75”. C. A. in Westport.
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art will attend;
«Quito springs. Tilly's.—Adv.
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I
remor- of this week.
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Cl!!- . '. .
has purchased a. new Esssex coach.
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attack of tonsilitis.
Wightfui refreshments Served.
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Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
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with the occasion.
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There will be n. rehearsal of the
People’s Chorus this evening in the
j auditorium of the lilgh school.
;: o s s
i“ —McEnelly concert and dance.
Armory tonight.
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Mrs. Charles Tarloy. of Washing-
to street. was a “'CC‘k-czd visitor in
Dr dgeport.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weed and
daughter, Evelyn. ol' “'oodwltrii
i“ avenue wcrc Sunday \lsiios in New
5». Haven.
seq
~Best coal. Hprrls .5; Guns.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sullivan. 01'
, Newton avenue. sprllt the \wniw mi
:1 with Mrs. Sullivan's parents. .‘ll'.
‘ and Mrs. Robert. Walker, of Wilm-
Plains. ch York.
U
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Miss Elizabeth Stevens returned
to her home on East int-nil", follow-
1, ing a week-end spent ultii Miss:
H‘ Sara and I‘luhello llidrr ol‘ Mu-ilsnn.
i“ Connecticut. foriil"l‘l)’ «if this city.
‘5 o s s
—-M('Encll.v mmt‘t‘i't Mil lli'llll'L‘.
Armory tonight.
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1' Mr. and Mrs. Uiiilulti llultt r titlil
Mr. and Mrs. liil'bt-l't Anderson of
East avenue. motored to New York
" ' city. Saturday. “here they attended
the-performance of "Ruin." starring
,r_ Jeanne Hugh's. ill. the .\l;l.\illle l-Jlliot
, theater.
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_ “it
Mr. and Mia. L‘vitvard Jennings
snd son, Edward, Jr.. of Newton
avenue spent the week end with
relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
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-—Lchlgll coal. Harris d: Gulls.
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i.
l
Daniel Abruhamson of the South
Not-walk Poultry Market is infitrw
York city today Oil business.
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Miss Frances (lowing. oPVV'r'siport
«venue. is coniincri to her home with
a. severe cold.
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e: -—"Ws have a telephone booth for
your convenience. Donneiiy's.
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Miss Jule Coleman entertained
about twenty-live friends at her
home. Sunday. on Court street.
Games. dancing and music were on-
ng' and delicious refreshments
" d. The house- woa preltlly dec-
orlt' d with green and white stream-
ors _ obscnance of St. Patrick's
13y; Among the guests were Misses
Iron. Buckley, Midge Connolly. Sal.
I, “lisp-Ry. Jean Clark. Ruth Iii-lie,
It!“ Weber. Adenine. Marion
tad Ills Coleman. and Mario and
‘3 Cortrlght. of Bridgeport and
I“ Wshic. Harold Skldd. Martin
nough. W'illlam McNerney. El-
nolly. Bud Weed. Randolph
' of Norwalk were two of the
.mls at the indoor track meet
' fitnrdsy night at the Redford
“ “II. A. G. Leemhius and Miss Mar-
Jerk Leomhuis of 96 South Main
street Ipcnt. Friday in New York
Walter Rose of 28 Burl-lit avenue
—Lsrgs pea coal. Harris a; Gaps.
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firs. Daisey Payne of Newtown
avenue has been confined to her
homo since last Thursday with an
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A party was held Saturday by
'Xifl Vivian Van ‘Va'gner. ten years
old.~of 40 “’aiiatrcet. During the
Iftcrnoon games were played and
-—Buy Your Victroni. on our Club
Mrs. Elizabeth Mylod of 208 Main
street entertained about twenty
friends from “'estport and Bridge-
' port at a. St. Patrick's Day card
party, Saturday evening. The house
was appropriately decorated for the
occasion and st. Patrick's Day fit-
vors were given to the guests. The
f refreshments were also in lil‘CI‘lng‘
LCity Brief" and Personal‘ Men
7 e.
