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Washington's Birthday annivers-
‘517 will be featured at two affairs
tomorrow. when the Omicron circle
gives an entertainment at the home
of Mrs. Allan R. Barnum. and the
Wanoina council. No. 31. Degree of
Pocahontas. holds its dance in Red
Ian's hall.
A feature of the Omicron circle
anall- will be the dresses of the wo-
men taking part. as they will be of
)hc Colonial period. and rumor has
. It that a. number of rare gowns are
to make their appearance tomorrow
night.
The past Pocahontascs of the coun-
cil will give the “’ashington dance
In the Main street tepce.
At both entertainments the decor-
ations will be in red. white and blue.
with a few hatchets and little cherry
trees. to carry out the birthday an-
niversary idea; .-
The annual convention of the Con.
necticut association of Letter Carters
will take place today at the Royal
James inn. A full program has
been planned for the affair. which
will be in the form of a. dinncr.
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.A number of Norwaik residents
are planning to attend the twenty-
flfth annual dinner and meeting of
the Connecticut society. Sons ot the
- American Revolution. to be held to-
do at the Hotel Bond. Hartford.
Governor Trumbull and Marvin H.
Lewis. president-general of the na-
tional organization will speak.
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Tonight. tomorrow night and
\Vedneaday night. eight pupils of
“be Mildred Aller will entertain
theatre in connection with the pic.
with novelty dances at the Regent
turo now running there: "t‘eter
’Pen." The girls will be attired in
dainty costumes apprOprlatc for the
letting of the picture. They will ap.
pear only/at the first of each even-
ing‘s performance
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Guests at the Royal James lnn
Over the week-end included:
A. F. Holmes of lioston. Mass.
J. A. Maloney of New York city.
H. Cahili of Boston. Mass.
R. W. Nicholson of New
city.
1. L. Collins of Hartford.
J. A. Farley of Hartford.
P. H. Poster of Boston. Mass.
A. S. Wood of New York city.
F. W. Bendrickson of Albany, N.
York
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Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Feat-n of New
Iork city.
E. W. Cathcart of New York city.
J. B. McGowan of “’orcestcr.
Mass. .
J. E. King of \Vnterbury.
D. R. Kane of Deep itiver.
G. E. Hamlin of Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ruben of llos~
ion. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. I. Slichter of New
York city. '
R. J. Zenn of New York city.
1!. S. Totman of Hartford.
Mrs. G. W. Hopkins of Flushing.
L. I. g
R. Holleran of New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. .R. \Vhiting of
Hingham. Mass.
W. C. Stebbins of New York city.
L. A. Thompson of Holyoke. Mass.
S.'C. Pemberton of Hartford.
H. D. Newman of New Orleans.
La.
M. McManus of Providence. R. I.
F. N. Hale of New York city.
Mrs. R. S. Sherwin of Newark. N.
J. -
Eugenia Sherwin of Newark, N.
Mr. and Mrs. A. “2
Stamford.
H. F. Kuhfeldt of New York city.
J. C. Peace of New York city.
lankin of
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Bower of New
York city.
5. Agnes Frone of East Orange,
N. J'-
ltuth M. Frone of East Orange, N.
.D. C. Munderlein of East Orange.
4?. J.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Taylor of New
York city. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. Martin of New
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell of New York
’ city.
«M. G. Welty of Bethlehem. Pa.
O. Pagano of New York city.
V. Armstrong of Jersey City, N. J.
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A number of Norwalk people at-
-. («ended the entertainment given Fri.
5‘” nichtat Christ church. “feet-
pert. which proved most enjoyable.
.4; splendid tableau was presented.
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'1 Waeliinéton”Birthday . Dances
Are Scheduled for Tomorrow
Omicron Circle to Give Entertainment at Home
'* Of Mrs. Barnum and Wanoma Council to
Have Dance in Red Men’s Hall
Following the entertainment. fudge
and punch were served. The affair
was attended by almost two hun-
drcd.
O O O
A card party will be given at the
Royal James Inn. Wednesday. un-
dcr'the auspices of the Norwaik Sec-
tion of the Council of Jewish Wo-
men. The committee in charge is
planning for a large attendance and
urges all members to be present as
the proceeds are to be used by the
council for charity work.
