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Cflflord Cnnv and James- Irvin;
‘1 metered to Stamford taut night with
Is ”fly 0! friends and attended the
performance at the Strand theatre.
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—8paldlng skates at lJunueily's.
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,Thomus Finnegan has relurrcd to
fih‘honm on Rheraldo Avenue. ititel‘
‘I extended visit in Surwlogu
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Mylo-cpl! Hickey has returned to his
fitmdicl at. the. Holy Cross Apolutlc
“no“: in Philadelphia). uf‘u‘ r ..p~.nd-
the holidays with his parents Mr.
can Mrs. '1'. Mickey 0t Gran'lview
”cone.
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:‘E—lerio O Guns. That. all.
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”:Maurice Date of Commerce Street.
flu a. visitor in New York City Sun—
day.
Julius Reisman ot‘ Ul‘utuitir‘v .\\-
no and Maurice :.il-~p.-ky of
grand St. were visitors in iiiiti:v-
port Sunday, .
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-.-—-Spa.ldlng skates n‘ l.'Hl.!.tiL}'.-',
1-3 OIL—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. “unscll Enniiliv-rs
lad Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ald- n at
Norwich wrrc Sunday mnsts (it Mr.
“11 Mrs. Jam-rs Miller of \‘un Hurt-n
Avenue. '
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'4—Hnrris Sc Clans. That‘s ull.——Adv.
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Joseph llornlg of Jersey Cit), N.
J.. visited friends in the second dis-
trict Sunday.
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Misses Frolic liutcnnd Si t\i.l Shii—
opsky visited friends in llriv'“-1v0rt,
.h.
Sunday -
Mill Dorothy Peterson. iv snnwd
her studies at. ilnnhury Norm.» :u-s-
tsrdny after spending the holiday
recess with her parents. AU. and
Mrs. 1. Peterson, of Fourth
East Norwnlk.
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Mills Anna \Vllson rwtnrm d ta ht r
home on \chpet: Avenue at‘trr
”lending the we» k-cnnl “ml 1; :-
lunfi and uncle. .‘ir. and
Morse or thluxn. N. Y.
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and Irene Nugont of Mount Vernon,
N. Y.. were guests of "iss Ruth
Lewis of linst Avenue, Sunday.
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——Altcrnuon Sale
of automobile accessories. tires and
tubes. 25 to 50 per cent. savings.
Aaron Kohn. 9 Railroad avenue.—
Adv.
Miss Ruth Mara. of Var. Burch
.\\enne. visited friends in New (Inn-
aan, Saturday evening.
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lt'f-lkmneily's.
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Mr. and Mrs. \Vllliam Jennings rc—
I turned to their home tn South Main
Strm-t after spending the week-end
“nix Airs. .lcntiing's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. llodman L. Nash of Springfield.
Moss.
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Miss t'iiire Harris has returned to
lwr home in New York City after a.
l 17 xv ti1l5'3 visit with Mina Stilel
Ul‘l‘t‘llilt‘l‘K ot‘ Scrlivncr .\'.enuc.
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Miss Silvia Shiiepsln' ,of Fraud
:J‘rm-t has accepted a. position in thc
‘til'iil'c of the. ll. and \\'. llzit Co. on
' L'russ Street.
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q-tt llzuis of Milford \thLd fl‘l'dltis
in tin; tit-st. district Sunday.
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—l)crg:trom ts (timing pictures
again in new i. 0. O. 1". hide.—
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Miss Inn-v Deitz (: tu-ituined in
number of friends at. n gathering
laid at. il"l‘ home on South Main
Street. Sunday Honing. (Lungs and
dnncnig were enjoyed and a dciight-
{Hi rvening spent by all. .\ .iclic—
innit lvut’t'et. luncheon -\ as also sarxed.
The guests were Miswvs lrene lint-k-
ivy, .lulv Coleman. Midzr Lonnelly,
Mary Murine, Dorothy \\'uish, ltuth
Mann. Ruin-rm. (Minor. Dorothy
“Rielzcit. Sadie Snitcprkn Luv}
llvttz unvl litigar itiiodr, Bill Me-
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i in: rnev. "Tex" Mitchel, Jack “B lilv,
IHare-1d lilii'klr). l‘llttvn 'Iwitm ll_\.
i\l.-rtln um, :~'.mzwi Kailtx'k. l'llllip
\\.i).-_ l‘uul Sillgiwui‘] unvi "lint."
