"in 8. church. will meet so-
site’s-noon. at the church. tor
“ John J. Henry. of 203 East
We. will entertainihe members at
'Wmtch Your Stitch Club, at her
horde, tomorrow afternoon.
. l
{Italian-y Ryder. 91 East avenue,
is entertaining the members of w,th‘c
East Norwalk Improvement Associa—
7, :rtionmt her home this afternoon. ,-
.a .
natton 3K. E. church will meet at the
home of Hrs. John Broadway, Crock?
.; at greet. st 1: 36 o‘clock to sew.
Harry Gustafson. or Platt street, one
it! the employes of The Evening Sen-
finiel. is "at! duty" for a. few days. the
ll: of an injury to the thumb of
right hand, on last Friday after-
noon.
Members at the Young Men‘s Com-
munity Club will meet at the club'
rooms. Community Hall this evening.
‘ Tomorrow evening the members or the
‘pibochle teams will meet for their us-
u‘l weekly session.
Hrs. Charles E.~ Loxon. of this
place; has returned to her home. after
having scoonipanicd Mr and Mrs.
Arvid Bergstrom to New York city.
.and seeing them sail for Sweden on
the steamship Argentina.
Heathers £4,131!" plnochle teams of” "
”recent tournament held by the
Mower Hook and Ladder Com—
may will gather at the quarters. on
Vin andt street for a turkey supper
this evening. Captain Albert Ferris'
losing team will be the hosts.
Several street lights have been
broken by'young men and small boys
recently along important thorough-
fares in East Norwalk and an effort is
to be'made to have a stop put to this
practice. which is not only needless
but expensive and dangerous as well
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin T. Sayre. 82
Gregory Boulevard. are the proud
parents of a baby girl born this m'om-
lug. Mrs .Sayre was formerly Miss
Helen Sculley. bookkeeper in N. E.
Ryan 32 Company's store. Mr. and
£7» -MrssRobefl C. Thompson. of 54 First
greet, are grandparents for the first
me. -
Plans were made at a meeting on
Sunday for the formation of a men's
chorus. to sing at both the morning
not! evening services. of the men who
((1 ’ wll engage in the ‘Every Member
Canvassf' at the East avenue M. E.
1 church. on Sunday. March cm. In the
: utter-noon the men will go out on the
"‘7 canvas and will report back for a get-
together gathering and lunchean at
5: 30 o'clock at the church. Further
fins m be announced later.
The first of the “community sings”
wwihelu lest evening at Christ church.
Gregory Boulevard when Mrs. E: J.
Morrison. of West avenue. led in the
singing. The stair was well attended.
' and so succasfui was it that another
is planned for next Monday evening.
March 17th. at the same time and
place. Miss Gussie Billensteln sang
., several solos. last evening. among
‘fl'i'em "Rose in the Bud." and her et-
morts were well receiv.ed Miss Billen-
Iteln's voice was never heard to bet-
ter advantage. lam-tunental numbers
were also given by Angieman' s Orches:
he. and were encored.
11’0me
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Mrs. Henry (”singer is
lininsv sore throat at her
mom avenue.
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Ike. 0!qu Wright. of West 'Side
111 with
home in
cm. is in New York on account oi"
.flemmisenothermother
11‘. 311111 Hrs. Delos L’Hommedieu.
. 02 Logan street. have been (11:12er
lug Kr. aid Mme Harry Bartram. of
Hot-walk:
Hrs. Lewis B. Parker. of hogan
“‘meet. bad a number of visitors Sun-
'5’“ as)" its honor of the anniversary or
her birthday.
H’s! Ind Hrs. John Garrity. of New
Even. have been guests of Mrs. Gar-
W's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Crockett. in Rowayton avenue.
The severe atom and the accom-
wring bad walking were responsible
(or the smaller than usual congrega-
floss at both or the churches here
"My. The rain melted much of
the snow and it was a difficult,mst‘t1er
to walk in some places without the
did of boots. 5!.
John P. Leo, commissioner of street
an interesting article in the Time? 01‘
minty retarding the con'quw ing or
theolty’s drifts and how he got- the
Muhamk'ss’now. He seem
airtime
" The LadiesA'id Society of the Row?
, mire it a. light. 1
cleaning tor the city or New ram: hadJ
stomscbs- in .e_rderr—-"really does"
overcome indigestion. dyspepsi‘mns,
heartburn and sourneiu due to sold
. rel-mama's .-—- that —— just that —- '
makes new: Dispepsln the lamest
selling stomach antacid and regulator
in the world.1f what you eat ter-
ments and turns sour, you belch m
and eruotrate undigested food or wat-
Per! head is dizzy and aches: breath
t3ul; tongue coated. remember the
moment "Pope's Dispensin" comes tn
contact with. the stomach all such
distress vanishes. It's truly astonish-
inc—331mm marvelous. and the joy is
its harmlessness. A box of Pape‘s
Diapepsln tablets cost so little at drug
stores too. -
caused a lot or fun and then every-
body danced. Thc donkey game 'was
amusing and Sarah Crockett was pre-
ror pinning the tail of the animal
nesrlywhere it belonged. while Janet
Quick had such bad luck that she
was given the consolation prize which
was a. very line top that would spin
most. anywhere. The table “:13 dec-
orated most ‘ artistically. ' the color
scheme being red. white and blue.
while the favors were cunning little
baskets filled with candy. Marjorle‘s
little friends presented her with many
useful and pretty gifts. Those who
were at the party were Janet Quick.
