- . Whit! club will
the home of Mrs. Charles
l Island. tomorrow after-
v Ail who plan to attend
“Entity the hostess at their
’mmenc...
. O I O
-- Grantley. student at the
University in Washington.
its spending the Christmas
‘ with his parents. Mr. and
imam Grumley of Jefferson
i ‘ O O O
:11. Rubin of New York city
’ “Sunday guest of his daughter.
Jacob E. Josem of Lowe street.
0 O 0
your Victrola at Donnelly's
, . weekly payments. Store open
until 9 p. m.-—-Adv.
. I O
Jeanne Yourdisky o.‘ the
’ » district was a visitor in New
" city Sunday.
E I O O
' Agnes Ilalucy of Merwin
was a. guest Saturday of Miss
Hoyt. formerly of Cedar
now of Riverside Drive, New
' city.
0 O C
in Melamed, student at Syra-
univcrsity in Syracuse. New
' is spending the Christmas
‘~ I with his aunt and uncle.
’ and Mrs. Henry Jacoby of
street.
3 Extras 3.. f v.._; 4‘.
ii
0 I O
Miriam {Say-singer of New
city is spending the Christmas
with her parents. Mr. and
Robert. Baysinger of Isaac
em...
all»;
i
~ 0 O O
“ Barris at 6am. That's all.
0 O O
0
. .. s Frances Samuelson
' onem of Holden avenue
in Bridgeport Tuesday.
" O O I
must Paris. student at New
unh'ern‘ly is spending the
. as holidays with his parents
‘ a Second district.
. C O
» uel Levcnson of Concord
% and student at the City Col-
« of New York. has one of the
W... parts in "The Miracle" to
I ‘ esentell at the Century Opera
”no in .\'.-w York c:ly.
u .. is s ‘
ilreno and Harold lluckley have
.lérned to their lirmv on Vail
Amen avenue. after spending the
fistulas holidays “‘ll'l l'tlLlLl\(.-l in
rooklyn, New York.
’ O C C
4Harris & Gans.
a“
That's all.-—Adv.
' s s 0
Miss Nan lleugon has returned
her home in Bridgeport. after a
«v days' visit with bar sister.
. tide [Season of Belda-n avenue.
‘ e s I
Miss Josephine \‘allnrlr‘. student
1 New liiltlltilc collesi . is spending
he Christmas rt-i't‘ss with “('1' par-
ntsr Mr. and Mrs. E. \‘allr-rle of
-o First district.
. ' o o s
. Igylng Buss, of Columbia. South
.4 arbjinn. spent. the: Christmas hell-
my!" with Hllnlilci 5mm r of Cedar
~ , ‘ 1c“.
. l. l.
‘1, : lapses Audrey ii. Shine of Orch-
d’gptreet and Helen Kay of lio-
_ n spent. Tuesday with relatives
n n mford.
A; a s a
iguana 6'4. Guns. That's all.
Miss Isabel “mean of Arch strmt,
, u Ant. at l‘m‘kard Institute. New
a: city. attended ”it: dance of a.
cwi‘York ilniwrslty fraternity 1"ri-
; '51.
4
i‘ O O
O O D
I“ Anna llacNunlara of Dover
to” served as temporary salusgiri
Newbcrry's Department store on
at. street during the Christmas
1*
1
O O
Idliicppcl. credit managcr of the
lay Shirt company is spending
‘u inter tacatlon iii liaincs City.
cape.
. ~." o s s
A x Nave". student at New York
« rail). is spending the Chryt-
jaolhlays with his parents of the
d district.
' s s s
fiuto springs. Tilly's.-——Adv.
(‘ s s a
3L; Leo Miller and Maurice J.
’ naon of High street were visitors
n mug-port Tuesday, where they
ttcugtd u. basketball game.
v O t I
D" and Mrs. M. Kennedy have
. “Sled to thcl ihomc in Glm-ers-
- .N. \'.. alter a few days' visit
li.‘ riends and relatives in the
and Second districts.
