inguinal Mentiogt‘
A Local Items 1
The general committee of the
- and Women‘s clubs met last
at the club rooms in Wall
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to plan for the party to be
e“ March 13. under the auspices
. the Hostess c'tiiniiiittcc. 'l‘here
C ll .be dancing. cards and 3 pro-
01 entertainment. more
‘ '0: which will be shut out lu-
At the present time, the educa-
" classes anductsd under the
Ill-piece of this club are Consuming
in time of most of the members.
The classes on an average. are pret-
ty mil filled, out there is still room
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CHILDREN ’8 FILM
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Association M a k e s a
Change in Program
LNew Members Ad—
mitted at Meeting
At the regular monthly Int'cllll
:- sterday of the Better’lv‘llius ”b0-
stion. which has been active ro-
ently in the promotion of the bet-
er type of moving pictures. it was
'decided that the performance ur-
nnged for the Regent this Saturday
4 .he as the Siillool
'chlidren‘s
rebam Lincoln' st 4 p. m. Wednes-
day afternoon. following the regular
«on tinee.
At the meeting.
14 n the auditorium of the Net-walk
lury. many names came up for
membership. and the following .virei
Rialto. as well
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which was held
oted in as active members: Mrs.‘
'rsnk Sanger. lire. William lit-nu»;
‘- in. Mrs. Albert Dunn. Mrs. lio-
Wilson, Mrs. Benjamin Abra-
sine. Mrs. Michael Abrahsms. Mrs.
E. Fisk. Jr.. Mrs. Hoeg and Miss
fiery Rider.
. In view of the change of program
- .. free passes distributed at the
egent last Saturday will not be
-od for the show at the Risito this
. -ming weekend. but will be ac-
"lcepted at the Regent matinee.
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The association will arrange for
special speaker from the schools
be will give s short address before
Lincoln picture. which has
’ voted such fatorable comment
on many leading citizens who saw
at the preview showing last week.
if -e association. in co-opcratlnn
if it: the manager. Archie Turns.
ill provide chapcroncs who will
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.SHOW AT RIALTO!
would be omitted. This week's
\rogram under their auspices Will
“be shown at li) a. in. Saturday ut.
special showing of “Ab-l
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= Room for New Members~Bowling Team
in the baskctry and in
the chitin
painting classes for any new mem-
bers interested enough to
Join.
Those who want additional informa-
rtlon about the work should get in
touch with either Mrs. A. M. Foch-
heillicr or with Mire Ruth Smith.
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A new phase of the club is to be
de~ ' sccn in the [urination oi the bowling
Stu-um which is under the auspices of
lihe Jolly Jt‘sll'rs SCL‘HUH oi the Girls'
All girls. cx-'
port or amateur bowlers. and these
and \Vomen's clubs.
who want to learn how to bowl. but
don‘t know anything about it at all
the
are invited to Join and "makc"
team.
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The Congregational church will
lprcscnt three piuvs at the Boyle
jsc‘liooi on Friday and Saturday cic-
' liliiss.
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I ilic lirst. entitled "Joint Owners
.in Spain" will be presented by Mrs.
. L. tlillett, Alisa Nettie Letsun.
Miss lie-ien Morehouse and Mrs.
lliil‘l‘} S. l’revost. ’l he second Is a
“iii" time comedy entitled "Mia ltc~
turn." the cast of which includt-s;
Mrs. Edward N. \‘osc. Dr. David F.
Cameron, .‘uiss Hollis Wilson \osc
and Miss Silents MacGiushnn. ’ The
iinai dramatic oilering of the me.
a lull: comedy enacted in a ill-lust
shop.
Milton Smith, Airs. Hamid
house. usury Moreliouse.
Jones and Stephen Wood.
During the intermissions a mus.
icsl program “ill be uttered. Lin
Friday night Miss l'lt'H'n \\'hit.ia.w,
colon-i or ”it: .Vuii-iun
church. and Mrs. Muisiiali i’. Hit‘il
srds. soloist of the Methodist Lilli:-
CUpol church at Uni-ten. will gut
groups on songs dur' n; the intermis‘
siotis. On Saturday night Msis i-hlilli
.‘lnrc-
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Congrrgationai (‘lluicll :it illil'lt'll
will sin.- n group oi songs.
