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On Immigration Question
A' .. g in Triwn House, This Afternoon toBe
to the Public—Hospital Sewing Soci-
CAI-P
thetoi tho
”effusion while
Wed
of i
give
A
i
o.
the addrefs to be given this
Daughters oi the Arnorloen
- le Hugh White Admin. New
g; Restriction league. and
‘9‘.
' ' - . to which a. cordial inVita-
Norwnlii ricochet Sewing
. . chur
.3 Brothonon. 10 Newton
' Meets
. on" will be the sub.
M _ at} o'cloch. under the
5,:" or the Nor-well: chapter
~" ‘ at the TownI-lallon
4 . . The speaker will be the‘
1- ttorney, who is a member
, executive board of the lin-
37": well 'equlpped to epeelt on
problem. This is an open
“ “untied 'to the public. A
' - co is expected.
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Will hold its meeting this
-- etthe home oi Mrs. Bo-
when regular business will
ed by a. social tirne.
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ple's Society of
lies! church will
‘ -night at I o’clock in the
basement. when a valentine
Young Fee
a
oi the Women's Guild oi
church will meet with Mn.
. Thompson at her horse. at
-i street. tor the regular
and
new
mac
9 ‘ ‘
3w '-._.-
.4
'L I' ~ l.
.n‘
‘ ub oi Christ church will
the church buctncnt tor
and (or a social time.
‘The will be refreshments.
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Jenn
hat 7:“ o'clock.
'3
The numbers of the Ministerlns
circle of the King's Deughtera 0!
the First Congregational church of
rial-walk will meet next Wednesday
with Mrs- George A. Jenner 0!
France street The members are
”calling numerous nctivities to:-
the inture. one of which will be a
coho sole to take piece very shortly
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Buckinghern No. 30, Women's Re-
lic! Com will celebrate its thirty-
elghth birthday anniversary today
with a luncheon to be held at Red
M's hell. Main street. at i:::in
ofeloolt. A program oi entertain—
ment. will iollow. the meeting to last
.the rest at the niternocn.
. O O O
DESI
Club‘
visit
work
,_ Whom» meetingoi the Swedish
Congregational church will be held
tonight when the topic "Reising up
Lesdels." will be given.
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March 7. in the Fairdcld Trust
. ,peny hell. Well street. Instill-lore
; the Columbus Citizen's League
'~ Norwalk will meet to discuss the
' -- 0! an euxiliely to the as~
their
night
and
I,“ . non. At this tirne also there
. . - l = a Ladies Night program to
Iolowcd by dencing.
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Friday night. a Washington
.. will be given by members oi
Norwalh club in their club
. ' tor Daub." had their
. ~ . - Horace Burr is chairman
; the committee on decorations
J - - will lecture pets-toils colors.
entertainment committee in-
wider Charles 1!. Dllwol'th. their~
. - Thomas Deleon: and Elise
tend.
enjoy
At
e o o to be
'Xaroh 13. at the Royal Janice
a Joint card party at which
the McKinley camp. No. 9.
I W. V. and the Mulvoy anlov
No. 603. are to Join forces.
be held. Dancing will iollow.
next meeting of the committee
will
V’s . be held Tuesday evening. in
. rl' hell.
o o e
W Omani board oi the Fire!
, .. . Episcopal church tnetlaat
' . when the annual reports were
the books oi the treasurer
that the finances oi the
are in excellentehape- Next
- night. February 25th. a
. . Will be hold, in the
-- at which arse. Dr. William
. of Stanford. district sup-
h »-t of some sovenu
.., men. will preside. Frein the
’ end of Manhattan. up through
II.»
it is
have
Connecticut. to
churches are bonded together in a
so celled "district" which is heeded
by Dr. Kidd and he presides at the
various conferences held annually at
these churches.
coming your will be made.
night by the members oi the Misnah
Circle oi the Kings Daughters of
the South Norwelk Baptist church.
when over one hundred attended.
Quite a little money was tslten in.
which money will be used to pay
oi: the cost oi redoeoretins
pered by the members was as ioi-
lows:
tatoee. Beets Pickled. Csbbese Salad
Jolly. Pie
Cause.
