2...... Mention
, Local -_ Items
And Teaching
Sings In Danbury Church
94Eiva. Avallone Is Fast Becoming One Of
City’s Most Popular Soloists’-—Is Studying
I
,e of Norwalk’s "coming con-
X " is Miss Elva. Avallone of (:3
ton “some. who is. making
a, some for herself in local and ‘
t,town circles. Sunday morn-
she was the contralto soloist at
EBaptist church in Danbury.
she sang Ave Marie and an .
ration from the celebrated in-
ezzo of Caveliere Rustlcena. .
$.Avall‘one has a. sweet .rich
of rare charm as those who
a, b heard her. sing will testify. She
' ell knowu here and sang in the
“Belts 8“ on at the East Avenue
fifthodlst church Easter Sunday.
Mona recently she nos heard for
tag evenings at the Rialto Theatre
rug the show "Sally." "
s3 Avallone started her musical
ed¢ation under local teachers and
1:15 Awent to the Institute of Musical
At; New York city, where she spent ‘
:seasons under Dr. Damrosch.
Tml'e ilfaddition to music she stud-
' le French and Italian.
9 strain of constant study, sing-
o.gand commuting “as too great
1 Miss Avallone and she was
:d to take a. nest. During the
owlnter months she has been
in
MISS ELVA AVALLONE
Photo by Vincent.
Members ot<tho
. (me hold I. nicotingh
' lug. I. good
2.11am
' ham presided.
lowed b! o m of anew—
ment. Miss Dordlz! Curtis and
Dorothy Condos w! 111ch
The progrom inch: ed: . ~.
. Violin solo. "Poet and poorest.”
' Kenton Erickson.
the piano by his sister Eleanor. .
Stadnord.
vere. " by lugfim.’
Short Health HPnpei'
_ Merrimon. ‘ .
ogre. Fells. "
mler. by Miss Elmer Erickson.
urdoy in May when tho
will be in
Merrimon.
b
t a g by herself and teaching I
11: to a re w'puplls. Now and
it“ she has been heard at a local
chuich.
M335 Avallone is planning to con-
tinilb her studies at the Institute as
can as she can. She will take up
several new languages besides voice.
This means that she will have to
silky even harder than before.
Erwin be recalled that about two
studying in New York on erroneo
by a. taxi and killed received I. W!
circulation. Relatives and trien
ning and was greatly surprised
been in on accident.
years ago when Miss Avallone w
report that she had been run over
were greatly alarmed tor her safety
but she returned home in the eve-
hcar of the rumor as she hadn't even
LOCAL BRIEFS
as
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de tors, of the South Nero—sit Bo
d!
‘0 in charge at the Bye.
his subject is an interesting one.
will speak on “The Problems of La
Enforcement.“ .
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CHOIR MEMBERS
E GIVEN SUPPER
Olmcron Circle Gives
,EDinner for Easter
EC h o i r —— C o n g.
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tivee from Brooklyn. New York.
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About thirty members of the spe-
' ' clai Easter Choir at the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church were feted of
'a. dinner Saturday evening given by
, ‘the Omicrom Circle, The commit-
tee in charge:
' Mrs. J. W. Slawson.
Mrs. A. J. Pcnnell,
. B. J. Thomas.
. J. Finch.
, M Hurry Coley,
Mrs. A. Barnum.
‘W‘ére responsible for the beautiful
lacerations of lavender and yellow,
9 "fnvors, and the place cards.
uch attention was glx on to plan-
ing the menu. This included grape
ruit. fried chicken. potatoes. pens.
salad. cake. ice cream and coffee.
_1i‘bilowing the dinner there was a
social hour.
M rs.
York.
I o
M rs. Reggie Capuano
at
3 relatives in New York city.
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day.
n ere taken up.
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partmeni.
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The East Nor-wall. Improvement
elation will hold a card party
in Community Ilall on Monday evo-
, i’ng, May 4 at r. o'.clock nil-5.1)
13. Beach is chairman of the commit—
tee in charge. ”10 pl‘Operfy.
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walng to the bad weather Satur-
y evening not as many as were
mooted turned out for the supper
given at the Swedish Congregation-
flcnurch. Nevertheless the supper
afternoon.
old Crofu-t and Knapp Hot factory.
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company responded to the general
a success.
