Evening sentinel, Monday, February 11, 1924 · page 4

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it}: Brief and Pets 0.12.1 use...

Laure". 106. Catholh:
of America, will hold a
fly tomorrow night in K. of
._ “'ashlngton street. Refresh-
”- : will be served and ,an outer-
will be provided .
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. .. mined. nut. stove and egg.
delivery. Harris 4': gene.

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ii“. Clarnece Carry of Dyington
2 "' has returned from a business

: Red Bank. New Jersey. ’

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1 '1 Your Victrola. on our Club

.- ' - k about it at Donnelly’s.
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~Chunky of the Third district
distal-o to his studies at Brown
“‘de tomorrow. having spent
. fld-year vacation with his par-
tuners. . . .

4nI-hslf of! on writing paper

Molly's—Ad v.

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1. High school independents. a
team composed of High
students. will roll their first
of the season this evening at
yams": alleys. taking on the
Orfihlk independents.
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-"resh mined. nu'. atom and egg
rompt delivery. Harris .1: Guns

from 121.

A number of .\'orwalk ptoplc are
limiting to attend the presentation
"of the ".Stalilford Jewish Main
‘ street." to be given lly tho .3” pm.
'matie club at. the \i‘omall‘s club to-
izémorrow. The production. “llich “as
”written by Stamford residents, will be
.followed by dancing.
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. —'1‘hirty per cent. off on all liver-
11 sharp pencils at Donnelly‘s.—-Adv.

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" Chairs of thu- L'Oi'kcnoe Tribe. No.
3. I. O. R. .\l.. were filled by the
. gelliefs of llridgrpmt tribe at a meet-
ing held Friday night. The, visiting
chiels were hiatl-vd by George \\’.
Barnum. The degree team of tilt-
Park City trilm staged the warriors'
, and hunters' degree on a group of
‘.. candidates. .\ lnrgv- delegation was
also present i'i‘unl lierl-y tribe. Ar-
ter the business meeting. it luncheon
was served and a metal tilnc enjoyed.

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—Thirty per cent. off on all liver-
sharp pencils at Donnelly's—Adv.

Joseph and Angelo Marciano of
z- Stamford. who \vcre arrested in u
’ raid conducted on an establishment
in the Boston Post road last October
and who have since that time been
under bonds, wrre turned over to tin.-
loeal police Saturday by Deputy
.Shcl’ll‘l Sclllechtweg of Stamford.
"who stuted that their lmntlsmull,
l‘gtlaOuil Russo ol' Stutnt‘uttl. had sur-
‘ 1‘ grendered them.
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“ --Auto springs, Tilly's—Adv.
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_7 Miss Eva I’uyne of the second dis-
Itflet. attended the .l"ordhulll L'mnt
last evening at the llillmorc liotsl.

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; At Friday night's sitting or the
players in L'ncas ’l‘rihc‘s l'lnochlc
'ournumenl. Captain Lester lirtish'x
.leu made a, gain ol‘ 4.17!) points
ove ptairl l‘ohlmnn's tram. giving
them alscore of 17,830.
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., r —Large sized pea. coal.
i. Guns. Phone 7:1.
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llurris &

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Pride of i’nctts. Daughters of Pt).
cahontas. will Journey to (.ircenwich
tonight. to witness the orgallizzltinn
of a. new council there. The bus
,Will leave lied Men‘s liilii at 6:45.
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‘. —f‘Comc Out Of The Kilt‘ht'n."
A may in 3 .‘(fl‘. l‘alnu: 'l'ln-a-
no. _Tonight. Sonic Very Choice
Seats lien.
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Deputy State Chief iluynlaker Les-
ter C. Brush and his staff will go
to Stamford tonight to install the
, tracers of Onux ilayloft. 41 1-2.
fifths, will icme South Norualk on

the 5:21 train.

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-€“Oomc Out Of The hilt-hen."
A W” in 3 Acts. Palace 'l'hca-
Sumo Very Choice

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Gite accident of a. minor nrlture
warreportcd to tile_uptown police
viz: the weekend. Harold 1:. Col-
. ' at New York city. was driving
‘Iil 3'0"! automobile down “'cst ave~
Insulator-day night. He male a
m at the Norwalk armory to
had up West avenue and collided
.u with another machine which was al-
on going toward the'l-‘lrst District.
Tholktter car was driven by Nathan
<SBiI-cht. of South Main root, and
his wif . Fannie
Both machines were
i’ntrolman Sweeney in—
tied the accident, but no ur-

_yes mnde.

