.. . ‘ TUESDAY, MARCH1
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Kiss My mm a member
or the senior els- of 193‘. has re-
ceived mutilation from the Wo-
man's State College of cw London.
that she has been admitted to that
Institution. ‘ She will enter the treb-
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City Brief and Pomona]. Mention 1»
‘Speoak
GENUINE mm
curtain Brush's team of plnochle lMiss Helen Zargcs. Miss Helen Char-
Apllym enjoyed a turkey supper
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Uncan Tribe. 1. 0. R. M., “iii
ho!!!i Past Suchvm's night tonight in
Red Men's hall in “'ushingion slrcct.
4» Chi“ Rcdwlng will give an cnicrimn-
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Miss Florence Charnolr. Ml.
nok.
Miss Catherine
Clara Walterhousc.
Miss Bessie Sokacs of Oxford ave-
‘nuc is convalescent other home fnom
no r rcccnt illness.
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Great Interest in Snug-
'atu'ck Prize Contest
32,000 WORDS T0 ‘
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A quiver seemed to shake E\’elyn's
JhOOk.
"This is Mrs. Jille."
"I told you I should call you."
"So you have." she succeeded in
saying it lndlfterently. .
ing to her. In a lowered voice she
Evelyn couldn't help smiling.'8hs
wanted to laugh. She was glad
Ellison could not witness the effect
of the tone of his remark. She Wilt-
ed for him *to speak. There was a
m.‘
men class there in September.
Only $225
Members of an oral English class
roads in the United States." The
debate will have as its judgeaVG.
V. Buchannau. superintendent of
the Norwalk Public School system.
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last evening at the expense of Csp- r ' ‘ )’
Pohlmnnu team. which lost the Burchcs, Miss Mario Schmidt. Miss 8 0k“ _ > I _ ‘ .’ r I
33.3. Tribe. I. O. “I M” vinochlc “01°“ Chumbcflam' N188 Ch“ I ”“51“ t°°k “D the telephone. 9"You seem to forget that I am of Miss Mary J. McMahon (Kill-1:; ' ea kat\
it KOIl'fllmcnt recently. Captain Pohl- Drives. Ml” Margaret “am. a“. "Hello." aha said. Her voice was Mrs. .Jille.” , ., bate in the high school :2» e310 liar ‘ . - - e S
“I. a“: a Short talk after t sup- mm zargfl' Frederic" Vogt, Archie ' 0001 and liquid. “That's right I suppose he'll in. _\Vednesday morning at t 1 {viii be » . DOVVE
per and Captain Brush cha longed Duichcs, Cunard Iiablckt andhrncst DOWN momw \ “ Jllle?” am on Dem: present." He laughed week}? weighty- “1.11%;th Siam: . S I. ‘ LL‘WS
- ., ‘ . A1,i.(‘l. ‘ « It w” E" v , . ‘ "Reso ved' a “a 0. so“ ‘ h
‘ him‘to another match.ncxt ycar r‘ i . . 0 teens voice Her hands impudently. should operate and control all rall- \‘«‘l.kl 00“.
Count.
. . . __p Se . 'I‘ . Phone 863. - , mem- I
mutt “10" ”"3 "1"“"3- ”‘0 5‘ “’"d “buc "ice “l 0 ' "When you have recowrod f in Mrs. hathcrlnc White Bow!» 1‘ . . p
- - » . . l ‘ ‘ ° —— Fflrelg'll (:(Iulltl'les ro quiet pause. ' B r cati n and I .
598“. “ill 1‘0 “0”“‘1 4”“ “'m l ‘ ‘ your surprise. please telltale-when "You tempt me to run away to b" °f the card of- d" O The e !
\vill‘be scrvcd.
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morrow nl'tcrnoo n.
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The degree team of l’l'lllC of Ulcus
‘ Council. D. of 1'.. will hold it rclicnrs-
all in} Red Men's hall at 6:30 tonight,
before the meeting of Uncas Tl'lbu.
