1.. Sexton. 26 Camp street. Norwalk. ,to the meeting. U » flon will give a. masquerade Hall. . pies. t... 4 ,A' _ ‘home last evening. A most enjoyable ’ huples were married. Who regular mutual.“ will be held "evening at the South Nerwalk “’ O O C ‘ Hrs. Edith Boer-um of 81 North " street, who has been do: fer .. , past four weeks. doee not appelr ‘n’ Improve very much. 0 0 O ' ‘—-Storage batteries ’s. manned It 0 O O For the present the turkey dinner .. by the Putnam Hose Com- .”y for Monday eevning. January th. has been postponed. O 0 0 Hrs. Clarence H. Cable of 10 Con- street entertained the Y-4 cla- )1 the Norwaik M. E. church at her state was had by those who attended i» e e -—Coming soon to the Regent. “Wit-en Knighthood Was in' Flower." with. Marion Davies. ‘ s s e $5,, Mi. Frances Kelt. for fifty years n chsr in the public schools .of port and in Holyolte. Mass"; spls'wood grammar. school. Bridg- sport. . O O 0 ‘ The number of marriages in Bridge- port in 1922 were less by 213 than in 1821. Marriages last year numbered 1.284. while 1.447 couples were united. in the year before. In 1910. 8,613 O 0 ~ —Every afternoon. strictly private dancing instruction. Polley' s. tel. 2887. 9 The J.Vl . . Seldenberg 00.. Inc.. of .45 Third avenue, New York city. are shout to remove to much larger quar- ters on account of their increase of t’rade. to 252 West 34th street. where they will be pleased to see their pa- trons. ‘ e e e ' A business meeting of the World Wide Guild of the South Norwaik Baptist church will be held at 7:80 this evening at the home of Mrs. E. Those who have guild reading books in their pessession kindly bring them \ —-Coming soon to the Regent. 'Mhen Knighthood Was in Flower. with Marion Davies. 0 0 Old Well Hook and udder Com- pany has again \oted not to have any mtcrtainment projects. this winter, for the purpose of raising money. The company finances at the present time are in a healthy condition. Plans are being made to secure some new fur- niture for the rooms and have the curd tables placed in good shape. . 0 O O The second meeting for the new year of the Norwalk Kiwanis club will be held tomorrow noon at the Royal James. when .Mr. (hmpbell of the Connecticut Company will address ‘ the members on some of the prob- ms he encounters in his daily work. . lens for the ladies’ night. to be held on January 25th. are going for. lward, and every effort is being made 5 make this a memorable occasion. ' I S 0 4 Everett C. Frey. sen of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad R. Frey of 27 Seaview avenue. and Ray Malkin. son of Mr. find Mrs. Albert R. Malkin of Nor- gvaik. who has been camping and trapping at Grand Lake Stream. ’sine. this winter. are expected to re- turn to Norwalk Saturday. Recent letters state that there is intensely cold weather in the Maine woods just now with every prospect of a. real old fashioned Ne wEnglandr winter. There has been considerable‘ snow. With temperatures as low as 83 below sero. It is expected that‘when they return home they will have an inter- dsting account of their adventures to tell. . 0 O 0 . . -——The Hungarian Catholic mocha.- dance. 9th. in Kish Four prizes will be given to the best“ dressed and most comical cou- Orris’ Jazz Band will furnish the music. Everybody welcome. hiday evening. Feb. ‘FOR COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, ETC” Use 8. P. 0. White Pine Comp, with Cod Liver Extract and Menthol, 50c Stillson-Powell Corp. South Forwallr. :- rdsy in new gases. ‘te as. day in New York on basins; mm & Gaol. That’s All U The People's emery O O O s, e e for a Hoover cleaner, at Donnelly's. Free demonstration. Q 0 Mr .and Mrs. William Lauder of France street have taken an; apart months. \ a e e - Miss Edith 'Boerum. daughter of Mrs. Edith Boerum of North Main street. has been sick for the past week with a. cold and grip. ——Ftlu line ”of auto accessories Aaron Kohn. 0 O 0 The Hungarian Catholic Association is planning for a masquerade ball to be held in Klsh hall. Lexington ave- nue. on Friday evening. February 9th. 0 C C ' Mrs. Merritt Ives of Strawberry Hill. and Mrs. Harry Earle of High street. are in New York today at- tending the automobile show at the Grand Central Palace. 