1;"
finds Riley. District Deputy
Patriarch and suite pill ap-
iu Colfax Encampment. No. :11.
g. D. l".. this evening. for the
unis. Dr.
South Main street.
or installation. o o -.
" ‘ ' Miss Ruth Church returned to
WI ““391 5m” 0‘ Last menuo Jeuklntown, Pan. today. where she
or: opcnding ”16 dill? in New York wood school. alter spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
‘~ ' ' ' Mrs. Charles Church of Brush
mull-J. Guns. Thst's all. street.
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luau. wingme. student at .Vn‘v
‘ cuts} Mr. and Mrs. A. Whipple ohm-mm.
«Talc College after a ten day recess
“spent. with his parents, Mr. and hire.
\V. Jessupof Arch street.
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at 1111.
prlldlllg the holidays here.
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Brian McMahon has returned to
. his ptudies at lordhnm University
. “ mot spending the holidays 11 lth his
‘, parents on I utnam axcnuc.
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Max Huber and George
Meyer Sallick rr-sumcd lllldit's :1t hmc returned
Talc Medical School after spending
the Christmas holidays with his pav-
ontl. Mr. and Mls, ll. Shitttk. of
l'ort I‘olnt street.
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at the home or their parents
lrmdvly11.l\'.Y
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--Hz1rris 1E (inns.
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Leo and 11e11111rt Miller of Main ““1” "t ‘“ BMW"
"rust. and llr-rnnrd Vinoson of lligh
street returnrd to their studies at
Syracuse University after spending
the holidays “ilh their parent.- in
the first distrnt.
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Harris, of 151151, Norwalk .
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--Mterst ion Sale
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Morris llrt'sev r1 turned to his
studies at Clark's l.’111vcrslty in “for-
costar. Massachuutts after spending
:ho Christmns recess with his moth-
O
-5 to 50 per cent.
9 Railroad menue.
tubes.
Aaron Kohn.
.\tl\'.
Paul Burns returned to his stud-
Tm Unhersity. returned to an tea at, Georgetown L'nlveuity. in
. you: to resume lns studics utter “3‘51““ng i). if" after spendint:
"bonding the holidays With his par- um holidays at his home 011 East
“‘61.: avenue. . o o o
. ' . —1\uto springs. Tilly's—Adv.
Clinton Jessup has returned to . . ,
at.“ Haven ‘0 resume studies at William I-lrrmming. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Emil llcmmlug or \‘orth ave-
nue. has returned to New illoomlleli.
“horc hc “ill resume slum: 1-
( 'arlton- Long institute, after
~~-Sale. One-Third Otfc—Donnelly's.
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Gregory
to their studies at
llarrtroms Preparatory School at
t-r spending the Christmas holidays
in
Miss \luy Iiarris returned to l1.‘r
Normal
School alter a ten-day recess spent.
ll.
of automobile accessories. tires and
sayings.
lli.r
"r' Mrs. 1" I'D“. of Comford street. Ch :11‘11'5 Roselle returnml to
‘ . ‘ . studios at New York [1111.1 rsitv :11—
Mrs. Eugenie McMahon returned ler spending the. Lolidnvs “lth My
to her studies 111 New Rochelle 031- J o-ollc
loge after spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mc-
Mahon ol‘ l'uln'im avenue.
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Bliss Mad» line.
parents. fir. and “r5
Crescent Terrace.
on.
Film
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I'l't'ndi rgnst has
01'
011' 1:1.:..l (lffa-I)tl'|\l1"”}‘s.
resumed Hndivs :1t llanllury Normal p.111] l'lsh l.1-., student at Yale.
School ulttl‘ :1 («11-day recess spent rl'sllnli‘d « 1111113 11....11' :11111‘ spend-
wlth her pnrrnts. Mr. and Mrs. l'hil‘ lug 111.1 holidays “1111 his parents.
1" l’rcndr 1‘39”“ 01' Swing ““1 -\\'0- Professor and .\lr.-. 1mm lush «:1
mm. Arch Sll‘t“l.