U l O
.‘ and Mrs. William Gray have
n‘vedl to their home in Glow-rs-
er spending the holidays with
‘ d Mrs. Samuel Kantor of
_' street.
~V I O I O
5 mas Skldd of the Second dis-
‘. 1' as a visitor in Bridgeport on
' .' . .
t Anne Monahan has returned
l.- home on Holden avenue. after
-g Christmas with her sister.
-Aifred Kerwin of Brooklyn.
't . . .
-'--Bergstrom is framing pictures
. in new I. O. O. I“. bid...-
0 O O
Josephine Mexivcn has re-
to her home in New York
or a few days’ visit with her
. Mr. and Mrs. “'illiam Mc-
‘of Spring Hill avenue.
0 t O
‘and Mrs. Thomas Smith and
. Marjorie, have returned to
... in Port Chester. N. Y.
ading rChristmas with Mr.
‘ ‘parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
-~m of Van Buren avenue.
0 O O
Roselle. student at New
rsity is spending the hol-
y)“ his parents. Mr. and
Roselle 'of Crescent Ter-
‘inmsn of South Main
. Christmas in Hartford.
Miss Anne M has returned
to her home on flax Hill road after
a few days’ vbitvwlth friends in New
York city. ~
0 O ,
Nathan Goodwin.
Beniamin Edisonf were
Bridgeport Tuesday.
0 0
Al Levy and
visitors in
the supervision of Maurice Fineson
and Richard G. Tlmrnons will hold
their weekly dance this evening in
the Central Trust company hell.
i 0 O 0
Irving Bayliss and Michael Rat-its
of “Ian street spent Christmas with
friends in 'New Haven.
O O 0
Mrs. Adams has returned to her
home in Chaplin. Conn.. after spend-
ing the Christmas holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William
McSlven of Spring Hill avenue.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mankc and
family have changed their residence
from Cross street to 47 Belden ave-
nus.-
a a a
Manuel and Samuel Tarlov of the
Third district were visitors in
Bridgeport Christmas day.
0 O I
Ladue \Vhipple of West avenue
was a visitor in \V’cstport last eve-
nlng.
O 0
Miss Frances Samuelson. who has
been visiting relatives in the First
and Second districts. and \Vestport.
will leave tomorrow for Glover's-
ville. .\'. Y.. where she is to spend
about three weeks with Dr. and
Mrs.’ M. Kenned. From there she
will leave for her home in St. Jo-
seph. Missouri. -
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
of Bridgeport. spent the
holidays with Mr. Smith's
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith
Spring Hill avenue.
Smith. in.
Christmas
parents.
of
The final rzhearsa‘ of the ”Mes—
riah" will be held by the members
of the People‘s Chorus tonight in the
High school auditorium at 8 o’clock.
O O I
Stephen Liposcky of 63 Ely avenUe
t-nlertuini'd several friends at his
home last night. His guests included
Mr. and Mrs. John Kovacs and fam-
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sznbo and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Svldor,
J. Chantos and “2 Roll.
0 O 0
Mrs. Leonard Caserla and daugh-
tcr, Marie. of Bridgeport, are visiting
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Garfield of Lowe street.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Novak of
South Main street enti-rtained never-
31 friends at their home Christmas
night. Singing and dancing were on-
joycd. Lucsky’s orchestra. furnished
the music for the dancing. A tur-
kcy supper was also served. Gur-sts
were pro-sent from Stamford, Lane
caster, I‘a.. Darien, East Noryralk
and South Norwalk. '
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Haas of Sound
View Terrace entertained over the
holiday Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Garey
of New York city.
0 O 0
Miss Gertrude Spevok of 1‘6 Spring
street is anoying a. ten days' varn-
tlon from her duties with the “him
6; “’eils Box company.
0 O 0
Charles Moga of Bouton
Louis Mackay of Lubrano place.
