l! seaside plah‘ce’ ~
sham at Christ ' church
home thisafternmm. . .An in;
program has been prepared.
“evening.
i 1 members of the
Stitch club at her home on 1Seaview
avenue . 7
next meeting will he he‘ldvon'Wednes-
" my March 30th. the meeting place to
‘ ., be announced later, ' . -
, VA frantic search by people from
’f 'tlearrby towns and from New York
" fatty is being made in East Norwalk,.
. 'T tor homes for the coming summer.
' -‘ but there are very few. if any places.
' ‘ "tube had. _There"will seemingly be
' 1|. housing shortage worse than an?
* ' 4 that has been. experienced during the
" wt few years. real estate dealers ex‘
' ' ‘ct. A house. which is vacant today,
’ ' taken up tomorrow, and not one.
”flout a half a dozen or more people en-
‘neavor to secure it. The fact that the
carpenters. plumbers and painters are
"locked out” at the present time. ra-
ther puts a. damper on any house-
’building-plans that many have had.
Desirable locations are not easily to
'be found. those having them usually
holding on to them.
”Bough estimates placed the net
proceeds of. the St. Patrick’s Dinner.
served by the members of the enter-
tainn'xent committee of the loast :Vor—
wnlk improvement Association. last
night. at 'l'mtwocn $75 and $100.
which will be turned into the general
fund of the Association.
about 1:70 who attended and who en—
joyed the good things to eat provided
by the ladies. Decorations of green
n white
fugitive, The ladies of the committee
in charge, of which Mrs.” E. B. Smith.
is chairman. were ' also dressed, in
green and white. and acted as woii—.
tosses. The dinner was served from
6 until 8 o'clock. A report of the
corhmittce'will be given at the April
meeting of the Association to be held
an Tuesday April 5th. >
. The members of the committee in
fx‘harge of the supper at Community
iEall, last evening, express their ap-
an‘eciation for the success 0 {the alfair.
not only to Mrs. Smith, the chairman
‘0! the committee, but also to the East
Ilvenue M. E.'cl1urch; the Mayflower
:Hook‘ & Ladder company: the. house-
’wives of East Norwalk who so gen-
'arously donated the food stuffs, and
also to these who warked in the prep
araiiou and the serving of the food.
This morning numerous people have
called up members of the committee
‘to exprss their appreciation of the sup-
per, which was Said to be one of the
best ever served in East Norwalk.
Miss Vida Hunt Francis. principal
m the Hillside School gave a. very
entertaining talk upon her trip'
through Palestine. and related to an
interested audience, some of the cus-
toms and fimnners of the country and
It: people. The talk was givenln the
parlors of the East avenue M. E.
church last evening. at the entertain-
' merit given by the "Boosters" of the
’ Epmrth League to we “Boomers." it
me not known to the guests as to
{what the principal feature of the
'evening’s entertainment would» be. and
_ it was not until Miss Francis was iu~
troduced that anyone of the guests
knew what was coming“. In a manner
that was interesting. .a. swell as ‘des-
criptive. entertaining as well as in-
structivehllss Francis told of some of
the lesser known details of life in the
Near East: the costumes. customs,
historic places. and in tact gave a
nest exhaustive description or .the
place. Following the talk ' refresh-
ments of ice cream and cake, wore
perved.
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i Allies Vera‘Connelley is planning to
tell her cottage, on Sedg'wlck avenue-
and remove to some town nearer New
Work city. Miss Connelley is a con-
tributor to several of the popular
household magazines and her work
"ilrequently keeps her in the metropolis
late in the evening, and her decision
to leave Darlen is occasioned by the
.or railroad service here after dark.
any other people complain that
there is no direct train for Barton
tram New York after the Springfield
-‘ express leaves the Grand Central at 8
1mm. Until six or seven years ago an
_, .. express stopped here a short time aft-
>br 11, thus enabling local people to.
, .mmajn in the city until about 10 in
*\ the evening. but this was taken off on
. 'wthe plea. that stops at way stations
7 « Wagoner: too many jars for the pos-
” flowers in the through sleepers. This
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yesterday afternoon. The
There were .
Immediately ' after a. . "Dan define”
massage. your hair takes on new life.
lustre “and wondrous beauty. appear—
ing twice as heavy and plentiful. be-
cause each hair seems to fluff and
thicken. Don‘t let your hair stag; lite:
lless. colorless. plain ori‘ecraggly. You.
itoo. went lote‘of long;- strong. beauti-
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A 35—cent bottle of delightful “Dan-
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dandruff and falling hair. This slim?
ulsting“‘beauty-tonic" gives to thin,
dull. fading hair that youthful bright—
ness and abundant thickness—uni!
druggistsl _ 7”
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is a just enough complaint; hut the
need of this and other communities
might well be met by lengthening the
run of one of the locals which now
end their trips at Stamford to South
Norwaik. 7 "
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been held for several months at the
local fire house. each Tuesday utter-
noon. have been changed and will. in
the Luture. meet on Monday after-
noon.
The largest attended
season «qu held last evening. at the
headquarters of llm’l’iownylon Ilosn
Company. The affair was successful
from every viewpoint. “'ellnitz's or—
chestrnprovhled oxen-llcnt music. and
dent-mg was enjoyed until midnight.
