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. lo player. introduced the orchestra.
‘ wave length of 423 meters.
Maul Mentiop‘
Local Items
Tells Women
Be Filled~
; walk
What: Next \Vo Vote." was the
cc! of the last round table lunch-
: meeting of the Norwnlk Repub-
l " W'omcn's association held at
th ) Royal James inn yesterday.
rs. George )viihhin gave an ex-
ce nt talk on thr- coming election,
th offices to be. Mimi. the oillcials
:1 their salaries. Mrs. Alexander
Rli'mmler presided.
an September there will appear
in he local papers notices of A. city
an town t‘ltctloit. to be htltl on the
fir. Monthly of Uctubfr. at places
prh’ided by the council." Mrs. Mc-
Klflbin said. Th. 1'“ will also appear,
a list of other-s to be llllt‘d.
f‘TlieN: llulll"‘:i arc issut-d by the
.ritg clt‘z‘k. The (‘liiilll'liitf‘s fur tilt:
diQCrcnt (-mces “'l‘l': primarily nom-t
anted at \vnrd caucuses, when every
calicus voter had an opportunity toi
a ‘m or oppose sni-l nominations.’
Onéelectirm day you ill“; privileged
lobast your vote only.
. (2 following; :lrc llze officially
leflethI‘l by :i plurality ballot of!
slight: electors (-t‘ lllt toun Kind city:
mlcor. city trcasurcr. city sht-rill‘.
(onector of taxes. tree warden. three
mwhr‘rs of the board of education“
Plat cmmrilnwn. two from the i‘l'5L‘
“ . three from the second. one]
fr the thir-l, unr- from the f-_-ur'h,|
an <one from ilH: tlfth'. six regis-
trar—a of voters. tun iit'tlie tirst “3rd,.
:in‘itwo in inc svcv-iul, :in-l two in!
’l:§.thri-‘l Ilislt'li'ls'. it. toun t'ltrk.l
thrbe selectmcu and scvcn constables. '
'The first ward clcrts: one districti
commissioner. om;- rlistrict treasurer.
Th. second ward nlv‘c's: our cloc-
triol commission: r. on: district
t-ol'pnlssiont‘r and one district treas-
urg}. The third “:trtl elects, one dis-
trig commissionvr. our; district ll't‘.lS-
urn.
”These ofi‘wrrs shall take office on
“'QHCSdnv follrming clrction. with
thg-‘exeeptimi of the toun clv-rk and
flieflmcmbers of the board of ctlucn-
tiofl'who begin their dutics on the
first Monday of January folloxviiil'.
s-thefi—lecuon. 0n the “'er‘lnesdny fol-
low: the election. the mayor shall
apwint a CI-l'pfil‘atlon councu, a.
Mix-auditor and tuo members of
thef‘bonrd of («innate and lilXIlllOli.‘
to hold office for two years. I
H‘I‘he mayor also appoints at this'
timi. subject to confirmation of the
tonic". one member of the charities
cox‘mission. one member of the,
board of relief. one member of the
board of nss-ssors. and a tax I'Olll-
inissioner and .1 building inspector.
“At. this time. the council clcctn at
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city clerk. nppnints a city ("gill-
ecr. a street cwiillnisslon' r and a
milk inspector. 1
“Whenever. at any election. were
shrill occur a tie \mc. such clrwtion
Shal be atlimirrw-l until the follow-
'rrg Tuesday, “hen election to fill
such office shall proceed w on the
previous election.
“Any elective otficc mauled by rca-l
of Offices to
at Next Election
Airs. George McKibbin Gives Republican Asso-
' ciation Facts on Next
mm incumbcut. George N.
C” confirmation: ("no mclnbvr of
charities t-nniliiission: one nltznibv-r
:of imiirtl of rrii-‘l‘; on" iutinht-r of
board of :issrssurs. Asst-ssors rc-
.l‘;ii‘iii~"i\.
