uls- has re-
turned to her home on Taylor ave-
u
. p. 1.. x o. is West train
7." ’ a. 14 class or the Nor— one after spending the holidays
oval . E. Church Sunday School with relatives in. Tarrytown. New
pill: 4‘ d its annual Christmas party. York.
. ' ‘I C O O O O O
' Oak routine matters came up for Mrs. Frederick Rhoda of Silver-
mine avenue has had a phone in-
stalled at her home.
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-—Buy your \I'ictrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
Iiscu-lon at the meeting or the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Not walk
d. 1“ church held yesterday otter-
boon... Church matters were dis.
on at a meeting of the Official
Iio . of the same church in the evenings until 9 p. [IL—Adv. ‘
event’s. o o o . .
Mr. and Mrs. \Villlam Mullen and
._ sauce children. Helen and William. Jr..
.tn‘ual meeting of Ischoda Yacht of Spring Hill avenue spent Nt-w
~iub riday evenin . Election of °z-_iYe:i.ra with Mrs. Mullens parents
, g Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams of Can~
.4
l‘ O C O
I
Score—Adv.
b a... nondaie.
, PM o o o . . .
Ml: Gerald Marsh and daugh- .
RCI‘. m“, Of New Milford are Philip Sherwood Of Grant street
was a visitor in Stamford Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. laiph Cole have
returned to their homo on Grant
street after spending New Years
Vvlth friends and relatives in Bridge,
port.
5 spending a few weeks with her mo-
thugmrs. A. F. Chamberlain at the
l M. 12.,” parsonage.
I' u>¢ - O .
. ....
A tugs number of
fanszrom Norwaik attended the
ganid;'1‘uesdny afternoon at the
Madmen Avenue gym in Bridgeport
when the Y. M. H. A.-Maryland
Coilexiates fought a. wonderful '
i going. Score was 38—29 in favor of
the'mtter. Some Norwaikers seen
at the game were: Jack Lee. Bob
Fisher. Nat Goodwin. Al Levy. Jay
Josey. Sylh'n. Bhilepsky, Benjamin
' lldis r Ina Harris. 1’an vuln Mora-‘ ' The public schools have resumed
‘ off. aurico Shllcpsky. Abe Harris. their sessions today after a week's
Luci: Chansky and Manuel Policy. recess for the Christmas holidays.
o o s o.»-
Hairdressing Parlor
plucc of business
0 .
basketball
s
0
'l‘hst's all.
t
0
-—Harris I; Gent.
0 0
Leonard Murphy has resumed
studies at Fordham university alter
spending the holidays with his sis-
ter in the Third district.
0 t
C
iv:
The Elite
—'-8ergstroin ts framing pictures
has changed its
I a ‘in new I. O. 0. 1“. bl .-
Asdvlll; d. from 47 Wall street. to the. ltoyai
.. o o o Jame-s hotel.
Dr.;l)nvid Sloman of Cedar street ‘ ' '
“as I visitor in Lakewood. N. J., Miss Etta Harris has returned to
0\ or 3113 New Year's holiday. her home in New York city after
’ ‘ ' ' spending the holidays vvtth Mir.c
Mil; Florence Doering of Van Frances Modne of lititnum. menuu.
Boron; uvcnuo has resigned her po-
pitlmg‘gwith the! Newbcrry Depart-
ment store on Main street.
0 I 0
Irving Bayliss and Michael Rasitz
of “(all street spent New Year's in
Bridgeport.
-—llarris & Gans. That's ali.-——Adv.
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Miss Martha Cliinsky has re-
turned to her home on Moore til-"rut
after spending the holidays with
friends in New York city.
U
O 0
Miss Cecelia. 'l‘arlov of Grove
street entertained friends from New
Haven over New Year’s.
. C O
0
Miss Alida Ball of Francv- stunt
spent New Years with lilies lit-lei:
Budd 0t \Vcslon.
D
Abe "an,“ Hillsllt‘. a. trrparntory school m
of \ew York city .- .
. “ill resume sessions next
rhent the holida)s “ilh his parents. ailsquuv January 9th.
NE ”"1 “’3' Philip Maurie (f A " . II .-
Cht‘stnut street. 0 . —Harris a Gans. That's all.
I D 0
Miss Edith Bissc of Prospect ave-
hue and 'lt‘sslo Be rgcr of Main
street attended the dance at. the
Ititz in Black Rock Tuesday evo‘
Miss Manon Mottram of the Sec—
ond district spent the week-end us
a. guest. of Miss Eleanor ltead of
hing. Georgetown.
0 O o o o o
-—Masquerado dance given by Mrs. Caroline A. Stowe of 5 Wm:
Sprintwood CJUb. Saturday, Jan. 5, Avenue has had a. new radio in-
Jilslt ‘13"; prizes; Jackson's Star stalled in her home. John Alt-Million
Urchestra..—Adv. doing the work.
. U . . . . .
