4»... WP‘.
guy. Tale. '34. visited
Nérwallt yesterday.
In: Charles Ambler and
"“ Mil. of We» suun street
“5:, ed to their home after
woke-end in Hartford
and litre. J. K. Jeseop.
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& Clans. . That‘s all.
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_ lire. Melvin Gould and
{“9316 avenue. left last eve-
let Hollywood. Calllornia.
they will join Mrs. Gould's
"Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kai-
left a Week ago. They will
" for the winter months.
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Singer and Edward Miller of
reel spent yesterday in “(bile
N. Y.. at the homes of their
1“
’ i e e e
tnes and oranges on
' . ery reasonable. Cuneo'a.
‘ on. to Palace Theatre.--Adv.
3.386 Mr; Benilmln Ketchsm
' avenue entertained over the
' lid. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
-m~—mr-o,. “of-
"Md'onnullfl‘. Jr. and and ma Tran: because: 5 of tile
‘a recent visitorfin New .Yoflt city.
first district. 5netored to Stamford
yesterday“ and were guests of’ Mr. avenue entertained over the week-
M Iran 066'“?! Stratum. w end filativ on from New for]; club: .
a .
are. John Ford of Belden sve- Harold Feln;od. who is attending
one spent the week-end in New York school in New York city. has arriv—
clly as the guest ,of Miss 1.2ntfred4edihome to spend the Christmas .re-
Carntody. cm with his parents Ml’. and Mrs. I.
' ‘ ‘ Fetusou of 23 Ely avenue. '
Helen ' ‘ " 5‘
,Pntrlck' Roonev of Chapel street
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Misses Candida Maxwell.
Luther. Anne Hudson and Gloria
Rockwell spent the week-end as has“ taken a position with the Crofut-
guests of Miss Luella Jamison of Knapp company. ' ’
Rochester. N. Y. .. e o
‘ ’ Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Homath anal
Save money on quality hosiery for daughter. Cowollne of Leno street
Xmas-.10 per cent. off when bought were the guests 6f: relatives in Stem?-
in quantities of three pair or more. fora, leniency. .
Also‘Xinss boxes free.~Keelcr's Adv. t, e
‘ ° ’ ' Mrs. Edward' Wilson and son.
Robert of Levee street. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles IEtzinger. of South Main
street and Karl McLaughlin of
Sound \‘icy "Terrace otored to
Harttord. yesterday. Vllcre they
visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence B. Chlttam . e e o
and daughter. Al‘dCHa. .Spent the Mill, Margaret Soltcsz of Lexing-
Weck-cnd with Mr- Chlttnm'l pur- ten hvcnuc. Miss Mary Olson of Flax
oats. Mr- and Mr!- Osdcn Chittam Hill road and Miss Sophie Novak of
0‘ New C‘“““- South Main street. were ill guests of
' ' ° lriond sin Stamford vesterdav.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Carter
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Moore
motored to New York city Friday
and witnessed the musical comedy.
“The Magic Ring." starring Mitzi.
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Mr. one Mrs. Frank nuol'o of my”,
low wane worker wi ‘5
signs“! given by that
had been backed up to theJl'bnt 'ot
the house. Mrs. Schuyler Carlson.
came up from New .Yclrk to take
rt:
. of ’Huge Capital
an inv-enlory of woman at the
house. Mrs. Carlson ‘st‘a‘tcd thatishe
doubts; that much or value had ,
been taken away. as she had stored '
ticles‘ of value besides the booty
furniture only some books and linen
remained. « ‘ . .
A gift. and food sala will be amen 5
by the Christ Church Alter Guild.
at Bundle and Murphys Hardware
store Saturday Dec. 23. The pre-
floods of this sale Will be used to
help pay for the neonatal memorial
Chalice which was made for Christ
Church Altar of the silver donated
by the members of the Church.
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‘Xndrew Kaiser of Port. Chester
was the nest of Mr. and litre. Jo},
seph Mic in yesterday.
her silver and other removable nr- 545 5
Churches“ and Sunday
Schools to Dior Ap-
proprietor
Entertainment
XVESTPORT, D66.
