e u 0 O
- . b
‘w — Messrs. Stephen Smith of Dou-
1on street. and Stephen Cvery of
South Main street. motored to
.F
t
"adas and Edward liai-
’ ‘ w :among the many Nor-
his to witness the Blue Bib-
”c“ y Majors basketball game
" Mews-t Monday nun;
"“ O O 0
III! Hopper of Modnt .llermen
~ "Ila-act:
usetts is visiting his
-- .. Mr. and Mrs. Barty Hopper
Ilmwberry nill during his mid-
, ,mtion.
’ , s
a—Ihh mined, nut. stove and egg.
delivery. Harris 5: Guns.
181. . '
M Riebl of Beth Place has ae-
phd a position with the Noiwalk
#188“
i
x
O D 0
Tomorrow evening the Girls
« 2mm Society of the Grace
film‘- will hold their weekly
I
7
meeting at. the Parish house.
0 O 0
’-—Buy Your V'letrola on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at _Doaneily's.
O O 0
Mi- ]:leien Duffy has resumed her
' Cutie. It the R. a: G. after being
moonnnod to her home With an at-
-’ melted of “tonsoiitts.
I O O 0
Friends of Miss Beatrice Ble-
Slierry will be glad to hear that
2 she has entirely recovescd from her
recent attacked of grippe.
' a
4
' --Oue-half on on writing paper
at Donnelly's.—.\dv. .
O O O
. Arthur Montgomery or the Last-
‘- ,Norwalk was a‘visitor in Stamford
yesterday.
\Vlliis Fieuvveliin of Brighton
Place has accepted a poniion on
the advertising staff of lll: t.vening
Sentinel.
C O O l
' —l’resh mined. nut. stove and egg
‘ prompt delivery. Harris 6:. Cans.
" Phone 721.
O O
The R.O.ll..\.. Quintet “iii tum-i!
to Stratford tomorrow evening ink—i
ing on the Methodist i;o;s' Club
five at the legion hall.
0 O 0
Friends of William “‘aish “ill m-
sorry to hear that. he is ill at his
home.
—-1'hirly per cent. off on all liver.
sharp pencils at Donnelly's.—Adv.
n. U 0 3
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mardt of
I‘lnttmilio avenue. have had a who
Sunday.
. 0
a Leo Chinskv
of Moore place.
0
today.
‘
Mr. and Mrs.
l-last avenue
friends with ca
Georgia. Where
the winter men
0
musical comedy
directorship ,of
Pennsylvania.
I
coasting on
Park yesterday
, ning.
Miss Anna Benson of Fifth street
was a guest yesterday of Mr.
Mrs. Ralph Fr
on “‘ashington
who bought. nier
a. basket. U_n M
o'clock therc W
which were.
“hieli was awar
\\'(‘slp0l't. and t
Elizabeth Fagan
\oy-Tarlov post
meeting in lied
ington street. to
0
Mrs. John Gr
was hostess to t
Hospital Sewing
church, at her 1i
0
installed in their home.
’ O O .
Mr. and Mrs. John McGuinncss of
37 Stuart incline. wish-to announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Katherine. to liaipii ll. Garfield.
C O O
i
gharp’ pencils at Donneiiy's.——Adv.
C
O O
i
Y
Stdphen lionu-s of 1:0Cl\lilntl ro-rif
pita ,
5 dorgg-ascrious operation. Llr. l'uvv-l
cett grill perform the operation.
\ iillm Olt‘llfl, so‘tl of Mr. and
Mrs. gllchaei Divan of ~l-‘lax lll‘i
"road. who was l‘vctliiiy located in
Miami. Florida, is Jim“ in liavanl.
Cuba. .
‘ I O O
'1 libs—Adv.
0
-:Auto springs,
.. . . .
Friends of Albert Ambler of “1 ~21
\Vasbington strev-t. Will be glad to
heat that he is convalescmg ironi
'hls recent serious illness.
“lll'lacport last evening, “lie-re they
attended a performance at. Poli's
Paiazc.
‘ D O O
Jane sized pea coal.
L Bane. Phone 7:1.
' I O .
Ml- Ernestine Fillilllgt'l‘ of Lex-
io her
Harris &
«Jingtyn avenue. is confined
phones with illness.
Friends of Herman l-‘atem of .3
Ely 'avenue will be glad to hear that
he convaicscing from his recent
nine'u.
n
a
. O 0’
Mrs. Mary lt‘atcm of :5 Ely ave-
nuethss gone to Norfolk. Virginia,
to attend the funeral of h mother.