The Young Ledice' Guild ,0! the
South Norwallr Baptist church met
the missionary Part oi the meeting.
Kwong."
radio concert was enjoyed.
f the futur were made an re-
no o'clock tonight. the Trio- {fishmm ”iv“. "
those present were:
ltuth Herring. Ruth Wrist”.-
lisndley. Georgiana Gerri-h. beds
will be held in the form of a sewing
grand oi‘ucers oi the state were on-
terteined.
by the follow-int:
grcnd master: William . chbleon.
mud secretory: Loo DIV”.
warden: Arthur C. Wheeler. grand
representative.
and refreshments were served.
The "Never Miss A Stitch Sowing
Annie E. McNamara. 2 Dover street,
last evening.
The Degree 'l‘eem oi Uncas Tribe.
improved Order of Red lien. will
or candidates there.
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The members of- the
Fowler. W. R. C. No. is will hold
lal and a business time. A Lincoln's
talnrnent will feature the evening.
details 0! which are not quite com-
pleted. Mrs. Minnie Moiiltt is chair-
rnen of the committee in obsrge end
earnestly
Following a very succewul time
chapter of the Girl's and Women's
club at their Valentine party. plane
Easter.
under the auspices oi the Norwslii
Republican Wornen's association. two
out of town speakers will be pres-
ent. The first is to be hire.
Crawford of Westport. newly elect-
ed them or o! the legislature who
lature. The second is to be Miss Fin-
ette Nichols oi Falriield who was a
presidential elector last November.
end who will tell oi her'exporlences
at these women ere well known and
are prominent in the political world.
All members of the association were
urged. by their chairmen to attend
and to bring with them one’or more
friends.
One or the works carried on by
members of the Norwslk Republican
Hertiord. the
At the meeting
necdoy night. all the societies
he First M. B. will gather to
their reports. and plans for the
one or these books.
.eee.
dellghtiufeuppei- wee held last
birthday anniversary.
Among
the
oh. 'l'he delicious menu. pre-
Marion
Chicken patties. Mashed po-
All“
a. la mode. Rolls and
discussed thc.flret lesson in the
missionary book. “Ming
After the program a
Plans
Miss Gertrude
ings. president presided. Arnong
Core Aniurien.
Viols
Short talks were given
Juries Cooper.
mud
Following the bus»
n-leetlrlg. dancing wes enjoyed
was in charge.
0
Entertainment
' met st the home oi hire
the Miliord lodge tonight and the Enron Rebeca
the second dense on 'e. class
Douglas tore the meeting. The
reguler meeting tomorrow
i: Frenltliu street tor a sec. "CAVIWCOB on April lith-
Wnshlngton's birthday enter-
Oecar l".
urges thst all members at-
. O 0 a"-
cd by members of the C. S.
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the next round table luncheon
held at the Royal James Inn 4“
3°!“ was a. visitor in
. ‘0 0
O
on the work in the legis-
avenue;
presidential elector. lined both port yesterday .ntt:rncon.
expected that they will both
something worth telkinc about.
plots. W8! ht
—AdV.
’ Do More'l‘ltnn
\U/
Tell Them—
. Show Them '
Talking thrift to your children may have little
Jinsndilra.
comment.
.beWboy
_ . eee
"serious lunch.
in You 11mm News-5min to muons-rs Editor, cl. mom... Sunsets-cine: er
’lelittle hownand lounppreeleted.
“surplus boobs"
maintained in both the Norwalk and
South Norwalh libraries. ‘i'he uptown
beehislnthechergeoiiinlohn
the downtown is
kept by Mrs. Herman Mobile. 1:;
these books may be found all gm
oi Republican Politlolal Blotters. '
kept in deted order. eivie restless
such on council. Ind city committee
reports. and so on. At the present
time. there are about ten or then
in soon library. these. ten covering
a. period or about three you-e. One
may iind therein all the reports oi
the board at education. oi the revie-
ion committee. and or diiierent bills
hetero the legidlaturo. In tact. he
who seeks intonation on almost any
current day eubieet in the political
or educational world. W and it in
A birthday surprise party W “I-
derod last night to ill. Jeanette
Collins at her home on Connecticut
avenue in honor oi her eightteenth
those present were: idles
Caroline Johnson. idles Julia. Illa.
