mummm
"W m at the horns of
15 Couch street.
the Christmas sale. “I“
on Wedneedlo‘. Doc-m-
? Islet Watch and wait for
T" We. 1: a Main SL—AGV-
hot roast beef supper will be
' tonight from six to eight
in Masonic hall on South
m The snail- will be in
ers. Anna M. Dawson.
5 . “Matron of Ophir Chapter.
3!. o. E. a. and the 192: can-
. 0 O
.cenoert to be given Friday
. ' ill the Rowayton Hose House.
'w‘fi?‘ the auspices of the Ever
Circle of King's Daughters.
‘ or the pupils of Miss Mildred
will dance,. Miss Bertha Sco-
will dance a "Parasol Dance.”
Consuelo Daw.son "La Chases"
Mi- Mary Lynch. “The Silver
'~~." Miss Consuelo Dawson and
Miss net-tho sooseid will do a duct.
“The Kate Greenaway Polka,‘ ‘ Mrs.
' M will play the Piano accom—
pertinent.
. O
”HAITI! &."i.1.iii-. 3"n'
o o
. M C. Riedell. a member of the
of Elke. has received
5 {1:1
0 tickets to
”Obi Lady! Lady!" to be presented at
Sing Sink Prison on December 14.
‘3. Members of the lodge wishing tick-
‘ etc may obtain them from him.
F—Harris & Gans :l‘hat's all.
1 Mrs. Minnie Gians of 42 Spring
mcot. has accepted a position with
e B. E. G. Corset co.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mendel of
ortb Taylor avenue are entertain-
tilt frionds from New York city.
Mrs. Sam Arteile of River street.
East Norwalk. has recovered from
her recent illness.
0 O O
—MILL1NERY NOTICE
Great reduction of all winter mod-
sis. Wednesday. Thursday. Friday.
at Mi- Polhcmus. 80 Washington
Mot. So. Norwslk.——Adv.
Many frtneds of Miss Ethel Cum-
things of the Charles street. will be
'. sorry to hear tLdpt she is ill at her
home.
it i
O O I
—Buy your Vicno-o at Donnelly'r
4 on easy weekly payments Store open
. evenings until 8 p. in.
O C 0
Karl Klein of Spring street was
i. I visitor in New York city yesterday.
0 I O
. Mia Rose Federici of Wall street
' is attending a play in New York
city today. .
-—Barris ii. Gone.
0 I
0
That's all.
0
«’3‘ Room 21 of the Franklin Junior
" High school has organized a basket~
bail team with the following candl—
' cities: Left forward—Arthur Gar-
lay field: right forward—A Palisik: Cen-
, top—Edgar Horwell: Left guard—
ian-Ernest Harris; Right guard—Leon-
"' ard Harris.
: and Harris. Substitutes—Ernest Jos-
~ ”em. Steve Oiean. Saul Miller. Alex
Straschberger. Harold Kaplen. Cap-
tain—Arthur Garfield. Manager—
Steve Clean. . .
U
' —-MILLINEnY NOTICE
. ” Great reduction of all winter mod-
» ell. Wednesday. Thursday, Friday.
at Miss Polhemus. 80 Washington
street. So. Norwaik.——Adv.
x
t
Ev.
O C 0
Mrs. M. Kortesz of Paradise street
" has been removed in her home from
the Nor-walk hospital where she is
'slowly convale;cing.
0
-—Eyes examined and glasses lit-
ted. R. A. Benedict. Jeweler.
0 U C
L313: 1‘ v." t
1;
Andrew Siabell of Sound View
terrace has become a member of the
Vapringwood Junior football team.
0 O .
--Jobn H. Daltin. piano tuner
from New York is in town. Tclc—
phone Mahackemo 110th this week.
-—Adv.
O 0 O
- ‘C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kardas and
until! of Laura street. motored to
Dronx Park Sunday where they spent
,the day.
. O O 0
--Alterstion Sale
of automobile accessories. tires and
tubes. 25 to 50 per cent. savings.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad avenue.—
M's
O O O
_ C. Danbin of 33 Ely avenue went
pl a fishing trip off Wilson's Point
Vlad caught a frost fish weighing
'dght pounds.