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--Harrls .t- an. 'I ! :7'1- 4.1. l‘lmid Taxlin trimmed to \\'a.~l1~
. . ' ington, D. (2., today to resume stud-
Murk Caprice. has returned to Yale its at Georgetown 1 nl\crtlt.\'.
after spending tho holidays with his
parents, Judge and Mrs. Jcrmdah
Candee of Arch street.
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Miss Mildred (inns
Tarrytown. N. 1‘. yesterday.
. treat.
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i't‘llll‘llt-t] ‘.0
where
Miss l'llizuluvth ll11111'11111‘:‘.
turned to her studies :1l
has 1'
.‘4y111c11;1~
nftcr
sprnding ti; o holidays with his par-
ents .‘lr.:1111l Bits. Ko l 111111 of CM 11'
L.
she will res‘llllc post-graduate stud- l'niu-rrity atttr sin-nlxillg the hotl-
ics at Highland Manor. alter (pond- dnvs with her part-his Mr. and Mr...
ing the Christmas holidays “ith h'.‘r Charles llauxhnret of \\'1.~t Alain
parents. Mr. and Mrs. lldnnrd Guns. street.
or West avenue. o e s‘
" . .l ‘ . (mo \vtek. Huh :1? I'.1111'1.l.1 Hill
Thoma Bill: his rt'turned to his Shoppe. 51.1113 1-.l\,],..;;..-_ 1“; “11;.
studies at. lion-«liner Pontetlmic :tdv.
Schoolin Trm N. Y utter spending . . o
the Christnlnn l1ol1vla5s with 11115 par- Minn llurrl-‘tto )nmnnd 11:1}. r-‘~
unis. Sergeant and Mrs llrlant ll.
Stilt of Spring llill :ncmm.
lzzt'md to hop studios at “W
.\'r \V York. 11ft
linsmll
vr
5:11:11 :1 hool at Troy,
Intending the holidays with her par-
Churlcs imnitls 11t111nrd."-)lerd‘_\ ”1.x Mr. mm M”, 1.11.11le 11mm.“
to New I‘doomnell. l'rnn..1\l1r1r 111,- 1‘1: “.5, awnuo.
will resume rtudi-‘s at the (.‘zirlsot - o o 0
Long Institu‘e. after spending tin 1M. Morrison “1.. 1.. 51111111} 1
Al.“
holldnys “ith hi.- yutlrt'lltfi, Mr. and lemurs nt littl'xtl‘nnl'x ppp scl‘J‘Jl
Z‘lrs. \W. Iliilllt'lfi of Frnnu strl ct. utter spending 1l1-~ 1H)”,]”)S “.1”. 111,
. . . parents. in Middh tonn, New York.
—-Buy your \‘ictrola at. Donnelly‘s
on easy weekly payments. Store own
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Loo Hmll has returngll to his 3111.:
V
EVCDIDSS until 9 I). lll.—Ad\‘. it‘s :1t the l'nivt'i‘slty of 1‘1 lll)>.\'lTiUlL1
o o o rift-'1‘ Sp: "'1ng ”1.. holidays with his
Miss Mildrwl l'inklr'r returned .0 plunte 111-. and Mrs. Maurice 2411le
llnr studio: .11 .llnnlmry .\orn1.1l.ot \\ill1-n.1\cnm-.
School today fitter spendingt he hol- , ' ‘ "
it'nys with her pill'f‘lliF. Mr. and .\‘.r~m l'rank Lauder .lr. son of Mr. and
\V. K. Finlilvr of l‘utnnni avenue. [\lrs. Frank Lauder of Sfl'mOl”
'- * . 'kllt’v‘l retutnml in gills studies '1!
Robert \ch‘le lr..l11s rrtnr-md 103331.. 1ni\‘tl‘ll,V gm
1'“! 111111111», at Georgetown Iniw‘r- holidavs 111111 111.. parents.
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ALL D‘EPOSITS
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made in this bank Before
January 11th
will draw interest from
January 1st
3” Interest at the (Rate of 4%%
for six months ending December 31 will be
entered on pass-books and paid on and
sfte’i" January 10th.
Accounts of from $1 to $5,000 are invited.
Norwalk" Savings Bank
EDWARD BEARD, Vim-President.
79m 1.. WCWWARD Treasurer.
