in. William Jackson
as: Mrs. Horace Taylor In
‘ . and Mrs. 1. B. Cleaver.
. “an, ~
O O .0
. rentals—dc each. on
Mitre.
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53mm. of New York City.
Mess visitor in tho but
Mrday. . .
O I
our now am Department-
floor. Donnelly's.-—Adv.
I 0
sad 30:. Harry Colbert havo
' to their home in Nysck.
“after a few days' visit with
Colbert's parents. Mr. and
Albert Carroll of cur. street.
0 O C
her an electric Iran for
Donuclly's.-——-Adv.
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i linger and Edward Miller of
.. lroot. were visitors in Bridge-
.“ . Tuesday. . .
' o
'l Visit our new gift department
its second floor, Just. opened.
stirs—Adm.
C 0
Ads Bh.aw and Babe Pollock
'Croonwich were visitors at the
at Mr. and Mrs. 1". 8. Deubicr
- “tighter Nancy 0! East ave-
. O U
Rod-k makes an ideal Gift—-
' oliy's.—-Adv.
O O O
ronce Giles, oi the first. die-
was a business wizitor in New
M City Tuesdsy.
‘ o o a
ills“ our new Gill llcpsrlmcnt—
d floor. Donnelly's—Adl.
gt
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Harvey Persona. of Boston. Mass...
islopendins a few days in ihls city
' r rk McCul-
on» billions for the a
” Co.
I0?“ I C C
s the Pcnv-il and l'cn Hair, for
y's.——Adv.
o
it 0 up. at Donn-ll
. D
i
Mr. and Mrs. Mnithrw Eaton have
mod to tht-lr harm in Pitts-
' is
‘ ill. PL. alter spendini: a few
5 with relatives and friends in
.‘l "I. locind district.
fl" . . . .
I keeler‘s allow :sou 10% of! on
silt hosiery whrvn bought by the
' bot (ihrcc, pair— hut any fluori-
radon-Xmas boxes tree with each
‘Pl‘r.—Adv- . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarke, of
Fit! Hill Road spent. Monday in
»~ NW York City with Mrs. Clarke;
sister, Mrs. Albert Tenncy-ilrown.
I " o o a
' itcrs.
Mintton Portable typewr
.IOM. on sale. at Donnvlly s.——,\dv.
“in: Bsyli- and Michael nalitz
. 01.41%” strcct \vcra \isltors in
”report Tuesday.
" I C I
.hticrncnu' l’nczkct n00k5-WIlh
o *edgcs—SZJNI up. Donncliy s.
V.
I 0 I
- s Frances HamullsonMni ltd.
. o 11. Missouri. is visiting r. an
J David Sachs. of Westport.
Mi amuclson was formerly a. rcsi-
:dofl’ioi this city.
”9- o a
‘ Xmas give Ew-rshurp "'ncils
np—Donnciiy's.—~Ad\.
' a
Winchell oi the Hill Top
‘Eut Wull street. was a. vlzilor
mtord Monday evening.
. . C
I if a Bishop and Lynes' an-
”Ito P «mom on adv. plum Z—Adv.
{tr
O '0
flora add Anne Bailey and
Dorothy Davina of the second
attended the performance oi
Cat and the Canary" at Polio
.w yrio Theatre in Bridgeport
m Say evening. .
3". her silk stockings-‘tlm gilt
»" lwnys pleases. especially when
" ”ed at chlcr's.-—-Adv.
" o a a
and Mrs. L. Shilepshy or
street. were visitors in Filam-
'- . b‘ Tuesday.
. ' .
4”,
1
'l
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stockings—n. gift. always wel-
~ ' Buy them at Keelcr's. the
“that saves you money-«Adv.
V ooiory when bought by the
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"1
' 0" (3.. No. 1.523. NOTICE
* "i rtant meeting tonight. 8200
H“ sharp. Important committees
-i'l.. Please atlnnd.
Danna or (BRAND KNIGHT
O O I
money by buying Your Xmas
It Keclcr's.-——Adv.
O
and Mr; {A Yourdisky at
th strut. were visitors Sun-
Now York City.