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The Ladies Aid Society of lll‘J
South Noni-all; Methodist church will
hold an all-day sewing mcclliig and
lunch tomorrow at ihc home of Mrs.
George N. .‘lL‘lX‘lbllln vi: lfilxmvood
avenue.
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—One-halt of: on writing paper
at Donnelly's.—-Ad v.
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The rncciing or the “‘hnlsorvoy
Circle of Kings“ Daughters or the
Mathew Flora of Lexington avenue
has resigned his pasition with the
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Mr. and Mrs. John 1:. Lawrence of
i7 lilmwood nvcnuo have returned
from Mt. Dora. Florida. where they
have been spending the winter.
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—Publlc Service Trul. Phone 363.
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Jumcs Neitlcon oi' the C. S. Men
sir-k company of New Haven was a.
visitor in Springwood, yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perry of
Myrtle nvcnuo entertained several
lililc friends of their granddaughter.
Mildred Starr. at their home Sutur-
TryToo
heed a. policeman's order to stop.
when arraigned before Deputy
Judgc Joseph Adams in Town court.
A letter from Superintendent of
Charities Angus Theme. of Bridge-
port. was read at the trial. stating
that his department was paying Cos-
tello's rent and supplying his family
with coal.
In view of such circumstances the
cent-t declared in noting out sent-
once that he had made the lines as
small as possible. The accused.
however. had no money and was re-
mandcd to Jail until arrangements
could be made by his friends to
raise the lines and costs. 8100, or tile
a. bond to insure weekly payments
you are going
[to have tee. with ,me
again.” “ a“ \
He laughed. “I retuso to be con-
sldered suitor No. 656 You can‘t put
me art that long." _
“I would be glad for you to take
me to tea in Paris three weeks tron:
today." . _ - ,
He laughed again. “Oh let's be
serious. Won’t you let me take you
to tea tomorrow? I have round a dc.
lightful Jittlo tcashop you would
Just love."
"I am leaving tomorrow tor New
York to sell for Europe."
leNon'
She was glad she had'not taikéd
to him about the trip before. She
appreciated the drama. in the an-
nouncement.
Paris—to keep that tea. engagement
with you three‘ weeks from now.
"1 shall hold it open. but I am
fretrul about waiting. You musn't
be even two minutes late."
“That's just like a woman. to say
a thing like that. And you know
you'll be half an hour late your-salt."
“Beggars mustn't be chooser-s."
"Unless they are women. But tell
me. what ship are you selling by?
“Dion?
She told him.
"I don't want to hang up. You’re
going away just when I WM Setting
(to know you."
‘ She was growing impatient.
“It was nice of you to phone me.’
she said. with finality.
",Save me the third Tuesday is
Atpmey Edward J. Quinlan.
teams will consist of William J.
Fitch and Norman Flewwellin.
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Kenneth Thomas has left his
studies at the rwalk High school.
He was a man or of the senior
class.
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Rehearsals are rapidly advancing
for the senior class play "Bimbo."
Coach Iarry E. Doyle. Jr.. of the
John B. Rogers Producing (30..
claims that he has good talent at
hand and he predicts a first class
presentation. ‘he last rehearsal
vvill be held in the High school audi-
torium this cvcning. ‘
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Room 15. composed entirely, of
ecnior.glrls. leads the class rooms of
.. The
—-Long Fire Travel
—-Low Waterline
—Fuel Economy
—Perfect Circulation
—Efficient Direct
N Heating Surface
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Auto ””2"; ill: . e e ' Fred Costello. 0f 64 Highland avc- She paused '- moment. What You'd better held “open I might gals?“ effigy? {.1233} algzggs
St; Joseph's llospltul Sowing Circle Miss Irene and Miss Julia. Smith nuc. Bridgeport, was fined 3100 and 5310““ 511° say? 531° had “ 113ng appear, dramatically at the hour of 1,23; ixatherine Jackson. tor the
will meet at the home of Mrs. litl- "f BOUND Sire“ “'0‘" “um" "1 costs for driving a motor vehicle thought. three in front. of the Cafe de La he 5".” Stella [{azatkic. chali-
ward llayOS. 10 Durrilt avenuL'. 10- Bridgeport. Saturday. where they while under the influence of liquor 1 can were “in the third Tues- Paix and command you to keep the ‘3. ' h P Smith Raymond Riel-chants Exhibit
uitcndcd at dance at the Tlitz. and an additional $10 for tailing to day in November.’ ' date." man. Joscp . - , .
