Hilton Market! spent the week-end
In New York city as tne guest of rela-
tlvea
O O
—us.rr‘is & Guns. That's All
e e e
Benjamin Market! of the Marlee!
shoe store spent the week-end at his
home in Norwich. Conn.
. U U
-—Buy your Victrola at Donneily's
so easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until s p. m.
0 O 0
Miss Sylvia Shilepsky has taken a
position as stenogrspher with the
Evening Sentinel at its business oi”-
ilce.
O O
—-Hs.rris & Clans. That's all.
0 O 0
Mrs. Lottie Munro of North Main
street is in New Haven today attend-
ing a state meeting of the Girl Scout
officers. ‘
e e e
Don't miss this. “What
Rtnlto Theatre.
Milton Sills and
——Wivcl!
A Wife Learned."
Last time today.
others in cast.
0 e
Postmaster Edmund E. Crowe is
attending the annual meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States at the W'slderLAstoria in
New York. He is delegate and FE-
tionai Councilor from the South Nor-
walk Board of Trade.
0 O O
-—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Dell Shop. 7
B. 8. Ave. Phone 390.
0 0 O
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the Norwalk M. E. church
is meeting this afternoon at the
church. Mrs. Frank Heath will review
a. chapter in the hook “Building with
India" and Mrs. \V’. F. Ambler. of
Rowayton, will sing.
e e e
——Des.n "Valentino Tango" danced
in "4 Horsemen." Policy's Dancing
School.
A joint. reception will be held this
evening by the McKinley Cup of Spen-
ish War Veterans and \Vomcn's Aux-
iliary. in the Camp rooms on (Tom-
mercc street. to celebrate the silver
wedding anniversaries of M. J. .\lur-
phy. past commander of the Cnmp
and Mrs. J. Berhrich of the Auxiliary.
O O C
—The Ratln system is harmless to
propie and pets and “‘ill exterminate
rats and mice. For particulars.—
Perry. 1". D.. Box 8'”. Bridgeport.
Conn.
Ahearn has playea with the Mil-
fords and will play 3rd on Sunday.
while Johnson. who has played with
the Yale & Towne team of Stamford.
and who played with (Mic Schmidt's
New Cannons in the series with
Springwoods last year. will play left
field for the Lockwomts.
O I C
—Harris I: (lane. That's all.
0 O O
The “'oman‘s Association of the
South Norwalk Baptist church will
hold a birthday social at. the home of
In. Charles Roselly. 2 Cresent Ter-
race. on \Vednesday afternoon of this
week at 2 o‘clock. All ladies of the
church are invited to attend. and are
asked 0t bring a birthday bug or en-
velope.
0
—De Vito's. Armory tonight. Last
dance before summer engagement.
0 O C
”Development of the Moral Nnture
in the Child""
O 0
special address to be mode by Prof.
Earl Barnes nt ”:15 n‘t-lnrk Saturday
morning at tho: annual t’Uan‘nllon of
the Fairfleld (‘minty Teachers" unsort—
stion to “I held in Rildgv-purt. Finn'—
tlvaliy al of the al‘huul teachers in
.\'or\vnlk.\ill "Fund the (nineiilirm.
C O O
—-To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Bergstrom Shop. new i.
0. O. F. bids.
0
0 O
llilly Ahcarn of Nv-w Milford. a
former player on that hunt and Mur-
rie Johnson. both of “both are xvell
known to local imll fans. have. bm-n
signed by the. Lockwoods. and “ill
make, their appearance on tho Amuse-
ment l‘nrk diamond this coming Sun-
day.
0 0 O
——A~B gas range bodies are made
of Armco rust-resisting iron. The
ovens of aluminum alloy (not alum-
inum paint) and are guaranteed not
to rust. Many styles and sizes to be
found only at Angevlne's.
O O O
A double celebration of the 25th
anniversary will be held this evening
St the open meeting of “'illlnm Mc-
Kinley Camp and Auxiliary. t‘. S. \V.
V. This will be a celebration of the.
16th anniversary of the war, and
also the celebration of the pllver
weddings of Pnst Commander and
Hrs. M. J. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs.
William Berberich.
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VI in
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will be the subject of al
Victory Bonds
Due May 20, 1923, may be deposited on
your account now at. par and the 1
full amount of coupon.
. m.“ sea... Bank
summation“
Charles A. Davis and Joseph Let-
isio will attend the annual convention
of the Foresters of America in Tor-
rington this afternoon. They will re-
present Court Naarruk.
O O O
The annual dinner and business
meeting of the Fair-field County Y. M.
C. A. will be held at 1 o'clock D. S. '1‘.
tonight at the Norweik M. E. church.
The speaker of the occasion will be
Dr. Samuel W. Grifrlln. D D. or New
York city. Annual reports will be
read.