.“Yul‘etide
'1 7. ~P‘repara-
: PARIS. Dec. 9
government has acoeptad. vita link
‘italions. the German pci'als jibe
‘ . untied by Herr Von .
d'aizaires. concerning} converse . 5
Germany desires to enter into with
France. as well as Belgium. on the
fluor- and Rhineland 3uestlocr. ‘{
The reply. which was handed. to
her: Von Hoescb- last evening takes
the form generally expected. accord-5.
ing to an omclsl summary issued by
the government. 5
It is pointed out that ad the Ger-
man government nae- already made
known the import of its proposals.
tion of the gist. ot the French rm?
ply. ’ 555
5 Passive resistance having appar.
entiy ceased in the Ruhr, IPremler.
Poincare declares that he u always
there was no need to delay pumice-"5
5”" .and son. James. and Mr. and
1, “ 5 aces Henley of Bay Ridge.
‘ ,N.‘ .
lions are being anado‘ by the saun-
tuck Congregations? rch, West-
port. for the annualic bias tree
and entertainment obtheld in the
Sunday school but; 9 half. Friday
night. December 2C. at 1: 30 o'clock.
An elaboriio”pr§grum consisting
of songs and recitafions will be pre—
sented by thé Sunday school chil-,
dren. A Christmas treenppropriatcly
' decorated will ,help' create a Jule.
O l C ‘5
Arthur Jennings of State Street is l
spending a few days in New York
with relutivec
ready to confer With an omcial rep.
resonative of the German sever-n-
m‘ont on all questions which this
government wishes to bring before
him: at the same time he remark:
that he regards such questions as
‘bf equal interest to the Allies. and
therefore the ‘ French sovermnent-
rcserves‘thc right of concerting with
them before replying.
Miss Corinne Glover of Main e e .
street was a. week-end guest of her’ Miss Sadie Vega and Miss Flop
' ° ' grandparents. MP- and MW Arthur enee Butcher of' Lowe street are
Edna. and Martha. Smith Hutchinson of Brooklyn. N.‘ Y. spending the day in New Haven.
elen Hall spent Saturday in ~5 ' r e e a
ort. ' —-Wc carry 36 shades in our $1.55 Fred Miller was a visitor in New
silk stockings. Color exchanged after York cny Sa‘urday_ ~.
xmas. Keelcr's.—Adv. 0 - O‘ the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Miss Helen McMahon of Cedar A. Darrow. ;
street has recovered from her recent s e -
MUSIC KEEPS THE WORLD HAPPY
Can you imagine the world without- music. "
Certainly, we would live m a doieful, unhal‘ mo
ious atmosphere without music.
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Fred Johnson or Providence R. 1
. . . “as a visitor oyer the Weekend at
Morrison has returned to his
at. liartstrom's Preparatory e e o _
after a. week-end 89¢!"- 8‘ ’VVnrren Ellsworth has returned to
his home on Newtown avenue. after
a week-end spent with Mr. and Mrs.
Frederic Collins and son Frederic.
Jr.. of Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson.
N. Y.
entai home in )iiddletown.
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-enarris a. Gain. 'l'hst’s all.
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NE, and 31:3. Thomas Dobson
5 My returned to their home in
em Vernon after a. few days
. "l'with friends in the Second
~ . . i . .
' M“ Hannah Clune of Riverside
Ved'lle was a. visitor in Bridgeport
. turday.
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William A. Piker of Hartford is
business visitor in this city todn).
O
5 -—‘uy your V'ictrola at Donnelly s
on a! weekly payments. Store open
until 9 p. m.-—Adv.
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~ timer
oflfi S. Dillon and Mar
fit'iilidoud of Stamford spent yestdr-
”day with friends in the l5irst. dis-
:Imtrict.
. Ml;- Diuna liniman has returned
to It” home in Nyratk, N. Y.. after
is week—end spent with Mr. and Mrs.
5’30 it Benson and daughters. Con-
and Done.
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‘lf e
0307“ Gregory and Max llllhcr
returned to their studies llt
ms Preparatory school after
-end spent with their parents
a afield: n. . .
“if”! a Clans.
“ . .
“fang the local peeple who at-
the Wedding of Dr. Joseph
#‘finn. popular dentist of \Vllsh-
' street. and Miss Fiancee
I or of Nashua. New Hamp-
bi 'in New York city yesterday.
i Sachs and
er ji‘Mr. and Mrs. Devil
am:\', of Westport Mr. and Mrs. iii.
. and daughters. Lillian, Jillllia
. mulls. of Holden avenue, r.
d.flrs. llerman Sachs of Mn n
"CC and Ira. and Samuel b'nitlcr
m Lerov thin. compiler.
7
That's all.
