I
flu-the. Hamilton. student
College, Aurora, N. I.
hing n vacation I; the homo
“W Hill rosd. ‘
O C 0
Margaret Sass has had I. tel
1.,
Hill Avenue.
' 'm C O O
. “use I’M“ Tilly'L—Adv.
o o o
M Rose Alexander of
f is entertaining Miss
‘ man 0! Brooklyn.
’ ' o o o
.l‘lnx ill
on ll. her home on
w»: . . .
‘31.!!-
.
V ' Euren avenue Were \isltors
B geport yesterday.
"' o e e
I el.Bordon of Meadow street wcr
le’l in Stamford Monday eicn
in.
use. Allen Hendricks
Hoflrd Gilbert 0! New Canaan nve
nu. motored to Stamford
site"s-noon nnd were guests of
LWI‘ Hayes. ‘
O o
Cbester Comstock or Wilton .ue
nut was a. visitor in Bridge-poi
blfletball.
5 ' —'-Buy Your Vlctrota. on our Club
it at Donnelly's.
Plus—Ask about
0 O 0
Beth Grumman of Wilton was
business visitor in Norwalk
.dsr.
o e e
l-‘inncgnn or
position
Thomas
avenue resigned his
u
i- k
,}
mhing contractor.
O 0
New Canaan pl u
0
—Millincr,v Notice
Miss K. A. Polllemus
W} has new
hat. and others at our own main; at
50 Washington r51.
0 O .
Mr. and Mrs. ~llovvnrd Butler nnrl
Mr. andJlrs. Franklin Buckley 0!
Chestnut. street motored to New
York city yesterday where they at-
M tolled the Flower Show at the
I“ Grsnd Central Palace,
,r o o o
, Miss Agnes Ilnlncy or .\lvr\vin
street has returned to htr studies at
the Norwalk high school utter luv.
in “eon confined‘to her home wi'li
the grippe.
”Best cos]. Harris d: Guns.
s O O 0
Mrs. Andrew Sandy. torntvriy Ale-:1
Mary Lyons. “as tv'n‘lu-red a min-
ctlll‘neous shower )eslenluy by h- t
tellow employees at Shah’s J.n,.;l-
, peering company.
o o o
f Mrs. Betgnntn, of thin l“ll.1‘l Ills.
' lrlct. spent 'l‘utulu} ill .\1'\v lurk
?‘ city.
e U 0
-—The new (Shritiler Si: is now on
lembly llnll. Music. L‘umro iva Ur-
chestrn.
dllplny nt \Vil("lt'l' AL Clark's. vi
‘ Main street—Aux.
v O . .
Miss M. .‘\l"l.:in:lin :1" iii the tnx'
; week-end in New York city mlh
(fiends.
1_ s o e
—Ds.nca Friday night, 'i'cmn As-
. O C
Clptain Garret I'. Corscn. or 9
Crolcen'. Terrace. “ho him then ill
nt his home was reported much im.
proved this morning.
o o
7Tho new Chrysler .“ix is now on
gg‘is‘y at wm-cicr .v. Clark's-xvii
street—Adv.
O
O
C
The regular lliC|"iilli‘,' of the inm—
nor Council. Hons and Daughter-ii or
intents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ham
0 ill-tolled in her home on
Sprint
Ruth
Florence Mitchell. student at
's College. Northampton. Mass-
ts is spending the Easter va-
ihch Eflron or East Norwslk was
I Mint in Bridgeport Tuesday exc—
Einhigh cool. Harris 5. Guns.
m e o o
. and Mrs. “’altcr Edwards of
in
the Doris Leonard and Miss Hel-
«ii-large pea. coal. Harris .1» Guns.
0 O C
and Mrs.
'l‘uesrluy
Mrs.
TM” evening and witnessed the
In”. H. A.-Blue Ribbon game 0'
il
Tues-
Riverside
“illi-
iiathan a. (30.. of that Norwtlllt.
. d sccepted a. similar one with a
Country Club sport hats. Gage dress
City Brief. and Personal
at miss B. McGuinnes hes resum
is
of company otter enjoying a two we 's
vocation. .
