I The entertainment committee 0! the
iRmvayton Hose company. which 18
comprised of William J. Moore. ”W. A.”
Crockett and Sandford Wicks met on
Monday evening to form prellnfinary
plans for the entertainment to be held
the early part of February. No delin-
ite date has been set. Dr. William J.
Moore expects to have some excellent
black-face talent and other minstrels.
W. A. Crockett. who is chairman for
the ‘committee. expects to be able to
furnish other talent. It is hoped that
Councilman Joseph R. Taylor and Dr.
Moore would give an act. as they cer-
tainly broke records in Norwalk when
they played in the
Minstrels.
DARIEN& NOR OTON
The Watch-Your-smch Club is The Girls' Friendly Society of St:
Luke's church will meet this after-
‘holding a meeting this afternoon at
the home of MN. Ralph Havens» 245 noon at 2:30 o'clock. I
East avenue. » _.__.._..
The Missionary Society of“ the Pres-‘
« ,_. EAST‘NORWALK
people went to Kellogg’s Pond. in
Broad River. tor skating. last evening.
The Y. M. C. C. basketball team will
go to Stamford this evening there to
meet the Stamford Y. M. C. A. Junior.
Team. . ‘ .
The usual weekly meeting of the
Ladies’ Aid Society of the ‘East avenue
M. E. church is being held this after-
noon.
l
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Christ
church will meet with Mrs. Charles
Thompson. of Fort street. tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Final prepartions have been made byterian church will hold their
for the turkey dinner to be held to- '
morrow evening at the quartcrs of the at 2:30.
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon
Mayflower Hook & Ladder Company. '
John Brummer. of the Post Road.
The BSD-ll meeting 01’ the Woman's who has been ill for some time. was
Auxiliary of Christ church will be held able to be about for a few minutes
tomorrow afternoon at the home 0f yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Thompson, Fort Point _ __ __
street. Rev. George R. llumbell. of St.
Luke's church: Noroton. is expected‘
to return Friday. after his annual va-
cation of a month.
A. social gathering will be held to-
morrow evening under the auspices of
Section A. at Christ church in the
Sunday school rooms. It is expected
that there will be a good attendance.
V
Philip Lagana. the. local shoe deal-'
or. will move into the store of Simon
Czoll on Railroad avenue as soon as
In a game played at Community alterations have been completed.
Ball last evening. the Y. M. C. C. -——
team tic-tented the White Elephants. Mrs. F, 9. Howard. of the post,
by a score of 97-21. The score at the Road. who was operau d on in the
Post Graduate Hospital. New York. is
end of the first half was 53 to 13.
in a much improved condition.
Skating can be enjoyed on both the
east and west courts of th_c Norwnlk
Country club owing to the fact that
ice had formed there by melting snow
and also from the flooding of the
courts. A number who know of this:
are down there enjoying the skating
each night.
The Evening- Sentinel has a branch
office on Railroad avenue. Darien.
and will be glad to rcoeive news
items at this office. Advertisements
will also be taken. PhOne 453.
Darlen.
—— The Mcns' club of the Presbyterian
The King’s Herald of thc East avc- church held their monthly “get-to—
nue Methodist Episcopal church will gether" last evening in the lecture
hold a mite box opening mct-ting atlroom of the church. The speaker of
the church on Friday evening at 7:45 .the evening was Garrett C. Pier. fam—
o’clock. The Women's Foreign Mis—ious Egyptologist and archacologisi.
sionary society will meet with them’Mr. Picr has had a long residence in
to hr-lp celebrate the occasion. An Egypt in research work.
attractive program will be given. _~.-..-
among other interesting features; During the period of contagious
there will be an exercise by 26 girls diseases which are working their
'l‘hc (-x—Lway through various towns the most
and Mrs. Stanley Carpenter.
erciso is called "The March of the sensible talk that children can llstcn
Mites." The pastor, Rev. ll. Irving to was that which Dr. George H.
