Briéfand Pars...
a
Moon
wold peokir new; and enter:
{women—remarrow evening in top
parish house.
will be o medal tonight
.JuniorflMotthoL-Il.
z . on South loin street. . All
8" m urn. to attend on
. . . . ~ -b.. ‘ .chnich' .Theuzeetlngsshhd kedtb" “
a -» up“... . i 1 Friend] Society of in. .14 man of e?- Vho V“! ‘0 h- _ e .3 oar _ .6 car,- lute 9m .
g ’ 9‘ , . co m“ be db (35:: $2,131 will :91; h. was“; com charter members of tho pro- 3:. Mgr-«hold in conjunction with at her gigs to her, "Ea” Will Present It at the
' ’ 9 mew": Thur-d” "”193 l" U” Pm“. Cum 3" °‘ “‘9 u» ‘3‘“? °‘ in“ lJae recum- teem prayer meatloaf she closet! the short“! hurried _ .
l and flu. stinky Raynor and Hillsldn Gymnasium. " ' " Arthur 0W» and will Wed wet-“by Rev. {huh for m, Ham hct'flooeé .Regeat March 17 .'_.
. - < , ’ . - ‘ c ’ "1333:?- W. . M. 1’- tom, °F‘ his hat and bowed. " N , - ‘
. ‘ C .. ’ ,. - ‘ , . l .. . . .. . . '
«in Virginia and L‘clynunf ne-halt 08 on pa ”I.“ to! mt. mm_ M11. Aim J. -“Remeniber_l" .116 heard him . , . . A m , 3 of MCbIahOIl t9 (3.0.3.311
% . ’“me- ”° '“°"' °' ‘ ." "Dom “HP“. ' ' ' I ‘ C.- . ”.1 “4“.” ‘Ee smile“ He started on down the street. int] and a” i" 'gpir.““pq“rp~a§n 1.. -
‘ Wolter Sconcld of Wcs.- at one . . -' m... .. ‘- ' Eng? Hrs. , g! Vill Oneal: on Even]: was so P ‘ ‘ led up: to" .? -- *5 ..~ .. '“i’ In presenting “Macuehla” at the
mue- ‘ From L Hall Gill, '1“! “3.19" «aunt: u; on." airs. Beck- - ' » , - . , ' - ~ ‘9 “3'" . Regent theatre o'n March]? for their
. o o The Council 9‘ 3"” W9” retary wupgm Garwood. Md * - -- . m” ' “h u h. 511° bard" “€ng .3' ‘49.? l5 A more i gnu madntmlt thl'l' flt‘h C i Patrick's’Dn "en
. , .hujd their regular monthbr meeu d; 1' Pi burst Vortb C‘F‘” ill-slow ..°.ct,9ro . cc ‘ n: she turned out into the flow of and . ., 73h .mm- , r y-. . a'n _ y -
“'9 ”rm“ In” l—‘dv' 'iant evening alt‘tho X H H. A ‘9" ' fling: 13:19:: inf; Will’stay lump fie "3‘11." °«~ " "lie”?! ‘3“ ”3 traffic. The driver or the other auto. 1:8 lmlléoi sky-1"“,fii trams‘ ‘ o termini: em‘hfiorwfiz‘ 32:13:51». 12:1
' ' ° ' ‘ . - .- lid idpedhle mo; t e meeting. . , ‘ . ' . ' », . .. _ M. Ice con out a comm ee
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, . south Main street. The meeting was th month of March. . , . . l , mobile glared at hot. but ska clearer 3‘ b“ tmnd. . .
