.’°°h.n.
home . New yogi:
his whom no.
' ‘1'?! “mm.
1'; Charles lemon:- or
. 'P‘nt New You") Day
_ NO! in Brooklyn. New
your Victroia at Donnelly' s
at, payments. Store open
Ml until 9 p. In.--Ldv.
m .
cl
and Mr; Clarence Stoots en~
'evening. at their home in Van
tn avenue. A bullet luncheon
1 served after the midnight hour.
a guests deported in the wee
lift-s of the morning. all declaring
pod time. Among those present
.vq‘p Misses Adelaide Finch. Frances
Cullen. Mae Bucknam. Elisabeth
Myhd. Kathryn Smith. Dorothy Cur-
“Ulfirsuth Mitchel and Bill Tasslk.
Grfiory Riordan. Edward Ryan.
1 Jones. Francis Ryan. Thomas
Hi ey. Albert Bank and Bill Hick-
ey... ‘
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ted-lard: s; Gans.1‘hst's all.
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njamin Marker! and Al Levy of
Sp r-g street are business visitors in
New York City today.
Baron: Skidd and Martin McDon
ough of Spring Hill avenue attended
the New Year's Eve dance at the
thi. Monday evening in Black Rock.
' ~ C O O
eel-larrls & Gans. That's all.—Adv.
"*‘ s o o
filest Josem has returned to his
home in Flax Hill road after spend-
ing-the holidays with his aunt and
Unae, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gudls of
\Vuhington Heights, New York.
Mrs. L. Shllepsky of Brook street
is Visiting friends in New York city.
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-—Alterstion Sale
of automobile accessories. tires and
tubes. 25 to 60 per cent. savings.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad avenue.—
l‘d'.
'Miss Virginia Toiand. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Toland of Lynos
l'lttee. entertained several friends at
11 New Year's Eve party at her home
Monday evening. Dancing and mu-
sic were enjoyed and refreshments
served. Among those present were
Misses l‘lviiyn Blodgett. Durham
Townsend, Margaret \lcllurney, Al-
thea Fulmer. Dorothy t‘onder. Mur-
jorie Glover and Jeanette Guthrie
A "stunt” contest was held. the- win»
hers being Misses Margaret Mc‘ilm.
ney and Dorothy Candee and Jean-
ette Guthrie.
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~Hsrris 1‘ (lane That's all
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Jams and
daughters Eleanore and Anita at
Main street were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Courtade of Cedarhurst
Long Island, New Year’s Day.
0 O 0
Mr. and Ml‘s. Frank Lewis of Con-
necticut avenue spent New Year’s
hay with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Living-
ston of New York City.
C C 0
-Auto springs. Tiliy's.-Adv.
O .0 0
Mrs. Lillian II. Holmes of Flax
Hill Road. entertained guests from
Stamford and Bridgeport yesterday.
Among them were Mr. and Mrs.
leorgo Olson and Mr. and Mrs.
.ilownrd llhlnehurdt of Bridgeport
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blaine and
daughters. Lenora. Ethel and liar-
rietto of Stamford.
u U
Misses lzabclie and Josephine Mc-
Niv‘en of New York City spent New
Year's day with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. \Viilinm McNivcn of Spring
Hill avenue.
metals
mod it New Year's party. Moa- ‘
n51 Mention
moms Taylor storm-
”I‘m: Tiylor ave‘nue. were visi-
tors in ‘Rew York City New Year's
Mrs. Lester Oskes of Van Buren
avenue is spending the day in Stam-
ford as a guest of Mrs. Michael
Burke of Sound View avenue.
U
—Bergstrotn is framing pictures
Again in new 1. 0. O. F. blag.—
Adv.
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Miss Mary Finnegan entertained a
few friends yesterday at her home
on Riverside avenue. The guests
were Misses Lucy and Marie Clancy
and Leo Quinlan and Edward Mui-
laney. who is guard on‘ the Blessed
Sacraments Basketball team. which
played against the Nor-walk Big
Five, last evening at the Armory.
O 0 t
8 P. O. of A. hel dits Christmas tree
party an ddance last evening. Great
credit is given to the committee for
its good work in making the party
a success.
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—Masquerade dance given by
Springwood Club. Saturday. Jan.
in.
Trinity will hold its annual meeting
tomorrow in the Paris hall at 8 p. m.
Dinner will be served on 6.30 prompt
to members and gues's.
J O D
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Smith of
Newtown avenue. are expected home
today after spending the honidays
with Mrs. Smith's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hutchinson of Brook-
lyn. N. Y.