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George Stephen Shahhcin. small
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Shah-
hcin of 9 Third street, was christ-
ened Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
at St. Ladlslaus' Hungarian ll. C.
church. The Rev. Joseph chnan
officiated. The baby was born on
the eve of the eclipse.
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Twenty-one of her small friends.
gathered at the home of Miss Mary
Borst. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Borst. of Spring street. yes-
terday afternoon’ and helped her
celebrate her third birthday. She
received many beautiful presents.
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The religious. training school
courses will meet tonight at the
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
church. lor the regular classes to be
held at 7:10 and at 8 o'clock.
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Class meetings of the Knight St.
day and Thursday evenings.
O O O
The Mizpah Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters will meet. for their regular gath-
ering tomorrow at 7:45 o'clock in the
parsonage 01 111-: South Norwnlli
Baptist church.
‘. O O
.\ number of Notivulk residents
attended the twelfth annual bull
given at the Stratlicld Hotel. Uridgc-
port. Saturday night. by the mem-
bers of Harmony Lodge. independ-
ent 0rd: of llNal Brith. A hun.
tired couples danced to the music nl
SillL‘ilC'l'fl orchestra. A feature oi
the affair was the singing of Alias
Madelyn Farley. who rendered two
numbers: “Liza" and “Won't you let
me call you Sweethear "
O O O
The executive committee of ill»
Women's association of the South
Norwalk Congregational church will
meet this afternoon at 3 o‘clock at
the home of Mrs. J. M. Coburn, DE-
Soutn Main street, for a business and
social time.
O O I
The Pioneers of the Norwalk
Methodist Episcopal church will.
meet tonight at 6 o‘clock. and the
Tompkins League will meet at 7:42-
o‘clock.
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Mt-mlnrs of Past Pocahontas asso-
elation will hold its annual dance
tomorrow night in Red Men's hall.
Main street.
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0n “'ednesday evening. the K. of
C. Home Association of “ hicli John
McMahon is president, and William
1". Tammany is secretary. will hold
its annual meeting. A report of this
gathering will then be glVen at the
meeting to be held the following
night. Thursday. At this time. the
members of the South Norwalli
Connoil No. 1253 if. of C. Will gaili-
er. The lecturer has arranged a
program of interest, and Deputy
Grand Knight Paul G. Schultz will
deliver an address on \Vasliingtou.
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Two prominent women will be
speakers at the luncheon to be hz-ld
\Vednesday noon at the Royal James
inn under the auspices of the Re-
publican Women's Association of
Norwalk. Miss It‘iuette B. Nicliolls
from lt‘airflold. is well known
throughout the state, and had the
honor of being one of ih presiden-
tial electors who cast the allot lor
the recent election of President
Coolidge. She will give her experi
encea in the capacity. Miss Nich-
ols is vice chairman of the Faltfieltl
fiepublican Committee, and also edi-
tor of the liullttin issued by the
Fairfield County Republican Wom
en’s association. The other speaker.
Mrs. John C. Crawford from \Vest-
port. is at; very well known all
over the state. She was elected last
November from \Vcstport to the
state legislature, and will talk on
"My first impressions as a woman in
the legislature." All Norwalk wo-
men are invited to be present as
this is a public meeting. Luncheon
will be served at the Royal James
“represented by girl characters.
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_ $35,000
Which prove that Small
from
Site Washed Her'Way to $35,000
A W laundress has saved pert of her
modest earnings for years.
Constantly we bear little stories from real life
Inn at 12:45 sharp. and those ‘desir-
o- .
She now has over
fortunes can be saved
A. M. ii. Church are to be held 'l.lli‘S—;
Cliff street entertained
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If You Have Any News-Write to The Woman’s Ediier, clo The W‘Seutinel, or Call 92 or 93
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was a business \dsnpr in Stamford
. Becomes a Bride
School Street Girl Marries New .York .Man in
St. Mary’s Church—Pretty Wedding
William Paternal of Spring street
has returned to 21! home. after un.
dotting an operation at the Norwalk
hospital.