Miss Josephine Loreen. Mlle Agnes
Casey. Miss Cernldine Imith.
‘ “i be enjoyed. All members 0, 'l‘uthlll. Herr! Thomwu. Bonk-will
., ~ do or theeocioty sro cor- gadg‘?;m§ %:.°:°T,°"k' “it; Tells. Arthur Tonkin. Petriclt Casey.
‘ vited to attend. u“ "3“," wow" w" combined Edward. Thorpe. Howard Jeesup.
.‘ . ° ' _ with a. missionary discussion. Mrs. Julius hlsudse, 5°” m0. 4““
.17 atternoos at 3 ocloclt. the Lillian Crawford w” in charge of Osborne. l-rcd Hui-roll oi Bridgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins. Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Collins of Italniord.
and Jerry Boyce oi atemiord. hil-
Curolinc Johnson played the violin
accompanied by Jeanette Collins. at
the piano. Bernoulli Tells pieyed the
buio. rendering eev,erel selections.
Mics Marion Wright tendered a tow
solo select—ions. Dancing was enjoy-
ed end refreshments were served.
The members or the party showered
. regular weelt night meeting Hon-lac. units: walnut 0-3160 °°""‘""“°". “1 "3" cm"
s .
‘9: thtlut Avenue Methodist Epil- lawsuit"? u‘llisfnnéllxord .egd The New Eugllnd Order °‘ W“
~.-pel church will be held tonighl “m." “was”. The next meeting tectlon held its regular in
Progress Forum hall. where the ici-
Wllliam Marries; cheviln. Elisabeth
Miller: guide. hire. Merritt; guard-
ian. Mrs. Sarah llcwsrd; sentinel.
Clarence Miller; treasurer. Edith hi.
Thompson. and trustee lire. Deere.
Over one hundred ettended e de-
lightiul chicken supper held Tueedsy
night at St. Paul's church. The din.
nor was well served and wee ioliowo
ed by e social time. hire. item lion.
of the lrcther
Oddicllow members end the election
of delegates to the Annual ltele
meeting will occupy the session of
toner-
row evening. at the Odiellcw'e Ball.
A large attendance to expound on
other special business will coins bo-
: dolOgI-tee
elected will attend the Annual State
meeting oi the Robeson Willi”, at
W
dehultse. oi Weatport
avenue. Was in Bridgeport Tuesday.
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Ralph Eepoeito oi Knapp street
was a visitor in Bridgeport W
-Redlo and Vlotroleo sold on
easy tome. Dennelya—Adv.
O O
are now under way for a mid lent Mr!- Lilli“! mu. °‘ Tm M w
cpen house and social evening to “mi m ‘ mm. ill Sanford m:imm.h:3:pflc:‘:o nil.|rhi:;:
be hold at the club roorns after ’”“"‘" Ewise
Barry Tower oi Bridgeport was a
business visitor in Nerwnllt Mer-
--deio eer:lce. .et Donnelly'a.
John Latinas oi Benton street
i-lertiord yesterday.
0
bass Kerriet Rally of Chennut
street; Miss Mor Cugdon oi ll!
lilies Esther Forte oi bea-
ington avenue. end Mia llarylproch
oi Taylor avenue. hlhed to Bridge-
-Radlo lets —. Freshman master»
piece (octane set) epocisl price new
“.380 rive 'l'ubo Claratone \loutro-
dyne not special st “5.00. liediole
super—Heterodyne (6 tubes) oint-
8350.00 \ioellerl
Electric Shop. at Washington ltrcet.
Merlo-
weytoaeuaoMebirtheto
meet; show them that you practice, it. When
gearboyorgirleeesyonmdheedemm.
