- i Local he... .
hurt N arruk Circle Holds
Card Party in Eagle7s Hall
Fine Prizes—The Winners-Those Who
. § Attended—le Made for Future Events
. - .1 stu! card party; waa being planned for the weeks 1mm.-
‘lig :\.‘:“c;:.§ b3- :hc Pride of diateiy atter Easter. by this active
' Sarruk Card: No. 5'21. Com- organiaatlon. _ .
k:- forest. 2: Eagles‘ hall! The entertnmment committee in
lcnuge of la: night's Stun- was
meeting at S! headed by Mrs. Harriet Punt. She
the owningiwu assisted by May Crabbe. chief
o‘clock. companion. Mrs. Weingartea. sub.
icompanion. Grace Cunningham.
unecus'ly. gfidllh Seller. Emma Lent. ”Fl.
w “etc was a 27:22 to: every table! Frank Rooney. hum. Walter Decker.
-' and 'mlso a. ' :yswtio‘u prize." 0n{llrs. Fannie Dom and Ill Frau.
r w“ chances were taken.» .‘Ire.;ces Casey. ' i
Frdxik Svcc was the lucky manor off The. prize winners 0. the even ng
» m.‘ latter, whz-r‘: turned out to t-egwcre as tollowe: Mrs. Waiter Deck-
twé L‘erv {inc med embroidered lut- er, Mrs. Harriet Payne. lira. Emma
ehdn' towels. ’ ,lxnt. Miss. Xargaret Donovan. lira.
3:: my cal-me were donated forfJulta Mcherney. Mine \rcra Seller.
016‘ hitatr by the members. that tt;)lrs. Ed‘ard’ \oorhoeo. Min Fran-
. m'lmposszble for the companyicie Casey, Miss yme‘ Fcidlcr. Mrs.
’ ‘prfient to consum. all the refresh-J Kom‘ekey. and Mrs. Frank Sec.
mm. A: a. consequence. (we of; Among those present were: Mrs.
thdn were rafzied 01:. netting 221ng. Lynch. Mrs. Catherine Gearhardt.
thon (-xceueat proceeds 'Xre. George Hale. Mrs. 'Edna Wein-
The Court Farrah Circle has de~ gartner. Blips Mary 03611 from
side to hold another card party New Haven. Barry Weingartnsr,
51‘: y after Easter. on a still lat-SDonald Crabbe, Edward Gearbox I.
get scale 1‘23: the one staged ”.6. Flatter, Frank Rooney. Harry
min. due to the great success ot:“'ebb. Jack Roberts. Edward ‘00:-
. moron)“: afflur. .heea. Ira Margaret Bad. llrs. Mar-
0!: Good Fndny. the member: Willi garet Kane. Mrs. Grace Cunning-
hok'i a cake a: food ea;e. {hang Mr. and Mrs. Crornbley. Mn.
A. little later in the month of Edith Seller, Mm J. Mchemcy. lire.
\ I l 'hz-x- intend to rut on a rum-l Fannie Downs. Mrs- Frank Rooney.
- on, ' " six-E. )llnnie Northrop. Ruth Crabbe.
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- 01: we}: --—.. Cour: Narruk wo-g Hurtet hell. Mrs. chhard Hen-
men are (Ctr. 221:; .1 membcrehtpé drtcke, Mrs. Hnrry \Vcbb. Mrs. Frank
compels: wt! “:11 finish in theiEve-c. Fred Cunningham. Mr. and
Mrs. Komiskey.
1 I'll); big rune initiation. A
all a wood anu Mrs.
number 0: Ctht.‘ cavities are also
F ASHION
News Notes 2
J ulia Bittner.
J
dresses uni huts o.’ the deep red-
; dish orange :nad-z an: clooe rival: oi
: the white headgear.
White :hoen and white stockings
have quite superseded the other
shades. The flesh unto m univer-
eally worn in the north are seldom
seen any longer on the Florida
traits. Combinations of white and
=tan are very swagger particularly
‘the sandal typo woven of alternate
narrow strip: of white and tan
leather in checkerboard effect.
The evening coat: worn for the
most part are ot white. On a but:
have he“ Li 7-515 ”mm" m or heavy whitc on: there to impos-
other par's of 'he ccuztry. To that rd ‘1’ heaxy sash o! m“ cm.