0 O D
--De Vito‘s. Armory tonight. Lest
dance before summer enmemenl.
0 O O
The engagement of Miss Florence
Amelia Lincoln. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James H. Lincoln of 51 Putnam
avenue. to Harry H. Ohlrnan. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ohlman of. As-
toria. L. 1.. formerly of this city. has
been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Lin-
coln. Miss Lincoln is one of the su-
pervisors at the local exchange of
the Southern New England Tele-
phone Company, while Mr. Ohlman
is employed by the White J. W'ells
Paper Box Company.
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Fresh Green Mackerel ....... 25c. lb.
Butter Fish .......... 2 lbs. for 25¢
Flat Fish . ..... . . . . . . . 2 lbs. for 26¢
Crackers ............. 2 lbs. for 25c
And all kinds of fresh fish at the
\iashingtnn street bridge from 9 un-
til 6. James J. Ghiotto.
—l’.nst time. today. Milton Sills and
others in “W’hat A Wife Learned."
Rinlto Theatre.
0 O 0
A meeting will be held tonight by
the membership committee appoint-
ed' at a mum meeting held last week.
to talk over and prepare plans for
the formation of a Springwood Club.
This club plans not only to encour-
ngc sports in all branches. but to look
after the Welfare of the entire Spring-
wood section. The following mem-
bers of the committee are to meet
this evening to discuss plans: John
Kvanc. Joseph Maleck, Julius Le-
hotzky. Arthur Tyre-ll. Yale Your-
disky. James Mnrino. Joseph Msrone.
Michael Rippner. “‘lllinm Redway.
John Kreako. .lohn Reflex. \Villiai‘n
Iloltnlo. Andrew Govnio. Andrew
ncllus. Joseph Damnto. Stephen liar-
East Norwalk
M. D. Madey of Rest avenue yester-
day started work on the excax-‘tlens
for the addition to his building.
0 O 0
Frank ll. Roberts started work
yesterday on his new home on \Vai-
lace avenue. Marvin Beach. The
home is to be of Colonial type with
a sun parlor.
The annual Thank Offering of the
\Vomen's Foreign Missionary society
of the East Avenue M. E. Church will
be held at the home of Mrs. Green-
wood this evening at 8 o'clock (D.
'l‘.) A short talk by the pastor, Rev.
1.. Earl Shotfner. will be given and
the business session will then follow,
to be followed in turn by a social
gathering.
O O O
Considerable progress is being
made on the work of the construction
of the foundation for the. new C. A
K. factory. Several of lhe concrete
piles on which the factory is to rest.
have been erected and the moulds re-
mowd. \Vorkmcn are busy clearing
out the rest of the excmation and
many pruple have looked 0\er the
work “‘llh considerable interest.
0 O 0
Molnrists who speed through Lib-
I'l'ly Square (itch morning are men-
ueing the llxcs of people who change
trolleys at the square. by their reck-
lv-as dri\ing. School children who
have occasion to cross the square
are also menaccd by these seemingly
speed-mad motorists. all of whom are
local people. A petition may be pre-
scnlt‘d to the council requesting that.
an officer he stationedat the square
in the morning especially during the
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be safe. ‘ '
Dr. and ' Mrs. J. J. Stmhmeyer of
New York have arrived at their sum-
mer home. "Alta Site.” at Bell Island.
‘ , O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Martin or New York
city spent Sunday. the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Stevens on Rowayton
avenue.
‘ -.'.
C O 0
George LaFountaine has purchased
a lot on Crockett street from John 1!.
Broadway on which he intends to,
build a house in the near future.
‘ O C U
The Nerwalk Yacht Club placed its
fleet in position for the season yester-
day. but was found to be’leaking. and
it. had to be hauled on shore and
caulkcd.
O O C
The Adam All-Stars of Bowaytou
have strengthened their team by the
acquisition of Boski. Art Ladrigan and
Makowsky. Beski is a star second
baseman and Makowsky is a. catcher
of the first rank. while‘ Ladrigan is a
hard hitter and line utility man.
Darien
Charles Smith and family of Leroy
avenue. spent Sunday and yesterday
with friends in Hartford. —
O O
Mrs. L. A. Kinney and Miss Lucille
Peeblce. of West Norwslk. are spend-
ing a few days in Massachusetts.
.' . .
John Adams. of Noroton. and Ed-
mund Brencher. of Railroad avenue
were visitors in Norwalk on Sunday.
0 O l
Frederick ll. Smith of the Post
Road. spent Sunday at Smith's Island.
Mr. Smith is putting his power boat
in shape. preparatory tot launching it.
I O 0
Mrs. Charles . D. Lockwood of
Bridgeport. is spending the week with
her mother. Mrs. Hanford Smith of
West avenue. '
O O 0
Frank Wright and family of Cedar
Gate. are returning home hem New
Smyrna. Florida. in Mr. \Vright‘s
yacht. after spending the winter there.
