, fill
up visitor in How Won.
0! Errand Mu. ltolnnoon.
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-co or Rowayton bu ro-
op bookkeeper at New ban-y‘-
- ‘l’eu cent more. riot-walk.
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_ .. min... nut. stove and egg.
“i” “delivery. Barrio a». Gum.
321.
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Grady of New York City
jack-end visitor in N'rl'walk.
his family in Gardner St.
*1 Your.ViEIro.in on our Club
Y ' k about it at Donnelly':.
“ o o o
w afternoon and evening
Grace _
meet-
moon’s Guild of the
sun hold its weekly
V!
wketball practice at
"House in Cross St
, o o e
.‘on Ilenry has resmncl hisl
. with the Sanitary Lunch 01*
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---9.o-hnlt of! on writing paper
Mlly’l.—-Adv.
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'1‘” Students Dance Club reports
I) success tor the Dance recently
at ” tho'tfentrul “list Cu. build.
og." .They are contemplating anu—
iiezd‘n the near iutuic.
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Inc Chlnsky was it visitor at the
L High Echool yesterday.
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‘ “chard Nancie, popular mid of-
”fluent-big pin toppier has signed up
with‘thc \Vcsiport Y toppleis.
"“ o o a
’ ~i‘rcoh mined. nut. stove and egg
prompt delivery. Harris 6:. Guns.
#1vo 121.
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local .licliunt is a. visitor in:
Bridgeport today.
' '
mu Florence Ureunbci'.‘ oi
Scribner Avenue spent the neck-
.end in New York City With l'i‘n nds.
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v—{l'hil'ty per cent. oil on all liver-
:xfoharp pencils at. Donnelly'g—Adv.
1 k 0 o o ' .
Kr. and Mrs. Louis SiCVcllki ol'
Conpcptlcut Airline entertained
‘Xriopdldgb‘unday. i‘roni litti'tioid.
149315 Tarloy 073 Grove street was
11,-. visitor in New York Cil:', Satur-
'dly- ‘
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fl Mac Burknani rrtnrnt‘d in
‘mc on UCldt‘ll .\v..nu-, alter
g the week-end with rela-
. Jersey City, New Jersey.
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Dowthy Mitt-hell of \Vinne-
y per cent. of! on all liver-
pencila at Donnelly's.—-—Adv.
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‘ returned to her home utter
Miss
the week-end With
E. Standard of New Ilaven.
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or Braunstcin. Harold Freed.
".Al Cohen and Louis Sherman
genort. visited friends in the
district Sunday.
if. and Mrs. Clifford Morehouse
. mi in. and Mrs. Carl Steel
Waterbury wore Sunday HUGJt3
light! Mrs. Charity Parker
1 Avenu-.
files Lilian Aelierinnh and 15mi-
of
or of Milford were guests 01‘
lgfiliatherine Adams of flew-town
vfio. flunday. ~~
323" o o o .
go sized pea. coal. Harris 6:
Phone 721..
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or Thoma Street succeeds hi'nf.
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A telephone has hoo- iustalisd in
the Boot flood Guam 0!: Wm
Avenue.
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Miss Lucy R. Gales of Rivcxlido
Avenue is confined to her home
with a. severe cold.
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Miss Eleanor Campbell ha.) re.
signed her position with the Grif»
ting Manufacturing Company
and _
today evening the K.O.K.A.
' i hold their weekly meeting
H the
I Hi"
; or Health held iut night.
of
of
accepted one as sienographcr in the
office of the Evening Sentinel.
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Mrs. Mary 'c. Blake 0! JeiIerson
Street is vnterthining n frw rela-
tives and friends from New York
City and Bridgeport on Lincoln's
Birthday. Those included me Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. William: and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard G.
Blake and son Robert. Miss Lillian
l'urrow Blake and Mr. and Mrs. C.
TI. Blake.
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Pennington Burroughs
Ilavcn was a. business
Norwnlk over i"; \\\c'..:nd.
Monday.
0
or New'
visitor r; in
and
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Miss May Abbott. Miss Genevieve
Donut-Hy and Miss Alice Burr have
returned to blot-walk after spending
week-end in Hartford as the
guests of Mrs. Henry Oolitsch.
