ECEMBER 20. 1922.
AND VICINITY NEWS NOTES
inn "‘r'a‘v‘i 'l‘le l‘hnml Art society held s A meeting of Wanoms Council. No.
Fln . :Vw‘. wv- lily r: henrsnl last. night at the 31. Degree of Pocahontas. L 0. B. .11.. East Norwalk
. u w iirsci- parish hall. is scheduled tor tonight. ‘3
. s s o s s s
inr r." .,.. 1. Alliomohils robes and accessories, 11. H. McClellan. better known as M. K. Stevensis quite m .g m. m
Almm-n nun“. "Jack" McClellan, left Norwalk this ”rem” home.
i . . ‘ morning for Florida. where, he will 0 s s
In.“ ‘ati Mr. anli Mrs. Charles l". Routweli spend the remitindfr ft the winter. Frank S. Avery, preman of the
m“ Y" “u'hme guns to Sir-toga. Springs. New Phill W Ra'mond of the Ray~ Evening Sentinel. is confined to his
limit. ll! spend Christmas with their mend-truss .Tool )company was ad- home by illness. . .
all ”n- . . . mitted to the Norwnik hospital yester-
_ ' _ day, suffering from pleurisy. His con- A number of local college students
llllro and "'“mlmad ”m” for f'th‘ann‘" dition is not considered serious unless are arriving home for the Christmas
M 3- “- MO‘MNI" 2“ Washington S“ untorseen complications arise. holidays. .
Yul» l ni~ . . . r ' . . . . . .
mo rllr the Th“... “m i... no rehearsal of 59“,”. new N“... of measles and Mia Ruth Glover of East Norwalk
lhfi’o'kéi llf‘l'wklt'l Lodge Ilt'flQ’C and one case of chickenpox were reported has been Visiting with her sister. Mrs.
, .. lguirml llilnll this l'Ti‘lily night. but a ‘0 Dr. mm,” 1-2. rim-due. health of“. Fred. Emerson, of West Nor-walk.
I a” in ‘. lilrkll‘ “ill lm llt'l'l at tht' close of co-r. 1n lllt' [inst twenty-four hours. 0 O 0
n . li‘» muting: on tllv :llih lnsf- The lntuslr-s macs tollowz Helen Kenneth Thomas has taken a pasi-
. n i" “‘ 'i 'l o o ' “amp-mu}; in Henry street: Inez tion in Rogers 8: Stevens' First dis-
ii» u- 1". “n.1,...nri". {or Rants Claus' and )largarle Joyce. Ridge Street: trict store during the holiday season.
" l ’ Hula: 13- lill'l'l'rlk'"! Ili‘l ton. llrinx 3'0‘" Marion ull'l Stephen Reynolds. Higl’h s 0 0
lilnlla to l.» T'l-illlt‘ll and dressed to the land 0".”th nun,” Morgan. Gre- The Boys' club of the East ‘venue
lln. '1 Shop, 1'! Monroe I'N‘"~ Phone gory “Mil“l'ard. Olll'e 510“? ‘3 ill 51'. E. church will hold its regular
“‘ ‘ H‘ "l with the chickenpox. ' meeting this evening at Community
A r vn, .\' s s o s s I 1L1”.
' "5 ‘1"‘”'"‘ Trial \yl‘vrltilll Art l'roniucfl rfim‘ _—Hn.rris 8: Guns. That's All 0 0 0
“‘" l ;,l:.\, of Nurnnlk. has incorporated o s s . Members or the Ladies' Aid Society
li-rl a «urine! of 33".“““- “whim“ t° Proserutor Joseph G. “'OOGH Olin! the East avenue M. E. church are
l 4" PM" ' in c. rtlllmtv t‘lrl “iih ”1“ 9"”“m” New Britain issued a warrant “MW” meeting today for the usual weekly
i: .’ stair, n: llnrtll'zr'l. «luv for the arrest of Frank G. Grum- meeting.
