t the meeting of the Douglas
‘ lsr. W. It. (3.. last night. edition
the new. year were installed.
are as follows: President._Mrs.
his Finch: Junior vifi-Prealdent.
Singerwahl; Conductor. Mrs.
o Nemson: Chaplain Mrs. Julia
n; Guard. Mrs. Alice Moufort;
urer. Mrs. H. Kelt; Secretary.
”to. Gladys Manillo: Press Corres-
dent and Musician. Mrs. Martha
. lcox. ‘
m‘ o o e
334.1139 choir of the South Norwalk
wrentionul church will meet for
carnal Saturday night at seven-
uirty at the church.
w 0 O I
minnIasquerade dance given by
ln‘wood Club. Saturday. Jan. 5.
m ,
. hall; prizes; Jackson's Star
henna—Adv.
:9 I s O
gulchsel Renzuella of Knapp
”set has resigned his position with
* Jacob's Shoo company.
If 0 0 .
,f‘fDavid Catone of 250 my avenue
' sroturned to his home from the
mall: hospital. Mr. Catone was
d recently in a. motorcycle uc-
e t.
”L O O O
".;Lconard Burnett!
one has opened up a. shoe re-
fill-lug tsoro in the recently coni-
”ted Novak store on lily avenue.
Q" 0 O O
rtr
of Lexington
~."Julius Paul has resigned his po-
won with the Davis-Pope llut
gompany.
, o o a
'v—Auto springs. Tilly's.—Adv.
"‘_ C O O
"*tMr. and Mrs. William Juscm of
m llill road are entertaining
)lrs. Josem’s mother. Mrs. 'r. l’hll-
lips of Bridgeport.
O Q 0
, Eugene W. Sheenan of Bridge-
port. representative of the Wasting-
house Electric company was at. visit
or in Springs-cod yesterday.
. O O
Mill Julia Mlklcs UL' Orchard
street has resigned her position wuh
tho Webbing & Edging company
ind taken one with the Muller-
Gloria. sun mills.
, O C U
--Buy your Vlctrola at Donnelly's
a. easy weekly payments. Store open
Mints until 9 p. [IL—Adv.
,‘ O C C
{-1 A match game willbe played to-
light in Hovessey's bowling all-:3“.
“tween the Old Folks of Bridge.
port and llevessey's Bear Cats.
, O O O
' Friends of Mrs. John l’cccirulla
of inclusion avenue will be sorry to
hour that she is ill at her home.
I O 0
Min Mary Claim of Flax llill road
was given a surprise party by sev—
flti of her friends at her home.
Wednesday night. Games and mu-
wero enjoyed. Guests “'l'rC
. at from New York city. L'ust
gym“): and Soul. hNorwalk.
l O O
"i-¥-B&rrb a'oam. l'hat'a an.
“A! o o o
_ "9". and Mrs. Thomas “’right and
’ ly have changed their resilience
[in 28 Spring street to \Vt'bslt'r
finest.
'.’ o s o
if Mrs. Michael Galbo of Paradise
Iron is now convelcsclng front the
tines. which has _, :nfined her to
.‘W home for some time.
». r: s o 0
“rural. John Ports of 6 Lexington
.fi'onuo was a recent visitor in
firluoport. where she was the guest
j, her sister.
on o
¢‘Mm Vino of ilouton street has
$01: a position with Donncily's
term
w
Zing—Harris .1. Gang. That's all.—Adv.
..r..
j Interest at the
, -' for six months ending December 31 will be
t 1; “entered on pass-books and paid on and
.3 after January 10th.
January lsi;
Aaron Kohn's Auto Accessories
store in Railroad Avenue has _been
greatly improved in appear sues by a
new front and show windows. The
inside of the store is also clog rc-
novated. .
O I 3
There will be a regular meeting
of Putnam Hose Company Monday
night.
0 t 0
——Deposits made in the savings
department of The South Not-walk
Trust Co. before January 11th will
draw interest from the first—Adv.
O O I.
Frank Prahl of \Voodward Avenue
is diving :1. new Styan.
