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Vm end is“ m ed the!
. fl'mooi tho I.”
. ' Knights 0! Columbus and
3 New. society will tnhs
evening in the Knights
- club roonu. At the pres-
” the Ksccys srs leading by}
Fred Collins and Frsn- l
”which are the hish team.
defeated their opponents at,
sitting by over 7.000 point-.5
evening. including dancing,
reshmcnts wiil follow the-
-. \iuing and the committee‘
" s s good time to all that at-
of
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mm Hellsnt was s. ‘isitor
”York city yesterday.
" ' s s s
, firs. i. liellsnt of Main street'has
‘ fwd trom a few dnys' \lsit with
relatives in New York city.
‘ o I
in
v
—-’Vesh rained, out. stove and egg
delivery. Harris 5r. Cans. .
rinse 1y.
”I second Combat Train
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v
“i.
held its weekly drill at the Armory
tonight.
" s e s , .
P“! “'nr'l. George. Clark .~:.ti l:'-‘
Vin ”film's wart: \isltors irl Bridge-
port flturdsy 1.x Bi'ilii‘.
‘5' ‘ C . I
The H. U. K. A. Jrs. hold their.
weekly "I‘llin: tomorrow owning
in Cross,
at the Grace Parish Hons»
street.
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Mr. end Airs. Charles Taylor andl
totally of West avenue, were \lsl’crs‘
in Bridgr port Sunday.
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William K. l'illklrr 'u.‘ l‘tl'nnfi:
E avenue was a \isitor in Milford. sun-
, I
l“ 4" ~ " s s o
—'i'hirty per cent. or! on all Ever-E
3‘ slurp pencils at Donnelli'l-—Adv~ l
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LQV’ fl?
'1
Nol‘aoodnln and Al
in Net
l Spring street mm.- \lsltors
I York City Eunvlay.
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“”98"“ “Funk: .57‘1’
”r. and .‘l l'll.
of
l 34:. sud Mrs. William Whim-
7" Bridgeport. were Sunday s'ivr-ls off
0
’ Mr. snd Mrs. Frederick Niall
‘ Bilvcrminc Name.
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)(r.'snr.i Mrs. A. Human u.’ l.
street. wa-ro Visitors in .Vcw in ..
city, Sunday.
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“notice J. i'incson of High str: - -
spent the week-end in New 1mm.
F city with friends.
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——I'resh mined. nut. stove and 93-,-
prompt delivery. Harris a Gun;
Phone 721. .
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r' Kiss Anne ilargulies ot Flax ll: ‘.
‘ fiend entertained our the Week-t. l.-l
the Misses Lila Zimmerman :ih‘}
Kern Feder of New York city.
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i Xi- Lillian l.lbm:r or South Main
street was it week-end \lsitor in New l
York city. .
l“ s s e K
R. Ward ot Bridgeport was s \ls- 5
tier in the Norwalks yesterday.
I
l' .
' Mr. sud Mrs. Charles Gilbert 0!:
loin street were Sunday Visitors in.
New Haven. .
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Misses Harriett. Turnr-r. Marjorie
Word and Katherine iumsny of
Bridgeport were rlunviay guests of
. tho Misses Ruth and Alice SnltIcn
7" or East cvenuv. ‘-
I
«Large sized pea cool. Harris 4;
Guns. Phone 721.
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XI. and Mrs. liaiwin Roberts or
m Bill road are entertaining their
“lighter-.31”. Arthur Lockley ot
Hartford.
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Cords are Lil‘lng remixed by Norw
i walk friends or Mr. and Mrs. Hill
t Roodner of Cedar street. Who are
sojourning in Miami. Florida.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graves and
daughters. Charlotte and Marion of
Row Haven were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert 'Bouton of
East avenue. i
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William R. Cahlil of Wilton axe-
nus and Themes E. Burke of Isaac
street will attend the flute Letter
Corriers' convention in New Haxcng
on Washington‘s Birthday. ‘
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.3 —-Buy Your Victrots on our Club
. Piss—Ask about it st Donnelly's.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jones or
Spring lllli avenue ire the proud
‘9 parents or s baby girl. born Monday
morning. Mother and daughter are
doing nicely. .
