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731.
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La co’s
Ho
‘Jcl‘m.
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Jay Your
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and Mrs
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strict
J crazy.
port. .. Monday
sue , of
Q 0
II
4‘ 13.312. l‘aton of .\'~ u' llawn pus :l
‘ ' .w‘t'unll
WiEs vial i o r
ll‘lc'tv:y€fll(‘ rda y.
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. ,_
flake you r
Insiulctlon free.
. to ’E’I 1 “in“ at I0 n. m. tomorrow. “4d“; dun is nulklnr: a tour or Connecticut
. " 17!? Stillll't Slum 1w \\‘:wh‘ll=8'~0“ f I’l-ll. s m a. m. prompt. Palace and will spmk in Bridgeport in tho
'1 strcot. "“1".“ afternoon. ’
“ s c O n o
d child at
O
.
~ mined. nut. stove and egg. f
delivery. Harris a: Guns.
.
.
\‘ictrola on our Club
rlwAgk about it at Donnelly's.
t:\(‘ilil"l;.;
the Misses Dorothy and;
Matbn \\'ard 0C lranlstun nienuc.
L.
were Sunday
o
It
ii
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lp
O
M r.
Pa 1 crson .
O
. Alihcilmn Samuel .7. Heels:
7‘ New ”York city yesterday.
" ‘ - o o o .
and Mrs. William Heinz of
. avenue are the malaria".
a girl. horn Tuesday after-
‘t “the Norwalk Hospital.
0 doing nicely.
3 Hinvick is ill with quincyl
”root at his home in Belden’
Dr. Tracey”"il in attend-I
n and Mrs. Samuel Doyle and;
Mrs. Ilalph Hurlbutt
. d were visitors in the sec-
Dtrict Sunday.
. O O
v d! of Mrs. David Sachs will
81! to learn that she has re-
&‘ to her home in \Vcstport af-
“’ dos-going a. serious operation in
"- g Island Hospital in Brook-
.. ‘ew‘ York.
O
. and Mrs. Mathew Lawrence
oflhst avenue are entertaining M rs.
parents,
Fuwcclt of
and
Mrs.
N e w
aid Baxter of Brooklyn. N. Y.
on o
Miss Madeline
at Normal school.
0
—“'ill the two
answer was a mistake.
lose Halos and Dorothy Peter-so
Woodward avenue sro‘ boutortaining
their grandchildren. Eloisa and Don-
Prendergalt of
Spring Hill avenue is boardinan
Danbur‘y during her training period
ladies with the
1 little boy who called at No. 1 Elisa.-
hcth St. Thursday afternoon please
i call again as the ladyflwhose second
lCull it was. was not. fitcognized. The
: MRS. SHAW.
; —Adv.
a
business “fins transacted the girls
Bad“ «to given an examination
on the Home~Maker’s Budge.
'\ o o .s _
”n. . “why Wop-y Club" held a
meeting at the horns of Mrs. Chester
Ewen-"Friday evening.
’3 O O
The Noroton Heights Dramatic
club will present the play entitled
“The Girl of ‘the Rockies" Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday evenings.
Eel). 2 , 28 and 29. at the Noroton
Heights Firemcn's hall.
0 O O .
Miss Catherine Fairbanks of Old
:1 King's Highway spent Sunday in
of i of the second district are boarding New York city.
in Danbury. during their training 3 0 0
period at Normal school. Miss Betty Andrews of Noroton
' ' ‘ " Heights is attending Drew Seminary
Miss Audrey Shine of Orchard in Carmel. N. Y.
Saturday.
0 O D
Mrs. C. Potter has returned to he
days' absence.
0 D I
——Thirty per cent. off on all‘Ever
sharp pencils at Donnelly's.—Adv.
I O I
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker 0
Newton-n avenue are visiting
son. Ernest in llcnding, I‘cnnsyha
min.
I
a s
street visited relatives in Stamford
duties as instructor in English at
the Norwalk High school after a few
their
Mr. and Mrs. .MscDow of Maple
avenue entertained over tho‘wesk-
r cud Miss Janet Eerrls of Bridgeport.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Fairbanks and
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weed visited
“‘ilton Sunday.