' O O' O
1". J. Ila-rt and Company. lineal-
muit Securities. have closed their
office in the Kecler Building.
0 t t
—llarris t1 Guns. That's all.
‘ O O 0
:ho
The annual meeting of is.
choda. Yacht Club will be held this
evening at the club house. Election
of officers and other important busi.
ness will be considered. The pres-
once of all menibtl. is eatnest'y re-
quested.
/ l O 0
Miss Consuelo Dawson viii dance
and recite thignftcrnoon in
Men's Hall. New Canaan. it an alt-
crnoon Ira. given by the " au’s
Club of New Canaan. l‘hc tlunce
numbers will be the ‘l’.‘rasol
Dance" and "La. Chasse. ' and the
recitation. “Sleigh Hiding." Mrs.
Vuust will accompany Miss TJuusorl
at the piano.
\- C Q t
.\ v.’
Mrs. Anna C. liuniiltnu sin-m New
Year's day in Stamford with Miss
Helen chnson.
O O 0
The Norwalk Lock than is closed
this week for inventory.
0 0 0
—-Hats nnd.(fups. O'Brions.—Adv.
C O \
O
The new stcum licuting system
being installed in the youth 4Ll"\"alk
Electric “'orkd is almost 2:)lli;it:l(:d,
so that there is heat low in nearly
every department of the plant.
3 O O
The New York Evening Post has
been advanced in price .rom three
cents to live cents.
O U 3
—-All money deposited in the sav-
ings’dcpartmcnt of The South Nor-
wulk Trust Co. will draw liltinl’ufii
from the flrst.——.~\dv.
O O U
Lt'O and llerbert bliiltr have re
turned to Syracuse. New York. to rc-
suuie studies at the Syracuse L...tver—
sily utter spending their lioii u} re-
ccss with their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Miller. of Main otrcct.
I 0 C
Miss Dorcas Flynn cuisiuimcd a
party of friends alt her home in Ev-
crslcy Avenue. \S‘ed lesduy / t'u‘cllillg
before leaving for her studics at
Lindon Hall in Pennsylvania The
guests were. Miss Dorothy Frey.
Ruth Church. Dot Powell. .liariottc
Jarvis. Margaret Jarvis and Irwin
Holmes. Laduc “'hipple. um rim-ton
WardWVhipple. George Hendricks
and Donald Sisson.
O O 0
—Caps and Hats. O‘Brien‘s.——Adv.
O t ‘
llcrnhrd Fincson. son of Mr and
Mrs. 11. Fincson. returned to his
studies at Syracuse University after
spending the holidays with his pur-
cnts on High Street.
0 O 0
Richard Stuli has returned to his
studies at the li‘ordham Last Show
in New York City. after I. ten days
visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
M. Stull. of Wilton Avenue.
0 O O
-—Onc third off stile starts at Don-
nelly's Saturday. Visit our Gift Dc-
partmcnt. second noon—Adv.
made in this bank before
January 11th
will draw interest from
Rate of 41/270
‘i-
.V ‘ Accounts of from $l to $5,000 are invited. 7
. \
ltcd ’
Theatre. ~
Misses anus Welsner ind Helen
Sherryhave returned to hair home
in New York City after a visit at
theirhomes in the second distflct.
’ O t O
penny Weafer of Stuart femur:
was 'a. visitor in Bridgeport Tuesday
evening.
s s s
—’Eyes examined and glasses fitted
R. A. Benedict.
U i 0
Miss Elizabeth Hawxhurwt return—
ed to her studies at Syracuse Uni-
versity after spending the holidays
with her parentn. Mr. md .Mrs.
Charles Ilawxhurst of W. Main
Street.
# t O
Edwin Stephens of Van Buren
Avenue was a. visitor in Bridgeport
Tuesday evening.
. I O
L . Harriette Dimond has re-
tur ed to her studies at the itusscli
Sago School in Troy. N. 2.. after
spending the holidays ith her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Limond
of W'est Avenue.