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I
John Ecaiy of Main street is en-
joying s. two day vacation from his
duties ss letter carrier or the Nor.
of
[of
' groc was conferred.
.. o
. which is said
it post odice. John Ryan
-, in avenue is substitutindg tor
- *-
5.x COOK BOOK AND A PIANO ~—
Isosnidesppenhiswitesndchlldminmiwbbottbcir
"odysmsywbymmd
ity 9 Brief m1? mm
Hassdllrsnajuninmo! m am any.» n
street entangled over
my lain
the Bsbbsih. Mr.
Bennett and dsughter.
New York city epd Xr.
Chsrles Watson of
Jersey .
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returned to heri munity club will hold a moons.
the Broad River chapel- . ,
I
Miss Mae Harris
studies at Xormsi school
bury alter spending the Wnk4nd
with her parents. Mr. and Bits. 11.
Harris of First street.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence or
Van Buren avenue motored to Mt.
Kisco. N. Y. Sunday sod were guests
or their daughter. Mrs. Wilbur E.
Smythe.
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Misses Eleonora and Vern Mitchell
or East avenue and Merton Lee or
nayvlew avenue: were visitors in
Dndseport Sunday and attended a
surprise party for Miss Harriett Mc-
Donald at Six street.
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--Au'.o springs. Tilly's—Adv.
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5.2m'1-i‘; Alexander of Spring street
‘ '3 a. S'ln‘ljy
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Mrs. Grcs Halon u;
were rt‘cvrnt matters of
A. German of Isaac
Mrs.
rl'lo anti Mrs. Daniel Brown at East
aVcnuu ware Visitors in Bridgeport
53:1?in
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.lolm i1. Duckcr is iii with tho
llililTll“; a: his humu- on Elizabeth
strucl.
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Shani! and Mrs. Edward Doulcns
llilISlrl“ placv, spent the week-
end at 'ziv: liot-l it. James in New
York on" _
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—-Ono-halt oi! on writing
.: Uonnelly‘s—Adv.
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.‘li'S. \V'. lnglrs ol‘ Rowaytou en-
paper
tlr'aincd :l. numlw‘t‘ of Norwalk
Il‘i'”l‘iL.lS .l'. lnr hum. Sunday L‘Lll-
m3. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams 0:
W‘s-‘port avenue entertained oxer
workwnd Mr. .‘ind .‘lrs. How-
r’unimland of New ilavcn.
'u
1
An
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Miss Sue Bruce returned to her
s: miles at Normal school in Danbury
.lltcr spending the week-end with
Eur parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. l'
ilrut-c of Newtown menus.
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—-—’i‘hirty per cent. of! on. all Excr-
~Ll'irp pencils at U0nnelly's.——Adv.
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Coltu Encampment. No. 31, I. 0.
. »_ i'. hold its semi-monthly meeting
llst evening. The Golden Rule Dc-
9
Specifications {or the Maple street
sewer are being prepared by the
Highway department.
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i.rnest i. Saxton. sccrttary 0! tin.
; l'uirflcld County Y. M. C. A" :zpcnt
; lestcrdsy in New York city.
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Automobiles drhcn by Edward
llolicy ct New Canaan and Mrs.
in South Main ntrcel, Saturday after.
noon. The car driven by Mrs. Taiy-
lor was damaged to a considerable
intent. The matter was settled be-
' txucn the drillers of the cars.
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Miss Irene Gorham at 8 Gibson
Ccurt gave is delightful bridge ten
Saturday attwnoon. in honor or her
guest. Miss Helen Diet; or Went-
llcld. New Jersey. The prize {or the
best bridge score was won by Mrs.
lichard Gleason. Those present
were Misses Helen Dietz. Natalie
‘ .‘lcCausland. Clara. Stone, Ethel Gel-
ston. Jessie “Fitters. Josephine Mill-
or. Millicent Brady. Mrs. Harold
Jennings. Mrs. Charles Gngcr. Min.
Richard Gleason. of Bridgeport. and
Mrs. Hamrd Lasher 0! Bridgeport.
e e s
Constable John A. Mills is today
investigating a reported robbery
‘ to have taken place
some time during the past week at
the home of Dr. Dunn in Ridge ave-
nue. Dr. Dunn told the uptown po-
llcc that a. piece of old Chinese pot-
tery had been taken from the home.
