like. George Pierce summit hobitsl;
pork, of ,Van Buren ave:
‘ More in Stanton: lion-
‘ s s s
Md and llartin XcDon-
“ex-g am avenue were vis-
import Saturday. .
. O O 0
“mi. Oliver Petty" of
‘ . were guests Monday or
fire. Edward Russell of
H“ .
' O O 0
”rinse. Wis-Adv-
‘ O O .
nary Welsner has had a
~ - Wed at her home on
M urect.
" .. .e s s
. ’ - . Hrs. Frederick Cunning-
, _Woodward avenue are enter-
. Ii- l.ouise Conucrse or
“d. Indiana.
q s s e‘ ,
_'Dorothy Craw and Miss Ja‘
of Newtown avenue were
was! in Bridgeport yesterday.
' ‘ a i C . .
' K hol! oi! on writing paper
st ‘ cilia—Adv.
‘ g e s s
“ ‘31.“ Ross Alexander of Spring
street: entertained relatives from
New York city Sunday.
', - . .
In. Howard Brown
George Andrews 0:
meet. were \isitors
Yesterday siteruoon.
O O C
Buérott Hammond. son of Mrs.
Mes Y. Hammond. is spending a
vacation from his studies at school
« hillbviiie. North Carolina. at his
home on Frlnce street.
0 O O
-L£rge pea coal. Harris & Gans.
'” C . C
and Mrs.
South Main
in Stamford
I.
J9? Mal George Belts and Attorney
3' Quinlm of the Board 0! Education
1' were Visitors at tho Dior-walk High
‘ school? yesterday, where they were
l, Judged in s debate on “Government
Ownemhlp of the Railroads." given
.‘7 by members of tho Senior class.
C
C O
upland Mrs. William licndrlck
' and r. and Mrs. Emil Gilbert or
Faith ld avenue ‘cru \isltors in
‘ Bridgiort last evening. whcrc tlicy
“loaded a. pcrtormarmc at the Lyric
theatre.
—Mhigh coal. Harris 6;. Clans.
O O a
Miss Helen Prendcrgast is con-
fined to her home on Spring llill
avenue with on attack at quincy
sore throat. Dr. \V. \V. Traccy is
.. in attendance. Miss i‘rcndcrgast
r hid one o: the loading parts in the
‘:. inn-lei: comedy. "Bimbo." present-
.. ed ‘ evening at the Palace then.-
9 tre tonight at the Regent. Miss
Merl Young or Melbourne road is
tsltin her place.
\ . e s
‘ -—$ Your Vicuom on our Club
P w about it at Donneily’s.
s_ s s .
«the inclement weather
evening a Buick roadster.
.D. K. Sturncr 0t .Vcw
U. collided with a Ford tour-
on ltivcrsidc a.\cnu'_. .\'o
O
r .
-—Thnt Old Gang of hilllc, I‘ri-
f day night at To“n .\b.‘.~’::llllly lmzl.
O O O
y. Miss Helen Uccrm; at \‘an B-lrcu
avenue And Mini Alice loonc of Con-
"5 cord street spcnt tho work-end m
; Port Chester. 3'. Y. with friends.
‘ u a C
.~ Miss Mildred Luther is ill at liv-r
3 home in Scavlrw avenue.
C O O
m “Thirty per cent. oi! on all Ever-
shu'p pencils at Donnelly's.—Adv.
‘ e o s
Kr. and Mrs. Richard Warm or
Cove tvcnue. arc the proud parents
at I. son. born ycsicrflay morning.
Mother and child are doing nicely.
O U U
A. Girl Scout. rally will bo hvld
this Afternoon at tho Norwslk Ar-
.fllof, tor the purpose or hoaring :1
"IR by Miss Phyllis "l‘rmulinson of
. Brian“, the new director Ofllil‘?
v‘ Girl Scout. Camp. Trcl‘oll. Danupry.
:. All Qfl Ecouts are urged to attrnd.
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98.“ coal. Harris a; Gans.
-. O O 3
Mia") High school. gfirls gvncr-
contributed homo-mndc fudge
rule extra. money for tho Brnlor
clan. It was sold last evening at
“0 We theatre by the following
til,“ charge of Florence Levy:
m Abbie Savage. Alice Mc-
m. Mary Modnc. Sally Shilcp-
‘Ir. ' orothy Stools. Sylvia. Thump-
Cpfl. a” Gutieridge. Helen Iirchn,
Helen wndes. Dorothy Cummings,
, ltolnberg. Esther Feinsod.