3. music- and Ernest" n} Philip \Vchle. r Maple street.
cr. :7 \Vcbster street.
o
Miss Dorcas Flynn has returned
Mr. and Mrs. Edolbcrt Rogers, of
South Main street, were week-end
ll fly nose. Tthgrecnhouse'ilsc‘onduct-
confined to his home with tonsillltls. cd by Traendie: agigchenck. , p
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. - r i 7"
There will ha a rebuttal oBf fit:
1' the Roway on a
to her home on Eversley avenue, hair ‘0 _ , ‘ ,
flom her studies at Lipden Hut. hutch Ffflday‘night.. \
'8". L. 8. Abbott of Nomlk goes Pennsylvania.
tom-3rd today to attend the e. O 0
. of Domocrncy. Tho Hospi-
‘sz committee of the capitol city
-3 Warm visitors. The sessions visitors in Passaic. New Jersey.
4 “"with n luncheon. 0n Thurs- . . .
"W s banquet will be held at the -—Toys. “to... and “a, Second
.30“! Bond which many Norwaik- floor. Donneliy‘s.
.
afternoon. / .
. . s o s
\so
come to the United States fnpm Eu
rope, where they played in the prin
cipui cities. They are natives of Hel
ounces to 15 pounds.
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Mrs. Edison liuyes of East. avenue.
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Ayn-i il‘itlids ftom Newtown.
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munity linil, Friday afternoon.
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a. meeting in the parlor of the church
.lilnn night.
Christian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 1 o'clock for its week-
l_v sewing hour. In the evening there
will he a meeting of all the women
or the church who are to take part
in tllt' (ll‘lYC to raise funds for the
liquidation of the debt on the pur-
sollugv. All the women are urged
I!) attend this meeting. Many plans
will in: outlined for the raising of
tile illoney.
Church will meet tonight at seven
o'clock.
it
to take part in the Fanny Crosby
memorial service at tho Rowayton
Methodist church. Sunday afternoon.
will meet for rehearsal ut the home
of lilrs. I. T. Higgins, McKinley street,
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Alijncmbcrs are asked to be pros-
en .
six prizes yesterday at the flower
show at the Grand Central Palace,
hew lork City. It won first prize
been spending the winter.
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Friends of Mrs. Charles Thompson
will be sorry to hear that she is con-
filled to her homo on Fort Point
sli't‘rt Willi llic grippc.
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Harry Wright of Van Zandt direct
enjoyed it motor trip to .\'cw York
state Sunday. 1
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Hurry Roberts of Myrtle street has
purchased an Essex sedan.
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The many friends of Mrs. Holley
it, Siullson of Wallace avenue will
i‘i-lrl‘t‘l to hear that she is ill at her
110ml.
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The Lilill‘ 3' .\id society of the East
.\\t-lllm Methodist church will hold
tomorrow afternoon at 1.‘ o'clock.
in Hi". evening at 7:30 o'clock. the
uonuvu of tilvnchureh Willl meet in
”l" llilSl‘lllf‘lll. for their weekly mere-
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The Mission society of the Advent
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The Junior Boys’ club of the Christ
The Ever Ready chorus which is
. . .
The Rowayton greenhoufio won
. chk Miller, Joe Ross. George
4. .-
for the following roses: American.
Crusade, “'ard. Pil i
and Peter McKibbon. and the second pr gr m. Premier
‘ It’s 'A' Comfortable Feeling
Ikhelps a lot to know that the pass-book withyour
on it represents a nice little sum tucked away in a
. account, ready for the unexpected need. And the
the sums added regularly, the greater the feeling
m, the pay envelope stops f0; awhile, the man with \
gimmick gets by with t
ice for the Butter-
he least difficulty.