”amigo-ivoondbn‘gormcfizhed . ooe '
Reconnaissance-om often . Jim-o": emu-"mm "
Miss
wright. Miss Catherine
Wright. Miss Eleanor Wooter. lil-
Eleanor Woloott. Miss i'eggy Wood.
Elisabeth Williams. Miss.
Louise Williams. Mice Alice Wilcox.
Mill Elle wuuelns. Miss Jeeee Wells.
Miss Ethel Thompson. Mice Jcee-
phine Troy. Charles Turner. Loon
(NORWALK W 8f
: 17.
.
.
“How to Become Citizen”,
Republican Worden Hear Talkvon Immigra-
tion Question at the Royal James
untee inn.
m.
are living under our flag:
“low to Deoorne an American
Cltlaen" was the subject oi the tall:
given yeaerdey at the weekly round
table luncheon held under the aus-
pices oi the Norwalh Women's Re-
publican Association. at the Royal
“OWWNM&G.Mt-
ingtoe who delivered her/lecture in
a clear and concise manner. lace
the eubieet er naturallsation ie one
oi vital importance. it was oi very
timely The speaker corn-
rnencediby giving a resume o’i eon-
ditiooa in the country today and oi
the vast number oi foreigners who
oho
touched on the necessity or proper-
ly educating thle ioreign element
into neturelleetieni tool: up in de-
le“. stop by stop. all the diiierent
tomb through which one must ilret
so beiore becoming a naturalised
eitlaon; gave a picture ot a typical
dey in s. neturaiieetloeeourtr and
finished by stating the duties of th'o'
native born oltisen towards the II:-
tureliaed eitisena. Dire. Md!-
J. hummer presided. There was
the usual good Attendance. .
hire. Huntington said: - .
"Over 34 million irnnl ’ nts have
entered the United states, since
1830. According to the 1930 con-
sus there were 18,718.?“ ioreign
born people in the U. I. or .one
eighth oi our present population-—
includlns immigrants from more
than do notions. One can reedlly
see that under these- circumstances
-wno are American citizens. .nnd
how one rnny become an Arnerlcen
oitieen—ere vital queetions that
touch all native and foreign born
alike.
(Continued on Page Nine.)
m to be
Isturdey and Sunday.
\ O C 0
city yesterday.
0
cousin in Roweyton.
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cleaning. dyeing and iniioring do.
pertinent. The beat or worll and
neunable prices here. 0‘! North
“oil: It. 91103: 4.00.:Adv.
Joseph Kodak of Bouton street
was a visitor in Bridgeport yester-
day.
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lire. John Capuano of Fort Point
hes reawercd from a long illness.
bee. at the home oi hire. Cliflord. ”WW “5“" we" installed by the l-
. ”' ........ W“ °‘ u ........ . mm- m 4- m... ..i°‘:.ll.?.'::‘lll:“.°..¢ti'°a.§i.
fleuth Norwelii Baptist church Vi" . o o nut-tents. Alter installation. a. buiv I o I: They ‘ w b. "a,
‘39 211:3 1i:islo:i‘iil:ctvhfcliiflt‘h.:g The can Fellow and itebohahn or m "PW "- "009“ 5' ML The m a. mam, “n"
will has “I'm“. meeting " Norwelli inst last night at Butler lollowing ””3“" "’°’_‘ installed. e o a \
. . . ' Lodge. No. 97. i. o. o. 0. when the warden. L u‘" “an" secretery rrsnh L'odor oi Lsura street. wu
a visitor in htemford last evening.
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lpocial sale at ioxi l4 Cord
Tires at “.43. tabs to tit (rim
class) tor ”.50. Ever Ready 8.
Betterles tor radio. it.“ ior t: id
volts. "so ier 45 volts. Norwalh
Post Reed Tire Co. 03 Well erect.
dd" 0 I O ‘
John Ibcrten oi unington avenue
rnotored to Bridgeport last evening
0 O
-'l'he heating problem in its
every feature no matter how large
orenielltheiobniaybecsnbe
correctly taken care of by The Nel-
eee id. White Establishment is No.
lain meta—Adv.
