.m—
if
“fiatreet is spending the holiday neck-
’f‘L‘tica, New York
4;.
u}
k’Eut nvneue, are entertaining over
file holiday wcck-cnd Mr. and Mrs
t
f§4ng 3: her home on You Bllrcn
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“fines Edna and Harriett Lewis and
1‘ Jane Mosscr of Brooklyn. N. Y.
4. e
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Main street.
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Miss Sonia Pollak. teacher-in the
Center Junior High schoolgir-tt lo-
7‘» for New Hoven where she will
‘dpend the week-end with relatives.
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". -—Thirty per cent. off on all Ever-
sharp pencils at Donnelly’s.-——Adv.
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.. The Misses Mlle Harris, Rose
.Halns, Dorothy Peterson. Suo Brucc_
.Anno Sullivan and Marion Grllmhly.
lludcnts at I.)nnhul7y Normal school,
are spending the week-end holidays
nt their respective .homos in the
First. Second and Third districts.
C O U
Mu and Mrs. N. Edison of Spring
ctr-cot. are entertaining over the holi-
days, Miss Liliane Golden and Jill-
.WIrd Hurwitz of New Haven.
" o o e
—Buy Your Victrom. on our Club
Plan-Ask about it at Donnelly‘s.
O O I
P John J. McGnrrlo of Center uro-
ue is enjoying n few days vacation
éom his duties as letter carrier with
0 Norwalk post offce.
O C t
J Joseph Ilornig, formerly of this
filly. now a. rrsidont of New Jv‘l'svy.
‘ visiting with friends in the second
istrict.
i 0 O C
{ Louis Fumo of Soniion avenue has
’ cceptcd a. position .in the office of
e Grand Central Terminal in New
' ork city.
4 D
.
._Dnnce. Saturday
ssembly hell.
night. Town
Adlllisslon Silt".
b
a
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1,: George Gregory, student at Hur-
fltrom’l Properntory school, is spend-
an the week-end at his parental
~ ome in Brooklyn. N. Y.
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‘3" Ward Prendergast.‘ William Calla-
-——Publlc Service Taxi. Phone 368.
-—AilV.
use
a Usher in Tokencke Wednesday.
I O C
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Howe of
Main street are entertaining reintives
from Katona, New York over the
holiday.
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—Thirty per cent. off on all Ever-
sharp pencils at Donneily's.-Adv.
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Miss Pearl Rosenthal of Washing.
ton street is entertaining over the
holiday friends from Philadelphia.
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Miss L. Anderson of Park avenue.
New York. is visiting her neice. Mrl.
Roy 0. Horndon of Spring Hill ave-
nue.
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——Puhlic Service Taxi. Phone 368.
—-—.‘\Il\'.
.
Mr. and Mrs.
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II. Duchardt of
\V’asllington's birthday holiday with
Mr. and Mrs. Orin L. Wood of Bill-
, nit street.
- ~Dzmr'l‘. Saturday night. Town
.\:~s;('mhly imli. Admission We.
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Robert Kcnlclln and Fflderlck
l’vnnoycr of Stanford visited no-
land Smith of Newtown nvenue lest
evening.
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Carl R. Swemon. of Spring Hill
avenue, is visiting his brother. Dr. J.
i-‘. Swanson of Welterley. R. I. '
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Miss Leona Stnrr of Hartford is
spendng the holiday with her aunt
and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C.
Murphy of East avenue.
.
-—Eyes examined and glasses lit-
‘ an and Joseph M. Riley, will repre-
‘pent the-post office. Slorks at the
,“ponvcniton to be held in Brdgcport
'3his evening.
v « U I
Abe Herr-is. of ch York city. is
gspending the holiday with his pur-
"In“. Mr. and Mrs. l’lliiip llurris of
l:Cl‘lcsinut street.
0
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gr
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! —Large sized pea. coal.