Will also be an orchestra and danc-
ing after the close of the perlorm~
once.
been trained by Airs.
Ginslmn of Newton.
llclnn Muc-
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The Noroton Heights firemen will
hold their regular monthly meeting
this evening in their hall.
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The Women's Association of Hit
Congregational Church will meet this
altrriioon lit the parsonust‘. “ht-n
Miss Priscilla Chase 0' New
will spesk«on “Some Home Mission-
ary Earns." A social time Will fol-
low the meeting.
Miss Flora Li e of Nuroion Heights.
I «kc care of the children.
jg ‘ ttend Wedding of
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Avrick of 5
both street attended the wed-
of their niece. Miss Lena Le-
e. Sunday night. in New York
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Miss Levine.
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a resident of Port
became the bride of
, -g Black of Pullgllkl'flm‘ll! :il
:80.o'clock in the evening at the
-otel Majestic.
The ballroom was beautifully de-
-rated In greenery and orange blos-
settlng of! to perfection
lortul gowns of the hundreds of
«est.- who attended the affair.
The bride was becomingly gowned
white satin. heavily embroidered.
wore a long. fine webbed veil.
‘was attended by both her sis-
_ Kiss Rose Levine and Miss Sa-
.. Levine. as bridesmaids. they also
. dressed in white satin and car-
huge ,flcral bouquets. The
m was attended by Samuel Le-
e se_best mun.
allowing the ceremony. which
‘ -,performed by, a brother Rabbi
.. Poughkeepsic. a reception was
. Ilcr all the guests. The bridal
e iett shortly afterwards for a
”moon trip to Florida. to be
e. for two weeks.
711m their return the newly mar-
- couple will reside in Milton. New
where the bridegroom is in
._ ‘ pertinent store business.
311:! bride is well known itrNor-
. as she has made a number of
‘ here with her aunt and uncle.
_. ind Mrs. Avrick.
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‘2 BEGINNING FRIDAY.
cash free every day for] the
‘ line in The Evening Senti-
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is ill With the stairlci four. Miss
Lee is a nurse at the Stamford Hos—
pital. and her friends Doric im lior
speedy rccovtn’.
Niece in N W York 3 m
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tonight ill. {'3 E‘ranklln street.
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Pride of Court .Narruk Circle. No.
Sill. fort-star‘s of .\ll\('f‘ll‘.4. will hold
their semi-monthly iii-.oglimt tonight
lit 21.”. Main street.
Catholic L'nlon Council. .‘x’u. 46,
Knights of Columbus, will mrct to-
night for their semi-iiioiiihly gather-
ling nt 2: \\'cst incline.
l Old “'6” Lodge. No. 108. F. and
A. M. will meet tonight at 16 E.
Main street.
.will hold lhvii‘ semi-monthly
”at 70 South Alriin sir-lot.
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Auxiliary l“l‘iil‘.k C. Godfrey Post
No. 12:, .‘imf‘ricnn Legion, will hold
a. semi monthly moot tonight at 7U
South Alain street.
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The. Past Grands of Butler Lodge
No. 97. I. O. 0. 1‘1. will confer the
dates tomorrow evening. March 4,
dates toniorro weveiiiiig. March 6.
Hot Roast Beef sandwiches will be,
served alter the completion of the
work.
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LONDON. March 3.—\\‘hctlii‘r you
catch a train or whether you wear a
train depends in all instances today
on where the train starts. Most 0!
them are‘subway trains. That is.
they start from the lower lt~\(l we~l
below the lip lino. Many of iinm
on the new evening frocks have
their origin in a huge bow of self
’Gmt [Amulet confess Fulllmfl-tEI'lBI placed just where it can be
' on Page 10. conveniently sat upon. .
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Wetsuit)»
aepodted in this bank before
March 6th
will draw interest from
March 1st
1.. W‘SAVINGS j
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$6,000.00 are invited
Cantrell. formerly SUJUINX of the First ;
The! c ‘
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Patriotic Hid-r of .tiiiericuiis. .\'u.'
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Freonk C. Godfrey Post. No, l2,‘
hing will be "Say it With Flown-ref.