O O
moves Voree oi Laure street was
a visitor in New York city Sunday.
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Superintendent n. l". Putnam. oi
the Connecticut Light and Power
company. is in Providence. it. i.
O O I
-'i'ii£ JEWILR! GUT CHOP
Any gift that ccrnee iron: our low-
elry duct is always wole'onie. it
Inight be something in the line of
teble silverware. either sterling or
plated such as Mon ”(1. Com-
muslty Piste All! lheifiold'l. Also
Don't iorgel our stock of cut glass.
watches. pearls. rings. clocks and
founteln pone. etc. We have a fine
line oi (ll-st quality pestle on sale
of high grade Ainoricen.
watches repaired in first class shape.
Jewelry and clocks repaired. All
work guaranteed to be satisfactory.
Come in at the Jewelry Gilt Shop.
in Washington Stu-Adv.
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iule Barker oi Ely avenue ia
visi'lng in Mumford today.
0 o
-Waehiugton'e Birthday port! 1&-
vere at Donnelly'a—Adv.
' o e e
friends will be sorry to learn thet
uiae Robocce Hell oi 1 onion street
has been moaned to her home by
illness tor the past two weeks.
W- I. Chen 0! Bridgeport was a
visitor on business in Norwellt ree-
terdey '
O O 0
STAR ‘LAUNDRY COWANY
A menu CONCERN
Loco! men are the owners oi The
Iter lsenda slid local people are
snowed in this edsbliehlnent.
the convention oi Connecticut Poet-
neld‘ in fiertford
Cerinlne Ponies ot‘ Connecticut
avenue was a. visitor in New York
lire. Jennie Rudder of West
Washington street is attending a sick
The Twin City Valet otters foilte
in this vicinity a real service in its
l we sonwux
“BUBBLE BOOK”
BIG SUCCESS
Girls} Friendly Candi-
dates of Christ
Church Enact Play——
Those Who T o o k
Part .
"The Bubble Bock" entertain-
ment presented last night by the
members oi the Candidates oi the
Girls Friendly lociety of Christ
church. in the church basement.
wee an unqualified success. The
play was a dramatization of the
"Hubble Book." the poems bolus
road by the girls. and the songs be
ing sung by the phonograph records.
The players themselves carried out
the idea in illusiratin tableeux
The stage was nlll’lcllvcly decorated
(or the occasion. being hung in
dark materials. In the center back
was g huge oval space. covered in
blue gouge. which represented a
greet bubble.
The idea featured was thet given
in the book itself. wherein the boy
is blowing the bubbles out of which
some all his iriends. each telling
n litfle story. Following the per-
fomulce. the girls, still in their
iaucy costumes. sold ice cream end
cake to the members of the audio
once. Then several games. icatur-
ed in the play. were added to the
program. inernhera oi the audience
taking pert. Dancing followed.
it is expected that this play will
add quite a. little to the Cnndidatee'
treasury. Mrs. Daniel Robinson who
heads thls'llttle society and Mrs
Robert Footc. coached the girls.
Among those who tools pert were:
lneno Dibby. the little boy: Elisabeth
Keller. the Fairy Godmother who
gave the little boy his lnegic pipe:
and then all the old Nursery friends:
hilly and her Lernb. taken by none
Ericacn: Torn the Piper. Millicenl
Planck: Jack and Jill. Pearl Wargo
end Jolend ll'nrlios: Simple Simon.
Ruth Shufelt: Litlo Bo Peep. Exlne
Erickson; Old King Cole. Millicent
Hench: Jock Burner. Hennnh Keel-
or; Queen of Hearts, Helen “rites?
King Arthur. Julius Clerk: Jolly
Miller. Ruth Bhuielt: Pretty Milli
alnid end her guitar. Eleanor Erich.
son and JL“. Clan. Then the
three games played on the stage
were carried out as follows: Mice
Jennie Jones. by Ruth Crebbel
Farmer in the Doll. by Hanneh
Keeler. and Lexy Mary. by Penn
Wergo.
