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fienonal Mention
Local Items 3 ‘ .5“.
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Fine Program Arranged '
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Local Talent Will Be Heard—Norwalk
SE Club’s Play at Regent This Evening—
Other News
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. If You Here Any News—Write to The Women’s Editer, clo The Evening Sentinel. ,or Cell 92 or. 93
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1.
“‘l—r
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u reasons”
in: conifortably at St. Vincent's hos-
pital. Bridgeport. where he recently
underwent. an operatifn. ’
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7 erything illReadiness for Affair at Which
—Radio Seis—-— Freshman muster-
;Fhis i” the night'of nights for “‘9 Christ church will meet. at Commu-
members 0‘ ”1° First ““2106!“ nity hail. Then, also, at 7:30 o'clock.
Episcopal church. for this evening the Girls' club at Christ church will
"$1 the finest musical events 0: meet with Miss Helen Brehni‘ of 3
in, season will be presented. featur. Belts place.
in; some of the city's bust singers
arghplayers.
e full program will include:
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"13455131 Prelude.” by Oliver King There “ill be a, progranl
arid. "Cantilgne." by Flerne. to be promptu numbers.
ulfie’n by Carlton L'l-iommedieu. or? " ‘
cellist. . The board 0: directors or the Nor-
:‘Four Leaf Clover." Bron-cell: walk Hospital association will hold
"$i'lgs My Mother Taught Me." their regular monthly meeting
Dfdrak. to be given by the \Vonlen's day.
Quartette. *
eee‘
,z'Songs of a Gypsy Trail." “TVhen Christian Endeavor of the South
“2‘! Come to Me" and "The Lover." Norwalk Baptist church will be held
in: Eastbope Martin. to be gixen by tonight at the home of Miss Ger-
lrudc Jennings or Quintard ax <~nuc-.
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Cigar-lea Gray.
Aria, “Then “'eep O Grief: \Vorn
linlst. , home of Mrs. Samuel ll.
SThe ‘Worldly Hopes Merl Set Orchard street.
'i‘h‘bir Hearts LTon.” from “A Pcr- ‘
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slim. Garden." by Liza Lehmann. to In the Noni-nil.- M. L‘. church the
be; presented by Blrs. Lucy Gray W. F. M. S. will hold a l'nCL‘Hl'ig this
Case. afternoon at 2:30 oc'loek.
"Smilin' Through," Penn. and ' ' ‘
. “Cém't You Hear Me C‘allin'." Roma, The regular meeting of the Nol-
hvrlik Dispensary association will be
’fValc.” Russell. and "Jack of All 'hricl today at the dispensary.
lly-tho “'omt-n'r. Quarteltc.
’l'riades.” from "Songs (lf‘li. Gypsy ‘ ‘ ‘
Trail." Martin. by Mr. Gray. (‘oum-ii of Jewish \Vomcn
Dulles of Roses." “’c-odmall. and hold their rrgulrlr monthly inc-yum:
“Ii: the Silence of Night." Rach< tonight at 8 dried: at
maninofl’. by Miss Willa Miller. building. All members are request-
1‘Canzouetta." d’Ambl-osio. and ed to be present.
"Meditation." from "Thais." Mussc- '
not. by Miss Ruth Harris.
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arti." by Mrs. Case.
E‘Italian Street Song." from Mary's church yesterday.
“Naughty Marietta." ‘t'ir'tor librhtrt. “ ‘ '
by; the \Vomen's Quartelte.
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and will be here for one night only. and Mrs. Ilarry 1:23r1r15L
Th9 cast includes: Kathlyn Tracy.,;\lr3_ Charles \Vntlsx‘burv.
» Kathleen LOWN' Brvan Beai‘ley and V 3hr. Edward Kenny. Bliss
Leouard Doyle. rlliss Newc-onlb Anderson. 311.5 Bessie
Bréther's Keeper." with (“honey Ol-
in in "The Heart of Paddy
W a'ck." “Sick Alaed.” "The Cave
Girl." "First 15 Last." "Upstairs Is son. Arthur Lcibcrg, Mr.