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-—.'\uto springs. ’I‘iliy's.-.\dv.
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M" ntvl .‘Ils'. \Vi‘ilil") i'liiitii and
iltv.)t,~l'l:(ll ot‘
Miss Gcrtrudc I'ul‘iv‘l‘, ~1.iiz;.:l;‘.-~r m Mr. and Mrs. “11‘2””
Mr. and Mrn. John I‘nrk: p H: \\'m.,;. i‘;i!ll'iii‘j»' w- ru‘ \isttms at the lictne
DIUk (:Dto‘l‘iuinvtl :i i xv ‘l.-.'.ri~ >,l'— " ”'3 NW! 3715“ 'V"“"‘” .\.1«n 0f
urday afternoon ill lzenpr ..: z i N‘ “"“-‘-l Art ”‘1“- Hind-"‘3-
Ibith blrthda}. Music will .:: . -. I ' ‘ '
were cmmed lvv thw lLttl li a d .. .4; “1.1:“: sltnt. .v at lmtuu .ty's,
ltctous l‘Vrl‘PSI‘llllt'ni‘i ‘U .. .. ' 3'. (11".. \ttx.
them. The gin-rift Win. it: x . i ' ' '
bel Nichols. Mnrinzl I"l'»l7‘. l. 1 VJ. h“; .\i:‘;. ('y‘.\\f.,1.l Tmmc.
erl’. and Masters limo?) \Vgui- v. ‘ ..‘:~l 0-1112?“ .- “01.9. i‘ibl‘f .w of 5“.
Arthur Adums. .11: l; 121 :iwn n . l ‘ .‘ 3.;4'. “1-, M..;1.;1,1,;;.t-,.1-:1l “coke
. 5'.\l.i\.'Zl nu t‘wv Mi....>‘.1:pl, ionis—
Hnrvey McDonald.
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Leo. I". “'Iliiuli»k lift" 'tl'nuv-i '.
his Billdlt‘fl .H. "l‘ . .ll'V'nl‘V n
Pennbjhuuia anr l‘t‘iiil.L.‘ t‘t-
holiday l‘f“"‘t'~3 v it': I ll ervl... "-i'.
and Mrs. Joseph “.llldtll‘i of
Street.
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wBuy your \ tctrnln. a: Donn-13y
on Guy weekly payments. were titn
evenings until 9 p. nI.—-—.\«lv.
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fining itusitns and Mt" i~l .: I.
of _1lie. Artur (ind .'\.i\\' 90.7; \\. 1.
\isitors in New llu-«n Swill}.
Bins llel- n I‘l'llonnall is ii! 'i‘ 2-; .,
home on \nn illlt'v :1 .\\-,1w.~, \tthl
an alt-(c152 in ht r v1.2.
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Thoma”. l'-u'l.' oi lsmv .‘i‘lt i in.
Joyod t1. «l.i\':. \’ll.‘ill'il .‘H'lll-i .\ '
from his illitivh .it in!“ .‘\'u|l'.:i:.( l’tt,.;,'
Office.
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~ lillllt’r‘ “it‘ll the Boston Store.
.l.-:. w : litrpenlvr
n his r'ernt illnvw
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l :- i . .iizn t1» iumitilrd ii) ’i ii« r'tilllll
ifwr'ull. Trust Company on January
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u It: thifilis ninnlw ln th‘r‘ ll.“ illti
.' ti..l‘:\.' illil'llt.’ Yl'ulil iiiL‘ lll'rl.
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i i,.iiil'(', NH. 2”“, l'.til.nllt-
7‘ ‘: ‘tr.. (-1‘ \n 'l'l-Jt, vii? ilttitl in.
:t.' .1. Il‘:'iiil.l\' loam-'95 ntu-tin: in
of C. hull. \\'.i.~ltingtun Firm 1.
zit \:ml li't'iut‘k.
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January 11th
will draw interest from
January lst
Interest at the
a 94.9; ,
‘, after January 10th.