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That's all.
0
M and Mrs. Luke J. Amshsrry
rdsvilie, N. J. were weak-
at the home or thpir
r and son-in-law. Mr. and
ris J. (ions.
0 O
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mas trees and oranges on
. Vary reasonable. Cuneo's.
o Palace Theatre—Adv.
l O I O .
. and Mrs. Herman Sachs or
out were visitors in New
r 1. Sunday.
a O 0
Bishop and Lynes' an-
at on adv. page 2.——Adv.
O 0
all It’s. Robert K. Foster
John are visiting Mr. and
~- D. Finch, at Brooklyn.
O I O
& Cans. That’s all.
7 . O I 0
Jul Mrs. M. N. Beckett. oi
u are spending tho winter
In North Carolina with Mr.
'- Robert Snowdsn. '
U 0 0
Met Books from $1.00
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 0. Bloom-
ington and familyflot Paterson, N.
J. are visiting Mr, and Mrs. Henn-
W. Brian 0! Franco duct.
0 O 0
Give a Corona Typewriter—:NAO
Dohncilro. Adv.
‘ C O I
PER ORDER OF GRAND KNIGHT
I. O? (7.. No. 1.531, ‘NO’I’ICE
Important meeting tonight, 8:00
o'clock sharp. ‘Important committees
to report. Please attend.
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—-8oo Bishop and Lynes’ an-
nouncement on adv. page 2.-—AdV.
C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. liomer F. Bucknan
of South Main street had as their
recent guests Mrs. C. G. Riegcr. Miss
Marie Ringer. Miss Corinne Hills:
dart and D G. Lyon 0! Flushing.
O O 0
-—Harris A Gans. That‘s all.
Miss Lillian Monahan and Miss
Beatrice Mead Were the guests
Sunday of Miss Mcnd's grandpar-
ents. Chiet of Police and Mrs. James
J. Nediey. at their homo in Green-
wich. v
O O
Wiliam Buksar of Bridgeport. rcp-
resenlaiive or the “2 d: H. “’aikcr
company. was a visitor in Spring-
wood yesterday.
0 0
Mr. nnd Mrs..l‘.:irinlnnwo Flore of
Lexington avenue, have. purchased
the house at ti I‘odmorc slrvct. whore
ihey will shortly take up their resi-
dence. - '
O O 0
Oscar i’Tinqiig r-t lily nvcnuc has
purchasing a Ford ronrlslrr.
O O 0
--Auto springs. Tilly's—Adv.
I I .
John Denicnla. sr., of Bouion
street. hos pinch in dry dock {or
the V-iniri'. his motor limit. "Tin:
Shamrm-ln"
O O 3
Former Drpuly tiarnc \i'arrlscn
Wilbur b'mith of lily avenue. has pur-
chasml a Ford ”mph.
0 0 0
Robert Fni'pcnirr «if South Main
sirt'rl. is ill at his homo.
O O 1
—-Eyes examined and glasses at-
tod. n. A. Benedict, jeweler.
O O I
Miss lmlmllc ix’ucnmnr nf Decr-
{ield strcct, has resigned her posi-
tion wit hihe Borne handkerchief
company.
D
.‘lil‘! lrcnc, Donneily at Main slroct'
was lht- rm-nnl gurat n! l"lflll\"5 in
New York City.
0
Mrs. John Forlz ni’ I;
alvcnuc. \‘iszilwi with
Bridgeport. yesterday.
lmxinglnn
relatives in
o o o ‘
--liitcration Sale
of automobile accessories. iirrs and
tubes. 25 to 50 per cent. savings.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Itaiiroad s.vonuo.--
Adv.
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Miss Marinp .‘lozcr of Dorian. has
taken :1. position with the Webbing
and Edging compahy. '
o s s
Mrs. M. finiho and duughirr. Rosc-
iyn 0! Lawn air-cot. were the gut-sits
of rciniivcs in Bridgeport. yesterday.
0 O O ‘
' —l:crgsirom is framing pictures
again in new I. O. 0. 1“. bldg.—
Adv.
