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f
_ Old Well lodge.
M. members are interested in the in-
stitution of
quarry. to be organized by a. delega-
tion or members and officers from St.
John's lodge. No. 3 of Bridgeport. at
the Masonic Temple on South Main
Street this evening. The motto of
the Perfect Craftman's Degree is
“service." “Co-operation" and "Scots.
bility.” Service. first to the Worship-
ful Master of the Blue Lodge in all
his work and to Masonry in general.
Co-operation for anything that will
make for a stronger Masonic,tratet'-
nity. and sociability among our own
members and among the craft in
general. The slogan is “Service to .
Masonry.” The matter of forming n ter. , . .. I.
"quarry in Old Well lodge was i—Buy ”a, VI in. “ Donnell Y'l
started by the “Class of 1922" which
class at its last meeting pmed a
resolution- sponsoring the movement.
Since this time
Well lodge and nine Past Masters
have been made acquainted With the
details of the “Perfect Crattsman's
Degree' 'and everyone ot‘them has
signed up to become members. Every
member of Old \Vell lodge is eligible
to membership and is cordially invit-r .
ed to be on hand.
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Over one hundred and twenty~five
members or St. John's lodge. No. 6,
F. and A. 31., and of Berkeley Chap-
ter. No. 9.3, Order of the Eastern
Star attended special services at tho
Norwalk M. E. church at 7:30 o'clock
last night. The two organizations
were the guests of the Men's Assem-
bly and the l’hilatlleu. class. The
church quartet sang two ’selcctlons
and solos were also sung by Harry L.
Sterling and Ernest W. Soule. Rev.
George il. Tompkins, pastor of the
church. delivered an interesting ser-
mon on the topic. "Building the Tem-
pic."
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—Harris d: Gans. That's all.
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Mrs. Lulu Lovelnnd Shepherd.
known as the “Silver—Tongued Orator
of the Rockies," (leliu‘rml an interest-
No. 108. 1'. t A.
a perfect crattsman's
every officer of Old ‘
The local police received notice
from the Stanford police last evening
that a Buick Touring car had been
stolen from that city last evening. and
asked them to be on the lookout for
it. e e e
David A. Green. supervisor of the
grade schools. attended the com-
mencement exercises at Starr's col-
lege. Saturday morning. Ind an
alumni dinner at Clarke's Universiti-
Worccster, in the evs.nlng. ‘
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- A complaint was received at police
headquarters last evening aboutLboys
causing a disturbance on Day street.
The police are investigating the mat-
on essy‘weehly payments. Store open
evenings until C p. in.
, . e“ e s‘ ,
The Ladies Aid Society of the First
Baptist Church-will hold their regular
business meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs..Davld Gould in
Winfield street. at .230 '(D T).
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Several friends not Mr._.and Mrs.
William Regsn__ gsthersd at their
home. 2.Quintard avenue. last eve;
ning to assist them in observing their
fourth wedding anniversary.
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Theodore Ruta who conducts a store
on Lexington avenue. reported to the
downtown police last evening that
some one hld entered. his place of
business.
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—No medicine cabinet is complete
without a fever thermometer. Get
an. mean-s. 3. J. memes.
son at their home. recently.
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niversary. .
e so
are beach-Bridgeport. yesterday.
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duties with the Norwalk Hour.
. .
Stamford yesterday. ,
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for the late Mrs. Beneditta Moi-iii
_ .> .: . . 7 .
last word. in modern.
q: -.,.
An anniversary high mass I for the
morning at: St. Mary's church.
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The vinitiatory will be worked at a
hsld~tonkhh
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Miss Laura Sweeney of Spring street
was a. visitor'in Stamford over the
week end.
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Francis x. Barrett has severed his
connections with Costbllo a O'Mears.
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one today at Mead's drug store.
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George Tooke.r of Flax Hill road
was removed to Dr. Bulsnd’s Sani-
tnrium in Westport yesterday for
treatment upon the request of Dr.
llradley.