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3 SO. Norwalk
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tor six months ending December 31 will be
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entered on pass-books and paid on and
Accounts of from $1 to $5,000 are invited.
ALDEN BOLMANS, President.
EDWARD BEARD, Vice-President.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treasurer.
Rate of 41/2% /
Savings Bank
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litrh School :nw. Attend Vutzuvil , ....‘.: i... ”cud f0 in-
nivw‘tlnc tenipi‘.- .\-i\. .re the fli\'t'l“‘.:tl‘<' at tile furni-
.4 r “ ; l mp :0 tit-.2 wit-'11 silver wan 131' -
.\' and Mrs. t lint-w: Faruv .r . . 1v m-v- ttvl'i" H‘ "‘ " "W
l. ..ilirimau 1
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r.l\'u)l" .nrnm motor» 1 to .I'l- ,\’. . ‘im :|l\l,"‘ ' :.:. not recmend. Mr.
I';t I‘1~.H'!‘.' \\ Ivr- tlz~ 3' 2' 11- i 'C_:\1iuit'v! i-: ill“ lllblll'invv l~v:..i-
zit/z». of fi‘i“lt3~' i"
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.d.\. ll-. .1 _.1r ..; 'x l: Jm‘ i l" .t-::a.t:‘._ :\ mun nit-3
Itf‘nl‘ u”, 1;. an [Lil-it”: iwrt v her“; 1. t 1. him .1 \\'r~~‘-f}i-‘:rt
5h. “1-, ,‘v11.ri.l ~ ll.Il‘ Hm" H5 the" I giit.‘ mi tin- 'vtfrt‘
nu :I n." .‘ith. .1 -;:.-: .\.“i.' t'niau. I;vii!1‘\\t d. .l:i«‘-_w~ Fdltnnl in Iii an all
’ ' ' laptmen 1‘: l' u. u tmi n i'}:i} up»
t.---:"_" 5:. tl...ill c-' .\v\\‘ ‘.-..I!;»ni:~.tmtn‘. ::t.-i :t.i'»«l “H” L; i'il‘l
.«in pt t!.~ \‘v . lt-v ml :lt lil' “Hill" of!" M _.1, ..niy~.io:i tit-m ilm Alimziov
izis lull iii.“ tl.l Luat .I\- lilit. it; 4.33.: (\l {lu- Si :u .l" 5:.» Hum!
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——.\I ll.\ [It'\ 4 tlfillL‘Y‘l'b tal-z- n :izi-i the iu-urd “as instruct- ti
.\n tinpnrtan: lttI’l Mn: 01‘ ”H“ till-ll) l to in rantinwnd the upprnpt‘mllhll. n
“ ill in» ii-‘itl tl:}- vvi'nttiz. )Ic'iii~ ' ,2 u; \.»,i,. w,” huh; 10 1.1- tukrn {it :0
t...“- “‘le pssrmluie at lin- nrw linili'x‘myu ,‘.x.-.‘im:_
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of in: l-uinstt is at .l Hth Silt rt.i lulu-l :apprnpriaiii‘ltls \vt-i-n tnlwn
-l «A'u' l‘- M. llnn tumult x0 Untltup :lt'xl. llin» >eiet~lmen ns‘ucd ‘hut
, ‘ ‘l‘t: '
.tgiml . .. ' . _ . . 7 in rt'l‘l-‘IIIIIXQ[Illiltltllx I)" made to illi-
..l‘ l i'i.\.\.\. t cm. :l-lt lnijttn slvlfiml {or roitd m-n:ln‘.t~
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> i I, .\\. .\. All, _.i:._ “minim lurr spoke tor sex—
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. it” \\ .tiimii ;- .'t. .~-~- mt'lull wt. 'ippii<ml ’0
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‘j\'~:t.\
Alex. Naggy has returned to his
studies at. New York l'niversity utter
«pending the holidays with his
mother. Mrs. M. Soggy of Lowe
Street.
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-—.\ showing of exclusive models
in silk and straw combinations. Al-
so Blue Bird hats. corsagcs and hair
ornaments. Prieilln Shop. 12-14
Main St", Norwalk.
