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y. ,, “will sundny with friends in ‘2 “aye". Circle. Smith for intoxication was fined 87
‘ . , . ' o s o and costs—amountng to 814.91indall
, c n ur will be closed “11- —when arraigned before Ju Se
.l Midi“ llnwli 3 of Miridcrli‘sgergrfil‘i: “Raising; gm {3'3 matron: Miss Bar- George H. Vosburgh in the downtown
‘ "“ “.lm ,Mg’llm,‘:n‘u;l ' I V he. being ill With the grip. court this morning. Shlmko was sit-
-‘ . ' i" "”““"_‘ ‘. . ' u o o ting in an automoble beneath the Me-
. . ' ‘ ' ’ chanic street bridge when arrested.
.-; i'lis ’i‘ I‘l-nncli 0' 3“" 3:51:02! Thomas Powell. Sr.. of Brush street ' ' °
.. < v r" "1“" ““h “‘5 “m“ F” ‘r C iis ill at his home with an attack of John Lawson of 1 Sherry street re-
i‘« 1' . " "311““ M “w“‘w' igrip. . ported to the police yesterday after-
‘ ‘ ‘ a o - noon that while driving along the
1W" "i“ flu") accessories. Maurice Devlne is confined to his Post Road near the Muck Swamp he
\ i H— home on East avenue with an attack was compelled to slow up his car. and
’ ' ' of grip. that a car to the rear of him. struck
i; .- . imiiii' 0‘1 ”9mm avenue. ‘ ‘ ‘ his car, breaking the headlight on
, .. i. . u~ i i. . mi in NW llnwn- thei Miss Elizabeth Tolles of New York the car behind. No other damage
. .7; Eli _.:.il Mis- .\. 1.. “’05“- spent the holidays with her sister, Miss was done. ,
‘ ' ' Alida 'l‘oilcs of ii‘airflcld avenue. ' ‘ '
in i~iiio~iniun oi' l‘rovl- ' ' ‘ . —1-3 offon all Christmasmerchan-
.M ii... liolhialys with her] Miss Mario Zak of ‘Washington dise until Jan. 5th. Donneliy'u.
H 1...i..i-m;in of Conch street spent the Christmas holiday _ ‘ 0 '
{with her mother at their home in New Complaint was made to the police
- ~ . iJcrscy. late Sunday night by Daher & Simon.
I i 1! .ll', ..:;.l Jim and Jack . - " ' grot‘ers of Woodward avenue, that
\ 4, [i ., gulliclii school. Tony Gi'l‘nllll'lo. :in inmntc of the boys had thrown in. not of rubbish and
L . i‘ .: i"l‘..ilfi holidays at :\\’csiport snniiiirilim, cscnped yestcr- boxes into the street in front. of their
I , y p _‘ M...“ stlfly according to a report made to store. and had also left a step.
- .. the Norwaik police. litddcr in front of their door. It was
i. ,i ”Lijlllls pays ‘ - - llE‘ll' vcd that an attempt to enter the
. _, . .r at llnlillt‘llzv"3.‘ Mr. and Mrs.,ll‘ruiorick S. Ryxhcc. store through the transom of the
’ or [mac street. (‘l'lili’l‘alf‘ll the thirty- door had been made, but nothing was
. . . I'Jili‘lh anniversary 0: their :iinrriaitc missing.
r. - 1 wt of idiiil Crest lsiSntiirdny night. 0 o o
‘, lil‘s, Mrs. Minilivi * ‘ ‘ 1 Christmas was rather a quiet day
\._ i N ‘1'- and Mrs.‘ Mr. and Mrs. 11. ll. Golden of East (ll tho li'ulrfleld County Temporary
. _ . ... iziuiiiilim ;.’1\I.‘lilil' Flii‘lil. Christmas in New York. ,llome for Children in \Vcstport av:-
: - - ‘iiii- Kilt‘Slfi of the lit-v. and Airs. liomerinlie. lecmlse of the measles vioi~
.. ~- i'inni. lx‘liniud ru- . lx‘. ’l‘nylnr. deinic. the Christmas dinner was post-
i mom lll \. v: llil\i‘lil ' r ’ ,poncil until New Year's Day. At the
i ' ‘lli‘f ill" \\it'k<i‘ll'l Mr. :iriil Mrs. Elton liml ol' \Vnsh- home. however, there was a Christ-
., u. hi. ii iii‘ l'.ill'iii l‘l intrion. 1‘. C. spent the (‘iirisiinzis llOll- inns tree which delighted the children.