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The Women's Guild of Christ
Episcopal church will hold its
woeltly meeting this afternoon at
3 o'clock. at the borne of Mrs.
Charles 'rbomdeon. 64 Fort.» Point
street. Tomorrow afternoon they
will hold a. food solo in We
market. . . .
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The ntelnbers of the Watch Your
Stitch club mot yesterday afternoon
at the home of hire. Charles Bey-
lriour on Winfield street. in 2:80
o'clock. ior s. business and a social
time. The next meeting will be held
at the home oi Mrs. hiaurloo
Stevens on East avenue. hiarch e.
Alnong those present were: Mrs.
Alired Warnick. Mrs. Ralph Havenl.
tire. Bdwnrd Robinson hire. Charles
sieted by the‘veriouagother lediee‘
who served. The stone included:
grapefruit roast turkey. cranberry
sense. potatoes turnips. ereernod
onions. oomee. fruit pudding. ble-
ouite. lire. Edward Cornea was
in charge or the tickets. lire. —A.
Nettleton Peddoeh. heed oi the
kitchen: Hrs. Ru-ell Itorgen. in
chem of the dining (cola. )lr.
Boole-tin 'l'honua, and ltr. A. x.
First Gathering
ed for the Nguler 'nton, thly noct-
lng oi the Fairdeld County League
oi Women Voters. The meeting h
tobcsclesitsciloioioi-oesls
Denbury Thursday. Feb. 30- lire.
Zoom” 6. Show. chaimn. will pro-
do-
pleee. There will be e bustle.
meeting in the rnorning.‘ iotlowed
by luncheon. The eiternoen will
be three over to the seashore.
l.
WRITES RAISE-i
OEMRWIIM 0
Pastor Gray Declares
18choolPrinci ‘ ill
.BeMissedln “ -
ton—Good Wishes
- w .
»netollowulg‘ietieroimm'
tionofiheeervioeeoithem;
ten lohoei MW“. M’
,0! the Roweyten I. I. Chm!!-
wasiorwardedyeeeerdey. inasmuch
Rowayton. it is reprinted in this
column: ‘
Xethodist lpieeepai Church
The “letters and!
Bownyton. Conn.
February 18th.. 1025.
Mr. Herbert Wllniont.
Principal Rom Public
School.
My dent Mr. Wilrnontt—“We never
miss the ‘ ter till the well rubs
dry." We are taken your service
for granted and I do not know if
there has been any public recognl~
donofit. Nowthety'ounro’bobo
trensrerred to another ‘sohool. it is
dttlng thet one who values your
work here should at least expre- his
appreciation.
i believe that you have been a
capable principal and an eiddent
teacher. and i regret your loss to
our community. Having had a boy
under your teaching the past year.
i am aware oi your extraordinary
especlty to awaken interest in
studies and to contribute to the
child's understanding or niineeli and
his world. Out oi ‘E varied expor-
lance. end with a been but geniu-
wit. you give your-ell to your task
in the school room as e “workman
that needeth not to be asheniodl
I believe that these sentiments will
meet the approval of all the poopl:
oi Rowmon who hove any per-
ilcular opinion in the matter.
vice hero end wish you continued
success in' that teeching which in
0! incstllneble worth. because it. Is
a giving of his ileeli tor the bone-
llt oi the developing lives continui-
ed to your are.
Your very sincerely
, Signed Charles I. Cray.
Poster. ltoweyton M. 15. Church.
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The low warn: days of last wool;
gave an indication oi what is to lol-
low when the iroet begins to come
out oi the local roads. in severe:
places the concrete began to roles.
and the suriecc oi the road is be-
311111311839 In in :pogl.
The members ed the Goodwill
Circle met at the bone etc-dire.
Edger Raymond of ltowey-ton Ave-
nue yesterdey eitornoon. tor a busi-
nces and social session.