Voting Day in Nor-
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shall be filled from the council by :1
member of the same political party.
"Tue following are the ofllces to
be filled next fall and their respec-
tive salaries:
Officials. Salary.
Mayor ............... ..... $1.000
City Treasurer ............ 50*)
City Sheriff ...... . ........ FOt'F
Collector of Taxes . . . .... . . . 1.500
Tron “'ardcn
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Board of Cducutlon—Eaeh
party nominates 2: enndi- i
dates. 3 highest elected.
Town Clerk
Selectinr-n-—l-Zzieh party nomi-
naitx’s 2 candidates. 3 high—
t-St t’lOI‘tc‘Il
Constables -— L‘neh pn rt)‘
noimnatr‘s 1 candidates.
liiulmst elected
Councilmen-2 in First word.
3 in Second Marti, l in
Third. l in I‘ourih and l
in Filth ... .............
v2;l<'rnrs of Voters—First
\‘oliilgtlistriei. Second \‘ot-
in; district. 'l‘hird \‘otiiu:
vlistrit-t. Salary not le>s
than ....................
"'l‘lm l-‘irst. “and elects every
yrnrs. one district commission- r and
”no district. trrasurcr.
"The Srr-ontl ward elm-ts every
years. (um electrical (‘(ti'lll’lll$."l her.
one district t't‘ilnllllSFlOnt‘l‘ and on"
llistrin't trcusiir-ii‘.
"The Third \\.'il'tl "l'i‘lt-l cvcry
years. ctr. district commissioner nit-l
one IllSll‘lf" trmsurt-r.
“rho Mayor appoints. without con-
ilrmntion by the. Council: One cor-
poration counsel. salary. SLSOU‘
(present incumbent is John J. ('u—i
mo): Unv t'ilv lilliliinr, Silt!” (lll'Cb-V
Wilson):
two members of the Board of Esti-
mate and Taxation every two yours.
"Council elects: (Hie t-ily tlrri.’
(prc-sciit iimuinlmnt. Irving 1‘. Hui.—
rrtsoti‘t. sulziry $1.200. also recvlvcs
Hun as clv-rk of board of assessors.
Allvm'v-‘l an assistant with salary ct
$7\3 yearly.
"Mayor appoints. subject to Coun-
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('('i\'t‘ 50"!) _\-t:irly. ’J‘ax commission-
er‘s salary. 52.4"“. Building inspec-
tor's snlnry. Siting."
Among those present were:
May \\‘«c:i. Mrs. John
Mrs. t'. {illrtl'.‘llll. Mrs. i-‘rctirrick
lif‘i'lhf’h‘ r Mrs. H. 1". Andrcus. Mrs.
I". A. Suyirmur. Mrs. ll. Gicndenninrl.
Mrs. Ads: 5. Betta. Mrs. Emma C.
3111'. Leah M. Bibit‘likofi’.
Mabel U. \Vntt. Airs. Leon B.
Fish. Mrs. George \t’. Carroll. Mrs.
.\llt'v‘ Alt-Killhon. 'Mrs. Edith Al.
Moullhrop. Mrs. A. D. “'utlsnorth.
Mrs. Alexander Rummler. Mrs. E.
Mrs.
Merrinuiii.
Airs.
CI. Drake. Mrs. Robert B. B. l’ootc.
Mrs. “I. L. Carter (from Roselle. N.
J.l. Miss Mary Rider. Mrs. Marga-
son of death. incapacity or crlm-a on rct Stevens, Mrs. C‘. 1‘. Prev. Mrs.
the part of the rh-i‘son holding such Ha rbcrt “I (larhnm. Mrs. E. Unr-
(Ifllce. shall be fill-«l by plurality vole thnl. Mrs. i'urtis Owens, Mrs. 1". i-‘.
of the council. Lovejoy. Mrs. A. J. i‘cnucll. Mrs.
