Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 3, 1924 · page 4

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3. Gmaflu Eu 9mm: '

with a. mu m of fish max-ion Balm chm _
‘ g: magmmé prices n. a cake sale. Mai-day warning _
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w 1‘ .- - Frani Gunner-i 9! mm m-
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an Bars? 2.‘ ma mg? :stem ingrained in 5119; residence.

John L. Alien will caudncf the
pruyer meeting 35.; fine; Snug 39h

Banana and agriculzn (.2 :245 ucl'ocu. REV. A. 13.0}:me
3mm: 2: Alfred? mum's. Lain, 3395:“. has been confined to
t - - ' his heme since §unduy suffering
' vie Am: fi’ilsnn. instruc- from an attack of the gfippe.
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”gee: “2:39;“; 12:: nfiephea Powell 0: Ely avenue has
7 Steven; six-c343: with a urchased a". motorcycle.

Samuel Abramsun or Benton street
was 9 business \isiacr in New York
{eluvgtcuu City yesrcréay ' .
“' Miss Hazel Paxton at Franklin
sires; has taken a. position with the
cuts shoe company.
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1125: Flbrence Miche knot 22 Spring
'szreet. has taken a, position with

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The Hungarian Actor's Associa-
jzzon nf 39w York (lily, presented-a.
three-act musical comedy, “The
g'frua‘uiing Actors," 'in Kish’i hall.
‘ iasz e'véning. '

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acpaea Sandor of. Scum-low ave-
has 5taken a position with the
:3 Plumbing company.

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\and has been received or the
“in 05 J. IV. Ross, a. former resi-
. 0: East. Eorwalk, in Seattle.
‘ ‘ngton. Blunduy. He left, be,-
his Widow and son, his mother
and two ulsters.
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Mrs. Hurry Roberté, 0: Myrtle
' is in at the Norwalk hospital.
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Christ Church A = 31255 Edith Katonah, oz Van Zant
mu Dcifi'fl» xtrect. is enjoying a two weeks' va—
cation from her dunew with the
V1530 a *3“ C: 1‘ 0-435 s glithcrn New Engl'mm Telephone
k abrut it a: Donne: h» '3. 1.9.3131; 5 _ ‘
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Mrs. Maths“ Gwalbo, o: 35 For:
'Foinit street is convalescenctng at
:r home from her recent attack 01
he grippe.
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e Dorcas sucicty will meatlo-
rrez': evening ats o’clock with
springs. 11::3'5" ‘- ': :52. Jenn Anderson at her home
run street.

 

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The orchr-stru of the East avenue
’ church held a rehearsal

mefiv 5 77‘11” night.

regular weekly praygr- and
sax-vice o: the Advent Chris-
»n “in be held tonight,“

1): a) or meeting at the
)Icihodlst church will
Lev, A. J "Pen.

L urch are urged to at-
{urly business meeting

-1. tonight 3?, 8 o'clock.

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' subject of the illustraied lect-
b) given at Cghrist church. to—
‘ '~ “ i " 3w night is "W'hat the United
9“ G3“; ‘ z '5 . z is Doing at Home." This is
1‘3"?“ ‘ 3 11- é ‘ gixen in conjunction with the
' z 55.1121- Lenten sunices. which are
“35 accebtv 5' ‘d at 7:45 o'clock.5 Special ser-
"P? with ‘he 5“ ‘3-“3’ 1“ ~' for children will be Incl a in
afternoon at 3: 30 o‘clock. .

“er will he a rehearsal of the

cf the Rowayton Baptist church

honze of I‘Irs. Earle P. Ste-

McKinley place, tomurow night

As the Easter mn-

_ he rr-hea sad Ears. Altmd J

. " . directsr, has asked that
(ill . ,eml‘mrs please attend.

$ t 8

Ladies Aid society of the

_ 91109 Baptist church will hold a

“ 55h Day Drudgery Em he Piggly Wiggly staffs,

. ‘ e31: Roz-walk. Saturday at

The committee in clause

Katherine Scofield.

Albrecht and-Mrs.

O .

gar D L) ask of Highland
was hostess to the mem-

eyes‘terdgy afternoou. Th5:
.13? is (fining work for the Muz-

£13132; an .:‘E den '5 . 7‘ expects to shorfly start sewing for
tits: (Sangria = I); 51:); marry. Faflnwin:
get i 5 . *7 .5 ;on yesterday a. 89¢i5éi

knur “as enjoyed.