O O 0
Mrs. A. Cunningham.‘ ot Merwln
e- street, entertained n. . number of
—-Ad v.
0 O 0
Miss Dorothy Holzhauscr.
city last Sunday.
0 0
—Food solo tomorrow one o'cloc
Stillson-Powell.
-—Ad\'.
ll
day where she attended the
“The Merry Wives of
l2
association. Many tables have bee
lor ouch table. Refreshments wt
also be served.
the party will go toward the fun
tor fixing up the grounds around th
hall. ».
u o e
The weekly prayer service of ill
in. ll"ld tonight.
. 0
her duties with the N. M. Hayehou
riends with n wnlst party last night.
0 C ‘ I
—Food sale tomorrow one o'clock.
Stillson-I‘owell. by Endeavor Circle.
Westport. wss A visitor in New York
by Endeavor Circle.
Miss Sarah ‘Nolan. of Wilton. was
a. visitor in New York city inst Mon-
. pm}
,—
Final plans hone been completed
{or the curd putty. to be given to-
morrow afternoon nt 2:30 o’clock. at
(‘ommunlty 118‘]. under the auspices
of the East Norwnlk Improvement
reserved and there wm be a. prize
The proceeds from
~ a».
Sin-dish Congregational church will
conductedfivejcdmplsted"nnu
ungemonts.
ed
Miss Crosby‘s hymns.
. C C
is expected to return to her home to
IIIOI'I'OW.
one
at to be held in connection with
iron Baptist church tonight.
0 O t
it.
Community Brotherhood of Roway
night.
entered the Polyrlinic hospltnl
accompanied to New York by Mrs
Taylor. .
ltowsyton, at
meeting. held at he
ntternoon. The so
Ltho Methodist hospital of Brooklyn.
0 O O
n
it
d
c ayton I-loso house. last night.
William 1‘". Ambler. \‘Vcstiey \Vood
and Arthur Billiard were elected
the Town committee and delegates.
The meeting was presided over by
Chairman Clinton D. Rowland. The
inaccuracy or the caucus list. caused
C
‘ 'l‘hrro wjl ho a. meeting at the much delay in. “1““?-
Knights of King Arthur at the .~
- Hm“ church. tonight. at 7:30 The Junior long 0 will meet as
o'clock usual on Saturday afternoon.
V ‘ . o e o ’ ‘ 9
. . . There will be a rehearsal or the
Spccml Lenten services for the . . '
children of Christ church will be Cho” Of the ltowaytoa Baptist
held at the church. tomorrow after
noon, at 4 o'clock.
illustrated lecture on "The Interio
of Alaska." The subject of the eve
liillg lif;l.‘\lCC will be "How
Church is Changing Conditions
the intrrior of Alaska." 'l'h lcct
lll‘c
con \‘ch8.
the choir will he held at 9 o'clock
:ullowing the services.
0 C 0
services at the Advent
und uorkers will be present.
lie.
0 C C
()ldv-r Boi's' Conference of the
Methodist churches. They are dele-
gains from the East Avenue Method-
Int church. {v '__-
. O 0
Could ll. llendenbcrg. of Winfield
street was presented a. watch, in
honor of his birthday, by the sales-
nivn ol‘ the li‘uller Brush company,
.‘li the int-cling or the Stamford dis-
il‘lLl. helvl at his norm, Tuesday
u-xrnmg. ,
i o
The Olehestra of the East .\\'t-nue
:‘lf‘ilifilllsi church held a rehearsal
at the homo of Albert Stumph. of
Gregory Boulevard, last night.
O 0 O
)lrs. ilnrriet \Vood entertained
the members or the “'oman's Guild
at her home on Unborn avenue, this
at t-srnoon.
. O O
The East. Norwalk library will be
open as usual tomorrow afternoon.
0 e e
The regular weekly prayer meet-
ing or the Exist Avenue Methodist
rhurrh “ill be held tonight at 7:45
o‘clock.