Following the supper a. meeting Baffinggi-Jzegzuzkigficswm until
held in Lilo church. Two ‘ , '
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Miss \Villu Miller of Elmwood
avenue. has returned to her home.
aftcr fishing 8. week with relatives
in Somerxille, N. J.
MIS. W oodruff to Talk
At Church Meeting
Norwalkers will hue an oppor-
tunity Tuesday. April 28 to hear the
new state president of the Kings
Daughters. Mrs. Mary L. Woodrutf
or New Haven. Mia. \Voodruft, who
is an exceptionally brilliant woman
and an interesting speaker. will be
the principal speaker at the annual
meeting of the Norwaik Union of
Iiings’ Daughters and Sons to be
held at the mm Norwallr Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock Doy Light SaVlns time.
There will also be a special mus-
icnl program. Following the social
hour refreshments will be served.‘
dgeporters. Rudolph Sager and
;E‘i-lc Stenqulst. gaxe an interesting
talk on a trip they recently made
through the Middle \Ncst. As a
hither share in the program these
young men sang several duets. ' Miss
.E‘Bjork and Miss Clara. I—icdman.
_ young Women. were vocal
Another feature of the eve-
3 program was a. quartette made
f.Mr. Ericson. A. Anderson, H
dsrson, and Rev. Grunstrom.
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in regular meeting of. the 0mi—
Circle 0: the East Avenue N
urch will be held this evening
’clock.
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The East Avenue 3!. 13. Church
,u'a will hold a rehearsal at
och this evening in the person-
C . 0
young people of the Christ-
vent Church will have a. spe-
, eating tomorrow evening at
Mk to which the public is in—
-—-Advortl,so in the ,VSentinel.
Robinson CrusoeI
’ a reason to save money. He had no use fer
Ether-o was no bank to pay him interest. ,, .
us who live in America, instead of
escrt isle, have as many reasons for saying,
HO
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Joffo of Earl
Point street are entertaining rela-
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pascal: of
Gleason oi Porlchester. New York.
Edward Smith of Rowan
street “as a. recent \lsltor in New
Fort
Point street spent the week-end with
The Calf Posture Life Guards held
a. meeting at the home of Charles
Roselle in Crescent Terrace yester-
Verious mat-tors pertaining to
octhilies of the corp this summer.
A large crowd visited Col! Pasture
Bcoch Park yesterday. and lookoid
over the improvements that are be-
ing made there by the Street 1):-
Benny Cello is closing his lunch
and cigar business in Liberty Squoro.
Mr. Cello has decided to close the
business because he can not come
to an agreement with the owner 01
Many people from East Nor-walk
hurried to Water street on Saturday
to watch the tire at the
6 held their rally day yesterday.
'7 2 Leog’ue were to give
' { "Windmills of Hench"
I heme on Clinton
_Sta.rr Hoytuwdlroottho
EAST NORWALK vited. Judge Nehemiah Condos will asst-W. . . .,
be the principal speaker. Judge " f
F” Candoe is an interesting speaker and D“ mm“ m Q3 M“ '
this city will open!
tore the Bridgeport
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W
"Sub-Conscious. Mind”.
cool so reduced prices
Berri”; Conn—Adv.
. Van Zant street are entertaining TI” tunnel mm” of the Con-
necticut Fodorotion of Women’s
~ EChurch Supper M“ mam“ mm“ M" 3“" clubs will be hoidMoyls. 19 and so.
at the Strotileld hotel. Bridgoport.
The first birthday anniversary of
the Past Pocahontas“ will be held
MI! 18 (\iondo! night) st the home
of Miss Annie Welsh. in West ovo-
nue.
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. ~Fortilisor for Gordono. Altrod
Brown. Tel. 2398o:.—Adv.
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The Norwalk Council of Jowlsh
Women will hold o. luncheon on my
1.. ot the Ron! Juno: ion. This “i
fair will close the social season of
tin organization.
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~25 per cent or: on radio. and
loud speakers.—-Donnolly's.—Adv.
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The annual convention o! the Uni.
vet-sallst churches will .bo held in
Danbury this you for the first time
in half p. century. It will hire plooc
May 13 and 14 in the Donbury Oni-
\emliot munch. .