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A slight accident ,between unto.
mobiles owned by Peter \andron
and Thomas Kirwan st Catherine
and Main streets and which lisp-
pened Sunday was reported to the
uptown police last night. The dam-
age was slight. '
s I
The Day Nursery will be 'closed
this week by order of Dr. stcett.
because the matron and some or
the children have severe colds.
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The Finance committee or the
South Norwelk Congregstionsl
church met at the church lsst eve-
ning. L
f
”l
Trenton. New
in Don-
Me
tune-MW
.‘W
l
Battery chad-us weekly can st
the Xorwsik crusty.” night.
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Tonight the Brood River Costs-
3
Neighborhood night was enjoyed
at the Christ church. last niche.
There was a radio concert. m
music and dancing. Last nix t’s en-
tertainment was the first in s. series
of interns! co .-
which will be held in the church.
Monday nights. The meetings are
under the supervision of Rev. Robert
B. E. Yooic. rector. Every one in
the neighborhood is invited. A gen-
eral. good time is enjoyed. It is'siso
Re . Mr. Footc's intention to show
p as or current events and for
those who do not care to Join in
the singing and dancnlg there ytll
uslvor in New Turing-crying: intv-rv‘s: may
Howard Carr of. East ave-l
of the
John ll. Taylor 01 this city collided, o'clock.
he llTllc groups. where topics of
be discussed.
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Mrs. :‘amurl Artelle ot Rowan
strcct was the guest. or m Thomas
White at. her home in Westpert.
Sunday.
‘ ’ s e s
The fifth sitting at the Mayflower
fire company pinochlé mun-lenient
will be held tonight.
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The many friends at Miss Helen
Fitch who has barn ill at her home
on .‘(srtle’avenue for the past. month
will in: plansrd to hrar that her con-
dition shows much imprwement.
Miss Fitch is a. member of the
teaching stat! c: the Marvin school.
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J. Lawson has bvert appointed
manager of the. Modern Grocery
store on East. axenuc. Mr. Downer)
sucrtceds Thomas Clark who was rc-
cently placed in charge at the com-
pany's new store in nidgclieid.
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The “'oman‘s Guild 0! Christ
church “ill meet With Mrs. llarrict
\Vood st hr-r home, 31 Osborn rive-
m‘. Thursday alternoon at 2:00
o‘clock.
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Mrs. “K H. Sniden o! Edlie me-
two has been appointed orgsnlst and
musical director of the choir of the
East nvcnuc Methodist Episcopll
church.
There will be a mncting of the
Ladies' Mission society at the Advent
[Christian church at the church to.
morrow afternoon st one o‘cl0ck.
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Mrs. E. B. Smith at 206 East ave-
nue will entertain the members or
the: East Norwnlk Sewing club at
her home tomorrow otter-noon.
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Miss Martha Chinsky of
place was the guest of friends
Now ilavcn over the week-end.
s . . ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead of
East avenue hsd as their guests
over the week-end triends trons
Greenwich.
Moore
in
e‘ s s
The quarterly contercncc or the
East mgnuc Methodist church will
be held in thc Sundoy-schooLroome
church tonight at clght
The Ladlcs' Aid Society of
the church will meet tomorrow at-
ternoon at two o‘clock. in the
evening the women will gather in
the basement or the church at 7:80
o'clock to enjoy their weekly recrea-
tion night.
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Miss May \Vilson or East avenue
has recovered from her recent ill-
ness and will return to her studies
at the Nor-wail: High school. shortly:
At the regular monthly meeting
of tile nowayton Civic association
held at. the nowayton hose house.
last night. the appointment of Cal!-
tain Theodore Smith as deputy har-
bur master of the-Somali: hsrbors
in charge “the Ron-nylon harbor.
was received from Governor Temple-
ton. 'i‘ho commission was obtained
through the efforts of Captain Ellis
Howard, humor muster. A vote of
thanks was given to Captain Howsrd
by Harry Byrnnt on behslt ot the
association. it was also voted at
the meeting to have the secretory
send a letter to Mayor Robins re-
garding the question or the appoint-
ment or special constables in Row-
nyton. Mayor Robins addressed the
association on this subject at its
last meeting. ~
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The women or the Fifth word were
hostesses at the social which wee
bold following the regular monthly
busineu meeting o! the Norwnik
Republican \Vomen's club in the
club rooms in Norwslk yesterday
afternoon.
