... .... «Am 1 c
i -
Mid Wis éffifified
tnlrfy-{onr‘ members.
charter members. George 0. Khmer.
11' his '51::
1 WITHO- N
ivenu’o and Miss Sophie No—
or South Main street were the
‘ or friends in Ridsefield. re-
‘g. (7
eep,,manu.re and agricultural
'_ tor luwns'at Alfred Brown's.
‘ O O 0
Hits Bessie Boh-ely of Van Zan
wt was the guest of friends i
ry over the week-end.
U
Eversharp Pencils at Donn'el-
half price —Adv.
O O C
‘hn Novel: of South Main street
taken a. position with John
and Sons.
e.
M}; A. r". Parks of 123 Flax Hm
‘has returned to her home from
ornra' where she was called by
gfideath of her father.
0
Harris & Gain.—
total $3. 294, 519.
states that it will hold a.
”anguish Coal. the proposmon
o
M' o o 0
“‘1!!! Salvation Army will hold a.
" foage sale, all day tomorrow, on
Witcond flOOr of the Army‘ 3 head-
cry on Washington street.
U C
“35-31” Your Vicrrma on our Club
«En—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
I"
there.
Jackson, C.
act with them as
represent the town.
51111: 100311 f
‘ GRAND 1.151
Equalization B o a r d
Tells Selectmen
Amount Should Be
Increased $732,115
- a e . , . .
so? I3 C s . The state board of equalization of
#33 est Coal. 3.13.1115 & Gan Ad" which ‘W. H. Blodgett is chairman.
has notified the selectmen that the
Wilton grand list should be raised
$7 32,115 making it. when corrected,
The board Iurther
caring on
at Bar ford next
Tuesday and First Selectman W. K.
J. Hubbell and Selectman fionry‘ A.
Young have arranged to appear
They have invited Represen-
tative Lewis R. Ambler, J. Clarence
Oscar Eakland and \V.
R. Ncwsome to accOmpany them and
a. committee 1 to
It is felt that
AND GIRL
HIT BY TRUCK
We‘re Strolling ‘Along
Post Road— Women
Form Coolidge Club'
--Salmon’s Successor
‘As’ s', result or complaint against
Herman Gatto of 41
Bridgeport. by John Schatz and Miss
Margaret Ryan, whom he ran down
and injured Tuesday night on
Post road. ,police here today sum-
moncd Gatto to appear in Town
court for alleged reckless driving.
Both Schatz and Miss Ryan,
are connected with
sanltzrium told
while walking along the road late
Tuesday night the truck, which Gat—
to was operating came upon them
and’knock'cd them to the pavement.
Scllatz suffered numerous lacerations
on the face. and stitches had to he
Perth street.
the
Post Road
Darlen. should depend upon
port.
pumps.
cut. down.
Judge Maltbie Vacates
Injunction t 0 Stop
Removal Of Elm On
The fate of an elm’ tree. contested
polnt in an itnunctlon suit brought
by the Town of Durien against Raf»
crt Lo1'.e automobiles salesman of
the
diacretion of Darlén’s tree warden
or the Falrlem county commission-
ers. rather than the Superior court,
it was ruled yesterday afternofi by
Judge wnuam M. Maltble 111 Bridge-
Mr. Love is the owner or prOperty
on the Noroton post road and has
W170 made plans to have installed there a
the , Westmrt gasoline station. The elm tree. he
"*9 police that maids. is an obstruction to 8. drives
Way entrance to the propdscd filling
He made known his inten-
tion some time ago to hare the tree
Claiming the tree was on the. high-
way property and not. on Mr". Love’s
:53: .~ _ the raise is excessive. especially taken in his nose and lips. Miss propel-n he, therefore not having
"zflls! Elsie Balm; Miss Pearl who-n nddod fill at one time. and the Ryan was injured on the hip. (Jat- 'ihe rfght to remove it. the town ob-
W‘égo and Miss Ethel \Vargo of commlttce will present arguments in to, who is a. driver for the Turncy (ainod a. temporary injunction “h
sibwden avenue an‘mdt’d a. dance support of ”“5 we “ram?!“ favor Bros. company: {.0 Bflflfioport- “'ilh istraining him from diaposint of the
TIP Westport Saturday exening. of :1 more moderate oodltlon to the his helper. \‘lllll‘lll‘l herbo of 5.2 lrt‘e. ‘
9:5! ', , , . grand list. and not in any case to (rm-field 1111311110, Bridgeport claim Before Judge Mallblc ‘ycgigrdgy a
exceed $5013 000
lawns and gar-
Phone 23 93- 2.
