F William J. Mining Jr
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m to illicit large mmfit of,
‘wceries which were donated b}%m3”1-‘dké' Qincé
1v. P. Horst-on or ”East avenue was
. visitor in Bridgeport on businem
Norm
Barry Tobey. of Charles street.
quarantined at his home with diph-
* Iberia is progressing" nicely. .
A rehearsal for the special Easter
music will be held at cum Church
on Thursday evening.
Rev. Robert B. B. F'oote. rector org
Christ church is making puma-anon:
to move into the. newlyac acquired roe-f;
bry oi the church silo alter Eu»
tor.
Rev 5. r. Fairbanks am speak at '-
‘the Holy Week services- being held at l-
the East Avenue .35.. 1-3.. Church this E
«Ironing. Rev. 1... J: Schoeppler
spoke at the meeting. held last eve-
ning.
1m. wnmm 1-1. Ream Mu.
Lawrence Bellman. and its 'll'eulah
Redman of Riverside, were \isiwis
-with relatives on Osbmm‘e avenue ves-
terdas'
Homer's Lunch and Newsroom on
Biberty sou-re has installed it. system
whereby the scores of both- the rte-
tional and American League games
will be recorded each day. starting
today.
Part of the Hi Po Battery plant is
shut down for a few days because of
lack of material. A rumor that the
plant was to be acid was. omciallya de-
nied there this morning. There is a
’o-ibiiity that the plant may be en-
lamd. however.
DARIENKQ: NORUTON
1119 annual business meeting of the
Flmt Presbyterian church and con- '.
‘rcgaiion will be held this evening at
8 o 'clock.
H. 1:. Raymond. the rural letter car-
rier will atWthe Rural Mall Car-
riers‘ Association meeting to be held
Saturday at Grunge Hall Ridgefleld.
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There seems to be a great- demand
{or seed: and gardening implements in
town showing that many are planning ‘
to plant their gardens.
The Congregational church "will as- :
sembit this evening for a. Holy Week ' V.
it will be a devotional ser-
Mia. Theresa
“nice
vice as far as possible.
Hoyt will sing.
Jack Rose who recently purchamd
the Keogh property on the Post road.
has leased the Altman pl’operty on the
Highway for a period 0! three veers.
What Mr Rose's plans lire could not.
be ascertained today 2.
A Ford sedan which seemed abami?
(med. hearing marker numbers 355- .
517 was discovered early today by a:
resident of the town whO‘reported the.
matter to the Darien authorities.
W'olr' Cub Puck No imbeld a moot-
film; yesterday afternoon at the home
of lhlil‘ cub mother Mrs. \Villiam Us-
‘horne. .4 t the meeting ”W‘s were dis-
cussed lor lhe trip to the Zoo at New
{Iork cit). .
hluch comment is beiughenrd about
the daylight saving time which will go
Into effect the Smh of this inontll.
Just whether Darivn will observe- the
daylight time. has not lieu. learned. us
yet.
All advertising for publication for
Friday should be le-x’t ut the Duricn oi—
:ilcu lmt'orc 4 o'clock on Thursday af-
lernnr-n to insuro publication on thr-
foliuwing day. The Evening Sentinel
being :1 morning paper Friday.
It was learned this morning through
George N. Philcox that the Sedgwlcl-z
House which of late has been operat-
ed by Mrs. lda l’ardee will be con-
ducted in the future as an automobile
road house. Mr.
the place to Mrs. A. Boone of Bridge-
3-ort. who will open it on or about the
first of May.
If anyone is in doubt as to
whether or not the traffic officers at
Dallen or the constablts are awake
“’3“, try lo slolate run of the traflic
lcs. One thing «11.1.11 is that ‘ou
wen i go-l z-vrv with it. Yesil nluy cf-
ternoon duringr tin» thunder storm
Traffic “men Ems-st L.
touring party
when the operator of the car failed to
pass on the right side of the dummy
at. his station. Officer Grout followed
the party for fully 11. mile then upon
catching him made him turn around
Ind pass the dummy the way he
should have in the first place.
Dar-ion and Noroton was in hopes
of adding to its various institutions of.
,«educatlon another private school. but
it was learned this morning through '
gfleorge N. Phiicox. who was endeaih
oring to put the deal through. that
the bottom had fallen out of it. The
:property which had been chassn for
the institution was that. of Mrs. Mary
.1. 0' Reilly or Collenders Point Road. .
Mr. Philcox stated that he knew ot-I
ano other place in town which could
sake the place of that which had
been selected. The renew given for;
not locating here is that ”I
the school
firs. O'Reilly would not make the
:pecaessary improvements which are
inquired for such an institution. The
‘4- n'amc of the school is Saint Elisabeth.
‘ of the Roses. located at Culver, N. J.
I‘M \
'11, .;.A date: and enthusiastic Iprowd
gathered last evening at the home at
”Hrs. Ralph Hindley of Maple avenue
to attend the pound social and pack.