«pending the
City Brief and Personal Mention
:ity, \Vusltinzton. D c. after spend-
ing a ten-day recess with his mt-
nnd Mrs. Robert Wolfe of
has rcsumcd studies at the Beach-
|liam “'nrd of Franklin street.
Edmund R'anolph resumed his
studies .at Hermann: Preparatory
school after spending the bathtub
with his parents in New York city.
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Miss Margaret Gaston has return-
ed to her studies at. ‘Vheatou Col-
lege in Norton. Massachusetts. after
cuts. Mr. and Mrs.C. Gaston or Nor-
man avenue.
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Isadore Terlotr returned to his
studies at Clark‘s University today
after spending the holidays with his
mother Mrs. Rose Tarlov of Grove
street.
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Miss Muriel Van Hooserrhas rc-
tu1'ncd to her studies at. Mount Hol-
yoke College in Holyokc, Massachus-
ette, after spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
\‘un Hoosier. of Walnut aVenuc.
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lie-hard Stull returned to his nud-
it-s at Fordham University after
spending the holidays with his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Stull of
Wilton avenue.
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Human Green. son or Mr. and Mrs.
A, Green of Woodward avenue. has
returned to his 'studies at Clark‘s
1 11h ersdtv in Vi oroester. Massachus-
'11111 after spending the holidays wl'h'
his parents. i
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“'illiam \Vard Jr.. student at Holy
Cross College in \Vorccster Massav
chusetto. resumed studies today at“-
tcr spending tho Christmas holidays
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. “'il-
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Miss Helen Reynolds, returned to
her studies at Drew Seminary in Car.
nel New York. after spending the
holidays with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. L. J Reynolds of Main street.
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Miss Dorcas I-‘lynn returned to her
studies at Lindcr Hall in Forms '1-
vanla. after spending the build ys
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Reed
l-‘lynn of l-lvcrslcy avenue.
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Ralph Arnold returned to Middle-
tmvn. Connecticut. today where he
11 ill resume studies at. “7031051111 Col-
lt-ue after spending the holidays with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. Arnold
of France street. _,.
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Miss Marjorie ('anrleo has return-
ed to her studies at Barnard College,
after spending the Christmas holl-
tla)s “ilh her parents, Judge and
Mrs. J. (.‘nndeo of Arch street.
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.\11$iin Mather Jr.. resumed slud-
11~:< at the Pratt Institute in New
York city after a. ten day recess
.,.. 111 with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
.\1.:'in Mather of Garner street.
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Marshall Guns has returned to his
studit s at the Vs'hnrtcn school of
Crnnnh-rt'v' in Philadelphia. utter a
holiday 1~1~r~1~ss shl‘ht with his parents.
Mr. 11nd Mrs. Edward Guns: of “'11:!
:1'11121v. L.
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I» o ' '2li". sic. rrsumt-d studies .t'ti
“1'111111 . l nin‘isnv in I’rtnidenmc.
ll. 1.. attrr spending the Christmas
holidays “lth his parents. Mr. and
.‘er‘. \l .tl‘hinslq' of Moore l‘iacv, A
l'2;1:t Norunllx.
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Mists Jill-'11 .l‘reusser returned to
:1t lmnl-ury Normal
11 tr~n—-l:1_\' “mess spent
1st Rocks lload.
l‘.~1' «indies
Selmml after
:11 l1-:r home on 1.3.
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liv'lillutizlll l.\'m.1s. son of Mr.
and Mrs. .\', Xmas, r-‘turnrd to his
.studln's :1: 1hr l’nin'rsity of l‘t‘nnsyl-
\1111i:1 :1tlv1' spending the holidays
“1th his parents,
J
Miss l-‘raiices lleitz returned to
No 1v York City iodav “ here rho has
re'numod studies at Hunter's Cotter-.3
after spending the holidays with her
parents, T'lt'. and’Mrs. Samuel Dell;
111' South Main street. 11
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Miss Alice Burns returned to her
studies at Danhury Normal School.
:1 tier spending the holidays with her
parents. Mr, and Mrs. W'. Dunn. of
Van Iguren avenue.