O
O O
The .‘vC‘l'itS of weekly recreation
nights for the men of the East Ave-
nm. .‘li thodist church. will he re-
mitnr-rl tomorrow night. All the men
are invited to come and enjoy an
owning of bowling. -
——__.._____.___
Mr. and Mrs. liilllury Albrecht of
"mhfly, Will he ht-ltl tonight Y‘lutm
f0; ill (ix-counselor night will ll“.
(1. All members :lll' llrLIHli
o be present.
0 O
i
‘ i
Friends of Mrs. C. J. “‘hite. of 13 \
fliinnbcth strcrt. who has been very
,1“ for the past thrra: units. will lw
[ind to hear that .sh': m mneh im-
proved.
. O
-—Thnt Old Gang of Mine, Friday»
night. Town Assembly Hall—Adv.
. C C
John C. Moore. of Miller's grocery
"store is ill at l:i.i linmr: in “1.136
’ , street.
C O
Ills. Lens and Antoinette Jnssil,
Mill Rose GKeanrlo, find the
Nicole nose and .lv-nnia Domenico
‘speni Monday in Ht.tnifnrtl.
. ‘.
l
-i}l‘LClli, Logan pl
‘ o
‘vhorus are asked to Hiend the re-
deposit
epositsoheokeeoh
“We hm s slotted box maimed
{nee a. month.” —
Brooklyn were recent guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clement Al—
3C9.
Friends of Hiram Sherron will be
sorry to hear that he is ill at his
linlllc on llowayton avenue.
0 O O
.in members or the Ever Ready
lwnrsal at the home of Mn. Irs. H."
lilggins. McKinley street, tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The pro:
gram. which is to be given under the
direction of \V. F. Ambler. in con-
nei'iion with the Fanny Crosby me-
nlorinl service at the Rownyton
Methodist church, Sunday afternoon.
will be gone over. The Ever Ready
circle of King’s daughters. under
Whose auspices the service is “in:
l"
/
F.
.i.
: I “fly wife linked on; de-.
There will be an
the
in
“ill be illustrated by ste conti-
Thc weekly rehearsal of
At the weekly prayer and praise
Christian
church. tonight, Itcv. Mr. Lamar. of
the Knight street A. M. E. church
and a group or his colored singers
The service will be in the main
auditorium and is open to the pub~.
llarlan Baxter and Milton Slau-
son are in Brooklyn attending the
Manor! Jock
church tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
The rehearsal will be under the su-
pcnision of Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beck-
lus, musical director.
O O O '
,Thcre will be no Sunday evening
scniCcs at the ltowaytou Methodist
church. The usual service will be
held in connection with the Funny
Crosby memorial service, Which the
Ever Ready circle is holding in the
church. in the afternoon.
0 O 0
The condition or Mrs. Mary Seo-
field. who has been ill at her home
on ltowuyton avenue. was reported
this morning. as showing much im-
provcmcnt.
l'
O t C e
There will be a. meeting of the
Word committee at the home (1
Mrs. W. l“. Ambler tonight."
.—__..___...__‘._.'
i CENUN ”ICE 1
Rev. J. ll. r‘nlrchild. pastor of the
Zion lllll M. L‘. church. left on \l'ed-
nesday morning to tend tho annual
conference held in he Juries street
M. E. church. Brooklyn. Mr. l-‘air-
child is exporting to return to Can—
nondule another year.
0 O 0
Mrs. David S. Ilurll'nutt and Mrs.
Edward llritlo and daughter. Mrs.
Charles Scolielvl, and Mrs. Lloyd
Scribner and diillzhlf‘l‘ l'hyllis. are
among the late victims of the grippe.
. O C
an entertainment consisting of
seven \nudevlilo acts by local talent
followed by dancing to the strains
of the \l’llton orchestra. will be
givrn in (f .nnon hall on Friday eve-
nine; or this Week for the benefit of
the orchestra.
O 0' 0
Mrs. Lucy Scribner is entertaining
her daughter. Mrs. 13min Ferris of
Fulrfield.
O C 0
Miss Mildred l-‘nircbild has been
absent from her duties at Norwalk
High school during the past week.
having been suffering with a. severe
cold and sore threat.