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Mr. and Mrs. David H. Miller of
Elmwood avenue have gone to ‘Velles-
lay College to attend the graduation
. ose hinc.
an talk yesterday afternoon at the “r their .(iaughtfl' :1 .p
’ B. ‘2. ~ ‘ . '
32:31:; (1): 1th; Egg” ‘3'; “23;“ Court Laurel, Catholic Daughters of
n s u t. '
herd's subject was "Mormon Temple America. will hold the I.“ social
Secrets." In her address. Mrs. Shep-
herd Ilescrihml the life and netivltles
of the Mormons in the United States.
During the course of her talk. Mrs.
Shepherd remarked that it was very
probable that there was a. Norman in
her audience. The address was for
women only.
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Mrs. Spitzer 0t Rayxiew avenue re.-
pnrted that while parking her auto-
mobile in the public parking space
on Railroad avenue that a. car driven
by Mary Croat had collided with her
automobile. The. damage to both cars
was slight and the matter was settled
between the owners.
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Pnul Manner of llrlden avenue. re-
turned to \Vorcester. Mnss.. yesterday
to complete arrangements for gradua-
tion from Holy Cross College. Mr.
Magner has beenlintormed that he has
successfully completed the final exam-
inations of that college.
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--Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
inds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
3. R. Ave. Phone 390.
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At the Norwnlk Country club at 7
o‘clock tonight. there will be a. dinner
in honor of Rev. J. Benton V‘Vcrner.
rector of Grace church. who has com-
pleted twenty years of service in that
church. More than one hundred per-
sons will utctcnd the. dinner.
e _ o o '
Local friends of ‘Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Dorsey are receiving cards
from them in Massachusetts. where
they are enjoying their honeymoon.
They expect to return to their homes
early next Week.
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Banns of marriage for three couples
were announced yesterday morning at
St. Mary’s church by Rev. Thomas J.
Finn. They were: Lawrence Anastasia.
and Ida Christiano; Frank Penn and
Mary McGinnls and John Budnik and
Mary Cecilia Slsk.
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—Harris & Gans. That's all.
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Roland Plait. chief yeoman on i“
U. S. S. Langley is the guest of \Vil-
liam Sculley at his home on Monroe
street. Mr. Platt's boat is tied up at
the navy yards at Washington. where
it is being overhauled.
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The Silver-mine Club held a "spell-
ing bee" in the Village Room, Silver-
“Southwind” won the star class :-
at the Norwailt Yacht club. yester-
day.
meeting of the season tomorrow night
in the K. of C. hall.
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-qpecinl sale this week only. 38 1-8
per cent off. Camilla. Gift Shoppe. 68
Wall street.
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Julia. Kiska reported to the police
that she had struck a dog while driv-
ing her automobile and broken its leg.
The Dog Warden attended to the case.
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Michael Cochin who runs a store on
Railroad avenue. reported to the po-
lice. that his. place had been entered
sometme Saturday night.
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Miss Julienne Dumortier. who is a
srnior at Smith College. is visiting at
her home for a. week. returning Satur-
day for the Commencement exercises.
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Miss Florence T. Mitchell of Smith
College. Northampton. has returned to
her home on Flax Mill Road for the
summer vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fsirhurst of
Orchard street. enjoyed a trip to
West Point Saturday as guests of the
New York Athletic club. -
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Hundreds of visitors enjoyed an
outing at Roion Point park yesterdsr.
The concessions did a due business
during the entire day.
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“'illiam Sculley of New York city
spent the week end as the guest of his
parents at their home on Monroe
street.
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filarris a Gene. That's All
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Miss Mary Halsey of Belden avenue
has returned to her home from the
Norwalk hospital. where an operation
was performed recently.
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Edward M. McMahon. who grad-
uated this week from Fordham Uni-
versity. is spending a. few days at his
home on West avenue.
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Charles Rogers. R. A. Benedict and
Dr. A. Shambaugh have returned from
two weeks' fishing trip in Washing-
ton County. Me.
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William McHugh's star boat
try club. the men or Grace church
will hold a dinner in honor of Rev.