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Mr. and Mrs. SII‘Ilor Chariot of
Chestnut street are entertaining
Saturday.
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'n‘tvlot-k this nmrnini: in St. Mary's imsito. le, ugni -l. the son of Mr.
church when Miss livlt-r. Margaret and Mrs. James Esposito OI Brook—
Thc bride was handsomely gonn~
ed in “’lllli' satin with a veil trini-
mml “llll lam. sh.» t’ui‘l‘if‘d a snow~
er lmuqun-t ml White rvsrs and llllvs
of the \'.ill1_\' with .lssnlted flowers,
Tht- ltl'lllt‘Snllild was Miss lllslc
1501'“ Hf lull”: l'l‘illil. She “'35
lll‘CbSttl in Ul't‘llltl “'llh :i llCilill‘i-‘S of
beads punching the dress. She car-
ried :t bouquet of rows.
The in st iii.iii \\‘.l\ James l’l-Cvl ol’
Coney island.
The bride “(1:1 gtvtli away in mar—
riage by her uncle. Louis Esposlto
of Brooklyn.
lllK reservations should ‘eitlici' call
Mrs. John ‘lt‘l'l‘llndll. HST. or Mrs.
.\_-'ll)‘ \Vt't'tl. lclt'ltlivlm 245-7.
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Joseph Driztm Hula. infant. sell (2
Mr. and Mrs. :3"l‘.l:lllt‘,k Eula, \i'a:~
christened l'l Saint Jesrpli's church
yesterday. l-‘t'u-vlm: tho t‘nristeii-
il.;.', a pal"; \vus livid lit the Bull
linmt- in Split..- sin-at. 'l‘ir spon-
Hers for the Ivzity \H‘lw Mr. t:i.l Mrs.
J \‘itugo. Th” 1'nlt'5lS llicliitlt-tl sir.
and Mrs. Anthem ‘ l)i'llll5. Mr. .lt'ts.1'li
Eula. Mr. and Mrs. Marlo lCiila. .‘n-
gt‘lo Ileiiils, Aim. Clara Deli'iv. Fri.)
Di iiiis. Jn;.t‘|- l (lili-i‘rit r. 'fi‘i ~pli
Eula. Mr. alii Mrs J. \‘ivliga, ‘ir.
and Mrs. Guy Gm trier of N- \v YUll‘.
czly. Mr. and .‘lii‘ Nicholas 1.0(‘i‘d-
belli of llriiigciwln, .\lr. ailtl Mrs
John AmadaIt-r', .\ll. and Mrs. John
Sisti, and Mrs. .‘ii-cliacl Rtlii:ti.l (it
New York 'eili. .ulss Mai-git; link.
ftwored \\'llll songs- (lll'l Ilfllli‘lr-l, {i‘IJ
l-‘i'ed Delius nave m x. ml ri-t‘ilillions.
ltcfreslinienm “co served and danc—
ing was eiij-Jyt‘ l lhl'ougliotlt tllc l'\'C-
hing.
Wt
Miss Laura Sweeney.
street, was a visitor in Ansonla yes-
tcrday.
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General and Mrs. Russfll Frost of
“'est avenue. are sojourning in New
York city at the present time where
they \villrciliaili for the next two
months.
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David Maket of Stamford was
visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
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James Mead of Stuart :tvenuc.
spent. the week-end with his grand-
parents in Port Chester.
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Mrs. John Glover of Newtown ave-
nue, underwent an operation at the
Norivalk hospital last week.
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O O I
Samuel Abramson of Bouton
street. motored to Stamford Satur-
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gabbibo of
Bouton street. entertained relatives
from Danbury over the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Tortella of
Spring street entertained relatives
from New York city over the week-
end.
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Mrs. Anthony Nickollette of Fort
Point street was a visitor in Stam-
ford Saturday.
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Miss Lillian stcm of Belden ave-
nue. was a. recent visitor in New‘
York city.
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John Boyle. of Ely avenue. has
recovered from his recent illnesg
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Mr. and Mrs. James Florence of
‘ relatives
from New York city over the week-
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James Sherman of Burbank street
was a visitor in'Stamford last eve-
lung.