Bose Budoue of Paradise

,lllv: evening's program was the nov-

_having cards and covers. who would

 

'nt. 11 Valentine party at. her homo on

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Noeller of
South Main street were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen McKee of New
York city. over the week-end.

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Herman Gobble of New York city.
was the guest of friends in town.
Saturday.

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Friends of C. J. Vaughan of Con-
cord street will be pleased to hear
that he has rccovered‘from his re-
cent illness.

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Frank Martin. Stephen Hungaghi
and James Carroll of Stamford visit-
ed friends in Springwood Friday.

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William Bayils. son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Baylis of Woodward ave-
nue. expects to sail shortly for
China. Mr. Baylls is in the United
States Navy.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cascri: of
Bridgeport and Mr. and Mrs. W
liam E. Garfield of Port Chest
glue a. surprise party to their mo-
tllcr, Mrs. Nicholas Garfield cf 32
Lowe street. last night in honor of
her birthday. An orchestra. from
New Britain furnished the music for
dancing. Miss Caroline Garfield en-
tertained with several vocal selec-
tions and an interesting feature of

granddaughter of the guest of honor.
.\ dinner was also served. Among]
those present were Mr. and Mrs.
\Villiam Garfield. Mr. and Mrs. .ios«
eph l'ulerlno. Iilr, and Mrs. Felix
Bologna and son. Daniel of Port
Chester: Nicholas Culubiale. Henry
Scurli. John l'ctrueiill and Armand
llomco of New Britain, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Cascria and daughter. Maris
of Bridgeport. Mr. and Airs. Liathew
(jaibo. .ir.. and children. Mrs. John
Foris. Mr, and Airs. Samuel Liber-
tino. Miss Katherine McGuinness
and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield
and l’ullril)‘.
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A card party will be short at tho
lloyul .lnmvs inn Tuesday attei‘imop,
February :0 at 2:30 o'clock. "iii?!
the auspices of the Norwalk litp' )-
lican Women’s club. All llievzlbers

in: willing to permit the club to use
them for the party. are asked to no-
tify Mrs. George Van Alstyne of 3
llllyvit-w lt\t‘liilt‘, who is chairman of
the. committee. Refreshments will
also be served at a. small cost by the
management of the hotel.
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There will Ive an important. re-
hearsal of the i'coplc's chorus in ‘be
iiigll scoilol tomorrow night at it
U't'ivclt.
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M. ii. Suiting. manager of the
lucztl oilice of the Southern New ling-
lnnd Telephone company. has le-
t-ow-red front his recent illness and
resumed his duties.
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The Whatsocvcr Circle of Kings’
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Ar-
chie Nash. H Putnam avenue, to-
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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Mrs. l-‘. J. Morrison will entertain
the members of the l‘cople's chorus

West avenue~ Thursday evening.
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The line incilam Relief Corp. No.
no will me t Wednesday morning in
lied Men's hall. Main street. A din.
her will be scru‘d at 2:3" o'clock
and l‘m- newly elected officers will
be installed. ,

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ilurry Friedman of Scribner street
rep-tried to the police Suturduy that
when he went into his barn Friday
evening to throw some hay down
from the hay loft to his cows. he
sine]; his pitchfork into a man who
was laying in the hay. The man told
Mr. Friedman that. he had no place
to sleep and had gone into his burn
for the night. Mr. Friedman gave
him 5’) cents and told him to go to
Narnaik and get a regular place to
rest.

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.\ large number of friends gathers
ml at the home min and Mrs. N.
l-Zdison in Spring street last evening
\vllvrt‘ a. surprise party was tendered
their son. Benjamin ii.. in honor of
his twenty-second birthday. Dancing
and music were enjoyed find various
games played. i-‘irst prize in the
donkey game was awarded to luau-
riec Spector and booby prize was
captured by Henry Harioitz of New
Haven. A bullet luncheon was
served about midnight. Those who
joined in the evening's merriment
were, Misses Frances Modne, Mar-
tha Chinsky, Fannie Modne. Jay
.losem. Belle Bate. Celia Shilepsky.
Anne Marguliesc. Florence Green-
lwrg, llelcn Glass. Eva. Feldman.
Jeanne Greenherg. Rose Alexander.
Gertrude Poliak. Ethel Greenberg
and Beatrice and Lillian Golden of
New Ilaven. and Al Levy. Benjamin
and Milton Markoff, Charles Novas.

ried.

wa s
da y.

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Misses Maude licagon of Holden
avenue and Margaret ilalney

avenue is visiting relatives
field. New Jersey.

day.

man. \Villiam slavin.