"It the office of the mayor be \a- John t‘. Sherman and Mrs. \V. A.l
and for any cause.“ the vacancy Fischer fl‘ulll \Vilton. l
I a dies Orchestra Of 'residents or Nor—walk. Mr. I'urdy
0 . . [being in business here. lie is now
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Cltb’ Oil the Radlo i ntnnngcr of the Ilnrdniun Peel-t
l‘luno Co. who arranged for the
The Norwalk Ladies) Orchestra.
known here In town as the Jcancttc
UN. Quintet", broadcaster] Tiles-
dag night our siniion “(MFA on a
Local fans silit‘d that the (ir-
chctra's playing was (-xcrllent but
th‘ it was spoiled by interference.
due to the fact that \VMCA has not
yet; been assigned to any special
wave length.
The quintctte includes: Ethel
Wrigley of 115 Main street. \ioiin;
Luqy Smith. violin: Maybelle Austin,
of O L'niou Park. viola; Mon'tie
Purdy, cello; and Jeanette l'hle of
Q Union avenue. piano and director.
WWII Purdy, husband of the cel-
Mr. and Mrs. Purdy formerly were
broadcasting of tho Norivaik or-
chestra last night.
livery Tuesday night from now"
on, there will boa. “llarduian
Hour." 8. suital-lu program being
arranged for the event. betwrcn 8
and 9 o'clock.
The studio announcer tor this
station “'MCA is “Bert" Ed Squires,
who formerly lived at. 1785 North
avenue. Bridgeport. and even at-
tended school there at the Sacred
Heart.
During the “Hardman llour" last
night. Carmela. Ponselle. former
choir singer in Moriden, Conn. was
on the program. She is the sister of
Rosa. Ponscllo. Aliss Ponscllc is u
mezzosoprano. Other celebrated
artists were on the program.
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For education
For accident
For loss of
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been
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Savings Plus
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South Nor-walk. Conn
Open Monday Evenings s to 8
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motion filing the “Sav- '
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’o'clock from her late home 37 Bel-
. discussed after which a social hour
’ Coir man.
If You Have Any NewsL-Wfite to The Woluan’s Ediber, clo The Evening Salami. or Cl“ 92 or 98
w
Professor Edgar White Bun-ill do-
llvered his weekly lecture on phy~
schology yesterday afternoon at. 4
o'clock at the Royal James Inn.
There will tip a rehearsal of the
degree team Eureka. Rcbeccs. Lodge
No. 42, Friday evening at 8 o'clock
in the rooms in South Main street.
All members are requested to at-
tend. '
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Louise Lodge. Daughters of Her-
man held a. meeting last night in
their rooms on \Vashington street.
Mrs. Jennie Keeler was elected dolo-
gate to attend the state convention
which “ill be held May 13 at New
London. During the business of the
evening. action was taken on the
death of the late sister. Marguerite
Walter. All members were request-
ed to attend her funeral which will
he held Friday afternoon at 3
don I] venue.
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A business meeting of the Ladies
:itl\iliury of the Mulvoy 'l‘arlov Post '
V. l“. \i'. was held last night in Red
Alcu's lzull u \\ aslnlngton street at
7:30 o'clock. Regular business was
was enjoyed. The oflicers of this
association are: Mrs. Anna F.
Banks. president: Mrs. ’l‘illio Booth-
iy. secretary; Miss Stella. Isreal.
treasurer; Miss Margaret Leonard.
Ft'lilul' \ice president; Mrs. Mary
O'Brien. Junior vice president: Miss
Alice (In-ugh. chaplain; Mrs. Norah
conductor; Mrs. Bertha.
Ross. Mrs. Cunda C‘nrruthers . Mrs.
Anna. Mulvcy and Mrs. Josephine
Sultan, color bearers.