Congregational church the five Scan» 0 . . -
dlnavian Beliringcrs will give a. con-
cert at the South Norwaik Methodist.
church tonight at 8 o’clock. A va-
bcllringers. who have but. recently
singiand, Sweden, and during the
concert \vcar their native costumes.
They perform upon a set of 125 bells,
which vary ill weight from a few . . .
Miss I’llyiiis Hamlin of Buffalo is
spending a few days with Mr. and
li\l‘lillU entertained over the week-
iLnder the auspices of the East
Norwaik improvement Association:
there will be it card party at Com-
'i'ilc l-Iilst Norwalk library was
closed today. The room is being rc-
pairmi. it “ill be open as usual on
I’l‘ldtl}.
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William llanion of Bunion and
Johnson of Liberty square returned
Sillllrtlziy from Florida. where he has
from John Dunn a 'l'lth’century poet.
'lectdrcwon “Arbour with books and
surprise. relief amusement. ’
Jud been also attompgod‘bypslnti
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal ed disturbance crept upon her.
Tm church will attend the conference of A woman posse along the desk
the Methodist churches in Brooklyn carrying‘sn armi of books. and
Under the auspices of the Swedish this week. ‘ : Evelyn as reminded that she had
rien.
to return to Rowayton thorrow.
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hymns will also be given.
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in Norwalk Sunday evening.
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:Crokctt street will entertain several
of their friends at a dance at the
llou'uyion hose house. Saturday eve-
ning. The music \vii be furnished by
Montcrey orchestra of Norwalk.
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The Fifth district Rtpuhncnn cau~
eus wil be held tomorrow night ill
the Rowayton hose house at 8:15
o‘clock. All electors of the district
are asked to be present.
W]
POLICE ROW .
CONTINUES
Officer Baker Who . Re-
signed Is Asked For
His Badge— Publici-
ty Agent [for Police
Patrolman H ward Baker. who
handed in his r 7 alien to take of-
fcet April 1. was forced to retire im-
mediately. from the department, he
claims, by reason of orders from
Charles M. Kemper. chairman of the
Police committee. Baker. therefore.
flung his badge on the desk of Cap-
tain “’alter Duffy Sunday night. and
told the captain and the “Maine“
police. committee “exactly where they
got off," he said. ‘
“I was compelled to resign, ac-
tually fired," stud Baker yesterday,
"although I gave notice and did not
wish to leave the dc ent until
the first of the month. “jhcn I came
into headquarters Sunday night 1
was informed by Captain Duffy that
he had received instructions from
Kemper to ask for my badge immedi-
ately, inasmuch as 'I had resigned."
“'hen Kemper was asked If he
had fired Baker. he’said. “see Law-
rence Crnuford. ’11:: has been nam-
cd publicity agent of the police com-
mittee. and henceforth will give out
all information relative to the da-
pertinent."
Biker today charged that Kem-
per had instructed every member of
the police department not to have
any communication with Prosecutor
adley about cases, until 9 o'clock
’o the morning when the cases come
pp in court. v’l‘hls. Bradley claims,
is done with the idea of hampering
the state in its p sentatlon of cases,
and accounts to the talhire to so-
corp convictions in so many cases
complained of by the police cot-{finite
tee in its report to the sclectrnen.
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A
“For God's sake hold your tongue
and let. me love.” was s.« quotation
by Miss Bose O'Neil in hsr tall: last
night in the fourth of the series of
authors." toshow that: the surprise
which is chnmcteristlc of. modern
poets. was a‘ recognized featn’rsof
some in that olden day. Misp'fieil
in pointing out the differencea'be-
tween modern and old verse laid» .
that. the older poets were aristocra-
tic in the emotion which they chron—
icled, while the modern poets-films}:
In discussln'g t a magic of words
and the power or the metaphor mas
O'Neil said the metaphor which was
so characteristic of modern verso
crs. But the result of Ewart of
the artists. was s More. . , fluid.
