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ROWayton
Miss Ijlllla'l': $133tterson, ol.’ Roton
avenue. has recovered from a week‘s

 

 

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pastor
is in

key. George B. Tompkins.
of the Not-walk Iii. 11. Church.
New Haven today.
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Muny local stores are observing the
holiday today. The local postomccs
are observing holiday hours, while the
bwka are closed.

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~Lut charter to pvt an nulomobilc.
Elk‘a Fair closes tonight.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Common Council of the city will
be held tomOrrow. Tuesday. cvouing
at the council chnmlmrs, City Hall.

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The “'hntsocvcr Circle of the

King's Dunghtvrs will moot on Tuv-

(lay afternoon. with Mrs. ‘Villinm
Moore. 4 Chrstnut Strcrt. at 2:30
o'clock.

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~—\\’c curry n oomph-to line of Full-
(ti-Pop Poultry l“t‘t‘tl5. Frank lenvr &
Sons. Commcrrc strcct. l‘honc 21:28.
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Sttplwcll ltns rvtttrnml
to her rooms at tho liotol L‘lin‘ortl.
nttcr six months‘ illncss. both at St.

Vincent's liospitnl in llridgopor: and

Mrs. J. \\'.

at tho bomb of lli‘i‘ m‘phcw. Dr.
Purdy. in Lymc, Conn.
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Fred l'littrr cmnplniucd to the

First District pulicc lhnt ho lmd

boon nosnultctl by prominrnt Nor—
wnlk young mun Snturdny night.
lllttcr \ms rcl‘m‘rc-l to tho prosrcut-
ins: litttll‘llt‘y by tho policc.
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-—~'l‘his ls tho last clznnco to oujoy
votirsoli‘ lwt‘uro lmul. at tho Armory.
Tuvsdny niclit. .-\lll"l’lt‘(ln Legion llall.
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'l‘. Riley. Barrios and \\‘. Kemp.
of tho .T. & .1. Cash Company. of this
city. nttcntlt‘d the silk Show, in New
York City on Saturday. \\'lll‘l‘t‘ they
looked ovcr the loom exhibits. ’l’brv
also witnesscd Ihc lli:itltli‘t“,t‘l'l'nl'lll-
nut-c ot' “'l‘hc Dancing Girl." at thr

\Vintcr Gnrdcn.
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Two cases of mmsics and (mo
scarlet fcwr “wry rvpnmmi to
Robert l0. l'crtiuv, litultll oil'tccr.
the wcck-t‘nd. l._\nu lx'nnpp. of l'J_
Felts Pinto and Lawn litrmiruton. oil
53 Osborne .\\¢~nuc urr ill “'ltll nuns:
ins and Anna .\'.i«l;tst.zich_ or it l-nitu.
\icw Avcnuc. is ill with scnrlvt (t‘\I‘l‘.j

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w-lel's may lr tho lucky t'tzmlu rm
Cumi‘ alllzl btt it tlz'n“ 1:. lI'la': lllli‘ tini
night. 5

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A concrrt “ill ho mum”. lty thr‘

Lolmx Stl'iiTL: (.‘tmrltl and Mrs. l‘Zilll~l
lio llooscuit t‘hoddrrtmx, awn-mm;
tllldt‘t‘ tho tilispit'ts tlic Nuiwutk‘
'l’cacllcrs' Association in tin: South;
Norwnlk Methodist lipiscopnl Church.
on the owning ol‘ \\'tvdursd~.ty. "t l~t‘u-<
ary 38th. at eight. o'clock.
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The rvgulnr monthly Silt‘ldi nnlllrr—i
lug of t‘ourt Laurel. No. 1M, C;ttliu«

lic Daughters of Animicn. \ull bcl
held tomorrow evening. at the;
Knights of Columbus rooms. \V'cst

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\Vnshlngton Strcct. At this time tlic
single \voxucn “til t‘lltt‘l‘lillll tlw llllir<
rivd \vomrn. 'l‘lm Single \V‘oxnt :2 ‘..l\;?
an unique cutt‘rtninmtnt liltinlit-i null
I good attendance is drsirrtl.