Juana. Phone 721.
l. C
O .
llarris &
J Joseph London. Richard F. Dugy
fund George F. Cunficld. are today
w SE. n .x _ 0 over the week-end.
vgyention in Hartford. American Legion. ““9“de a. County The pinochle tournament will start
,r ' ' ’ . lcgi’ml meeting in Greenwich lust next Tuesday evening in ”10 Central
1. Miss Anne Murguiics of Flex llill (.‘i'rliliig. Fire house between'thel’ioneers and
“.Rond is entertaining 0\Cr tho week- n o o the Compo Engine company. Each
."ond Miss Pearl Penman of Nrw York OVER "ALF A CENTURY company will have ten teams of
';_.cuy, ni' m“. Dt‘ullnfl’ proves that fair two men. There will be three sit-
“. ' C U C
>7 Miss Mac Bucknuni of Bf‘ldcll .l\'(3-
Inns is entertaining over \Vusilillg-
“torts birthday. Mr, and Mrs. Edward
'...Toner and children of Jersey City, as well as old.
I . J.
‘3
w; —-Frcsh mined, nut. stove and egg
“prompt delivery. Harris 61: Cans
c Phone 7 21. iii
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Charles News of \‘i'ocdwnrd nie-
.,nuc was ll, visitor in NM? York city
4 yesterday.
a.
" Miss Cc'cvlia. Turlov of Grove street
5i: spvndillg ill” Waclgmlzll with
friends ill New llnvrll. l
a ll
. Thomas '11. .Ziil‘kt‘ of Isaac strn cl
glnd William) ll. Cillllll of \Vilton
‘ avenue urn tmluy fillinlllllg ”1’: lot
’tcr carrlel's' convention in New lla-
¥ yen.
in
V ,
3'.
.
"T"?
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j :v '
o I ' a i
-~Auto springs, Tilly's.—Adv. *
c e e
Maurice Sililcpsky of Broad bll‘i't'f
Ms visiting friends in Bridgeport.
1’; c II 1
'i“ Bliss Marion Stevens
3:
of Iiinln
5
Send with Miss Eloise Morrllousc oi‘
U
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Mr. and Mrs. Clitll‘it‘fi 'i‘llrllnr oi‘i
El
.Willum E. Storrs of New “turn.
3 C Q
~—One-half off on writing
1'. Donnelly's.—-Adv.
paper
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Mile Kathryn Smith is rC‘Cilpf’l‘al-
:lvu-
ziue after a. recent illness.
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Francis Ryan of Roldan :lvulluc
find Frank Golden of Jersey City, N.
vlsting friends in Bridgeport.
C t I
Miss Mildred Hoyt of East :lvcnue
cnternining over the holidays Mis-
D
T
til
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~—th mined. nut. stove and egg.
ted. R. A. Benedict.
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Miss Blanche Ross of Main street
is spending the week-end With Mile
Lillian R. Hilliard of New York city.
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Misses lliidcgosdc Brehm and
Alice Brown of Long island. are
spending the holiday with Miss Lor-
etta. Curran of Riverside avenue.
Arnold Sloxer of Roma street was
Brooklyn. N. Y.. are spending the .
“r _- r ' ~. .
F ' ' ' * al Mention -
City Brie an erson , K.
.. ’
rt Miss Frauen. Deitz, student at. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adm of am; ‘nherfiho‘bmhdn‘uif fig,
' Hunter's College. is spending the Van Buron cvcnue are visiting reiu- Chili-$115.“: ”an: Mrs. gamma.
week-end holidays with her parents. lives in Eliubeth, Ix. J. over Wash- Bradley Mrs. Fnble, Mrs. . Smith
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Dciiz of South ington's blrihday. . .
a. place on the State
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Miss "Josephine Padula of Songs.
tuck and John Salvato of Nat-walk.
were merried Wednesday morning
in st. Mary's church in Norwalk. A
reception was held “'ednesday ’eVe-
ning in the Town Assembly hall
which was largely attended by West.
port and Not-walk friends. Mr. and
Mrs. Saivato will reside in Saun-
tuck.
Police force.’
. .
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John urley, busines manager of
the We port Standard. was called to
Dover. N. J. yesterday because of
the desth of n relstive.
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The Greens Farms Farmers' club
will meet Monday evening at the
home of Allan Parnell of Grew '
Farms. ' £5
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The Woodmen of the-World will
Trust company.
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Rev. Luke Reed. church warden;
Willard 8. Adding. treasurer;
Cherie: Fable. and three of the ac-
colytes of Christ church, nttendod n
church conference in New Haven to-
any.