0
The weekly cottage meeting was
held last evening at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scribner of
\Vcst avenue. Noroton Heights. The
lsub’ect was "The Failure of 1(1 iisli."
t‘
i
llvrnlun of l-Zlml . _
\isitors in Ntw' .lnllll Cnntone is ill at his home Rodger Bell, a student at Yale
on Broad strnrt. University. spent the Weekan at
t o. - 0 the 110"“: of his parents. Mr. and
illl:
1,) R M
ii
lamp Slllltll‘b.l
Mornings and I-lozl-_
-l
T110 Nornlllk lligll school bushel
ball cam practiced yesterday after-
ut the Jt'l'llcrsun school 1;)m-‘ game tomorrow evening due to an
ml
!
duyand Thursday awnings from 7
t‘ , C . C
Efiwln Stephens entertained
nunQer of friends at :l curd purl)
Tueaay evening. ill his home in
llurgr avenue.
'00
street.
0
‘4 l cannons.
‘ we“ visitors
gu
«it let.
‘4
,is at at his
"sir“...t.
O
ho'firln I'lat.
t»: '
’. ~ . and Mrs.
many.
5.
Jgri‘rcsh min
progpt delivery.
Phage 721.
t
.
\-
i‘ ..
in
.
cct South Norwalls.
u
The Sum rt shop
‘
Sunday
.
D
3
so... Mm. Edward
Cough street. and Mr.
Thfidoro Martin of Taylor avenue
' \Vh'lte
Plain, New‘ York. where they Word
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Deno’
nl former residents of the second
at d Mrs.
in
>Ono-hslf off on writing
at. ounclly's.-—Adv.
Charles
‘
ed, nut. stove and egg
6.: Guns
Harris
D
._ gnu—4.8a“ De
,‘ Muse The
‘Wuhflvyloss.
» 3‘: Mary Fulfil-gall ul‘ [liven-illi-
0 has acucplcd a position
rnphcr in tile ofllcc
Manufacturing
of
she your onn lamp shades and
Instructions frcc. Morn-
in d Diouday and Thursday eve-
nl om 7 to 9 .
90 . lngton slr
‘fl' a
Rl'l'
.’ ‘
_ $3 and Mrs. (‘llurlcs Gardner of
Wflldwlrd avenue are visiting rel-.1:
tlv. in Orange. .‘ew Jersey.
3»
a
”trod Brown. local coal dealt-r.
home on South Main.
. o o 0
11m Hazel McCann is ill at her
tsvllle chnuc.
Hill
in. James Foley and Mrs. Chest.
to fluhuno of Stamford were visitors
in yomalk yesterday.
1
' % and Mrs. Waller Anderson of
“Heirlooms”
g summer home in Now his of a united States Sens;-
vsp Wiggles-ed and .1
were oonu of priceless-value to thsino'wusr.” ;'
demands the safest of
posit Box.
small rental you 'pay for it may pre-
“'Cl‘f,‘
(115-
Van
the
company.
paper
of
V _‘ Buren avenue returned to their
huge after a. week-end \isit
”‘ng in Grewnport. L. l.
o
‘morwood \Villianls of StumfarJ
Wei/u, visitor in tho llrst district yes-
with
&The Knights of King Arthur “‘H
not hold their neekly buskciiral
. noo . .
. “Mum. ! mltvrlaimnent given by the Vi omun s
f 'g c t * ,Unlld of the Grace Parish.
i" s l s n I
ll cs Anna and Muhalir .losl pll: . , . ‘ . _
“: of , lnnlpuuk :lnll Ill-liy Lewis of g l 7‘11”)“;~iI;;qutcn1;-o::ltcfig':ik:l:r
Mal street were \lsuors ill lirldpe- 5 "”p ‘C L ‘ . . . ' '
Leo L‘llillsky of Brown L'nhcrsity
linculion.
v ‘ ’
l
1 Ili‘flb’.
O O O
J play "Come
0
“ Friends offiliss’ Beatrice McShCrry
confined to her home in First sircct.
East Noruulk. with an attack bf
grime.
t
-—.\ulo springs. Tilly's—Adv.