Harry Leo-lo and Mrs. Lay- . ... . ‘ B e . 0 r V .. . - H i" . - . , m .. 4, 88 , has selected n play that mil please
All!!!“ and dnushter Beam“) ”W” . attendefi ted“?.,.g.§f,",‘: . ‘° 9 ' ' The usual midweek prayer and :1; ”“3 “in t e: 31““, “"99“! a: Til”- M u . $13-98 W‘ the theatre-going public of the hor-
B . ,bOJRI-n W33 c “- 9' Mun Morey of Bantam Conn.. and ,- . musk 5 r21. l “N y “'3‘ on him that W “Jail Bigot" -. lkc ““3- .1 i. .. o { Ch un-
w‘roadnziogrii: tfh'fld‘ffy pull-cunt the Norwalk Chapter in Vernon Bmzham' 1‘ and”. or N". guise nope 131:1: hot '3?“k;:$ “:2 communisty automatic. for he; mind “2'9“. ‘1' W“ N”, “w” :13: (iii-oil's :Esiibtlzwgg o 3 33d h
”Md", . me anncxmwctfihog: 3:";133- in“ fmvflmmgy' 32:: 33:. ‘33: W “W “5““ “”7"“ ~°'°‘°‘*' $33M; riitmhctl-he 910““ than“ {he mull tool-w it teem: '10 said he rvviéwors to be his best
' 0 Siaic c‘on out! o . , .- or a. cw 'o a . - . . ' . -‘ p e . g i' . _ by!“ The th ' R‘ta Joh' on
. . . roprin-or of tuckct. I1. 1.. AP“! 9 ”12‘ 19' .‘r” and Mrs. Chestgr MacDow of We ‘ ‘ "’ "“‘ ‘*"‘ "" She was half Way home before he ~ ‘4’ 5' 3 ~ th fix that 11 King; creatofuor "fun; Old {Sew
“" Abram‘m' 9. . mm wire of the Superintendent a: avenue. Daricn. she remembered the mission that so. W ‘9“ ° “W e y k '- h» so 'tt- h ‘
”i. "11 “0'“33“ Pom“) MJH‘L” ‘ ‘ ' ‘ o o " had mused him: that there was or . “3 ~ n C“ a C amlmg
the \Vcstport schools. delighted hcr ’ ‘1‘“; brought 11*“ downtown. She ‘ ' story of romantic Ireland, the 10-
filo business \Utor in New York
,. W. yesterday.
w o o
Fumo of New York city vis-
ncin Ryan or Beldcn menu:
do].
audienco with a low “citations. Ite-
l‘r--shrncnls Jere oc'rved.
o o ,
Miss Anna Brecn. of Hartford.
formerly of (his city, and John J»-
lips of No wYork city. were married
on Sunday afternoon in St. Patrick?
Cathedral. The ceremony was peo-
C
h. is able to
M
Harris &; Grins
I
“go pca coal.
. .
spent the
friends in
alicrnoon at thrc‘e o'clock.
:1 Mis. 1:.
M‘- Helen bichm aii ' . .
Join \V’h‘it-z of illicrsidc autnuc church.
it: You; Vinirma on our Club; ~
rung—pl; About . :h'lrv'n.
it. at. Donnell)";
o o o
’at-
W’alter fiver“! o:
Chicory store who has been ill tor a
few days with an attack of the
c ice I; man of formed by the Rev. Father 3‘6:
In“ orficgcgdihiuieck-cpnd with Qunde. Miss Anna. Shcehnnigf this
Kin Caroline Browne of l-‘raiic; ' rity iLL‘lt‘d “as the bridcsnif k m: City, Ncw
otre ,liugli Mchlcy or mew or (i y ._
. 0 ' l was the best man. i
' t 5 Main s'r-‘Ct and o o o . . .
Ito “Flutueuol Winnipauk .uoto.‘- The \Vol'nan's Association of the]
cd t Bridgcpori last etching .Soulh hafwalk Congregauona ‘0‘ the an...“ 0
' ‘ ' church Will meet at tho church (hip
tion of the
v—w’s-
Montagfln.
e r -
Norotpn .
