'3 meandith Blue at New York
at, me a geebend guest or her
other. Mrs. 13. Blast: 015 Prospect
.jpyenue.
.3, . .e e_ e 5
’ ~ Gridley Wright. a. former student
a“ Bantroin'e Prep school, now or
Hale university, has been visiting
was to: the past week in Nor-
”Elli.
x: 0 O l
‘ ‘ Kiss Ruth Weed of Raymond
flame is’gonflned to her home with
into-Is.
‘9' 5 C . _._
zfr-Spring showing of sport and
trees hats. Joel Hat Shop, 24
”Edinrd Manly of. Springfield.
, returned to his home yester-
day after visiting his cousin, Harold
'gnuot Highland avenue.
. l o e 0
Miss Elsie Marsh or N ewtown ave-
~ nue entertained over the week-end
git Carolyn Forbes and daughters
.‘ nth and Genevieve or Tarrytoyyn-
p-theoliudson, New York.
I 8 O 0
Mary Blascovich of Spring
avenue is recuperating at her
a after a. month's illness gith
«a
as;
, .-
“m or
e e’ o
goal reduced, Harris &
.. e e g
3 Miss Considine Simon of Ely ave-
the spent the week-end with Miss
inura‘klein at Stamford.
i e o e 5
1 Miss Judith Thompson 0: New
thin is visiting her sister, Mrs.
obert LI. Lee of Bayview avenue.
C C U
3 Miss Mary Shaughnessy of the
Wash Engineering Company is con-
‘itned to her home in the second dis-
’ ffi’ict with the grippc;
' . .
etc
—Buy_ Your‘ViCtrma on our Club
mien—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
E ’ ' 0 O C
' -’ Min; Audrey Shine 0! Orchard
‘ street was a visitor in Bridgeport
Saturday, where she attend the per-
formance of Anna. Pavlowa. at the
{Park theatre.
» . t 0 fl
. Edgar MacNamai—a at Main strCQt
tend Louis Narghnc or \vinnipauk
'Attended the performance of Char-
}ot's Revue or 1324- in New York
' .City Thursday...
Miss Celia and Emma. Blascovich
Sentertained about forty friends at
their home on Spring Hill avenue
Slttll’diy evening. Dancing, games
and music were enjoyed and delt-
cious refreshments. consisting or
several varieties ot‘ sandwiches and
cakes, punch, fruit and candy were
served. Those present. were Misses
Margaret. \Vhite, Helen \Vard and
Caroline Lasky of Bridgeport. Julita
Coleman. Anna. Brady, Agnes Ches-
ter, Helen Kline, Hazel liolmes.
Irene Jellifl, Louise Gordon. Mar-
garet. Masterson, Bertha Olsen, Lola
.MacInncs, Fruinces Carpenter and
Grace l‘icQuillitn and Frank Scallop
ot W'ilton, Ned Huntington, Julius
Relsman, Charles Guarniexi Edwin
» ’ Stephens, \Vallace Gardner 0.
. Bridgeport. Harold Hill. deard
Skidd. Martin McDouough, David
Brennan. .105.th Iloss, George Miles,
ltobcrt Cool-i and
and Jack All-3n,
Tom Dennin of Stunu‘ord. Josu‘pli
Frank Adams of John
Salaman. _
Dunning ot‘ Bridgr-port, hex-man and
Allen Bennett 0: liiilgciicld. Edward
Riser, \V’illiam Aluclncrney and
Charles Anderson
0
a O
Mrs. H. Edmunds o5 l'irst
is temporarily filling a. \uCtlncy as
oi the A. J.
517683.
.»
E bool‘tkceper in the oilize
E7 ’ Collins Co.
E a a o
E -—Francis A. l'allutti. Sr‘c't'y. 0;
State. principal speaker at i-‘irst
Ward Republican club muting at
8 p. m. tonight at Town Assembly
Hall. All are welcomes—Adv.
. C 3
Miss Kathryn Alchison of Grant
street has recovered after being con:
fined to her home for sexual days
,5, w'lth the grippe.
