-
”iiBri'éi an ‘WP'e’rs
i
tar meeting of William Me.
Comp Auxiliary will be held
g‘ t in the new l~‘oresters' hall in
‘» street.
t id Feinsod of New York city
the week-end with his parents,
‘ 1! Mrs. 1. Felnsod of Ely ave-
nial after
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce of Newtown avenue.
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Sunday.
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fund Mrs. Albert Peck of Platts-
avenue spent the week-end in
ten, New Jersey with relatives.
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9 . - mined. nut. stove and egg.
delivery. Harris 8.: Guns.
1 , 721.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Casey
anniversary of their marriage y
tertiay.
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Mrs. Charles Seymour will eat
tain the “'atch-Your-Stitch club
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Caroline Powell. Emma
.. and Marion Roberts of Green-
wore visitors in the First and
. district Sunday. row afternoon.
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Mrs. Thomas Howley is substit
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. .' . .
.and Mrs. James Mitchell of
W P'Irt avenue. are visiting Mrs.
.Miu’ oil's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hon.
:1 7 land of Chen. New York.
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. . n't miss Opening Day at the
Co, '- flcut Light & Power Co.
‘ o o s ‘
‘ .
ing the absence of Miss Ida. Kl
uyton.
--'l‘hirty per cent. off on all Ev
sharp pencils at Donnelly's.—-Ad
I
- Harold Fe‘rguson and Mrs. . .
R and Frank of \Voodward ave-
n I are visitors in Bridgeport Sat-
7 “f. . .
'1 Junior lied-«sub will hold an
en‘flainment tomorrow mening at
thq —' . M. ll. A. building on South
M . street. A” are cordially invit-
od.: dmisslon will be a. face towel
and bar of soap which will be sent
to ‘ e headquarters in New York
cit‘ o be then shipped to Europe
for: refugees.
, . s so
. uy Your Victrola on our Club
Pl . Ask about it at Doniirlly's.
visiting relatives 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
New York city.
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Kongoth Weed and Albert Prue-hard:
o o s Mrs. John l'oitlenilrn of '1‘ lily :1
”ll“ has rvlitriiml to ll"i‘ bonu-
Q
338' Mary lltliiit'y is, ill “illl the,
- griflo at ll‘T home on Mv‘1'11111’:|wnrliiig :1 \\I‘I‘l{ in NH“- York “he
hire“. 1 ”S ”I“ L'Ill'st Ui' rvlnliies. .
1 o o o 1 ‘ ‘ '
‘ D2. Joseph Cooper of New ‘i’oil.f Frank Kliiuili, of Church rtrcel.
‘.‘ cityiyisited friends in thr- Svcoud dis—i who suffered minor lilil‘nsitilli and
iridt‘ Sunday. ibi'uisvs when in: was struck by on
if ‘ ‘ ‘ iriillilillllliil", 11.1.1.- tilt-I'hnrgi'd Mom
'1 wake your own lump rill.’lll"8r’titll liw Norvvgill; liiispitui Madam." pr.
eusMons. Instructions free. Morn- “11100”. The new-m..." imm,‘.“,_d
ingséisnd Monday and Thursday ove- Sunday afternoon.
a o o
rom 7 to 9 . The Smart shop
hington strnct South Norwalk.‘ ——Largo sized pea coal,
0 a s tGans. Phone 721.
and Mrs. Charles Gilbert 0!“ -
ort avenue spent the Week-end
' relatives in Troy. New York.
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l-‘riends of Miss Julia. Fisher of
illiirlieid awnuc will be pleased
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uth Norwalk Poultry Market,‘
uton street is a business visitor:
w York City.
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on't miss Opening Day at iii--
Confcncut‘» Light & Power Co.
Is-
'oliutlcs'clilg from ll' 1'
‘ i'cce ill
1 rs.
li-t
. it
0
John Kaiitonn. of
confine-l to his home
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liz‘oud street
with illness
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%. Irving A. Russell returned to
her omo on. Orchard street after,
..