’Z’QiI-‘ertilizer for
i285. Alfrea Brown. di ([11 ult to assoss
as they are con-
Vinccd that even this sum will be
thc couple (ere “alking on the high-
may and that he did not see them
junction yacatcd.
motion was heard to have the in-
He denied it, de-
It: Adv: until it was too late to avoid strik— daring not 111... judiciary but the
u a :1 ' ‘ ‘ . mg them. . lown.lrce warden of; the county
g-flrs. H. \X. 11.1 irs and chil,drcn Today marks th“.'3"05_”lg "r the ‘ _ .‘ 4 . _ . commissioners should invostigmc
5119 bane b-' on \isitlng 111111 1191' par- mm?“ {"7 “1° "“S'rl’mml‘ (:5 .1"? 1 1““- D' 1:7thth 09 “ “Km tl-m circumstances and deformlnn
m Mr and ‘11-: John Neary of 2;; largest number of (Int catc.p1]lar 51 reel. was 0 cctcd at a recent. mecf- whether the ("A ghou‘d bp rcmovcd.
e strecr have re umcd to their 0:: mass-“s “hich. for the past two
it!!! mm 1‘ . New York. n-onlhs has been engaging the chil-
. V - rll'nn of the \l'ilton Schools. The re-
""" .mrns. soon to he announced, will
1'3. Au‘ 0 sp a: 11y's.——Ai1‘. 1'1'1'1ral the rncrmous scrvlve rcndor-
”3"33' - t 0 rd in the community by the “7111011
F.“ Miss Sophie $022k of 1S8 Scum (Eur-Jon club.
gain street entertained a numbor of . . ,,
{friends at her homo. lust cycu- 311's. .lr-hn l". Little writes that
gag. in honor of 1101‘ l'il‘ll‘uifli‘. :'l'.1- oxpcvis to he in “’llton ton-11rd
‘_ ' ‘ ' hn 1711! of May on the arrival of
:. —Large 1153 ('031_ film-i5 Lo (llfnlpll'. sailing May 14 from
pans—Adm Island. llor latfir Iclls of 1101
b. . t .. lulle-nriing llustcr scrynins at the
: bliss Jessie Norah of l-‘ort Point Amnu 111 1111) 1'. '1th1rl1-al in Paris
treet has rmurnml to hcr homc “hr-S". “12:11le Cloister” is already
rom a \‘lsit in Dnnbur)‘. (.110 of the timous sights of that
‘ - . - x lllf'll‘OpOllS. She 11115 also pl'cscnt
S LAttend Foresters‘ dance. helix; :.ls‘:;::“'[1‘°f,_ 01": annual com-w”
., _ , g .... 1- ; ,_. .1 . .1 mvrlcdn clluhhcs of
5M9 en 5 hall. “ a<h1ng10n ‘3‘!“ “‘u‘.““‘a" iHr-l'n'lziny. valtzcl'llinfl, Tilly and
filg'ht. SPCCMI dnrfc .n- s“"—A'*" ,l 12'1an which conw-nrd at the pro-
5‘53; ‘ cathedral.