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in: and Mrs. lierbert J. Cornell of
“Rs-t uvcuuc hll\(; returned from :5
Mint: month's trip to Florida and
“mum. l’ir. Cornell has moved in-
to .1 new office in the Palace:
tlteuti‘c building. ;
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line to the fact that. the "Blues“
lost in the rt-ccnt contest at tho
Sou’ll Nortvalk Maliodist Episcopal
church, Sunday school, they will en-
iertain the entire school Friday
night. March 13. with music. games-
:lllll refreshments. All members 01'
Ill“ school are inxlted to be present.
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'lhe:c “iii in; a. meeting of the
other rs and tour-hers of the church
school of tho South Norwalk- Con-
grt-mtionzll for supper and confer-
L'llL'tg‘ tonight. .
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Lady MacLuclllan Lodge No. 82.
ill-lighters ol‘ Sculls. will hold a. (like
nulr l‘ridri). ‘ '
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Alt-mlu'rs of the Girls and “‘o-i
mwn‘s club will meet tonight for’
their bowling to-uni session. This is
to be lll" second practice. Already
it number of the girls grave signed
1p and more are (expected to do so
tonight. Any one may join. Mrs.
Alfred OVL-rthrow is in charge.
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'lho \Veek Night service of tin-
lst M. .'.‘. l‘htirrli “ill be held to-
iziglzt. .i; thin o’rleck.
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The Pioneer group of the Y. M. P.
A. cf lllc South thvalk Baptist
church \\ill meet this afternoon at
the. l‘hllrt'll_ at 4:43 o'clock. The
l'ionnr trio Will also play at tile
Bibi". School Sunday.
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Mrs Helen Rntchford. teacher of
Ltitiii .‘Ill'i Spanish lit the Norwnlk
high .“I llUOl Went to Hartford ’l‘ucs-
(ii-y to speak bnforc. the legislature
in favor or a. bill for equal pay for
men and women teachers. L'pon
her rcturn h'llu stated that. she
thought the-bill hrid a very good
cltuiiw- ol loin: looked upon (anor-
nhly by thw i-Ititiciztion Committee at
lcas'.
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The Part Comniaiidcrs' Associa-
tion of tho Shepherds of Briiilchem'
“ill hold a, meeting Monday night
at the home of Mrs. J-Zthel Mnlkin.
Main street.
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There was a rchcnrsul of the cnd- !
men appearing in “'nnoma. Coun-
cil's ministrel show at the home of
Mrs. T. M. Stocking. Howard avo-
nue. Tuesday night. The show will
be presented March 19.
Ridgel‘teld Girl to
W ed New York Doctor
RIDGEFIELD. March 11—)”.
and Airs. B. Ogden Chisholm of New
York and Ridgclield have announc-
ed tho engnghnent of their daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Hansen Chisholm
to Dr. Robert Ogden DuBols, son of
the late Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ogden
DuBols of New York. Miss Chis-
holm. who has been a popular mem-
ber of New York's younger set since
her debut a. few seasons ago, is a.
member of the Junior league and at-
tended Miss Chaplin's school. She
has two sisters. the Misses Margaret
“1 and Priscilla P. Chisholm. Dr.
DuBois was graduated from Columo
bis. university in 1915 and from the
College of Physicians and Surgeons
in 1919. No date has been set for
the wedding.’
Church Members Plan
To Go to Heai’Opera
Members of the South ~Norwsll:
Methodist. church will make? their
annual trip to New York Saturday.
when they will hear the open
‘Tdstam Und Isolde" at the Mot-
ropolltau. Open. House. ‘
Those who will , make up the
party are as follows: Carleton
L'Hommedieu. director of the choir:
Raymond Sherwood. Mr. and Mrs.
K. Wilkinson. Mildred lattejoy,
Helen Miller, Lucy Baddeley. Mrs.
Clara Rent-don. Miss Jennie Rae).
don. Ruth Brush. Ruth Raymond
and Luella Finch. Saturday after-
noon. before the opera. several
members of the choir will go to the
Little theatre to witness a perform-
ance of the comedy “Pigs." Miss
3313. Miss Mood and Miss
ch will .attend; the Impact-.1
'whicli tench lll‘.'lll
| Mr.