.,
O O
ll“;
. O
Lr-o Chinsky was a. usher in New
York city today.
I
Miss llclen Duffy of Main strccl.
Nurwnlk. is affected with an attack
of ionsllltls. being confined to her
home several days.
-' ' U ' C
éLargo sized pea coal.
Guns. Phone 721.
Harris .22
of
DARIEN l
l
Miss fluth Ottmcr spent the week-
end with her grandmother, Mrs.
“Rule of Brooklyn.
0 O C
Mrs; Howard llolly of Railroad
:lvenuc is visiting relatives in Bos-
ion.
3 0
Road. Noroton. entertained hcr Sun-
Miss Margaret \Vecd of the Post
day school class Friday afternoon.
. n o O
iinohci Brothers. local contractors.
are building a housc on Noroton
avenue. Noroton Heights for Miss
lecrcn.
I
The Men's club, of the Presbyterh
on church. Noroton. will hold a. ra-
dio dance. pinochlo and cuchrc to-
night at the Noroton Heights Baker
school. .
C .
C O t
The Church Aid society of tho
Noroton Presbyterian church. held a
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Andrew Shaw of
Linden avenue. Noroton.
fl' 0 t
Mrs. D. Duggins. of,thc Post Road.
Darlen. was a. visitor in Stamford
'lucsday.
O C O
- The Daricn Girl Scouts held a
meeting Saturday afternoon at the
home of their captain. Miss Barbara
$4.000 in levels “ken. “none
dope-flaring for jewels not ‘
There is a box in our vault
liliode Island. is visiting his parents
in l-Zust Norn'aik during a. mldvycalr
.lumrs Lurkin of Film ntrcti was
in New York city iodii) on busi-
——llrscrvcd scat sale for K. 0! (1
Out of the Kitchen"
“1” he gric\vd to lcurn that she is
l
l
Mrs. Clarence Bell in Prospect :lvc-
nuc.
‘
I'ililllf‘l‘ lcnslulu. a student fit
Harvard, is visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. ll. ltcnsllzlu. of Col'un-
dcr's l‘oinl. Noroion. for a few days.
0 R *1
Mrs. Stephen Nichols of Stamford
visited relatives in Duricn recently.
0 0 0
Mrs. John S. MncGlashon. of Nor.
oton avenue. Noroton Heights. was
a ‘vifi'tor in I‘v‘mv’Tork clTy maxilla}.
. O O
The mid-“cek service of the Con-
gregational church “ill he held (“his
lvclllng at 8:00. Miss Stella Jordan
representing one of ‘tlio \Vomcn'l
Missionary organizations. Miss Jor-
C O
The. Group Ladies‘ Aid Society will
he cnlcrlnlned ut the Daricn Moth.
odlst Episcopal church nrxt Thurs-
day. The women of the church will
35!“: s. dinner to the guests.
, I O 0
Charles \‘nn Dine is erecting un—
other cottage on the P601 Roll.
Dsrien.
O 0
George Buck of Munsf‘le avenue
has accepted a position with George
A. \‘cllc. ncwsdenlor of Darlen.
O C 0
The members of the Darlen Meth-
continuumwm won supper in
the church parlors Friday evening.
Feb. 2:. from 5 to 9 0'3:0‘.k.
0 O 0
Mrs. “'nllacc Cough of Old King's
Highway. Darlcn. cntz'rtnlncd hcr
llclce over the week-end.
‘. O O 0
‘ Mr. and Mrs. “’aiton Wood of
Lcwlslloro, N. Y. visited with rela-
tives in Dnricn on \Vcdlluuduy,
O O O
The Sunday school teachers of th(
Darlcn Congregational church held
a. meeting Tuesday owning ut the
home of Miss Ruby \‘osc of Maple
avenue. Dnrlcn.
—————_____——
T—mwzmm—fi
Mrs. Henry Fore“ of McKinley
place. entertained the members of
the Gnod “'lll soelcty of Rowayton
at her home yesterday afternoon.