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—-By paying up two or “iron-
hack payments is yet time to join
the 1924 Christmas Club at. The
South Norwalk Trust Company.
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)l. M. Monkern returned recently
from :1. Visit with relatives in Indian-
apolls.
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-On January list. 4 1-2 per cent.
interest. was crcdjted to savings dc-
positors by The. South Norwalk Trust.
Company. Deposits made before
Friday. the 11th. will draw interest
from the lst.—Adv.
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~Join the Chrietmus Club at the
South Norwalk Trust Company I)"-
foro you forfeit. it ultogcther.——Adv.
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs. l-lnzunt
Davis of Blake. street “ill be, pli‘uswi .
to hour that their young daughter.
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recent, illness.
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~—l~j:ist Norwalk and lioxvztytnn
Citizens. Denis t'nr New Junior High
School silt: lune lwen drawn :i'il
runly for execution. If you “ish :0
learn location attend Council
lug: tonight—Adv.
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in the swings department of The
Smith ..\’vr\\:ilk ’l‘ruM.‘ Comr‘anfi' \‘rlil
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ROWOVER
POLICE AND '
. ROBBERIES
Prof. Ayers and Chair-
man Jennings in Tilt
'—-— Talk 0 f Watch-
dogs
Tim. largest crowd that ever :13-
semhled at a Board of Finance.
Int-cling was gathered in the Town
Hall last, night. The meeting was
called to order by chairman Erwin
M. Jennings at 8:15 and things be-
gun to hum from the beginning.
Most; of the "tilting" was between
Prof. Ayers. Second Selectman, and
Erwin M. Jennings, chairman of the
Board of Finance. and the verdict of
the. majority of the crowd was that.
Mr. .lcnninizs did not. come off sec-
ond bust. The first business of the.
evening was the rcndtng of the So-
iectinnn's plea that the Board of l«‘i--
nance be, instructed to recommend
the. appropriation asked for the
nwintcnanee of :1 police force. Dr.
.\.\'t't‘s bl'lit‘li that under the old tid-
ministration the constuidcs and «lep-
”33‘ Sheriffs. when they did not haw
business, went out and manufactured
it find will that, the present ndminls-
trntiun lmd organized a police force
and the tmxn could take, it or leave
it. and stated that all citizens out
.lt'ter 1 o'clock A. M .would be stop-
pvd nit-l questionfll.
Mr, Jennings askwi Prof. Avers in
t‘-;ui tlir- repuzt oi” the amount ’
draw intrnet from the first—Adv.
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Miss I‘:!|‘ilnt'l‘ lililnl‘tl has: returned
to her studies :it. Laurcltmi hull. Mil-
t'fll‘nl. :iftrr .spvnrlini‘; the holidays
ulth her parents.
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and Mrs. lit-t'lwrt .l. (‘nz‘nr-il
lrt‘t today on a motor trip to .laclz-
smnillv. Flori-in. Tllf‘y expect in h:-
inuin nnny six v \‘L’ixfi.
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interested l’l “tail-”l5
I‘mmcil illV't‘llllL' tonight and
tinnty room Junior
5:) inc liu';llf'i.—-.\~i“.
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.tl-‘lltl
l-vnrn . where
llign School is
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equipment rei’v‘ntly purchased for
ll.“ Selectman
tin-pui'tmwut. .~\,\-"‘s
rein] Ht»- iwpni‘i :15 follows: 1 VON!
t‘oiipn,
1 Ford 'i‘nuring Car. I l-‘nrd
Roadster. l llen-lersnn Mot'orevew,
3n» llrlnn Tail of llnviland strce:
returin -i }-’:<terd:i,v to \‘t'ililnnwburg.
Virginia, wlivre she is .t Mud-viii :tt
thi‘ Volt-“g" t-C \‘Jlllmzii untl Mary.
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t'mnn'il Meeting iv-n:;;iit and l--'
v;xrvl (n Junior 1113!; Stiltml ‘itv.
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7~livl‘1'|‘~ t;~‘!‘.v-‘i 3....k rimmed. -..