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Clarence C. Twitchcll has sent out'
notices informing members of Lit)-
oru Lair,“ No. 4. Military Ordl‘ of the
Serpent, that a special meeting of
that organization wiltbe held to-
night following the meeting of the
McKinley camp, The meeting will
be held in the new Foresters' home
in 'J High street.
O
The condition of George Castle
was reported as unchanged this
morning at the Norwnlk hospital.
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lgoutiue matter: came up for dis-
cussion at the meeting of the Boar)
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Mrs. W‘illituu \Vcst ot‘ l’alrticld and
Miss Lena Mutthiiu of Greene Forms
\Vt‘l't: visitors in \Veslport yesterday.
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Uliurlrs ilurris of \‘ancrbury is
spending a. few days in town as the
gut-st of his son. Chnnning llurris.
or Lincoln street.
3
\Villnrd 'Williuins spent the “'L‘Ck-
rind in Kow York.
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The “'t-slport Bunk and Trust
company, the public library. 'l‘own
liull. arc to remain closed all day
today in honor of Lincoln's birthday.
The post office was open until ten
o'clock. The Y. M. C. A. and Bcd~
[uni House were open as usual. and
the classes were held at the regular
hours in ilq-dford House. The facto-
ries and stores were open for the
usual business all day. The school
children prepared special essays on
the subject. >0! Lincoln's achieve-
ments.
A trolley car going in the direction
of Bridgeport at nine o'clock yester-
day morning was held up for a. con—
siderable tlma nits running into a
split switch at the junction of Main
street and State street. A repair
truck from Bridgeport assisted in
putting the our on the track.
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lilies Helen McArdlc, a student of
St. Vincent's college in New York, is
spending a few duys with Miss Annie
Clear 01' Riverside avenue.
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Matthias Post. American Legion.
Will hold its regular monthly meet-
ing tonight at the home or Adjutant
Morris Burr in Long Lois Road.
n-u-v Q ~ : .
volt on patent of ails expeditions;
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The om Scouts gave a very sue.-
ccslml bridge and Mali Jones party
your“ afternoon ‘ in .Bedtord
House. Considerable revenue, was
medrwmmwmm..fl 4.1!” owl-.24.” ,
or tables and thé sale or home-cook-
ed foods. Tea. was served by the
Scouts to those who ml¢‘;mfl
and a number of people who did not
play cards enpoyed the tea... service.
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A fine collection of Babylonian.
tabletshave been loaned to the West~
par; Public Library through the
courtesy of Prof. Bugley of Colum-
bia University. There are ten of
these tablets w it one numbered
and the transla inscription given.
It. is a splendid collection and one
well worth oozing. . Westmt ha;
been greatly favored by the loan of
this collection. The tablets are from
the Edge: James Banks collection. ‘
L BABIES! l
Mrs. John Drummer. irs. Harry
Ludcmian, and Mrs. Irving Loun-
des .ot the Post Road. were visitors
in Bridgeport on Friday.
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Mrs. T. O. )chendry ot um-
ilcld Avenue and Mrs. \‘c‘ihiain‘
Dcverill of the Post Road, l‘luricn.‘
visited With their parents. Ml. and
Airs. Stephen Month. of New (Inn-
aan, on Friday.
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Francis Kerrlgan and a putty of
friends from Noroton Heights mot.
cred to Statutord Thursday turning
to ntttmd the tiremcn's dim gland
ball.
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The lunches that are. Gen 1 to
the pupils of the lflnduw Sunwr
High. are greatly appreciated by the
pupils. "
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Mrs. Howard Shanon entertained
the "Wily \Vorry Club” .u. filo homo
Thursday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lirnd- ’
ley of New York. are Visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. John Mccli:.;i or \Vcsl
A ten Ut'. Noi-oton l ielglils.
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Mrs. Martin li‘lahcriy of Grove
Street, Noroton Heights, unmanned
hvr'neplicw. liev. .l. J. Citary of
New York. on \Vudiit'ntlus.