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.uurr Esrosrro
A m. 11y “milling took place at 10
Esposito. lllt‘ «laughter of Mrs. 'iher~
esa Esposito of ii School street. he-
ol Spring.
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The little page was Joseph S. Es—
lyli. N. Y.
came the lll‘ltl" nt‘ Salvator J. Mila- Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Espoaito of
no. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthem.» llrooklyn. N. Y. She was dressed
[Milano of Evil) \\'. .~-t l."-th street. in white crepe dc. chino with a white
Conny Islam). The .il'f'llllfll)’ was hat to match and carried a shower
l‘el'rol'llltfid luv l‘u'\. JAIN" “TIN.“- bouquet of white roses and lilies of
pastor of the church. the valley.
After the ceremony the wedding
party adjourned to the home of the
bride's parent in School street.
where a wedding breakfast was
st‘rvcd. Nearly one hundred people
were present.
Later the bride. and groom left on
a honeymoon to pans unknown.
l'pon their return they wilLreside
iii 2905 “Hist 15th street. Coney Isl-
and. where the groom is in the res-
taurant business.
The bride is well known here. She
has been employed in Henderson &
’Ei'vln's.
liarold Johnson of Stamford was
\isitur in Spring-wood yesterday.
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-Large Pea Coal. Harris &
Guns—Adv.
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N. Petrecellio of Harrison. New
York. visited his brother Patrick l’e-
lreceliic of Elizabeth street over the
\vt'el-l-t‘iid. , ~
Miss Ruth Russel. of Wilton ave-
line. was .1 visitor in Newark. N. J..
over the week end.
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Jack Burl of Paradise street was
a visitor in Bridgeport last evening.
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—Best Coal, rial-m s. Gena-Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Renzuella
of Ely avenue? entertained relatives
from New Jersey over the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Ryan. of Phila-
delphia. were visitors at the home of
Mrs. Ryan's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
l‘hilip l’remlergast of 5 Spring Hill
, avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony l‘cliu. of
Taylor avenue. entertained their
daughter from Bridgeport our the
week-end.
-heigh Coal.
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Harris &. Guns.
“5‘ dV
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Mrs. Anthony Nibrolette of Fort
Point street has resigned his p'osi~
'tion in New York city. and has ac-
cepted one in Stamford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Galbo of
Fort l'oint street entertained rel:-
tives from New York city over the
week~cnd.
O O O
—Radio and Victrolas
easy terms, Donnely.—-Adv.
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Jgscph Ticosh of Osborne avenue
was a. visitor in Bridgeport last eve.
hing. -
sold on
The Twin City Valet 08ers folks
in this vicinity a real service in its
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring de-
partment. The best of work and
reasonable prices here. 07 North
Main at.. Phone 408.—Adv. \
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Joseph White; of Lowe street was
a visitor in New Canaan Saturday.
a a 9
Jacob Josem of Flax Hill road
has recovered from his- recent illv
ncss. '
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‘ , -—-200 WANTED
To attend the greatest maskdanoe
.of the season. given by Pride of On-
one, D. of P.. u. at Red Ken's hall.
Washington St. Prise. will be given.
-—Adv. '
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George Sultan of Benton street
spent the week-end. with relatives in
Neural-k city.
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Charles Mega. of Benton Itroetna
avisitorln rtlauevening.
when he attended Poli’a mince.
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The flower girl five-yeah
old Rose Espasito. the daughter of
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' Giftrliepartluent
relatives from Philadelphia over the
week-end.
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Mr .and Mrs. John Caprova of
Fort Point street~ entertained rela-
tives from Georgetown over the
week-end.
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—Redio SeH‘rirshman master-
piece (Botube set) special price now
8G7.50.' Five 'l‘uhejClaratone Neutro-
one set m3 .3 345.00. Radiola.
Super-Hetaredyne (6 tubes) com-
plete. Spectal at 825mm. Moeller's
Electric Shop. 28 Washington Street.
--Adv.