“143'- lh" "-“3'1‘3-‘5 ""l 3": 3°"? t-roi-icry and the garments usually
fun-the F39r3d3~ 5‘3 '1 5"" almost:am completed with collar! of mg
. at he clog. 1:35 ... . “5m 5 cam-:“h‘m ‘lmmer fur such as m
i parath-esy ;e_~';-.... knowledge ct or monkey. Eve“!!! are“
what to buy and “hat not to 53!" 3:9 3.1-0 following the White trend
for June and Jub :: the north. in). a: “in..." color thcv must
The striking swatureet the late . Emmi. '
Flofida trends of S’.“l: is the"prco_‘ 3-1;”: emct usually is attained by
dominance of “-31:39. The Net crest“ :3... use of bcuds. Side draperies
rd women here today are wearing 3‘... being extctisn'cly ttnploycd
ll en: (Susan of “hizc Lnen “rtagain. especially by woman of the
sol whit:- Xczf. dowager ”-5-...“
Many t 1!: 5: ar-
beautifully cmtrcidercdf their Simf
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Sewers Entertained
By AILLLES ”HOST.
Correspondent of
The E\-:';.’. Sentinel.
PALM LEAF“ March :6.—The
t‘sre'at Pair: Boar": turned up a lot
of good c ::-.s :1: it also obliter-
ated mas;- 3" ~‘.-:: “.23: never would
Spat in'
b
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plieity enhanced lather than dee-
troyed by 'hc draw: work and lace
insets which ‘i-l-Jl’n them. ,
File: and lzrs‘: lace are being ex-
tensively as: adornment: 20',
theee charming day time and exe-
ning frocks. llwcaslonally the sheer
whitn vozLe arm is worn over a
mp0 de chine. georgette or satin
” , Sf. JOE-:ph'l Hospital $9“li cir—
[clc was entertained by lire. John
‘llnhon at her home. "Shorefront
'Terrace." yesterday. The afternoon
g'program included bridge whim. and
"“t' i 2 5 me reg-1:: m: .—. .
; 232:: 13.: ”ya“, “O Th” 3 number of vocal selections
:7 .(r 1 “~ ’- w”; "‘3‘" Mr: H campben \lrn. Sitcox.’
-, aha ean- till we - .m.‘ ; '- ' ' ' ‘
5; Clo"? .0 "I: Mrf‘ Us: kleinfgvnra OBrien and hire. Hayes each
E. whfi‘vo-ie ;L'c: 3'1": “r ; - rendered vocal 5010:. A quartet.
fro .1 n ., --‘"°~- “Eh-‘51 composed of Mrs. Hansen. am. Mc-
m ‘3‘“: -. ' ~.. w lint-ton. bit-a. Magnet and Mn. Sew-
-. Com. 121.02 0. n... I “Am N119? man. executed a number of diflcult
ahadée are almost as popular. Thfiselectjon3_
:3 mot! :trlklns made ".0? in vogue‘ or much interest were the 3.10.,
gt: a tangerine. a reddish orange phone number. given by a sextet’
?' ahade. in fact awry shade o.‘ yellow composed of Mrs. Mocklee. Mra.
* from a. lemon to a. red can be seen Griffin. Mrs. Costello. Mrs. Berg~
-_ at the (illhl ard hotels here. Ten. man. )Irs. Mahon and Mn. Hogan.
; aeriue scarfe are worn with white Miss lit-Cube and Miss A. Campbell
‘ , irendcrcd a. duet, entitled “La. Pa-
. lome."
Excellent refreshments. consisting
If You HEVC Any News (of a variety of Mrs. Mahon'e re-
-nowned cakes. ice cream and punch,
Wflteto The Woman's Editor, "“1““ ”1° ”C131 5°“?-
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020 The Evening Sentinel,
or Call 92 'or .93,
. 83m comm
i Completion of a newer in Pleasant
a street in the Third district was an-
.1 nounced today by District Commie-
- yioncr John Milne. ‘
Conibincvtlh Savings
Life Insuratme.
It Provides—
ror eduostion-oi children!
hrpeyingoffe l
e
For accident or lidmeu!