At the close of he: lecture , read
several poems of he} own wfil ,'
o
* _, Fred's :wlc 'lht-rc was in it none
Mrs. Earl Stevens of McKinley ‘ a . .
place winibe- beaten to the memo 9‘ "10 flit-"hi: sht- music like 19
ber- of the Good Will society of have found. Just a few meaning-
Rowayton. at her home tomorrow less. honeyed sentences. Nuke“-
The many friends of Mrs.rWill.hm moms} instead“ 0: throwing- it away
Ls. Fantatne of Crockett sg'eenhwhor on flowers and candy." The thought
has been seriously ill at or on“ almost broke into words. .Sho was
Onax Tribe. 1. O. R. M.. of Stam- for some “me. will be, pleased to, Sigmund with herself for; have
ford, will trail to South Norwalk to- ca t a much 1m rovemcnt ~ls ‘
night to work the first degree on b r h t p 1118 failed to ask him
“ Julian E. Main of 15 Hamilton candmmc, 0, Hum Tm...
smile. South Nor-walk letter car- . . .
Hot. has been ill at his home for
several days and probably “ill not
“IMO to return to his work for the sociation' is being held today.
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shown inflmcr condition and that she \Inonc at the x t. mo ‘
is now able took up fora few hours had planned. as meat. as she
their homcpn Logan street from the 51‘“ through her ‘3 5’19 Stepped
There will be a sewing meeting of Norwalk hogpltnL
the Ladies' Aid Society of the First t
Methodist church tomorrow after-
Friends of Mrs. William Nesblt tit her comfm kit were three kinds
noon at the home of Mrs. Elton Bak-
Logan street will rvgretto hcsr‘that of'remculeu to:- ma! do mer pressed
she is ill at tho Stamford hospital.
0
Rev. H. B. Sebnert. pastor. of the take all thres‘whehover the'drcad-
The regular monthly meeting of
the Rowayt- Civic ”sedation was oscd it o t ‘ .
held at the Rowayton hose house. p ‘ ‘ c pained bOOkB'
rled program will be given by the last night. There won a general dls- bookshop.
cussion of the need of police pro-
- tcction for the village." but definite _ , J. _
_ action on the questio is being held giong 3‘“ unsteady. 01" 1”
, up pending a. reply f m Mayor Ro- com;ng. '23“? thought, her heart
bins, to the request on the association sink ng.- I m going i° be seasick.
for thc nppontmen‘of sheriffs. simi- I)“: When she plumpcd down. 0"
lar to those recently named in Du.-
Thcre was a business and social
meeting of the Community Brother-
hood hcid at the Rowayton Baptist
church last night. Rev. Victor Scal-
isc, who is in Brooklyn. was unable
.\ir. and Mrs. Oliver Wilson of East to be present. Mr. Scallso is‘ expected
The Ever Ready Circle of King’s
Daughters are completing plans/for)
the Fanny Crosby memorial service
to be held in the Rowayton Metho-
dist church Sunday afternoon at
three o'clock. Mrs. Orville Rector,
who was personally acquainted with
Miss Crosby, will be the‘spenker. A
musical program of Miss Crosby‘s
Ml" and Mrs. James ankay of
Rowayton avenue visited with friends
Mr. and Mrs. sfdncy Bell ot
, charnnnvrfi .,
Evelyn reclined. in her «earner
chair; rcoreadlng use steamer I et-
ters. - She was ‘clitupsolntedr in
closures.
"I wish he glad given me that
[01' more
h da . . ~
The regular monthly meeting of ”c y . . .— 3110! saddenly realized that at...“
the Norwaik Building and Loan As- Mm Benjamm park" and infant :hiii egth‘r‘o iiibcettects. Cold
daughter, Jenn, have returned to 3’ ‘ "new “3d no bad
on board-ship. The thought of sea-
sickness had seized her mini. :11:
on her 3y friends who declared
them; infniiinble. Shes planned. to
not ,opened the paclfagc' received
at the steward‘s window. She sup-
for it“,
bore. the, name oi: a New York
She rose from her chair
and started for the stateroom. The
her berth, scared. silo immediate-
ly found herself rclicved.‘ The
her vanished. ' Immediately she do-
cided that she would keep on her
feet as much as possible. .