. ‘ a 0 0
Mil. Pearl Itominc of‘Ely avenue
’ Mil .lhortly return to the stage. do.
.9 fig a single piano uet. booked for
t. Eni‘fid Time.
it.
C C O
‘ g If}. and Mrs. Jeseph Palumbo of
,' Ely avenue, announce the birth of 3.
bob, boy. “'cdnesday.
. ., o o a
‘3 no. Harris of Chestnut street was
I. ,vlsltor in New York city Sunday.
0 C .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Comstoek
# ”tin street returned to their
lam after spending the week-anal
relatives in _Utica. New York.
' -. 0 C
Alice Blake of Woodward
\ .
\
vwouldobservs a
ll sh
..
Watch Yourself Go By '
”and. for a'while‘snd watch yourself go by. just as
_ .: Sa.
Mrs. George Gilbert of Harbor
.l'~\llllL‘ is in New limlford. Mass"
vein-re she has been called by the
death of ll'JK' sist
t
“trinity L'hai
of the Lantern h.‘
--Thirty itcl‘ cent. of! on a“ ler- ; rnime party and dance tonight. at
the Masonic tom
0
The state convention of the Con-
,Wili be removed to the Nurvvaik “05- I i“::iiCllL liariinaro Ueuicrs’ associa-
Tlmrsday. \‘..‘u~re fie “Iii nn-, no” “ill in: held tomorrow in New
li.i\1_ll. Janics
sent that Nor-walk Hardware com-
pany at the corn
Following the
Court l‘rancis. .\'
«len Sceptre. lastuiight, a Valentino-
;sociai “as held.
games and dancing was enjoyed. Ite-
trcsiiuients “era
0
Plans for held
near future her
meeting of the Golden Rule Circle
Nor-walk .Congrcgational
of the
church held yeste-
.\irs. A. ltoss
street.
0
Plans to hold
'at the March me
a. meeting of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society held
Vailemoon at the
or the storm. the attendance at the
meeting was small.
A meeting of
his club was he
noon at the home of Mrs. J. Freder-
ick Bryant. 16!.
U
The Ladies' Benevolent associa-
tion of the Norwalk Congregational
church is meetln
the parish house.
I EKbT NUEwm i
In a practice
the Pastime A. C
slial Five to the
"Benin." Thomas
Guinness starred
0 0 0
Tonight will be recreation night
for the women 0f the East Avenue
Methodist church.
society of the church held its wcck~
iy meeting this afternoon.
Mrs. Dots. Kimmieh of 19 Osborn
avenue will be h
bers of the \Voman’s Guild or Christ
m—u
r. Wbmare
y‘all going the best way 'I Make an honest
’srsgolsgsewhereinparticular
thomost helpful
. pey-dsyfor your savings pan-book.
L...
.geta
of
dies yesterday at Brown university
in Providence, 1:. 1.. after spending
the mid-year vacation with his par-
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chinaky
llarry C. Stephens of Providence.
:. l. is a business visitor in this cil)‘
The Senior class of the Norwalk
High school has procured the Re-
gent and Palace theatres for March
13 mad )4 for the production of the
Producing company of
Scores of young folks enjoyed the
Fitch‘s Hill at
Parkway. Brooklyn. N. Y.
O O .
On Saturday the Mill Outlet store
slip and deposited the duplicate into
first.
awarded to Mrs. Slawson of Cedar
street: the second drawing was the
refund of the amount of purchase.
the refund of the
O
The Ladies“ auxiliary of the Mul-
avenue entertained Misses Evelyn
Hanson and Belle Grasrnere of
Bridgepofi Sunday.
- O .
Mrs. A. Modnc of Putnam ave-
nue was a visitor in New York city
returned to his stu-
O 0
Charles Browne of
are remembering
rds from Savannah.
they are spending
tbs.
"Bimbo." under the
the John B. Rogers
0 O
L'nion
afternoon and exe-
eeman of Eastern
street gave to those
chandise a purchase-
onday evening at six
ere three drat‘lrlngs.
a cereal set.
ded to Mr. Culcie of
hlrd winner. Mrs.
, was also awarded
purchase amount.
0
0
will hold a business
.\lrn's hail. Wash.
night at 8 o'clock.
O O
iflin of Reed street
he members of the
circle of St. Joseph's
ome, this afternoon.