O 0 O
—‘\iasquerado (lance given by
Springwnod Club. Saturday. Jan. .7
Kish hall; prizes; Jackson‘s Star
Orchestra—Adv. '
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llondue “'hiple of West avenue and
Donald Sisson are visiting friends in
Montclnir. N. .1.
Miss Agness llaiacy of Mcrwin
street spent New Year’s Day with
Miss .lulltn Hoyt of Riverside Drive.
New York City.
I
Misses Anna. Weisncr and HMr'n
Sherry of New York City. spent the
New Year's holiday with their par-
ents in the Second district.
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Charles Raymond
of Flax lllll road, entertained a
number of friends Sunday evening
in honor of their fifth wedding an-
niversary. lucsls were present from
Stamford. New Haven . Bridgeport
r'nd South Norwnlk.
e s
Mr. and Mrs.
at his home on \an Burtn auntie,
after a recent serious illness.
I 0 0 6
—Eyes examined and glasses fitted
R. A. Benedict.
I 0
Mrs. Meyer Joscm and daughters.
Ethel and Florence of Spring street.
were visitors in New York City Sun-
day.
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Benjamin Mnrkoff of the Markoff
Shoo store, was a visitor in Danhury
Sunday.
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Misses E112nbcih,.\lnrinn
Gladys Brown of East avenue.
itcd friends in Mount Vernon, N.
Sunday.
and
vis-
Y.,
returned to her studies at l’nckard‘s
Secretarial school in New York City
after spending the holidays with her
’mother. Mrs. D. Hogan.
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is in New York City today \‘isltingl'
friends. 1
ALL DEPOSITS.
made in this
will draw interest from‘
January 1st
. r-v-ss
g..-
Interest at the
".after January 10th.
January 11th
301' six months ending December 31 will be
;..entered on pass-books and paid on and
, E
.'E
bank before
Rate of 4V2%
Kish hall; prizes; Jackson's Star
0rchestra.—Adv.
' o o .
The Girls' Friendly society ot'
Maurice Livingston is convalc‘st ingx
s e e
Miss Isabel Hagan of Arch strcrt.E
Mira Belle Bate of Commerce street Et
' sen street has taken a position with
.EdsmrdBn-nss
“‘illiam Halsey .0! New York City.
was a. week-end guest of his sisters.
Misses Mary and Margaret, at their
home on Merwin street.
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. John A. Collins of New Haven,
wuss. visitor over the week-end at
the home of William McNiehoias of
\Vestport avenue.
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The Junior Hadassah will hold its
regular meeting at the club rooms
in South Main street htis evening.
All members are requested to be
present, as business of importance
will be transacted.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Ira. Bact and son
and Mr. Ily Bate of New York City.
were guests Sunday of iheif father,
Mr. H. Bate of. Commerce street.
0
Nat Goodwin. Al Levy, Charles
Novas. and Ben Edison of Spring
street, were visitors in New Haven
Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
0 e e
Mr. and Mrs. M. Josem of Lowe
street. entertained a few relatives
Sunday from New York City. The
guests were Mrs. M. Marans and
son, Abe, also Mr. Jacob and By
Marans of New York. and Mr. Jacob
Sehlcss and son. Marcus of Bridge-
port.
Miss Hannah Cohn of Bronx is
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. H. Goodwin of Spring street.
0 0 0
Milton Markoff of Spring street
was a visitor in New York City. Sun-
A day.
0 O 0
_ A. E. Plat of The Copyright Cloth-
ing Company. was a. business visitor
in New York City Saturday.
0 O O
Misses Alice and Ruth Johnson of
\Vcstport avenue, -\\'ere week-end
guests of their grandmother. Mrs.
“'iibur Lawrence of Hartford.
0 0 0
Courtney Adams of Newtown ave-
nue. and Edward L'nderhlil of Jet'-
t‘ersozl street. are spending the holi-
days with their aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. lloward Udell 0! New lio-
Chcllc, N. Y.
0
0 0
Edward Sasse of Slivermlno ave-
nue. has opened a confectionery and
light lunch store in the former New
England Candy Shop on South Maill
strt ct.
o
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Mr. and Mrs. \l'lllinm Howard and
son, \’.'.ll.nm. jit. have t‘t'lurned to
their nomv on Connecticut uvv'nuc.
after slutnilng the Christmas holi-
days \l'ilh Mr. ”011'"de sister Mrs.