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Comander Hurry Keene and Past
Commender Donald H. Crawford,
Chaplain John Keene and Treasurer
Ralph Frace of the August Matthins
Post. American Legion. attended the
meeting of the Fairfield County
Commander-3' association at Green-
wich last evening.
O O C
The selectmen of the town of
Westport iane decided not to cell c.
town meeting to decide the question
of rental to be asked from the iv. '1‘.
I. A. for the Compo Beach refresh-
ment pavilion. but have accepted the
price offered by the mociation.
which in $1,500.
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Mrs. Martha Candler of Lincoln
and Mrs. Bradley are devoted mem-
bers of St. Agnes Guild of Chrilt
church and Mr. Fable is vestrymen
of the church and also its treasurer.
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Charles Quigley, recently chief of
the Westport police_ is to be offered‘
V on. semiancounsnwns DISCUSS
-1..‘
GOVERNMENT sun‘s fiosms'r [EASEES
¢
Decision on to the
places of bri
connection with the
"‘9“ °“ Mondny evening “1’ ”1°" overnment will seek to until. will be nude
1'00"“ ‘" ”1° °m bu‘mmg- f°"“‘°"’y End 'Atlee Panzer-ens. specinl counselors for the
belonging to the chsiport Bank and
Owen J. Roberts (left) and Atlce Pancreas.
naval oil "server-lessee and
over the matter thoroughly in conference.
in I chair.
. m h b “D“; 300k“)
ngmg the sever-1°“ ”a.
site: Owen J. Robert!
them said something and
government, have gone
ocreemlngiy, the
cob shoe company. Mr. Herring is
coiinectcd with tho Norwnlk Post
ofllce'nnd is a member of the Lock-
wood ‘buebuli teem.
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The meeting called by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission to dis-
cuss the increase in commutation
rnt’es. will be held in New York City.
tomorrow. The committee which
kus appointed some time ago by the
Roweyton Civic association to rep-
resent RownytOn will attend.
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Mrs. Sanford “'ickes of Crockett
street left. yesterday for Key West.
Florida. where she will act as
nurse to Stanton Hart who is Serb.
ously ill in Dr. Lowe‘s hospital. Dur—
ing Mrs. Wicke’l absence, her young
son will be cared for by Mrs. An-
drew Mills.
O C U
llurlburt A. Bond of Rownyion is
in “'uhington, D. C. of a business
trip.
it 0 ‘0 0
York. Mrs. Helen 'Post and Min
Angeline Post have routed and are
occupying the house. “a ipoko to her.
herself.
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Tile next meetlnf of Cannon of an"
Grange will be held in the hall
Thursday evening. ’Februnry 21.
Addmsses upon Washington and
Lincoln will be made. This pro.
gram. including music, will begin at
8:30 o‘clock. Refreshments will be
served. I
"What luck are
"I haven‘t had a
Whole afternoon."
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There is a great shortagedn‘smnli
rentals in Wilton. especially at the
center, dealt-cable for its mutabili-
ty to the trains. etci If the Pub.
lic Utilities would allow. a. bus syn-
ing to Mid Gifford.
hQ’e
31119."
The pestomce will be closed all
day on Friday and the R. F. D. u;-
riers will also enjoy a. brief vaca-
tlon.
lovely gown you wore.
it you sent to New York
Evelyn smiled
‘ "No. I had Mme. Nancy
other:
Evelyn; would have liked to have
Jumped up and Joined them.
laid something that Would have
nude them laugh With her.
Mrs. Luther tau-nod to a neighbor
luVing Evelyn to
~ Uncomfortably conscious
no one’s attention. Evelyn
got up. disposed her tea cup. and
walked to the side of Miss Giaord.
you having?" 1
decent hand the
“My cards have been just as bed."
A women turned and alerted tnlk-
who interrupted
"Mrs. Carlton let me present Mrs.
Mrs. Carlton bowed as melyn
tem connecting diaereut sections Smiled and returned the bow. "I
would promote the town's growth. remember seeing You or the bull."
e e o « she said. "That certainly was a
May I ask
for it?"
in appreciation.
dealing pays.
zlotnl day of “The
country."
Illr- home (if Mrs.