0 0 0 ——Full line” of auto accessories. Aaron Kohn. O 0 -. Pallobearers at the funeral of James Lycctt. of Ponce avenue. Civil War veteran. which was held yester- day afternoon were: C. Carmine Bette. George R. Barnes. J. Wallace Marvin and P. D. Stannardr . O 0 3 Because of the small attendance caused by inclement weather. the an- nual parish meeting of Grace church was postponed from last night until next Tuesday night. when it will be held in Grace parish hall. 0 0 0 According to a report filed with the Secretsary of State. the Norwalit lnduetriais Corporation has elected ofllcers as follows: —Prcsident. How- ard A. Former: Vice- president. Wil- liam P. Beers; 'I‘reasurer. Helen C. Roberts. .. 0 I 0 —-:i-iarris a Gene. That's all. The meeting of the Board of Direc- tors of the National Bank of Norwalk scheduled to be held yesterday after- noon for organization purposes was postponed until next Tuesday. be- cause of the , illness of two members of the board. I t . --Hsrris & Cans. There was a good attendance. not alone of local young' people. but out of town guests as well. at the annual ball of the Y. M. H. A. held last evening. at the Elks' Main street. Speidel's orcehstra. from Bridgeport. furnished the music. There were a number of novelty dances which were greatly enjoyed. O O 0 U That's all. Friends of Conrad P. Frey. general manager of the Connecticut General Life Insurance Company. who resides at 27 Beaview avenue. are inquiring if he has “entered the automobile busi- ness.” He assures them to the con- trary. jovially explaining that the mis- understanding came about because of an overzealousness on the part of lo- cal newspapers. Both have. it is said. chronicled the fact that Mr. Frey has recently purchased an automobile. four or live times. While readers of Nor- walk newspapers are by this time aware that he has purchased a car. they are beginning to be bewildered as to how many he purchased. Dur- ing the last few days Mr. Frey has obligingly answered several telephone calls to explain matters. A Complete Assortment of UNDERWEAR For Men. Women and Children at E..KBANKS’ DRY GOODS STORE Under Mshsckemo Hotel «47 Wis: Washington emu sourH nonwsut. Amt» Mam. andWsr Innings: “haiku-sued“. . - Postmasterlt. Entrainment”.- J. Emory Stevens is spending the” - i Chorus held a re- hearsal last night at the NM Miss Elle L. Mason of mint; hi. 1:. spent the week-end in town. the guest of Miss‘ Bessie F. Corbett of ~81c a day for lien months pays ment in New York for the winter become general manager of a. com tracting arm when he leaves State service sadistic} ‘ . .. Mra Em Silk was operated up,“ at the Nerwsik Hospital for acute ap- pendicitis. but is wavering from the effects of tie opersfkn. . Renard ainishousss cred fee. 8.- is: in the State in 1923. no nuthefllflftoffllemm- pertinent of Public Wilton.- s s s Professor 1". A. Well of Columbia University denounced shell frame eye-glance in a speech before Stats Optometrists at.New Raven. . . Economic conditions among farin- era of Connecticut growing worse. Secretary Healy of Itate Board of Age riculture declared at State Grange fission. , e s S . Seward Marlowe of Bfldmcrt found guilty of attempting to break into a Milford church, _w'as given a prison sentence‘ of from two to four Years at New Haven. . O 0 .1 ~ I. No an. Writ: of the launching; Mathewson Company. is expected to return to his ’home here shortly. after a weefi's trip to visit frleiidfi’in Appleton. Wis. ‘- ,_ Miss Vefma' Beers of Wilson place. has resumed ‘her duties at the store of James Donnelly South Main street. after being confined to‘ her home with e. severe Stuck. of. the I‘flp. ‘ .t - Johnny Earle. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Earle, celebrated his fourth birthday yesterday by enters tail-ting about sixteen of his little friends at his home on 'High street. ' e e e -—Buy your Piotr-ole at. Donneiiy’s on easy weekly payments. Store open evenings until s p m. . 0 Louis ay reported to the W1 lice that while backing his car. on Connecticut avenue. last evening. he ran into an automobile driven by s. man named Friedman. damaging the mudguard of the latter‘s car slightly. 0 O 0 Miss Mary McClellan of Norwallt and Miss Ann!- Noun or Darien sail- ed yesterday on. the' steamship "Res- olute" from New York for a trip around the world. They expect to return to this country the latter part of April or the fit-:t- of May. s. .- The Hospital Whist club will hold a dinner and evening social at the Norwallx Country club. on Friday evening. January 12th; The dinneris to be served at 7: so o'clock. and will be followed by an evening of cards All those who are planning to attend are asked to notify the hostess, Mm Stephen Jarvis O S The Rev. William Sinclair of Nor- oton is to deliver an illustrated lec- ture on his recent trip to the Holy Land. in the chapel of the First Con- gregational churchwm dmcbt' on Thursday .evsnihu- its; 11th. .s o'clock. Rev. W Slide}! Will illus- trate the lecture with» a bumber or stereoptican pictures taken 19y hinlseif during his trip. Admission is free to all who wish to attend Refresh- id“. the guest of moods. . meeting and election of moor! is be~ .nyersdthsiliib. find-hedbefl is spending a senders til? it»: 236' U pneumatically. mot street. have returned tom haimehereafteratriptol’hiladciphie '1 t. O O C had been discharging a cargo oi! coal at the Ferris docks has been towed away. , ' ‘_ , '9 s .s s ' The usual ‘suaetlng ot the Boys' Club of the East avenue M. E. church will be held thiaevening at Commun- ity Bail. . . O The.R‘ed Sl’ar tug Nor-wall: came into the local harbor yesterday with three barges of coal consigned to lo~ cal dealers. O O O Several local ’peoplears planning to‘ attend the nodal ’ssrvios conference to :‘be'held'in 8t.‘ John's Episodpal church. Bridgeport on Friday after- noon and evening of this’week. O No particular business was trans- acted at the regular monthly meeting of the npworth League.’ held last evening at the parsonage of th .Eart Avenue My E. church on Rowan unset. ‘ C .. Mire. Conrad P. avenue is entertaining the i . . . Frey of .Seaview honi this afternoon. The annual ing held. . . O _. O. Grace, skill and agility were all de- vioped by pedestrians on the Wash- inan street bridge this morningybe. cs'iise' of tho sleet and ice whiih s ,1 spread over some. .portion's -of. the. sidewalk. but others were neglected. several people "liad falls. which for: tuoatelyxiid but seem to them any in- jury however. . . ls . East Norwall: ”residents are con». paid to the streets. by the Highway penal-mint. The streets at present an fill of snow and ice. and gullies‘ full of slush W water have formed which makes wilting somewhat pre- carious if dry feet are to be retained. it is thought that, the gutters might be opened up if nothing else was done. Apublic hohrthéil to‘ be held on on Tuesday evening. January 23rd. by the comatos reduced on the matter of the establishment of building lines a: on both sides if Gre Bo‘lihrd and cove every-Z a? W evidentlyliae for t amen “mm W sill. out ‘11. third time the e avenue matter has been brought up. , Officers were elected as follows at the annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of Christ church held yes- terday afternoon at the church:-' Pres-y ide’nt. Mrs; S. W. Kelley: Vice-pree- ddont. Mrs. G. F. Smith: secretary, Mrs. Otto Buter. Treasurer. Mrs. Frederick M. Wheeler: Auditors. Mrs. Arthur Morehous'i and‘ Mrs. Arthur meeting of the! Carr. , The re? Aukiiiary ‘will'bej; new ~ - ‘. .2353: :_ . The annual “meeting-y: of Christ ing at the church- on. Gregory Boule- vard. Reports m the‘ past your church. as well as - from the .various' societies were received. It was ments will be served. following the lecture. Chinese Billikens International Novelty 0rch. All who liked the “Parade of the Wooden Soldiers”. will snioy these- numbers from the some play. 7 'A.