D. O. 1'. bldl.
.
lurichetta Galli. mother
Gaul-Curd. dies at Milan.
IQ. of .3.
We at New Orleans.
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-—Buy your Has
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during 1 :2.
peace.
, 3. R. Ave. Phone 290.
' e e e
Mi- Nellie Leonard of Flax Hill
Road. has been the guest of Mrs.
Fred Mullett, of Maple avenue,
ion.
0
Pope at request
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- Pius X.
—80ft hats and
s
caps—O'Brien
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French and Belgian
meeting in Paris llecitle
drastic unreven'ed pressure to be
Death at Indianapolis of laurel
.Mnston. 11. daughter of Booth
--'l'o have that parlor suit uphol-
m call up Bergstrom Shop. new 1.
of lime.
Italy at
. Iatrons and girls hug' and hi-
aged confederate veterans in their
lootland Yard detectives conduct
”don raids seeking Irish Republi-
ean agitators London Daily expresses.
tcr hat at O'Brien's.
Department of Agriculture reports
docreases of about 460.000 persons in
farming population of United States
Lord Robert Cecil at Des Molnes
addresses appeal to women of Ameri-
ca to stimulate actively cause of world
—-—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also a'l
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
Dar-
28 Cardinals
starts procedure necessary for beau-
tification and canonization of Pope
ministers at
upon more
ap-
plied against Germany if she stays on
remntions.
- gone by the time t
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Boys creating a disturbance on
Spring street were complained of to
the police postal-day. _
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fir. and Hrs. Herbert Jones. who
for the past two years have resided at
u Bayview avenue. left town yester-
day for liaise. where they will make
their future home.
and eight in diameter is among gifts
for Lady Elisabeth Bowes Lyon.
whose marriage to Duke of York
takes place April 28 in Weetmlnister
Abbey.
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A complaint about a man prowling
around the St. Paul's church rectory
was made to the uptown police last
night by Rev. Louis B. Howell. Patrol-
man Barney investigated. but the fol-
low had gone.
-—Harris I: Gans. That's All.
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Monker Caldron. Daughters of
Monkanna. are to hold a. ceremonial
thg evening at Grace Parish hall at
8 o clock. A supper is to be served at
6 o'clock. after which the ceremonial
will be hold. A number of candidates
are expected to be present.
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Great Wedding cake. ten feet high.
‘ITY' AND VICINITY NE
Itayor Calvin L. Barton will addrea
the members of the Sunday Club of garet ‘Donneliy are week-end visitors
South Norwaih Congregational in New York ci
l
the
ters" and a
hear him.
second season for this place.
now enough for about 100 people.
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19. A supper will
J. R. Jennings of Henry street ro-
ported to the police at 11 o'cIOck last
night that there was a strange man
walking around on the stoop of his
house Patrolman Robert Gainer was
sent to investigate but the man had
he oflicer arrived.
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Tammany and Nihill. real estate
agents with offices at 123 \Vashington
street. have purchased the two family
dwelling at 9 School street. 1st Dis-
trict. of Mrs. Margaret A. McCarthy.
The purchase price was approximate-
ly 86.000 and the deeds were posed
today.
-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
0
Harold F. McCormick and Mrs.
Edith Rockefeller McCormick. at
iAt the. office of Taylor & Golden,,
Inc. a warrantcc deed wasgiven yes-’
hrdav by E. .T. \‘nnn Nose:
and Emma Km-ncs.
two lots on the llnclclanti Rond.
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——Prize ‘antz and Fox Trot. Kish
Hall Sat
A. C.
.v E. W. l’letler.
o
of
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Prooklvn,
lecture tomorrow afternoon, 1: n"... scl‘fi‘dves of pack-ivy:
April ii. Springwood A. C.
will . through demsiorl if‘fif'ht‘d
o'clock in Communlh- lhll. East Nor
walk. on "Salons Empire Fall
Hillions now living will never
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A. H. Pcnficld.
Ipringfie‘d Ohio National hank
fdssed embezzle of nesrlv one mil
dollars. starts for Atlanta prison
firs he. got what he deserved.