Tires at‘Sms.
class) " for. 31.50.
I Teaching Pol
Active Working" in Republican Ranks Here
Sorry to See Weekly Luncheon Come to End
itics to WOmcn
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.‘IRS. JOHN 1‘. SHERALL"
"it is “‘1”: grout regret that I see
thr: weekly round table. lllllt'llI‘Un of
the Nero-nil. llcpuhllcnn \\'oim.u's
Association come to an end." said
Mrs. John C. Sherman. first \tcc-
president of the orugnimtion.
"Wt have all irnrnui so much
from tip.- diffcrrnt iztlks guru cinch
\Vcdncsdny. The Republican “‘0-
incn's association is not Just. a poll-
tical organization, it is an education-
‘ni medium, through which the wo.,
men of the city are brought in ClMC
touch with tho lllll'.'ly topics of In»:
Cay.
“\Yc want to
tercstcd in tho :lfiairs of their city.
their stntu and their nation. and \v-
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figure that. in order to do that. we
tilt-in dilation:
in their
must b ring bcfore
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Jacob Joscm of l"it\.\hill road is
ill at. his home.
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The Twin City Valet is a central-
ly located establishment where
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
for indlcs and 321.“:an is not
taken care of. 6? North Main St...
Phone {05. Adv.
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Mrs. Theresa. Cuxnllo of Blf‘tlr‘ll
street is ill at her home.
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SPHINGTIME IMI‘Oit'I.\.‘\”l‘.l
Laundry work at any1cnson of;
the your is particularly important:
and particularly so at tho Spring-g
time season of the your. ling t‘uus.‘
lace curtains and many other things!
at. this season of the your lit't‘d '
e
lilli
:ti-u
tentiou and The Star Laundry calls
the lllltnlloll of the public to the
fact that. the suggestions made
above will he gitcn the closest nt-
tcntlon here. This establishment
has excellent. facilities for all feu-
turcs of laundry work. Delivery
covers all sections of Norwalk and
vicinity. A phone call will luring the
same to your door for the luundry
package Tho Star Laundry. ll
Cross street. Nor-walk. Phone 3334.
--_\d\'.
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and Mrs. Josephine Futino of
Boulon street entertained relatives
from New York city.
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—Best Cbal. Harris & Cans—Adv
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Joseph Bcaushman of Laura
street. was a. visitor in Danbury yrs-
terdaY.
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-—The heating problem in its
every feature no (nutter how large
or small the job may be can be
correctly taken care of‘by The Nel-
son M._Whito Establishment, 56 No.
Main :treet.—Adv.
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George Comstock of New Haven.
was a bust visitor in Spring-
wood ye‘sterd
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—Houso and factory wiring done
by workmlm who know how. Best
of materials used and conservative
prices'ch‘arged. Radio sets and
supplies are here. Moeller's Elec-
tric Shop. :8 Washington SL—Adv.
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Harold-Wood of Benton street
was a business visito; in Bridgeport
yesterday.
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Special sale of 30x3 1-: Cord
tube to'ftt (first
Ever Ready B.
Batteries for radio. 31.45 for}: 1-:
volts. 82.90 for 45 rvolts. Norwalk
Post Road Tire Co. 62 Wall met.
—Mv. -
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Th. .Tennngack Sign 00.. or this
city have opened an office on Wall
street. in Samuel Rudder’s building.
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-—Leigh Coal. nerds a Guil-
‘ ‘- —-Adv
Joseph ox Lon m and
theatre. to lee the musical M
lute." Mz‘éuar.
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flaw of mysmm..,:n-_
gct the “onion in-;
homo,
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,dlshcs. a cutlery
Photo by Manugisn.
tin-tr social and their business lives.
This, the Republican Women's as-
.wnutton has slrh'cll lu do and is
now strixing to do.
