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FRIDAY, FEBRU
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.:"l'he biggest number on the pro-
. , N1!) tor tonight will be the play
which will be presented by the mem-
W the" First Methodist Episcopal
church‘at 8 o'clock. in the church
parlors. it is entitled “Those Dread—
ful Tu‘ir " and is a. comedy in three
acts.
«Elle play is to be given under the
auspices of the classes of Miss Ada
—May Prescott. and Mhis Edith Lin-
coln, and promise. to be both enter-
taining and amusing. /
mWednesday afternoon. the play “’th
presented in the church parlors for
the benefit of the younger children.
[.nd met with applause and favor-
eble commendation. A good crowd
is expected tor tonight.
'The theme of the play covers the
antics of twins who accidentally get
into the wrong house. causing a num-
ber of unexpected complications, and
I. great deal of trouble. As a grand
finale. the mother of the twins turns
just as the audience is about to
subside in despair. and saves the day
by rescuing her children. The first
scene takes place in the living room
at Josiah Brown. as also the third
scene. The second scene is set in
certain picnic grounds. ‘
Those taking part are as follows:
“Josiah Brown. known in real life
as Floyd A..gevine.
. Dean “'hltbrck. who is really Ray-
mon Purdy.
Becky Green—Edna Gorhum.
John Brown—Irving Gerham.
, Fanny Brown—Harriet Shufolt.
(The two Browns are known as the
“Dreadful Twins.")
‘ Sheriff 0’Bricn--F3dwin Chariott.
Mrs. Josiah ~Brown—~Ethr-l Moore.
Lynx. well known dctectiu:———\\'iliiam
VVebh. '
Mrs. Josiah Brown Ciliford. rlnugh-
ter of Josiah Brown—Frances Un-
derhlil.
Erastus—William Hntkofi.
The receipts of this play will go
towards the renovating and the re-
pairing of the church.
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The ticket cemn‘iittee for the prev
Lenten dance to be held under inc
auspices of the Norm-ilk Hepu'ul‘l'
can Women’s association, lt‘t-hruurv
20. in the Grace I'arish hnll. report
(I. good demand for the affair. Till
program includes specially dances
arranged under the direction of
Mrs. Fred Stabt-ll l‘l‘lZi‘S will be in
charge of Mrs. l'ftiwurd Slivrnnn.
Louis Lehmainr has promised to
lend the dancing for which Volk‘s
society orchestra will play. The
heatesses will be. Mrs. Benjamin F.
Andrews. president of the Norwalk
Republican \Vomcn‘s association,
and Mrs. Geo. S. iiubbcll, chairman
01 the finance and entertainment
committee. The junior mntlllwrs of
the organization are in chum-3 of
the affair. They include. Mr: Fred
Stabell. Mrs. ll. .D. \Vinchcstor.
Mrs. Edward Sherman. Miss lrenr:
Gorhani, Miss Charlotte Jarvis. Miss
Euzunne Browne, Mrs. Ralph ilunl-
dngton and Miss ltilhcl Gelston.
Tickets may be Obtained from any
member of the committee.
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Members of the \Vonir-n's Chris-
tian Temperance Union will meet
this atternoon at the home, of Mrs.
John‘ McClane. 19 W'ost Main
"street.
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The Norwalk Hospital Sewing so-
ciety will bald its next. meeting at
the home of Mrs. Robert L. Broth-
c-rton. 30 Newtown terrace. Thurs-
day. February 19th. ""
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. ‘Members of the Buckingham post.
No. 12. Grand Army or the Republic
meets tonight at 25 Main street.
when regular business will be dis-
cussed. g'
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" Douglas Fowler W. R. C.. No. 15.
7 G. A. R.. will hold a. meeting to-
night at 39 \Vall street.
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‘ Chambers of the \Voman's club
,‘Wlll meet. 8!. the home of Mrs. Har-
fvey Kent. “Arch street. Thursday.
. February 12. for the regular business
'me’etlng.