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inc:
to Steve2
for a house and'
i
Chicago. decline to discuns widely re—
ports that daughter. Mntilhde. 18.
grand daughter of John D. Rocke-
feller. and Max User. 46. Swiss riding
marzier. have married quietly in Lon-
don. .
a s a ,
“'nges of about 200.000 workers in
pack.:.g industry in United States are
llif‘.(.’ d an aver-arr? or ten per chat
by reple-
concerns and
wo.kt‘rs. functlor.':~r: {11:0th employ.
representatives. a exstem that is to
die. . cownlzcd as alternative for trade un-,
former cashier of
con-
lion
.l'ld,
t
ionism.
Q
l‘cn't form-t the
.icn’s il..
Itt‘ »-l'z crop. 1"".
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Daniel J. Kilourcy of the Williman-
tic police department. thirty-three
_.n..,n Waltz and p0, Trot. Khh years on the police force and for the
null But.
A. C.
Thirty—one
charging more than dozen citizens of
Horehonse parish La..
Oeporal Coco. New Orleans
Picayune declares.
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~Hnrris & (Jana That's all.
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President Hardin: in a
" Anna Jarvis.
ator of Mothers Day idea,
letter
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Philadelphia, ori-l
hopes
at day which falls on second Sun-
&y in May this year will
widely observed than ever.
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—Chevrolet owners! We would
he
more
like
to have you register at our booth at
the Automobile Show at the Arm
Space No. 2. right hand side as
enter.
ory.
you
Someone has said that
success is getting what
l
i
H yonwant. Ifthisistrue.
:, u thensavingwillhelp you:
. H ssoeeed,forreadymoaey
. u will snob“ tempt: to get
{:9 I“!
... ll W m
ambitions people
are oneofonrpass;
books as a passport to
ssoeesa Wehaveonefor
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Savings
Bank
a]- all-(- ,-1'. aw
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with maskcd'
band crimes are drawn by Attorno,\"b°‘rd of aldermen.
Times.
Apr" 14, spflmood A. C. past six years chief of the department. »
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su‘ sidiary. the Caledonian of
half his present miary which was one
bills of information month ago advanced to from 3:5 to
850 a week. This was made public at
the regular monthly meeting of the
The work of moving the equipment
of the Caledonian Ins. Co. from New
York to the new United States head-
quarters, which will be located in
Hartford is proceeding rapidly, and;
it was said that the Caledonian and
it s subsidiary. the Caledonian of
America. will be completely removed
to Hartford by April 28. The company
executives and a large part of the
clerical force will be located in Hart-
ford.
——The local agent for Chevrolet
cars. W. R. Austin. of Austin's Garage.
has been selling cars since 1914 and'
now has a modern andwellequipped
garage with expert mechanics to ren-
der all kinds of service to all model
Chevrolets at any time, for the garage
doors are never closed. He also has
a complete line of parts and acces-
sories and stands ready to serve any
who may call on him.
unear- the
LATEST DANCE HIT
“AUNT HAGAR’S BLUES”
At
Donnelly’s
.(1...
More 20Hif'lll :1"
guard organisations of the
which will be held in Bridgeport.
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——l-larris & Cans. 'i’nat’s all.
s s a
The Standard Amusement Company
of the Norwailt high school gave :1
very successful dance last evening in
the Central Trust Company Building
hail. About 300 attended the dance.
The Monterey orchestra of seven
pieces furnished excellent music for
dancing. The lucky number dance was
won by Jack Wehle and Miss Mildred
Finkier.
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Th annual confirmation service will
be held n‘ St. l'nul's church tomor~
row afternoon at 4 o'clock. Attention
is ca.lui to the unusual hour. A very
cord.ni invitation is extended to all to
be present to witness the Confirmation
which will be administered by Right
ltev. E. Compton Achesion. D. 1)..
Suitmgan Bishop of Conneeticut, who
will also preach.
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A score of members of Welcome
:Tuangcr Lodge, in). 364, Sons of at.