For loss of employment!
Do You Know 'How $1.00 to
$250 Per Week Will Do This?
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Feaiure Articles
n ‘ 7 Club New.
mmmvr.w.helda.~
dummattheclubzoo-a
Wigwam-Milieu“
cakeaudcofleewaaaervod. After
eupper.theladieawerejoiued-by
the members 0! the Mulvoy Tarlov
Postauddanctngwaam
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Guests at ’the Royal Jame. yen-
torday included: '
Aunondot Syracuse.N.Y.
E.V.l'ianagann‘!€ew!orkdty.
C. F.3mome.J.
xr.andnxa.H.F.DeBowm-ot
New York city.
Dr. J. Spinner or New York city.
F. F. Woods of Pitt-birth. Pt.
15. ‘Kattman of Newark. N. J.
F. A. “'ibben of Sew York city.
F. H. Schmucker. o: Sew York
city. - t
J. J. Herman of New York city.
Robert Gabbe of New York city.
J. Von der Heyden of New York
city.
6. Wialey ot Manchester. N. 8.
Mr. and fire. 2:. Fetter oi Balti-
more. Md.
A. G. Muldoon of Newton. 31am.
6. M- Shirley of Boatoo. Ian.
I‘. J. Diekin or Scranton. Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Shaw of Boatou.
Mano.
L. G.
Hill, L. I.
T. W. Jenkins 0: Palmer. Mam.
ll. Goodwin 02 Palmer. Blane.
P. Lipton 0! New York city.
2 A. W. Milligan of Baotou. lam.
W. Limpert 0: Richmond
. 1‘. H. Brown of Springfield. Mane.
J. E. Brennan of Baotou. 8a..
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Members or Cockenoe Tribe. No.
3:. l. O. R. )1. will attend the mouth-
iy meeting 0 the Maid County
‘Bed ch’e on to be held in
Stamford tomorrow night. Then
will be automobilca fan. those who
wish to make the trip.
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The entertainment committee or
the Pride 0! Coca: Council. 80$
will give a card party this eve
in Red Men's hall on Waahington
Emcet A social with refreahmenta
will follow, The committee include.
‘Mn. 1" Cole. chairman. mined by
fir. and arm-B. Austin. )1. P. Colo.
Kr. end Mrs. J. Moore. tmily Got-
man and Alan Ncuughlan.
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l The men's a-embly or the Nor-
walk 31. E. church will hold a buai-
nee. and social meeting tonight 1t
7:15 o'clock in the church.
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The mimionaw committee of the
South Sorwaik Congregational
church Will meet this afternoon e: 8
o'clock at the home of 3!”. J. M.
Cobum "n South loin mt.
.te
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l The Christian Science Reading
Enoom will be opcn from 13 until 5
:o’clock today. All are welcome.
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i Prayer cornea.- will be held in four
'rhurchcs tonight: Advent Chrillan
church at his o'clock; South Nor.
walk Baptist at 1:15 o'clock; Firm
ll. 15. at 7:30 o'clock; Swedish Con-
gregational at 8 o‘clock.
5 Edward )iugavero was tendered s
farewell party at his home on Snow-
den avenue Tuesday night. A pro-
gram of entertainment was followed
by dancing and retreehments. Ir.
Mugevero let: ycoterday tor Groton.
where he reports tor duty with the
State Poilco Depertment. '
”At 1). A.“ R.
NQEWaIk Delegates Attend State Seaeto' n
‘at‘ Ansonia
Convention
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ASSOSIA. Conn. March :6.-
The morning section of the 32nd
anuai lute convention of the
Daughter: 01 the American Revo-
luuom being held in this city. by
intitAtioh oi Eliubeth Clerk Hull
chapter. opened at the First Cos.-
gregatioual church at 9:45 o'clock
today. The state regent opened the
oaaaion. and the morning waa given
over to the reading of the state
oommittceo’ report. continued from
yesterday? union.
The chairmen tor the committee
on manual immigrants: patriotic
education: Philippa. ecnohrohip:
preaervation at historic spate; real
daughtera; revolutionary relica; leg-
islation and publicity and
o! the American Rrvolution.