Domitian-s," "Tho Woman on the Edvard Beers. Edna. Donald. l‘ranli-
Jury." and “1th Mar Moore in the ha and George Beers.
screen presentation. "The Passionate ‘. . .
Pilgrim." Classmatcs or Miss
" " ‘ ~ . Walsh, who was recently graduated
its. Charles M. Bogart of Harbor from the Franklin Junior
Yiqxv Beach will entertain at hm- school. saw.- her a surprise party at
home this afternoon at a card party. I". (I. S. of A. null. l‘ranklln street,
_ ' ' ' Saturday evening. Miss “‘alsh r-n-
The members of the Whatsoever tel-mined with violin selections ac:-
Clngle ot the South Norn'alk Cou— (‘Oi‘l‘ipllillt‘d by Miss Gladys
:rgaitonal church will hold .1 meet- Miss Julia. Kish urd Theodore lion-
ina this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at 35011 sung. Icircshmenls were a"-
fh‘ home of Mrs. Frank Bradbury. red. The guests present were Anna-
_ btl \il‘hltney. Mildred \vcber. Flor-
. cnce Potters, Bertha Ilays.
The Ladies' Aid society of ”1° Gainer. Julia. Gindvs Banks.
Firm Baptist churcn of Divine Heal- Mend. Norma. its-ac}; Elizabeth Hur-
ins; will also meet this afternoon at lay. Mildred ncnealcl. \‘cm Glahl.
“10 o’clock at ”themhome or §Irs- Theodore Hoggson, Thcbdorc Ryder.
I-Iag'old Murrai‘. .4 KlilllCl’ll‘iC sheet. ROY RydCl‘. Clilford \VOOd. Eugene
Potters. Stanley Finch, l'nul
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treshmente. will be held tollight‘lny $453221};”gracifagfiofigg 513,12:
”‘3 members of Coort Laurel at. 31r.und Mrs. Mortimer \‘l‘hitm-y, Mr.
' and Mrs. Joseph “huh and Mr. and
"illitnsyvicw avenue.
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it"alentipe party. followed by re-
ihéll‘ club rooms.
:' ‘ ' ’ \lrc L in: lev
At 6 o'clock tonight the Junior ‘ " ea“ rows: e
3025’ club of Christ church will
holn a. meeting at Community hall.
At 3:30 o'clock the Triangle club. of
7' ' How Fat Actress
fellow and son. Brooklyn:
litany stage people now depend " '
cntfi-ely upon Marmola. Prescription
“lets several times a. year. she keeps
‘svellfiuarmola Prescription Tablets at
tel-you can secure than direct from
an to take and effective—Adv. Jeriaining the guests.
Lowe street have as their guest
their daughter from Stamford.
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Lady MacLachlin lodge.
Daughters of Scotia. will hold a. so-
?‘Novelettcf by Horatio Parker: c'lal tonight at Red Men‘s ‘ _ .
ls ill at. the lNorwalk hospital.
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Washington street are upending the
day in New York city. Mr. and Mrs.
1icrcr expect to leave for the South.
February 18th. They will probably
sojourn in St. I‘ctershurg. Florida.
while the doctor regains his health.
Elisa." from "Le Cid," lly Masscnet. The posiponcd annual meeting 01‘
tofbo given by Miss “‘illa, Miller. the Golden Rule circle of the First
E'Les Adieux." by Sarasalc. to be Congregational church “ill be held
mien by Miss Ruth E. Harris, ‘10- this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
‘ has been the guest for the past few
days of Mrs. Charles Sconcld in New
ch-rk city.
card for a valentine party to be held
at, the home 01 Mrs. Fred Lyon. Flax
lliil road, Saturday evening. A din.
nor. at which twenty guests are to
be prewnt. u'ili prc~:cdc the. social
time.
in this \iclnity a real service in its
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring de-
partmont. The best of work and
reasonable prices here. 6? North
Main st. Phone illSa'eAdv.
