ir
'.
. Quart A\(‘llll(‘,
. “I; ind Mrs. Hurry Clarke-P outcr-
a number of friends at their
- 0 on wi-stpOlt Aw Sunday
Ming in honor of Mr. R :1 Mrs.
‘Ullimeo 1'1. Dobson of Framingham
“a“ Dancing and cards won. on-
Md, A delicious ropast who serv-
Mrs. E. Samp—
fin of Bridgeport and Mr. Arden
icturtncy of l"u.lriicld were the lucky
nor: at curds. ’lho guests were.
g: and Mrs. James Smith. Mr. and
airs. Charles 0 Donnell, Mr. and
ii “In. Daniel Banks of Norwaik also
«In. and.“ Mrs. l': dwin Sampson, 0t
ducport, and Mr. and hits. Krden
Courtney of Fairlie-id. ‘
a.
M, 74%”): mined, nut. stove and egg.
Romp: delivery. Harris & Guns.
l‘hono 721.
$3' a c c
{’Mra. James Audreus and
lllnm Lelioy or Strutford, “ere
mt: of \lrs. (Shitrles linker of
Wednesday after-
Mrs.
Falcon.
. o o 0
Mr. and Mrs. George l... Alltn of
entertaining
Fplrfleld Avenue, are
their daughter, Mr. Kenneth .Den-
'. roll. of liolyoke. Mass.
‘ ’4" I o I '
C" —One-hltlf off on writing paper
Donneiiy's.—.\dv.
w . o c c
1" The girls oi" llillsillc l'repurntory
~"'B_choo‘l enjoyed skating in rt body
Tuesday tlllt'rlloun on Kellogg's
. 5 Ii’ond lli llromi River.
" U i 0
Samuel ’i‘lirluv of Myrtle Street,
1mm. Norwmh, mils II \isilor in
Bridgeport 'l'un-sduy cienilig.
l ' o o a
" ——Lnrgc sized pea coal.
Gallo. Phone 721.
1 .
llnrris S:
I
' Mr. and Mrs. t'ilurit-s Montgomery
'nhd Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling, of
Bridgeport, \isiit-d Mrs. 1). Martin
of. ‘Muin Slrtwt. \Vednesduy.
_‘ o o c
I-'()n Sunday ev'elilng January the
omit, the v. M. II. A. of this city
will give an (lltcrtziilliuen‘. in their
building in South Milli Street. Ani-
‘lfiig the notul speakers for the tven;
,ing will be, Maurice Suniuz-ls (I New
flork city, who is :1 voted author and
mtor, and Attorney Albert 3. Sai-
Nn of Middli-iown. All are cordial-
(ly invited to the entertainment
.Mhlch will start at S p.171.
.' I I C 0
..——Thirty lul etnt. off on :1“ liver—
ohnrp pencils zit iaonnelly' s.—Adv.
O
l ‘rrr‘ncu of Stevens
iii lliidgtport
. Wllss Milli: iir
Street vials Ii \iSllOl
\Vcdncsduy. "‘
’ o a a
Mr. and Mrs. Albert \Vi-ilnitz of
West Avenue will lezue Thursday,
Jan. 24.. for Florida, where they will
remain over the “‘lnlt‘l‘ months.
"r O O .
"'Misses ('elin Shilopsky. Broad St..
:ind Jay .lusleni of lh-ldcn Avenue,
Were visitors in Bridgeport Tuesday
{ironing
-. s ’s o
‘—Auto springs. Tilly's—Adv.
0 O 0
llicilui'd Carr 01'
\Vestport .\\--riii~: nil-l Mr. uud Mrs.
Duliiv-i lzuiutls and daughters An-
nu. nild ‘\’u. l. of \‘.in lltll‘l'n Avenue
' Mr. and iii-u.
Wore vivi'l is in Izlltlbt port Sunday.
hind spent thv- tlul\ with leiativs.
c O O
Min:~'"s lx'ntlit rinc “'llceli'r, llelenc
Seoul-hi :ind I'nzlly linin‘s of Fpir-
IIV'III,‘ “t-rv Kill‘hls Sunday of Miss
Marion ltzinlts of France Strf’el.
U C O
i-‘illnvgun of Riverside
Avenue lwu l‘l‘blL’llt‘il her position
with W. li'liiklv'r. insurance agent
QI-VVIishiliglon Street.
o o a
‘ Mm .\l.i:'_\'
l
l\-
—-Thlri,v per ci-ut. off on all liver-
llmrp pencils zit Domielly's. -—Adv.