Xi- Angeline Kelley . o! Xew
Haven will sing a group of song:
and the report of committee on
nominations for state oflcere will
be given- The election of cute of-
floara is scheduled and luncheon
will be ochre-d at the etate armory
at noon. The afternoon action
will open It 1:80 o'clock.
h’omlk la represented here by
lira. Chriauan Swat-u and lira.
Benlunin )1. Andrcwe.
The convention opcned yesterday
at 3 o'clock. Hundreds of delegatu
from all over the state came to thin
city. tilting the First Congregational
church to it; «parity.
‘ The prognm opened promptly at
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The Minions” society of the
Grace Baptist church will
turkey supper tonight at the church.
Mrs. M. White will preside.
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Regular cla- meeting will be held
tonight at the Knight met A. 3‘. 8.
church. All member: are requested
to attend.
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| bile. Faye “'orthy we; in charge
of the program of. entertainment
given Tuesday night in Red Xen'a
hail. under the auspice- of the Lady
:chachltm Lodge. No. 8:. Daugh-
ters of Scotia. Recitation. were
given by Na. LOckaOd and Ill.
Helen Ruddiman and exhibition
dahcee by Mine Bessie McLuhlan
and Adele Kctainger. The prince
of the evening were awarded to Ilia-
Mclachlan. Jean Cummings. and
Helen Bruce. Foiowing the pro-
gram of entertainment. member!
congregated for the box lunches.
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Member-a o: the X. F. Bridge club
attended the evening performance of
e “Student Prince" in Xew York
ty tut owing“
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L. O. 0. 31.. South Nomlk lodge.
No. 53!. will meet tonight for that
weekly business at 6.8 South lain
street.
e e e ,
Sons and Daughter. of Liberty.
Banner council. No. M. will meet to-
night at 100 Waahiugtoa street.
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Court Nat-rah. N . II. I‘m
01 America. will hold 1301: all!-
monthly meeting tonight at High
street.
Bahama encampment. No. e. Odd
Fellow-twill meet tonight at {0 Wall
iflfloouao‘...‘ ’ '-
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[1". &'
. o’clock with an organ prelude.
and the entrance of the unher- and
vans. followed by State Regent
lira. Charlea H. Diesel! and other
state oflciale. The convention was
then called to order by Hrs. Blmcll.
anci- which the gathering roar: in
the Illicit): of the Connecticut Stat!
D. A. R. aong. Rev. 0. W. Bonner.
pastor of the Second Congregational
church ousted prayer. Ira Frank
‘1'. Terry. regent of the Elizabeth
Clarke Hill chapter of Aneonia. ea»
”coed her appreciation otthe hon—
or peid the Iota! chapter in holding
the convention in Annuia. Regent
Mn Biaaefl' thanked hire. Terry and
the local chapter and expreaeed an
appreciation o! the kindneaa of Eli-
sabeth Hull chapter. The gathering
“America. the Beauti-
Tbe Minute- of the “on began
with thevreading of the report at
WOMEN v0
SESSION ,
The morning amnion of the Fair-
IouCounty League 0! Women Vot-
ere' meeting. which is being held
today at the
Moon
«dock.
Stratdeld hotel
commenced at
in
11
mmmaspm'
from a report or the directors of the
prone. l Ellsworth llemoriai a-ociauon. loo.
i win ”ad men, "m, u 'm u. l'l'he treasurer 0! thin amoeiation.
the state director to: the childrenluk x‘mmne
l
[the committee on credentials. by
Hrs. Charles H. Armstrong. chair-
man at that committee. showing a
decided and gratifying growth in.
the work of the order throughout{
the state. A roll call of national
and eat. od'iciala and delegates o!
the variouo chapter: was then reed.
m- Sarahileadm» oi Stamford.
chairmen at the committee on the
m made from the beet."—.tdv.
r: W—
LIBRARY IS TO B?
RE-QPENED FRIDAY
Has Recon. 'ved General
Cleanm _g and Ben
Repaired—Other
NewsofInterest
The librarywtllbeopoued this
Wayafterbelngcloaodtovgena-
a! cleaning and repairs. Every
nook and corner baa received a,
mar-matmkmhas
mummhhreosntmnem.