J. Benton Werner
his 20th anniversary in the rectory of
that church.
recently complued his freshman year
at Cochran school. has returned to his
home for the summer vacation.
bought from Mrs. Sarah E. une.
newly constructed home on Marion
avenue. Marvin beach.
boys am‘. men of
Methodist church will be held in the
church tomorrow
I
flower Hook and Ladder company in
the fire house on Van Zandt street
this evening.
Avenuc Methodist church. was I visit.
or in Darien. last evening.
Methodist church will rehearse this ev-
ening in the church.
Epworth league will
Methodist church
was a recent visitor in New York city
on business.
cently returned from a visit in New
York city.
building of D. Mady on East avenue.
is rapidly ntsrirg completion.
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visitor in Darien
nus. was a visitor in Stamford yester-
Attorney and Mrs. 'Leo Davis spent
yesterday in New Haven.
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Fred Pennell spent the week end in
New Haven. ’
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Miss Agatha Kessler was a visitor
in Bridgeport yesterday.
East Norwalk
The quarterly meeting of the East
Avenue Methodist church will be held
in the church this evening. The dls- with another car. on Saturday in
trict superintendent. ROV- W- H- n-ont of Carueone's store. both cars
Skldd of Stamford. will be in charge were slightly damaged. ‘
of the ceremonies. . . . '
‘ ° ' Miss Julia Sullivan of Meriden.
This evening at the Norwaik Coun-
in celebration of
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John. Griffin of New York city. who
Elton '1'. Harris of Botts place. has
s
The regular meeting of the older
the East Avenue
evening.
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There will be a. meeting of the May-
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Rev. Earl L. Shairner of the Ehi
The orchestra bi the East Avenue
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The regular business meeting of the
be held in the
this evening.
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Harry Doland of Seaview avenue.
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Meyer Perlman of First street re-
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The store being constructed in the
Earl Walsh. of First street. was in
yesterday.
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I
Stanley Jose‘ovsky of Seavlew ave-
, e e s
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Nowell of 8
mine. Saturday night. Arrangements Reed street. were week-end guests in
have been made for the summer en- Milford. ’
tertainments at the room. Mrs. Clay- 0 0 0
ton London will give the first one Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gustaf-on of
June 23. Plait street. spent yesterday in
‘ ‘ ' Georgetown.
Edward Bernard of Chicago spent 0 0 0
the week end at his home on “‘est
avenuep
u
,.
It will require
save $1,000, but when
H..,-- 4...sz ‘
Store your
The Industrious.Bce:' ‘-
To make a pound of honey
53.000 separate clover blossouu.
,get discouraged because of the
its undertaking ? It does not. ,
many trips to manual: to
think of our industriousll’llttol‘eruwm do"
savings at this bank.
Joseph Ross of Brington place. was
a visitor in Stamford yesterday.
l
a MJEMJmt‘? ‘7
We“ ‘ - \
ML 31?th .
1923
Will Pass!
was
finiamugsnneuncethehirthota
an. andjdrs. 3. J. Xindiliensre to.
day observing their tenth wedding sn-
Bernard M. Fines“ of High street.
First-district. was s Visitor at Pleas-
ic Lee Miller of Main street. First
districthas‘tahen up his reporter-is!
Mr. and‘ Mrs. Robert Joselovsky of
the Third district. were visitors in
An anniversary requiem. ms- was
held this morning at 'St. Mary's church
-—Helen Nattenberg's Beauty Barter
86 Flax Hill near West avenue.’ The
I’Dmm
equipment snd~methoda Phone' ”3—4.
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lets Julia Barry will be held tomorrow
Meeting of Our Brothers’ Lodge to be ,
* ..
fie tweets oer. and Mrs. Signed or
metre“, engender . 7
m,Whecler and Dpean Doug
he were employed Sunday to direct
italic over the detour dim Sunday.
is“ mesh ‘36.“: .
‘ .
Rewayton» . _
Mrs. Fred Darrow.
time in J uiy.
Theodore Tompkins of Southport.
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driver. of I! Sandstreet. Port Chester.