0 0
er.
”pr. A\'q_ ;05, Order
tar, will hold a \‘ui-
pie.
1;. kills will repro-
eniion.
0
regular meeting of
o. if. Order of Gol-
or
An evening
also scrxcd.
O I
in; a supper in the
o discussed at a
rday at the home of
""6 Main
Mulkin.
. .
election of officers
cling were Ride at
yesterday
church. Because
the Hospital Thim-
la yesterday after-
Mai- street.
0 0
g this afternoon at
game last evening.
. defeated the Mar-
tune of 50 to 39.
and "Spider" Me-
for the Pastimes.
The Ladies’ Aid
esters to the mem-
?
mm
geaLRsach
of
V.
ltoch esterLl
and]
church at has homo, tomewow after-
noon at 3 o’clock ‘ '
O
”the regular meeting of the Ep-
worth League of the East Avenue
Methodist church was held at the
home of Miss Ruth Csrothers. Key-
ser Mt. last night. Following the
business session. Min Carothers was
hostess of the members of the
league at a Valentine social.. 'Musie
and games were enjoyed and re-
freshments were served.
’ o a a
The Board of directors the
East Nor-walk Improvement asso-
ciation will hold a meeting Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The regular
monthly meeting of the association
which was postponed last week. be-
cause of inclement weather; will be
omitted this month. The next meet-
ing will be held March 4.
O
of
The Ladies’ Aid society of the
East Avenue Methodist church are‘
planning to hold a food sale in the
store of the Atlantic and Pacific.
Van Zandt street. Friday afternoon,
at 2:30 o'clock.
‘ a
O O
"Neighborhood Nights" will he
inaugurated in Christ church, next
Monday night. There will be 3 gen-
eral program of music. dancing. ra-
dio and motion pictures. ltcv. Rob-
iert B. B. Foo“. pastor, will'be in
charge of the meetings.
0 0 0
There will be a meeting of the-
l’inancc committee of the East Ave-
nuc Methodist church in the parlors
of the church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
O O O
The “'oman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet tonight at the par-
sonage of the East Avenue Metho-
dist clinch. Mrs. Earl Shafincr. wife
of the pastor. will be hostess.
O
feelings of a besieged animal us‘she
sat. in a contemplamo mood.'ln'ths
sun-dappled' living mm of
home late in the Moon. Her
hands shifted- nervously. '
she to do? she feared
impression she
got‘ away from
one did not want to take
s c simply could not change
mind about. going to Europe. h"
the entrance of Violet.
mamma. The paper boy didn't throw
it on the porch~it fell in the yard.”
her~mother asked as she took the
folded. newspaper.
noticed that the little Lang girl had
followed Violet into the room. She
stood silently. one finger
mouth. gazing at Mrs. Jule.
they had
mamma."
hit another one with a pie and It
ran all over his face and—"
interrupted her daughter to ask the
little visitor.
and show her youl'toys."
said sweetly. with a smile for the
Lang daughter.
arm.
at her companion and the two of
them left the room.
and glanced idly over the first
I! e.
Then she turned to.._the columlf‘ln
which the death notices always sp-
Evetyn was me or on the
on Jule
What was
the
was endeavoring to;
her child and bone.
“elegant!
He; thoughts were cluttered by
"Here‘s the afternoon paper,
"Where have you been. iVlolet?”
Just thonshc
in her
"We've been to the moviegvand
the fu‘nnlest picture.
she giggled. “One nun
"How is your mother?" Mrs. Jllle
“Oh, she's all right. ,l'es, mam."
"\iolet, take her in your room
Mrs. Jille
\‘ielet grabbed her guest by the
"Let‘s do." She pulled again
Evelyn unfolded the newspaper
5; Assam...
. . Ii Wi’
pesrcd.~ Having gone through them.
the locked at the advertisements of
the larger department stores. The
women's page. with its serial story
and various departments. next‘clalm-
all her attention. She always read
the daily horoscope. The horoscope
gone through. she closed thanews.
paper and was Just about to lay it on
the library table. where Fred always
'DoNNELpY’s 2
.:9
\.
so. 301;er a m:
are comic:
here—1m ‘,_,,,....
taken (12':
the \vrmi (5
looked for it, when her eye was ar-
rested. She glimpsed the name Jille.