rs. I. G. Billiards (15“1'st av“ it I i
l: Whn has l'er n 11C1itrt: ff‘irmif Il'l. (‘1. ll. Schrnck who was so
> 13 New lork City for th'.‘ r3“: l'i‘l 5'-"llOUS',\' ill in Brussels. Belgium.
fay-s, has re: urncl home. £7170 spring and, who returned
. . n . me vrc1'1.1'isimp10\'ing stomli—
:. 'Rummage spin “D 1.11. \‘cr-’ lie 11' .15 alllC to cnjm- his birth—
m Chapter. )[337 1-2 at 8 \‘orth 'lly on Tuesday last 111m r01.1tives
m St, So. Born 31k Packag 3 col— “loso visit helped to mark the
ected Arm :0. Telephone 563.—— 0-; sion- Mm Schenck who fit“
‘Adi‘f 11mpaniod her husband from the
, . . . OIllCP side,1\hcn asked to give
1 Frank Marron of Smith street is
Ill 51. his home.
3 o a ’0'
Miss Jule (*nlrman of High strcct
t‘erta'med or: 1' thn work-end Miss
conditions in Europe. joking!
plied. “Ford automobiles
l5\"015hnp p0ncils.".
some 0: her impressions of present
y re.
and
Ratio Rooney of “'hltc Plains. New . u 1 1 ,
,a‘ork. . BLIHLL l
. ' ' ’ t .
A 3 . .‘l ‘ " '
;. iElks‘ Minstrel Serenade. Mon. , .lr .and \ ’5' ‘1 101d Comstock
$.11 , \l , 5 6 Pal e—Adv hd.\B iclurned lo lhelr home on
gives. . a} — . ac . . . (:rrcnwood awmm after spending
C I Q .
Frank Zwicker of Long Island,
was a. week-
... .-
n. f~. 11' days in lloxbury.
l O t t
formerly of. this city, \
fr 1
.3}; ag’uteos; or A] Pd lunhall .f and lccture at the Methodist church
5‘ - . . . ’l 11rsd.11' owning. After supper an
.(_.'——-— old liens-3d ““th his par- inlnrcsling slcrcopticon lecture on
éflnts Mr. and Mrs.
venue o1cr theI 1199R- med.
1. lcinsod or Ely
. . . «lmaslcd Tokio after thin. recent
L; —Elks’ Minstrel and Musical earlhquakc. the schools, churches,
bomedv. Palace, Mon. and .l~u,.s_ and lcmplcs of Japan. It also pic-
yay 5 6. ——Ad1'.
' x
O i O
"2‘ Edwin Kaiser. \Villiam McNernoy.
*1ng Rhode. Julius Reisman and
win Stevens were visitors in Can-
ondale last, evening.
‘5, o o o .
{cu—Don't miss the big show, Pal-‘
see. Mon- and Tues. May 5-6.—Adv.: ‘ .
. O O
’5 Jay Josem and Midge Connolly Off- Mrs. W. J. Nlchuls.
lden avenue; wpm “Show in ' place. has ra'lurncd from
' 168911011 yesterday. where she spent the :o'lnler.
,, o o o
the people.
‘ I t
Miss Julie Short.
‘nnd Mrs. C. B. Short.
Hill, is a. member or the 1924
11atihg class of the
ing school,
ml, of Boston. Mass.
‘ It
-. O O t
Hiss'lfoude Beagon of Orchard
was a. visitor in Bridgeport
' . erday.
4‘
3
visitfin New York city.
C O U
-—Grecn Fish
Roe shad, 33c lb; buck shad.‘25c
' fresh mackerel 25c: escallops,
'6 pint. and all kinds of fresh fish
reasonable prices. James J.
lotto. 131 “ashington St. —.\d1'.
