I’uaonal Mention
Local Item:
orten Women’
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Bulletin
The Connecticut League of Women
, V”! this year is again making one
due legislati‘e aims. the enactment
on. bill providing for shorter work~
III: at): for Women and girls over
sateen. employed in manufacturing
vl mechanical l stahlisi 11 onto.
his petitions to Hartford urg-
the adoption of some measure to
NM“ the long now lP\it‘d
on the women in so znanv brunch ».~
of 'niduxtn.
i‘Jt prcsent.’ says the League of
when Voters in a recent bulletin.
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necticut. to “or k ten hours a do)
‘ innlfifty iivc hours a “wok. Twenty-
.ft‘ivo sin: cs 111 the uuwn require a
211m. hour (lav or loss. Airline. .\l: is-
' mhttset il. Ill ode 1: land and Ne“
15ng haw: alreadv a pint hour do}
innd there is a strong effort ”helm;
the hours to an ugh: hour day
A ,a. iwty eight. hour “tt'k.
”The tact that
is Ptorty- eight hour week and that
gun? Connectic cu: industrits are .11-
E13? operating successfully on the
c
r uorkint; «lay 1s a root in
itself that “c are nut making 1:11-
-- ou¢nable or impossible dc n1 nris
.~ -'t tho-e manufacturrrs “to “ill
'1 bt shorten the working day for
omen unless required to do so in
.inv: For. althr- 11:11 :1 .rge rnrcvn!
,, iofTOur lilOD‘ w1.1:htnn(d manufac-
riturere have \ulun' 11l', adopted :1
hide hour and in many vases an eight
' shop! day. there- are still thousands
‘ot; women in Connccticut working
E da .
f * ficgfglrng i’o all physical. social .luctlvo in the day. It has boon rc- ~\(‘0m;111‘(1}1;lnc m Xi Friday the South
1 and ethical s’nnriurtls. a ten Lour manic-div provwl that the “‘OI‘REF1 “11“": ”Pt 1:3 figure: will present
day is too long. 1 frequently accomplishes in hint-.111?!" 1‘ 11 l (8 UR \1slry every
"A woman on :1 ton hour din)" hours or in eight. hours more than r1 ;‘ “"l‘l|§‘;1l ‘0 Clock. Tho (u;
most of Souk-9 leave homo about in ten hours. In addition than it snifhgmem “ incandel: number 0
sill-thirty in order to skin work in less waste of time from errors duv Morn-nil: ;‘;?zfi?h'§: :11ch on :26
the factory at sewn. If she has an to fatigue and fewer accidents. 1‘“! 5:” for chit-ch“ u oscspm 3
. “0‘0? 10? luut‘h. the “ill not leave There is a. lesscnmi labor turnovcr' ‘ ‘ .‘ . P31” 1
"1. {3‘30” un'll ~“\' in Th” evening. and less absenteeism—two of (iii 11 ‘1 ‘ 1 - 1
, She has then, in all probability, work great sources of loss to the manu- 1 lbiiilihtyriggi‘ :Pllitlesttnl:hcx:;‘i:m
:0 do at home. She must, wash and facturf‘rs. “m1”. (huh?! “1“ give a supper
A number of other “omen ‘s organ-[ .
int: c handtn togcthu- and {en remaining hours of a. d113, by 11
one ar g woman who has already worked ton
She has been
subjected all day to tho strain due tot
the spr-erl of modern industry. to the
"mpermit stile and women in Con-i
:"bohlx made in .\'v- w York to iodmr .
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Industry is holding.
" it. own in Massachusetts where thcrc
-:gue of Women Voters Hope to
5 Working Hours
Fight One of Chief Aims at Present
Legislature Session—Explain Matter in
iron and help with the genera
housework.
and bathe and their clothes to pu
in order for school next day.
hours in a factory.
l
EtieiliCHinr fatigue due to monotony
land frequently. to
roar of manym
inn} hh\0 been pitted against (ha
inf a. power driven iron muchim
i\\hcre too frequently the machxnr !
sets the standard of endurance. 01
she may have been inspecting.
tho pea canning industry a gill in
specie .2000 cans of peas 8. day
ponti-zr: one of the 180
in certain kind of: shoe.