_ dred lv‘inltler returned to lieri
sin. a at liaiibury Normal after
In . ing the. \icek-i-iiil
pa. ts. Mr. and Mrs. \\’. K. Fililtl' r' 1,.
of tham a1 noun. '
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ne-iialf off on
nnclly's.——-.\dv.
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ti" ard FlallL‘liy of Lone sli'e- l l ‘1 l 1'
had urchasvd on Uiclsinobilv curl‘ m 1!- m (U ”'0 hospital.
fro‘ the local dealer. Aaron Coin-1r . ‘l ‘
of ilroad avenue.
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president. prcsl-lrd. Mrs. .\'_
li(I\\ill'll lS sucri-iury of the boar l.
to llilVe
hospital
lilittlt)
at the
illL:
\‘~':il‘il
o
i
writin" "
5 l‘dl'tl ‘
at
up
. lt‘onnecticut Light 5.: Power Co.
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no
fl. and Mrs. Arthur lielli-y «le . . .
8;) g llill avenue liau- laid 11 tel-'-
phdfl: installed in tilt-1r 111.1111".
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0‘ February :lnl the Young‘
Mela Hebrew ASSOt‘IllilIIli will lini.) |.'1.v.
i’hwarded to the winners.
o o 0 Miss Helen Soltesz.
t
o
rcsh mined, not. store and egg
pr t delivery. ilarris & Guns Margaret Match. Miss Dorothy Grif-
Phd 721. fin, Miss Grace Pecoerello Miss Lucy
”I. o o . l’eccercllo, Miss Anna Reynolds,
Elsie Sherwood of Center Miss Catherine Piccione. Miss Mar-
i
3: tendered a surprise party at garct Kabaik,
omc Saturday I‘\'(‘nIng, About Miss Ernestine Filsingcr.
y friends joined in the eve- Babe and Stephen Kurcpsky.
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u
I
-uo¢a.‘..ug-w.w1-ac~vd’
“Heirlooms”
mew. WM . we.
The summer home in New Jersey of a United States sena-
tot was recently entered and $4,000‘in jewels taken. -"‘Bonie
of them were heirloom of priceless value to their‘owner.”
Prudence demands the safest of depositories 101']de not
grog-:1: Exogfipom fiex. Tlhere is a box in our vault
. e sma. rents on r ' e-
vent oheevy loos. y pay'fo it may pr
.2. Norwalk Sailings Bank _
‘»
\ awe. ml, #qu-
. mss'etimssmmmu.»
Miss Susan Bruce renamed to her
studies yesterday at Danbury Nor-
spending the week-end
'1‘.
Mrs. Charles Anderson of Grant
street visited friends in Bridgeport
—Thirty per cent. of! on all Ever-
sharp pencils at Donnelly's.—Adv.
Of
Taylor avenue observed the eleventh
88-
cr-
at
her home on \Vinfleld street tomor-
ut-
ing as telephone operator at the Nor-
walk The and Rubber company dur-
in—
. fuller, who is ill at her home in How-
er-
V.
Miss Emma “'hitc of Newark is
a Smith Norwaik.
Moellcr of
South Main street entertained over
the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Alien!
)ielv'i-e and daughter. Elizabeth. of.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mela of South
Main street were visitors in Bridge-
iport Saturday when: they attended
1 a performance at the Lyric theater.
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Jule Coleman entertained a i 01' Paradise street motored to Bridge.
nu" r of friends at her home on port Saturday and allr-nded a per-
120 street Sunday evening. Dunc.l {Ul'lllitnt‘c at one of the ”billing
ing s enjoyed and a delightful; in ”Kit city. '
ti had by all. The guests were! 0 0 O
MI‘ I Dorothy \Veishoil. Sally 51111-; , Auto springs. '1'i11y5._.\;\~_
ep I . Midge Connolly. Dorothy! o o .
“huh. lrene l‘nllt‘kli‘)‘, Lillian} Bliss Irene and Miss .lulin Friniih
\Vdfihcit 811d Bud “'W‘il. l'Ilton limb; of lloiiton street lilUi()l‘t‘1l lo ilrirlmu
not”. Bill llogardus, iiaroid J“l‘lllSOtl.i7]Nll‘l Siiiurildy night and ”(h-”(1H1
Thoil'ias Ireland. Samuel Salliek. the dance at tlii; liiiz,
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\v.
