= Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Harry Ryder. at 2 .30 o’clock ' mole! board of the East ave~ E. church will hold a. special following the reader mid- Whena Mr. Gustatson's con— reported as iniproyed. how- #— '13; Wt committee of the East Fox-wall: .3 Improvement Association idla meet tomorrow afternoon with “firs. Irving Bradley. 0! Van Zanl VII". Harley G. Bro'olm. ot Ossinlng'. York, . an old Normal College mete. or Mrs. Edward Brown t Washington's Birthday at her me on Seaside Place. Sidney A. Bedient or Fitch street. an attack of the grip which has con- lined him to his home for several n he community sing and patriotic pro- gram; postponed from last Monday evening. at Christ church. The storm " caused the postponement that past Monday. but it is expected that the original program will be given. under thi>leederahip of Mrs. I“. J. Morrison this Monday evening. ' Wicke‘s team defeated Canevarl‘s cam in (he pinochle tournament at eYoung Men’s Community Club. ast awning. the scores being: Wicke. 16,840, and Canevari, 15.095. The last sitting will be held next \Vednesw day night. March 2nd. The team will liaise to provide a. supper for the winning team; The total , scores will be announced following the close of the tout-nailing. ROW/i Y TON Ma's. Charles Gouverneur Hoffman '(nee Miss Lydia Vosburgli) has been Visiting friends on Norman Hill. stam- 50rd. The meguiar mid-reek prayer meet- Ing of the Rowarton Baptist church will be held at the home of Mr. and rs. V. J. Benelinhn. this evening. Theyoung people of the Methodist cilia-ch are busy rehearsing for the gpiay they are to give in the chapel. on Friday evening. Feb. 25. The even,- . ring's Entertainment is in charge of the Friendly Service Club. The young la- - dies are planningtolmte an ice cream sale at the close at the want. I ”r the n-II-an-unuun-l-nu-p-n " ”file‘socond open meeting in London. a. most fluent spec):- fl “it an M Watere." and ' eating five-minute local report he‘stre. of five pieces. jar next Sunday monfing at __tthew's Prom-tent Episcopal losing - . awmiozvormm' Motion pictures will be shown to-. .nlght at the Roi-etch Heights are 3mm :dibg'r Arthur G. "Hstch and his young son. Blanchard. are both sut- fering with erysipelas. Mr. and Mrs. Lockhcrt at Newfleld Avenue._,.have been entertaining Miss lienrietta. Baring of New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. DeCourézey have been entertaining the tormer’s sister. Miss Mabel De Courcey of Brooklyn. Géorae' C. Rothsteen 0t Woodhu— Aren. L. 1.. was an oyer-holiday guest at the home of Rev and Mrs. G. E. Richter of the Post Road. ‘ Miss Merrill Nelson has returned to her home at Onsncock Va, after hav- mg eleYed a. visit witfi Mrs. George R. Smith of Mansfield Avenue. This evening the women of the (”on- gregatlonel Church will serve a sup- per. which is expected to add 'a. con- siderable sum to their treasury. Mrs. Edward June. Mrs. Walter June, and son Fred. of Norwalk were yesterday guests of Mrs. Charles ill. Brown or Leroy avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E Tib‘hetts of Nor-01011 Heights announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Ella E. Pulls, to David W. Burtis of Glen— brook and New Canaan. Miss Theresa Hoyt of this town. with Mrs: Leila. Joel Boise and Bray- ton Stark of Stamford will be heard in a. joint recital at Mr. Stark' 5 studio on Monday evening“. March 7. . Members of Wolf Cub. Pack No.10. had a. treat and otherwise enjmable time Tuesday afternoon. in celebra— tion of the holiday. gt the home of the Cub mother. Mrs. William Osborne. The local cubs are mighty proud since they won the prize flag for making the best appearance of all the packs connected with the Stamford High School On account of the storm. the meet- Ing scheduled for last Monday after- noon at Center School. at which Miss Stack. in charge of the States publlc- health- nurse work. was to lune spok- en, and