. ' ‘ ‘ plt‘n' a. tomcr surpernumemry policr- o 0 O
ltl l'. ll i gin-walnuts inn lighting outfits. J. mzm. on a chargn of obtaining ”lam“. Th9 tug Huntington brought the
ll. H r'»: ll‘» 2 ‘1 \Int or. “W “.Jslllpztnn llro‘Pl. llrldf‘l‘ false pretenses. It l8 “Hog“! thnt‘ l‘lnth’l' lighter Topping into th' local
"‘Y "" ' “ “g ' ‘ ‘ (lrampico convinced ncqunlntnmwsi harbor yesterday with a cargo of Cal-
mm \ 4. l .i ..,g l. l‘rny, I»! SNH‘WW “W“u" he could secure coal and scll it If!l lfornin. flrwood for the Batch 8: Bailey
ll ..r \Ivr‘W‘ 11“- 1"" V‘"“"""‘" a them for $15 a. ton. He (‘i‘ill‘mlfl‘llflumher Company,
1!“. r 'l 5 ll" -"“r S"”""' ”om ”I" Slim and then disappeared. ronllllélln‘! ‘ ‘ ‘
“‘4“ “"‘VW‘ l ..... M‘- ' '- “r “ """Hn' of Austin s ants told the New Britain polio". i No particular business was transact-
fllwwu ' ‘ ‘ ’ m1 at the regular meeting or St. Agnes-
' ' ° . --Christmas trees. natural and mil-1 Guild or Christ church held last even-
"' ' " =" ““"V' “‘"r‘m “l Donnclly! ncinl. at. reasonable Prii‘i‘fl- 3- M, in: at the home 0! Miss Grace Far-
V‘” k ‘ ’ ~ '1 ‘ "”‘- “""k'v l"\3'm"nm‘ Store open Mueller. 2! “'nshington street. ' rington.
l l”: ollllfllllllilqp 171- s s s l . s 0 s
' ' ' ' ' , “'hilc no active stern are brim tuk-l ,incz and Marjorie Joyce of Ridge
‘ ‘ ‘ ' ’ 1 ’ “ Vi“ “'"“‘"‘“" '"' J°"“h ""‘m'wn lust now to t‘hnnm tho namr "Haw-nut“ are ill at their home with the
. l l 2 “Ar \' "‘Y‘-’\n- “'l‘" ’""'l M the isprlngwood Air-mic. Norwnlk to l'» "3!. ms-nslcs. while Victor Hantord of Win-
ilil rs' “hm" l” N“"‘~‘"’”' “m h° l liuml or Rolls—woods Lullc. n.“ 7174‘ ’ l'wlll strcct is also confined to his home
11- l ' ...~~ l. . ill in 2 n'cirr‘k Thursday n"""“°°" ‘lwrn sulzgcstml. lntrrrst has not s)1<-l<— i with an attack of the measles.
"vr‘vm ill“ homo. “‘"ml "l” h" l" innml. onsiviorulllc confusion is vtz‘l‘ I“‘-l ‘ e O
_“>"”"“ ”'0‘“ """""“"‘Y- sum-m with Horinrvh'w. a swim” ("l The Misses Mary Mathews and
M 1' i“? ‘ ' ' ' South Norwalk. The mm" l;"'~"‘ll-Irminino Skofleid. of East Nomadic.
H M i l k" V-i"""""l"‘ ‘Ahrmmq’ “""w "n woods lane. it h thought. “i'l ‘" “l“ lluve returned from “'ells College.
ill-e» m i "‘ -.n‘~~ .lt l'llrinrlli‘l proprlntiu for there arr- many lrl . s in :.\urorn. New York, ““1 are spending
p. -i n l' ‘ ‘ ’ that section. their vacation. here.