The soclcty has made 18 bibs for
the children at the Not-walk Day
Nursery. Miss Jessie Jarboe. of New 1
York City. who is visiting Mrs. Ed- a
gar L. Raymond. was a guest at the '
meeting. A social hour was enjoyed
after the sewing session. The so-
ciety will be entertained by Mrs.
George Kay of Crockett street at its
next meeting.
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t
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Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beckius of Cud-
Flnal plans are being made for
the card party which is to be given
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Rowayton Fire De-
partment at the Rowuyton Bose
house Saturday night. Reservations
for 12 tables have already been
made. There will be prizes for each
table. A social will} also be enjoyed
following the cards. Refreshments
will be served. Harvey Ackart will
collect the card tables, which are
being donated to the auxiliary 'for
the party. ' .
8.
D
' 31—-Charles Frederick Ksrtcnsen;
O
0 O
The first. in the series of special
meetings frill be held at the Row-
uyton Baptist church tonight at 8
o'clock. Theodore Smith will be
the speaker. Mr. Smith will discuss
“Christianity as _a Personal Exper-
ience." Rev. Victor F. Scallss, pas-
tor of the church. will preside. ’ The
public is invited to these meetings.
society of the Romyton. Methodist
church will serve a missionary sup-
per at the parsonage tbmorrow
night at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. G
Cudlipp. president of the society. is
chain-man of thy committee in chat-go
of the supper. ' ‘, ' ~
0‘ O O ' .7 '
Mrs. Oliver 1. Clarke of I’m?
noyer street. octane o: the soloist
in the musical in .d given. in
conjunctionswitig-‘fllf Milo.
attainment held Mannie station
o; the 1.1an e b organiser-l
‘ . fit
Wood. 'Attor the regular form of
idle and working!“ the First Class .
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mills of '
The
one. is on exhibition in the window
of the local Jewelry
ills illness was caused by drinking
water from a brook near his home
\\ hen he was over-heated from on-
crclsc.
scheduled to be held February 11.
has been pesiponcd until “'cdnesday.
Feb: 13.
ting. the time. salt conflicted with
the date or the lecture to be given
In the Y auditorium.
closed early yesterday out of respect
for Ex-I’resldent Wilson.
0 0 0
owners of bill
day it was decided to levy taxes on
all bill or bulletin boards
Town of 'Wcstport.
authority to levy
0
Drug com any skidded yesterday on
pletcly over.
but slight damage was done to the
which was to have taken
as per schedule.
birthday present from his parents
was a Year's membership in the boys
lipp street. is spending a few da '5 Births: January l—Robert Ei-
in New York City. ’ dred gong. parents. Dr. and Mrs.
o s 0 Long. -
29—Wllliam Travers Frawley;
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W'iliarn Fran].
icy.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Ro-
mano. ‘
zl—Twins. boy and girl; parents.
Mr.
Wskcman.
s
lgllcttl. . ' -
parents. Mr. and Mn. Karl M’llllam
Kartcnsen.
aged 78 years.
you
Carmine J. . Nana.
Princio.
wheat exact
rate during’ih's
‘. All the deaths. with tho
ura‘~Ko‘eppen, were of
middle age. _ *
,[sm’ .v gm .
in mm has invented .
will! to;- hack
driven. that. can be,
“P “3‘
m
Warren, Scofield
cital in the stratfield.
Stannurd of Nor-walk. cellist.
Station WEAF. New York.
0 O O
of interest.
0 O .
fiddling.
low Brook ccructel'y.
son was 64 years of age. and is our.
vlvcd by her husband. Nils Andcro
son. two sons. Charles and Ernest
Anderson. and an adopted daughter,
Miss Jennie Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson were both born in Sweden.
coming to “‘cstport after their mur-
rlage more than 30 years ago.
0 O O
The Parent Teachers Association
of Staples High School met yestero
day afternoon in the lllgh School
building. Owing to the slippery con-
dition of the pavements. there was
as large an attendance as could be
‘oxpeeied. These meetings are be-
coming popular ln the schools. as
lhvy afford a real opportunityvlor
acquainted. and to discuss problems
for the welfare of the children.