‘ O t ,
-—Donnelly's 1—3 off sale starts;
Saturday.—-—Adv. ,
O O C
Miss Dorothy \Valsh
Street is entertaining
Curtright of Bridgeport.
' 0 I 0
Miss Mary Colgnn is
her home on Connecticut
with :1. severe cold.
0 0 t
\\'csloy Simple of the U. S. Army
is visiting his parents on llouuyton
Avenue. -
U rave.
{tut
of
liliss
minded to
Axum-c
A
0 C U
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert C. Tenncy
and daughters llcno and Jane llQVQ
letuxned to their home '11 linttlc-
boro. \‘crmont. ul’tcr opendinv the
Christmas holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. William E. \Vilson of lizlden
Avcnuc.
O O O
--—Donnclly's 1-3 off sale start:
Suturdtty.~.\tiv.
It
Miss Myra. \\'in.slo:v has returned
to her home in EilZJthil, N. J..
tiller spei tin: liotiduys out}: Lot
.mut and lo. Mr. and Mrs. Lhcs-
lcr Austin of Silvcrmine ire-rue.
. 0
Miss Ruth L'lilu
Ll)lI'.'l.llll- d a.
number of il'lL‘IidS ill lie: lion e in
Norman Avenue. Monday mating.
in celebration of the New 'Jcar.
blunts. dancuig and mus-c \ve ~. on-
joyvd and a dainty collabon was
served at the midnight hour. The
guvsls d«,.purlcd into. all tic-cum mg an
t'li}0)hllic time. Those at .hL burl)
\vcrc: Misses Midge t‘olinelly. Uor
olhy \Velshcit. Lucy lltltz. J)- othy
‘Wulhli. Roberta Gultior. lrcnc “uck-
icy. Jule Coleman, Gent: Clark. Ruth
L'nlo and Ruth i‘urtright . ”ridge—
porl. and Maurice Sludd. liud “cell.
Elton Connolly. Charles .lrns. Bill
Sullivan. llob Skidtl. linrmd \Ycrmv.
Kenneth “'ccd. l’uul Sing! aid Jo-
seph and Reginald Hopkins.
C O O
-—-Donnelly‘s 1-5
Saturday.—~.\d\'.
O t 0
Brian hlt'xizilion has return-d to
his studies at l‘ordhum L‘niwrsity
after spending the holidays with his
parents on l’ulxutm Avenue.
0 I O
Miss Ida Scofleld of Strawberry
Hill left \Vctlncsdny for llnli’lglull.
l’cnn.. where she “ill resume studies
at Juninln. College.
off stilt: stall:
.l-‘crrol 13. Green. head of the his-
tory department in the Noawulk
High School returned \Vednesduy
evening from his home in in liunu-
polls where he spent the Chr‘stmas
vacation..
0 o o .
Bliss Therece Curanuufl'has re-
turned to her home in L'alel‘sufl. N.
J.. after spending the holidays with
held this evening at the rectory at?
7-30 o'clock. Following the rehersal.
arsocinl will be enjoyed.
~ O I O
A modern and old fashioned dance
will be held at Community hall tor
night. Special music has been en-
caged.
/ 0 C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Warm of
Cmc avenue are entertaining Mrs.
Frederick \Vynn and daughter.
Eileen. of Stamfod.
O O 0
Miss Elizabeth. Miss Marion and
Miss Gladys Brown of East alrenuc
were recent guests of relatives in
Mount Vernon.
of Seariew avenue. have returned
from New Haven. where they visited
over the holidays.
0
Miss Elizabeth Hendricks has r03"
turned to her duties with the’puhlib
schools of Hartford after- spending
the holiday recess with her parents
at thtlr home on East avenue.
I 0 O
The regular monthly meeting of
the East Nor-walk Improvement As-
set-inticn will be held at the home
of Mrs. S. w. Campbell. East avenue.
Tutsday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
.A meeting of the board of directors
will proceed the regular meeting.
0 Q 0
Mics N. B. Ryan of Seileok avenue
was it holiday guest of relatives in
Naugtttuck. -
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Stacking of
Howard avenue. entertained at a. so-
cial and business meeting the Pride
of turns, Daughters of Ponconhnn—
tats, a tilieir home Wednesday night.