E llivorsidc
llvlen Kcm
ing at the N
Pnlicomnn Baker
Farms at night.
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March lfiih.
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O I
Nathan (iiihort of Bclhcl was
visitor in Norwnlk recently.
3 I I
M
Dt‘lill lll‘) clay in
rionds in the
"minor months.
0
avenue yesterday.
good turnout at the meeting.
Mrs.
oon. She
ort police to
ruining school, yesterday.
on Allen will
rompt delivery.
Harris «‘1: Gsns.
one 731.
INCOME
i» . Prosperous
.“x- yet not enough cash to pay
‘V in the "over $5,000 class" are
HAVE YOUVENOJUGH FOR YOUR ’
«cough to be required
many people at this time.
/
TAX?
uncommm‘
’ Even Ion-office.
findingitdifficulttomeet
mm?"
, Inaccurcummmpr eforthilneedbyde-'
positing about one-twelfth of $1. necessary amount in a. 5
» ssvhgltccounteachmouth. Thisisnveryprscticslphn.
Commander LeRoy D. Downs. An-
son 1’. Koclcr, Joseph L. Brothel-ton.
i-Jrncst Marriott. C. H. Atkins. Law-
rollco Lyman, Charles Lamb. Bus-
15 per cent. to 50 per
rent. on? the entire stock of the But.
ton-Oiiphant Co. evidences their in- ."
lr-ntion to be fair to new customers
See us at our new
store in the Strutfield building after
Bliss I’d-rlha. Yadns spent a few
llzlys in Now Ilavcn as the guest of
Air. and Mrs. Robinson.
9
\i'lilium Ilo-lfunt was a. visitor in
New Tori.- on Wednesday on busi-
l’lttF.
‘7
(lsvnr Peterson and family will
Easton. assisting
celebration of the
Father of His
A Q g ._
(7. ll. Wells has purchased the
Frederick Kemper cottage on Compo
road, and will occupy it during the
e o .
The Current Events club met at
Merrick Cooley on
In
.spilc of the icy pavements there was
0 O O
Judson Cottet is ill at his home.
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John \Valton will be hosteu
lit Redford House Saturday after-
will be assisted by Miss
per, Mrs. Edward Brad-
ley. Mrs. William Krause. Mrs. Hor-
“(‘0 Beach. Mrs. HaywoodJ’ost and
Mrs. Leslie Snifren.
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Captain \Valter Duffy of the West-
rcc. finished his train-
ew York City Police
Captain
Duffy will be on duty each day fro‘rn
now on in the town center. Police-
gon on night duty and
will patrol Greens
e o ’0‘
The St. Agnes ‘Gulid gave a dinner
yesterday in honor of the 40th wedo
street will entertain over the week-
end Miss Caroline Bird Parker. one
of the officials of the Century Pub-
lishing company of New York. Miss
Katherine Turner of New York will
also be a. guest of Mrs. Candier's
tings of the players. The defeated
teams will entertnin the winners.
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A surprise! party we» given at
the home of Mr. ‘ d‘lirl. Shnkle on
Monday evening in celebration,“ the
seventeenth birthday of their dtugh-
fer. Miss Mary Shuhic. The mnny
attractive gifts brought by friends
proved the popularity of Miss Shuo
kie. Music was furnished by the
Mysterious Four Quartette and
dancing, games and refreshments
were enjoyed. Those present were
Mr. on Mrs. Nathan Shippie, Harold
Silippie. Lester Shippic. Eva Shippie.
Joe Dykman. Rocco Knox. Robert
Costello. Mildred Mills. Lucy Brad-
icy.
——————_._;_~__
Carlton L'llommedieu. son of
Mrs. Hattie Lllommedieu of Row-
an street, was one'of the thirty Yale
students elected to Phi Beta Kappa
society. Only students with high
standing in their studies are eligi-
ble to membership in the society.
Mr. L'Hommedieu is attending the
Yale School of Music.
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Lawrence Crosby, a. student at the
New York University. is spending
the day with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. ancis Crosby of Seavlew
avenue.
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Louis Riehl of Belts place has
taken I. position with the Nomlk
Hat company.