1“... ,. ,g l-rnllmm: l'llfurl ~ment HffiN‘l‘ o s . . .
l .‘A .i l .l l‘ ‘l ”1.. n! l,1|'.|0 strrwt. _ Cloth and 5“” caps for Km”; Because 0! ._ slight, hitch in the
.. ' " k’ -‘ M'“ “' "“""‘"“ ””m 0'firh‘n. plans. the Christmas entertainment of
' U" i’ '1“ " '” 'l" It” ”WW" “”1"" ’ o s s ill" East avenue M. E. church Sun-
' 'l l """" H‘M' l‘”‘~ 'A""‘ "“"""‘h“" All nttenllancn of owr W"! “3‘ mm school. planned {or Friday even-
,mmhw :- “ u‘ . ’l l“ “~I . .HZH" "W’" for llotul at the! «lance held :it the \nr- mg; of this week. ha been postponed
“PM . , .. 1 - walk Armory lust ntht. the New“ llnlll Tposday evening. December 26th.
c- mul- '-4 ill ' . ' llt-ing tho inst :iplu-lirririn‘n Fore this 0 s 0
ll! i‘ v' " ‘-l ‘ I“ "‘l h" ”mm!“ W?" year of ill \‘itu‘s orchtsirzi. .\'5 \t‘ in“, continued cold weather has
mu. .. v‘ :s r :l H "‘ """ "' '""’““‘“3"“‘ WM“! music has Wit “9““ "0'4“? ’l 3-“. mmld the skating on the Mill pond
,’ " ‘ " ”H’V‘Q'rdwl 3"" although it ‘3 l‘i‘n'wml ”3‘” 3"” l‘llil'li better. the surface of the pond
l ° ' . ‘ l‘lrmllcv's orchestra. may lie r'ng'i cr-vi. f... zlnr: all the way down, and
’ " l ’ “ l” “H" """WM “M. fm‘. ' ‘ ‘ l-ill‘Z almost heavy enough to bear
: . .' . n I'I' "1"“ "l 5 "f'm'k 'l‘hr-rc will im no meeting; of ti» \k'il'l’S for the entire length.
l-K- \l v‘l 1» v' °” “'7"“““'” '1' rhlllmey Sunday (‘lllll lit the South .\'(-r‘m£k ‘ ‘ s s s
k ' L. : " '1 "‘ “‘4‘" "" k" l H”‘“““'l' ‘2 o i'ollgrrgitional church this com ' The Red Star tug Norwalk brought
"' H ' '- l'“ ' 'l 1‘" '1" "WWW a" “pro 3 *““’l"-"- m" “'l ”l" m”"“"““ 5"“ t‘w- lurito Bright Star into the local
h. . ,. .x «I ll. ~\lillfi‘ll”'l l" ““17““ Th“l.l.i_\-, T” ll it meeting or the clllll, i-l-lrllnr and. to one of the uptown
I ,r ,, .. m llll> ll“ "‘~ l“ ”llil' . lvslll he field On Sunday. Janimrv Tll'. lilacks v'ith $108!! Of coal 1‘“ night.
l .~ ‘ ' l w-‘ ' ' “”1“" “‘w“ “- N33“ “1” ”M“ "“j Hrl its trip outittowed out the empty
il l. Ill' - 3- wil “”l‘ 7" "‘ " I'Kl‘l‘x‘K 9"" "n”. “'l‘ha Teachings of Josus in the Litht harm) l’ml Star No 18 from Bishop
m rm... l . . lyvki'wl lliil Wm"? it” will .l. .\l. Nlni‘l-l fll' Eiolutlnn." l r‘.‘ I (at; I s - ,
(hr, 3‘ \‘i‘.l;:llillititvn rirevt. . . . . l‘ .V . . - .
l ‘ ' ' l Sun the new lustre Tea. set. inl Captain: Fred. union “1. well-
ii I l. \ " v‘ l"‘~"”' '0'" ‘f’ll”, " """“'l by ‘ lllrrn .Illiilll s. lionnciiy's. 1km“... m sterman of Second “feet. has
h ' I” L” H L w: “'1' k tljllshlorn- . . . lpurcllnsrd from Postmaster Edmund
rm: 5...... a pm... M of lmuaylon- Snxcrlil troops of Boy Scouts wore 1. "m“? several ‘0‘.“ Second Point.