I. days with Mr. and Mrs. liumnrd of.(‘.ifts in the way of clothing and toys
. t ‘ l‘.’lil'iio.-iil nvciilic. {were distributed to the little tots add-
\. . ! \l\‘»lill‘. fills. ‘ “ " iii}? to the gaiety of the day.
i , .iwl it i: i‘ioui‘. » llill‘l‘lSN. (inns. 'i‘iint's :ili. l 0 0 0
2‘ "i‘ Hindinv to sve‘ ‘ ‘ ' ; Thirty frirnds of Charles II. Harris.
. ~. \ iliis' ll “li|\\".: Mr. {Hill Mrs. l«‘. \V. Harris and chile luliiss manufacturer. gathered at his
w ill ,\lzi.--: Slim lll'l‘il of Yonkers. N. Y., Worn giloslsfhnmp in IK-dgewcod l-‘arm. last night.
i i'. 1 (nor the holiday or Mr. :Ind Mrs. lid land enjoyed a. Christmas party. i‘hc
~ - itii-sv-ll of Washington slrci‘l. ini'i‘uir was on entire surprise to Mr.
'i. ,i \l l ‘ ‘ ' ' flinrrls. but he pl‘OVf‘tl to he a. most
«- i 'i'iii- sirm-t listiii :it Hi“ '(a‘i‘llil‘ nffpluising host. Outfit-town guests
lv‘i'illii‘i u? \or- l'iil'l‘ illill liiiliimi H‘roils “as r. pniiwiiny tho affair Wcri. 5.1311101". Stone. of
.3... M” “mm-1.1013 in?!» iinvo [icon iirokin. The n1:itt'i~i:\‘( w Yak city. nctcil artist. and Ed-
.3 ,. mm”. “[1010 was rr-porcd to lili‘ Second Yiielri"! ;::ir and Alec “Wheel, both of New
‘ ~ :...ii': ' il' r. \I'l‘llli l:l|‘l‘lTil" Works liy tlii- polling lurk City.
",it llit‘ thump» \vlii, ' ‘ " . . o o o
. v.. 3.‘ lil- i Tin South Nnrunlk (‘lliln v.iil lioiil' . o p ‘ , ' c
. . o ii» lllillilill hilnqliwi on 'l‘iinrsiliiv t'\'l‘ii- Willy; {£1.3- Igf‘Slnfi'lTlf Sf‘ll-zlil 21:12;
lion-Ni. iiii iii-st :md “12'. -’IiHH-'H'.V “”1 fit 11-" NM‘WI’R[evening at tho mccting rooms on
.~ i‘ lmiTHV iil' l-‘runl; ""‘Hill‘i' (‘l'iih '1'?" il‘l“r'1|i““r-“ “'l” l\\'ilsiiington street. Election of nfli-
! . . \_~,. 1g \niivril‘w'i in :IiHHHHIW"! Inlii‘. Scrrs will he one of the important
1 . . i . “in,” ”mi unmlil . 1 . ‘ ’ ' ‘ imntlcrs to come lwtorc the mcctl‘nz.
. i i lliwil‘ :lliil lit-i 'l-liil‘ )i‘lr Mniih. ””3” riv "i"“““l"li.\linlhrr will be it large class of con-
‘ Hi, “My. ,hmlu.‘ '\\l-ll lll“ Lucitwiml Aluilxilir‘fiiruig ~iiii:itr‘s that “.I” h... initiated at this
a F. n . Vi\f:lllli:lll_\,r lilll uni) ‘lllif‘ inf-n ll\lil;;: in Itlmc. A social cvcning with refresh-
.. iliilli :i: w ‘Hfll'll‘l‘ i]””‘?““” P"fi“""" ” ‘mmr ”‘ NM" incnts will follow and all mcmiwrs are
-~. . . .. "~':lll\ mvi liic :3li:.‘ll;i.’i‘§ litlilillify". ”5ka to he Drc:cn.t. .