O O 0
Miss Kalhl-rhlc MI'GuinnOss of
Stuart nw-nuc. wan visitor in
Bridgrport yesterday.
l1
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A truck owned by the Pittsburgh
Plato (lines company crashed into
a pain on Lexington avenue Tucsduy
night. The truck was slightly dam-
aged. It was on its way to Long
island when the accident occurcd.
.._.____________
l E331 NUFWKEK |
Joseph Til-co lmi‘ Osborne nvcnue
matured to Stamford Tursday night.
where thcy wlincnsml n. pv-rtormuncc
at. ono of the. thcntrcs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin P. ‘li’hitc
n! liownn atrcct motored to Bridge-
port, Tuesday night. whcrc they ni-
lendmi a performance at "Thu Cut
and the Canary" at the Lyric theatre.
o o o
--—Gitt Bazaar and ("take Baic. Clit-
fnrd Bldg. Thursday. 10:30 to 6:00.
Women's Guild of Trinity church.
Buy your Xmas gifts hero—Adv.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred fit. John of
Allen avenue had as their recent
guest Miss Janet Ferris of Bridge-
port. ’
O O I
Friends of Mrs. Thomas McGlono
of Van Zandt street will be pleased
to hI-ar that she in resting comfort-
ably at the Norwaik hospital follow-
ing on npcrntion for appendicitis per-
formed there recently.
0 O 0
Frederick Cello of Fort Point
street was a‘vlsltor in Bridgeport
yesterday.
0 O O _
Mrs. Otto Butler of Osborn avenue
entertained the “'omen's Guild of
Christ church at her home. this at~
tcrnoon. .
o o o '
. Rev. Robert. M. Moore. D. 1).. of
Fit. Mark’s Methodist Episcopal
church of Brooklyn. will preach at
the East avenue Methodist church.
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. Dr.
Moore will speak on "Jones of the
llerolsm of tho Cmmonplace."
. I O
A rehearsal of the pagent. “Tho
Christmas story." to be given by the
East avenue Methodist church. was
held at the church last night. The
play. which was written by Rev.
Earl L. Behattner. pastor. will be
presented December 23..
O O 0
"Women‘s Recreation Night" was
enjoyed by a large number or wo—
men at the East Avenue Methodist
church last night. ,
o a o 7
Charles Mags. and Louis Mackay
or Springwood. motored to Stamford
Tuesday, where they attended a. per.
tot-manna at'ono of tho theatres.
- m
MN! meeting or
v i «J
1" "i the Parish house. Aprons
_ m}. Yetloué fancy articles snubs
forvaalo. »
. O 0 o ‘»
1 will .
Me
formulate porno plan wheroby the
present force maybe suppiomontsd
with additional oflcsrs who Will
serve without pay. All citizens in-
terested in this problem are urged
to attend this meeting. ‘
o a ,o
The regular weekly rehearsal of
the choir o: the Rowayton Baptist
church will beheld at the church to-
morrow night.
0 O 0
One hundred and thirty-four per-
sons visited me nowaytcn library
during the past week. . The smallest
.number to visit on any one day was
on one at» the stormy days. when
there were only twelve visitortl Sev-
eral new books have been ordered
for the library. Included in this list
fro several volumes on psychology
an advanced geography, a. physical
geography and reterenco books in
music. art. history and civiw It is
expected that these books will be
available to cardoholders next week.
a o o >
There will be a rehearsal of the
People's Chorus at the Norwalkfi
High school tonight at 8:00 o'clock.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart have
cloaed their house in Crockett street
and gone to Florida where they will
spend the winter months.
0 O I
The Junior League of the Roway-
inn Methodist church will hold a
Christmas party at the church. Sut-
urdny afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. The
parents or the juniors will be their
guests at this party.
0 O O o
Mrs. A. Stevens oi‘ Rowayton ave-
nue. is spending a {cw days in New
York City. where she is visiting rein-
tlvcs. '
I O
r‘rcdcrictk Richmond. John Costco.
jr.. and Arthur Ladrlgan wcro ac-
( opted as members of the Rowsyton
firc dr-pnrimcnt at the regular meet—
ing hr~ld at the. hose house. Monday.