This was the fourth «Janet: of the ser-
ies. /
The winter term at Center School
cmle March 24, and the spring term
begins April 4.
ll, chrystol
York. Saturday.
itlng relatives.
Mrs. L. F. rlcbcl returned home
Monday afternoon. after a several
days‘ visit with relatives in New York.
On Saturday morning. March 19.
the women or St. Mark's parish will
hold a food sale in the Town Hall. for
the. fund to cover the church cushions.
Monday evening was the regular
night for th‘e monthly meeting of the
School Committee. but. owing to there
being no quorum. no session was held.
It has been reported at various
times during the past week that one
of the Butler chain of stores will be
opened in New Canaan in the near
future. ‘ .
Alan Patterson of anmouih. Nova
Scotia. arrived in town Monday. on his
annual visit. He was happily greeted
with heartyuhandshnkes by his many
friends here. V
A St. Patrick's supper will be held
in the Congregational lectured-com.
tornorrow night. Supper will he serv-
ed {11:15:30. At 8. the play "Not on the
Program" will be repented. by re-
quest. ‘ 7 ‘
On Tuesday. March 29. at ‘8 p. m.,
the second musical evening at the sea-
son~wilL be given in the Town Hall.
This is the program which was post-
poned owing to the lndlsposition of
Miss Chil . She now hopes to carry
it out in ’1 original details. including
a. quartetmr two violins. ”cello and
piano. in which she will have the as—
returned from New
He spent a. week vis-
New York. ,
On Monday night the 'Shawnee
Campfire Girls met at the home of
Mrs. Ed. Bitter. Hoyt street. fibers.-
they were entertained at a' St. Pat-
rick'e party. . Some clever progressive
games were enjoyed. Mrs. Gilbert
Bliss captured the first prize. The
event of the evening was when every—
one enjoyed an aeroplane ride. This
was especially ftrue of Miss Mary
Hogan. when the propeller wouldn‘t
work. as the passengerhetore her be-
ing slightly heavy had broken it.
However. Miss Hogan impinged to
come back to term firms“ ,8. sea.
vere shaking up. At 10 th guests
representing their Magma-1e; When
they had guessedlt. t " were allowed
proved veryple’ooinslh .
The. plastic class. as well as’ the
mode the tables very of children's dancing classes. that. have
dance of tho'
sistance of L. Harrison Dulles. 11“. of
were ushered into ”.the‘dioingroomr
where they had to search {aria-mace "
to sit- down to a bounte‘o‘us resist. flirt. .
Ritter and Miss Louise “Bloehmunn '
«1 Nor-walk won a. double victory;
_ basketbalLlast night. at; the Nowell:
Armory, .when'athe Roman: 199. K
quintet. defeated the Stamford five .
the ochre of 52 to 27,1110! the Nora,
port High (second tears) by the more
01325 to 19. Both men «cream
with moments of. ineerest’sud‘ tin-gilt: , g
The game which probably attracted
the most attention was the"preliuii
nary game. between the Nor-walk 13ml
Bridgeport Highs. . Bothxteml see
ed to be pretty evenlxmotched. and.
in order to come onto. victor. the lav
cal quintet had to work at teamed.
the “gas‘nedor a couple at weeks be-
cause of 3. turned ankle. again was.
seen in the lineup last night and play,
ed a. fast game. scoring five or the
nine baskets that‘were made. Bums.
too. played good beeketball. Melkin
proved Particularly fine at piling up
points by making fouls count. When
the game was finished. it was found
that he had made five points in as
man)‘ tries. Hanion and Frank were
good at floor work and passing. 1
Flynn and Shine starred for .the
Bridgeport team. Flynn made five of
the seven baskets the visitorscollecb.»
several of the fans are endeavorinx to
have the Bridgeport High Ochoa! (first
team) matched with ‘the Nomal‘k
High. at the Armory. '
The first half of the main game. boa
tween Norwalk and Stamford. was
fairly even. loin sides piled up a his
score. and. when the first half was
ended Norwalk had made 22 pointy
and Stamford 20. In the second half.
however. Nor-we’ll: rem away from the
visiting team. making thirty points
whilejthc Stamford team were mak-
ing seven. '
Smith. as usual. played his fast
mine. making eleven baskets. Guan-
nicrl pulled several good shots iron.
difficult angles. making six. baskets
and two fouls. Lonelink. Brotherlon
.nnd l‘lagon all played good basketball.
linger. in particular. demonstrated
what fast floor work means.
For Slum ford. Carlson starred. mak-
ing six goals. Brennan. who jumped
center. plns‘ul :1 good Kaine. purflcu»
lariy when it is taken into CDnSldE‘I‘S.‘
can that he was jumping against one
of the best men in theEast-‘osmlth.
The motor the quintet worked their
heads on: but Wore unable to over~
como the local team.
The scores: , ‘
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Players.
Dugon.if............ 1 0 2
w’aik High school defeated the Bridge; ‘
McMahon, alter having'been out of ~ ’ 4
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Shine collected three points from -
fouls. ’
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