0
‘ Aer your \sifo's Xmas. a “Bell-
mmifiltchcn Cabinet. will suiciy
lens“, her. At Angovine 's.-——Adv.
m. and Mrs. Lawrence Seaman of
m to New
W rt avenue. motored
lie yesterday and were guests
. and Mrs. Howard llcdicnt
, e a
ma Mrs. Albert
_.'\5isitors in llridl‘Wm’l
J'Auto sprinzl-
Kingston
Satur—
Tilly's. *AdV—
III-vie: Buyllsn and. Michael lin—
lrits of Isaac strut spent y‘estciday
with friends in New liaven
, n e :-
AEurpr‘lse party was tendered
lad 'DOrothy Statllam Friday (Vt;-
n‘ at her home on Mott avenue.
5 it'll. dancing and music Were en-
Mel and a dainty collation served.
(Bursts were: Misses lluth Mara.
M O’cring. lltlrn Kline. Agnes
Ahoy. Esthlr Cane). Leonora
~ 5 y. Grace McQuillan. Jose-
FltzOcraid. Marie Caacy. Min-
- it. Green \‘aiient. Aloe Ho-
obortn Gulnor. Lucy D is and
Mitchell; Albert W’ai’ncr.
lullde. Bill Wilson, Arden
. Julius Penman. David Hoyt.
Stephens William Reliant,
Smith. Edward Huntington.
.O'Reilly, Francis Ryan and
1 ' cker.
5 i' e ’e e
Philip l’ulno of Section ave-
. as a.vlsitor in New York city
e week-cull.
O
—-Altd/ation sale
‘ ., obile accessories.
25 to to per cent.
Keith. 9 Railroad avenue.—
tirss and
savings.
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Harry Clinton and Mrs.
Ichoflcld of the Third dia-
- wt Saturday shopping ‘
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- Swanson of Spring Hill
”out the week-cad with
in New York city.
, e e e
;. for
pg. , v A
- Mrs. P. S. Walling of Mi-
. spent the week-end in
city.
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- firs. T. Webb of the Sec-
, ' 5 and Miss Katherine
’ inside-n avenue. spent yes.
a)?" Haven. 5
everybody. Camilla
Open evenings —Adv.
Pharmacy. Nor.
Quin: line of Xmas gifts
v.
‘by men.
. York city.
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Air. and Mrs. Stanhope Foster Jr..
of France street entertained over
the Week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Cummings and daughters, Elinor
and Eileen of Jersey City, N. J.
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,Mr. and Mrs. William Florian and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. David D.
Der-Sim have returned to their
ham 3 in Bridgeport after spending
the weekoend with Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert ltidgely.
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-—IC\ or know a, woman to have
too many silk stockings? Koch-Es
llflllory always phenom-Adv.
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About. one hundred people from
Norwalk. most. of whom were Elks
and their friends, wont to Osslnillg
last Friday night tosec the presen,
lution Of "0 Lady, l.ady."_ at Sim;
Bing Prison. The pin. ywas’ given
every night last. week. under til.-
direction of the Welfare League of
Sing Sing. the play and the welfare
League being run entirely by the
prisoners. All th cparts were taken
The auditorium where the
play Was given holds about 2.000
people. but on Friday night about
six hundred were turned; away,
among them many Norwalk' visitors.
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Mr. and Mrr. Louis A. Lobmnim
of the Blue Mountain Farm will
spend the Winter at the Hotel Cem-
modore, New York.
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Colfax (Encampment. No. 31. I. O.
O. F.. will confer the Royal Purple
Degree on a large class of candi-
dutcs this evening.
0 O O J
-Mulvoy-Tariov Post No. 603. V.
F. \V.. will hold its annual election
of ofllrers this evening at Red Men’s
hall. South Norwaik. 8:00 o'clo:k.
After the meeting there will be u
roclal time among the members. A
largo attendance is expected as this
meeting begins the winter activities
of the post. ‘ ,
e e e .
—-l5‘inrgt slicer to heaviest silk
stockings at Kcelcr'r. Buy them by
the box and save moncy.—Adv.
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A regular monthly meeting of the
Norwulk Building nud- noun Society
will be held tomcrrOw.
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Miss liolvn Cahill was elected
grand regent of Court Cecile. No.
105. Catholic Dnugthers of America.
at the annual meeting held last
week at th eWest avenue clubhouse.
