w.
‘Bri
Hailing relatives in Stamford.
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grown. N. Y. ~
3
: mp! delivery.
lion. 721.
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fl onnclly's.-—.\d\.
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a
otlj‘SEfltlon “\t‘llllt
’1 u o
vii—Largo sized pca coal.
Gama. Phone 721.
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tuba Hazel .‘inurc
IVMuc is visiting her
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(if
aunt.
York.
o c a
homo.
éThlrty prr cent. ”if on nll l-Zvcr-
uh I3! pencils nt. IHtllllull)'3.-—-.\Ii\‘.
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”r. und Mrs. Stanley Gregory n.’
Mru.
Fl ii llill lam are \lsiting
(3r iory's pnrcnts. Mr. and
L'ldmnft' 31111:.- of l..'tiell. 3'- Y.
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4—‘Auto springs. 'l‘llly's.—.\dv.
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Airs
MI Mullen of Orchard street
”IL. and Mrs. Charles Slcxena of
’ n ctreet are visiting relative? in
t—th mined, nut. stovc and egg.
Harris 8: Guns.
fill-ac. Jay .losem anti Celia Shil-
efiky of the first district are spend-
; tho week-end in New York city
_, ‘ friends. ’
. .‘ 3 O I O
' ne-halt‘ on; on “ritlng paper
a. . I
pull l-‘umo of New York city. is
l ding the Weekend at the homo
of 1: parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. l-‘uino
Harris &
‘Nt‘l\t0\\u
Mrs.
Kahuna Sinhcllc- of Rochester. New
id‘s. .\bendrnlh of Chestnut stt""'t
ha. Stud :1. inlopholle in.~t:llled ill llci‘
Slim Florenev Item-inc: enterminwl
u rimnbcr of triends at her home on
Vahl llnren .’l\t‘lilll‘, Thursday even-
ing, :‘in honor of in r
htrlliday.
sic: "or-i (1)10)le
Unit): llutl by nil.
Mina lluth Mam. Alien 'I‘ounv, Mm
(‘aaiyrom lidnn livncdiet.
and a
\ ' W" cl ( l‘ thnltnrd. Helen and _ g
"‘14 ‘Hd ll,‘ ., -nl ”Uh \V’tlt‘r' !and l‘t‘ltll‘llt'tl to his stumps at tho
drfncc “H”: II t ‘ - ‘ Nttl‘V-“tik hi"ll 5t hnul
bury, .tuek l'ndorhill. .m-ivillv- ' " . . '_
; It '.' * >l i' Si: l - ,
‘\‘]‘,‘5”" H vrn I “ ‘1“ n' ‘l h H 1 [units L'ann \ari ul Lil-t ll" Small
fordt ("lmrles [tour-rs, (letvrcc lluu.
. ‘ .
. tor! 11nd l."() l2. Mdthxus ol Nrn‘-
.
fora;
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ci-Thirty per cr-ut. off on all 1% Oral
aha/l1) pencils :tl lmnncliy'u.—.\dv.
H O C Q
Hhmurl. lra and Manriec Sehniizcr
nrelspeudiug lhr- peek-end at thvlr
hordes ill New York city.
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A nllmln-r oi (lirl Scouts are today
\‘iliiing in Bridgeport. tho Scouts
‘nhonl they met \\lli|t' at (‘amp Tm.
loll.~ llall's l'onil. lull-bury. this
atlmmcr. ’l‘hrgv “ill in chaperonol
by Mir-rt Muriel 'l‘I-nunnt. head of th‘.‘
Dorkoullc Sell-new lleprirtnlrnt of the
Nonfintlk llixzh Seluml. who Was din
mliél councillor at the camp. 'l‘hou
th Will make thu trip are Miss-‘5;
Hart and Katherine, {iot'tlon nit
Romeu‘lt strut-t. Dorothy ll'ro-y of
Scn't'lcw nvvnurv. lt‘im-vnco lmiy 1.."
\‘un llurcn :uenue, i‘raneis \V’inc or
“‘cotport avenue, Margaret. Chittim
of Main rtrcet, Erna. W’i‘m iheimo‘r
of Hull) strcel and Dorothy Admits.
of Westport avrnnn.
.
~Fresh mined. nut. stutc and W...
prompt delivery.
«Phone 72!.
I
Migrate li<:l"ll lit-wring: of Van llur-
ml nycnuc and Alien Tonnc of Con-
cord-street “en- Honors in ilridgn-
purt. lust melting \vherr- Hwy :1!—
tl-nacd n .‘lu'pl‘lH‘ nnrtv ,L'ivnn for
Ni” Adcluhle My rs nt‘ (‘iinton :tvp.
HUG.
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”Mulls Ul' Mrs. .ltlsvlvh MOI 'If‘r Of
South Main Kiri-Mn will t",'.,'t' i. try
h?" slip is ill :it her horn-3.
v k 1! o
«llriugrrnmn I'ultlH. Store lm-zltetl
Ni. \Vnshinztnn St. is now rip: it
[Offiulfilnhfiix thlluner). :il'is null
tints—Alix
~. . . .