'9’
Jersey.
two o'clock.
stoning in the booemont
church: there will be I. meeting- all
8:30 o'cbck tor all the boys We:
we
ottho
tho Stewart
We
Miss Marjorie .Cort of New York
recent. wcclc-cnd with
Mr. and ’VrszArlhur C. Hatch and
son Highchard. are now in Atlantic
Mrs. Alice Lyon entertained the
members of the' Darien Bridge club
at luncheon Thursday. it was one
1' luncheon: which are
.l)oing given by the Igdleo‘ mela-
Daricn Congregational
wor Vllllors in Stamford .‘lcn'l-i). The Congrcsulonal Choral 89°19" ' ‘ ' ’
' g . o o :wlzi meet. this afternoon at thrccri Mr. d Mrs. George Tyler enter-
ihirty o‘clock in the basement of the taincd snag“ from
Brooklyn recently.
9 !
Mr. and Mrs. xviiiiam Dolan 'o:
Nsroton' avenue. Norolon
1'52” frunerul~3f Tin.
emulating.
Hrs. Remington was a womb:
or the georgetows
church since .1}: organization
1875. Before that aim lived
Brooklyn. she and her husband he
in; intimate friends 0‘ the manou
preacher. Henry
Twice a widow, she spent the dc-
dining years or her life on an at
manger to keep it in good condi
tion.
Hrs. Remington‘s nearest survn-
lng relatives are cousins. Mrs. 6.1
J. M: Taylor of Connondalc.
Miss Sarah Coley, ot the Little Boo
win. -_ ‘ up... at her
homo on Rm. “ton owenuo.
V ' f , . f i
7. Annie Rcm~
fife» .9! airlift waits 906009 «I
. dfiig 1121 this afternoon
frogs ‘ ,- uton Cndertnkln; par-
logy, Georgetown. Rev. Elie.” .0.
W 0‘ the Congregational church
Congregational ‘
in
in
“‘ard Beechcr.
tractlvc farm in Reading. hiring a
bert Churchill, of Georgetown. Mrs,
and
ing back. but instead of
do
cst I‘ark .
,.
.llic \l'lllcl‘.
S
lying in bed. Her
0\£l‘ the trail of her
actions . . .
' in; and poking around there.
dociston to get him a new
goon.
V’l‘giey parted B! ibc'spot. when
[urnpd into a side street tron: the
boulevard was anhasty idea. 0; ‘9.—
“rain:
toward the throbbing squares of
starts and shops. she kept on until
the car was flashing in the sunlight
cking through the trees in For-
Slie halted the machine by an lin-
rippled'lake. shut oi! the motor. and
gazul a: the ducks flapping daily in
Ellison was not in her mind at
the momént. She was winging how
rapidly the day had passed. in con,-
t'rust with recent ones. Only a little
while ago it seemed. she had been
thought: flew
'l'lic rumbling through the house and
the \isit lo l-‘rul's room. The pick.-
The
The primping and peninsula
liliwiii;
OLCOTTSHAY “WWW?!
.« ” wd‘
anotherwxlctlmr ‘ . Ho an: no son-
fident. 1'03, SEQ W. d. m of
Wilton”! min!» were We» liked
by semen. even 4? 311?? can: not
loved. Perkin: it was because they
or all kind; .9; m, did not seem
to be afmld‘ol—pvomen.
coils being the liiaroutery of Dun-
cannonnthe racing center of Ire-
land. lThu, best horseflash of the
Emerui Isle is bred there and in the
play. the plot (routers about a race
between ~Alasushla and Blueshell.
liOllLfambus hhrdlers of years ago.
""' '21!!!
$99 , 1‘09; ll" PFM‘ about Thc‘piay abo‘linds with comedy.
phoning Be? WW. l3!“ perhaps intriguc. love and dating. Tubman
11‘? WOW. 1‘... .1.” 3° he: “13-: l". McMahon. accomplished Norwaik
he iluulricol' director iinds an unsuaul
. ‘hajpo read; "1 lines; her name.
mafia wasn’t-limpet
had been. vgrsatlonal strategy.
She, “5.33%.... it he sum it
we?” n9? he set? far hi“! t9 Earn
it. Silo couldn't think of any way
he could.
