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7- anights of King Arthur bas-
lvo. will Journey to Stamfbrd
'y Combat Train at the state
. w ‘ ~ The Knights took the mea-
““1““ this combine early in the
Ain't” .and hope to come back into
J, Wu:
»- column again after suffering
t Monday night at the hands
' ' Donbury Reaoiutes.
. . .
Ito springs. Tilly's—Adv.
O I O
. . Guiles of Main street has
discharged from the NOI'Wlllk
W L Ho underwent an opera-
hhich confined him there for
ad of two weeks.
I . a s o
flail“: coal. Harris 8-. Cam.
l“ ., s s a
. ‘ Norwaik Order olee Moiny
, old their weekly meeting to.
7 - reversing.
O C O
‘ ph Townsend of the United
‘Mfl Naval ssn'lce. on board U. S.
. "is. is enjoying a ten-day fur-
and is spending it at the home
. ‘ o s s
Jigsaws pea. coal. Harris 6': Guns
:5” a a s
7 '0 Christian Endeavor Society
(was First Congregational church
will hold a meeting at the parish
Ital-iii: Thursdav evening.
0 O C.
Ninth! Gilbert of Bethel was a
Vista! in Norwalk recently. visiting
hia‘many friends here.
.‘3 C C .
Iii-Buy Iour Vicrroia on our Club
P —Asl: about it at Donnelly's.
O O O
a Rector's Helpers of the
f: G 0 church will meet at the home
of in". George Rayner. .‘l 4 Matt
f avtfuc. Thursday afternoon at two
P.
i}; . mgr. and Mrs. G. Coda or \Vinfleld
'j street entertained Sunday Mr. and
:1." Mr". Samuel Gruber and son l’iich-
‘ Ire! at Stamford. and Dr. “'aid of
#3:,- New York City.
1‘ t o o
«, ——Bsst coal. Harris &: Clans. '
J O O O
i . achart of New York City was
J a uslness visitor in the Nurwalim
:_ , y erday.
“ s s c
J; ** is. Muriel Yon llooscar, student
‘It Mount Holyoke. llulyokc. Muss.
f is xpected home Friday to spend
i th Easter holidays with her par--
; on Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher \‘un
; Hodscar of \Vestport avenue.
l t o a .
-—Tho members of Pride of Uncas
Conncii. No. 46. Degree of Pocahon-
tas; will meet at their lodgo room.
Rod Men’s hall. \Vcdnesduy after-
noon at two o'clock. to attend the
funeral of our into sister, Eileen
W ken. All members are requested
to ttend. (Signed) Ildnu Stocking.
P20 hontas; Attest. Edna liliiicr, K.
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Edgar A. Whittaker of Ncwdlm
vs is a business visitor in Norivaik
to y.
i s s e
r. and Mrs. (.iiivt'i‘ Carr of South
1. Man street are in New York City
min; to takema am: amiss,
Prosecuting Attornb Cramer c.
liegeman spent yesterday in Hart~
grid wounded burnings; , ,, , 7.
a O O -
The drill team of Monker Cal-
dron. Daughters Mokanna. held a
rehearsal in Community hail. East
Norwalk. .last. evening.
0 O I
George Still of the Commercial
Adjustment Company’ spent yester-
day in Bridgeport.
o O
-Ji in A'. J. Collins Co. refrigera-
tor club. A small payment down
will dv liver one of the famous Alas-
ka refrigerators to your home. and
the balance in small weekly pay-
im'nts. Thcir club plan entitles you
to the use of the refrigerator while
paying for it. ,
C C 0
Mrs. I-‘rank Holly of 9 Platt street.
'i‘ht'rd district. was hostess Saturday
night at a blr day surprise party
hold at her hom . The party was at-
tended by a sec of friends who
presented the hostess with many
handsome gifts. During the eve-
ning musical selections were in or-
der and refreshments were served.
The Norwalk Republican Women’s
association will hold a rummage sale
in the Skelly block. Railroad ave-
nue. tomorrow and Friday.
O
The Hospital “'hist club will
meri at. the home of Mrs. Henry C.
Sherer, 1 “‘zlsliington street. Friday
afternoon at three o'clock. All
members who are planning to at—
tend. are asked to notify the hostess
not later than Thursday evening.
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The Ladies’ Auxiliary of Mulvoy-
Tarlov post will hold a. social meet-
ing and initiation at Red Men's
halL \Vyashington street. tonight.
Refreshments will be served. Fol-
lowing the meeting the members
will attend in a body the Trading
Post which the Red Men are hold-
ing in thei rhali.