v' ll l\llll:Il‘.' W'iifi’i’n lS‘ilillli “‘"MH‘ & G‘nnr‘. .ihilts 311' ——-Aii Music Lovers should hcn~ the
.. “ '1. Iii .|\ i" : ~ ' —
‘ » l M, ”I H.” \h... “I... it: ’i‘hw llrmyn l:lll\i i'.‘<ll}’ Mush-:1] CliihlsrnrhnNI “3‘0;31r.y ”"5”“ Clubs,
. u“... .1” ., "Inn" \-.ill is'iui :l. f‘lill".2’l :it the South Nor-i‘ 3"] Iorunl baptist church .“pl‘i
. I \li: HM”! :: V n..i'l.‘ linpiist l'lll‘ll'll on \V-wllicsdnyalign;‘qntnfiz’zynafidj 8 p. m. kam‘
i. l M... \- .l. 1mining“. J.iniinry 3rd. 'l'livri- \vilI im' . ' 1.0 3".
. , . turiy lllllSll'lilllfl in lll" (illcrldliilii-siil.
\lH. .iolin Hm'wnlii. S“
i. . ., ,.,, llillilllll‘l‘l liil‘ I‘ll<
i ‘ ii i 1 i s s s the iiptmvn policc Saturday that
‘il‘ i lil:1i'l'_ ill". 11' .\ .‘ 'u
i K. H ., «mm Mr...“ John W. wi-hiw, \\'iil—kiiri\i'li imim- :‘fIL'Iif‘r‘SiiChm“??? 0'! POM “um!"
i " ilwix ”ll 1‘; c nililiiiml .vit 1”" “HF“ W'Mrl «if 'i‘i‘iiilly l‘llili-‘i‘tiliill t~‘()ll('\"d list "i I s "r lance on the
' , I ‘ M.’ My my“ ”I” .‘li‘. ‘i :illi"’ll_ “iii! ii is iniii Siil‘l'i ring from 4:") it Chdlrt? man Jerry lmrnt-y
M. . ii in.» l'.lii‘ll‘l' Lunch. 5“ "T." i‘ilihi'ill ('nrivliiit'ii- on his nI'C‘k ‘tl Uth r3 mm ‘0 ”19 1‘0““? “a
.. . . ;l!il' s: \. rill iiiys t'lllf’l‘i'll llli' Xtir\\.tlk ‘I ‘fm'd “t 1””. 1.3!)“. , was “th to-
‘i ,I. i! I,._:.. Storiigv ,i (‘11- . llliS-‘lillill, llllH morning ,to "Hill l'gn :iii "'3':th 3:11” :12“: Cult“ :0“ “‘0'
l i i :» m it "'ln inllnil. ‘ I 'I ' ‘ v o 0 n n a “"1?-
. J o I: . . . :rzint if he \vllntcd the Italian pine-id
..., M" M. JOY.” l“. .\lc—' ('iiiolzro- liiil'i v‘lif‘t'll. llil'llli‘l'ly of flip ”ml”. "”05" . . .
\ir and .\ll‘~'. John “Hill l'lil'furci, “llti liir tiiv inlet 1w!)l . .