Misses Helen. \V-‘illa, and Nobel
Miller. spent the week end and boil—
day visiting friends in Newark and
Misses Ruth Mara of Van Burt-n
avenue and Margaret .llasterson and
Irene Jelift'e of Broad liver were
Visitors in 59"" York (“NY NOW Somi-i‘vlllc. New Jersey.
.Tcnr’s eve. o o o
‘ " ‘ ncv. and Mrs. E. C. \mel and
Edwin kaiser and Ivan \V’lnchcl
of tho lliiltop Inn on \V'ull street
«no visitors in Bridgeport Sunday
evening.
daughter Gertrudc, ure visiting \lIs
chzcls parents, l‘tcv. .ind Mts.
Berth, of Staten Island.
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-—-’1‘0 have that parlor
bolstered call Berstrom.
o. F. bids—Adv.
0
.
-~Auto springs. Tilly's.—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
New York city were New Year's
must: of Mrs. Gudis' parents. Mr.
and Mrs. M. floscm of have street.
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This Warner of West Main street
O 0
suite up~
new I. O.
’«t
"‘4
Gudis of ‘
‘
Everett I-‘rey. son of Mr. and Mrs
Conrad P. Frey. of Semlcw avClillv,
returned yesterday to his studies at
at Philadelphia College of Osteopa-
thy.
“sited friends in Bridgeport Sun- 0' ' °
dnv evening. Miss Miriam B. (.‘i‘aig tunes to-
. t . day for Nortlifield Seminar}. 3:.1LIL
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Larkln Northflcld. after spending the
have returned to their home in \V’n-
lerlniry after spending New Years
Christmas vacation at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmcr l’.
pith friends in the Third district. Craig of 1 Center Avenue.
’t
made in this bank before
January 11th
will draw interest from
‘ 3': January lst
Interest at" the Rate of 4%%
. i’ifor six months ending December 31 will be
gentered on pass-books and paid on and
:{3fter January 10th.
{3 - ‘ Accounts of from $1 to $5,000 are invited
ALDEN comm, President.
mm m, Vice-President.
cross: 1.. WOODWABD, Treasurer.
“a... do". was... t-M‘w-V
fl
torrnerly of this city, is visiting Mrs.
Caroline A. Stowe. or 6 West Av-
enue.
‘ 9 ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller of
5 West Avenue ar espendiug a few
days in the Catskill Mountains.
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. D
Frederick J. Scam slipped on the
ice in front ofvthe Ledwiih lunch
car on Railroad Avenue. Monday.
breaking a knuckle in his right
hand. ‘He was attended by Dr.
Wolfe.
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Miss Elizabeth Shimko of Bouton
street was a visitor in Bridgeport.
Tuesday, where she attended a per-
formance at one of the theatres.
C t 0
Mrs. Mathew Galbo of Lowe
street was a. visitor in Bridgeport.
yesterday.
0 C
The house which
Stephen iiadus of 33 Lowe street
are having built. on‘ll‘lax Hill road
’is nearing completion.
. O C
Louis Magner of Lexington ave-
nue has resumed his duties with the
Ioekwood Mfg. company after en-
0
Mr. and Mrs.
joying a Week's. vacation.
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Mr. and .Mrs. Anthony Seaman
land son. Edward, have returned to
their home in Bridgeport after
spending the holiday with Mrs.
Seaman's parents. Dir. and Mrs.
Ellis Senders of Sound View ave-
nuc.
O O 0
John lx'ovacs of Benton street
entertained several of his friends at
:1. radio concert at his home recent-
] ’.
3 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Doddo of
Nrtplliile avenue have. had a one-pipe
heater installed in their home.
a: I. o .
Frivnds of Mrs. C. Lee of l'utnulu
avenue who has been auuy for
some lliliC because of ill health.
will he plvnsed to hear that she is
at. her home for the holidays and
that her condition shows much im-
pruvcmviil.
l EAST NURWALK I
Mr. and Mrs. (.7. \un Cor-\(‘riiig of
4-1. Uiegory Boulevard. have nu-
ixouuced the engagement of their
daughter. lluth, to A. Raymond
Alalkin, son of Mr. A. ll. Mall-tin. of
76 \an Burcn aVI‘llllV‘. Miss You
Cocvering is; eonnwvltd “1th the. le-
cul office of the. Conn-client Light
and l'ovvci' L‘o. (in “hit strict and
Mr. Mulkin is employ-Ii in the office
of the A'oi'vvitlk bur Co. on Bcldcn
.‘l.\ (.‘llllC.
The annual business meeting of
the \\'omun's Guild and Auxiliary of
the Christ church \vus held at the
rectoiy of the church this after-
noon.
. O 0
Mr. and Mrs. .l. L. Stevens of
how \nrk city \it‘li.‘ tilt: guests of
rclullvs in lfinst Nonvalk over the
holiday.
' O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Italpli Bennett of
Osborn avenue enteitained relatives
fro inllridgepoit at their home New
Year‘s day.
3
O O
Jinrry Stcntou has returned to
Fall River. Mass. where he is en-
gaged in business after spending
the holidays at his home on Bctis
place.
