3‘ aflohn H. De. kin piano time:- from
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- . ~Auto springs Tilly's—Adv. j
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Dr F. G. 15:. o
b WCSL an 11 1-3“ 1- :1 1"~-
gnt \car 0 «1 son 0.- l‘i1.1p V 13101 . \-
Van Zandt Sil' (f 33-sz _\urw.;1 l1.
_oflda.v. at the .‘\'-u -
Li
s
7. m “my :5 m," m. .3. __
”I; William J. Tracey today is at.-
-ng the convention of the New
7- .. d section of the College of
. 1 n: which is being held in
' ~-_ deuce. R. I. The convention
~ Thursday and-continues over
' 1
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There will be a. _special.meeting of
7 ‘Town Union directors of the
k ’ 3 Sons and Daughters,
cyst hues Inn, Monday af—
Don t 3 o'clock. to act upon an
> for admittance into. the
flye for the Aged.
4- ‘- o c 3
_York, is now in to“ 11. Phone
ckemo Hotel this week. d—Adv.
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; The women of tho Rowaytfi'i
fist church \yill hold a rum-
haze sale in the stotc on' North
:qgn street form {'\ ocoupicd by
eflfielf Scrxice s? company.
1. ; a . r»
8‘351'. and Mrs. 3111130! 30513111 of
ye street have returned to their
93 after spending the week end
th- relatives in Bridgeport.
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——‘~I.arg0 Pea. 03:11.
fins—Adv.
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‘Friends ofs Mrs. Edward Garrett.
M .24 Spring strcct will be sorry to
tear that she is scriouslydll at her
one.
Harris. &
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Mr. and Mrs. Juan Nonlict 03'
arien were 1m- git-sis ycst- rduy, oi
rry Safrancli of \‘v'rivstcr street.
A.
;. — ¢ 0 e
—Vets’ Ball, 1-‘riday cycning at
.-.\d\'.
5 C C C
Mjs llargnrvt I‘imo of 196 Iily
den‘ue has 1'-"‘o\r'1'o‘d :‘mm .lwr nu
to ‘n-r du-
L‘ush, Inc.
an: illness and returzwl
[95371111 the J. & J.
A. _ C C C ‘
3‘35. Carl JSnyd-‘r of 1313‘ avenue
resting comfortably at thc‘Nor-
filkk hospital. following on (VINTU‘
lon- performed rcccnfly.
T s :s .2 ’
Mr. and )IKS. Jul :1 I\o\ '1). of Ra
ad axenue “(re the gun‘s: s 1.. <3, 1--
pyoi I‘Llatiu's in N(\\ 101R ci \_
a
.«Hk 4'; ill
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‘ 3.: l-‘mnk‘lm sin-ct.
'o hun-
\l.‘l\' 2H. _\1‘:';1u:-'1no nls “01v inmle
Jill“. E.~v1p- lil’i'j lllluln to go :0 Moti-
-Er"11 to micud iln .‘.-tl1 lz‘nniursnn
.1 .\l<- :idt’n C: imp “l iclt will he held
The Hospital W'hist Club will hold
a. so '31 Friday evenlngvat the Coun-
try b. A.dinner will be. served at
7. 11’ . o’clock; and “in be followcd‘by
mt owning at cards. Mrs.- I“.
\lurrisou _wil'l be the hostess.
C O .C
John Banyai of Kossuth street has
returned to his home from the No‘r-
\1 alk hospital, “hole he recently un-
derwent an operation.
u‘ c 4 ~ ~
{01- lawns and gar-
Phone 2393—2.
Adv.
3.
~Fcrtilizer
dens. Alfred Brown.
a e .o .
Leonard Polsky of Monroe street
was a visitor in New York City, Sun-
day, where he attciilcd the .Ncw
York—Philadelphia game,
C
Mr. and Mrs. (J. Gudls ‘of New
York city haxe returned to their
home after a. \lsit pith hcr par-
cnts Mr. and Mrs. \V’. Joscm of Flax
Hill road.
Clarkcn of
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Mr. ‘ and Mrs. John
\Scldcn avenue are the proud parents
horn Monday, at the Nor-
ut a boy:
Mother and sees are
walk hospital.
1‘ in nicely,
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-—_Buy Your V‘ictroxa on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donuelly' a.
C
Misses Dorothy and Gr'raldinc De~
lanc-y of South Main street cntcrtain-.
v-d Monduy, .lumes \Vogu‘or of Ridgem
:Ec‘d 11nd Miss Ida Lowndcs of Dar-
ixn.
e o o
Bliss Dorothy Troy of Scri‘lcw ave-
:zzic motored lo Dnnbury yesterday
am moon and witnessed the baseball
L';1m llolxxorn lllt' Norualk and
l'nnhuiy High Suhool’ullms.
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Harris 8.: Gems—Adv.