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"-—Harrls & Grins. That's All.
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Dr. Clmrlt‘s ll. ”Hill. of .\.w York
City. occupied the pulpit n: the morn-
int: and (\‘t‘lllllg‘ N t'\lt‘t§ til Hit: Naif-f
Walk .‘l. l'.'. i‘l;'ilt:l \vsl‘rtiay. lit'v
Mr. Hill. “ho “as torn-xix {tunic-ti

1n litissiolmry work. gum must
calling: ntltlrt‘sscs on “in-tin."

address lac ttwsvlit-vl t. nuntrv,‘
people. custutnvs .iml tho Itl\11l‘x\‘l‘>"
made by the church in that country}

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Rev, Robert )lll'rr, llli. who was"
scheduled to punch at the church.
“as uuubir tn lw pros-rut.
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'l‘hc Girl Scouts ot‘ Norxvuik .10 to
prt‘svnt n pnmnut nntl pl.t\T»‘t :lt tliv‘
Armory. Friday cvonin; .\l wit 222.]
'I‘ho plnylr‘t is ozllml “'l‘l‘r ‘pit‘lt of
Glrllmod." and ”‘1“ pknlvt "’l'l‘. .‘-l:i-.
gin Voice." It “ill lm :llhirr t‘ir lll<
l‘l‘t‘llOil ot‘ .‘lias t‘lmln Salarnitkis.’
from nationnl littlthllnt‘to'rs. Miss
Schrottkcy was dramatic iistrtwm"
at Mount llolxolw (“olimtc for llll'f‘t‘:.
years. and v\prrts to put this >70“th

vnzcunt nnd pinilrt on in all thc Hz;

cities of the country.
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~l.nst night. of l-I'

and see tho drawings.

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FOR COLDS. COUGHS.

BRONCHITIS. ETC.
Ute S. P. C White Pine Compound
with Cod Liver Extract and Menthol,
50 Cents.

Stillson-Powell Corp.
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~thc lxvy-lmhmun nuptials hold in the

t Eugene O‘Meara apentithe week-end

at his homo in Torrinxton.
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A. Grcrnbcrg of ‘laylor avenue is

in Nuv York city today on a business

trip.

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Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Chagnon of

Bridgeport spent the week—end in Nor-

walk. ‘

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~—Lnst chance to get an automobile.

Elks‘ I-‘air closes tonight.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grt‘enbcrg of
Taylor uvcnuc \vcrc visitors in Bridge-

port yesterday.

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Patrolman John Smith reported a
street light ’out at. the corner of Lex-
ington and Ely avenues last night.

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Miss llcruicc LClll‘ of New Britain
‘tvas u. guest over the \vcck-cnd of
Atomic and Jcssic Amlcrson of Taylor
plnco.

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——l{urry your hcns to the nest by
using: l‘rutt’s itutturmilk laying mush.
lt‘runk Litmcr & Sons. Commerce
strut. Phone 2128.

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“'clcomc Stranger Lodge. No. 364.
. Sons of St. (luorgc. at a. meeting held
Saturday night. ‘votcd to hold a. card
putty on I’chrunry 114.
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Miss Sadie E. Bodwell is entertain-
ing the members of the Monday A!-
ternoon Bridge Club at her home. 7
Seymour strcct. today.
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Com-go Shapiro spcnt the Week-
cntl in Bridgeport and was a. guest at

Strutticlti hotel. Saturday night.
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-——Hnrrls & Grins. That's all.
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Itornoon by Constable Alfred Taylor

3 ill the downtown c
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lmc was takon in hand by the police.

urtlay

grunt by Patrolman John Flynn.
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; oi» r of House. will

gu'hiic “ht cling it baby carriage alum;

intro 0! the whcvls lu‘okcu.