Miss Catherine Duln was elected
vice-regent.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bayiiss and
family have moved from 65 Lexing-
ton avenue to Mulvoy streei.‘
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Mr. and Mrs. John Balls. have
changed their residence from 60
Lexington avenue to 56 Lexington
avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Htanko and
family have changed their residence
from Oxford avenue Z to Lexington
avenue. .4 5
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Julius Galog. Alex l'lizik any I‘aul
Galog of Darien were the guests of
friends in Norwalk. yesterda).
e . e e . ‘
Miss Ruth Wilson of Love street
and Miss Anna. Anderson of Van
Buleu avenue motored to ‘(ow York
city .roccntly. where they visited
with friends.
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Miss Florence Carbone , of Clay
street was a recent visitor? in New
Mr. and Mrs. \Viilicm Kovaoe of 87
Ely avenue have had a telephone in-
stalled in their home. .
Andrew Czibere of :0 Lexington
avenue recovered from his recent
illness and returned to his duties
filth Rogers & Stevens in the South
Norwaik store. .
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Irving E. Whitney. of Richards
avenue. 2. local contractor,
charged with abandoning his wife
college 1
who isl
illness and returned to5hm5 duties
with the local telnhonc company.
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There will be a s‘bcclnl rehearsal
of the tenors and base of the People's
Chorus lit the home of Mrs. F. J.
Morrison. 40 Vi est avenue. tonight at
s: 00 o'clock.
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J. H. S art of the Xlrrrill business
t Saturday for the south
he will remain 'until after
Mr. Hiclt :mtiiipaloa
where
the holidlu ll.
spending most of his time \vild duck.
rabbit and mini! hunting.
TbA Norwlilk Day 'Nui‘ser)’.
Webster street. will have at Christ-
mas tree for the children Friday at-
il-rnoou. The public is asked to send
toys and Olhi‘ gifts for the tree/to
the. mutron.
r—WEW
MOURN DEATH
OF MRS. FULLER
Woman Killed in Auto
at Wilton Crossing
Active i n Humani-
tarian Work -— An-
other Robbery
\Vestport received a. shock Satur-
dnv afternoon. when f‘llc tragic
death of Mrs. Robert l‘uiter was
reported. and a full nlmsulo of
sympathy goes out to the bereaved
husband. children. and rel-.iives.
Saturday about noon time Mrs.
Fuller drove her car over to “Hi-
ton to attend to a matter of busi-
ness and on the return trip was in‘
stantiy killed by the 12:64 express
on tho rgllronll crossing at the
South Wilton station. Til.) suppo-
sition is that Mrs: Fuller-.51 .who was
:1 very careful driver. did not. know
that a. train was due and started to
drive across the tracks and that her
engine stalled at. the critical mo-
ment. ’l‘lle'trtlin'struck her car
throwing it into the air where it
turned completely over and landed
beside the tracks a mass of Wleck
use. The body of Mrs. i5‘illlc'r which
was searcclv marrcd wh owns car-
ried to the home of Mrs. (Tra'ec
Schenuk and remained there until
permission “as given by the medi-
cal examiner to remove it to his
habit: I' ndI-ltnkitlg parlors ill West-
porf. \irs. lJIullcr moved from
New York to Westport about lumhd
years ago “Mil her family. and has
always, slum: coming. been a. Well
known _worker for the public v.11-
fare of \i‘estport. Mrs. Valor took
an active part (n the campaign for,
equal suffrage for women. gull! Was
known throughout the state by the
order of her efforts
After the passage of the. bill
granting sum-ago to women. size be-
came allied with the Domestic pur-
ty and up to her untimely death
that party benefited by her shrewd
adticc and business ability. During
the ptriod of the World “or Mrs.
Fuller devoted much of her time
to the local chapter of the Red
Cross. serving for a long period as
secretary of the organization and
giving many hours to the work.
Since the close of the war she. has .
served faithfully .as a. member 'of
the Red Cross Executive committee.
A few years 830' Mrs. Fuller opened
a. real estate office and had been
exceptionally successful as a busi—
ness woman. She was an active
member of the Westport Country
Club.
render aid to those less fortunate; 5
than herself and hot- generous eon» -
tributions Which were given un-
known to the general public will be
greatly missed.ers. Fuller is sur-
vived by her husband. Prof. Robert
Fuller. of Columbia. University. two
children. Helen and Robert 3-5.. one
brother and two sisters. The fun’e¢
rai of Hrs. Fuller will be held at
9 o'clock Tuesday morning in the
Church- or {he Announce, The
She was never too busy to .
