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eogh of Marvm Beech
turday in artlord.
1 Milford spent:
' Judge John K
'35 a vi:\it..x' on
Miss lrene Corbett o
the week -nd and Washington’s
day as he
“ends.
Preparations are being made in the
Avenue M E. church for tile
33:37 Member canvass which will be
held next Sunday. ‘
Rev. George Armetiong of Cit-”1‘“
was the speaker at both morning and
evening services yestarday in the Ad-
:vent Christian church
James A. Johnson of the Haywood
sex-vice Statzon l as gone in “ \V
York where he will enioy a well earn-
ed three days' vacation.
“Ghiua'a Every Day World" was the
1th discussed last night at the
meeting or the Epworth League in the
East Avenue M. E Church. Mia‘s Lil-
lian Ferguson was leklter.
The Washington Birthday celebra-
tion at the Norwalk Country club,
Saturday night, was largely attended
and provrd to be a. most enjoyable af-
fair. The Jordon trio of New York
furnished music for dancing At 9
o’clock one of Steward Henderson’ s
famous cluh lunche us was served.
There will probably be a largely at-
A large crowd of the curious. Saturl
day night. witnessed the police raid
on the anartmnnts of Mrs. Mann lee
Freudenthal, 225 Washington street.
The prisoners were well known to the
group that gathered as soon as it was
known a raid had been "pulled oil.”
Gama Stillman. who is well known A
remembermg i
local friends with postal cards from-
in East Norwalk, isr
Cincinnati. Mr. Stillman lied here
a number of years ago.
wounded during the Argonne drive.
and no recently dist-hay; ed from the
Fox Hills hospital. Staten Island.
{Miss Emma Cushman,
”street, was a visitor in New York city
on Seturdny
Mrs. P. M. Needle, and daughters,
Lillian Ectltor and Sevlvia. are spend-
ing a few days in New York city.
Dorie! Rowland, of New York. and
of Logan
Walter Prague“. of New Rochelle,
spent Sn'urdav with Eueene Cushmnn
and family, of Logan street.
, Miss Lydia Vosburgh. formerly of
this place was the soloist in Blythe-
wood Sanitarium last evening. Mrs.
Kory Hill Brown of New York are
modular] Ming Vosburgh.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Acksrt. of
nowayton avenue, were among those
who a‘tenrlod the performance of ”Fid‘
fliers Thre" at the Stamford T heatre,
on Saturday afternoon.
Coasting continues to be the real
sport for the youngetolke here and even
the adults are devoting considerable
energy to it Ind getting plenty off on
7M and excitement for their effort.
The funerul of Mrs. Fannie E. Da-
venport, mother of councilman Deo-
date 3. Davenport. will be held from
her late residence. Tnlmadge Hill,
ll‘uesday at 2:30 p. m. Interment will
be in Lakeview cemetery.
A Washington's Birthday social will
be held this evening at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard Evory. It
will be under the auspices of the
Young People's Society of Christian
Endeavor. Refreshments will be
served. .
' um '
8. at Gibson has recovered from»
attack of grip.
Ills: Apnea Amend has not been hole
to work for the nest few days at the
Dorian Review Office.
Mrs; l‘rmlt Mourcv and her two
children. all of whom have been quite
nick are considerably improved.
All in in readiness for the dance of
E. F. Sexton Post. American Legion.
at cm School this evening.
o.-.- _.
The “motor: 130v Scouts have in ctal- '
led a wirele-e anew-mun and expect
to test it out for the first time. tonight.
Younz t‘lifiord Alexanue. wnne
constimz one “v last. week. broke his
leg which has been pliced in a plaster
«It.
Hrs. Eugene A. Jackson of the ha.»
1- title celebrated hav- 74th birthday
univemry. on Washington‘s birth-
dnv. She is in excellent health and
spirits
' Memorial exercises Were held at
the Center School, last, evening, yhen
guests at Van; Zant sweet
He was ;
.Beach on February 15.
wh
move theirliven in the Great E’ar- ‘
Mina Filth-let Valentine. ir‘achbr in
the Davie]: school left for Mount Kis-
co, Fridav afternoon *0 weird l'"
Meth- woek end and Washington'e Birthday
with her “rents there
A daughter was born last, Sunday
morninz' to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noyd
of Newton Feivhts. Mr.
ham serionaly ill with pneumon a for
the past few weeks. but is now recon ~
ering.