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nue has purchased a Cadillac tour-
ing car. . -
Robert Joselovsky of Senview ave-
nue was a. business visitor in
Bridgeport yesterday. .
, o e o .
The choir of the Christ church
will meet for rehearsal in the rcc~
tory tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
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Tonight will
for the men of
Methodist church.
in the basement of
7:80 o'clock
bowling.
be recreation night
the Elsi; Avenue
They will meet
the church at
to enjoy an evening of
t 0 .
Friendsrof Mrs. 13an Shannen
wife of the Rev. Enrl Shaflner. pas—
tor of the East Avenue Methodist
church. will be pleased to hear that
she in convalucing
of bronchitis which has
to her home for the
O U
The Women's Guild retire guru:
church were entertained by Aura.
, Harriet Wood. of Osborn avenue at
her home yesterday afternoons
M
W]
The third in the series of "com-
munity meeting being held in the
Rownyton Baptist church wee held
last night. Franklin Mac-belts. sec-
rotary of the Row/nylon Civic aaso-v
cintion was the specter. Mr. Ms-
chette discumd “Christianity as the
Bar of Life."
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Rev. Victor 1“. Saline. pastor of
the Rowayton Baptist church is in
New York City today attending a.
missionary conference. '
r O O C '
The many friends of Mrs. “'illinm
LaFontnlne. who has been seriously
ill at her home came“. St. for
some time} will be pleased to hear
that aslight improvement is shown
in her condition.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Rownytou Methodist church was
held at thechurch last night. Dr.
William Kidd, district superintend—
nnt. and Mrs. Kidd, were guests.
The Ladies' Aid Society served a
basketball team Went. .. down to de-
feat lust evening before the Staples
High school lassies at the Westport
Y. M. C. A. gym. The score was
13 to 12.
close as the score indicates.
HIGH SCHOO
GIRLS LOSE
Lassies —— Score was
’ 13-12— Staples Boys
\Vin
The Nerwnik High
school girls'
The game urns fast. clean and
It was
me.
ndded mootedly.
"I was disappointed because there
wun’t a description of it in the
papers.“ lire. Carlton laid tactlus~
Y.
the other woman
ed the door of her car.
(No you a. boost?
here 1nd 1'
home."-
eupper preceding the
ing the year.
thodist church and ’congrntulated
the members of the official board on
conference.
The reports of the different organiza-
tions which were read indicated that
unusually good work was done dur—
Dr. Kidd spoke on the
W’orld'sservico program of the Mo-
Howard Lowndee of Seeview ave- '
not until the iinai minutes of play
that .Stapics regained the lead by
the margin of one point. Miss Kitty
Gordon. of the Staples team proved
to be the downfall of the Green and
white maidens. when silo tossed in
a two-timer in the closing minutes
of play. Miss Wood. left forward of
the Staples loam. helped materially
D. Skelly. if
G. Pennington. c ..... o
E. Peck. c .......... 1
s. Shiiepsky. rg ...... o
M.Young,lg.........o
An original
Evelyfi couldn‘t
They drove 0! down
a drink."
......... 0
erection."
think of 11157011118
to say. She was glnd Mine Gmord'
‘ ' spoke: “The hampers are so
Are Defeated by Sta- $53.5": Si‘éiia’; 3’383'33 if.
p183 H l 8'11 School 1: it were, Smith or Smyth."
As Evelyn was leaving the house.
after hnving chatted
With her hostess.
Mrs. Styles fallowing.
curb noticed that the
uni-ting down the street alone.
"Mrs. Styles," she called. When
turned. she open~
a few moments
she discovered
and at. the
woman was
I have my car
d be glad to run you
the street.
“The stumness of the house gave
me a. headache. I
'11 have to go
home and get
the splendid progress made during in putung over the victory. by supine H G
”1° S'Car- dropping in three double deckers. lth iris
two of which were long. cleau‘shou. u, Donakerfrf ....... 0
Miss Esther Canny showed up well A. Wood. if a ,
L WILTON ' for the Green and Whitcrs, undid p. MacDowell. e "V". 0'
Mrs. Fischer. Mrs. Godfrey. Rev.
J. 1L, Fulrllcld, pastor or Cannon-
dale Methodist church. and a. large
contingent from that parish ut-
tendcd a. meeting in Wilton Congre-
gationa‘l’ church of a. missionary
character. Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Schlichting's 'mother. Mrs.