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-—llo’dlo end Vioiroiu oc.d on
easy terms. Donnyt-Adv. ~
Court Francis. .rNo 11.0rder oi
the Eastern Bur will hold a. "Cob-'
Webb" Social after‘ the regular
meeting Tuesday cloning in Pro.
gross Forum Hull. \Vashingtou'
street. Members are asked to bring
prizes forthe outside friends they
bring. Cake and coffee will be ser-
ved after the social hour;
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wnlr. J. Rosenburg and sons oi
3 Concord street; announce the com!
int; or a new bond: horn Which toot,
loots around the town. on the spo-
cinl six. Studebaker sedan. which is
located between the two headlights
Sounds goodnlooks good, blows good.-
and the car runs gnaw-Adv.
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The district inetitute‘for‘ church
school workers was» held ., in tho
South Norwulk' Congregational
church Saturday. '
. o’ o o
mMuoic- Forums]. High School
Auditorium. Wednesdey. Thursday.
Friday. 8: 15.--Adv. -> '
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A cake ond apron sale was held
Saturday in the Mount Zion church.
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-—Muslo Festival, High , School
Auditorium. . Wednesday. Thursday.
Friday. 8: 16 .—-—Adv. . _ .
South Norwalk Baptist church
members held a. cake sale in the
Plggly Wiggly store on Spiurdsy.
. 0' o o . .
“Designing. Dressn'uking and
Cutting. Taught by Mia Novotnick.
12 Soundview Ave. so. Nemesis:-
Adv.
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Knight Street ., A. H. E.’ church
Members of tho Bridgeport Art > ,
aboli- Operetta '
noon at 3 o'clock
_. Venue. it
proceeds ot- wfilé'li jwill go
club funds. 9; »
ottmdo’neo hearing in:
Junior umr Goorgo Ing-
Regular routine mariners a... «L , V
.mp'
accompanied a ct '
-Readlng. "£36 at Echo.” by no. ,
Reading. ."Kistory or! Fool 11"»
George
"Generous
Sleep tortchildronw” bo' Miss Ruth
Beading. Miss Lenore Rosco. “Ni.
Piano solo. "Lovers' Broom. " Och-
Tno next meeting at the Junior
Chautauqua. will be on the lost an!-
mgr-on
the charge or Mn; John"
W
The Mfipuh circle. King's Dough
church. will hold a scrum-go oolo
next Thursday and Friday. April so
and Moy 1. st 83 Wuhinglon street. ~
Mrs. Clarence Miller is the choimui
-snoop ”Bur. Indrtgrlo Linn
for towns. unwed M 'rol.
bo-
WEI! club
in the Stratus“ hotel. “is will bo
his second talk in Enamel-ton the
gathered yootordoy oi: the Derby
rogulor orinuol roosting or the W0-
men‘s club: of Annuals. Derby and
Shelton. aim-coy.
outed by the nonnnwng cominitteo
tor emcee for tlio coming you- was
unanimously oloctod.
were: President. Mrs. Waldo s. Kel-
1083': vicevprcoldent. Mrs. “‘illlom A.
Nelson; second vice-president. Mrs.
Frock D. Warming. recording sacro-
tin-y. Mrs. J. Raymond Wood: nun.
ciol secretory. Miss Helen Krohbiei;
corresponding oocrotory. Mrs. Rich-
orzl Tobin: assistont secretory. Mrs.
Edith Sperry;
tbnr ‘8. Brown“: decision: treasurer.
Mrs. '1‘. R. Hurlbutt;
Marion 3. Anion or Derby. and Miss
Anti-i6 Barren of mole. '
road.
Connecticut Children’s Aid society.
spoke. hetero the authoring-fibers
was olso o musicol program.
Greenmch to Have a . V
Connecticut gushing special “rouge-
inset: sg numerical Hoyt week.
which otorto teddy
school Latino {it its last
hols iron. Normal:
W was originally sorghum
tongue work for sonui time put;
knoll; port of the meeting.
Incidentoliy. the
report
, WOMEN OBSLRVE
OaiyLiving F
D
WWI). April
,dowoflornoonotthochurcb.
empowers “fl. 3." 3.3ood
one encounter.
Thomas. The ashore
. Miss Reno Botto.
7 A aniline; vote to Mend we:
mule romp. b! the Home} end
.Firot: mi {hero an... no trainer
scope for tho work for which the
mo. mm“ and been o- con-
sideroble lack of interest in the
Reading at revert: preceded Mthe
‘ r9.