3 Q
\Vell Commandery 956 will
hold its rt‘zulnr meeting Tuesday
night in the 1’. O. S. of A. hall.
l-‘rnnklin street. There will he in~
stallatlnn of olflecrl and following
the meeting a. turkey supper will be
served to the members.
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Old
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The. council of Jewish women will
hold its monthly meeting tomorrow
:11 the Hebrew institute. South Main
street. Mrs. Leo Davis will address
the members on "The “'oman Citi-
2011." All members are. urged to at-
tend.
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Miss Elizabeth Shimko of Bou-
ton street and Mass Mildred Hoyt of
l-Znst avenue motored to New York
tiny yesterday. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Zoli of
South Main street entertained at their
home Saturday nlgllt In honor of
Arthur Tolles. who left: today for
Portsmouth. N. IL. after spending
the holidays with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Tolies of 16 South
Main street.
Mrs. John Pecccrrella. is convales-
cing at_ her home on Lexington
avenue from her recent illness.
0
Mrs. Elsie Pettit of Oakland ave-
nue entertained a. number of friends
at. a. birthday party eldsaturday af-
ternoon.‘ A deligh l evening was
enjoyed. - \ .
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The annual meeting of the “’hat-
socver Circle of King's daughters
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Frank J. Bradbury, 40 Bay-view ave-
nue. tomorrow afternoon at 2: 30
o 'clock.
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Charles Cattnneo. in. has resumed
his studies a: the Philadelphia Col-
lege ot Osteopathy utter spending
the holidays with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cattaneo at Flax
Hill road. He is taking a four-year
course. -
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Miss Edith and Charles Goodchild
have returned to Canada. after spend-
ing the holidays at their home in
South Nor-walk.
Miss Frances Perkins is til at 11¢:- -
spending the holidays with her par- r
”is ill at his home in lilliott street.
F" Mrs. Jacob Josem
. Xerk city are visiting Mrs. G
mm mm the 1
the Southern New”.
phdli'e company
formerly con
York exchange.
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd. Sim-gas have
changed their residence from 283
Main street to 11 Plymouth avenue.
Miss Claire Carpenter is ill at. her
home on' South Main street.
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.The garagc'built for Morris Such
on Benton street has been cornplcted.
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a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ‘Buckcr rot
[-‘isx Hill road entertained a num-
her or friends at a dinnm party
at their home, Friday night.
George McLlroy of Bridgepon
was r. visitor in South Norwalk Sat-
urday. Mr. McElroy is the district
representative of the’ “’ciitingho‘use
electric company.
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Friends of Miss Rose Federicl will
regret to learn that e is 'ill at. her
home. '
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Miss Mary 'Mola. ot Ely avenuo ls
\isiting ulth relatives in New 101'}:
City.
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John Reigns or Wall street was a
visitor in Stamford, Saturday.
a "o 0
Mrs. Leonard Caserls and daugh-
ter Marie. have returned to ° their
the past two weeks with her parents,
\lr and Mrs. \‘icholas Garfield or
Lowe street.
Mr.
street are having their
modeled.
house re—
. '. . _ . . . .
Miss Anna Ores and George Ores
have returned to their home in New
Haven. following a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. James Orus of lexington
avenue.
C
Former Fire Chief’llaro‘ld F.‘Cla‘rk
Marvin Beach.
The new house that is being coil-
struotcd for Ralph Dibb’lo ln' Nor-
man avenue. Marvin Beach. is neur-
ing completion and will he ready for
omupaney in the near future.
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Memhers or St. Joseph's Kospital
guild visited the Narumuk home yes-
terday. A social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
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Miss Julie Sacks returned to her
studies at Savagc's School in New
York City after spending the holi-
days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Sachs of Main street.
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Miss Susan' Bruce returned to hex
studies :11 the ltanbury Normal
School after spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George llrucc or metowp avenue.
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l"r1d lh'at'k. .lr.. returned today
to his studies at Yale after spending
the holidays with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. i-‘rederlck llrnck of Quin-
tard avenue.
0
Miss Mary Skidd resumed studirs
at Linuhury Normal School after
spending the holidays with nonpar-
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cute. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slit d of
I’uirlluld avenue. ‘ .
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Mrs. Grorgo Hnrrignn and son.