Sir, and .\lr.~. Limit Stilrgts and
In :“Iy hrtu- t'll:ul'_'"'i fhr'lr it-idtlvncc
from Main Slrt‘v‘t to Plymouth St.
X a - . C C .C
. (lbs unfit-m Shilllko m at 1mi-
tnnv’fltrcet ma returned to her home
allot spending it few dms it‘! till:
gtm nr rrlutitrs i2 New Yorl: 3cl\‘.
1
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71‘ ——-. UTICI'S
‘ViNt'l‘ clnni- ’
ilurriefte
ninctccnth
Gamer. dancing and mu-
delightl'ul’
The guests were
Ithe past \vi-itlv‘.
,i,
.“
elk god ~ refund; Monaco 1,
Mrs. John l-‘oris at Lexington AV-
cnuc was a. \isitor in Stamiord ycs-
tcrdn)‘.
0
Miss Emily Maqstro of lily Al'enuu
has taken a position “1". 'Jlfl Crofut
and Knapp Company. ’
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Miss Isabelle Downing (if 95 Ely
Avenue is ill at her home.
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50. Main street.
lionnel ly’s, 1 t'. L l 2;
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C
trnct. [or the installation of
botlrr at. the Norwallt Armory.
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Thu choir of the South
4.
Nurwulk
rehearsal tonight at 7:30 at the
church. -
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Mr. and Mrs. John 13. ltlsko and
children of Van Zant Street “fill mo-
tor to Ntflv Haven tomorrow where
tin-y will visit with relatives
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Silvcl‘at'nn (1‘ FUN
i‘oint. Street. have gone. to New York
t'ity. to attend the wedding tomor-
-."u\\' of Mr. Sulverstcin's llrothu.
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lithium and Alex. Jal'i‘cv a! Fort.
l‘ulnt Sll‘ctrt are spending the it eck—
end in New York t'ity. as the guests
of their parents. Mr. and Min. Satu-
ucl Jtlflcc.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ualbo ol
pl.ong island City have raturucd to
their homo following it visit with
Mr. Galbo's parents Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Gallic. six. or For: Point
Slrcet.
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Miss Jutn Sulliek of Fourth St..
has taken a position in tile Liam
clothing,- slot-1.: «in \\ ashlngloll bl.
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0
Kenneth Thomas at Usmrn A\c..
has rccox cred i'ronl hiu rceellt illness
was a business \lS-‘iltil‘ in 'l'uriil'gtmi
.\\I:lllll‘ )t.-sttl‘tl:t.\‘.
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Miss Martha t‘hiualu' m .‘lool‘c
; place \isitetl in Strait-nil. last
3 night.
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I \V. l'. Allstin ul‘ Si‘ll\lt~\ .\‘-LHHU
its having: his liuw— rP-Shll‘glr l.
‘l O D O
‘ 'l'lI-r lllotlv-rn and oil l"l:~hieli
dam-e. citcn umbr tht: durum“ ut‘
tho l'l.’t.5t Nornall; impruw luent As-
Hitt'lullntl in t‘utumuniti imll. last
night. was enjoyed by a large eroud.
Field's orchestra furnish-oil the Hill-
pic in; Imrh the luv“ and tin: uld
sh p5. '
c " u o o
Saiiiu‘l 'l‘ul'im' (if Mirth! .‘ .. title
“as .1 dollar in Bridgepmt. .iuring
'l‘hv regular \\"t'i\l_\ lllt‘t :iilg of the
eanvlidatcs oi the Girls' Vl‘lClltiLV So—
cir-ly‘ol’ ('hrisl Church will in held
Ilnnda)‘ :ti‘tr‘rnuvn at l o'cmck.
“’ :euuo'
Harris «Q; Guns-
l
Nun [it'iiguii u llrivluepurl unis aF
guest or Miss Mac. lineknaln or Ill-l-
rlcn .tucuur. 'l'hui'sday.
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daughter. Mrs. Arthur llibtninu of
' Llarivn.
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lit-erea'ion night at tho iZa-t .\\~
i
in: v-luam-s start 'l‘ues-
dagnight at 7:3“. Tango. t'o-trnt
nu .. into-at \nriutlont ’
gr.“ czar—Alli. 10"” a
. .
I
ewilflzi.
...~.-o«
slim...
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of us need credit as w
. may be to seize opportu
~ lickneu or other emer
ll ' reputation for
_‘ .mcnt of credit.
BDW‘ED
akingA Good-Name
e journey along through life.-
nity for profit, or to tide us
gencicl.
paying bills promptly is an important
- 4y is Pay Bills Promptly Boy of‘Thrift Week.
mu comb. ‘m‘ a};
nun: Vice-W" *
“989:. no “
1..» 41.5 a?“ 3. jar. .
\Vcdneldnv awaiting utter a —hmt.
fitness. was hnltl ill the. I'htzr'h of
tho Assumption this 'nm‘mnr, iii 1)
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Mrs. ii. l'-. l-‘lituson ut‘ \\'.ill.-v:r .\\_
was the cuts! .‘I‘Sihl‘ll-‘O' 0' lll‘l'
enuc Methodist Chum-hf was elliiu ed
i;l.‘~t main. lv)‘ a number u" m- u and
bows.