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Camp 3. P. 0. or A. hclul'a regu—
l.1r nut-tins last ew-mng in its hall,
l'luns \\1'1‘(' mud-v
:1. roll L'LLH 'l‘m-sduy on'ninc.
——13cst Coal.
.
\\'1dncsda,\, .iny 1-.1. 7.
r f! his rye 11mm (x
is home Sl‘ln'dqy zi’f- "
=- t v a;
tic Hospital. ’i‘iu
7:.
~Sliccp manure and agricultural
llmc for lawns at Alfred Brown 5.
Kr. and 311s. Roman H. lil‘3n of-
0):: street ar-mud in le )‘mk to- l
“le0 g- 11-,l
:8 on the Red >7 :11- llznr
ind" front a:1(\ «HF-'11 tr p :1. ro id».
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.-—\ cts' Ball, I riliuy mcning m j
Man—Adv. i
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I Misses Blarcarrt . , Heir-n 5
he’fidergas; .1114: Hart f.‘l‘insk:." ’-
fitnesscd ll. 0 h 1M 7:..1 -11::- Endive-'21;
or‘Walk leh m-i 11.1.1 -::'yi:1 T)HET-:
l
17 )Cstcrd ax a:‘--!v'1r. --.u
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Standish of
77: <3 :1\v:'.ur' had us Iillfll‘ 101 ('nt
gl'uF s 31‘ :md Airs. 11. 1'1. l'i‘: Lil
u'.’ \\;i unantlc.
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Mrs. Maurie“ Slc‘yons of East avrv-
has gun‘h 1.. Boston for a \lsit
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EAST NORWALK
J.‘
'»l1 was
Hmrivnn circle of the I-Jnsl
7- \ln'ltmliv'? church will hold :1
n~-,.
1114'
.
Mention
food and cake sale in Faye market,
Van Zandt street, Saturday .after-
noon: n
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Tonight'is recreation night for the'
women. of the East. Avenue Metho-
dist church‘. The Ladics' aid sq-
cicty of the church is also holding its
meeting this aftern on.
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. Mr. and ‘Mrs. Badman Lilly of
Myrtle avenue have return to their
home fro ma. visit in'hfew ork city.
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Mrs. Peter O'Hara. of Howard
street is in Brooklyn. where she is
‘9 guestpt relatives.
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There will be a. rehearsal of the
orchestra of the l.‘ :15: Avenue Moth.
odist church 11-1113 lit at 7:;5 o’clock.
O C C
friends of William F.
Jennings of Bridge street; will. be
'zzlsnscd to hear that he is resting
comfortably at his home, following
'l‘l1~- many
' ' F ' 'an operation performed on his leg.
-——‘Lchigh Coal. Hariis &. Cans—; Sunday. . . '- '
Adv. ' ‘ ‘ At the annual mecli- of the Ep—
A. Dcilus of‘Tmlor axenue has re- : ’wcrth League of the East Avenue
turned to his home 110m the Postlbietnodist church hold at the home
the dualo hospital, No“ York. where of Miss Bertha. Fair, Gregory boule-
.
he recently undorucnt an operation. r
\.1rd.last. night Stunley Carpenter
was re-t'lccted president. E. \Vard
Sturdovnnt was re-namcd treasurer
and Miss llocothy'Lox'cjoy was again-
chosen pianist. The new officers
('!(‘Ctl‘d \voxe Jst vicc- p1 esidr‘nt Miss
llcrlha I’etcrson:' 2nd. \lcc— —prcsidcnt,
- Miss Minnie Brow;cr 31d \icc presi-
llii \‘ico
dent, Miss .l'lthvl Peterson:
'pl'f‘biliclll, llcndawrc Lovcloy 11nd
Isr'crc-tary, Roxie lloughton. The
Jun-.- meeting will be held at 1110
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley (‘nr-
‘pul‘u'r. Bolts place. and \\'ill 111k:-
tllc turn} of a. "birthday social." .11
mill lu- thi- lllst inn-cling until Sup-
tcmlvcr. A report “as made of tlio
purgrrss bring made in the Work of
filling in the lot adjoining the Church
which the league is to convert into
Iclmis courts. ' it \was also voted.
law: night, to give an entertainment
the lust of this month. Following
the lmsiucss session, the lipworlli
Li’llgllt' songs yrs-re sung. (iamr's
were alsl'y muoyod and refreshments
wvro semen.
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'l‘ltr- rr'gulur mon‘hly m-rliur: 0!
the East Norwzilk lmprox'tmint :m-
soriutinn was held :1! Community hall-
}Pstnrllsly afternoon. Svicrul 11ml—
lrrs of impm'lum'r' “'t-t'o discussed.
\oil'd to hold .1 cake sub; in
murlu't. \"un Znndl slrrot.