Jilli'l'
llarris &
I 1‘)
it)
‘ hear that she is comalcscing from u
uel Abramsoii. ,proprietor oi 1 minor operation performed recently.
Mrs. John Wargo of Larsen place
ill»
is
The “'omcn's \ isitiiig board of the
up in}: the week-Hid “1th lier‘ Noruzilk hospital llt'lll its ri-guiiir
mot r in Anson“: . 1 1114 cling at the li spital. yesterday
, :il‘tt‘rlior-ii. Mrs. Louis Lthniair.
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it
“'“h 1““‘luas reported that arrangements itl(‘
the children‘s
rc-dct‘oratcd.
The. board also \‘utt‘d to ask anyone
haunt; any home-made jams, jellies
priserves. which they would like
Io donate to the hospital. to please
-——Don‘t miss Opening Day at the
Miss Mary Chat of Lexington ave-
llllt: rntertaincd several of her little
'li'irntis at her home. Sunday after-
‘ noon in honor of her eleventh birth—
Gaines were played and prizes
Music was
thd annual dance at the lJilt's hall .
on! nth Main strut. 'l'he, affair] "150 enjoyed “I“! refreshments were
will 0 .thtnmmL served. Among those present were:
I
Miss Josephine
l’eceerello. Miss Anna. Stannish. Miss
Miss Rose Deflonio.
Stephen
res-:91“.
0::1 Mention
Oxford avenue spent
York city.
Costello at her home 0
avenue. tomorrow afternoon.
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Connecticut Light
'
‘ John Budnar and “'illiam I.eiig-'
yr'i of Benton street and Louis Gall
i
Charles Hoffet. at
Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday in New
——Don't miss Opening Day at. the
8.: Power Co.‘
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The three ledges of the Shepherds
of Bethlehem will meet in the rooms
of the Lady Jennings’ lodge. tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock for the first
degree rehearsal. All members are
asked to be present.
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The annual meeting of the Ladies'
aid society of the First Methodist
church will be held tomorrow after-
noon at the parsonage of the church
' attendance :5
Li.
S
h
at 3 o'clock. A large partv?"
dCSII‘Cd-M Evelyn looked at her biaudiy.
What had Mamie said?‘ Remain.
DARIEN l
evening Club."
at the home of
Maple i
The "Thursday
will meet this week
Mrs. John A. Fairbanks of >
avenue. Friday evening of last weei.
the members of the club \‘iSil'Jd the
Stamford thiatio where. they wit-
ill“ plu)’ entitled “l‘ool \\ o-
It
iics‘svll
mu n."
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of New t‘nnzian‘
5. \VUUIl ‘
o t
Mrs. John “Kw-d
visited Mr. and Mrs.
Thursday.
S.
0
Among thus:-
seasnn in warmer I'lillli
uii lli|\\k".< uho is in l'
U . ‘
The Men‘s club of the
church lli‘lll its regular inec
Friday evening which was
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who are spending ilik E 1*
'e‘. is frlCllutlg—fl ’
ililll lii‘ut’ll- '
Methodist 1
ting 1:151
followed
by u SUCiIll. ..
to some point in the
Mamie‘s benefit. Anyway. Jiile was
“'35.
describe the gown, she would put. it
into her story in tonight’s paper. It
isn't very late."
mle's suggestion.
m
“\thn can we give our spaghetti
biance cf
crept upon her.
last .night seemed to be shadowed
by unri‘u‘ity now.
read about. in a book.
lilt-nt to dance.