0
Wallace Gardner of Bridgeport,
returned to his home after spending
the week—end with Edwin C. Stopo-
‘ens of Van Buren a' enue.
O 3 O
-Aut0 sprints. Tilly’L—Adv.
~ 0 O 0
Alexander Roberts. 0! e Garner
’ street has purchased a. coupe auto-
mobile.
. O 0
Mrs. Ernest \Vilklnson has return-
ed to her home on Hamilton Iltll,
1 after a. pleasant visit with relatives
in Bridgeport. ’
' O
. , Center avenue will be sorry to hear
Manly of Springfield. Mass“ Harold}
Friends or Miss Ethel Hyatt of:
j
CltY Briefs ‘ ahii‘l’érs onal Mention] ;
Mrs. P. 0. Becker. of ’nirfleld
avenue. and Mrs. Robert M. Tenny.
returned last night, from Atlantic
City, where they have been visiting
for some time;
o e o .
Mrs. Mary Scofield and daughter.
or New Canaan, _ were the guests,
Saturday or Mr. and Mrs. James
Hyatt. at Center avenue.
0 O O
-—-—Fertilizer tor lawns and gar-
dens. Altred Brown. Phone 2393-2.
. Adv.
e e e
Following the business meeting of
the William Mchinley auxiliary to
be held Tuesday night, a social and
entertainment will be held in the
new Forester's hall in High street.
O O t ‘
Anthony Carbone. Artfiur M. Car-
pentier. James Hall and 'Blichael
Steinberg- motored to ‘ Springfield.
Mass. yesterday. where they visited
the Elk's ~homo in that city.
0 O 0
Prices or coal reduced, nan-is &
Guns.
0 O I
Miss Rut}; Howe. ot' Crescent Ter-
race, spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
I O 0
Miss Louise Blackgr and Miss
Edith Mather attended the Park
theater Saturday where they witnes-
sed the performance of Parlowa. the
famous ballet dancer.
0 O O .
—Polley's Dancing School 9pen
Tuesday night [or new' beginners.
Tel. "““7.-—-—Adv.
I
O O
Hyman Green who has been
spending a vacation from his studies
at the home of his parents. of 22
Woodward avenue has returned to
his studies at Clark University.
3 O O
—Slieep manure and agricultural
lime tor lawns at Alfred Brown's.
. e o o
Joseph Townsend of the United
States naval service aboard the U. S.
S. Seattle has returned to his duties
after enjoying a short furlough in
Norwalk at the home of his parents
in Plymouth avenue.
I C O
\V. M. Genario. John and Frances-
Millcr. and Gibson Porter motored
to New Haven Sunday.
0 C 0
Prices or coal reduced, Harris &
Gnus.
L.
<
o e t
I. Reliant. of Main street, visited
New York, Sunday.
0 D i
Arthur Rants and Raymond Belot
or Danbury were weelvcnd visitors
in Norwalk.
e e e
The Christian Endeavor Society or
the First Congregational church will
hold its weekly. meeting and enter-
tainment Thursday evening in the
Parish house.
0 O O
-—Polloy's Dancing School Open
Tuesday night for new beginners.
Tel. Stilt—Adv.
l—E'E’TNERWKL'K'“.
Tho regular monthly meeting of
the )lnyllo‘vvr Hook and Linlda-r
cmnpuny will be held in the com-
pany's quarter on \‘an Zunt street,
tonight.
0 O t
. I: is (‘XpCCll‘d that the work of
lpaving l-‘irst siren-t “ill be started,
this “Tilt,
U C C
12‘ricnvis 01' Mrs. Joseph Henley or
You Zunt street will be sorry to hear
that she is ill at her home with the
srxppv.
fl 0
The regular meeting of the 0mi—
cron circle. of the East avenue
Methodist church will be held to-
night at 5 o'clock.
O
o e
A card party and dance will be
given at Community hall. tonight,
undt r the auspices of the East Nor-
“all: Improvement Association).
There will be special music for the
dancing. There will also be prizes
{or each table of cards. The pro-
ceeds will go toward the fund being
raised by the Grounds committee to
make Several improvements in the
property at the association.
