and an. ’W. ’l. Shoat: of-
V . '30 Of. returning mill
pals where they Wt the
.. .mmflmnfleflh’“
sets-fa of Webster m
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- l, “atolls. or Ely avenue
”’ “returned from Mount Vernon.
.‘ £ . he has been visiting with rel-
. O O
. Oonsidbiie of 255 my
D having his house ro-paint-
C 0 O
.. your Victrols. at Donnelly's
has! vastly payments. Store open
‘ . until i p. its—adv.
’5' t o s o
uni-a Gall or Lows street and
. . . Keance of Plan! Hill read
holiday guests of friends in
f w Yorh city.
,0 s
The Springwood ‘ dramatic club
d a business meeting in its new
rooms on Lexington avenue.
night.
O O O
o Springwood juniors will play
Norwalk All Stars at Amusement
rk. Sunday afternoon.
' o s
f .
h ‘
g. Reformed church
on arisn
The H I lsh’s hall.
ll resent a play in K
. --day night.
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i,
i
.
I
That's all.
0
Theresa. Forcellina or Lawn street
’ visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John
- to of Brooklyn.
‘5 s o
?. “Harris & (lam.
O I
Andrew Jobino of
the birth of a
December
'
3Mr. and Mrs.
y avenue announce
fighter at their home.
“ s 0
Raymond Sniflen.
no Were recently married. have re—
7 ed from their wedding trip and
. ' - now residing on Woodward ave-
. .
0.
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Mr. and Mrs.
That’s (UL—Adv.
Harris & Clans.
’\
s ug. a-“
O o s _
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin kelll-y
daughter, Harriet. ol Chestnut
G
et will go to Bridgeport. tonight.
are they will rrmziln until after
F Year's as the guests of Mr. and
‘ .
Richard Saunders.
O s
-s-
U
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Miss Syhla an
no or Burritt avenue
oir sister. Mrs. \‘lncuit
Brooklyn.
d Miss Delphine Lu-
ure visiting
Mondino
r
.
v
u
l
Ov-
4”!
'"Mrs. John.Demicola Jr.. of Bou-
& street and her nolQes. Miss. Lil-
n and Miss Marion Muoio of Ely
1.an are visiting in New York
e
37 as the guests of relatives.
' O I O
8
9 Martin Levine of Bridge-pages:
ringwood yeete ay.
0 O
‘ visitor in Sp
0
Jq.‘ '
has...
a two weeks! honeymoon trip filo
Bananas; . They will take up their:
residence-at 1 Cedar street.
d o 0
Miss Alice Toone. of Concord
street. has recovered from a recent
illness.
0 0
'Irving Kloinman of llorth Lhialn
street was a visitor in Hartford
last evening. '
O
—-Caps andlzats; (:‘Brien'swe‘hdv.
A son was born yesterdiy (-311.
and )Irs. James Gorman ol Beldon
avenue. Mother and baby on both
very doinl filed".
0 0
Armin 'Effieniamin of Dover
tract for the installation or piumb—'
ing in the newly-erected house at
Desiring and Talmadge on Grand-
view avenue. -
O U 0
Miss Candida. 'Maxweli is spend.
ing the holidays at the horns of
her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Philip MaxWell. or New Haven.
0 O C
The line-up of the Norwallt High
School basketball teams. both boys
and girls. has not been announced.
They will play the alumni in their
first game of the season at Com-
munity Hail. East Norwallt. to-
morrow evening. The boys' alumni
team will consist of Leo Franks.
captain. Rhymond and Waxd~)'alkin
Lawrence McMahon. Practise for
the girls was held this morning at
the Hall.
0 O 0
—Eyes examined and giasscs fitted
R. A. Benedict.
.
The Silk Shop. of 2Railroad
avenue, has had a telephone ‘nrtnll-
ed at the premises.‘
U 0 O
Misses Irene and Ruth ‘hester. of
East avenue. spent yesterday - in
New York City. where they at‘ended
the performance of Mitzi. in "The
Magic Iting" at the Liberty 'lhea-
ire.
O U
Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith are en—
tertaining several guests from
Fairileld and Greenwich for Christ-
mas week. Amongst them are Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph C. Billings. Mr and
Mrs. Peter liall and daughters Jane
and Beatrice and son Peter Jr. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Shaw. Mr. ’J Mrs.
Ii. \Vadsworth. Mr. and M Tailon,
Miss Elizabeth Dammerw li‘ and
Mrs. Lester Martin. .