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Mr and Mrs. Jowph L. McFar-
land of Brooklyn. New York. are
spending a fete days at ill'“ home of
Joseph McFarland. Jr., t-f Bouton
street. - ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. William emytlie of
Bridgeport are :memling the day
with Mrs. Cliarlas A. Shcnxood of
21 Lowe street;
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Mr. and Mrs. Fried Illilltl'. Miss
Florence and slim Hilda Dilll'llt’i" of
\Voodward event’. spent 3t~ ~ May
in Hartford.
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due is spending a week with llrs.
Thomas 0. Taylor of Mount Vernon,
N. Y.
F—‘Efimror
”SILVER TEA”
A BIG SUCCESS
’ saw of Ladies’ Aid
Society
“‘th music and addresses. the sil-
ver tea of the Mailer Aid society of
held Saturday afternoon.
was wlel attended. and
charge are well satisfied
result. Mrs. Crow. who organized
the society 25 ytnu's ago. gave
interesting talk on the early work of
the organisation. and Mrs. A.
Cleverly told of its; work during the
past 15 years. airing which time
she has been astnciued with the
body. Mrs. C. D. Albrecht. present
head of the soekty. also made a
brief address. Tlac afternoon also
witnessed a fine. musical program.
when several krill artists sang.
Mayla Scofleld we live selections
and Kathleen Huntington rendered
several numbers. A trio of violin.
'cello and piano. played by Bradl-‘y
Nickerson. Stanley Kaplan and l;er-‘
tha Knplan. rcsptctively. gave a rc-
cital. among their numbers lulu:
the well known bin lievertliclvm
charming "internist-co" from "(‘uv-
alllera Rusuoana.’ and the "litr-
ceusc" from "Jocelvn."
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those in
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ever Reedy ch'ole of the Kings
Daughters will be held tomorrow
evening at the hm of Mrs. D, S.
Davenport on Romy-ton avenue.
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The Rev. Victor a‘nlise. pastor of
the Rowayton avast church. will
leave for Hartford tomorrow to at-
tend the Conneeth‘ut Baptist Minis-
terial convention.
O O 0
Miss Helen Stiller-“lino who has
been the guest of Mrs. Victor Scalise
for the past three not its has return- .
ed to New York.
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The Rev. John, Etner. pastor oil
a Brooklyn Presbyterian church. has
returned to Brooklyn after a visit
during Friday and Saturday to Rev.
and Mrs. Scalise.
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The Ladies' Aid moiety of the Ro~
wayton Methodist church will hold
their regular monthly meeting on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:15 at the
church. There “an be an entertain-
ment and social m. to which the
admission will be a remnant of lin-
en. percele. cretoai or any material
which could be nude into an article
to be sold at tl'm society's annual
bamr. which is held in July .\
short musical play. “A Lady to
Call." will be presented. together
with a short mum program. All
the ladies of Roman are invited
to attend.
Wam—
Patriotic Sons d America. Wash-
ington camp. No. 11. will hold their
Mrs. Calvin J. Snyder of Ely .xvcov
Held Saturday to Cele-=
brate 25th Anniver-'
thc Ronayton Baptist church. tele-§
hrating the 25th anniversary of the.
formation of that organization. was‘
The :ifiilll‘l
with the}
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MONDAY, FEBRU
Children see Pictures
Nearly .One Thousand Attend Better Films.
Show at Rialto—Boy and Girl Scouts
On Program
Nani'ly it illou>.lntl children.
all I lttl'itauy correct. and
ages: all Sines and all iiatioiiaitit-s, ‘ “UL the battle “ d>£ Iotisht U'Ufll
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Dale ()\\('II. (mix-out Irina-tor; lliiu-n hunt. l'. L. 118; bearer; Gordon
llmmlcn. lloy N'uilt l‘laig bearer; Lari “'ickt‘. i .