;si.lmvnlks from snow and ice and re-

‘do much to rclicvo the situation here

‘li‘lti ciztrrtninmcnt as usual.

'ln Muslin and Knit. for Ladies and

Frank Noam: arrcsted Saturday at~

t'or non-support. will have a hearing
ourt this afternoon.
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Complaint was made to the police
that tho gntos nt Nos. 9 and 11 \Vood‘
strvot had swung open and had frozen .
in the ice that way. Patrolman John
’l‘oothill is investigating.
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A boy creating: a disturbnnco on the
stagc of tho l‘nincc 'l‘hcntrc last oven-

who rcmovcd him and sent him to his
home in custody of his parents.
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~-Yours may bc tho lucky number.
Como and see it drawn. Bik'a l-‘nir
tonight.
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Anthony Coppola was arrested Sat~
nt‘tt‘rnoon charged with the
non-support of his wife and children.
His caso will have a hcaring tomorrow
morning, llo was :irrrsted on a war-

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South Norwnlk Lntlltt‘. Loyal Or-
lmld a card party
on \Vccincsduy night. at the home in
South Main Street. The \Vomcn of
Mooscbrnrt lmgion will attend and
tho afl'nir promises to be very suc~
cost-it‘ll].

~ Harris & Cans.
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That's all.

A man who rct‘usod to
nmnc. complnlnvd to tilt‘

gixc his
police that

i‘rdar strvct Saturday uttcrnoon. he
was run into li)‘ a lmy coasting on a
will. 'l‘lw curringc was overturned and
\tht hap—
llfi‘l‘lt‘d to thv 'lsnliy was not stated.
l‘.ltrolninn John 'l‘oothill investigated.
but could tind no trace of the com—
plninunt or tlw boy who was said to
lune causal tho :u‘cidvnt.
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Many complaints havc been received

by tho police about the condition of

quests huvc been rundc to clear them
off. or sz‘altcr sand. ushcs or salt. so
as to mnkc walking safe. Co-operv-
iron on the part of householders would
at prcscnt. Complaints were received
about sidrwnlks on Couch street and
also on Courtlnnd l‘luco.
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A Compit‘tc Assortment of

Underwear ’7

Children: Also Muslin and Flannel for
Lmlics. Gentlemen and Children at—

E. K. BANKS’

DRY GOODS STORE
l'uder Mahackcmo Hotel
45-47 “'est Washington Street
501"”! NORWALK.

 

 
 

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Pending for over four gems. the
claim of \thclcr Bros... ot’ Bridge~

the Dorscn Dry

promised at

pet‘s filed yesterday with Referee
Keogh. The original claim was dis~

putcd by the trustees
when it: was introduced.
promise claim allows for $15,000 said

for rent.
of the estate.

on may weekly payments.
cxcnings until 9 p.
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pectcd to attend the
of the Catholic club to be held to..
night at the Royal James hotel.
affair. known as the Lincoln Dug: ban-
quet. is more or less of an institution
of the Catholic club. The idea of the
bouquet in honor of'the great eman-
ciputor was instituted twenty-six years

ago. Each year members of the club
and guests gather to do honor to Lin-
coln. Speakers on the program for

New York city: Attorney Thomas R.
Robinson of New Haven.
l‘lincy Cooncy of Greenwich.

number of the Center
grade friends of Miss Viola Hutchlm
son very agreeably surprised her at
her homo at
Norwalk. The cocaslon was to cele-

da'y of Miss Hutchinson. and was at-

as many from this city. The “‘ilton

:ucsls were: The Misses Frances
Knapp. Dorothy Chapman. Florence.

Godfrey and “’inirred Hopkins. Mrs.
Inez Lawson. Mrs
strotn. and Messrs. George Lindstrom.
Edward Lawson.

and Irving Footc. Following an cvcu-.
monts were served and the guests lct‘t

wishing the unsuspcctcd hostcm many
picamiit returns for the day.