Adtlln rt Grnh: .m of lioixokc, Muss-
:‘uhusuls.
o 'o o
JOBC'ph Horn 1:. l'ol'nu'rly of 1.11.:
city, now a result-m of Jersey t'lly.
N. J. was a TI'IWHI \‘irtilOX‘ “'llii
|flltllt15 in the SL1 ond district
9 O I
1 Miss Anna- lluyt has returned to
hi1” home on iinynew avenue. aft-“1
a \vtck—rnd visit “1.11 relatives 111
1.5.1111: .\’. i".
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Mr. and Mrs. l‘tt-‘r J. Duffy of
Lincoln it‘t'l'lllt: t-nlmlalned irieanE
our 111-! holiday. '
0 O '
Raymond Minlz and
“aunt \lslled Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Sunnn-l
\Vnshingtnu
O
Mr. and T-lrs.
fulniiy ol New
Mintz' parents.
(sl‘t't'llrlt‘ill of
yesterday.
Sinai.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Max Maui and {hill-
ily, All. and Mrs. Samuel L;i‘t‘t‘llrlrlii,
and Air, and .\ir.~, Raymond “mm.
and lumiiy lllulOl't'd lo Bridgeport
_\'-..'si«-rd:1y.
to 0 Is
Mrs. Francis J. Gailnghv'r of 7')
\Vco-lu‘urd unslluu entertained
11'111141r2i1 tzr-r lmmu New Y: nr's The
('.11 15 .md dancing new 1111031.},
and :1 11v 1111.)”: .511ng r “.13 S: l\td at
1\\"1\' “"111111
)li\~ \tr:|(.ry.. ,.
'Ihok‘i luv sci” “or;
\lr. and Mrs. 1:101» .
Hr11(}-1t1i|.‘~'1xi‘l. ‘-':. and Mrs. Michael
114.1125. Mm 1’.’lll'11‘,l:l linllis. Samuel
Shumnn Hint-st \‘l'li:;oll, Jr, Sidney
\illwm 2.1 Air. and Mrs. Francis
. (.111 i;.'11(‘.1‘
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11'. and Mrs. .‘TiChPJ‘T Olcnn, sr..
111.1nd .\ir:~. John tilt-an or Flax
ill! mud and \lr. :xlld \irs. Stephen
.w \ :tk of South Mnin slit-vi alien-l-
1 performance in one of the
H Itill‘i s in Stamford, New Year'.‘
1 \
C O 0
Julius Gulogy. Paul Gala: and
l’lizlk ot‘ Darien were holiday
us of friends in town.
O 0
Mr. and Mr; John Lucsksy of
mean street had as their guest over
New Years his brother. Andrew
Lucskay of New York. (
Miss Mary Klsh of El? avenue en-
tertained a. number of friends at her
home. New Years eve.
s o s ' .
Cards are being received from
Mr. and Mrs. John Fedor. who are
enjoying their wedding trip in Lynn,
Mass.
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Miss Rose Federicl of Wall street
was the holiday guest of relatives
in New York city.
0 0
Miss Helen Zakhhr of Larsen
the it. & G. Corset company.
O O 0
Miss Helen Horvath and Miss
Anna. Horvath .of Naples street and
Miss Mary Novotnik of Sound View
avenue were recent visitors in Bridge
port, where they attended a. dance
at the Ritz.
O C 0
Miss Helen Zakhar of Larsen
street was the guest of relatives in
Wallingford yesterday.
0 O 0
Miss Katherine McGuinness. of
Stuart avenue is visiting friends in
Bridgeport today.
0 D
Miss Margaret Poklem‘ba has re-
turned to her home in Bridgeport.
after being the holiday guest of her
uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. John
Poklemba or Ely avenue.
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About fifty fr!
. Scott
the home of Mrs. Lottie
,friends at. a. New Year's eve party
night at 8 o’clock. ' L ,
various hotels in Westpont. '
C
Frank Casin of Main street will
play the piano in the Fine Arts
' theatre. in place of George:' Hale.
who has resigned.
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George Halo is spending a. few
days in 'l‘ew York visiting friends.
' o’ s o
M... w butcher who has b on
visiting relatives in town. has re.
turned to her home in La. Grangevtile
N. Y.
1
O O C
Miss Florence Mills affine lociil
telephone company..was the holiday
guest of friends in New Yory City.
Edward Finnegan
Miss Julia Klsh was a. visitor in Mr. and Mrs.
'ere served.