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Norwalk and So. Norm
SILK HOSIERY
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950. $1.25. $1.15. 5195
' Norwulk Con rcgulionzil (lily afternoon, in honor of Mlldrcd's .. .. ' , l .
15:32:}. which was to inn/E th'l’l licld mm birthday. An arternoon of °n that “mom? . . -«§$il§",?§_..’m1 21:31:11?“ anyway,- he said. "Un- the high school in the sale of new . . : lump Jeannette
of Mrs. Charles ll. llurl- armor! and music was en 0 cd b the v . ' , ‘ , , .. _-- * ect 6n i .
blithgfhgfrri'rcsccnt lcrxncc this nf— tliildrcn. Refreshment: in. :crv- “’ith apparently as much interest 'Oh. V°“Vk"°"' it “33 ““91? a 3‘"- ‘_:G0.°d bye. ' - zlsltfizz-iofiit33l:nthrlliiirrtorbemmllas in“ Abendl'otll Brothers E 50 50 ‘lam * M \
tor-noon. was liosin‘m"'l 0” Ui‘i‘ml'” ml. The little guest of honor is the at “3 “03° ‘15 was evidenced by “‘0 prise forgive me. BM “bu t I see She stood up and 51““:th the ready dispost'wl of more than one i
or the wruthrr and will lie hold ln- daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Orlando public at its beginning, the contest 30“ ,before 32°“ 80-491“th t’omor- silliness out of her legs and arms. hundred tickets and is still going . Established 1810
marrow at 3:80 o'l‘lOt'li at the Film" 5“”... or can gum“, ”tract, “lllch Mrs. Rose Scott. of Saugatuck WW. Couldu ‘5 I 308 3°“ 0“? "Another good bye." she briefly t Room 17 am, compbsed _
place. 0 c e avcnuc, has been conducting for the Evelyn looked 0V9!“ her shoulder. answered Mamie‘s 106k askance. as 5 rong. ‘ d the direction P011 011ml. N Y A rem-t". .
past several weeks for the best word The door of her room was closed. she resentercd her room. entirely or 5' rls, no or s ' ' claimed .0 , , ’
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Mrs. Alfred ilnnmlm-i
l~‘ricnds or Miss Florence Glynn Oi
as an antonym of “scofflaw.” was
She wondered if any one was listen-
(To Be Continued.)
of Sarah Riordan. comes second in
oualiiivs as ‘
MF- and Collage street. will be sorry to hear - A - _
have changed lllf'll‘ rcsidcnt‘c from . , . ' . . h ClOSt‘d will] ' adolul of more than the ranks Jm’t behlnfl in the com 1 . z: ,..,.,._.
( t i i" l' 1 mm that Slit, is ill at llLl‘ omc. petition hv a row tickets. y tum L. . ,
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Lowe s rm 0 - i Cs 1 . . a 3-,00-0 poi-d suggestions. Mrs. Scott 0 o 0 met with the Town ofllclnls of \Ves- __,_. ‘
_ , t o t . Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jafico of “3th that‘all "‘4” PW‘ma'de George Wheeler. 01' New York ton at the Town house, Friday morn- '
+Largo pea coal. Harris & Guns In“... l'oint strcct had as their recent. March 10 “'1” be included in the city. spent the “.0“.de With Les- ing. March 7‘ to advise in regard to
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Frank J. Kory of Soundvicw nvc-
hue cntv'rlaincil at his home Sutur-
(lay in honor or his 26m birthday.
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Mr. and Mrs. David llicirick of T
lily avenun announce the birth of
aon'nt their home. March 5.
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ll.