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Edward .llulluhan. has returned
to Yale. after spending .i few days
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Holluliuii or Kroton
Heights. ‘ '
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Mr. and Mrs. Lint-k bugclale oi
Chestnut Street. Noroton Heights,
attended the iircinen’s grand ball.
which was held lathe Stamford Ar-
mory on Thursday night.
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Miss Dorothy Diem. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. \Vlllinm K. Diciil. of
the Post Road, is ill at her home
with the grippc.
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Harry Schlichling. who has been
ill in much improved. .
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Master Fruzer MacCamnzoud mid
Hy. Adams are ill at their names
on Mansfield Avenup. Daiieii. with
the mumps. '
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Mrs. Joseph Seymour the
Post Road. Dario“, is Viflluno with
her sister. Mrs. Lukcr .spilng-
dale.
.
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Curl “v'uishcrt ls erecting a two"
story building on his pioperiy on
the Post Road near Miller‘s Bridge.
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Dr. John 0. Perry 1;}! rented a
house on Mansfield Avepuz. His
family will join him 300. .
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Miss LuCy Oldrin was soloist at
0
give me some money?”
too much? You'll ruin your eyes.”
‘ Th umday evening.
0
Jillo breakfast table:- ; « ‘
mom at new... has: that '
his head from his downwind
kissing him. she ”has: 9'15“». I
want to. go to the movies today
with Gwennio Locke. Won’t you
rte! sinned aside the
looked at her. .
“Aren‘t you going to tho moxie:
paper and
O‘No' 1
Slightly. ..
lie glanced at Evelyn. .
“I think it would be all right for
her to to (this ‘,aft§moou. . this!»
She luncheon I‘m ' I l'iMul'a
Mamie and I win be out." ‘
"All right,- it inmates” no.“
He brought forth a. dollar froth his
pocket and handed it to‘ her.
”lion;- 9. whole dollar tor you.
Don't loose it. and don’t fill your
stomach full of trash.”
Violet turned back to her seat.
Mamie was watching. her W. ‘
U. “Vidal." the “id. mm.
m by the arm. Wile-Mm
to your father new?" ..
"Violet studied a moment. “flanks,
papa." ‘ 4
“You should my.
father.’ "
Evelyn
silent.
“Violet is forgetful. don't. you
think?” Mamie we». on. “You
should cultivate the little floods
in her. Fred’s finer-molar is
bringing up her children prefectu‘
beautiful that way." She hinter-
ed her toast as she talked. like
glanced at her. then at Evelyn. d
Evelyn responded drvly. with a
smile: “Old maids always have
advice on how to bring up children.
Most of the books on children are
written by old amide."
Mamie returned a unite. “It
sounds reasonable. A doctor does-
n’t have to have caution; to be
able to diagnose it!“ "
l-‘rod laughed. “Elba! isn't
very upt illustration. Mamie."
want on: "But I think [he's right,
Evelyn. By the may. inuin’t" ore
better have your mother to m6?
and ask her about taking can of,
'i'iolct {or a I'h'iio? Then we can
ask mother about it."
A strange Keeling 109}: W
won‘t papa." she poutod
,:
frowned. Fred n11.-1
J
a
He
ed the l-‘irenien'l Bali in Stomford
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Mrs‘. William Munro! Lenny ave—l
nut: was in Stumtord recently visit-
ing her sister-index, Miss Freida.
Mani of Washington avenue.
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Mrs. A. W. Haddock or Tokeneke
recently entertained at dinner, Mr:
and Mrs. George Horace Brod of
blow York cit ’. ‘ ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur '1'. Traw-
bridgc or Coilandcr's Point ..
tamed Miss Nobel Banks. do
or Mr. and Mrs. 1!. “‘u
oxer the recent weekend.
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Friday evening. l-‘eb. \Vash-
ington’s birthday is the data or the
big supper to be .1de at the Darien
lethodiot church.
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Mrs. Ann ltinge. a teacher at the
Royal school. attended the state cou-
vcniion of the Order at Eastern1
Star held in lint-Mord lust week.
Mrs. Eitinge. who is worthy matron
of Acacia Chapter. 0. ii.- 3.. in New
Cantu-tn, was appointed a delegate
among several others. Her sister.