I 0 O
The Baker School nine won their
second game of the season from the
Boyle School nine. hat week. when
they defeated them by the score of
20 to :1. The game was played at
Lynch's held. Phileox pitched for
the Royle nine.
——Ice, sand. gravel. loam. horse and
cow manure. Raymond Street I: Son.
Phone 100 Darien.
O , O
The Hindiey Janior High School
Seconds will play the Center Junior
High School Second team. tenorrow
afternoon. The locals expect to beat
the Nor-walkers. thus avenging the do.
feet the Center big seam gave to the
Noroton firsts.
e 0 I
Mrs. Cecilia S. Haughney. of Nore-
ton. was fined 81 yesterday morning
in Noru'alk. when arraigned before
Judge George H. Vosburgh. for vio-
lating the parking ordinance. l'a-
trelman Frank S. Stratton made the
arrest. .
I O O
The Schubert Club of Stamford.
met last evening at the home of Mrs.
George if. Mason. 0‘! Highelnd ave-
nue. The Study Club was present and
discussed the. oubject of “The Sym-
phony Orchestra." in addition to
this several piano eeeictions were rcn-
dercd by the visiting artists.
O
Tickets hava.been .put on sale for
“The Beantown Choir." which will be
presented on Friday exening of this
week by members of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. for the benefit of
the Epworth League. The entertain-
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The-Peeple’s
.brush fire yesterday afternoon at one
meat: will be held in the Boyle School
Auditorium.
, e e e
The Adam All Stars of Rowayton.
traveled to the biases let in Dorian.
on Saturday. expecting to play the
Hindiey Junior High School Seconds.
The Second team for some reason or
other. did not show up. The All.
Stars would like to book games with
the 80er and Baker School'nines.
.
The Darlen for: Department was
called out to their "daily" dress and
o'clock. The . tire was at Butler’s
Island. near the old Randall estate.
No damage was done to the buildings.
but a few young trees were burned.
The Larrabee responded to the alarm.
Hereafter in grass tires the Larr‘abee
Will respond'at all times. and it a sec-
ond alarm is necessary. the Mack will
go to the scene of action.
II 0 O
The Board of Selectmen held their
weekly meeting. yesterday morning in
the Town Hall. Two or three have
made applications for the job at Pear-
tree Point. and a. man will be ap.
pointed at their weekly meeting. on
Monday of next week. E. T. Bates,
second selectmsu. has been given
charge of the Point. temporarily
and he has several men cleaning up
the Point. The float has been paint.
ed and it will be put in the Water
sometime this week. Mr. Bates. re-
ported thatt several were in swim-
,ming.yesterdpy. The matter of sta-
tioning an officer at the Post Road.
at the corner of Center street. from 8
to 7 in the evening was also taken
up. At this time. several trains ar-
the and treat: is very heavy. necessi-
tating an additional officer. The newt
otheer. will either be George \‘eile or
Ernest L. Great. formerly tramc oi'n-
err.-
e
Noroton
Mrs. Rosalie Eiltmsn Romeyn was
a recent visitor at the home of her
brother D. L Elilman on the Point.
The new Truck purchased by the
Noroton Tire 00.. seems to be giving
general satisfaction. The truck was
out on two or three trail spins Sun-
day and the property owners here
are much pleased that the Noroton
Tire Co. owns such a remarkably fine
apparatus.
0 O I
Rev. Mr. Bailey and wife of Say-
brook. Conn. have beeen spending a l‘
few days as the guests of Mrs. A.
Lloyd DelaJield of the Poet reed.
Rev. Bailey was minister in charge
here of the Episcopal Church for
two years after the death of Rev.
Hiramban Kirk.
. 0 O I
Clarence Bouton. the Neroton.
man. has rented one of the trout
stores in the new Dolan building at
the Heights and has opened his office
there.
'A fishing pparty consisting of
Libyan". Bartram Probate Judge of
Stamford. and-Charles Pond Webb.
Realtor. went to Lake Bantam. Conn.
Conn. over Sunday.
O O O
The land. adjacent to Carl Weis-
heits's restaurant. which has been
cleared is receiving a heavy coat of
top soil to complete-the work.
0 O O
The new garage. saiesroom. and
auto accessory store which is expect—
ing to do a large business through
the summer season will open on the
morning of May 15.
O O O
Bolden Brown Jr. and family movo
ml Tuesday to the new home that
they have bought recently at Shippsn
Point.
O O I .
The old Weed home on Noroton
Ave... which was sold recently to Mr.
McGlashan of Darien. is undergoing
a thorough overhauling.
anniversary of his brother.
Compe street. he noticed a volume of
rafter had fallen across the bed. Mr.
to llamachueetts. Mr. Dayton reports
that he caught 75 fish.
are asking. where are the fish?