O O C
At the meeting of COckenoc Tribe,
No. 32. l. 0. 11. M.. to bo hold to-
night. officers will be elected for the
ensuing year
0
ton street entertained relatives
m New York city O\Cl‘ the holi-
y.
0
That's Ill.
I
Harris l Clans.
O U
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kiska and
ildrrn of llouton street were Visi-
in Bridgeport yesterday.
0 0 0
-.--.ss...
3 Stella .‘ilkles oi Winnlpauk is ill
her home.
gstep
'. a visitor in
1.
s4
ngt a mi eti
hen Lengyel ot Flax iiill road
Bridgeport yester-
e210
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ng of the Daughters of
ahontas. held last evening. the
era for next. year were elected.
New Year's turkey was awarded
Mrs. Fred Cunningham. of Wash-
‘ on street.
r, .
:5?th next meeting or [Incas Tribe.
to. R. M.. will be held on Wednes-
cvenlng instead of Tuesday eve-
D
h- . s s 0
Tuesday being New Year's
gLAuto springs. Tilly's.-A.dv.
’ O I O
0 I O
sitting of the Uncan
t’The second
out will be
be Pinochlo Tournam .
id this evening. Mr. Pohlmans
6 Mr. Brnsh's teams are tied. with
’ score of 17.620.
-, s o o
' othy and Dexter Stools, oi
‘anklin street. are visiting their
‘ . Mrs. Jenny Finch I New York
31;, formerly of South Norwalk.
:2 s s o t
330nm
editortained
Hendricks. of Saugatuck.
several friends at a party
a' his homo in Saugatucit Wednes-
ovoning. Those present were
Eleanor Campbell. Lillian
Lobb. and Dorcas Flynn. of
limit. and bliss Esterley Hilliard.
of “bulls and New York, Edna
Brown or Falrileld. and lsduq
' We. Donald Sissons. \Valter
Iatt and Frank .Vol‘k. Jr.
" C
. 1V. Woundy. ot Cannon
- . is conlnsd to l.is home with
My.
mo and cum- 9'Brie
. O C
h ‘m n .01 N0? “1"
u .1.“ dance given by
‘ Goings. New York
. udérgradmtes at :he Bits in
" DD. .. Wags,
m—Adv.
.vo
v
O O _.
, Mo‘hss rctnmud to New
our altars brie! vul‘tion
a
°:
O O O
Jolits Host. of Dives-side
' 23m tars. City. ll.
" masher. orlt snout.
‘ s o 0 ~ , .
m Jason has rot-raid
some on Dallas even-o an“
a isfidays with at“
‘ nsstu.
‘ii;
vi
r. and Mrs. Charles Mega of 100 V
________..__
l EKST NUEWKIZK l
7;
Harry Stenton has returned to
Fall River, Mass. where he i? em-
ployed after spending the holiday
with his parents at their home on
itsiis place.
Francis Crosby is visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Crosby
of Seaviaw avenue. Mr. Crosby is
a student at the New York univer-
sity.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Day have
returned to their home- on Bolts
place from Bristol where they
spent the holiday as the guests of
their son. Kenneth F. Day.
0 0 C
O 0
Mr. and Mrs. L. T. .Pmtt and
Mrs.‘ E. A. Seymour of Winfield
street have returned from New
Haven. where they were the guests
over the holiday oi relatives.
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson of
Osborn avenue were the holiday
guests 0: friends in New Haven.
0 O O
L'nder the auspices of the East
Not-walk improvement association. a
dance will be given at Community
hall. tonight. Field's orchestra will
furnish the music for both the
modern and the old fashioned
steps.
I C 0
Fred Lovejoy. who attended Yale
university. is visiting with his par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Lot'sjoy at
their home on Second street.
‘ O O 0
Miss Elisabeth Hendrick is the
guest of her parents at their home
on East avenue. Miss Hendricks is
teacher in the public schools of
Hartford. 1
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The Christmas entertainment or
the Sunday school class of Christ
church was held at Communityihall.
last night. Grown-ups as well as
children thronged the hall to rnjoy
the exercises. There was a large
Christmas tree and Santa. Chas
dropped in so distribute candy. pop-
corn balls and other "goodies" to the
children. A very interesting pro-
gram was given. There ‘wero re-
citations. drills and songs by the
children. Particularly interesting
was the Ru-ian Chm” play in-
terpreted by several of the older
Wrirrrrr ’**;”l”
0 O 0
The men of the Eat avenue
mothodist church will enjoy “ro-
creation night" at the' church io-
nlght. _ "
W
wound-amok”! Christmas tree on-
mm: was held in them-
. 7 .-muing.
proud snout-Wis at-
i' for both youngest! old. The
its. isolation” gifts. and a Jolly
old Santa cuisine-Wro-
i
ambled nulls tracer "present.