Olivia-loo D. Regen. hood or tho oc--
tivltioo committeo and a splendid
report on the work of this group.
illo- commit...
too is tho only one which hos done
onythlng lately at on. according to '
This committee has an chi-goof
50 YEARS “WWCE
Mrs. Mary Gallup Is
minder
L—Was One of the
Thirteen Originators
Bl.-’I‘he
completion or so you-o a: some am-
ice by the Women‘s -1"6rolgn Mll-
donor: oocioty 0: mo Fit-go Com
new church on colon-nod Fri. Q
’I'iio omen-s o: tho society were
some announce ”out either
Vice-president. Mr; William 4.. Al: “
loo: secretory. bliss Jenni: E. Holmoor:
Hrs. Frederick D
more Hrs.
Bornucl 8. Danton. Hrs. Arthur 8.
Thoma. lam. Theodore Knight and
The celebration bem.ot“ .. o ‘clook.
Mics Holmes. tho secretory. read a
report onuuod “mooning: tron: the
Lost Hal! Century. "
Following are some or the inter-
esting oxtrooto from the paper:
"on
April 2!.1I78.thlrtoon women one:
lath: none: or tho Conventional
poroonm. tho house now mod and
occupied by the no... Boyd. and
with tho old of their pester. Rev.
Donlel W. Teller. organized o anio-
atom society maxillary to the New
Boron brooch or the Women's Board
a! Boston. This woo Just tour yooro
otter the New Keven branch was
rounded-rues: 18 women were:
Biro. D. W. Teller. Mrs. C. n. Ken-
doll. Nio- Boroh A. Kcelor.
Sax-oh Northrop. Nio- Anno. 8!. Res-
sogulo. luloo Moi-y Jones. bliss Bot-y
Keillor, Mrs. George Main. Mrs. J.
N. Oimoteod. Milo Funcoo Noll.
Milo Moi-y V. Smith. Miss Marietta
Low-lo and Mrs. Nathon smith.
"Only one or tho 18 is living. Mrs.
Mary V. Smith. tor many year: the
organist of tho church. now Mrs.
Gnlluupe 0! But orange. N. J. Dur-
ing tho to yours of its existence the
oocioty has had eight presidents.
The present president. Mrs. 11:.
Reed. has held the oltlcc since 1919.
and hos done much to build up the
society and make it emolcnt. The
pmsent secretory. Min Holmes. has
occupied the position since 1906.
Two Hundred Gather.
At Women’s Club Meet
More than two hundred “omen
Methodist Episcopal church for the
The oioto pres-
The results
treasurer. Mrs. Ar-
6133.6“. Miss
Reports for the year 1934 were
Miss Julio Binomon of the
.-
Banquei: Boy’s Week
Mini. in onion} the cities in »
_ frhoro will be: ,
tor m... a: niacin”, ,
1 Macaroni. at it,
have desires and ambitio '
5 you use more mono Tl
Miss
O'Connor. Grace Costello. Exams
Mollord. -
no onto were um; served
boggling over their teaching slot!-
for the coining school you- Dubai-y
announces that there will
throo change: in its schools. one
thou one to rooignotiono. Willlorn
D. Moylo or Powling.
will bo tho new hood or the High
school English Deporunent. Horold
1. 1491155 tho present hood 9,! the doc.
partment. leoveo to gov to Poughs ‘
neonate. ’
h vs a new assistant head in the
parse... of John J.
Doubury. who succoodo Miss A. Coo-
nor. ,'
his man whorls Kilo Kory C. Borr-
non, will take one place or Miss Bor-
t , -
dreads m
maintain-rout
l: the work which the! hove
11013.! J! not mn-
nou- future.
'i‘ho encore were:
president.
Mrs. Moor-ice 1!. Stevens.
115‘!-
mu 3....“ ,Ro'yrnond. treoouror.
Plans for an Entire
New From:
of
church.
Mover Robins. who is hood of tho
‘l‘ruote'oio o! the church lo to how
charge at (no work.
It is contracted toot tho romeo:-
flag will com me tho with;
lathe connotes-tendon- In:
not to mod n ooot~ol ”.609. or
which 81.000 boo olroody boon ode
mood.
The remodelling will includo I
new treat for the church or tone-try
brick. I. abreast Boler- ond o now
flight of crops will not. I. ("it ill!-
Ieronco in the present oppoorooco
or the church.