\liss Mildied Ilotvurd, Roy Jones.
“Sinnli y Jloiluts and Hcrbl: -rt Howard
of the first distrrilt “ere guests
Saturday of 1\l'r..'inil Mrs. Douglas
Newman or Sialni’ord.
O O 0
A telephone his been installed in
the home of 1:. Alex under of Spring
Street.
I O D .
Miss llelvn ll. Sanger of Newtown
Avenue is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Stewart l'le'loit of Aberdeen Proving
Station, North .Curolina.
O 0
{£36. Godn or ilnnt‘ord
, rchnscd Ii. Sedan.
.‘. o o o
z—-Frelllh mined, nul. stoic and egg
mpt delivery. Harris K: Guns.
‘ one 721.
-‘iacc has
ALDEN
- EDWARD
ity‘ Brief an
m». and. Mrs. Gilbert Williams at
Main Street will have as their guest
over the week end "their daughter
Mrs. Roger E. Gibbons and son.
Roger jr.. of New London. and Mr.
nndAirs. Kenneth Hawthorn: of
Brookline. Mass.
I I O O
——Loocff‘s Russian Orchest I
Quartettc in native costume, N -
walk M. E. church. Fridayfivening,
January 18, 7: 45. ”50 cents.
Edmund RaIldolph of Horstiom's
Preparatory School, is spending the
week-end at his home in New York
City
0 O ?
Mr. and Mrs. George Richards
and daughters Claire and Mabel will
leave this afternoon for Kingston.
New York. to spend the week-end
with Mrs. Richard'- parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Readmanz‘
O 0 n ‘
—Briggerman Bros. Store located
at 36 Washington St. is now open for
business. Stationery gifts and toys.
0 O 0
George Gregory, student at Bar-
stroni's Preparatory School left to-
day for his home in Brooklyn. New
York. where he will .spend the week
end.
’ O .I 0
Mrs. James Bailey. Mrs. Frederick
Scribner and Mrs. Bryan KellogB. oi.‘
the first. district. were visitors in
Bridgeport yesterday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Kellogg of
Windsor Locks are visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
0 C O
—-N0’IICE
—-Winter dancing classes start Tues
day night at 7:30. Tango. fox trot,
waltz, latest variations. Poiley'a
Tel 2227.—Adv.
O O C
Max Ilubcr. student at Harstrom‘ s
Preparatory School is spending the
week end at his home in Brooklyn.
New York.
0 O 0
Miss Amy Marsden of Nyack. N.
Y , is a guest of Miss Kathryn Alch-
ison of Grant Street.
0 O I
Mrs. John Hubbell of Woodward
Avenue was a visitor in Stamford
Tuesday.
0 O O
——A food sale will be held under
the auspices of the \Voman's asso-
ciation of the South Norw alk Congre-
gational church at Colonial Cottage.
Saturday from 11 until 4 p. m. At—
ternoon tea. will be served from 2
until 4 p. m. Everybody welcome.
Adv.
O C 0
Arthur Durwin. of North Avenue,
has accepted a position in New York
city with'the Clayton-Crosby Pub-
lishing Company.
0 O O
The Jefferson and Center School's
seventh grade girls basketball teams
played yesterday afternoon at the
Jefferson School Gymnasium with a
large number of enthusiastic rooters
from both schools attending.
‘ O O 0
Miss Frances Martin. of Van Bur-
en Avenue, is spending the week evil
in Brooklyn. N. Y.. as the guest of
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip G. Martin, Jr.. and daught-
er, Beatrice.
0 O 0
—A food sale will be held under
the auspices of the \Voman's asso-
ciation of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church at Colonial Cottage,
Saturday from 11 until 4 p. m. Af-
ternoon too. will be served from 2
until 4 p. m. Everybody welcome.
Adv.
O O 0
Miss Lora Gene Musick. coach of
the Trinity Guild's musical comedy.
"All Aboard." which was presented
\Vcdnelda); at the Palace Theater.
has rvlurned to New York' City, aft-
er spending two weeks at the Royal
James Inn.
0 O O
Conrad Senator! and Douglas J.
Gormeley, of Stamford. were visit-
ors in Norwalk yesterday.