And it he did call her. what
would she say“ him? She plumb-
cd her brain tor answer: to the
question he ygulj'pjr. Sly foul-1
like to have bagel-ed Sun. to have
shown him that. here no; no or-
dinary woman. -
She decided that it he «lied hcr.
. Moraine at it scope for his tolg:u:_iu “‘Magushla"
and spsfi-ia'l sc-‘nic properties have
(lll‘l'flflji‘ lit-n lcascd. The Celtic
players. augmented lgy several other'
lzileiitmi llicspluns of Norwalk. are
in rrgular ri-iicrasc-is (our times a
wool; and promise their usual clever
periormam‘c.
Old W ell Lodge and
LODhir Chapter to
Give Entertainment
mannhip that
SKILLFLL $7.232;ng
to your plumbing 2291's.
type; and prices that are t
"1. 1t". .. .. in»
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m
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I
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priced. That's 31:2: we hr!»
W r.
is cf the
' k
to your adi antago
The NASH, BAYMDM
& DEAN CO.
;‘ ‘ficui
1‘39!
- ' - his. 1 . ll 1" l afternoon The
D .b‘rcdcrick J. Morrison .3“; in» ar r 0! ~ . . ton section. Georgetown. .who tu~ "3’ “’0‘ ' I‘uy . ' . , An rntgrtrl' 'nent called “The Old .
We talk on lv'irst Aid to the Uni m me] e: was met the anti-a! of a “my “mm.“ her on“ “HM” mp downloun. Ellison. Lalo aft- she might—she, perhaps. would “shim”! __ ,‘g School- will be 2 Flax Hill Road
ice at the “ca Cruu iiwdquar. .. ~ - . . . . . . ) t‘rnoon. iiours had comvrcsaeil confirm to hate to: bill: him again. xiv” in .zhie South xqmmk Menu» .
“f. 3’ ”1° South 5““,1‘“ UMP-y Inqr lh ('apuano of the L‘. S. Navy. The lipaorlh league society of the The Junior branch ”f ”75 Gm". (hufflspfmztmo lounges; . ch ‘11:“ once :eie' to u: “4.1.1112:th (“3" 131“ “02¢! Char”! on Friday eve-
mtdday alternoon. lhc ‘SlltifiJ. i “8033i sviiioncd at Neuport News. W1.“ Methodist church will ’3?” Friendly society held its weekly Animus} 25‘s moiel 't) otoll! eke 1- atfidhim . . oar . .. “mg under the au<plces of Old “‘eil .
W“ ”What to do w case U! [”0 \irginlui. is enjoying a ten-day fur- sent 3 playlct‘ln “18 n88! nature at ““39“”: Monday afternoon at “3‘: druc v.1 e “s“ an y c o - ‘ o . 1'”!va NU- 103' 1‘" & ’A' M“ and $139013]
3 ’ ' ' l0il”h mih his parents. Mr. and Mrs. the church. In the case will'be Ml“ home or Mrs. George 0. Sanford. ' ‘‘‘‘‘‘ ”"""‘ "‘ "L “ ' Ophir chuptcr. Orilfl of Eastern
Gtohcn and Uuorsc [Julie-t I114 Jnlf'n i‘uimnno at mph. home on Mable Raymond. Miss Betty ytch- About ten children xvi-re present Miss Dorothy Bennett entertained up their residence at the Royal Star. ,_
3d. ,4 u. (Joins ol'lJunliilry new Fm 1.0;”. 5”“... licid_ Mu. C. E. Simon and in... Aftcr their ri‘guiarinsiruuflon ganira Miss; Dorothy Sickles or Nor-won; James has, Norwalk. where Mr. BAR HARBOR CHAIRS
Malt s at. the home 0'. l'uul Lin“;- . - - Dorothy Ras'mrmd. were played and l‘clrcallnlcnls nerc U\Cr the fleck-end. Schubert ho; receufly assumed the- .
cry ’l Tailor aicnue last cteomg. ”I“ “3;“ Emil of East avenue J o o o enjoyed. management. > . ous‘uns
- I - . . ' ohn S"inner. su ermenden: of o o a . ’ ‘ 0 0 O .-' . - ‘
.. . . .. l (r. yesterday, by nutomoblle {or n p . . ~ , i A .