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"li1‘l.|\‘..iillli
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A" i'iiiJHllS .iil‘i Vitl.\'-.._-- |.‘ limit ‘IJV'II
1hr l
:‘ontli IJnrwulE: t‘unizrcgaliuntlli
luncheon
“1“"! “ “““ l1-"" ll ‘ l‘l‘W’ll" mid-r titc l-t't t! n: :ulmitlislrnlii‘ll'
“, ‘YH'ZL ""y‘h'h '_\' ' "“_ "‘2“ 7‘1 0“" .athi .\lr. lizti‘r said lie. “did not care
i}... \m n. i...\; .1. .ilt‘l'lt'k l.. i-lllilJ r .‘L dam“. “11.4“”- iiit‘)’ “1.1.0 «lemo-
ut \ilton “ll. Mw-ul. and the uiln'v rs "mm or I.‘_.p”1,n\-mw." Edward Nash
I”: H" “ ‘H 1'” "1"“ ‘1' Fix»! St-Zt rtmun “as llrgt-(l to explain
1.] ]_ , ‘ r ' Lia plan. Mr. Nash stated that
T' ' ,‘ " " ‘ l r -\‘” “"1‘ 1‘ it money prewluurlv .spvnl‘ on roads IJV
I:"‘-;l" tug-iv," ~.- ‘ . .~., ' . . . ’
,,‘, “i I‘ ~‘ 1' " r "1‘ .""'1.‘“‘ "l tilt‘ last administration] had been
i :t tv. ‘ - . .» H :. .. _
. 1"" 1 h h “"H J l.“ 1““ id" tnrwnn Hun}, nut ivy thu- l‘nuli of
' " """ l""‘]""' M'““” “'h“ i” " 5‘ '11.» w-lw tun-n in»! hct-‘i'w Pvrm'u‘
’ trim. :r. , ~'.. '~ ~ . .. .-
‘ ‘ "' ‘ I“. if.” , \lr. 1"1‘5“ -. in: x’muls had not luen innit. Man}:
f, Hunts “mil him the Itt'si U; ””0““,"15, “Tr" asked of Mr. Nash
nn his journey.
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The annual parish meeting of the:
('Illil‘l vhnrch will'ho held at the
tililft‘Ii tonight at 8:00 o'clovk.‘ Tic.-
:t.- from the various parish or—
',.:nt‘.:.'itiml.< will liv"'l‘t"ilt'i. There will
also nt‘ wardens. vestry-
men and other t‘i'it‘l'i> or the church
l‘ “ thn‘ coining )t‘nr.
in“ l'll‘('iifli]
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ii:li'"l' Stuli ni‘
:; visitor
ttz'dny.
.‘.l:.~.s liust avenue
in N1:\\' York City yes-
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Mrs. Herman Malicin has returned
her home in Brooklyn after an
enjoyable visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Josv-lovslty at their
home on Scuvieu’ avenue. ‘
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. Miss Ethel Avery has returned to
too Danhury Normal school where
she is a student. after spending the
recesz; at the home or her parents
in East Norwuik.
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Mrs. Frank P. Sturdcvnnt of 22
Edlie. avenue will entertain the \V0-
man's Guild of Christ church at her
home Thursday afternoon at. 2:00
o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lengvci of
Reynolds street entertained SeVeral
friends at ’a‘dtnner party at. their
home Sunday night. '
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The \Vomen's Foreign Missionary
Society of the. East Avenue Metho-
dist church will meet tonight at. 8:00
o‘clock in the Sunday-school room
of the church instead of at the par-
sonage as originally announced.
Miss Clara Hill who is connected
with the. Methodist Missionary school
in Itcxlco will tell of her work. A
cordial i vitntton is extended to all
members of the parish to be present.
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l Milton-M‘W (if 11:) \fllllf'. Parking:
nuns to the \ulue of $100 not yet
t-rxv-twi. Fidel of Police salary $130
pvr month. 4 l‘tdieumen at n salary
of $135 each iu“r month making :1
int .1 ni‘ snail yu-z- month. The :~-~-
‘erlnlnn i:.l\t" on hand the sum of
. gnu.» and it “ill take $7.483.va to
run lliw dr-pni'inlvn' until the is! of
S"l|i0‘1})ivt'f. ‘ amount asked if-
‘1'~.i"3~ \ft. -::m l‘-I.rr ot‘ 1.032,:
Lats Rani], (:i‘thTF l“-’il‘llls. asked
Swim-intuit Ayers li' llu‘m had been
in iii)! riv :~ in t
tuiightcr
This cause-J
l“"~‘ulls" Prof.
robbed twice
Mr. .lr'nutuzs
:\ 'sr-ib :' llt‘. t'. ‘3. Uliiids.