"it is an zucccptod fact that in~
duslry tin-(ls women workers 01113
that women not-d the wages they
earn in industry. But it is also on
It hflq also been physiologically prov-
ed that women are more stircr-ptibi-*~
to vxcessho tutigiiv than iron.
"l".\pf r11 nce has shown that
especially in skilled work, reduction
of output does not follow reduction
of hours. The hour between flu-
and six is recognizcd as the least pro-
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3mm PREACH ON
FAITH IN CREATOR
Rev. Mr. Gray and Rev.
Mr. Scalise Deliver
Interesting Sermons
, Taking as his sermon yesterday
}m1n¢. "As If It Wer 1': True " the
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*Bev. Charles B Grav, at, tho Metho-
lint church told of the 700- mile jour-
31!! of Ezra. the prlCSt, on which he
i’mok $4. 000. 0(0 worth of treasure.
with—no guard b1 1 his faith in the
331me of God to protect His own.
"Eu-a. the priest," said the minis-
§Le;. gutted on his TOO-mile journey
’ om Babylon to Jerusalem. around
0 desert. ’mid dangers from Ec-
ouin bandits. and when the King
flared him a guard. he had said that.
30d was able and could be trusted.
So he risked the 3 1-: months and
mine through safely. This was a re-
J'al of religious faith definitely
ed through the restoration of
Holy City. Back of all tho nub
means was the vitalxty of re~
us filth. Ezra. declared the
casinos and power of God. and act-
“ if it were true. llv'vival came.
7 at through patronage of men. but
rough the thorough using of de-
trulh. This God was no ca-
, to men. but their Creator. their
ad‘e and Fuller
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Ming as his sermon, "The Grace
God." on the quotation. “Jeho-
il merciful and gracious. slow to
F. Scolise. of the Rowayton Baptist
church .yeeterdny said that there
provoking article in the current. is-
sue o: the American Magazine. by
the Usiinguiahed novelist and histor-
ian. IIIG. Wells. on "The Ten Great
Discovcri-ss."
"These are what he considers the
"Pen (treat Discoveries.’ declared the
minister: ”The discovery of implo-
ments. morality. speech. tire. domes-
tication of animals discovery of r-ai-
endar. subjugation of water. writing.
money. abolition of distances.’ it
must he confessed thvy are other
than what may have been supposcd
by many of us. He omitted an all
inclueive discovery—the inexorable-
mm of the L'niversn of God. the
boundlessness of God" s grace.
" in the first place, it must be con—
fessed to our shame that no hovel
taken the universe for granted and
l1'1vc become callous and blind to thc
manifold manifestations of God's
grace in our common life.
“In Oliver Goldsmith's play. 'She
toops to Conquer.’ Mr. Hardcastle
was treated as the inn-keeper when
he was the host. There are men to-
day that are living in God‘s beautiful
universct but seem to forget. that
God is the Host. and we treat 111m
just as tho inn-keeper."
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The younger phonic of the Metho-
dist church Sunday school will imid
their St. Patrick‘s party tomorrow
evening.
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Carl Adonis. proprietor of the
lunch room near the White Bridge.
has purchased the lunch room build-
ing next to the Review in Darion.
which he will have moved next to
and abundant in loving kind-
eu.”-~PsaJm 103:8. the Rev. Victor
the new Brown block. by tho White
Bridge.
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For loan of
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South Norwalkm
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Combined Savings
With
Life Insurance
It Provides—
Por education of children!
for paying off a How!
Do You Know How $1. 00 to
$2.50 Per Week Will Do This?
Sa'vings Plus
Insurance Club
South Normhconn.
0” Maid-y Evening! I to e
or sickness!
employment l
THE
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Savings Bank
IndMnfltoBank
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If she is married as she
often is. she has not. only her houec
work to do but her children to tied
“And all this must be done in the
the deafening
machines. Her strength
in
Or sho may hoxe been endlessly re—
separatc.
operations that go to the making offilhnville. “1.: ’1‘. ll. Donahue of N. Y.
acccpted incl that Women neod' “tad of\ .Y H. Bat-1.11210! New
special protection. It is the lllllyii‘tllliilin E. D. “‘ilcox of Boston.
at. the Sm“, to protect the 11mm). .\l:xs.<.: Mrs. J. “2 “'hitoheod of N.
l o‘.’ 1's \vomcn. \K'otucu are mothers Y. ("q-Mix J. M. Dcnsbtirg of New
1(1.‘ thr‘. race. Injury to their health Haunt: Mr. and lira. \V. B. Minor
'meane iniunj to the whole nation. 0f 3tf“‘&rk. 3. J; “1 '1‘. Todd of
appeared a. suggestive and thought-;
nrumnmNm—Wduhmmm *mmsa-Aacalflcfl
e
A number of Not-wetter. m
the first lecture on prom moh-
logy given int main ct“. m—
field hotel. Bridgeport. uwrence w.
