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CITY AND ‘VICINITY
28 candidate. will he initiated to-
llflht Bl
Slaters' Rebekah lodge.
.
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—Dancing after “The Singing
School" at Community Hall tonight.
Tickets 3 5 cents.
.
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Lewis ll. Nash of this city. is regis-
tered as stopping :it the Waldorf-As-
toria llntcl. New York city.
0 O C
—Harris & Gans. That's all.
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J. Emory Simona and J. TV. Slauson
New
of Rogers &- Stevens were in
York yesterday on It business trip.
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—Sperinl Si lunch at Norw'k Country
starting this week.
C
Club on (-ry l-‘t‘i-luy
. .
HerbertiThuclt of the
clothing cm‘npanyf moved
from the llrnnx to (‘rrscan N. Y.
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-—Somctmn: new at Camilla Gift
Shoppe, 653 \anl street.
glassware. in blue and green.
Frank llnllywoml. stewnrt of the
Norwnlk i‘mtntry club has resumed
his duties lifter a ‘slight operation
performed in it New York hospital.
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——Eycs examined
12d. R. A. Benedict, jeweler.
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(‘hurlea ll, ll'vrrir: of lmdgwooil
Farm has pur-huuvi it new touring
lutnmohile. 'l‘hr- m'w'hiiii- H a special.
built one with every mmicrn fcnttire.‘
——You may
hats at Joseph Davis}
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vii-“mlvcizz \tnro admitted
l‘liflhl imu‘
at the meeting of the Nrsrwalk nllllil-
ing, Lorin utivl lttw~~xtnwnt :iHOi‘lJllnn.
held yesterdm- ill the oilix rs of Taylor
8: Golden. in~ ,\'.. llmns \‘scr" made.
O C C
——Danclng after "The Singing
School" at t'ommunlty lizill tonight.
Tickets 35 cents.
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Marlo ('li.tn'.lN-. Metropolitan Opera
tenor. )t'$"‘l’tl.’l}' ll‘ll't'tht vi the 17 acre
Henry .\. .\Il:vll\-‘ iiim .ii North “'il-
ton. llh'l :inuo'nmr l it" \\ill make his
perlimnrtit ll'>ll"' llll i".
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-—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also n'i
Doll Shop. 7
kinds of doll repairing.
R. 11. Ave. Phone :90.
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A (in: u is lull. -l in.“ an automobile
It Mnin :Ill'l llll'lr‘tvll :«Irvcta yester-
day nwi‘nt'dm: to a report to the First
district pulmc.
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Dr. “'illiim .l. Ti'nccy is expected
to return tonlcht from “‘orcoster.
Muss. \\‘ll"lt‘ he has lit-on attending
the convention of the American Col-
lege of Surly-Inna.
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——Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
Store open
on easy weekly payments.
evenings until 9 p. m.
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Ray Corhrini. sun of Mr.
to Dr. Robert
ficer today.
been qurirnntinml.
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—If you mm :1
l2. l’erduo,
buy it now. lmrnusc they arc cheap—
er just for a tiny. than they have,
been or will be for some time. A his:
stock of prctty patterns at Ango-
\lnc's.
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Mrs. lldwnrul Sn‘ith. :9 Srnvimv axe-
rlue, was: linstrss nt :1 soclal'ziven
yesterday afternoon in honor of the
thirty-third Fnl‘.t"l‘§lll')’ of the “'11:"-
Ioever ("ircle of the South Norwnlk
Conarezntionnl f’lilll'ill. After the
business IO.‘"‘ll|ll.
The next tnw‘tinl: of the
the hostess for that occasion to
announced later, -
a regular meeting of Our
c
Copyright
Monday
and glasses. fit.
huv union label strlw
and Mrs.
Leslie \V. Corhum. llillie avenue. is ill
at the home of his parents with scar-
let fever according to a rcpnrt made
health of-
The i‘mrhnm home has
[enjoyable
:guesta departing at 3 late bour.~
o s o
ru:-—you should
liill"litllll \\'.ifl served.
circle will
be held the sot-rind Tuesday in Jun".
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Protection for Many
" Reduces Cost
for You.
Even tho! office safe is
not proof against the
burglar .0 today, who
works Wit an acetylene f
torch and high explosives.
fl. is skilled in his trade
; fund I “professional" us-
. , -finishcs every job
he undertakes.