Bldg 17. The assm'iulinn
:1 11111111me H1111 lid}
l"ii\"§
Saturday,
Will also hold
1'» and ll}, ‘
o o e
The rummnko 5:12“ “lili‘ll was to
hey... bro" hold this “Wok lxy the “'0-
mnn's Guild of Christ chum-l1 bus
been postponed. The Guild \'.'i;l lln‘ad
:1 m-“cting tomorrow aft-Timon. at
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RUWA 11 UN
EVER MEADY .7 --
”CIRCLE MEETS
To Norwalk Hospital
And Home For Aged
‘w Six new members were admitted
in” the Ever heady circle of King's
Daughtfi, at the regular monthly
lllce‘tiug hold at the home of Mrs.
J. Oliver Davis, Crockett. street. last
night. At the meeting a notice of
the annual county conference to be
held in the Georgetown Methodist
church. June 4 was read. The coun-
ty president has, asked the Ever
Ready chorus to take pint in the
program. It is exptctcd that a. large
delegation fro'rn the ideal circle will
attend. At last night's meeting it
was announced that the circle would
make a contributibn to the Norwalk
Hospital and the l-iome {or the Aged.
The members also voted to furnish
the carnations for the Mothers' day
exercises at the church Sunday. The
next. meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Frcd Merrlfield, Row.-
nylon .ucnuc. . “An "apron social" in
bl‘illg planned as “ell as an intpr-
(‘slillg musical program. 1‘ ollowing
the business session last evening. a
smial hour was rnjoy.cd during
‘nhich l‘kll‘ifihnlfl‘ils were sened by
the basics s assisted by Mrs. George
A. Ray. '
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('npmin Preston Hart of New
York was :1 1isitor at his home on
Blle‘lnlr'y placr'. oxcr the weelvend.
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311's. Sidney llcll 11nd daughter.
Jun.» of Frock-it slri'ct, returned
\cstu. l:1\ alter spending a few days
in onokiyn, as the guests of rela-
ti" (‘5. e.
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Mrs. Susie L'Hommcdieu and Mrs.
Samuel llzill are among the local
ponpln who will go to Georgetown.
tonight. to attend the concert being
givn-n by the circle of King's Daugh-
tcrs in'lhnt town and in which the
soloist or the fixer Ready chorus of
liuu’nytnn are participating. Includ-
iu the- program will be solos by
Mrs. (Hirer l". l‘lsrk. Mr. and Mr».
\\'. !~‘. Anilflcr, Mrs. George Kay and
Frank Stu-l1. 511's. Earl 1‘. Stevens
oil 1111 tht' :it‘cnmpanlst and there
“ill by rcndings by Mrs. Sidney R.
div“.
o e c :
30hr) Si‘imuh and son of
urn \irliilll: lwr parents.
(‘Qlflzuln and Mrs. l-‘rank Stevens of
{LuiViqlnn nu-nuc. ,‘
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The “'ornrn 'ol‘ the [tow-anon Dap-
23.: l-lmrl‘n will hold 11 rummage sale
Mrs.
:17.» home of Mrs. Arthur Jlux'l lmusr.
ll‘irst stror'l. E
c e o l,
The Work of firming First 391mm 1.?
prr'rrcssing rapidiy. (lnc side of;
strm‘t was completed Monday.
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Tho lot. zldioiliing tho 3‘: mt _\\c-l
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‘l‘hn ri'lrul .‘lr mldnvoek prayer
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in with’ crnvr-l. preparatory to being
1 our: rtC'll ln'p tennis courts.
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7 7 cc . be ,
meeting of the Suda‘y school board. ‘
Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Sconeld have
returned to their home in New York
city after spending th‘e week-em! at
their summer home on Ron-ayton
avenue. g. ; ._
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Mrs. 'Bussell Thames of Romy-
lion menus is entertaining at
‘teruoon.
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The regular weekly rehearsal of
the choir of the Rawayton Baptist
church will be omitted this week.
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’ Captain Edgar Raymond. yhoae
boat docked last week ct Brooklyn.
after a. tap to the Pacific- cont
Rowayton avenue.
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Miss Elizabeth Demurcy of Dar-
ion was a. recent \isitor at'Ly nbrook,
L. I.
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Miss Betty Andrews, who attends
Drew Seminary, Carmel, N. Y. spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs An-
drew Shay of Linden avenue. Nor-
oton Heights. -
7 p. o e
Miss Winnilrcd Whitelaw a. model
teacher in Danbury,-spcnt the week.
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Whitelan of Mansfield sve-
nue. Darlen. \ .
e e n
' Mr. and Mrs. Gllford of New York
haxe moved into the Harry Street.
house on the Post. Road. Darien,
nhich they recently purchased. Mr.
Gifford is planning to make many
improvements on the place and
when completed ~will be ‘1 "Tea.