0
O O I
Miss Martha. Chlnsky of Moore
street has returned from New York
City. where she spent the holiday as
tht- guest of relatives.
O O O
Everett Frey has returned to his
duties at the Philadelphia college of
fistcopathy after spending the holl-
d-iy recess as the guest of his par-_
011:5. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Frey.
o: Seaview avenue.
1 “15313551“ l
Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Chil-ls have
opened their summer home on Oro
:oquc island for the week end.
O O 0
Miss Corinne L.l\‘.t,' is spending a.
few days visiting fricndh in New
iork.
. i O O '7
About fifty l.:;s...t-_.s girls were en-
lottatinctl Thurs-fay tvtnlng by (hi
ulliccrs of the \V. T. I. A. and the
.xotiSl committee of Redford House.
Many new games were introduCtd
and the lligh ”‘1” orchestra furnish-
ct‘. music for dancing. Miss Van
Sony 0‘ Norwtllk King th‘rco selec-
tions which were well rccoved. After
the dancing. punch and cake were
:(‘i‘vch This is the second of a ser-
ics of parties to be given for the
)usiliess girls of “'estport.
O O 0
Miss Mary Lewis has returned to
school in New York after a holiday
vucuton at Long Shore Form, the
country home (if her parents. Mr.
and: Mrs. l-‘. E. Lewis.
0 0 0
Charles Lee of 791 Elm street.
New llavcn. was brought before the
Town Court yesterday on a charge of
reckless driving. C MacGulre of
Stamford. complained that Lee llud
crowded him off the road at liar-
rises Switch by cutting in. Lee was
arrested lxy Leo Carroll. lie was
fined $23 and costs. Lee had with
him his mother and Capt. “'llinms
of the Syracuse University ball tciim.
O O C
Kcnnth Bradley of Cronoque has
returned to his studies in Columbia
['niversily. Air. Bradley has been
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Petcr Bradley over the holi-
days.
Thomas liunt of 'l‘lnda‘l Avenue. 1 . . .
O O O
" Christ Church Alter Guild. will
‘ Mr. and Mrs. \\ illiam Jesem of meet this afternoon at the Rectory.
flax Hill Road. cutertamcd ovct l’inns will be formulated for nicel-
New Year’s. Mr. and Mrs. “'llliam
Heller of Brooklyn. N. Y.. lid Mr.
and Mrs Cliurlcs chenthai of Siam.
ford. '
O C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hall of Fair-
field Avenue were New Year meals
of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bollard oi
Waterbury. '
I I 0
Edgar A. \K’liittaker of New
Haven. is a. business visitor in the
first district today.
a 0 0
Miss Francis Dell: has returned
to New York City. where she \ ill
resume her studies at Hunters' Coll-
cge after a ten day recess spent with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Sumucl
Dcitz of So. Main Street.
it a O
Misses Josephine and Isabelle Mc-
Nchn have returned to their home
in New York City after spending
New Year's with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Eur-Niven of
Spring Hill Avenue.
as O ,.
Miss Anne Friedman of New York
City visited Mr. and Mrs. I. txgal of
Elizabeth Street on New Year's day.
0 O I
Mrs. R. Abraham of Stanford
visited relatives in the second dis-
trict Sunday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Paris and delight-
er Ada. of Brooklyn. ‘ ow You: are
visiting Mrs. Paris‘s father. Mr. H.
Bate of Commerce Street.
0 O O . .
Miss Agnes Halsey has returned to
her home on Merwin Street, after
spending the holidays as a guest of
Miss Julita. Hoyt of River! do Euro.
.New York. White in the City she’
attended the Delta Upsilon frater-
nity dance at the frat: house
umbla. University. »
, a o o . _ ,
lflsses Marian Rogers o: M
panic and Anna Martin of Stuart
Avenue spent New Year's 3; in
Poughkeepsie. N. Y» as gudeists or
Miss Roger's grandmother. Mrs.