Louis \V’oife _of Taylor Place and
Ernest Bulkley of New Jersey lilo-
torcd to New York city Sunday were
they visited with friends.
street,
Mr. and Mrs. James Soltesz of
Soon-den avenue entertained a num-
ber of friends at their home. Christ-
mas night.
0 O 0 ,
Miss Betty Lamson has returned to
her home from Danllury where she
visited her parents during the holi-
day.
0 O 0
Robert McGraw spent the holiday
with his parents in Danbury.
O 0 0
Mrs. Shaw of 61 Osborne avenue.
reported to the police today that
the had found a Christmas package
and that the owner can have it by
calling at her home.
0 O 0
Joseph W. Gorbam of 8 Gibson
Court has a new Studebaker Sedan.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Flynn and
family returned yesterday from
Danbury. where they spent Christ-
mas with Mrs. Flynn's parents.
0 O 0
Dr. and Mrs. W’illiam J. Moore
spent Christmas with Mrs. Moore's
mother in Brooklyn.
0 O I
Charles Goldsmith’s car, which
Was stolen and smashed up in Shel-
ton. is just out of the garage. where
it has been for repairs ever since it
was found.
0 O O
Announcement was made today of
the engagement of Miss Theresa
Buckley. of Ridgefield. a teacher'at
the Temporary County Home for
Children in “'estport avenue. and
Louis Baker. of Ridgefield. a mem-
ber of the State Police department.
Both Miss Buckley and Mr. Baker
are well known here. ‘
O O 0
William‘ Dorney, of Cleveland.
Ohio. is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Luke Dorney. of West Main street.
0 O 0
Members of Buckingham Women's
Relief Corps. No. 30. this afternron
are entertaining the veternaa of
Buckingham's post with Christmas
party at Red Men's hall. 30 Main
street. An elaborate program of en-
tertainment is in order.
--—____...._______
mam—1
The fourth in the series ofdnod-
srn and old-fashioned dances being
held under the auspices at the East
Norwalk Improvement association
in Community hall. _wili be given to-
morrow night. field's orchestra has
'hosn engaged to furnish the music.
Each week there is a special tea.
tore. Last week the special attrac-
tion on the'programpwas a Paul
Jones in which» all dancers took
a. .l. _.
The student's Dance club under .
Bast avenue spentrChrlstmal. day in
flew York city. . " ‘ - ~
is a .. ' ,,
Mr. and Mrs. John Slice: of Greg,
Christmas day. ‘ '
O O 0 .
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stern of new“
street were holiday visitors in New
York city. . .
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Raymond
and son. Richard. of East avenue
were the guests over the week~cnd
and holiday 'of Mrs. Raymond's sis-
ter. Mrs. Wesley Banjoff of New
York city.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Zlien
of Hawkins avenue had as their
guests over the holiday. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Meeker and son. Paul, Jr..
of New Jersey.
0 O O
- Miss Mildred Hoyt of East avenue
and Miss Elisabeth Shimko of Bau-
ton street attended a dance at. the
Hotel Commodore. New York.
Christmas night.
0
0 I
Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Bennett of
Woodside avenue have returned to
their home after spending the holi-
day as the gueau of friends in
Bridgeport. .
O 0 O
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett. Miss
Pauline, Miss Doris and Miss Velma
Bennett of Osborn avenue were the
holiday guests of relatives in Bridge-
port.
0 O 0
Recreation night for the men of
the East Avenue Methodist church
will be enjoyed at the church tomor-
row night at. 7:30 o'clock.
O . O O ,
The Christmas entertainment of
the Sunday school class of the
Christ church will be given at Com-
nlunity hall. tonight at 7 o'clock-
. O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Plait '0! Win-
field street are in Foxboro. Mass.
where they went to enjoy the boil-
day as the guests of relatives.
mummy-‘1
Judge John Godillot has bought a
radio. He will do his own install-
ing, not because «he thinks he can
do it better than the experts. but
because he likes to “tinker" with
such things.