‘ J. Cellins Co. ., . 7373.379?!“ Mei“ W Azet‘elhzmufifi ~us-m sworn-uh . church last year were over Hear These Two Numbers from the “Chauve Souris’ 18979—’Twas m the Month of May, Katinka . International Novelty Orch. Ileameddhat‘ the receipts or the ' sio.ooo av... The Red Star barge. No 25. which” Endeavor . Ckole of the .King’s Daughter;- at her ‘ plalning about fthé’ lack of attention '- .Ai. Episcopal parishm hold lest even"- ~ mnemonic humane Menteith tee. C.,A. Robinson.- The volition in May, 1.3.- F. 3. lturdsvsnt; Al Clark. and I. _O'. autumnuwnosmua Mrs. LMWB mama». the parish. for work. was also held last evening Dari‘e I B. H. Raymond ‘of Mansfield ave- nue. the rural mail carrier. is con- ilned to his homewtth a sever-scold. . O U 0 the. Method“: Episcopal ohurehris spending a few days in New Jersey. .. O 0 -e Tunic onicet- Ernest 1:. amat‘is 9550“} his monthly day oi! tots: Officer Clarence E. Seoiield is doing fraflto duty in Officer Groat's place. - James Peeler “J the Old King’s Elam has accepted a position in the Norwalk market of Oscar F. ‘Schultnoé- b O O O The ice' Aid Society of the Dar- lea. Moth la. Episcopal church will hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Rev. .1. w. Morgan. . I O U The annual hiislness meeting of the Ladies’ .Aid Society of the Conn-ega- ‘tienal church will be held at the church Thursday afternoon of this :week. . O »O O ’ Edward H. Delaiield has awarded to Patterson .King corporation. archi- .tects and “builder-3. at: Lexington ave- one. New Yoth the contract for the “design “construction of a residence for his ombucupaney at Newton. This is in addition to two other houses already under construction by the Pet. tel-son King corporation for Mr. Dela- . . ~ileid. which are to be sold upon com- .pletion.. _ C O ‘- Eighteen'members of the Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregation- al church'spent.‘an evening of fun and minty Saturday night when they went on a straw ride. Ming tram Minefield avenue tame New” Ga- naan. Returning about 10.30 p. m. the party wound up. the home of Mrs. cams Win! -.on the Post road. where delightful refreshments war. served. C O C The Darien Athletic club will hold a dance. on Friday: evening. in the Center school. 8c ' t's orchestra will furnish the music or dancing. A door prise of five dollars will be given away. The tickets to the dance are forty cents. and can' "be purchased from any member of the club. The. officers of the club are as follows: rib—George Millspaugh. Secretary—Frank Standing. wfrom kthe cell-h and treasurer of the ;' “ce'mnuwmunt Preseto. Treasuierbloseph Lombardi. The Nor-own Heights Improvement Association held an important meet- ing last evening in the are house. Not only was there an interesting program '0: entertainment but busi- Inc. of eapiehl intareattoeverymie in the community wastahn up. W. J. Guebelle. manager of the manifold exchange of the Southern New Eng. For the business part of the meeting a report on the result. of the ‘ community Christmas exerases was ‘ given. and the findings of the commit- .. THE DIRECTORS 0F THIS BANK enjoy the respect and I fit nanny and bring to *- confidenee of the com- . the direchon of the a hmk’safl‘airsamde‘ codifiemdexpe‘ you “I new ,. F'figamw. asset-pens chunch. PM it. A. R. Morehouno: Delegatés to the Dioceseah con-: and delegates to the Fairlield Archdeacon- F. Smith and Mrs. Arthur Care. A discussion as to a more thorougtr organisation of the district covered by . Pratt ......... The Rev. J. W. Morgan, pastor .ot \ Emmes-es 13' 1'.’ i the church at 8 p. in. they went .up _ land Telephone 00.. gave a very inter- ; eating talk on the working of the tsl- ' ephone exchange. Mr. thiebello eu- _ -- :plained his talk with a model tale. . ' phone. ‘3' ‘HiiEdwardN. I O 0 may decide. 3 . s .s s unday evening. best single game of the match. On Monday evening the In": Lindstrom . . . . 152 170 ‘nmbxee ....... 139 >133 127 181 139 114 18! 15‘ Totals use... 7.1 70‘ Intact-an. Hear-ilnon -. . . . 111 157 Olson 125 Bel-quiet .,....i. METHOD. .0... 183 163 147. 1‘1 147 .— Brown. ....... Beeley in"... 11.. 108 ees 147 . . . 166 187 12? 705—807. 130 112 ~w‘mn ssessss 1" 1", TONI ...... .301 20‘ pony held its annual sleetion of out- core. on Monday evening. in the, are house. on the Post road. Twenty-six members were present. Samuel Sher- er called the meeting to order. The officers elected for the ensuing year follow: Chief—Samuel Sherer. . First Assktant Chief -— Thomas Buck. .mp1! As‘stant Chief—F. E. Poor. Caphin of Hook and udder Com- puny—Lester'E. Bounty. Lieutenant of Book and Ladder Company—Gear“ Smith. r“ . Bees Company. Captain—Frank Standing. Lieutenant—Chrl Brunner. ' . Chemical Corupany. Captain—William Wood. Lieutenant—William Young. Bounded Secretary—Edwin! Sis- son. . Recording Secretary —- Nathan Finch Treasurer—Attorney Char-leg Wu. lhmson. Entertainment Committee—Freder- ink sinus. Lester Bounty m m girlhood.” cari schism sits Cacptain umn. Trustees—Edward Simon. Harry Lutterman.Ear1 Lounsbury and Rich- ard Raymond. Rowayton go membership. kph hi tones-and no by Won eta-1th: “Those who intend by letter Mr. Ind “$393.31 m and Mrs. Allison Renaud. Mrs. Iva Renown.“ Mi- Ruby Vase and Vose. Edward H. vac and daughter Mi- Honls W. , z‘sse. were admitted on confession of ' th. Bobbin, s. w. Kelley. Robinson And 1?. A. geld: W. A. R. Mosu- onse: ark. W. A. Reid; Auditor. F.“ W’Wheslsrr On Saturday the Darlen Girl Scouts held theirnrst meeting-income hell. days. Plans were made for further week for' inerit badie‘s. After the Me. was gmpleted. the girls eu- muriousindoorumea Theiatg hfpartofesfcitneetingfrosnnoweu. thatiatharecreationpaeawillbein ohsrgoofoneotthescoutaandisnto “conducted inanyway that thegtris 'The Lutherans espthrsd two out or “names from the Congregational teemoftheChurchLeagueou lab. Olson's no was the league leading Method“ team played the Lutherans. The scores were as fol- 791*1356. The Darien Volunteer Fire Com—r siJANUARY 10,193 1 \ Pill): 3 GM“; rimmi. olnscron AND CNIALMER 84 8o. Main St. So. Norwflk' Ct Phone 1384 CHIROPRACTOR 95 Weddings; loath Fox-wall: F3: uofiosv, wsonssoAv, ram" ~eu’12sns1:soto's:ao IONDAY AND FRIDAY CNIP. M. And. \ Save Money by Wear-in: W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES Every Pau" Stamped With Price at Factory. .KEELER’S suonsrons Eyes Examined by a University Graduate 'Robt. A. Benedict Jeweler and Optometrist 22 WALL sr. NORWALK watch for the ’ Opening —— of the -—— SOUTH NORWALK PIGGLY WIGGLY Store ‘Troop f2. Rowayton Boy Scouts, have disbanded. and will probably not form ass-in until the summer months. . 0 l 0 3'3er on the houseboat, being built by the Behichting brothers of Dwell. for. John Huangton of Cedar Gnu. has been stopped until the weather conditions are much improved. The houseboat is being built on two Wil- son Point life boats. 'GAS STOVES and ' HEATERS The Connecticut Light in (igzofindfinéztfigm were reported and'Power CO. Average sunny, ermine wrap is 67 Wall St. compwed of 300 skins. r — vzsn _. J ' . Shapiro Bros. 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