Rogers of New York City 3 In
charge of the course which will run
from Murcia 15 11an level: 17. in-
clusive. The topio of tho ltd. loo-
ture was “Psychology in ey
Life.” Tonight it will bum 0 PM-
11: Paying Personaliv." comets
row night. "Yuor Unconfiionn
of Power. "
I Ocean
once wit be held in Anson“. M
t 25 and 26. by invitation of the Ella-
heth Clarke Hull chapter. The a.-
ston will open at 2 o 'clock the of.
ternoon \Vedneeday. report.
from officers and sat. m and
election of officers. A program 0!
entertainment vfill be given in the
evening following I. supper. Thur-
day will be devoted to I. general
meeting and luncheon with inter-at.
ing speakers. Sc\ era! members
it om the Norwalk chapter will M.-
ii nd
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Guests at the Royal James Int.
'01 or the “Mk end included: Mrs.
A. ll. Mlers of IiocL‘t‘llle Centre. N.
Y.. B. H. Myers of Rockville Centre.
X. l’.; A. ill. Comstock. Boston.
Mass: Mr. and hire. P. Came of
Schncctady. N. Y.: K. M. Moore of
m: .1. 1-1. Les of x. Y. (1.; Mr. and
{Mrs A. \\'. ltnnkin of Stamford;
‘Mrs. \V. ll. Hall of N. Y. C.: bit.
and Nrr- H. '1‘. Davis of Hartford:
'llonlrtmin {20153 of 3.31 C.; A. 8.
Newark. N. l: John Bryne of Now-
nrk. N. J.
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Tiic l'ast Commanricre‘ aseemiation
oi the Shepherds of Bethlehem will
Ehold a. mct‘llng tonight nt the home
of Mrs. Ethel Mulkin in Main street.
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\\ odnesriay night at the church. This
is one in a series.
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Members of the Epwortb league
of 11w Nortvalk Methodist Episcopal
church “ill hold 11 college track "100'.
rind athir tic soda] Wednesday night
in the social rooms otjtlu church un-
der the supervision of the fourth
vice- prceldent. Ralph Hartwell. Pre-
'ccding the social will no the regular
monthly niol‘ting m. which time
tummy tonlt‘s of interest to the Lou-
gums “ill lw (lifx‘ilsst‘d. Thai social
is the first. of its kind to be given in
'Norwnlk and promises to he very
popular. Them will be game. in
\Allh h everybody will have a. chance
to 1 mnpele. First and second prizes
Quill Iw d“:|l‘(l“d for every game.
iXoiman Wiggicsxvorth will be re!-
[one and live. Tompkins will Incite
:ihe awards.
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Arthur Dopow. organist from New
\‘orl. Gin-.1111 hr- in town for two
«1133. 'l‘onuzht he will open the or-
gain for the nr-w Congregational
church.
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Star of Columbia Circle. 1’. of \A.
will hold an "lrish" night Thursday.|
evening in lied Men's hall. “'ash-
ington street. The public is invited
to tho affair.
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The meeting of \‘S‘lliiam McKin-
lcy camp auxiliary scheduled for
tomorrow night has been postponed
in order that the members may \isit
the From rick A. Hill camp auxil-
iary in Stamford.
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Norwalk Sowing class will hold a
card party at the Girls’ and W0-
men's club rooms on Wall street.
\Vedneeday night. March Slit. at 8
o'clock.
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Members of the People's Chorus
will meet. tonight to sing at the
New Congregational church at 7:80.
o‘clock. Their selections will be
from the book of the "Messiah."
and will include "Lift up your
Head," and tho "Buxelujnh, Chor-
us.”