Room."
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The James Riley \Vhitcomb recital
to be given by Miss Mayme English
Lillotlec under the auspices of the
Darlcn Improvement association will
be augmented by selections by Mrs.
John MacGIaslien. contralto, and
Miss Edith L. Cantrell, soprano, ac-
companied by Miss Barbara. “food,
and other artlsm will take part.
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Mr. and Mrs. \Varrcn Schryver of
Old King‘s Highway Daricn. are en-
tertalning Mr. Schryvcr's father or
l'thincbcck,-N. Y., for a few days.
C C C
llfvlng “'00d of Morichcs, L} 1..
\isllcd with relatives in Daricn on
Sunday.
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Miss Marion Delaney and Miss
Geraldine Russell were the week-end
guests or Miss Ida Loundes recently.
C C - C
C. Bales Dana has lost a. valu-
able bull dog.
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Mrs. Charles Adcock of Noroton
uxcnuc. Noroion Heights. is recciv-
lug treatment at the Stamford Hos-
pital. .
C C C
Edward Holnlmn. a student at
Yale has returned to his studies of.
tar spending a, few dms with his
parents, Mr and Mrs. \ltchacl Hole.—
hnn of Noroton Heights.
George Schlichting and his son.
Harry. motored to Sea. Gert. N. J.
recently.
0 a 0
Mrs. 'F‘. D. “fright has returned
from Florida. to ht't borne in Darlen.
O C C
A surprise party was given for
ers. Clarence Scoileld recently at
her hem. on “1" Post Road. Games
,11oro played and refreshments son‘-
cd. Among those present were:—
Mrs. \V. L. Loundos, Mr. and Airs.
Howard Slouson. Mr. and Mrs. Syd-
. I. o e
As this is "Clean l'p" week the
trucks and wagons which are pro-
vided by the town are busy carrying
away the rubbish which has ac-
cumulnlcd in the yards and attics
of the past year.
\
; WESTON J
In the speaking and spelling con-
test hold in Norfield school yester-
day afternoon llelcn Wanton. of
Good’hlll school. “on in both events.
She spoke "John Burns of Gettys-
burg." tho otlicr contestants in the
speaking contest were: Lillian
Brock. of Korfield, she .recitcd
"It"; Irene Ruppay. Upper Parish.
“The Last Leaf." Myron \Vaterbury.
Not-field. “If": Ruth Strand. Lyons
Plains, "The Deacon's One Boss
Shay": Catherine Gorni. Upper Pa.-
rish, “The Song of the Comp": Jane
Cobb, Norfield "If." Only tour par-
ticipated in the spelling contest
when 66 words were given out. They
spent the week- end at his home on}
ncy Gartroll. Dorothy Raymondk
Mabel Raymond. and Wilbur nay-
niond.
ir;dgo party. at. her home this 8;!— _
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DONNELLY’S
South Norwalk
Weslporl
were Irene Rappay, Helen Fanton,
Rose Glercsko. and Myron Water-
bury. In the athletic contests,
George Fanchcr won for'tho boys,
and Myrtle Favercau for 1110 girls.
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Herbert G. Thompson president
of. the Anchor Post-Iron company
of New York Was a. visitor at his
farm in town Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs- Frank Ferris enter.
tained relatives from Net-walk
Sundar- ' ‘. '- . 411...“.
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Rev. Lotus L}. Harri lies return"-
od from a few days mu with his
daughter. Mrs. Paul Nye. at west
Sprtnm‘ld. Mass. , 51%...
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Clarence Smith has sold the Isa-
hells McCullen ~property at Irons
Plains to Charles Di Blandi of New
York City, Mr. Di Blandi will make
improvements on the house.- and
with his family will spend the week
'..s .h
home. g r
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Pauline Louise Ross, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mn. Tclford, of “'il-
low street, “’atcrbury. and Arthur
Dyckman Patches. of Bunker Hill.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Million: '1‘.
l‘atcher of Bethel.
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The engagement is announced 61'
Nels Pauline Louisa Ross. daugh~
tor of Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Ross.
of Newark. N. J.. and Joseph “'il-
liam Smith of \Voodclin’. N. J. ,Mr.
Smith has many friends in Bctbel.
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Harry Markle and young
of Ansonia. are visiting
Theodora Ferry of
Mrs.
son. Teddy.
Mr. and. Mrs.
High street.
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The Bethel High school baseball
team will play the New-town High
school this afternoon on the K. of
C. field in Danbury.
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reter Oxnon of Greenwood ave-
‘
dent"! laying;
=echievetheseobjechm.
themnyoumnttobe. 871131101351!
nuc is \isiting ricnds in Nonarl. l
N. J, for a few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Perry of
Blackmail avenue. who have luna‘.
spending a. few months in .\‘|'1\' York
city. hare. returned to their home.
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