William 8. Lawrence. .
o o o ‘ "3
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Deerlng. Jr”
of Luerrlne Stress wen visitors,- in
Bridge last evening and attended
the p roamed.“ the New Lyric
no 0,1,;
in (301:.
ing extra expenses of the guild.
0 O 0
The \Vostport Foresters held their
regular monthly meeting last even-
in; in their rooms in the \Vestport
Bunk and Trust Company'sbuilding
on \Vcst Statd’ street.
0
3 O
The Neighborhood Nature Study
Club are meeting this afternoon in
Redford House. Mrs. \Villiam Mun-
sou will be the hostess.
O O I
Frederick M. Salmon has resigned
from the Board of Finance. giving
as :1’ reason the fact that he is too
busy to attend the meetings. A suc-
cessor to fill the vacancy. has not
yet been appointed. -'
V o _o o
The Current Events Club met at
the home of Mrs. Merritt Cooley on
Riverside avenue yesterday after-
noon. litany subjects of interest was
discussed. The next meeting or the
club will be at the home of Mrs. D.
B. Bradley on the afternoon of Jan-
uary 10.
o s a . _ \ .
Mrs. Edward Nash and children
of State street. have returned from
a. visit to Rome. N. Y.. where they
spent the holidays with the Rev. and
Mrs. Pelrse. '
s o s V
Rev. and Mrs. Bills 13. Dean have
taken rooms on Lincoln street and
will spend a. vacation of several
weeks in Westport. Rev. Dean was
formerly rector of Christ church.
and they will spend much of their
time calling on former parishioners.
C .7 I
win-s. Macwmrter’and Miss Edna
vacation of several weeks which
they will stead on. the shores at
Lake Placid. N. Y. Mrs. MacWhir-
ter and Miss Brown Expect to enjoy
the winter sports at Lake Placid.
O 0,. O '
Miss Grace Pennell 0! Long Shore
Farm returned yesterday from a. vas’
:tlon trip to Maine and New BMW
re..*~ g ‘ ' '
‘o o... .t ~ ,
Miss Mary Feeney. daughter at Dwell
lug class at St-
New York City, toda The mother
supeuote‘of St; Whoop-‘3
The molar weekly «4...... or .
the-choir .o: Christ Church will hit ,
Mrs. Ralph Macy and son. Gerald. »
Brown, are‘alesvlnstthb week for a- tin:
Feeney. will enter the nurses train- »
Vincent's hospital. -
5 .honog' tomes-lam sues»
noon.“ glean: by , Midterm
at her some on" .e Post road. The
guests were: - Mines “Lois Gillette.
Natalie Storehouse. “ Rube" Vase.
Florence galactic. Estelle _ Smith,
Dorothy Godfrey. Louisa Carlson. or
Cantrell. Mrs. F. V. ’ Cantrell. Mrs.
Paul V. Horn. of Syracuse: Mrs. A!-
bcrt Punselt and Mrs. Arthur Bib.
bins. .-
0 O. 0
The annual meeting at the . n
Congregational church was hel at
the Royal school on Thursday eve-
ning. It was opened with a. dinner
for all church members and con-
tributing friends at 6:30.
. O O 0
The S-c's of Hindley Junior High
school have purchased a m for
their room. It is made of felt with
blue background and white letter-
ing. which consists of H. J. H. Class
of 1925.'
.. a o ‘0
Mr.,and Mrs. Junlus Browne of
New York ‘spent the holiday in No—
roton.
o o 0
Mrs. H. M. Dumbell of Noroton
left .on Monday to visit her daugh-
ter in Charlottesvillo. Virginia.
' O O 0
Mrs. J. W. Bissonette of Bell ave-
nuc, Noroton will reside the re-
mainder of the'winter in New York.
0 O 0
Mrs. Chester Wood and son.
Richard. of New Canaan spent New
Year's Day with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Loundes of buried.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Lounsbury of
New York city visited with friends
in town on New Years.
0 0 0
Mrs. William Trowbridgo of New
York spent. the weekend in Now-
ion.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Biy of Lefioy
avenue entertained Miss Elizabeth
Latham of Long Island for a. few
days.