0 O U
The choir of the Swedish Congre-
gational church will meet tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock to rehearse the
special music to be given at the Eas-
ter services.
0 e e
There will be a meeting of the
of the Christ church at. the rectory
tonight at 7:30 o'clock. .
‘ _ 0 O 0
Leonard Murphy has returned to
his home on Eastavcnuo from South
Salem, New York. where he has bpen
Mrs; Charles Grlebell. mm. Irving
Horton, Mrs. George Dikeman. Mrs.
Clarence Slauson and Mrs. Horace
Signam.
g o O
The girls' club at the Christ
church wm meet With. Mrs. George
W. Stillman at her borne. 164 East
avenue. tomorrow . evening at .7
o'clock.
- e. e e
The meeting of the Ladies‘ Mis-
sion society or the Advent Christian
church will be held Wednesday at-
ternoon at 1 o'clock.
O t 0
Work will be started tomorrow on
the American Machinery Company.
to which the contract was awarded.
ml YTUNW ' l
Frederick C. Oakes of Craw avenue
has purchased a sedan automobile.
avenue and Mrs. G. \V. Stevens of
McKinley place. will attend the state
convention of Rebecca's to be held
at “'illimantic.‘ neztt week. .
0
The Good “'1“ Society will meet
at the home 0! Mrs. E. L. Raymond.”
Itowayton avenue. “’edncsdny alter-
noon. ,
e e e
A silver tea. for the benefit of the
Ever Ready Circle of King's daugh-
ters. will be given at the home of
Mrs. Sidney- R. liell. Crockett street,
Thursday afternoon. April 21. An
interesting program_ for the attcr~
noon is being arranged.
O O O
The regular mid-week prayer and
praise service of the Rowayton Mc-
thodist church will be held on Thurs-
day evening instead or on \Vcdnes-
day.
e e e
Samuel G. Adams, C. A. Newborn
and \‘i'illlam i“. Jennings, tax com-
missioners ot the Sixth taxing dis-
trict. have called a meeting for ‘vVed-
nesdny night at eight o'clock in the
Rowayton Base house. to discuss the
subject of street lighting.
0 O 0
Mrs. George Kay of Crockett
street has been appointed organ!!!
of the Rowayton Methodist church.
Mrs. Kay will have full charge. of the
music. She is now arranging a spe-
cial program for the Easter services.
. o e e
A large congregation attended both
services at the llowayton Methodist
Church yesterday. 10v. Charles
Gray. the new pastor, delivered in-
teresting sermons at each service.
Miss Elizabeth Douglas has rt-
turnt-ti to Brown university. Provi-
dence. where she is a student. after
spending the Spring recess with hl-r
parents at their home in Ron'ayton
avenue.
c
e e e
Friends or lids-in L. Stevens of
llowuj-‘lun nvvmuc will be pleased to
hear that he is now
from his recent illness.
1 DARIE'N" |
Mr. and Mrs. Scribner-'5 eldest son
who has been slaying “ill: his grand-
n.nthr-r, Mrs. .l(‘llll 1'. Luv of Middle.
sz‘x i‘oml. Non-ion ”tights, has rc—
turncri home.
(‘Onvalvst‘ing
e e
Mrs. Robert Muir of Edinburgh,
Scotland. and grandson. George
iron" or St. tinthvrincs, Ontario. are
visiting with! Mrs. \‘l‘illinm Sinclair
or the Post road. Norman.
C O O
«The “'cstmiszcr Guild of the Nero-
(on Presbyirrinn church held a
meeting in the mnnsc on Thursday
afternoon. The work nu the Java!»
mic play was continued.
e e e
Ground has been broken for the
n- \v lmfiseoon Nornton avenue. Noro‘
ton Ilciglitsf‘vhit-h is to he built for
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nulltt. “’00:! & Vnn
Dine. local contractors, are doing the
work.
