av . 2.... Mt“
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. ._ . ~ - ' ,v .- "“Ob“"»"h" WINS “might in Progress i"-U0\"‘l'f‘il from his 1‘ v1 «53 There is u. very rot-n fro for in-
lmwufllbatnll‘ldr}'l'lL'idly \ltl “=1? H'mm h‘m‘ “ gond uttendnnCc is. ’ " .9 (n illm stance. that willgtlout ing \vatcr.‘
. Fig} gift]? Bridluohortyx ant‘ci expect-.‘d. .lamcs Math-llama: or Bongo“ an.“ There is a "Long Putty." that in a
t. 011,93 .1 ' Cb p‘ .“u .V\. t " ' ‘ has rmnrnml to his home after cross botwron a snake and a dog;
contain-cs of tilt: Lllall'bl‘l. ”. L : The Twin City Valet is a Central- spending tho week wild with rcla- and there is a prcllv little l(llll.'l’l.
“Vim?" cunlps an? aUhllldl: ’“lll L.“ ly located establishment where ll\'(‘3 ill NI‘W Ylll’lt' L‘llt'. "Babbling ll’l [tailits has Leon
present from 'hormtilt. . ctumford. cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work ‘ " " hull :t hobby halt in profession with
”ma“? 3““ ffiC‘V‘Ifn‘éxf‘ 7“ ml". for ladies and sentiemen is well Mr. anti Mrs. Yale Younltsky or me." said Mrs. Marshall. “1 mulled
1‘30? film”: “W b“ ""r‘r‘d “‘ ”1" taken care 0!. 67 North Main St. my ~:tvnnuv cntertalnnd relatives *but .1 short time at art school. but
Ugo?“ " “ " ' Phone 403- Ad.“ 0 . from N““’ York V“)? over the week it was long enough to mach nu» the
"z . , , .. ,fi , L-nd. ~ ; . . 1 .
ourlng spoon Kit-ill in: given to each “onumupc of tho Berkeley chapter. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony l’uryuclln sort of mm .
22221131;howzbgsiingigfi“at: :3: 0m" of ”"3 Easter" 5“”? “1“ be "if Ely avenue entertained relative: "Man 302‘ tho things i Ci‘t‘alc‘
:\l‘lgc:‘ino' II‘ux-nltur: Co.-::\d". . ' - Shucgucfilf lforlhéllltcOI'ihi'l undIMrs: 2mm Bridgr-pm‘t 03-:xt~.llxt: wcclt end. nm'cr see daylight. I rL-prodtlce
. ‘ C a a “‘1 Q'outli “.1110“ g-n ‘1 “”- wm“ _ . . them merely to gl\’c Ten: to some
.éfhc‘flrst meeting 0! 1}]... local " ‘. '. . . K John hoboy of (31m atrcet went to irrlslstable impluso or longing in
Chautauquu‘ guarantors for 1935-, ~Como to the Broad ltlvor Com- km’llfm’d .‘lfilrsllili- - myself \\'hll.‘h only my paint brush
3, .
‘important meeting and all are urged
to {bctpresenh
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m
m SEIK‘TINEL .
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Association
lfThe Past Command
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Shepherd‘s of Bethlehem held a
bird party last evening at the home
b: Elbert Day in Stuart avenue.
Zl‘here were four tables of cards.
Tliofilrst prize was won by Mrs.
Charles Othumc. tllc consolation
'prizo was awarded Mrs. Gilbert
Kill. of Daricn. Tho other prize
winners were: Gcntlcmcn's first
prize, James lrconoy of \V'estport:
gontlumcn's consolation prim, Gil-
bert. Hill.
A clam chowder supper including
Chowder, baked beans. salads, cake.
associa—
lion of tho Norwalk and \Vestport
Mrs, Charles 0tham
Mrs. May Burt.
Mr. and Mrs.
Darlen.
W‘illiam Flatt.
Mr. and Mrs’.
Westport.
5‘.
Mrs. Bablnoau.
Mrs. Carrie Day,
Elbert Day.
Alt-s. Lela. Cohen,
Commandcra' nssoclat
held next Monday
ffair Held at Home of Elbert pay—Card
Party Is One in a Series Being Given by
6,
Gilbert Hill.
Bergman
James Feeney ot’ \Vestpoi‘l,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson.