Watkins. will be present and will nd- Noxon gnvr- ycstcrdny afternoon at
The contents of the homo of Mrs. “‘illiam (lslmrnc In
the boxes will be usz-«l to make one the “oil” ('uli l'nck. which lwld lhs-lr
of thr- girls a life ini'lllllf‘r of tho 50- weekly mm ling. llr. Nnxon spokc :lt
ciciy. A largo .lttcndanm is dcsircd. length on tlu- sultjmt ol' "Purl-zonal
Health."
dress the galhcring.
llosidcnts ol' thi-
in: at {my
llcnmllcl Farms
section arc lll‘l'OnlllliI,‘ quite indignant
ovt-r ill" action of u. gum: lU\‘\(il".‘i
\vho llaxc lucn milking: lln- .\lill l'unll
months mom
of the summrr rz-snlwnm or llarir-n
who are l-ngnmwi in llu- llhnlricai
During tin-
ul'
Monxer Grotto -
»
seen. ‘Axuonythose {team who no; fi‘hemv
« . . ' u a - . ‘-~
are now starring in W? “tea- ”, W . ‘
tau-cs are: Edwin m m on-
thor of "The Squaw Man," in which;
William Favor-sham in starring and‘
Mr. Boyle understudym William
Frenerlc in the part . of the. sheriff.
Boyle was an actor before be com-
menced writing plays. imprinting rwith
Edwin Booth. Louis James. Booth,
and Barrett. Mr. and Mrs. Boyle‘
played as co~stana in "Friends." Eva‘
La. Gallienne, another summer resid-
-ent of Darlen. is playing in “Lilian,"
which will Reeve for road engage—
ments in the near future. Emily Ann
Welhnan. who also spends the sum-
mer onths here. is playing at Shun
bert‘s 44th Street theatre appearing;
in vaudeville. Before leaving town
last fall. for the stage. she purchased
a piece of property through the Gill.
agency. -
At the last regular monthly meet-
ing of the Holy Name Society of 'st.
John's Church. the following were
elected to serve as the officers of the ‘
society for the ensuing year.
President—James McHale.
Vice President—Arthur Wood.
Recording Secretary—James V.
Golden.
Financial Secretary‘William Goy-
ette.
Marshall—John Flaherty.
Amistant Marshall—Jrhomas Mur-
ras'. -
Consultors—Thomas Farley. John
Flaherty. John J. Harrison, Anthony
Canavan. -
The Entertainment Committee are
going .ahead with arrangements to
have some sort of an entertainment
at chry meeting.
NEW CANAAN
Mrs. M. G. Spooner has been spend—
ing several days the past week in
New York on business.
George L. Lounsbury has been sul-
tering with a c’arbuncle on his neck
for the past two Weeks.
Mrs. T. P, Johnson and daughter.
May. have arrived in Aiken. S. C..
where they will remain until spring.
W. P. T. Holllngsworth of Paris has
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt on Caner street.
(T. Capulo, who formerly conducted
a photograph establishment in this
town, recently returned from ltaly.
where he went with his family.
Edward Raymond, who resided here
in his boyhood days. but is now a resi-
dent of Detroit. called on some of his
friends in town over the week-cud.
George B. Ogden acted as substitute.
for Ernest Kleit. as carrier on Route
1. the inner part of the week. while
tho regular carrier enjoyed a few days'
vacation.
Miss Louise Jellitr entertained ihe‘
members of lhc Gleancrs (‘lnss at her;
21113111an but. Filil' as: a skating rink profession along i‘il‘nuvlwuy lluu- been
for (*hllrircn Lust (\t‘mng: llu- snug
home on South avenue Tuesday revel
Thursday evening.
business meeting of the cabinet. a;weather._
pleasant evening was spent. Refresh-
ments were served- by the hostess. '
was
to take nos-3
germ Mmth‘ixflser ,
- Mined for the past
W. s. Lockwood left last week for _'
Southern Pines, N. VC., where he will
spend the winter with his daughter, .
his. mum v. Prilliman. Mr. Look-
W
week. Atpresent he . g
‘ 'Vis somewhat improved. and it is hoped .
Mrs. Mary E, “Ogdenhas sold mineral be able to been: again in a
place on Burns“ avenue to Samuel D. few days.
Wood dEast'avenne. Mn.Wwd ex—
pects to lay out somemoneyvon im-
provements, and hopes
session about Feb. 1.‘
Miss Susie Chase entertained- .ihe'wood has been in poor health tor the.
Following
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Stephen E. Keeler was taken 1
while at work harvesting ice at Lake
Siscowit. Fflday afternoon.
The Well. Dressed 'Woman
He was 3
——Buy‘your Victrola. at :Donneily‘s
”museum.