Miss Catherine Butscho of the
southrn New England Telephone
gunman).- is a business visitor in
Bridgeport today. '
O O 0
Mrs. llnrrit-t “'ocri of the i0('fll
it lephono company. is ill at. i’li‘i'
i.llill',‘.
m
The Ludit-s' Aid Society of the
liust Avenue Methodist church will
serve a supper in the basement of
the church tonight at six o'clock.
There will also be booths of fancy
articles and candy.
at, the home of Mrs. Leslie Gorhtm.
:rn: liast avenue. tomorrow after-
noon at 2:30 o‘clock.
0 C I
A mass meeting to protest the
true-lion of public garages on South
Usimni :iiiriiiio will be held at Com-
0 s 0
Mr. and Mrs. “filiinm Show of‘
(Mi-rim :ivt-nuo entertained at their
home over the week-end guests from
Iiiii'ifol'ti.
O O C
There “l“ lu- a meetuig of the
lumrrl of Directors of the linst
Norwulk improvement association
views." The services begin at 7:45
o'clock. Special Lenten services will
ammo? the chir‘cr‘urwf‘rir‘a‘duJ-trfi‘rfi
o’clock.
ternoon at 3:30
o v 0
Miss Dorothy Howard of 4 Syca-
more street. who has been confined
to her home for the past week sut-
ferlng with tonsiiitis, is somewhat
improved today. '
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Tho Pastime A.C. will hold a
meeting tonight at 7:80 o'clock at
the club house. All members are
urged to be present as matters of im-
portance regarding to the, coining
baseball season are to be discussed.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Cantrell of the
Post road entertained. over the
week-end. Miss Evelyn Cantrell of
Rockvflic Center. Long Island.
0 O O ’
Jack Flaherty of Noroton has
purchased a Ford touring car.
C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Caldrup of Noroton
will move to New Canaan this week.
0 O 0 d
The Women's Guild of St. Luke's
Episcopal ‘church of Noroton will
hold a. meeting in the parish house
on Thursday. afternoon at 2. All
the members are requested to be
present.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Bearer: oi:
Prospect avenue entertained friends
at. their home Saturday evening.
Dancing was enjoyed and refresh-
” iTtEeCN'Eiv’Yori? first 65:356th
at the Bowhytonnaptist church. ‘to-
marrow night. Miss Brenda’s. lub-
jectiwili be i'Litoratiu‘e and. Re-
ligion." Themecting will be held
in conjunction with the regular
.sveekly prayer service and will be
presided over by Rev. Scones. .
’ C .1 C
of the Methodist Episcopal church
held at Brooklyn. during the past
week. Rev. C. S. Gray was named to
succeed Rev. II. B. Selmert as pastor
of the ilowayton Methodist church.
Roy. Mr. Selma-to, was appointed
pastor of the \Vésiey church. Brook~
lyn. ' ’
t O I
There will be a. rehearsal, of the
choir‘ of the Rownyton Baptist
church, under the supervision 0 Mrs.
Alfred J. C. Beckius. music -' at.
rector. at the church, Friday night
at 8 o'clock.
The members of the Putnam Me-
morial park commission have . de-
cided to make'noehangegin the
management of the park. at' least
for this year. This decision was
reached following the announce-
ment of Cornelius Judd that he
wished to withdraw his application
for appointment as caretaker. Upon
the decision of the. commissioners
the petition asking that Thomas Dc-
laney be kept in the position of
caretaker. being circulated through
At precept nothing
done about its
>5
-7iore will. be
, . . .. . , :
The funeral of the late Johanna
Collins .was held ifrom St. Mary‘s
church in Bethe! at 10 o’clock on
Monday'morning._ The bearers were
W“- Tub-art" ' ‘4‘” Tfihfir"?
Joseph Rowland of Ridgefleld; and
Henry. Charles and William now-
iand of \Veston. Burial was in the
family plot in St. Mary‘s cemetery in
Bethel.
.0 O O
Judging in the Ridge school
speaking contest will be done: on
Tuesday morning. Mrs. George San-
ford will be the judge. The win-
ners in the school will enter the
competitive speaking contest against
surrounding towns in the'country.
which winners in turn will ’enter
the state contest to decide the best
"speakers" in the state.
0 O 0
Friends and relatives of Christo-
r Lovely received quite a fright
erday momlng when a telephone
message from New York advised
them that’he had disappeared from
the apartment of his son, Benja-
Mr. Lovely went out for a walk Sat-
urday afternoon and when he failed
to return after a reasonable time.
his son notified the police. The most
diiligent search Saturday night. Sun-
day am! Sunday night, failed to get
any trace oi! him. Very much
alarmed by this time. his relatives
were, preparing to broadcast a. ra-
dio message in hope. of finding some
modding andl liethel was ‘ dropped.
trace of him. However. early blon-
were not available;
50!] .
min. where he has been visiting. _ >
-_
any afiel‘fion. new“ returned to
the apartment ethis son .by. a po-
liceman. Details of _. how he had
been found or where he had been
All his friends
and relatives are very much relieved
now- as many feared that he had
‘H’VSCH' #11111" i'lfi é UALH’S' fio' i’W’SfifillifiOW’ ll" [6'
have. considerable money on his per"-
. o" s s *
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sanford .of
Blew York and New London‘were
Sunday callers on Miss Julia. San‘
ford who still remains in a. very
weakened condition. Miss Sanford's
health is the concern of the'entire
town as she holds a place of affec-
tion in the hearts of her acquaint-
ances seldom attained by any .per-
son."