I C 0‘
an Axel Ham ot the Har-
domiciooLWavuuwm
mmmmweaktrom-
I ~y. ..
CAR UPSETs
BEEHR
Mud G
uards
- But Glass in
‘
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John Taylor 0! Lowe street mo-
tomdtommtotuleotevening.
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WWW
about your home with trees. ever-
mwmmorpfi—
vethedge. etc. Henry Wild‘u Nur-
aarylooatedonthoPoetRoadbe-
tweouNot-walkand Weetporttean
WWOoovieit. Bereyou
No One H111",
alternoc:
in auto 2111;,
thorough going over and the whole'There were 1, ..
place is now eplck and span from‘no one nae.
the ceiling to the door which 1:”.me trauma -
will and quality stocks in big var- been freahiy W. libs: amour: . .
iety. cmnuvely priced. Phone ‘ 0 0 0 we (3, M; ._,'
W cat—Adv. Rev. 1. W. Honduran. D. n. or 13111194 finer-«.-
Brooklyn. who has in returned '6" made.
from a four-mount trip in Europe.
wit be the speeker at the mid-week: A: a smart --
eervice ot the neat Amue x. LUMB Bout: ::
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In. George W. lngham of New-
tow- avcnue la entertaining her
mother lira. William Palmer Mb
ot Mold. New Jeraey. ichurch thie evening at 1:45 o'clochl'l‘ueaday .~.--»..; "
’ . ' ‘ A . '. !Ciubof:;.;_'_
lira. Abraham “'hlpple of “‘cet Nix Beanie Joy“ Of “‘iuneld'orimd .7 : i
avenue is ill at her home. “’89! has Purchased a roadster. 53.3mm. cf --
, o o o . rfilirz'
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er. Jooeph Bart-ace): of “'obuer.’ The Satellite station at tho corneré 9398-33.-
treasurer
ahou: 2w. _7-_
Which w:'
street in now able to resume her do. §°‘ “mini!“ m and Inn“ .
ties at the R. e a. company uterlbetne constructed for A. Xodne. :2
being confined to hcr home with e avidly uterine conviction.
opnincd wrist. . ' ° ' 59‘5“! 'f
e o o . ; ilk: Jennie Band: of New ark-good :zr.’
_ \‘x 0 >_ _ tantoviaitiagatthohomeof .ur.‘
3A. ngyanVg-ADE BAX !.nd ”[1. mm mmn. ‘ “ho'
Oidotaahtoued ginger cookies arei‘nfld m“ .
amwithuAllcaduaweet? .
rye. oatmeal and whole wheat bread! X“ ‘ “‘1 “0'04 mm. 14 Roy
ever: any: also. white bread in 9°“- Pmm from Theodore
rena. Bot Cro- Butte u a cemenio- 039° ”19 “8 room Colonial type.
apocial on wooden only. Orderlh“me "‘d property ‘3 “19 corner;
early any day. We hold your order-5°: 5“ “5"“ ”'4 “um" ml
till you can. “Bakery products thatle. 11°”. W I“ recently con-l
-structcd and at the pvooent time i:
. , . bdng occupied by Mr. and In. wu.- “'l-La:
It. and Mn. Samuel Roggio or!“ 7- mhfl-B- tanner Owners of “0"» ‘3
Bouton street entertained reintixee;‘h° Cochran ‘50:“-
rrom Bridgeport yesterday. ‘ '
The Er ‘
(hers;
home. If .~
on. P1: .
to be gt~ —-
‘ .
.xr—c.
S‘Z'Vtw'
York r-u
_‘ fn'
. _ _ , The house being constructed bin-'1‘“: 55"
Steven Kladlow o: Knapp streeticnvh‘ 34°94“ tn East avenue 134331--
tnotorec to Stamford Tucoday eve-inn" completion and will be ready Flomtce
hing. :03 49311 1» er, M1- 13-.
4’31
Member} of the Committee a:
. ’the American Legion on the con- BT31:
etruction oi the cinder track at Calzzmufl’i
$333,“ ‘0' ‘gtggezznazzgfm'auyullPasture Beach Park. will go over!”-
‘ ' ,the plane with the Cal! Palm Lite}
Jsmea Rock.» .0: .Lexington axe- fin", ”mmmfe and" ‘n‘mwn'go... mg;
m ' i in Brzd 5-. ° ‘ - ‘“ "“
3:1. yeetzrgigme“ ‘ or g l Pawn”! JOhn Roboflg be. en- .50..
