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a visitor in Bridgeport, . Tues-
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. Kr. and Mrs. Gerald Hawkins 0!
C Street are the proud parents
‘3 son. born Tuesday evening at
:5 «Warrant Hospital. Mother and
gum are doing nicel‘y.
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granite Inflati- ”HIT-"M"
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. fiflfilssesJ-‘rancis and Mary Modne.
tha Chinsky. Bose Alexander
rand Fannie Epstein of the Second
district were visitors in Bridgeport,
Tuesday evening.
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’-:Earl W'ilmonk of Lewis Street was
.uvisitor in Bridgeport last evening.
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H ~Fertiltzer for lawns and gar-
'm Altred Brown. Phone 232?.
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{ii .
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.Jacob Layton of 1-‘airfleld Ave-
‘ {so is seriously ill it his home.
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film. and Mrs. r. Shuf—sldt have
iianged their residents from Haw-
kin: to Edlic Avenue.
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.. .—Lchigh Coal. Harris & Gaps.—
3‘. Miss Esther Lookwood of Stuart
13‘:an is confined to her home with
~gitarlet fever.
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:Frank'ldbner ot Bouton street is
hqfing alterations made to his house
It“ er a. recent fire.
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‘F-Sheep manure and agricultural
lime tor lawns at Alfred Brown's.
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"Frank \‘olk‘s Orchestra, with
peveral additions. totalling ten DiC-
‘CD. 3 been engaged for the Son-
ior rom ot' the graduating class of
”file Norwalk High School.
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Charles Reit‘lei. of Bcldcn Hill,
South “'ilton, a prominent member
01 the Silvermine Guild of Artists.
has been elected a member of the
rth Shore Arts association of
Oucester. Muss. Mr. and Mrs.
ii'fcl plan to spend several wt-cks
ere this summer. painting and
Q wing the exhibits.’
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lfl—Best Coal. Harris 6.: Cans—Adv.
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Harold B. \Yintcr, of a Melbourne
. d. youthful music composer, will
j ve town Saturday to spend five
in in study of music in the “1st
' d abroad. George Borglm. student
: Dartmouth, and nephew of the
ulptor. Gutzon Borglum, will alv-
mpany him. Both will study un-
r Borglum's father of Omaha,
braska. for two years, and then
ll so to Paris tor_..thrcc ycars.
C O C
Pea. Coal. Harris &
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The “’omen‘s Chic club of {cil-
g at its last meeting voted unan-
ously to urge taking out of the
to committee at Washington the
ding-Hughes \Vorld court reso-
on. The club in common with
al branches of the League of “'0'
en Voters throughout lhc‘ state is
rking for the consummation of the
rid court idea.
Ask about it at Donnelly's.
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The regular meeting of Pride of
cas Council, D. of D, will be held
ls cvcnir:
I
g o o o ..
‘ —Buy Your Victroxs on our Club
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'Su‘he Junior llada.sah held a meet-
. last evrninc and found. although
me of the tick‘t money has not
t been llil‘r‘u-l in. that their play,
Kentucky l:o:;:.inl.c," was a
ecess financially.
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Alvin Smith of the I". 5. Navy is
‘oying a. hrirf furlough at the
me of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith of lily uvrrzuc.
7‘ I— s s
John Chek 0: 37 Lexington avr—
Was a. visitor in New York City.
ay. ‘
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.-—Permanent \\.".\'lllg by Nestle
oil precnss $13.le- holy—$10.00
t head long hair. Elite Shop.
irfield Bldg. 44 Wall St. Phone
65. -
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Miss Mary Sandy and Miss Esther
ris of Lexington avenue motored
«Stamford. Monday evening, where
‘ey witnegcd a pertormance of
e circus.
“EGG-OVER" OOL'GHS
Sow is the time to get rid of that
bborn cough which has been
ging on" all winter. A few
of the good, reliable Foley’s
iney and Tar Compound will
‘ relieve same. Mrs. Sarah
eck. 341 St. Paul St.. Memphis.
writes: “I have been wonder-
beneflted by Foley's Honey and
mpound. The first dose
pped my cough. It was a. stubborn
and I had been troubled with
«the home or Mrs. Joseph Coleman.