"Behind the massive steel
and concrete walls of our
Safe Deposit Vault your
valuables will he as safe
as it is possible to make
them. Because we provide
protection for so many we
can supply you with a box
for a small annual rental.
$4 a Year.
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So Norwolk
Savings
Bank
Following the business meeting Of
the Broad River Community club
ehold last nightwa. social time was on-
Joyed- . ‘
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-—You may buy union label straw
hats at. Joseph Davis'.
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The master's degree was conferred
at a. special convocation of \Vashing-
ton Chapter. No. 24. Royal Arch Ma-
sons, hold last night.
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—Spccial .81 lunch at Norw’k Country
Club eve'ry Friday starting this week.
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St. Paul's Guild is. holding a meet-
ing this afternoon to make orange-
menta for a supper to be held on May
24.
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—Harris «I: Guns. That's all.
Llr. and Mrs. George Keeler of
“font avenue attended a. dance at the
(‘aéino. Bridgeport. recently. and won
Deven‘ish ; first prize. in the Hungarian czardas.
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—You may buy union label straw
hats at Joseph Davis’.
C 0st.
Violet Troop. No. 2. Girl Scouts, will
cntertafn mothers and friends of the
troop at the Senior High school. on
Thurnday night. Miss Anna Prender-
gust is captain of the troop.
O O C
——Speclal 81 lunch at Norw’k Country
Club cu‘ry Friday starting this week.
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The, Hospital \Vhlst club will meet
with.l\lrs. F. S. Lyon. 126 Flax Hill
road. on Friday afternoon of this
week. The hostess will be glad to have
the ladies who are to attend. notify
her as soon as possible.
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-»»l)o not fall to visit A. J. Collins
Co‘s store on Dollar Day. You‘ll find
the grratcst array of values ever as-
sembled. Not only that. special
prices will prevail on entire line.
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The final "card" night for the sea-
‘son will be held this evening at the
South Nor-walk club with a prize for
everyone in addition to prizes for high
and low scores. A hot roast beef
luncheon will be served by the steward
inliowlng cards.
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——Harris 6: Gans. That's All
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Following the performance. mem-
lwrs of the cast and chorus of the
musical comedy “Miss Bob “'hlte"
(-tijnyed a. delightful informal dance
and social hour at the Palace theatre
last night. Punch and cako was
served by the committee in charge of
the play.
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—Spccial 81 lunch at Norw‘k Country
Club evctry Friday starting this week.
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About twenty of the friends of
Lyman Bracken. gathered at his home.
15 Academy street last evening. the
occasion being a surprise party on the
young man. who was celebrating his
birthday. Captain Bracken entertained
his guests with stories of some of his
travels in the Good Ship Shirley. An
evening was spent. the
-—Do not fail to visit A. J. Collins
Coin store. on ltollar Day. You'll find
the greatest array of values ever as-
sembled. Not only that, special
prices will prevail on entire line.
0 0 C .
—‘Spccial 81 lunch at Norw‘k‘ Country
Club ¢'\‘('ry Friday starting this week.
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Announcement has been made of tho
marriaga. on May 9th. 'by the Rev. 1..
liarl Shaffner. pastor of the East
.\\cnue M. E. church. of Miss Plum-
ell Amelia Cummings. of Pine Hill
avenue. East Norwalk to Lester W.
linahes. also of East Norwalk. Both
young people are wall known. and
their friends wish them much hap-
piness. -
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—-—You may buy union label straw
liatsat Joseph Davis'.
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A special meeting of the Senior
(‘lnss of the High School. was held
yesterday afternoon. As Ladue “'hip-
pie. had not yet made a. report of
the proceeds of the Senior Dance.
nothing was done about the Senior
I‘rom. Miss Emma Ruby is chairman
of the Prom Committee and Miss
Miriam Bayalnger. chairman of the
decorations committee. It is thought
that about $15 or $20 was cleared on
the dance.
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—.\Imc. Jeanette will run a. big
bargain sale. Thursday. May 17th. in
temporary quarters. formerly Occu-
pied by the Clifford Hotel Barber
Shop. . . .
The many friends of "Cy" Benedict.
-treaauror of the Central Trust com-
pany, who was painfully injured when
the horse ho was riding slipped and
rolled down an embankment. will be
glad to learn that h; was able to be
about this morning for the first time
in a week. It 'wlil be several weeks.
however. «before "Cy" will regain the
use of his right arm.