Mrs. Sherman has a‘ways been an
nrdr-nt worker in the organization.
Alter M rs. Leo Duns, Mrs. Shcrman
“.15 Pitshlt’lll. of the Republican
\\'t‘msn's Association during the
summer and the following presidcnv
tiiil campaign.
She is now first vice president. is
\it e t linirmnn of the first “ard town
culiimiitcc, is :l ntcmbcr of the first
mini city ceilinliitce, has been a
delegate to u. numbcr of tho conven-
tions, has been an lictivo worker in
'tu-z-y proposition which the licpub-
licnn women have undertaken. and
;ll;i3 .iiunys been a member of the
l inuruino Board.
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i.‘v:.in:pi- l‘Lil't‘l! or I’aradlso
street “as a busmcss visitor in flar-
rn, .~v.\v lurk. ycsterday.
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You Coal.
‘AI‘
—-L.1rgo llarrig &
Cant—Adj.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julius Changcrynnd
faintly of ulcan street. have moved
to St uu rt avenue.
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——This is your last chance to take
advantage of A. J. Collins Co.’s re-
innrknblo Hoosier oilcr. If you buy
your Hoosit‘r Friday or Saturday.
you get with it a. beautiful sot of
set. and a glass
ct-rml SPL—AdY.
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“'lllinm Szilmre of Pgiradiso street
“us a usher in New lurk city yes—
tcrdu)’.
—Closing out $12.50 Spslding
sweaters for 86.:5.-—Donnclly’s.
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Charles Mogn. of llouton street
was a visitor in Stamford Tuesday.
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—-1'ou should not delay. order
yours today. Read advertisement.
A. J. Collins Co.-——Adv.
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Julius Sherman of Ely avenue.
was a recent visitor in Bridgeport.
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George Andrews of Ely avenue
went. to New Haven Tuesday.
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——Modern dance. Community hall.
every Friday night—Adv.
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Da\ id Green of New . York city
‘was a. business visitor in town yes-
terday.
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John Whorden of South street
was I. visitor-in New York city.
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-—Radlo service at Donnelly's.
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Miss Anna. McKeon or :17 Main
street is enjoyinga weeks' vacation.
She is employed as s. bookkeeper st
Woolworth's.
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Mr. and. Mrs. Benjamin Kelly of
2 Chestnut streethave been enter-
taining their daughter. Mrs. William
Richards and .her daughter Shirley
of New Haven, for a week. .
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—deio and . Victrolss sold on
us, terms. Dormant—Adv.
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Steven Hos-not Ely avenue was I.
business visitor in Stamford yester-
day. I . .
Joseph Gabbibo of Bouton street
motored to Bridgeport-yesterday on
business .
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-—Fresh caught. Westport smelts.
at People's Market. Inc. ~40 So.
Main 8t.'—Adv. , .
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Alexander suns-burger of Lexing-
ton avenue. motored to Duties yes-
tOKdOY- I -
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Mrs. C. Chernok of Love um t
was a visitor in New York M; 1.
o o. ~o
.J'mh caught Westpert' melts;
it People'- Motif-Incandt So.
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DIG GR UND FUR ' .
CHURgH ADDITION
Advent Christian to Be
Enlarged to T a k e
Care of Congrega-
tion '
The first ground in preparation
for the new addition to the Advent
Christian church was broken yester-
day.
Several members of the church
are working on the project. the pro-
gess on of which will go forward
bit. by bit. For a long time the
church which has been steadily/Ju-
crcssing in size of congregation. has
needed an addition. and this spring
it was decided to commence action.
The new wing will be a Sunday
school room which can be used also
for a vestry room, social and choir
quarters. and will much alleviate
the present crowded condition of the
church.
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The Ladies of the Mission Society
of the Advent Christian church held
a meeting yesterday afternoon at 2
o’clock. Conditions in home and
foreign missions were discussed. fol-
lowing which a_social hour was en.
toyed. The meeting was held in the
vestry room of the Church.