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m will» be elected
week’s gstbering. .
e o e ‘ .
Due to the illness at Mrs. W.
J. C. Bsokius. musical director. thoro-
wilbbc no reboots-J of the choir ot
the 30an Bwtist church on
E‘rids, night. .
I
At the weekly communiti_ and
prayer meeting at the Rom.
Baptist church. Thursday night.
Franklin Muhette will speak on
”Christisnity as the Bar 0! Lite.“
m
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The regular meeting or the Wow
men‘s Town Imminent used:-
tion srss held yesterday sflernoon
in Bedtord House. The meeting was
called to order or 2:30 by the pres—
ident. urn. John Crawford. The
minutes at the ins: meeting were
read by the secretary. Miss Bsnbcr.
Mrs. Gunios. chairman for the pro-
gram committee. announced tho
knitting ten to be given March I.
The object o! the teas is to sssist
the Red Cross in the production of
cops tor the tubercnisr patients at
the Ailington hospital. The building
committee mounccd the comple-
tion at the studio building st the
rear 0: the Town hall. Letters were
read from Senators McLean and
Brnndcgec. which Were in curve: to
the resolution passed by the W. T.
i. A. asking them to support the
World Court protect. Senator Bran-
degee is at the opinion that the
court is too closely connected with
the League at Nations. and thinks
the United motes should not bss'e
anything to do with it~unicss com-
pletely severed from the Hague.
The most important question heron:
I‘svlllon question. The commit!
reported through their chairman.
are. “falter Peck. that the select-
men are asking the sssocistion {or
83,500 tor the pavilion concession
tor the summer. A vote wss token
by bsiiot. as voted to odor 81,500
for the concession end 15 voted to
983' 82.500. Mrs. anford sn-
nounced that Bcdiord Rouse will be
open on Sunday schedule Frldsy.
Wednesdsy afternoon the anode.-
tion' members have been invited to
attend a luncheon st the Rout
.lsrnes hotel in Nomlk. st which
Prof. Guerning will speck on the
subject or “Latin nineties."
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Lie'ut. Paul XscGrcggor snd Po.
licemsn Daniel at. John or the New
York police force were in Westbort
yesterday visiting friends.
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Police Officer “liter Dotty. or the
\Vostport police force spent yester-
day in New York.
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Miss Josephine Godiiiot is to
spend a vacation during the month
or March in Northern Xew York.
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Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Dolge have
returned tron: n vscstion spent in
Miami. Florida.
The cast {or the three plays to be
given next Fridny in the 1’ audi-
torium met in Christ church rec.
tory last evening for 'rehesrssl.
Dr. O'Connell spent Sunday in
Kent York as the guest or triuncls.
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Miss Knthe'rino Sherwood of New
York was the week-end guest or Mr.
sud Mrs. Kenneth Sconeid.
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The Carpenters and Joiners ruion
held a. meeting inst evening in Arlen
hell.
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Joseph Smelter or .\‘ew York. “he
was arrested by Odicer may or the
Westport police. wss released by the
police beceuee no charge Could be
brought against him. His resletrc-
tlon even found to be alright. Taken
beiore s. doctor he wu pronounced
to be sober. The man was held sew
ersi hours. Just wily he was er-
rosted is not quite plain.
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The News“: High school basket-
ball teuu wiiipisy the girls teem of
Staplu'fligh school next Thursday
evening in the Y. M. C. .-\. I!!!) in.
" 7 :1 Wins: shipment"
“isn‘t. see to- the old
the meeting sue the (tempo ”at?
. and friends oi: the church and Sun-
The Good Will society or Rower-
ton will be entertained by. Mrs.
George Kay 0: Crockett street. to-
morrow afternoon. Mrs. Edgar L.
Raymond is president or the society.
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stood at the Bethei team as has been
snnounced. -
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Mrs. Frencis Day. end her dough-
ter. Mi. Dorothy Day. spent the
eeit- nd Ch us. '. .