The next curd party of the Past
ion will
night at the
the
Prizes Given
of
of Pocahontas.
elaborately bendc and trimmed.
Plnochic Wins-- be most
in:
lug played also.
and coffee was served the guests. home _of Mrs. Mily Burt, 2 Persh— Members or the Degree team til-ere
Those presenbu‘crc: ing street.) 4 in charge, arranging the alfalr, and
; giving the prlzts. tlicrc helng one
: . . .x. . . . . _ K. K_K prize (at each table. _
LOCAL BRIEFS then .r‘clilllld‘h - mlculnyd 13.1.4116-.. During the Denim; there- was mu-
m‘iuub “ ‘3 d “us” ' sic and dancing. iolloxvod ivy refresh-
4 H u ' merits
> I 'l‘hc Goldcn Bulo Circle ut’ the ' . _ . -..
iKlrhc Hospital \l'hist club will hold, I-‘lrst Congregational church will ‘hfxgifobwtiazge who “ on prizes “ -re
.‘I. meeting Friday ulttl’DOOD ‘11 “10. hold .1 [0,11 and Kilt) in tho parish ' ’
home of Dr. ll. C. Silt'l‘tl‘, Washing-
ton strect- Alcmburs planning to
.xtteild‘will kindly notify the 'hoa-
Mass.
6
Thu Monkey Cauldron
team held its weekly practicc
night in the Clifford allqs.
I -
bowling
last
0 a (l . i .
~5houp manure and Agrlc Llillt:
[or lawns. .tiircd Brown, 'l‘ct
:lSK93-2.——Adv.
I)!
_ o c a ._
Mrs. Atlclc llurttct! Lottuizc
street. pianist and organist. will
render the musical program to be
given in connection with the show—
mg of “The Lost Battalion" at tin.-
ml'estport Y. M. C. A. auditorium.
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Tlto'lnecting oi lht, Watch l’uur
Slitch club schvdulcd i'or \Vcdnes-
'luy afternoon at. the llomu 01 Mrs.
William Young in Melbourne road
has been indefinitely postponed.
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\‘lctrolqs
neiy.-—-Adv.
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;-—Radlu and and on
may terms. Don
D
The annual meeting 0: the fair-
tleld County Republican Women's
association “ill be held at the Strat-
field hotel Saturday. April 25. The
business meeting will commence at
21 o‘clock. Lunch-.01; will b'. :ei‘vcd
:lelziE.
0 ~
William Guataieoil. babb- ot the
Metropolitan Opcru company and
Symphony orclicatl‘a Will be the ‘ar-
school
1‘.
are managing
end Company today.
work 0! the pupils.
and again in the
limit moat-ls.
.
w
give three lecture“. in
tho Bridgmport
Commorcr: as
Progress Week.
J
a A
male at Donnnlly's.
tut-.2- btlsll‘lt‘Sb' in Florida.
a O G
tist at tho meeting at the Bridge.-
port. Wr‘dneeday .Xnti’llool‘l Musicul'
club at. the Stratiicld Hotel, Bridge-
port tomorrow afternoon.
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grim. of coal reduced. llarri:
kgotins. Phonu TIL—Adv.
. K _ . .
anniversary at the
the Major Charley
U
l-Tl‘t'o' Sixteenth
organization ol'
will be held \Vulncsday evening; Lit .\
o’clock in tho library or the Norttallt
High school. This will b" a very
._ o O 0
#Come to the Broad River Conr ‘
Infinity Club's Old Fashioned Mas !
I‘iu'éirnde Dance at lied Men's lluli
r
KMaln SL. Norwalll. 'l‘uub. eve...
‘ April ll.—Ad..
{ . o c s
g The Doorlteepers’ circlc of the
3
:
; 4
mug-AM m . a.
i
.
5.
Firm. Congregational church are
planning :1. May tea and 5811: to be
hold at the home of Mrs. \Vnilicr
Hitchcook in West avenue.
. ' t u s
-_--leo Cod Fish at th
c rli-ridgo.
lac per pound.——Ad1'.
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The board 01‘ directors or the
Norwalk hospital will hold its
mollthly mot-ting tonight at. the hoe—
pllaJ.
T. U u '-
.K-K‘rFKertillzer for Gardens. .fllfred
Broivn. Tel. 2393-2.-—Adv.