11:.
, n a.» party given for the benefit or the '
I1“! Congregational church. This has been
mama most unique 11min held since the
.: 1%; given by the .Highland AveuueJ
borhood club. The adult-ion
"rm 3 one p’oun'd‘ package Moorland"
3-“ These articles wars later Inc:-
:1, {Sound of! by - the , well-known aucpI
Philcox, has leased .
Grout gave. :1
a chase for, their lives.[
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R OWA YTON .
Mrs. E. H. Evory is entertaining her
friend Mrs. Orrin R. Judd. oi‘. Brook-
lyn. who is to be the speaker at the
baptist church. tonight. ~
The Ladies Aid Society of the R0-
'wayton Methodist Church will meet
ion Thursday afternoon at 1. 30
o‘clock for a sewing session.
r Holy Week seryi'c‘es at the Ro‘w:~._v-
ton Baptist Church will be held,
starting thir evening and continuing
iThuIrsday and Friday evenings. This
evening Mrs. Orrin Judd of Til-ooh-
*lyn. and he the speaker: tbm‘iirrow
evening Wu -Tuttle or onion Will be
in. charge and on Friday evening
Rev. L. J. thoeppler will be the
spea e'r. ‘_ _ I
Mayor Calvin L. Barton will bpen
the" pageant of Old Fashioned Item-
Idies_ for the 4. B’s. at the ,Win.
Baptist. Church on Wednesday eye.
nlng 11min ion: at s o'cioék.‘ m
pageant will- be presented if: scenes:-
the Iglngng School, .4Helen,.8cofleld
the local concerns: fore also sold:
was in charge at Ma.- Rs
”on William 110
mm» amount rated we. "1"» which. fit; T-hil'd Gm ,: zmom
“will be used towards the reduction: on Iawsted . by ayes .Juvenilzs, We.
the present church debt. The agair; Brands. chairman. John F. W
h Hurdles;I baritone soloist; Fourth Gi-o Pia- '
‘ use; nus-1 BWL L‘W 133mm:
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Stabs“ chair {Secon group. 9!!!
man. Mrs. Harold Wilson. decoratin-
udn '
:ol’ groupings as follows: m.mnpi ' '
Leah Albrecht, dim; ' ‘
Hymns,“
Mrs. Sarah Scofleld, Stanley! Bond. chairman. assisted by the Boy
'Scouts. Further details will be an-
nounced later.
Mrs. Charles E. Mouser. of Vincent
place, has sold the residence of Miss
Catherine Dubois. which is on Highs-1
land axenue. The selling price was
$5,000.
Ward B. Chamberlain. of New-
York City. an attorney at law. has
rented the residence of Mrs. Judson
Williamson for the summer months.
Mr. and ms. Chamberlain will move
here shortly.
The Rowayton Drum Corps will.
meet this evening for rehearsal.
At the monthly meeting of -the-
Rowayton Hose company last eve-
ning the proposition; of ai'holiday
waive! was discussed. Other- mt.
ters talked about was the Nat Eng.
alnd supper which. was recently held.
‘A large sum— wu realised throw
the efforts at the men and the Ladies"
Auxiliary ot the "company. '
CARD OFT,
F We wish to tumour
Innrses in trading. I"
friend's no m for the
seas they did for undoing thinness
.0! Mr. Bell.
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door
But- .
to Mr. Gager.
..‘May 12., the anniversary of the
birthday of Florence Nightingale. has
been designated . by the American
Hospital Asset-laden as National Hos-
pital Day. About 4.000 institutions
throughout» the country will ~. “observe
the day. and President Harding has
recently given the plan hearty en-
dorsement. The Board has anther-
ined the superintendent and general
mm to 11mm [or the observ- ‘
once of the day in Nomlk. F’urther
announcements will be made later.
but one restore of the“ observance
will probably be "open house' 'at the
hospital for the people of the com-
munity.
The matter 0!! a Nurse: home was
brought up by the general manager,
and aster discussion Kean-s. Gent-and.
Boodne r and Strum were appoinmd 7
to’ humus in a preliminary my
the minute!- of sits and building at!!!
““929le
Mam. ‘
One or the mmjgesent needs of
the hospital is a I number of
iii .
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files will
"by young women who may. be con-1 "
erection o! 3 Nurses' Home will be
an added inducement to; young wo-
men of the community to take ad-,
vantage. o: the» training accrued by
the.Norwnlk Hospital. Another mat—
ter: ot intenest in connection with: the =- , ,
training of nurse: was the. actionl
tamed by the Executive Committee at'
their meeting immediately preceeding
that of the Board of Directors.
was decided to increase the monthly
allowance of nurses in training from
38 to 512. One does not expect that
am in nursing» shall" is able t1?
compete with. positions in the busi-
ness world but it is believed that this
increase of 50 per cent. in compensa- ‘
be appreciated both by
those now in course of training and
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