Many women from Rowoyton have w c st .093“: ‘ 1‘ Y
taken tables for the cud puny
which is to be given under the --sus.
piece or the Norwsiir Republicsn
)Vomen'ls carocistion. at the Royal
nmes an. e runry 26. Amen
them an Mm smiley Be“, Mn a“: cd byithe sate door beinx closed
P. Stevens and Mrs. John Ponder, upon ' .
Miss Jessie Alien 0! Isugstueit.
who is tmployed in the oilioes O! the
Consolidated Coll cempeny. bed the
misfortune to have her tinni- cruell-
e I
Mrs. o. H. lions-e or New York
said Weston. wu n visitor in We».
port over the weekend.
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There will be e. social in the Route
syton Baptist church tonisht in
eight o'clock to which all menthol-s
The two sides that compose en su-
tomobile wheel invented in Europe
ere stumped from sheet metal into
lattice tom tint distributes the ten-
sion evenly. .
day-school are invited.
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Friends of Mr._,and Mrs. Sidney
Bell of Crockett street will be sorry
to hear that their young daughter,
June. is ill. ‘
Dun-non Ailments of Middle Ago I
Are indicated in women by nu- '
vous conditions. irritability. Int-law
cholia. psins and aches in the inn
dizzy spells. hudsches and in:
flashes. These trying conditions law
be easily overcome end such synv
toms controlled by toiling Lydia i
mum's Vegetable Compound. ‘
will interest women to know that
s recent csnvsss mung over .
hundred end, twenty-ens thong.
mu tom's moon.
.lnuusrr is unity one at ’ths
ale-i months. end brittle its there
nouns. colds end bones“
the sows-s BONE! AND, us
UMPOUND at. the sent an et e
”an or cold. es it loosen. the,
the mo soothers and promises to ram
see the elem
'At’nsonmmsqmafiw
lawyers-ted and W cm:
the can. Kenton firstjn mar
“I “wt" .30!) would all me."
she ssh!“ W. 5qu did-
- 513W: with: a- sink. Ev"
he incest song. ' ' ‘ ‘
melon relieve her. Sh: waft-
fw hin'to go or; .
.3. "no MIG-bowled me out. but
decided 19m: in the wrong so
Block and Iconic of! with firmin-
Ws hurts:
! as." -
“Well did moot".
”.Wfll. I :askedthe did m.«Bc-
tin-the was there—it he didn't think
335 rue Went and showed him
the money. Bo paused. o. moment.
but finally took it in his hands-Then
X We bin sign a receipt, in which
I hsd inserted the words ‘in release
or cisdrn for ”injuries received By Mrs
Beiir.‘ and had it witnessed by the
court clerk. That settles it. i think".
“But. Fred. do you think thus!
‘3; 2" She risioned Jr».
Bali: the Bsiir home as she has:
seen it. ‘ ‘3
"Enough?" He said it puzzled-
ly. 'ttht did you expect me to do?"
"Oh. I guess that was all right."
Don is her heart she wanted to
do something {or poor Mrs. 3311:.
"Fred." she said _ oosngtng his!"
tone so she suddenly remembered
"Aunt Elizabeth called up and ask-
ed me it I waggoing to be home this
stic‘rnoon. Said she wanted to come
over. What do you suppose she
wants?”
"I haven't any idea. What makes
you think she wants anything 5pc-
c181?"
"Oh. I don‘t know—“’2“. good-
bye. dear." She rang of: and rose
from the telephone with a. sigh of
relief.
Binnie returned from the library
about one o'clock burdened with
an crmload or books. Evelyn Glimps-
Gd Boedaeirers of London. Paris.
Belgium snd Italy snd titles con- i
”TRANSFORD NO.
A shipment of :00 Ford cars.
sembied on whcels. was taken rc-g
ceptly tram the Kearney, N. J. plant;
o! the Ford Motor Company to the
branch operated by Dutcc \V. 1"an
in Providence. R. 1.. by the “Trans-
!ord No. 2." the largest boot being;
used for the exclusive transportation:
of automobiles. :
The vessel, on ocean-going oil;
burner. is owned by Dutcc w. rung;
dealer [or the Ford Motor company.':
covering the entire state or Rhodel
island and New Haven and Fairfleld:
counties in Connecticut. 3
The rcguinr run of this :mtomo-l
bile trsnsport is between Kearney.