9 i a w v
‘Mcnibers of the \‘ctcrdans of
[banish \Var will meet tonight. to:
, .
l’e
night in R'STI Men's
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~Beat coal at
Harris .8: Gama—Adv.
O u 0
Court Frances. No. 11. Order 0!
n
the Goldr-n Sceptre. is
St. Norn'nllt.
April 1 i.-——AdV.
U
V u
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The twentieth anniversary of tho
[\Vomen's Foreign Missionary society
will be Ol'lbt'l'l’ed in the Sunday school
the East avenue M. 1:.
church tonight.
cents of
The_ “'hataoever circle
King's Daughters will meet this aft-V
ornoon at the homo of Mrs. Chris-
tlanfiwartz in \Voat avenue.
6 ' 0 C
~—ltttmmage sale Thurs. and Fri.
Muliuckcmo Bldg. opposite Schttllze's
market. Auapices Ladies First. M. E.
. church.
Roger Ludlow-ngh school. Fair-
llclcl. will hold its oratorlcal contest
tomorrow at. which time a candidate
will be chosen for the county contest
which will be held in Norwalk Fri-
day evening. Fairfield has five con-
testants for the honor.
Marion Churchill. Alice \Vinchestcr.
Louis Drew, Julius Smith and Stan-
y Bull.
world.
reduced
housu li'ritlay afternoon. May 15.
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—'.’.3 per cent of! on radios and
loud breakcrs.—-Donnelly'a.—Adv.
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The pupils of Bridgeport lligh
M.
depart-
mrznts urn being run by tho students.
liven lodlly's advertisomunts are the
In the morning
afternoon
will bl.- u lefithl'l put-ado With stu~
the ix
All
Frank .low-"ll Raymund who in
lecture in Norwallt under tho auspi-
('cs 01' the Kiwanis club is
also
Tins-u lecturt-s will be sponsored by
Junior Chamber of
their contribution
~‘Ihe Hoovar is the latgvst sell-
Zing cleaner in tho
0 n ly
John T. Haydn. former presulcnt oi?
the. board. will gin: a talk on his tu-
cunt trip to Florida. telling what he
haw and learned about the real c5-
'l‘he Broad River Community club
lxrill hold- its third annual dance to-
hull.
O
to hold
mutiny Club‘s Old Fashioned Mas-
querade Dance at lied Men's Hall,
Main
Tut-s. eve.
of
They are:
there
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Bridgeport.
Spl'clal
$8.155
prices.
the
Mrs. Edna Miller.
Suinut'l liltsiuwskl.
Joucph McMahon.
Mrs. Henry Payne.
Mrs. Dorothy Booth,
Norman Gorznly.
Helen McMahon.
Mutllvy Barry.
Mrs. Dorothy Poril-i,
l’urcy COll‘.
Mrs}. Marie Cuitllc,".
Alice McMahon,
.\Il'ri Hudlu Moore,
Mrs. Mary \"msl.
3hr}: McLaughlin.
SPRINGWOOD
from New York over tho wouk and
u .‘ I
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.lilult l: Loml-ar
til of
uvcr illu: \\‘-::'.‘l< incl.
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A complain?
Jot-'t‘m
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the Mon.
8' u u
Joseph Penn-d of Lexington ave-
nuo was .1 recent visitor in New York
city.
..
Stopltr‘n Mutito of (“lift street has
Julius Martin of Lexington ave-
nue was :1 visitor in Sluttitprd yes.
tertlny. ‘
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Fred Charnock of Sound \‘icw ave-
nue was a business visitor in Bridge-
port yesterday.
Joseph Grill at Lotvo street spent
yesterday in Port Chester.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield of
Lowe street' are entertaining their
daughter from Bridgeport.
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Mr. and Mrs. lulph Cochlu of Ely
avenue entertained Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Plsacrcta or Wesiport over the
week end.
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Mrs. Christina Somalia of South
street entertained relatives from New
York city over the week end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Prio of
Norwalk entertained relatives from
Bridgeport over the week end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lalima of
Bunion street entertianéd relatives
from Now York city over the week
rybocly '5 doing it . Yo
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ThEThings You Want Most
You can finally reach them if you will climb the
' vings ladder -—- a rung a payday. 'Almo'st
0m NORWAIK SAvmcs am
u try.