She gave a gasp as she read:
MOTORIST KNOCKS DOWN
NEW BLO'USES. '
WOMAN IN SAFETY ZONE ’
mm. A Balk. 43. wire of NEW NECKWEAR
.John Ballr'. millworkcr. of 216 ~
Henry- St. was knocked down
while standing in the safety zone
at Ninth and Stone Streets. about
0:30 a: at. today. by mautomobilo
driven by Frederick Jille.‘ employs
of a downtown drug. company.
She was taken to Mercy Hospital.
Jillc was arrested by policc'on the
charge of violation of the traffic
And Newest em in '
SILKKOSIERY
'The N. E. RyanCo.
.o SOUTH NOBWAIK.
who hit; .- ,
of Cllj’j‘f: 3
and Sex-~3-
\ Mu.
prices.
code. He was released on bond.
she read it through insulin and
threw down the paper. A damage
suit: This was the first thing that
leaped to her mind. She hurried to
the telephone. After what seemed ,
twenty minutes. although it .was only
two, she learned that Fred had left
the officer He had been gone an
hour. He must have gone to that
beastly club, she thought. And with
this staring us in the faec.‘too! Jab-U
like him. ‘Vhy hadn’t he telephoned
and told her about it this morning?
01:. Oh! on! She picked. up the
telephone book nd finally succeeded
in finding the umber of the club.
“I want to speak to Mr. Frederick
Jille." she said. when she heard an
answering voice.
(To be continued.)
Plinbdllbplsundafhfimfi
George \‘adas has returned to his
home on Edlie avenue after spend-
ing the week-end in New Haven as '
the guest obfriends.
. O O
The choir of the Christ church‘
will hold a Valentine party in the
rectory of the church tonight at 7:3:
few days in Mount Clair. N. J.
Long island. is visiting Mrs. A. B.
Cleverly of Craw avenue.
0 O U
Rev. ’t‘ietor Scalisc is spending a
Mrs. L. J. Seward of Forest Hills.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward R. Barn-
town hall or Redford house. Satur-
day. March 1. The funds rmflzed
from this bazaar will be used for
neeesnry expenses of school sports
and in other ways pertaining to the
children's welfare.
0 0
Mrs. Albin Salmonson of Stam-
Ths deliciom frag-nos of ,
' Baker’s _ '
Breakfast .
l
ard of Hanover. N. 3.. will leave the
last of this month for St. Petcrr
burg. Florida. Rev. Barnard having
. accepted a call to the Presbyterian
o’clock.
ford was in town yesterday and
visited the \Vestport schools as den-
tal hygienist. The work was begun
"Cocoa
‘ 9.11 r. . .
I Quality to cowl”. r ii I ‘ i
1 Service real .2 r .. ,3
i
i The Most Popular Eating Place in To“
i SOUth N OrW alk Lun
i 37 SOUTH MAIN STREET
some NORWALK
Ch
Power Thrill
.r.
The cottage inc 1: of the Nora-
ton Presbyterian liurch will be
held this evening! at the residence
of Mrs. XV. A. Buttondorph of
“'est avenue. Noroton Heights. The
Fillijf‘t'i. to he lllSI‘tls‘It‘il will be ‘1
"Joshua and the Conquest of Ca-
naan."
0 I O
The Thursday llienin: club will
linivl a meeting this week at thr-
rtridcnco of Mrs. Nathan 5. Pinch
of Academy street. Dari-m.
C U C
d
:i
George l-‘islicr, sr..‘of Linden ave.
nun, Norotnn Heights. is confined to
his home with an attack of grip.
.\
O O O
The Daricn Girl Scouts attended
the Alhambra. theatre Sunday and
saw the picture entitled “Columbia."
About 17 Scouts were present. On
Saturday afternoon lit-x2. the. girls
are planning a valentine- masquerade
party to be held at the home of Miss
Barbara. I‘tohrback ot‘ Liarien.
O O
‘ of “'rst avenue
in his home.
0
*7
I
Robert Dnzdal'
has installed a radio
0 0
Frederick Mehlin. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Meliiin of Old King's
highway. was tendered a. surprise
party Friday evening by his friends.
Dancing and games were enjoyed
during the evening, and refresh-
ments were served at a late hour.
These present were: Misses Dorothy
Smith] Beatrice Schrader, Barbara
Rohrbaek. Hazel Crofoot. Doris Bal-
church there.
daughter of Mr.