"m. Spencer and Dorothy lioward.
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-\ m Myrtle Gray of Van Buren
CV03". is Visiting friends in Green-
elem;
Stanley G;ue:w710 recently un-
Omnt an operation at the Nor-
m nicely
and will. be Merged in‘ a rev:
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The Christian Endeavor society ct
First Conventional church be)“
its weekly meeting this evening at
the church: » ’ '
_ ,e s e . .
The butcthli team 92.010 Nor-q
walk order of Dcinoiay accompanied
by many rooters will go to Bridge-
port Fridsy night to engage in a tilt
with the basketball team'rspresent-
ing the Bridgeport order of De.
Mole)“. ., \
- O O O
The senior K. O. K. A. will not
hold its regular weekly meeting to-
morrow evening.
0 O 0
A parish supper for all members
at the Nor-walk Methodist Episcopal
church and their friends will be held
Friday evening at 6:30 o‘clock p. m.
Atfer the supper. music and address-
es will be enjoyed.
O O C
James Root of the U. s. S. Csii~
tronia who has been visiting his
parents of Aiken street during a tur-
loi\'h has returned to his duties.
0 I 0
Aaron '1'. Dawson 0! Spring street
as purchased a new sedan.
O O C
Ophir chapter. 0. E. 8., served a
sauerkraut and frankturter supper
last evening in the banquet hall.
The regular prayer meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist church will
be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock.
O O 0
Praise and prayer service of the
Advent Christian church will be held
tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
O O 0
At the mid-week prayer service of
the Swedish Congregational 'church.
tonight_ 110v. N. HJalmar Gramstron.
pastor, will speak on "The Greater
North i’nrk College Drive." The
9"r\l\."‘s begin at right o'clock.
O O I
Thor-o will be a meeting of tin:
Knights of King Arthur of the Christ
church in the basement of the
(lllll't,li tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
I 0
Miss Katherine Lawlor o! Seaview
avenue has recovered from her rc—
cont illness and resumed her duties
with the J. & J? Cash. Inc.
0 O I
The visiting committee of the
East Norwaik Improvement associa-
llul‘l will hold a food sale in
Atlantic and Pacific store. Van Zandt
street. tomorrow attrcnoou at 2:30
o’clock.
s e e
The “'oman's Guild of Christ
church met this afternoon with Mrs.
C. S. Thompson at their home on
For: Point street.
0 O O
A meeting of the Endeavor circle
was held at the home or Mrs. Conrad
Frry. Scavicw avenue, yesterday It-
ternoon.
*:
C 0 O
The Ladies' Aid society of the East
Avenue Methodist church are plan-
ning to scrvo a supper in the base-
uwnt nr tho church, “'cdncsday cvc-
lllrrg, March 36.
Mrs. li‘rrlnk Roberts of Wallacc
:lvrnlm was hostess at a card party
at, hrr homo Tuosdny afternoon. Fol-
lowing the cards a social was enjoyed.
rtclrnshments were also served by
the hostcss.
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In conjunction with the Lcntcn
scrviccs in the Christ church tonight
tlirrc will be a missionary lecture on
“The Interior of Alaska." The ice.
turo will be illustrated by stercopti-
can views. There was a. special scr-
um {or the children this afternoon
at rnur o‘clock. The evening service
wil hrgin at 7:15 o'clock. It wilijc
i’ollowcd by the regular weekly cre-
hcnrsal or the choir.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Richard “farm oi
Cove ll\'CllllS are receiving congratu-
lations upon the birth or n. son at
tho Norwulk hospital yes: riay
morning.
A supper was served in the base-
mcnt ot‘ the Christ church last night,
by tho members of the Altar Guild
and the vcsiry. A large number at-
tended and the supper was one of
the most successful which has ever
bcch conducted by the :hur~:l. .
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Under the auspices of the Swedish
Congregational church‘ of Van Zandt
street. the Bell Ringers of. Helsing.
land. Sweden, will give {concert at.
the South Norwalk Methodist church
Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
The Bell Ringers have but recently
complete. a. tour of Europe and are
now appcaring in'tho larger cities
or the Unith States. Norwalk is
indeed fortunate in being able to
them and the concert will be I. mu-
sic’al treat which no one can afford to
m ss.