This Will be presented by .\ll:5_l
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““” ‘A PAGEE F R tNOR
If You Hm Any News—Writs to The Woman’s Editer, clo The Evening Sentinel, orCsll '92 or 93 ’
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The Philsthes. rises of the N05
walk M. E. church will meet to.
night at the home of hire. Clarence
Bauer. .8: Ward street.
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There will be an emcers' and tea.
chers' meeting or the South Norwailt
baptist church tonight at 7:45
o'ctock at the church.
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Members of the South Norwalk
club will meet tonzght at the club
for their annual gathering and elec-
tion of oilicers. All members are
requested to be present.
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The members of the People's
chorus will hold their regular week-
iy ruht‘urfltli tonight at 8 o'clock in
the high school. All members will
kindly bring their "Messiah" books
with them.
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Confirmation instruction will take
place this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
at Trinity church. At 4 o'clock the
'l'CCLOl‘ will give a. short talk: “Some
Great. Missionary Heroes." the talk
to close lit 42:50 o'clock.
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Reverend Gustave Anderson from
Grand itapids. Mich. who has been
plaster of several local churches from.
time to time, will be the speaker at;
a special meeting oi the members of
the Swedish Congl‘vgutlonsl church
to he held tonight. ’
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The \Vomen's guild of Trinity
icliurcli will hold it'muvling tonight
‘ln the church parlors. All are welo
coiiiv.
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Robert DOCesaro of Mulvoy sir-«ti
and the members of the "Bisck-
icais" orch-rstrn. played at the Alex-i
furult-r-iluliintmnr. \\ i-dding which i
{lock place liliiivltiy at the Royal!
'Jailies _lull.
Alexander Bridal Party
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“Where the Money Goes.” will.be
the lu'tlJeL‘t of tho til-st open meeting
oi the Missionary Education com~
iiiiilec of the South Norwaik Con-
grvgltliullui church, union will be
litlci tomorrow ailernOun It 8:30
o‘clock at the pdilOilfl‘d. hire. 1’. 1!
Jacobs. president 0! the association
Announcement cards are being sent
all over the country today. of the
wedding of Miss Rose Alexander.
daughter 0L Mr. and Mrs. ttubln
came the bride oi Jack liabiliuwllz
ceremony were printed in yesterday;-
Scntinci. Mr. and Airs. liuuinmvitz
are now on tlitlr llllll")'lli00l) trip, rt:-
iturning in two welts' time to live in
“Hartford. The above picture was
Alexander of Spring street. Who be- Eiauen iminudiatelysiit-i the mailing sophie Al- under.
:cert- many.
—Photo by Manugian.
.Jeck Rablnowltz. formerly Miss Rose
l.\lcxandcr; Jar-k linbmowtiz. and the
Ehridve's brollicr. Jacob Alt'xatidcr.
1 Back row: .\ir. and Mrs. itobln
;Aiex;inder. [vflrt'llls of the bride; Miss
‘ sister; Samutl
;.\lcxander. brother and Miss Fred.
The three companies have.
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'whu have been
8. will hold their regular merilngg Hellman.
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jsulurday night in
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Lfllffrinfigft Citlzagr'mémgfga amt: of Hartford. Sunday. Dt‘lalis of the' Left to right—front?” row: Airs. Alexander. sill-1' of the bride.
t‘UillIllle‘U on which is going on in
lfl“ vziiiuus nile’HlOiJ lleius. . / Brooklyn today for a short visit
i i 1- ° 1. Li I rfih‘bUNALS l I ROW‘YIfUK [ With Mr. and Mrs. Murry Leach.
. 1 tie ‘irst ‘ongrega opal _ ' o 0 0
church at Norwalit. s supper will be Lawrence Kisdo “I tort POIDISAIINIS'l‘ERS HOLD 3 The Rev. Victor Scalise left this
held Tuesday 'tiighi. March i7. for street was It visitor in Stamford ‘ , , . 4. . . . w {tftclnuun to: a trip to i’llllndtipbll
iniitud guests. ’l‘h ? allull” is not be- Saturday. . {AIDA 11—1141 a‘lhbllN . wnoie lie is to nuke till address at a
mi; nmdu Dunno as table Blues in - 0 ° |btlnqticl in honor pi Ur. WlICox 0i
”‘9 Daribh “UH” 15 WW “m“Ed- Joseph Urban 0! Oak street is the lkolburo baptist chuich of that
tile-lg) oihctaie of the city and those
idciltiiicd With lht:
building of the church and mum-
burs oi the church and congregation
will be prisctit.