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Definrio of
~61! Lexington avenue. yesterday
motored to Mystic to visit their
d:1u:l1tcr.l{elen. who is at. present
at the Mystic oral school for the
deaf. Mr. Tucker eaten-Snot! thom
for the day. first by presenting an
1 entertainment and then by giving I
1dinner and later shown" the ow
’school which is nearly finished.
The trip which proves most. enjoy-
able. took about 7 hours. and cov-
erot-l e distunce or no miles. )1:-
:nnd Mrs. Frank DeF'iorio were also
present in the M.
e e e
.1 Edgar White But-rill will talk a:
tour o'clock on Wednesday otter-
anoon March Isutmmm
Inn on Ouloenaky'e ”Term Or:
lganum." the greet outline It nul-
fldam and the compendium at in-
tormaxlon about winning pheno-
mean sad the subconeoioul odl.
e
The “Blues" of the. Fiat Iothod-
iSt Episcopal
walk. heving recently to. u” a...
teot between the ”Bile.” and the
“Reds” gnve a. line «ltd-hm
Friday night at the church. We
on hundred and bounty people
were present. The onto
com-ted of selection by the J..-
ior Pmlhnrmonle oxalic-tn. Nb
Arthur Leetnhuyi. and
sketches and recitation: by In.
Ernest Gill. White ”in!
time retresiunentn m ‘
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ThemnuuwenLRoonter.
. lngton Camp No. 11, will meet to-
m rm
meet- tonight at 100 Washington.
_pO.J'.wililnmtonithtu.pyafl
Helps at Dedication
gational Where She,
Sings at Church
cos of First Cdngre-
Been Soprano Soloist
One of the singrrs at the dedica-
tion of the new Congregational
church which took place yesterday
morning. was Mrs. Lillian Shrnrood
Newkirk. who. with Mrs. l ucy Gm)
Case. rendered a duct. ”Love Di.
vine." from Steiner’s "Daughter of
Jairus."
WOMEN READY FOR
GOVERNOR DINNER
Reservations fci‘ ‘Ta-
bles Can BeMade Up
To Wednesday Noon
Tho committee on
sfor tho. dinner to be given in honor
of Governor Trumbull and Mrs
Trumbull. Wednesday. at the R0) at
James lnn. wishes to announce that
tables will accommodate four. live
or 31: persons»
Anyone Wishing to reserve u table
for four. the or six persons. may
do so_ iy t in phoning hire. Frank
(lortlycnr. it ‘vphonc 1339 before
Wednesday noon. '
Reseivations are not. neccuorv a.
there “ill be seats for all who have
tickets. but. rcscrvations may be
mimic it'spcciolly desired.
Tickets will not be on mic at the
hotel, as all have already been sold.
The Portfolio club under the di-
rection of Mrs. Calvin Barton he.
assumed responsibility for oil the
decor'atLODS for the dinner. 51?.
Almumlor ltummlar has presented
the (0111111ltio~c \1iti1 an original d1:-
sign for tho lllL'Hu curds.
Mrs. Alvin i). “'ntlsworth.‘ who
is chairman of the motors commit-
tee is to be assisted by Robert O.
\Viison. Russell Frost Jr.. Mrs.
Harry Shufelt Dr. “11de and‘
Hubert E. l'llshop.
'lhe members of the governor's
Ital! will ,include: Brigadier Gen-
eral George M. Colo. chief of staff:
Major General Morris 8. ‘Pnyne.
quarter master general. Aides do
Camp. from the Connecticut Nu-
tionnl Guards: Rrigadicr Gefieral
June: A. Haggarty and Ira. He‘-
gerty. Colonel Lewis 1,. Field. Mad-
or Frederick Morrison. and Mrs.
Morrison. Major Talbot Freeman.
Lieutenant Commander Nelsen \\‘.
Pickering and Mrs. Pickering.
Aides do Camp. appointed: Col-
onel Charles R. Allen. Colonel Reg-
lntld B. Delacour. Major Rough-
ton Buikeiey and Mr- Bulkeiey.
Major E. Dwyer Hubbard and Mrs.
Hubbard.
Sate Commander Edward White
and stem vice commder Lem D.
”OWE. M Comm Anson Keeler.
“'11! represent the nuclei. won.