_ It’s 'A Comfortable Feeling
,. It helps a lot to know thstlthe pus-book with your /
e on it represents a his:
account, ready for
the sums added re
3 unexpected need; _ fl
gularly, the crestbr the feeling
little sun tucked swaying:
e
, 3*
stops {or “while; them with 7.
ththeleastdiflisnky » .'
the ‘
1M stories. has returned to his West-
‘Mrt home after
sue-43090“ church" Winder. the
”nice: o: the Omicron‘ctrcle. Miss
Kabul Muller. dramatic reader. of
Perth Amboy: will give a reading on
frag O'V‘Hyifleart." Mia Holler
gave an enmeie'jnte rotation of
“Amps-libs! Cloth e Alley? at
the church a‘tewgmonths Ago, and
those fortunste enough to hear that
Ire looking forward with pleasure to
tomorrow night's recl:ai.
. O
M Mary Snifl'cn will rbo the
apes or It the community... meeting
to be held tonight in the Rowayton
Baptist church. Miss Sniflcn will
speak on “Religion in Daily Life.”
The usual mid-week prayer services
will alsofibc held tonight in conjunc-
tion with the meeting. Rev. Victor
F. Scaiisc. pastor, will preside.
s .0 s '
; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Mills and
daughter. Carol. of Highland ave.
one are visiting in Glcnbrook.
O O O
- Lester Rackctt of Crockett street
has taken a position with the Fox
Cycle hardware company of South
Nora-elk. .
O O I
’
Moses and Louis Baptiste and
Louis Ladrigan have been accepted
as members of the Rowayton irc
department. ;
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l WETFUFT I
In response to a petition circulat-
ed by Health Officer \Villiam It.
Munson and.the Health committee
asking for a. public hearing to con-
sider the establishment or a garb-
age collection district. the sclcctmcn
yesterday issued a call {or the meet-
ing to take place in tho Town Hall.
Tuesday. March :5. The 'district
which would be cstnblishcd is
bounded by Compo Beach. Compo
road. Myrtle. Evorgrt‘cn and \Vushi
ington avenue. King's Highway
Trcadweli avenue and the Sanguine}:
railroad.
All or those residents lll'ing‘\\‘ith~
in that district will pay a spccizil
tax for maintenance of the collec-
tion system should :1 favorable vole
be cast ht the coming hearing.
A number of complaints have.
been received by the town nuihori-
tics of persons who are throwing
garbage upon the highways. and
warnings have been issued. Tho
Slate health department has advis-
ed the sclectmcn to make urrusis if
the practice is not immediately dis-
continued as it is a violation or
state health laws.
Miss Mn’rion Humblc. u ho is con-
noctcd with the advertisug and pub-
licity department of the National
Association of Book publishers, has
taken up rcsidrnce hero. Miss
Humble is iivlng- at the Manor
House. .
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A St. Patrick's day suppcr is be-
ing arranged for Saturday night at
the Wcstport Country club. and a
number or features are being plun—
ncd us a surprise.
0 O
‘ The entertainment committee. or
the \V’Dmcn's Town linpruxcmcnt as-
sociution has arranged it lecture. to
be illustrated with motion picture-s
of the late President Harding on his
Alaskan tour. to ho givcn in the Y.
M. U. A. auditorium on Mulch 31.
Mrs. Philip Gunion. chairman or ilic
committee. has arranged to have Mr.
Gillmzm. the lecturer who was with
ttho presidential purl}. come to
Wcstport.
o s
O
Tho Missrs lilizaimlh and Mary
Shicidu. (1'! Brooklyn. arc spending-
suverai days with Miss i'liocbc Ilicc
of Riverside avenue. iiugatuck.
‘ C O C
Miss Laura Chapman. 0: Cross-
highway road. attended tho dinuvvr
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution at the Stratflcld in
Bridgeport Monday.
0
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lccs. or
North Main street. are planning to
leave {or Florida in a few days.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cable and
tuning of North Main street. have
moved to Darion.