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Hanna of marriage for
'{None But a. Lonely Heart." Tl‘l'illi- Stein)! and Jeanette Sllcf‘ll'lll
icosvsky. and I'lOl‘lui‘l'S song. "Gori- Salvator .‘lllnno :llld l'lelcfl Iii-purl“)
were announced during musss at St.
’strcet has resigned her position “ith
the J. and J. Cash. 1111",. to take one
with the store or Skoulos Brothers.
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Eduard L. Beers or Shcehun anc-
- mm was given a birthday
pf equal interest to many will be parrgv at his home Saturday evening.
tho play to be presented tonight at. Music, games and dancing
the Regent theater. in which a tor- butcd lo the evening's rnll-i'nlent.
mel' Norwalk girl. Mills Ellery New- in the peanut race. Edward Kenney
l-orn'b. daughter of the late Judge and Miss Ruth llerrlng \von
Josiah Newcomb. will be featured in first prizes while the consolation
”"3 SChUbCTt P1333 "T319 Nighthawk." awards went to Albert Young ”9"
The affair is being given under Donald Ulcers. A supper “as sur-
fhefluswces of the Norwalk vluh Hi. Among lht; guests “ere:
(any terms, Donnely.-—-.\dv.
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of Spring rtrertyre \‘isitlng with rol-
ali\(‘s in Brooklyn.
Heater. You curl walk into any home
heated by the some and find evely
room filled With moist warm sir. have .
i This heating proposition. it properly
installed will provide clean, ll-u‘llill
iui. heat at an economical coat. lien-
ry A. licgciein. lacal agent, 5; \\'uti“r
Si. Phone 473-3.—Ad\.
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. . ,, .\ud.r.~on.
”my"! with 110139” Ldr'FO” m Ills Miss Freda. and Bllss liulh Herring.
Miss Funny .‘llil‘llk‘fl. .\ll‘l"‘.l Young.
Lvrsilu Young. line and Carl John-
[or “The Nighthawk" at the licsent
theatre tonight. blitz—Adv.
has recovered from her recent ill-
ness and returned to her duties with
the J. & J. Cash. Inc.
C
atre was a visitor in New York city
yesterday.
for "The-Nighthawk" at the Recent
lllE‘l’lll‘C tonight. 5UC-"Ad\'-
street and Miss Evelyn Benjamin 0!
Noll: Taylor avenue were fisitors in
Stamford over the week end.
Recent guests at the Royal James
Inn include. .1. E. Munllcad. New
York: Dir. and Mrs. A. Surlill. Spring
field. Mass; Mr. and Mrs. M. Good-
l’iiih street. is nearing completion.
B. Murphy. Boston: “I. F.‘Kelly.
; Became Slender Neugatuck: (Sella V. 'l‘ullmau. Brook
line and A. J. l‘lowc. Akron. Ohio.
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shades to match the evening yew-n
have been the leading winter {ea-
mm m evening footwear. 3-0“) the school. Charles P. Rinaldl. manager
some idea is being Utilized—this at tho Noroton Heights theatre. has
time for street. shoes. A plain (on secured ”“3
kidd plump batiked in shades of sold
an town is cool e
afternoon frocks ;:,';ed fighting? week for a period of one your. .‘ll‘o
shoe or black and white bulked kid Rinaldi has been
is combined with a. plain blah}; kid
vamp. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Spring
Tafliets for reducing and controlling street saw: u sumlrse Party to El-
me; One do“... actress tells that ridge. Jennings at. their home balurv
Shareduced steadily and easily by day evening: It “'35 N" Jennlhg's
usir’lc‘ thlsanew term of the "arugus sex-entieth birthday. Mr. Jennings
Matmola Prescription. 5‘0“” by and daughter had planned to ac—
f‘w‘ Mag-molt; Prescription 'rab- coml'lany ‘3er Smith [0 the dentist
' and so called at the Smith residence
her: weight just right. All drilgzlsts “3 arranged Saturday night only to
find the house tilled with friends.