0 0
Mrs. Margaret \l'ood
Hills. N. Y.. visited on Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. “'00d of the
Post road. Dal-ion.
o _e e
Edward Sisson, father of C. 1-1. Sis-
son of Leftoy avenue. who has been
ill for several weeks. is much im-
proved.
ot Redford
O O 0
Miss Dorothy Muller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Muller of
\Vest avenue. Dnrion. who has‘lwen
qliite ill with tonsilitls, is able to be
out again.
e e e
A new Ford cunch will be given
away at the Noroton Volunteer Fire—
man's carnival this year, which will
be held in Juno.
0 I ‘
Mrs. L. S. Themes of Rowayton‘
on: were? ' 1 mummies Waterbury.
Mrs. Smith, Miss H. Barbara We
Miss Caroline Miller, Miuuaryc
|foot. Miss Mabel Roscoe, Miss Jennie:
Kristenson'. Miss Ivy Ashton. Miss!
Dorothy Grand-Llenard, Miss Mafixl
Hunter. Miss Edna-Grain and Miss
Emy L. Smith. '
W, , . l
T .- < .
"A burglary at the home otdllrs.
Edward Klotz, on Cress Highwaytl
road, was reported to the police Sat— I
urday. Two couch covers valued at
$40, and six pillows are reported .
missing. '
. o o" e 2 _
Alex Finlayson of 2091 Barnum
avenue, fitratford, will be arraigned
in Town court today on a charge of
driving an automobile while; under_
the influence of liquor. Flnlayson
was arrested Saturday torcnoon a:-
ter a. three-mlle chase over the Post
road. Patrolman Harvey Allen fit:- I
ally overtaking him just west of tho :7
Southport town line. Finlayson, with ;
Arthur Lapanne or 69 Quarry street, ‘
Bridgeport_ will be charged with be-
ing under the influence of liquor,
which they claimed to‘have gotten
in Bridgeport. Several motorists
had previously complained to Allen
about Finlay-son's driving all over
the road. . ~ '
The case of Louis Bartelomo, of
South Norwalk. charged with breach
or peace, is also scheduled for hear-
ing today. Bartelomo was arrested
after he had created an alleged dis-
turbance at the Saugatuck railroad,
station. ‘
A new closed type car, which Har-
old Ijntlcrson ct :13 “'est 58th
street. New York City. driver claimed
had been purchased Friday at. a
cost of $5.000, was almost complete-
ly wrecked last night On the Post
road, Just cast of the center of the
town, after a, car driven by Joseph
Lai’into who gave a. New Haven and
a New York address, is said to have
gotten beyond his control. No arrests
were made. Inl‘into's car was
wrecked and had to be towed to a
garage. Patterson's machine had
it‘s root torn oft. doors and glass
broken. and fenderssmashed. One
at the’pnssengers in Patterson's car
was cut on the hands and face.
0 I O
Twenty-{our kegs 0t bet-r which
the local police rem-nily confiscated
after discovery 0: an afinndoncd
truck on the Post road. near Morn-
ingslde Drive. will be destroy-pi to-
day. The truck has since been
claimed by the New York owners
who told the authorities that the
vehicle was blOll‘ll several weeks
ago.
1 WIHW
The women of the South \i'ilton
Fractal club at lllt‘li' nwetlngd'ridnv.
at the hardcore of Mrs. l-‘i‘cd linu-
{onL sat tltcmsvlvcs dilligrnlly to
work making drrss forms “Hill r 1hr:
direction of Miss Mllliuli of the Coun-
ty l-‘nrm bureau. in the course of
the afternoon three towns were con.-
plclul and it Was \‘illl‘il to continue
lhv work at the nest mefling. Mrs.
(Elfin-rt and her Sister, Miss Belts, r. -
rclvcd a. hearty weicmao after their
live months” absent 0 in the South.
Other club mmnlwrs prcsefint \vrre
Mrs. Post, Mrs. Lum, Mrs. Jennings,
Mrs. Van Ii’ciniugcn, Mm Young.
Mrs, t‘nxannugh, Miss liutman. Miss
Gregory and the hostess.
U 0 0
l
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Montgomery .
are again occupying tlitlr South \\'il-
ton home.
0
t .