Mrs. ‘Wultcr Stewart. was elected at
this meeting. associate conduetrcss
ot‘ the Grand Lodge.
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her mother to'ta’ko Violet. * ‘
‘hfl‘ilfipfifl' or” her ‘leaving““Violet2 ‘ 5 ,
w you.“ will want Violet for a long visit;
enter; ,.
w. Banks, Jr., ‘
m ' .9:
, 4 filo min-emu
at home. particularly so it slio an.
shove the child ‘08 on'sdmoone 9,153.-
Whiio sho'went on? on a. pleasure;
trip. Ten years or married lltc‘
had plot lessened her instinctive
teal-vet her mother. ' ’
‘ Evelyn realized nowiwnat an un—
favorable light she [would appear
in if she guys the impression, of one
desvoring to be rid of Violet. She
revoitedat such. an interpretation.
'Glcr ' voluntarily to take .eare o:
Violet (or a while. She Wanted:
to gppear reluctant 19.16am .theh
child um..1£ttowdthat
the idea of her going alone was
not her own, she knew that her
mother. while still net likely to
approve of the separation. would
be more animal. ind might even
lake them in: inviting her grand-
daughter to vmt hot.
Evelyn was in o. aim in... as she
answered Fred: "1 don’t know.
nether will be pretty busy about
the time we call, but I‘m our; she
later. Can't you get your soother
to invite her first?"
Fred noted her use of "invited."
"Why don't. YOU speak to her
flaunt it ‘3" ,, '
Evelyn had not told him of her
visit to [flu lumber. and the elder:
Mrs. Jiilc evidently had not given
him an account of it.
"Why—I think it would be nicer
for you to. I'll tell you, let's both
go this afternoon."
"None." this nasally. ”I'm go.
ing to play golf this afternoon.
Well. We'll go around to see her
tonight or tomorrow. “’6 haven’t
been over together for a. long
time."
All he got up he stopped by
Evelyn's chair and said n’iusingly:
”W'e'll have to be sure they can
take care .0! Violet before no make
final care of Violet before we make
final Wmenls for your trip."
With this he walked out.
Evelyn contracted lit-r forehead.
She didn‘t like the thought of
something keeping her from going.
(To be continued.)
o'clock for its regular meeting. In
the evening the women will gather
in the basement of the church for
their weekly recreation night.
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There will be a meeting of the Fi-
tithes committee of the East Ahe-
yue Hethodist church in the parlor
of the church, tomorrow night at
3:30 o’clock.
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The Boys' club of the Christ
ichureh will meet tonight at 7
. 'clocg.
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7 The regular meeting or the Ladies'
mission society of the Advent Chris-
tian church will be held at the.
church tomorrow uitcrnoon at 1
o‘clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett of
Osborn avenue entertained friends
from Bridgeport at their home over
the week-end. '
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuch of
Myrtle avenue have left for the
south. where they expect to remain
(or some time.
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Miss Eileen Damon of New York
city, a lormcr resident or East New
walk. visited with friends. in town
over the weekmd.
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poured in" the light - or trying to“
__ ”She hoped ,that -Mrs. Jillo would? .
8.02114 slam um ,
snubs-mum man. '
“l nodmnnd.’_sho Ina-{m I.
-do we mm-
mm suin-
cum on i» done," no sold
darkly.
lflmemm.o-dlm
.torguno‘mdfllmmm
7W. boom- tho W
.m, downstairs. and 31381196»
‘room above. shouted“
out!» western thou-atom
nearly two miles long. and ghost
lone “other almost out
late upon; the it!)
'opruco old hm Md
2’ The port; union or *
‘nino in an arm and m
whole thing
tram her mind and looked Ahoy:
horns-mm firewalls?
my. coiled with a wood that
two or thm and rues.