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Airs. ll«ury ll. Townsend. reple-
visiilng with relatives in Sew York
City for a. neck.
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-—l'vsdio and \‘lciroiss
rosy terms. Uonliely.-—Adv.
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sold on
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John .‘luhey oi Clix! strcci. motor—
seiittttlie from New Haven at the cd to ”rhi‘uport Friday evening
sun- .tgislulilrc. is to be the guest where he ullendcd the Polls Palace.
of honor at a lustiiiiunlni luncheon
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of Connecticut
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to flu ghen ior hci Saturday. March Csrixlne 1:93,“,
7. by the itepiibilcun Women of New avenue. was a business tisiior
liait-ll. Thu “Hair is being ar— New York city yesterday.
Inns-«i by iln- \lCI. chsirnisu oi the .' . ,
dillcrent wards and is open to all Jame. Lorenzo 0! Sound View
lttputiliwn woman. Reservations monue “-3. ‘ \‘iSlit'r in Stamford
may he movie by culling the vice O“..- ”m, neck end.
chairman oi the words or In)! mem- - 0 0
in is ul Ih': C'Jllliliilli'l’ which includ»
(5‘: Mrs. Charles Kline, chairman.
.\ll::'. John 15. l’owtrs. Mrs. Carl 8.
Mrs. Charles King. Mrs.
Morris ii. Llugsn. Mrs. Edward kis-
gel. .‘llis. ljdixii: Uutier and Mil.
l‘rt-di-rick \\‘. Kaye.
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The Twin City \Jliol is n contrai-
ly lnclitcd estnhllshmcnt when)
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring “exit
for ladies and gentlemen is well
taken care of. 61 .‘x‘orih Main St..
Phone 40!. Adv.
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A p:».:is.ini prosrissixc \iliist party
“dis ehtll b) the Sons of 8L Ucuria
lit-d Men's hall.
Lildln strut. Refreshments were
5"l'\ ed under the direction of Churios
:ivvntn» “as a. \iriior in New York
t‘ity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alrerl Benjamin of
.. .. , South Street t‘lllt‘l‘llill’lfi'il rclatives
l. [Qua chairman oi the committee. "Um New Canaan over the week
Dducing was unJoycd. cnil
Arthur Ammo of “'ood street was
a visitor in Stamford Sunday even-
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The members or the “'ntch Your
Stilch club will meet at the horns
oi Mrs. Maurice K. Stevens. 203 East
in .
auiiue. tomorrow afternoon. 9 e e e
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.. 5 _. Ralph De Mai-lino 'of Mun-0'
ihcre will be :t inn-ting of the 3"...“ is ill at his home ’
Huys‘ l-‘rli-mlly (‘lllh (it 2'13” o'clock I - e e e I
tonight in St. Paul‘s church.
. ‘ . —-Best Coal. .Ha.rris.& Gena—Adv
,K'I’hc woman of Mooaeheert Legion
will hold a. meeting 'ouighi st Noose
lili‘ii. Airs. Grace Cunningham will
open the meeting promptly at 8
o‘clock. During the evening there
will be an initiation of camera to be
fotlowcd by roireshmt-nte. All mem-
is visiting with relatives
York city for the week.
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Mrs. Anthony Oudere of Wood-
ward avenue is ill at her home.
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”a “9 “‘“Wd ‘0 “und- ‘ Nicholas Sstlle. Anthony Galbo.
0 0' 0 ' Ernest Allen and Frank l‘anzave-
u1311‘Etc'i'irb'er:00fI]ElseHull?) Vgeu‘COln' chin all of l‘itisfield. 31:159.. Aunt-s
5 ‘ - "’ ' ' " L' ““l Joseph. Elward. Philip» and Paul
conduct sieerCt's for their late sister.
Leonard llougling of New York city.
tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at
iihcrsldo cemetery.
