméiais
: Russian iGovérne
0:119.an
from Eamon};
'. M: Lianne I made“
“statement” in ,repiyéto .3 comm
Mount; rims:- t2” '
{oi-cogent ot‘ihe-
ldfic’relibn.
uncommon!“ f and} '
hie . mm :" we: mimic. rm
$.13"de t5? WEE“ ‘9”. m .39?
m grandam gm
reap the. mourn
~._. ...........s.......w. ¢M ....
'-‘—.J.¢ _ :
J Dec. “Hr-m . Mal S.
commissioner, ’ tuna? ‘
sauna I)! .‘ivevg‘x‘a/geu ‘
pennant! fihich‘fla'v
meu‘lnsrcomiuin‘gxwm as:
my! a huge amount‘ofi rue; oil. 9
user...
{family will {soon “We . to “thé'ir new» “
theme. the foriner‘ George A. aim-gee;
residence in, {he “bower. Paris
' -mu ‘ Gem-glam .coney - -
, owu'“ . .
.1 W 'f'fiby the Jones familY- .0 ,..
, I M ’ ‘/ Mummentuto its -. '
.~ good“ W or: ,.
' .. Wm wont to ace the ; -
' ,iudxouo «of modems
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