8 0 0
Miss Marion McCuichcon. daugh-
trr of Mr. and Mrs. “’illiam Mc-
Cuichcon of East Church street. has
won the Lincoln/Medal. which was
offered for the best enemy on the life
of Lincoln, by a \Vcstcrn business
t‘lrln. Miss McCuicheon_is a student
at. Staples High school. The formal
presentation will be made Feb. 2.
iuolial. \\'thh is 0. handsome
store.
s 0
George Abromltcs of Rosevillc
Road. has been ill for several days.
0
The town meeting which
"I.
There was an error in st;-
0 O
The “’csiport Public School: were
The Board of relief will relieve
boards of some of
llcir revenue. At a meeting ycstcr<
in the
An net of the
ogislaturc gives the board [11‘
this‘tax.
. O
. i
A truck belonging to the Alder
he Post. \O‘d Just over the west
inc of the town and turned com-
No one was hurt and
ruck.
i O
The sheriff‘s sale of a Reamer. car
ace yes-
erday afternoon. did not also place
Audlcy Bros. had
he car in their garage for repairs
ud refused to release it.
0 C 0
John Gallagher. in. celebrated his
lcvcnth birthday yesterday. His
cparimcnt of the Y. M. C.-«~A.
O O O
Vital satisfies.
2 G—Dominick Joseph Romano;
:2—William Care:
nd Mrs. Henry Carre.
parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Dwight
Josephine Concetta Tarnlglietti;
nrcnts. Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Tune
Deaths: ,
Jan. 2o--Julls. Glennsry Clark,
30—vW'illiam r. O’Neil. aged 54
12-Yetta Joffc. aged 48 yours.
10—Josophlne Kocplcu, aged so
‘8. , ~ -
l—Ida Ghamphcr. aged 58 years.
Ill—Richard Daynhun, :1 ed 89 worst her no '
which will be held .Thursdsycve- years. if. ' 5 street. Following-nae rogu'vimlffl‘.’
ning of each yeah. . . :I—Eisa Glglcli. aged?“ years. nes- Iosslpn of the club. omen
" ‘ . “ ~08“: in . ad’s: - »
The Wame‘n's Home 'Misslonary \th as years. several matters of impor ms were
Marriages:
Jan. x-i-Pssquelina Tsdcsco and
lushmfiuujhmyfi
Stannard’~to Appear
Under Direction.- of
Warren Scofleld has under con-id.
erntlon a contract. with s. leading
circuit. Mr. Scotield is to give a. rm
Bridgeport.
Feb. 12. with Mrs. Arthur G. Hull
of Nor-walk. vocalist. and Norman
Mt.
Scofieid. who resides on Wood-ids
avenue, in \Vestport, has. been very
successful in concert work. Gerald
Chutfieid is arranging a program to
be broadcasted by Mr. Scofield from
Mrs. Edna Becrs‘Ross has left for
California, where one will spend sevo
eral months visiting various points
The funeral services or Mrs. Anna
Anderson was held this afternoon‘
at the family residence on Evergreen
avenue. Rev. Kenneth MncKcnslo of-
The interment was in “11.
Mrs. Ander-
lluz parents amid imam when”
avenue. was a business visitor
\Vhist club at her home Frlda
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
tainnaent given by the Library Club
of the East No
Amciation at Communityvfiull last
night, will be repeated tonight. The
proceeds will go toward the East
Norwalk Library fund.
the women of the East avenue Meth-
odist church
nlsht. ,
and older boys of t
will gather to para
cninzaof bowling.
o 0
street. was the recent
Ralph Gregory of Cannondah.
, . o o s
entertained by Mrs. Charles-sop
" n. is?»
tho}, sunrise. Nor- did Evelyn.
cued and Wm forgotten.
i relatively. .
nAFWIth Evelyn‘ was different,. Sh
filled with indoflnahlc musings.
Each night as she lay in be
waiting unwillingly for sleep
,
v
quence.
great hull.
She spar-item with Jewels.
fawned upon ' her—always
was present.
what she had read about it.
a magnificent country house.
ally did Fred enter into‘éulcsc cp
hcmcrnl adventures.
to be influenced by it.
gellce of his home. .
4 Evelyn switched on the bed light
alums-sway sayg‘that Freq
didanot uh. to;g“stting up‘to use.