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Emmempor of
“Wall street have had electricity in-
in their home. The work
' ss .done by the Electrical service
0 O I
abonneiiy‘s. Xmas cards now on
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pogany of
- 6 View avenue have had elec-
,m installed in their home.
0 O O
The American Band of Norwalk
Vtts weekly rehearsal Tuesday
in it hall in Washington
V‘J'cseph. Pogsny of Norfolk
V ‘ Is visitins Mr. Pogany‘s per-
llr. and Mrs. Alex Pogsny of
View avenue.
0 O O
. . s. Xmas cards now cs
‘ I
See
V‘ssu of Bridgeport is the
aféderry Safranek of Web-
0
Volk
and his
lit at St. .10-
St. Admission
.East Norwalk. was a recent visitor
been discharged from the m}. an
my friends here will be glad to see
him back.
——-Ilet's go..to Egrester's dance.
Red Men’s hall. Norwalk. Thursday
nisht. -—Adv.
O 0
The Many fri.ends of Ml. Marger-
et Soltess of 67 Lexington avenue
will be glad to hear that she is con-
vslesciug.
. O U 0
-—Let's go to Forester's dense.
Red Men's hall. Norwaik. Thursday
night. -—Adv.
O O 0
John Boldizsr has arrived here
from Austria and is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. J. Soitesz of 17 Lexington ave-
nue. After a short visit. he willvgo
to the Cleveland where he has his
relatives.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Sench of Lex-
ington avenue have purchased a
house in Sound View terrace.
C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. R. Csibere of Lexing-
ton avenue. have purchased a house
in Paradise street.
0
-—-Svec's full orchestra at Red
Men's hall.. Norwalk. Thursday
night—Adv.
O 0 O
Globe Decorating company of Na-
ples street which recently started
business under the management of
Michael Clean and \V'illiam Mackay
Ls rapidly progressing.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Vrebovsky have
changed their residence from 15
Church street to 12 Church street.
O t 0
Miss Rose Mead of this city has re-
signed her position.
I O C
The garage of Stephen Kovacs of
Rockiand road, has been completed.
Mr. Kovacs has purchased a new
Ford sedan.
- D -
-Svec's full orchestra
Men's hail. Norwaik.
night.~—Adv.
at Red
Thursday
Miss Ruth \‘v’ilson of Lowe street.
entertained friends of this city at
her home last evening.
0 I 0
Mrs. Kambolm of Winfield street
in Milford.
Preparations are being made for
the coming marriage of Miss Martha
Wilson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward \Vilson of Lowe street to
Frank Zohn. son. of Mr. and Mrs. S.
Zohn of Darien. The wedding will
take place next Wednesday in the
St. Joseph's church.
0 O 0
Miss Ruth Wilson of Lowe street
and Mr. and Mrs. E. Bayley and
Stephen OsvaJi of River street spent
the week-end in Middletown with re-
latives.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark of 5
Clay street are entertaining company
from New Haven.
0
—-Forester’s dance. Red Men's
hail. Norwalk. Thursday night. Svcc's
orchestra—Adv.
O 0
About seventy members of The
Children of Mary attended a party
given at the Catholic Club in West
avenue Monday evening in honor of
Miss Anne Predergast of Springhill
avenue. secretary to Superintendent
of Schools Buchanan for nine. years.
who will leave shortly for Hartford.
Dancing and games were enjoyed.
refreshments served. and a delight-
ful evening spent. Thrse attending
were: Misses Catherine Duffy. Anna
Carroll, Kathryn Brown. Mary Ken-
noly. Mary Strimiska. Margaret
Gormiey. Agnes Predergsst. Helen
Kearney. Auna Makovich. Mary Fab
Ion. Amy Selleclr. Margaret Kearney,
Ethel and Anna Rose. Mary Murphy.
Katherine I’rendergast. Helen Yost.