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—F‘ull line of auto acceaorics.
Aaron Kohcn. .
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The local post: offices are observ-‘

lug the holiday hours today.
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The regular meeting of. the Board
of Health scheduled for tonight has
been postponed for one week.
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For tho first time since its dedica-
tion in 1737. St. John's Episcopal
Church. of Waterbury, decided. by
unantomurvote. upon tree and unas~
signed pews. Some or, the members
have occupied reserved pews In the
church more than two score years.
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—-Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop, '7
R. R. Ave. Phone 890.‘ ” ’
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The Endeavor Circle of the South
Norwalk Congregational church will
hold its regular meeting‘with Mrs. L.
M. Allen. 13 Washington stroot. at ‘3
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon at
this week. All members are asked to
come prepared to sew.
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—-Come and join in the grand
march. at the Fourth Annual Ball Of
the American Legion. Tuesday night
at the Armory.

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Court Francis, No. 11. Order of the

osclal after its regular meeting to-
morrow evening. Members are asked
to bring refreshments and parcels for
the social. and also to bring their
friends. ' ‘

port. against the bankrupt, estate of
Goods Co..' also of
of “6.38151. was com-
27.500. according to p8.-

Bridgeport.

of the estate
The com-

to be due on loans and for 312.500
Frank T. Staples is trusted

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—Buy your \‘ictrolu at Donn-‘lly's
Store open

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Over two hundred persons are tx-l
annual Zanquct

The,

onigh are Judge Martin T. Manton of

and Rev.

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Saturday cvcning

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consideraiilc
School ninth
6 Nottingham Place.
irate the coming fourthccuth birth-

cnded by friends from \Vilton as well

Ila n nah Lind-

.tcred usfidktimis.
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day.
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Regent. Theatre.

city today on business.
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and entertainment as usual.
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ncsday evening of this week.
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‘3 meeting this afternoon at the home
of

street.
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' -—Continuous dancing at: the Amor-

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Michael Capaldo, alias Micky Har-

last week on two charges of burglary.

A collection of jewelry was found in

Capaldo's possesswn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Biclc. who have been

living at the Royal James Hotel, have

rented the Iw‘alrfleld‘avcnue home of

the Misses Tolles. and are making
their home there now.
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~—-Get more eggs or your money

back by feeding Pratt's feeds. Frank
Libner & Sons. Commerce street.
Phone 2128.

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Delay in the trial of the cases of
Edward J'iirigibus and four other
men. arrested in connection with .thc
seizure or‘soo cases of whiskey in
\Vostport last November, is expected
to result because ot’ the death or
United States District Attorney Ed—
ward L. Smith, 01' Hartford. who had
handled the collection of evidence

for the prosecution.
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Norwalk's population has been in-
creased by live. “Nellie," the Evening
Sentinel office cat presented the front
oilicc 'with that number of kittens this

morning. A dict or cream. sliced
chicken. and other l'rlinc delicacies
is being: handed out to the proud
morning. A diet of cream. sliced
thoworkings ot‘ nature. to the live

kittens. The role topic of camorsa-
ticn during spare momcnts in the
Scntinttl otiicc today. is "which kitten
is to be mine."

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——Chevrolct car to be given away
at Elk’s Fair tonight.

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Kenneth Robins. suspended Bridge-
port High School couch. in the first
statement he has given out since
charges of participating in a High
School game against New York Mili-
tary Academy were prcl'rrrcd against
him. declared last night that. before
ho loft l'lrit'lftcport_ hr but! told Vice-
I-‘rincipai \Vilmot T. Fish: of his lu-
tvnt‘ions of coloring the contest. and
that the supervisor fund not. regis-

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~Chcxrolvt car to he givcu away
at lilk's l-‘uir tonight.