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Tentative arrangements are now in
‘progress for the fifteenth anniver-
eary week of the Boy Scouts of Am-
erica, do be held from February 8
"to Feb. 14. Councils all over the
country will put on special programs
in .honor of the anniversary. em-
“phaslzing the work of the move-
V'ment. The motto of the Week is
' "For the Boys of America." A pro-
.grsm is-being adopted byvthe Arn-
;ericsn Legion to have each of its 11.-
v‘fChurch Members to- Present
CleVer Play This Evening
dful Twins” on
Will Be Local Residents—The Cast
, the bridge tables were won by Mrs.
diagram—Actors
club will be held this afternoon st
the home 0! Mrs. H. P. Brooks. 112
East avenue. Members planning to
attend are asked to notify the hostess
or their intention as soon as possi-
ble. ' ,
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The Ladies' Auxiliary oi' the
Mulvoy-Tarlov Post. Veterans of For-
eign h'lll's, are holding it rummage
sow . unc- of the vacant stores in
.mn-l Mahackemo building to-
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The adjourned annual meeting of
the iscuuus. Xecht Club Will be held
in the club rooms tonight at 8
o'clock. There will be election oi
oilicers in addition to the transaction
or several other matters of import-
once.
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The third sitting in the plnochle
tournament between the Old Well
and Mayflower Hook and Ladder
companies will be held tonight in
the Old Wall's rooms, Central Fire
station.
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Euresa. Rebehak lodge. I. 0. 0. I".
will hold its regular meeting in Odd
lt‘ellow's hull. tonight Plans for the
card party to be held Thursday will
be discussed. Tickets will togiven
to the members for disposition.
Members huving card tables who
would be Willing to loan them to the
lodge for the party are asked to
notify Mrs. Arthur \V’. Clerk. 237
Flax .llill road. telephone 3807~\V.
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Neighbors in the Seir lllll
trict wish to extend a vote of tlmuks
to George Cantield. whom they con-
sider one of the best and least
appreciated citizens in Norwalk.
Mr. Caniield has undertaken. with
his farm horses and a plow which
he himselt constructed. to keep the
road clear. all the way from the
Nor-walk Tire into W’llton. a dis-
tance of nearly two miles. Even the
driveways leading to the homes of
the various residents were made
free from. obstruction all during the
bad weather. and those residents
let-i that Mr. Canfiold should re-
celve the proper recognition for his
gi‘nlituous services.
dis-
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in honor of her sister. Mrs. “’illiam
ll. Ward who resides in Larcbmont.
N. Y. and Mrs. Albert Anderson also
of Larchmont. Mrs Frederick Hoei~
scher o! Sear Hill entertained at
cards yesterday at)“ home. Among
those present were: Mrs. William D.
Ward, Mrs. '1‘ B. “'lckwirc, Mrs.
l“. H. Blodgoit, of Noroton. Mrs.
George Picknell. Mrs. C. A. smith.
Mrs.Da\'id McKay. Miss Elizabeth
Woods. Mrs. C. M. Bogart. Mrs.
George Avison, Mrs. L. Anderson.
Mrs Frank Goodyear, Mrs. C. lier-
mil. Mrs. Frank llalstead, Mrs. Ad-
dison Johnson. Miss Marguerite
Hamilton. Mrs. Edgwood Conkling.
Mrs. F; C. Becker. Mrs. L. Allen.
Mrs. George Cavansgh and Mrs.
Frederick Hoelscherb The prizes at
linger-t. Mrs. Cuvnnngh, Mrs. John-
son and Mrs. llerrali.
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Friends of Mrs. Robert L. Brother-
ton of 10 Newlown Terrace. will be
sorry to learn that she has been
confined to her home by slight ill-
ness for the past few days.
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hire. Charles M. Bogsrt,of Hare
her View Beach will entertain at
cards at her home. Tuesday after-
noon. February 10th:
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Mrs. Frank Goddyear of 33 North
:venge. will hold a card party at
or omo. Thursd
ruary 12111. ay afternoon. Feb-
. e o 1 r.
The I... B. A. of the Nor-walk Con-
gregational church hold its regular
meeting Wednesday.
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An enjoyable social and law sl
gathering of the Bridgeportl I132;:
trict Commercial Councils of the
Southern New England Telephone
Company was held at the Hill Top
Inn Tuesday evening. After a short
business session. dancing was en~
Joyed. the music being furnished by
the Welinitz orchestra. Vocal selec-
tions were rendered by John H.
Wehle and Miss Alice Crotty. Re-
freshments were served. Members
of the Councils and guests were pres-
ent from Bridgeport. Stamford and
New Milford. The committe'e in
charge of the affair was composed
of members of the local Commercial
Council. They were Miss Katherine
' 000 posts adopt at least one troop.
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‘ A. meeting of the Hospital Whist
your intentions mm
Talliv-éThought—Action
Somepeople talk craving; others think about
it; still'others doll. If you would,“ sliced.
bring you often to the
Klinefelter, Miss Helen Cahlll. Mrs.