“‘30 has n Minimv'r Home in Uro—
nnqipg fhw lic thou-slit
' Hrc-ito-gue ought to in" patroled
l-‘tlvr rend l-v Mr. .lt'nninxs
mu :1 ,
.-ui;.~'.«lr l'IiL‘i“.
\_'. home has iwt n
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r- zi-i :‘rnn‘.
r‘rs
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to (fin-W that
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" ' that ‘ry or» might to it?“ P
“MN-.1. nid’d :lir‘i “1': 1| ‘(lhiit “"11:
=- i‘l4 xi 'tttrnliv-n 7-) tin- tut" that
Il‘rn'j .heru kept a “zit-xii tint: and
I"t"“ll void“ .3 t-' it‘". l‘rnl‘ Ayn-rs.
‘aifz do); “as ui’ the wrist
i‘d'dllix llnvmtmd
till'ihli‘llt‘iluil, “and “as
rp-‘udiilg lilt‘ ntoni-y for nuzchincry
:‘i-uardim; ('05! of rum] l-uiltling and
:lune. crushing. Mr. Jennings th
it-iln-t‘s from tin: state highway com-
rnisHmn-r advising that a town
owned plant was not the best policy.
The letter was in answer to one 0‘!
inquiry sent by Mr. Jennings. Prie-
es \vcre quoted by both sides. Mr.
Ilrout. Mr. Nash and Br. Sippcrly
speaking for the. sciectmen. and M r.
Smithy, Judge. Salmon. George Clair
and 14. M. Jennings on the opposing
side.
l‘rot‘. Ayers claimed that the.
ltourd of Finance had treated the
solectmen unfairly. Judge Grout
made a. motion that the. Board of
Finance and the selectincn hold an
executive meeting and thrash out
the matter of a. recommendation, be-
tween them. The motion was seq-
ondod and carried. Meeting an-
jonrned about 10 o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Curtis have had a
radio installed in their house on
Burr avenue. '
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Judge Frederick M. Salmon of
\Vestport will speak to the League
of \Vomen Voters at a. luncheon to
be given at the Waterbury elub in
\Vaterbury Thursday. Judge Sal-
cles of the Republican Party."
3 i 3
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Langzettal
Miami. Florida, where
spend the winter.
0
0 Miss Josephine Godillot is spend-
ing a few weeks visiting friends in
New York.
.
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Mrs. Virginia Matthias for the en-
Ai’tcr the ceremonies there
Men as wel ‘ ‘ "
H l as human ere touted-
.7 .,.a
dancing and refreshments.
mon will talk on "History and Poli-
are leaving \Vestport this week for
they will
Preparations are being made by
tertainment or the visitors to the
August. Mathias Poet American Le.
glen, for the installation of officers.
will be
990130
Moved-Pant Commenda- brute Hier—
ry CondoniPost 0: Bridgeport. will
have charge of the. installation.
0 O 0
Late reports regarding the latest
robbery at. the home of Prof. and
Mrs. Barry Morgan Ayers state that
besides silver, an overcoat and a
typewriter were taken. There is no
clue to the housebreakers. The re-
port of a robbery at the Cochran,
Place has been confirmed. A quan—
tity of wine has been taken and
probably other things. There was a.
report that the Hirsil Place on Com-
po street had been broken into. Po-
liceman Howard Baker states that.
there was no robbery, but: that Mr.
lllrsn had shot at a. couple of men
Sunday night.
l DARIEN i
lie-hard llaincs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles flatness of Noroton
Heights. is ill with the measles in a
hospital in 1' 11535 City. Kansas. Mr.
llziincs 13 wt a group of theatrical
people who are touring the South
and \V’cst.
O
The Noroton Boy Scouts, Troop I,
held a. meeting Friday evening in
their club rooms. Plans for a dance
were discussed.