. - after
end:
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Jaseph Gnfiito or Bouton street
was a business visitor in Bridgeport
yesterday.
0 c u 1i ‘
Mr. and Mrs. John Lowiz of Lex-
ington avenue‘entertained relatives
from Bridgeport over the week end.
0 I 0
Alexander Strassburger 0t Lexing-
ton avcnuo paid a visit to Darlcn
yesterday.
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John Chch of Lexington avenue
was in Stamford yesterday.
. 0 0 0
John Tesuer 01., Lexington avenue
Invoke his wrist yesterday while
cranking his auto.
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About five hundred people attend—
ed a. dance last evening at Haves-
.sey’s hall. given by the Hungarian
community of Springwood. -' The
chairman of the committee in charge
. was Joseph Bat-trail. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. William Richucb
:md daughter Shirley. of New
Haven. have returned to their",th r
pending the "week and; ‘w. £117
T 0 Purchase New
Suits for Members~~
A very successful card party was
held last night in Red Men's hull.
\Vest Washington street. under. the
auspices Kor the Degree team. Pride
of Uncas Council. No. 46. Degree of
_ The allulr was given tor the bene-
{lt of tho treasury of the council and
the proceeds will go towards our.
chasing new suits for the members.
These suits will be of Indian design.
popular
card game played lust night. bridge.
\Vlllb‘l. rummy find even euchrc bo-
Chosinut strictunlortaincd relatiw-s
. Laura street
cnlnrmim-d relatives from New York
rtrcnivvd from
atom in lionton titre: Satin-o
day about a gang of boys who were
damaging a building in the rear of
In a Tiny Cottage on Outskirts of N orwalk
In a. tiny wot‘kehop as cute as 1
arm hilt-3 just purcmtacd.
she queried
u nbleu t: h ed
is \“ ircd
Lhambt‘ey and
stuttcd. The animal
such a fashion that it
sit in any poeiti‘on m which
placed.
An adorable painted (ace. a pair
of triliiunt blue hrccrhvs, and a
neat little collar and tie. complete
the rather abbreviated costume of
the rabbit.
Mrs. Marshall has invented a.
number of other toys {or children.
most of which boar 11ch imprint of
liti‘ artistic paintbrush bomcwhcre.
can satisfy."
Mrs. Marshall's home is u reflec-
tion of her own artistic sell. L'vcry-
whore. in the delicately painted in.
nlture. the dainty hangings. tho
cnamellcd (lollies. the painted grass
mats. one sees her hand. The cot-
tage is a veritable splurge 0! dc.
lightful color.
Several ideas distinctly her mm.
Mrs. Marshall has put into concrete
form. There are the oilcloth dailies
for instance. made up in acts, and
enamelled in paint that won’t come
ofl‘. There are the nursery bord-
ers. with their handpainlod pictures.
and lust. there are the unlrronkahle
toys with their handpalnted faces;
"I enjoy .doing the children's
toys more than anything else. I
have always loved children. in fact
I have two myself.‘ the artist add-
ed proudly. K
"Do I work by inspiration? \Vell.
queer though it may seem to you.
that is just the way I do- work. 1’
see something or think of some-
rhing and suddenly an idea. come to
me. Bit by bit 7 piece it out until
I .haveK assembled the \VhOlO into
working order.
"I guess I Work very much as
MISS KEENER'TO
SING A’T CONCERT
Nortivalk Mozart Socie-
ty Is Making Elabor-
ate Plans for Spring
Concert May 26
The executive board of the Nar-
walk Mozart moiety for. Musical E:-
tension (formerly People's chorus)
held a. meeting last evening _at the
home at the director. Mrs. F. J. Mor-
rison, 40 West avenue.
Plans were made for the spring
concert which will probatbly be held
May 26th. It {5K expected that. Miss
Susana Keener. famous soprano. will
appear'with thecoclety at that tiara.
Miss Keener appeared with the cool-
ety about two year§ ago and was
acclaimed a wonderful. singer ' by.
those who had the pleasure or hear-
lug-her. _ '
Mr. and, Mrs. Beniamln 1;qu o! .