l i v i ‘. \‘Qsi 'l\l lillt‘, 54c. iimiitiis ii.i~i llt‘il l‘()ll‘llil"llilL.' :l imud’ ”1h“ ‘\‘""‘hilimon Sir?“ (“WW lirlrigc
1 ' ,‘.l' 4 “A” "m”, of U’ ”I"! L:ili Hm." “I lWl'lL’i‘linrl m” “ lids out of order for about thrcc-
i .i: lilllmiil hm rpm"... .xisiiiii‘ lii‘l‘li )l‘blt i'iiny. mill is plniiriii’IZim nl‘lcrs of on him. yostcrdny fiftl‘r-
. . i. .1..,- ”i ii... Ludwig. i.» l'illi‘lll in time c'iy llllll ili:ii;-- liis‘nfmn‘ lictlvocn 3:"0 “Chunk and “15
i ' l i l'iiir; 'it 7‘. lili/uiwlii iiunir- in N. now ilinl llli‘ holiday flish i: clockhduc to to; "12:1 circuit, he-
i i, 'i l is liitll rill l‘iii‘ lili- if: li‘i‘l‘. “won it" opera “g on” and the
I , . . fwd wires. The bridge had been
. . . ”>14: "fr nnrill Christmasmcrchnn- opt-nod to allow a vessel to pass
i, i i~.. i l .. lawn in ;i..1 tn disc until Jan, nili. lionnelly‘s. ”WOUEh. and it Will! when it was be-
” 7 , . ”1“,”th ”H "Um” rm} . . . ing lowered that the short circuit oc~
l Yiit‘k in c) riliilllt“ Tho l"l.'~‘i" of [Edward T. Townsend. ciirrcd. 'tlelng up traffic for some
i - i' v-. . :.;-.(, ----- -,i “mind 24 l'.iri( strut (-ilrrgml with :‘IS-"Emr‘. .rmmc “‘8' routed up the
ii i - -. . 1 or A... \l .Hnlli‘fililll :inii ("iri~_\ill.: conccnlcd weapons. l‘lrst T‘Jmtrict, ”“1“": confident)”
' l" ‘ ~ :ii’iii i'ndiihiii'irr of rum t‘tlnllnlil‘il until January 8, by lncnnve. lcnce to many.
» . ‘iiii‘='r\.'litf iii! iiirzhist .liirigc Nr-heml'ih Cnndco in the no» ~-
1 l w:i~:'i»- ‘lluliilll‘rlfi nnil do-llmvn city court. this morning. The W7 .
. 4' . up...“ ,ind ontor-icnsrs o." tivo .imcnllcs nlsn \vcnt A D l
‘ » im .irl‘ iiiiilioii [dc- ()\I"‘ 8 re al ’
l I O s
, y ‘ 7 .7 Y ”my“ g" 'h" ”0mn for in Ami studying lists of security holdings
. i 'i‘. \|\\' iv". rii'w‘i . , . .. - - '
M, I” .~ A” \',.,—n. n» ”\H n: 111““ ’i i'rnil) tilrkiy dinnci “'th for 0111' customers, and In nearly‘
. ., . .i i . rmnry .i ilir' nuns _v--i~li»rdny. Chrisiiilris ' b1
1.. M" """W linnl .\ll~'plf‘.es Day. The illrlu-v dinner was \vril every mStanca are a .e to recom-
. i m... mum”... mm mm“, amp“... 'n mend changes that increase the
< m Ems-.-» c--- :tll‘ict innjnilng. npprnprintc gifts \Vr'rl‘ income, mainta'm the security,
““ v s ~ - s - .. ' m , n ' '
FOR \Wl H (‘1 —. linnllm' '°”‘”" “"° “‘ "' ”‘ and W6 8 cash profit to the
—— . . . i . l FTS — , , , bolder. May we examine yoursl
Locnl agents of the Hancock In-
Fonxrmil Hllvler's Chocolates, Do-
izicuiic, 11nd Imported Perfumery,
lfnrirzkt Combs. Brushes, Water
,‘i‘wi‘iw, Cigars. Writing Papers,
(ti).
Stillson-Powell Corp.
South Norwalk.
...__
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w‘ .—,’.~.~
‘V’b‘ti:
is < ‘3‘ '
'1‘ \
{Ll lil'
s I"
\ .
U. 5. Victory
Bonds and
Jun. lst
South No“
“D“ “LI-ms. ma...
. H" W at:
llllil Mrs, H. C. Knight of New'
accepted for deposit
ACCOUNTS OF $1.00 TO $5,000 ARE INVITED
alk Savings
A son was born this
‘which promisvslto exccll any the club!
has previously :ivrn li' rv.
snrnnco company rcccivml a mighty
iiiiw Christmas gift From the company
_vi.-inrdri_v in the shnpc of n paid-up
ii‘snrrincc policy based upon the mim-
her of years each individual agent has
lrrn employed by the concern. Thosc
ivmploycd from one to five years rc-
i~ivcd a. $1,000 policy: from five to
nine, years a, $l.FNi policy and from
,nlnc ymrs and up a 82.000 policy.