Silo wondered who had sentr‘n'lc
books as she removed the wrap-
pings. She really hadn't any idea.
There were three volumes. “Mere-
iy Ellison" read the card.
~"
IF
5.. .. .
. .E'
" spit
x
mam a call.
V’
o .s'r o I r
i o
Friends of .Aibert Williams. of
of the .‘vtown, are Lonetown. who is in the Danbury
baud ofitcgnallutton hospital suffering from pneumonia,
th-t liét‘or transfers will be glad to hear that he is recov-
of real estate Pecan-mated to the ”:5‘ “mg. . _ ,
sealed stables, for the purpose of ar- I
rlvlng it the colon! assessed value of ‘ ' '
furnishing th
at: Hartford
miller lire. ' so collidi'
how no but! arranged
these ‘=~.thl'ngs;tog be sent; aboard.
Flower-mot course. were easy to
and candy,»
books—she‘iotak'ed- again on the
There ”9““!!! stun.
dth ’91, the
Federal National. Bank.“ it .read.
She was tickledabfiuie ‘
{‘9 Md commmlnned'a'bank' to it me
Immeusly she service it
.10.. I]! g! town- property;
cp—f’Servlcg
Idea that bee; o, o s
besides me regular Sunday M. Laxniia. or Bethei. who came
to Bedding Thursday night to enter- COATS, SUITS AND
no her boosts
; 'lnuggied them against her breast.
:‘l‘hen she lookéd at tho titles. Two and at Wu
41119 [mg-d branches 0
t Christ church, a Sunday
service gin Lyon Plains
mi{he t3111:113le“and“ gist”; “me”- “1"“ out of “gas" on his way DRESSES
feared that Mr. Farringar would not home on M‘IO 0350’“ 8 1U“ and un-
“e willing go ”3",: because of his able to rouse any .of thencighbors
She turned advanced years. However. at the t0 80‘ more: curled PD in his car
“ meeting ot-the vestrymen. which will anddsleca $11111 Izofiléng-hwlien lift;
. . ., ‘ foun gaso o a e ome o
- ' a. l . . probably be held some time this ‘ _
2:31:35?” ‘3: ogiiqwolgfig‘: week. ‘lt will be decided if he is to James Quaker.
were currenthoycls.
"Man and Superman."
George Bernard Shaw.
never heard of him; ;
over the‘ uncut'plgoi
)' . Stephen Sanford entertained Vibe
While Mr. Far- ranking second. .r’Niss Beck did not
WA .J MARCH 18, "
NEW ASSORTMEM
‘ ~~41“
ARTIFICIAL SPRLV
o "Plnocic Club" Friday evening. FLOWERS
new lit. Fan-i r of Flushing. Mary McColiom won highest score
L. 1., held ”Wharf: Christ Episco- for .10 cven‘ng. Joseph Babcock ‘ak
pal church Sunday.
ringar enthused the entire congregn- get lOWest score this week. in fact
tion with an exceliopt. sermon. it is she was far from it. \Vhiie there
possible that he. will not be a; candl— were eight people playing Miss Beck
for the metal-ship of the church. did very well as she ranked fourth.
by accepting this position,
DON NELLY’
so. NORW‘ALK. CONN.
gain the “Men's Club" with a. radio
Going out ’Evalyn noticed the re-
maining unopened pm. She
and restogsd‘ .it to.
’her chair.._yshs fennel fin
ten. ‘ and cakes.
,Ma’mmie was. chatting with her lin~
'mcdlatc neighbor-.9. .9. ‘swaddilng.
middle-aged woma’n with putting
cheekbwho paused for breath‘sftsr
every sentence. . ,
"Yes, we go over‘ every yearn?