0 O 0
There was a family rcunlop of
the Feeney family Christmas day 'l'.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. HarolJ
Baker on Riverside Ave.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Schlaet left
this morning for Florida where they
will spend the winter.
0 O O
Macli‘arlalld who has
been employed for the past two
years as chauffeur for Arnold
Schlaet has accepted a position with
the Blue Ribbon Garage in Bridge-
port.
Thomas
- O 0 0
The High “Y" orchestra. organ-
ized recently. will make its first tip-
penrancc in public next Tuesday.
New Years. in the Y. M. C. A. foyer.
where they will furnish music from
2 o’clock p. m. until 3:80 p. m. A
number of tournaments at po l.
checkers and bowling have been -
ranged for the afternoon. After
the song and Shakesperian recital
by Mini Aitken Tompkins which will
be given between the hours of 3:30
and 4:30 p. in. tea will be served by
the ladies of the W. T. I. A. in Bed.
ford House.
0 O 0
Madame Alice Smith Gorlillot :s
the guest of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. L'. Smith over the holidays.
On January 4th. Madame Godiiiot
will broadcast for a New York radio
station. She will sing for 35 min-
utes and will be accompanied by the
New York Symphony Orchestra.
O O O
Mr. and Mrs. David Sachs of Ev-
ergreen avenue. entertained a large
party of friends from Stamford and
South Norwalk. Christmas evening in
honor of Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy .0!
Glovcrsvillc. N. Y. Dr. and Mrs.
Kennedy left town yesterday for a
few days’ visit in New York city
where they will be joined on Friday
by Mr. and Mrs. Sachs and Dr. and
Mrs. Bioman. who are expected back
from Bermuda on that date.
C O 0
Santa Clause paid a visit to the
home of Franklin Bailey Christmas
evening and left a baby girl. Friends
and acquaintances are offering
heartiest congratulations.
O I 0
Miss Katherine Sherwood. former-
ly of \Vestport. but now resident in
New York. is the holiday guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sconeld.
c O 0
Mrs. Harlan Dulmsge
Christmas in Liberty. N. Y.
O O O
A still alarm was sent into the
tire department yesterday and the
Compo Engine Company responded.
The fire was in a. chimney at the
People's Market.
0
spent
0 O
The High "Y" Club will give a
Co-Ed party in the boys“ department
at the Y. M. C. A. this evening.
There is to be a Christmas tree and
a Santa. Claus. The bowling alleys
and the pool tables will also be at
the disposal of the club and their
guests.
_ ‘ 0 O 0 ‘
"Bleachers" have arrived and
have been put in place in the gym-
nasium at the "Y." This will in-
crease the seating capacity by 150
seats. Contractor Reynolds is put.
ting up a partition between the
boys’ department and the bowling
alley. This will lessen the noise
from the alleys in the reading
room. , '
O O 0
Mrs. Robert Lamdin and son left
yesterday for California: Mr. um-
din will join them there after a few
weeks.
‘ O 0 0
‘Mrs. Herman Baers is spending
the holidays at. her summer home
on King street.
. a s” a -
Mr. and Mrs. Ballot: entertained
relatives. from New York over the
'week-end. - ‘
,_‘, Mr. '
gory Boulevardfrent'ottainod relatives
at a dinner party‘in 'th’cirih‘oiii'e. on:
i then ' w ’ttr'flm W,
and is wasting considerably. «
O - O 0' '
summer home on King street' and
entertained friends there over in
week-end and Christmas. ‘ '
’ O O t '
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McCoy are
spenm‘ding the holidays in Philadel-
P - 1
L .. DARIEN . l
The new heating system installed
in the Royal school is proving very
'satisfactory. - _
O O 0
Hips Helen Crot'oot of Utica. N. Y.
is spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr. and.Mrs. George L Cro-
foot of Noroton.
t
bin in Mrs. Henry W. Banks
spent Christmas at their home in
Norotoh. ‘
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Lynford Dickerson
of New York spent the week-end at
the Dutch Oven Inn. Noroton.
