is: ‘_1
Malcolm
Miss Dotti-ice ?Teitee of Osborne yen has defined aiother victimiit-
ovenue entertained triends from out his Harry B. Perrigo «of Word;
a town at her home on Sunday.
W ot the firearm Auxiliary passed through town
‘ hot Christ church are meeting at the route tor their destination.
a
l- The 1112110 111m tire 111mm
Mr. Perrko vass cousin of Mrs.
William Bartfi-tt BecHey. of the East
The horse Joe is discharging 11. car— ‘Road: Darlen. .
no of anthracite It the docks of the
merri- Coal compeny “today.
2 The usual prayer meeting will be and which they will'shoi'tly. use: for All tour are more
field at the East avenue M. E. church
this evening following lwhich the
(new Board will meet.
1”
Embers ot the Girls' club and
tho of the Boys’ club or the East
moo M. E. church are to hold bus- at Noroton is nearing completion and:
tetball prsctice this evening at Com,-
rnonity hall. . , I
J-i
Word has been received by local
friends trom Dr. and Mrs. Franklyn
G. Brown who we spending 2eeverai
months in Florida. that they are
having a delkhti'ul time there.
A number at East. Norwalk young .at the Madison Square garden do: magmas-inn malw'of
men and women took part in the pro-
duction of The Cameo Girl” last
evening and carried ou't their ports
very creditably. ; .- “19., U
Although there is a case of small-
pox in East Norwalit lt is said that
share need be no alarm tell: by the
.porcnts of other children. as the case
is being well taken care of.
0n the notice shield/on the Advent
Christian church the name of Rem}? .
L. 'Plper, 'D. D.. has‘been placed as
pastor of the church. Rev.‘Mr. Piper
will take.- up his official duties here on
April 2nd. coming here from Boston.
A small boy by the name of
2O'Keofe, living on Cottage street 'was
struck at the corner of Osborne ave-
nus and Van Zandt street yesterday
otternoOn about .5 o clock by an auto-
mobile operated by Harry- Dui‘t of 84
Taylor avenue. The boy was taken to
an office at Dr. F. I. Burnell by} Mr.
Dull, where it was found that He’ll!" .2
only slightly injured" being bruised
and scratched. ‘ng l
A Buick touring car owned by J. .0.
Disbrow. proprietor of the Milestone
Garage. South Wilton. ‘caught .,_'flre
from an overheated muffler on Tuw
day morning. while near the garage.
One side of the car was badly damag-
ed by the flames before they could be
extinguished. It—Was only due- to tip
quick work of Mr. Disbrow and his
brother that the car was saved. both
men attacking the times with a.
chemical tank.
Palm may I ; '
Mrs. A. ll. Cleverley. of Craw ave-
hue.
is a visitor in Bridgeport today.
The meeting for the Bible ‘etudcnta
of the Rowsyion Baptist churdli will
be held this evening at the home 03
Hrs. Fred Mcrrilleld. ‘
Miss Lena Klinetelter. twins op-
ernted upon last wet-k at the Norwalk
Hospital for appendicitis. is reported
today to be in a. much improved conI-
edition.
The Thursday evening prayer
meeting of the Rowaylon Methodist
Episcopal church will be held in the
chapel this evening. The topic for
consideration will he "The Great
Exemplar." ‘ ,
Preliminary plans were 'rliscussed
last evening for a. New England, sup‘
per to be given by the Rowayton
; The white Colonist house on the
Post‘ Road. owned by; the Bill agency,
their oflice. is now being decorated
inside by William Smifli. of Old
{King's Highway. 1
Judge may vimésniefim
bungalow on the Old museum
when completed Mr. and ram. Robert
”Murchison Edens. who are n'owutourv- mimhcth
g
sing in the south. will make it their
-home.
Miss Dorothy Anni-ode. ot the Post
Road. who owns the Chu Chin Ken.
nels. Madden 11. now run for the
lchow pups which she sells. Recently
show Miss Andrsda's dog came out
victorious in many tests. Severn}.
.flrst prizes were won by them.
l Immediatelrafter Mlliam omp-
non of ‘Gienbrook had been cit by
a. rock Tuesday. while at play .at the
‘Noroton school. an investigation was
started *to learn who ‘was We
for the wounds the youth vrma
It was loomed this morning that the
:investigation had been stands-s the 2
1
injurieswnere not necelved‘wflh mili-
clous intent. The youthiisimw.
today at the Stamford hmmm
on operation pcfi‘ornred tor «slime-g
.tured skull. Dr. RalphLonglotfloro-l
tan is in attendance. ,
‘ mmv
Miss Liela Olmstead. for South'Nor-
walk has been spending a. tew days
with friends in town.