At midnight refreshments were
served. Mrs. Kramer was presented
with a silver mesh_bag by the ment-
was a visitor in Bridgeport, yester-
day.
with friends in Springwood, yester-
day. '
Main strnct have returned to their
home from a visit in New York City.
was a visitor in New York City, yes-
tv‘rday.
schools held the regular weekly
meeting at the school. yesterday at-
ternoon.
hue. spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
C
and ‘cliilrircn of llouton street were
th-‘ recent guests of relatives "in
Stamford.
the guest: Tuesday. of Jerry Sat-
ranek or the Electric Service com~
puny.
returned to his home after a visit
with friends in Springwodo.
John Fisher of Lexington avenue
was a. recent visitpr 2n Stamford.
. ,
—-I<‘sctorv representative of the
Red Star Oil Stove at A. J. Collins
Co. store Friday's: Saturday. Do
not fall to can and see this wonder-
fufi stove work. .
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Alexander Gall or Lowe street;
Stephen Marcus of Ridge strata and
Archibald Lennie! of Benton street
attended a performance of the ctr-
cus in Stamford. Monday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Raynolds
or Scribner avenue have had elec-
tricity installed in their home.
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——Facto;‘y representative.“ the
Red Star Oil Stove at A. J. Collins
Co. store Friday 8: Saturday.’ Do
not fail to call and see this wonder.
Iul stove work. '
s o o
'Mathew Galbo of 32 Lowe street
is eonvalcscing irom his recent ill.
nf‘SS.
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About sixty—Jive members of
Pride of Unces Council. Degree 0:
Pocahontas, gave a. surprise party
last evening to Mrs. Al'Kramer, at
16 Cove avenue. Games. music.
dancing and pinochle were enjoyed.
bers of the council as a. token of
their appreciation of her services as
pianist. The party was a great suc-
cess and wasa. complete surprise to
Mrs. Kramer.
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——Specia1chick1-n dinner $1.00.
Music 6 run. to S p.m. Thursday
May 22nd. The Hidden Door. 8
“'cst Ave. Norwalk.
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Frank “‘argo of Lexington avenue
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l\'. S. than of Bridgeport visited
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—.'\‘pecial chicken dinner $1.00.
Music 6 pm. to S p.m. Thursday
May 22nd. The Hidden Door. 8
\Vest Ave. Norwalk.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. Brown of South
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Theodore ()lscn of Madison street
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The Girl Scouts of St. Joseph's
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Mrs. Julia Kish at Lexington ave-
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alnrarnson
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Howard Baker of New Haven was
0 u a
Jack Burns of New York City has
l BETHEL 1
meeting ’lluesdav night voted to
purchase a new tractor for road
work in the town. The old' tractor
was amich v'nrn tun” it was thought
advisable to turn it in as part
payment on a new one. of the same
tire. The new tractor which was
delivered today cost the town ap-
proximately SlfiOO in cash with tlm.
atlmvance at $300 for the old hill-
chino.
Crnter street. announces the en-
mgcment of her daughter. Helen. to
Harold W. Reynolds, ot‘ Danbury.
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has taken a. position with George
H. Patchen, on Center street.
street. has taken a position with the
Brush Transportation company at
Dan b ury.
avenue. is spending a few days in
New York City. "
.'i\'(‘n'.l(‘, is visiting friends in New
York city.
street: is visiting her. sister Mrs.
Russell Sherwood. 0: Brooklyn, N.
Y. .
street. is spending a week with her
brother in \‘Vatcrbury. Vermont.
Educ. the first cold spell." Best tor
' In and colds—Stillson-Poweii
“No‘WITHDRAWAIs”
edtomeke‘nowithdrawds
‘A slightly attended special town
s e e_ .
Mrs. Frank H. )lacGrcgor. of 128
Eugene Reed. of Ilickcok avenue.
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Miss Doris Caliill. of Grassy Plain
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Percy “'hittlosry, of Greenwood
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Mrs. George \Yight. of’Grecnwood
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Mrs. George Patchcn. of Elm
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Miss Esther W’right. of Prospect
O O C
June 3, at. 8 o‘clock. Business of
special importance will be transact—
secretary. will speak before the
members of the New Canaan branch
of the National Plant. Flower and
Fruit guild. Tuesday afternoon, May
Wood in Ponus street. Music and
tea will follow the speaking.
