Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 28, 1920 · page 4

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" Philip H. Ni’v’en' of Leroy nvenne

Community Hall yesterday
'P'under the auspices. of the
No‘rwalk improvement Anemia»

' zombies, with 80 play-

.925" Prigggvem given, one fox-gm}:

We. The, prime more useful and

fléfly‘meles. mostly hand-work, and

donated by the committee in

e, Mrs David A. Gould and Mrs.
firm 8. Mann.

“'Afitendants enjoyed the affair . very i

much and the aura of 840 was realized
0" the assoclntion. , .3

Miss Helen Mixeon, ol‘ Bridgeport.“

s the guest‘ of MIT-5.1:}. ll. Taylor. AS
' ver avenue.

:of the East avenue M. E church, ‘

” in business seamen this afternoon.

Mrs. Wesley Burnett. of Bridgeport”
has-e returned to her home after vmt-
mg ‘with relatives on Rowan street.-

The mild weather of the past few:
days has had its effect upon the 3LT: in
illeharbor which was rapidly thawing;
this morning. "

The choir of" Christ Episcopal!
church will meet, Friday night, at 8
o’clock. atihe home or“ the Misses:
Kimnficmflottage street.

The regular weekly mceiing or the
\Vuman’s Auxiliary of Christ llplsco;
pal church will be held tomorrow aft.
emoo‘n, at the home of Mrs. Frank L;
Clarke, Osborn avenue. ‘ l

Representatives of the Protesiantl

churches of the city gathered in theivcn,l yesterday. 3 ' ~. .
(if I )9
Connecticut
Church World Mm‘nment.

Advent Christian church, lust night. at;
a seamen or the Community Sunday.
school teachers' training class.

that

‘Sidewaiko in East Norwallz.

have been covered with dangerous i
'll
Lowndes on Maple avenue.
in the town are welcome to become :Y‘
members.

glades of ice and snow, rcccirrd 1110’
attention of housacholders, last night..
after it became generally known that
therpollce department had been in-
structed to take immediate action, un-
der the“ city ordinance, and (Ll‘i'On'L all
delinquents. '

There will be a meeting of the. libra~
l'y committee of 12;“ East Nm‘wulk llzl~
movement association in Community
Hall. Friday afternoon from 2 p. m.
until 4 p. m. it is hoped all or the
committee will be present as there is
important business to attend to.

M ' Him: the various

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' important meeting of the Ladies‘
' V .0! the First M. E. Church,
we held tomorrow afternoon. At!

the ladies will meet {or
.‘Q‘EicctiOn' of officers will he
at: 3-‘0-‘clock.

3 copper was enjoyed, last night,

9 quarters of the Rowayton Hos-3

3 _ any». About 250 people were serv-

’ ,jlnd the event was an outstanding

_a.~»-..: Folio'wing the supper a mush,

was enjoyed. and there

The aitair was the

> or simglm- events planned to

. :-. the enthusiasm of the village

their fire. company. Last night’s

2 was the result of a movement

, _ 3. by Ambrose Crockett. recent-
eiecied chief or the company.

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CONVICT
- CLOSED

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g‘ge‘stion oi‘_Couniy

‘ > , who declared "booze has!

some and there will probably be no‘
: convicts," the Board of Commis-
- solé'Pinellu county, one of the
impulous ‘coun

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g purposes.

.was prompted when it was dis.
‘ not a convict was in the camp .
The prisoners in the past I:

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AMONG MORTALS

_ _:Wfix figure at . ed
_ , . be Amer-.York_branch
,, recemlijubber Company.

Wffdryf' any.

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inc been weed-l .TherMoth‘ers’ Home‘Clim.mll‘~fiéet
flameaat the home of Mn.
. South Main
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a. absence. ,

‘ l‘rMbmbem of the Ladies’ Aid Society:
V are ,

'r'hurch, sang in the S:

day,

who now has exit-min:
the sardine and Uilul‘ running indus-
tries at Eastpori.
iown for normal days.
dispose of all his rzlel I'slaiu here.
owns serif-ml C'lelf'uri
the section north
which
Park.“

merits of the two propnsii
were made at the special iown mort-

,iution having provided

, concern in

siliute plan,

careful consideration

, ‘ . . in all its aspects.
so EMERsBURG. Fla, Feb. 28.—~ or ”V“ Volt 0:":
Judge Le 'ment.