».
MU. \Yiilinni l’nvtez ul‘ Norman
.'\\t'llllt‘ visited In llJt‘ib'fi. ilnlriduv,
\lllori: she was the guest at .\ll:—. .\r-
thur llilibum.
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WESIPOR'I‘ I
.\it'. and Mrs. Louis l‘e.1util en-
tv'rlninrd t’riintlu at curds last "\t‘ll-
inc. refreshments “ere 5- M12] (lilt‘l'
the guinea.
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'l'hl; fumrul Hul‘licl'fl of Richard
limitlhulu of imperial Ann. “ho till-ii
o'clock. Rev. l" min I‘ Cil'rui' nl'l’i
.~ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ v- t‘ ‘- .’ . ‘.’c"" l' ' ' ~
tlntlnz. \lr. ilaynhaul “as in his ‘11:. m“ m \cu ‘A Lit). “clinch
{will Sfitll‘. He is sunltcd it) [our o o o
children.illm‘sat‘t‘t. ltrldxvl. William .[ulln Ollll'ill of Locust. Illll road
'md Pundit“. [homh‘mh'm ““5"" “as a visitor in New York city
the tnthohe (.‘enletery on Kin..- Ft. ’i‘htli‘ml'lV V
o c o ‘ ' l '
'l‘he vostl'v or t'hrim L‘hitreh .ur in
“Hill :1 ll‘lt-P‘Jitg Mulltluv twrliilig,
O 9 fl
Since the town pnllt-o furl-c reams
to be. the most pnpulnr sulijvu for
.
w
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——-\'iclrolas sold on easy terms at
it. M. ltetta has received the con-
new
Congregational (‘tlurch will meet for
com pa ny.
evening.
7...: ,.-.
conversation. it may be Well to call
attention to the fact that“ ~‘ town
will have to pay about; $4 ‘ more
a rear for the privilege of seeing the
'blue uniforms about the street. not
to speak at the upkeep of Several
automobiles, than it did when the
constables wore rthe‘Khaki or any
other garb that suited their fancy.
It also might be remembered that
have been but two arrests. both on
minor charges. while thczc' have
been some fourteen houses broken
into for which no arrests have. been
made. The natty bluc unilornm are
conspicuous, and the man wim evil
intent can "spot a Cop" at a con-
sidcrnblc distance.
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Mrs. Joseph Nolan of Norwalk is
the guest. of her Parents. Mr. and
Mrs. James London of Lincoln St.
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Mrs. Anton Benson of Sausatuck
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ada.
Lawrence of Nor-walk.
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Miss Dorothy Sachs is spending a.
few days with Dr. and Mrs. Soman
of South Norwnlk.
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o
Maria. Lodge a'ru shim; a can]
party in Arion llall this ortmng.
and art: preparing for at. least. 100
players. There are to be first..ch—
und. :1 d third prizes for bolh‘lllcll
and Wu nut. 'l‘ho‘ cntcrta-ltm:nt is
in charge of a committee of ”which
Mrs. Frank ’\\'cingartncr is chair-
man. .
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.\t the annual lilL‘f‘lillf,’ or the
stockholders of tho \Vcstport Santi-
tariutll Company. Dr. Hui’lll‘l was
rt.-elec.tcd prcsilnt; Jesse 1\iills.
secretary and treasurer: Sylvester
Foster. assistant secretary; Dr. llu-
land. Charles Fable, Sylvester Pas-g
tor. of “'cstport. and Jessa C Mills.
ot' l’atchogue. Long Island. Samuel
1'. llildreth. lilnlcr \V'. ')-.vis and
litmus Ireland of Amiiyvrllr‘. l..’l..
\vtrc chosen for the board of direc-
turn.
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The Redford ilousc honit‘ss for
this afternoon is Mrs. VVultcr Peck
ui‘ (ltveuoke. She. is :ssistr-d by Mrs.
“'illizim Dickson. Mis-z Grace “forth-
ington. Miss Helene Kenmcr. Nu. A.
l‘. Smith. Mrs. Elwood Putts. Mrs.
Jennie Punzclt and Miss titlth Loos.
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The lit-3' Scouts will holdl their
rixulnr niveting in the gymnasium
next. Tuesday aitcrlmon and mnkc
plans {or a hike’ the following Sutur-
(lily.
0
tin Saturday. .litnuary 33:. titer:-g
“ill in: a tournament held in thc
bovs' division in pool. checkers and
pin: poluz. (flare Moore is now rc~
Hiring entries for than: events.
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The fourth of the "Y” series of
entr‘rtuinmcnts was hold in the "Y"
auditorium \\'ran-sdn_v evening in
spite of the fact that tho lights were
out all through the town. ’l‘hct‘o
\vtre about 1m) prr-sent and must of
lht'ill agreed that it was one of tip!
host shuns which hat-n boon given.
The two brass candelabra gifts of A.
.-\. Smith of Now York Guy furnished
the light for the cutcrtuincrs. Mr.
Walker proved himself master 0! the
art of mystifying people. and also
won much applause for his humorous
sayings. Both Miss Roach and Miss
Frt‘c \vvre vcry popular with the
audience.