Chm-m Joseph w. Lockhu-t 1nd
03mm Edmund Preeoe are in
Chute 0’ the nu Guard units
of this city will also form part of
the guard.
mum-
Petr-lotto Sons of America. Wash-
night at 42 Franklin M
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Son! of Italy and America. Pietro
M Lodge. No. 7“. Wm mm to-
”! It 150 Wuhlnztoa drool.
Untied Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners of America. Norwuk
new. Na us meets tonight It 16
m m .
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039M“; 1:58;; No. 15.1.;0
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nrrsngonzente i.
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MRS. LILLIAX mWOOD 5mm
Mn. Non-kirk. who. for may
ycnrs. has been soprano soloist at
the Nos-walk Congregational church.
will so 'vr her connections With that
chucfh at. the cxptthon of the ma-
sic. .vvnr. May first. Large vocal
clause in New York end Norwalk
have neceemtntod her gixing up this
work.
MISS EDNA TUCKER
BECOMES A BRIDE
Weds Fred Lichtblau
At First Congrega-
tional Church— Off
To Atlantic City
A: quiet wedding was performed
at 2:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
at the rectory of the First Congre-
gational church. when \lia' Edna
'hlcker Deanne the bride of Fred
Lichtblnn of 8 Roosevelt street.
Rm. Ernest McGrcgor ot‘tchated.
Only members of the family and
two “linemen \vcro prcsent. Tho
latter were. Elizabeth Lichtbinu.
sister of the-groom. and William
Bugger-man.
Immediately after the ceremony
Ythe nottly married couplo left for a
short honeymoon
at Atlantic City.
turn, thcy will
street.
The groom is hell known to tilt
city and has for some time been
connected \uth tho ilrm o! Crofut
and Knapp.
\VOMEN FORESTERS
GO TO GREENWICH
Attend Formation of
Auxiliary i 11 That
Town —Those Who
Took Part in Care
mony
Members of the two local eunu-
nriee of the Foresters of America.
attended the formation of a new
au~\1ry at Greenwich last night.
The new lodge is to be known as
Greenwich Court. No. 1320. Six
hundred were present at. the dedi-
cation.
Mrs. Mary A. ems. 'of network.
past. chief comm!“ at Consecu-
cut. participated in the monie-
during which no mama- 'were
initiated. ,
The following were mt from
Norwslk: Mrs. Harv A."Shte. Ill-o.
John Really. In. mm Brown.
Hrs. Annie Rooney. litre. Barnett
hype. Mrs. Clot-n Hendricks. Mrs.
Frank Svec. Mile Catherine Duffy.
Ilse Mary Lsughiin. Mrs. Charlotte
Kramer, Mr. and Mrs. m
Rooney. In. Goon. xeetc. Volt-
c- Decker. )ln. Comet-Tue noon.
and Mrs. Mary Crabbe. .
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oer-i- d e nine pound bob, on
which united snooty morning. Ir.
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than hore la Wat m In.
Sheehan before her union was
Miss Irene Sheehan.
trip to be chem
l'pon their re-
live at 15 Elm
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who book. lib ankle recently. in now
eble Ito walk about.
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—At the store of A. J. Collins
is... new wot-
can”. all Io mm], priced.—
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Joesph Williams of Port Chestnu-
m a visitor in town yesterday.
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giagm yuot‘reday. Kr. and Mrs. Frank Patina of 4.1.1“ '
, — o o 0 Benton met. had as their guests when .. “
"Mihl‘! on). at Paradise “3“ 0'0? the Wk nod relatives lrom- em 1». ”L r
n. ‘ “I." in Mlglziofl ye‘er New York. . . . h;u“ ‘ .11
d”' o e 0 Mr. and Mn. Anthony Delia 0:4 r135... '-
___I".=! Pea COIL Harrie & Taylor avenue entertained relatives 1;“ _ . . ’
Gong—Adv. .1 from New Buy-:1: eve: the week tum Ml .11 1, 1’
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wrencl Kinda of Fort m Ir. end lire. Frank Ln Cerrnbn of 1
”I; ma Bond-.7 m 3114899011- Beuton meet were flutters in how
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Mr. and Mn. Steven 831!» of Ely - v. r. 1 ~ _. '“
nvenne entertained relative- t‘rom —Beo: Coal. .H‘Yfl‘.‘ Guns—16v 3h 1
rt over the week end. “
Bridal-no . . . Harold Dawson of New York was 3 "
George Born. of Benton street wan a m‘ visited; “aw?“ . Tr. ' ' '
visitor in New York cit situr- .1 .