Sarah Crockett. Camilla. Baxter. Vir-
ginia Rowland. Verna. VVeils. Lenora
Lung. Helen and Dorothy Desmond
and Royal Decker.
DARIENd’c 1101101011
There will b. an important meeting
of the Noroton Wolf Cub Pack. No. 8.
on Wednesday of this week. at 7 p, 111.
All members of the pack are urged to
be present.
Miss Ella. E. Pulls of Noroton
Heights was tendered a surprise. by
about forty-five of her young friends
Friday evening. at the home of Mr
and Mrs Richards “3.1‘ibbetts It
was in the form of a miscellaneous
shower. ‘Many very pretty and useful
gifts were received. nnd all present
enjoyed a. very pleasant evening.
which included games. dancing and
the rendering of vocal and instrumen»
tsl selections. A supper was served at
midnight. after which the guests de-
parted. with best of wishes for the
hostess' future happiness.
YALE PLAYERS AT
TRA n I N G ‘ABLE
Coach Bill Lander Selects S'quml of
' Fifteen Men.
NEW HAVEN. March L—Yaie's
baseball training table was organized
yesterday. two or three weeks earlier
than ever before in order that the
squad who will visit the sunny South
during Easter week may be thorough-
ly conditioned by Easter week, whichq
a. squad of eighteen will spend at Ma-
con. Georgia. -
‘Yesterday's training table squad
1111mm fifteen. and severel 'nddi-
tions will be made before the squad
departs Karen 24 for Eamon. The its
ct trsiqlnc table selections by Couch
mu Lauder was he follows: Pitchers.
Seileckr Chmcnden and Coxe: catch-
ers. Captain Peters and Dunn: first
base. Kernnn; second base. Sloan and
Imus; shortstop, Aldrich: third
base, Hickey and Hoover; outfield:
Crane. Eddy and Murphy .
“ml“: mam mNER OF
NEW HAVEN BOUT ON ROBE
NEW HAVEN, March lr—Wlllie
LM‘u-phy, of m Island. won on d'
foul over Bobby Joanna. 9': Boston.
in the eighth mood of s. scheduled
”teen-round bout below the Marlin
Athletic Club here. last fight.
Referee Dave Fitzgerald walked mi
of the ring without res-derail 1t ven-
dict kt the conclusion or mac-11-111111:
scrap or eight rounds between Freddy
Seigle. or New Haven. and Young Al.
geld. at Stamford. The bout was an
, min mun
stalling predominating. Angofo 8::
med the award as he was willing to
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Have you noticed the number
of persons coughing this Spring. cans-
ed by on irritated condition in the
chest. bronchial tubes or threat? This
coughing is banished by s few doses
at Foley’s Honey and Tar. Mrs. Anne
Stein. 410 Western Ave... Covington.
l . I *1 Aid Society. of the E” t n f'Reélly does'? put weak. disordered »
sented with a large box of lolly-popes ,
E 1 Anwrlcuns in the islands roll the do-
ihe day and every day of the yesr ctr».
{mammmmthat
(Inn-mu mam.
rum it' gives a wry strong. whose
but husbugds. utter keeping eveui
trouble from as, suddenly 11111.”
If the abstraction called the men-
can m Windstorm I M
ask her whether .she really likes to see ‘ '
a dozen men in her drawing row
which berm whole evening's“ hob
an wnmmllitsry precision the moment
she 1.111: risesizto ring the bell: whether
she would not prefer her ascent to
think of what he is swim to her in»
stead of concentrating on where she
walks, skipping to the Waited side
of her the whole time: or win-alum
likes being supported across the ml!
with infinite muffins. as if she
wet-scream porno-overwhelm.
nhgmt; or. amuse contra-y, ‘m
moaned below the shoulder and waaed
to the other side ulth the triumphant
case of long practice.
I lune kept a picturerrcprescntlng
three exceedingly widely known Amend
lean men watching a lady go down a
deck slnlrwny. She is spoken of II
a sportswrmmn and would probably
think nothing of scrambling down a g
rope ladder if it amused her. 'lhe
steps on whim she appears are broad
and comfortable, but the mnemon-
with guiding and» supporting gestures
smile at her achievement with the
same wonder and delight as if dhe
m-rc :1 baby for the first time of! the
gown". Meanwhile the lady herself
smiles in her {111's like coy Phoebe be-
twan two Clouds. 1
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BARE FRlill‘s 1n muemss
Two That Are Said to Be Delicious
and Unknovm in the Rest
of the World.
Among the productions of the Phil- ,
lpplne lslnmls nrc twodeilcious fruits.
almost unknown in the rest of the
world. One or these is‘ the dorms.
whose able qunlltlcs were des-
cxmlmi 1111 by Alfred Russel “sl-
hue Villrin; we explorations In the
51:1an archipelago
it cross on 11 lofty tree somewhat
resembling an elm. gis nboul as large
as 11 «1001111! hits a shiny shell. and
contains :1 err-21mg. pulp which com-
hlncs some of the flavor ofn delicious
custard with muse of I line dices.
'l‘u eat aux-tons. we are told by tholo‘
who know, ts :1 new sensation worth,
a voyage to tire fisst‘to experience.
rinn "the vegetable leburgcr cheese.”
The other rare fnm monomeric m .
1111111gosl<cn. we‘d to he the only fruit '
that the gmernor general of the 1s-
lnmls M1: never tasted. The exquis-
itely flavored liquid it contains can-
not be M“ for shipping sound.
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