Dartow. Mrs. Charles A. Samm‘ls.
Mrs. Ada Krcitcr and Oscar Schmidt
were delegates to the Betsy Ross
Council in Bridgeport this Week.
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position as chauffeur for the fire
company and is now acting irafllc
cop on the local police force. Henry
Loundds has taken the position of
fire company chaufleur left vacant
by Mr. Prentisc's resignation.
indium
mand For HighWays
mlssioncr John A. Macdonald.
raised by bonds.
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tlrst attempts of this organization in
dren in practical agricultural work.
will be scattered throughout the
birds.
made of the park.
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planning a. livid day to he held on
of the club will visit the plantation
of Alain (J. \Vlute. of Litchfleld. and
trees and wild flowers.
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The now Borough board will be
in session at the Town hall Tuesday.
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Miss Macracnmn. natiomfl field
27? at the home of Mrs. \Valter 1C.
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_Mrs. James Barraclough. Miss
Harry Prentlse has resigned his
gate house at the Euheks reservoir.
which was destroyed by fire re-
cently.
chased the vacant lot at Greenwood
avenue and Beach streets. is en-
gaged in clearing the place for the
s e e
Par-tick Carrol. who recently pur-
H. R. Senior. is rebuilding the
.; ‘\
“When I opened my meat," said a. depositor, “I resolve ,1
until I had emulated a3 '
erection of a gasoline station.
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' new UANAAN * > 1
7 SPEND $150M) ,
~ ON NEW ROADS
Big T o w :1. Meeting
GiVes Overwhelming
Approval_To De-
NEW'CANAAN. May 23.-By a
vote of 10‘to one 246 legal voters at
the town or New Canaan at a. spe-
cial town meeting last night. voted-
to empower the town road commis-
sion to spend $150,000 for the im-
provement. of roads in New Canaan
under the recommendation and .su—
pervision ot the State Highway Com-
It was voted to expend 820.000
{or the building of a state road from
the New York state line to Pinney's
Corners, a distance of about two
miles. Another call of the meeting
was to take action on the Olmstead
district-school which has long been
idle. It was voted to offer the build-
ing for sale. This was-one of the
largest town meetings held here in
some time. and the overwhelming
majority in the vote showed the at-
titudc of the people towards more
state roads. This money will be strcct was a visitor in Stamford
yesterday.
Through the co-opcration of the
New Canaan' Civic league the Mead
Memorial park will soon become the
playground of the town. This park
given the town by the Mead estate
has been undeveloped for years. No
till-‘lllion has been given to make it.
a town park. Now that the Civic
league has taken hold at the project
\l«:\clopnl(‘nt will be rapid. A sport
tield wherein a baseball diamond.
tennis courts and play ground for the
children will be located. is one of the
strcet will be sorry to hear that he
is ill at. his home.
Congregational church tonight under
the auspices of the Gleaners' circle. surprise in 11°30” of h"
c t Dainty. refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Shttlelt and 0- "m‘)‘ New“ “WWW“ “’33
have changed their resldonce from spent by all.
Hawkins avenue to it Edllo avenue.
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making practical use of 16 acres of
land donated for the public use. The
New Canaan Garden club will oc-
cupy part or the fertile ground and
will open vegetable and flower gar-
dens ter the education of the chil~
club.
One or the most elaborate devel-
opments will be the bird sanctuary
to he built through the courtesy of
Mrs. Bernard \‘an Gcrblg. who con-
tributed largely to the building of
this bird home. A ten loot est
proof fence will enclose the six
urr'cs of woodland and bird houses
“den" tor the comfort of the song
A proposition is under way now
for the dredging oi the park lake.
\Vhen cleared the lake will be kept
flooded during the summer months.
