”‘ some this evening.
I "We avenue are visiting for sever-
: M will entertain the members of
‘ alum. the “Moonlight Trio" will hold
an.
" month is that of Miss Marjorie Lee.
rummr of Mr. and
_ Lee. Noroton Heights.
take place next Thursday at the Now-
can mmfian church. commissions were called to meet this
, afternoon.
Tithe Elm-ion M. E. church on the eve-
,m or February 19th. for the mem-
the only part of the coming week
ill the reading of
We Ailey.“ by Miss Mabel Mul-
Em ‘Mios Mullens appeared in Da-
mn” drawn a.
[SP-ll. of the receipts will be usfd to—
WI: while the. remaining part will
”be and for the Junior League of the
Mm.“
,m NationslBanl: of Bridgeport.
W
momma-omens,“
W habit. Whenever you have
We. 3.
mt mouth
7 Mafia mt is completly bakes,
M.
Warmly.
Mlle. 6.3. 8.40;. will meet this
‘ 'at‘comhimhallfortheus—
» 3..pr will be held at Christ
much this evening at 7:30 o'clock to-
“ lacing Epiphany. Choir rehearsal
“Tallow the service.
A; regular meeting of the Official
m of the East Avenue lit. E.
«um will be held at the church on
my evening at 7: 45 o 'clock.
The annual meeting of. Christ Epis-
”I. pariah will be held at the
Mk. Gregory Boulevard on Tues-
.m evening at next week at. 7. 30
rind:-
* m library at Community Hall is
mm afternoon -.for the first time
Wye.” it being closed on Mofday.
bosom of the holiday. It will be open
on‘londay afternoon {next however.
The members or the Woman’s Aux.-
filing of Christ church will meet
My afternoon the 12th at the
'mxot Mrs. Harry Farrington of Os-
‘ bone avenue. The meeting yesterday
“Jack! at the. home of Mrs. Francis.
lembers of the Adult Bible Class of
Mia‘s-st. Avenue M. E. church will
In“ their regular monthly business
'Wg. to be followed by a. social. at.
ratedhome of A. N. Paddock. Seaview
M
Mr. and Mrs. Raynor of
‘Wérme.
I] weeks with relatives-4n Rowayton.
and have not moved there permanent-
ly aims published in another paper
V mu Ruth Carothers of Keyser
the Epworth league at her home on
'May evening at 7:45 o'clock. Fol-
having the business meeting a social
will he hold A full attendance is de-
ms. 3 .33!
. MRIENKcNOROTON
Ralph Gentile of the Post road has
gmrchased a. Ford racer.
F—usa
Dr. William H. Slaughter has open-
zpd on office on Sedgewick avenue.
among those who will entertain
'mverthe week-end ls Mrs. William 1
Bartlett Beckley, of the Post road.
Baring #moyodh rest over the holi-
dhclr first rehearsal of the New Year
this evening.
An important meeting of the Board
.of Finance was held last evening a! 1
she Town Hall. A number of matters
vrame up for discussion. among them 1
.‘lhe matter of the new water rates. many points of difference
The Ladies' Missionary Society of
she Congregational church held their pm.” his lcui‘ “.575 to 1.100 young ap-
ple tree-s as he set them in his own
first meeting of the New Year yester—
flay afternoon at the home 0f Misslcxperimcntal plots. Only one tree
Mary Hoyt. Of Prospect avenue Due turned out. when it came into bearing.
do the condition of the weather, there to be different from his marking.
was a. small attendance.
The annual fleeting of the Darien
Fire Department. which was postpon- ‘
£41 from January 2nd. will be held
310m evening at the quarters of the
(apartment. Among the business to
The transacted is the election of offic-
. . will
Among the weddings to be held this
Mrs. John 0.
to Harold
The ceremony will
Blaine Scribner.
All entertainment will be held at
Ebert of the church and members of V
m organizations who have help- "
”aid to reduce- the church debt which
mm.present time is only $163.
Among the social events to be held
ments to be informed that h'e was pre—_
"Amarilla of the
hound Hamilton before and has a
large attendance.
h
wards the reduction of the debt
the Damien Methodist
of
Episcopal
—————-—________ n
WIS $120,000 DMIAG‘ES.
m HAVEN. Jan. 6.—A suit en—
Win the U. S Court here is that of
James J O'Brien. of N Y. city. who
am: $120. 000 damages of Walter
usher. Arthur M. Marsh, Percy P.
Wu. John J. Anderson. William
Wm. Edmund E. “Voile and the
allegation is that a. conspiracy to
WTo-mo has helped. thousands
m the costly. lime-shattering
m «mu more or chew. Just
handle. No-To—Bac tablet in
All desire stops.
mutter ofl mentally. m-
It's l0 em, 50’
in: of INTO-Twat”. ma
. you from nil mow
in any torm. roux,
ma
My
illffEiiENT “NBS
seven years‘ research at the experi-
Agricultural college here. Systematic
" study of the leaf pomologist. has en—
abled him to announce a new method
of identifying nursery stock that pro-
mlses to remove one of the most seri-
ous risks of fruit growing.
one who has not purchased and set
out a block of trees
tosh.‘
that the supposed McIntosh trees were
all “felt River,
worthless in New England. can appre-
ciate what it means to the fruit grow-
or to have the uncertainty
from the purchase
slack"
- the experiment station.