A. Pratt and Miss Stella Itezatskie.
If You HaveAny News—Write to The Woman’sEditer,.cio Thevaing
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cl? meets: of St. Paul's council ' , . . 1. 1!
h a tooth. church. I!" , ‘V . , ‘1 1 , 1 . ‘
mm, m mu, ., Md . _ , at, ' 7 can nonwm , l aowsms 1
chicken dinner on Tue-dew. Feb. 17. ngage to ' “ i ever. ‘ . L
Members ot-ue Girls' and Wom-. X ‘ RR 3%? WIFE SHE9C6THEBBI%AT%S&A
en's club who or. interested in chins ‘ r . . MAR IE YEARS ' 'I'H
mum m M mm a. the ct... ‘Filmdom Wonders If ‘ Fair Lillie Will - Ever 1 ' _—._.' ' Y
round on Well street. under the . ' . 1 n , . . . X ‘X ' .
arm‘s ”new. Christie o! Choose a Husband Informal Reception for Mrs. Susan A. Dams,
Bill! ”’0 1408808.wa ' T ' '7 ' ’ '7 ' .1 .
. a... Mile Christie, “01:3; Them at Churcho-Ice Born in Salem, Mass. .,.;},1’,“.‘_l§§§ r...
3:3“ 33%;? at, 333.33} 0;; I n. Harbor. Blocks —-—Has Lived 1n Row— .. a .. ..
the enrollment is large one it. more ' ' . $
n... m class m marrow“. Ships ayton Eighty Years .
guefiflgt drz‘eae‘gngglt anmb‘: 8'- ‘After the regular meeting of the Mrs. Susan A. Davis of Wcél Side favlrv .. a
hers. mJn- .Women's Guild of Christ church avenue celebrated her nineticth ”1m
. . ‘ _ 'A which Wes held in the rectory yes- birthday st her home yesterday. Mrs. <10)”: will .2 u
terdey met-noon. the members at Davis was born February a. 1535. in mm ‘
About thirty members of the Girl! the society tendered an informal re. Salem. Mass. the dsusbtsr or Mr. row“: ~z 1v
Wendi! Sod-w or Trinity church 009600 to a». and Mn. new 3. and um. notary '1'. Cole. When she .
”‘9‘ 1‘“ ‘11"m 18 the bounce: of 8. Facts. who celebuted the tenth was a. child her parents gnawed to Lav”-.. V '
the church for their renter month. anniversary of their marriage Wed- Rowsyten where she has made her 13' ”LC. XX
Iv flipper. which was followed by sci-day. The Guild presented Mrs. home for the put eighty years. She m ‘5‘,
a business meeting. Ml- Ella Lind.- i cote with a. beautiful silk out". has resided in her present home for h}. \X W:- X
hers sud M!!! Rose Somonsky were her. and Mrs. Fools have been in over 50 years. Despite her advanc- m.-. {
astral-gs. Rev. and Mrs. C. E. East Not-wen: for (our years. Rev. ed years Mrs. Davis enjoys the best mg)“; $1
s and Mn. Phillip Smith. forfn- l-oobe was ssslsunt rcemr at one of health. She is u hale and hearty mm“ , ‘1‘.
:rlyuor Ngrwaik and a. hard works:- of the large churches tn Brooklyn on a woman of half her years. She (hm 1. - ‘
i; re 2v .1; ugh while she resided buiore accepting the rector-Inn of is e member of the Rowsyteb Bap- s.“ L... 3
. e e‘ guests of honor. the loos! chusch. Aiming the mem- tilt church. She has two childrrn,
’ ‘ We of the Guild present-were Mil! Mrs. Mary Meeker and George M. I (\1, ..
Two hundred are expected to u- A’“ Betts. M!“- F- as “71‘9””. Mrs. Davis, both of Rowayton. . ’ $ ‘.'$ $ ‘5
tend the hot roost beef supper to be Wood. Mrs. Philip Jakob.» Mrs. Gil- e e . m ’1'“ ($11“
”WM wed“°‘d‘y “'3’"- at “30 men. Mrs. Frank Clark. Mrs. The regular monthly enacting of :1“. 7; " 'f
o'clock by the Women of, “in!!! Charles Thompson” Mrs. Ait‘nur the Bowayton Fire department will fintflifi . C
Episcopsl church. in the basement Curr. Mrs. Otto” Butler. Mrs. Samuel be held Monday night at 5 o'clock in “£21.13: “ '
of the church. Mrs. ma ”fled,“ Kelley. Mrs. Arthur Morebnuse, Mrs. the Roweyton Hose House. 1 ,‘ ,.
is chairman of the committee in Irving and others. At the business 0 't ' 205‘.“ ' '
charge. meeting at which Mrs. Samuel .Kel Miss Helen Key of Crockett Firm! {for h- T
Icy. president. presided. plans were will entertain the members of the X?" if; g "
nude for holding s food solo in Friendly Service club at her home ra n Y”
PERSONALS Chris Psy'smsrket. Van Zant street. Monday evening at 8 o'clock. . . .