O O O
The-Community Christmas Tree is
lighted, every evening during Christ-
mas week. and it. certainly makes a
very cheerful appearance. ,
C O C
Mr. and Mrs. 'Jack Smith and
children of Noroton are visiting Mrs.
Smith's parents. Mr. and "Mrs.
James Furlong, of Providence. B. I.
this week.
8 O 0
David Crofool. a student at Cor-
nell. is spending the Christmas va-
cation with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Crofoot of Near “'a—
ter Lane.
3 t I
Royal school. Daricn. has a new
Victrolafor use in the class rooms
and in the auditorium. It was pur-
chased with the funds raised by the
entertainment given recently.
0 O O
Cameron Stewart spent Christmas
day with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew hhaw
of Norolon Heights.
0 c o ,
Mr. and Mia. George Dugdaie of
Windsor are visiting Mr. bestows
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George nug-
dalc of the Post road. Norman.
0 O O
Mr. and Mrs. McV‘Vhirter of Nero-
ton. sailed on the S. S. (‘olululna
from New York. for Scotland. Sat-
urday. Mr. and Mrs. McWhirter will
remain in Scotland until spring.
0 i I
Mr. and .Mrs. Edward Gartrell 0i
\Vost avenue, Dark-n. entertained
relatives on Christmas day.
O O O
Sommers gave a
Christmas party :or the kindergar-
ten clsss of the St. Luke's Sunday
school this afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the parish house. The mothers
were especially invited to bring tilt
little ones.
Mrs. Louise
On Saturday afternoon the Dar-tun
Girl Scouts held their weekly meet-
ing at the home of Miss ll. Barbara
\Voed. Plans were made tor a. New
Year's Eve party to be held at Mix
“'ccd's home. Two committees Wen.-
appointed for the party. Refresh-
ment. committee. Margaret Crofoot
and Betty Andrews and lvy Ashton;
entertainment committee. Doris Bal—
lard. \Vinona Smith and Mary Cro-
foot. Th next meeting will be held
on Saturday. Dec. 29.
.—
, ROWAYTON i
A post Christmas service was bold
in the Rowaylon hitthodlst church
last night.
I O 6
The regular \t‘t‘t'kl)’ rehearsal of
the choir of the ilmvayton Baptist
church will he held at the church
tomorrow night.
U 0
as
D.
have
Mr. and Mrs. \V Inglcs
C.
their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Ferris of Hartford.
0 0 0
Mai. Charles Mitchell of Logan
Place was a holiday visitor iii New
Canaan where she was the guest of
relatives.
0 O O
'Zhe final rehearsal of the Messiah
will be held at the Norwalk High
school auditorium ‘tonight at 8:00
o‘clock. ”
O O 0
The Ladies’ Aid society of the
Rewayton Methodist church held its
regular meeting in the church, yes-
terday afternoon.
0 C 0
Mr. and Mrs. :cnjamln Parker
and daughter. Florence. were the
holiday guests of friends in Slam-
ford.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. “'illiam \Vatson en-
joyed the holiday as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bates at their
home in Stamford.
O O O -
Mr. and Mrs. Preston‘M. Hart of
McKinley Place have as their guests
bin-and Mrs. Albert Frisbie of Wind-
sor.
O O 0
Mr. and'Mrs. Sidney R. Bell of
Crockett street had as their guests
over the holiday Colonel and Mrs.
Smith of New York City.
I O 0
Miss Anna Evans of Baton Hill
has resigned her position with the
Abrahams company in South Nor-
walk.
. t O 0
Frederick Richmond of Rowayton
avenue has purchased a Ford sedan.
' O I »
Allan Judge has returned to his
home on Craw avenue from Albany.
where he enjoyed the weekend and
holiday as the. guests of friends.
0 O '
Daniel Wicks of Crew avenue was
the holiday guest of friends in East
Hartford.