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Mr. and Mrs. A.
East Port Chester are visiting Mr .
and Mrs. Ralph W. Bray or Mail. services Rev. Beeline spoke on “The

street.

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George G rego
studies at

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Mrs. Terry Col
spent yesterday with her
Mrs. R. Mulvoy of Cross street.

sition

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Max Sellgson of ii
a. visitor irr Paterson.
yesterday.

a. visitor in

Miss Isabelle McNiven
York City is visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Mchvt-n
Spring Hill avenue.

a similar

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’°Mr. and Mr! Frank Silvermsn of
Plymouth avenue entertained at e.

dinner Sunday in honor 0: Mrs. Sii- , .
verman‘s brother and sister-in~law. Waylon Methodist chum In 111.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kantor of New chapel Wednesday'. We ”.23
York City. who were recently mar- o'clock, tordisousa plan tot-fits sup;
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. per whieh into. be served. at. .<?s
Samuel Router and daughter Helen. quarterly conference._Feebruarf 1.“
and Mrs. H. Shapiro of Norwalk and A .ewlng session mu .1” be Enjoy,
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Kantorwits. edat the special “men“,

Mr. and Mrs. Abe Kantor. Mr. and e e e

Mrs. Jack Kantor and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Feur and children or New York Crockett street will
City.

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Mr. Howard Knapp of Riverside ._ . .
avenue is out again after being eon-

tined to his home for ten weeks with . _
a sprained hip- ‘ listie meeting being held at the no-

Kenworthy oi

resumed
preparatory
school after spending the week-end
at his home in Brooklyn. New York.

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Miss Lillian Libner of South Main “fume "mnlememl
street spent the week-end with rc- dein 1" Stevens. Scott Albrecht. J-

latives in New York City.

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Mrs. Mayt r Josem and daughters on Wednesday “‘3‘"-
idthel and Florence. returned to their
home in Spring street after spending
the week-end in New York City with of ilowayton avenue ‘had as their
relatives.

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Frances Ryan of Leiden avenue
entertained a few friends at his home
Saturday evening.
ing \vcre enjoyed and a merry eve-
ning spent by all.

Games and danc-

mors of Stamford
mother, bit: street.

Mrs. A. Pencil of Bridgeport was
a guest Saturday of Mrs. iv‘redCick
Jones of Spring Hill avenue.

iiridgeport

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lain street was
New Jersey.

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Julius Heisman ' of , Grandview
avenue was a visitor in New York Linden avenue.
City Saturday.

Irving Kleinman of Hartford was sevente
the First district g‘estcr- Danni

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Michael Ravitz of Isaac

his

of

with

and
with

street were:

The card M71 him ifllder the

the cards. a social hour was fired.
There was music and denotes. Be.—
freshmcnts you also served. ' 2
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‘Thereyilt boa special We:

the Ladies’ and society of in. no.

Friends ‘0: Mia Ruth. xi... of
be mused, to

her recent illness.

waytoi; Baptist church. during the
month of February was given at the
church. yesterday. At the morning

heroic Aspect of Christianity.” in
the evening worship Rev. Mr. Seal-

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J. Irving Davis returned to his iac'a tonic was "How to Ftca Ad-
studies at Yale after spending a few VCNHL"
days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ‘.
Joseph Davis of Seymour street.

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In order to afford the men of Re-
wayton an opportunity to get. to-

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_ , Miss Mae Bucknam of Holden nve- getiler and discus problems of mu-
city liancins of “"19 MM” Cl‘5'-"'“"\nue is visiting frllnds in Jersey City. tusl interest. the men of the no.

wayton Baptist church with the as.

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Maurice Date of Commerce street 5131;an of Rev. Victor Seallse. m-

2“; 3' "mm: in New YOTR C“? W" tor. are formulating plans for the or»
or uy.

gnnizing of a Community! Brother.
hood. There will be a weeklhfor.

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Miss Jaie Coleman of Couch street -
ll . 1‘ e W .
and Miss Midge Connolly of Grant viTedm hicll all m mbers ill bein

street, were visitors at the Stamford
Y. M. C. A. l'riday afternoon. color. nationality or creed. is .11".

Every man irrespective a:
his to Join the Brotherhood. At

discussion of a. subject of inlet-Ct.
A general social get-together meeting
is also being planned. A committee
has already been appointed to make

Painter. John Johnson and Howard
Evory. The committee will meet

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Mr, and Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond

guest over the weck~cnd Mrs. J. Rob-
inson of Brooklyn.

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John Collins of New i‘luven was a » ' 0 ‘
week—end guest of \\'illiam Mexichols
of Westport avenue.