A ‘ February :0. The guild will also 0 °. ' PARIS, .c;
hold s. "phsnton" sale shortly. At There will be a meeting oi lhc ot‘ llc‘." . ~- . ..
Cjflgeyfi’gxé”guzzerd°nt 9‘ lb: this sale each member instead of young people of the Rowayton Bap- lcnsn'. 1::
Mrs. Renaming left this gags? a? donating an article for :t fancy lood list church in the church tonight at wear - '
Atlantic City where they will be‘reor sale will contribute a. small sum of 5 o‘clock when the Christian Eri- arc in
istered at the more hotel 3' money. The money will be used to deavor society will be re-organlznd svnx: ~
3'”. . ' re-furnish the kitchen in the church. and new officers elected for the on- exit" .,
_ which ls‘uscd by the various church suing S084"- P'm“ '*
kin—d—“eldoninlflul finishing of oil ”emu" at suppers and socials. . . . Vfillll".
sure: 8‘50". c a. copper. brass and Committees will be appointed later. The llowayton Methodist and drl 8‘.
thl pmsde'.liko.v. yogr old metal The Guild will meet next Thursday Baptist churches will hold a union . .
“‘23:: Work dies. or: gym: afternoon with Mrs. trunk Sturde- service in the Methodist church Sung w.“ .\ J
9” -—-Adv " y ' ' m“ vant at her home in Edlle avenue. day evening at 7:80 o'cl0ck when _ (‘0‘ (‘4‘ ‘ .
- - . . . . e e o the motion picture nature "Lest Wt- '1‘,“1*M“
x mm Elsie J. mm. of 33 Bay- m on “3331"; ) Chm” u. 301 H- P- Brpoke is "uterwmnx ""5“" “m biahfw? Ar mu .» "
view avenue. has returned to her - the members of the Hospital Whist _ cm... ,1
duties in the downtown lsw omce club this afternoon at ner home in The prayer meetings It the Row— hrmm.
02 Light. Dunbar Ind Quinlan ““1, reel)" "Veg"... And she debt he: evens: Tatsflis the. regulsr arm: build: ch‘urch the tnext sew m, .l‘
' ‘ ‘ 3"" sern -mon t e n o , wee s Wit e veil over 0 n is- ,
enjoying a. ’5 :1". “’19 ‘0 Bert-nude. on with her work. y 5‘ e n g t the club cunnion of book‘s. it is planned to $313$ ”
ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR SALE El‘tiher gluing: Tl“ 1°;qu not out; The "T. K. Bentley." three must- have several of the younger mt-m- up”:
Five horsepower D .C. motor in fuel: (i? ‘1; cm: - the 03:3” ed gehooner of Nov- Scott... will re~ bet-s ot the church tell what books ' , ,
5-1 condition. at g v", moonsbie ”on? hf. ;‘ n "0"“ “c rs"—-a d sumo her voyagwup the harbor to- have made the most impression upon ‘ .. . ..
price. Electric Service Co” No. i Sign. i: calico :0 greed"; It all)” a” “a" spending “m wed“ in the them and the reason Wm" X I 1”” $ f
. . g . 511‘! \i 5‘ r .,
Ely avenue. This concern In "_ was not on ed to Mr Duell Lil- lcc at the Iron Works dock. When . , ._
ports on motor repsirlns or oil “an has “sand on}, “'u'n to ”‘9 "boon" ameln‘two "06*! '80 At the pres-or meeting oi the 3:3)?” I.