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‘ Surely )ou are in your: to
ghtn S.tllll‘|lft.\' “LUV-“‘4 1” “W “lt‘l'l r- :iti." one of tile churn rl‘Ullt‘.‘ .~..~
io 'il‘i".l'l'L', lllltl- r tlil- .msxtn‘vs 0! ed a tiny it How who came to flue."
lhc U‘Tltl‘ l‘lllhs’ .\>:iJL‘iz‘tli."ll oi "its." he ullS\\o-l‘0tl. "but i
.vurnqlit. . llmow all about it." -
\‘ilJl .‘ill inspiring: .‘:l"l. it “as lo. “hiking home aftEr the pe.’.’ar-‘
watch the illJaUl'lBL'tl i-u'vs ul liltzt'. malice. on" boy “as asked u 231. n
young-stem .ts 'lit-v solid t‘rlrditiul‘fi part of the picture he llkt"l i-v
.‘3" :il in" "Yorktown" l‘lll‘u'ltJ. or "\\':.slii:ig:nn.“ lli. soul. QutVn,‘ -
llallElll'il heartily at lliv- [$13) t-HH‘ t-vl .13 :u “11}, ll“ .;~ut:--l l‘.‘
’tooli. or at ”it illl‘kl‘ctilng l:z.t:. him. "didn't know." 111.3 abruptly a.“
"Atlop'mg a. lit-Jr t'lll)." unsung both smut-c: art-1 tin->3
lt-lfli'l’.
two :llui‘tast {K'Z‘J'Ithe '.l \vhilc_
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The Darn it St'lluub‘ :. lli linml
closed today. ‘iS .‘l \Vasliixig‘t-ri lizl'tll-
day observance.
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Mis. Alary \\'li:tnc_v
her home by sickness.
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\V lllll‘lil v.’
Miss “'innifrmi spent
the \vetk ell-l \‘.‘llll Miss Gladys
Stannard ot' \\'ilton.
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Miss Holt-xi “'hitelaw. mill Lel‘voy
Roz-mp were the fishing singers yes-
terday at the monthly musical sv‘l‘v-
ices of the M. [7. Church.
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The theme of the sermon of J. \V.
Morgan of the .\l. 1:. Church yrs-
terday was "The \Yorltl Habit."
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The lipworth League of the M. E.
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Phone 527 Prompt Delivery
GE EBE’S
“It‘s Here If Jt‘s Houseware"
weekly meeting twain as 4: F -
lin stre’et. fink
Progress Forum of the F. F. L.
will meet tonight a 100 Washington
street ‘
, Court Mahackemo. No..8.'Forest~
ers of America. will hand their semi-
monthlyrmeeting tonigln at 68 South
Main street.
' Our Brother: ldge. )lo. 10. l. o.
0. it. will meet knight at 16 Wall
street. , vi
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What.“ W I a truly against
gun m ' that will apply to
:ollolp IDOL—8w York Evening
W." H“? G“ F”:
dumps automatically to
‘ldnlt at by raising cover
an» Kiddie Toylatte.
”Humanitarian".
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Don‘t fret if you (ain't
lsyrup :ur your hr'vaktlis: (alkts
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. l’rvt-t-tillig the piognilii. Urorizci he; shouted out 'l::i' he "ulw-l 1‘ r
; UrunJes pilllclpal of the Franklin :lll'l ran off to join his grrizp‘
lJunlUl‘ High. guic (liltt'llunh' .is to Two girls both aunt-.1 tl_1' f“.\
“llli‘ll t\lt ‘iloltltl l--_- urrul by eu-h lllv‘il “hailing'on m m.- Ilium;
’S't'lltlll. l. E'.i\ll‘...‘ tire lu:.!vlllu:. li.-§ lust. ltt'k‘AIiSt: lie so ill-lcally reprr-
Cliio n1»..- ll... :n- (‘ilnil’lllS‘ll'll'r has 3 :~- Ei'(tl Amtl‘u‘a. one of tiivui a1d~
nppoiilM-l l\\0 til'cliu n to it r-r- ~ l - vi. ‘1: makes _\ou wish you (-0-;
:St‘l" .‘l'. tittll ii‘i‘lulluanrta :lHt‘ luck in those tinicsi"
’iliv- next ll':lliil,n,r on the proziviin Til-r girl scouts who look 3531'? l.“
‘Wa: lli- :~:illl'.l!‘.; u! t!.~ flu: i=3 tilt-[lite ptrtornlanco on the gag, ..._
(lit. and l v Stunts. .llsu lll- S. «in: ilL'ilt"l' lIilevn Hunt. 1". L, i‘;_,._
will. (it I:”‘Kl.il‘.- ‘ tlw >:.ir Si:.ii::l~ In. l:- " )lii'... l‘iiL‘li. gualii; Lentil.