Emma Crowley. Helen Brown. Mary
Artell. Rose Federici. Anna Gasperi-
iia. Katherine Reinhardt. Bertha
Oravetz. Marjorie Hunt. Alice Pren-
dergast. \Vinifred and Irene Morton.
Helen Esposlio. Mary Arena. Mary
Oravciz. Anna. Dlltavitch. Helen Cas-
sldy. Margaret Donovan, Clara. How—
ard. Julia. Helen and Agnes llorncv.
Etta Cusnck. Margaret Leonard. Em
mu Millard. Gcne Franke. Lucy
li‘edcrlck. Mary Hartnett. Marie
Gormioy. Mary Newman. Bessie.
Lenora. Elizabeth and Mary Manon-
ey. Genevieve. Donneiiy. Mary Abott.
Madeleine O'Gorman. Anna Grace.
Mary Mulvoy. Mary E. Finnegan.
Margaret O'Reilly. Sarah and bath-
erine Riordan. Mary McCarthy. An-
na E. Nolan. Catherine Gunley.
Marion and Charlotte Cahlil. Rose
Vancura. Catherine Torvl'. Vera
Maannlsra. and Mary Vnncure.
o o 'o
—Forester's dance. Red Men's
hall. Norwaik. Thursday night. Svec's
orchestra—Adv. .
O O 0
Mrs. W. Krappe has returned to
her home in New York city after a
few weeks visit with her son. Walter.
of Springhiii avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. Harry Benedict and Mrs.
Wilson Mathews. motored to Bridge-
port Monday and visited friends.
, O O 0
Fred Norton. Roy and Theodore
Rider of The Crofut. ‘Knapp Co.
were week-end visitors in Bridge-
port.
0 e a
Miss Mary Spevock of Spring,
street has accepted a position as
cashier with Hersenberg Brothers of
Store. of North Main street was
visitor in New York city Sunday.
0 O
o ‘o- o , “ .
Mr. sndFMrs. Louis 3. Stilwoil of
Flex Hill Road entertained about
twenty friends last evening at their
borne. in honor of their tenth wed-
ding anniversary. Dancing. bridge.
and music were enjoyed and a delici-
ous midnight supper conustlng of
Welsh rel-obit. olives. wanes and co:
were: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ilene. Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Goodwin. Mr. and
Mrs. Huntley. Mr. and Mrs V. Peter
Post .ir..Mr.aners.S.Lord.Mr.
and London and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth D. Spencer.
o o
Misses Janice 9Woodward. Louise
Leonard. and Mac Jackson motored
to Stratford last evening and attend-
ed a surprise party given for Miss
Janette Clyons
O O O .
A. Serpentine and Balloon Dance
will be given at the Norwaik Rod
Men's Hell on Main street Saturday
evening by the "Happy Four." The
Premier Orchestra will furnish mu-
sic.
. O O
Clarence Bodweli was a business
visitor in New York City yesterday.
0 O -
Milton Markoff. of Markotf's Shoo
a
Mr. and Mrs. Max Levy and Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Cohen of the Sec-
and District were visitors in New
York city Sunday. =
0
Al Kraemer of the New "York
University has returned to his Senior
studies after a week-end visit with
his parents. of Washington street.
0 O 0
Morris Bates of .Commerce street
was a visitor in Stamford Sunday.
0 O ‘0
Samuel Abramson of Benton street
visited his mother. Mrs. R. Abram-
son, Monday. in Stamford.
O 0 O
Misses Katherine Lewis of Wilton
and Sylvia. Cartwright of George-
town. visited friends in the first dis~
trict Monday.
0 0 0
Lawrence Peck has accepted a
position in a New York City banking
house.
0 t D
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bel-man of Elm
street were week~end visitors in
Newark. N. J.. at the home of rela-
tives.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Peat. of Union
Park, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Craig
Butteriy of Troy. N Y.
Lewis Stephens of Asbury Park
was a business visitor in the fir_st dis
trict yesterday.
0 0
Miss Helen Manning of New Hav-
en. is visiting Miss Laura Jenning of
Newtown menus.