C
The Church School Service League
of St. Luke‘s Episcopal church. Nor-
oton. held a. meeting in the parish
house on Friday afternoon. Final
arrangements for the \Vinter's work
were made. A large number were
pretcnt.
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Mrs, Francis St. John and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clara \Vheeler and son-in-
luw Gilbert Pinch. of Hartford. Were
week—end guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Painter of the Post.
ltoad, Daricn.
3 I
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kirk and
daughter. Ruth, of Noroton ”nights.
who have been visiting Mr. Kirk‘s
brother. Roger Kirk, of I‘hiin-lel—
pliia. for a few days, returned home
on \Vcdncsdny.
3
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Ashley of
Middlesscx Road, Norotou Heights.
entertained tiftccn of their friends at
:L her-r steak dinner on New Year‘s
l-Zve, Cards were played and the
evening ended with a. radio dance.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Leach. Mr. and Mrs.
if. G. Evans, Mr, and Mrs. Cudnvy
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hoit of Stain-
inn} and others.
0
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O 0
Miss lionor l.-‘eming of 13 “Post
its; :trcet. New York. announce
lirr t-ngazement to Mortimer Raul-t:
son of Mr. and Mrs. ll. \V. Bank‘z.
.lr., of Noroton and New York. Miss
Loeming is a. .l'tughter of the, late
Lieut. Vol. and Mrs. \Voovirufl Leoni-
inir. and a granddaughter of the late
iltlnin Laskrr llenard of llroolt-
iyn.
O
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Enrollment is increasing slowly :1:
the Americanizntion classes held in
maximization: a nuke:
Newton Heights. There to plenty
of room for more ambitious men and
women. ‘
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’The first. card party or I. series to
be given by the Dorian Improvement
Association will be held at the Rosie
School on Saturday eveninx Jnnuiuy
Mrs. Charles Rump: and Mrs.
Gibbs. head of the committee
oumament.
2.
Harry .
tin-charge of the card t
T—TQUWKYTUr—l
The Ever Ready circle of King‘s'
Daughters will meet. tonight with
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens at her home
on McKinley Place. A8 .hls is the
annual meeting and officers for the
new year will be elected. d”. mem-
bers are urged to be present.
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:obert Craig has returned to his
home in Brooklyn. after an enjoy-
able visit, with relatives in Roway-
ion.
The Ladies’ aid society or the R0-
wayton methodtst. church will meet
to sew in the chapel of the church
tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
O O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the official board of the Rowuyton
methodist church was held at the
church last night.
a 0
The may friends of William
Thompson. who has been confined to
his home for some time with él'ncss
will be pleased to hear thet. his con-
dition continues to show much 1m-
provemcnt.
The regular weekly rehearsal ot‘
the People's chorus originally rrhed-
uled for tonight has been post; oned
until next Tuesday.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Dc “'aters or
Pcnnoycr Street haur had as their
recent guests relatives from Stam-
ford.
0
Albert Stoltz of, \Vilson Point is ill
at his home.
0 3 .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockett or
Ron-anon Avenue entertained at
their home. recently relatives troin
New Haven.
.
The regular weekly rch~.ursul of
the. choir ot‘ the Rowaytnn haptist
church will be held at the church
Friday night.
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bliss Ruf'n Wilkins has r: turned to
her home. in New York ‘ity after
spending some time ::s the gumts of
friends in Itonayton
SCARLET FEVER
Norman Donneliy, the. nine year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Hum! “V (If 110(‘k Ridge. is ill “'ilh
according to :L rv-pwrt
road-- yesterday to L". Robert. E.
l‘rrdur, health officer. Albertine
s-ziri- t-tl' ver
MMismcrt‘linrv. of 3‘38 Main strFCt. is
”2.141 ill with scarlet fever. -
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The Frggrance of the East
in imprisoned in every 1
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the election or officers.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 7, AT 8 P. M.
‘ IN
THE cannon. caused, my HALL,
to hear the report or the committee appointed u the Dwem»
meeting. to act on the some, and it thought desirable. to proceedbf;
CARL Annmon,
Chairman. While-n Town Committee.
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