”t. LOUJ) 11.0 In Ml'ildlli attend-
ing the degree team contest staged by
.. .r....: as lodge under the
. git-as Committee
of Connecticut.
the i‘.
i u"
0'. the
(Land 14041015
it.” u 4:. .. .uauc the luv ill tutu.
menus i»-. i-)' State Vice-President
.Lilill ics i'agc.
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Mrs. hiat'le U'iiaru of New l'ork:
all. .‘u.uuy l...micrn-d to Mrs.
. i . ills Cit). the
property located at G Slut-no street.
. . .... .... ...t- A Ania” u ultra Place."
ille sale was consummated with the
Acme heady Company at the oiflccs
or. 'laulmnny & Connery, a. warrantee
deed being given. hire. Bicrwortnrwill
Utthfi‘) nu new home altr extensive
npaizs havo been completed.
'lhe automobile show at the Nor-
walk Armory, being conducted under
the auspices of Battery C. 192d Artil-
., ._,. had a gem) attendance last eVell-
ing. it will come to a clos‘ this even-
1113 \\ hen lhi‘l‘e will be several special
laitractions. Tilly Auto Company will
give away 810 worth of service: Aaron
liohn will
Daniel Melliio of N
wii. give away four tires.
“life will be dancing attractions be-
tween 10 and 11 o'clock.
O .
orth Main street
—-Wanted. Rooms wanted for em-
ployees of The Norwallt Tire and
Rubber Co.. preferably locally situat-
ed. although suburban accomodations
acceptable. We have quite a number
of men looking for clean. desirable
rooms. with or without board. at rea-
sonable rates. It desirous of procur-
ing some one communicate immedi-
ately with the Employment Manager.
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co.
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The appeal of Edward B. Gallagher.
of this city, representing the Clover
Manufacturing company, in his suit
against the Southern New England
Telephone Company, on telephone
rates. came before the Supreme
Court of Errors in Bridgeport yester-
day. A printed brief. comprising more
than twenty pages. was submitted to
the court by the plaintiff's attorneys,
Light, Dunbar & Quinlan. The re-
sult of the case will be watched with
considerable interest by local people,
and by the legal fraternity of Connec—
ticut as there are several interesting
angles to it from an attorney's stand-
point. A decision will not be reached
in the case for some time it is believ-
church tomorrow noon on "City list» ‘
cordial invitation is ex- 9
tended to those interest” to come and whose Illtomobile
The annual trading post which is
being held by Wanoma Council. No.
19. A supperwiil be served after
in Red Men’s hall. Main street. had a
very successful evening 1m limit at a meeting of the Norwalk Club held
The trading volt we- woll attended last night in the W'ail street club-
and the several booths did ‘ 300‘: house. The final arrangements will
business. The post. c1300! $0!“th lbe completed next week.
i e o e
The Farm Roti-erte ”fl 20:” The First District Fire companies
53:33. toxrycarutherEI-z; T?“ “a: were called out at 10:30 o'clock this
which
proved to be quite popular last year. i
It has been considerably enlarged by'
the addition of two twentyonve foot
wings, so that the sealing capacity is
been sent to all oili-
ceriiozitncgzlocndkas G. in this city that “‘9" ‘0 hOld a big clu- lnltlatlon on
there will be a Joint meeting of all Mm." 27-
National Guard officers in Bridgeport .
at the Stratileld at e p .m. on April “0"le Posts will be invited to Join
be served ?after
which the meeting will adjourn to the
annual military ball of the national
state.
give away a Ford tire. and lformer
Il-Zducation. at a he
in addition {latter
, 1n- Kathleen mil. and Miss Mar-
ty.
e s e
Seymour 2. Brown. of Bridgepor‘
killed John W
lClark. of Milford. on March 20. ‘wa
exonerated from blame by Corono:
Mix at New Haven yesterday.
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Ai'l’lIIIS‘ements for a his dinner to
be held in the near future were made
morning to extinguish a grass are at
Newtown avenue near \Vcstport ave-
nue. A still alarm was turned in and
later a box was rung.~ There was no
damage.
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At 0. meeting held last night.