New York City. yesterday. of Norwaik spent New Years in
\Vestport.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ores of Lex— n n" s ‘
ington avenue. had as ihdl' guest Mr. and Mrs. Louis Colletti en-
over the New Year. Mrs. Oros' bro- tertaincd a party .f friends New
ther and sister,‘ Geza. and Miss Oren"
of New Haven.
0
Years Eve at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph DcLucca in Bridge-e
- a
street to welcome me New Year.
St. Ladislaus' church will give :1 d
-. . . , Among those present were Mr. an
play in lush 3.111111, fiunday night. Mrs. Anthony Chichisola. Mr. and_
' Mrs. John Gilbertie. Mr. rand Mrs:
Miss Helen Markus of Ridge
) 'usic and ames‘
street. Miss Elizabeth Brekovsky of Joseph I eLucca g
were enjoyed. after which retro-sh-
Church street. Sophie Nova}; .1 of . New
South Main street, Margaret Soliesz $9Ms“::rere:i:de:it;ng0;he .
of Lexington avenue. and Miss Mary ear 1.; . _ . '
Clean .of Flax Hill. road. motored Mr. and Mrs.—Robert Post left:
to Stamford. New Year's eve where
they attended the theatre.
O I I
Miss Margaret Garfield of 32 Lowe
street, is spending the day in Bridge—
port.
town Monday for a motor trip to
Florida. where they will visit vari-
ous points Qt interest during the
winter months.
. 0 .
Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Howard spent
New Year's Eve and New Year's
Day in New York city.
I O O
-.. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Rice were
visitors in New York over New
Year's Day.
0 O 0
Mr. and-Mrs. J. Gardella of 2 Bel~
den place, entertained thirty—five
at their home.
from New York. Bridgeport,
port. and Norit'nlk.
O O
The Christmas entertainment com-
mittee made a. final report at a meet-
ing of \Viliiam McKinley Auxiliary
held last. night in Forcstcr‘s hall,
Commerce street. One candidate
was initiated. In honor of New
Year's D '. a. program of music and
vocal sol Were presented. A sketch
“The Troubles of Plunder" was
staged in fine style by Mrs. Florence
Coleman and Mrs. Catherine Barber-
ick. Refreshments were served af-
ter the meeting. The next meeting,
a social session, will be held on Jan-
uary 14.
E WESTPUFT ""1
TRUCK UPSETS
BLOCKS TRAFFTC?
E
I
1
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1
Guests were. present.
“'est-
o - s
‘Varrcn Baker. the two-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker
of Riverside avenue is ill at. his
home.
0 O O
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict have pur-
chased a large horn for their radio.
0
Mr and Mrs. Frankel of Imperial
avenue Went to New York (or the
New Year festivities.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Scofleid en-
tertnined friends at a watch-night
Music.
party New Year‘s Eve.
cards and refreshments were an-
joi'ed.
e o 0
Father Carroll of the Church of
the Assumption was called away
:an 'i'car's flay by the death of
11's brother. l‘ntrick Carroll of \\'in-
51011. .-\ Holy Ghost Father of Nor-
\‘wil1|\ “111 oiiicmh‘.
O C 0
Miss 1"lcr( m'c llurr of Pittsburgh
Bliss Bantam. \Vilson of the
of \Vnshmgion. “ho lime been
112:: 1101111 ms at the home
\‘liliinm 1"-url'
:mvi
aim--
rpvnrlnn:
Miss iiurr s father
Pleasure“ C.“ a r 3 Side-
ll"
. .. .., - .. ,1 in
g \V i e 0“ e I!“ . 1 hf 1... . n.. l..rms. lune T'tlll-nt"
p rteimd m 1 m
Vehicle — 'i'xJ) {It}. s ’ ' ‘ .
'1‘. ,- (‘uqrunt Thrills a!!!) ““1
am: a LOat.€€i tail?! _ .. ..-r:'o\\' “WNW“ at m"
“M ln:»z::-' Mrs. 31M‘“” ‘-“’°"“Y in
I ' . ii\l,‘l‘-U“-
.‘ll 9 o’t‘fluk ”1.11.213: «"-? Ln. _-__..
lrut‘l: til\.’lltl ll) 3114' 141ml. .‘ ..