' tiered the Norwaik hospital “-5.", .and its: -.
e o . . erg per. idone. t -: .
—Baa: Coal Harm A Gaza—Ath- ih. will und 2 ‘5 0e ”on. ’hou: mu:
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et Donnelty'a l
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—8adio service
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v.
“no Luella Pinch of Fort Point
.otanding rules of the contention
guan read and approved.
‘ in Alta-noun. ‘
The greater pert of the attrmooni
was taken up with the reading of
the varioua reports.
. Mrs. Chario- Lincoln. secretary.
. a. recent visitor in New York city.
Elbert Etch of Flax an! road was 4m“ wan able to be out of doorl Mrs. Her:
renter-oer tor the on: time unoe.=‘~‘e- “1‘0- ‘
c a o 0 ‘hr _'lt-.'sc::.:..
George C oil of Flax Hill road 9 illnen. Mine Finch will not re ‘
vpcnt yesterday in New York.
<~.
lturn to her dutloa in the once- dimme-
-;‘r.t: L!
{the law arm of Keogh e Caudce}
o o e for another week.
The Twin City Valet is a central-
tv located eeteblhhmem where
clean dyeing sad tailoring work
tor lad anthem-n ie wen
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The baeebail team 0:. the Pentium 3 =-
Athletic club vacated for the firm:
time this oeaaon thin week. The
Arnold Nettieton.
also made a report. ‘
A has. eolo. by William 8. Joy.'
wae sung. after which the reports
of tho vorioue mate committees were
read. including the committoe on
American-anon. better aims. mn-
oemtion and thrift. Continental
Hill library. correct use or the
flag. Ellie inland. geneologieal re-l
search. hutorical end literary re-‘
ciprocity. international relations and
the D. A. R. magazine. Following
these the meeting adjourned until
1 Phone «it. new.
tukco care of. ‘7 North Alain St. '33,! Set-walk be" plan to put ‘
strong team in the acid this season.‘
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Anthony Dolls. 0: Taylor avenue
was a recent visitor in Stamford.
Postal cardo and leuere ere bolas-“"3“” ""3““
received by friends of Democratic‘.
Registrar of Votere'John Moat-nth?
who is visiting in Ireland?
. C .
, The Street Department to filling
'in wood the dam contracted by?
.
Evcrr c.’ T.
. ,..-
not...
F
John Toda 0.! l-‘laxfiiill road went
to Stamford yesterday.
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1
It: “3'."
were .‘E'JT‘L"..:~
:stv
'houst,
—Leigh Cool. Barrio & Sana.
7:10 p. m.
I: Program. .
At 6 o'clock dinner was served at‘.
the state Armory. lira. Root of Sew:
Haven. cues-ed. and the members on
Elizabeth Clarke uull chapter acted.‘
as waitreaecs. The meeting re-op-
ened again at 7:30 with the singing
of the "Battle Hymn o! the Repubv
lic." Mrs. John hidlaw Buoi. vices
preddent general or the national or- E
ganination of the D. A. It. opened:
the meetiu. A mudoai program
was preeentcd including a group 01
tenor so by Charle- Kullxnan. and
a group 0 'cello aoloa by Joni Eli-
mbeth Anne- do Blame?
.‘I‘o Soul 0! America." ‘
The speaker of the evening. RC“.l
Clinton !. \t'under. pantor of the
Baptist tsberuacle at Rochester. N.
Y.. and one or the moat outstanding
clergy in America. wag introduced
by In. Terry.‘ Rev. 3dr. Wunder
chose an his subject: "The Boo] of
America" and held hie audience's
interest for over an hour.
Following the addreea George B.
Davidonla favored with a group 0!
violin eoloo. and the evening closed
with the dnging of "America."
iii-It regional director of the nation-
ai league, commenced 2e:- talk.
During the afternoon Klee Bally
may Ghatoo. field worker for the
etete teage. will lead a discussion on
"Jury Service tor Women."