“'illun Troop. (My Stunts. held a
llll‘"ll.".;; Friday cumin; at ”30 Con-
gregational rlmprl. The n or}; at first
aid was continued. The large attend-
ant-v and the grnuth of the troop in
numlnrrs. runipéy :lmw the interest
:ho boys are tailing in their organiza-
lion.
simmry l'i‘iOlZ‘lll’lK at the
‘ home or Airs,
hearse
1'2. Tnyln r tumorro \v.
i"
eIDQONNELLY?
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0 o n ‘_ _ , _ , _ . . ‘
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wn e
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f‘.‘
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turn and the high board diving
chmnpionship of the district. with
such stars as Steppe and Michaela,
of the High School team, taking
part. Another great event will be
the 200 yard relay for men and we-
men for the district championship.
The \lsiting girls will make
tempts to break several existing re-
cords in the 73 feet tank completing
a program the like of Which has
'not been equalled.
Overnight News
Told in Brief
CAUSES FOR
FALL 0F ROME 5
EXIST lN U. s.;
This Is Statement Of
Yale Dean-«Too
IN ELM CITY
no
at-
the public. ———— S
“’ESTON
L. M. Chapman (-r'the Farm bu-
reau. gave an instructive talk at
Northncld Grange. Saturday evening
on pruning and spraying or fruit
(re-es. Mr. Chapman also answered
several questions from interested
persons on planting. and fertilizing
the trccs. After the lecturer‘s hour.
(‘llkt' nnd ice cream were served by
the committee appointed for that
purpnsv.
O 0 O
The next meeting of the grunge.
April 25, will be Brothers' night.
0 I O
the grunge.
the Not-walk
roublc.
O
Frances Bennett of
from his studies at
liigh school by ear t
' O t
that she is ill at her home with
. visiting with friends.
-; ton-unis. ‘
C 0
Mrs. John Kline or East avenue
was hostess at a card party at her
home, Friday afternoon. Among her
guests were Mrs. William Raymond.
Mrs. Irving Hubbcll, Mrs. W'illlam
Penney, Mrs. Horace T. Richards,
Mrs. Harry Sterling. Mrs. Hampton
. Sherwood. Mrs. VVilllam Hasterberg.
week when her Sunday
called upon her.
played and all en
cial evening. It being
. ”J’.-_._ _
0 C 3
-—Good musical entertainment at
Town Assembly Hall at 8 p. m. to-
night. Everybody welcome. First
fiwm Republican Club.—Adv.
albng with the. other
_Mlss \V‘ced received
_gitts from her friends.
. ' E -‘/’
The Tin Box Again
.While' a New Jersey man was 'fdown-toWn”. his "
bungalow burned to the ground. Anon; the melting
ruins, the owner {cumin tinboxinwhishhehadkept
hissa' .~ Thebillshadbeenreducedtoepile
of worthless ashes. 7 1 ‘_ « ' j 7 .
THE BANK IS THE sans-1- no one: rues
Miss Margaret M. \\'
ion was pleasantly-surprised
cod of Nero-
last
~school class
Many games were
joyed a. very so-
Miss \Veed’s
birthday a beautiful cake was served
refreshments.
many pretty
Those pres-
‘ these gdeys has become considerable.
The mansion is being torn down.
Friends from Bridgeport are
spending the week-end with Town
Clerk and Mrs. A. C. Bradley.
I O O
Deeds have been recorded of the
sale at the Dawson place to “’alter
B. Wilson from Elizabeth Perkins.
O O O
The Good hill road has been put
in good repair this week.
Oltl Myst‘cry mmnsion Pesto}:
Chelsea’s mystery house. in Ion-
don. for years a. spot of morbid cur-
iosity to bus' passengers, is. soon to
be replaced by seven modern resi-
dential buildings. This old mansion
contained e. magnificently titted
bridal chamber. prepared for—s. wed.
ding that never took place. The
house was designed by, the eccentric
virtuoso. Dr. Phene. tor his future
bride‘ who was taken by death on
the, morning or the weddinz. The
heartbroken bridegroom gave orders
that the room be sealed up ever
atterv'vsrds, which it was until the
doctor's death about 1: years ago.