Mrs. George Boyd and Miss Mercy
Boyd ot' Waterbury are in town and
will spend a. month at their country
'home. Ridgetleld road.
Fred mnnett and Frank Bennett. of
Hurlbutt street have their houses wir-
ed for ciectrtclighting. The electri-
city is generated on the promises.
Wilton, Post Office sounded like am
aviary on Tuesday. as the room
was filled with the musical chirping-s
and twitterings of Parcel Post chick-
(:llS
‘A reading and spelling competitiiin
will be held in the Town 831i. Friday
eVenlng March 34th. at’t‘he ceded“
hour. public school children will com-
pele.
The Pussy \Villows have been in
bloom, for about two weeks. A local
botanist says that there are at least
two varieties in Wilton. the soft grey
colored. and those whose grthlpped
with red stamineous. :4
. .
‘Tho \Vostern l'nion Telegraph Co.
had a force or men working in Wilton
on \Vcdnesday. The company intends
to replace the present wires u‘l’th’ cop-
pt-r mum. hotels-en South Norwulk and
Cannondalc.
.\ nothing station is to he estab—
lished .11 the hump of MiltOn B. White.
Also i. is. said that Harry Brown of
Snulh \R‘lllon has entered the ranks of
the wireless telephones. 771?: papers
32:11- 111::* thc Government will not al-
low ll1.- pupils to possess sending sta-
l‘inns. 'l‘lw precaution is to prevent
Hose company on “’ednésday eve--
nlng March 29th. Following the sup-
per. dancing will he 4njoled. Anothvl
el‘ mot-ting of the Entertainment
committcc and the Auxiliary will be
held Monday evening. '
Miss Emily Ann \Vellman. who has
completed a. successful season in “The
Actor's Wife." with Richard Gordon
and a strong supporting cost has
opened her summer residence here.
Miss Wellman during the past season
has played from coast'to coast and in
Canada. on the *Shuhert circuit of
vaudeville. “The Actor’s \V’ife" was
written by Miss \Vellman. I
The Ladies' Aid Society of the'
Bowayton Baptist church had an op-'
portunlty of listening to u very inter--‘
esting talk yesterday given by Mrs. D.
B. MacQueon of Bridgeport. Ml‘s.
HacQucI 11 do'2Votld her time to mis-
sionary work in China and the Neal"
East. The muting was held at the
home of Mrs. Howard Every. Fol-
lowing the talk refreshments were
served.
QAMEN& NORO TON
Mrs.\V. H.Cun11ingham. of Con-
tentment Island was a. visitor out of
town yesterday.
'Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
0‘ Washington D. (3.. were
town yesterday:
Vl'illiamson.
visitors in
'Mrs. Lida. Wesslink of Greenwich.
slits in town yesterdaV looking over
her property on the Post Road.
The Issellec Nursery 011 the Post
Road has purchased a new automo-
e truck to use in their m d!
«glowing business. -fl Y
.)
'The State Highway Department
a. crew of men at work yesterday
001: repairing some of thé ‘bad
.. Cots in the Post Road
‘Mrs. \Varren Greene is able to be
Iabout for a short wall; daiIIV after
hearing been confined to her home for;
several months. by illn: 'ss.
Many from Daricn attended the per-
ce last evening .ot W eo
”guitar: was presented b E‘t’he
igh School at the
tro. Poison
swigm “ 1 '4‘ “4“"
mischievous alien ‘111cssuges.
Dr. (1. Stewart Michael regrets that
he VV1s absent lust \Vednesdni. For
the rcnminder of Lent. however. L1 11.
ton survives will in held at half past
tVVo \V'ednosdm afternoons in the
rot-101'}: \Vurk will be given out. and
U112 ludlrs will remain and sew aTlél‘
thr- service for a missionary boot. Any-
one in 1Vlng gnrmt11ts.plcase leave tlTe
some .it the rectory or with 1\lrs. Har-
rison.
CHORUS GIRL WHO
MARRIED FORLARK
FINDS ‘IT WASN’T
(Continued from. First Page.)
Geneva. talked freely for the first
time since she handed her wedding
ring back to her husband.
“The first I thought of marrying Mr.
Savage." she said. ”was a week'before
we went tO‘Miiford. I thought “would
be a lark- but it wasn‘t. .I married
him merely on impulse."