one dollar for a. box or it yen pro- A fine supper was served, the cen-
terpiece for the table being a. huge
the; Mar-mole. C0,, General Motors birthday cake with 70 candles. Mrs.
era! ’ '1 a
.. Detroit. Mich. If you havenot J. Connors and Mrs. Fitzgerald as- a 0’“er mm “St :‘mm‘b'n
Alex Travo of Spring. street is rest-
piece (S-tube set) speelal price now
“7.50 Five Tube ClaratOl-le Neutro-
dyne set special at $45.00. [ladiola
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Super-Heterodyne (6 tubes)" ccmo‘
piste. Special st $250.00 filoellers
Electric Shop, 28 Washington Stlccm
—Atlv.
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Mr. and Mrs. (‘Ol'i‘illill‘l Chamois o:
l—-Bcst Coal. Harris & Cans—Adv.
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Mrs. Lydia Doyle of Cross street
mLt-isil Coal. llarris .9 Game.
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Dr. and Mrs. Henry C. Shel-er 0t
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~~Large Pea. Coal. Harris 8;
Gama—Adv.
Miss Mary Lyon 0: Flax Hill maid
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~Radio senice at Donuelly's.
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Invitations have been issued by
The Twin City \‘alet cacrs folks
.‘irs. Jennie Grain of Elizabeth
'wRadio and \‘ictroias sold ox.‘
Mrs. John Lotierzo and daughter
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INTEYSN'ATIONAL ONE-PIPE
—-.\‘orw:lik Club top balcony seats
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Miss lisn' Spreck of Taylor avenue
David listt‘l‘son of the Result the-
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—.\’orwall; Club top balcony seats
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Norwalk Babies ‘.
Fourth of Series Shows Son of Mr. and Mrs.
T..~.M....._.._ W... ..,.,.___..., -_......w~—.__«‘memv- A—u—nw m W-
ining in The Est-nip: Sentinel.
ing up children.
In have run in this series. send it in immmlnlvly, (“an‘ of
the “‘onwn's Page taller. and no. will includl- ll “ml the (lihfr \‘nr-‘
“all. babies.)
instrumental
making .1 good healthy boy out of
Louis Diamond of 53 West’m'pnuc.
in fussing vll'h
them grow up in ”hit
' stated Mrs.
"Km-p an eye on them.
course. and regulate their toad and
but .don't try
. children.
Mrs. deard Buttery .0! Spring own
street is spending the week with
irlcnds in “'estport. monrl.
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their
("UL
( vnl'ythins
minute."
Chicken soup ls one of the favor-
llc dishes of young lilltvin.
that. ii" lllus ills orallzr. ins oatmeal
and
ever}.- morning is one of the require-
ments of his
anything ever happens to delay its
sppearnncv. in the house
know.- 1'.
“Up until the child is a war old.
lit:
and (ii l will)" u lulth only 41.132" said
. , Mrs.
John Cooke of Paradise street the child is about four years old or'milzilt run anywhere from $8 to $15.
spoilt the week end in Bridgeport.
Louis Diamond, of 33 West Ave.
EDWIN SYDNEY DIAMOSD
(This is the tour-til in a M‘rlt‘s or Normans baby pk‘iurt's now rim-g
With each photograph “ill be run a lo“.
words by the mother 0! the child. on sum or the int rules {or bring-
It you bum in picture or )our "own baby “hir‘h mu . l2:«. subtlct under discussion.
lira: is next in slieiilness.‘
.‘irs. Diamond wand 12..“ 5hr
at. home and onguccd a privatc
nurse.
explained. '1! the baby is born in
rind woolen {tl‘llf‘lt's to purchase.
“inch are much more (*xpf'ni-ivc than
;the (‘Olltlll or lizhttr “eight gur—
(ments suitable for lll" summer. I
should say that $3” should cover the
layout: in the summvrr and about $50
in the winter.
eluding .1 roviv l'. run as llllill :ls $13.