“in“ 7"" "0" h" B “M stock of By EDNA MARSHALL. maintain her .ml-nuo nputa'tion “m" "' '°“' °’ ”‘9' 3‘" “3 "W" “0‘1““ ”“9“" Chum“ 1‘“ “-5’“ in...“ -. .
radio supplies and radio “inflict“ 3px!“ Corrt‘apondent for undivided devotion to her work. as far as this mm“ but ""3 ice Mrs. 5- Howard “VOW ”ad a “1m” {tip-13.;
30"1"'Ad'- Of The Evening Sentinel Certainly. the movie world and it, proved too much “31‘ her ”Id It “'18 of the missionary conference of the t'h;
. ° ' 0 (Copyright. 1926.) fans have tried often enough to make niece?" '0 putnln at “or“ The Connecticut Baptists which “'3‘ held m-nrz. . ,
maggggetgigalfimig lilo‘wci street NEW YORK. Feb. s.—Hns Lillian Lillian the heroine o! s~ real love :3: "angling? :2" "1° :v‘vd St" in the First Baptist church, under; (\xllit :. -
. . . 3 n 511" Gish. the beautitul and famous. the story- Every now and stain. rumor ‘ b at “'3': m “a L ° "“3” port. “996”“ After “’3' 19‘0”" iron. “
-Ltrse I,“ c“! Ham & brilliant convemtlonslist. heart 9n- has coupled her name with that of “c ‘ 6 °‘ 3‘ ? "at: ”t "1"“"3 report. the meetins was devoted to f '
Gene—Adv. ' ' ly for her work in the movies—pend some supposedly lucky man. And "a“: ‘1 ° W 3‘ empt , ‘0 an informal diSCWOD 0" ”10 DI“ ,\i \‘v. ‘~ 2 '
1 e 0 none for In! men? Or have deep then the bubble ho.- burst. Either f,“ k ‘ 'c ”“9" "9 ‘° "‘0 5‘ GM?“ whlcn book- hed played in the lives it 1:? *
Joseph Mackny of Na lee 5i. i. love stories run under the apparently her natural reticence bu helped her 0° ‘ . . . 0f “‘0 members 0‘ “"3 ChW'Ch- “'3“ lion 1. " f
has returned to his he no 1 rec smooth surface of her life main- to keep her inner life it secret or - \lctor F. Scan-e. pastor. opened the U... V;
several months “m in 31 5°: ‘ tuned by her dcmureneshand 1. else there has been none. The choir of the Chris! church discussion by describing various 5.... -
. . . ‘ am . "- she one of the most tickle of movie There was Bobby Arron. attractive. will hold its regular weekly rehusr- books and how important it is that Muck . . ..
. —delo service at Donneliy' stars? winscme lad. who played with Lil- ssl this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the young people ot today be guided ed . ..
. . . " fibre” are the questions over 'isn yang-excl. The world gunfight the rectory. in thc'selecuon of their reading ma- mm. .. "-H
w c roadway and her adoring "it woul Just too sweet" i one ' ° 0 terisl. Among some of the hooks m. u
s. 52:3;din‘geggn:fvoggdagggzmm‘ public are sgog—thc only ones "darling children" were to become There will he services in the Swrd- mentioned as making the most im- t”... L .
. , . ‘5" Which {pegurb them with the pro- engaged. Then Bobby Arron died— ish Lutheran church. Port > Point Illusion on members who “'Cr“"u'c\li~.
__ . gross o t o suit of Charles H. Duell, In that was the end of that. street. Sunday night It 7 o'clock. present last night were Hall ('a'nc‘s ' '
is cottzg‘pfstgnge‘s’: effigy? “51‘: her manager. to prevent her work— \ hen Lillian smiled '0 “35.0310” . o 0 "Th0 Chn'm'w" and a num‘twr of Mn V ’
the Nelson M. White ortlnlzatlon in: for say other company than hil- at Joseph Sc'hlldhrsut in Orphans Ferdinand Hauck of Second street Dickens works. The muting prOszd 1 , 1.
can be depended on for work In“ For sweet Lillian s answer, made of the Storm. and again at Richard was a. recent visitor in Stamford. so interesting that it was decided to$ m“ ‘
will be perfectly executed. 56 North through her attorney. Louis van is Barthclmcss in. Broken Blossoms s n o c 1 hold a similar gathering in the ‘ )mm
Main street—Adv. that He took too much upe him. those who knew nothing of the rri- The house of Homer Lawrence in church Wednesday evening, “.1...“ “him“,
. . . ‘s‘e‘llimellema‘ssrgid‘tntg sitt 83.32:." xgeigfngtmfiihimbz Sslifirrnogped that fore 8?ch which was burned a 3:1: Gertrude Brands will read thv m,“
Mr. and .9 - - c ‘» - ew men ago has been repaired 0 let. “The Perfect Tribute," h. ,V
Scrum" "furtoshusrz‘; 13313;: time. msde contracts at the and lawn lately. with Ronald Colman “a the exterior of the building is winch wu written by Mrs. Mary $1
at their home relatives from Kew azimuths of s. company to produce wooing Lillian in her latest picture now being pointed. Shipmsn Andrews. ‘ " , . .