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES '
A special meeting 0! the Nor-walks
High School Athletic association was
held yesterday nttcmoon in rooms
27 and 28. President Sallie); was in
charge. The meeting was called to
decide whether new bsscbnll uni-
forms should be purchased tor the.
sound of the coming season. This?
matter was decided upon favorably
and President Ssllick was authorized
to nsmo a committee to make the
purchase. The matter concerning
the iinnnces of the aroorlatlon was
next discussed. \Villlnm J. “'alsh.
manager of the basketball squad of
this your. spoke ot a prcposml urtcr,
made to the Athletic association uu~ '
officially by Frank S. Abbot, presi~l
dent or the Dramatic club. \\‘alsh
spoke sppreclatively or the mutter
and proposed acceptance at the pro-
posal. Stanley Josrlovsky. following
the subject. spoke approviugly of the
otter but said that in view of the
feet that the Athletic association at
the present time is not in dire need
of money and in View oi‘ the (act
that President Sslllcis has offered a
plan to std the treasury or the or-
misstion. the money should not
be ctr-copied. Heated discussion loi-
lowsd. the ni‘i‘lrnlativrs consisting or
Mortin Dells. Frank Abbott. \Vililnm
4i.
Welsh and other; the negatives
iisving in their number Norman
Fleweilln. Julius Frankel. Stanley-4
Jouloveity. etc. The negatives won.
it is thought that President Shiite}:
wll soon proposo a dance to be
given sometimoutert month by the
Mlhletio association.
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Ties regular usscxubly will be bold
in the iiigh school auditorium to-
morrow mornins. No special pro-
gram has been arranged.
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Htudents oi‘ the iligh Ichdol arc
busily engaged in the many contests
for easy writings as sponsored by
the Norwnik Kiwanis club. the li-
iitiois Watch ('0. 'tilitl the “Echo." the
school publication. The Kiwsnis
club competition closes on or about
April ill. Thu winner. as announced
two weeks use in The Sentinel. will
be given s trip to \\‘sshlngton. D.
(3., at the expense or the local club.
"our students her-e already started
working on the rear. The iiiinois
Welsh Co. has likewise induced n
.ierge number or students to try tor
the bronss modniion bust of Abru-
hem Lineman. which is altered so tint
prise. Music the lost is: tor us-
pors to be headed in end the with
non will be denounced. in the epo‘
chi sssemblr which}: N11: 9*“:
sod tor Thur-dew ”Principal Jud
bob. The third cents-trims “Echo“
«inflow-u Mom»: may
,Il‘mlhtotpmrsbytho time o!
dot-C cum - s. :5.
1' o .e " ~
rain. on Jsoob an.
men. nine-tyoelght. out ot ow. . m mm
hundred reported benefit from ifsitolsulminwr'
Ina—Adv. ’ new.”
‘ 3 mow
. .
FLIVVERSIN ONE SHIPMENI
as~ N. 1.. where a. branch plant of the
mart s
thought she looked hidden. Hume's
photo was even smite.
“You know they say that per-
sons never look like the photos on
their passports." laughed Annie.
“I believe it." rotor-end W
In s. moses: size brought up the
subject of Aunt BMW :Nl.
Marnie could not provide s solution
to the mystery.
“And I don't suppose she mu to
see mouse 1’11 skiddo; I'n's ’going
down to hop some ocuisrs. i
think we ought to have a pair tor
the trip. don't you?"
Remembrance struck Evelyn and
she frowned.
-"Matnie. I-don’t know what I’m
going to do. Maybe you‘d better go
sliced and make your plans alone.
I don't know that I'm going to do
about.V‘iolct." )Irs. Jule woke halt-
heatedly.
Mamie studied a. moment. “on
surely we can arrange it somehow.
Thor‘s Aunt Ellie. as I told son. and
——oh. Evelyn: “Try not spent shout
it to Aunt Elizabeth?”
Her cousin‘s drooping spirits were
not received by the suggestion There
seemed no way out and. she was sl-
um AHACKED
minim:
Misquoted Says Miller,
but Insists Treasury
Statements are In-
consistent
drew W. Kellen. Secretary .