“mitt, and he said he'd to and to
\‘.(illltl Saturday do?
sicvp late the next morning."
would
or the. people are jolly. the washer
g .
oust-um xxf =
Evelyn was vexed. She read the
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' ’ w her mother
The St. Joseph's hospital soy-ins long accounts in :both the Tribune Shoghtited as she so .
club will meet. with Itlsr. Joseph and Times, stopping every pix-.54 in bed. "was“ thenmtttor. mom i
n Fairfield graph or so to give a. personal tench ma? Sick. W? ‘
stories for
spelled correctly—with a find. ‘ 'e' s. 8004 b u t
——in both lists of guests. "Mr. and Violet nodded. Momma If“
Mrs. Frederick w. Jille." Time it to so :0 111° “10““- Thm" "
It seemed to stand out among
ii the names.
"Maybe it you would call up the
ociety editor of the Journal and
Evelyn shook her head at Ma.-
"Oh. it doesn't
alter.”
Mamie introduced a new subject.
had suddenly
The incidents of
Ellison
It seemed as if
ball was something she had:
l'Iltisod. liow
illy she had been. lie had just
sked her on the. spur of the. mo-
'l‘liat was ad0
Man: c “as looking at her.
1111 sniilrd. _
"Oh. I don‘t lrnow—" she ventur-
d, uncrrlainiy.
"i told Mr. Trent about
he
Ev-
it last
i told him it probably would
next week. How
Et‘e") body can
nine.
-e 5.1.1:" night
"'I'hat'd be all right.”
"l think about ten or
be enough to invite.
twelve
1: all
he party the better."
“Yes." Evelyn's thoughts cfzil'inu-
ed to be warm
Violet burst in.
”Just tired. Did
Charlie Chaplin comedy down at
Strand. Pie-set momma. let he go."
then."
'dear."
cab to rive you I» cookie"
out of the room.
Violet with you to Europe?"
mic, surprised.
thing else.
much nicer if you could leave her at
home—with some of
Children are so much trouble
that kind of a. trip. you know."
was one of repugnance.
she was seeing.
And she'd keep you from
things. She might. get sick over
there.
cure of her."
trail (rem school.
“N6. dear.” he: inother smiled.
Hannah give you
this nominst" J
“Watt s little while, door. maybe
"But 1 want to go now."
"No. not now. You may go later.
"When momma?"
7"! said later. Run and ask Ban-
A new idea. in mifid. Violet. run
Evelyn tell back on the pillow.
“Evelyn are you going to take
She turned her head toward Ms.-
"Why. I hadn't. thought at any.
What do you—"
it would be
"Don't you think
the beauty ?
on
Evelyn‘s first'reaeiion to the ldtli.
"Violet wouldn't understand That
She'- too young.
seeing
i1
Fred's mother could take
"It’d be nice that way. but a.
don't think I ought to no of: and
leave her."
But. the germ of Mamie‘s aug-
gestion had taken firm hold on 21c r.
"\‘.'ha: would F‘red say?" she
wandered. ‘59
To be continued
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.\ dance “.12.- ;:i\.11 Saturday oxen-f
niiig for :1 small group oi l"||‘litib b} l
\lr and Airs. (Zr-urge ll. Niiilli at:
on Mansfield avenue.
.
their residence
. _
held Szit iii'd:1_\' r\ c-
.\lltiilll‘l' Il.ll‘11|‘
home or Mrs.
mug was 1gb , 11 .‘It the
w. \v. I‘mllnl'l m Mul'lv Hi"“”"- Th“ "
tundra}. h... Hp- .u'l'usinll “lib Mrs. -"
l"liil‘~'lli I‘uil1.1!'.. “ho is )l1.=. Itai- UM"? “CFC in use for cards, and
1« ~- ' l-vuchr .‘laili-Jongg. After the games tea
“I”! S t. .' . s ‘ “as sened, Mrs. Philip Bunion act-
. . uh, . , . iiig as haste”. The tables each
\ll' :ilil NH. '..i..4 no il".‘l'. \.:l1 . .
g 1.. .. I . .. y (.w 5.5, U: Ml“... brought in mo dollars to the treas-
‘:“ .'""" ““” .'.._.‘,,_. ,...,,. 'm-y of the w. 'r. I. A. 'king a.