Dilly. of liin-r street. spent yester-
day “illl Mrs. K. (1.1fl11cy, of Bridge-
port.
Abe Harris of New York City spout
the week-end “uh his purvnh. Mr.
and Mrs. l'hilip Harris of Chestnut
street. /
.
Maurice Shilopsliy and Julius
Roismzui ut‘ llroa-i rtrrzel. “1'11: \lul-
tors in Bridgeport Thurulny even-
1115;!
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Louis I-‘umo of New York city
:pr'nt lhc “CPR-Ont] ~1th his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I‘hilip Fume oi
Sentlon avenue.
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and daughter.
Bubbles. of Flax 11111 Road are vis-
iting Mr. Joscm's parents Dr. and
Mrs. M. Ruan 0: New York city.
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Hillside School for girls on l’ros-
peer. avenue will resume sessions on
chncshy. January the ninth.
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Maurice. Samuel and Ira Schnit-
zcr of Cedar street. spent the week-
end at their homes in Brookvan. N.
Y.
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Irving Baylisg and Michael Ravitz
of Wall street spent the week-end in
New Haven with friends. ‘
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Mrs. {Louis Shilepsky has returned
to her home on Broad street after
spending a. few days‘tn New York
City with rclntix cs.
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Milton Market: of spring street
spent yesterday in New York‘city.
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Miss Charlotte Jarvis returned to
her studies at ‘Danbury Normal
School after spending the holidays
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S.
Jarvis or Seaview avenue.
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Mr. and 'Mrs. Alan w. Louden er
Belden avenue left Friday for NEW
York city when they will reside for
the winter.
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Harold Skidd of Siting Hill ave-
nue attended a. dance at the Ritz
in Black Rock Friday evening.
a“ o o e
Mr .and Mrs. John Stork and
daughter. of Wilton avenue. Were
New Year’s guests or relatives in
Bridge/port. . .
- Mrs. John Buckley of Van pu‘ren
avenue visited her son. John, Jr.,'
yesterday in Brooklyn. N. Y.’
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Miss Anne Graham, of Riverside
avenuev was a. visitor in Bridgeport
Friday where she was a. guest 0; her
sister, Mrs. Russell Meade. ‘1
.of Wilton
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Miss Kathryn Kline
avenue entertained Miss Evans of.
Bridgeport New Year‘s day.
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John Collins. of New Haven, spent-
the week-end with William my,
Nichols o! Westport hvenue. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gudia of No
ted filth the .New ,
home in Bridgeport after spending 1,
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and Mrs. Alex “'hl‘to Cit-Lowe l'
_Schoel after spending the holiday.
Gt'sds’l m1:
nuo spent’ the We mm: Miss
Katherino Henriette: 0" Bridgeport.
Msr Roy 0. Herndon 0! Spring
Hit menue returned to her home
afte spending two months in Bos-
ton. Mas sachus‘etts. with her hus-
band Roy 0. Herndon, U. S. 9.. who
will sail shortly for Panama and
Control America.
.. .
~ Mr. and Mrs. Cari H. Stimson of
Spring Hill avenue spent the week-
end with relatives in New York city.
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Miss Anna. Keefer 0! Taylor avoc
mm: is confined to her home with
illness..
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Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stretton
and son. Robert. at Harbor View
avenue are residing tor the Winter.
months in Sound Beach.
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A number of Norwnlkers enjoyed
skating on stis' pond in Silver-
mine, Friday evening.
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Mn. M. Mat-Q3 has returned. to
her home in'New' York city after
spending a. tow days with her sister,
Mrs. M. Joscm or Lowe street.
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The Norwslk High School basket-
ball tee/mend the Combat Train of
the Nor-walk Armory will meet to-
night at Red Men's Hall tattle first
district at 8 o‘clock.
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The Students’ Dance Club will
hold its semi-monthly dance on
January 18th instead of the 11th,
as was.t01:merly arranged. due to
the fact that the Dramatic Club o!
the Norwulk High School is pre-
Quin; qmaa; Long Legs" on that
date.