0 t 0
There will be special services
tilt:
tonight at
at
East Not‘vvalk Methodist church
Izso o‘cloek.
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Mr. and Mis. .\."l‘. Mourison of
New York spent the holiday in East
Norwnik. as the guests of relatives.
0 0 C
There will be a modern and old-
fashioncd dance at Community hai'
tomorrow night. Special music has
been engaged.
O O 0
Miss Mildred Hoyt of East ave-
nue was a. visitor in Bridgeport.
Tuesday. where she attended a per-
formance at one of the theatres.
. C U
Mrs. Frederick \V'ynn and daugh-
h l‘. L‘ileen. of Stamford are Visiting
nun Mr. and Mrs. lite-hard V’i’urm
of Con: avenue.
I
Mis. Samuel Arielle of Rowan
street has recovered from her recent
illness and l‘IIFlllllCtl her duties with
the Ci‘ofut 8; Knapp company:
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Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Galbo. Sr..
have returned to their home on
l'ort l’oint street after spending the
holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Gnlbo at their home in New York
Cil)’.
O I 0
Mr. and Mics. Charles J. Copley
and son. Charles. Jr. have re-
turned to their home in Iiittaming.
l‘;i.. after having spent the holidays
at the home of their parents, Dr.
and Mrs. Henry C. Sherer.
“’illiam Lindsay. physical direc-
tor at 'the Y. M. C. A.. has returned
from a trip to Quincy. Mass. where
he spent New Year's at. the home
or his parents.
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The open house at the Y. M. C. A.
was enjoyed by a. large number
during the afternoon and evening of
New Year’s day. The newly organ~
ized High Y orchestra rendered sev—
eral selections during the afternoon,
receiving repeated encores. Miss
Florence Aitken Tompkins, accom-
panied by George I. Tompkins. pre-
sented the following program before
a. large and appreciative audience.
"Twickenham Ferry." by 5Narzlals:
“Bonnie Doon" by Deems aylor:
“Silversmith" by Schindker: "Black
Bird Song" by Cyril Scott: “The
‘Little Rock." by John Barnes Wells;
“Bergero Legere” 'by ' Wekerlin:
"Kerry Dancers." by Molloy. A one
act play. ' "Voices." by Hortense
Flexner. After the. concert the ot—
ticers or the W. T. I. A. assisted by
the house committee of Redford
house served tea in ”the Club rooms
in Bedford House. At 1:30 put. new
era! or the high school boys game's:-
. 4 '9
l"
Mrs. Florence Tattle ot BrldSeDOrt
-\\‘:is one (If the chiirtcr lllvllilul‘l's (If
unlinked m .
Dorris mm The physical, rituals.
tion was directed by Ben Lee The
dancing which (allowed was engoyed
by many. and Frank BkDayton-and‘
Frank Orsborne have the thanks of
the younger set as well as many of
the older people for tht good time
had by those present.
0 ‘2 I,
Miss‘Lois Sherwood daughtrr of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. . scrwood of
Riverside Ava. returned today to
Northfleld, Mesa. where she is a
student in the Northfleld Seminary.
O I I -
The Misses Janet and Sara Claw;
ford have returned to their studies
at the Connecticut College for
“’0an in New London.
' O t I
St. Agnes Guild of Christ Church
will give a business men’s lunch at
midday. Jan. 9, in the basetufint of
Christ Church. The St. Agnes Guild
provides an excellent luncheon for
the small price of 50c.
‘ It I
Mrs. De Forest Kcyes of Stine St..
has returned front a lioxldny vaca-
tion spent in Philadelphia.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clark I-‘zty announce
the arrival of a. baby boy on New
Year’s morning. Mrs. Fay and her
youngest son are at present. in the
Norwalk Hospital. The Fans are re-
celvinr; congratulations from their
many personal friends, and from
many “ho know Mrs. buy only iron:
her clover illustrations \\ hicli appear
regular in the current issth s o“ sev-
eral magazines.
. t O 1
Charlie ]{r»lly of Now
the guest of Miss Alice linulicr oven}
.\\‘cvv Year's dn‘y.
Arthur Miller
was the ghost 01'
the liolidnys._
lint my \vns .
O 0
N. T.,
tn t-r
(If llrotilv‘l) ii.
his parents
.
N. \v
C
Pfitrrr Murphy «If Yolk. “us
the New Yrur's tiny puv s; of Lin and
Mrs. .lut'k Murphy of SilUfidltliliv
O .
I,
. return to New
‘trip to Europe
l-i‘In «li:«‘-.‘(’)\‘4\I‘I~Il that tlII~
.‘vlrs. livu. llillu. nu "lose-J
liighwu), ll:t3l‘-:1,ll I‘ilcinl .‘inl i: I '
evident that Some tme line lmtn m.- !
ing it for a slurping Plait") fur some:
liiut». \vihlo tlivrv lll’i‘ ll‘I‘l 'TilllL‘F'
of vulue in the house ill-:rn has l‘wvn I
found no evidence tlult any thing!
i
l
t
i
It has
house of
Hv
had been removed. The illlliS‘: lius
been lilitlt‘l'tlplt‘tl lor several tulllS.