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r I". Vionl of llridgcpm't viailml \villi
Iricnds ln Springuood ychivrdny.
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—-Buy Your Victrma on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly’s.
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A. farewell banquet was given in
honor of Andrcw Bush of D lily nvc-
nut) in Kisli's hull Saturday cvcning.
Mr. Bush will have shortly for New
.York City. Frank Buchta entertain-
ed with piano selections. There was
also vocal solos by Mr. Bush. Among
gut-sis {ricnds from New York city.
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'l‘licrc “ill be at. meeting or the
Junior Boy's club ol‘ the Christ
church at the church tonight at 7
o'clock.
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The confirmation class of Christ
(llllrt'll. which usually meets at the
l't't'lUl’)‘ :ll 4:30 on “'cdiicsduy uftcr-
nouns. has lrcn postopcncd until 4:30
Thursday uflcrnoun for this week
only.
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Tim \Vomun‘s Foreign Missionary
seciciy of the East Avenue Metho-
dist church will meet with Mrs. \Vll-
lis llcnu. ut llCl' home on Van Zandt
sircci, toryght at 8 o'clock.
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The Vestry and Altar Guild oi
Christ church will serve a supper in
answers from which the winning
word is to be chosen.
Today Mrs. Scott. aided by her
husband and several of the Staples
High school girls. were striving to
record in numbers and classification
the grcat piles of answers sent in by
contestants from this and other
countries. As soon as their work
is complclcd lists or the entire clas-
sincd sug cations will be hurried to
New York where a. committee. con-
sisting of editors and writers, is
scheduled to decide the winning
word next Saturday afternoon.
\thn the prize-winning word is
chosen from the great num.r of
lists submitted. it will be forwuded
to Saugatuck. and the author olthat
particular word determined. The
author of the word which will sect!
loudest at “scoliiaw” will be given
ter Shoal at his home on Sylvan ave-
nue.
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Miss Katherine Sherwood. of New
York. is Visiting with Mrs. Kenneth
Scoficld. '
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Mrs. Katherine Scotleld or High-
land avenue was hostess t’the mem-
bers of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Rowayton Baptist church at her
home. yesterday afternoon. Follow-
ing the regular business meeting. a
social hour was enjoyed.
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The Ever Ready Circle of King's
daughters are planning to observe
the birthday anniversary of Fanny
Crosby. the blind hymn writer, at
the assessment of taxes.
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A surprise and "miscellaneous"
shower, was given Friday evening for
Miss Myrtle Taylor. 'whose engage-
ment to Harry Olmstead of North
“’ilton was anounccd several months
ago. The affair was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Milton
Taylor and was attended by about
25 young people and relations. who
spent a very enjoyable evening. Miss
Taylor received many pretty and use-
ful gifts.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson of
Hurlbutt street have been spending
the week-end with their daughter.
Mrs. Percy Thompson.
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. those present were Slophcn Kcrkcs. _ . , . , t e R w
’ “"9““ Kmkm NM" Rum“ 3“ l3; :‘i22Tgxcleedhtii:thlolu‘r: (if???) “00' . . . stridingufi‘c‘lanzalmsttrlidgtrvilcizlggzl Ml“ Thelma Hams of Reddins
1hur Tyrcll, Joscph (.‘nrroll, Gordon and 7,“) o'clouk ' tor of Bridgeport has been secured was the guest of Miss 'Ellcn \Viley,
.Imdmsky' “army Lucas, Joseph ' . '. . Fred G. C. Smith. president of the as speaker. Mrs-Rector who was Thursday. Miss Wiley celebrated
:anyai. Julius :udovsky. Frank . ‘ Greenwich Rotary club. will be the personally acquainted with Mi her fourteenth birthday bxentsrtain-
J-luchtu. Stephen Powell. Louis rioro. “" “1° ic‘ul“, "mun" m‘c‘m‘ guest of honor and principsl weaker Crab, Wm m; o, m“, a, .55 a: in: t “W schoolmates on Saturday
James Murlno. John Gnll, Joscph 0‘ ”‘0 ‘Wi’l‘me' “°°" “"1 Ladder hero Wednesday noon of the meet- “magma wmcn m. .0 the wm‘ afternoon.