Canoes and boats will dot. the wa‘t—
ers and an up-to-date resort will be
The New Canaan Garden club is
'l‘ursday. June 3. when the members
will have the Ol‘l‘lortunfly of seeing
the fine work that has bt‘Cn done
along conservation ““05 with both sleepy place its name would impll’
for E. L‘. Godfrey, has sold a house:
[1am and 72 acres of land to Dr.
lurncst 1’. Boats of New York.
cal director of the .‘liontt‘liorc Hospi-
tal for Chronic Diseases. whose re~
(‘vnt experiments wit. . ‘
X-ray have ’1 indium
in the treatment or cancer
Dudley Dakin Campbell, a writer of erotic
short stories. has also ‘
the Harry Jcnnln
the road from he t
Boatz and Mr: Ioatz place. Dr.
old friends of Mr
Fischer. of \Voody
heartily welcomed in \\'ilton‘
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Methodist church will
play. "The Tim- or his I m. .. . new Post road
non hall. Saturday . M (.sn- -
o'clock. s. i
Congregational church.
change pulpits with the ltev. Dr: presented-
Li nest Bic-Gregor. of Norwalk. at the "madame Department School."
morning service next Sunday
the evening. ltvv. '
which the Rev. Henry
tar. a. former pastor of t
will give a stereo
_ . . .. ptican
"Vi ork in Korea." lecture
ton “feed were in the‘
chapel.
and dinner or the Fairfield.County
’ . It
has purchased} newfutom bile.
wA birthday party and entertain-
ot the Christ church tonight at. 8
o'clock by the members of the We-
man": Guild. Andnteresting pro;
gram has been arranged and a. cor-
those attending will place in a
“birthday" bag" a. penny for each
year of their lives. “Birthday bags"
The regular ‘cekly prayer and
praise service at the Advent Christ.
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The weekly prayer service at the
East Avenue Methodist church to-
night will take the form of an open-
meeting. The subject of the sermon
will be "The Judgment."
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Parents visiting days will be ob-
ents are invited to visit’the schools
on these days and inspect the work
of the children which will be on ex-
hand to answer any questions which
parents may wish to ask regarding
their children and the program they
are making in their school work.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Finnegan
of Cottage street are receiving con-
gratulations upOn the birth of a son.‘
' O O O
avenue have gone to New Haven
where they will remain over the
3
Miss Lillian Nichols of Third
o o s
Friends of Edgar Hmvcll of Third
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1 o'clock at the Norwalk Country
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Methodist Episcopal church. The
s
A rehearsal of the cast which will
Hr.“—
.\'od Ilill.’ “'l'llnn. is not to be the
medl-
and
provided so silcccssful
Mrs.
purchased
gs property across
Campbell are both
Crest and will be
Present the
rvening next at 8
.. for the heuci’il_ot the
in
Bunker will tie--
on service
church at
m‘ A ~ ' » attend ‘ ’ _ rain was
umstpiu o ' yd avenue ton, melodies“ r, and Mrs. Hobbs“.
Mr. and Hrs,:.Wm. St. .7. Comatoek. ;
Mr. and'nrs. ‘1'. T. Kerwin. Mr. and
_ and Mrs. and
Willard Van Reiningen.‘ Miss Rich-
dele, Mr. Goetieii and Irving Foote.
. . . .. ... ,. .
ment will be given in the basement m“- Scribner.
4 Reva-James L. Strong and in. L.
' ‘ " Diodesan con-
dial invitation is extended «by the Gregory attended “1°
Guild to all members qt the» chum-h reams 9’ the. memdcfigrfih' at
anduthelrlrlends to‘ attend». No xix- Bil-"1.0111. on Tuesday an e nea-
ed admission price will be asked but “‘3 0" this "9.93.- '
There will be .3. Sunday school
teacher‘s meeting at the home of ‘
may be obtained at the door. T. T. Mcrwin at 8 o'clock this eve-
. o e ning. ' .
Brown . visited her
ian church will be held tonight at grandparents. ME 311d MYS- R- “'-
7:45 o'clock. heeler.p8unday..
Bliss. Zelda,
arrangements have been
completed for the reception to Mrs.
Helena Hill ‘Wecd. new member ~ " c
from this district on the Republi- I". GO
can State Central committee to be ,
0 held at the home of Mrs. E. G. H. O t --
Schenck tomorrow afternoon. 'The 68 WWO)! 8‘
served in Fitch school Tue d ‘Wilton “’omen's Republican’ All”
in Marvin school “-ednesd:yay;£? elation cordially invites all those in-
' terested to be‘present.
“’llliam Banksvand Richard Wil-
liams, “’llton boys, have enlisted in
hibition. Teachers will also be on the U‘ S. Navy.
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Alfred Benjamin 7C0.