PM”. L 11 I; All“ “A ' total of forty-six dollars for tho fif-
.‘ll' .‘lliil .\i:"_ ( 1.11'1‘3 lluti-r of Human. Counting ll‘lOEo who did
\lll‘ll'.‘ ;1\ "li'l" t..'v:i;iill'1l :ll bridge "fit pm). Ctll‘ils, thcro “fr” more ‘han
i;..~ll \y‘ [1,}... l. \ ,.. PM”... Tim" one hundred persons present.
guests iiii 1ll1ll'-l Mr. .lllll .‘ll’H, l;I'l‘._>l|~.’ ' ' '
man ('oz'lilli. liv :111d \lrs. \\'illt.1;u ll.; Mrs. David Sachs. who has been
SilliL‘lJ-‘l' and .\l:. .1. d 311s. lfiduzird'confined to the College Hospital.
illlliil-‘}. liilllilm .\lr. and Mrs. Long island City. 1.. 1.. will return
iluilur grivl‘ :1 t‘lizn- :31! dinner paidy. to her home in \Vestport \Vednes-
.\Illllll:: lliiir guests were. Mr. and day. Mr. Sachs will go to Long
.‘.lr5-. I'!::1rlr,:: l:ump.'. .\ir. and Mrs. Island City to accompany Mrs. Sachs
ijdumd '(i. "lil('ili.‘5lt 1'. Mr. and Mrs. home.
'l‘buiuds lilt‘l\"_\‘. .\ir. and Mrs. lid— 0 0 0
wind .\'. Yosc and Mr. and Mrs. The \Vcstport Base Ball Club ma
'l‘lluli‘nh ltrdding. The women were Saturday evening m the Library
(‘hinew- itiinoiias and the men were
ruppliml \iilh novel costumes. Ap- l
pl'i'pl‘ltll'.‘ lo thr- occasion the dinner plans {0 the summer. Frank
“"3 "“”'l"'5“‘ "““""-" 0‘ “-"rlous l’richard as chosen captain and
i‘binrse 12: lit-:u-ivs. l'iiusuul favors Con Coiiiiciy manager.-
\xrre given to ill cguvsts and the
prizes “ere of :in ()rir-ntal nature
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Miss lliith tiltnirr spent the recent 1
“wit-cud in Brooklyn with Mrs.
\\‘:i|li‘.
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The up iiilwrs of flu: t‘hrislian lin-
duuor Socii ly of the First Congre-
gational church, who took part in the
rrceiil production of "The l'llopeuient
of i-Zib ii." are considering an invita-
tion to repeat the performance
the (lleiibrook l'nion Memorial
church. The play will in aliproba~
biiily be given within the. next two
vii-cits if the in\'it:i‘ioli is accepted.
(it
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Mrs. l-‘ralik Holmes of Ye (Jld
King's Highway recently gave a
dance at her home. ,..
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Mrs. Frederick l‘oore of Sellock
I‘lacc entertained at tea on January
28th in honor of lll‘l‘ daughter's
birthday. 'i‘lin guests included Mrs.
Theodore l):i\~-ll|n|l‘l. Miss Daven—
port. Mrs. lii‘lilll'l‘Llll‘il and Mrs. \Vil-
Blacivlock.
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Ham 1').
Thursday was the birthday of Mrs.
\Vliliam ll. Slauglilcr, who gave :1
joint, birthday dinner in honor of
two friends whose. birthdays also
came on the thirty—first.
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Mrs. Ralph lrlindley entertained at
luncheon for Mrs. Alfred Morehouse,
Mrs. C. \V’. Morehouse and Miss May
Lounsbury Friday. The luncheon
was given for the benefit of the “'0-
men's association of the First Con-
gregational church, who have estab-
lished a series of chain luncheons.
The first of the luncheons was given
by Mrs. \Villiam Ii. Slaughter. who
is the president of the organization.
Mrs. Slaughter served Mrs. Thomas
ltcdding. Mrs. Frank Holmes and
Mrs. Ralph llindley. These three
will in turn serve luncheons to three
more making a total of nine_ and so
on until the group has made ninety
dollars. The luncheons are 75 cents.
The organization will hold its next
meeting at the home of Mrs. \Vil-
iiam Morehouse tomorrow afternoon.