'Yukas. Slcphr-n Lovas, Harry 'l‘ootliili
Joseph Nt‘gycsi and Ernest Mriscl.
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—Lchigh coal. Harris 61—, Guns.
company held at the company's
quzll‘lcrs on Van Zandt strcct, list
night. plans were discussed for hav-
ing a turkey supper in Community
hull. March 25. Following the sup-
ing of ”10 local Rotary club. Presi-
dent Smith and his club has greatly
aided in the work of getting the lo-
cal organization formed and under-
ing of the hymns. which have gained
a national reputation. A group of
Miss Crosby's hymns wil also be sung
by the Ever Reedy chorus, under
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On Thursday. February 38. a son
arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
\Vill Scribner. >
. . o . . . way in the past two weeks. the direction of M' W. F. .'
. Miss Soplilnc Novnk of 158 South 13“". ‘1 ““5 “”th to have an enter- ‘ ‘ “ The members of ‘1':- Kinss’gzsyl; A “"59 number of Danbury rela-
Maln slroct cnt'crtnincd .n nurnlmr or lainmcnt I‘ll the companys quarters. Members of the Matthias Post. ters of Norwslk have been invited to (ix-cs and friends met at the home
her friends at a. socml at hrx home. lhc “lnlltrs in the recent DlHOChlc American L040“ and the Ladlee’ participate m the “gumomu, of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry
Sunday. Among the gucsls wore tournament will be the guests of the 5 0 O 0 Berth." Sunday. to celebrate Mr
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friends from Stamford. Duricn, Nor-
M‘t‘llk Hill] South Norwalk.
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Miss Margaret Tooltcr of Flux
Ilill road was a visxtor in Britlgl‘porl,
Saturday.
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William H. Lyons has rctllrncul to
his home on Stevens slrcct nrtcr
ioslng side at this supper.
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An enjoyable social was held in
the East Avenue Methodist church
last night by the Friendsllip'ljlble
class. Mrs. A. N. Paddock was
chairman of the committee which
arranged the ulIair. About 65 were
Auxiliary surprised Mrs. Alberta K.
Jennings at her home on State
street. Saturday night. and helped
in observing her birthday. Mrs.
Jennings. who is secretary of the
auxiliary. “as the recipient of a
number of beautiful gifts.
The evening was spent in card
playing. after which there was mu-
A meeting of the Community
Brotherhood of Rowsyton was held
at the Baptist churclv last night.
Routine buetness was transacted and
a social time was enjoyed.
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Friends of Mrs. Robert Barclay of
Rowayton avenue who is under
Scribner‘s‘elghty-nrst birthday.
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Mrs. Adolph Hemmels
has been sufterlng from a shock
which occurred Thursday at her
home on Olmstcad’s hill, is reported
to be improving.
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Kemp. who
‘ Kitchen HoursAgam Reduced
021th Great SELIERS Imprm'ement
spending tho week-end with relatives Tm?“ ul. t3," soil-togethcrdmcct'llhhg: sic and a. delightful supper. Among :a‘tgzen'ieseéh: hgrwalk hospital, Mrs.‘Anna Hedenbcrg Of Brooklyn
in New Brunswick. N. J. ‘ “pp” "3 ‘1 3" ”er": ‘ ‘5 those present were Mr and Mrs. p ° 9" that much is visiting Miss Josephine Hurlbutt. '
. . . umicrun circle was the guest of the J h K “ d M Ha ‘mDPO‘Tment ‘3 Show“ “1 he!“ C0"- The \iar h ti “7 NOW co m ' m_ that ' revolmonary
class. l-‘ollowlng the social the ° " °°“°' ‘ " a“ '3‘ "’7 diuon and that her physician expects ‘ c m" "‘ °¥ ”"3 ‘ F‘ - mes a w '
--Thlrty per cent. or: on all L‘vcr-
sliarp pencils at Donnelly’s.—-Adv.