Geneva said that today her family
Twould begin proceedings for,.the an-
nulment of the marriage.
Some one asked her. "Do you think
you will ever marry again the way you
did this time?"
'I'm sure I won '.1 " said Geneva. "If
I] ever get married again I'm going- to
Ihnvc a long engagement. about a year.
and I’ ll ask my mother first. She
scolded methionine. =1 ~wasn't really
,_ Jn loye with Mr. flange. I liked him,I
I suppose. but I just married him on
impulse.
' Yes! I'm “going to stay ‘on “the
stage. _I picked it out because I liked
it and because I was trained for it. and
I want to keep on until I've made a
success Robert and his people want;
' ed me to give up the stage, but I told
them I couldn't think of it and the)"
finally came round ’to my way oi
thinking"
Geneva said she didn't know where
her husband was. It has m'report;
ed that he went West a few nights ago
to see his mother. but Geneva thinks »
he is mu in; the city. -
‘ "I new mm Tuesday morning."
said. "He waited here .at the theater.
until lime down from the roof show
at 2‘36. file sent a note up asking to
see ME, and L-retnsed to see mini.
‘W‘hén :1 camerout he come up tonne
and Morgana ask me something. I~
didn‘t pay ally attention to mini got
1111.031“ and went home. ” ‘
.{Mra ”Kellen hes-1r toast a. little
rest stfive . “Come. “Geneva." she as!
Retire talkedW
."Wzlm." Geneva.
. fitment Theatre.
' trem‘eiy attractive. The scenery Swan
'l‘h rec Niece:
game Charmjnsl-‘Beatrlce Lowndes color The smartest .211er ,
rion Zwlcker. Easel Zwicker.’ INer 0 model ’ '2
_ allielevh‘cflohoh. .Jeon'ne Curly Elisa ' " ‘ X 12k ‘5 " ' ‘
eeks. Alice Cole. Arle'on Zwicit- . t‘ll S3 ‘
er. Dorothy my . ' A vmgs Of $19
Jnithe “Wminléfl by
Irene Me. an m mom» 1
22911-1.” im'd spoof-1'. 2pm by .
¥Llevurellyn Knapp. means“: fitn-
dent. end Rudolph, om Mm .
in love. .TheseEpatts were played by ',2
’IalllinnTEflehon ”dreams.
rile-i churn in.
Grcénwich V” m the W1
opens; with the three Chancellors or
Moravia. a. mythical” m. cm .
loan or their} WM he , .
“firm ,. ._
2cm relief «sacral-he’d“ hyixhe
limo Pruner. pinycdrhy 3.80312Peumni
fund theiérnnd Dachau. singed 51‘
Murat. ”this :couple
furnjfied laughter nod chuckles Io ths'
‘wdienoe every minute that they-were
on the”. «2M "their ram—tire;
comedy lines to their—laceentric- nuance
an Minutemen animosity are more
ried and after much contains it is
1.801311th the Grand Duchess train»
‘3 Y
Slide the wood piled in tone corner
if the little house.
W maths scorers you 41p
Mule» no that “sodium {M
“can be married other 8.1L.
This mum; is a brief synopsis of
g‘gdztixfifiafiegotzgummimq 1‘ uncovered a holein the
' ..- in. ri t up i112; corner of the
loci and thtnito court arm 3 . 1- Brown looked at it.
The” “1“ “‘1‘ ”“mm 1 than to in. like this work rho:
'to the successful “in: 2o! “*4 “no“
Itliosghtsi!“
gunmen 8!:meme ' an fire-.11“ mm.
M where anymflthe “1W 3-“ not hill-t miter that
:in’their lines. "or-mush misfits-stint. he more nets-111nm
m i." m1“ 3‘“ 1' firm .
nu Moved to
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; Palm. Bridles, Lamps, Repaired—Welding
Hardware and W urnishinge
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“Who/lierhadpuuedb-
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11.-.».141' 1w ‘
mile Mammalian“ ‘ Smacks-us:
lied and attractive, like mw- ' ' =
lberewvere wellethe mare
reestment through its madman m . memorial“
fithe m anus-:11 m. a... .wmm’mmm’fifii my a m
Tito or the “WW . 2 ’ mind sacral-r , , .
:weresmscmdemmi'wmtheant .. , ~. -i
met. andthessFiownI-WJn‘fltem 1"“:- . ' '1' “311:: h‘i , .
WV ; 2 ‘- " ‘ 2i" “ .
cad—mt. In this sum of out, .5. teller .1... moi-so
.rthe Franklin‘school mood. at the "
this Wins. the
children of. the Centenr‘School will n1»:
pear.