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Mrs. Frank Frudenthal was the
recipient of two prizes at a. recent
show where she exhibited her Per-
siun cats.
A silver tea was given at the home
of Mrs. George \V. Stevens by the.
Ever Ready Circle of the King’s
Daughters. last Friday afternoon.
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The "Why “'orry" club, which dis-
banded about two years ago has been
rte-organized. A supper was )given
by, Mrs. Chester MaeDow for the
members Friday evening. Meetings
will be held e'very Thursday night
and once a month they will give a
party. The list of members include
the Mlssers‘ Raymond, Mrs. Clarence
Scotield, Mrs. Slawson. Mrs. MacDow.
Mrs. C. E. Sisson. Mrs. Shererrnnd
Mr. A. L. Raymond. Guests at the
supper included M'r. Clarence Sco-
tieid. Mrs. H. T. Lutterman. Miss
ney and Mr. . Mpew.~ The next
meeting wiligbe held at the home of
en. r~
committee room to elect officers for
a. meeting in Arron Ball last ven-
to 'l‘arrytown. N. Y., yesterday to
attend the funeral of a relative.
Airs. l-der of \Veslon brought to the
"\Vestport Public Library. the first
Pussy-Willows of the season.
yesterday.
will meet-
the church parlors. where they are
engaged in quilting.
Si. Agnes— guild do some exception-
ally line work in quilting and the
charges are very reasonable.
ing a. disturbance in Saugatuck Sun-
day evening. was released on a sus-
Verna Ferguson. Miss Hellen Ken, .
lug. Sly-m. this coming human :
We . e ”In...
The card party at Redford House
rslcrdu)’ alternoun “as a social
11d ilnanctal suecess. ’l'vvciitydhrce
be coming season. and to discuss
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The Carpenters' L‘nlon 1M5 held
pg.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pennell went
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Spring is surely not‘ far away.
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”Mrs. Harry Sherwood of Riverside
1v1-11ue, was a visitor in Bridgeport
‘St.’ Agnes Guild of Christ church
tomorrow afternoon in
The ladies of
Arthur Lent. of Norwalk. who was
wrresled by Officer Quiglcy for creat-
pended sentence in custody of the
Commander of the Norwalk Amer-
icfin Legion Post, Leroy Downs.
Lent. who is in a very nervous con-
dition due to his war experience, re-
ceived the sympathy of Prosecutor
Bradley and Judge Adams. and they
were relieved when a. member of the
Veterans organization of _Westport
offered to notify Commander Downs
who lost no time in coming to West-
port to arrange matters for 'Lent's
release. All veterans will appreciate
the consideration shown by Judge
Adams and Prosecutor Bradley.
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The refusal of Edward James to
continue the garbage collection has
brought so much discontent to house
keepers.‘that a petition will be pre—
sented some tim‘e today its the se-
lectmen for a town col cted gar-
base in the thickly pop iated sec-
tions, which will be presented by
Dr. \Villiam Manson. Health Oflcer.
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Julia and Elisabeth Shanghnesey
have petitioned the Superior Court
of Bridgeport for permission to dis-
pose of real estate left. to them by
the will of their father. Thomas
eoln's birthday.
. Morristown, Pm. has been secured
and
in
Keene
visitors
Mr. and Mrs. John
daughter ltuth. were
Bridgeport yesterday.
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On Sunday afternoon. at 3 p. 111.
there will be a. patriotic meeting for
the general public in the "Y" Audi-
torium in commemoration of Lin-
Througli the kind-
ness of James P. Bradley of Owen-
oke Park. Mr. Joseph D. Andrado of
asspesker. _ t
In addition to the address a splen-
did musical program is being ar-
ranged. Geo. 1. Tompkins. whose
musical ability is Well-known will
be present to lead in the Community
Singing and will be assisted by C. P.
Harris at. the piano. He will also
accompany Mrs. Alice Smith Godli-
lot is a. vocalist of note and has
many warm friends in \Vestport who
will welcome the opportunity of
hearing her again.