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'l'l'i'tflty howling tournament
tho Stamford and the Green—
“ ivh “l” sturtc-l \\'c«lncsda_v evening
uith tcain .\ pinyin; Stamford it.
:it Stamford and \Yestport l: with
(lrw-nwieh A, at Wratport. Team A
lost both games to the. Stamford
I'lllil but the mulch on tho “'estport.
The
\t' it h
illii'}s had to be postponed on m:-
eount of the lighting ' trouble. It
will probably be played on tho
(trcr‘mvieh alleis nrxt Monday ctc»
l l
DARIEN
Alisa li-~len Dal-”y of Stamford
\lSllt‘Il Miss t'athcriur‘ Fairbanks at
hrr home 4-11 0qu King's highway
'l'hurzrdav evening.
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.\lr. .md .\lr.<. (‘narles llunlpl' (ll
|.t:il‘ien attended the nnginccra’ con-
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Thu railroad bridge at Norotm-r
Heights is being repaircdrby the
o I. ”0
Robert Sinclair, son of Rev. and
Mrs. William Sinclair of Nor-atoll is
in the Stamford hospital and had
his tonsils removed. W‘cdncsday. lie
is doing nicely and will be home in
a few days.
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Mai; Natalia Morchousc OLDarien
entertained several guests at ten.
Wednesday afternoon at her homo.
Among those present were: Mn. 15-
abelle sinuson-Bibbtns. Miss Florence
Gillette, Misc Edith Cantrell, Mrs.
Albert Punzelt. Mrs. Kenneth Can-
trell. Mrs. Daniel Bly. Mrs. Pengley
and Lira-Milton Smith. "
O t
of the Presby-
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The Men's club
tcriup church of Noroton' held a.
meeting on Tuelday evening. The
next. meeting will be held on Monday
evening. Jun. 21. when a program for
future events will be completed.
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Miss Ruth E. Harris attended nerv-
lces in the Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday and guve a. selec-
tion on the violin, also accompanying
Mrs. Picking. the Ioloiat of tho Choir.
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Miss Dorothy Muller or West awed
nue, Darien. attended a. bridge party
given at the home of Mine Elizabeth
Moray 0: Port Chester on Thursday
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.Mrs. Anne Austin and Mild Irene
Hostkiu.and Wayne Austin. all of
Strntford, spent. Tuesday with
friends in nation. .
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Mrs. “’lllinm Pension. wile. .ot,
the first oelectman'ot Dal-ten. lied a.
bad 'fall recaitly and Wu , badly
bruised. , -
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Thelgxoroton Boy Scouts. Troop 1.
DWABD.Tm1nrer. '
a
not” '
heldo. mcetlng Friday evening .in
their club room Plan- tor the tu-
re were 43c
once the force [was cit-ganged thcrc
~ . »P¥'.“?'M° in We. 11 on.
later. uncufiomton,
Wood of Heat W
they are havingéa. grand time. From
Ceylon Mr. and Mrs. \Vced will en-
joy a. trip to India. .Rev. \Villiam
Sinclair ivas pastor for three years
of the_old Dutch church in Colombo,
Ceylon.
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Mrs. Haverly of Noroton is driving
a. new Ford sedan.
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Mr. and Mrs. @3011 Benton of
Noroton Heights visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry‘ Bouton or
High Ridge oé-Sunday._
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Mr. Leon \food of Ucdtord, N. Y..,
visited with relatives in Dal-ion on
Thursday.
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Mrs. George \‘cltc of‘Bailroad ave-
nuc, Daricn. has returnmlroni a
visit with her sister in Bridgeport.
who has been quite iii. “’"
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Mrs. Anne Eltingc, who teaches in
the Royal school. Dar-ten. has been
confined to her home in New Canaan
with illness for a couple of days this
“cck. Mrs. Ralph oldrin of Nero-
ton Heights substituted during Mrs
L‘ltinsc'u absence. '
O
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The Christian Endeavor society
of the Congflrcgnlional church will
present. the pin; "The lilopcment
of Jillcll" at. the Royal school in
1)aricn..Jan. 2'1 and ‘25. After the
play on Friday night__thcro will be
a. rccoption to th coast in the form
of a dance.
RU WA I TON
liowaptun Baptist. Church
ltcv. Victor Soallne. pastor
Services foruSunduy are as fol~
lows:
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Morning Service at 11:00 a. m. At
the morning service licv. Seallse
wit lapeak on "Jesus as the inter-
prctcr of Life." \
The Young Pcople's moiety ol’ the
church will meet in the evening at
7 o'clock. ’
The usual Sunday evening service
will be held at. 7:30 o'clock.
A special lnusieal program in:
bccn arranged for toliiorl‘ow‘s ser-
vict‘ts. under: ”to direction of choir
director. Mrs. Alfred J. C. lint-kins.
Tho mid-wrek pru)er meeting will
i
be held on Thursday at 8:00
o‘clock.
Choir rrhmrsul on Friday night.