~______.____
, , The Oliio (Crowd.
It was perhaps unfortunate that
Mr. Harding text under political ob-
ligation to appoint an Ohio man at-
torney general in his cabinet. ' Mr.
Daugherty’s position was afrallying
point tor the 0hlo,_ero,wd. , All its
politicians, Job seekerg'l'aVOr seek.
ere, {t-knew-bim—when parasites, de-
scend on the White House and their
clamors‘ tor recognition drown the,
hunt 0; government itself. Which in
of ‘a. hummer. ‘(S'ometlfii’ng mite:t
evening: in n nmmoth swimming pro-
gram the proceeds ‘lrom which will
go forward the the Sew ilm cn Ohm
pic fund. according to an nnnmmrc-
mcut iumle today rlvy J. '1‘. Bios—
som. chairman of the local com-
mittee. The program will be run
under A. A. L". auspices and inking
part in the several events will be
Gertrude Ederlc. ilclen \Vainwright.
Aileen iliggin, Helen Moany, Agnes
Gerashty, Adelaide Lambert Virgin-
ia. \Vhitenack. Doris O' Mara. Kath~
yrn Brown. Ethel McGarry. Lillian
Stodard, the cross harbor swimmer
and the famous midget team com-
posed of Lisa. Lindstrom, Frances
‘ All of the above named young wo-
men are members or the \V’omen‘s
Swimming association, of New York
and their names are imnous the
Olympic (cam. which "will perform in
Paris this summer. or those named
above the outstanding stars who will
Gary. Whitenack and O'Hara. Their
appearance in New Haven will mean
the 200 yard breast stroke. also an
invitation affair: the 100 yard swim
tor git-launder 12: thevtancy diving
event. and an exhibition by Ann
KlnaJIY. a member of the Women's
Swmmng association,'and who is
only rive years old. ,
Then there will be several- event!
for Connecticut district champion-
l‘shlos in which the eta; women swan
met; in the stateiwill enter. 5' The:
-100.009 employees in Wfishington
_ 5mg, include the.“ veranda: tor
: a.
(luv. rnnr Pincliot of Pennsylvania
admits that he suggtsied to Senator
t'ouzcna Republican, Michigan, em—
ployment of Francis J. llcney as
special counsel (or committee inves—
tigating the internal revenue bureau.
British bankers urge upon Premier
Mardonald. in connection with Aug.
lo-ltusaian conference. agreement on
recognition of all debts and restitu-
tion at alop'rivate property in Russia
to foreign owners.
American aviators on way around
world fly from Sltka to Seward. Alas-
kn.
I-‘rcnch parliament dajoums until
June 1. pending election or May 11.
then-ing outdoor recreation.
Professor Thomas S. Adams of
Yale university resigns as special ad-
viser to Senate committee investigat-
ing internal revenue bureau because
partmcnt of interior says 32.000 Jap-
anese agriculturalists are ready to
leave California for Mexico,‘and pro-
.(N. London Day.)
sity.
club last night.
sorted.
tion.
water and
good. arq resident
CHICAGO. April lit—Four
the causes which brought the {all
of Rome—thoughtless indulgence in
luxury. easy divorce.
ation and the lowering standards of
citizenship—are
country
Charles R. Brown, of Yale Univer-
Evening
present in
today. declared
before the ‘Sunday
"\Ve want men and women
more rugged material if our nation
is to continue to be great." he as-
"Men ‘said in Rome. as they
are saying now, of excessive taxa-
‘It the government is going to
young man and woman in campus
is not trying to make a good citi-
zen out of himself or
the good of the community, but is
herself
excessive tax—
this
Dean
America afflicted w
social unrest and flippant disregard
for law. no one in his sense is say-
in the church.
which, whether you agree with
of
or
Mcancl Ruth Meany. Doromy -Pricsmtcm “all“; amid“. com‘ “kc it all. what's the use? and so '
Knight. on Virginia. Kinally. who mm on Orromuea nat anal Policy the wheels or industry were cio-vged. ’ “13.0% Ove '
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