0
Teams representing Pioneer Hook
and Ladder company won the
pincchle tournament whichrhas been
underway the past three weeks with
Compo Engine company. In Tucs-
day night's play the Campos made
0 workers“ at in
Keene §uturdh - mitt by Mr.
31mm ‘” lesrlsoiison. ' '
g. ” - ‘ e e s- ». ..
Mary, Taylor Lewis is confined to
her home in, Saugatuck with a
sprained'ymklo. - " , ,_ .
'Albért Williams who firs» * lately
taken to the Danhu-i‘y hospital-art-
oufsly injured as thelrosult or which
in “the stained: by s. cowsl-emui‘ns in
a ycry serious condition, as compli-
cations ot“ the lungs have set in.
making treatment difficult. .His
friends ii: Bedding hope for a rapid
recovery. Nr..“'lfliatns3’ls ono' of
tho 'lnr-gcst milk producers in town.
He also operates an extensive ’ ul-
try term and is active in all 1 m
bureau activities. .
O O C ’
Joseph Rowland. 0! Ridgeficld.
was a recent caller at the homo of
H. ‘3 McCollam. v
Mr. Stone or Bcihcl. carrier . on
route No. 3 out of Bethel to Red-
dlng, was unable to make the on re
trip \l'cdncsday on account of c
wretched condition of local high-
ways.
s.
O
O O
The March meeting of the Men's
club (East Side). will be held at
the homo of Everett Brinkerhofl to:
night. The program or the evening
will include :1 radio concert.
0 I D
The regular monthly meeting at
tho l'utnnm Memorial Park commis-
sion» was‘hcld in Danbury 'thls at-
tarnoon . ‘
O .
Miss Esther Osiling will onlcrtain
lliu .l'lnoclilc club Friday night at
tho home of Mrs. E. 1’. Sanford.
I t O
Itcv.'1~‘ai*riiigar of Flushing. N. Y.,
will conduct the service at Christ
church Sunday morning. So for
no pastor has been scoured for the
parish and lit-v. Earringar comes
here. as a possible candidate (or the
rcctorshlp.
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The Gill-4', l"l‘ivllill:~‘ society met at
Tho home or Airs. (frotgc Sanford on
\\'mlnosdn,\‘.
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O O
I C 0
Mrs. I/rzlirw llncrum 0f l'ovcrty
Hallnw .‘lll'l .\lr.~, lhmirl Sullivan of
llrivlgrrpuri, \\'."C rrrmnt callers at
tho hmm- of Mrs‘. Fl'nnlt Perry of
Sunforiltown. Mrs. Furry has been
In I” hall”) for Kim past low nooks,
lml has l‘r‘covi-rr'il lately.
s e s V
(.‘hoir rclicnrsnl for (‘hrist church
mil ho mm at tho homo 0: Mrs. 15.
.l'. Sonia-ill twilight.
I
Howard Prilin, a: former resident
of I:Cililing‘ now in siding in Norwalk
uml rnmlw‘lml with the Norwalk
’i'lz'v._:mui ltul~¥~r company. was re—
(‘r‘nlly uprmia‘d upon for appendicitis.
'l‘hr- opornliuu “as sutwousiul and Mr.
Ul‘lliu is i'csiing cmnlorinhiy. '
‘ t D O .
'l‘lir- molding of tilt: “'omcn'l'uux-
iliury “ill in.‘ hold at the home 01
Mrs. 1-2. 1'. Sanford this ul’icmoon.
Miss Alla Balsa-it recently went to
Hartford whcrc she expects to re-
muiu iur about a month as the
a;
Nil.
1
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[New fortifnveiyn {other night
view or it mas a train thundering
over an elevated stratus-stem
thet'Grsnd‘ Control-motion. Closely“
knit; tenements greeted-her ores-
she‘glimpsed the my sideurst.
‘ Evelyn'was infected-“with tho tnv.‘
‘ t speed. or things “tiny were
hu" ed throughthe lobbrby' the
throng. two burdened porters rellm‘
ingltbern. 1:11 filled 11:15 a. .' cub
and were real: saliv‘tltiseem'edto
them) whirled‘ through= madding
truffle to a huge hotel.‘ 1- .
gWe ought to get good rooms,
Fred explained as the taxicab stop-
]: "I wired . our rsservitio‘hs h
w ek ago." .7. .. a. -‘
Evelyn was tin-midi?i sclt— 7
as she stepped across the shiny .
we. Fred. Perhaps no.0“. _
noticing her. but she .teitaas it wen
the palms in the iobbrhed eyes. The
equng seemed to he a; thousand feet
hi h. . I ‘ .