Mrs. Hills is :it lil’ufif‘ilt rushing in.
A can tul watch will
lmusv in tiny l'lllli“
St. Louis. Mo.
be kept on Jim-
that if the illli‘ll‘l‘JK t‘vtui'iu. 'li“ Hui}
be :ippi-I‘lwnIl-‘Il.
c O 0
Mrs. “'illinm 'l". XiI‘l. 1:; 1m: ."Ill'
nouucmi lliv- (it: g-,I‘lt.lni (It hit;
dullnlilvr. Alli-lulll“. to Mr. Idling
Baker of l'liilitIlIlphiia. Mr. link-42w:
is well known in the iH‘thlu of ‘IVt-s‘. j
port. having been t‘IIunI-ctvwl “lilig
liooria Mills for 5t‘\I'l.'lL .veui's. llI
tlir‘ Matthias; l‘IIsi .\llll‘l‘l»”:ili Union?
(in-\Vcsipni‘l. and tool; on 24‘“er
he i‘eulnlnwl in \V'eslport. “If 11- ll
the rank of l'uplain In the .mrviee:
during Till" “‘m‘id “hr. and saw
service ovorsr‘us.
_._._.-___,_-__.._. l
l
*who have been visiting at. the home
. Avenue. ell
I DARIEW l ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lion Baxter of Mul-
dlt-scx liozul. Norolou lltsights tutor—
tuincd Saturday evening in honor of
Mr. Jenkins. the Ann l'lt'dll rolvul in
Nairobi. llrilirh East Africa.
0 O O
Miss Margaret Kelley of Sweden
entertained h4-r sistvr-iu-lu‘v llll'l
iit‘phcw ou‘i‘ tho ("lirisliiius hoIldays.
U U C
Mr. and Mrs. (:tuigc 'l'5lu :‘III-l
(‘lnldrtn are \lix‘lllill: “le1 Mr. and
Mrs. lltli‘obl llulliuun of Diocltlln
this week.
0 t 0
Mr. and Mrs. Henry \V‘nlson of the
Post Road. Nt-iolnu. eulrrimind Mr."
and Mrs... \V'iiltmu Vshton and;
daughter ivy of
Sunday evening.
.
.\or.Itox. ill iglIis will
i
c o I
Mr. and Mrs Albert l‘uuzvll 4 f tho
Post Ilond. lJurleii, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. (lens in iuook-
l_\ n.
O
O t
HIV
.1
Kelly is in
uudciaoing
Little Jimmie
Stamford llosp‘unl
slight operation.
0 0
Mr. Harold J. \voéu of mam-a.
N. Y.. and brother I.ll\\'l‘CR"l‘, VlSlLE‘tJ
with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. \\’00d
of the Post ltond Tuesday evening.
'3 C '
Dr. \Villlam ll. Slaughter of Mana-
field Avenue, has installed a radio
in his home'. ,5 .3“ '
U
The Daricn schools reopened yes-
tcrduy morning after the Christmas
vacation.
A party was held on I‘X‘ldfly even-
ing at the home of Alfred Slntghter
of Mansfield Avenue. Dancing and
games were enjoyed during the
evening, and refreshments were
served. Among those present. were.
Misses Alberta Mathers, Beatrice
Schradci‘. Dorothy Smith. Elizabeth
De Courcey. Marjorie Sparks. Hazel
Crofoot. Barbara. Bohrback; Messrs.
Billy Godfrey. Alfred Slaughter. Ed-
elbert 'l'ritchelie. Thomas Hickey,
Frederick Sehradcr, Clarence Ray-
mond. Frederick Mchlin and Andrew
Bloomer of Ridgefleld.
O O O
a
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Séymour and
daughter Adraith spent New Years
with Mr. and Mrs. Luker- and faintly
of Springdaie.
’ s o o
Mrs. Frederick Poor and children
have returned from a. few day's visit
with friends in New Rochelle.
‘ O O
The regular weekly meeting of the
Darien Girl Scouts was held Satur-
day afternoon, at the home of their
leader Miss N. Barbara Weed. Miss
Margaret Weed reads. story of the
scouts which in t6 be written from
memory. The classes in Llie various
subjects will be resumed next week.
0 o s
Mrs. George Demarest and son
of Mr. and Mrs. Benedict 0. thch-
field of LeRoy Avenue. have re-
turned to their home in Henipstead.
Long Island. ‘
O O O
- 'l'h‘e Misses Winnifred. Helen and
Wreaths. Whiteiaw of- ransfieid.
tabled a few friends at
Ei‘i‘osiiiuoms will be
m Minoan Saturday "wash
Er. slid Mrs. Benedict o. men—l
field and daughter Bot”. 02 Lenny
Beach with Mrs. Litehfield’s mother,
Mrs. George Demos-est.
C o 4. 3
Richard Tibbltts. NorotonI
of
Heights. ’while working on his radio ‘
on Tuesday fell from the root of his
house, and'brok'e several ribs.