-——_.—______,__
Sidewalk Manners
(Letter in New York Herald)
Moreover. the American habit of
keeping to the right makes the
woman walking on the inside rc-
solve all the bumping: of the coun-
tcr flow of pedestrians. Ihe male
escort who still stops at the side-
walk corner to shift his gears, run
around behind and collie up Picttlly
on the curb side before rcsrming
the walk is conspicuous by his rarity
these day-a
BUDGET DAY :
‘ OF THRIFT WEEK
,' Last year a wage earner planned his spending.
The first week of each month ho‘i'n'a'd'e'a savings deposit. ' '
The second week, he paid his bond; the third, his room
rent, the fourth, his clothing and other bills.
By this plan he saved over $150 and lived as well be!
this is Budget Day, the time to plan your milky. ore.
/
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sKillian-limit.
9303031.. WOODWARD; m
At the' annual meeting of the
Golden circle of King‘s daughter and
sons. he‘ :at her home on East avo-
nue, Tuesday. Mrs. E. B. Smit was
rc-electod leader. Mrs. Jam Mc-
Ai was again chosen vic‘édoader
and rs, Richard S. Doggy rwas
nun met-.11 and treasurer. Fol-
lowing the business meeting. at
which plans for the new year were
discussed, a social was enjoyed.
. O O 0
Mrs. Thoma’a Miller has returned
to her home in Brooklyn after
spending a few days with friends in
East Norwalk.
0
The candidates of the Girls‘
Friendly society of Christ church
will hold its regular weekly meeting
at the church on. Mondfl‘afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
w
o -
Troop No. 6 of the Boy Scouts of
America will hold its weekly meet-
ing at Community hall. tomorrow
night.
0 O 0
Miss Dorothy Raymond of Long
Island city is spending the week- end
with relatives in East florwalk.
0
Under the auspices of the East
Norwalk Improvement association
there will be a. modern and old-
faahion dance at Community hall.
tomorrow night. Fields' orchestra.
has been engaged to furnish the mu-
sic for} both the new and the old
steps.
0 O C
The members of the \Vomur’i's
guild of Christ church were enter-
tianed by Mrs. F. M. Wheeler at her
home on Edliv: wavenue yesterday af-
ternoon. Following the usual busi-
ness session. a social hour was en-
joyed.
O O 0
Tonight is recreation night fer the.
men of the East Avenue Methodist
church. at the church.-
0 O 0 °
Thorn.l will be a. rehearsal of the
choir of the Christ church at the
rectory tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
- O 0
Mrs. Harry Farrington was hostess
to the members of St. ‘Agnes’ Guild
of Christ church at her home, Tucs-
day night. The next meeting oflthe
guild will be held on January 29 at
the home of Miss Katherine and Miss
Minnie Kimmlch,19 Osborne ave-
nuc.
I EWKYTUN l
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of the Row-
ny ton hose company fins arranged to
give a card party for the lwnefit of
the hose company on Saturday
night. February 2. Reservations for
several tables have already been re-
ceivcd. Refreshments will beserved
and there will be prizes for each
table.
0 O O
The regular weekly rehearsal of
the choir of the Rowayton Baptist
church “ill be held tonight.
A specil social will be held 'at
the Rowayton Methodist church to-
district of the Epworth league will'
night. The officers of the New, York
be guests as well as members of the
East Norwalk and Stamford league.
A special programbf entertainment
and games has been arranged. Re-
freshments will also be served and a.
cordial invitation is extended to the-
public to attend.
O O 0
Mrs. Mary Thomos has returned to
her home on Rowayton a nue fol-
lowing a visit with rclativ s in Log
Island.
O O O
The committee which was appoint-
ed by the Rowayton Civic associa-
tion to represent the association at
the public hearing before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission is plan-
ning to attend the meeting in New
York City. Saturday. February 23,
to protest the proposed increase in
commutation rates.
0 O O
The Junior league of the Ron-ny-
ton Methodist church will meet to-
morrow afternoon in the church.
Both boys and girls are eligible to
membership in the league. which is
under the supervision of Mrs. it. it.
Scnhert, wife of the rector of the
church.
Mrs. Clinton 11.1‘owiand acting
Fifth ward chairman of the Repub-
lican “'omcn's association in the ab-
sence of Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. urges 11
int attendance of Rowayton men and
women at the lecture of James Gor-
don Gilkey in Odd Fellows‘ hall.