CathOlic Women Give‘
Fine Entertainmcnt
The monthly meeting at tho
Conn. Council or Cotholio Women
was held Fries! in St. Joseph’s
Schoolnoll in Henry 8t. urn. Jon.
Moan-or. Chairman. proddod. V A
long buslnooo mooring was bold Ind
otter we mooring the members
were addressed by wchool J.
O’Bhougnnony. The subject or his
talk was "The Doounrot Responsi-
bility oi Callous Women" end no.
preoood tho oudlonoe very much.
An «collect snurtolnxnost ici-
lowod under tho direction of Min
Ella. McMahon; was Donn Elnora
rendered Ioworol vocol uloctlom
which won grout copiouoo tron: tho
audience. Among than were "For
Theo" "anchors." "soot; Lucio."
“0' Solo Bile! Silo “I occompon-
led by Miss Alice Fania-0y.
suu Nomhon received much
proloe for tho Gnu-ode motion"?
ed; It was in the form of'o three
sylloblo word spelling blues." ,
Those who tool: port were Comer-
ino 'rorpy. Vern McNunoro. Mor-
once Skldd. Mm snide. Elsie Wil-
liams. Catherine Xnno. woo Pron-
uorgut. Ruth nus-ell. Museum
Campbell. Irene, Borrott. Rolon
this bolng in chorgo of Miss Cothob
lno Duffy.
Three ohm
Danb’ury School Staff
At a. time on... most town: on
be but
Now York.
New York.
esnglish department will also
Fitzgerald oi .
The other chem will Do in
ink. who will
tho-erratum» noodl! chil-
schools;
Aooniionohooo: thlowork m
.inviemvlustwmmbodonoin
the future. whither tho mm o:
mummmmmoro
none.
or whether this will drop “’51::-
in
numbers ‘of tho [vogue hove pro-
mlood to giro out additional infor-
monotmmdlsmdlng in the’
.‘Rov. Ernest Moat-our. president.
Mrs. Charles, D. i.Rogeril, ylcc.
secre-
CHURCH FRONT To ‘-
BE REMODELLED
South. NoWalk Baptiet
Church I 5 Making
Extensive plooo in now in prog-
roso (or the remodelling or tho tron:
in. South Remus, one... .
outsido committee at. the Dead or
E , Chosen, APRIL ,7.
Y
Feature Article;
CIUb fifew,’
running some improvements on his
home and lowing a concrete drive-
,le.
Vormiond.
semi "
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Miss Betty Sconelg c:
avenue visited iriends in New Haven
Timid-y evening.
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cheater Sot‘u rdoy.
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George Hendricks and Bob De-
Cosoro witnessed the pertomsuce o!
Sons Gene at the Rim“ ,
New York city. lost Saturdoy. .
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Mr. ond Mrs.
. O
Joseph Halos ot
Strawberry Hill. Anna Suites: of
Chowder; avenue. and Andrew so...
cool of Ramon avenue on soil-
ing for Europe noel. Mondoy.
Mrs. W'iillom Boy: or Newtown
ovonue is seriously ill st her home.
0
you! which pro Inch n mooning;
ow xude;- the onsplcoo o: the ao-
bohh‘o. h to Iain am in, m.
South Neural; Method”: church to-
morrow evening.-
moo lost opposing here. this
company has WM
inn throughout the United mat.
Words or praise cums on... hun-
dr'odo or people no dose“ of Blues
mum: to the weddeflu! work 0!
tho Fonwick Nowell Concert com-
Mish'lflovlo Drybnrgh. the new so-
prano with the compony. comes tron
Sweden. and has spent
years no a. pupil of Signor
Ros-iii in New York city. .Tho other
members or the Company Ire, the
some ' II oppeued, in the previous
South Nomlk concert sud noed no
word onto their ability hm! pleasing
woy in which they entertain.
The church to expected to be fill-
ed locopwlty. u this concert is to
be a are tron: and one which lam
oi music will not want, to miss
PERSONALS ’
‘ Join," Adonis 0: Tuner- uremic
woo o. visitor in Sumter-d Friday.
oatm-
flro. Owen albumen of No: Hill
Rood has us her guest Mrs. Stanley
Loundos of Hartford.