The applications of Matin Dimonsky
and John Rreidonbarh were received
and will be votcd on at the next
mxetinir. ullvcr Clarke was named
as trustee of the association to fill
tho \air'nnr'y i'lillsed by the death of
Ed“ and Godfrey.
O
The Rowayion Hose company will
live an oyster supper and dance at
the hose house tomorrow night. ‘The
mmpr-r will be aervcd from 6 to I
ri'clock. it. will be followed by
dancing. the music tor which will
in.- furnished by an orchestra from
Dani-dry. A collection of the articles
donntml {or the supper will be mado
lnmnrrow alicrndon. The proceeds
{mm the “Hair will go toward the
fund of the lion‘nyton hosc depart-
“Will.
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The Good “iii Sooici)’ mot yel-
tcrday aftcrnoon \xilh Mrs. Sidney
Ticli rat her home on Crockett street.
hall: {or the Christmas trees of
luoth the Item-nylon churches were
Art-used by the members at tho so.
rich: , ‘ ,
a s a , . .
Earl T'. Sfcvau, who 1' new in
South Amer-tannin arrive home next
wool“ to spend the holiday at hll
home on McKinley place. Mr.
Slovene. expects to sail again for
Knuth Anu—riea on the Saturday toi~
lowing Christmas.
0 s 0
(‘nptain Prescott Hart of McKinley
place is npnmding a (cw days in
New York City. ’
C O O
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell 'l‘homcs of ltuwayion avenue
will be pleased to hcnr that their in-
rant daughter Catherine. who has
been seriously ill with pneumonia.
has surely [named the crisis.
0 O 0
Manny Tlownyton members of the
"hornl Ari moiety will participate in
”no concert to in- given by liic society
at the Nurwalk Methodist church to-
marrow niizhl.
i DARIEN 1
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Thoeic ”the
Post Road. Unrlvli. visited Mr. and
Mrs. llcrnmn 'l'hocle. or East Nor-
nalk Saturday.
coo.
W'ood and Van Dine. local con-
tractors. illnc sinrir-d ihc havoc in
Noi'oion :1\'i‘illle'. Noroton Heights.
which is bring built for Charles Ad-
cock.
a 0
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lester and
family of the Post Road. Iioricn.
spent Sunday in ()ssining. N. Y.
Dr. George H. Noxon has icturn-
cd to his home from it New Haven
Hospital and is much lmprow.d.
0 O 0
Mr. and. Mrs. C. A. Wutih ot
Noroton avenue Heights. enteztaincd
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flatt and‘Mr.
and Mrs. Chester D. Ridgtfor
Bridgeport Sunday.
o o 0
Mr. and' Mrs. \Viii‘iam Murmy o!
Noroton Heights entertained over
the week-end M s. Bliss and daugh-
ter. of Brooklyi‘.
o O o
Prayer meeting will be held this
evening at the homo of tho Misses
Arnold or Middlescx Road. Numion
Heights. The topic tor discussion
will be "World \Vide Mission."
0 0 t
The teachers of the Darien st hools
are preparing their Christmas pro-
gram.
0 O O '
Miss Doris Ballad of Maple avenue
Darlen. Miss Catherine Holby at
New Rochelle. over the week-end.
Andrew Shaw or Noroten Heights
has accepted a pasition in Sicgel-
baum‘s. Stamford. as floor walker.
0 a o
‘ Martin Shauzhnessy of Baa-ten
will attend the banquet given by
the (Democratic Committee ot‘ Siam-V
2rd at the "Hotel Davenport. Dec.
0 O O
The Church FriendlySociety of St.
Luke's Episcopal Church. Noroton.
will hold their annual x.Chnstma.s
sale on Friday afternoon. December
A ba’rn’ dance was held at Ernest
Crotoot‘s
The associa‘ non hm" in. .‘u. to
ottho ox-oorvi”, ’ co men.
eh 9! FEW: ‘1‘?“-
m
. .1.‘,
m 1!. MLW iit‘lltricnda
in so. “matsooufi'v ~ = '
o ._ .
fair. and lira. , ‘ mutant
. daughters. Edna-and . . spent.