1' I." I)
Run-n) tun Methodist Chan-ii
it. it. Srhnert. pastor
A special meeting of the Board of
Stewards was held last Sunday at—
tl~rnoon at which time the progres-
sive program of the church was con-
sidcred and definite plans made to
have received Word from them from) ‘
Colombo, Ceylon, to‘hhe eite‘ct that
£‘bid0
Anthem
Event
service.
for
cullt‘l-rcl
l
olilcers.
Sunda
a
it‘ cost .
once.
Sundsi
.‘tl 7:3“.
p. m.
('uiilc.
Ollt‘l'.
rictur. .\
Mrs. l..
Slpriing.
carry forward the spirndid “ork of
the church. ~
The tinance t'ulllliillltt' is also pro-
paring church matter of interest to
all llicinbers of the Church. Quilt:
a number have purchased the
World Service Book and are enjoy-
4
i
lug tho reading of the book \0!‘.\'
much. Should any others like :i Y" “T ‘Ihr’FM'. “)1“- “~ “- C("WV-"3 93510"
cum. they mu 801 it no", ”u: pas- Tit,- liliworllt Letigllt‘ Intxt'ls at' Preaching at 11 u. in.
tor. The. Fun. is Ml)“ cent:. 153:". Sunday school ut 12:30 p. in.
Snnduy services: 30mins “ar- , A‘ “3“ ”1“ ““"mm" "WSW“ ”H" H ‘3 1'- 1'» “l 5 P. “1'
‘ ' xii-l: will be bcid. The NorW-xlk Preaching at 7:30 p in.
ship at] l: Sunday geliuol cushioned
,0; special Pit-worth Leaguc Syn.“ church ot'cht-stra will under ars-rrnl
The clldt‘eh quartcl «Ill
and program at tint");
vice of song and brief
pastor. at 7:3".
I'rnycr and praise service “Tunes;
day at, 7:30. /‘
Ex‘cryhdy wclcomc-
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l-‘ricnds of Miss Alma St'olicid.
daughter or Mrs. Katllt ripe Scott-3M.
“ill be ple' d to hair that. air: is
rtstlng comfortably ut the Nurwalk
hospital following an urn-ration tor
nppcndicitis. performed there oil
Thursday.
even i up: scr—
scrmoll by
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The lipworth league of tho lio-
wmton Methodist church will hold
itsoeiai at fit-3 church tonight. to
which the public is cordially invit-
cd. .Ulliccrs ot the New York idis~
tricl and nicmbers of the East Nor-
“all: and Stamford leagues “ill be
among the (nuts. A special pro-
gram not been arranged. lttsrrtull-
mcnto will ulso be served.
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Mr. and Mrs. \Viiliam Richmond
ol’ lzownyton avenue are having: the
interior of their house rc-decornted.
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2.,
.\ large. number or llowayton meal
and women are planning to attend
the open meeting of tho Norwnlk
Ropublcinn Women'l association. in ,
Odd Follow"! Hall. South Norwalk.
Monday night. The meeting is Le-
lng conducted under the aupsiccs (1‘
the Fifth “lard llcpubllcan \Vutnen
at which Mrs. Clinton is. Rowland
is acting chairman. Th speaker of
the evening will be Jcsso Gordon
Gllkcy of Springfield. Mr. Gilkey is
a. cousin of Mrs. Charles 1-}. Funk
of nonayton avenue. Mrs. \Villiam
i“. Ambler is in charge of-thc mus;
icnl _ rm nd Mrs. Earl P. Stevens
will be compatriot.
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The Junior league or the ltowuyr
ton Methodist church gathered at
the church this afternoon for its
rogular weekly meeting.
, 0 C t
_ Mrs. William-F. Ambler, chairman
of music of the Fifth \Vard. invites
all Republican men and women to
come and help with the singing at
the big rally to be held at Odd I-‘el-
law's hall, South Nor-walk, Monday
night. ‘
SCHOOL BASKETBALL
Room 21, Franklin junior high
school. basketball team was defeated ..
by Room 2, by a. score of 18 to 17.
in the game played at \Vashington
School yesterday afternoon
The line up was as follows: Room
21—I’oloctk, l.t.: Meade. r.t.; Pol-
sky.‘c: Garfield, 1-3.: Harris. Lg.
Room z—smrchy. LL; Golden. r.t.;
Hendricks. c.; Oi n. l.g.; Got-dog,
cg. ' g p '
I
John McGinn who conducts a
_meat mraket in Cedar Street, report-'
ed to the police that a window had
been broken in his store last night.
The mutter was investigated by Pn-
trolmnn’laengycl who stated that he
thought tho breaking of the glass
Ind been accidental. as the netting
outside of the glass had not. been
disturbed. There was nothing misa—
ins from ’the market. 1
‘ maria. which 1524 not... from
theAseacoast py-rail. to plan
. , i.
provide: frcohvsfish {or its 15%;;
lv-nui‘.
Til-3
' El};~u*ll‘.i l}
u'tiuek sharp.
study "T
Psalms."
\Vurslli
:‘xlt‘Cliole.
sing.
‘tlp. Altiuistcr 0n the text “is in .\0—
thing to you?"