Treasury. and Thomas “F. Mllicr,
Alien property custodian. 1.9.35
hurling departments or the Rep-st:—
liali adrninlstrntion. clashed :mstr-r-
day in a battieot‘cr the be
was overshadowed only by * r1!" (:9-
dent Coolidge‘s cabinet.
.At loggcrhcads “ith Mr. lir‘»‘-:
over the question of compensa‘
Mr. Miller started the argument .
day night. and when a truce was
called last night. the a...-
{)1ch1 with stutczuchts ‘ha‘. Prey ‘
Coolidzc hail ’ '
porting to . cnn‘rm‘
01 their cases. Korma-J
hey. Democrat: liaise-Est, in...
it up in the House and Senate:
risen. Democrat 112‘.’ if} .
formally German-ind u Ijongri:3~';c .;
investigation.
Colonel 31:"
in; said :51 .\
had 3-3 "
r' 5-: it‘d
iv” 7--
most. ready to give up. But some-
thing flamed up in her and "I'm;
going:" asserted itself in hut:
thoughts.
it occurcd to her ‘to tell Mamie;
ot the outcome of Fred's case. They?
talked or this and chattcrcd insig-:
when I
nittcantly until nearly two.
Marnie jumped up Iran: the lunch-
con table end fled.
"Ah, hs. A datei" Evelyn is
"Just ask ole it it's s. date: sum
. . l g
is cried as the door mourned. islellon had
Emlyn sat back in her chair. in
a study. For some meson a thought
at Ellison crept into her mind. B:
has}. not been in her mind for days.
lion.
(To Be Continued)
2” CARRIESZOO
l soldiers' bonus in
non. 7
;“was that N hm! lvc-‘n if‘.‘
But she had no inclination to fol-
low up her thowhts in that dirccg
company assembles
240.000 cars ycsrly. and New Ravi
vcn, Conn. and Providence. R. 1.}
The ship. which was originally in‘
the South Americnn freight service.
is 2.36 {cot long. has a forty toot
beam and draws about nine (set of
water.
Unique - alterations hare been
made in the holdvto allow the cars.
to be loaded without outside parrot;
Each car is suppiicd‘witb one gal-
lon of gas and is run onto the
transport under her own: power. then
parked in the hold much the some
as in a garage. .
Ford Motor
,memoration of Washington nod Lin-
5colp. A program is being arranged
by hits nary Mcflobon. director or
. dramach and head of the oral Eng—
iiish department.
.progrsm as’nrrangcd by Miss Bric-
:Mnhon. the pinning [Hinton \t‘stcb
=Co.'s Lincoln essay will be heard-
In addition to the
. I I I
?~ President Everett Buikle! of the
Sunni}; High school grndmtingg
(333% o! 1323 announces that a’
meeting of that class will be held
soon at which time matters of im~
penance Wii be taken up.
I
’
e s
Busincs Manager Helen Premier—
mt of the senior' class play
1"Bimbc.“ announces that prepara-
tory measures have already been
taken by her in‘rcgnrd to the sole of
tthets and the advertising of the
play. ‘ ‘nckcts will probably be
placed on sale throughout the High
school and the junior High schools
the beginning of next week. Philip
Wchic. advertising mnnagcr, has nl~
rcaul ysccurcd permission Irom city
authorities. to mark the ‘Etrocts of
the first and second district and
will soon get busy- with his sensa-
tional stunts. He has in mind snake
dances. sandwich men and many
other devices (or ceiling forth the
lulu-est or the townspeople.
l “rum l
A telephone will soon be installed
in the Modern Grocery Store.
I I I
David Gregory. son o: John Gres-
or)‘. is ill. threatened with poem.
3
monia.
I I I l
Mrs. Charlotte Ilmstcnd. who rc-i
ccntly died at her home in Norwsiim' ; -
was buried in Joe's Hill Cemetery.
Wilton. on Thursday: Her hisband
was the late Henry Oimstesd. a no-
live. and n resident of North Wil-
ton in his younger ircnrs.
I I I
The Wilton schools held halt sca-
sion on Manolo's Birthdny. s tench-
cr‘s meeting was held in the utter-
noon. The Post Office and ’stcrcs
were open all day es ususi.