Sunday with Mr." catamaran“?
ot Maple avenue. Westport. A“
O - . .
mu Mics finlltn or Ridgot‘ield
spent the ‘ week-rend. with» milk-
beth DeCoprcey at Sedg'ick arcane.
h.,,o.o‘,o . ,
Mrs. BobcrtflDogdale of West.
avenuo '— spent .elunday with 3111.; -
harness P. aago ot Steamboat Road. :
Greenwich. -
. o o~ o ,
A band of Salvation Army work»
ers were in Barton recently.
0 O O 4: ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thalia and
children. Gladys and 6'.R‘os'e'r. or East.
Norwsik. visited at the horns of Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan 3. Finch of ficsd- ’
any street Darlen, on Wednesday.
0 ‘0 O
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roscoe of
Noroton Heights are enter‘aining
Mrs. Northrup of Danbury.
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0,,
1
Mi- An‘ Norton of the Post
Road. Dorian. audtl‘iiissbtary Mc-
Clelland, spent the week-end :1! City
Island. ,
O C O .
Mrs. John S. MasGlashan. render-
ed a solo at the eveningserflccs of
the Congregational Church. Enrico.
Sunday.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Barton Congrega-
tional Church who held this alter-
noon at the home of Mrs. C. W'.
Moorehouso of Prospect avenue.
a 's s
A surprise party was tendered
Miss Doris Ballard at her home on
Maple avenue Friday evening.
Dancing and gumgs were enjoyed
and rttreshmrnts were scrv d at a
late hour. Those present were
Misses Ruth Ottmicr. Anna Merlin.
Catherine Holhy, Estelle Smith. Al~
beria. Mothers. Eleanor Cooke.
Sayila Hartley. Dorothy Lichl.
Sterne. MscGlashon. Doris Ballard.
Mr. and Mrs. B“. Y. Cantrell. Sidney
Wilson. Stephen ‘l‘x‘ood, Donald
MscGlrghon, Adeibert Tritsct-ellcr.
Kenneth “food. Geprge Schiichiing.
Clifton Cantrell. Carleton Ballard,
Bradford Ballard and Robert Pot-
ter.
0 0
Miss Doris Pinch of Darlen was a
visitor in 80. Norwaik Tucsdsy.
_ W
s
W
The August Matthias Post Amer;
ican Legion held their regular meet-
ing and sun I election last even~
ing in the 1' to building. Once”
elected worm—Harry Keene, Corn-
mander: William Mathias. we»
Hilllllillil
!
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[OUR CLUB PLAN OFFER
hers pay our regular terms.) Then you buy $9.00 worth of records.
any way), and we deliver the Victrola to your home. You agree
have paid the price of the Victrola, which is 25150.00
. I 25% y . name
We have this instrument on display at our store. 'Aiso. i ’
full line of Victrolas. We will gladly demonstrate it to
you. in order to convince you that the Victrols la the hes!
talking machine in tho world today. No obligations,
Club Plan at the some
Victroias sell from $25.00
DONNELLY’
— OpenEvenings -
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finllllllmm
You pay $1.00 and become a member, entitled to all the privileges of a regular member.
During this month any Vietrola may be purchased on the
proportionate members}: fem
up as high as I
be sure to find one to suit your pocketboolg
$1.000,
iiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiillflUiiifl—h m lllllullmmls. :
_ (Non-meta-
(You Will have to have retords
to pay 2.50 each week. until you ‘
i
H
So you in ,l
o
Commander; Morris Burr. Adjut-
ant; Ralph Frsce. Fina e caliber;
John. Item Chaplain: ', ‘
V to f
Committee. John Gll'e ck.