Deposits"
Made in This Bank‘
Before January 10th Will Draw Interest from
JANUARY FIRST
War Savings Stamps Due
the same as cash.
..‘
Bank ';
mystic Issue,
a)!
morning to
lDr. and Mrs. Foster F. Borrower, of
JOscph Harvey n.
Maples SGoldschmidt
Opportunity
Opportunity, ’0 h e y
lay, knocks once at ev-
ery m'an’s door. A sav-
ings account may [not
make you rich, but it
will make you ready for
your opportunity when
it comes. N 0W is the
time to prepare for this
by starting a savings
account.
1
M
- The
City National
Stephen Shimko. arrested at mid-
night on Sunday by Patrolman John
conductor of the;
‘indfit'pOl‘l trolley line. complained to
CITY {\ND VICINITY NEWS NOTE
East ‘N orWalk
o
with Mrs. ‘ Augustus
c
plae. ...
Mrs. R. G. Maceyeand son of
view avenue
visit in New Haven.
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of one boat. a local craft.
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M. E. church will
evening at Community Hall.
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at the home of her'daughter. -'Mrs. R.
M. Bennett, Seaview avenue.
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nus has gone to Springfield. .Mass..-on
a business trip for several days.
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wedding anniversary on Sunday.
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The Misses Lowndcs of Seaview ave-
nue have gone to Pittsfleld. Mm..
where they will spend the week.
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Miss Bunny Gleason of Osborne ave-
holiday with relatives in Port Chester.
N. Y.
thb holiday with relative.
Haven.
Mrs. A. S. Ferris of Osborne avenue
entertained relatives from out of town
at her home over the week end and
holiday.
The Misses Minerva and Agatha
“'nrtmnnn of New Haven have rc‘
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Christmas and tho week end with re-
iatlves on East avenue.
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Improve-hem is noted in the condi-
tion of the Misses Ethel and Ruth
Corbett of 53 \Vinf‘icld t-trcct. who
spent their Christmas quarantined at
their home with scarlet fever.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry ll. Hipson of
Philadelphia. formerly of this city.
celchmtcd their second wedding nnl~
vrrsary on Friday of last chk. Mrs.
Hipson was formerly Miss Flora. Cns-
ondra McCrary.
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The mild weather of Christmas
made the skating unsafe. so that those
children who received skates for
(.‘liristm1s are anxiously awaiting ”19'
arrival of colder wcather durinw tho
)rcmnlnrlcr of the Christmas recess.
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The Christmas exercises of the
Sunday schbol of the East avenue M.
E. church will hr! held this evening tit
.thn church. vlih an observance of ii
‘,'-\vhiu- Gift Cnrisimas'onn interest-
ing program has been prepared.
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The men employed by the 1’. San-
ford ltnss Company on the mud-suck-
or. and attendant craft. at work nt
filling in Cult Pasture Beach. enjoyed
Christmas in their own way aboard
the big dredge yesterday. A special
dinner was scrvcd those men who 2m ‘1
home for the holiday.
The Christmas exercises of the, Ad-
vent Christian church will be held
“'cdncsdny cvcng at seven forty—five.
The progrnm is as folloWs:
Song—School;
Scripture Reading—.Rlchnrd Fluid.
Prnycr—F. S. Piper.
Recitation—Welcome-mz'is Nickcr-
son.
Recitation—Ail Fixed—Martha Black—
man. .
Greeting—Richard Sperry.
\Vhy \Vo Are Glad—Mirian Bcarsc
and Howard Nickerson.
Song—Jeslls' Little Friends—Infant
class.
Recitation—Christmas
inm Hearse.
Seeking the Saviour—Cathrine Groes-
chnor.
Song-Cradled in a Lowly Manger—-
Grace Knorr.
Collection Piece—Verna' Ferris.
Collection.
Luilabye Song-—-iiliriam Hearse.
Recitation-Tho Christmas Signals-—
Earle Blackman.
Recitation—Keeping Christmas—Beth
Light. ‘
Song—\Vhat a Slow Clack—Verna
Ferris.
Recitation—My Plan—Wilbur Black-
man.
Recitation—To Every Boy and Girl—
Lester Knorr.