The price (it .1 lli'ilty carriagl.‘ bill" sit
at $3“: or $25. “hill" .1 littlr- crib
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Miss Ruth \Villiamson of Burwcil
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I rlunmxan soncus.
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The new home of Joseph blah in
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Baillie!) Kld.‘
White kid pumps batikcd in
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Times Have Changed
tr! them. do so. They are picas- sisted the hostess. Mrs. Smith in en-
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. As Governor. of: Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidgfllve'd .in a modest twoastory frame
house said to rent. for. about $40 a. month. ' He has
carried his principles {at economy. both personal and
.‘ covet-mutant, into the highest office in the land.
President [Coolidge is settln:.nn example 0! good
money Luann-figment; which could well be studied
and renewed ‘sy- nmbitlous people. i ‘
Announcement “as made this! Order of the Golarn Sceptre.
“Mk that Dan. :1 is once more to ; (‘ourl l‘lnncns. No. ll. “ill hold
Tl'i': first nlming plc- l
ture in be shown in llarlf’n ill rev- l‘ . . .
el‘ai mars will in.- "The Spirit 0! the 3
A.." which will be presented'
tOlllorl‘ow
haw
L'.
Hi" motion pictures in the auditor-
ium or the Hoyle
shown-lg picturgs
in Noroton Heights for several years
and has-been
pine-3 in Darien for some time. This
week the deal with the local school
President €00“ng his accepted . board was consummated and begin-
Dfeflm 0f 8- our of sklis. He
wouldn’t take these skids we demo-
ning tomorrow.
wool-xix program. in addition to the
lht‘il‘ semi-monthly l'lll'illi‘ls tonight
’il 1"!) “’ashillglon Hl't‘” t.
Sons ol St. \it‘Ol’gf‘. \Yclvomc
Stranger Lodge. .\‘0. 304. “iii hold
their Weekly lilftllllg tonight at :5
Main street.
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l'ncns Tribe. No. 26. llllpl'OVPil Or-
dt-r of Red Moll. niecls tonight at
35 Washington street.
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L'ncas Haylott. No. 26 and .l-‘J will
hold their semi-monthly meeting to-
night at :15 Washington Street also.
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\Vaslllngton chapter, No. 24. R. A.
M. will gather for the monthly meet.
in; tonight. at 57 “'ali street.
feature picture. there will be one or
two comgdjos. , will hold their semi monthly meeting
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Butler Chapter. No. 38. R. A. 31..
meeting and election
at oflicers of the Dnricn Library as-
sodetion for the year 1925 has been
The‘ annual
M wii 0 in 5
ours or less with , list or officers for the ensuing your:
Prescrip ion. 3. hewrt’ign’tggl: sit :ixr I'rcsident. It. M. Smlh:
~ president. Dr. Howard Stool. Neil-
r You eon; second vice-president,
. ‘2‘?“ng that. tree. by S. Austen: secretary and treasurer.
.‘leveiana, bio. u,“ .mlfigflel‘é Bradford M. Ballard; board of di-
f‘ntl to cover-pectin one eaten. rectors.
.ut you take no risk n et in: the George l“. hearse. Simon \V. Coop.
1 package direct ‘1
m am in um city :3? h. awe"
cw Pip-mac's. Harold A. mam.
ma .Powel' lc ., '
Rm“ ore Plume
Drinking Song
“SPECIAL”
Serenade
“Student Irina in
3m 0 s _
held apd R. M. Smith was elected
””1" ’30:! 0&0‘“ lhifllnt. de- president. The following is the full
Judge Mark W. Norman.
er.
Frank 1:. and Winthrop
The executive committee of the
Del-ion chapter of the American Red
Cross has elected the attic»; at the
chapter {or the year. The following
are the ,olncers elected by the com-
! vice-chairman . Simon W.
and l 75c Cooper; treasurer. E. '1‘. Barge-sen
r
snittee:
Bryce;
Sunday both Kelly and hjurphy’iour-
neyed to Stamford and took part in
a. big cities initiation held' there.
ffinyiocal member; ’wéf’e also fires:
n . , ' .