East Norwalk ,
St. Agnes Guild of Christ church.
will meet next week.
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Councilman George E. lngham
leave- tonlght on a budnoss trip to
Clevelind. Ohio. He will be becom-
panied by his son Paul.
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The Watch Your Stitch club will
meet tomorrow. Thursday afternoon.
with Mrs. Charles Seymour 69 Win-
fi~ld street. .
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The Nor-walk Kiwanis club will
start to hold it. weekly‘lunchoons at
the Norwalk Country club beginning;1
HOW noon. “
to
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. regular-mothoopflo.
3.8.A..wlllbohotdonm
Morin-mum
peatcd on Friday this
week as well.
evening of
O O O .
Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. B.’ Foote
attended the annual
forence of the Episcopal church. held
in St. John's church. Bridgeport,
yesterday.
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Mrs. David Gould of 13 \Vlnfield
street delivered an address on "New
Thought." at the New Thought Cen-
ter at the Universalist Church, New
Haven. last. evening.
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Now that the city council has do:
cided to accept alternate plans for
the Calf Pasture Beach bathing pa-
vilion. it is expected by East Nor-
waik people that some action will be
taken towards having the building
rondructed so that they can be used
till? your.
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Residents of Raymond Terrace peti-
tioned the city council for a sewer ex-
tension into that street last night.
Their request came to late to have
the money included in the Highway
budget. so that they will have to ap—
pear bolas. the Board of Estimate
and Taxation and ask that money be
appropriated for the work. It is es-
timatcd that the work will cost about
$1,000.
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A list of the scheduled dances to
be held by the Norwalk Country
club. has been prepared and has been;
posted on the club bulictin hoard.
Speidci‘s orchestra. has hccn re-en-
gsged for this season. by demand of
tho membera The first .dance will
be held on Decoration Day. May 30th.
while in July there will be dances on
the 4th. the 7th. the 14th and the
21st. In August on the 4th. the. 11th.
the 18th and 25th: in September on
the lat and 3rd: in OFlOlM-l‘ on the
3131: in November on the 39th. and
Elsi.
in December on the -5th and
Rowayton '
Milton Evory. of Rowayton avrnuc,
has purchased a new sedan.
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of Rownyton nvp.
iirw Dodge
Russell Thames.
nue. has purchased a
touring car.
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Albert .‘(akowsky oi“ Highland rive—
nue. has accepted a position with the
Ciuctt. Peabody .‘i- Company.
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Sdhford Wicks has entered the em-
ploy of the Standard Oil company.
\Vilson avenue. as salesman.
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Master Harvey Minor
ton avenue. has returned
school duties. after a week's
o a s
Lowdcn Jusup of Rowayton ave-
nue. left. yesterday morning for a
pleasure trip to Bermuda.
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of Rowav-
to his
illness.
Charles Vaughan of Rowayton ave-:
nue. has sold his sailboat to Low-den
Jessup of Rowayton avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. \V. F. Ambler. of
Rowayton avenue. have returned
from a. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tracy
B. Ambler in Lee. Mass.
0 O C
S. Bodycott & Co. have completem
a one-car garage in the rear of Mrs.
Nettie Raymond's home in Raymond
street.
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Miss E. Sivitzer has returned to
her home in Raymond street. after
spending the winter months in Flor-
lda.
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Commodore W'llllam B. l'nholtz is
having his yacht overhauled on Cap-
tnln Andrew Mills'wvnys and cxpccts
to have the vessel in commission by
Memorial Day. Frederick Zippercr
is assisting in the work.
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James J. Desmond has completed
the overhauling of his yacht on the.
shore of Captain Andrew Mills- pro—l
perty. and will soon have the craft
ready for the summer.
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The Rownyton fire wagon improve-
ments are nearly completed and it is
now being tried out and will go to
the paint shop and probably be. re-
turned to tire headquarters within
the next week. and be. ready for scr-
vice.
The Laiai Lama of Tibet owns‘a
motorcycle.
0
GOOD ROADS ’
The belt salesman in the
world is —— GOOD!
RHODES!
v
Build the road to YOUR
future financial indepen-
dence by starting an ac-
com with this Simona,
CONSERVATIVE, CON-
vsnmmv LOCATED
BANK. .
e - ' , v; ‘ . .~ g
- Your m: is allotted,
whether large or small.