Exercise—A x in Birthday Party—-
Ella Von H molt. Grace Knorr.
Cathrine Groeschner. Evelyn Kuorr
and Beth Light.
Song—0 Prince
Knorr.
Recitation—The Christmas Stockint—
Evelyn Knorr.
Duet-Far. Fur Anya-Elsie Knorr
and Frances Rinne.
iExercise—Telling the Christmas Story
——Bert Tier. Elia Von Helmolt. Ruth
Knox-r, Lester .Knorr and Elsie
Knorr. .
Closing Song—School.
Rowayton
Miss Helen Kay 0: Crockett street
has gone to New Haven, where she
will spend a week with relativss. . .
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Nelson organ-
wayton avenue, expect to leave Row-'-
ayton shortly tor Flam whore'tbev
will spend the winter-.m'onthl.
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A: comm of young people‘ went
about th. m on ' "CV.
ammonium cm is; .. , ' re-
nnin: an ole-M Mm
Wishes—Mir
of Peace--Ruth
Henry Rich! 0! Brooklyn is visiting
Riehl of Bette
8%
leave tomorrow for a
. There ‘was no traflio in the local
harbor, yesterday, save the‘psssage up
The Boys’ club of the East avenue
meet tomorrow
Mrs. Susan Green is dangerously ill
Dr. R. M. Bennett of Seaview ave-
Mr. rthd Mn John Zonrin oi the
Third district, celebrated their third
hue and Van Znndt street. spent the
George Schrcck of Cove avenue has
returned to his home after spending
in New
turned to their home after spending
decided to stay hcre instead of going.
xi
S
u
erings will be held:" A party for :the
Junior Leagues on.» -Wedqmday “be—
tween the hours of 3 and it: Spiny
school board meeting Wednesday
night at 1:55. 'Ong'rhurldnymu 7: o
a church social gathering and praise
service. There is a welcome extended”
to all. Junior boys and girls do not
miss Wednesday after-goon party.
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Tomorrow evening. December 27th.
a subscription dance will be held in
theBowayton Hose Conlpany's house.
Music will be provided by Wellnitz's
Orchestra. and it is hoped all those
who have previously attended Will be
at this affair.
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A subscription dance will be field in
the Hose Company Hall. on Wednes-
day evening, December twenty-sev-
enth. The dupes is being arranged by
Miss Maude, Sherlock. Miss Mary
Shaughnessy and Mi- Margaret Jet!-
erson. Wellnltz’s orchestra will fur-
nish the music for the occasion.
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Miss Bessie West was baptise . by
the Rev. Frank D. Clark. pastor 0 he
Rowayton Baptist church. on Sunday
evening last. making thirty who have
gust been received into the church by
the Rev. Mr. Clark. whose host of
friends will surely regret his coins
from the church. as it is felt that it
will be a distinct less to the commun-
ity. which he has served so long and
so‘Weil. Mr. Clark has received calls
from two very much larger field; than
his present onc~—one in Maine. his na—
tivc State. and one in Ohio—and is
being sought by still a third. as his
undoubted gifts are quickly recogniz-
cd wherever he goes.
Darie
Charles incite. well-known land-
scape gardener. has had a wooden
picket fence erected around his prem-
ises on the Post road.
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Three cars came together. yesterday
afternoon on the Post Road. The ears
were a Flat, a Buick and a Chevroltt.
No arrests were made.
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James Callahan and John Adams of
Norman Heights spent Sunday in
Stamford. In the evening Mr. Calle-
him and Mrs. Adams attended the Al-
hambra Theatre.
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Charles N. Delgado and Miss Vivian
Trivici left this morning for Neviv
York after spending the week end and
holidays at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
“'nrrcn Schyrver of the Old King‘s,
Highway.
Am mm of
‘ ERWEAR
urea Meryvumsn and Children at
E... K. BANKS’
‘ onv‘ eooos irons
Under Mansions-no Hmi
4547 w-‘fi‘whiilnstossm
souri-i 'NORWALK.
conference. Permission to use the au-
ditorium of the Baker school at Nora-
ton Heights for a basketball courtto
be used by the school. children was
refused.