Tuesday evening 7:13 Clrms t.nct~
Th
.82}:
'l‘htlrs-l
topic.
tat-r
.scl‘vi'w v:
topic:
Pro} or
lluv.
lish scrvi
lion."
come.
first Klein
n
o
"I
as
n
I'ostiudu Poctiude in l“ . . Lcmaigrc
Try the welcome.
A brief Special
Oiliciulfioard of the church will be
held at the close
lL‘k:
in taste nu ry
“the sin-tillers.
best in ability.
I having worked
years without furlough.
’I‘llc public
3 ttie hats. On .he one at the top
43 1“"'~‘""““ Sift-“3‘ f the illustration. which is a tur-
y afternoon at 3 o'clock is run to 3]] i u, and purposes,
svi‘ViC‘t". or special 111- {rained ribbon is used ncross the
ltcx. and Mrs. Shirley are >3-own with a knot. and and; hang-
’l‘h'-.\' are among the, lag down the leftsoide. 0n the
talent. and expcri—' ower model-41 dark felt—there in
,V
Y
.\ur\\nlk .\l.
(leuigc i3. ’i'uluplims. minister
t'llzllil‘h (.3.
[\t‘S, organist and di-
lrv. Luis \\'crnu=, soprano; mag" “nu"
l'iich. cuntmllu; Harry 1.. ° .- ’
ix:;.“2~'u; i‘:l‘ll\.‘\l \\'. Sonic. First llnptist l‘hun-li lit-\inc Healing
iii
it"
All inch urc intiteil.
D
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.v’
C'.Ib3\‘5; N in pt‘
a:
Sin day school
Bland. :-tlperintendcnt.
Juniors at 3 detach.
Loyal ‘.\'urlwls
\'¢ burr. leader.
tin-nip: >z- rv‘lee at 7:3“. .\ Gospel
l
“A Conquering Faith."
Friends are :lflkl‘d to Cullic in tin-J
3cm in rt'hosllrglng
spiritual uplii't.
Meeting
not-itly on \\‘t-:.ln(§‘:r~'
ith
U
ll
Thursday t'\t‘llill',¥
8
Cedar Street.
If .
L‘t‘
Sunday school at
of sermon. “The Life of the Chris-
]ivcrybody .3; cordially wel-
"/10:
tend You
‘l’ostlude Grand Clioe't‘tr in 1". Salome
T
Service in which the Congrégulional
church and the iiielhodist
are co-opct‘ating.
"[230. .
Jacobs will preach
' Fighter.
A helpful scrviwt‘or everybody.
Prelude l’oitnc 'Erolique
Anthem "Now the Day is Over"-
church
The ltev. F. H.
on "'El ‘nh lilo
Cheerful Gospel gsinging.
Thursday evcuing 6:30
meeting for the,
livery Member Canvass.
cusslou will
the church.
the coming
year will hcgin iv‘r-brunry iirst. Mctn~
th'l‘S and friends of the church are
attend the meeting which
ltl'fly
0, u it olluw
'ca
“nim-
d the
31
lhc supp
:tl. 7215'.
Friday evening but” the. Christian
' Industrial League \sill int-ct [or the
annual meeting and the election of
3
Church of the Suzanne
is llCll
sellout is
Mutt in charge. >
Evangelistic service in the evening“ ning in the lumping-n: or the :‘llux‘tHlC
l'raiur margin): \Yviintuillly at
Young l'nuplc‘s meeting in charge; at 5 o'clock.
of Mrs. Anderson. Friday at 93‘ p. m.
on arc a stranger but January til :1 social gathering of
the entire congregation “ill be held
" ‘ l in lh-r bascmcnt of the church at S
l2. l‘lmrrli " o‘clock. .\t that occasion the mort-
::lllltili\' :l'llmll .‘lllti [hr Alan's
lulu t 3.1.:
The i
Religious
and Sr
o'clock. Sermon topic:
will
1":
r-t rating
4 3
.‘hhcnl Christian (‘Iiul'ch
Van 7.:mdt and ilill'\t‘y Struts...
ltcv. i". l.. i'lpvr. pastor - so. sun-walk Baptist Church
Mia. I-Slsie i’artrick. organist. ll) :I. in. Bible school. ,
Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon II a. in. Morning Worship. 1;._.‘-_
"Jrvria of Character."
all
llc
.~p"t‘i:tl
f the. 1.;
nd pr iis
at
I 0
St. I'ctcr‘s l-Zmnxclieul Lutheran
Church
German sorvicc at. it) a. m. ling-
C. \\'cnz-:l.
at ii a.
2;:
The choir will meet Monday eva-
odist Episcophl Church
South Norwalk ‘
Rev. A. 1". Chamberlain. pastor
Carlton? L‘Hommcdleu,.
and directoi‘._ _‘
Sunday school?
Morning’ worship
Church 'and‘lho Community."
I'rcludo The . llcturn . .r‘llendc‘hsohn
Quarlcltc "Conic to our Heartsvand
meeting
oi the
thy-rt Cort. iv_ e.
and ‘Sfllu .- [he
organist
00.
’1 1 : 00. “The
V'
MRCK
Klein
}- Heart".
he Community.