Liberal interest paid on
Brian. : ‘
a
diocesan ; con~ .
and
‘1
Gate. after spending the winter in
'Florida.
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VVllliam Blarney Gaywood or the
Post road is spending today in New
3
York city. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. F. H. SimmOns of
New York city have returned to their
home in Tokaneke.
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George Velie has been Appointed
dog warden by the state. Mr. Ottmcr
was former dog warden. but his term
expired on May lot.
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Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stevens have
returned to their home on Maple avo-
nue after spending the wintor in
Florida. ‘
C O O
Irene Czoll. daughter of Kr. and
Mrs. Simon Czoll of the Post Road.
was discharged from the )(anhattan
State Hospital on Sunday. as she is
now well. Miss 02011 has been in the
hospital since February 14th. At pro-
sr-nt she is visiting relatives in New
Jt‘l‘Sey. and will return to her Dal-ion
home within the next two weeks.
I O O
The game scheduled for yostorday
afternoon» between the Hindley Junior
High team and the King school of
Stanford. was postponed on account
of the weather and will I). played to-
day. The Hindley second team is on-
duivoring to schedule a. game for
Friday afternoon with tho Roy]. first
team. This game will be pllyed I.
Lynch's field. '
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The town highway department has
finished the laying of the new cement
walk the length of Center strut.
mm- ‘th'e Home Bank and Trust. com-
pany. The work WI. done by (h.
department for tho bank. While at
work layi: i; the sidewalk. the men
atl‘llf‘k an old cesspool which had
lwcn the one used by the Columbia
hotel. Older residents of town will
rcmemher that the Columblo hotel
burned down many years ago.
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.\t theI weekly muting of tho Botrd
of Selectmen. held on Monday morn-
ing. James G. Scanlon of Sttmford.
V was appointed by Edgar T. Bates. who
hm: charge of the matter. to take care
or Pear Tree Point. Mr. Scanlon will
litnk after the grounds at all times.
will keep them clean. and will so. to
it. that objectionable bathing suits are
not worn Mr. Seanlon will assure his
duties on the Sunday before Memior-
int Day. Meanwhile. Mr. Bates isa
daily visitor at the Point. putting it in
shape {or the opening of the sea-
con.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hatch left this
morning for New York. On Friday
they will sail for Lon Angelou. They
lime purchased their tickets through
thr- agency of Mrs. F. B. Chadderton
and Son of Darlen. and will make the
trip by bad: on the Pacific Mall Ship
line. ,The trip will be made on the
"Columbia" and will inks 23 do“. Ind
takes them through the Panama. can-
:11. Mr. Hatch. who was former own-
r-i- and editor of the Barton Review.
snys that he intends staying in Cali-
fornia an indefinite period of time.
it is likely that he will become
engaged in the newspaper business
again.
Twenty-nine superior roads entered
Rome in her zenith, some of them ex-
tending into Spain. Gaul. Illyris. and
Thrace.
MARY 0. mm
HARPER METHOD .
SinmmolnsbScalp matmcm
Focials—Bluflming
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soum nonwaur. CONN.
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- _ FIFTH
VICTORY LOAN
“NOTES.
‘ i may be. cashed ‘
at once ‘_ - i. _.
for
~ , ‘ ' full value
and ,inter'cst’
at
F. D. Wright hoax-stun“ to Cedar
Noroton
Flatdsh are still being caught in
considerable numbers in local waters.
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John Kat-shall. of the Post Road,
Miller's Bridge section. has rented a
part‘ofbis home to Gleabrook people.
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Lynford M. Dickinlon and family
of the Point spent. Saturday and Sun-
day in town. _
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Oyster Dodo. located off Darlen
Endrharbor. are being surveyed and
staked off. ~
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Mrs. launchin- of New Rochelle. N.
Y.. is the guest of Mrs. Harry Or-
chard on Bell Ave. ‘
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The. Misses Kano of Brooklyn. N.
Y.. spent the week-cud at their sum-
mer midonco here.
The old home of John Manon in
Noroton Heights has been sold re-
ccntly.
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Word was received here a short
time ago of the death in Mass. of the
mother of Mrs. Thomas Farley of
this place.
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Jeremiah Doyle of Noroton Heights
has taken a position as gardener on
the estate of Julius Brown on the,
Rings End Road.