Cockenoe Tribe. No. 82. I. 0. R. M.
li‘airiield, Mil-
South
Bridgeport.
ford. Stratford, Stamford and
in the initiation.
Plans for a cake sale were made
last night at a meeting of the Y4
class of the Norwaik M. 7-2. church
‘held at the home of Mrs. Aiilcrtson S.
BOOK. 5 Raymond Tell-race. Follow-
ing the business meeting. a
time was enjoyed and a luncheon
served.
0
I Banks. stores. industries and public
schools of Bridgeport will go on tiny-
llght saving time simultaneously with
*the railroad on April 29. it was an-
4 nounccd by the unions agencies. foi-
lowlng receipt of definite information:
that the anti-duy-illtili time bill imvl.
' been rejected in the senate.
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3 NOTES
social '
‘position with the old Ludlow Baking
. Fay, of New Yor
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p .. ‘.
Boxesaretobeaetnpoatheddss
of the armory for the occupaney of
civilian and military gums who desire
them. at the military ball of the First
battalion. Coast Artillerycorpa Con-
necticut National Guard. at Bridge-
port. next Thursday night. Mahr
Lafayette E. Evans. chairman of the
committee on arrangements for the
ball. has announcod. One box will be
reserved for Governor Charles A.
Templeton and another for the gov—
ernor's military staff. the members of
which, along with the other military
guests. will be present in uniform.
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Sum‘merfield Methodist church. oi:
Bridgeport. will dedicate its new
890.060 property with social serv-
ices from May 6 to 18. Dr. Percy
Stickney Grant. pastor of the Church
of the Ascension. New York: Dr.
William J. Thompson. professor in
Drew Theological seminary: Bishop
Luther B. Wilson. of the New York
East conference: Dr. Fairbanks
Stockdaie. pastor of the Hethodlst
.church of Bayslde. L. 1.: Dr. John
W. Langdale. pastor of the New York
Avenue M. E. church. Brooklyn, N. J..
and other speakers of prominence will
address servic g: daily during the de-
dication week.
East N orwalk
resigned his
Frank Kecicr has
company.
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Chris Fay. of Osborne avenue, has
been entertaining his brother Fred
R city.
The Vestry and the District Corny
mittce will meet at the rectory of.
Christ church on Monday evening.‘
April 16th. at 7:80 o'clock.
J. B. Raymond of Highland avenue,
has been doing jury work in New
Haven. the as? wk
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Mr. and lira C. 8.. la have re-
turned to their home in Tokenelte. af.
ter spending the winter in White
Plains.
sea
Rev. Edgar S. Jackson. a former
pastor of the Rowayton Methodist
Episcopal Church. will occupy the
pulpit on Sunday evening. and will be
greeted by many friends.
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Rowayton Baptist Church-Victor F.
Scalise. Pastor. Services as follows:-
Sunday Public VVorehip with Sermon
by Pastor 10:30 A. M. Subject “Rn-
building the Walls" 7:30 P. M. Sub-
ject "The Challenge of Chrld." Bible
School at 12 M. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7
P. M. Mid-week service Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
Darien
George Kranse has purchased a
Chevrolet touring car. from tho Gill-
roy Motor Company. of Stamford.
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A very large number atended the
dance last evening in the Royie School
‘iVen under the auspices of the Dar-
ien Athletic Club. Hindiey's Orches-
tra furnished the music for dancing.
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Methodist Episcopal Church: Rev.
J. W. Morgan: Sunday School at 10
a. m. Preaching services at 11 a. m.
Sermon is second of the series," The
Glory of the Church. Gospel ser-
rice of Song and Sermon at 7:30 p. in.
Subject of sermon. "Word Pictures."
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Congregational Church: Rev.
George A. Tuttlo. pastor. 10:30 Mel-m
ing “'orship. sermon by the pastor on
"Michael Faraday's Text." 1135 a. to.
Sunday School. 8:46 Christian En-
deavor. topic. How can we become
Isaac Sheer, former merchant tailor
‘0! Bridgeport. wc-nt in trial in the.
fedora] court at New Haven yesterday 5
ion a charmI of conspiracy to coliceai‘
lasaets in bankruptcy. lie told the:
'court that he sold m Main :lmmlnts oit
goods after he kmw he was going to;
fail. but he. did not get the money nor
have the goods lu-cn ”turned.