R. Detourcy.
vice-president of
.d Intercoms”
and oeeretefl'. Freak
Astra: Morgan».
t 0 the DK all
from , -, * and} ineiiber o! the executive
board. handed in his "situation as
a. member or the board. Hr. Mare.
001': ’ house's resignation was received
~ with regret.
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tonight at 16‘ South Main street.
al Arranum, meets tonight at 70 S.
Main street. '
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Frank L‘. Godfrey Punt. No. 12.
American Legion will hold thnlr
semi monthly meeting tonight at 70
South Main street.
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One hundred and fifty members
of Norwalk Aerie. F. 0. E. attend-
or] the meeting of tho aerle held
Saturday night in the Eagle‘s home
in Mott avenue. Following a roast
beef supper. members listened to
addresses on the “Old Age Pension
fund" given by William Kelly. grand
worth conductor. ol Naugatuch. and
Thomas Murphy. 0: Boston. Mass.
representing the grand eerie. Kelley
and Murphy explained that the bill
would be brought up before the
state legislature in the near future.
l lllslan Lassen will be in charge 0!
l o o a
men liter. he lit‘Wls “no :wo-d nap: 11,-. and )[r3_ Sidney IL Bill cl
in thv afternoon. .;::-.i .ll list-l :l bath ; Crockett stremt m“; as their gllos'
("‘T'iV (-lhl‘l‘ sin". I am .1 film pm; )1...“ lit-H's brother. John Terrell m’
:l-'\<‘l‘ in tin nil: mun: :‘::.‘ “"32”“?1’hlia-3(Ypllin.
thought $75 “as. a reasonable r-um ‘ street who fractured ‘L bone in her
to lay aside for hospital oxpcnscnlanklr' “a week, When u“: fell on
3“““8‘3 ”1“ “mm” “W” “'3 i lye ice in ink? yard at her home. is
Jgitln‘ alon: nicely at. her home
, \zllcrc she is confined.
‘siighliy higher if the lllothrr stayed
"Upon the season llrpends thcl
"fl“ of “" ““13 5 H“ “3““ “ml land avenue and Mrs. HCFDBFL I).
the “‘inlm' there are all the flunn‘cll
i
A good high chair. she stated.‘
might lv- obtained for seven or eight .
liollals. “11”“ tile imltr r makes. lil-'
BOWAYTON
FIREMEN PLAN '
Hold Monthly Meeting
In Hose House-Hear
Expert on Siren -—-—
Other News
held last evening at the Ron-arms
Hose house in Rowayton avenue.
An agent from a company manutsc-
tux-in: electric sirens was present.
He explained the operation or the
siren and its advantages dl’t‘y the
old fashioned bell now in two. The
purchase of the siren was approved
some ume ago and a committee was
appointed to get quotations en the
cost: of installation. As no members
or this committee was present lest
wooing. no definite action was taken.
It is probable, however. that a de-
cision will be reached shortly and I
siren purchased. The tlnal report
from the committee in charge of the
annual oyster supper was given. it
showed that over 8100 was cleared
from the affair. The next event on
the social program or the company
is a mlnstrei shOW. The memoers
present last. evening informally dis-
cussed the prospect of being able to
romp through an evening of song
and music. They were enthusiastic
over the idea. it is expected that
3 date for the tl‘lOYV will be set
rhortly. '
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Mrs. Henry Forlot has gone to
Windsor to visit her sister. Mrs. Al-
bert l-‘rishlc .Wllo recently returned
to her home tron: the Hartford hos-
pltnl whvrc she underwent an opera.
lion tor appendicitis. Mrs. I‘rlsbie
is the daughter of Captain and Mrs.
Prcstou Hart of McKinley place.