lit? l"~" ‘ s i' l‘ "' ‘3‘“! “' “'"n “in. acting m, .‘W'lvllir‘tl in tile n'umlmr of i?‘r~s-‘ wli" Ill-lkt whit Captain LOVGJOY 913-115 ‘0 d0
will-«l )V 'm‘ ”w. l: i'l‘lfl manner arounti‘the lfl?’ l are grpkiuz for “'llilnm Tan-ml. sixll- £9.) his property 11” not been u,
:w'. “ H. I, u .l..~.,ll rm .-n ilrvlu Fly, 1:10 pout? l fly“. 0! “'Omillul'y, who has “m” mire-l w” “I but it is rumored “1“ he wul
on." l‘l' -‘ 'i: "" "l "HY Sum”! ”NV“ ' ”Wk and l in: since ill-i‘t-mlu r 15. Mr. 'l‘rrrtl‘l's 7.:2 'll'i'ovster house there
.i ,l .y. ,lv‘ l. ‘7” "' ‘l I" 5”“ " T‘Wh‘r’ who cun- ; housr- at “'oorilluri', partly coll'iruw ~l - h ‘ ' s s o I
<1. . 'i \\ 'l ' " " l "" ”“"":'“2"".r" lzllmut two works nun and it in fl 'lT' l A prc.Christmas dance, with a spe-
ill I”! l. llfl l h ‘ ‘ "l”s fh hm!“ 1'hlriet‘l'.]”\”'n the lrollll'o :lt‘f-ltiri his mini. 1:11 I‘hrl'stmal dinner. u scheduled to
w W M' l u INK“: Ci \i' la“lll"‘hlll Fll’flPf. llmm “mm“ in ”7" "l”:lr‘ N M" l"”-'““ l-- h- ill at the Norwaik Country club
r. I‘ .' “ " ' . . ‘ '. "" ' lrilll tlm Show ~' of ink" Quasavpzu'; r ‘1 Siturday evening at u“. ‘1th On
A, '.. _.. I”, 1.... in". nrillflr'l last ' PM" 2"" n "1"?" '2' . ,S'ln-in)’ s. special dinner will also be
“‘ ‘ 1‘ l 4.»: iv. l-- mu mirror loimr (1.? 1.1 .n - . l. . \n... *‘l“""l- Speidel" orchefin ““1 ’“r'
‘-V k . I g: 1' W t ’ \t. «twirl. Hull 1““ ”f" N" l (l-rll f'lllristlllj'l‘: (firmly:- 2:1: 'lrLSj’Ar‘?"l£l"‘l'it ' “h the mus“: for the dandng' WhiCh
"y n " 'l \ ' (LIV! ill-w: l! ‘1 “Lani“ lull- 1 from l .‘nli “inhall‘l tl‘lf! ignorllfinjllhfh'ii‘ or film . ‘TIH llG held on saturd.y night. .0“
l I ~ 2 am .q in \\l slllmi Ln: l‘Vrirlay. . .. , hilturday night, December 30th. anew
‘ , . t . ' _. .. ‘ ‘ lit-unil hll\(‘5 {it the llmllllton blimp. iii . (1 will be held and a
l 1v- 1‘ mil u :l:.i ilmu Tl‘mii'll,‘ xx. r. , . \\':lll strm't. ”Tm.” lll‘“) lakru forl \ mars eve ance .
:. ~ “ “>' . , . . - . . 4w . . ,. ill also be served at
v. ' H m lei: Ll l». lilul. .‘l- ii.lt .I m it .. in! .. s. “hr'lstlllzis canes. any 5120‘ :m( Lil dinner w
" ‘. ' " H " “. ,-- - l2i linuu ls, (illll Mlk" ilrrw k-l - s s fl-i’“ “me-
1' fl " y '1'“ “4- " 5’7" l“ ”im- “““hlv H“ pounril.‘ .-\ luxit with livc cod fish for min.’
' l ‘ ‘ ‘ at «m float. all this xiv-ck. I R
m l Slml My .. Austin's Garage. s s s l owayton
no rllll‘n“,lv 'l . o s - ' ‘
l ’ l lllzrlr» llh ll. llox'i and James Parlor; .