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Ruined pavements will < stCon-
nrcticut many thousands ot‘ dollars
during the coming spring. according
to reports to Hartford front nearly
(very portion of the state. Excessive
use of chains on trucks. because of

 

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.dovelopcd into bronchitis.

tho accumulated snow and ice. has
cut many newly laid pavements to
their foundations, particularly in tho
district about New Haven. why-re it
is estimated repairs of OVCI‘ $20u.000
must be made.

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After being laid up at. his home in
\Vashington for the past two weeks
with bronchitis. Congressman Schyul-
mi Merritt, of Stamford. has returned
to the floor of the House. and ex-
pacts to be able to be present each
day, of the remainder of this session.
Mr. Merritt was taken with a rather
bad cold at first. which in a few days.
His physi-
cian directed that he remain indoors
during the inclement weather. in or-
dcr to avoid serious developments.
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—-Full line or auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.

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Because of the holiday mm o: the
061093 at the City Hall are. closed to-

Davld. Esterson. proprietor of the
was in New; York

'—Elk:'s Fair closes tonight. Dancing

The? Women or Mooseheart Les“)n
will hold a. social gathering on Wed-

Tho Monday afternoon Whlst Club

Mix Sadie Bodwell. 7 Seymour

icon Legion Ball. Speidel’s . and
Syeo's orchestras. Armory. Tuesday Mayflower Hook and Ladder mpany
nig‘lt . ‘ ‘ will be held this evening. at the

ris. a Waterbury boxer. was arrested

‘who tlievcfore ceased

East Norwalk

E. D. Motley, of New York city,
spent the week-end with relatives on
Eat: avenue. 1

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Louis Canevarl of Liberty Square
has returned to his home from a. bull-
ncss trip ine xTorrlngton.

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Lawcrence Grant. of Winfield street.
has token a position in the Lockwood
Manufacturing company's plant.

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Another alttinz’ln the annual pin-
ochle tournament of the Mayflower
Hook and LadderCompany will be
held tomorrow evening.

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The regular monthly meeting of the

quarters on Van Zandt street.
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The regular fortnightly shift of
bridge tenders took place yesterday.
Ralph Bennett doing night. duty. and
Charles Pratt going to day duty.
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Skating is being enjoyed both on
the Mill pond and on Cavanagh's
pond. The surface of the ice in not on
smooth as it might be owing to the
fall of snow. but the skating is fair.
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Miss Alice Hazzard gave a. most in-
teresting talk at the Advent Chris-
tiau Church last. evening upon mis-
sionary work in China. and especially
of the work done at her girl's school
at Nanking. China.
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This evening the third of a series
of "at homes" for neighbors, friends
and members of Christ Episcopal
parish, is to be held at the rectory cf
Christ church by the R’ev. and Mrs:
Robert B. B. Foote.
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There. will be a special service on
\Vcdncsday evening (Ash Wednesday)
of this week. at the rectory of Christ
‘Episcopal Church at. 7:45 o’clock.
when there will be. an evening of

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the rector.

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I‘t is expected thzt. the committee
appointed by the council to take up
the matter of the establishment. of
building lines for Cove avenue and for
both sides of Gregory Boulevard, will
have a report ready for tomorrow
evening's meeting of the counciL

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Thcrexvas a. good attendance at
the opening service of the series of
evangelistic services being held at the
East avenue M. E. church. This even—
ing the service will start. at. 7:45
o'clock and the chorus choir will be
led by the Rev. Morgan of Darlen.

The male quartctte will also sing.
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A surprise party was tendered Mr.
and Mrs. Vi'iiliam C. T ombly. of 2
lIa.\\’kins.A\‘cnuc. at the 1' home on
Friday evening by mnumber of their
friends. the occasion being the 35th
anniversary of their marriage. A
number of friends gathered at their
home, where a. social time was en-
joycd.