Druim‘. in; 3111:... (Minn... rum, :15 MW m
(it 51.9 .lu:n:l:‘.l.i t_....« :L- 1. 1... I‘LASF Wk ' ‘
in by ltoiu‘rt 1.1.. 514., hi ... .‘ 7 V M“ EM
sin-c: Slrnttuqi. iU,’t':1.l‘.'. i .\'
llclpr‘r \. “m“ ‘ w H ‘u 1 . 2.12'. JEN! Mm. \\'_ Mills and {until}
.. . . .. sL .. “.11, ‘ . ;
\VTUT“ hauling in t.“ aim-t: wt 1'8“! ”A.” “Eamon“: “om
lirldgvlicl‘l. {urinal (=1 1:‘ "in g. _ .v 23.1% i to \ net mama's.
it-"\'1§!‘,\' K‘lll‘ l..‘u'i.3_ ... . “.1 » ;. .. - ‘11 .1 f" ”"4““
ltll‘S'VtT-li 1.11.115. '5“ 1.11 ... 1.... 1 - .. . : i 'll 1"
111's 1‘,‘11\1L"1 um. (Ms .. .. 1511-15115 C” lmnk 3‘ Hal “E. ‘1‘-
CM...“ haul 1m. n ' 1‘le ':mr:.' to hear that he is ill a. 1113
taken‘ inwardly provided heat at the Rectory at two o'clock sharp
enough to. make any; old place on Thursday :fteinozm. .‘
tizluu out
llllt‘im during .‘1 (111131" 11 . .. .
1:1:illl.5;l...~ (.i‘ .‘1
Annie on 11011 an street.
.
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.il‘lt 1‘1" am in; 111‘:
Emir tvvin sister.
DARIEN TI
The next regular meeting
hurch Friendly Society»
uke's church. Noroton. ’ll be
old at the home of 1-1}!
'aimsley. Linden avenue. crown.
is evening.
.0 O 0
Mr. and. Mrs. William 't and
ughtcrs. Edna and Isa ’ie. of
eBay avenue, Darlen. ted re-
ntly with Mrs. Maut’s miller.
seph Kassey of New Y Clty.
O O 0
Carpenters are at work wining
e roof and cornice, of th Baker
hool. Noroton. The bru
g cut away in the reari of the
mlldlng in. order to make a be ter
playground.
o o
, Francis Swayze of Forest street,
Stamford. was the recent guest of
All". and Lira. Willinm Blacklock of
l-‘airview avenue, Darien.
s e o
C 0 3
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall 13. Lich-
zlrds and family are now located in
Deland. Florida. where they will
remain until spring. . .
Mrs. A. Fleming of Mansfield
avenue. Darien. is having a sun par-
lor and sleeping porch added to her
residence. William Mather is doing
the work.
. e o 0
Miss Amelia Reis and KY.
{erg visited with Mrs. L‘. litil
New York city recently.-
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E. Staf-
of
Mr. and Mrs. Duggans and daugh-
ter, Dorothy. of the Post road.
Dar-ion. spent New Years Day with
friends in Brooklyn..N. Y.
C U C
Mots McGraw of Buffalo, the son
of F. H. McGraw of the Post road.
and Gordon Fisher of Indianapolis.
spen oi the holiday with their par-
ents.
The committee of the Darien Im-
provcmcnt Aucciation in charge of
raising the funds for the. purchase
of trees with which to beautify the
town have announced that. there will
be a party at the Royal school on
Saturday evening. January 12. Mrs.
Imrothae \Varren O'Hara. is chair-
man of the committee. assisted by
Mrs. Harry A. Gibbs and Mrs.
Chants i’.Run1pf. Several of these
parties will be ghen to raise the
nccc-sary funds for purchasmg the
trees.
Mrs. Mary Frances Scllcck of No-
11 Heights. recently entertained
Mrs. Richard Co-
.ert of New Britain.
promptly at 7: o'clock and very
interesting prom has beenE av-
ranged.
“0 0 0
There will has meeting of the
Bible lezlchers' (mining; class of the
Rowayton Baptist church at the
church tomorrow Digl- t at T e 'cloc'c .
The regular Week-1} Princr meeting
will follow at ~ 0(- 0C1.
0 U
Mrs. E. L. Raymond. of Roma} ton
avenue will be hofless to the mem-
bers of the liver Ready circle :11 g 5
regular monthly meeting to 1'».- bag
at her home. Tuesday.
FIRES BUCKSHOT
INTO STAMFORD
WOMAN; HELD
S01 Leviton Arreste(D
After Shooting i n;
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1
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Musical Instruments
SOLD ON EASY TERMg
DONNELLY’S
{bus 1.: FE 15761125:
so LNE 1': wear--
E's
Store—Man Accused
in Another Case Egg—5}
STALIFhIOTID, Jan. -
There were two 1101' 33y zizemi
in Stamford.