5Have you reservations?" the
clerk asked Fred courteous‘ly, as he,
stepped up to .5130 desk. Evelyn:
noticed asheeplsh’iook creep over
her husband's face as he told the.
clerk. "yes.“
But no rooms were reserved for
3r. Jiile and the clerk Mined his
sorrow that nothing was available.
"Two big conventions," he smiled
in explanation.
Fred turned away and grinned at
the now curious Marnie and Evelyn-
“The dinner‘son me. git-ii. I tor-
got to send that reservation telegram.
I remember now. I left.“ on my
desk. ‘Stunny.
sent it." ‘
Mamie and Evelyn displayed their
vexatlon. .
“But we'll be fixed up in a jiffy.
\Vc can go to the place I stayed when
I was here for the convention last
year." . ‘ ..
“What kind of a place is it?"
questioned Mamie. “Evelyn and I
don't want to go to some traveling
haicsmcn's hotel."
arguing, to see New York, like most
I thought I had
.. puissant streets.
Them-lying or . ‘ changed;- was
incredible to them. V clutched
“magma. tel-5.1M caper. tie: to
hence in sex-ssh any mm 3;
rsd‘e‘h‘otsi turned'out'to be bet-
t‘e,’ men the ”men'expccted. and
they; were: immune” relieved when
they were .shown'i‘inte a luxurious
silica They were not, awn}; 'ot the
he: that men “(better-é“; obtain;-
in: accommodations thengwonien.
Namie‘esitedjhsrbeiiboyto- , ' .
in newspaper-axrsnd heretnmed‘ n a.
short time wuhidve.‘ . “ ‘
; "Now, we‘lldecide what show
we're going to see," she-said. .
"I knew; it." Fred laughed. "You‘re
other visitors see it—-at thé theatres.
Thousan, des‘ot people come to this
city every‘ year to ‘see New 'York'
and‘go house without ever having
been anyw. here. but a theatre or
two." ,‘ '
"Oh, we con go out this utter-noon
and take '3. bus ride. But we want
to go to a show tonight."- She con-
tinued her perusal of the theatrical
pages. ~
A show was decided .1 after much
argument. Fred lost and Mamie
won. "A high-brow play." he do-
nounced her choice.
-"Oh. you want to go and see an
old musical comedy" sheretorted.
Evelyn did not oin the contro-
vary, but she favored, a musical
play. too. -
"Well. listen. Mamie." Fred told
her as he prepared to leave them.
“l'm not going to let myself be held
up for tickets to this danged show.
If they try to I'm going to get tickets
for some other play."
"Moi: here. Fred Jille. you may
run your wife. but you can’t run
me.” she burst out without warning.
“Don’t you come back here with
tickets for any but that show."
His explanations
were received dit-
biously. ‘
land has been quarantined as a case
of measles has developed among the
children in her charge.
0 I .
Mfi nml Mrs. Elmer Jackson spent
the work-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Thompson in Cannondale.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green and
daughter 0! Norwalk celled on
friends in Hurlbutt street Monday.
I 0 0
Irving l-‘oote or. Francis Young
attended the Y. ht. C. A. County
Executive Committee’ dinner at the
shadow Lawn Inn in Norwalk. on
Tuesday.
The condition of Stanton Hart.
vein: was amazed. Fred flamed.
(To be continued.)
street. remains unchanged. Mr. Hart
suffered a. paralytic stroke while
visiting in Key “’csi. Florida. and
was confined to Dr. Lowe's hospital
in that city a few weeks before he
was brought to Rowayton.
' 0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney fiBcil. of
Crockett. street will give a. subscrip-
house Saturday evening. March 22.
Monicrcy orchestra has been engaged
to furnish’the music. Tickets may be
obtained from either Mrs. Bell or
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens at McKinley
place.
0 .0 O
The Ever Ready circle at King's
Daughters are completing arrange-
ments for the memorial services to
be held in the Rowayton Methodist
church. Suudsy, March 28. in honor
..
tiou dance at the Rowayton Hose _
. . '
m. retain: .
g: choir at ther'Rowayt'on Baptist
urch will be held at the church
tomorrowlnight. airs. Alfred J. C.