. were natty. blue counter-
m on the 'beds, and blue cur-
it. Moreover. it was pleasantly
worn. for the caretaker had and.
strain thaturnacethodoybo
tons. A window was open. and she
could hear the soft lap of the
water man: the my Dada. but
then. In. no noon and she could
one. nothing but u dim black wall
on the opposite more. And the
shoes! It might not have been
m since the m en. the:
, unfit) masses or ice ground these
girl; on tho train and m
.drivo up the
‘mtion to me into. ma
it!” high mountoin stillness, and
oven Rollo T061. no had been in
'his best spirits all day, toll silent
land (mot out he 793101131004
ifsliow. remembered ”in? an In
peas apoet. Emmi-ling. whom
an'Mludj with its. Dio-
widdi- tron also folk»
the mountains or her gil-
’sho was story 0840!:
‘Even the “mm/huh“,
hard of outline in lo! W
mountains into permanent form.
out the air was Iliad with the
man: horrors of accolades. But
for thousands of years to
cone. in. path
Adkomhch. their cub, t lakes.
their massive forests. looked as
doublets as time smelt. “rho
mind. that um futon just -
Mandamus-walnut”
trio-mutual“; sound»
outlaw dohrhogialm»
mote. Europe m u unreal as
New York. She motilitwero
“she would
was here in tho wilderness.
on tho w a Wong DIP
son she knew she would undead.
open up audio“ lilo corridor.
which was immediately filled with
an eager chatter. Rollo Todd
stomped down the culi- “Iain:
“03.. Hunger. Sweet Bangui" Tho
nth” took it an in m ton.
and when Mary went down a mo-
ment m they were til min:
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Sunday al‘tvriit-
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Tlic Sewing: c:
man's Associa':
walk Baptis' t3 -
home of Mrs. J, . _ 5.
cent Terrace. ,
two o‘clock. .\;i
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strip
M
i so. took her m step than Ir.
«minimal. was showing that to
their rooms. Silo toot Con hto
her own room and slut the door.
“I want you to do no: favor—l!
lyon will, dear Miss M” Ibo
The Board of directors" of
.nid.
the ,‘Jot can”; Gan am
Eliot Norwalk Improvement Annoy - 1 at n. com mm; 7
elation will hold a meeting. Friday . r: not ’0‘ to id MCI; m”
afternoon at J o’cloek. ‘Mdo. their a”. . '
. . . . wouenphmndundeoub-u
Friends of Stewart Marshall of 9m 0' Leo'l 91." HI mt“
Wallace avenue will be sorry to “his" which “‘1 author 0".
hear um he is ill at his home. “3" “”5 ”‘m " -
.o o o . iMleatm’Q-Fflr .
The Ladies‘ Aid society ,or the may tell than: “M V" are “ 3..
East Avenue Methodist church will muffled ”in ‘ ”a“ " t'o
hold’a. {nod we in like Atlantic .nd now—hi Assists-vim flit .1
Pacific store on Van. Zandt street. d0 1109““! 't° “W m
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. career: not m:
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David Greenwood or Gregory
Boulevard has recovered from his
recent illness. and returned to his
studio! at the Norwaik High school.
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Greens Farms. The meetings are
usually held on the evening of the
second W'edncsduy in the month but
:is the date conflicted with the date
advertised [or the Town meeting and
us (nor)! one desired to attend the
Town meeting. it was decided to ad-
vance the date of the Legion meet-
ing one night. ‘
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\Villard S. Adams of Ludlov Road
was a visitor in Bridgeport yester-
doifl ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 0. Bennett of
Woodsldo avenue were pleasantly
surprised by a number or their
friends“ their home, Sunday, in
honor ot‘the forty-third anniversary
or their marriage. '
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Howard Holly. proprietor 0! Mol-
ly's market. on Railroad avenue.
Unricn, has recently installed a
radio in his home. I
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quested to be pron» :1'
aboutthudiaingublouthoond
0!th
the Dru-ion Methodist Cuurcii on
V E. Sipperley of Boston. Mass- Sunday.
to in a. business visitor in
and second districts today.
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Cards have been rdceu‘ed ilom
George Sehiiclitliig. Jr.. who is vlso
iiing in South Carolina.
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The Junior Improvement Associa—
tion will give a. concert l-‘riday eve-
ning at ltoylc school. Those who
will laid: part in this concert are:
Mrs. lnabcllo Sinuson Bibbins. so~
prano soloist; Mrs. iii. Lodice Wold.
dancing teacher; Mrs. Lucy Curnun
Smith. violinist. ,nnd Miss Emma
Fallon Cable. an impersonator of
,note. Tickets, which are We. are
now on sale.