0 s o,
'Frederiek fitnford Show. .a siu~
dent at Loomis School for Boys is
Sure Relief:
roe moi
250st 75c Manes £Whero
l.l.-ANS '
. ‘
home in Reading.
s a , o-
An ail-day meeting of the We-
men‘s auxiliary will be held Thurs-
day at the home of Mrs. E. 1’. dan-
Lford. '
1N \VROXG PLACE.
Two \vash' bowls were found last
night in front of the Frank 1.
Jones plumbing shop in Wall street
and were taken to police headquar-
.tecs for safe keeping:
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HONEYWTAR
rs ESTABLISHEDIOIS ’0
mmlff. MARCH 26, 1924.
spending his Easter vacation at his ’
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m Down Town Come in Don. Q
neliy's andJicar “‘erriurath‘s
New Record:
“Can’t Ye’ Heah Me
Callin’, Caroline"
“When You Were Sweet
Sixteen”
NEW SILK
D RE SS E S
91 9 OR
I... GOLDEN
68 Washington St._
Unfit-swim.”
IISIST UPON FOLEY’S
Sold oy the stillsoncl-‘owell Corp.
.
So. Norwalk
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A folding holder for .3. -,,
razor blades has im 1. g. . . I, ,
hake them serve a: a r“, ~,... g .07
cigar clipper and 1-".'. r“: ,-- -
poses.
CB
ments served. Among the guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Itemi-
Dr. and Mrs. William Slaughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiorcnt Cantrell. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Godber. Mr. and
Mrs. William Fleming! Jr., and Mrs.
Fleming. Sr.. Mrs. L. I. Hearse, Miss
Stzerna. MacGiashan. Miss Marjorie
Fleming. Mrs. llusseil Patterson.
Bradford Ballard and Edward Aus-
tin.
O C O
llrooklyn.. Visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Tyler of “West avenue, Nero
ton llcigiits Sunday.
C C 0
Walter Staffers of Ncroton iiili‘
accepted a. position with \‘Viiiiuiu
Zeigicr of Collander's Point, Nore-
ion.
0
Miss Annie Burr of South .\'or-
wulk visited with Mr. and Mrs. A.
V. Milispaugh of \‘i'est axcnuc Sun-
day.
3 0
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Mrs. James Stevens. who is spend.
sing the “later in Deland. Florida,
gave a. farewell party in honor rut
C
Mrs. John S. MacGlashan is con-
ducling the rehearsals for tho \Vosi.
iuinster Guild's play entitled "Alien
Through 0. Pos al Cur ." which will
be gi\ Cd in' th near future.
3 0
Arthur Somers Roche. novelist.
who is now in Palm Beach. Fla” is
expected hero early next month‘s.
his summer home in Tokenckc.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hailman- oi .
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall 1’. :lClluiliE:
and family. who left Dciaud itirl
Friday for Darlen.
O O 0
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log. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler.’
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. . . . munity litill tonight at 8 o'clock. a a a e. 4
‘ :24 yarftécmgmiiriho mum-V0” "“r‘ "‘1‘” mm"; ‘Iul‘suon W‘“ “‘30 ‘30 \ir and um. L c 11min 'l‘iiz
.- ~ . . a . a 4 . n .‘ i
(1- Co ”Sn”: ‘0 35a“ "L m" taken up and explained by Fer' family are staying in Atlantic Cm}
F t s o a f‘grll’Z‘ZS't'f riiuilrlman will "‘59 ”on”: Sew Jersey. where they will reumm'
. . . ' . li m. it-rc w ) 0. Cr ' . . .
Veiy iinc 0‘ motions I’m“ speakers and all residents of East for smerai weeks; ' i
1 $4.00 up at the (J. and M. Aiii- . i
Harry Scott. driver of the built):-
llndry.’ 110 \Vusiilngton street.
I
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a s 0
ill Dorcas Knapp and Miss Anne
I of \Vint‘ichl street. were Sun-
vlsitors in New Iluvrn.
O O U
arias Guarnleri :1an John Bla-
th. of Norivallk were visitors in
B eport Monday evening uml
vi eased the Y. M. ll. A.-Cr~iiics
g “$0 at tho formers' hall on Marli-
lvenue.