Warren, Josephine ’od ilot. Past
Commander Donald Crawford: 1::-
stallulion omccr. Donald Crawford
The Matthias Post. Auxiliary elected
as oihcers, Mrs. Harry Keene. Presi-
dent: Mrs. “’illiam Matthias. Vice
President; Miss Bcllc Rippe. Secre-
tary; Miss Lena Matthias. Treasuh
or: Miss ‘I‘hrcssa i-zaggcman. Chap-
lain: Virginia Matthias. Mrs. Mary
M. Crawford and Mrs. John Keene.
Hosp1tal Committee: Governing
Board. Mary Burr, Mrs. John Keane,
and Mrs. Scllcck Warren. After the
elections there was a point meeting
between the Post and Auxiliary all
which plans were discussed {or a
Christmas Party which will be, held
m the banquet hall of the "Y" next
Thursday evening. A play will be
given. Dr, “'illiam Long was voted
a member 01 the Post last evening.
0 l 0
Mr. George. Green has installed
a new mahogany thou-«use in his
'l'hc Masonic Lodge is to hold n
special meeting this evening in its
rooms in the Fable Building.
I O 0
Mrs. Ann Mozzanovich Went to
New York today where she will be
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lee
Luther. Mrs. Mszunovich expects
to see several of the latest plays
during her visit. ’
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Horton or
Compo Beach are to spend the holi-
days in Virginia,
o o o .
There is a rumor that the button . ,
shop at Saugatuck is to be reorgan-
ized. Four men are to put up 32..
500 capital.
0 0 0
Miss Adaiine Daakam of Green
Farms, who broke her leg recently.
is slowly recovering.
O O O
A musical play. written by Vir-
ginia Matthias. will be given in the
Greens Forms Conigregationai
Church, Sunday. Dec. 23. The play
is entitled “The Spirit of' Christ-
mas." The public is invited to at-
tend.
ing for some time. He came to
Westport about five years ago tram
Now‘York state. and' - acquired a;
large practice.
prominent member of the Masonic
Lodge, and the lodge will amist at
tho tuners! services. Interment it
to be in “Sharon. '
' . o O O ,
The quarantine on the houses of
Mr. Gaol-gen. Darrow and Mr.
David Sachs has been lifted by or-
tier. of the health onicer. Both
houses had been quarantined
because of scarlet .Iever. -
0' O ' O , .
A man went through Westport s.-
day or two ago selling tickets for a
dinner hubs given for thoibenetie
‘ " Tmovo
bi: :Olthol‘
mgg‘lfoteng
has not beefifauthorioed ,.
tho American? Legion or
Place in out King"1iiglt-
Moth rob
Llitany things were taken.
' rs. liurlbutt are in St. Pctcrsburg.
oridn. (or fidiwintcr. .~ _ - “V"
Mrs. Clara Hauschiidt
Heads Ophir Chapter
At.
Ophir t‘hapicr the following officers
were ell-("led for the year 1324:—
“'orlhy
Hauschildt.
\V’ortlu’ Patron.
Associate Matron, Mrs. Faye lioyd.
Secretary.
Treasurer. Mrs. Carolyn Rumlic.
Conduclrcss. Mrs.
Assoeintc Cond.. Mrs. Lula l-Eurr.
'I'hc Matron \vlli
poinimcnts at u laicr date.
The “crihy Matron.
Dawson. u’nnounccd that tho lnstal~
lnlion
W'cdncsdny
Past Grand Matron. Mrs. Add Dal-to
icy Pagan will be the installing of-
Matron. L'onduclrcss and Associate
Conductrens.
Following a. custom established by
the Chuptr-r
Mrs. Dawson. was ciccicd a trustee
for two years and the retiring Pu-
tron.
trustee for one. year.
.Aflt‘l‘
were scrvcd.
burs Wcrc present.
Capt. Phelps of Near
Friends or Capt. J. R. Phelp. who
spent
last winter in the interests at the
Near East Relief. will bosons! to
learn that he died in St. Vincent’s
Hospital in New‘York. ‘ ‘
Capt. Phelp was to have sailed
{or the Near East last Saturday
where he had planned to join his
friend. Capt. A. E. Yarrow. in Re-
Network.
result of an operation for appendi-
citis which was performed Thanks-
a o a giving Day. Capt. ,Phelps ,_‘nraves
Dr. John A. Moore died at In" one sister who lives in Springfield.
home in East Church' street last Mass- ‘ -
evening. Dr. Moore has been all-
mean cameo ~
Dr. Moore was a .