A: 12:15 yesterday mm'xirr Snl‘
Levzfan. of 10 Brno s‘.-:t_ '
t;al . 11 into custody ' l» :.-c:ivc-E
n Z‘Tld l’nu!
acute Patrick .
Sergeants Danitl 11am
Hays a: 1 Acting Di'
1'6 rney.
The police were
mun-‘d to the smru
Bandinoff, of 1-1 I‘a- .: -
thh detectives arrim i
thzy found L('.'ltan. with
shot-gun in 113 1:17:11,
811 m- .
13-5919
3 urri" Irv
Bandinof’f aw? 11"‘1‘ 'i;;.r:“
tor. )Irs. Len' 115‘}. . n
street, New ‘ez‘k ".ly. .
agony on the flu" flfl'
wounds in lh~ fat: :l:;(‘.
The two vxcmt :: \1' re
the hospital Ivhci“ {M
were treated. ' '
that the \v~' ..
\vczszs (lid _.
film: were 11:01“ '
iras'itution.
Levitan \"is ( M'ti" ‘2 11.7111-
Q'lxl‘tt‘l’s :11! g '11 '1 :I' on? r
u'lzcrc 1‘“ v S ‘ -i =
$"0 ptntlitz 1' :1
53-0 )1! mil: .; t‘ .
\Viilinm ‘
Lane. was 1’1"
12:45 yesu
ti'.'e-Sorge.'1‘.75
l‘dul llai‘r =.
Patrick Ti- 2': - :‘
rzting conr
Aloncusl-
{Pilon'lng .
Lupinski, 1'
\i'hcn quw'; ..
Mom-use 1i ‘2
511001 7”...
not tired
\er that
When arr wirrd.
The b;
the
O O
The roof of the Newton Hv'g‘i: .-
l 3
..rc house. has been reshingied
Francis McGulnness, local carpen
zer.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie “Food of x
rolon Heights entertainv'd
.‘4 ~
”"1”.“ conlmg in 11le dinui... 1......1 Mr; "1"“ X3: lltg‘rfywfiiléfflmiflxz Wood‘s sister and niece 01' Tut—u
1: [inn (1;! mil th.- on...“ «:-.n:;.a' 1if.1‘,.4.“:.fi'p:\;.121“:guest.SzU“““" l".m'- o\1‘vr Christmas; . .
11'1”.” SL‘V‘HU L111: \ 11 .~--. “ ' H E .l - .
\u'rr human-(1. 'l‘i‘t'u 3111111}! I 4121:: E “,0”? of , .1.4)!“lll;::t2.whf‘l‘;(:‘-;;;:1V 31‘.) The 1:110:51 rpl‘Ofl issuml 133' 11.
(1.113., hymn 11ml dorm: * 1': null-1.: ,;;..g.>.:(lr\._. :- ETD-arr; l'vc party'glv- (onnucticut Stale L'rvii'iii‘ent ‘
“31”" 111" INH‘IL‘“ and 15-11: 1'8 11.) :lnmlv'dn ,2”... - ‘ E ' lit-zillh shows tilt-re are 1.3 times. L
trying in ”“1” ”i“ 1 5121.111 11 "11h" 1.11.1.1u... a e communicable diseases in Darn.
thu trait-k rm- imahc. .\.t .;. 1.. nE “I. and “.1, David Prentice and 19-01 a. number of weeks 1115 re?“
OTIWR ‘1 5mm" ““1““; m“! ‘1”;9‘“ ~ 5.1.: Rowan szrcct were the lzoii— has given Darien a. clean hill 1.
1*" “'1‘“ alurifimélli 01‘ L041 1 iuyiuli $3.31.... up; of relatives in Tarrytown. :caith.
.lu-ntn. .\e\v York city. lrzi\‘t'1lll3§ 1.. n I E r ' ‘ ’ E . . . ‘ ‘ i‘>'
oust. did not stop “in-n signs“ .dE Friends of Charles Roddy of Row— Postmistrcss Margaret E. Ice 1;
l“ “mu“ Umgicy ““3 ”"l's‘HPMEzvn stra‘v' will he pleased to hear ot the \oroton P03» on” has L
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tilt: ou‘llllrncd truck d:ilil:lgl.lg in»
oun (1r. —.\‘0 trust
Latex: another car came down
11111 and did not. Obey 1110. 511:1' lir ' it ‘ ‘
This car hit the. truck tunin. u. E 3“... Am“. 1,;lnsxrn of East Nor-
two tires. it was not until i o‘« 1' i NE”. 12213 takcu :1 position with the
New Yeats morning that TITK. 11.1; 4;. {Horst-t company.
was cleared for traffic. lily; truti. ' o 0 0
passing :ussisicu In righting 3““ Janet gem...” of Rowan street
truck. John llnntord of the £11.31 )‘pstcl‘yhly of friends
po Engine company had his York City,
C .
ii 1.! h . \‘ighl services were held in
3111‘: linst hcnuc Methodist church.