Mitts of Highland avenue.
daughter Carol are
Highland place.
ill. will be glad to team that her con-
Missionary society of the Rowanon
DUUII.
nylon Methodist Church will serve a
cafeteria supper in the chapel on
\\ ashington's birthday.
0 U C
.tantun llurt will be sorry to hear
that. word has 1"." received that he
is_ scriously iii in Dr. Lon
lxt‘y \Vcst.
been spending the winter.
seelety of ltewayton will be held
W
on Crockett street.
avenue has resigned her position as
bookkeeper
store in Nora-ails.
Mrs. Barnard. is the
and Mrs. Oscar
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills .and
_ spending a few
ayrs in Glcnbrook '
0
O
Friends of Mrs. Jessie Jarvis
0‘4
whohas been quite
tile!) is much improved.
I 0
Mrs. Oscar "ills of Highland ave-
ue entertained the “'oman's Home
tetliodist church yesterday after.
The Epworlli League of the Row-
Tho many llmvayton friends of
‘ c's hospital;
l-lorida. where he has
0 O O
The next meeting of the Good “’illi
tth Mrs. George Kay at her home
0 O 0
Mrs. Jennie Prince of'Rewayton
with the Newborry
C O ‘I
Miss Gertrude and 'Lueille Bran-
Mrs. Gertrude Gill Beckley of Da-
rlen. and Joseph James Donohue of
New York. were united in marriage
on Thursday. February 7. at the
church of St. John the Evangelist.
New York City. by the Rev. Patrick
The quarterly meeting of the
board of trustees of the Rowayton
Library association will be held Fri-
day afternoon at 8:00 o'clock at
the home of the president. MrsL‘Hurl-
hurt A. Bond. Rowayton avenue.
0 0' C
At the meeting of the ndics’ Aid
society of the 'Rowayton- Methodist
church. held in the chapel of the
church this afternoon. plans were
Frank Brand has returned to
Massachusetts, where he is cmploy~
ed. after spending a few days at his
home on new avenue. .
O o o “
At the raid-week pmr service in
the Rownyton church. tomor-
row night. A. B. Albrecht will speak
(3:11.353:th .as the .Salt of the
la
visitor in Port Chester. N. Y. yester.
a... an; '
was a. visitor in Brl
of George J'szenuings in .Greens
Farms" ' last
Chapman add
fertilizer pool.
to hold a Farmer: Institute in the
first week of March. '
George W.
and Allan
committee16 arrange l
holding of the Inaugte‘?‘ for the
Beers and capL'Pu-sons told of their
eh oir moored m
.
tau-ia- Thist- the flat
“thefts, hrtown.
will hold
I, _~ Gm“,
O O I
Mrs. Alberta Jennings was a
o O
Horace W'akemsn, jr.. of Compo,
niche“. County Agent
reused the club on ts,
The club also voted
Jmh’AOsms.
CB“. Goon-so J. Rippe
were elected 3
Herbert
. O O .
William Baynlism's" young ‘ sou
guns-untitled in his home with diph.
use of diph-
O O Q
The pupils
o tagday
m Wm.,rabru. .
m
before the. Post was the S '
gompensatlon bill. Oldie“
0st voted to go on recoi-
oring the um. ’
committee was ap int (1
with the Vetera m c
for suitable
on March l,
that Miss
Arthul- w.
Greens I‘m-ms. died '
melt-J .
nouaosd later.
h r V. l t N m y. ‘0:
. This WP". '_ Armory
“Wm-chem 3.
its W
l ‘Ind palatubility
malt: constant
with the Bedford street school chil—
dren in the second grade only. The:
work will be taken up in the other
schools as soon as the Redford Schoul
i
i
work has been cmpleted.
a o e 5 m of .b
hafilcl'.hll:d Llrsllloy w Raymondl t1? 3‘; it i’ (In
' ((‘I on er dining .‘tlrs Andrew '
Timber-man. pit‘sidvnl of the \\'o-‘ “C9. Of lu‘h
men's Music club of Columbus, Ohio. ; '.
O O O i
Lincoln's birthday “as. observed; "'““‘""‘ “flu"
in the public schools of . \Vestporti '
sextet-day. The American flag wasf w Bakefacc Ltd.
displayed on all of the school butl'l- ? a’terw I‘ll ‘
tugs. At staples. High school we: f . ' '
Marian .‘tieCutcheon \\ as presented WathchsII-nu‘
with a Lincoln medal which she “Maia-l Cud-
I
won from a \i'cstern Manufacturing ,
concern for the best essay on the life
of Abraham Lincoln. The'presenta-
tion was made by Principal Horace
H. Beach. The essay was read at
the opening of the assembly. Sew."-
erul musical numbers were rendered.