W a gifts were .to all
' _ , alchool chilling-f.
“an
Dr. and ms. 1...... tin-amiss ultras
are expected - homo tomorrow cram. .
street. has W“ awarded the m‘i'rlie new land borders on'the “Post
1““ New Gannon for the ,
rm. mh‘thomujosif L“
Canaan .. '-
I it . ‘. . ’" I i ,.
"" mmuéénwg. "
. y Q Q . ‘ . »
Victor, Alvares. who has resided
in Westport‘for the my years.
is sailing for his‘liauve i 6. Costa
‘Rica, January 10. to visit his mutton.
O O O
A‘sutyrise party was given aim-,1
and Mrs. John Gilbertie of Compaq
street last evening. Games. music.
hurl. Among, those’ present were
Mr Vamrjnb,mhAColiotti. Mr. and
Mrs. J Deluccn. Kr. and“ mes.
Samuel‘ bet-tie and other triends..__
' '» s .o ' . I.
the Westpont Country club has"
purchased fouracres‘o! land» from
Pranltlih‘ 1‘. Raymond of Saugntuck.
road and also on the dim grounds.-
The Country club will use the prop-
erty as an extension to the golf links.
“The purchase price was 83000.
C O O
The newly elected ‘ omcers ,of
Temple Lodge. F. and A. M.. were in~
stalled last evening by Past Grand
Master Hallock of Wallinglord. An
excellent program was arranged and
a roast beef dinner was served after
the installation. John Gallager'was.
in charge of the dinner to which
ample Justice was done.
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lVord has been received from Miss
Lillian Darrow. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Darrow of State street.
who is spending the winter in Cuba.
that she has been rather paintully
injured while turf swimming. Miss
Darrow was confined to a bed in the
hospital for several days but is now
sufficiently recovered to walk with a
cane.
o if
Jersey City. was. arrested last eve-
ning by .Ofiicer Quigley on a charge
of reckless driving. lidams was
driving a. touring car and was on his
way from Hartford to his home in
Jersey City and in the car with him
were {our other colored men. They
were traveling through town, it. is
charged, at a. speed 01‘ from 35 to 40
miles an hour, and had forced sev-
eral cars of! 0 road. The men.
admitted that they had been drink-
ing during the day. Adams was re-
leased in $30 ball. the case to come
before the Town court Monday
morning.
0
Mr. Thomas I. Treadwell. who has
bun seriously ill. died at his home
in \i‘cston Tuesday evening.
0 O O
Mrs. Arthur Durner of Ludlow
road is ill ’at her home with a. sore
throat.
\
DARII'YN i
St. Luke's Episcopal church 0!
Noroion held a Christmas party with
a tree and all the goodies that go
with it this afternoon at."3:00 o’clock
in the parish house. Games and a
Jolly good time was had by the
scholars of the Sunday'chool.
‘ O I
Miss Florence :eist of Prospect
avenue. Dorian. visited at the home
at Miss Ivy Ashton of Nuruton
Heights on Christmas Day.
l . . .
The weekly cottage meeting was
held this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Tyler of limiter Ridge
roads Norolon Heights.
0 I U
Miss Sarah Dugrlalc of New Tor
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
linm Dugdale of Noroton Heights
(or a few days.
0
0
Miss May Geist of Prospect avenue.
Daricn. spent Christmas Day with
Mrs. l“. Nanlcl-lt gt New Haven.
0 0
Peter Shand of Center street. Da-
rien. wishes to contradict the report
that he has gone to Scotland:
story started from a remark that he
would like to visit his. mother. in
Scotland. Mr. Shand is a. local con-
tractor.
O
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s
The choir or the Noroton Presby-
terian church is busy working on a
Chijstmas cantata, “The New Born
King." to be given on Sundaievo-
ning. December 30. At this the the
choir will be assist-ed by two violin-
ists. Mrs. Walter McGuics and Her-
bert Grimes. All are cordially in-
vited to come. '
a s o ,
Mr. and Mrs. James Trowbridgo
of New York City spent the Christ-
mas holiday at their home in Noto-
lon. .