He
didz'notzsuggsstiit. Tho._good in-
tentionr'thst swelled" within him
that pull morning wavered. weak-
His life
resumed its normal course. speak;
could not adjust henna—she never
thought of doing so. She had dis;
covered a new woman. Bho wanted
to be that woman. not her old self.
She began to live in I. dream world
take her in its seductive arms. her
imagination captured her in a. ser~
ies of‘liltlng adventures without se-
Sho was entertaining in a
Lackeys in sandy mag—
nificance. waited her beck and call.
. Mcn‘
Ellison
Sh. was in Paris. a.
Paris visualized fantastically from
She
was the social leaderpf the city. Mrs
Collcy was her best friend. She had
She
had a yacht. .How well she looked
in yachting clothes. with her hair
flying in the brccse~only occaiion-V
This sort of dreaming became an
integral part of her life. She came
She was. lying in one of her dream
moods one evening when-Fred can“.
home. She had ceased to make more
than casual comment on his negli-
lIc ynwned and began emptying
his pockets of their varied c‘ontcnt‘r.‘
flooding the rough-‘3lfilkin
incited at him. V‘ ‘
. : “Fred, you’re going
to Europe. aren't. you?"
4.1, He ”was! . In!»
"31 don‘t know, Ev."
"Well, Mamie has already
for her passport. and
lions. Fred pleisc let me go."
o
the bed. "Evelyn, you've
coat or anything else—4"
talking about this for weeks.
Why "
- "Yes, .I know that. but
d
o
you would soon forget it. I don
know. whether we can afford it. Ya
”a 9.
“Now you're just trying to—"
TRYING to do anything but in
right thing.
to go—l‘d like to so myself.
and \'.(lcf 0\cr
see. all file tags you should."
She calmed herself.
“Fred. I was wondering
wouldn’t be better for me to
Violet at home—I mean if I so."
"Evelyn,
about? _ . .
"You know you can't go off ant
leave‘Vlolct. I can't take care 0
if
I
4
. Of his words
of her" impressed themselves
lug of. \"ell. she Would EllU‘V him!
(To Be Continued)
to icfim‘é'rgo '
meme? rénuy
n...“
she is going
down this week. to make. max-va-
He walked over and sat down on
gone
ahead and settled thifthins in your
mind without c’onsidering me or the
’fWhy, Fred,'you knew svelte been
I didn't
quite realize that you, were serious
about it. I just supposed iLwas an-
other one of your whims. and that
She irked herself up. impatient.
"Now look here. Evelyn. I'm not
You know I want you
But
it'll cost a lot of money to send you
4hclc and let 5%
lea vb
what are you thinking
her." lie got up and glared at her.
"I can‘t take care
up-
on her. it was himself he was think—
ulls morning follows:
ton._
Davenport.
nes Halacy. Roxie Roughton.
Knapp. Marion Lent.
Koo.
Lillian Needle, Catherine Riordul
Edith Salllck.
Alice ,Schubcrt.
'1:
ll
hint-ion Young. Vera. McCarthy.
Boys. .
Barney Ash. Harlan Baxter.
gar Bryan. LcGrande
doseph Chekn, Robert Chittim.
9 Ed
ham Groginsky, Edward
-Stunlcy Joselovsky.
Edmund Kelly.
Adam McLuchlau, Erick Paul.
Wilbur Rowe. Karl Schacff. Rob
or: Short. Francis Young.
New Electric Service
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ANNUAL DANCE
Mid-Winter Affair at
Hospital WhishClub
The “'omnn's Guild of the Christ
church hold its monthly business.
missionary and social mectin gin the
rectory of the churcl‘thls afternoon.
0 O 0
Sylvester, Shaughnessy. "of East
avenue, was a recent visitor , in
Bridgeport. where he was the guest
of friends.
the East Norwalk Improvement As~
“elation will be held at Community
hall Saturday night. Moniorey or-
chestra. has been engaged to furnish
the music. The committee in charge
of the affair includes Mrs. Stephen
s. Jarvis. .Mrs. J. \V‘csiey Sluuson.