I CANNONDALE I
Miss Edith Babe and Herbert
XV agner of New York have been re-
(out guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Schubert.
O O 0
Miss Susie Coley returned to her
school duties in Reading. Pa.. on
\V’ednesdny. after spending the hott-
dnys with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanton Coley.
o 0
Dr. and Mrs. Noi‘ilect. Leeper Nor-
fleet and the Misses Helen and Kath-
m‘ln ~ North-cl. who have. been spend-
in; the summer and autumn months
at the farm of \Villuir Sturgos. re-
illl'nt‘tl to New ‘ork on Monday for
the “inter. T c Norfieet trio will
soon start on a concert. tour in the
south.
0 O 0
Miss Alice SI-liuht rt attended a
theatre party with New York friends
on \V'ediit-;-4i.-iy evening.
0 O t
Mr. and Mrs. \V'urrr-it Lynch n1
.‘.i:iu;l.-\V'tst 1‘~:ll‘ll‘. \\ ho have been
Til" holidays: in town \vili
York on Thursday.
for a six \vr‘oks'
near future.
sp-‘iulin‘:
'l‘lii‘)’ i‘\l)"t‘l to Navy
in the
O C O
Osborne. who has burn
is much improv-
Txi'rii‘lvlllh
I'ominI 4150 his bed.
Avenue. spent Chi-fistulas in Sound .
: l‘ni‘lors
l'tl and able to receive his friends.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. ll. 1‘lnllli‘l‘ at-
ivml- -i :I family tlmm r at ”it" hruuc
of David .\. Miller in South .‘Ioruail‘.
IIII I\‘- :v ‘i'vur's day. i
O I O
\li: . lLl‘IzulIIilI i‘uirritlld i‘fllil‘lif‘tl
LI .\;~.I.iI. ., l'iIl-.4»i‘.~iiy on \‘a'wlnt‘s-
Ilw‘x' ‘IIIIIi'iIiiI::. lb‘r “Win l. ‘1‘.“ J.
ll. lizilt l:.l.l. :-i4 4 n2; Ipuiiiv l Tl'l 1.5 {all
[:I: .\'I lurk ‘jitt
U 1
. ’l‘llv r-uulur iliumlily intret'llig of
.ilw \\'. l“. Missionary Society will in-
hlei ii-‘it Friday afternoon. January
ltll zit 2:30 o‘clock at. the church.
‘ i .I l' of the .‘li‘lt‘l'lillon will be
In: M. Hill of T'JL‘TIUPRI. Mexi-
44I i:.4| chauulilvi‘ nf 1‘2. .1. Hill. A}
‘i‘i'I’dli‘l invitation is G'hlt‘ltdt‘ll in ll‘It‘i
uomvu «If llzv iltig'lillol'liig sm-ieiietlt
2n \‘v li‘."3l Villti :u'I- lilt-‘i‘t‘sltd in inls-
\‘lt‘ll-‘i.
o a 0
Mi r. it :1“. llll‘ld'iv and Miss. l'rm-l:
hi [1 llf'ill'lv’i :m vulI i‘lulnmrnt and;
,IIIIILI. in South .‘x'nruulk (In Momluy’
I-\~ i:ii.;: (Hill 3‘I" lit 'l‘llt‘sdliy “llll
'l'l‘iI “th.
C 0 O
. .‘lz. . \\:iltt'i‘ EStm‘lmg and
:-4Iil I’LU .4 5 1‘ ”t Hf l‘l‘i:lll\“3
ill Hum; \‘zl ovui‘ \I-\\
Y1 Iti’t‘.
Tha- lIIr‘ul 4 lion] 2"‘4 up md mi;
;\‘.'4 Iiilt‘sdu} morning iviz Mrs. John;
(lo-tn‘n m: it :UL‘ICX lni the remain-
I‘lil' of Hi" ii‘ul‘.
. D .
.‘Il">‘. Louis 11. .\liltilv’l' “ill 1:“qu
fur L‘uiIIIltn. S. C... next Monday. I).
ll.4:'ig-.' Alillvr. win» This broil enjoy—
.:2;: tho lIoliIin: :-I- Illifi‘t‘ “till his flun-
ily. \vill return to the Ullbt‘i‘l. S:
llcinnntl i‘4I.‘s otl'n-o on 'l‘hursdny.
:ifli‘l‘ fi-‘Vt‘rul \‘I-‘rlw' :lliS"ll(".‘.
O I O .
Mr. and Airs. lilinox‘ Jackson of
Lllil‘llillll sfi‘w‘t \‘.I‘i‘i‘ guests of their
IlnIinlite-i‘. Mrs. i‘vrey Thompson on
Nut? Years 1335'.
O O 0
Ali-v: Amm T‘Iiil‘l't‘ll. of Columbia
m-llv 7 l..l-. iwnu \lSillz‘I; lli'l‘ sistvr,
Bill. Ralph S. Gwyn):
fi 0 3
Mrs. John 'i‘uninr “ho has been"
vIrv ill “1th liver trouble ' and
4 «Au-intoxication is reported slight—
‘lg improved.