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A new parlor car with kitchen and
dining hall attached passed through
town recently on the tracks of the
Connocticut Company.
Westport
The children of Christ church
Sunday school will hold I. food sale
in Green’s drug store Saturday morn-
ing from D a. m.‘ until 1 p. tn.
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Frederick Guild of Liorningslde
drive. Greens Farms. died at his
home on the afternoon of May 14th,
in his 78th year. Doceused leaves a.
widow. and two daughters. Mrs.
Browne and Miss Charlena Guild.
Funeral services wore held in Christ
church at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Rev. E. L. Reed. rector of Christ
church. officiating. The interment
was in Willowbrook cemetery.
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A son was born yesterday to Mr.
and Mum-James De Maria of State
street. The baby will be christened
William Anthony.
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Mrs. Stanley Watts was a visitor in
New York yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schuyler and
daughter. Joy. arrived yesterday from
Arizona. for a week's visit with Mrs.
Schuyler's mother. Mrs. Jelliae of
Compo street. Mr. and Mrs. Schuy-
ler will visit for a. few weeks in
Maine. after which they expect: to
take up their roaidoncc near Boston.
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The Informal Bridge Club met at
tho homo of Mrs. Oscar Abbott. yea-
terday afternoon.
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Min Janet Crawford will attend a.
social service conference at “Fash-
lngton. D. 0.. this week. Delegates
are expected from diner-ant parts of
the country and many able speakers.
Miss Crawford is being sent as a. rep-
resentatlvo of her college.
0 O C
There was a regular business
meeting of the Westport baseball
team in the library last evening.
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The Falrfield County Association of
Congregational Churches and Minis-
ters held its annual meeting in the
Greens Farms Congregational church
yesterday. At the morning session
reports were read. new business
brought up and addresses given. At
18:30 lunch was served in the
church parlors. The principal inci-
film
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dent of tho meeting m an ordina-
tion of C. Rambo m. a native
South African, who has ’bosn‘ ‘chosen
the associate represent-five in South
Africa. The missionary committee
of the Fair-acid County Association of
Cengngatlonal Churches has assum-
od the support of C. Kamila. Simu-
go as a. missionary of Rhodesian“-
tion in South Africa. '
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S. B. Wakeman ' spent the
end in New York city as tho
Dr. Hull.
of
o o o I .
Arnold Schlaet of Combo. is con-
fined to a hospital by illness.
. C O O
Ashton cantata. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D. fin-
ford or Saugatuck, has returned to
Bridgeport.
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Charles Squires ofeNew York city
has been visiting friends in town.
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Major John Zlow of New York
city is the guest or Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Anderson.
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David 8. Beach of Bridgeport. who
expects to be the next president of
the U. S. A.. was in town today dis-
tributing literature.
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Doric chapter. 0. E. 8.. held a
meeting in their rooms in the Fable
building last evening.
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Donald W. Asbford. who has been
the guest of Rev. Kenneth Macxon-
sio at the Holy Trinity rectory. left
Westport Monday for Boston.
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The Ladies. Aid Society met at tho
parsonage this afternoon.
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The Andersen cottage at Old Mill.
has been rented for the summer tc
Eugene Bevans of Bcthcl.
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The May festival held last Satur-
day at the home of Mrs. Sylvester
Foster. netted the Benencont Society
75. to be used in the missionary
fund.
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Arthur Dolgo has leased his cot-
tage at Owenoke to Thomas H. Quinn
of New York city.
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Mr. Alger has rented his bungalow
on Bridge street to Mrs. A. P. James
of New York city.
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Dr. Frank E. Lutz. a. New York
dentist. has rented at Patrick Oates
place at Compo. Mrs. Lutx. who is
a well-known illustrator. known. in
the Art “’orld as Clara Nernct. will
be a welcome addition to the art cir-
cle bore. Dr. and Mrs. Lutz will
come to Westport June 1st.
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The Rev. Edward Belden is spend-
lng a week's vacation with his par-
ents in Bristol. ‘
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The Compo Life
meeting at-
Scofield to make nominations for of-
hours for the coming year. The un-
nuei meeting and election will be held
the first Tuesday in June.
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The Neighborhood \‘i’hlst Club met
at the home of Mrs. George Green on
Evergreen avenue.
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There will be a dance tumor-low
night at the Charles Mills barn,
Greens Farms.
Guards held a.