The Greens Farm srliml had an at-
tractive program. l’lltll‘l' the direction
of Mrs. Alon Leary ’l‘hu Americani—
zation classes llt'"!l sitrt‘lal literature!
for study Monday t veniug
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“1'2 Alli-2 AGES‘I‘S FOR
Bur-ber- Asphal
Flu-neon: As salt Shingles and
rings.
hills Lu .Burrwf Shady Elms. It? “Nu- Street.‘
Long Lots road. Greens harms. left
Tips for Taxpayers '
town Monday for an indefinite visit
xas.
end. Mrs. Hitchcock is a
winter in Baltimore.
0 U
pending the
Md.
0
net income of 01.0“ or "to
or gross income of 03.00. or
more. and married couples who .
Judge Frederick if. 8 had not income 03 83.”. 01'
alnion spoke
Inukt- .
csmngtuanoonnp‘
Barrett Lspltalt Shingle a. flooflngs
And apply same at reasonable costs.
The N orwalk Roofing Co. l '
in Te
. . O _ '
MW- Nevada Hitchcock of Cross INCOME Til/ll MCI Iugll Brpfi-
llig’hway was here over the week- WHO? Single m '1” m ‘— x ., l
A big, Virile engine to send you
sweeping uphill—big. sure brakes
to case you downhill—patenfea'
Triplex Springs to melt the bumps
away! One hour's drive is riizy
minutes more than are needed to
open'youreyestothebiggerOverland
power. ‘er construction 'a- '
’greater mini-t. Champion $6c5;
Sedan 3795. f. o. b. Toledo.
4
.u
11 West 3%. Tel. 311 so. Koran-2;.
are . taxable.
Pensions paid by the». Government
Th9 to civil employees also mtaxable.
Matthias
d as fav-
A memorial day
to act
as of Foreign \Vars
received as compensation. family al.
lotments. and allowances under the
services for that day. prOVlslons of the m risk we.
‘ dge rt ester-
20332:"? 01:).ghgillj.ns.°n§:l1;pln: day. , P9. 3' The committee 1. common"! of :zdnvtgatiional rehablntaueu lots.-
Board Mr. and Mrs. Donahue will 0 a 0 Donald H. Crawford. «Ralph .Frace gut” f3: sawtmah- th' United
make their home in Duricn MP- and Mrs. Frank Kellogg or "id imam Matthias. A number or anothc 1 ti: o obeseiicluy
. Brooklyn. N. Y. spent yesterday of t members of Matthias past f r n ' a multaryror um
. with friends at Compo. have pilddged their attendanc" it the 03,33: u“? I«‘nitetl States in time
I RISWIYTI’N '_ ° ' ‘ 'a Fm: County 13 - .» . ,
- I The Farm's club met at the heme b. given at 110ml (3:31, dgfmzz Gfigwl:xzalwxmnmer 5:: :3 0::
individual. to. one who bottomed
no services—«or example. to a wi-
.dow in recognition of services rend-
ered by her husband—arena "lax-
able, but are regarded ntmtultles
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N'flns'ements will be an.
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:iect loathe tarts tbs ‘
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The .Norwalk 31.53“ jail. only“
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The revenue actexempts “amounts
lard. Elizabeth De Courcey and “15‘ evening bf'l'ore a l. r ' ‘
Messrs. Alfred Slaughter. "Billy" ‘5" °‘ ROY-"31°" a"el'lue are enter. ‘ members of the rifugeagflfif-Se :0: OPWWOICIJOO
Godfrey. PM Schrader. Clarence "mm“ “‘33 Ruth F130“ 0! Slam~ men voters and their is ' 2" must “I. returns.
Raymond. Adcibert Fritslieiler, ford. Newton-n. Heads. in “3:.JEDT::H% :thlid 1: . 2-: _. ,
Everett Grout and Fred blelxlin. ‘ 0 0 . 0 O . " fl; ' 1' ’ l .
o. o o Traendty and Schenck Rowavton Several me! . "“- ' '. ' ' . . ’ ' ., — .