Mint-mildew
Are you going to the land of sun-
shine, blue skies and sparkling 85357
If you have not already made up
yWrMoI-iiyonmnotaflord
it. best stay away from the shop!
tor several weeks. lent the display 0'
mm Play clothes quite destroy
your resolution.
There are the most fascinating
bathing suits, sports. yams. shirts.
311085. hats and muscle that call the
long. long trail to you irresistibly.
One of the shops is showing sum-
mer dresses for morning, made of
linen and gingham. and, best at all,
Rodin:- cnne. Here we may tree
heartedly indulge the vogue for
white.
All that I saw were of opaque, dull
white. embroidered all over with
small patterns in the gayest 01 color.
Such a one is the chemise trock in
the ma. Graceful}? nailing. thin.
black vines blossom in quaint. bright .
colored roses, daisiesamd forget—me-
note.
It is straight, this model, not full,
belted low about the hips with a
narrow girdle or metal and jewels,
and is only for the slim, boyish fig-
ure of the debutante.
The severe *‘plainness or tuniliar
rounded neck line and short sleeve.
is modified by a binding oi lacquered
black satin ribbon.
In the same window was a charm-
ing hat. large and drooping oi brim,
mode of the same embroidered crepe
and uutrimmed save for a facing or
black to serve as a foil for the pink
cheeks at youth.
O‘Pibwohé—
-
on easy weekly payments. Store open
mango until 9 P. M.
wodufludsandm
members of the Epworth League cab- past year and it was thought a change .1.
incl, at her lame in Park street, inst of climate and complete rent will help
the him. He will not reutrn until warm
as "m-~_b._..w
”Luz-Q
grubln-d u llllll- buy. illrl'\\ him down
on tln- making his nose liluwl. All
this hecuusc llu- he). who “as ivul‘n—
ing to sliulc. llud llilppl‘lil'll tn got in
their “.1, HS Hie-y “« rt- [inning "snap
the whip." (ill .‘nilillliil\ n \: “mu. :l in
live girl was: Hung: lu llw ll 1’ zllwl luau-is-
ed unconscious fur stwrrnl mlnuw-s
when lhc rmylliw; humpwl mm hrs.
They wrnt :iwuy iii‘nl lo ll l‘n: Hunt ‘l
the lCI' all-l rl'fusul ..n_\ 1.1;» u. g.(
her to the bunk. 'l‘lir 1.:1 ro ills (‘l' snlnt-
or “11- (‘lillllu-n will: imxv llm n :4. v killi:
amusemrnl ull lhv rmsl [mnvl .irr
10 dcclurv war on “H M‘ u:|n;;~.
them stun-(l it; n .L-‘vnln..l I' [ml‘h'i this
morning. 'l‘ln- i‘uui} Wm)
the 3mm}: mcn \vlm nuxw ’wurknd in
erect llu- Ilnm lhm‘“ :lel in il\ ill“ mile
so as to rl’iillll u or‘ wnlvr
which skating (‘nulrl lw (-n‘joy-vl. ll
lies Vl'llh llu- lawn-gs gum: that has
made this section nl East anwulk, .‘l
far from dcsiralilt- vim-v to sprnnl Amy
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Sandl'orri Wicks, m' McKinll-y slrm t.
is entertaining Fred lion's ul’ Brook-
lyn. N. Y.
Daniel P. \Nicks. of Ron-nylon a\‘(-~
fine. is visiting with his daughtcr, .\lr.~.
George Lonpherc. at Hartford.
Howard Scat. m‘ Rowuytnn avcnuo.
is employed by Raymond Sim-N, and
son, who are, cutting: ice on thr lr pond.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur De- lhilrio. who
have been playing on the Keith Gir-
cult in vaudeville. haw bi‘t'il ohllm-d
to cancel all future r-ngzigcmcnis (luc
to sudden illness or Mrs. lie l’kildo.
. who before marriage was Miss Ollcc
Wright, daughtcr of Mr. and Mrs.
'George A. \Vrlght, Sr. wrio arc also in
the theatrical profession.
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Included in the lot are “Winners," “La lil‘sl\l.. "BM;
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Composed and Sung by Enrico Caruso
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Hear it at the
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70-72 North Main Street
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The well-dressed woman prcfcrs those slums alum» a T .. w
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