The utility friends 01 Mrs. William
Lal"ontsinc will be sorry
that she is seriously ill at her home

31‘“ on Crockett street.

parents, " . . c .
Mr. and Mrs. George Moseley of
had as their

ltowayton avenue
guests ove rthc week-end Miss E-llth
Higgins

li-ooklyn.

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Miss Grace Buckholtz of Brooklyn
was the guest arm" the week-end of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moore of D“)-

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Henry 'l‘lader. who has been con.
nected with the Swedish mission
church in China. for over 30 yaars.
will lecture at the l‘towayton Hap.
tist church, next Sunday. Mr.

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Eduard \i’ilulutt of Day street 'lJiidcr “"11 1°” 0‘ his experiences
gnu”- in China.

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Clarence A. Stools of Van Durcn I ISKRIEN I

avenue resigned his position
the C. & K. Co. [ind has accepted 8.
3mm" mm “1‘" ”"3 Danbury 1"“ ly ill at her home on Maple avenue.
company of that city.

Mrs. George Williamson is serious-

Mrs. John Finch of Broad River.

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3"- “' 1’1““ 1“” ”amncd’hi“ "°' formerly of Dnrien. is under. trest-

tllc Copyright Clothing in , N , !
company of North Main street out "u the 0:“81k Hospi at.

has heel-pied
llirshenberg Brothers. also of North
Main street.

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Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Finch of Acad-
emy street, visited with relatives in

‘ Devon recently.

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Richard liaincs. who has been
visiting a. few days with his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haincs
oi' Noroton llelghts. has returned to

of New York City. and expects to go on
Merwin street were visitors in New a theatrical ‘0‘" in "1° near future.

Haven Friday even ing.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scribner and

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_Mrs. John Buckley .of ya“ Burch ilttlo son( at \Vest avenue. Noroton
' in Plain— Heights. vis cd recently with rela-

tives in Wilt n.
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Noroton Heights.
gave a birthday party in honor of
their son. Louis. who celebrated his
tit anniversary this week.
and games were enjoyed
during the evening, and refresh-
ments were served; Those present
Misses Dorothy Dolan. Mats

spent yesterday with friends in New ion Hart. Helen “131mm Julia Rad-

Haven.

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Mr. and Mrs. Leonah'd Smith of
W'cstport avenue were visitorsSun-
day in Brooklyn. New York.

'foéd. Anna. Hackett. Ruth Kirk. 1:.
m McBrienrNatalio Denning. lithe;
Kurtis. Elizabeth N887. Etta. Avery,
and Messrs Victor Dugdaic. Norman
Moist-ten. Albert Lee. Robert Craig-

Misses Marion llyatt and Dorothy head. William Benton. Owen Craig-

Stevens of
in Stamford Saturday.

in street were visitors head.

Hugh Mountains, Franci
Cleary and Thomas Kirk. -

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auspices ottne Ledi: Wag
9 . the Rowaflon Fire m, .t’ ’ ,'
5°“- °‘ 0'" 0"“ “a 3:031; 2:: the benefit or the smear. utilise

e . .

’ B one Saturd nigh Was on-

Meyer Alpern. Max Ginsberg. A. 90- 10:2; 1;, 33".“ aged. "Edam
has. Al Cutler and Joseph Ginsberg. ’
of Bridgeport: and Edward Horwits
of New Haven.

hear that she has recoveqd~ from

The secolid in the series or strange-r"

each meeting. there will be an open-

It included

to heat-

nnd Aicck MacKav of

Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Kirk of‘

0mm XXV.

The door clued behind theflast
cueet, Evelyn afi M o glanced at
each other mutely.' red. yawning
slightly ,aaked: « {‘Did you see the
evening paper? What’d it say about
the Weather?" ,9 ' ‘ ~~

"Was in eVer’zbrought in?" Eve-
lyn asked as a reply. "

platned as he step ed on the porch.
"I want to pl golf. Hope it's
going to be good."

The folded nempaper was on the
porch. He {glanced out as he started
back to the door end glimpsed in»
blinking. stars. displayed like a spam:
led necklace with the lunch as a
Clasp. He paused. Funny I haven't.
noticed 'em lately. Look like new
His thoughts wavered.

Evelyn called: “Can't
it?"

Hen re-cntered’ the house and
closed the dodrrthen unfolded the
never. "

"Light showers." he read. “Well
I won't mind a shower."

"Let's’leave the dishes and thin...
till morning." Mamie addresed Eve“:
lyn; "I'm about dead." ,

"Yes let's." p Evelyn turned to
Fred. “Turn out all the lights.
And be sure the kitchen windows
are latched.-}Hannah usually' for-
Eels them." ,

The woman disappeared. Fred
continued his course reading sland-
lng up. He failed in an endeavor
to suppress a. yawn folded the news-
paper methodically. placed it on the
library table and switched out tho
lights.