Massachusetts Fmite Growers' Asso-
(.
rlczuion method to 3.000 apple trees in
ment of the nursery men.
out nearly ten per cent. of the young
trees for masquerading under a. false
name.
study of leaves of 200 varieties of ap-
ple trees collected from orchards of
distant states as well as in New Eng-'—
were certain characters invariable in
body can identify fruit trees by thélr
loaves.
given variety in the nursery.
GERMANY AND
Press).—-Disappointed at the failure
of the Allied Supreme Council to in-
who has been in consultation with re-
paration officials here. will leave for
Berlin thisevening. Whenhenrrivcd
in Paris. he caused the allied govern-
pared to go to Cannestoplace before:
the Council the figures on the cash
payments Germany was able to, make
could be made.
coed to Cannes that he rmerved rooms
in the Hotel Carlton. where all the
delegations are‘stmlng.
lzed, Dr. Rathenau and his party on-
Berlin by topight.
ever “buckled ups-their A-trunka and ap-
peared to be still hoping for an elev-
enth hour'invitution. i
when my
has sold his Ford runabout.
kw' ‘~ l
1.
evening.
. ,
James A. Baker. of New York‘city
on West Side uremic.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Breed. of Brook-
side avenue, will leave here for their
town home the early part of next
week.
tomoon.
The‘mel't'mg of the ice in the local
harbor has interim-ed with~the.plans..
of the young folks who were looking
forward to a week-end of skating.
m
The first dance of the new year to
be held in the Rmyton Hose Com-
pany house is the subscription dance
to be held tomorrow evening-
nr mu mils
AMHERST. Mass, Jan. 5.~——How to
know apple trees by their leaves and
not alone by their fruits bids fair to
become part of the business of the
successfiul orchardist as a result of
ment station or the Massachusetts
"For no
labelled 'Mcln-
only to find eight years later
a variety almost
removed
of his nursery
says a. statement issued from
This fall. with the support of the
iution. Dr. Shaw applied his indenfi—'
To the amaze-
he threw
lurscrics in this state.
Dr. Shaw‘s investigation involved
and. He discovered that always there
caves of the same variety and a. great
between
eaves of different varieties.
During his years of research he ap-
Dr. Shaw does not pretend that any-
Hut study he says will enable
he fruit grower to distinguish any
RUSSIA ADMITTED
T0 CONFERENCE
(Continued from Page One)
~—.
PARIS. Jan. 6‘, (By Associated
itp him to Cannes. Dr. Walter Ram-
nau. Germany’s economic negotiator
nd dates upon which the paymem
So sure was he that
e would receive an invitation to pro-
No such invitation having material-
ounced their decision of returning to
They had not upwto-this noon. how-
C. B. Wilson. of Rom-ton avenue.
“
Reginald Arnold. ot Crockett street
was a. visitor in Sound Blanch last;
spent yesterday at his summer home
The Ladies’ Afd society of. the
Methodist Episcopal church of 80—.
wayton met for sewing-yesterday at-v
CANfiEfiENiIHEB:
rpert impressively.
AT jam Alli—sumac.
“You think Mon pictures show
the actor at an advantage? >
“Decldedly.” replied Hr. Storming
ton Barnes, “especially in some or
more primitive communities. When
the actor appears only as a pilot .
graph the audience, while it may make
unkind remarks. finds it absolutely
{ useless to throw thing‘s."
Suboormal ion.
“I'm strain in lire. going to lose
this case.” said the fair defendant's
lawyer.
was: the trouble?"
a single one of the Jurors seems to}
be aware that she has: Mani: of
oak les."———Birmlngbm ”Herald.
Cam to tho «midi-n.
First Artist—47:11. old mm is.
business?
Second M.§FIW Got a
commission this morning from .0 mil-
lionaire. Wants his Wife and chll-f
(iron painted very badly.
First Artist—Well, old man, you're
the very man to do that flotilla.
. .
menu»: In» ‘
“El: volcano-W13 W when
l he took theath-atofiee."
“It was :a solemn mom.”
perlence as a public servant. After
he’s been elected toome a. few times
he’ll swear as glibly as aoolored wit-
ness in a cmwhoottogtonse."
Quito thou-Ii. .
“01 what use is cavalrylu modern
milimry college.
“I really couldn't say.“ answered
young Archibald Fltsvalentlne. "un-
less it is to impart tone to what would
otherwise be a more vulgar brawl”
ARITHMETIO
Wiley: George, dear. would you
mind helping mo with a Mo hit of
nrlihmetlc?
Hubby: Not It all.
Wlfoy: View." we pay the cook
all the wages she wants will we havo-
enough money an to buy yoythlag
fir her to cook.
U-iially.
The: um.»- s all right.
Just plod along;
It's usually the man
That's wrong.
The fiemn.
First Taxi Driver—«There stint as
many people killed now as there used
to be, it seems to me.