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I. 3. 001.111“: 80. Open only to e r. 1.:
NEWCSI'LK ’
D R see as
_ $12.98
So. Nor-walk
Makers of
Grade Cloth
Assigned for the Benefit of Cred
Wobfladlreet to the public at let l
N? quick clearance, our entire ‘IDCEKL' 1..
11313005. mm. DRESS. ‘
GOLF SUITS.
All 830. 835 and 840 Spring &- Summ . .
came suns, Top Coats and “'imvrpznl) P4
All “6, 850 and 855 Spri
.Suits, Tuxedos and Golf Si
_ High
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BO-NO. *
DARlEN
Mrs. Arthur a Post or Kew York
is spending several weeks in Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lounsbury of
New York spent the week-end at
their residence on Collander's Point
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sinder of East road. '
, The Darlen Methodist church will
“°°k‘°nd as ”2'3 “‘19:“ or "‘lau‘TS- give a. special musical service on the
last Sunday of each month.
O O
The cottage meeting of the Nero-
ton Presbyterian church was held at
the rcddcnce of Mrs. Issac Bouton
on W'edncsday ct
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I‘ouis NOVak of 13011. Point street ier. RUSS Jean
has purchased a new coupe automo-
bile. more and “'ashlngton (or a few
. .' . days.
Miss Mildred Lovcjoy or Second ‘
“root will take part in‘the concert
which is to be given in the First day 9‘0““): club motored to Wilton
and tendered Mrs. Edward ‘Mllla I
road. Daricn. are
Tuesday afternoon the Thurs-
. New York spent
' The Hospital Whilst club will close the week-end at her residence on the
"5 ““30" I‘l’idfiy with a luncheon at King's End Road. Noroton.
Mrs. lticllly or
Miss Catherine Holby of New Ro-
_ chelle visited with Miss Doris Bal-
Tomorrow Will be recreation night lard recently-
for the men> or the East Avenue
wm‘kl , R. T. Boddy who has been con-
- l rehearsal of the choir will fined to his bed with illness, is much
also be held tomorrow night, improved.
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1 "a _ Chester H. Finch has returned to
inn. r m the comedy. "The District Darit‘n and has like“ “1’ "3mm“
School or Bludaerry Corners" which on Mechanic street Wm
is to be given under the auspices of
the East Norwalk Improvement ss—
socintlon. will be held tonight ill
Community hall
resume the taxi business.
William 3. ‘wxnmott is having his
. The play will be
presented under the direction of boat. painted a:
Mrs. ii. 1'}. Smith and in the cast will
be several members of the improve-
ment snclcty whose nppenrancrs in
past productions sponsored by the
organization have made them --
a] favorites. ' sen?”
Scott‘s Cove.
Miss Florence Houseman of Old
King's Highway is quite ill at her
home.
superintendent of
the Fitch‘s Soldier‘s home. at .\'oro-
ton Heights. has
‘ WILTON l duties after a visit to Boston.
Colonel Soeley.
King’s iiighwayrentertaincd Dr. and
Mrs. Perry at alansficld avenue at
malt ion
. L. Scar-lea of Tokcncke is ill.
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Grand Juror Martin Shaughncssy
and Selectman Conrad \Vognor. the
appointed delegates
convention.
meeting which was held at Sew Ho-
vcn recently.
Mrs. Douglas Elliman has opened
. and M”. W. H. A. hex-residence on Collander's’ Point
for the summer.
A can: of men havedmcn busy at
The young people or the Nay-walk work during the past. week moving
back the telephone poles so that the
can be put through.
The girls of the Sunday school or
Aid Society of Zion Hill church. St. Luke's Episcopal church, Nore-
‘ ° '- ton. will give an- entertainment at
R?"- Fred R. Bunker, of Wilton the Parish House this evening. Sev-
will cx~ cral sketches and pinylets will be
u . . ‘ The Darien Improvement Associa-
‘01 his lvcture “The slavery Q1393- tlon will hold a flower sale in the
”9" in Africa.” at the Fairflcld Con- vacant store next
_ to Stewart's f0?
gregational church.
ten days before
' ’ ‘ Orders for plants will have» prompt
a Sunday evening at 7:30 o‘clock attentlom
. s. t., there will he. a out
at Zion Hill Methodist.
he church
on
O t .
to Great
8. Picnic sup 1'
will
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The elghts‘ annual conference
. WES'I‘GN
Mrs. Mariette. Hill. o: Cannondsle.
visited on Sunday with'Mi-s. Georg-
ianna Nichols and Mrs.