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The Joseph J. Clinton FOIL Y. F.
“7.. met last evening in their club-
rooms and voted to coooparnto with
the Mathias Post. American Legion.
in the Memorial Day exercises. The
Commander Emil Dennert. and Pat
Driscoll were appointed as a com-
mittee to meet the Liston committee
to formulate plans.~ The committees
will meet Thursday evening.
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St. Agnes Guild met this afternoon
at the Christ Church parlors in an
all-day session. '
Sea of Azov teeems with fish.
Just as the automobile has sup-
needs of every fannly' , the
laundry of today supplies ev-
ery sanitary need from the
roughest; wash to the finest
finished fabrics.
Our telephone is 790 — call us,
and a representative will call
and explain our different
services that we can offer
you. -
NOBWAIK sum
LAUNDRY
Telephone no
48 Day Street South Norwflk
Good Investments ’
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‘ WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 19%
ENGLISH COURT
ORDERSREL « a
GP with:
LONDON, May iii—The
Cour
Appeal today ordered the rain 2
Art O'Brien “'hO “'35 deported“?l>u
[find after being arrC‘SlQ-l :_
larch round-up of Repubig... ”
thiaers. O’Brien was lvrn. ,_
the court on a. writ of hares-.3.
Upon his discharge by up.
O'Brien was immediately t :5. .
custody by officers from Son: _ J
and was removed to B11\\' 5.. ...
The case of Art Una...
the status of the bun-int;
Irish tgitators deported to
after the March round—up f: 1
and Scotland has al‘racted .. 4,. .
tontion in Great Britain. flFp‘r ‘ a‘
view of its reaction or. 1-7197 5.
mont. '
O'Brien twice made L‘Tygb gt...
application for a writ if hahe‘audc‘;
pus. 'but on May '3, mo m3... Q.
peals in Loridon derided 1‘ . a...“
should be granted. '1"
State government. attr
sition that Ireland's prison.
own, ultimately abandoned L» .
titude and O'Brien was snf‘: 3—. . .
England. “
Th0 situation is Of llt‘nt‘r‘;f to 0.
government because of the f 5“
the habeas corpus ac: cf :rt,
which O'Brien was ”from,
that no resident of li'. :‘
deported as a prisoncr .. =
that persons responsmle r
of the terms of the act may it; '
penalized. The March he
were by order of lav-gr,- .
Bridgcman and tho gong-y» .
dnds‘ itself faced with ~ .
passing an indemnity - .
the secretary and othr-r off-.313 ~
acted under him.
Mr. Bridgeman announced 2
House of Commons ycsterday
British government was l‘equfs '3
Irish Free State to l‘t’i‘ll“: .
all the deportees. lie := =
ATp'
is:
IJ.‘ v. he
government was conszdc
to prefer criminal charms agar
some pf the persons ItiiEl‘Z".. E;
that subject to such rm a¢., n -~
prlooners would be rah-:59: -:
return to England.
AMATEUR PLAY
SCORES AG.“
Inclement weather interfered to
certain extent with the attc 2r“. 1??! a
the second performance of
slcal comedy "Bob “'hitef'
last night at the Palace th
the Girls' and “'omor‘s 0
ever. the theatre was tax.
and it is expected that 1??“ :r'
from the play will exiwi .32.
(ions.
Th performance was
even more efficiency 237.1: (-n "
night. The principals cf the
and members of the cliu.
'13.; :1
p115?"
st-=:r’. tr“
s.
:..a’.e :5
;
5am. “hit" in the Sc; ._a‘ .
in the First. All of the 5:.
uses were encored t.:::n mi 1.:
again.
The solo dance “rs-tr
Mill Mildred Aller. “on 2.1.1”
plause. Through an error 3!
was mentioned on Blond-ix- = '
as I. chapu‘one. Instead zine airfare.
II the lead in the dance h'.:.;.:
ed by several of her 1“:r.3=. .
Lodico “'eld. also a l‘ftvfzrt‘ (f
and classical dancing. “rm aisn
seated a solo dance. “as rt“ c_\ ci v.11!
much applause.
Chapel-ones not mentioned h=f‘reili
the program in conncct-n-z ~.. 1:
Rose ballet were Mrs. '73: :, .
Lean and Mrs. Con. li»;w:'
was a member of the H':"'~:‘
chorus not previousiy 11:»: ‘ '
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