Evelyn heard her day impressively.
chattering group of young
men in sport flanncls and women
ot a various '
clad in knickers. strolled by.
iyn turned over the leaves» of one
Nothing caught her
eye.» She glanced again after the
group. a. glance that spoke a. lung'-
chccked herself
thefilresser.
of th 9 books.
ed before Judge John G
_, town court
charges of driving an
’4‘
servo 136 days.
A;
ing desire to be one of them. 7
Mamie and her neighbor centim-
ued their casual gossip.
Evelyn tried to keep her eyes on
the spring waves. \
An unwelcome feclng took pos-
Tho glamour of the
She would' not
threatened rem pcstuousncss withlrfi
session offiier.
day had worn off.
have admitted it. but she was lonely
—and homesick.
Evelyn was never more pleased
(To be continued.)
A most successful affair was the
curd~party which was given by the
Barton League of Women Voters
yesterday aftefnoon. Xearly eighty
peepic attended mad seventeen tables
were reserved for the occasion. As
the affair was given on St. Patrick's
day the decorations wcrcgin keeping
with the occasion.
ed the making of coffee. and refresh-
ments were served.
for the benefit of a Junior High
School and great credit is due to
members: Mrs. Edward J. Ashley.
Mrs. 12. J. Evans. Mrs. \Vrtlter Smith.
town of Dark-n are requested to
meet. in caucus at the Royal school
trict convention. which is to be held
in Hartford. April 2 and 3, for the
Darien 1Women Voters League
A. Gives Successful Card-Pfirty
Congregational church of Darien.
held a. meeting at the residence of
Miss Mary Hoyt on Prospect sve-
nue this afternoon.
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The Sunday-school teachers of the
Congrégatlonal church. Darlen. will
hold a meeting this evening at the
_ home of Miss Esther Jacquith of the
A representative from the Ar- post road. Dal-ion.
All the teachers
buckle Coffee Cqmpany demonstrat- are requested to be present.
O O D
- Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Camel] of
A number of prizes were awarded Hailey avenue have purchased
the. winners. The affair was given car.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the committee which arranged the the Congregational church of Dh-
affair for so worthy a. come. Mrs. rlcn is planning to attend a union
Francls'Lc-nch of Noroton was chair- 0n»1"riday evening. March 21. which
man of the comfrllttee in charge, and will he held at the Congregational
which consisted of the following church Of Stamford.
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A social for the church members
Mrs. l“. Ilnlmpg' Mrs. 15. u Pulls and and their friends of the Barton Cone
Mrs. A. ll. ltclisiluw, president of cregiliionui church will be held on
the League. ' Thursday evening at. the. home ofl
. o o 0 Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Morehouse of the
The Republican electors of the {‘05: Wild. Dfll‘it‘n- l
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The family of the late Rev. \l‘. E.
tomorrow at. eight 1;. M.. to elect Seolicid of Soyvillc. L. 1.. are resid-
delegatcs to the Republican State “‘8’ “'“h Miss Annie L 50‘3“?” and
convention and Congressional dlsv mother of the Post road. Darlen.
———____________.
election of delegates to the Repub- I
Han national convention and the
appointment of a State central com—
mittee. Also to elect a town commit-
ice for the ensuing two years.
WIL'IW 1—}
Mrs. E. G. H.“ Schenck sailed at
short notice on Saturday
home-made bread and pie.
. every (“'0
weeks for twenty-live cents.
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Harry Pam” of the Post with relativesjn Orange, N. J. dur-
mad, Barton, is visiting with rela- mg the absence 0‘ their parents.
lives in Amherst, Mass, for several ’ ’ ’
Miss Lonelia Adams of Mansfield egate from the Zion Hill church. will
avenue, Darlen. is spending a few 'attend the Laymsn's conferénce.
days with friends in New York. held at the same pine. Friday.