. Emma and Cciia blast-‘0‘ >11.- Bmiford. Mass. where she will Glenbrukin Farm. in entertaininl The public school of the town . Miss Anna Fischer. who 11‘” been; mpmu’mwmmmm.
i vlch f Springfield ai’cnUe “‘6” “b- ..." with rolaiivra. “15 [”0911“- Theodore Skinner 0f closed at noon Monday because rt 1 CKNHUNDKE . I the guest of her brother, W. H. ‘ ' -
“0'53“ port Chcsicr last CYCDlnfi. o o o z I t 1 Great River. lirng‘ island. the monthly teachersv meeting which ~ - ... - -. Fischer. for several weeks. return- I Samuel Alexander
' ‘ ’ ' ' .\l.ix Gallic:- of Van ' un' '- 5 "‘9 was held at the Rid e school. '. . ed to Brookl . n Sunda: ': 9 . v
$111“: coal. Harris 6; Gains. on yc‘s’crday on an automobile trip Tho Church Aid society of the ’ ‘ ,' . S. M“) Grace. the littli. daughter ‘ ‘ n: o o ) , VAPO, . u. FIVE FL'PN‘ITL'PE
‘ “ ‘ ‘ \- ' v b p . .- - . of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Britta, has . . Mung“ I..." t “ ‘
: o o o ihrough MASSAChuactu and . ew . or ton resbyterian church null 1.0m...“ is a list or those who b 35‘ _n from tomaine pol- Mrs. W. Henry Monroe and sun , “(Yeah
it Mary 0- H0405 had 1 telc- Hampshire. hold a cako sale at Stark Brothorn' have been- perfect on attendance in "‘3‘ 5” LU 5., p ' d t . William have been recent victims of so 80. Main 8“ PM 3
9110 installed at her home in Fla: ‘ ‘ ' store in Stamford Saturday. The sale the Ridge school during the menu; 89mm; and 1‘ under the Go or: the grip. - I
Hill fond. ’l‘licrc “XIX hea rehréarzalrss 10h: “Ml helm at 9:30 .a. in. of. February; William Nichols, John Cart. ‘ . . . . . g ’.
' ° ' ‘ 535‘ “WW" M‘JthOd’” " u Sullivan. Harold Sullivan. - Robert Mrs. George S. Warncke has been
choslra at the home of “'llbur Smith.
First utrcct at 7:30 o'clouk.
0 ’ .
At the regular monthly mceting of
the East Norwalk Improvement as-
sociation held at. Community hall.
yesterday afternoon. plans were gone
ovrr for the card party. which the
association will give at. the hall. Fri-
ilay afternoon, March 21. at 2:30
o'clock. Mrs. Ernest Rcynoldo was_
appointed chairman of tho commit-
ice which will arrange the party. The
provrnds will be used to fix up the
Hr. and Mrs. Horace K. Manning
of Sfivormmo menu: are visiting
. . Hr. ”I Mrs. John Schwclmaun or
3 Will. Plains, N. Y.
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—.\Ul"l(‘l:1
To whom it may conccrn: On and
“to! April lsl. 1924. the bricklay-
ors'. mooona' and plasirrcro' wages
will Po $1.30 per noun—Adv.
J1
Radio club
I
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M 3 Eleanor and Gertrude
Bohr. of Connecticut avenim attend-
ed tho dance at. the iiitz in Black nd thr- hall.