3”». ’ June: Lode: of riu mu road a ”i“ -. -
o o o .spent Sunday in Stamford. 2K ‘1: ‘ 1'3
Hr. 1nd Mrs. James Heretics of: . °. . . , 1 1
Cl“! “mm entertained relatives from . John 1'10er of P lax Hill read 119- 1 .\ 1 1 - - -
’ New York over the week-end. “Pd in Bridgeport Saturday. (I ., nu .
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George Olmsted of Balaton a... Andmv .1. Gown- or =2 max am 2“: ‘ ‘ . H
spent the woek~end in Bridgeport "*4 ”‘5 "3m?“ "°“"‘ ‘3‘” ‘ .. T J ' '
with his parents. three tvcckx' sojourn in Miami. 1: ‘1 1 i
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James Slawson of Port Chester was " t ' .1: ,
‘ visitor In 10"“ )jmerd33g "I Ind “It i'ronk llaieano 0f 1"" ‘
o O o ll‘Voodwax-d avenue was a guest of a“): “ ~~
Hr. and Mn. ’Anthony Knapp of relatives in N!" York F‘rldu. “”141" ~’
Krupp street had all their week end ' ° ° , . 1 ‘\
rum n-lntives from Bridgeport. —Houee and factory wiring done 4" 1' j ‘1‘ ’
e e e by workmen who know how. Best “9"" “ "
—Radlo and \‘ictrolu sold on of motorists m and conservative Oh '_ ' ' ..
nay ecu-ml. Donnell—A67. prices charged. Radio tet- analkbd‘f ‘ “
o o o supplies are hen. .OQIII‘T'I Bloc-b “0 1
111». one Mrs. Anthony urn-itch tru: shop. 2: W’s-him": SL—Adv f‘nf; “ .,
of my avenue entertained relatives - 0 0 N :1 ‘1; ’ “-‘
from New York city over the wvck .1ng Murphy 0! “”GKOPO” "m“ 11:" fix “ -~
end. «this grandparents. Mr. and Mrs 112:: 1 ,1 ,
0 0 0 James Murphy of “‘oodI-nrd avcnu“ . l. ' '
Mr. and Mm Joseph Smyth of; pad“... , it ‘
Sprtns street cnlcrtnint‘d at “101!" e e e “'3‘.
home recently in honor of their Mrs. Frank Oddo. Mrs. “mom. a b‘~“"“ -. ’1‘
niece. ”if: Dorothy Smyth 0‘ Port Audlno and Mr. Stencils: Audino of‘ 6:641“ '1
Chester. . cw Kerk. Larson street, motored to Rrookirn f‘ 5 __
n '. e Ql-‘rldny where thvy were thr guests
R3111 Ruta Muivoy street. _ of relatives. l
who he: been seriously ill. in improv- ' . . . ‘ ”It ‘» _
lax- ‘ Carols-u Gordon of Went-m:- street. 1 5110:1511."- T
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Friends will be pleased to learn figmsllfioffizrfimzdwfif’ h: .~ .
that Harold Shoxhi: on: of "loan \ivttore in Bridgeport Fridnv “h,” unr-
fitxreet has rccovucd front his r1 cont they “tended ‘ performance m u”; .1 .- 1 ‘
noes . o . theatre. '1‘ t ' _
Thomas Horn of Lexington avenue ° pill: \\ -
» . Thomas Br:cken of Bridgeport I 1 ,,
'I5 a recent ‘1’"? ‘2 Bridgeport. “a a. visitor of Mr. nnd Mrs. Jam's 1 ”a i ‘ “ ‘ ' _
Joseph Dtver of Ely avenue has Gordon of Fit: 1:111:11“ _ «.131 l\1
g‘t‘urncd from a trip to .\cw lurk -13 nor Home Made Bakery. lnc. nor-l". 1
" . . . Cross words ere In the limelight. A “ ' V _
—R|3 today. We no. I "Puzzle" in our 1
b “To: .n Donndv' mm the! my help you .oiwilffl‘Z D_1ai:: 1‘8 .t
‘ R: f _ some of your problems. “'Pdnescltn ‘ .. -‘ .1, 9..