I I I
A lino largo combination £33180}: K
and plumber‘sshop. is being erected
on the newly porch-sod property by
Arthur Davis. on Gourm- Place.
I 'I I
The echelon perfect in ntiend~
once during January at Buddies
brook School. Him Bleach! Smith.
teacher. were: Clem “was. Edith
‘Ersne. Ruth Mt. Jone (Borneo.
Rhine Militia-h. Ruth- Roscoe.
New moirkfsnxes rates.
I I
Amniotic: Sim of Glover-swine.
has been Visiting his mother. Mrs.
N. is. mutton
Ahegitied W timbers does the
nor _ e seve- II: «2. ore-ins
down the bundle mm the wire;
gammam the en with; it nit re-
“mesa-on.
c
, ”Hummus will
W 13W in '
mi ‘
been informed by a ‘ Lite 8
official" that the Trcasury
sled. figures " .
to , _. -_ .
such a. Way as -.,
Nit-u: hr 3‘. :3 2-1
:15 Lin;
try to fie-foal. i‘.
to that S?;i""l‘.‘.>-T.' ‘
he termed to in;
Treasury csumatas. z...
cssion to my the {on
men were bicommg
over the sanction. \‘.’hiCh
settled. Later. ilutvevcr.
he made no clurgcs tha:
“Juzglctl figures.
“but lie DE] say.
"“‘hat I (ll-.1 say." Mr. .\
dared in a. to M"
lettvr
an official of t?!» Tire-:35, r ~
men: had \rrifrvi rfv your:
and figures which ‘KPTC writ -
earlier in the day.
were those contained in Mr.
remarks about variations .:2
ury estimates.‘
Before Mr. Mill-:r's last
him had been no
Kellen, who had appeared
disturbed by accounts of tho I‘
crty Custodians spm‘ch 1:1
York. had sent to him a litter
mwding to know the nan-m cf
"high Treasury official" quoted.
declaring that the chargc was
He also remarked that "xv:
land within the past Writ-L:
ample o! a man of pub"
nence who had made slat- mv‘
speech without verification
Th=sc {mar-a:
3.33.- 3-.
4..
ire-'1. .
accuracy" and that 513.32 i
should be promptly dr::: ~.
In reply to this. Mr. Miller m
said he note-.1 "your refrrc:
the statements made by 3 man. If
public prominence within lb; ‘ "
week: and it just h'ippgns :
reference was marl-r to my L
that same gentleman's rottmr‘r.
Denim statement Quotui
"Replying specifically to y ’
tor." Mr. Miller sud. "pliant? '
vised that the quotation ct
marks of yesterday contains i .
curacics. and even to llls- (‘th
quoting. as a par: of my 2-4:;
the remarks of other 51103};ch v .
were present. I did not s‘atc *
a high official of your (terminus:
had told me anything." i
He added that he retort-ed tn :1
“pro: it:
no
convermtion With a.
‘ntted States Senator. whns-
will be mvcalcd to you with
permission or not. it he object:- to
my so doing."
In his earlier statement. “‘hich
he did not retract. Llr. Miller went
over various Treasury estimatr‘s on
the cost 0: a. bonus.
that President Harding hit-3
a. compensation measure L's-gnu-
his
'13 tha: ,
flying rcwrts of changes in l'r>s;-.
D05; \ EL L!)-
1r v.-
Ami n.
.‘li.’il'<
l -~ .- i-‘r
lit; TIE lye]
~41
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G??? ‘ " 3?:
Lie :ncntio ed;
believed the country “as facln:
deficit of 35353000300.
“Yet." he addcd. 'E‘in the 52.22::
fiscal year the Government Paid
3513.000JNO .ot the (:0VC‘I‘EXZ“
debt. and still tho Treasury errand!
the fiscal year- 1933-23 with .1 lm
once to its credit. of $370.005M’v.
showing a discrepancy in the»; fig-
ures of $1.090.000.000 within the
space of a few months."
. Mellon “Assisted.“
Mr. Mellon's letter to Mr. Milk-r
supplemented a statement he had
made in which he said he “'3'
“amazed" at the remarks attribute
to his Administration o3-worl;».-r
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