Roch, Bridgeport. last evening. grounds arou . 5 0 Will be sorry
. o f o
' . Sherman Powers of Reynolds
MD. Helen Premier-goat 0‘ Fprln'," street attended the Knight] of
hill .venue is confined to her ham-z
,with a slight much of tonsil;tl . l
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t—‘l‘hlrty per cent. 08 on all EVER"
lhu” pcncllo at Donnelly's.—Adv.‘
’ o o o
l.‘nlumln.ls .dinnnr and dance at the
”of"! Oren in Danbury Monday evo-
mnz. o o o who
Mrs. Dorothy Hoyt of Hawkins
.awnuc is visiting relalixes in Glen-
Eu‘cno "Tor" Mitchell 0! Ward brook.
street has been selected as a mem-
ber ol the cast of the musical com-
edy “Bimbo.“ which the Eunior Clan:
of tho Norwalk lligh srliool is pre-
1. scaling ncit wuzk a: the Palace and
Regent lhcafrca.
I
o W'lckcs on
Friends of Clarence Crofoot will
hr: sorry to hear that he is ill at his
home on Norman avcnuc.
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Tonight is rr creation night for the
women of the East avenue Mchlodlnt
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Mrs. Daisy
rooms over the gar:
crty on Railroad avenue.
N
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The nmny {fl-*ndl of Mrs. \Vil-
llam La l-‘ontalne of Crockett street
that. one in
still critically ill at her home and
The condition
suffered
Bolden
is
to hear
dition.
b
Crockett street.
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Mia Mae Uudxl‘ldm of Deldcn a-.-_=. church. They will meet in the booe- nicely.
nug angel-ramp] \lgitors from N,” mr’nt. or the church at 7:30 o'clock ' '0 0
York cny 3: 11¢ home icstcrila)‘. .iml cmoy an evening of bowling. The many friends
o o . Tim regular meeting of the Ladles'
Aid uocirty of the church was held
Miss Holcn Anderson of New York ,
this altrrnoon.
city has rcturnr'd io her home after
Ipendlng a f. w necks “llh ii--r
nieces. Mm. lzny 0, Hrrndon and
Mrs. Carl ll. :icnson of Spring Hill
avenue.
Miss Marion L'Hommcd‘icu ot
Rowan street was hostess to the
inrmln‘rs or the Epworth league at
hcr home. last evening. Following
ihe business session. a. social hour
Was enioyed.‘ ‘
-—But coal. Harris i; Gaus.
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i, John Sulllian ol the L'. B. Naval
oeerco is enjoying 3 ion clay lur-
lough. lie is Hailing his parents of
Woo: Rocks road. This is the first
time in six years Sullivan has been
able to visit Norwalk.
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Japes Root of the L“. 8. Ship Call-
forni, is \lsltlng his parents of Nor-
‘nalk during a ton day furlough.
Whllo In the nmal scrvlco ho hm
Vbltog. Cuba. Hawaii Culllornia and
an, South American countries.
poo his return he will sail for th:
. “Virgin islands.
Mrs. Albert Knapp of Wallace
nwrnue has returned from New York
City where she visited with friends.
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The men of the Advent Christian
I-hurch will meet in the church to-
night. at. 7:45 o'clock to talk over
plans for tho drive which is being
inaugurated to raise funds to apply
against the debt on the parsonage.
All the men of the congregation are
risked to come out to this meeting.
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There will be special-Ash Wednes-
vluy scrvhcs in the Christ church to-
night. at 7:45 o'clock. The subject
of the rcctor's sermon will in; "Proc-
iicc or the Presence of God."
it
street. this
hour was
Friends
, o
M oth Norwall; Order of De Malay
" ”I; hold its ucokly meeting tumor-
r’Y ”(ht
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The regular monthly business so-
cial and losionory meeting 01 the
\S'omnn’o Guild of Christ church
0 Christian Endeavor Society of
S“
Mu. H. B.
‘9"-
hero.
The Ladies' Aid
liowayton Methodist. church held on
all day sewing session in th chapel
The society is now
for the fair which
of the church.
making articles
is to be held in J
0
Hrs. Katherine Scoflel
land avenue was hostess
members or the Ladies' Aid. society
at the Rowayton Baptist church 'at
her home this afternoon.
business meeting.