York. izfiggnsuell answers simpl in gighzugg: b2..su‘c?:rgbm ft :33“! . . . . I. . \T“ “ ' X m
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The Twin City Valet offers folks s clause in his complaint: "I was But Broadway and fllmland had nuisxugu?nu‘toi;‘sgkg;fogbozn 5‘". As the ”sun-Cf, the dXKXI’G{S‘§.f$ ('o‘nth
ens-sod to be married to her until small ides. that 'Llllien had been on- ' I" ' ' 3"“ ““m “’9‘“ ”5 °‘ “W “9“”‘41 imr- in ~
in this vicinity s real service In its .. . ‘ ‘ ‘ LiVN: artuclatliin Icgnrding the tit--
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring do- Aprll 2. 1924. W bile. on the other sued to Charles Duell. Or was The reflux. meeting of the Ornl- m“ r 1 th R . 1 i“"“”""
partment. The best or work and hum ”has 1m” Gm” m°"°”'”‘m° “1°? cren circle of the East avenue Moth y o Foams e 0M” on ”$ “m I
' ' Free Library because of lack of ..
reasonable prices here. 67 North odist church will be held Monday funds. the executive board of u... u. ""r‘ 1
Main st.. Phon: 528.7Adv. Mr. sud Mrs. Frank Cslumbo of lei-day. . night at 8 o'clock. Mug-y has weaved from a promimm 12‘"; “
Miss Mildred Sheen f 3.3“:‘L'fni’ ‘:ecl:t:1v:;cfifbsmt"tirt gleam J k 1: id .2 :3 - X ' "‘“m'm- WM "' amply Wemu‘d “1 Ami. 1
tr t an 0 §outh * .' . ‘ 0“ OTK- 3“- 95:30 5 0 "(18990“ “'38 Mrs. John Cavanagh of Old Sau- the welfare of the village a. check . .
s cc spent yesterday in Stamford. —L i 11 Cool Ba u k G a bush?" ”8“" in sDflnfiwOW ”5' gstuclt road is in Providence today {or sou. The library which was 1 _ ..
UP-‘l'O-DATE MACHINERY e I 1 - rr 1:5; dv terdlr. . . . 1 where she is attending the am «am founded twenLy-on: years ago had NEW“ X' -.
AT ms: sun rumour ° ' ' X J ' J h G bbll E B rem“ a N" Emu": Rum" N“ be“ “mud“ b” ”WI" ”b F j ‘ ‘
4 - cup I 0 0 omen BUG“ l of the Girl Scouts. Mrs. Csvansgh scriptions up to last year when the ‘3‘“ "“ . ,
For every feature of laundry work. Jack Connors of Spring street was was a recent visitor in Bridgeport. who u vice-commissioner of the 5“”, District commission . a “W '91 ‘ '
When this concern moved a tow a “5““ in Bridgeport last evening. .. ' ' ’ local Girl Scout council and Mrs. pnox-ce the plan to mcludetrfin Ur]: Th” “ "
months ago into its new brick bulld- ‘ ' ' Mr- and Mrs- Peter Merino of Arthur Russell will represent the unmet for the district an llppi‘upi‘i- WW"
31:111.; 111 0:08! street. Norwslk. and —B°5i (mu-‘53:“: & (“rm—Au“- ”ulvoy street have had as their ‘re- Norwslk organisation at- the con- alien to take me o; the “mm-y, “Wm“ '
t. t m m. ban“ in lb. . cfn‘ ”on their dl'u‘hler {mm new {(mncc. ‘ ”‘5 money ‘8 held up pand‘nig ‘hC d‘alXIE'“ I
new bulsinessmome. the wheels set Alfred Smith of Spring street spent iork city. 0 e o “tueuom 0! me “n bmugh. m to w . w H.