c-i ».Illl‘.i‘r. E‘lll t'llr-l‘ initilutl? ll‘-uli’u:i. \'t‘l‘:l.-. \‘.'-lls .‘lgi 1513-:
son iCool;.
ilz‘. l':=l:itl l‘. 'l‘nomey ”1- iii The boy 5\ art's on the S'JL‘Q‘ \vnzp-
-CZ-'l\"‘ ll 1 ,1..‘”ir: “lily-(was on [llf‘}(:til‘dilll ”JR‘tlt'll. islflr beartr' l‘:,.'.'
"'\'m-i.'.l-.\ iic‘lll'tu Hm nus \t-iy, \Vlt'kt‘. l':\l\‘~ il’il lb). Philip “'1 ‘
ll-et'on. ‘ll'i'~ '.‘H\\l‘.‘ u in L'ulolliul t‘os- ant-l l-‘l‘i'll “ll Jr. A
tumv. .ntl l. Ellll :l.":) lllft'rtsitii iii... The gl.‘l smut Lin-5 “l.
children 'ljv her Lilk. ', Esther Dimontl. Margare' 1‘72.
l an mall (‘hup v'lio “.is \er_\ ' Irene l’ngrary. Muriel (‘ftltjvr
nllli'li a anrlucti in the stilmrtt of thei Virginia )liclcm. Al'xy‘ioyju its.
élnillill‘l“. ‘-.'llil Um: l1” 11ml llrdlantmoml. lv‘l‘zim‘vs lindllhlili 1":1.‘ \';-
lbloml ii- 'il'm .‘I'ivl in .lnllt‘lpqllnll of‘tugo. Margarvt Ciorcliino :m-l lit-r0.
the xlclii c. Elm! \l‘ll'il tlit- lilirrirylthy Solver,
and look 1 up the his'ory v: thr‘ The prize winners this week iv.
sivp- n!‘ \ il‘i-UiH‘H ,tludt‘ti: .\'.llle Raymond. .xll'a‘
.\iiu'.lier um \\llU<- >1litili>ll‘._‘lll’.- liisval. Ruhxt turns. Mildred lit;—
ed histm‘). “we iriit-rtstr-i to «li:--‘.\11i.er. Sltplxzi l{.lt‘>ll:(l’. Aimed
cover \"hi"?' ~- tho i~i~turo \vna liis- \\'.'irm. 1
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DAR'EV zchurch “'lll meet tomorrow evn-ninz.
l ‘. ‘ _ l Tllv Mrrfis Club also meats
The lint-lira: i-l [th' Girl Scouts; row night.
'at the home t; )ll>.\ llarhnra “Rn-ii . o o {
hm.» l‘l't'll .1. oli'ixfiittl l,:‘ the‘ The Conmemnoml (“mm-ll J:n-‘
time helm: 0\\.l‘.’_I tu the illness of ior (‘hoil' will meet this L\(l‘.ll‘.r.
Mrs. Smith. J
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.\li llldl(‘{lilt~n 0: what Post Road: “-3,. died at ”.0 Soldiers Hone .
traffic Will iw this sunzilirr \vas . mg the past in days. Captain 1;!3'.
givt-li 3'cstm..l:_\ “lit-n ti;-- sunshine; nu S Lewis, 5‘ a member of “Ni
brought 0“. “‘"n‘m ‘3' 1h“ Ih‘""”";v“l\ih Connecticut \‘eluli'r-crs l;~.l:‘tl-
“2'“ 'munv. m “hm" “" r" “” “ i th.- Pl‘o‘it "Ass :i.i.l_v i‘ail." anti il;z*-
\\.-lsliin::iolis llirtlitiuv vttic entllam \V. l-‘ori-is. Sx “ho SUN“! m;
'l‘ll‘- Ah“? ”70 “(W "Uh-Hi” 5?“ ('uziipany 11., also passed on.
llnll, the cars “.th ofttn movlng’
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