Charles Rfymond of Logan place
was the holiday guest of relatives
in New Cannon.
“E...
CHIMNEY FIRE.
Fire broke out shortly before .6
o'clock this morning in the ‘large
chimney at the Arnold and Company
Foundry in Hoyt street. The blue
was discovered by ’ the watchman.
James Fagan. It was extinguished
by the uptown are companies who
were called out on a still alarm sent
in by Mr. Fagan. before any dam-
d8. Adm“ who was,
°. 3'"! llwe'fl’. “19.9“,“ ‘ -
Dr. and Mrs. Tumble opened their ‘
r
Writes Best Lesson on
7 subject —_ Gets $500
and Trip to Washing-
ton ‘ ’ '
‘WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. -— Miss
Teresa. M. Lenny. a. teacher in the
New Rochelle. New York, public
schools. contributed the best prac-
tical lesson on highway safety enter-
ed in e 1922 national contest. ae-
cordin to announcement by the
Highway Education Board. More
than 60,000 , elementary school
teachers competed.
Judges who reviewed the lessons
were Mrs. Louis N. Geldert. \Vash-
ington. D. C.. National President.
League of American Pen \V'omen;
Dr. A. B. Meredith, Hartford, Conn.,
Commissioner of Education for Con-
necticut. and Dr. Ernest Iiamlin Ab-
bott. New York City. editor in chief
of The Outlook. They served at the
request of the United States Com-
missioner of Education. Dr. John J.
Tigert.
Second national honors in the. 1922
lesson contest were awarded the les-
son plan by Miss Henrietta M. Horn-
berger. a teacher in Pueblo. Colorao
do schools. who will receive a check
for 3300. Miss Clyde 'V. “’hite.
Briggs School. Portsmouth; Virginia,
is the recipient of a check for $200.
a token of third national honors
awarded for the lesson she entered
in the contest.
Altogether more than $1,000 is
thus given by the automotive organi-
zation to stimulate interest and con-
cern in the problems of highway
safety. aside from a. more substan-
tial sum. approximately $4,600. given
children for essays on the ‘ subject.
The contests, which were renewed
with the same inducements in 1923.
were conducted under the auspices
of the Highway Education Board.
with the active co-operation and sup-
port of State Departments of Educa-
tion and school officials generally.
l-‘cur other teachers were awarded
honorable mention. They are Miss
Genevieve L. “’hite. State Graded
School. Mazomanle, \i‘isconsin: Miss
Josie Jaynes. Goodson Rural School,
”light-s Springs. Texan; Miss Bertha
E. “'ienbar. Conway Springs Graded
School. Conway Springs. Kansas, and
M. M. Tsehirgi, Sheridan, “'yornirlg.
They will not receive awards. but
their lessons were considered as
ranking next to those so designated
'5' the committee.
Mia Lenny‘s lesson was taught to
I venth grade pupils as a part of a
lesson in civics. She obtained a por-
tion of her material from actual ob-
servations with her class at an “ill-
terscetion of streets where
was heavy." “The. streets."
she
vehicles and various
The careless. recli-
.less, headless. ignorant behavior oi
the averagv; person on the streets
convinced the pupils that traffic laws
must. exist; that they must be known;
that they must be enforced. and that
accidents are avoided with ease when
ll. few simple ti‘nlllc rules are strictly
adhered to."
The judges read only thr best les-
son from each state. the others hav-
mg been pi'ciiously eliminated.
"in an i‘XilllllllllllUll of those
studies." wrote Mrs. tlvldri‘t. “my
dillll‘lilly has been the embarras-
sment of rivhcsfin the material of-
fered. Each liiniluscript deserves a
prize."