When he had tended to the kit-
chen windows and all of the lights.
be carefully opened the door to Eve-.-

30“ find

talk to mama.

‘ Fred opened the door and ex- I

 

lyn'e room and entered. Violet was
in the bed. blinking her eyes sleepilv. i

Fred patted her on the shoulder
and kissed her. “Run in your roomi
and get into bed. Daddy Wants to.

as w

:I‘hat’s 510ml girl.

He watched her as she slowly left
the room. Evelyn eyed him unemp-
tfonsiily.'fie turned to her. '

-“Ev. let's quit ail~this nonsense.
Let’s " ' ‘ \

B'Nonsense?" She raised her voice
as she pronounced the syllables.

“Let's be sensible. You know—"

“Now. Fred. 1 don't want to hear
you rave any more." she said. as if
warning him.

“\Vuit. now. “’ait. I only want. to
do the right thing. You know I want
you to have all of the advantages 1
can possibly give you. But you
havn't been treating, me right."

He noted that her counte'n‘inco
remained calm' and complaisant. He
continued: *

"You ought to know that I want
you to go to Europe. i‘lbiike for us
both to go over. but I can‘t get away
“'9“, l was figuring today and .I
think we can manage it."

She rushed overnnd kiss‘d him.
“You gofi' old dear!"

‘ "\\-’ait. now‘. “’ait he remun-
strait-ti as she kissed him again.

"We‘ll have to get mother or your
mother to agree to take care of
Violet". '

Evelyn paused a‘ moment. “Oh i
think they will."

She ran to Mamie's room and
burst in. scoring her cousin so that
the jar of cold cream from which
she was making generous applica-
tions to her face went tumbling on
the floor. ’

"Oil, Mamie! I'm going! i‘m go-
ing! i"rtd says i can go."

ltound and round they danced,
laughing until they both fell down
on the bed and hugged each other.

“'hen liz'clyn returned to her‘
room. Fred was in bed.

“l-Jv. i can‘t get out I but about
3500 now. but tilat‘il get your steam-
ship tickets and everything. and i
can borrow some money. I can
easily pny it black while yuo'rc away.

§ 34.

 

the day are invited to go to L‘edford
House at this hour. when Dr. Ale-l
Quaig “'1” Lu: glad to line‘s-ctr an: “
questions.
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Many \‘Vcslporlcrs who are illi-
fortunato enough to be (:Olilpclltti,
to commute between Westport and:
Bridge-Mt are coulplaining bCCiiust‘
of the increase in the price of tok-
ens. The daily rate to be paid is
5 per day in execes‘s of the old'
rate. amounting to all to a trill--
over $15 a year. -
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Many tickets have been told fur.
the lecture tonight by iiurucc i1;
Ashton. under the auspices of illv:
w. ’1‘. i. A. and the y. .u. c. A. All-.3
Ashton will use for his subject, --l:_-. i
Caravan Through the Garden of .\i-"
his" with motion ‘
lions. ‘

picture illustra-t

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— A large crowd went to Xol-wam'

~8aitbdw evening to witness the bus-

ketbaii game between . tllc Colllpo
Life Guards and the Somali; lied
Men. The general opinion «at those
who witnessed the game is that tin
Guards are playing too many gtuncs'
and are becoming tired. The game!
of Friday evening with the Dallbur)’~
big live was pretty strenuous and,
there should be. a. Couple-of nigllts'
rest before tackling a fast team like.
the lied Men.

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Mrs. Harlan Dulmadge and Miss
Ethel Miller have gone to Libc‘i'ty.
N. Y.. to accompany liarllut Dul-
nladgc on his journey home. ML.
Dulmadgo has been staying ut'u lu~’
bereulosis sanatoriunl in Liberty. .‘V.’
Y. for quite a long period.

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The fire departmnct‘ was called?
out. at the early hour of 1 u'clocki
yesterday morning to extinguish a'
fire. near the i-‘able building. canned!
by the backfire of an automobiieJ
There was but slight damage.

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The Reamer touring car. whielli
was sold at s. sherilr’s sale. Saturday f
morning was bid in by Roy Mtlcl'Jl-i
wee for 825. The car was in c.\—i
ceiient condition and it was capeqh'
ed that considerably more would be
realized.