Chattiui limit:
"Thagcocle y: 10.3303 2' card bitter
, , ammunity. all. East ammo:
Mrs. Marshall DeSigns Unique Bunny Rabbit
.‘1R‘e. JOHN
"\\ htt'u did 3 cut my idea from?"
with a. pleasant laugh.
about two lccl high and la made off
inurlin :
it:
will stand or
it is
nunsuuu .
t
'Jous‘ it down.
down-Adv. John Mother of Stumlord was a “U- u .lliiit come to me. The“! think up an idea. i, always tail. That
. . . \'f_\1[01‘ m springwood Sunday. 5mm to be so nluny impractical systematic tort-sting (or inspiration.
The Noru‘alk Real Estate board - . u . ‘0)5 on ”39 mar-get. 3‘ ‘hc XXV-‘55?” \ltll'Sn't 5:1 mo anywhere."
will hold its monthly meeting at Ruclolllh Sylberc of Paradise ”W3 ”1‘“ 1 3”“ WOW?” 1 “'Wm “18K.\our husband any help to you
noon tomorrow in the Mahachomo street spent rjumluy in New York try to imam. {mouthing that was “hon you get stuck for an idea?"
hotel. Applications tor lm‘mbershlp will: abaomlcly practical” 7was the next. question put to Mrs.
will be acted upon by the bdard. ' , This he“ bunny t'ahhl: slantlsghiurshall. The latter smiled broad-
ly and wrinkled up her nose.
"Such a. lot oz help." she said
dramatically. “I am painting a. dc-
llcate little‘bunch of bridal flower:
tor instance—4' beed‘ a dash of
color—l 3:1; him what he can sug-
gest.
“0 hall: a. red tomato on it." I"
throws out toflmo in a. bored (as.
Meow-and than just turn. back to
his nowapapetk lie is a punter mo.
But houses happen to no the feature
of his work-41nd that makes all
the difference in the world.
Ono at tho dantleat pieces of
work done-by Mrs. Marshall. is a
pair of cheer ohm'on hose. black.
with 3. mm scroll butterfly pattern
in gold painted on it. This fashion.
is should be known .is now the rage
"on the Paris boulevards. It Will
probably roach Not-wall: in the near
future. At. that tune it is expected
that the streets will be unusually
crowded with slghlneors. . .
Ball gowns too. Mrs. Marshall ha:
painted in delicate floral patterns.
Her work is carefully and pains—
takingly done. with a blend of col-
nrn astonishing to the amateur.
"I suppose there is a. lot of money
ln this sort or work. but I’ do it
mostly for tho love at it." said the
artist dreamily. a far away look in
her dark eyes. as though another
'inspiratlon' was subtley forming.
“Then it does seem as though
there are so many things needed {or
the sale of an idea—valency. 3 mar—
ket. and a lot of initiative. 1
would so much rather stay homi-
here. just get an idea. work it out.
and stop at: that.
"D on't I eve rlong for larger
fields? \Veu yes. sometimes I do.
But then yo-x know.‘ she added.
"the walls of a. room don't confine
thought. imagination or ideas. and I
can really think up rust ‘as good
things right here in this little ne-
ciuded spot in Norwalk. as if 1 were
out in the middle of a. big city.
where my ideas would probably all
leave me. And I can increase tin
variety or my goods. and the kinds
of things I create and paint. and
obtain a larger field that way—lust
asKenslly here as I can anywhere
else.
"\‘thl will I do next? “fall. that
is still a matter for conjecture.”
she finished. "Goodness knows
what sort of an idea may hit me
next. Perhaps I WU] turn out an
elephant!"
Mrs. Becker Entertains
Eastern Star Members
About forty were present. lut'o‘ve-
nlng at the card parlyxlvcnuby
the Past Matrons- amniotic: o! the
Ophlr, Chapter. Order of the East.
er: star gt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Becker. in Falwell!»
avenue. . Light refreshments were
served. Tlia prize winners were:
Mu. Loren White.
Mrs. Emma St. John.
Mrs. Carrie Rundle.
Mrs. Fay Boyd.
Mrs: Emma. . Godfrey. ,
Mr}. Miller: McPherson.
Mrs. John R. Wrigley
Mrs. J. A. Rep.