Grcig '
Mn rks
of the
morning
a supper
nvusscrs on the
The fits-
in the work of
financial needs
:ar. The liscal
er and coaching
O
! Ribbon trims both these chic
l White band of heavy weave rib-
son about the crown cud a um: ue
rim of pleated tafi'etn on the at e.
in Africa 14’
welcomed.
in. M r.
rtilv
at I p.
.-
l The society ut’ )uung 11141110}
I ' ' .. .'
3 , people “ ll lmuet \\ edno-sda, u l;-
i lung in the busv'lllulll Oil the clm'ell
All plumbers 'tr-r GUI-
dialiy xeuul-sted to coulu on time.
cage on UN: church “ill be burned.
lietailcd announcements will be
lk‘“'lil Tonnage \'au llul'cl militate!
Morning st-lxict-‘at 10:30. '
s rum-t at to Subject of sex-titan: “Overcoming
:lll!" class will tho Handicaps of Lite."
Value of the Thursday night prtucr meeting at
hulf past :-:\'t'll.
é
noon at. it " '
"What 'l'llilllié Mount lit-u Baptist Church
Tuesday chnillg. slewing circle.
- “‘ednesday overlies. prayer nicel—
ing.
Thursday (?\t‘lll!lg. a chicken sup-
pcl‘ at the home of Mrs. Daisy lie:-
shujvv 36 North uvrnue. Nonvulk.
for lite benttit. ot‘ the church. Oca-
con .las. -Diggs, manager. him-ry-
body is welcome to all of the nctlv~
ities of this chum-h.
Come curly and he
an address by
. m. 9:22.25-
.lt‘ the sermon.
a e -
Q. 1”. Campbell in charm-q
1:31.». llicllztt'tl bats 1-. in. Young l‘vople's int-gut-
ing. ‘
7:30 p. m. Etching scrvicc.
:llv. Miss Giza- Thursday 7245 it. in. llegul‘ar nud-
\veck primer scrvice.
well in charge.
“'0 are \t-ry glad to announce
that. llcv. Lecter 'i‘. Mallory Lil
Springlield. Maui. epects to be “12.1:
us as our new pastor on or about
Deacon linut,
music. Sermon
. February cm.
Adies' .\ll5:«lUll ‘ ‘ “
at 1 o‘clock. Grace itaptirl Church
.3 “up... 0,, Corner Uuthr and Quincy Sis.
134;. Rev. D. L‘. Thomas. pastor
Sunday scrviccs:
10 a. m. Sunday school. Oil‘luet's
“ill be elected all this session.
11 a. m. Singing b_v congregation.
Sermon subject. “I‘l‘nycd as lie
Wilt L‘p."
6:30 B. Y. P. L". meeting. Officer:
will be elected at this meeting.
3 p. m. Singing by the, choir. Short
revival sermon by the pas’tor. Every
unsaved person is urged to come.
Midnveck meetings: Thursday
7:30 p. m. 'l'cztchers' meeting. :30
pa st or
Lilblo and
Sttbi-tet
lil-
linen.
Lu»
m J. Jones.
Jack J; Jon tho pram
:- member“. irre
.Westd‘lam. di
.98 about:
. obs when
can u...
. 1" gov 'ent:
dm'ffin
:fi
PREDICTS BRITISH
SOCIAL REVOLT TO
KILL ‘FyUNKgYISMt
cll‘
he 1
Lord: on?! deck
of Parliunenp tron]
dn'£ make any
it‘ll
l'raycr mcct' . Dene " -
er. “‘3 on Look. lead
Friday 8 p. in. Deacons meet with
glib pastor. Choir also practices at
':3lt. ‘
Makaraee Baptist church your
cllucrll home. You are welcoltic.
O t I?
East Avenue M. E. Charon
LERH Shaffner. pastor
Clarence Cable. organist
Morning \Gornhip and sermon
Sunday morning at. 10:30. The
theme of the sermon will be "Our
Daily Bread."
Sunday School and Bible class at
12. The Bible class w Latudy the
manner in which we ‘four Bible
with special emphasis on tho books
or the Old Testament.
Junior League at 3 p. m.
Epworth League 'at 6:30.
Ethel Peterson is the leader.
Evening worship-"at 7:30. ~ The
theme of the sermon wiii\bc'
“Christianity as a World Appeal."-
The ladies will have their recre.
alien night on Monday evening at
7:30 instead 0: \‘Vcdncsdny evening
Miss
Reds to the Blues. All mémbers are
urged to come. and' to notify one of
the majors or capitation not later
than Sundaymf your intention.
- ceptcd) from 13 to 5.
ing bcca
cern 6V0?! member.
Epiphany;
sermon by the Bow. Alexander llam-
rthls week. - tlton
Meeting of the Ladies' Aid *0 ' .
v . ‘ ... ciety 11:45 a. to. Sunday school-
“edneeday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1 7 :30 p. m. Evening prove} and ad—
1%“ “annually rev'cfiz at s drea‘i'. '
onock'tlie members of. the Frlc d- Monday 4:00 p. in. G. F. S. can-
:i p Bible class will assemble in ”dilutes.