EN‘omia)‘ night. There was a special
that he is now convulesc‘inz from the
11:13 (‘Olil’lnt‘d him to
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11.13 m. .lc. inn...”- “1111‘11
:tn E 1122-. hrlllt‘ tor some time.
5.» G.
Liv '
V .u'ns the
lap-,1 ' in New
badly smashed by being c.1214}; l.’
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the chains. E
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Two young lads, who liw 1-. Allnl‘l
distance from the collar of 111" , musical program“. An illustrated lec-
town were clcuning an old nnx;:.;! 'Lm-o was also enjoyed and refresh-
loudlng gun Monday t;\(‘n1:ru. 111‘ mm”. “1.1.0 served by the members
purstol'y to extending
welcome to the New
ii. l‘i!11.\'111;'
Your, nnd lind-
n{ the Omicron circle.
a s 0
1112mm Mrs. Howard \‘an leen
:t l llnnkins :u' cnuc entertained rela-
inf,r :1 bit 01' paper in the muzzle 1-. :
the sun which was difficult to dis-
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lodge. tiny 1lt‘iilt‘d tin“ rum—rod lull ling from NC“; York city. 0‘9? ‘he
that they might burn it out. 'l‘ilt'i' holiday.
rammed the not rod into the nuns ‘ ’ '
21¢ 01‘ the gun with disastrous 1‘(-— Loulerovnk has resumed his
suits. The paper contained powder studies in av Lancaster university.
whiéh exploded burning a. hole in after spending. the holidays With
the coat of the younger boy‘ while his parents. 1“"- ‘ma Mts‘ 3' Novak
at their home on Fort Point street.
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There will be special services in
the Sunday school room of the East
Avenue Methodist chit-ch every night
this week at 7:30 o'clock.
' s e
the older boy received the scveh‘st
injuries. The wad was blown into
the flesh of the base of his thumb
and a. considerable area. of the palm
was badly burned by powder. The
boys went immediately to Dr. Long.
who dressed the wounded boy's
hand and relieved the pain. -
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The annual business. social and
missionary meeting of the Woman's
guild of Christ church will be held
in the rectory, tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o‘clock. -
The i nfant son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Denial-in. was christened. V\ 11-
liam Anthony, in the Church of the
Assumption Sunday morning at .10
o'clock by the Rev. Father Carrotl.
Mr. and Mrs. George Annuncio of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. were the godpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Carol Annuncio
and other immediate friends of the
family Were present. Mrs. George
Annunclo and Mrs. Carol Annuncxo
are sisters of Mr. DeMaria.
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,Bersons returning to their homes
in the early morning hours yester—
day report that there were four-
teen men asleep on the sidewalk in avenue. was a. holiday visitor in New
front or the Fine Arts theatre. YOY'k 030'-
Thotr sleeping place must have been .
hard and rather. moist. but proba—
bly the liquid; comfort they had
O O O
Miss Helen Hubbeli, who was the
holiday guest of her parents. Judge
and Mrs. J. '1‘. Hubbell of' East
avenue. has returned to Williams-
port. Pa. .
s s s_
Mrs. Elmer Hendrick of East ave-
nue entertained the members of the
Watch Your—Stitch club at her home
this afternoon.
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Stanley Joselovsky Eof Seaview
w o , o 3 .
The Women‘s Guild Eof Christ
church will hold its annual meeting-
tention of the accosiation to
ton Methodist church.
‘ . tele ram from litprcsentu
Tfiigcgchiwierg Merritt in Washing
ton to the effect that she has new
re- -appoi11tcd to
office. short time
was advanced from
second class.
Yesterday. open house was 0‘.
serxcd at the parsonage of the Ru“
ayton Methodist church. Rev. and
Mrs. 11. B. Senhert received mum
of the members of the congregation:
during the afternoon and etching.
ago
third class to
Mrs. Charles Mitchell of Log 1'1
place “as a recent usher in Bridge-
port.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills and
daughter. Carol of Highland avenue
lune gone to Hanover. N. J.. where
they will be the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. E. C. Barnard.