Mrs. Florence ‘Wilson spent Sun-
day' in New York.
. e e e
Miss Lois Such of Westport was
flower girl at tho weddfng of Miss
Francis Springer of Dcdhazn Mass.
and. Dr. Joseph Slonlan of South
Nero-elk. who were marricd’in the
Brendway Central Hotel inst eve-
nlng. After a reception which was
attended by a large number of
friends Dr. and Airs. Slomnu sailed
for Bermuda.
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The last football game of the
season was pins-ed yestei‘dufiefler‘a
noon on the Kinskie Lot in Croatia
Farms by the Owls of \Vcstpmt and
the All Stars of Nonvulk. Tile
The scare at the finish of the game
was 6-0 in’favor of the Owls.“
'l'lle hunting at the "V”. at which
the audience were addressed by Mr.
Lavery of Bridgeport. was very
well attended.
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There were about 100 St'ostport
basketball fans in attendance at
t_hb game in Not-walk Armory Satur-
day evening to witness the game
between the Red Men and the Ab
trock~8chalzhh
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Ralph che was called to New
ton. Saturday to attend the funeral
of his sister-.7
e e, e
Mrs. E. L. Raymond of Rewayton
at‘enue \\ as a recent visitor in Stanf-
ford. .
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An interesting meeting of hte Ep—
.wortli league of the Methodist church
“as held at the church last night
William Bowman gave a short talk.
There was also a special musical
program.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Itouayton ( ‘ivil: association will
be held at the How: lyton hose house
tonight. Better police. protection and
several other matters of importance
will be discuessul.
O O
A lecture-recital on Handel
“The Messiah"u
and.
true given at the lluw‘
ayton Baptist church yesterday lif-
ternooli. Rev. \irtor Scalisc. pastor,
gate a brief resume of the life of
ilahdel and of his greatest iv orlt.
“.The Messiah." Mrs. Alfred J. C‘.
Seeking also spoke. Charles E Funk
sang one of Handel's compositions
and there u ere sot oral \ioimla selec-
tions from “The Messiah. " Airs.
Frederick Station presided at the
piano. The lecture‘rccilai was given
in‘ eonJunction with the People's
Chorus. who are to present on No.
vember 28 "The Montana 5"
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An automobile from Greenwich
oils burned yesterday afternoon at
Cannon Square.
The Junior league of the Rotv hymn
Methodist churth hold an enjoyable
Chrhtmns party at the church Ssh
urduy afternoon There was
Christmas tree and each child was
presented with a. gift. Games and
music were Dee. enjoyed. The par-
ents of the Juniors were guests. 5.
O
The Sunday school of the Ron-sy-
ton Methodist church will /give a
felines pantomime in the chapel
the church. Saturday night at
7:09 o’clock. A rehearsal was held
at the church yesterday. ~
Mr. and Mrs O. L. Noxon of Row-
nylon avenue will leave after the
holiday for Florida where they will
“main during the winter.
Bfr. and Mrs. John. Coates of Moo.
may place had as their recent
guest. Miss Julie. Scott of Brooklyn.
W
Mrs. Charles Lexen spent t
~week-cnd in Newark. N .J., as :11}:
go of Mrs. Elizabeth Gang. She
visited Mr. 111d Mrs. Otto Stall
0
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morrison
and daughter at Fitch street were
guest‘s or friends in Newark. N. ‘J..
“over Build” .
e7. gaéfl":
and W is mfii‘
at. 0 o'clock tomorrow morning
the First District Court room. Whit-
ney was brought back to .Norwaik
from Pittsburgh. Pa. by Sergeant B
1!. Silk where he is allegéffi‘) hvaa
fled after Judge George H. Voeburgh
had on recent n. ordered him
to pay :20 a week
ion of his wife and child. ‘.
llr. and Mrs. John toiletries of
El y avenue entertained ovei; tho5 . hick
5 north-it 5
mes-one their gluon.
award the sup-vi
‘Rev. Father Garrett officiating The
interment will be in Willow Brook
Cemetery. '1“
.C—lk-un-n'
Another hull.” Eras broken into
some tune; satfinday morning. ThlsW
makes the tout-lb ill a ”week. It.
was disc early Saturday
morning Q the old Thoma
phloe- near’th‘o country Club
mxgonlununth-pi'
been
fl} 5
boot: uttered by a rest- “’13:”.fl 5
;: Mr. a‘l‘id Mrs. Wallace E. ch.
gag: an: Mr. and Mrs. Albert and
our even. spent resign: v'vlth
in. and Mrs. James.- Lee 3m
prelim}. _ . j -, ' ' ‘ '
t ' '. 1 it ‘ 3"
Mice Vida Hunt: hands, principal
of the Hillside school will Spéik at
the mum... Methodist church.