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saloogpreeeeetheeentilnent or on“
May 1 thank you ior your serx
REF USED TO SHOW
LICEN SE. JAILED
J. W. Megibbon of
Stamford After Auto
Accident
3. W. "which 0! Itemiord was
arrested early this morning by on-
oer Clarende loom following s pe-
culiar accident on the Poet roed.
show it. and turning his ear eround,
drove ea in the direction of sum-
ford again. One oi biotront shoes
Wheel thumping attracted the alien.
stopped the cor. liogibbon to claim-
edtohnvoogainroiueedtogive his
thoroedwbenorderedtedoeo. Ht.-
ieil. and Dr. John 0. Perry was un—
ed to escortsin- the oobricty of the
mat. Kb will bo tried belore
Judge John ..8eliock this CVEDIES.
I
n. 8. Raymond. the rural letter
carrier. will attend the moi-ting cf
the Run! Carriers’ association at
the Y. I. C. A. at Hartford on Mon-
dey. February 23. The Mtionalsec-
rotary ot the association. 1.. G.
tionel troanrer. Lucien Andrews 0!
:l'exes. will be present at the meet-
ng. -
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Wilbur Raymond will attend the
meeting of the National wellllnii
sedan will be follow-d by a bar:-
duet and dance.
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Although the cold weather
holds. the influx of summer
dents has ”fled. I R. Hilllindn
lilil
Island. Arthur Cunninshern and
totally of Brooklyn. New York. has
Brothers on Rsyrnond street. My.
Ind MW. 0. W Over-ton. former-y of
Geneva, llllpoin. have moved into
the Alexander Reed house on Man:-
lield avenue.
0 O O
The Epworth league will attend
the rally at Roxhury on Tuesday
evening. February 24.
0 0 o
The Thursday Night club will
Finch-
wtll hold reheereal this evening.
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Captain Thom-l O'Connor oi
The ladies Aid oi the lime
Baptist church not at the home oi
lire. Hutchineon on ltaylnood street
last night. and made iinel prepare.
lions ior tho Silver '1'“ to coin»
moments the 16th anniversary oi
the emulation. The anniversary
will also be nttlngiy remembered
with special observance at the eve-
nlng service oi the Church on Sun
dey- '
e e o
The Deli finger drcle not with
Miss Lily Reylnond of Reynoud
street yesterday aitornocn.
C O 0
The Prayer sorViee or the Baptist
church will be held this evening.
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The recent cold soap hes entire—
ly covered the ltowayten harbor
with ice one. more.
WOMEN VOTERS TO
MEET~IN DANBURY
. In Two Youth—Mrs.
Show to Preside ~—
norm evening. Captain
sent d” lire lighting system and
meet this evening with hire. Nnihan
The Congregetionei church Choir;
Dorian. retired New York city fire;
department captnin will addreselhe.
wearers of the Noroton Fire com—'
pany in the tire cernpeny hall. n...
O'Conv I
nor in his tnlh will describe the pre-
Ofllcer Scofield Arrests ’
Ilegibbon. who was driving touerdi
Nmalhmollidcdwith strucko! the the 60.41;;
Shelton'ucne. shortly eiter mid-i “‘31 “a
night. When the truck driver air—f
ed to see his license. he reiusui to-"—"
was blownmanduao noise at the.
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den or Close Cleanse Iccdeld. whoi
wee em and placed In the lown‘
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Bleeltlnan of Michigan, end the flu-4‘
of Post Gales Clerks on Monday at.
the convention hell in Me-riden. The.
ri-sk .
erred his summer hellsc on liuliere,
of New York has returned and op-v
token the new house built by Kimlu l »
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The Speakers
Ammonia are being couplotv
The usual procedure Will “to
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Women's mat—ion. ‘ work which “Ma‘mmgm ”4 “I”. m. "w "m 'rm m. ‘1‘” demnuu ‘3. 8' With. ”“0““ Milli... 0’ a. m
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done at this establishment at can - ‘ lit :5 attended the m Judge m'n- DC" Jr.. “'0' 0‘
weasviaitor in flow rel-heap Abe .1. ._ “chm“. Bis . .
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Mic pricelevels—furniture of he'—
and good taste, st but moderate prices.
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room It for g5. children. ’A new chair "' "°
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