.
one is welcmne to come cad play
their avorlto‘ some. * ~
Thmrggulu- "bear-ate! the» Not-
uallr Momapemx 1.0" Mum! Ear-i
tension. (tormérly People’s chorus)
“132”“‘1‘141’1‘9 92min: at; n.» warn
does an author friend of mine. No
and grabs a. pencil and paper. and
"I f 1 all down and Jusl try to
. detail to them the advisability of in-
W is bright in its orange drapes and 333“” “1“" “1° ’3 doing-eating.
Air. and Mme. Anthony ero of doc-p blue furniture, Mrs. John “fianmlg‘ (.trncr"?hlh"'d or persurltl-
Knapp leti‘txcl, entertained relauvgg . .. , .,. - a) y 1* Milling, an A ea». comes a
m from Hartford over n... we“. end. MANN“ or -3 3mm “n“- ‘9“ fiber. and it does SL’UHX as thougn
K, v ' Ct'h ed tilt; Mun. u! U": CUUJDCWSE those ideas come at the most inop-
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mordolla. o: bunny l'llLLJil. which it .\cw ions . portuno times. she just rushes away
. O o ' ins.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Delia of Sunday. , . . _/
Taylor avenue entertained relatives Mr an d Mm Anthony Brie t ‘ ‘
V v u -_ .' O ‘ I
£33233. heWK Haxen over the “eel; . Webster street eKnte ned relatives . i
. . , . from New York city over the week If You Have All“ NEWS:
Samuel Alberta 0!. Bridgeport war 33"“ . . . Edll"
3‘ “at" 1” timoyefmd?” Court Laurel No. 166. will hold Wnteto The Woman b ' '
Spanish War Veterans and Veterans
0! Foreign. Wars. at. the Armory. Fri.
day evening. April 17th.—Adv.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars and Span—
ish War Veterans.
Friday evening. April inn—Adv:
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turned to her home utter an
absence 0! about one year.
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Arthur Bailas oz 9: \Voodwurd
avenue has returned home again
He has Just received his discharge
tram the army.
13 Seymour street, has moved to :0
\chster street. South Norwalk.
her parents. Mr.
Tucker. of Flax l-llll road.
Taylor avenue spent the weekoend
with relatives in Brooklyn. New
York.
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Jacob Enron of Second street ha;-
purchased a new live ton Hahn
truck from the Miller agency in
Bridgeport.
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--FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
Spanish \Var Veterans and Veteran:
01 Foreign wars, at the Armory. Fri.
day evening. April 17lh.—Ad\'.
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spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Kelley or Chestnut
street.
Mr. and Mrs. James McNally In
honor or their
birthday Saturday.
played and re
Scribner avenue.
tivea tram New York city over 1.11:
week-end.
. Bride of William
Wedding.
Jersey
Knight's Hill road which Was per
ban Pollard 3"
old. Louis Buro. cousin or the
Elizabeth Bahia. sister of the bride
acted 8K8 bride's maid.
After the cox-many the bridal cou-
ple ion on a honeymoon. Upon their
return
Hill road.
Beach Owners Plan
Improvement Ass’n.
_. Plans for an Improvement A530.
clntlon in Falrfleld are l clng discuss
ed at. tho present. time by property
owns“ or the beach. 'l‘hr: associa—
tion will have several put-ponies. the
primary one or whiéb is to accurc
road and other improvements {or
the bench section.
The beach people are also discuss-
ing the advisability
trust fund and carrying their own
own insurance instead or paying this
same money in premiums to the fire
insurance companies each year.
They are planning to have a speaker
suring themselves in this way and
also how: some out; from one of the
large insurance companies relate the
arguments against. this method of in
surauce. Tho meeting of this group
it! to be held in a few day: When or-
ganization will be discussed.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Audlno of
Larson street. entertained relatives
from Brooklyn. N. Y.. ovro the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oddo. fortn-
erly of South Nortvalk. returned to
their home in Brooklyn yesterday
after spending tho Easter holidays
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs
Angelo Mugavero and family of
\Vood ward avenue.
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last night.
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Charlotte Keehner of
N. J.. is visiting her bro-
Mrs.
Newark.
titer. \V. \V. Morrison of Pershing
street. .
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~—PIFTH ANNUAL BALL
at the Armory.
Mrs. Harold F. Clark of o Elli
on street.‘ Marvin beach. has re.
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Miss Amelia. Beers. formerly 0!
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Miss Marjorie Tucker 0! Nev.