5 should he refuse to comply with the
tide atmosphere. Santa Clause will be
there. Gift. sand mndy will be dis-
tributed to thechlidren. The affair
wil be under the direction of Ida
15.Kecne. president. of the Young
Peoples club. rwhe will be assisted
‘by Judson Cofiet. Rev. Clifford \V.
Hutchings is‘ the pastor of the
church. ’
The morning service next Sunday
starting at 10: so will be conducted
by the Sunday achdol children. They
will present the songs and recita-
tlcus contained in the Cradle oi
:ethleheul. ntusic on‘Christmas Suit.
day morning and in the Christmas
entertainment will be furnished by
Miss Edith M. Prondman. organist.
The public is cordl lly invited.
The Methodist Ep soopal church.
East Church street, “'estport. will
hold Christmas exercises at the
church on \Vcdnesday night. Decent-
her :0. at 7:30. A program consist-
in: of songs and recitations will be
presented by the children. Gifts and
candy will be distributed to the chil-
dren. Tho affair will be conducted
undu- tho direction of the gauperin-
tendent.
Holy Trinity church will give an
entertainment til the parish house
on Friday night. December 2!, at 7
oclock. As a main femurs a. per.
fornihncc will be given by an outside
prominent artist. Gifts and candy
will be distributed to the Sunday
school children. Following the enter.
iainmont refreshments will be sowed
to all. Rev. Kennetlrkoifionsie is the
pastor of this church.
At a recent meeting of the "High
1'" club a committee of
eluding Si alter Ennis. “’ilbur John-
zon and‘ Edwin A. Sim-buck was ap.
pointed to make arrangements for a.
Christmas party for the club. to be5
held Thursday. December 7. The
club also voted to collect money
among the members to provide
Christmas dinners for several needy
lamilles in the neighborhood.
Mr. Leary for Community Christmas
Arrangements are being made by
tree which “in be set up on the
“l" ' lawn. it. will be appropriately
lighted during the holidays. There
will also be a. smaller tree in the
foyer of the "Y. ‘ All of the depart‘
merits of the "1'" will be decorated
tor the odouion.
Earns $11 a Day, Is
field for Non-support
* 5 ST.\\1FURD.D9¢. 1?.
Refusing to pay his wife twentyé
five dollars a week for her sup-
port. and that of her three Joung
Wchlldren as ordered by the court
here Saturday melting. Samuel
l-nbrizio, of 13 Brook ctre~t\ “as
still in tub local jail last it lit.
no “as arrested Saturday alumna
by Detectivae-rgeant Paul Hayes
on a charge of non-support. A clone
mason. it is said. Fabrizio earns
:11 per day. He will be taken to
the county Jail in Bridgeport today
court order. the police any.
n
The candidates of the Gil-19'
Friendly society, which is under t c
direction of Mrs. l: obcrt B. B. Fetus
Mrs. B. 0. Robinson and Mrs. Harry
Maul-icon. held its rmlar meeting
at the church this afternoon at 4
o c'ioek.
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lira. Thomas McGlonc returned to
her home on Van Zonal. street. ll‘rl-
day. from the Not-walk hospital.
where she recently underwent an
operation. .
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‘ Mr .and Mrs. Robert. Joselovsky
o: Scaview avenue entertained over
the week-end Michael Kantor of
Derby. ' N
e e 5 6
Miss Katherine Jackson of East
avenué u‘as’ the guest over the-.weck-
end of friends in New York city.
0 C.
Louis" Novel: sostudcnt a‘t Lan-
caslen .? college. Pennsylvania 4:
spending the Christie's.- rccein with
his parents Mr. and Bra. 1..- Novak 55'
at their none on nor: gelatin-treat.
Mr. .3... Mrs. P. Komoblis and son
or Winfield in honor. the guests, -5
yesterday. at
in GOreenwicb. . __,.
Thereé'rwill be a meeting of the
three in- Hats
ing.
was filled with
Germany's "lanes and humiliation"
since invasion of the Ruhr. the le-
gality or watch he declared Ger-
many had never recognised and
. never would recognize. - .