V Dr. Abbot saidg
“Man. one of the fellblest of ani-
mals. has built for himself muscles
of iron. supplied with enormous
energy. and can now run to and
fro tirelessly and at a. speed which no
animal can approach. We have.
therefore. created for ourselves a
whole new environment. The chil-
dren of corning generations must
learn to adapt. themselves to that
environment. controlling what they
can control and avoiding the dangers
of what they cannot. They must
learn how to use the city streets and
the country roads without endang-
ering their own lives oyihc lives of
others."
rrf moving
Classes of people.
Mrs. JoiinJ. Cuneo
Dies at her Home
Anna. wife of John J. Cuneo.
passed away last night at her home
on 8 Seymour street: after a linger-
ing illness.
Besides her husband the deceased
is survived by -tw0 children. John
J.. and Jean. Three sisters. Mrs.
Margaret Ponus. Miss Rose Herdt
and Miss Minnie Illerdt. all. of Al—
bany. N. Y. The funeral will he
held Saturday morning at 8:30 from
the late home and at 9 o'clock from
St. Joseph's‘cliurch. Burial will be
in St. Mary's cemetery.
Ridgefieid Man Files
Suit for Divorce
Clifford Edgar Palmer of Ridge-
licld filed a. suit for a divorce against
Partellow Palmer of ,, Port Chester.
in the Superior court at Bridgeport
today. ~Palmer charges desertion
and asks for the "right to see his
seven-year-old daughter as often as
the court may deem reasonable and
proper."
Hegelein Gives Xmas
Present to Empioyes
Plumbers and sheetmetal workers
Plumbing 8-. Heating contractor, re-
ceived a. ,Xmas present. of 850 each
in appreciation of efficiency of
iiirot-llmtnnshipi for the present. year.
mm Asks
Divorce and Child
Charging desertion and askingthe
custody of their daughter, Josephine
and 15 years. Eva Phelan of Nor-
waik filed a suit for divorceaflainst
mute Pheian of New York. former-~
ly of Hampton, in the . superior
court“ B . ' 7 today. ~ -
traflil- .
says. “Were used by a great variety:
in the employ of H. A. H'egeleiu‘
ifolloyving is a. list of telep ones
installed slnce’ the issuing of the last
list. Cut this out and paste in the
back of your directory.
Max Haul. Courtlandt Pl.-—3117-3.
Edw. P. Maiiisrd. Crockett St.---
3149-3. ,
Miss Eliz. Murray, 7 Pleasant St.
—3438.5.
J. Farella. (7 Lexington Ave.—
1364-13. .
Markofl Shoe Store. 42 '80. Main
St.—-486. ' _
Commercial Hotel. 37 R. R. Ave. ~
-—1582. ,
Bogardus Drug Co.. 14 Main St.—
2230.
The Randall Corp..
ton Stu—958.
A. S. Clark. Eils St.—-892~2.
Joseph Coleman. 16 Cove Ave.—
387. 4
John J. Barry. 11 Stuart Ave.—
2173—14. .
John J. Venn. 74 Stevens St.—
371-13.
Milton Poulos.
3481-4.
Mrs. S. Bery. 21 Park St.——11‘.’5-5.
Miss Catherine M. Perkins, 7 Lin-
den St.—295-13.
Boy Vi’. \Vhitc,
1162—3.
“'m. LaFontaine,
3557-2.
Miss Anna R.
Piracy-1186-24.
Robert Frank Alien, Mills St.—
Jos. \‘ancura. Fillow St.-—1¢82-12.
T. Spahr. Fillow St.-1482-5.
Mrs. E. G. Russell. 10 Orchard
St.-—-35{9-2.
Mrs. Jesse Brundage, '20 Vi'ashing-
ton St.—218-12.
Joseph Szampias.
3567-2.
Mrs.
2174-14.
I. l‘olsky, 10 Monroe St.—-3228.
Anthony DiScala. 6 Mulvoy St.—
976.
Mrs.
692-2.
H. H. Caldwell, 9 Strawberry Hill
—5‘.‘3-23.
Samuel Armstrong.
Ave.—3157—3.
Joe Migiiorati.
3438’13.
J. \‘t’,
1364-23.