“'ilton Troop 130- ' »
. . l Scouts 1 Crossman.
outing on Sunday last ' 18d an
Marsh and held
13- ADDenzel- ' .
the” R _ William Reeves has the contract
'~ RYmond keeler and Carle- to remodel the place recently pur-
part a chased by Mrs. E. .Comegys and
“id-“ed Seoutmaster Frank Shani? Mrs. C. Creep .
diet in preparing supper and enter- . .
inflating the boys. The troop Mr.‘ and Mrs. George Holley.
“‘9“ on Friday evening in the Greenwich. were week-endxuestso
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Che.
, Greenfield Hill and Consolidate
grangcs lure been invited to spend
a! the Rowayton Library
7 which is to he held to
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Protect. your home NOW.
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Farmers Exchange.
to replace James Driscoll. -
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as possible.
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‘0 his The new chairman of the Town
committee. Edward M. Grout will
soon call a meeting of the full com-
mifice. to perfect plans for more
completely energizing the organiza~
tion in town. 0.-
T—m
dents to attend.
0
week.
Charlotte. Minor and Evelyn Pack.
are invited.
Crockett street are receiving con-
daughter. §undsy.
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'Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Crockett
rlcs H. Benedict. “
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.
of Rowsyton avenue ‘have been on-
tertsining at their home Mrs. Hersh.”
Thatcher and daughter at New ,
London.‘ 5 ~ '
. -..‘ '. s ‘
On account or the sauna meeting
m’orrdwx night
a 3:39 o'clock; the Baptist tenures" ,
choir wiltrneet ”afar rehearsal of
1:45 o'clock-st the home ot-Hrs: E.
Homo-d Every; Pén‘n‘o'yer‘ avenue. '
Good mu society of Rwsmoh will
beheld It. the:home of Ills-:12. L.
gnomenthnomton avenue, next
Thursday afternoon. ,
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pedantic: in >
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Petrie is new secretary.ot-the \V‘est-
port Democratic Town committee.
He was elected at the last meeting
to succeed Miss Amy B. Dodge. who
resigned. She is leaving town to
accept another teaching position.
Hugh Drlscoll was elected treasurer
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The first act or the new commlt-
ice was to add several names of
women. in accord with the practice
or the party elsewhere in seeking
to obtain as many women members
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The Republicans or the Fifth
“'srd will meet the Ron-ayton stlmmh
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Hose house \\fcdne-day evening at 8
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fiuhlican club. .loth men and wo-
men will be eligible for menibcrship
and the “'ard chairman. Leslie
“'oods. urges all Republican resi-
better for children‘s teeth.
Dents! Cream. Coil, write {or 35*
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A number of members of the
Ever Ready Circle of King‘s Dough»
tors are planing to attend the coun-
ty meeting of the organization. which
is to be held at the Georgetown Me-
thodist church “Wednesday. Jun: 4.
The Ever Ready chorus will be on
the program {or both the morning
and atternoonscsslons. A rehearsal
or'the chair will be called by di-
rector Mrs. “K F. Ambler. next
l‘rtte for mrcu— f
common course.
. . . Near 39th St.
The Near East Relic: team com- 1
posed of Itowayton girls on Saturday
collected the second largest. sum of
the Norwalk team. The workers
were Elizabeth Seofield. "Frances
Bond. Lola Baxter. “‘1“: Smith.
Bertha Seofleld, Elinor Davenport.
“ADM g'dfi'oudx'fs X“! Al
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EARN 850 W EKLY
immerse. ”TOURING.
“I!“ $85 worth of tools
with our cannot. course. Bin cine
We clue! fdi demand.
ll or write for translation.
The annnual meeting and election
at oflieers or the Epworth league will
be held in the Rowayton Methodist
church tonight so 8 o‘clock. Fol-
lowing the business sessions. social
hour will be enjoyed and all those
interested in young peoplg’s 'work
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JrcgéBeckius. Mrs. Clement '1‘. Al~ man. 1'“
‘br‘eeht. Arthur Billiard and Mr.
A'meetinxrot the, executiveboard , '
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