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Miss Margot-ct Took: r of Flux .lllll
rcgulnr lnvctings of the Bible class
(lllll xhc Omicron circle were held.
The c\cning's program included a
chnc, Mr. and 'Mrs. Curtis Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tompkins.
Lena Matthias. Mrs. Henry Rippe.
that she wil be able to return to her
home in a few days.
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M. society was held at the home of
Mt: Josephine Hurlbutt on Friday
butL-a very delightful social hour
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—that saves MORE time and
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Mr. and Mrs. James DeMnl'l', Mr. 0 o a “mmwn' Art” “n ”mime" ‘ experts. It 15 GM the
Mr. and M rs. l-‘ «l ~’ -k F -- : .l ' . . n. - . ~ ‘ sion and the o ’
children or Concord”“strcntlugxljm "Ntigllborllood Night" was ch. :33 gr; ::3r1:?}l‘fzicfalldl;:ryz}r:i‘: h Hiram ngn'm‘ t“ confined ‘10 his in the study bggllt?‘?‘gr::gg:pll‘::cc: \
. , . . .' . , . . , . ' . ., . u. l o - - - ,omo on 0W3 ' on avcnu '- n
’ bundny in .\cw lurk city. "’5‘“ “" khrlbt’ church. last night. Colicr. Mrs. Mair Crawford. Miss ncag. ‘ y ' o w ill 0f Japan. by Mrs. Nelson 8. Hurl-
mlabor. 1:3
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ro' d ins t k ll‘ ilh ”(11:113.- Lonlggt $2153.: :21th 3113:? Ml“ -1"‘b°"° mppc' Dana"! cm" ' "'3‘ G°°"‘° K” h” "mm“! 1° wast? 103131? and dalntyretreshmentg
Jutob 3110;150:4112?“ m” “ the flier '“ill be the last until utter lord. George R”WC- ‘Vllllum Huck. tier home on Crockett street train a “no ' ”caller: ‘- present. Pas: nboe d3 °
, _ , ' ' mu 1.. New York my: film, Nonethe those final: turn: and labor
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Miss Catherine “'illinmson oi‘ Bur-
well is visiting rclamcs in llrlilkcn ulircclion oi l‘cv. llobcrt B. B. h‘ootc, Gerald Cliatlicld and t"° tricnds. are Mrs. Charles Gre o . . .
roll. ' rr‘ctor. ‘ event the \vcck—cnd in town. Mr. It the Roweyton Baptist hurCh- Ralph S. Gregory. Mrs. Izvllrsqull‘rlre: mm keg-”43%”: unknown.
. . s o . . . Chutileld is co‘nncctcd’with station T:w";:‘{h°venm3-Mm M“? “me.“ Mrs. “’altcr Sterling. Mrs. Della . wotlnn‘gsmfiace. It“ Fnu'fldg' . ».
Harry room“! or mn L'. s. 8. Suit- it... Mabel Muller at Penn Am- WEAR w ° ”mm" m” ”mm“ sturses. John H- Stommen. Francis W a ' :Th‘n beam dam is made m we.
“Nevis enjoying a furlough at his home
onfSoulh Main siren-l.
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;—Bcst coal. Ilni'rln & Guns.
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Amos “'illinmsmi or llurxvrll is vi-
ailing rclnlivcs in llritlgrpuri.
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party was givrn to Miss Mar.
ga t Mclscl. in honor of her lflth
birthday, at her home on Lch street
Ml Anna. Miko. Miss Anna Strum),
o.. a u-“
. -..- a.» m... «.3 .ma’o‘
i‘i name on
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it represents a nice
., 01 security.
liastcr in the series which were in-
augurated some time use under the
boy. dramatic reader. will give a
l'cudillg oi; "Dog 0' My Heart" at
(in; liust Avenue Methodist church.
lv'rnlay night at 8 o‘clock. The on-
tcrlnimncnt is being held umlcr the
auspices of tho Omicron circlc. Miss
Mullcr gave‘ a reading on “Amarilly
of Clothes Linc Alley" at the church
some time ago and those who were
fortunate enough to hear her then
are looking forward to her recital on
It’s 'A‘ Comfortable Feeling ~
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i It helps a lot to know that the pass-book with your
{When the pay envelope stops for awhile. the men with
such a pessbook gets by with the least difficulty.
use in a “’ashlngton lumber plant.
little sum tucked sway in a
savings account, ready for the Unexpected need. And the
larger the sums sailed regularly, the greater the feeling
Roy Kennedy and Charles Neilson.