O O 0
George Hendricks. of Westport.
visited friends in the first district last
cv cnlng.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hector of
VVestport avenue are spending two
weeks in Miami. Florida.
Charles Lugano. 0: Stamford was
a. visitor at the home of friends in
the first district yesterday.
Misses Helen and Leona Put-bell.
of Main street are \isiting their aunt
and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L
I'urbeil. of New York city. They will
remain until Thanksghlng.
Sylvester G. Glover was a visitor’in
Bridgeport yesterday at the Home of
friends.
O O O
J. M. Boyd. of Melbourne Road.
has returned home from Alabama
and Georgia where he spent the last
few weeks.
Plans for s. turkey supper to be
held in the near future were made
at a meeting of William McKinley
auxiliary held last night. Followi g
the business session. a sailor kraut
supper was served during which Mrs
Wood favored with vocal selections.
Dancing was calmed later.
A kerosene heater for household
water tanks has been invented that
prevents condensed steam interfer-
ing with its efficiency.
totlle
MOO.
North Main street.
0 O O V
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 0' Grady haw '
changed their residence from Con-
necticut avenue to Harbor avenue.
0 O O
The Junior Hsdassah will hold a V
meeting tonight at eight o'clock in
the Y. M. H. A. club rooms in South ..
Main street. '
O O 0
Korbort Pinch of the Second Dis
trim. Wt Sunday in Bridgsporté
with friends.
Miss Hilda Blot-e. of Aiken street is l
ill with diphtheria. V
Mr. and Mrs. Barry 9. Mn and
son Edward of Jefferson street. are.
visiting friends in Terrytown-on-i
. M”...
the-Hudson. V24, ft
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Miss Sylvia Wills Hardwick of
. M3993! is. mm 14;. and Mrs.
Phoneszom
Veronica. of We. liaise. .
fee was served. Among their guests -
Mrarrancismof Middlesex
road. Noreton fielghts. has rs.
turnedfroin W where she
huboenvisitingwithfrlonda
Mr. and Mrs. John Fairbanks vis-
itod Mrs. E‘sls‘banks' sister. Mrs. Ed.
ward Mills and Mr. Mills of Wilton
last Sunday- . . .
Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Do Martin
have returned to the ‘home of Mrs.
Martin's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Lasso, from their honeymoon
trip to Palm Beach. Florida. V
O O I *
Cari Adams. who was formerly
employed as chef at the Darien Inn.
is now with Wesley Wood. carpen~
tor. of Bowaygon; .
Mrs. Charles Eltinge. teacher of
the dth grade of the Boyle school.
entertained the girls of her class at
her home on Hoyt. street. ,New Can-
can. Saturday afternoon from 2
till 6.
V O O O .
Mn and Mrs. Ernest L. Grant of
Maple avenue. Darien. are enter-
taming Mrs. Charles D. Lockwood’of
New York for a few days.
0 C 0
The classes in Americanisation at
the Baker school are progressing
nicely. There is still room for
more._ There. are more attending
from the Noioton Heights section
than from Dal-ion. It is not too
fate to start now. The trolley ser-
vice between Darien and Noroton is
good.
C O 0
Miss Carter. representative of the
Palmer method of writing. gave an
interesting and instructive talk on
the Palmer system to all of the
school pupils recently.
. I I
J. C. Latham. winner of the Con-
gressional Medal of Honor. the
highest award for bravery that the
United States can confer upon any-
one. gave a very interesting talk at
the Holmes school on Armistice Day.
0 O C
On Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
the Missionary Association of the
Presbyterian church of Noroton hold
a meeting in the chapel. Miss Flor-
enee Tyler was the speaker and her
subject was Mountain Field.
O I 0
Mrs. Alice Lyon of Old King’s
Highway is on a motor trip with a
party of friends through New York
state.
Don’t forget the men's supper.
which will be served at the Darien
Methodist church Friday evening.
0 0 0 .
The cottage meeting of the Pres-
byterian church. Noroton. will be
held this evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Chase.