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A novelty in a l‘(.'il cwizltr- trnnsac ‘
t'on recorded (ll llritl'; pill: .4391":-
day, was the. swapping: of an apart—
ment house in Highland nunmv, by
ilenjamln' l.in.-';v nl‘ .\‘l-\\' l.':l~.v :l for
rt theatre in ‘x...f-.r1lllr_v v.‘ :11 i L
'l’li‘illc‘t l:. l" .. fort of l‘sit t':"’,'
'l he latter, in taking on ~ t‘ «3 5mm".
unburned SlSl‘A .10 in 1101123.":5 on ‘l.
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Charlie H. lililli.‘ inlay l‘l'mrri.i
suit for $3M) :.".'l.r:'7 b‘LIp‘u & ('51-:
the firm campfire-l] oi' lrunc Sr l..', I‘l‘tl
‘lmrls Sachs, in 17w "‘7\ c. wt .: :.
:Waik. the suit nrisir" out at :m ncciw
5. .
‘dcnt on \Vest Ntrvru’k rend. \v‘. t-n it
is claimed that n deiivtry cur owned
by the defendants slrnr‘»: null Hill-d nl
l‘tlnting ill-g owned by Mr. Harris. Tie-
'll‘ITl of Light, llnrhar & Quinlan ftp-
rerent the plaintiff in tilt- action.
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A large attendance marked thr»
dance held last night in the Crntrnll
V'l‘rust company building hall in Wall?
street by the Standard Amusclnl-ntl
company. This company is compOSt-rl‘
of Norwalk Highrchcol students nnvl‘
came in for considerable criticism in
the hands of Dr. \i'illinnl J. Tracey.
president of the Board off
out meeting of the;
body. Music for the dancing;
was furnished by Montcrcy's arches-l
tra.
Dlimont McKibbin and “'lllialn
Gustafsono of this city are planning to
start on a transocontinental hike on
Monday morning. when they leave.
Norwalk for California, taking the'
northern route. going to New York. to
Newark to Pittsburgh. to Cleveland.
to Chicago, to Toledo. and thence to
Omaha. and to Yellowstone National.
Park. They are planning to be gone'
all summer. returning here in the late
fall They will walk most of the way.
unless they are fortunate enough to
secure rides from town to town.
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Hearing on the Stratford town ap-
pointments will be held before the
legislative Judiciary mmmittee in
Hartford. Tuesday. April 17. The cal-
endar calls for hearings on the can-
didacy of Ivan L. Morcllouse and
George H. Bateman for Judge. and
deputy judge. respectively. On ac-
count of the death of Judge Blake-
man, which occured after the in-
troduction of the hill naming him
for re-appointment as judge. the
name of H. C. Hartford, of Hausa-
tonle avenue will be presented in
Judge Blakeman's place.
. . A ustin.
I
The Brophy Laundry plans to move
to its new location in the Second dis-,
trict tile latter part of May. from its;
present location on Seaview avenue. '
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This afternoon members of Troop;
N. 6. U. S. A.. will go to Rock Ridges
where they will have a signalling con- .
test conducted by Scoutmaster Edwin?
Q
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Local boat owners are preparing to
“go over the side" b ythe first of the
month. and are generally busy re-
1 .liling. repainting an rccaulking their
-: l“ . then \‘csscln.
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The Rev. J. J. Faust. former pas-.
lcr c. inc 1235‘. Avenue .‘-l. E. church!
\ .l to in clause of the cult-ices both
m il.: 1: 0;.lillg and in the evenzng at
lite ilasi n‘.-.~:.ue church tomorrow.
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F: Agnes Gua'd of Christ clutch in
UK ”4.211 “Jill the “'oman's Guild
of [11‘ chucil. wi'l hold a Dollar Social
at the church on Thursday evening
of next week. starting at 6:30 o'clock.