0 O O
'.-‘!»4. Ollie-(rs for “It will be in-
Ix‘lullml in Cannon Grunge next
"l‘lzursdny evening by Deputy Chris.
{inter}! of Monroe Grunge. Light rc-
served.
I ROWAYTON l
The regular weekly rehearsal of
tin: choir of the llovvayton Baptist
church will be held tomorrow night.
at eight. o’clock.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Clement. Abrecht en—
im'luillcd tit their home recently the
choir of the ltovvayton Baptist
church A social evening was en-
‘0'. ed and Mrs Alfred J.(. L. Beckius.
choir lander , “as prt-Sented on be-
half of the church and choir a. gold
piece.
. O
The special meeting of the Itovvay—
ton Civic association called for the
purpose of formulating plans for
better police protection, will be held
tomorrovwnight.
. O O
The Bible teachers training class
of the Ilovvuylon Baptist church will
meet tonight in the church at seven
o'clock. The meeting will precede
the usual weekly prayer meeting
will be held at 8 o'clock.
. 0 0
The official board of the Downy-
ton Methodist church will preside at
the services to be held in the church
tonight at T. ‘45 o‘clock.
O t O
Mr. and Mrs. Clement D. Abrecht
will entertain at their home Saturday
ight the ltowaytou Young Married
l’eople’ s association. As officers 1'0:-
the new veni- will be elected. all
members are urged to attend.
0
There will be a meeting or the
hostesses “he are to give a series or
card parties for the benefit of the
Rowayion library association at the
home of Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beckius,
Cudiipp street, \Vednesday afternoon,
at 3. 00 o’clock. Mrs. Beckius is
chairman of the entertainment com-
mittec.
O
0 O
Re}. George B. Tompkins. of the
Norwalk Methodist church. will
preach at the Rowayto‘n Methodist
church tomorrow night at 3:45
o'clock. ’ , ‘
I
.. Mr. and Mrs; A. '14. Wood at First ,
_ institutions
street. are visiting in new york (my f
CAUSES DEATH
Man Found in Crum-
p led Heap in Room
in Stamford— Wife
in Bridgeport
V'—
STAMFORD. Jan. 3-—
Jolm Peatt. fiftY-flve, was fO‘md
dead in his room at 14 Crosby street,
shortly beforrg'scven o’clock last
night. His titath was caused by
asthXIatiOD.
His body Ms found by a. room-
or in the 1101:: who detected :as
coming from t i) room occupied by
Pcatt. lie him-ted to the adjoil ing
room “here l,.found the body of
Fruit in a crumpled heap near the
side of the bed. Rushing to a lit-1r-
by telephone 1". communicated With
the police.
Patrolman William Tynes and
Frank Paiker' “ere dispatched to
the Crosby strvqt address in the DO-
lice ambulancr, but the man Ind
been dead mrre than two h44n‘s
before the bod has discovered.
Captain of Detectives Tho: was
Foley conduc‘m an investigation
soon after U2 telephone [message
was received 1;: the police_ 1: “:is
found that on of the gas hurmzs
on n. t‘vvo-burIr plate heater 'ass
partly open. ’I‘IIc fumes emanu'mg
from the jet
overcome Pea? while he was simp—
ing. fully clot! ml, on the bed.
Death “'33 (i‘t‘idellml. accord:
to the police. The body was
:25;
re -
'Pnul Hayes:
we believed to Tin-c,
Discharged Firearms
Within City Limits
W o m e n Suffered
Slight Injuries
STAMFORD. Jan. 3.—
S01 Levitan. of 10 Brook street,
was fined 37 yesterday morning in
the City Court on a charge of us-
ing firearms within the city limits.
Levitan was taken into custody early
Tuesday morning following the ac
cidental shooting of Mrs. Bessie
Budinofl. of 91 Pacific street. and
her daughter. Mrs. Lena Hyman.
of 99 Henry street, New York City,
in Mrs. Dudinoff's store at 31 Pacific
rtsect.
The following statement
made by Lev itan yesterday:
"It was stated in “'r..-dnesda,\'s is-
sue of The Sentinel that I “as found
in the store of hlrs. Bessie Bu-linoff.
of‘ ninety-one Pacific street. With a
smoking shotgun in my hand fol-
lovving the accidental shooting of
Mrs. Lena Hyman.
‘I wish to stair:
“115
that when Detec-
Hive—Sergeants Daniel Hunrahan.
and Aclii Detective
Tierney urrivul on the. scene the tvvo
la-lics \vI-rc not writhing: in agony as
tiescvrilwd in live story. The shotgun
was found by tho 'Tt'tL‘CUths in my
Musical Instruments.
SOLD ON easy mans t
DONNELLY’S
store at 113':
iludinoi‘f‘s store.
lievt‘ by the story.
I “The inn hulk-S “ex-4: removed to
'the hospital upon the arrival of the
police. but they \vvre released from
that institution a few minutes later
moved to I’rI-lmrd‘s l‘ndt‘rtu'.‘
until '.I}L.T'fll arrange“;
urn complv-tonl.