South Norwalk. Monday night at
7: 45 o'.clock The Fifth w,ard which
is in charge of the first open meeting
of the mention. will hold a recep-
tion for the speaker of the evening
at 7: 15 o 'clock. Music for the meet~
ing will be furnished by the chorus.
which has been rehearsing under the
direction of Mrs. P. .7. Mprriaon.‘
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens will be accom-
panist.
I WILW
\
Bluemds were heard on Saturday
in all parts of the town. not a com-
forting sign in the winter.
0 0
Miss Dorothy Roach of New York
who waa a summer visitontd Wilton
last, season. is ill at her home.
0 ' ' O
Seceral cases or mild influenla are
reported. Amon those "(noted are
Mrs. Emma, Go:- and Mrs. Den-
11in. ‘ 1
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs; John Gocljen . of
thunondalo have returned from th
annual- canton o! the State Grange
at Hartford.‘
_ , a o o
A very successful play was pm};
at Canondalo Hall last Friday can:
ping. Many tickets were Inhi’around
'tho Center. att to the popular-
it: of. this place entertainment.
0 0
There are five garages within‘ a
radius of 1wo miles between the sta-
tion and South Wilton. all doing, a
good business and at night. brilliant.
ly lighted. one passing is impressed
with‘tho cheer-ital evidence or the
D
9t ed out last Friday has reached the
tics. of collecting the personal taxes
this year. Rumor has ‘it. that the
selectmen were quite willing to as-
but that there is a law which re-5
quires tho man elected to the oilice;
of tax collector to do the work or
directly supervise the work of his of-
fice. [‘0‘
Owen Fecney spent Wednesday in
New York and while there went;
over to Hoboken to visit friends in
St. Vincent’s hfspital;
Captain Charles Ulrich of Brook-
lyn. N. Y.. was in town for a. short
timd‘ yesterday. .
C 0, as
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh and Mr.
and Mrs. Perrin went to New York
to see Mr. and Mrs. Mead Princes
the steamer Paris islet Monday.
from a visit to New York.
0 O
A ginging society was organized in
Westport last evening with James
De Maria. as leader. The ofilcers of
the society are: “'illiam Vornkahl.
Sn, president: William Vornkahl.
.Ir.. secretary; “'illiam Seldc, ire-s-
urer; James De Maria. director;
James De Maria and Richard \Vuerst,
librarians. The society will meet
once a week to promote interest in
music and social gatherings. There
are already enrolled 15 members.
Anyone wishing to Join may send his
name to the secretary.
, c o o a
The Current Events club met yes-
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Kenneth MacKenzie. The meet-
ing was unusually interesting. and
avariety of subjects were discussed.
Mrs. “'illlam “'ood read an article
regarding the present conditions in
Germany. Mrs. Kenneth Macch-
ziefs subject was the 280th anniver-
cary of the birth of Benjamin Frank-
lin, January 17th. Miss Coleo read
a biography of Carrie Jacobs Bond.
Mrs. Rollin G. Sherwood read a.
very interesting sketch of the life
and work of “'illtam Lyons Phelps.
,arrthor, lecturer and Yale professor.»
who celebrated his fifty-ninth birth-
day. January 16. other interesting
papers were read by Mrs. Ruland.
Miss Keeler and Mrs. Cooley. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. D. B. Bradley 1121!
Thursday.
. O 0
Miss Mary Kappa. of Saugatuck
and Bennie Princio of Bridgeport.
were married in the Church of the
Assumption Monday morning at 9:00
O'clock. the Rev. Father Carroll say-
ing the nuptial mass. A reception
followed at the home of the bride's
parents in Saugatuck. Mr. and Mrs.
Princio will reside in Bridgeport.
O O 0
There were no cases in the Town
court yesterday and tho cobwebs are
gathering in the Town Detention
room. while the little permanent oo-
cupants are getting very very hun-
817.
O O O
\Villiam “feat of Falrllcld was a
visitor in “'ostport yesterday.
0
.3
There will soon be arrests in the
case of the men accused carrying
sway portions of the loafiom the
truck which was. ove rned at
Blacksmith, switch New Year's eve.
The arrests were to have been made
below the result of the imcstiga-
lion became public but the newspa-
pers printed much that the men in
charge of the investigation would
rather not have made public for a
few days. There were about 100
persons present thn the truck was
being unloaded. and the State police
with Deputy Sher t‘i’ Edgar Perry.
necessarily had to ntervicw a large
number before these guilty of taking
the goods were. found. Sheriff Perry
says the report that a State police-
man held a loaded,revolver in his
hand while questlbning some of those
called in the investigation. is a Joke.