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.‘lrs. Albertso S. Beers. of Ray-
mond Terrace. enteltained the mem-
bers of the \’-Class of the Norwallt
Methodist Episcopal church at her
home last evening. Following the us-
":11 businem meeting a social session
was held.
..
m~.~
Blaster Donald Gustafson. of Platt‘
strw. t. was host to a large number or
his email friends at his home yestero
tiny afternoon. when he clebrated his
third birthday. The young people had
a \‘cry enjoyable time. refreshments
were served during the afternoon the
color scheme on the table being-blue
and pink. Among those present were:
Gladys and Mildred Holly. Marjorie
Buttery. Florence “’aters. Beatrice
Gustnfson. Charlotte and Lillian vaast.
Jean and Junior Btahi. Ethel and
listher Anderson. Robert Fogg.
Robert Jeffries. Roland and John
Anderson. Raymond Purdy. Fredl
Morrllli. Harry Gustafson. Jack '
Gullrin. Jr.. and Donald Gustaf-on.
Mrs. R. Buttery. Mrs. R. l-‘ogg, Mrs.
Charles Yeast, hire. R. Waters. Mrs.
Charles Jeffries. Mrs. J. Moreili. Mrs.
P. Gustafson. Mrs. J. Anderson, Mrs.
John Stahl, Mrs. R. H. Gustafson and
Mrs. J. Genrin.
STOPS COUCH AND “'KEEZY
BREATBING
“Had a cough and wheezing in my
throat." writes Caroline Dillard.
Petersburg. Va. “Foley's Honey and
Tar gave me quick relief and stopped
my cough." Coughs resulting from
Flu, Grippe, Whooping Cough. Asth-
ma and Bronchitis, quickly relieved
with Foley's Honey and Tar. Three
generations of satisfied users In".
made Foley's Honey and Tar the
largest selling cough medicine in the
“'orld. Refuse substitutes. Insist
upon Foley's. Stillson, Powell Corpor-
ation.-AdV. -
YOUR
STRONG .
BOX
A box in the safety de'
posit vault of this bank
is your strong box. It
Is the safest place to
keep Your rs
valuables. pope and
Date
April 15, 1901
April 15. 1905
April 15. 1907
April 15; 1911
April 15, 1915
April 15, 1919 ,
April, 14.1923
l
APRIL 15, 1923.
Capital
50,000
50,000.
50,000
50,000
50,000
100,000
‘ 131.79
. .509.“
-3,877.32
11,857.95
Surplus & Profits
.533013 ’
282,593.18 .
22nd Birthday
truly educated? Leader hil- Louise
Potter. 11:45 p. m. Evening Preaching
Service.
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Rev. J. \V. Morgan. pastor of the
Darien Methodist Church, has been
appointed pastor for another year.
The people of the Church are much
pleased with Mr. Morgan's work. and
the congregation sent a letter to the
conference at the Methodist Church.
in Bridgeport. asking if Mr. Morgan.
could be retamld for another year.
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Samuel Roodner. prominent Nor-
s'alk real estate man. purchased the
mend Corner on “'ednesday. The re-
ported purchase price was 860.000.
The property consists of all of the
focf— b' t a ' .
clause —dfire:j.— a lazy
After all, it is a mo,-
building and a .30. his"
fesponsibiiiues that all
the material 3- £530.: '
weather and C“_:g_.s d
m” hing ”Dar hr.
mg C0813. Spark .
your Chll’l'ifii‘jv‘, Cr 3
burning hcuse, may
disaster.
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SOUTHERK CQNN.
ROOFIZTG C3.
91 Washirgtm Street
80. Home; '“" ""'
L. 6.5.
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Amend property to Maple avenue. in~
cluding the huge tenement building.
the Amend home. the first floor of!
which up to last week. was occupied,
by Louis Schcde. plumber. Mr. Roo-..
ned recently bought the Pooley Bloci
and this new acquistion gives him tilr
entire frontage on Railroad avenu.
from the Lounsbury property to Map.
is avenue. i
CHARLES J. VARIAN
COXTRAt 1‘08 and (“Willi-ZR
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