York city; spent the week-end with
and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. George Eammon of
Blanche Hawley ot Strattord
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A porty was held at. the home o.
8011': twenty-firs:
Games were
treshments served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Steven Reynolds oz
entertained rela-
-FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
'Mlss Francis‘and Miss Bornadeb
K out This Ono—1c Is Worth aloud:
Foley &. 00.; K
Chicago. Ill.. writing your name and
“due clearly.
maple bola. o! $01.32? aUNE!
AND TAR COMPOUJKSD tor coughs
cold; and boar-scum: mo supple
package ‘0! £91.31: PILLS. a diur-
ctig Malone (or the Kidding. and
£01.32 acxruanrtc $181,813
(or Wflm not hummus.
Tiara? twain-Aromodlur. m
from on d
Send this ad- and . tenants to
2835 Shameld aVe...
201: will ‘ receive a
mo
school. Adjutant”; an «melons:
Santa at First Easter
Probably the tint weddingcéle-
brutod preformed Easter Sunday
waa‘thnt of Miss Lillian Bahia. or
City to‘wuuam Santa or
tamed by J notice of the Peace Her-
» 2:30 o'clock. when
Euler Sunday was just a. half hour
groom. was the best man and Miss
they will reside on Flux
of creating ..
Frederick C. Riedell. duputy rc-'
gent of the Moose. paid an otticul
visit to the Daubunr’lodgc or Moosm
its monthly session meeting tonight
in the K. or c. hall on Washington
street.
to attend as business matters of 1m-
portunce are coming up. .
' lKi‘URNITURE COMPANY
Eon THE ENTIRE HOME"
Edward Anis,
A splendid attendance matured
the meeting last. night of the Bird
and Naturo club. held in the audi-
torium of the Norwail; Library.
The speaker o! the evening was
Edward Avis. noted iectuurer and
bird mimic. He told of the birds in
the eastern parts of the United
$181.88. described them .and related
their habits. feuding, homes and so
forth. A number at slides concur:-
lng life in blrdland were used to il-
lustrate tho locturc.
Mr. AH: is known in tho field of
nature gtudy as the ”bird mimic."
and in reptoduc lng songs and calls
at the birds as they are heard in
tho wooda'und field. he is without
an equal. according to those who
haw beta tortunate enough to beat
him. Bird mimtciug sounds easy.
but there are few who can make
any sort of an accomplishment out
o! it.
Mr. Avls'
gilt possessed in a. like degree
whistling is a natural
by
inch: Form . . _ : . - . TUESDAY, APRIL 14. .1.
Personal Mention *' . ‘ ' K L " K. ' I j _ I. ‘ ‘ , “ . ._ Feature Articles
’Local Items 8 F or N or w [k ~ omen , Club Neil‘s
314d Party Given for A ‘ PRl’ll‘éill‘Slfiw' Artist" and maggot « Willow... Bird and Nature Club Holds
POSt Commanders’ ' Members ProceedsWillBe Used ‘ ‘ ' ' Miss Bohla Becomes Monthly Meeting in Libra?
Noted Lecturer and Bird 31.
Speaks Before Members—Tells
Habits of Eastern Birds
Of Life;
few men and 'r.‘
result of con
companionship :
"Back to Nuix~
and he claims. t.;-:
study birds is to ;.‘=c --
and Watch then: ...
One may get tin. ..
bird ilt'u lrom t' J .
stuff" is gained a ~ .
The lt‘Ctul‘Cl’ .,
as Well as a. r; .
violin With pic...-
auction with
ling number;
To bird stud~:::., _‘
was a. lesson i . '
ably conley d ..
imitations 0: Li“'
0: bird lift; '5; '
aervations.
The member: c. '
turo club wl:
maintain-n
heard anyone ‘
The neztt m;
be held the r:
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Thrift Shop Appeals
For Old Clothes
An appeal for old clothes is being
sent out by the Rev. Cox-ado Rigglo
gwho is in charge of the Saugutuck
Scighborhood Commurity Ccnter.
Old clothes. furniture. magazines
and shoes will all be welcome and
Will be used in the Center's thrill
shop. The funds procured from the
sale of these old articles will be
used to carry on the daily kinder-
:garten and 'nurscy established sev-
'er:ll weeks ago for Saugatuck
youngsters.