; O O O
= : turd I-‘oote and "Tick" O'Harf
business visitors in Bridgeport
erday. %
7 I - 0 0 c i U- §ter street.
oily's market, Which 31115 sold_
Week will continue as a store
,the proprietorship of Freder-
tevens. Mr. Stevens wil1 take
ion today. II»: is well known
.3- tied and formerly was mana-
of the National Market. Co. of lrunnlng out of London are res
the bakery business
Both. in Ridgeficld.
possession tomorrow.
8 O I
W. Bradley. of Danbury.
kcn a. position in :1. Bethel sto
O o c
or W’
Eugene Reed, of Golden Hil
street. is Visiting friends in
York city.
\lam people anemic-d the supper
“The inside of Japan" was shown.
The pictures showed sccnes of the
lui'ized the customs and industry of
.
daughter of Mr.
or Farnum
Nurses‘ Train-
of the Children's hospi-
of Fountain
I"
Mrs. Carl I'ibbard, of Greenwood
avenue. has returned from a. week's
Rudolph Hurzlcr recently bought
He will take
has ta~
a. position with George Patchcn. on
Miss Harrict Mannlon, of Grand
All sleeping car berths on trains
la month in advance of departure.
grad-
lorida.
llliam
re.
l. has
New
er1 ed
of
ing
come of
01'01‘)’
O. P».
I‘Olll‘f‘ll l
Dorothy
secretary.
rclurnc'l from a. trip 10 Boston.
. . O t
Miss Louise Jennings of "Elm-
stcad ”
the. hepuhlican
club to head the 1- oolldge club
‘\ estport.
was clcctcd 1'ice- chairman and Mrs.
VVllliam B. )llmson sccrr~lary.
formation or the club was the oul—
.3
l0
‘
\‘nn Hunt 01'
ll 01\' 7.
111g of the l‘omll
C. A. auditorium.
elude Sally Marshall.
Lyon
Dr. and Mrs.
1115.
Philip (_‘.
T
lcpllllllcnn “‘OlllCI
luncheon hcld in the Country 1-lul1
house last Monday
Eradlcy said lolluy 'lmt although sho
wasn’t prosonL
her chairman she is going to "XL'l‘L
cffort
\strong and (l'fcclix'c organization,
afternoon.
\1'l11'1l tin-y
111.1110 lllo club
of N111: \Ul'li. \\‘.
appointml at :1 1'1:«' cnt syn-(ml nutt-
ol‘ 1' inxlmu to fill
tho uncxpirctl lol'm of l-‘rcdcrick M.
ancial twp: 1101100 lhty thought him
111-11 qualified to .fill
the 1' .10.1n1' y.
If
Thc junlm 111:3 of Sldplcs High
school will prcwnt “(lr1'0n Stock-
ings" J ridny cvcnilu. at the Y. M.
Jascph
O
M. R. Powers have
(.rcons F'alms has been en-
\\ omnn's
(lunion
111's.
chi-11011
Sylvan sf rm-l;
’Jlio cast 11-1‘1l in-
\‘1 am r Lnnls.
Lnlraull,
\ iolrt 1 cos, Marglllu' ltc \\ u« st 1510-
an C hlistr-nsen, 1 llfl’md .\l\'r1s_ .10-
in
lllfll. unobstructed access over
driveway in qlicsflml
by skirting around the tree.
0 o 0
he
1's
organizml
lllr‘ Norman l‘rcsbylcl'inn
Friday of each month.
of the club arc:
gurct l-‘lcminrr. \’l(‘f.‘ I’rcsldcnr,
l'llslc Shaw. sccrctary. Miss C
inn. Fairbanks. treasurer, Mls
.‘lcurl. chairman of the
mcnt committee
Thornk. nlcmhol's
11
lb
ton.
{1(2le m.
o o
Miss Louise Scofleld. a
(lllcl'noon.
with her parents. Blr.
once Sc’oficld ol’ lcRoy monue.
. O O
with Mrs. Auguslus R. Miller
scph (lalzwcilu'. Donald Dickson, Sun-lay.