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ciinwfn'ri‘d: lfifiifi‘iufi’ "310$; “mm” m AS" 30? cm- 1?. Petrucelli of Elizabeth street. “it“: 22:33 E311“ 0.: a; M" J“! L’ BM” mm" u” “m" $33.3).
wu' made at a considerable cost but Mm Edward Buttery of Spring was a visitor in Bridgeport Wednoe- Mrs. Ggeorge A. git-e333; “2.3.": 24""{2'm'fg T”? “"3“” “""E I ' '
int! Tasman; with the idea in view of “ice: is enough; the week-end with day whereehe attended the theatre. - c 0 was: ozbsifafisjo':?fi;zrfg 1:33,; 1 UV; . ~
vn tote oleo ' resvesn r eot. ' ‘ ‘ - " l "‘ .
vicini‘ty the vggpbesttlrnoml:mz:gt . E p.r Miss Grace Jennings of \V’nter via):lfimfifgftefimm?‘§jfi?gmf°filf last September and held an ”mu“ IXU‘XCX'.$ $ ..
for the"turnlng out" of superior and —Rodio Said- Freshman master- street 18 111 M her home. gm: of the East avenu‘; Methodist L'llnmunt 8‘ the home of Captain m“ H -
sstlsf ng laundry work. This fact piece (s-tube set) special price now ‘ ' ' church is busy arranging th’e pro- and MP" Ernest A' Yarrow f“ IEOW' :3.“ :H '
coupled with the Star Leundry‘. ex- «1.50 Five Tube Glut-atone Noun-o. Juries Lombardi of Laure, street gram for the Valentine social of the 3:513:13? [atmwmcn ,9“: ‘20 uni». .» it
cellent ‘urfico and delivery. has one set spools! at 845.00. liodlols has I: a sum at his home over the league to be given in the recreation mum, 1h ' . 3,, "‘2'“; 13,“? .7 5, h . . '
made for better business. Telephone Super-H terodyne (6 tubes) cem- week-end his daughter from New rooms of the church Wednesday. ’ e ”poms" o 11.3 "”r’ _-,, .-
here is asst—Adv. 1 ' York/cit , up to the present time. At the mcvt- ‘1 1‘ l l '
, piste. isl at $250.00 Moulers Y - Members snd their friends are in- i r th Ctvi i . , hOOV‘
' ' ' 1 Electric shop. as wunlnston fittest. ° ° ' vited to be present. Each sag-t wiu "3 ° ° ° W ‘“ °“ ". “‘3' ' " - '
Mr. sad Mrs.“ Thames Webb of —Adv. ' Miss 50““ 30h” of Weetport bring a valentine. The progrsm wnouneed that “m“. “on” mu“ "
Hlsbltnd avenue“ he.“ had a radio . was a. visitor in Non-walk yesterday. will include seuonsble games in ed- '6.” received the library would be LON; ‘5
installed in their home. George St”; ?! .Madison 0 t . . am” to a. l cztsul. The check received irom in sm: ,.
e e e . .- street vet-a other original 1”" the resident however assure ti . 'r
- w” a. Wednegday visitor 1,, Bridge- George W- C03!!! of Holden piece tures. The league willrhold a. cake ' ' "‘ 1L '5 “‘l-j .. -.~:
4mm. 31qu port. has accepted s. position so tenor sale on Saturday “tel-noon, February rulmenance °t the "bra” m" a “w "0““ ' -
JFFelgtggd: Show: 80. got. 0 o o . '31:;th the Trinity church in 14 thhTrh. Fey's mullet. Von lent "‘° “h“ M lent. in]? 12'1“ _ , J
. "- W ray Macaula- Grey 0:! ring-treat ‘3 9"” 0 M0 commit-tea which . . ‘ ° ' ‘ ‘ ““'
33.1%“ ml!"- who! mun. Mn. we mm» in Brmsgport. ' ' ‘ wanted the mecca-run me oonduc- Lincoln Council Was ‘Y a“ I _' .
‘- 1'" Filth. “1. Ruth 8“. _ O 0 e In” T. Bsnks of Bridgeport ms ted a. week use will again be in pal-en"? - ‘ ..::
fly- Mr- cmu-iu day. Mr. Carlton —m mwnuu ctr-r snap a visitor here yesterday on business. charge. It includes mu Katherine ’ Formed 52 Years Ago '0!" ~' , .