0 O O
A very interesting and instructive
meeting was held at the home of
Mrs. George \Va rnekc Tuesday. Miss
Million or the Farm Bureau associa-
tion taught the 19 indies present
how to make dress terms. Another
meeting will be held on April 30 at
the home or Mrs. Jacob \‘i‘inniweiscr,’
when there will be a. class in mil-
llnery. .
0 0 O
The young people of the Grange
are rehearsing the play “The Arrival
at Kitty." which they expect to pre-
sent in Cannon hell on April 11.
0 o 0
Miss Frances Tinning ot the Bron;
visited her sister. Mrs. John Goctjen
over the week-end.
?o o
George Warncke spent Tuesday in
New York City.
0 - I 0
Louis Warncke. 1r.. has been visit-
ing his aunt. Mrs. Adolph Yungnuist
or Strawberry Hill. Nor-walk. this
week. ‘
O O U
‘ Louis R. Ambler of Kurlbutt
street is spending some time in Csm~
den, South Caroline. where he has
Join ‘hls‘ wire who has been there
sin enunry.
t ‘ O 0
John Tensor sud umilr who
have been living in the Boll piece
for the past your, moved to Nor-walk
on Wednesday. '
. O O O .
Mrs. Mary A. White is the guest
of her doughter. »Mrs. Frederick
Betta in Norwalk
0
Charge Austin or, Dsnbury spent
Wednesday with Wilbur 8th
, f’ ‘ . ‘1. » '
""'-"—-----—,- Oneosehemntheflngsot
Goad Waco. rose-m mammog'mwm, bled in
' ‘ . . on of th '
,. (Dr. zoned”) Ridgog‘eld town Tuesday night. 1:.-
W3 elm-Jot tumble inure. was V .‘ . on o: n Internal visit,
terlng with nature. The”? V or i “ India. I. o. o. F. or
. We 9 : , '
Dent 81m o bounty tor-both
Wynn.“
33?
.. .. .5 J,
. .- "r
' I
Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. who has booni
visiting with her son in Oklahoma,
There will be a meeting of ‘thc
too at the Baptist church Monday
Joseph Taylor at Pennoyer street
in
New York city. today. to undergo to
slight oporstion. Mr. Taylor was
Mrs. Earl P. Stevens of McKin-
ley place was hostess to the mem-
bers of the Good Will. society of
its semi-monthly
home yesterday
ety is sowing tor
A large number turned out to the
republican caucus held at the Bow-
Mrs.
IO
tional._according to Rev. Frederick
findrlosger or the local branch or um
or or or the Fathers 0: the Holy
Ghost. the dignf
beauty of the Catholic church up.
penis to him. Father Booger
address givenvx St. Mary's .
( house. Monday night in honor or St;
Patrick‘s
his or r is doing among 1 e negroe ,
ct Quaint. » l 3
onions Locum-A. l". nnd.A. if. wil-
be held Include “.139 do och. ‘“
. , O ' ,
Mrs. Ed’
of friends in: , bury.
~ . . . ‘O ' O 0
Beers. Mrs. Gear
-Morris W’hite, Mrs. _
Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Edward Crnw.
OW.
- Fable. Every lady was: presented‘
with a bottle 0.! smelling salts.
Rev. Victor F Scallao will be “lei August Nowack" ’who has been
speaker at the community mectlgg
t c
weekly prayer service at the Roger-
‘ pending the winter in Gcorgln ha
“uni-next to his home inert. , ~
_ s e 0
Miss Lois Sherwood, of North-
fleld academy, Northfield. Mass, is
spending a. vacation with her par.
cuts. ‘Attorney and Mrs. Harry
Sherwood. .' ,
' O O C i
3311'. and Mrs. Star E. Hoyt mo-
tored to Leonia, N. J.. whore Mrs.
Hoyt will visit with her daughtt;
ter- as few days. ‘
O O I
The funeral of Edward Banger-t.
68 years old. who died Monday at
the home of his brother, .Louis
Banch on Itiehmondvflle Invcnue,
was held yesterday morning; from
the Fabel chapel. Rev. Edwtl‘d .
Belden, or the \Vestnort Metho at
church. officiated. Burial was in
New York Day cemetery. Green-
woods. N. Y.
0..