It is the purpose of the Religious
Work Committee. of which Edwin
A, Starbuck is chairmap. to hold a
Sunday service in the "Y" every
other Sunday. These services will
be enfirely non-sectarian and will
feature the singing of well known
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Beginning on Thursday night.
there will be a series of talks given
by prominent men of the com-
munity at the Rowayton Baptist
church. ’The speaker on the first
evening will be Theodore Smith.
who will discuss the subject. of
Christianity as a personal experi-
ence. The second in the series will
be held on Thursday night. February
14, when S. A. Albrecht will speak
on "Christianity as the Salt of the
Earth.” 0n the evening of Febru-
ary 21, Fpnkiln Machette will de-
liver an address on “Christianity at
the Bar of Life." A. B. Cleverly »
will speak on "Christianity in the
Business \Vorld" at the meeting on
the evening of February 28. The
meetings will be presided over by
Rev. Victor F. Scaliso, pastor of the
church. They will be called at
8:00 o’clock. The public is cor-
dially invited. ’
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Mr. and Mrs. Clement Albrecht of
Logan mine. had as their guests
over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. H.
Albrecht of Brooklyn.
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The Ever Ready Circle of the
King's Daughters with hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting’lt the home of
Mrs. E. L. Raymond. Rowayton avo-
nue. tonight. Mrs. Raymond and
Mrs. Oliver Clarke will be hostesses.
O O I
Miss Jessie Jarboe‘ot New York
city, a summer resident of Bell Is-
land. is visiting with Mrs. Edgar L.
Raymond at her home on Rowayton
avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. Henry Foreit of McKinley
place will be hostess to the members
of the Good Will society at its regu-
lar meeting which is to be held at
her home tomorrow afternoon.
0 O 0
A card party for the benefit of
the Rowsyton fire department wiui
be given at the hose house Satur-
day night. by the Ladies' auxiliary o:
the tire department. There will be
prizes for each table and a. social
Shaughnessy. According to the pe-
tition, a. brother of the petitioners
holds a. mortgage on the property
hour will be enjoyed after the cards.
Refreshments will. also be served.
At the monthly meeting or the
~1me Economical“
Reed.
week—end guests .
George Lockwood of Bridgeport.
orchestra.
church
night.
one-act
and "The Neighbors."
sical program has also been arranged. .
e o 0 5
night
Miss Harriett
so Second street v
Mrs. Herman Boos 0
over the week-fad;
Mrs.
it 7:00 o'clodt.
.
and they desire to liquidate the es- “ins f" 33ml: i
tale to settle this claim. ‘ 1° wee -cn '
. . .
held
lie Library
1- .
pugs.
avenue.
The regular
for the.
Ernest “'ilkiiison of
At ,the meeting of
hoard of the Last avenue Methodist
church
various committees for
year were appointed and the really
budget. outlined.
O
at
O
and Lillian Boos of
islted their aunt.
f New York City
The Misses Jeannette and Madeline
and their brother James, were
of their sister. Mrs.
‘Mrs. Charles Seymour of 59 Win-
field street will entertain the Watch-
Your-Stich club at her home tomor-
row afternoon.
0 O
The mid-winter dance of the East
Norwalk Improvement association
will be'held at Community hall Sat-
urday night at 8:00 o'clock.
will be furnished by. the Monterey
Stephen S. Jarvis.
Mrs. Leslie carham. Mrs. J. \V’esiey
Sisuson and Mrs. Ernest Reynolds
are on the committee making the ar-
rangements.
Miss May Harris has resumed her
studies at the Danbury State Nor-
mal school after spending the. week-
end with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Harris of First street.
0 O C
The Ladies' Mission society of the
Advent Christian church will
tomorrow afternoon at 1:00 o’clock.
O 0 C
There. will be a meeting
.l‘mys' club of Christ church tonight
0
Miss Chat-tote. Jarvis. a student at
the Danbury State Normal
spent the week-end at her home 011
Seaview avenue.