O O O
The Noroton Boy Scouts. Troop
lfl’o. 1. is busy planning a. Christmas
tree and social let their parents and
friends to be held on Monday. De.
cember a]. at 8:00 p. m. '
O O O
spent Christmas Day at the home or.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen SLWOod‘ or;
the Post Road. Darien. . '
o o s '
Carl W. Brage, who has been not—J
ing postmaster since Frederick R.
Smith signed. has recelved a tele—
gram rom Washington stating t
he has been appointed to the
in Darlen. .
. -
A news hpowerod institutions"
erected e intersection .oi ”the
Post road and Railroad avenue: so
that it will illuminate the place
where Oincer Sconeld standsxto dls'
rect trailic.
O O 0
~ i add togthoir iaure'ls thisiflsviso
Pm. 'L- . l- :- ‘ I“; ' , _ .T
dancing and retreshmta.‘wm on; *
Mike Adams of 288 First stre‘ei. '
The'
Clifford 0. Wood ofVNew‘ Canaan . .
. ‘Mr. and Mra‘sherwood Chlcestcr
70
Hrs. H. 0..Chicester.
. C > C
The Williams boys. liying at the
center, have been appointed Janitors
at the town hall. ,
e. a s "_
Christmas 0135.923 .hosflcome and
passing leaves one universally pleas
ant memorial-Vino warm, almost trot;
pical temperature. A'snow'y Christi
"flashlights the middle: and males"
the: sceneryT picturesque. but thisd
year a. large congregation was on;
abled to auto comm-tam to the;
Congregational church Monday eve-g.
ning and» enjoyed the excellent pro:
gram of music and recitations elab-
orately presented as the result of the
teachers' drilling. The tree cut from
_ the premises of Mrs. .H. ,L. sturges
was tall and effasth'sly trimmed.
Mr. Bunker. the pastor. appropriately
addressed the children. Next Sun-
Lduy'evening "If Winter Comes," has
been announced as the screen ot-
fering.
si 0 O 0
Mr. and, Mrs.. Almon C. Bradley
at Kent. Conn.. are stopping for the
winter in “’llton.
O O
A little son has entered the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett.
t I I
Mrs. Harry Bennett of East. Nor-
walk called Ion relatives in \Viiton
last week.
Ollie-era of the New York district
branch or the Epworth league will
be the guests of the league of the
Rowayton Methodist church at its
meeting to be held in the church.
Sunday ‘ight at 8:45 o‘clock.
O O 0
Frederick Hart of Rowaytoni‘lu’e-
nuc is visiting in New York City.
0 O 0
Mrs. P. N. Needles and children
of McKinley place are in New York
City where they will be the guests
or relatives until after New Years
day.
0
Mrs. H. w. “'ilson or upper,Row-
:iyton avenue. entertained the mem-
bers of the Good \Viil Society 01
Rowayton at a turkey luncheon at
her‘hornc today.
0
Edwardvlieliant of Norwalk has
taken a. position in the grocery store
of P. N. Needles. Mr. Reliant torm-
erly was in the employ of Mr.
Needles and his many friends in
Rownytoti are glad to welcome him
back again.
a s s
A union watchnight service will
be held at the. Itownyton Methodist
church Monday night. A special mu-
sical program has been arranged.
Rev. sconce. pastor of the Roway-
ton Baptist church and Rev. Sen-
hort. pastor of the Rowa'yton Me~
lhodlst church will deliver short
addresses. Refreshments will also
be scrv'ed and every one in the vil-
lage is urged to "attend and partl-
cipate in this service.
O O 0
Miss Helen Kayrot Rowayto’h ave.
nue was a recent guest oi relatives
in Staiiil‘ord.
12 ARELOST IN
, RACEFOR LAND
Captain’s Son and C00
S o lo Survivors o f
Crew of Boston
Schooner '
YARMOUTH. N. 3.. Dec. 28.—-—
Capt. F. 1.. Poihier, of Boston. and
twelve of his crew were lost when
the auxiliary schooner Grace N.
Pendieton was rammed by another
boat 01'! ’Helgoland. November 15.
it was reported by the two survivors
who reached this port today. ,4'
The story of the ship's race (61'
pofland the constant manning of
pumps in the losing race to Cu:-
havcn, ‘was ,told by Second En.
glueer Odber Pothler. the captain’s
icon. -
The ship‘ struck the sands in the
mouth or the Elbe and the captain
and crew donned- life belts and
elimbld into the rluing. All but
the two survivors were swopt into
the sea and drowned. ‘
. J, ~.