'l‘lie dvud in,
Iiiillzo, 3'. 1...
t-ariicr part of
(0 Stamford a 2*:
m;
“:15 born in 1‘4 .zztl
"in-r47 he spent
.is life. 1b? in,
iiilnt'i‘ of yours ;_
I)
no.
‘ living: for ll: ‘,,l.<=i six years at “.-
ioumiu; TlOllh' on Crosby st“-4l
lie spent tvv'Cx.'.-'uo )zuz‘s al-
l4:.kcm:tn (In ‘ E New York.
3rd railroad. .13!»
'oy of the rail- 4.
Haven and lint"
leaving the on?
211:3;
lll'.‘ “
When It “as found that ill»: nature of
their wound: was not sv nous "
Am‘m‘vling t-I ”:4 it 3 Im .4114» n The
354 iliiuvl T'l""l‘.""il fihm tip IIIIliw .
'thr} “0“:le were in {gr-nit 1min “ii-'11
Irmnovwl in the htsiuinl :».:i-l it “119
'Olllfs‘ l‘i‘t‘Il‘i‘“ ll‘n‘ iI:.-l iif DUPKSLOX
.
lsc ltt"l""'l
Iious in; ‘
To Cll—TRHHH
'3' tTl'L not Sllff' r ser-
“it
FORCES 40,000:
in 1905. he slzu‘ml to work Tor ‘ln
.\. J‘l. Bounty I‘cuipany, of (Null
xirm‘i, Staillforij. At. the timi- (I is.
11111211 I‘m \\'.15 4‘41‘IIlOF9d as it '~
man at the. t";Iix.= ‘vli‘L‘L‘l. mason : 'n-l
ply house \vl‘mrI l" “as net! kn n.
lie is .‘é'il‘\l‘(‘il by a "
Margaret, who ’vrs in Bridgi‘pn
:3. soil . Harry i‘r-uil. of New -
than; it dutig‘.'rr. llnzel. of .‘C--
York; three brothel“. Frank. of
Mumford: l-‘rvdmxek. of High 112;:4
VV'iiliam, of lliriirfichl, and :i s‘s‘wr.
I‘Ilrs. Martha. .\l-:.\'cul. of Smurf-rd
'.‘l<
OUACK INQUIRY
BY LEGISLATURE
IN N Y. ASKED
Resolution
ating 530,0 00 for
Searching Investiga-
tion Is Offered
ALBANY. Jan.
Z€:oll.llt.:
3.——.g
H appropriating 53¢.UOU for a scarci-
ing investigation by a Siv‘tial lep-
FLONG SEARCH
is con.»
i [S FRUITLESSE .5
coxumit'ce lulu I-Iu;44
doctors. was offered in :Ee Sz‘iln‘
yesterday ivy b: nulor l.. l.0\
Brooklyn Democnt.
The resolution declares it
mon report that medicine is heir:
extensively pratticcd throughom.
the State by gz‘.iduutcs of “lo“
standard institutions."
This general pr notice 1 .‘is becomv
so great as to jeopardize the publit
health of the State, the resolution
states. ‘
Dr. Love would have a committee
of three Senators and five Assc‘m-
blymcn inquire if graduates of such
and diploma. mills are
now offering themselves as prac-
titioners of meditine in New York
State.
The resolution would authorize
the committee to repert to the 1025
Legislature with X'CCOllllllCXIdallolls
for remedial legislation.
isizitivc
PROTEST CUT [N
ALIEN QUOTA
Italian Government
Has Filed Notice
With State Depart-
ment
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.~—The
Italian Government has filed a for-
mal protest “ith the Sims E-c part-
ment against the proposal of score-
tar-y of Labor Davis to redu e the
number of immigrants arriviig in
the United States from couttries
bordering on the Mediterranean, it
was announced today. ,
Secretary of State Hughes has
transmitted the protest ’to the
House Immigration Committee.
where it will be censldered in con-
nection with hearings on the. Ad-
ministration's new immigration re-
striction bill.
Under the terms of the immigra-
Lion bill the basis would be 2 per
cent of the 1890 alien :ensus in-
stead of. 3 per cent of the 1910 con-
sus. as at present.
The =1talian quota. which is now
comparatively large, would be con.
siderably reduced it the leflsiatlon
is enacted. The protest was flied
by Prince Caetanl. the Italian Am-
hamdor. under instructions from
Premier Museum.
The Administration'- new .mthi;
'v't
Appropri- .
‘F r e n c 11 Ministry of
E 1 War Announces that
Number Vi ill Leave
German Soil
I'.\l{l.\',
.izm.
mar" 1’4 . ’ll lit-urns
drawn 1’: I'Im tlzc lit;
land this mnr. ?. it was 24 an '-
the l-itiIeh M....str_v of \V‘..‘
uflI I:iIouu.
\Vnr \il 2.51 if»
limo :3. c m: t 4 l TLTIIT ii...
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l.