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The youngest son of You ”“314;
Brooks was recently operate! 'on at'
the Nor-walk hospital for appendi-
citis. The doctors.- however. found
the cause of the trouble was mould-
ing wax. which the little chap 'had
swallowed and which had ibdged in
the appendix. Young Brooks is get-
ting along nicely. .

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Mrs. Percy Anderson and children
have returned from an extended
visit 'to Chicago. .

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Mrs. O.- ‘F. Howard spent the!

week-end in her country home in

‘ prawn-amt. tho

‘ Nt‘uil'i rar following
‘ closely

“ nu: in :h~~ Y auditorium during the

iillot. sung "Star Spangled Banner"

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i). Ashton in the Y auditorium un-
der the auspices of the \\’. T. I. A.
and lil" Y. M. L‘. .\.. has again been
ialtst dale living
lr“A}i;tl;v"_\ :5. The subject of Ur.
.ty-ura‘ l-wturc “ill be "The Romance
of \\'ol‘dr:."
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.x slight accident occurred Sutur—
dny t-u'lilng' in front of the past. of-
fice. building when an auto stopped
lltllili-l a trolley car. which had
putter-ll ti) (lit'uliu-rge passengers. A
the iirst loo
(Tillitl not slop quickly
I‘iiLillilil .‘llit‘ nltllizlcd the first car.
llrrul‘lnt: the spring Sliill‘hlu of the
ear. .‘So arrests \vern made as the
.lil' ll .«wtilwl tile ll’lattcr to their own
satisfaction.

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‘ .iu accident occurred also in Riv-j
‘I‘lsitix' :ncnue. when Baker‘s truck.‘
,drivrn by

“Shorty" l-‘rudcrickson.
while turning into a drilcwuy. was
struck by a car driven by Julius
liioollt of Bridgeport. Bloom lost. a
tire but no dalllligc was done to the
truck. ‘
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Tux Collector Joseph (3. limit,
plates that he will clean up the tax
buolus it}: the St‘lllltt.‘ ot‘ a. number of
automobiles belonging to persons
“110:“ in”: bills are long overdue.
Milne I". them of several years
Minding. 'l‘ilc automobiles will be
sold :l'._;l sllcri'lI‘s sale. theme-venue
l'tctntrl front the unit: will be ap—
plied on tile back taxes of the par.-
syn it! we car is sold. The tax'col—
H 1":51‘ has ’llilli privilege under the

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.\ wry line program was carrir-d‘

Lilit‘uln tili'y’ exercises The speaker
“as Sucill‘t‘d through the efforts of
.i.tlil'.‘b’ l'etl r Bradley. who acted as
chairman of the evening. "1th and-
ience. lml of Mine. Alice Smith G0d~

as the opening number. During the
ringing allarge American flag. illec—’
curing 15 by 25 feet. was slowly un-
furled. theAast lust. t'oid opening out
as the song was finished. Bir. Brad"
“‘3' then mail tt few reularl-{s to the
I-lt'vrt't that as Lincoln was a soulii~
writer. mutllern songs Were appro-
priate for the occasion. Mme. God-
illut then 113‘ “Carry Me Back to
Uld Vil‘Jill) " Mme. Godillot then
s: 13‘ “The Dawning." by Cadlnan.
:tttlll‘ which Kenneth “Bradley. son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bradley. pre-
sented Mine. Godiliot with a “beauti-
ful bouquet of carnations and roses.
J. 1". Bradley. in a short address of
introduction of the celebrated lec-
turer. D'Andrade of Norristown,

 

 

Pennsylvania. spoke oi! the life,

 

Charming Evemn‘: "g " Gown

6‘

. . ‘3' ., woke

unsound what It

meant to the youth of today. liken-
ing Lincoln's lite tui- that of Christ
and Moses. .At the; close or D’An-
drgde's address.» Mme. Godiiiot sans
“Lest We Fortet.” and as alfencore
“Long. Long Ago." The clergy
-Westport. Rev.,]iJ.aeKenzic. Rev.
Reed. Rev. Hutchilug. Rev. Belden.
the town'selecune :1. Austin Wake—
man and Ashton Leary—had seats of

honor on the 1:18.?qu ' DON NELLXV’S

Mr. and Mrs. James Peter Brad— ‘
ley and son. Keane fix. of New York, \
spent the week-end at their summer \
home on Oronoqus Island. ' \\