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Starting on Friday afternoon of this
track. there will be a number or
Lenten illustrated lectures delivered
upon life among the natives of for-
cig'n lands. On Friday afternoon the
children will be given a lecture upon
the Czcchs. while there will be a ser—
vice and a lecture in the evening.
The following lands will be visited:
Liberia. Porto Rico. Japan. the In-
dians and neighboring lands.‘

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The East Norwalk Bachelor’s Club.
a famous institution in the Third

\Vard. has disbanded at last. At. one
time this organization hgd about 25
members. all of whom had taken the
vow of celibacy. However. spring is
drawing near and Hence the disband—
ment of the club which at one time
hold weekly meetings. where the hard-
or boiled members would that and
discuss the backsliding of the mem-
bcrs who had failed to Show up and
to be eligible
for membership. '
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It ‘was about 60 years ago
when oil was discovered in
Pennsylvania. A‘young man
nomad Rockefeller. who had
been working for a snail sal-
ary, Invested $700—his entire
savings. The remainder of
his cox-cea- is more or less ;
familiar to all. .

We are not recommending
on investment In oil. but we

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Mrs. Dela: L'Hommedieu. ot R0-
myton avenue. is quite ill at he!-

home with an att
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Miss Marlon Lynch. of West Side
avenue. spent Saturday with he!- sis—
ter, Mrs. Curt. Illlng. in Naugatuck.
Conn.

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street. is'spending a. few weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth, in East Nor-
walk.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Terrell, of R0-
wayton avenue. entertained friends
from New York 'city over the week-
end.
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Captain John S. L'Hommedieu yes-
terday entertained about thirty rela-
tives and friends at his home. the cc-
casion being his 86th birthday anni-
versary. Captain L'Hommedieu de-
spite his advanced years is quite spry
and entertained his callers yesterday
with stories of the older days.

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A story spread about the Second
District yeeaterday afternoon that a
disastrous fire had occmred in Roy-
wayton or in Tokenéke. damage of
about 87,500 being dpne, and there
also being several narrow escapes due
to falling walls. Inquiry among trest-
dento of Rowayton failed to reveal any
trace of such a. fire, and the Darien
fire company was also unable to give
any clue to the origin or the story.

Darien

Mrs. Eva Kendall. of Brookside
avenue. left. last. week for Florida.

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Miss Susie Lanzo has returned to
her duties in R. M. Smith's store,
after several days' illness.

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Mrs. Frank W. Freudenthal, of
Brookside avenue. entertained the
members of the Friday Bid \Vhist
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nue. and Miss Anna Mchlin. of
King‘s Highway. spent the

of Ridgefield. Conn.

concert she is arranging for

the Junior High school. The concert
W1! be held in the Royle sch-ml.
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The Christian Endeavor Society a!
the Congregational church is planning
to combine with the young people of
Glenbrook in the holding of a social.
:1: yet the plans are only tentative.
but the social committees of both or-
ganizations expect to meet in the near
future and make definite Aarrangc-
moms for the holding of the social.
The amt!- will probably be held in the
Glenbrook hall.

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Appointment of James M. Laughlin
of Stamford .to be clerk in the City
Engineer's Department. Stamford was
announced today by John C. “'illiams.
city engineer. The new appointee is
a member of the Second Ward Demo~
cratic Committee. and has been a
resident. of that want for several
years. He succeeds Howard Pulls of
Barton. who held the ofllce during the

regime, of Engineer Paul Nash.
I I I

In a set of age grade tables recent-
yl put out by the State Board of Edu-

.oation and filled in by the local
schools. some interesting facts are
brought to light. At the Hoyle

school. the number of pupils of under

age for their grade is less than the
number of pupils of over age. In the
other schools of Darien the figures

are as follows: Noxoton Junior High
school. 23 students are younger than
they should be for their respective
grades and 16 are older: Holmes
school. 4 over age and 14 under are;
Bakes school. 5? under age and 38
over age; Fifth school. 5 under age
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