0
the injuries '
- fell Sunday.
Tho program has been or
uly.
afternoon.
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Judge John H. “ellcck of Mans-
ncld avenue has accepted tho pool-
tion of treasurer of the Stamford
erecting
ge on her prop-
tliat but a slight improvement
shown in her con
0
of Stanton Hart.
paralytic ”like
while Visiting in Key West. Florida.
remains unchanged.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford
Mr. Hart is at
Mr: and Mrs. Benjamin F. Parker
0! Logan place. ilowayton, aro the
proud parents or a baby girl. born
Saturday at the Norwalk hospital.
Both mother and baby are doing
of John H.
Coatcs. Jr.. of McKinley street will
be pleased to hear that he is con-
valcsclng from his rccent illness.
0
society ol the
The Good “’11! society of Hawaii'-
ion was entertained by Mrs.
Rigging at her home on Me
d 0‘ 343.1.“
to tho
A
enjoyed following
of Mrs. Ida. Sherer
Highland avenue will be :31ch to
hear that she is resting comfortably
at her home and is recovering .trom
sustained when she
A musical cntcrtalnmyont will be
' th rot Concrogatlonol church will will be held in the rectory tomorrow 5“” at the n°“'“"‘°“ uefl‘fl“
47" -7.- — . , ~ . m church Friday night. It 8 dsipck.
mum in
Sehncrt. wife of tin! pas-
Thero will be «overall-op”~
tics by gifted artists. One of the
concert group has an established
' re utation in Rowayton while the
newborn have never
The procgeds will 5
tho church loud. The co
be one that no music love
lord to miss.
anneal-g!
0, 19”"!
n
cert
I'm-us
Ira ll.
Kinley
to
the
of
will
933‘
. rig. ‘ ’
“lostwlnurooolbllhwontbothorme says-.1: “'9 COQAWWQ‘!
presents
du- boom-r."
'm’hmM—udmunrmmgm ‘31
pull-0. . -
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.n
It you are suKerlnrfrom’ eczema
or porno other torturing. 1: ~
skin trouble you may quickly
obit by using
dot-ism canted skin
This sulphur promotion. boom.
of its germ destroying
mom ton- .
even" of lief: m 3~
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n or, IM
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qunwm-
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bo
Vv'bitoheaai. ’Anron Kelly.
Sullli an.
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lit. and Mrs. Frank Malone. oi
town on Sunday.
'
Birkheod C. Crabbe, of the San-
anin this season, and his absence
will bo missed. He is .m
the basketball team and for
put two years has excelled in this
Iron.
0
morrow night
Emory Sanford.
Members of l
yanking arrangements for a duncz
to be held on Saturday evening at
the home 01 Katherine Barnes.
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Paul Richer has had his fireplace.
which caught on {its a week ago.
torn out and rebuilt with sicél
a strictly (ircproor job.
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At. tho Kent school. Miss Mabel
Post has eight pupils perfect in u:-
tendanco for the month or February :
Ell? ,_
Frc erlck Dotnon.
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Arthur
bl lliso ,Eleonor Janka. or up.
3% .Hill “Jim!- has one star pu-
pil, Richard Sermon. who .was pr..-
on: nah day last month.
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The play given recent?!
benefit. of the library. no led some
.25, which is to be used for the pur-
£588.! of children’s books on the
m usi-
Geodeti- 8.0-
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The Hodjbnnog family has gun..-
to New York for several days.
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'Noloon J ocor has secured a col-
llo pup b“ from the national
chgaplon "Strongheart." .
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Tho pelectmcn have made app“-
cationic tho Probate Court for the
“vehement 9! a “newt?!" lor‘
Eliza Cook.
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Th9 'i'ailln; health of Louis Wirih
hos neon-listed his going to n. has-
like! !P New ?P’F- H54. twill! have
scream! 913939 3"" city.