:runh on-
Jug ii: '3 strt‘n: ". of the
'v“ii :ili-In'4l in: "S in the. ‘l‘vlflJ‘THYEl
5‘ mi Tluhi Thrri Ill“: 14“.? ' - l rc:‘..li
iUUGDS ill 'IiOSL‘ tiletl‘lClF.
I' VOW that IlII: l‘z‘t‘ (‘mli (Ii.i‘.'t‘.’lll:‘.v It
its in Iliittl 1:4" :utiun v. if‘I .. '
Jmull Govci‘nl: "
stta us of cult
Ruhr. that 83le ii I II
Ircut-ln d with the tn. .
lists and the reparations .:
*seems on the mud to mimic: . - .~
,‘Iis Infllllnlll; to put the p 2-iI v of
"invisible Occupation" in tangible
{ornL
1;}: 'lm (n-l of January Frey .c:
t\V‘ill Tl:t\‘L‘ alum: IU",I Hi ‘QO‘T in
Ellie Ruhr and the liiiliI-:l;;'.4i'
Conn e c t i c u t Shore
Dragged for Boy’s
Body Missing a
Month Reward
Despite a-s‘cnrch that began more
than :1 month ago and extend-d
throughout Long Island. all of \V'est-
Chester County and along the Long
Island Sound shore of Connecticut.
no trace has been found of John
Scaserra. son of Ludwig L. Seus- rm,
a lawyer. who \\'l‘.llt‘ fishing ol‘f liay—
ville, L. 1., the tier afar-r Thanks—
giving is believed to have been
di‘ou nod.
The boy. who was eighteen )‘mu‘s
old. \vus'uloue in u poriuhlc rovvbout
\vhirh was mad-.- of metal. with air
chambers on cacti (FLT. \V‘litilivi
the boat collapsed during the rain
storm has not been determined, no
trace of either the boy or the bout
having been found.
A liberal reward will be paid by
While his home is
at .\'o. 135 Mouutuiilvicw avenue
\V'cst New Brighton. S. I. John “:15
with three other boys who started
hunting for ducks. .\‘ot being suc-
cessful he decided to fish, and went
out alone in the rowboat.
Oyster-men See
Sea-dog 1n Harbor
Local oystermen engaged in work-
ing oyster grounds off the Norvvalk
harbor reported sighting a “sea-dog.”
a. common soul. off Grassy llam-
mock yesterday. It is unusual to
find a. soul so far south. The mam-
mal is supposed to have been driven
into the local harbor for shelter by
the heavy northwestern gale which
blew over New Year's.
The seal is reportvd to be about
St. George. S. 1..
five feet long. When first seen. it
was playfully disporting itself
through with the water with a large
flat fish in its mouth. The seal is
valuable for its skin and oil.
“ALL ABOARD.”
The Trinity musical and dramatic
guild will present the musical come-
‘ "All Aboard. " at the Palace
theatre. Wednesday night. January
» .. land §chwebei V: be has up-
hi the: stage under the name
' Jig-flared will play the
i‘ty-cight Pacific sirr-et _
and not smoking in my hand in Mrs. ‘
as one is led to be- I
Mr. Seasm‘ra. \vhose law office is atI
IThree Alleged C onnec-
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UNGSEBEWAREI
HAROLD A. MEAD
8 N0. Main St.
THE READER
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the Lid-Jill; 'L C '
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seen 1.: i1:
three -;iiu:l;'-;.‘.
of uh I!“ 1’...
Olh-rs Wm:
(il‘e Eilio
11(11): Fruit
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Ml'ztirick
LIQUOR CR. FT
GOES ON ROCKS
4 :Sli'. T‘I‘ ll l.‘~
lini'rnu-l in l .Je'nzi.
ticut Rum - Runners
End Up in Hands of
Coast Guards
Nl-Z‘IV' YORK, Jan, “
loge-d rum runmrs more ,
the United States bur-H eztr I: n
by 1"» deral officers :a: .
said to have been loadc-i to t:;-: .
“hubs with liquor. lILIIi inn 4:
rocks off Fisher's island. 5'. l
men swam through for a'. »'
quarter of a mile ‘
sha-lhi‘ in Fishers .
home. where they new .Ilat
custody by the Coast Guard Inf.
The alleged rum runners J's: r11“ 4
themselves as An ire“ 1-, Jensen 1??
First avenue, VV‘cst Haven. £01173:
his brother John. of 17 :V'nrtli sires;
\V’est Haven and John Savant". 0.
134 Cove street, Bow Haven. Crim-
Early Sunday morning. accordzns
t0 Deputy Collector Jeremiah 1‘3 -
ion. “ho took the three men to 1.19
barge office. they set out from .\ “'
London in the fifty- foot cat 3
cruiser. Columbia, which can Ca? -
ry ttn tons and is capable of mini-
ing tW'elve knots an hour. The Ill-911.
it is alleged. pulled alongside the
Marion Mason. 3 schooner of 571-
tlsh registry. about tWenty miles 0‘!
Montauk Point. and obtained 43 ‘3
cases of. Scotch whiskey.
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Iva l-enmfiulls es «seems..-
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