0 I I
The Connecticut State Department
of Health weekly bulletin .indicates
that there are no communicable dis-
eases in Dsrien.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. Rich-
ards and two sons. started today for
Florida. where they will spend the
winter months. They plan going
from here to Niagara down through
Ohio. where they will visit friends.
then on to their destination.
murmur—'1
This being Education week. a pro-
gram is being followed in all the
schools. Monday morning Supt. Ruff
spoke to the High school classes on
the topic of Education week. Tues-
day morning Horace 3. Beach spoke
on the subject of Patriotism. This
morning the "Y" Secretary spoke on
the subject of "The school and the
teacher." Thursday Professor Har-
rison Steeves will discuss "llliteracy"
and Friday JJudge F. A. Salmon will
speak on the subject of "The Cem-
munity."
O O 0
The Doric Chapter of the Eastern
Star held a meeting in Fables hall
last evening. On December 6th they
will give a pinocblo and whist.
Games will be started at 8 o'clock
P. M. Prizes are to be given for the
highest scores and refreshments will
HEADACHE SUFFERERS
NOW FIND FREEDOM
There are many varieties of headache,
but the most common is the nervous head-
ache, usually accompanied by a disorder-
ed stomach and pain over the eyes. This
oilico has had uniform success in such '
Without the cause removed, the
victim of headaches may expect them to
keep coming back again endagain and
more frequently as the
its hold. By chiropractic spinal adjust.
merits the nervousness disappears. and the
normal strength of impulse flows to the
aching arcs. aid in time. how long
pending on the resistance of the'disorder
adjustments, the console removed
sudthesilmentquitsitsregulsrrecur- .
‘ P. CASTE
' CARVER GRADUATE
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The OmVee of Ediderlcy and Service
123 WASHINGTON 81‘.
be served.
V
disease increases
\
de-
:0
5,: Highland avenue have been enter-V
openabcsnebstorointbestcreonw
occupied by Chiossola‘. .
Thereistobeasp'eeisltewnlneet.
ing on Monday evasion: for the pur-
pose of asking the Town to auth
the seleetnien to borrow 310b,
on for current expenses. The Board
of Finance recommends that the
Town Plan Commission be permitted
to spend $350.00 to ma G “W ‘
ofMeinstreet. Thebosrdaisowent
on rooordesinfavorofdrsdglng
the channel. Those present were
Owl-go Gall-t Dr. Roland. J. A. They-
er, Daniel Forger. and sslootlnen 'Ay-
ers and Nash. . .
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There are several cues of scarlet
fever in town. two being pupils at
the Bedford School. One of the lat- .
est cases to be repel-M is the case-
of Arthur Jennings and a later case
of that of 'Lois Sachs. both houses
are quarlntined. Mr. Sachs being in
business is not allowed to cntr his
home at the present time.
a e e .
Miss Carrie Serena and Dominick
Phillipe of Saugatuck were quietly
married yesterday in_the church of
the Assumption. The Rev. Father
Carroll officiating. Mr. and Mrs.
Phillipe are among the most popu-
lar of Saugatuks young people. and
they have the good wishes of the en-
tire community for their continued
happiness.
The turkey supper to be given by
the Ladies’ Beneficent Society on the
evening of Nov. 28rd. will be served
at 6 o'clock sharp that those attend-
ing may hear the lecture afterward.
Tickets may be obtained from the
members of the Congregational
church.
O O O
. Tonight the second of the series
of entertainments at the “Y" all;
dltorium will be given. Pietro Hin-
ton company has a fine reputation
for the high standard of their outer-
tainments. Season tickets may still
be purchased at the “Y" desk. at a
profit to the purchaser.
1 ROWAYTON ;
The Women's Home Missionary so-
ciety of the Rowayton Methodist
church met this afternoon at the pa:-
sonsge. Miss Flora E. Doolittle of
New Rochelle. district secretary. ad-
dressed the gathering.
O O O
A copy of Sanford's "History of
Connecticut" has been placed on the
shelves of the Rowayton free library.
0 O 0
Miss Bertha Bond of Albany. who
has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Hulburt’ Bond of Rowayton avenue.
returned to her home. today. Mr.