LHornmedleu. Tickets 75 and ' 50 Anywtthst comes from our jaw. Penneli. Miss Ethel Peterson and ”19 “m” ‘ ‘ ,
cents—Adv. ell-y stock is uwsys welcome. 1: Miss Roxie Houghton. 1 ' ' ,.
g g g . mkht be something in the “DB of mm“, NOTICES . . ' UL‘DCOU Council ND. 4' Order of PAIN-‘4. $ 4:
Andrew Click of WI: ‘7'. table silverware. either sterling or \ Th. Packard 1311031118 commas M American M3" M celebrate more pl‘l' ‘
nue spent yesterday in sumtord. plated such as Rogers iu'l. Com- , in been: its new cut in the outer u" 53“ “when”? °£ ' “"M' m... r.“
o e o . mun“, Put. “a Bhefllold'l. A!” Cockenog m No. ‘3' Improv“ bssin. TM. work will be token core 1:: 02 13:0 03110181003 .1 the ”(‘1' picnics 1:.
.3..ng and “mom .0” on Don‘t torso: our stool: of cut gm... Order of Red Men. wiu hold their 0! by the spmpristlon or $135,000. ‘ in“: “P” 5° ”'13 in ”m “1°C" mm . .. .
easy terms, Donneiy.—-Adv. mtches. Wu. rings. clocks and wgekly meeting tonight. at 33-25 tor improving the local hat-hon, The "1:“wa. regress orum hell to- .he “hwy“
. , . fountain pen etc. We have ‘ fine Main M . ~ work in the inner basin was com~ a: 'wfllnbe‘ddmon to ‘ m" ”m iXolds “.m. y. , 3r .*
Herold 801101! of Psrsdiso 8120.: an. offlret “Mt, ml. on sale . . . pleted many mel- ”nu men"... “32:1 f 1‘ 9mm 0! other in- w'ilkiiir, 9‘
spent. yesterday in Stamford. now It res-cubic prices. ‘w. but Neal”?- of “10 Clinton Comm- m“ ‘n “ W out ”w Ex-(‘oargicile‘ ‘ItTTsl-at. “Aw“! at» be through ,
. e e nanny menu gm... lung .11 luna- dery. no. 8. K. T. will hold their "Mk in a" “n“ bum will “I“ b. served or 8 “pp” Wm looted no”
Special sole? of 30x: 1-: Cog-d of high smi- ‘Amerleua. ”in monthly muons tonight st 37 with ”9” W3 $ . ' Ere MM”...
Tires .t «.45. tube to tit (nut wuches repaired in tit-st cit-mp... met. . ,,‘ ’ f, . '—
, class-l for 31.50. Em Ready 3. Jewelry and clocks repair-ear an ’ ° . T" ””1” “m"- °‘ New “’3 m Mm” "midi“ chumh
Batten“ tor rddio. 81.45 g..." 1,, work mm to be Watery. Enron Rebeca Lodge, No. ‘3, 1, ‘5 111 W11 S load 0! lumber for school board in the church tonight V , I:
volts. “.90 for ‘5' volts, Ronni: Come in st the amt” Gin Shop. 0- 0- 1“" m”" ”“5”?“ 7° South web “a mu." The bu." wok st 8 demo" E‘V REX-0 '
Post Road Tire Co. at. Wall steel. 1:: Washington Sta-Adv. Main street. a“ euro “ N" Y0“ "0'“ e “u“ ' ' ' N
-Adv. ‘ ‘ . . . . . . . ,. _. . . . _ J win-cemet- Emir (accrue. - “augments:- or '0er church will ) ( Talia"
. . . , : um. Not-mu: Lodge. No. 8881.0. U. . N m n t” not"! ‘0' u '
Hr. sodium. James Nero of use. w: ”zafiufinéfi9gum '1' am also meet-tonight. st 9 High street. "h“ 3°!“ mm" 9' 3“” "”3" mm “ 7‘30 °’°‘°°k- (
‘ 1011!:th ore-entertaining st their 0 o o o ,. g will entertain the Glrn' club of e s o ‘ The!“
' home. over the ”about!“ relatives Andrew Donnie “renovation 0"!” °‘ mm“ mm 1"“ smug” st '11“ home mm” The barge “he" " unloading a Heal
frontflew for? tiny; Lincoln Council. No. {. m m ‘9. ' . . . cut-so 01 coal It‘the Ferris-Device at
Paul atelier of' nuts street at. ' ’l‘hteademm ofontbe— Irl‘neu in” M. "Puritan" h“ arrived ‘. ’ .' . -
tended s performance st one at th 'Tdbe. l obeyed 0rd“ 334 ' 'u the NW 0°“ ' “a supply m“ Florence Huck of Osborn L‘fla
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7:. . : . , . _ 130' mmmwmhflortolk. m 0! the in!!! Friendly Jammy $ 16-18 50. “all! .
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