0 O 0
Miss Mary Williams of the P08?
road. Darlen. entertained Miss Val-
cntlnr'. formerly a teacher in the
Baker school. for several days.
C
Chapman Beauregard of Dorian
is visiting friends in Long Island
before returning to college.
0 O 0
Misses Funces and Angeline
l-‘ordam of Essex. and Misses Jessie
and Dorothy Loundcs of City Island
are visiting with their sum. Mrs.
Irving Loundr-s of Dorian.
I O 0
Miss Catherin Fairbanks. (laugh
tr of Mr. and Mrs. John Fairbanks
of Old King's Highway. Darlen.
spent New Year's Day in New York
city. ‘
O
O
O O
0 O .
Mrs. Howard Slauson of the
Post road. Darlen. entertained rela-
tives on New Year's Eve at her
home.
0 O O
The New Year's Eve dance. which
was given by the Noroton Volun-
teer Firemen in the auditorium of
Baker school. Noroton Iieights. was
a fine success. The three New
Year‘s dinners were won by the tol-
lowing: Miss A. Relss. turkey dln~
nor: James Bennett chicken din-
ner. and John O'Keefe. ham dinner.
0 I O
'
Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Horn. who
have been visiting relatives in Dar-
icn. have returned to their home in
Syracuse.
0 O O
allies Lois Gillette and Miss Helen
McCrea have returned to New
Haven.
0
Miss Ida. Loundes spent the week-
end in City Island.
0 U 0
The “Thursday Evening Club”
hold a. meeting at the home 01 Mrs.
Nathan S. Pinch of Academy street.
i7 .
Dar‘: 0 o 0
Miss Ids. Loundcs of the Post
road. Darien entertained Wednes-
day evening in honor of Miss Gera
aidine Do Laney of So. Nor-Walk.
Dancing and games were enjoyed by
all and refreshments were served.
Many were present from Darien and
South Norwalk. ’
s O 0
Mrs. William Devcrlli of the Post
road. Barton. is confined to her
home with a. severe attack of ten.
sliitis.
a o a
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston and
family of New York spent the hol~
id»! at their home at Collander's
Point. Norohon.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. “7. Murray of N -
roton Heights are planning to spend
the remainder of the winter in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. O. L. Dewlng of Princeton.
N. J.. has been spending the Christ-
mas season with her sister. Mrs. H.
O.- Chichester. .
~ 0 o a
' Mr. G. E. Bennett is recovering
from the effects of a painful acct-
dent some weeks ago while splitting“
wood, the axe slipped and cut: his
foot. resulting in a. slow healing
wound. «
O I O
Lilacs have not only budded but
actually large leaves are appearing.
something unprecedented at this
o of the year. ' " 3' ' ,
o o o y...
Mound Mrt‘llfelhutsh provided a.
the: little daughters. The tree was
once: Wlton's line products’. '
n o o _._
‘31:. Henry Peacock’s' death. last
weal: inytheNor‘vralk hospital. re-
Amm’onoiot our prominent- '
.. a oil-m .7 . an
of mu Annie en‘s-m or. am
avenues . ' ,2: . g.
... I,
Ionian: Edith Cantrell. Mrs. F. E.‘
beautiful tree Christmas 'eve for'
*m--. _..~._...-.
sh- Violin so. l‘
m L on: mum-us. a“: M
TW‘ Du- lhua-PF‘L—I ) 9‘“ (mutant...)3 ' R G‘“"“" B-nd
floatation: sum-tom W" 3"“
a" and
thua'um, mug; in.) 11.. ow...“ Sin»-
”film's.“
IWB'MIGMMynguYQf
”"7 11-5ng
h‘:'g::‘l Farms“: 11..
Yam "0.. K' 12;“. 7“ Mom Fm—fm Trot
.9 Walt . nus-national N 0min."
“0.?!” to w (.I_r'—°:°_F:¢‘K-7 Jlntarnntbnal N333 07‘5“."
m2“... "' fl CI Trot °° hm-°"d “"d H‘- Orchestr-
Thu-.—
DUIII on the Fun—Fina}?