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Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. 1". L. Piper of 16 Van Zant.
street. is recovering from her illness
and hopes soon to be up and around
attending to her various duties. Mrs.
Piper has been ill for nearly four
weeks.
The Women's association of the
South Norwalk Baptist. church will
meet. this afternoon at 3 o'clock for
a. sewing and social meeting to be
at. the home of Miss Helen Finch. 8
Van Zant street.
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This stternoon'st. 3 o'clock mem-
bers of the Women's guild of Christ
church will meet with Mrs. A. T.
Francis. 82 Osborn avenue. At 7:30
o'clock. the Triangle club of Christ
church will meet in the church
basement.
Prayer oervlce will be held to-
night at 8 o'clock at the Swedish
Congregational church.
0 0 0
Prayer and praise service will be
held tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the
Advent. Christian church.
0 o 0
The “'omtn‘s Guild of Christ
church will hold a regular meeting
at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Albert T. Francis of
Osborn avenue.
0 0 C
The vestry of Christ church will
meet tonight at. 7:30 o'clock for im-
portant business. All vestrymen
are asked to attend.
Shufelt brothers are now located
in their new home at 47 West sve-
nue. having closed their show room
in the llafner block in Liberty Sq.
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Rev. James Benton Werner of the
Grace church will sneak at the,
meeting of the Christ church memo
bore tomorrow evening at 7:80
o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Shorter Skirts
Worry Workers
RLLV CiiESTER. En‘llnd. March
. i:.—Reports from Paris. the Riviera
London and other centers of fashion
that skirts this year are to be still
shorter. has caused a shudder of
gloom to pass our workers in the
textile trades. The shorter the
skirt: the less work there is in the
textile districto.
W
L. o. o. M. South Norwalk Lodge
No. 529. will meet tonight at 63 So.
Main street.
O 0
Sons and D'aughters of Liberty.
Banner Council No. 54. will meet to-
night st 100 “Washington street.
0 0 0
United Hatters of North America.
Trimmers and Operators. local No.
33. will meet. tonight at 4: Franklin
street.
0 O 0
Court Cecile No. 1,015. Catholic
Daughters of America. will most. to-
night for semi monthly business at
22 West avenue. "
O 0 0
Court Nari-ilk No. 58. Foresters of
America. will hold their semi
monthly meet tonight at o >Cou1-
merco street.
0 C O
Kain-cs. Encampment Ko. :1.
Odd Fellows. will hold their meet-
ing tonight at 10 Wall street.
‘ o e 0
Lady Washington Lodge. Shep-
herds of Bethlehem. No. :1. will
meet tonight at :6 Main street.
nue has accepted a position with
. Jacobs Shoo factory.
o o o ,.
Mrs. lawn-sues . Kinds of Fort
Polatmhaamovmdfroms
roeentlllnon.
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--Fresh caught Westport melts.
It People's Market. Inc. (0. Bo.
Main BL—Adv
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Mrs. Julius Kill: or Ely avenue
has accepted a position with the Ja-
cob Shoe‘hctory. I ‘
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Joseph “cost: of Osborne avenue
was a visitor in Stamford Tuesday
evening.
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TFURSDAY, MAch _
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TOM THUMB WEDDING TO BE
GIVEN AT NORWALK M. i;
A “Tom Thumb" wedding is to be . as
CHI.»
given under the auspices of the Philg k" .‘l:- . . fi‘ 1: e“!
athea class of the Nor-walk Metho-l lld‘l ~ :. “4“;7‘ ‘
dist church at. the church. Friday: as?“ 1“ 4,”:
night. March 20m. Hun; ‘ ’- . 11
Forty-live little children. practtc- datum .
all: all of them under tour years 0: M. m ~,
age. are to take part in this big "
event which promises to surpass at.
others in interest and attendance.