motion pictures demonstrat- ing "the work were to have been shown. was postponed for a- week. and will be held at the schoolhouse at a: 30 next Monday. Plans are under w ay for the tenth annual dinner of the Derien Associa- tion next Saturday night. This an— nual gathering of sons of this IO‘AII and a. few who were not to the manor born. was before the war always be id in New York. the dinner being [allow- ed by a theatre party. Since the rail- road company has decreed that Dari- en folks must he home in the ex rly evening or remain out all night. the metropolitan trips were supplanted bv visits to Stamford and a dinner before the theatre at Hotel Davenport 'l< or the first time. the gathering will this veer be held in Norwalk. at tht Royal J amqs Hotel. WES TON _____...._...._. The Board 0: Relief held its final session in the Town Hall on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch have been \isitors with East Noxwalk friends. Jerome Davis. who he.- been ill. is 1111 pro. me Mr. and Mrs. Eli Wokemm have visited relatlxes in liairiield. Mrs. Alice Favereau has spent a few dogs with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Gould. Norfield Grange. P of H.. will meet in regular aemi- monthly session i" riday monies. February 1.5. Mr! VVillil Banks has visited Nor- walk relatives. Her parents. Mr and Mrs. Frank W. Gregory. lime return- ed from a month's trip to Florida. The public schools and carriers on ”R. D. mail routes suspended opera.- tlons. on Tuuday. in honor of Wash- ‘ mgton's Natal my William P. Lockwood. who has been critically ill with pneumonia; at his West Side residence. is reported as slightly infrared. A trained horse from Not-well: is in attendnnce. Mr said Mrs. Levi Squires. formerly of Weston, welcomed a :on at their Can nondale home. early Sunday morn- ing'. which happy event again makes grandparents of Mr and I11Willlam E. Squires, of the Upper Parish. AT B’ASHINGTON SCHODL With banners again-g. drums beating. our country's history. the kindergart‘ en and grades one and two of Wash- ington school had a Washington pro- gram on Wednesday morning. As the school is, named for “Father of His ‘Country."‘no formal program was held in the assembly hall. but by this parade a greater im- pression was made The previous week each teacher had givenpsuch study of Washington’s life as was best fitted for her grade. ll‘llllli ' $2 5 “H'IH’Il/I \“ Breaks any Cold in Few Hours All are normally invited. Japanese in, as he held wet. W'sreCiarr Bl 53%.!de " watt. , “‘1 instant. rm 2 to 5 in the Under the m of the Instant Relief! Don’t my chilled- up ;quit- Aggwing and shaming! W 0 “23 a Cold cw m- en every two hours um S.mmhenmmeWany cold. 6 The very first dose opens clogged: nostrils and the air W the head; we none mm headache. dullness. feverishnene ho’rns blowing and children costumed . to represent the ditterent epochs of ‘ the ~ “Papa‘s Cold Compound" I flannel '11. Ketch. ' The company report: that the Sol- more than double that of my mi: psny. over to years ago In addition to the regular modem, an extra. 2% we: declared rm the earnings of the past year, December 3181‘, 1930. SHADES! OF SHARES! P. T. BARNUM’S ALIVE. Shades of shades! P. T. Barnum, the circus man noted for saying that "there is a. fool born eevry minute" agaln‘ unveiled this earthly circle? ' ' Those who read the register at the Boyle James hotel this morning would think for written across the page in a. substantial handwriting appeared the name “P ..T Barnum. Bridgeport" Those who noted the name gasped. hurried to Manager Foster to inquire who the gentleman was. As it turned out. the name was written in the re; sister as a joke byvone‘Of the em- ployes. ume of business tor 1920 exceeded #74 _ tribes the organization a; at m... quarterly to stoékhoidem 0! record 0: ”7 [Has the famous 1, EXT time you are in New Yahoomc in and say, “How d’yon do”. 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