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1-‘ri. nds will be sorry to learn that
Edward Viiciil in Summit avenue
has not yet recovered from his ill-
ness and does not expect to return
to his duties with the Norwalk Coal
lGnlhn of Brooklyn, New York: Mr.
and MN. Charles Galbo of Astoria.
loom.r Island; and Anthony Gnlbo of
New York city. have all returned to
their homes after attending lite fun-
eral of Mrs. Michael Galbo.
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-—Radio Sets—Freshman master-
piece (El-tube set). special price now.
$47.50. Five-tuba Clnrutone Neutro-
d S ‘
:11“. "WW “mm“ “m” ““1 dyno set. special at $45.00 Radiola
Super-Heterodyne (6 tubes). com-
e e e plete. special at $250.00. Moeiler's
Tomorrow afternoon the Hospital
‘ avenue.
. M. E. church
? rehearsal of
|.lhcy are to
; March.
:tion will result in their success at
' heads have plsyed out their string.
-A women may be shot
‘longer with beads since the cells:-
Electric Shop. 28 “'nshlpgton street.
Sewing society will meet at the home —Adv.
of Mrs. Edward Hayes of 10 Burritt
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Gloria. Bernard of Bronx. New
York. spent the week end with her
cousins. Mr and Mrs. James Fland
of Ely avenue.
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The Queen Esthers of the First
met last night for the
the two plays which
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she on the 26th or Mr. and Mrs. haipb Anal-ewe of
Woodward avenue entertained roll.-
tlvee from New York city over the
week t“.
Five girls and a. boy take p.11 in
the first. while the second uses sev-
en characters. Miss ltuth Raymond
is head of the Queen Esthers. and is
in charge of the entertainment.
"Local and Long Distance” and
"Cousin'e Deborah‘s First Luncheon"
are both comedies, and it is expect-
ed that the eventful night of produo.
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Arthur Canneld of Connecticut
avenue. was s. visitor in Stem!
yesterday. on!
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Mr. and Mrs. John Eileen an
family or Sound View Terrace. luv:
moved to New York city.
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Walton. was
mod yesterday.
"luntnslters." .
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NEW roan Much s. -Chokgr
Joesph sun?- 0.!
'4‘ b“! s. Visitor-'13 lprin
or the newest tracks have become
so high and so tight that s ehoher
string Would be entirely 'oonoeelsd.
The latest on therefore are or
glaciers“ ten , telling only to the
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Mr. and Hm,stia Greenwood
of Fourth streetuettendsd -tbe. run-
erei of In. Greenwood'e tether in
Derby last week. .
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Frank l‘i‘ul-i-l/ln oi North Taylor.
George llernisn of Burbank street -
New .
Assoéiation Gathers in
M. 1:; Cliurchmhear
Snavely
The Deli. Finger Circle “ill meet
tomorrow evening. at the home or
» Miss uoroihy Raymond. West side
ancliiir. '1 ill: main business to be
in 5 discuss- it will he the presentation of.
an anmtt or play to in: held some
lime in the last part of May.
The h‘vcr lit-tidy Circle of the
5:: Daughters will meet this
t\\.':.i.'.g tor their regular monthi}
newton lit the home of Mrs. L). l".
iiJanpurt oti Howuytou avtliuc.
, l'hu Noruuilt Ministtrs Associa-
goon ,a non-sectarian body conipostd
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for (lie ministers u: greater NOI'\\dlk,;
held its monthly uptown; this motor
in; at the Kownyton Methodist Epis-
Culldl church. The ruguinr busilirs:
session was iolloweii by u talk b) the
liti. J. ii. Snatvll). ioriut-r pustor
M 500111 Norwaiit, uhu is now in
: AlumarOiiecl-l. At noontiino s lunch-
con was served by the Ladies' Aid
Society to the I‘Hlnlsltl'fl.
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lion bupilst church will be hold this
. t:\t‘!llll‘ at the home or Mrs. B. Mow-l
'l'hos
yard l‘.\Ur)' in l'vliiioytr street.
’ll.‘.‘f‘llng is held at Mrs. L‘iory‘s [‘th-
lot-nee butnuso of the repairs which
lure being made at the church. Ue-
sides lhu regular business. the bod)
will puss resolutions rt-iulivc to the
little Abraham l5. Cleverly. who for
iso many years was active in the
\\ ork of the Baptist church. ,
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' Mrs. George Kay will leave for
in business visitb’r in New York city
' ycslerday.