Eduard Slurhuck . . .
~ . v m, and film. “’llliam Zivslvr and
Edward T. Redford of Greens rhildrcn of NOW .lerk sprnt the
Farms. who gave the Y. M. 1‘. A. week-end in Norot‘on.
building to H11 10\\n.llns purchnsml ' . .
H10 adjoining pl'opcxty 110m Mrs. Clmrlcs Alli-iv 01" 14°10). avenue
Louise 13y rms 11 hu h is to be the will ho (mo of tho slurs in the play
home of Anson 111431115312 M. C. A. cnlillcd "Find the “'omon." which
will appear in the Stamford Thea-
lre for “to evenings. Thursday and
Mr. Abbie
company of
He
has played many leading parts uu~
do: the, direction of the late Charles
0
a.
Friday. May 1 and
plnycd with the stock
the Boston Museum whcn a boy.
SChOOlg
spcaking.
tests.
noon.
of \\ cslon will 1111 et
ficld school to pick “lnn‘s 101 the
spclling and athletic
Tho tcachch'
May will also be held that. after-
t
Norflcld Grange will
imitation to visit
I O
0
'1t 5‘01
con
meeting m
U t
accept th
Mrs. Fred Banks and Miss Flor-
cnce Banks were guests Sunday or
friends in South Wilton.
. _.
George A. Sturgcs. of Cranbury,
was a. 1isitor in town Sunday.
“hanging
doses of the good,
and Tar
speedily rclicvwsame.
Heck, '341
Tcnn.. writes:
Honey
Tar Com
coughs and
Corp—Adv.
“HANGvOVER” COEGHS
Now is the time to get rid of that
stubborn cough which has
on"
St.
pound.
DEPOSITEZI‘l IN THIS BA
MAY let
19$OUTHN0RWAIK
ALL REQNEY
NK
BEFORE MAY 6131
WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
a
4"
all winter.
Compound wll
Mrs.
The first
I
. i“
Greenfield Hill
I
been
A few
reliable Foley’s
Sarah
Paul- St.. Memphis,
"1 have been wonder-
fully bencfitcd by Foley's Honey and
dose
stopped my cough. It was a: stubborn
cough and I had been troubled With
it since the first cold spell." Best for
colds.-a~Stlllson-Powe}l
"are troubled with. sore armso, How-
v
tertainmg her college mate, Miss Frohman and other noted managers.
Bm'm K ”’aF‘P- 1-1113 play "Find the Woman." 13 a,
farcial mystery by Owon Davis. au-
L “Eb’rUN thor of the "Nervous W'reck."
C . .
Tuesday allr‘rnogn_ M33 6. the ' Mrs. Carlos \Vllllams of Raleigh.
S. C. .Wns a rcccnt \‘lsltor at the
home of Mrs. James 1". “'illlams of
the Past road.
0
l‘ D
At the Dnricn leclllodlst church
on Easter Sunday. fourteen new
members were taken in the church
and in t o afternoon the infants
were bap 121911..
(2
e .
The sacrament of the Lord' s Sun-
per will be celebrated Sunday. May
4 at the morning schlce in the
Noroton Presbyterian church.
.1 O 0
family have moved to a dwelling on
the Tilley Estate.
Giants and Yanks
1 Again ’Are Idle
Cold damp weather brought about
a second postponement of the Giant-
l‘hllly series at 1,11 cPolo Grounds.
while the Ynnks and Athletics again
were rained out in Philadelphia.
Games with the Phillies are post-
poned on fly slightest provocation.
as they draw poorly enough even
when the sun is out. However. no
one found any fault with Johnnie-
Graw and Jim Tierney in again
hanging out the “No Game" 31311.
There were a. lot or more enjoyable
way; to spend to atternobn
watching the Giants slay the Phil-
lie": from s frozen press stand.