.xls’m‘32°..."‘.’.“.:. .332. mu weer 1- mm mm- 0.. ._ “‘9" ‘~ -' ”J
cnd guest. “[53 Margaret Garden Monroe St. Phone 3C..—_-\dv. Ty - .
a d Mill 1 B f N ‘ ‘ ' ' t ‘
thk cil" Forence late 0 , cw Harriet Greentvuld of “‘uodtvnrt'. lu-u - ‘
e o . avenue celebrated her lifternth llfl *1 \ _‘
Thomas Bracken of Bridgeport re~ birthday anniversary ’Uiursday. hell '1 r» ‘
centiy \‘hlitfld Mr. and BITS. Jamel Th0” French! were: Florence Jrit‘k- _. S “J. I l 1
Gordon 01 gr“: Kill you, son. Lucy Foster. Mary “'lbon. 811- i 3:» « 1'
. . . azubeth Jennings. Chi-a Julesonnnmp \; - .
Ch‘ru “3.3!: of SQM ‘yenue Aim l‘uilcr. Joan Clifon. Stella z-‘rc ‘Lu' ' e l’
spent the week end with relatives in Jon”. “”1““ “0‘1 Doris Groom . “h In
New York city. Wald and Mr. and Mrl. Green-11d - ‘
. o All mom a mum cvcning. Sup it; 1 1
Mr. Angelo Mugavoro of! Wood— nor was served at 9:30 oclcck 1'
lawn avenue was called to Brooklyn ' ° ‘ £111: 3
by the sErlous illness of his niece. Georgi: T‘mrns of Rout on c r "f 1 :nl‘ -e ,
e e o motored to Stamford Friday. :1: “-1!‘ _‘
Ilia Marlon Front of South Mun ' ‘ 3 :thv- 1-. . _"
street hu recovered from her ne- Thoma Horn of Lexincton ave-4.110 :-
cent illness. nue was a visitor in Bridgr-port Fri— 5”“. .
e . e do}. ‘iich >2
John Kobe, of C“! m motored: ‘ ° ° is a: ’ v
to Bridgeport last evening. I David Green or New HJYOTI was .A‘ 1‘
' ' ' in bitumen visitor in Springwood w”; \.
Tho 1"!!! at, Van! D n centrel— Friday. L‘J.‘"' . _
is located establishment where giro! ~
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work 'nm ‘3‘ .; J ,. ’
for tut- nnd gentlemen is well R P3083938" mgm‘,
taken one of. 61 North Allin 3t. 3 Wagon! . __-_
Phone 408. Adv. i . 1
. e e e RH’AIKIRG QT” OVI‘ZRIIAI I.l.\G l.—" 1
mvrbInOISound Viewave. , ‘1' '{7'7‘ '
nue spent the week end with rel- PARTS AND “(1.550le A». 0‘; i. ‘ filie
ntivee in New York city. 1“ , “a
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Joseph Sherman and Andrew Bar- 1.3- , m... e. ‘ "*5
yer of Paradise street. were visitqs' ‘ , 1,: i. - an!
‘n Bridgeport 2.9:"..‘5 AUTOMOBIIJE (.0. 1' H. \lniyv ‘ ‘1 ‘ I ‘
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m m of'glun met was 3‘ "81' A“. NORWALB‘ _ -_-:—-
f m m ”f”: .snmy. smvu'r swarms mums 01m __..... T" ' , _
Michael M 0! W11 ave- ‘ . . n 1
use was 3 recent visitor in New HERSHI‘ ll‘JL‘) __ -....——
York. . HE A[ (H ‘ R: . RS
. 00;. "a , m 1 Motor Transportation Co '
Georg Run 817 u n ..
“Minimal“. "" ' ~.—. 1-
_ LONG manta: name we cruises-.3 ”005'
fired Burns of Bates court pessed M, MOO “twee! fi BR ‘
the week end in New York city- Sew Yen and Roi-welt 3 RT” Iii ll \l ilVE
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m! Iron.“ of Bates court.
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