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—-Leigh Coal. Harris & Gsns.
“Adv
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Steven Lingyeh of lily avenue was
a business visito. in Bridgeport over
the week end.
a. visitor of Mr. and 'Mls. Steven 'L.
Saba of Ely utenue.
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illlss Viola Norton of Elizabeth
street wa: a business visitor in New
York city ytsterday.
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Elizabeth Msyhew of Flrst street
East Norwnlk has resigned her posi-
tion with J and J. Cash.
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Mrs. Thomas Ryan has undergone
an operation at the Norwalk hospi-
.ul.
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--Lsrge Pea Coat. Harris &
Guns—Adv. , . '
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George Stout of Persdiso street
was s visitor in Bridgeport yester-
dsy. '
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Anthony Niekolette of Fort Point
street was s. visitor in Stamford
Saturday.
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Jack More! or Benton street was
a visitor In Port Chester yesterday.
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Andrew Clash of team ave-
:2; metered to Bridgeport. yester-
Alsxander lire-b
lagoon avenue, was a swim visitor
in Stamford yesterday. '
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Erna Peter-one!
m Spring «not
13'1“ been. «’an street goal
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A business meeting of tho Rowny~'
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Jostepn Mecvey of Bridgeport was:
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refLex-v’
icizy. lie will ILLUTD tomorrow al-
: teruoon.
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The Goodwill St'Wing Society will
imcct tomorrow niteruoon at the
Shollio ot Mrs. l‘lionius Sumo on lio-
; Waylon avenue.
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The, Sunday School Board of the
iRowuyion Methodist church will
~muct tomorrow evening following
the prayer service”,
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l The Ladlt‘s' Aid Society of the
gl-lownnou Methodist church “1”
hold their ail-day wetting tomor-
row at llli; home of Mrs. John Snif-
ien in Raymond strict.
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The iluwnyttm .Lluptist church is
locum: rcpldsttrcd and decorated. 'l'lic
‘rw‘ttoraticn recalls change in the
gchurth which occurred exactly :t-
lyeurs ago this weal-t, when the old
‘ciiurcli building v.15 purchased M‘
'.\ii,«.. Josephine tjraw and pilisLIll:d
to tilt. “Opinion l“l-c Library and
“ending Mount. The Cid o'llldlng
was begun on a nuv building :o.- the
Baptist chu ch. Al that time the
parsonage was thin; occupied by the
itcv. Frank " ISI‘UWn.
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Oli\cr C.arke of l’ciinoycr avenue
is in Undueport this morning. win-re
he is investigating the tire oi the
it. it. Foundry. Mr. Clarke. V- ho is
u puticrnmnker. has had many of
his patients there. and is making an
riiort to ascertain the damage to his
property.
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At the BletllodlZK church tomor-
row alter-noon the Pastor a member-
ship class wlti fruit! in the parson-
';igo at 3:3U p. iii. At Ts-lIi church
night will be held, with the topic.
“Surpassing the I’hnriscc.” follow—
ing which the Sunday School Board
will hold their meeting for .Ftbru-
:iry.
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jDoorkeeper’s Circle
8 Meets; Plans Affairs
Members of the Doorkecper‘s cir-
cle of tho l-‘irst Congregational
church met last night at the home of
Mrs. George Miller. H East avenue.
Regular business and plans for the
coming months were made. followad
by a social time. Mrs Frank B.
Starr presided. About thirty mem-
bers were present. Two of these
were new. this being their first
meeting. They were Mrs. George
Ameer and Mrs. Frederick Lane.
May first. the members will give a.
sale and tea party at the home of
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Mrs. Waiter Hitchcock on West
avenue.
Then on June third. the Door-
«kseper's Circle wit. give a concert
which will include both local and
out of town talent. with an unusual
prim-em. Both of these lffairs will
be given for the benefit of the
building fund of the church. Cont»
mlttses for the suns will be ap-
pointed at the next needn‘-
PARIG. The We of fashions
here has become somewhat Anglic-
ised. The ensemble has given way
to the costume Unit. This is a dis-
tinction without a difference. One
otthenewesteonststeefsroeesnd
lug into ripples
W the ”Motown!“ tops en.
in www.mesrut tutu-ism tut-
wzu wound to n new site. and work'
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N 0 Decision Made An
Al: the meeting of the music and
advisory committees at the first!