.— Declaring against the resumption
of Allied military control of Doro
many.
~ popular resentment'faghtnst military
control was such that the security
05 the controlling encore could not
D‘s-.guaranleed.
. Koni‘bolis' parents
With respect tori l'Cparations. the
French government will never con-
sent to take that. question out “or the
“hands of the commissiOn instituted ~
by the treaty. not- consider any reg-
ulation not strictly conforming With
the treaty; The commission, adds
M. Poincare. will continue to func-
tion, with all the powers conga-ed.
upon it. and without. its right. ‘as fat
as relates to Germany. being din:-
inished in any possible manner.
“The exchange ofideas proposed
by Germany. to “Which the “French
sovornment does not refuse to lend
itself," continued the reply. "cannot
therefore have” for its“ object in-
fringement of the prerogatives of
this commission, nor can it be a pre-
paratory step. director indirect, for
revision of the treaty."
Rhine and Ruhr. ._
Concerning the Rhine and the
Ruhr. the reply says, the French
government has nothing to change
in the views already set forth. it
cannot. agree to take matters out of
the hands of the Franco-Belgian
authorities lathe Ruhr, or the in-
iepallied high commission in the
other occupied territories.
As to the establishment of a trio-
dus viveudi in either of these re-
gions. M. Poincare is fully disposed
to listen to suggestions from the
Berlin gavernment and communi.
cats them. if circumstances admit
with 2:15 opinion to" competent an.
ibority. Ho wtlipi‘totably. accept
an ydiscutslon on prolongation of
the agreements with the industrial-
The re-estabt‘lshment o: econ-
omic life- and administrative ones- ,
liens. it
being understood that
France maintain her full rigkrnct
to accept the. re-integmllon ot thoae
persons expelled except after indivi-
dual examination.
\M. Poincare concludes 5! draw-
lng attention to the fact that the in-
ter-nllierl commissions of military
control have not yet been able to
Nsumo their regular duties. and de.
claret: that‘ while this state of affairs
exists Germany cannot claim to be
loyally executing the treaty of Ver-
chilies.
BERLIN. Dec. -l.-In’ a. note
handed the reparatiol commission
by Dr. Fisher. presldcnt of the war
burdens committee. the German
government requosae a declaration
rinciple that priority over repa-
rat at! Obligations ntvill in_ accord-.
once tvith the A’ersainea‘treaty. be
granted to a three years credit on
to $70,003,000 for the purchase of
when! and fats. 5f
. The note emphasises the impossi-
bility of delaying such foreign pur‘
chases until Germany's internal
supplieearo exhausted-and declares
that approximately 1.300.000 tone
of “heat. and 10.900 tone of tat;
monthly are indispensable to Ger-
many. The note adds that the no-
sotiattone for foreign credits have
shown that credits could be obtain
till it the priority request is accord~
ed.
Strescmann Recount: Humiliation-
, Chancellor Marx and Foreign
minister Strescmann attended are:
Gecptlon given yeaterday.by the Ber-
lin .newepapermen in the Rewriting
building. The chancellor in an ad-
dress said that during the next. few
weeks the country would be tried
perhaps more severely than during
many periods of 1mi- time.
Dr. Strcacmann..who recently has
been in, was received with cheer-
He made a lens speech which
reminiscences of
Dr. Stadtnana said ..tm
exaggerathil -reports that 5
Residence on Grand‘Yicw Avenue.
Music means more to our verv existence ‘lhan v.
realize.
Music is born in' people, so when it comes g. .1
selection of a Christmas gift what more a )1)1‘ecia
ed thin could be given to relative or friend it ho '
music y inclined than a musical instrument ‘3
WE HAVE EVERY KIND
DONNELLY’S
516-18 South 'Main Street
W ' ‘ ' ..'.“, v
. » . 5 _ bath 9nd till (‘Qi‘lYtlJ w .
. . ' 5 5 contract: hii\r: be. .5, an: i- ‘
. , i 5 S St‘u‘lthmnl ill-law,
Josephine \Vut-i llnfi 5
erection of
dwelling at lit- ,
and Hyatt 5le mg
The following is taken from this “3C1- “i111 :vxvri .--» 5»
weeks commercial Record: —— W°Vem“m~“~ 1min
mm w Sm“ The contract :0 l5 .