Any one having such articles as
above mentioned. in his attic. collar
or barn. who is ready and willing to
get rid of same. should get in touch
with the Rev. Biggie who will be
ivery glad to take charge of the old
lclothcs or furniture.
EAGLES T0 ENTERTAIN.
Tho entertainment committee or
Sorwalk Act-iv, l7. 0. IE. is making
plans for an entertainment to be
held at the Regent theatre May 15.
KA special four reel will be shown.
.Thls is entitlqu "Under 91-} Eagle's
Wing.’ Besides this. a special six
reel film is on the program. local
vooalists will appear on the pro-
gram. '
to Knogh of New Haven. are visit-
ing Mrs. Jack Bernard of 35 Lowe
slrccl.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Keeler of
Wes: avenue visited their child-
ren, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Reich of.
Bridgeport, yesterday.
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Mrs. John Hamilton of Flat: Hill
road is spending a few weeks with
her sister in Greensboro. North
Carolina.
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Friends will be sorry to learn that
Mrs. Clarence Seymour is confin-
ed to her home by illness.
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Miss Dorothy and Miss Juar‘l,‘
gulec, daughters of Dr. and Mrs.
\Villiam liauford Allee, who attend
school here in Norwalk. have ro‘
turned to their homo in Ridgefield
street. has purchased a. new
passenger Reo sedan car.
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Frank '1‘. Brundage of Bettawood
road has been confined to his home
for the past {ew days with a. serure
cold.
five
Mr. and Llrs. \Villlam. H. Moore
and Miss Elizabeth Selleck of this
city. were guestsKof—Mr. and Mrs.
Howard D. Smith of Ridgefield, last
Sunday.
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Blanch Hawley of StraLford spent
the week end with Mrs. Benjamin
Kelly 01 Chestnut street.
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Johannes Eek of First street has
purchased a. new automobile.
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Joseph Triosb or Osborne avenue
was a recent visitor in Stamford.
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Jack Virelll 0: Summit street was
a. Visitor in Bridgepon yesterday.
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Oliver Mitchell 0! the Mahackemo
hotel'was a. visitor in Bridgeport
avenue
after , ..
win: 111.? son. TZ'ZLQ'
Mass.
for the Easter vacation. Mrs.
. ‘ ‘ ' 'avcnue.
Arthur Tucker of the Samuel ' ' ’ -
Frost company or New York city Mrs. Harold .‘x'. 1~
was a visitor in town yesterday. ton avenue wait (:7 .' <
o o . hers of the Good ‘- . 7
Jerry Safranek of 13 “’atcr cty a: luncheon '
the Rowayton 13..
hold its
evening a: the
Hopps in “tests:
0
given under the a“. l‘1
reka. Rebekah Lo
Nor-walk M. E.
evening April
the finest. group of
city has entertained ‘A
each a superior arti:.
respective field.
requested to meet Fr:
this week after the
tins. Ogden
3655 meeting.
which the club
great deal of :m:
be held tho secoz.
instead of the
Mot-Lina Ogde-
club, was app-.11.
committee in ci-
the other metal. ‘
tee to work wit
hour was enjoy-:d -:.'.
served.
livers:
l
the Rowayton .\l
attcnd .
rerence 3: Jamaica '
society of lhc‘
meet this aft
Baptist church
afternoon at tip; 4."
fin.
Concert Comm
RUWA‘: 'l‘ux i
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FRIENDLY 5E5?”
CLUB HOLDS I‘al
be Held Sect-21c; .
day 111 312.334;
Plans Benz: film":
The Friend
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Howayton l\
evening a:
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Plans weru
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After the buslzes; ‘ ;.
Miss Charlottc
Miss Helen h
Miss Florence
Miss Mary H;r.
Mrs. C. S. Gray.
Miss Martin; 0;;
b .-
Rev. anal Mrs.
the New
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Fred
has
Mrs.
I‘
spending
Th».- “'omcn‘s
r7: .
A. J. B‘;‘~‘1:..'.
u
The Deft 1.22:2?”
weekly
Eu
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The Ladies‘ Aid
~15
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To Meet 02.5
The Fonwicl; NOVA-i
l-
the
Thccornrnlttee for 1 ;~; —3-< '
H\..
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All members are requested
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cjo The Evening Sentinel:
or Call 92 or ’93
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