Mrs. Leslie Graham and Mrs. Ernest
Reynolds. '
O O O
The weekly prayer and praise nor.
vice of the Advent Christian church
wli be held tonight at 7:30 o‘clbck.
O D 0
There Will be a relief-sol of the
choir of the Christ church at the
rectory tomorrow night at 7:30
o'clock.
O O O ’
Master Alfred Picione of First
sire/ct, is convalescenclng at his
home. .
O O 0
Russell Day of Betts place. has
recovered from his illness and re-
sumcd his duties as letter carrier
with the South Norwalk Post Of-
flce.
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The orchestra of the East Ave-
nus Methodist church will meet for
rehcml tonight at the home of Mil~
a.
ton Blsuson. '6 Myrtle avenue at
7:30 o‘clock.
o o ‘ o ‘
Percival E. Bennett of \Voodside
ill
Meridcn yesterday.
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Mrs. Leo Davis of Rowan street.
will be hostess at the Jiospltal
y af-
0 O O
The drunstlc and musical enter-
alk Improvement}
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Recreation night was enioyed by
at the
church last
Tomorrow
night the men
he 00!!an
clpater Xian o'v-
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Mrs. E. 'Hunford
guest. of yrs
» NEXT SATURDAY
Community Hall —...—
{iflfiiu Annual . mid-Jinks. dance 3r
0: Winfield *
. mall scuoolll “
NOTES
arly started January 21'. At that g H .. L ,_
time the new factory of tile Gubbc fme (““3" BLOM‘SSQ‘ .
”Malaifi'gjkswbegan operationsiviti. {gag-e .fitt'fifim“
7 ‘itho new service. This factory. . ’ V: 'W'
which is modern in every detail, has 13 COIT v mantra I
about as fine and complete on clcc- BSQUICS ‘m‘. 5.2.;
l tric lighting and power system of its V, ‘ “I C' ““513; ""
”kind as maybe want! in this state. thing new and crux-91'
The factory is not yet. in complete - ~11 ‘, ’
operation. as there has been consia~ this 51109.3 “:35 If;
The regular weekly assembly was
held in the high school auditorium
yesterday morning. No special pro-
gram was arranged. Principal
Philip A. Jakob announced to the
students that hereafter fire drills
would be held in the high school
twice a. month at léast by request
of the Board of Education. The
principal also requested that seniors
who intend to’ enter college next
September hand in their names to
their homo desk teachers and to
state their definite intentions. in
closing the assembly Mr. Jakob. in
a. few words of regret and respect.
spoke to the students of the passing
of “’oodrow \V'ilson, and of the de-
pessen’s influence on Amos-loan prin-
anion.
duccd no greater man; the world
sumcrs a. great. loss that can not be
made up. No man has done more
for humanity than W‘oodrow \‘l’ilson
and his name will go down in his-
4
ion; .to be remembered for all
mum '
O '0 0
President Stanley Josclovsky of
the senior class announced this
morning his selection of the. senior
play business committee which will
have entire charge of that affair.
Helen Prcndergast. secretary of the
senior class has been chosen oust-
nose manager of the production: an
office never before held by a. girl in
the Not-walk 'Bigh School. Miss
Prendergast will start ups-king ini-
mediatcly. ,The other members of
the committee are: Dorothy Levi}.
Mal-ion Young. DorothyFrey. Phil-
ip \Vohlc. Victor Hnnjens. Hum-
phrey Doulons and Harold Bisscll.
t C O
Editor-in~chief, Norman Flewwcl-
lin of the senior class book yester~
day appointed Philip Wehle to the
art and designing department of the
Reminiscentiae, to asast Frances
Wing and Paul McElroy. the pres-
ent designers in their work. \Vchle
has dlrcady donc considerable work
on the book.’ ‘ i
g a c o :
A meeting of the senior class will
be held in rooms 27 and 28 on Mon.
day afternoon for the purpose of do-
clding several matters in rum to
sine afinrei of graduating students
at the commencement and class day
exercises. Mr. Jakob yesterday in
consultation with President Stanley
Jmelovsky of the senior class spoke
0\'el. the matter and suggestEd that
caps and gowns bkoorn at com-
mencement exercises by the boysano» ‘
girls. Just as in college commones-
menu varioufhlsh schools through-3
out the country have introduced the
scouring of grey graduating um:
forms. Mr. Jakob has altered this
suggestion which will be put up to
the class for approval. It has at.”
ready been smashed by til-ls of
the senior class that a uniform on... " *
fume be from by them at class day
' matter will in.
will be attempted
(
.It
Ira. Watch Your Stitch Club was
sible embarrassment a V ‘i
lngs. . M hard ’5‘!‘
to‘ bring about
the m: o: u" ,.»
form apparel as '
so as to prevent 90..