NEW BLOL’SES

Fm. GEWKIK' ":
NEW NECKWEAR

The annual mid-winter dance giv-
'And Newcq (010“

SCATTER SUNéHmE
“With These‘

I Love You
Just a Wearying for Y
- Wonderful One on

en under the auspi cos of the East
Norwaak Improvement annotation at
Community Saturday night was well
attended. The halt was attractive—
ly decorated with plants. Monterey
orchestra, furnished the music for
the dancing. The Lucky number
dance was won on IKiss Eileen La- The N. E. Ryan (‘0.
vote and Jack ‘Wehle. Refreshments SOL‘TH 301:“;in
were also served. ltuch of {he suc- ‘

ccss of the affair mu at be attributed N
to thevwork of the. committee. whicih _\
included Mrs. Stephen S. Jarvis, Mrs.
Leslie Gorharn. Mrs. J. Wesley Slau-
son and Mrs. Edgar .Reynolds.

in

SILK HOSIERY

 

 

company will lzuid its :1 c
ly meeting at is 1 .,
Zandt street. tom.” -_

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I
Miss Ruth .Carot‘lers of Keyser
street wll entertain tile members of
the Epworth League c if the East ove-
nuc methodist church. at Valentine
secial. at her home. tomorrow eve-
hing. .

\Yilliam Graver. -‘
Union collrgm .
your vacation .. . «,-
Mrs. Hallie til-ulnzl. . ,
line.

The. Ctlllr-rr-z:
arenue lllr.‘.l.u3':-:
tonight.

‘ e e a
Friends of David Greenwood of
Cove avenue will be pleased to hear
that he has n‘cm‘creil. from his rc-

eent illness. Sylxustar r“

turned to his lgl‘

sp: iltllfiiti

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The Ladies" aid society‘ of the after
East avenue Methodist church will Bridst‘l‘w‘i-
hold a. food sale in the Atlantic 8: ~ .
Pacific store. Van Zandt street. i’ri- The result? in “
day afternoon at 2:30; o'clock. the \esll'y e:-- -
‘ _ . . be held :if '
The )iuyflowcr Hook and Ladder 7:80 o'clock.

 

H. S. LANDSMAN €69 SGN

;; THE HOME OF FINE FURNlTlr'llii

The discriminating folks of the Norwalks \\ ii“ i.::'\ :7 2';
around invariabi y return and frankly tell ll\ lilzll v p late
the niost up-to-tintc line of furniture and at lif‘E . ur-
prisingly lower than our competitors quote. 'i'lli A
REASON: Our greater buying capacity by run» :: . ’
two stores at. Dl’llllllll‘y and Norwalk enables l-
merchandise at louver cost hence Our ability in I "
prices to you. Kdeping'in touch, as we do, xvi-.i. 1:.«7

or markets of the icountr)’ we are easily able in “.113;
very best goods obtainable.
ery new design is. submitted to us immediately and com-
piction which explains Wily we have the BEST tuJODS,
LATEST PATTEiR-NS and LOWEST Patel-gs. Him-E's
A" REASON. ' .

By special arrulzgvtx 2‘.

is the great 111013111 of bargains. Hundred< of 1?. \‘i‘ll
savings frorf‘lo} to 33 1-376 await you. NHW 15 THE
TIME. Now is YOUR GREAT OPPORTL'xn'l; WE
INVITE YOJJ T50 SEE THESE- VERY SPECIALS.

' ' ' \
3—PC. LIVING ItOOM SUITE, ”P
in blué velour . $96' It)

3-PC. PULLMAN REVOLVING SEAT DAYENl’t '12? 1:50

SUITE, in two-hone velour. $120 0

\At .e.....u.-.n.o...............

_ At the Royal School. an .enterte‘ln. Westport
I street visited with friends in .’\'at iand :1.uflcleLS°:dw“:\l Ciflc avenue was a. wit” in Bridgeport ment will be given next Friday. by ' . . .
’ ‘ “70' ""F. t‘flmur‘ n .Y. . nur cc Saturday evenin ' the Junior Improvement Association , . ‘
Wort. mer ,ihc “BOX-OWL Shliepsky. Julius Heisman. Moe Flne- e ,. . . or Dru-ten. The proceeds Will go ragga “tin: 1:113:81? aging at
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Adams 9! toward the funds for a pullio play ~ ' r my me-
Wax Hi“ fluid spent the week-cum ground. The children are working

in Poughkeepsic. New Yerk, and. very hard to pen the tickew and 1a - .
were guestsot relatives. 0033“”. in charge of

large attendance is expected. ‘ 4 “We composed of Mrs. 0 B "; 1 ' j _ ’. _-
“"“ "' , Vsnsan MrsHenrO ..> '» 1 1 .
Miss Alice Toone entertained a 1133 Anna. Mehiin of Old Kings' Vm Ntoble and l 3: firfigegl’cxfis . g ‘ . . _ MSMAN’S

number of friends at her home on Highway; entertained Miss ‘ Hilda Several young women. Patrice Mac-
“-16 wall swim, - 257mm Street.