\ 2h l li‘l- ll'i"l melting O. lllt . ._ , r . -. m 9 . 9 - It )1135 Gladys Thompson, head Of
v. I l-l m li’ll . ‘ . _ ., - . .l \1 y ’“o "‘ " h‘ ”H ““t “mm": m w” to! Physical Education
iln. I,“ y.' ll’vl iH-“i ' H“ " H.” N‘”“"'k ‘ ' ' lrli>ill0“‘ll \\Hl'i‘l :ll.ii lloth rlslllinmg (,f llit' Departmen . 1k had a. “’9”-
4 , t' A. l l.-"‘ l u ll'irv 3: “up l,v .'vl lJlKl ilihfilil tit ll’i: { Nuruult‘ far ”13“) §rlll’5. “w.” nptn. nip“! the C31? 0f hofx'lt I he? lmke
\(.. H H.“ h‘ w“ U, Mrs. “”1”” “' "M'OH' ‘ JSHllir'li’l}. it”. .11, at 5': South Main?known horwalk 9 30m exterior
"pr I. ' incl : mun atoning At the meeting. ar- . Mr”... an lip-tn»«lulo drug store. Th“. pictures of the inte orI d of the
w": .- ~ .11, “"“”""””‘ “‘2'" made for ”1" ‘1”;lw111 carry it complete line of {rfu‘ih’fif ”‘9 Romyton 3?:th ‘zflernoon
1‘ \‘.’. H H‘rl>,.lfluli of i hllstlmis llnskols. l j-dnigs lillil cllalmipals :lnrl SD“¢'l-’lll7_(- in :lihletic field on on Ly ’ d f
7., .- ‘M .lt- twirl to ilrmlrzlte the rhurph anrijpwwflpmm “Mk. .‘lr. “mi “(L5 {or- lilo athletic field and pla3groun 0
l‘ ' v ‘v- l u llnnqm-t at it local hotel I mcrly engaged in ”I? import and ”Allie ltowayton school is considered
‘ V "‘“Mh' following tho» lluslness' Dori llvlslm-ss fur many years Ilfi'l 193”” l’““ ‘n the on"
* ‘f- ll "min" time ““5 "ch’yedlroniormnt with tho retail rnvi or tlm . . .
H H, 4 ' 3 "" “l"“'""‘ '2‘ r\ "4' business. Mr. l‘arkcr has Uri-d tlwy Th9 Chum” exerclge‘ldof t]: ‘20-
. .. ' . .pulmc of the Norwnlks in a prolks-‘Wa-V‘On ”11°01 “.1“ be e on r 3y
3"“ ' "" 'n Him for Xmas. 32 7-0 to ‘3‘no‘lsinnal (.3 ,. .ufttrnool'i. The program {03' the first
_ , ., , parity for the past 14 )er1.
NH” 4‘ "‘1 '" ’Tl - ~ t bli-h w t will l.» ’i—‘o (r “”1 “fond 5nd” °t Ml” Beau-ice
ltmmi i'r r.st-‘ s s o lib“ m w '3 a '. in ’n ' " ‘iludvler are as follows: Seeing Santa.
“‘ .; , ” t. li':' ‘ H. . ‘7 .. x . E- .1. .9 most attractiie places of ilS‘lxln'l (h ‘ Th dore Prince: Song by
. ’ ’ ‘m‘ H“ l“ ' inn comp (to «in town. Service and courtesy w... lc “““" by 9° .
”i -" V‘ incl .i ‘l“llE.’“ll‘li‘. sorx‘lv‘ to take plat-cl ”H,” slogan [the Class. "Santa. Claus Lsndi’ A
”vi"! 'l""'H'-..s_ . «.‘-‘mk tomorrow night at the‘ ' . . . out to Santa by Jamel Rees: A
“'1“ ‘3‘" “PM Nl-rnllk (‘mlzrrrnllnnal church. —-Read Austin's Garage advcm~o.l"hrl3‘mu Jingle by Betty Funk, Al-
""“l m" ’2 "‘ \mnrs: thom‘ who will take part in ment for gift suggestions. L A lffl'd Taylor. Adelaide WOK' J‘CK Aw
fi'ml"? l" ‘7'? 1hr program nri‘ Mrs. (‘hcstcr Sel- ‘ ' ls‘nhoffer. Grace Bowman. 13193110?