0 O 0
There will be a meeting of the
“'omen’s Foreign Missionary society
of the East avenue. Methodist church.
at. the parsonage tongiht
o‘clock. .
at 81M
0 O
.‘Ietv street ; i
1) Bridgeport over
C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett
Osh‘orii avenue entertained river the
“or k-cnd Fred Schwarzcnbcrg
Georgetown.
the
O 0
Arthur Itenn-it of \i'oodsidc ave-g
nun visited “llli friends in Bridge-'
port Sunday.
nioxitlily
the. East Norwalk Improvement as-
sociation was held
hall this afternoon.
the Board of Directors preceded the
meeting.
at
A
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gorhzrm havei
moved from l-Jdlie avenue into their
new home on Ea
O
st avcn
. 0
Tomorrow night will be recreatior
women of the
avenue Methodist church.
men will meet in
7:30‘tor an evening of bowling. There
will also be a meeting of the Ladies"
Aid society of the church in the af-
ternoon at 2:00
C
the
o‘clock.
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m ‘ ‘ fists.
ehwastrsns-
M
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. January is usually one of the
,coldest months. and brings .ts share
of coughs. colds and hoarsness.
Take FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
COMPOUND at the first sign of a
WAY, FEBRUARY
_ “THE 1113er
5.
Give Her 3, V :7 i
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Record mm '-
“1 LOWE You
the
cugh or cold. as it
prlegm and quickly brings relief to
the inflamed’ membranes a:
threat.
COMPOUND has done wooden for
my father. who had an awful ough
He is feeling tine now." wrilees Ni.
colasa Gonzales. Cureo. Texas. Stil-
lson-Powell Corp.
loose!» the
the
“Your HONEY MID TAR
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Music
meet
of the
school:
(if
om. ial
lust
the
Tomorow and Thursday nizht. 5
club of the
walk improvement association. under 2
the personal direction of Mrs. lio-
hert it. is. lv‘oote. will present the No C
"The Crystal Gaza-r";
A special mu»
1-23.51. Nor- A
E. C. Mourison of Fitch street wa.» ;
a. visitor in New Haw-n. Saturday. ‘
O
The many friends of Miss Ilt‘lell‘
Fitch will regret to hear that she is
seriously ill at her home on Myrtlei
meeting of
Community
meeting of
UC.
East
The. wo-
church at
The Call Pasture Guards are plan-
ning to give a. dance in
hall. Thursday night. February 1%.
i
Community ‘
the Year
RIALTO
Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday
\ February 6-7-8
The Surprise Picture of
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of ‘
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NEW STYLES IN COLLAR AND CUFF spin
at
8.
Tailored Gauntlet Sets, hemsitched,
white and corn
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5OC&SL%
White Linen d; Organdy Sets, finished
with colored bands and lace edge.
50
Ruffled Lace Sets: ribbon run.
At . ......
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$1.50
Novelty Sets, in a. variety
ofcolors.
monomo
“3 ...... .3100
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Separate Lace Collars -
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50céng
Narrow Ribbon in Chinese Designs, Beads. 1351513233335
lets, Girdles and Fancy Budd-.3.
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Friday ‘Aftemoon‘
”All Day Saturday
.February 8 and 9.
The contents of the country home of tie
late Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dawson will be sold
on the premises, Good H
Elizabeth Perkins, sister of Mrs. Dawson
Prices will vary from 25 cents to $750. No
deliveries.
ill Road. Weston by
Schultze’s Wednesday Specia
Lamb Fares
Round Steak .
Beef Liver . . .
Stewing Lamb
Fresh Plate . . .
Best Frankfurts
Saar. v-3". ' A '
Elle lb.
32c iii
iic lb.
15c lb.
10c iii
220 lb.
‘ Schult’ze’s Sanitary i‘viarkets
; WW" Street 81111 Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk
39 and 43 Main Street. Norwalk
“—05 ' . Gm" ”m Stamford Black Hock
'ALL THIS
Linens, Pottery, Brass, Copper, Wroutzht L“
. and Novelties.
CAMILLA GIFT SHOPPE
68 Wall Street
? GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE
ands?“
WEEK
on. Pictures ;
Norwalk, C0“
sou-dais Chocolates
runeyliruits ' AT
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