Concord street Friday evening. Pi- ’l i Klan
ano selections were~rendered and $93,393:). fctnfi? no 3 0! Denali.
‘ Hermit, Conn. Danbm-y, Conn.

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Miss Ruth Mara. of Van But-en

 

9'Pcefifi‘iiifiifé‘ftf‘f???ffiffiz$14975

 

Juliet Gutzenwetler" and
Mary Alice Shro'yer.‘ assisted i '
dancing was enjoyed during the eve- . . . , n
hing. The guests wereuissElqrence. M d Mrs. Louis E Kl k. t ”"135 Th0” in charge of the
and Helen Deering. Phoebe and Alice " "m ' " ° 4““ Vere- Police Commission
Taylor. of Norwalk: Dorothy RusJ Linden avenue, _N°m°n 39‘3”". Chu‘les Kemp». IAurence Cr'autunli
sell and Marlon Jackson of ~Long, 3*“ planning 9 "m to Philadelphia. "31-F- 3- 300.3”. Chief at Police
‘ W Qutgley and Policeman Denys The

inland; and Gregor} Riordan, Lester .
Singewald, Loulsjiiiorio. Johpficuh ‘ . _ . . prise fox trot. was won by Mr. and
1y. Vincent Mei-Inch. Thomasxrae- i ., - ‘ Mrs.“ James Driscoll. Tho.‘i>l'i2e-was

'- . ‘ ~ a. cake. -' ~
m" “d A“ I‘m' ”“1. Fred Fig“. The children or the Mayflower .. - . -

tier-e. . . "1 _ .. ,. ‘1'. - " . . -” - ..,.; . .. .7 . ... .I ', 1 - <
. . . .. Band ‘0! the Congregational church rudiment of. Charles Langen- i ; ‘ Kam "" I ' OX1t (1
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cur ’ d u‘ preparing “ Valentine menu berg!” held yesterday- afternoon ‘ ‘ .: _ ’ ' i. _ .. p..- ram-p ~01. S

daughters Edna and Dorothy,» t tinder ”1°, 1“?”th 0‘ Hrs. Arthur at lite into home. manner. Kenneth \ r. . . 7
~ For Jami-r Miss and Grown-ups.

 

[Watch Yourself Go By.

1M master a while and watch yourself go by, just as
you would observe a stranger. Where are you going ‘I

 

”you going the best way ? Make an honest examina- ,avenue spent yesterday with relatives “It“. to be DWM at the Chil- Intends officiating. — The all .
“I! yourself. ~ inTlal-ttdrd. w .‘ .' . » fiugomsnin Nommfigmry were George .Gmmfi’en .~ \ I" _. _ p - _ n1
- - ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘ -' .me bets 9 meet Pan 1 Prueue‘ r. A. S. Green. Vi’. H: We’ ‘ in ” ‘ ' ' K0
JW'WP“! ”kg: 1: mcfl'fi 3” " ‘9fl Mh Mr. and Mrs. Edward Allen at "mm With “Iii-RN! in the Hesse. 'After the-dervice the re- s ., ”‘3“! gar“ 0‘11 on 3' Wm pattern “nth: coin-
W, 011:! of habits—that of connectlcugsuenue .pem the. week. .Sunday school room in the church “Wayne ”wed am, a vim. m m . . _ .305! J. rubber heels, assuring 100 per 0611 .
, : 00310 infill Pall-day for your savings pawbook. < end in Ta'rrytm. N. Y., with rels- where they make various articles “rut amount: mine family in". . . 51m eating-vine; -
’ »' - t ' . “V“- A ' (“infirm mull!!!" “int and 0°11- ” m in: WilioV'rBr‘ook cemetery- 3 ' ' ‘, i‘ '2 ' ' ‘ Fri“ “m and $4 50
" _ - _ 0 0 0 ‘ street dolls and other toys for or- “gym; condlflpn‘o} the mung , ' . . ' ._ " tr ’ . . , ,-,. _. _- '
' g g ‘. , ‘. Bill Wood“ Francis Dieting 9.316631”? minus the preparsdo‘n?“ the grave ‘ 1 1:.“ . ~ i ‘ ' ‘
.. y ‘ ’ . ', b" . 7 _ Walter lander-hue r , ‘ e. en, a p , woman ‘ ‘ 7 _ ‘ ‘
‘ -‘ ' . 'x ‘ "g ,1 were ijfllm _ Oswedaesgayattorn‘ _ " '