The Giants are nearly through
with New York for some time. With
the exception of next Sunday, when
they will play the Phillies 21. single
game It. the Polo Grounds, ‘hey
will be\a.way for nearly a. month.
calling on Boston, Philadelphia and
,lhe four Western teams. rThe Na.-
tlonal League champions leave for
Boston tonight.
The Yanks returned lrom Phil-
adelphia. this afternoon, as Hug-
gins' clan jumped on a. New York
traumas soon as the, contest with
the Athletics was called off. Miller :
didn’t mind the two-game postpone-
merit. as both Shaw-key b.1111 Bush
ever. Jones again is' fit for duty and
ready to take his turn on. the *
mound.
The Yankees 'open‘ I. three-m
' A Young “'nmcn‘s. Club has been
among tho oldcr girls of
church.
The mcclintzs will lw licld the lllll‘d
Tho. ofi‘iccrs
l‘rcsl-lcnl Miss Mal.
Misti
thor-
Ollyo
entertain.
Miss Caroline
of tho committee '
Mrs. Morrison and Miss Louise Skel-
Seventeen members are on-
ing in the l‘irlsh House on Friday
teacher in
Harlford spent the. Easter 1110111101]
and .‘lrs. Clar—
Miss Frown of Bridgeport Visited
of
Gnr1lncl‘ stroct. Norolon llclghls. on
Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Ollmer and;
than .
The. court pointed out that testi-
mony ,had been presented shown-1g
the
was 15053119111
Salmon. .lurlca- Salmon 1'csignul rollorl in this Mull. Th" 1'1“)“ "“5““
some llnlc ago :11: 11 the Budld has in; will ho livid on Friday evening.
llccn 11"ilhnur lull. 111cmhcrsl1lp null] May 2. at S l’- m. in the Sunday
tho rear-m .1ppoinlnm111.l\lr.\nu school room.
Sam: has he0n a resident of ll1-‘ ‘ ‘ ’
town for several ycms and JCll'l The church school scrvlrc leaguc
Adams Tnhugcr another memhor 111‘ of SI. Lllkfl's‘l‘IDiSCOPal ('h‘lr“h of
the- Board sail lmlm. with his fln- Noro‘l’nn. will hold its annual mPN- .
——-R. R. Men Retire
DANBURY. May 1.-—-The marriage
of Lawrence P. Macaddms. of 488
Colorado avenue, Bridgeport. and
Miss Anne E. Feeley, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Fdeley, 7 Crude street.
Danbury.
Rz-C. Church, this city. yesterdfiy
morning. The ceremdny‘ was per-
formed by the Rev. William J. Dul~
lard pastor of the church, in the
picscnce of many or relatives mid
friends of the young couple.
The bride “:13 attended by her
sister, Miss Margaret '1... Feeji‘y.
George \V. Macedon-ls, of Bridge?
port. a brother of the bridegroom
acted as best man.
i O C
It llccame known here today that
Mrs. Mary C11noo. formerly of in
city, was quietly married to hoi
hrotllcr—in-lll.\\'. Louis J. Cunc'o in
Ncw York ('ily April 23. Mrs. (“lb
nr-o's first husband was the Int 13
William (.‘uneo, brolhv-r of Attormv
John J. Chunco of Norwalk. Hcr
present husband is an eldcr brother
of her first husband.
0 s o
0101' 400 Elks (1011'! all parts 0‘
the. state attundul the ('cl-lrratlon
hold by llanbury lodge ’lucsdm eve.
nine in tho Howl (110011 in ohscn-
unca ol the thirty- :‘lfth mmlxnrsary
of tho ins inuirn of lhe lorlzc.