Newest untrimmed shapes. from
0 up at G. 6; M. Mlllinery. iii)
hington street.
O O U
’ utlcr Chapter. ii. A. 31., met
evening and worked the Past
tor's Degree.
a a s
M Well Lodge. i". & A. 31.. will
0 Georgetown tonight to work
Third. or Master Mason's Dc.
O O 0
Just arrived: a full line of sport
at the f}. 8:. M. Millinery. from
p. 110 Washington street.
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I O 0
Davis. District. Deputy. will
his ofncial visit to the “'rslpor‘.
. nic Lodge. tomorrow night. He
V“ be accompanied by many Nor-
‘VI Masons.
O C O i
In. David W. Raymond. who has
spending the past six weeks in
da. is expected to return to
[at home in Washington street.
O O O
«The Manugian studio on South
Notiullk are urged to attend.
O C
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Miss Margaret Gaston. student at
\Vhi‘uton college. is spending the
spring; vacation at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gaston,
lJrlllv avenue.
.‘iirs. lv‘crdlnant Gottsehan of Aiken
.irusi is ill at her home.
0 O 0
Miss Gladys Lamb of Norman ave-
miu is convulcscing from her‘ rc—
Valli. illness.
Mrs. Harry I-‘arringion of Osborn
“venue entertained the members rot
St. Agnes Guild at her home yes:
terduy afternoon. Following the
regular, business meeting. .a. social
hour was enjoyed by the hostess and
hen guests.
The Nor-walls Republican Women‘s
association will hold a. rummage solo
in the Skelly building. South' Nor-
u'alk. Thursday and Friday.
0 0 0
There will be a meting of the
Woman's Guild of Christ church to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock.
The Knights of King Arthur will
hold a meeting in the evening at
7:30 o'cieck. , '
s e s
The Ladies‘ Mission society of
the Advent Christian church met
this afternoon for its regular wcckiy
meeting.
0 0 O
The choir rehearsal of the Christ
church wil be held or: Friday night.
following the owning services. The
subject of the lecture at the services
will be ““‘hat the United Thank Of-
"fialn ltrr-t will in closed until Mm:-
9. owing to the down of M
Inaugurals brother. in Troy. N. Y.
Q
" A Few Answers:
wanna: f‘To get $1.500
way An YOU smut
'- fering Is Doing at Home."
30030 WOMAN: “To buy a trousss’au."
manna m: “To pay life insurance premiums.”
It will
"“ stereoptican
illustrated with
“WHY 'ARE YOU SAVING?”
i.
rouse coma: “To be furniture for a m mm"
m0“ m: “To buy in automobile." ’ . . '
to buy a home."
Stamford bus line. has been ubswzi
from his duties for several do) s. on
iug to a. severe cold.
I O 0
Miss Violet Muriand and
licgina Grant: of Daricn visited
the home of Mrs. Charles L'.
C O O
llcv. Ii. M. Dunibelfi who has lu~
signed the rectorsliip of St. Luke‘s
Episcopal church 01' Noroton. will
enter the real estate business in
which he has had experience in the
past. Mr. Duinbeli will enter part-
nership \vin the oldest real cslui- ,
broker in Barton and the iirm nun:-
“ili be Gerritt Smith and Dunn»
O U C
Mr. and Mrs. Hallo Schinsi.
of New York spent the week-Li.
Dar-ion. . . .
0n \Vcdnesday the Norot
company was called to extina ::
grass fire on th ltyerson place
'the Post Road. t’ho blaze was fit.
extinguished and no' damage \\;.
done.
1 nowax'roiv is
Captain Benjamin L". Parker oi
Loganstrcet has returned to his
duties with the New York fire de-
partment after enjoying a. month’s
vacation at his home.
‘\ I 0 0
Harry Cakes of Crow hill purchas—
ed a. new Chevrolet sedan.
. a a a .
George 0. Landphere of West
Hartford has returned to his holno
after a short visit with Captain
Daniel Wicks of Craw hill.
0 O 0
Mrs. Edger L. Raymond of RO-
wayton avenue will entertain at
bridge at her home, Tuesday after-
noon.
Mralsmney Bell and daughter,
June or Crockett street left today;
for New York city. where they will
visit with relatives. - V
I O O "
Invitation are out for the mar-
riage of Miss M. Fiiiamsnla and Rev.
Victor F. Scalise. Pastor of the no;
wayton “Methodist church. The car-1=
Clair, N. J. April 12.
a a s .»
with friends in New; Haven.
visiting friends in New
returned to her lions on
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Lingo in New Canaan recently. i
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Miss Marion Lynch. vb has been 3‘
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O D O
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