John Bovine will erect a one-tam- ‘9‘ ‘0 Amh‘m.“ T115
ily frame house on Melbourne ave- C0“ “WHY 5"-I-'7“-".
nue. It will be 25—28 feet, with six 7—“
rooms and bath. hot Water heat and
all other improvements. At the
rear of the house will be built a
frame garage. The contract has
been. awarded. to Michael J. Riordan
for building both houses and garage.
The cost will be aboutwtsfioo.
*
Elizabeth J. Smith has awarded to
Douglas Smith the _ contract for
building one-story factory on St.
John street. It “'1“qu 40-54 feet
of frame and stucco construction
There will be a_ partition at the front
which wili'be utilised as on office.
for the muhine shop. Work has
bee nstarted this Week. The esti- letters. The cont.
mated cat‘flll be about. 39.000. has bernlvt to Alt'lwnu ”
i no sub-contracts have be; 3- ,
sanctum-y Hill Residence \‘vill cost in the nclghlic::-~r:
- George W. Lent has been smrc- 86.090. ,
ed the "contract for building a one — ~
family house for Alm3 L. Lewis on T0 “only rig-(v Ilan:agt5_
Strawberry Hill avenue. It mil be From the phlns . r 5»: ”5:35
243:. 8 feet: of frame construction. Mather. Dom comm.
with six rooms and all couvenlenecs. the damISFS to (l r 3. er...
The foundation has already fiieen 12 South Main fir. .t
"armd- ing will necessitate lien
and other store 2.
“1th nmv flooring and :
Dwellingr at .‘ielruw
Nathan ll. (hill-5:5:
one-family house at 3.1. ‘5 5
t will be '.".‘.\‘_"2 1- '
and all lmprmcm-
Will do the 155‘.
tracts for phmr.
Work have born
cqst about 36.000.
\qllmv
.‘Inmielin Slrf‘t‘l Homo
Javanc i‘lcanzn uni i :i .
family house on Marv. ‘z;
will be 211x26 :1 15', .“5
struciion. \vith Sc‘n'.
bath. There will 15-.-
wnter and lltzl! alil
East Net-walk Dwelling.
Hold 3. Peck. East Norwalk, “‘3“ first and DILEClnCltf, fl00r<_
build a. one-family framehouse 0.51' tract has been a‘var-Er,’ :5
Royce? street, L‘flst‘NOI‘Walk. It J_ I{iord3n' 311.] will (my
will be 24x24 ‘fect, of frame con- neighborhood m5 sow
struotlon. with six rooms and all “kc“dl' been sfarfcd_
conveniences, inblu'dlng hot water .___-
heat. . William Castiedlne has been ‘ Municipal Buihlm;
awarded the building contract. and The DOMFHHOM C; lwf
has started the preliminary work 'of the city of yore-335,;
thll "90“; It “‘1“ cost about‘ttifico. to Harry chJy-Egks 1;.
' building a one-story 7:5. '
on \Viiliams street. it 55
feetgnd will be ll>rxi :~;
the live stock.‘ It “I,
$4.0M).
'X‘Iilmadge 8: Deering will erect a
one-family frame house. on ‘Gmnd
View avenue. It will be 253: 6 feet.
wit 5‘eix rooms lull l. ath. and all
improvements. The owners will do
the building. No contracts for
plumbing have as yet been awarded.
The construction will cost in the
neighborhood of 86.000. ‘
Remodeling Barn Into Residence
J. F. McMahon will remodel a
one-story barn into a modern dwall-
ing on Livingston street. It will be
520224 feet, with “six rooms. having-
Sidney De Kn}; Fpr.‘ {-
awarded to A. \Val'irou &
contract for building : 3r5'Z:
sun parlor to his fit-ill“
Sprite Islam]. Thc vet}.
started this week.
Your 5'1‘5' ‘
u
The "Watch
will meet with Mrs. i
one. 245 East Avcnum
fiternoon.
On the F 1rst Christmas
0‘ Wolfe. ted. Down through the cen-
ter-team unwound rim“ been in favor, not. only for
Mhmwmmnrflulrpemnence.’
'morrow night .at 7 o’clock.
P
lira. m... Webb.- or u groom
svsgtuc‘fidll entertain
AW m resentsgoldisssavinz‘spa
hook ill! upglnthebmk. Itisapremt
5 ' “ollslleagepotheambition of the
your We list this year 301“
thisiiank.
Norwalk Chronicler