Beckius is musicaLdizector.‘
moldy, rehearsal 0:
street was a guest at. the'card party
given by Mrs. Richard Ireland at
her home in South Nor-walk, Tucs-
day aftrenoon. .
one,
, Captain Edgar Raymond is ex-
pected to be at his home in Roway-
ton avenue early week. Cap-
tain Raymond, who is on one of
the Standard Oil company's vessels.
is. returning from a. trip to Los An:
geics. Mrs. Raymond will go to
New York to meet -hlm. 4
O I Q
Did you get your mail yesterday?
No? Well roads were so bad th
coy-let could not make his full trip.
We need better roads.
barman l
Mrs. John McCormack, wife of the
Iristhmcrican singer. who has a'
summer home at Collandex’s Point
and her 15—year-old daughter. Gwen.
are in the hospital in Lyons. France,
suffering from cuts and bruises sus-
tained in the wreck of the Calais-
Mcditeraacan express. Their condi-
tion is not serious and they will be
able to leave in a. tow days. 'Mrs.
McCormack and daughtter were on
their way to Monte Carlo from Lon-
donn. Their sleeping car was de-
raiieqand the daughter was thrown
a. considerable distance. Both were
cut by flying glass and splinters or
wood.
‘\
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Woundy
of Hope street. Glenbrook. are the
proud parents of a. daughter. born at
the Stamford hospital, March 7.
Mrs. \Voundy was formerly Miss
Hall of Daricn.
0
Rev. George A. Truth, pastor of
the Congregational church in Dari-
cn. spoke at the prayer meeting on'
\Vcdncsduy evening at the First
Presbyttcrian church of Stamford.
O O O
Mrs.~1\loxon and daughter. Annls,
have returned from the south and
are staying in Norwaik.
O O Q
‘ Mr. and Mrs‘. Marshall P. Rich-
ards and their two sons. Hsrold-and
Roland. who are in Deland. Fla” ex-
pect to start for home March 15.
and will arrive here about April 1.
_ O O O
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Grout of
Maple avenucicntertained Mrs. Bil-
lingham. Mrs. White. Mr. Gardens.
Mr. Michly, .Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hcintz. Mr. Marsh. Miss Bucklee,
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who is ill at the home or Mr. and
Mrs. Sanford Wicket o! Crockett
,_
cheat hf 111's. ll‘uyinoml Cunningham.
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Mm. l‘. n. lzmdlcy has returned
from .‘\"-\\' York where she has been
visiting {or tho pus: few days.
‘ s- s or '
*M‘lss Agatha Kennedy was rccont-
’lv tho guru-U. u: Bliss Mary McCul-
l: m.
L WIEFON 1
Tim .\'ml mu school.)1r$. Mabel
L. Davis, lrvnvlmr. has boon awarded
ilil‘ lumm-r l‘or ll”: brst nvcrago (il—
li‘llslnl‘r'v‘ fur l4‘l‘lu‘unry. The pupils
[icl‘fl cl in utir-ndanrc for tho month
worn: Clmrics ll. L'cits. Lewis Mar-
illziilt. Louis “it‘llcll'tl. Mabel and
Adrlhrrt (luuslin and Ida and Viola
Si'lllnioll.
O I O
'I‘llr‘ mucosa of tho. iluncc given by
the \Vlllol‘EAznutL-ur orchestra last
month has encouraged members to
undertake anothcr affair, rather
more olnlioralo..\vhich they desig-
n:nc.ns a Vaudeville hall. it will be
lir-ld nttfnnmm hall on the evening
nl.’ Friday, March 21.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dickson spent Mon;
any or this work at their summer
hmne on Nod Hill. . They came from
New Tori»: to be present with ihc‘
dclogatlon from that section which
uppmrod boforc the Finance Board.
on the evening of that day.
t O O
The household of Miss Louise Wit-J
an excellent showing but were un-
able to overcome the big lead their!
opponents obtained in in
blocks or play. '
Mrnand Mrs. Herman Miller, orl
Brooklyn. this state. have been
spending a few days'with Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Miller.