Mrs. John A./Moorc and daugh-
ter has moved to Sharon where she
will reside with her Jather.‘
O O 0
Mrs. Orlando Allen. of Compo
street. who has been Qpending some
time. with herplurother. Dr. I’utney 0:
Milford, has returned home. '
O C 0
Rev. Clillord Iiutchings and
George Fail-child attended the instal—
lation of Rev. Curl \Vllh'elm as pas-
tor at the. Shelton Congregational
church Tuesday pitcrnoon.
O O O ,m ’
Deputy Sheriff Edgar Perry who
injured hi; ankle last week has been
nl to his home here.
lie about the house with the old of
crutches.
O O
The Ladies soviely of St. Paul's
Luthern church will meet this after-
noon Irom 5 to 8 o'clOek, during:
which time they will serve an old3
fashioned sauerkraut supper in the
assvmbly hall of the church.
— O I U
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert IS. Baldwin.
of Bayberry Lane. Mr. and Mrs.
Balduin lmvo been spending lhl'
winter in “‘hite Plains. .‘V. 33. with
Mrs. Baldwin's parents.
0 O O
' The Girl Scout council has invited
about 30 young people to a lea, to be
given Friday from 3 to 6 o‘clock at
the her c of Mrs. \Villlam Rasmus-
sen. .irs. Owens. who recently
came. from (‘hiengo to liccorrniwu.u
tivcly engaged in Scout leadership
work in \Vcstport and Noru'ulk will
be the guest of honor.
O O I
Mrs. Hessio Murchnnd. formerly
of “'cslport. dil‘lt at the home or her
daughter in Mountain Lake, N. J..
last Thursday, according to \\ uni just
recclved here by local friends. Mrs.
Mzirchnnd resided on State street for
a. number or yours, and was the mo-
lhe-ln-lnw of Mrs. Alice Mare-hand
Hrs. 0. “his enterhlned‘n number
of guests at her dunno! St. Patrick's
Day‘vbnrty at her motorwhlch she
31‘? has given regularly" for the past
The Wk" ‘71qu Mfitwcuty-slx years. ‘
Mrs. canton-cm or Bridgeporbl‘m. arrair yet-c: .Mrs‘. Jennie Foote.
The musicsl program will Include :Mrs. ”Walter C
These preeent'at
n. Mrs. ‘Cora
Mrs.
rank-Nichols.
turd. Mrs. A. Tovcy. Mrs: Charles
removed from tho Nor-walk hospltfi
lie is able to :
W1
For the past several years the
hlglm-sys of the town. other than
state. roads. have been disintegrating
under_ the continuous wear and tear
ot’ the increasing automotive traffic.
Regular appropriations were insuffi-
cient for proper maintenance. A
realization or this is rapidly spread-
ing among tux—payers and public
opinion is crystalizing in favor or a
town bond issue for 810.000. the pro;
coeds to he spent for reconstruction
work on the more lrnveled parts. the
\u’rk to be done during the coming
8min: and summer months. The
proposition will be considered at the
adjourned annual town meeting to
he held next month. '
O I. 0
Miss Eleanor Jenks is completing
arrnngoments for the organization of
to Join end will be welcomed it no
Congrentionsl ehepel on s date soon
to be nunonnecd. n is deemed bet-
ter to hold the meetings in the st-
ternoon rather than in the evening
and from live to six has been settled
upon us the most convenient hour.
Rev. L. G.%per. pastor or the
Georgetown it. E. church is nttend.
in: the New York East Dim An-
nual 'nXerence in Brooklyn, N. Y.
As he will be absent over the week-
end there will be no services in the.
church next Sunday. ‘rlie congrega-
tion ha been invited to worship nt.
the Gilbert Memorm Congrcutional
church.
. I Q
It The “‘omon‘s league or the Wilton
Congregational church held swell
attended all~day meeting on Tues-
:1 local Girl Scout troop. Any girl
\\ ho ran 11 ten housv her-3.
O O O
, I
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bradley “1“”
Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Gault “no
have been staying in Florida. are
now on their way home.
0 0 0
Miss A. Meyers. or New York,
member of the Musical Digest staff.
has been the guest of Mrs. Marion
Rumble at the Manor house.