Leonard Van nouten or New York
city spent the week-end recently
with his mother, Mrs. Erskine Yen
liouten of 0:; Ridge road. Noroton
Heights.
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4. g Bayliss of Isaac Street was
' or in Bridgeport Sundn).
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* Lilian Alexander of Lincoln
vfio has had a telephone install-
“ fit her home.
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l . Lucy Deitz entertained a few
' at her home on South Main
* Sunday evening. ' Dancing
. ”9" we; were enjoyed and .1 dc-
‘. 3i time spent. Among those
" - wan—Misses Maty (.‘ounol-
h a. Coleman. and Jack \Vehle,
Stephens and Julius liais-
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Mrs. Jereph Seymour or the Post
road. Davies). has returned home
alter spending a week with relatives
in Springtime.
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Mr. and hire. Chester Mellon of
Maple avenue entertained over the
week—end. Munro. Joseph Bella! and
Vernon Binghaxn or New York.
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Tintrcawas a large crowd at the
h etum given in-the Y. M. C. A. an-
ditorium last evening under the
auspices of the Y. ’M. C. A. and the
W. T. I. A. Horace D. Ashton, a
friend of Theodore Roosevelt, was
the smaller. The subject chosen
was “j‘rnvcling by Caravan Through
the Sahara." Mr. Ashton is an en-
ltrluning speaker, and he kept the
undivided attention of his audience
while he told of his travels through
1 Turkey and Africa and his experien-
cr‘s in the Sahara which were espe-
cially thrilling. The lecture war ii-
lustratcd by motion pictures. Mr.
Ashton served during the Runo-
ananesc war with the June. asa war
D
on. mar. above o div-n
‘ "'v ix.“ Ce-rtrude
cash . The StUlt 3 7
«and
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Rev. E. S. Beldcn.’ pastor-of the
Westport Methodist church. preach-
ed in- the Durien Methodist church
on Sunday during the absence of
Rev. J. W. Morgan.
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Miss Muriel Johnston ot' Norotoni
avenue, Noroton Heights, enter-1
tained Miss Jam-t “'allaco of New
York city over the week-end.
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Mrs. EH‘G Evans of Linden ave-
nue. Noroton Heights. entertained
Atherton \thicii has
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Elite-ii,
tonneriy or Daricn. have left San
Diego. Cal., and gone to Alabama.
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bee - 'n V‘ 9'3 ‘ ’V
CharlJitoUlldorc 0: Main n luni];”5_ _,I'ld..i.i'
“spending the holiday in
orlc City with Miss Adelaide
er of West ll‘ortictli Street.
in The Evening: Sentin-
E
1mm Selectmm C. F. WL‘BOGI‘ or
Noroton Heights, has installed a
radio in his home.
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ll Clarke. for the past. your
toe clerk with the l‘utee
Fl t. Company of \Vcst Ave—
s taken up new duties ‘15
n with the New Haven
Donald Ruddiman of "Winfield 81 will allpt‘iil' UR the
street has resigned his position with ‘
the Modern Grocery company.
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l'rank Zaim oi! Grove street. has
purchased 9. new sport model car.’
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screen at the
of the llrm. William Morrcll
correspondent and was with Roose-
oeveral guests at bridge on Thurs-
day afternoon. Those present were:
Mrs. Thurston Gilbert, Mrs. Louis E.
Kirk. Mrs. Minor Miller. Mrs. GUI.
Brumnier. Mrs. Bally. Mrs. Fred
The mid~wcek service at the Con-
gregational church Wednesday evev
ning will be 3. Lincoln meeting. and
the pastor will be glad to have the
qualities 0! Lincoln stressed by air-1
Mil! Ruth
street will chum-in the members or
the Worth league of tho‘ Em
.AmuoiXothodiat church” a V0.»
and» racial ct her home tonight.
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wonderful picture.
'It will depict all the ex-
ceptional high spots of
Mrs. Aimi-~ Noxoa and.dnaghter.
Kiss Azania. will cart on Thursday
[or Florida. where they will spend
the remainder or the winter.
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