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Mn. Katherine Scoficid and
daughter, Maria 01‘ Highland zirc-
nuc: were recrm \‘lSllOl‘S in New
York City.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the \i'omao's Home Missionary so-
(luly of the Rowaytou Methodist
church is being held this afternoon
"lllh Mrs. i‘anny Crockett at her
home in llowayton avenue. Mrs
' I a a
' Miss Anna l’elti”: of Baton alc-
. new is spending some time with rc—
lmzws in Springdale.
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Mrs. Earle P. towns of Meiiluloy
Mrs. Frederick niabell or High-
Winchester or Logan stric: arc
mcmbers or the committee afrrsng-
ing the pre~lcntcn dance of the Nor-
.vnlk Repubutan Woman‘s Alee'OL‘ifL-
lion which is to be held i’ebruaryl
'.o in Grace rallau hall. '
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Nine children attended the first
session of the newly organized pas-
tor's class which was held yester-
day :lttcrnoon in the Battalion
Baptist church parsonage in liar-
mond street. The class to open to
boys and slrls between the eyes or
1H and 1: years. It Wiii'mect on
Monday atternoons at {our o’clock.
The closing session will be held at
Easter. tcw. \‘lctor F. Scaliso. pas-
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Ponassus Council, No. 1265. Roy- ‘
dern women may shake in seal-kin
these bitter fies-s but she will never
shiver in chluen no matter what the .
thermometer. For chides is" the materials which are trimmed “‘1'“
fashion. The gulp printed {looting a multitude ot‘laces such as Altm
(abides are being almost unit-orbital con, Chintlliy ”a romt Lille.
used fer tea. and semi terms! we» ‘
in; costumes? [mint Whernsiwes"
’lor. is in charge.
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Several Rowayton residents ate
tended ”10.3955th 01 the Teachers'
Training class at the South Nor-walk
Methodist church. Those from the
Methodist church Who have enrolled
include. Miss Florence Baitcrson,
Miss Sarah “’cile, Miss .‘lnry Hart.
Mr. and Mrs. William 1“. Jennie...
Harry S. Bryan. Miss Jennie Scott.
Mrs. Lillian Lassen and lh’ing
Clark. Enrollments from. the cap-
iist church are. Miss Mary Sulflcn.
Miss Betty Seolield. Mrs. Arthur
Billet-d. Andrew Painter. Miss Emil:
Stevens and Miss Evelyn Pack. Both
Rev. Scallse at the Baptist church
and Rev. Gray at the Methodist
church have subscribed (or the pop-
ular lecture course.
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Charlotte Minor at the’hon‘lc or her
grandmother. Mrs. John I‘lander in
Crockett street.‘
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MINSTREL SHOW
The regular monthly meeting of
the Rowayton Fire department was
for the social and dance of the East
.\or\valk Improvement association.
which is to be given in Community
hall tomorrow night. A popular or—
chestra has been engaged to furnish
the music. This is‘the first dance
sponsored this season by tile asso-
c-latlon and it promises to be crcnj
better than the splendid affairs given
under the auspices of this organist:~
lion last winter. ' ‘
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of n. nine-pound daughtcr.
February 3.
been appointed a member or the
committee on charters for the an-
1.1“"! meeting of the first district of
tonnectirut by Grand Master “'altt'r a:-
L. Ameld of Meriden. of the Grand 3 "
Lodge or Connecticut. F. and A. M.‘
The appointment.wss made slici‘th"
after Grand Master Arnold was inv'
stalled at the annual meeting held.
last week in Hartford.
_ given in the social rooms of the East
Miss Helen Bay or Crockett avenue Methodin church tomorrow
street entertained the members 0! mg)“ by m. hump." of me Ep—
the Friendly Service club at the res- werth league, The proceeds will he
ular monthly meeting which was added to the genéral fund of UK” I...»
hold at her home last. evening. Fol- organization. Members and thclr I L H
lowing the sewing period. during guests will come in costume and 3’
Which the 8181! made articles for program of sessonable games will
the Brooklyn Methodist hospital. s be enio'yed under the direction of
social time was cum-ed. The non Mlu Glendevere Lorelei! and Miss
meeting will be held with Miss Katherine Pennell.