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Miss Lucy E. Oidrin of Locust
Hill road. Burton, on
Monroe of Springdai
for a few days with
mend of Lewis
d M rs. _Leroy
e. are visitinv .
“Cy Ra; Mrs. A. M. Cavanagh. on Grumman
“a 31,1 Dame" The funeral of Miss SarahBotts.
ed Friday with Who ‘1'“ Friday W" held. at the
Middlesex home of her nephew. Victor Belts;
or. Glenb‘rook. visit
rosd. Noroton Heights.
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Miss Beatrice Benz.
St. Vincent's college,
week-end will: hers!
a student at odist church omciated: Interment
is spending the was. in Joe's Hill cemetery.
tor. Mrs. E. G. ’ . ' ' " ,
til S. S. Aquitania, to join her hus-
o s o ‘ ~. .
The ladies of the Methodist Epis~ 1"“ d m 1”“.55“" H0 11“ 1““ been
copnl church of Daricn will serve gafhfigcd “ormmthewhospltal thermil
another hot incheon at the thurcli {hiya}: “3:13:00 is health makes his
Thursday noon. The menu will con. \lrs. Scienckfwh- amtifflbic. hence
5‘“ 0‘ mm“ 10!“. scalloped potatoes, ‘ In 5, {8 y r p to accomg
These bany m on is voyage home where;
they are clue to arrive some time
after the middle of next month.’
Mm. Schenck's daughters are staying l
There will be no services at tht '
Zion Hill Methodist church next '
The next meeting of thoxoroton Sudan" 8-3 the pastor. Rev. J. How’
Improvement association
place on Tuesday evening,
in the Noroton
take ard .I’airchiid. will attend the annun.
ch 25, district conference at Jane Street
firemcn's church, Brooklyn. Mr. It‘slmhlin
leaves for the conference tomorrow.
James O'Donnell. who is the la.) del-
The Episcopal Lenten service thick
week will be held atfiutho home of
um. Friday afternoon at 3:30 p. m.
.s s o "'
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev.
Gates. pastor of the Bald Hill ,Meth- .
Evans of Linden avenue, Noreton .
Heights. . . , has been confluefito hibhoxno for .
. 9 ' ‘ several days
Miss Winnifred Whiteiaws or of. 1
Dunbar: spent the webendfiwith- her
parents. Mr. and lifts. Andrew White. ’
law of Weld growth Datum-- one is coalition to his home by a. u.- ‘
, 'f‘ligLWomonfs‘uoocistlonf of th vero $0,133
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mm Selectman w. K. J. Hohhot].
with a. severe «attack
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Harold mentioning of Center avo-
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’A DISASTROUS FIRE OCCURRED ON
WATER STREET, FRIDAY
*asitinsurcd?
—the usual after the fire question. It pro-’
bably was. Every one has come to look
on insurance as a necessity.
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_ But—9 * ‘
; There are: several questions that you should ask
yourself about your own property, NOW 1
Is it: adequately insured ? Is it insured in a com-
pany thit handles losses in_ a buincss-like way ?
Are the goods that‘it contains insure’d ? Is it: in-
sured through an agency that has a reputation
for looking after the interests of its policyhol-
ders? 1'5 it insured in alcom'pan'y that would
not be put out of business‘by a great conflagra-
tion ? Isit insured in a company that helps its
. policyholders to preventhfire ? There are a host: '
of other considerations.
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, LET WGENCY Poem THE VALUE OF
ITS SERVICE AND THE SOUNDNE
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NEW SPRING LINE
Just Received.
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- It ls Best ,, ‘ 80. Nmtreet
Scarpello Fined
Driving While
\VESTPORT. March 18.— ~
While under the infiu‘:
r . . ‘7 340‘ :- and for reckless dri .. l
. In A Scarpello, of 26 Main strut.
. walk, was fined a total of S:
has the lnrgesi bale ofngy packet costs. the
$10.92. As Scarpello u-
too in North America — Try it. “Ms he “:15 commiw (-
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