Bond accompanied Miss Bond. The
trip was made by automobile.
O O 0
Rev. H. B. Senbert. pastor of the
Rowayton Methodist church. is en-
Joying a few days vacation in New
York city.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
Asoucy For
J. L. DOUGLAS SHOES
_For—
Meo,WomonnndCVhildren
D. C. .
‘muommmmme:
tuning friends from Rochester. .
. Mr. andllrsaJ.n.Murrayhavs
returned to their home in New York .
an. after passing the week-end at
their summer home in Rowayton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Libby have
cloned their home in Rowa'yhonan
gonotp Washington. where they will
pa- tbe winter.
. .
There will be a meeting of the
committee on co-operation‘.’ who are
arranging the performance of the
"Moulah" by the people's chorus at
the home of Silas Ketcbam. 2 Chest-
nut street. South Norwelk. tonight
at 8 o'clock.
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Miss M. Fillamino. who has been
visiting with Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. has
returned to her home in Montclair.
The loony friends of Mrs. Edgar
Lynch. who has been ill at her bone
for several days will be glad to learn
that she is now able to be out again.
You'll never get more for a
dollar than when you
Join .Our Victrola
.Club
This is the Victroia which we
are selling this month on our
3 Club Plan. It's the New Style
and sells for 8100. When you
Join the Club, pay
$1
.and buy a few records—we
deliver it to your home.
"Vk‘trola Homes Are Happk-q --
O O O
MiuC'arcl Mills will sing next
Sunday in the Zion Hill Church in
Cannondale. A new organ has been,
installed in the church. and next
Sunday's service will be an installa-
tion service. fer which special music .
has been arranged.
The Bowayton Young Married
People's Associattion will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bil-
lerd at their new home on upper
Rowayton avenue. on Saturday even-
ing. November 24th. The President.
Mr. Frederick Stabell. extends a
most cordial invitation to those who.
for various reasons. have not been
able to attend recently. Everyone is
urged to take to this reunion meet-
ing a generaous supply of enthusi-
asm and bright ideas for the com-
ing season. If possible. please notify
Mrs. Ira'Kigglns (113M) of your
intentions by Saturday morning. The
Lookout Chairman. Edgar Lynch.
(1139- 4) will be glad to help solve
transportation problems. The Enter-
tainment Chairman. Mrs. A. J. VC.
Beckius. (1781). would deem it a
favor if those who do not play any
kind of card game would communi-
cate with her.
F'EIST'W
The Ladies Aid Society of the East
avenue Methodist Ehurch is holding
its weekly meeting, in the church
this afternoon.
Mrs.
home on Rowan street.
David Pientia is ill at her Mrs. lira
{hay “’1.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Beers of’Ei-
ton place entertained friends from
Waterbury. recently.
Lady M’Lachian l...
to install .ll-..
o o e
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Horn-nth of
Wailingford. who have been visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Tiscosh of Os-
borne avenue. have returned to their
home.
e e o
The older women of the East aw-
nue Methodist church will meet in
the church this evening to discuss
plans for the formation of society.
at which get-to-gethcr meetings may
be held.
stage-i
fell“.
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Anyone who has any articles of
clothing that are. or can be made.
wearable. which he or she would
like to give to people who 'wlil ap-
preciate them, is asked to take them
to Community Hall next Friday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Edward Hanford and
Mrs. Frederick Campbell will be
there from 3:30 to 4:30 to receive
them for the School and Relief
0 O 0
Miss M. Kimmioh entertained the
St. Agnes Guild of the Episcopal
church. at her home on Osborne ave-
nue. last night.
o o o
Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor and child-
ren have returned to their home on
Winfield street. after passing a pleas-
ant week-end with relatives out of
town.
-0 t ‘ ‘ Committee of the East Nor-walk Im-
Mrs. Clara Hamilton of Amundsen provement Association. which has _ ..
street entertained friends from had appeals for clothing. If you “rv . . A P? R
Bridgeport over the week—end. cannot bring them. notify either ' , _ _o.~‘- £1.21- «gm, __,_"
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