Schindler. who has been living with
her daughter this winter. has gone
to New York to visit another daugh-
tor.
C
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p
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St. Matthew's churn hchoir will re-
hearse for it Easter music on Wed-‘
nesday evening at. Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Comstock'l.
Miss E. Davenport. Tho‘formcr ac-
rouls while the latter, scored ‘thrice
from the floor. \ ’
Staples boys put over their numb
the Alumni live by the
to 8.
u. for the victors. chllkingup nine
games which were. a. penefitnflair
for the Staples. boys' :kbasketbnli
team. As a. resplt of the financial
success the team was Iprcscntcd
with sweaters before the game.
ured two double docket-s and five
3»
In the big on of the evening the
‘K. Gordon. c ......... 2
M. Dolnu. rgr......... 0
Dolan. lg .........._ 0'
i
own! onion Damn
never Varies in quality.
Ask for at, trial package.
As Evelyn looked around at the
other guests she felt as if she were
on men in thelhrong. she was not
like these golden. She noted to
She saw her hostess lolling easily
a. cinrette between her
up at two women who
were smiling am at her.
laughed
Joining.
to hove
do it for
she
One of
- tinned.
R:
Z 3“.
Evelyn was a. little“
"14mm think much of the table
cover she had for first prize. did
you?" her companion went on.
“It wasn't very large,"
Qdmitted. .
"I always give books at my par-
ties.” Mrs. styles explained. “I
think they are the best. things one
can possibly vc."
Evelyn nod d. 82:. wondered if
Mrs. Styles was going to invite her
to one of the parties.
"What are you reading now?"
surprised.
Evelyn policed a. moment. She
ind never reed much of anything.
But, of course she coul ’t any
that.
"I haven't been reading much
lately. I'm getting ready to go to
Europe."
“Oh. you are? Going to stay
long?" ’
"Several months."
“Well. that will be nice if you
don't go in a tourist pnrty. They're
just like chain gangs. March ar-
ound clinging to each ouzer. Three
minutes here. Three minutes there.
Here one day. There the next."
"No." Evelyn replied. "Just my
cousin and me."
"I don’t care for EurOpe now. I'
want to go to anan. Europe has
become a sort _of Concy Island for
American tourists." Mrs. Stylts con-
Evelyn wondered if she had ever
been there. It didn't seem to her
as if anyone who knew anything
about Europe could talk like that
about it.
"Of course. if you have
seen it. you might. as well,"
woman went on.
“than Evelyn had discharged her
passenger and was returning home
she decided that she did not like
Mrs. Styles.
(To be continued.)
never
the
”Could I
/
Watch Our Window
Display for
Clearance Sale
Evelyn
\and\
PARTY F AV
\atxow
DONNELLY’s
OUR NEW 8'“ t:
of colored Silk Hose, snug, ,
and places. Slum
um Cube Bead Necklace in
(motive and interesting,
N. E. RYAN
86 “3811136105
C0
0
ST.
If It Doesn’t Fit
You’ll Have To
Take It Down
Yes, we know how ’
when you have been
quested to put up an a.
tra shelf in the pantry
cellar or kitchen.
Boards seem to al ' \~
need a little taken off r-
end, and the use of a
or plane in the first p ...
will save you being order
ed to “take it right do u
and make it fit.”
Specials 2
Mme. Jeannette
56 South Main Street
South Norwslk
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F.Pls.
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2 -2
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Come in and get l».
Saw, brackets, Ila.
hammer. etc. and don:
'Albert D. Morgan
84 Washington Street
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The plan in brief proposes: _ .
1. That. the United States shall
immediately enter the Permanent
Court of International J ustlce. under
the condition- stnted .by Secretary
Hughes and President Harding in
February. 1923.
II. Thai; without becoming a
member of the League of Nntlous as
st present constituted. the United
states emu otter to extend its m .4. Propose that membership in
out. co-operntion with the League Magus should be opened to all na-
nnd participate in the work of the acne.
Leegue u a body of mutual counsel
under conditions which:
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public opinion for the
economic force originally implied in
Article: X and XVI.
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