Him. 3. (k, MN: hinyllrllu Austin. Miss 'Shlpman, Lester filrchlld and Gladys
llfranr‘rs S’dnnnri and Norman Sta
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do; n. kins-imam
llinrrwtt l‘nrkcr will sing
‘l'ollouing the seriicw,
.nuu (mg of members (if
the cam
; LIES —
eioping and
.. Apparatus.
-d Printed.
the
securities and also for the
.ation of the construction
iroctor)‘.
I Corp. l
i
oil.
Austin‘s GIFICB.
n.
A group of girls lmi by Miss
is.
a. business
church
villi he liuld for discussion of church
consider-
new
-.~rtsdlatnr cow-rs. another fine gift.
l END NOTICE.
of ihr- linarll of Directors of the, South Nor-
ir. llvld this day. a dividend at the rats of
(4 1-2: per cent. per snnum was declared
from tiw earnings of the bank for the six
cembcr Ill. 1922.
will be catered on pass-books and paid. on
. 10th. 1923.
ALDEN souums. Dream
stones i. wooowsso, run-er ‘»~
0‘
2m
IM'
SHIP“’RECK SURVIVORS .
STILL IN SERIOI'S CONDITION
FAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Der
zit—«A week may elapse before all of
the survivors of the ill-fated t g Reli~
ance are able to travel to their omes.
so intense was their suffering from'
cold and hunger after their tiny craft
was disabled and abandoned at the'
Lizard Islands. it was said htre to-
day.
The twenty persons who reachedé
here last night are under the care of'
physicians and will remain at a hos-
pital and hotels until they have fully
recovered. One man. Walter Long-
acre. is in s serious condition with
both hands and both feet frozen. 0
With the arrival of these survivors.
the thirty-six on board the Reliance
when she was disibled have been ac-
counted for.
mm com DIVORCE
SUITS NB HEARING TODAY
Four contested divorce actions are
wheduied {or trial today
Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin in Superior
Court. The case of John Palmer
against Annie 8. Palmer of Norwslk is
the firm to come up. The~pldntifl is
represented by Joseph P. Taylor. and
the defendant by John J. Ouneo.
Other actions mheduled srs Ethel
E Harrington against George T.
Harrington of Greenwich; Italy 8.
Cohen sgslnst David W. Cohen of
Bridgeport, and Nora Cecile White
uni-st Maser C. White 0; Nor-
before '
MacKowsky; a play. ”The Lazy Snow-
flakes. by all the pupils of Grade 1.
“A Christmas Snow Bird." by Grace
linwmnn. The singing of America
|-)‘ both. Classes will conclude the
program. A Christmas tree will be
put in every room in the school. and
will be decorated by the teachers.
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Rowsytou Methodist Church. —
Happy plans are maturing for the fes-
tive week st church. Sunday
l
l
morning at 7 s. in. there will be held-
a sunrise prayer and pulse service.
let everybody come and thus permit
your joys to begin early on Christmas
Sunday. and continue throughput the
weeic The beautiful Sunday school
Christmas program still be rendered
on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. We
want to extend I. welcome to all our
Rowsyton friends and neighbors to
come and enjoy this festive evening.
In the tutored o! the multitude of sut-
hring children in the Nest East a
trecwill onering'iflhstlkensnysny
xlflotclothing or flood ortan or
whatever else your hart may prunpt
youno givsvflibetsollveddsayOm
loo one {autumnal-(thinned.
Christmas Mm praise panics
Thursday night at 7:80.
mmmm
Gamma—anem-
ingofgm'khpWM‘up
in s. slight. sutmobfls accident Sun—
day night email-tbs M m
of Johsnsstqotmmoet. Port
ll
Da '
( _,-
Rank Battenhausen. of the Post
Road. has shipped all his dogs to New
York.
Henry Leavitt, of the Post Road.
America.
week, for South
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Mrs. Ernest L. Groat. of the Post
Road. agent yesterday in Stamford,
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mur-
ray.
Dr. Edward F. Bigclow, of Arcadia:
Sound Beach. was the speaker at ge'
regular monthly meeting or e
Men’s Club of the Norotou Presby-
terian church, last evening.