The occasion is being planned for
tho benefit of the Philathea cuss, k.
to which all the funds will go, lhty ' r ,
to be used for the charitable work,
in which the class plays so big ‘.\
part in this city. l '11 _
Mrs. Jennie Pugh is chairman of; ca: 3
tho committee, on arrangements antll i:
is catching all the children. Mrs]
Clarence Seymour is head of the
Philathca class under the auspicesi
of which the affair is being glteii.
Mrs. Stephen Bray is chairman ot
the costume committee. .
The first. number on the program.
for the evening will be a. Dre-nuptial
concert by the members of the Sun-
day school orchestra. Charles l\~ .-
will play the organ while Mrs. .\r-
tnur Dixon lla'i will sing.
The ”bride' 'of the evening mi.
be Virginia Dunbar, four year o‘l
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. vaso T.
Dunbar.
The "groom" will be Charles I:.'Z.1T.
Barto. (Our year old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Barto.
The "best man" “ill be Mlard
llaasc. son of Mrs. L‘dith Hullsc. lll'.
best man also being four years of
age. .
The minister will be Ray Grieb" , .' i
The bridesmaids will include mu.
tie girls all under four years of are i; -
300 EXPECTED AT CARD nun
or WAR VETERANS
Three hundred men and wom'n
:nro expected to attend the Joint card
party to be given tonight at the Roy— .
al James Inn. The affair is undar
the auspices of the McKinley Camp :
N0. 9. L'. 5.. V. l". \\'.. the .‘lill103-_ 'l'iw
rarlov Post. No. 603. V. 1-”. \\‘., andE '.
their auxiliaries. ‘
Elaborate plans have been made
for the occasion. There will be a
special corps of scorelteepers tor the
card games and unique {Wilts tor
each table.
Both plnocme and eucllrc will in
played and any other card game. for
which tablet may be made up at the
last minute. Dancing to one of lhn
city's best orchestras tvill continuc
throughout the evcning.
\ The scorekcemrs for the evcn:x.:r
include: Miss iiclen “'hile. Miss}. 1
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MANY AT MEETING ,.
oF LADIES’ AID ;
Gathering at Home of? 3'33;
Mrs. John Sniffin in '
Raymond St—Other "
News ‘
A good meeting of the Ladies' Azd ‘
Society of the Baptist church was
held yesterday at the home of Mrs,
John Sniffin of— liaymond Slrtt’l.
Following the sewing session in 1hr.
morning. a business meeting was;
held in the afternoon. at which the:
Society voted to turn over a sum of
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money to the church toward the rc-i J O.‘
pair work. Those present “en-z if"
Mrs. E. Howard Evory. Mrs Kulll- “”1 " ’
leen Scofield. Mrs J. A. Siabcit. .‘drs. “‘1“- i
John Snift’in. Mrs. Nettie liaymon.t.; _
strut Grszin. Mrs. Clement D. 3.1—. '~-"
brecht and Mrs. Jarvis. . 5""
At the meeting of the Lmiws‘ Aid . 1‘
society held yesterday fifteen mem- ““C' ‘
bers were present. Following the ".1“:
meeting a social time was held. H515 ‘
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Rev. and Mrs. Charles S. Gray 0‘, 01“” ‘ ‘ 7..
Pennoyer street are in New York to—' "l ll- \ “
(lgy_ loss. 3‘. .
. . . honor”
The Prayer ScrvlCc of the Baptist piuccd
STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
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“FURNITURE FOR THE ENTIRE-L limilt
48-65 NO. MAIN ST. SOUTH Ni‘lf‘fli'ALK
PHONE 105
A“ Card Party and Dance
Will be given by The Veterans of F01"
eign Wars and Spanish War Veterans
at the.
ROYAL JAMES
TONIGHT
Cardpla‘ying will start promptly at 8‘3“
Dancing will continue until 12-
' . ‘ Music by Allen’s Orchestra
.- . .i .. . $10M 1:
Norwalk Chronicler