Second Taxi Driver—No; dearly
everybody on us a car, and There ain’t
enough people to go unwind—Wham
side Tiles.
Writing for .a GM“.
“Harem. 1 wish you wouldn‘t do
quite so scandal or all hols that isn‘t
golden." _,
“Don‘t you like my lotto“. deer!”
“01' course I do. But some of the: :
girl: I show them to haven't golden
hair."
fm epoch.
“You have the right to give your
opinions ”peels.
“Yes," replied Scooter Sorghum. ~
“our client's 5m on the wimessl 7' _
stand for the last 15 minutes and oats, :i j Z ’
"True, bu: it was also his outm- .,_'
warfare?” asked the examiner at tho ,7 -
“But there are occasions on which I‘d
rather be paid for them by a pub-
llsher."
. a
Fired!
Tel. Walk 736. mil of Eon Ton, New York
SOUTH NORWALK
Sift)?
$55.00.
Sale Price . . . . . .
CITES. «Regnular price
SalePrice
Never before have such
; DRASTTC or i c e reduc-
WMmade‘on HIGH,
GRAPE APPAREL.
Kit 06031:)? Coats that cost more for
themaking. Regular price
$24.97
The values are ASTOENDING, far
beyond your loudest hopes.
Plush Coats, handsomely trimmed
with large Kit Cooney Collars and
$15.97 .
Here’s the greatest DIS-
REGARE for costs that
has ever been announced.
Handsome .Bolivia Coats, Mouth-ally.
lined throughout. Regular price
Sale Price .. . . . .
vengeance—a sweeping sale that
Thisis eel-EARANGE'SALE with 3
'cannot be likened to anything ewe:
held before.
For Scarfs and Mufi Sets.
price $30.00.
Sale Price .
$11.97
Regula r
$9.97
j.
Constabulfiy mm
by Band of More;
'92,?!" I
\.
MANILA, Jim. 6 .-—-Two enlisted
men of the Philippine Constabulary
- were killed and one seriously wounded
- in an attackon a.smnll:party or con-
scanning abyo band or fiercest Bap;
SAME” 1" I N
Tile
STERE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING
according to telcgzaphic advices re~
eived today at the
‘ headquarters.
The Moms obtained three rifles and
a quantity «of ammunition from the
istine. Province of .Cotobeto. recently.
L constahuiary
constabnlary were sent in pursuit of
the band.
coal. use woos
Atlas cement
MASONS’ SUPPLIES .
Asphalt] and, Asbestos We: . \
rum. LINE POULTRY Aim DAIRY rssos
HAY, GRATNy AND :FEED
snoop? ozuvsnv—
“It is said of the late, Andrew
Carnegie." began the .emclency ex.
“I won‘t have this” stormed the,
I
helpyrcok, mew'
mnmhhdduotmmw in.
intro-rm
Bra). ”MI MN. 3.. m3
”Pammloufl’uodwiih kidneytrooblo
I thought held retired with tampe- i
self-made boss. "11 he was late, yogi
charge him at once" .
Tin inflict , ,.
"There; «no denying that Bill has a 1’
pretty high opinion of kW- 3.8 ‘
thinks he is ammo in I thousand ”
“Not if I know him, he .doesn’tu-ehc =
thinks he’s the other 9m" '
Dom. smith-us. -'
‘f-But, doctor, 1m in no position to .
“German operationgornppendlqmpr L;
"Aren’t yomflat. on your back?" i
“.0! course. "
diWell, that's the correct position.”
Ihen it Wont.
“What! Johnson working again! I
to , ..
‘Yfie dId‘; «but the flights.
his wife how he died .
. mu: new} 7
.. Telephone 314
PLUMBlNG, TlNNING, AND HEATING
Today in Tail 3;...
corms DRESSES that never sold “for less than $10.99. . . . . . . .. Sale Price, $3.5»?
CANTON CREPE WES, handsolnely trimmed,
Made to sag for $29.00saiePrrce,$697
NOTHING RESERVED. IT’S A CASE OF FIRST COM-E, FIRST SERVED
with combination
Borg Ton—420 Washington Streete—Bon Ton
WALL STREET, 1: 30 p. m—Can
money fell at midday to 3 1-..
319‘?
oonstahulary. Three detachments of 081115 the Iowa: rate in six months.
collars.
but that incident failed to mum...
interest in the Stock Market. Special»
ties added .moderately 10 previous
gains, «but leaders fell been on renew—
ed selling of oils. especially <G-eneral
Aaphalt and Mew Pemoleum.
Duties, dons.
~ Installa'l‘idyFumaceClockToday
scfinfitgnhOr lower. We
ms ave” myth
W and dimming-{g
in filling rm mien
Besides—-
31192 to dosbnslnm
Infants.
;. YGIJB PRESCR’TIONS- ?
Meow ask you to let us fill your prescriptions you have a right
to know what responsibility We assume
answer that by any???
to do with prescriptions
the highest Quality and fres
esemsslr pay us a tan margin so: profit. Wow . up have
we 39.9991: mar @99-
Only registered phar-
in our store. Only
shnessm ever used
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