WOMEN '10 com
WASHINTON. Doc. 28.——More than
one hundred national organizations 0:
women have been invited to send de-
legates to a women’s industrial con.
ference here January 11 to 18, the
woman's bureau or the Department of
Labor announced today . The speakers
will include women employment man-
agers and women workers. manufact-
r
l 4?? ”W326.
_\1922‘
‘ Duofold '
Underwear
umsuurornmmg"
Union Suits for no"
$1.50to;3_oo
Boy" Gloves .
i
i
~5°cto$1iso
Rogers 9 Stevens
nor-walk So. I 3
urers and factory inspectors. public
health experts. industrial statisticians.
ecnomists and government adminis.
tutors. *
. -——————.-__.._.__.
BERNHARDT BETTER.
PARIS. Dec. 26 (By Associated
Press).-—-The condition of Mme. Sarah
Bernhardt showed further improve-
ment this morning and her physicians
said that they tentatively considered
her out of danger.
They asserted that it the actress' rs-
markable recovery continued, there
was a possibility that she might still
appear in the new Gultry play as
planned. -
———__.__._____
Miss Phoebe Volk is confined to her
home on South Main street on account
of illness.
Save Money by Wearing
W. L. DOUGLAS
' SHOES
Every Pair Stamped "llh
Price at Factory.
KEELER’S
*3
M. Ralils Wm. Man...
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH.
ahd RESTAURANT
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Phone 2218
SHOE STORE '
all Christmas goods. Donnelley'l.
Sale now going on. One-third c! on
Mrs. Edward Billingham snd chil-
dren of Stamford returned to their'
home. yesterday, after spending the
week end and Christmas at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Croat of;
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This Noroton Heights Improvement
Associution will have a community
Christmas tree for the children of
Noroton and Noroton Heights. tins
cvcning. in the Koroton Heights
school. Miss H. Barbara Weed and
Miss 'l‘horcm. Hoyt ha've been drilling
the children in singing carols, and the
musical program which the Misses
Weed nod Hoyt hnve planned 'will
prove one of the big features of this
Christmas baskets will be presented to.
deserving families.
O O 0
Christmas cheer and happiness
surely tilled the hearts of all the:
children of Holmes avenue and Ben!
nett place. Glenbrook. inst evenlng.‘
For some time a community Christ-
mas tree had been planned for them
by parents and friends of the children
in that section of Glenbrook. The
tree was beautifully decorated and ii.
luminated. It was situated on the va-
cant lot between Bennett place and
the curve on Holmes avenue. There
was It. stocking filled with all sorts of
was present to see that no one was
omittcd. After the exercises all the
children joined in the singing Of.
Christmas carols. -
O O O
A serious accident occured yester-
day morning on the Pom Road. when
a Buick car. driven by Frances K.
Barnes of 71 Atlantic Itreet, Stam-
ford. ran over two girls walking on
the Post Road. The girls were Mary
and Margaret Babareik. who live at
the home of Mr. Auchencloss, on
Mansfield avenue. The girls were
very badly injured. and were exam-
ined by Dr. G. H. Noxon, who ordered.
that the girls be taken to the ' Slam-i
ford Homitai immediately, Mr. linrnrs,
was placed under $1.000 bonds. which.
were furnished by Stanley Cahoon. of:
Noroton. The case has been contin-:
ued pending the outcome of the girl's}
injuries. George Veils is in charge off
the case.
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Three new dummies have been pur-
chased for the Barton police ‘torcs.
Only one of the dummies has as yet.
been finished. and this ha. been ,put
on the Post road in Dar-ion center. On
the top of the dummy there is a sign.
saying: "New York thin “7.” This;
sign does am"witli, “locum-tion”
Willis muchdocal'fibm “made
the dummy. ell-one 13me
front of are W p , ,
road md‘muvonno. While-them»
the Post road. 3 ’
evening’s entertainment. Frederick
nsur has, presented the Christmas
tree. After the entertainment 15. '
things for each child. and stints cuus‘ '
"bass. atvthis‘Poct‘
The South Norwalk
Trust Company
Christmas Goods
at
DONNELLY’S ‘
- 16-18 South Main street.
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the Dari-n . school board .
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