Gongs-endow church held la!!!
night at the home of Mn. nary:
Grindrod tn Nelson avenue. the var-l
ious otters for the filling of the place;
of organist end the places of so-l
prsno. alto. tenor and bass in the"
mixed quartet“ for the new church
were discussed. '
As yet. not one of the offers has
been accepted. as there have not yet
been any trials. The organist will
1st Congregational Music
Committee Has Mee'
Quartette—The Adviser
Feature Awe,q
Chlb 1V9!“
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ELECT OFFICERS .
OF YACHT CLUB l
Albert Wolf Is Chosen
Commodore — N e w
By-laws Are to Be'
Drafted
Election of officers took place last 1‘
night at the monthly meeting of the}
East Norwaik Yacht club. held in;
the club rooms. About thirty mem-
bers attended. the regular business
help; followed by a social time.
Various plans were made for the
new year. The following were
elected:
Commodore. Albert Wolf.
Vice commodore. George KnIDt‘.
Rear Commodore. E. F. Smith.
Treasurer. E. J. Hartford.
Secretary. “'iiliam ltcid.
Chaplain. E. l“. McGregor.
Steward. Tony Lawson.
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Trustee. George Knapp for one
year: Louis Robichaub for two.
years. and Roger McKibben tori
three years.
A committee was also appointed
to draft some new by laws for the
association at is was decided that
the old ones were no longer appli-
cable to the Club. E. F. Smith is'
chairman of this committee. assist-
ed by “'illiarn E Held. Stanley
Mayhem Steven S. Jarvis and Rogeri
D. McKibben. i
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The omclal tosrd of the East
avenue M. I. church met last night.
for regular monthly business.
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A number of East Norwaikers at-
tend the courses being given at the
religious training school held every
Monday night at the South Norwaik ’
Congregational church. ;
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Friends will be sorry to learn'
that Mr. E. E. Gorhatn of 202 East
avenue is still confined to his home
by illness.
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The members of the Epwortn
League will meet tonight for bush,
ness purposes at the home of Ber-5
nice Austin. ‘
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There will be a. regular meeting
of the Resolute A. C. this evening.
at the home of Charles Peterson.
Fifth street. Many important mat-
ters will be discussed. '
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Friends will be sorry to learn that
Fred Browne" of Flat street is ill
at his home with an attack of the
crip-
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Dr. end Mrs. Henry Bfenfleld..of
New York city bsve returned to
their home efter spending s few
am with urn. Mill’s penile.
Kr. and hire Robert Jessica 0: Iss-
vtew avenue.
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MUEIHN
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Oranges in '~
Oatmeal with Cream jarrau-
Scrambled Eggs Toast or Roll: the :
Jam 9011'“ ”
Cones or Substitute we: '2' g
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Potatoes nu Gratin SUM 6‘ ~
Home Made Relish 09‘ k .
Nut Bread and Butter {he ;.
Fruit Cup ‘ l “.3le
Milk Tee lam :‘.. n
Dinner con; ,« ".
Potatoes Baked with Spare-ribs .1ng din.» r.
Sauerkraut ;
App” [‘10 ' Coffee l “Hahn .m Mann—3‘,»
gas .;..n
TODAY'S RECIPES : until it ~_.
Pull! Clip—Peel and remove the last-3E2: “
white membrane from a grape- l we“, -,
fruit and one or two oranges. Put l I. ' “‘
the pulp in sherbet cups in smulijfijlf“
pieces. Add bananas cut up. a . “NIL" ,'“ a _. A
little pine-apple. apple- or any other cheese i ‘
fruit you may have on hand. Snot-t ”up .4; b ‘ > ‘ ‘
°n and dnle ltoes n (“21" f .U.
‘Cuplul t“ .
Plum-a nailed “lth sou-ems Wm...) .g_ . L 2
and sauerkraut—This is an especi- ; ”hm L... . ‘ .
siiy timely dish. as all the ingrt-dl- i brouu—- I“. _. >2 1‘
cats are now in season. are sumo 3 nice. 5,5,, . 5
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for a l’vi- .
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overlooks the profit:-
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save money and gain
satisfaction that ill-
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