There will probably be a. lraeolv 3t-
flended town meeting Tuesday night.
when action 'wili be‘ taken on the fire—
engine matter. This in the only busi~
new“ provided for by the cell. '
The supper whicn the Ladlee. Aid
Society of the M. L‘. chorohlhas been
Planned. for next Fridav rich—t has hem
mtnonorl, owing to the illness of so
many or the women, who were expect- .
ing to cooperate.-
"""'ee"‘Jafloin and Dorntlw lmmrlns
of City lelend. N. Y., are spendine the
PM” "’ ”M" end at the home of their
aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Lowndes of Maple avenue.
Saturday the last so clan of' the
Board of relief [or this war was:
held at the Town Hall. 'l‘lmw Vim did
not present their nppealq for reduction
of tax a3505°monis ""7 Sana-flu" Pven-
ing will have no further opportunity
a—-___.. ...._._. ..
Earl oYungs of Bradley street, was
a Sunday visitor in Stamford.
Miss Sarah Trcndweu of B ’dgeport,
spent Sunday at be home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur She. wood. of
Bradley street, are recovering from
. a
Mrs DeWitt Bradley 01' Bradley
street. hes returned home after spend-
ing some time in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Henry Nicholas.
ovenue, Bridgeport. is spending sever-
ial weeks in‘ town.
(No service will be held for n few
week in Emmanuel church, the rector
having resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wakemnn. nave
returned from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Charleq Paul in Bridgeport. and
Mr and Mrs. Simon C Bradley in
F‘airfleld. a
Miss Susan Silva. has resicned as
teacher at the Lyon’s vPiain S"hooi. tp
accept a position in Orange New Jer-
rev. A young lady from Blark Rocr.
will assume charge of the Lvon'e Plain
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes A. Smith. Clor-
once G. Smith. Mt. and «Mrs. Thom-s
Tredweli, Mrs. Hem-v Nicholas. Mien
Elia'anon. Mrs. Cliflord Patched and
Irvin! Patchen. have en10ved a strum
ride to Weetport. wherevthe orient the
evenlnz with Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Lannettell.
The funeral of ’Mrs. Elna J. Buckley:
w‘dow of Columbus Buck‘ev formerly
of Weston. was held from the home of
For Moon. Mrc Frank “i. firevovv in
Norwalk, on Friclav. Mrs. Buckley,
who was 81 years of age, is survived by
a Moon. Mrs. aroma-v. n' Nowell“
and a nephew, Frank 'C. Fitch. of Wes-
ton
Mm. John Fanton. of Bradley street.
who haw hnnn ill "tit Ffin. he! now
gone to Southern Pines, North Caroli-
na. where she will speed severe!
weeks. The little Missea Helen and
Emma Wanton. are encoding a few-
weeks with their grandoarpnts. Mr.
and Mrs G. Warren Bradley, or Brad-
ley street.
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s-rA-rE nounEMAN EXONERATED
.BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 22,—Smte Po-
licemen Allen L. ‘Md‘luiry and Allison
Bacon were éionerated bv Coroner J.
J. Phelan for the death of John Moc-
cio and Antonio Forlenzo at Sound
The coroner
finds that the deceased men died at
the heads of the oflcers who were per-
forminz their duty in endeavoring to
make the arrests.
KEARNS WILL CONTINUE A8 His
MANAGER. SAYS JACK
DEMPSEY.
CHICAGO. Feb. 22.—Jack Dempsey.
'the world's heavyweight champion, in
mnirszgv to friends here yesterday
denied reports that he intended .to
break with his manager. Jack Kean-us.
“Kearns will be my manager as long
as I remain in the boxing some.“ the
champion’s message read. "1 give
him credit for my successes n pacifist
.m . 1m . mi‘n- «rot-if": ohumnkw"
The statement is an answer a
widelv cirrnlntfld report m m
was: to box under the management ol
8. Chicasmn in the lotus. ,
in the picture sot-tine of the New
York Timon. ~Mefdlm A. ID, Win-
ona-tofu piston. we. included in a
grow at M A. Mann Ind eo-
W ”on on we nerd-loo of Mr.
Wilson's Mira WY. -.
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French government were presented-
Ewlth fltfinzgceremony to the nearest
. .91 kin of the live Dérien hove
Novd ha a- A
of Howard -
success-misc many congrat , a-
- tery remarks received from their
customers. Many report more -
goods Sold than a year ago.
We extend our thanks to all for
the co-o ratiOn which insures.
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