“GI-IT VOCAL
Rkhard CM,
Ri hue .
Helen mriu-.,3.°;:
14-i- 1......
DANCE RECORDS
I ' I Th. fimbsdnu‘q
’ mmuing's Penn-Vivarium
mar ‘ and Mrs. Eur! Stevens.
Airs. Allwrt I-‘i'iibiu- of \‘x‘izldror is1
visiting her mother. Mrs. Prescott!
Hart 0! McKinley piece.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gccrzc- Sir-vans and;
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. l’IggLns were the!
holiday guests of Mr. and Airs. F.
Stevens of Clr-‘ic sir t. Norwalk.
0 O O
The Junior League of the Ro‘vayw
morrow afternoon at '3 o'clock.
. O O
Rt wuyton friends of Mr. utzd Mrs. .
Albert l-‘risble of \i'int’scr will re:
Enormous !
or FASHION
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ton Methodist church will 1::- ct tQ-‘ _.
New York
f 143 Washington Street
h and and iii: estr.
‘ i
. DONNELLY S
‘ } .winc-roa Raco once
i ,. L Ros. A wax. EVERY WEEK—FRIDAY
' 8n“! to hear of the Death cf.“ '7“ _.__ W '
RGWAYT N .. .. . . , ' -~ r- V’ ‘ ~ 7\
l 0 i EPSPI': S lather. which Occurred rw f §R0Ah}{ S \‘ 190‘»
.risfmzls Day at hi. . ' and? , ”' ‘
ugh; roller-1;: books have been eon. Mrs. nigh-w. =. 1:512:31 FAX. BfioégEé [LITIGATIO‘
a e to t e ownylon librarv dur- WI:- and ‘liro I’A- f. U M“ ' ‘r ‘1‘ 1 vP ‘1 V
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ing the past month: Tarkington. Kink-y ping-c: k ”L liar. M A" i O\EY
:lPenrzdl 8.3;! dsatlh‘uk Sparks, “The s s . y
en 0 a e c .‘ation“; S' ~ ' ' - - ' ' 3' 'Y
"Trapper Jirr'” Barnes ui'vdnxl-h' The ('OOd “4m mm“;- of Howey-3 ’1 - “‘7' v '5‘ l
. . _ . . unlee ion is planning to maku dTOCSAjs {ml 7‘ ’YW
Ships and the Mink-3e Satlr-rs'; the Plllidnn at um ‘-: “wk D- l ‘ *
“'estervolt. "liawaiién ‘ Iiislorial XUI’E‘il‘T'. H . ‘ U “L I“; i
dLegcndTi’i'vRobfirt. “Rules of or- . o - . ‘ t‘ A i
er"; .. “ .ommunity Lif.-- and The re n »
.. . guirir litcnthiv “M 1m" .."‘
Civic Problems ; Botsford. “ilriof the J'JX'Qj-Y‘V R-‘an\')('i“--" 1:? ii? i !
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iixfiton 110.: [HI]; \\ Ol‘ld . lurker, 1i:;.xglil--l‘s “iii in: l:t;itl Tu. any .»\. -f ’
om" p tea. ctlonary of Musi— mug at the home of Mrs l-‘ai-l l‘ I
clans : Robinson. "The: Mind in Strtons. McKmlry plum- l'.“»t:‘-'li .2 ” g
the ”king": James. "Psychology"; at the homr: of Mixer-1.. 35-3.3. ( i s
gens. "The Mind and Its Education": as px-m-it,.ug.;1\- unpounulli ‘ fulfilfuml
eters. “Human Conduet‘“ Gait-q u... 1......” 7,. ' ‘5 " .
I. . .-. . t .l . ll: e-vflnf f1h« 33-. - -. l »
Phychology for Students at ljdu— oil}. (rs for H... mi. ":1: \‘1'1‘ 1'1. . .
cation”: “Ic‘pttryn‘au and ("lint 81"".td a ”)Jd ' ' . . u - . I .L‘i '. .,-:i.