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Miss Lillian \Vald. ol.‘ New York.
is spending a. few days at her surn-
mcr homo hero. «
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About 800 gttcnded the gymna-
sium exhibit at the Y. M. C. A.. Sat-
urdny night. given by the Sprmz-
ileld college team. “‘
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Harry Kirk. of New Canaan. has
Dr. and Mrs Hunter sailed Sutur-
day for an extended stay in Ber-
muda.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wakcman. of
Greens Farms. will celebrate thcl!‘
50th Wedding anniversary Wednes-
day.‘ '
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A meeting of the American Le-
gion and the Ladies' Auxiliary will
take place in Fable Hall Wednesday
night.
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The third block in the pinochle
tou t being held 'betweenr
mom credo! Comngnglne Company
a’fid Pioneer-.1100]: and Ladder Com-
pany will “be played ' in Central
Headquarters tonight. A
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At the weekly Community meeting
subject will be “Religion in Daily
Life." The meetings which are pre-
sided over by Rev. Victor Scalise.
pastor. are held in conjunction with
the weekly prayer service.
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At the regular meeting of the
Rowayton Hose company held at the
Rowayton hose house last night.
bids were received for shingling the
roof of the hose house. It was voted.
however. to deliberate a little longer
Ssmrday evening. The house was . . ‘ ,
, .- , . been Visiting friends in town. .bcforo awarding the contract tor th M
decorated in a. color scheme of pink 1 rlddy night. . . e . ._
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daughter, Audrey. are spending the
week in New York City, where they
are visiting with relatives. .
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Mr. and Mrs. James Daughter-y
have returned from a trip to New
York City.
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School teachers of Weston will
meet this steer-noon with Super-in.
tendeut Knight at the Upper Parish
school. ," .
Although weather and traveling
were far from ,good. a large crowd
attended the dance at the Hall. Fri-
day‘ night. Reuben Geopple and
several trieuds from stratfleld fur-
nished excellent music for dancing.
Contractor Joe'éph Buckley is
making extensive repairs on the
3nd: place. now owned by Mrs.
. no Compton.
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J The. Lyons Pius. school. taught
.Ssa
Among the many who have been
on the sick list during the past week
Sterling. Grace Drum and the 0s-
borne twins. Ellis and George.
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Mrs. J. M. Taylor entertained her
irother. Willis Banks and wife. and
Ira. Peck of Port Jervis. N. Y..“last,
week. . -
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Mrs. lVilliam H. Fischer has been
confined to her bed with the grip
for the past tow days.
Tex” March 11.—-—Ed-
ward Young Clarke of Atlanta. for-
mer acting Imperial Wizard of the
Ku Klux Klan. pleaded guilty~to~
day in Federal court to violating the
Mann act. and was and 35.000 by
Judge ‘J. C. Hutcheson. .jr.
The charge involved a young
Houston woman.
that Clarke transported her to New
Orleans in February, '1921. /
"You have ventered a. pled‘ of
guilty. which sows that you have
gone a long way towards making
restitution." the judge said. “If you
had pleaded not guilty. and tried to
lie your way out or it. I Would have
sent you to the penitentiary.”
said: "Clarlte has suffered more in
this case than any man I have ever
known. He- has learned his lesum
and is ready to so back tonic We!»
ings of his mother..wbo will be the
greatest suflerer if his bituminous
is severe." ’ _ - 4 ;
The young womanln the case was
in ’court as sentence was passed.
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