The Phantomnroup. which appear-
ed when lBudolph song "I Think 51‘
"See" contained a very novel client.
2which would be spoiled for'thmernt-
tending this evening. if it mffild. “
m is M: :the Wood .
=3 at him last night. 11’me ill
amen-ind l understands-mm
tho-espou- md knifunsdfiluk mm
m He loves’hright 01515.15!
is why he cut the has but 11 from
my belt. I think if we 0.l nptlus
400 we will find all the s.”
1- 80m Browiisd and an
|
awe)” got '5?th for
“it was ruthtrdo dori’d ofilthere. and
”noun-tucked in among the sticks
”MM”. he found the buckle
of his t. Then he found the four
inerbert Miller Ind summon-1:.
The ushers were themed in the~coo~
tume of Chinese molds. and were can,
specially made for the production and .
added consider-stile to the eigenvalues r knits. file fork Ind. hit
a; the production ‘ * hissing mitten. Theait-
The house‘vas crowded; even sent ". “WNW with.“
n
t‘tliink he elicit to be celled Robb.
“Herdsman. “he shouldn’t he tell“
51‘5“”qu fi
mméjorithose things that be M. »
Songs were given by Miss Deccan”. tore with» the wood ;
Miss Erickson. Mr. Knapp. Miss lied teen. “enough, they found mm." .
Howrhurst end Mr. Peterson. and by ‘flrmmfiirm -’ it. . ‘fl G“, Wait.“ 7:1? 5'“ 5’ “films? it
mpmm-nomumx ’ ' W"
.11. lost-‘1! .esougli has!” W what I say to lied Firsts: .. '
writers and wolters and who were “8 gm. Boy. 1”,; ”:13“. {other
Eli-ethic lied. Shut the other thing! '
' autism.
Mair-nil. knell «111m " exclaimed For--
m “Who: under the sun “2
of their
mmdfiem just to look IE
2.9.1111” Brown's Boy.
here has
She Iwnnted
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1“ win this 1 1a
00- 7. is a re
M i suppose he liked tonic“-
mm: filings just and liket
solicit :"stsinps.
Wei " mid Former
is."
’0le shoreline-0i.
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m...” 21.. Mn . lawn. .u-r kun‘ nus...
nre All wrong.
=sli-ehout the We“ “wobbles .
912.1 “afield“?! hemlockhfiaesf whifi 2
er e t 11 one or
things he had taken. “#35.
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being taken, and it was aid that 61!!!
sent at the Regent Theatre. where the
production will be repeated tonight. was we. Bums. W Miller.
has been ”MI The odd (if characters. attenuat- Campbell. Dorcas Fly a. bum
the acts and all those was; part. are Church Harm: Gaston PM in Rao 2.
given below. _._ lAustin Mather. Lawrence McMahon.
(lost of 6|ch Pull Burns. Everett 12 re). l-‘isiuk
(In Order of Their Appearance) ’L‘W?’ Lea Miller.
Mamie—4A studio mam 2- Old-Fashioned Miss and Jan Girls--
. ............. ‘12-. . Irene’Det-esare ”We at). Annie. Bunnon.i
Mimi-—r\ student residing in the v11 Edna Brazilian. Swan Bruce. Marion
lag» ............ Lillian Erickson Rice. Muriel Van Hoosear. Adelaide
Taylor. Lucille Evereon. Marlon Grum--.
ley. Maud Tailor} Dorothy Peterson.
Mildred Rudt‘an. we
Greenwich X’lliagém-Glendavrre
Lovejoy. ‘l-inzol Hendrick. my Harris.
Marie Day. Bernice :Anstln.
{abort—wimp an artist
............. .. . Llewellyn Knapp
’11dolpl1—«A 3011111: artist
................. . Ladue Whipple
Grand Duchess—An eccentric char—
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...’ .......... Elizabeth Hauxburst Alexander- MM Jones. 399"” Havens-
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.................... Roy Peterson ~Cameo Gillan-Marjorie Hunt. An-
Threc Chancellors of Morovia~ 80h!- Donnelly. ”9th PQ‘VQH- "9‘9"
Chfl""“l V‘omlle. Robert woue. ml". Louis-I Benedict. Lillian Mr.
.lfimmis ll: ugh. Phantom Group-Grace Wood.
Spirit of Bhudowiand . Theresa Labrinck. ‘Slll’a. Campbell;
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Rose modern. Agnes Warm. Rose
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. Cinderella and Ballett
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