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Earlier Plays ; lender. “Great I: ’4 :nu-d“ 1 d": L . l
Opera Stories": 'v'llklnscm ""f'n- Tilt-re Will it“; :4 Sr!“ ml F... t'r - or? : "3:" ’
tomPOral‘Y P0925! 2 HON. "The the Rmvuuon ('l‘s'ir's Assoc-m:italic:i ~.' ‘
Worlds Painters : Dayliss. “Five night to disruss Nuts a... L... .. . i ‘
Great Painters of the Victorian lira"; lice protection. ‘ A w P ‘U 1“" g
Slosson. “Creative Chemistry"; I’ll-:55, M : an .’ I
"Selections for Oral ntmlnw'" inn 7 ' ' ’
As. . - . - s- - ~' "
"Select Orations": Heller. "Early h0*“alk Pupils to - - V ’ i
American Ominous"- imws “Old ‘ " ‘ ‘ I
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Lngllsh Ballade ; Hawthorne, . be Heard on Rad“) - " l
"Grandfather‘s Chair": Scott. "Tal- .__.___. “
Isman" and Scott, “Keilliwot'lh.” Sui-3.1 mus-pupizs ilk
. s o 'Sh-;:‘\voo<i Xv. whirl; \‘rifl ' ‘ I!
» The weekly rehearsal of the choir : programs V ‘- fi " ' E
of the Rcwayton Baptist Ci‘ rch will Won’t-5- 3‘ ‘ ' ‘
beliiolld at the church tonight at s “I‘°“\“'h0 “33‘ 55 S I; -‘ HUT?" \ '2 ’4 ~ . . i l
o‘c .c -_ 1 2r: .‘ew i'orl; S}m"-?:(ln\' Uni . .~—. ' A , ‘I
‘. . . _ ills. (lmlijtot, “~‘l‘lgnozivn 1;.“ " i 3 .~ ' 3
Rev. GeorgE To:::pl:ins of the .\'or— sim'nms' “'1” 5‘"? 5’ "‘7'”; ’7‘ 3' $5 i" '
walk Methodist church will preach bu‘f' . ., . :A" g? ”t ' ‘ V i
-' the Rowayton Methodist church' 1:131 “1:..221: “"3 if} j,“ V), ' ‘
tonight at 7:45 o‘clock. i193? mmlfm’w “Nun? l ' SF i. it
, s o o . 1.. ns “'l do on. ="w ' ' 5 A v‘
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Mrs. Sidney Bell entertained at a' “h'Lh 51": has “‘0“ "r- " ‘1" ;
card party at her home on Crockett E conzposvr. AER! S D’- I: ‘ é ’
fircctfiyuterday afternoon. Airs. lru I [03'4”] 51:5: \‘Clllinms‘ .. :~ é Q ' “
ggi 3 won first prize and Mrs. lid- l cm" at he “-31‘35 ' “”3 " ‘
2 r furniond. consolation. liciresh- I “a: ”=th impn‘ssed “1 1 h” ‘\ ‘ 5115- Richard kaer in Indian
men s v: s. .. ‘. ‘ b. . an :irtislz‘ rel: ‘t'.n:.
guests included 0:21;; Irtfrsliing'iii: 03"" sing”? 1:1:0 “ .3! ~ COStume.
Mrs. Henry I-‘oreit. Mrs. Edgar ltay- l broadcast 3’“ ““1"“ 51‘7‘9501 5' "er Richard Croker. In 'n
i Frog”). 1 15.1.01... Bil-hm. . he late Temnzany lea-—
l\'o§la:2 4.. Mrs. \‘oifanl .17 Her tnng:b.2 assets hu‘
tor. “'hOSL‘ rn moment up by 1933‘ expense
C? ."T‘fll’id esta e willed ---~
_ Dan-ti is hoplessly tied -
inaction by has dismheri‘
. 0.5“FW‘L51 'ifla
Robert L‘- 'l'rrinun.
in Paris from irons C252...
nouncr-d this wet-k. ari-
lighllul singers. Mrs.
engaged as soloist at
School on the occasion
union there.
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