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The “’omcn's Guild of St. Luke's florists, “1" exhibit, at the annual fire company weiitr: 011} ithc "5"?“ “ ’ Collector of internal . i
church. Noroton will hold a business flower Show which ’3 ‘0 b0 held dur- evening to attend if bl: d-gcpon “at revenue for the district in , ‘ " F ":4 ‘ :
meeting m the Parish house Thur“ ing the week of March 14 at the those who enjoyed th:\\.cvz\llilon‘;: which the person lives or has c tzes , “rs a? ; ,:-l3i b !
day afternoon at 2:30. Plans for grind Central Palace, New York pleasure were: Ear-Chief \‘afinlqilb “3:3“?53: gm of basins-a. ' ' "f L i
Lent “’1” be ulnar: at. this meeting. " kcsbfizfiuJOhn Glynn. Lieut.‘ Deltzco 10‘6A and Femogolfinmwfi ' . I
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Announcement has been made of ’ o‘ a ‘V and regulation... - RI la 7‘.
the marriage of Miss Louise Lash. ' ‘ wmlplmli I Capt John Baker who it '11 tori. “3:3“; goumwlifitomrm b mh Chops . - . . . . O . . . ' . ...... “L lb.
screen artist. formerly of Darien and erly connected with I) ~ ‘ ll. 0 . ' o m \ . l o
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Efwcfjhhgp’ 61°”; :3 G°rd°n 1" Boy Scouts held a meeting in the 3* Villtor in Westport. “ MmS' L . amiaezpfimmugtcfi‘auflg; - h _ ed Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 4.. lbo I
The announccm‘zrlit ossilm' ding;- “L", yesterday afternoon at which the Miss Lo . - . q l dependents. Em: D" a“ R Co d B f I -)-1,. lb' I
ccntly by Mrs. Letty Las' h 0 River troops were ”519:"?- “Whit: grit stating: attended the; normal in: on balance in no! . “mp rn‘e ee ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ’ ‘ “" c-..» l
,‘ , ‘ ‘. - - ' ‘ n amford. Ml ' 'l , ' ’
side D . f . . ‘ . . 8*, seems. Surfs: from «
avermerxgarigrlinlca‘ll’ic (ogre Lrooksidc The High 4 1 ciub.ommitted its Matthias Os the 800$ of Mr. and i can: to 50 per cent, on a; {If}: , Boneless Brisket It‘c lb'
penal-é.“ peb'mary .. .1328le ‘23“ regular Tuesday night meeting owing Mr} Mlchile 0: S'fmed- ? comes over “.000 for the year fl - -_ ' ' ' . . ' ' I . ' ....
“ ‘ 0 the keeping of Lincoln's birthda ; . - ~ ‘ n
strict.‘2:.:":§:.:c;?..;°:.°it: .. . ” “5...... L... L........ L... ~ Smoked Shoulders w: n.
- a o 0 me at the home of \Viiiia ' *
Plaza. Mr. St. Cl l i m Burr N - _ g . - l -
”w U""'°”“’ 0:” filthg’gg‘?“;:g begin-333$” 0:0“: Brain1 have ginegul‘gr‘bfifizesrfidth ml? “cum" Pensions paid by: corporation or l Puritan Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 2J0 lb. ‘
b . _ . - 8 I “V 83's n town e oat was at- ~ ' l
ride is “en [grown m Darien. with “in“ tended to. New business brought 2:333:81 r13: agar-2:1“! employees for 1%“). i
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firbzron‘m in serve at the quar- gchOOI?A;l‘i:1-mmmnd by Slim. :: Nto. - -. ; m \ cl ‘ -by the 7'- w: 7 ii 3 A; m p: m g . n ry
”ii?“ mfiut- February 21-. A the school M yank Penn, . lipwalk Blg YB , “'"egmm 5‘" new . gm ‘ 7.. . 2 . 7 ’ . R-BU ER i
u “.0 enjoyed' to" “‘1' “7“ “mm by a social 1. ' ’ to Play T ' t in Moon!» , tiers of m. Lore guy . 2- -. 00 N133? 10 IL]: ' slk i.
hm" u“ ““5“: mfetmg- —' in which mm m ' of 3:: , 2 2. .‘ 01118151 91" 1mm! .2: . . _ , :_‘ ' .33 1. III; “I Rd. South 3011' .
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to givethe Small job the same painstakin- attention :
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1‘ PHONE 2642 FOR AN ESTIMATE.
Amer-lean dollars also ”mi?“
ivorable comment {mm 'j‘fi. ..
tlon officials who resafftjp r
biped "lung arransimf“;w‘ .
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