'll111l3-.1Vr-,\c:1rs ago “11011 the
_ ...- __ .1__ V1-.. (-..- -
...- ...,
2117‘
m CASH
‘500
PROFIT
“Illuminati-m
,_ Willitm‘ B.Whe‘e1er, Gordon H.141]-
lN LAW HURRY
Mary Cuneo Weds in'
Honor Old Members
took place at St- Joseph's
33.1111“. SHOPS A. :1) TML‘SFMFiNT ”buts
for the best letters on “HOW 1
THROUGH ‘TN NEW YORK TOWN.’”
every Thursday.
ler Hy Clerk Henry N. Fan-
tom-:1: She only ones alive :6 ”ea
sent. The latter two were present
at the celebration but Mr. Kinner
and Mr. Wheeler are spending the
«winter kl Floris“: . .
nounétrlient 1133 been made by
“$813 of the Danbury division or
the New York. New Haven mid
Hartford railroad company of the
retirement of fwd of its oldest em-
ployes George W. Elklns and Jame!
A. Nicholls, both of West Haven.
Mn men have had fun: which
brought them into Danbury daily
{or years end‘ they are well known
onion: Dtnb'ury railroad men.
Mrrtlklns was employed as a
brakeman for thirty-seven year! and
Mr Nicholls as in engineer for thir-
ty-s‘lx yea-rs. Hon: were retired With
. a pension. Falling health caused
the retirement of both men.
W;
The Friendship B'me Class of tile
East AVenue Methodist church will
hold its monthly humeral and 9'6-
elm mooring tomorrow evening at
eight o'.clocl< The oli'lcers or the
gelass‘ urge all members to bi pres-
ent at: several ma‘ttérs a! impotence
are to be “sacwod'
L
. 0
James Noun of Educ (avenue, par-
:‘ml post carrier at the Norwalk post:
inflict}. is enjoving a. three day vaca-
:tion from his duties.
0
' The Dorlon house Opened today
lior the summer season.
.
' Fire hydrants and fire alarm boxes
have been installed at ‘larvln'
Beach. ,4
e n o
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Guild is being held in
the rectory ..f Christ church. this
11
l
och lib...- 1;:
AND MDSE. PRIZES
ED BY SHOPPING
Tamra”
HAND PAINTED
DECORATED FURNITURE
15m m9!“ w:
21 West 46m St.
3". Discount if You \lrntlon Thl- Ad
10ft; for Every Occasion'
AT
HERE
Booby-alive Furniture
554 Madison Ave, at 55th St.
__..._¢.L!I_-.n_L
1.30
m m-mthmads.susom roxperlen commune.
oelveekli venom Y.Town'.m1457 Bro-am. ELY."
mans, commit-n
C 0 A T 5'
$1975
Silk Ind! Poirot MI. am: 3121!.
Season'- Nova: Shades
DRESSES
Four of me ,
animal at two o’clock.
' . C O C
The regular weekly prayer and
praise service of the Advent Chris-
tian church will be held tonight at
7:45 o’clock.
u .73
‘There win he a. meeting or the
Knights of King Arthur or the
lam-m churdh, tonight. at. 7:30
'o’clock. ,
O O O
The Patrol team of the Norwelk
ohnpter of the De Malay will present
the force comedy. “Aunt Abigail and
the Boys." at Cornmun’lty hall, May
lat. following the presentation of
the play, there will be dancing. The
De Holey Syncopators will furnish
the music.
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Miss Bertha Farr of Gregory
boulevard will entertain the lip-
worth lettue‘ of the East Avenue
Methodist. church, at her home.
Tuesday evening. . .
C
THO ('er of the Christ church
will held a. party in the rectory 1.0-
morrow night, following the re-
neural.
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At the prlyer meeting at the
that Avenue Methodist church_ to-
night. tho subject of Rev. A. J. Pon-
new: sermon will be “Did Judas Re-
pent of His Act?"
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Dear Sir:
On account of the long holiday.
and the fact that we. could not
reach all pupils before the holidays.
getting 1':
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‘Prices are lower and we have
plenty of fresh mined. clean
coal. Our delivery service i
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Install Sanitary “89":ch Tanks. Succes-
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