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The Christmas exercises of the
Congregational Church will be held
next Sunday mokning at 10:15. De-5
tails of the program are being kept a4
secret in order to furnish a. surprise
and something entirely new in the
line of Christmas entertainments is
promised.
C O t
The Christmas exercises of the
Royle school. will he held in the audi- .
torium ot the school, this evening at
8 o'clock. The Christmas program.
this year promises to be an. excellent
one. A silver collection will be taken
after the exercises and play. the pur-
pose 0! which will be a. purchase or a
School Victrola.
O 0
Julia Greene. eleven-year-old daugh—
ter of Mr. and Mrs. “'arren Greene
Old King's Highway; appeared re-
cently in a dancing exhibition given
by pupils of Miss Helen Moiler at her
"Little Greek Theatre" on Lexington
avenue, New ‘York. Miss Mailer. who .
is Miss Greene’s dancing instructor.
with a. company of distinguished art-l
ista. gave a.‘~ recital a the Strand
Theatre in Stamford bionday after-
noon.
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There was a. good turnout of voters
expects to leave the early part of next;
‘A complete Ans-m at , .
UNDERWEAR
For Men, Women and Children at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under Mahackemo Hotel
4547 We» Wilmington Street
SOUTH Noawaut.
“
studying lists of security holding!
for our customers, and in nearly
every instance are able to recom-
mend changes that increase the
income, maintain the security,
and give a cash profit to the
holder. May we examine yours 1
Maples Ee’Goldschmidt
held his reputation as one of the most
fascinating lecturers or this part at the
county. His theme in general .was
“Science versus Religion" and he
emphasized in particular the fallacy
of the attitude taken by a great many
colleges regarding religion.
tion from the Bible, which says that
a mustard d of faith can move
mountains be revised to read: “It
takes a mountain 0: faith to under-
stand a mustard seed." This he used
,as a sort of text and went on to say
in substance that when we come right
down to the fundamental facts of life.
we know very little'about. them. and
if we are to believe anything at all,
we must have faith.
‘ POTTER BANKRUPTCY
HEARING DECEDIBER 29
Papers in the bankruptcy case of
J. B. Potter. manager of the ridge-
at the special town meeting held Mon- .
day. night at the Roylc school. In re—l
gard to the proposition to authorize:
the selectmen to pay the claim of the;
Noroton V‘L’ntcr Company. it. was voted '3
to fix the compensation at the old?
rate of 850 for the first twenty fire!
hydrants. and :30 for the balance.3
sixty-six hydrants, this rate to prevaili
until there is a decision in the disputel
now pending before’the Public Fill-1
ities Commission. The sclertmcu have
money on it leit from last year's}
approprtaii us to pay {or this rcntal.l
It was also voted to acccpt the ncwi
road known as I-‘airview avenue, in!
Highland Park. a petition to this?
effect. having been rr-cr-ivcd froml
Harriet D. (‘hichostcr and fifteen.
others. ‘
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"We need a. mountain of faith tol
understand a. mustard seed." said Dr.
Edward I“. Bicelow in an exceedingly‘
interesting talk which he delivered.
Sunday evening. M the regular service
of the Congregational Church. In
spite of the bad weather a. large audi—
ence turned out to hear Dr. Blur-low.
and were well repaid. The cminrnt
Sound Beach naturalist more than up-
, -.-...—....,. ...-...n-.
' spirit as holly
young and old
always appredated-
port division of the Connection Co..
reached Bankruptcy Retcree John
Keogh today and the first in ting
of creditors was meduled nor ri-
day December 29.
The proceedings involve the ’ Pot-
ter Bouton Lumber Co. of» ‘White-
hail. N. Y. The schedule shows 88,000
or the listed liabilities as secured:
54352 as unsecured and $24,450 as ob-
ligations that the. bankrupt claims
should be paid by other parties. The
l secured claim is that of the First. Nat-
ional Bank of \Vhitehall which is
holding 260 shares or stock 'in the
lumber company as collateral for a.
loan. The Other obligations listed are
loans by H. 1V. Potter. of Mexico.
$3000: C. \‘i’. Nichols of New York.
8475 and the Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co.. 3950.
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