N. Y.. Bill Buckley of Stamford, and
Dan Ferrera of ‘Stamford. were in-
jured and were sent to the Norwalk
Hospital. ,
. ‘ e e e _
Jacob Durner and family and Miss
Marjorie Baker motored to New Ro-
chelle to spend the day with friends
on Sunday. . '
. ' e e' e
,Mrs. Eva Schroyer, who was oper-
ated on“recdntiy in the Roosevelt
Hospital is recovering rapidly. snd
will return to her home in Westport.
next week.
e e s
William Lyons of Bridegport is vir-
itlng Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kcmper at
their home in Owenoke.
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Edward Thomas of Bridgeport. is
visiting his brother. William Thomas.
of Sherwoods Island.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett of
Danbury, were week-end guests of
Mrs. Carrie Selleck of Lincoln street.
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Mrs. Carrie St. John had a collision
Conn.. was the week-end guest of Miss
Alice London. of Lincoln street.
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.Mr. and Mrs. James London enter-
tained over Sunday. Mrs. A. L. Lees
of Bridgeport.
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Nine Westport women attended the
Fairneld County Republican \Vomen's
Association luncheon at Greenwich.
Saturday afternoon.
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The sympathy of the entire com-
munity is extended to Mrs. Robert
Shani. in the loss of her father. Les-
ter Freeman. who died Saturday
morning at the home of ,Mr. and Mrs.
Shani. on King street. Mrs. Shaal's
mother. Mrs. 19st" 7.1-‘reeman. who
passed away some three months ago,
and whose remains were temporarily
placed in a vault, will be interred
with her husband on \Vednesday in
Willow Brook cemetery.
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The Misses Dora and Jennie Rout-
and Mrs. Charles Fable. on Sunday.
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Mrs. Louis “'eidllch. formerly Hetty
Sherwood of \Vestport. and resident
of Strsttord. spent Saturday at Compo
Beach. Mrs. \Veidiich ls entertaining
Mrs. G. Seitert and Mrs. ‘T. Bushlano
of Hollywood. California. who accomo
panied Mrs. Weidlich te compo.
ShowerforMsryBiefingWhoIsto y ._
A shower was given Mi- vMary
Bieiing. on Saturday at the home of
Many beautiful
gifts were presented .to Miss Belling.
who is to marry William Quinn some
Among those present
were Mrs. M. Wesley Sherwood, and
Miss Grace B. Treat of Fair-field. Miss
Grace Eliot of Devon. and Miss Marie
McCain and Miss Mary Blellng of
Westport. Mrs. James Brown and Mrs.
A gray touring car turned over in
front of mould- «house on the Post
Road at half past one o'clock Sunday
morning.“ ThomasQZino. owner and
r
n
school basebailinlneandthe’ Center
school of Noun“. wili'be played this
afternoon. '3 ’
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One of the Gonnecticut Company
corner at State street and Riverside.
struck. a large motor ctr. melting
the headlights hm otherwise. doing no
damage. .
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Mr. Clark of Chi-latte. N. c.. is the
spent Sunday in lawn as the guest of
Miss Lucy Get-ham.
e p e
Mr. Clarkof Chm-latte. N. 0.. ”the
guest of his sister. Mrs. DeForest
Keyea. of State stgeet.
e c e
m. and Mrs. Curtis Jones have re-
turned from a. motor trip through
Pennsylvania. and to Washington D. C.
White in Washingtdn they witnessed
the Shriner parade. which is consid-
ered to have been one of the most
magnificent ever witnessed in Wesh-
ington. . ~
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Saturday. June 16th.. the 60th. An-
nlversary of the BOP: Trinity Church.
The members of Cii'rist Church are
invited to attend tha services held to
commemorate that occasion.
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Rev. Edward Luke Reed. Mr.
Willard S. Adams and Mr. Fred Gor-
ham attended a service at St. An-
drews in Stamford. last evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Foster of New
York were week endrvisitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester Foster.
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Sunday June i‘l'th.. will be observed
as Tudor Rose Sunday by the Tudor
Players of Greens Farms.
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Tuesday evening the Aspetuck
Lodge. Knights of pythiu. will hold a
meeting in the Fable building.