 

Good n’ill society at

that-.Lst hespital in Brooklyn and.

wan.- Meme-gist church tonight at

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Frances, who have
week in New; York; 13%? m

Culsytoyn.5 5:. _5_ 7;. .5,

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Dr. C. G. Child, .112qu wife have

California. _ . , ,
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Miss Helen Harding. wfio became'

home at the summation! 9913059
9532515 ‘repurtufl 5w be" improved. '

Philip 8.6111301: 1188' retiirnéd
from Hmana, “lien he has beu'n'

spending the winter.
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Redford house next week.
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Austin Wakeman, J. Charles Snit-
fun, Mrs. Mary Crawford and Mrs.
Jessie Gault. “Yestport delegates, at-

tion m Hartford.
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la! avenue. 933 mm to thy Now-
an attack or appendicitis.

agenuc attended a. reunion of the or.
iglnal first squad, Fuhrth Platoon.

Divfision club in New York cm.
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#Wfiim 2V9; Burk Vania
artist and Mrs. has; mm 1116'

guests o‘er the week-end at John
Helds at the "Nancy Lee" on Canal
Street.
a c c _'
Mrs. Angus P. MacDonall. ’0: Com-
po road, and Miss Lucille Ramona}!
a. student at the Connecticut Gone“-
19":- XVumen at New London. 1124‘?
left {0:- a ten—day trip to Bermuda}

Miss Amy Meyer: 0! the editorial
staff of the Musical Digest has hue;
the guest or Miss Marion Humble at
The Mand’r House.

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Miss Janet Crawford. who is at-
tending the Connecticut Culleze for
Women has been visiting With her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cruw-
lord of State street .

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Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tompkins
have returned to their: home here
after spending the winter in Bar
Harbor, Me, _ :

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Mr and Mrs. Richard Cunnell of
New York city, both prominent wrl.
tars/have joined the We: sit
and iltem'ry colony by 190 here
and taking possession 0:913:39 house

Farms, which they puruhsaed last
fall. Mrs. Council is associate; Bali.

tor of Charm, 3, new magu’zine for
women. ,

 

While traveling the ma htghway

'coupe'gui'ngat siesta-315901113934
struck the brubea up sectlun or the‘
road near {his Bids: ”haul, Qwhig}:
for the pmweekhubeeainud‘up
max-ma state. and. 99931166}th
5thu fence striking a tree.

”(want of the véliiélo 'scupud with-
is non! wag regaii'ed by the stale

 

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and opened their summer home at

opened their humeatmenoka m. 5.-
in; just returned 13er 1." v515s51t555m

seriously in with pneumonia. at 11:52:35

Mr. and Mrs. B. '1‘. Bedtord of '
Greens Farina, whu lave just riev ,
turned from Hernia, will be tfié
honored guests' at 'a luncheon 3% this;

tended the Republican state conven- 5

Miss Winfield Gotham 91 19199:: '
walg h0§9ltal Tneaduy suffering ;5 ,

Donald H. Crawford. of Bivursldu

0: Co. D. 30811: Infantry. at, the 77th

:1 Mornihgslde Drive; Greens'

1mm Dunbary tawny; grimy: a. Q”

Was mug}; ganged. all! $119 SB?!“ 93'! an
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want an cum Inn in a New Yerk- 7'
nugpltal $35k} wmtar. is on the road ~

first. 5.5:: Bradley has gone
to (391 him, 8. 8.. when: 35110 will

fBlddle. “Who is

afiegdifiz 1119mm t9 Hui York
, , is recovering 1:509; injuries re-
1791! several wrecks ago when she
51!“ badly humus; tn: 1:. gas heater.

was Mary Lin Bradley “as a
11:3th in Rifle is! Tuesday. She
his sons tu 6323 use tor a. vlsit be.
(91:9 mum: to Ridgellexd for the
Season. ~ , 5 _ 5

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Mr. and Mrs. W. Andrew Bene-
dict. who have. 130911 spending the
winter in gabilgddpma returned to
Ridgaflfld'ra _ saw for the summer.

5 TON ' !
Edward Erultwelser tot Brooklyh
Viultud his mother over Sunday.

Mia: Elimzth‘: Pal er. of Elm»
hunt. 3921 Miss Doro y Treadwel!
u: haw :‘g’urk. 5999.: cm: week-end
'at .he Truadwuu 119919 in Lyon:
flaws. , ,

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Stanton Fificher has purchased a

fine 138.35: 9! mules.
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titanium: 13397

Ruth Bennett and Robert as!

Juno]: Bunion 9959 ,
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mainltwaterthree timesc‘afly.
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m £5929. Service. United 5:
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353339 forest fires ex cry 3;
$331362: and pzapert} x94
390 besides costing m r
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tidied the Vationai f5
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