This home entering from

,uoia.

pools to more some iim‘e this week.

5 menu...
fined .to;
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has been quite in. but is now recover

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. Jul-s. Albert-
Hill, who has been ill,
outdoors again.

S. Phillips of Locusi
is able to’bq

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Miss Emma Sutciiire of Brooklyn
has been a guest of Dr: and Firs.
‘George H. xoxon.

George W. Shana, the infant son of.
flit: and Mrs. Peter Shnnd of Center
street. has been seriously ill.

Caroline. lire daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Main of Cedar Gale has‘
been very ill at the Slammrd Hue ’
pitnl.

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'The Rev. J. ,I’Iimon Pryor) of \Vest
Virginia occupied the pulpit of the
Darlen‘ Congregational' church. Sun-
day morning.-

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Mrs.’ Estelle Care. Kcnealy. soprano. for Company 3' in
soloist of the Dnrien Congregational gnggifiyigrcffiygvi two years: Bril-
umfox-d Fresh); I"). a "£813 of great promise; O‘Connell.“

who plavod with Naugatucigiulzolz;

H . ' base can '

Mrs. Susie Quinn of (‘emer sire-cl. a’ifiwfi‘i‘nonlgzgggvotgfm well known;

rl‘. 1131-) been undcz‘roin: ‘r-wuuncnt - ~~ . ‘ :v ‘ »

2;: 3m Norwaik Hospital 5 ‘ a! home {peel 05:81:01)? ngggpiagfti “163;: ”if;
' -- n 3 ‘w -'o-. c a. ,

again. and recowiinb. hu‘ muugln. company as Mike Smolick, and P9P

\Viiliam-«J. Olimm' 03‘ um.» avenue. {GI-instead: gr Btu-gm land Bailey.
who has been suffering {or wicks with g , .
an injured leg, is able to be outdoors; The funeral of Mrs. Josie Grave)?!
again with the aid or crutches. ‘Elfini’. who died at her home in Par

‘ ~-—— 'slrect. last Thursday. was held at her]

Rev. \i’illiam Sinclair. who sufirrnd late residence on Sunday attornmn.:
from a severe cold. incl work. was at 2:30 o m. Interment was in Lake
able to occupy his pulpit in the Noro- iview Cemetery.

ion Presbyterian church again. Sun~
Henry Dlllas. who resides in the
apartment over the Olympia Candy
H in New Ha. eSvcro died Monday morning in the.
' a met-ling Norwalk Hospital of pneumonia. Th“
litter of the funeral will he held Tbumday gt 2 ,
of the inter- p. m., in the Congregational church. in;
i
- »/ 1' Arrancomnnm are being made, for a
The Frirvudship Sewing (‘ircle hold gswrjos of thy-ma games of basketball;
is \chiily meeting: 18.51 Friday night .bsnwm-nxhe New Canaan Legion Mam ,3
the home of Min; (‘hnz‘lotie and [hp Yale. and Towno fire of Smm'i
All girls linrd. ll will be remembered that the.‘

8: T314 haw- been the only ones to
‘lower the local colors. this season.

terian church, Sunday.

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Rev. G. E. Richlvr 17:1

Advisory
Branch

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Ralph Hindloy. fm‘mcrlz' of ii]

is (own,
inmrcsin In

E. S. Raymond. a native of New
Canaan. who resided hem during hind
boyhood days. spent Sunday as the

‘cunst of Mr. and Mrs. \V. R.- Hole.
9.an inicnufi in in Cherry sircel. Mr. Ravmond is,
, "‘3 .now managnr of the vaeilers‘ incur»
“‘3'” ""13“?” in once Co. and is located in Detroit.
01‘ me Post Road. ”

has been known as “Hindicy‘

M6,. has been in

Mm. French; Snyder, of South Main
street. who has been confined to Mr
home by illness for a long time. pass.
M away Sunday night. W “6 years.
The funcrnl «wit-es were held in the
Movlvndm church today at 2 p. in. In-
terment will be in Riverside ceme-
icry. Ncrwnlk. ‘