0
Miss Florence Sherlock of High-
land avenue was 0 holiday visitor
in New York city, where she at.—
tended a. performance at one of the
theatres there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Omely L. Noxen or
Rowayton avenue have had as their
guest. Miss Nellie Pilklngton
Stamford. .
There will be a. special meeting
of the Rowayton cixic association
Friday night at 8 o'clock. There
will be a. fdrther discussion or the
ection [or
o the in-
ap-
t the
point a committee to presen
resolutions to the Council at is next
meeting.
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Andrew F. Chamberlain of
plan for better police pr
the Fifth ward. It is al
a Re".
the First Methodist church, South
two. will reach at the Romy-
No 1“ p tonight at
7 : 45 o'clock.
attended the
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A large number
' union Watch Night services of Int!
Rowen Baptist and Methodist.
churches held in the Rowayton
Methodist church. Monday night.
Rev '11. B. Senhert of the Methodist
church endinev. victor accuse at
. . I! .
church gave short taiks.
the \‘oroton Dob”;
this ofhu ’
Of“-
Lupmski‘s back i
. mom: '1 9 S ’
E _ 0 sum h
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‘Té: 1a.! c' :p is :3 good or Ute for."
I he delicwus‘ fragrance of
Baker’s
Breakfast
Cocoa
Its unquestioned
purit), u'tiyormity
and pa: atabi1it)‘
make constant 1
users of on who
try it; it is l"
cccoa of 11153
qua1irj'.
find: only by
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Walter Baker 87 Cold
Established 1739
Mdl.‘ : at Duelist“. Mass.
' and Montreal. Canada
scannercmics mamas saw m 1
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DOCTORS know how simple coughs
“son lead to severe pneumonia, lung
trouble and other decried disease.
Everywhere physicians are hailing the
recon: tests showing the power of the
cocilhns bark. when combined with
tinctnn euphorbia p: 'inlifera. syrup wild
lettuce. .vmp squills compound cas-
cm and menthol. to overcome inflamo
mum of the mucus membranes oi
throat and bronchial tubes .
_—lhe man cause a!
mouths. .
g‘flpeopie. eithefirst
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Se hraff'. 5: Chocolate:
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Fruit? Confectionery
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liberty Sq. Phone 310
3DOCTOR TELLS 110W,
.CILANNA STOIES
COUGHING
CiLANNA
FLORIDA
The added pleasure and corn-
fort of a sea trip to the South
make the Savannah Li..- J.
ideal w..- to travel. V17 3::
and zvearincss vanish after
the first few hours of salt a..-
and sunshine.
New and luxuriously furnish
éoxm
steam at: afi'ord evqy comfort and
ccnv: aicnce.
na ‘55
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lBron-2'1:3r(.‘:7‘rr'..=adedec‘srs. Spacious
sun :3 and 5m” '
mat =ppea! to t 'nost x215
attreiix clyscr'. cc. ’ inlargs. b
corvzs'table (32:11. g saloons.
The: and numerous other {at 1.
Sovra uh Line sen :ce nkr the
(1:531. 10:1" rerembe
cos: ‘13:;
Sts' “no: Ch".
mod on tv )- -bc'
with win 1 :ds an: :‘rilele bath.
Al; tare-s celud: .1122: or: stat-room
accorzrnodrzions.
So: ingss 3. M.€Vt!yTut'Idly , 1 “‘Z-.~.;.-v
day. and Saturday. connerunz ". .72.
"11:33). Gt.wit 'lli'-z-:1;‘itza :<.x
Flank and athcrw :c-T. pcts‘.
Ocean Steamship Co.
of Savannah
’ \‘srth like:
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Pier 5
Rev Tl ark
loosen; the Phlcgm, Soothe; Inflammation, Reflex; Bronchitis-e
Rests“. Over Night in Many Cnse‘gz
write a puscripti‘oi containinl M
ingredients. or else simply ask their
druggist for Cil ewhich contains
these helpful subs: in 5"“. the
Wort? pro 3, esam convin
mes: coughs could it stopped betas!
getting serious.” '
To break a cough you should tail
a hot bath. cover y self with warn:
clothe and take Cil-
anna ( ononnccd es-
dirccted. Ya
I relieved thl
. . ”g. Continll
- tn: until a.
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