Prosecutor Bradley declines to ans-
wer questions regarding the prob-
able time of the arrests, and the
local police are evidently in the
dark as the entire case is in the
hands of the State police and Sheriff
Perry.
0 O O
The bowling contests and the on-
tcrtainnient in the "Y” auditorium
were held last evening in spite of the
fact of the lights failing. Candles
were used for illumination and
many of those in attendance enjoyed
the soft light of the many candles.
and are not at all sure our fore-
fathers werc to a disadvantage in
not having had electric lights for
illumination.
0 O I
By increasing the valuations of all
property in \Vestport the accessors
expect that the new grand list: will
be at least one million dollars more
than it was in 1923. There is an
incrvsed valuation placed on dive!-
ling houses particularly. The increas-
ed valuation will bring tho grand list
up to, $14,000,000. The amount to
be raised by taxes is $260.“.
' O O O
vDr. H. 5. Phillips is stopping at
the Manor House and announces
that he will locate in W’egtport‘for
the practice of medicine. Dr. Philips
is a. graduate of the University of
Toronto. Canada. “He will have of—
fices in Hunt: and Dawn's new build-
atng as soon as thé~building is ready
for occupancy.
o o o - \
Much damage was done at Compo
beach Wednesday evening during
the storm.
washed up on the shore at Sheik
wood’s Island and were to be had
by any one who would pick them up.
Many boats were torn from their
tide.
O O O
The children of Bedford school an-
nounce that the fund raised for the
benefit of the family who were burn-
sum of 885. ”Several persons have
ousted pieces of furniture through
the local chapter of the American
Red Cross. Anyone having an ar-
ticle of furniture or bedding which
they desire to give should notify
apect tho‘ Westport ‘Y’ building and
Bogtord house today. Luncheon, will
“WdWIcom'mlttceotlidlos
' auto industry’- prosperity.
sf {on is chalrm‘an.
Collector Joseph 0 m”Hyatt of into one
slst Mr. Hyatt in all tax collections. (
off When they called» for Europe ‘9 . F
0 '0 C
Mrs. Charles Fable has returned/VJ
Bushels of clams were -
moorings and floated away on thelfl
either Mrs. Nelson Crawford or
m?! Katine ’ . Lama-$4
' .i o c. o . H
The Executive Board of the
Bridgeport Y. M. C. A. will in-.
of the W. '1‘. I. A. o: whom ”"433:
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FINAL C
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A 12 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TEAN UP SALE
'A SACRIFICE SALE LIKE THIS HAS NEVER HAPPENED BEFORE
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FIRE SALE BEFORE IT GOES TO THE AUCTIONEERS.
MEN’S LIGHT STRIPE SHIRTS, COLLARS ATTACHED
50 MEN’S LIGHT COLOR suns—Sizes 34 to 42
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Tile children of the “‘es: Norwalk
School are enjoying a large cocoa-
iiilt which was sent to them by Har-
ry Yon Dwingclo, a former pupil.
who is spending the winter in Flor-
ida with his parents.
I U 0 O
“'est \‘orwalk school had 95. 83
per cent. average attendance for Dev
celnber \ihich “as the highest per
cent. for that month.
O O n
B. I“. Cromwell is visiting with his
son in Brooklyn. N. Y.
O C O
The weekly meeting of the La-
dies Aid was held at the home of
Mrs. Samuel Moorehouse on Wed.
nosduy afternoon. The meeting
next week will be held at. the home
of Mrs. E. Schedc.
. o b 0
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schleber of
Riehardo Ave.. will sail tomorrow
on the steamer Cedric for England
SHIFI‘ EXPECTED To BOOST HIS BATTING r
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where will
months.
they spend several
The weekly meeting of the West
Not-walk Bible Class can hold on
Tuesday eiening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. T. Burtis on West. Nor-
walk Avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. Franklin Cromwell and son
of Iiidgefleld. are visiting with. Mrs.
Cromwell's mother, Mrs. Holland at.
the latter's home.
0
‘ German Men's Sorry Plight
In Germany the whole Indian-trial
plan is disorganized by the situation
in the Ruhr. 7
There is terrible dish-cal and un-
In the large cities
over fifty per cent. are out of work.
It was a common sight to- see long
lines of poorly clad, «htnring and
starving men. women and children
standing in front of broad shops
Nor is this situation confined to
lower class of society.
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