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The selectmen will soon receive
from State Comptroller Frederick M.
Salmon 8. check for 82.796.75 which
represents the state school enumer-
tion grant for 1933. "
The High "Yr club or the local ,
Y .M. C. A. will bowl the Green-
wich High “1'" club many night On
the Greenwich alleys. ,
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A son was born yesterday morn-
ing to‘First Selectman and Mrs. Ed“
ward C. Nash. in the Norwaik risi—
Dital. . '
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Charles P. Knnz and tamily are
spending two weeks in New York.
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Willism~ Mche, noted writer at
touring tar has
California. “I! . _,
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Mrs. Grace Miller White. local
author. went to New York yesterday
to meet Mary Pickford Fairbanks.
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A son was born yesterday to Cap-
bin ma Mrs. Harold Baker.
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’11". Alice Smith (indium. or New
York. is Visiting her} parents. can:
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o first twoi
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1h_'u£¢‘tmthlent,, 3km _.
. gunner.
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SMOKERS’ .
» BLEACHEDIWHITE ’
OR'NQ COST
New Sate McthOd
Say stood-bye to unsightly tobacco
stains on teeth! " ‘
removes stains and gives teeth in
new flashing whitenoiss. «inmost
“while you wait!" .Consists or mild.
safe liquid which softens the stains,
and;a special kind or- paste. The
pasta is vitally important as it
put prevens iormalon of new “as,
No eitect on enamel as its mild: “4 4 I
_ Bleaohodent Com-t ,
binatione—the ncW. safe treatment— _
not .
only removes the softened stains-- .
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gredlents are intended tel/act. only
on stains-not on enamel; Toavoid.
disappointment beware ot‘cheap ”Si
fluid imitations. always insist" on.
nine Bleachodont‘ Corsbluhti .
We'd/it n tjaeirgm
of the birthdsy anniversary of Fanny
Crosby. blind hymn writer; Mrs. Or-
style
\
[be @110?“ waf
s featured at Golden’s.
Mrs. Earl Stevens of hicKinley '
On Sale
TOMORROW
DONNELLY’S
so. woman; 003x
SHOES
“The §tore That Sara
1 cu Money"
KEELER’S
Washington st, 30. Nag-Walk
-—-\.
Jacobyk
12-14 No. Main St.
THE HOME OF
GOOD CLOTHES
FOR MEN and WOMEN
‘
B S PILLS
lo “DBMS.
ID
makes-1 ”I“
v _ l3mm".
Bu .1
As! he CH’I‘E
on snssn‘rmWJ
Sshtllwlyslm
SOLD BY MEETS FEM
\‘thclcr. of \Vcstporr. $4753.,
The cottage nuling of 1'»:-
Norton.
Presbyterian church “as l:ch Wei-
ncsday
evening. a: the
iC'
and Mrs. Huber: l‘cnce-
avenue. Norton Heights.
discussion was. "
ics for
David .‘
The
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Norton Presbyterian church held s
meeting this afternoon 1:“ . '
At the
meeting Mrs.
continued the work on
titled.
Card."
“Alice
s s
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Through
Mr. D. J. Edmonds. cf '3“;
avenue, Daricn.
serious operation
in?
who 1'
hospital recently is don; 2
will be able to return leirflf‘: r. *
.Mr. Moore. of Stamford. and Mrs. other week
. .
Pictured here is one of the latest spring suit
' Twills in hairline or plain weaves, as well as
novelty fabrics and oxford cloth fashion these
women’s and misses’ tailored suits.
“rm“ W“ $15.00 t“ $39.75
The latest in spring coats
‘just received, featured in
Velvetone, Flamingo, Om-
bre’Stripe, Fancy Stripe
'Camenine.
* pool) to $29.75
ses and women.
—mo.u—-—
New Line of Spring
e—Ihcwar—
See .our new line for nus.
Sizes 16 to 38 in missesand
from 38 to 46 in ladies.
$10.00 t“ $24.75
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$
ingham.
1.00
Scoon d
to} runny e SATURDAY
. ONLY
. . 100’Porch Dresses
Made 0: fine quality
100:.
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310.003 5.00,. $24.75
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7 Rafih'er. tha‘nholda few coats over until next season
fweésre marking our winter‘c‘oats at the cost of ma-
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Norwalk Chronicler