Jaw
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In a. list Ofif honor
O
studentsi'handg
. .lsoc
lal hour was enjoyed.
ed out, by “women
Rather-in Jackson. a;
this morning;
lB—Narysnna Kappa and Benny
It may be noticed that the birth '
noon with the death
first mutual 1924.
exception of
am ‘ Dower
usedum Work up
toot above its bite m It any
a 1.“!
”,
g§§5.3
member: of on. 1,
I In said» “America: has pm;
eruble delay in the insatllation of its
machinery.
/
ENJOYED A GOOD NIGHT'S
SLEEP
"I wish to say that WJLEY
PILIS worked 0. K. on me in
a
couple of hours and the pains lea
ms at once. I took a couple of
them in the afternoon. went to bed
and’ hillhl ood night's sleep and
have slam good ever since." vrites
Con Thick-118 E. Columbia St. Fort
Wayne. Indiana. FOLEY PILLS
are a diuretic stimulant for the kid-
neys and will increase their activity.
Refuse substitutes. Stillson, Powell.
; ‘ {unanimous wax.
den. sophomore, in the only other V
still... at ham made waver-age of;
95 per cent or above and who also;
appears on the high honor list. The 3
as: of honor students is given out
Dorothy Adams. Catherine Bani
rctt. Doris Bertrum. Charlotte Bou.‘
. Helen Brohm. Helen Cashcn, Mar-
gal-ct Chittim. Jenn .Clarlt. Eleanor
Jessie Dibble. Martha Glazer, Ag.
Mildred Hoyt. Ruth Jenner, Laurr.
Constance Lewis. Dorothy Lewir.
Dorothy Mathews. Elizabeth Mc-
Edna Vulicrie, l i i
Adele Van Scoy. Erna. Wimpfheimcr. . k l
i
Carpenter. 3
George Fish. Jack ls‘romcr. Abra-
.liaycs. '
Morton Lena; we llO‘VOI.
is Working Nicely
The new alternating current elec-
Nor-walls
Electric \Vorks. for supplying power
to factories has been in very satis-
factory operating since it was rcgul-
l.
\
o”
. » \
i QPHC‘J’WCD
Envy.
Weekly Service .
\‘v'e are pleased to -
C€,
4/
m.
that we are now re.._‘
in today and see out n.
cat shcw‘rz
K. A. Pohgm
SO \‘i'ashinctnn Strut
South Kuwait:
CHICHEJER 3 Pl .
rm in wow an“
A
All Day
i February
on the prembeS,.Good
Priceswill vary from
deliveries.
rivate Sa e
' F riclay 'Aftern
The contents of the country home of the
la’teer.'and Mrs. Allan Dawson will be sold
Elizabeth Perkins, sister of Mrs. Dawson-
.CKWEAR
m $171.38 In COLLAR. AND curr srrs.
p
can .
Saturday
8 and 9.
Hill Road. \‘l'esion/bl
25 cents to 5-750. No
-". ‘
Woman» sea, homsitched,
mud m ossoousooosscsso
50c ‘5‘ 31-00
moans mach. finished
‘ withooiorodbundsandlsoesdge.
50c &81-00
scrimmage, ribbonrun.
.. .
tonnes-snoosssssss-ssoo.
, ‘ 3015 Sets.‘ inn variety
50c,$1.00.$1.50
' .. $1.50
assess-sc---'
cannon-ooosusooooos
W
oust-nsI-ss-cu-
{sighsscorssc-o-sssuI-Q‘
o'o.‘ o s
" 50C 3%
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