Mrs. Henrietta
“'estside Ak‘C.—3551.
Mrs. Christina Santorella, 3-22
South Main St.—‘.’57~i.
\K'. K. Baillie. 16 \\'.
1072-3.
Louis
2034-3.
Arday Alex. 3 Fitch St.—1633~14.
Rev. Ch. Fleischer. 173 So. Main
S’.—-2937-3.
38 Washing-
11 Couch St.—
xnxmi -~‘
So. Norwalk Meat Market. 40 50.
Main St.—2806.
HDavid 0. Cox. 73 Fairficld Ave.—
0.
Mark A. Smith, 12 Chestnut St.—
3547.
Miss Lucille Hanford.
Sl.——3533-3.
.tllesandro Pollastro.
SL—IOGZ-B.
H. S. Landsman. 14 and 16 “'21::
SL—3562.
Mrs. Johanna Cordes. 6 1-2 Or-
chard St.~1162~3.
Mme. Jeanette, 56 so. Main St.—
909.
Thomas Tuttle.
3182-14.
A, Parker Belt,
2798-3.
Henry C. \Vebb,
2795-4.
l~'ilk. P. Staboii,
—1306-14.
Miss Carrie E. Petty.
.-\vc.——1083—3.
1 Balls Pi.—
Crockelt St."-
Seymour. Taylor
22 8 )Xain
188 Main
249 Flax Hill—-
l
5 Center Ave.—
Jerry Little. Benedict St.-—-
8 Merivirl St.—
3111?.
\\’m. Ripley. 8 Day St.—
‘ 9 Highland Aic.
, .
Rowaytml
gs “'allacn
56 Osborn Ave.—
The Rialto to Show
State Health Film'
l’nder thr- auspices of the Roanh
of Health. the film "How Dis-use is?
Spread” “ill be shown both Sarur-f
day afternoon and evening at 21‘
Rialto theatre. This film. secure}’
from the State Board of Ilca'th. is‘
intensely interesting and is one of
a srrics distributed by the state daJ
parlment to aid in fighting corn—
municahle disease.
Kovacs. 11 Snowden Ave.—
L. Raymond.
Main St.—
F. Schlitt, 75 Spring St.—.—
ALL MONEY
Deposited in This Bank Before
January 11th
Will Draw Interest from
January 151:
NEW YEAR CARDS
and
1924 DIARIES
N ow on Display at
DON N ELLY’S
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Building Permits
FOLEY PILI \ iiill
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.avo.— _- - - -
First Anniversary
hext Week
Special Features
Augmented Orchestra. No
ties and Surprises
Accounts of $1 to $5,000 Are Invited.
So. Norwalk Savings Bank
Alden Solmans. Pres.; George L. Woodward, Trees.
Q
l 10 to 331/3 Percent
;
l
7 Reduction
V HIJT v. - P/(‘FI l OWL“:
911;, 'r H/
NORTH MAIN STREET.
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I On All Holiday Goods
l .
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Liberal Reductions on
SKIIS, SLEDS, SKATES and SWEATERS
Both Cost and Slipon Styles.
We have quite a stock remaining of the above—you will do
well to buy new. -.
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9' Albert D. Morgan
9
Jacob)? 5
12-14 No, Mcir. 52.
THE HOME OF
GOOD CLOTHES
FOR MEN and WOMEN
R. and W. HATS ;
New l’ali Sl§‘!t‘:—JII llle Latesti
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l
Shapes and Colt rs-
PALACE
CLOTHES SHOP
13 North Main 51"“
Washington Street I 3 South Norwalk
2r.
SPECIAL VALUE
l\—-—r
WOMEN'S WARM
SHOES
Jt’s‘r Tm-z Trim: ion wmeS
WITH till!) ii i r.
KEELER'S
Shoe Store
BOILERS
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Policy Refrigeram‘g and
Supply C0-
25 Monroe St. So. Nam“
Norwalk Chronicler