The regular jwcekly meeting oi:
Lincoln council; No. 4. O.’ U. A. M.
will behold tomorrow ~evenlngrat.
Progress Fox-uni “Hall. 100 Washing.
ton street: more truths an initial-i
tion by‘ the Now‘Camn _
team-_ .
.,trlct meeting and
"nuiltber or ”villi :
councilsabout , g
the stato’otficers;
make it a minus .Rerréskmsnu:
will be m
Mr. and
I Lima SBEtKE l
m . COLLISION “rm.
0N POST ROAD ‘ ‘—
New Canaan Mail
Driver Assum the
Blame for Crash that ’
Overturns At t o r -
ney’s Car
Harold C. Scoricld of Smilh Ridge.
New Canaan, was placcl under aro
rest by Motorcycle Policeman Boon-
lsch ycsicrday on the charge of reck-
less driving after a. mail delivery car
that he was driving had collided with
[war before Judge George \Zosburgh
in the City Court when ordered.
A cut 9! ts-n pcr cent. in the pay
of salaried cmpioycs at the Nor-i
“.lllk Tire and Rubin-r company, i-i’-‘
{waive January 1. has been unnoune- .
ml :1! the plant of the company in
\\‘lnnipuuk. .»
The notice of the cut was confirm-
ml by Frolic-rick L. Lawson. secretary '
and treasurer of the company. Mr.l
Lumson, howcver, believes that the
outlook tor 19:4 is bright. He states
that the tire company has already!
gone. on an increased schedule.
lilcir mlciing last night or
Matron, Mrs. Clara.
Mr. Chas. Pfahl.
Miss Edith Croosmon.
Lorena \Ybllc.
make her up-
M rs Anna
“Turn to the Right” ,5
to be Given by Club ;
l'ndcr the direction of Thomas IKE
take place
January 3.
officers will
evening.
of
Drug Store at lhovcorner a! State river. The commiitcc on arrange— 5‘ Pukkbwirg" ‘33, drivenm m“; Alt-Manon. the Springwood dramatic,
street and Taylor avenue. meats will in: the {our elective or- 2? no: dy orncy ax ‘99 ° 0 club Will present "Turn to 11.4.}
V . ’ ' floors. \Vorthy Matron. Associate am or ‘ Right" at the Palace theatre Mon-3
Attorney Speikc was driving in
the direction of Stamford. and Sco-
i‘leld wasrdrlving out of Richards
avenue ontoihc Turnpike. He stated
that he stopped before driving onto
the Turnpike. but did not see the
Spelke car and drove out onto the
road. The car driven by Mr. Spelke
sidcswipcd the mail automobile. The
Spelko car was turned over. ,
Mr. Spelke was uninjured and
after the car had righted. came to
the South Norwaik Police station
with Motorcycle Policeman Boenisch
and Mr. Scofieid. Bis car was dam-
aged considerable and was taken to p
the Depot Garage in Barton. .
Mr. Scoficl dsaid at Polio ehcad-
quarters that he was at fault tor the
collision and that he would pay for
the damages done to the car of Mr.
Spence. Mr. Scofield was released
upon his own recognizance. to ap-
day afternoon and evening perform-l
ant-c.
Those taking part arc: Morris 12.?
Roth, Kenneth I”. l-‘agan. Ralph l2.
Dibble. John Maia, John Radon}:
Charles. Mitchell, Albert Lubiamo-
vile. Howard Scott, Joseph Mallcck.
Irene DeCcssara. Elizabeth Bardos,
Helen Redway and Pearl Mela.
the retiring Ma tron.
Mr. Dawson. was elected a
the meeting refreshments
l-Jishiy-sovcn mout-
Miss Florence Deering of Van
Buren avenue has resigned her p05:-
tion with the R. &: G. Corset Co. on
Ann street.
The Ormlcron Circle of the East
avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will hold a food sale Friday. Dc-
cembcr 14th. at 2:30 o'clock at the
East Norwaik Drug store. at the cor-
ner" of Van Zandt street and Osborne
avenue.
East Relief Dies
scvcml months in Norwaik
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