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The townspeople are freely discus-
projecis for equip-
h adequate fire-tight-
wcixzhin: the relative
ions. which

ing facilities.

ing held last week.
tention of Edward B. Crofooi. ‘wlxo
oroposcd a project which had the (-n-
dorsement of both the fire companies.
the final clause of Mr. Crofoot's reso-
that the mat-
ter uhould be tabled for
so that it might receive i
side-ration which a matter
every resident. deserves.
The resolution of Mr. Croioot pro—
vides that insiead of spending 813.800‘
as the committee pronoacd. the town.
appropriate outright. $12000, half of
which is to be placed in the hands of,
each company. with power to procure,
whatever apparatus ihcy themselves"
orci‘er. If necessary to add to this
town appropriation. and that the town
shall have no control over such ap-
naratus, the firehouse. or the com-
panies. The people of «he town have
'hree wenks longer to consider the
relative merits or these two plans.
Most of the membnm of the fire com-
panies, advocate Mr. Crofoot’s sub-i
while probably most

This was the in- ,

The funeral of Joseph Myron Craw—
ford. accd 23. who died in the Brook:
l\'n linsnlial. Friday night of nonunio-
his. was held at the house of his nar‘
rnis, Mr. and Mrs. Myron E; CraW-
., ford, Wml Road. Monday. at 2 p. In.

and at the Masonic Temple at 3.

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NAVIGATING THE AIR.

World, Says Col. Hensiay.
WASHINGTON. Jan.
cial navigation is
United States must
that issue. declared Colonel
C. Kensley in a report on the
vice, United States Army.

Ailfiships
kind or condition of weather." Coma
nel Hensley “3-6.0. “No weather con~
ditions. ‘except a ‘sirong cross-hungar‘
wind. prevent the ilodensee, the com-
mercial air liner built since meanne-
tlce by the Zeppelin Airship ‘corpom- 3
.tion at Frederiohshafen on Lake Cont".
M stance. from making .the dour/night,

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. NEW EANAAN m
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land thumluml outlet to-switmlflni:
the accommodations are at" mm ,
minim. Bookings have“ been made

' « , ,i‘our weeks in adrancc at Enimrhs.
Arthur “,. Bowing has been confined ‘ "The. design or the Bodenses la: the
his home for several days by 31?.“’..T.‘, in n'rn‘cnnr M M rdwnrcd!
, _ V ‘owr anything i havesoen. thin one is'
'William Duiey has rented the Grie~ :19“ ’0 “m4“ 0W"Wi""*”“ '
e1 =Place in Burtis avenue. and ex-,slrip construegion (and owned as
Iwell) aliroihorr multico- anymore

Wadi; compared lo-m‘o'

' . . and who gave months’
at the problem
with the assisianco

he Stamford depart~

Postmaster Henry Kelley is; at his

a bad cold.

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of clothing or the wounded man. to “ ' ' 7. in. to corms! x";
.whom they would then load the sum-J ‘“ ' , :have baffled n“ '. .‘
e study or the mm». was 10 carry messages to the man; BLAINE. Wash" Jan. tin—«Erection;
through the stream of whining bulletin iota lame Memorial Arch on the inter;
' jimmrahla to mom .nationai boundary here to commemoz‘».
7min and the United States is being; :Tbe hon-s.- of v‘7«es."‘
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and wizards prevented: them {rt-In {um and British Colombin.
margin: the forces in the rear oi”
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rear, and other-emulation! 'thmghimalm is filling-301mmhnu t e m. Th 'ft , I) *0'3' . ui'gg) 3: th.
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unto the century or peace between (hmi Ommeti 131“ d “.‘w‘ 3‘
defending an exposed nor! in ”in
of the 33th in‘tbig park 10 be cctnb—i
sled dogs carried a. “th40 tugging oilin- boundary.
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for supremacy in

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