! Wan—.-
.-
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gillett‘ but
nounco the cameras!“
daughter Miss Lois School: (I! it»,
to Walter 1... Ward ofr; op
:i
(or the wedding.
0 o . s .
anal-o: or m...“ ans. 1*. v. can
0 to the Post, M Dari ha
been electedtwofibip “0 1|
Harmony Lodge)“. 67.23. 1". Li" A‘
tho power or the New
to conic; « »
diorama avenue. Noroton"
are, smiling to leave soon resign"
W ‘tour of Italy Rnd'flflier
countries. ‘- ~
0! flash;
You-ROW. .No databasyctbsonse- -.
PeroyJ'J. Cantrell or sac-.1... -
m we... 0. =
:w—u—v-W “bu-sum.- « WI
f New York spent Christmoswitll :
103; ‘eggs ,or'a. wield oil-user sorry-'7
J
.37. j .. ‘7 W ‘.
STORRS. CONN" Dec. 48.st
.. 1n the eighth-mes or are
contest tho total ;fo‘r ali pens was
inane percent. "This is a gain. at ap-
proximately Bob'eggn over the pre-
vioiii"’w’oei’s 'pr’o‘dncufi'l and nearly
:00 eggs better than they laid in
the corresponding week last year.
A _ ot‘WiIlte ushers- entered
by, . {op Farm at Sumsld. Conn-
wealth: winner‘for‘th'e weal: with
a score or 51' eggs. .1). O. Whmer’a
pen of‘ White Wyandottca from
Joplin. Mo..’wss ,a close second with
a- yield of “eggs- Fernside Farm's
pen of Rhode Island «Reds tron:
Atueboro. Mass" was third best pen
for the week with a score or, 54
eggs. Four peas 0! White Leghorns
owned by Ernest H. new. Warn»
ington. Conn.. F. M. Johnson. Wal-
doboro. Milne: \V. E. Atkinson.
Wallingford, Cantu and If~'sou‘s
Poultry Farm at. Corvallis. Om. all
tied (or fourth place with 53 eggs
each. . ‘ -
.lteaders who have. followed the
Stern contestvriil remember that
electric lights were used last. year
for the iirst 'time. . Referenl __
made of course to the. hen year
which begins on" November first and
ends the last of tile iollowin: 0c-
tober. A summaryrof the usulis
{Or the first your shown that if the
six-months. September to February
both included there was a gain of
a little over 15 eggs-per hen ss
compared with the average record of
previous years. In t? .3 ct? six
months there was a loss or learly
rive eggs per hen. leaving a. not
total gain tor the year of to 1-4 eggs
per bird. which becomes 0! course
in. very acceptable gain when run!-
plled by the 1000 hens that 2-" in
the contest. All gains were made
the months of high prir. and
all losses came in “ ~ ms or
low prices. Thus the not gain in in-
come is more than at first pp'ars.
The four leading peas in each 0
In
were
1‘8 “1
Were:
Merrili'_f'Cielnent ‘cchool of Divinity
Heath. Miss Edna. Fryer and Mrs.
Hopper.
a magician, or New flavcn.
were played after the entertainm'eut.
poured and distributed candy and
oranges. The committee in charge
Maude Ryder.
Burkey and I-Wa Russell.
In thorjoy or their own Christmas.
the Sunday scho
forget
brought Wy which Will be-sent
to the immigrants at Ellis Island.
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cannot... ., . , m; m; :.:s.~_n.. 5!
Hear: lam want; 1 jumbo:- and 5!
Isle norm. died git-sis assume.- H
.' homoihe‘rc‘yesterday afternoonfot a ‘ I‘ ~
. lung.’ {reigning-huge. Hews: 41 years , '9
old.l.”-. . 7_ . ' ' ': u‘
. He:was-born in'New.Hsven,.-Jan- ‘1 -.-
nan-yes; .1377. soup! Henry P. and - J, "
Museum; . Wright. u
' He rem his was: ("Arts a..- .7;
‘ gree.a‘.t"=Yale 1114898. sndlho degree x,
of Doctorgr rungsspnyfuxue in 1 ii
130:.fi'He'stuaied1atghe University ‘ y;
of rlln. Germans. in 1597-8; and v
at, rcuobla'F‘rs-uce. in 1911. it
Dr. .W‘rlgh‘t became“ an instructor [5
at Yunnan“: " 7 - .fi ‘1 '
Alter-fills return from European ‘9
study he became assistant professor U '
in Latin history and: Greek iitera- ‘ ’
titre. Linden h‘e’mffimlessor S},
or Christianallethodain the Stephen 3!