Following that Uh Julia Hicks
wdiispeak. Shobaaplaunedtoout-
tin etho program for the national
convention. which will be held in
Richmond. Va.. from April it to 2?.
Connecticut in to be allowed iittcen
delegate. and fifteen" m at
the convention. and a'iarge number
will pmbabk be aelected tram the
Fnirdeld Count-2 km
“A" the And-lean Mon at the Hill: I; F- 1"" ‘ 5 l5 ‘5 " ‘
° ' ‘ Pond. to prevent the water from ee- W‘" “in“ 5‘ ?‘-'-‘
Edwin m 0! Cl“! “feet wont fitting “a twa‘ am" t" ”3-:170; tr'. r r. ;
to Stamford yesterday. cme work. wee-ii
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The Focal Telegraph Comm; Mm Marga.- :
Jul new the pole in Winoela 1" I‘ve: :5 ;-. ~
:etreet that was broken oi! at the bot- '10:: z-:.- L.
tom when struck by a motor trucki
last week. 7
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Joeeph estate .0! Benton street
motored to Btamfotd yesterday.
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—-l‘sadio and Vlctroias cold on
easy terma. Deanery—Adv. Ffl‘nd! v93 -»
e e e e e - jlhe condzzz-x
Harold Blue: of Ely avenue was at Henry Simona of Plan street. hasfp’F-Cn“: r?-
busines- visitor in New York city .returned to his dutiee with the New:31 3 N" ‘-'
yesterday. onrk. Xew Haven and MON 3. ed-
. . {R. (20.. after a week's leave of ab-E
John Cunningham of New Yorkl'fllcc
city was a business visitor in Spring-l
wood yesterday. ’
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Th“ chur‘h '
e e a ythcrgh v.:.
M. D. Mud” has made some 3113);; - mortar 5'. -: ,.
changes in the interior of his Emihomel: 25-..:
Harris & ; avenue Kore. inuc.
l
- - . n m $200 Attend Supper
3...... W" °‘ W“ ' In First M. E. Church
nue hes purchued a new Ford tour-3
More than
lug car.
a 3
Jamu Bordone of Clean street baa: panook of the
recovered irom his recent illneeo.
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Special aale of 30:! lo: Cord
Tim at 88.05. tube to (it (tint
ciaas) (or 81.5u. Ever Ready 8.
Battaflea for radio. 81.45 for :2 1-2
volts 82.30 tor-i5 voita. Sorwalk
Poet Bead Tire Co. 6: Wall erect.
—Adv.
—l.e:ye Pea
Gotta—Adv.
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Sam-tr 5' '.
two hundred mph-ital" or: .L..
chicken mapper neg-v. in; 3
led in the church dtning room by the through
indies. Aid'ot the South son-.13
First )1. n church last evening. Theis- F- a
dining room wu oeautiful!’ decora-‘thu: .7.
tell Roses and other cut aoweng‘vfij"
eerved as center piecea on the tablea.‘ ‘fik- ~15
3‘11 Alico Moxibbtn. prcddent ofan AT .
the holder Aid bed charge or the sarfs.
Dundee “a mcnu “d m med atoms. ‘11 1.; if.
by between thirtyefive and (orgy!
municattc-r. -.:
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Was Not Dar;
Trip in 31‘.
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George Greenfield of Taylor ave-
nuc was a visitor in Stamford yeater»
day. '
member- of the oociety. _ . .
The menu included grape fruit; Bl l
cocktail. nihhea. ioulea “chick-i
0a. Mad putatoea peel. trench-
rooll. butter. home made pumpkin; FRISBIE
and apple pie and coffee. PIES
Ashe—Why do you alway- borrow
the next door neighbor‘a music?_
John Duff of Taylor avenue was a
recent visitor in Saw York city.
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Xr.and2(rs.FrankLaCnn-ubaot
Bouton street have built two Stores
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You can't phy a note. -
“Becca h—Netther can ahe while l‘ve
went to New York city on budneee
yutcrday
Fisher Built C
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Kr. and him Stuart Hubert oi
Ohio avenue have m a flash
eedaa. .
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Dal-‘redm’ickt. Ritchie off:
Weataveuaehattaaduameetmg
Dunn-men
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