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Chprles Daniels of France street
some Sdtdrtlsy with friends in
Bridgeport. ' ‘
Miss Rose'llslas has returned to
her studies at the Danbury Normal
with 11¢;- parents.1lr.nud Mrs. John
Halos of Concord street.
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The hearing before the l‘oard of
Finance this evening is expected to
be rather exciting. \lalw are. pro-
puring questions to he asked o! the
eelectmen. A capacity crowd is ex-
Furled.
O
The tuner-.11 of Theodore Sanford,
was held at his into home. 70 Hot-
103' St.. Dunliury. yesterday after;
noon. The funeral services was con‘
ducted try the Rev. E. S. Richards
formerly pastor of the “'cslport
Methodist Church. Mr. Sanford was
87 -w111-s or age. and was a. former
resident 01"\\'estport. hating con-
ducted :1 business her-.1. \tler leav-
111g \‘1‘estpurt he still hept his 1nc111~
bvrship in Aspctnk Lodge K. (I 1'.
No. 138 or \V‘estport. :1. delegatirn or
which attended Mr. Santord’e' run-
erai. The members of the delega-
llOll Wore Chancellor and Command-
er Billings of Southport. A. ll. liar-
1‘is. John \\'ood. \\'. S. Jones. J. G.
iguana. 13. A. l'urdy. (marge A. Dur-
r r.. " ‘
l-‘1‘unk u. 1:uu.1ey died Luaumny o[
in art failure at his hom‘ o”1 the
l‘ost l‘tond Thursday menin; and
\1 as buried in \Vlllou‘brook Ccmttery
l
yesterday afternoon. Mt'. li'ilklc‘)
Wm: 7:1 3031‘s of age. a mu oi the
late (Sal-t. Bulls-Ivy. :1. wml known
local 1tsi1ltnt 01‘ the past, and “as
a. relative of the bulkiey “no live
on \Vright St.
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llarold Mt'Gill of itiierslde
has purchased 11. new to
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Ave”
3 our.
The annmfl‘ meeting or Lilrlst
Church Parish has boom. postponed
until Monday evening. January 14th.
All \otlng members are rcqu-‘stcd to
be present .
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dykman of
Bridgeport Were the guests of. Mrs.
Grace Collcr Sunday.
s o o
_ Mrs. William Taylor of Oak 8111!.
who has been in poor health for
some months. is now quite seriously
ill and will have to suite!- a slight
211111.111 knee. 0! W13. aunt
ll the guest of hip broihél'. Mr. Will:
um _Tayior of Oak damn.
0
Mrs. Selleck Warren has twinned
her position with“ Wéstpoit. Bank
und‘fl‘rust. Comp:
.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bradley have
closed their house at Oronoque. and
Will spend the winter in Vow York.
3 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. 30111211, or
Compo Beach. have returned from a
month's visit to Virginia.
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The Womans Auxiliary,“ Christ
Church are meeting in the rectory
this nttemoon. This is the first
meeting of the Auxiliary sinao he-
tore Christmas and 8. large attend-
unce is expected. ‘
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TE annual meeting at the West-
port Chspter M the home 0: the
aged are meeting this afternoon in
Library Hail. There is to be on
election at oflieers‘cnd other tumor-t.
not business mHust be transacted.
Burglar: have been paying calls
stain in Vestport. The home or
Knead Mrs. Him-y Not-gm Ayers
seems to be a. fsvortto place of call
tor the gentlemen with the 113%.: lin-
gers. The house was entered a short
while 3: end sliver of comidenble
vein: was taken. Friday night or
sometime sum-day morning the
Ayers house was 'sgsin entered. and
silver sqeptefi the object o: the sec-
ond call. u in leaving the premises
which seemed to have been in a
hurried manner. silver was strewn‘
over the lawn between the house
and the gate.
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Early Sunday morning the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Reynolds
was broken into but the thieves were
frightened away before they were
able to select any plunder. There is
a, report that the Cockron. place in
Saugatuck has been broken into. but
the report could not be confirmed.
The police have ll of the cases
mentioned. under nvestlgulton.
O C
The “'cstporter Herald hrmlins:
team played a game with the“.\'cst-
port “’ater Company team '1'. the
"Y' alleys Saturday : Contact. the
H raid force. proving the \‘i"‘.0rs.