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MAKE PLANS FOR
VALENTINE SOCIAL
Omicron Circle to Hold
Party at Home of;
Mrs. Barnum- Fire-
men Meet
SAt the'recuiar monthly meeting
of the Omicron circle of the East
Avonue Methodist. church held last
evening plans were made (or a Val.
eutine social to to given at the
home of Mrs. Allen aBrnum. Mar-
inn avenue. Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 24. Members will come in col-
oniu costumes and the lalcvl's “ill
be appropriate 0! the season. Mrs.
Leslie Gotham. sire. Arthur J. Pen-
nell and Mrs. Clare ilodzelnan
Were named to arrange the enter-
tainment program.
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Only routine business came up for
transaction at the regular monthly
meeting of lilo Mayflower Hook and
Ladder company which was held in
the company's quarters in Van Zuni
street last night. The evening was
mostly given over to the dilcusrlou
of the question or which team is :0-
ing to win the pluocille tournament.
The fourth sitting will be held to-
night. Lieutenant Cornelius Van
Covering. whose team is loading. is
confident of being victorious tonight.
While Lieutenant Ernest Kosmecki
looks on with knowing smile and
declares that his team is out {or re-
ven‘e. The members of lilo ill-e
conlpanynho are not taking part in .
the tournament say that they are
neutral and to prove it listen to the
radio. which was recently installed,
while the same is l-elng played.
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Joseph Sokel or First. street has
returned train a. visit with ll'iends‘
in New York City.
C O I
The orchestra of the East Avenue
Methodist church will hold a re-
hearsal tonight at 8 o'clock. All
members are asked to be present.
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Miss Lillian “'llliams has return—
ed toher borne after spending the
week end with relatives in Brooklyn.
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Mr. and Mrs. (‘hsrles Thompson
of Fort Point street entertained lhc
mcnll'crs of the Past Commanders
association ol the {\‘orwaik and
Wcsiporl Shepherds of Bethlehem
at. a card party at their home last
evening; It was the last party in a
series or six lip. association held.
Ml'. Thompson “on the first prize
for having the highest snow for the
s'l‘lvs‘. He also was awarded the
met prize for highest score at last
u\'€hlll"b‘ entertainment. Mrs. W.
Bergman of \W‘eetport won the first
prlzoior the women and Mrs. May
Beach the consolation award.
Anion gthoso present. wee Mrs. (‘tlr-
ric Day. Mrs. Alice Thles. Mr. and
Mrs. Bergman of Westport, Mr. and , ‘
Mrs. \Villlam “'elden. Mrs. Curle‘
Wood. Elbert Day. Mr. and Mrs!
George Thompson. Mr. and )lrs.‘
Charles Thompson. Mrs. May Burt.
)ir .and Mrs. Leon Hitt. Mr. and]
Mrs. Charles Olsen. Mrs. Stellaj
Golf. Miss Marion Titles. little Miss!
l’iutll Thompson. Miss Jane Feent-y'l
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller. {
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A fine prom-om [is being arranged
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Mr. and Mrs. “‘liliam Price 0h".
0 O 0
Leo Davis of R‘owan street has
A "silver" valentine social “ill hi.
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The clubs for the younger n-lcm-’
bars 01 Christ churchwill hold their.
WOORI)’ Gathering tonight. The Jum
tor Boys will meet at 6 o'clock in
Community nail. while the oidcr‘
' be)“. Will assemble at the same Na?“ 1
1' at 7:10 o'clock. The Girls' club n'lii-
. meet with Miss Helen Bret-ml at her
‘ bowels seas place. at. 7:30 o'clock.
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Mrs. frank stu devant of Edlie!
Ivonne will be in see to the mern- -
‘ ‘ ' _, here of the Women's guild of Chi-ls! ]
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.--The mo. church at the regular social meeting
‘ which will ‘be held at her home
Thursday utternogiluet 2 o'clock-
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