21:12:11:me ay * school”. room of the ' Tuéaday 7:0 0p. 111. Boys’ Club.
or the supper given by the ' Thursday 2:00 p. m. The \Voaum's
Guild will meet with Mrs. . E. H.
Daft/10' Osborn- avenue.
REDSEAL
Hebrew Lullaby Violin Solo
W (Domain-Stewart)
OPERATE
Guns im "Faust" ((101131!!!)
—"Soldicm' Chorus"
Guns from “Rigoielto” (Verdi
Pinon] Much of a Marionette
w Mm: ([Acombe)
vainCIiifomia
MOrIngeGro
Not Hen-Not There
35; Hearted Bennie
\
(from "Nifdes of I923")
(from "Niitia of 1923")
Amity— “tom"Bombo")
Rosin—Tum Fox Trot
m
X
the men enjoyin gthis splendid to
of recreation.
on: will be a short motztin;
rm
( f
50 I‘VlL‘C.
Sunday morning
0 a a
50.30113.“ Congmgatitmal (‘lmreh
ilcv. F. H. Jacobs xninlstcr
mon subject. “The l‘xozrcsflvc Life."
. 6:30 p. in. Young I’cople's mett-
mg.
7:30 p. in. Community service in
the Methodist church. 'l‘h-t Moth-
odist. and Congregational churcncs
co-operating.
Monday 7:30 p. In. Meeting; of the
B. 1!. 1;. at the church.
The program of music viii ix;
Organ Prelude l‘astorélc in .\
...... ...... . ........ . Guilnlmt
Anthem "The Lord is My Shepherd"
.................. ..... Bischoi‘t~
Olfcrtory QuuftcL'K) Master, ixt Mo
\\'alk \Vilh Thee" . ...... Speaks
Organ l'ostludc Allegro from Sona-
ta. . ............. .. Illlclnbcrgcr
a S O
First Church of Christ, Scicutbt
57 “'est avenue
The rgcular Sunday sen ice of this
church is held at 11 a. m. Sunday
school is hold at 11 a. m. S’i-‘ct:
. "Life."
\V‘edncsday evening testimon)
meeting; is held at 8 o‘clock. To both
of these services the public is in-
vilcd.
Reading room. Royal James Inn.
Opening week days (holidays ex-
Tuesday and
'l‘hursday evenings from 7 to 9.
O O 0
Knight St. A. M. 1;. Church
licv. \V. Henry Lamar, pastor
11 a. m. Sermon. “A Cnrmtiau in.
deed.” by the pastor.
1-230 p. 111. Sunday
young and old.’
7:30 p. m. Sermon. "A Call .0 the
True in Heart.“ by the pastor. Are
You ready for the call?
Tucdsay m'eninfi; Claus tum-ting,
Come and enjoy. a. feast
Friday evening. Annual church
meeting. Every person whosz name
is on roll should alt-3nd this meet-
0 it lithe most. impor-
tant one in held. and will con:
scho )1 to:
Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. 1-2. Kai-nail;
Robert B. B. Fools. rector
Jan. 10th, second Sunday after
10:30 a m. Morning picylr and
Friday ‘47:!!! p.111. Choir rehearsal
lanky—(tall... Month of M”) (Canlani)
Chant—(As Some Soft Day in My)
Grand Adagio (Glamour) Violin Solo
. , Schumann.
Drum The (De Lmupré—Smcklmd)‘ Schumann
“Kerm Wollz"-—"Flower Song"--"chal
Duet from "Cardm Scene"—Trio from " Prison Sccng"
’ "le Call Us"—-"Corved Upon hly Pican"—“Sen
of the SouI"—"Wmn in Ficide"—Quutet. "Feirut
Daughter of the Cncel"—Chorus. "Amy. Disturl-er"
MELODIOUS lNSTRUlilENTAL
Victor Symphony Orcltulnl
Victor Symphony Graham I“ i
LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS
Lillie My (from "blush: Box Revue")
(from "Music Box Revue")
Aileen Stanley-Billy Mung: 51331
DANCE RECORDS
You're in Keohicky Sun :3 You’re Ban—Fox Trot
'flnt Bnn’ New Gal 0’ Mine—Fox Trot
rm Sitt‘n' Pretty in I Pretty ”ilk City-Fox Trot
Paul Whitman and His Oldies!!!
Paul Whitman and His Orchestra
international Novelty Orchestn
Wtwwwdu_ intonation-ll Novelty Omit.
DOKNELLY’S
New Victor Records Once a Week.
Every Week—Friday
tho Omcial Board at the close of 11:2 ‘
Archibald Merriam. organist and
dirceior.
Services for Sunda}:
9:45 a. in. Church sellout.
10:45 a. in. Public worship. Sun}
RECORDS
Beninmino Gig} '3
Judi! Heifehl
Judi: Hem} ll
Heinl
'Heiifi
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NUMBERS
Victor Opera Comm
song.._ '
“CM Opera Cum
NB!
John Steel
John Sieel}mu
Billy Mum, ]
Cuber-D ' Orthes
ans in 1321‘]
Cuber-Davis Orchestra
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