0 0
have ordered a sidewalk of concrete
to start at the top of State street hill
at Coupe Inn. and reach Nash's Cor-
ners on the West side. and on the east
side another walk to reach from Han-
fords Corner to the east side of Black-
unith hill.
sold to John M. Conery two acres of
land on the south side and adjoining
property now owned by Mr. Coffer-y.
sold to Winfield S. Allen.
Narrow Rocks Road.
from Martha Gregory of Norwalk. lot
No. is. Great Marsh. Westport. with
buildings.
with buildings.
sold to John Ledesco of Sauratuck. a
lot south of the land formerly owned
by Michael Donaher.
itor in Norwalk yesterday.
Mrs. Session. of Noroton Ave" en-
tertained'her son Dr. Francis Scan-
ien of Norwalk last Sunday.
0 0 c .
'The large Harris‘ house. formerly
the Stokes place is again, on the
market. '
O ,0 0
Mrs. Bell. who was formerly. Mrs.
Jack Garvin of this place. spent a
couple of days in town recently.
e e e .
rs. Lounsbbbury of the
cod went the week end
Mr. and
Rings End
in Noroton.
O O O
Probate Judge Gilsen and family,
of New Raven. spent Sunday in Nor-
Weetport
Mr. C. C. Bennett. advertising so-
licitor of the Westporter Herald. has
resigned his position and has accepted
employment in Barbertormohio. with
The Barber-ton Herald.
0 O 0
Miss Lucille Mac Denali. student at
the Connecticut College for “'omen.
spent the week-end with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mac Denali of
Compo street.
Joseph '1‘. Bradley of Coleytown.
who had been ill for a long time. died
Saturday morning. The funeral was
held at. his late home, yesterday.
0 O 0
Mr. Jerry Keshanc dropped an iron
bar on his feet while trying to lift
the end of a large car. The accident
was very painful but not dangerous.
Mr. Keshenc fracturing a bone.
0 O O
“I F. H. Preston has purchased a
new car.
0 0 0
David Bach attended the birthday
Herman
Such. in . Nerwalk. Sunday.
‘ O O 0
Sunday. about noon. as Lam
llunt was driving his truck down
smoke coming from the rear of the
l-‘urber home. Realising it did not
come from the chimney he took a tire
extinguisher from the truck and noti-
tled the family. who were at dinner.
that the house was on fire. The en-
tire rear root was ablaze and one
Hunt put out the tire single-handed!
O I 0
Mrs. hank B. Rayton spent the
week.end in New Haven.
0 0 I
Frank Dayton and Robert Pearson
returned yesterday from a fishing trip
The family
The State Highway Commission
Emma L. Bowman of Bowayton
John Allen. 2d. and Edward S. Allen
a lot on
Compo.
O O 0
false): Clark of Norwalk purchased
Meta Got-ham purchased lot No. 13
located in Great
Manh. Westpert.
O
Gershom B. and L. Louise Bradley
0
Mrs. Jessica Mamnovich was a vis-
Thain“ P“ m legion
and anxiihry will hold their regula-
monthty meeting tomorrow evening at
table's Hall. Reports will be made on
the entertainment or last week. and
plans formulated to entertain the cast
of “Katcha Koo."
O
e e
The regular my Meeting of the
Westport Chapter of the Home for the
Aged was held in the library Monday
afternoon. The treasurers. report
showed a gratifying balance from
which payment to the treasurer of the
home was ordered. The bills for due.
for 1923 will be issued in a few weeks
and all
make prompt payment.
0 O 0
Leo Milieu" is to take a star part
Girls Club in Norwalk.
0 O 0
Rev. Edward Luke Reed will hold
at 4 o’clock in the afternoon in Christ
church.
0 O O
The Bedford school baseball nine
played the Bridge street school yester-
day afternoon. The Bedford boys were
the winners. Milo Stearns made I.
home run.
0
Miss Helene Kemper of Owenoke
attended the luncheon given at the.
ford Academy Alumnae of Southern
Connecticut.
Dempsey Posts Weight
Forfeit with Chimbola
for Mulligan Bout
was in this city last night and held a
ager of Chick Dorsey. regarding a bout
with Young Mulligan of this city.
Dempsey posted a. weight forfeit of
850 with Chlmbola and if Mulligan's
manager posts a. like amount the
bout will be staged as the semi-final
at the next show in Stamford. Chim-
bola. stated that it the money was not
posted that Dorsey would be matched
up with Nick Petite of Bridgeport for
the semi-final bout of the evening.
WILLARD
members ans requested to ;
in the play given by the Women‘s and ,
confirmation lectures every Thursday:
New Haven Lawn Club by the Brsd- I
promoter Joe Chimbola of Stamford '
conference with Jack Dempsey. man- ;
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