According to the challenge the
winning team must acsept all chall-
enges to play ror‘the champlot ship
of “'estport. Other teams 11 ll ar—
range dates with the Humid 11211111
for the. near future.
0 O
Solemn High Mass “113 said over
the remains of Miss Helen Hayes in
the Church of the Assumption Sat-
urday ,11101'ninx; by Father Canon.
and two assisting priests. Intu'ment ‘
was in King St. Cemetery. Muss
Hayes died in Norwich lust Tut'sday.
She was ormerly a resided of
\‘t’cstport but recently has icsimd in !
Noruulk. She is sun'neq by one
sister. M}: 5 Mary Hayes of .Nor-
wadR. ‘
O t 3
As l-‘rarik Kaiser was driving his
car out of Burr Ave. Satuxday
evening. his machine was struck by
the five o'clock trolley car and
turned over. Kaiser was scuzrcly
bruised br'the sinks-up.
. C 0
\[r. and Mm Austin Vi-‘akemar re-
turned Saturday tram a visit to
\Vashinmon, D. C.
The Compo Life. Guards will play
the New Canaan team at basketball
next Friday evening in the “Y'
Gym. 4
SE‘V HAMPHRIBE DIARKERS
Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Stoechel today notified the local
police that there had been no osten-
sion of time on New Hampshire re.
gistration markers.
The loan police have been notified
that. the time has been extended on
1323 Ponnlylvnnia. markers until
February]. and that the time is up
on Vermont OLU‘HP markers.
0“”
Smock:
“3"?” émpkfrcqusndy
operation.
T_'
20 yer cent.
This is an oppor-
“ ftunity to get a lamp
at an exceptionally
Q
‘ low price.
Take advantage of
LandSman Way of
- wv-u '
Paying.
H. S. Landsman 69° Son
nu: norm or m seismic:
Sale Of Floor and Table Lamps
“silage... ”9
*AY, JANUARY 7,
\_ ,1
'50 PER CENT. OFF
On All 1924 Calendars Includ-
ing the Wallace Nutting.
1/3
/
off
~ .111 -..
CHRISTMAS
+3 GOODS _-
The Hamilton Shep — at ..
49 WALL 31'. g
Victrolas Sold on Easy Terms. é Donnellul
525. 00
MW!
IORANAMB
For a New Weekly Magazipgg
An national Offer:
Open To Evaybody
11» 11111 paih'caIm 3e. mmm
SUNDAY E NEWS
MW Err/(3' Tidune fléwslaaper
“.55 Everywhere
\r.
JUST ARRIVED
Cargo Old Company Lehigh Egg, Store and
Nut Coal.
... ‘
'1-
All orders delivered with reasonable promptnrss.
1} :The Nonvalk C0611 {3Q vagigiy 0;-111}
ALSO MASONS BUILDING MATERIAL
108 Water St.
Phone 1113
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
January Clearance Sale
NOW IN FULL SlVIN G
Take Advantage of the “'onderful Shoe Values.
FENDERS,d BODIES
an
RADIATORS REPAIRED
CADILLAC AND JORDAN
SALES AND SERVICE
Tow Car Subject to Call Day and Night
V MIST BROS. GARA Ga
Telephone 1360
REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION!
All City of Norwalk men. lntereflcd in the success or the Repuhlt! 1111
Party in the presidential cieelirn of 1921.21": invited to nice!
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, AT 8 P. M.
no
m COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL,
to hear the report of the. committee appointed at the 000‘"le
meeting. to net on the same , and il‘ thought desirable. to proceed i)
the election of officers.
CARI. AXEL HARSTROM.
Chairman, Republican Town Commune.
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Reduction .
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BUNG
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FURNITURE co.»
127-129 WASHlHCTON ST
so. N 0713 WA L K;
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CLOSING OUT
ALL BIfiNKETS
Hm PRICE
ABE MASS
DRY GOODS STORE
137 Washington St. Free Delivery
Phone 424
so! POULTRY surname mm.
_s Dry Mala. Sen-sch Feeds, m 69.1113, Shells. (-
m Fm 2-63 am and all
m souls and var-1. users.
Norwalk Chronicler