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Mrs. Lulu Shepard will lecture in
the Methodist Church. ridday evening.
her subject being "The..Peril of Mor-
manism."
wazsapm. and
..:‘~, 3:. . . .‘i
‘ rhea-u gain. between the Bedford
trolley cars in backing around the -
The first carter-1y conference of the
Barton Methodist Episcopal church.
was held on Friday evening in the
church. Several reports were made.
Rev. Dr. Kidd. was present at the
conference.
; ‘ . e e e
Mrs. David Minell, of Tokeneke
and Benton. Pennsylvnnh. is making
a tour of the principal countries of
Europe.
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Mr. and Mrs. George w. Raymond
of Raymond street had as their guests
over the week end Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
std B. Hamel of Beiiport, L. 1.
Mrs. William Lynch and son. of
Arizona, are visiting Mrs. Lynch's
mother. Mrs. 'Whiting. in Tokeneke.
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The monthly meeting of the Re—
wayton Fire Department will be held
this evening in the Bose House.
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Mr. and Mrs. Curt Illing and fam-
ily. of Naugatuek. spent Sunday with
relatives in W’cst Side avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Buchan-
non. of New York city. have returned
to their summer home in Tokeneeke.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowland. of
Logan Place. spent the week end at
Eaton's Neck. Long Island.
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Herbert Arnold is building a roof
to the porch of his home in Crockett
street.
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John Oberlander. of the Post Road.
has purchased a new Anderson Sport
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Mrs. Adaline B. Miller, of Bell ave-
nue. has moved to Port Jefferson.
Long Island. ,
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Mrs. L. H. Thomas of New York
city. has returned to her summer
home in Tokeueeke.
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Mrs. Harold Swaxey. of North Stam-
ford. wss a visitor in Darlen. on Sat.
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Mrs. Edward Buttery. of Bailey
avenue. is seriously ill at her home.
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J. R. Phillips. chairmah ot the Near
East Relief Association. was the guest
of the 'h-inity Church yastetdsy and;
delivered an address to the congrega-
tion. ' ’ ~
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The Compo Engine coin”! and
the Sangatuck Hose Company will
hold their monthly meet": this even—
ing. ‘
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The Parent's-Teachers Aasodntiotr
will hold regular monthly meeting
:and annual election ‘on Tuesday even-
:ingfin the Library Hall.
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The Greens Farms baseball team
played Port Chester Moose; yesterday.
13 innings were played. thq Farmers
winning. the score being 11. to 9.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dolner spent
Sunday in New York.
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E.Bsrthol,D.C.
smegma-ma '
“ “Bowman-est
mam-meow.
. 'Mmfififim
win .
Schools.
ington Homestea 3.
again in the ram:- i”;
day evening.
said a St. JOFnr“.‘s 4“»;-
morning at .:. 1' .- j.’
Six. Gugulo.
Charles Smith,
spent Saturday in Q '
. .“t‘imfiri 1
Rev. J. W.
M
Road. spent 5 Organ. °1
aturday in
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The 2118 tainnlem
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Farmer-cite" give; “2:33...
of the public schools 0.76 ‘
Wilton. last run ”’
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nondale Hall. was a v-
two hundred and finslif‘g
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Spooner. “hm“ '
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Hathway. ‘48:
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Nan. The Farmers": :7-
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Eakbnd. L-
Act One—Fi'firt: I?"
ton Homestead.
Piano Solo—Cari:
Act Two—Farttr. 2-.
December Siih.
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H. D. Syhc—stir. 3‘
Act Threebfir-zvg 3”:
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F. 8. Jennings bf New Ymk spent
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Mr. and M'rs. George Brown. and
daughter Ruth. of Bridegport. " were
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Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford of
Norwsik. and Miss Lillian Hendricks
of Norwaik. were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Chareis. Fable. on Sunday.
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Mrs. Joseph Csrusene is spending a
week with her father in Waterbury.
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Six young people were confirmed in
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nings. Cameras Walton. Milo Stcarns.
John Walton and the two daughters
of Mr. and Mrs- Francis Robertson.
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Miss Katherine vBalmer of New
York. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Fran-
cis Robertson of Wright street.
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The \Vestport schools will hold suit-
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