-————......._____.
l . RIDGEF'IEUD l
Rev. E. D. Bunsen. retiring pas-
tor ot the Jesse Leo MemoriaLMe-
thodlst church. has made his tinnl
report. Mr. Bussett has been pastor
for six years. Under his leadership
the young people at his flock have
earned‘and paid for an illuminated
bulletin boardwhlch was presented
to the church. A car was presented
to him which relieved him or the
long walks into the country he
was formerly compelled to make. In
the autumn 0; his first year the
county Y. M. C. A. secretary asked
his to take the responsibility of {our
boys. Out of that nucleus in lusty
Ridgeneld branch or the county Y.
M. C. A. has developed. The mem-
bers hove just presented Mr. Basset:
with a beautiful watch as a. token of
appreciation. Mr. Bassett has bap-
tised .85 persons. He has had 2?
marriages. ten 0! which were per-
termed in 1928. He has received 86
into church membership and has had
98 tunernls. :5 e: which have occur.
red in 1923. Under Mr. Basseti‘t‘
leadership the Women's Foreign
Missionary socie has increased its
otterlngs from 84 to 3241.
e o o
x
The "negro. . being naturnlly ei‘no-
ty and sincerity and
in an
Willi
. told or the work which
A special communlcntlon of item.
”to. C. 3. Hebrew. mother or
B. Smith. is the in...
. coyotes were we umuoymd %.M%0nfleinem*
\ 2:: am on no mangan- b: 9“(Md¥cw) "
noon on: sausages , moon» this noun
stop this crow but “Invent only "-, {1. or 5 nor ugh are find": i
to‘lnnke it star is p doe! ‘ with... mountains: _ oWneI‘hio. ”Phase -. 51
out their am .3 . ".7 punts-supply 6,000.0”.906’ bum .
Nown Wis dint." " ~ . .g '_ E
a S
811.8808!
In all the leodmg’
shsdes '
$1 “ $2
Best in the country.
MAI): FLOOR -
i
Friday A and Saturday *‘
‘ Marvelous Val“ e'Event-in Popular
or Price Spring AP parel
. New Spring?
COATS .
ing the new
310.00
' $12.98.
"; Misha-tea, includ.
{slides in ten and
day inst at the home‘o‘ Mrs. R. B.
Comstock. Thirty women were prea-
i
o
Watch Tomorrows Sentinel “ For Full Particulars
' ' Concerning This ' Great Mission
. i
or ten years 01 ego or over is eligible out at luncheon. more striving in Franklin grades “5:: s- .,;,; r 3 .
the afternoon. All worked indus-
triousls‘ find or. the end 0: the ses-
sion four comtombles had been
completed. The meeting was in the
interest or Home Missions.
Grippe hes been invndlng the
Young household. Absn sud John
have recovered from snacks cud nre
back to school. Desrid sud Orsn are
com-slewing.
CONCORD
scuootmns i
cancers School tend. the Xer-
wslk schools in dence for
percent .Of 91.33.
C
O
The weck2y
room 1. Concord
by Anna. Di Marin-3.
n o o
S
C“ t-ri
Seven Concord .5
become Boy Scouts
1914. These Scouts
supervision of the l'
grounds.
:1
O
The Normal}:
tion reports a lurg;
(War meeting. 1:214.
emulation now has
membership or 140 ‘txa':
Mr:- “1 II. iknjattiz‘. ’
rda:.
City, Mich. yeste
.
Mrs. Gilson W. 30.?
February. hnving n t or 91.85.
68 Washingtonsoeet, South Norwalk
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New Desirable Spring“ 'l‘ihrml
" forWomen eddy”.
.Just'o few items in'tfiigflyme.
”it? 3"“ M m is mine...
visiting Mrs. DcFerz'cs
The New
“BOBBY
BLOL'S E"
$1.98
.1:-
a
Canton.
cond Floor
‘ DRESSES
$12.98
This price represents
less than the cost of
manufacture.
All the Istest styles
developed in Satin
CantorJSatin Faced
tool sud tweed fabrics.
. on sat? lined.
New Silk
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