EWWE. "he em"! In this
8 . em? in en em-
mmri. gum
. Hal-mints: Company was
. . sis! last week end removed
Devlin” Hospital where be
Sunday. ' as leaves a rite.
Watt. Raymond Whitehead. Leonard
nines dill.
Katherine Gill. Mary Sullivan Seton
Bridgeport. were fishing friends in
ford school is once more able to lug
around. after the injury to his foot
he received about a week ago while
playing basketball. Although he has
resumed his studies he will hot be
able to plug with the school quitntct
Ber of
Hill
There will be choir practice 10-
at tho homo of Mrs.
bx dancing club are
beams. tile and fire brick. making
Bond. Augusta Lindblooln.'
Jaws. ‘
Roger Orcm. George Demylt. ThCu- :'
doro Demytt and Frederick Lin 2. 1
tor my
D. Henry Miller has returned from.
Miss Lizzie McNiclioll of Yonkers.
N. ii. is spending the week with
Mrs. Mary c. White. who will noon
loan: for a \islt “1th her son in
“'ashington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Goctjen rc-
turnmi on Sunday, frOm a. trip to
f'ailcrsonvilie, N. Y., where they
attended the luncral of an uncle.
P James Tinning loft town on Fri-
day to reside with his sister‘ at
Patcrsonvllle. N. ii. for the present.
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Mrs. \V. H. Fischer attended the
luncheon at tin: liotcl Stanfield.
Bridgcort. given by the Fairncld
County Republican W'omcn‘s Assoc-
iation. on Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Touquct '0!
Bridgeport were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Adclla St urges.
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The March meeting of tho W. F.
M. Society will be held in the Sun-
day School room of the church. next
Friday afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock.‘ L
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Mrs. J. Paul Schubert and daugh-
icr. Miss Alice s'chubert, have team
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Amounts tron:
380m
. “Jim
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“Fe iha"? money to loan on. first. mortgagee
,. and vicinity. "
The JBHN M. GLOMAEENC‘Y y .
Iii-Loans; _;
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on real estate'ln'Norm ‘
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$3,090 to 35,500.
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Quantum-nu;
Writing with a bad cane of "prim-
rose" poisoning.”
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Miss Edith Richdale spent the :-.‘ ,- . '
week-end with friends in Darieii. ’
dill
' ' Q Glenbrook
Have Your Car itinerant? Have
us submit some data. on color
schemes and costs. Your in-
quiryawiii'bs valued. ' ‘
VI!!! The Automobile hi3“:
Will Give
for
Conn.
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John ’1'. “'lley reports finding his
dogs barking at a ground hog fifteen
foot up a tréc. "The quickly dispat-
ched tho animal and it w ighed 12
pounds. “‘11:“: a hope ul sign for
an early spring. :
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’Maple Arcane. Gleam-oak, ms 50c
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George Osborne spent Saturday in
my HILLSIDE scnooi
a. French Pia)-
“LB VOYAGE D! I.
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ALSO DANCES 8: PANTOMD-
FRIDAY. MARCH 11. ll“
‘ :00 _P. u.
Proceeds for Orphan Children
And Wounded Veterans c: F.
rurm
Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Phone 1676-4
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This Season’s Goods at
——-% off —
THE ORIGINAL PRICE
It has always been our policy to clear
up each season’s goods in the season for
which they were purchased. Last ear we
carried over but one overmatv-an we ex-
pect to beat that record this year,
._ your Size is here you can save
money by flying for next Winter's needS.
. Your size maybe here today. But will
it be here tomorrow? Take 110 chances!
Come in right away!
MEN’S OVERCOATS AT 1.2 PRICE
CONSERVATIVE MODEL OVERCOATS
7' that ore priced from $.25 to $60, at 1-2 price—a
$12.50 ”$30.00 8 .
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”'fifi’gsan‘dngii? “"19” m f,
FANCY QVERCOATS that an M . from
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Sings range mm 34 to 42, mostly 35’s, 36's, 40'! and
12's. ‘ _.,
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