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FULL LINE
of
plish during the new year.
the resolutions announced
good: some were not so good.
the evening. the older children "'
entertained by George Pierson.
Games
not make any resolutions now:
would rather wait until the cu
the ,xear and be judgrd 1}— “~25
have accomplished."
. i
the afternoon. Santa Claus ap- .
The Misses Isabelle Ryder.
Mary Ryder. Mary
"Income Tax“ “ill be the
m be discusised at next week's
cheon. \Vithin a. few necks.
will be the main topic of d
among business men.
doubt but what lit-.- attendance:
I
iscuss
children did not
other folks. Each child
For? ‘
1X:
.‘Aitnrncv Leo Davis had the fit.
idea. when he said: "I would rut;
i,
There is r.-i
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Purdue University. Lafayette. . e S . , , ;
Ind. ...............'...... 270 }._,..'
. ' NEY YORK Dec. 28.—Thro¢ “'hat about the annual 1-2.3.; .- f
- l - . , .
Alysia“ Mo; arms (WM c" “5 “Mills of alcohol poisoning died night? It’s nearly Um: ghat 3i
' ."r ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ’ ‘ yesterday in Bellevue Hospital swell- committee was appoil".é 0‘ “'15 ‘
ongred) 333:;‘10'fiomsa “19 ing the total to live since Christmas chair. The occasion cl 9. yrs:. ago
Merritt M. C1 rk' (mne‘i; . Eve. ' is not forgotten: \vixcs. nlotte's. .
Brooktleld Can’ter Conn :19 Ten alcoholic patients were sent daughlcrs and S““C“V*("r‘5 0‘: ’7“
‘WBI’I'E “YAVDOI‘TIES. to Bellevue today. making the total bers still have ioyfill recolrcc
Rank p Mattesonfmv ille. “‘“°""““°- °‘ ”‘U ““3"-
R.I......... ..... 3:7 ' .
Clemens J. Diemand. New w ;»
Britain. Conn. . . . ..... . . . . 33"} g
A... w- m... m-.. VEGETABLES
N.Y. :05 g
D. O. Wilmer. Joplin. Mo. . . . . :55 . .
[mom-s Isms!) REDS Peas, Lima Mas, Green Beans, French Iindive. California. 1
‘93:?" “mm Mm°b°'°' 3'53 and Florida. Lettuce, Celery Hearts and Stalks, Sweet Pota- if};
a. «who; 'jg.‘.;,‘.;,;; ' $55,; toes, Spinach. Gauhfl' ower, Brussell Sprouts, Hubbard Squash, ’ E
Center. Conn. 3:3 fipsuish. Onions. Cranberries, Green Peppers, Red and Green ;
Forest H. Clickncr. New cabbage. l
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Sunset Poultry Farm Am- . ‘
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Hilltop Flu-m. sumeid. Conn. 440 fiends Grapefruit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 4, 3, 2 for .53 .
Flami- 1:- Unwm- m- Ca" 40" Florida Oranges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 20c, 300, 40c, 500 doz.
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dren 0‘ ‘he I‘m-“1" Congregational of these ideals is the establishzii. 73'; _ , 4 $47
church were held yesterday after: of comfort stations throuzlzou: the? {‘rxi“ Hive/I). VJ] -
noon find 135! evening. At the 3’1“"- city. Let's hope that this inipor—l :TT“~—:4_ f " *7 "‘
our: session. the little kiddies “‘t‘re taut vroject. which has been L. L jail-1‘: EYEC'CRY‘ALO .,
the m3: kindergarten games were standstill for several months. 1...:1 Féfii'; gripev'sfi .
played and Santa. Claus put in an not been ~{orgottt-u. - —‘,.:.,.‘.A‘,;.‘,u(€ .. GUT-
appearanco distributing candy and ' ' ‘ i "‘ ""‘l'h-JH'ACC l
oranges. The committee in charge At the luncheon, Kiwanis lil~«:1:—gfi’j-*t {A ‘ ‘ .
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