Mrs. Barry Bryon of North stroet
lilo rotor-nod attor spending
do” with her a no Mm Contiel
Broom
Reload Snyder or Ohio avenue is
Miss Rubella Wot-go oi Connecti-
cut ovonuo was I. visitor in Port-
Mrs. Micheal Olson ondr Mr. one
Mrs. Stephen Roles of Flinx Hill
Rood. -
The home, or Biro. Forlny Smith oi
Ann mot hos bo:n roxnodeled.
bod his house painted.
Nio- Irene
otroe >-
Mr. and Mrs. Bro'cce Castogno and
‘ children hove moved from Sound
View terrace, to law. street. ‘
city
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John Kobcy of Cliff street was u.
recent Vloitbr in Bridgeport.
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‘ sold his sumac o1:
, shoot. to Mrs; Helen Bro ‘dhurst, at In
Themes Smith or Chic ownuo line
Mr. Ind Mrs Box-.11! J. Bitch or
White Plains. New York. wars the
wool: end Visitors oi. the home of
of Mu) )5-
Miss Moi-y Olson or Flaxhill 5...:
has o new Paige sod on.
Miss Ethel Need of Stuart avenue
is visiting her groudporonts Ohio: of
Police ond Mrs. James Medley ot
Greenwich.
SPRINGWOOD
Kr and Mrs. Jones Florence or
Ciilt street entertained
from New York city over the week-
and.
relatives
Andrew Henri! or Parodlso street
was I. visitor in Stamford yesterday.
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Patriotic Sons of America. Wash-
ington Como. No. 1. will inert to.
night, at I: Fronltlln street.
John 'l‘oylor of Low: street mo-
tored to Bridgeport yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony are or
p otroot ontortoinod relatives
iron: Bridgeport over the week-end.
Kr. and Mrs. John Nou- of Lowe
Mote entertained relatives tron:
Stanford over the weekend.
Mr. and intro. Ralph Do Martino
of Hulyoy; ms: entertolned
tires from New fox-1,: city over the
week—Ind. ‘
role.-
Highland
theater.
Fan-3
of 8mm
biomass, and min; flowers.
of the flowers. Mrs. F.
table was presided over by
thy Raymond.
for'the evening m designed
melanoma;
binder.
were: 51:. and Na. Elton C. Bolt
A. Portia. Mrs. flurry Stewart. 11
H. Jaeph Wright.
Elsie Moulthrop.
rat Mrs. Harold N. Wm Mr.
residence” clunfeown. Barrett.
For the benefit 0! the Row-arson
Islam. Hrs. Barrett entertained at
mechanic. Kore than sixty
people mended in a. horde new:
Gmmimblmwple
Misses Gertrude me: and Doro.
The general “no, menu, were
mo by Ida. m, Min Chair-
man at “so um Board Em
tainment Comm me.- Spodtl poster:
FonmthobflmunChu-Je-
mnwaornewoseloctod tempor-
mom.andooldxnmym
Ind bonnet com to unnum'
Those press, at ot the bridge tables
Miss Mary Smith. Charla E. Hoyt.
Ali-Sand Airs. Arthur Blunt-d. Hm
old Hudson. Mia Corbin. 3b., and
Mrs. Benjamin Andmws. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred J. Booking Mrs. Bessie
Li. James. Mrs. Lenin Coolidge Mrs.
George s. Hubbell. Percy Barrett.
3113. Winn: W. “Tight. Mrs. 31'.
Mrs. Edward E. swore. nus. How.
Mersmaxswenson. atlas
Ind
Party Ex out
Of Rowayton Social See:
Afloat HeIdatHome of Mrs Pe
Benefit“ of 12mm
.. Others Entemin for Part;
mmmmlmmmredl
and mine-awarded tore-chums
”amaiimwfiachme
own-d
Ewandflmheoduobomort
in choreootthecokno. malady
are
by,
EX"
{8.
Gull mar.
hostess 1::
and
Mrs. 303': p3.
rlficld in
car Mills
ing Albl‘m“
Miss Agnes L.
trude Bra: .
Miss May ll
were sen ed.
It the homes c:
sud him. He
Kigali-iii
I! Pllblic Lib‘amj
MRS. Plfili'Y is. '35.:
Knight. Bias: 2-; .-_
Others p.
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During I‘m :
Supplementor': 3-. ;:,s ca
13‘ Mn. Cherie: F. White. Lester Gil‘. Mrs. Stevens" ..
man. ' “‘83 the [Min w. i"
WWt'J’m on. 12- of Mrs. Ben: -
no Kuncrt.‘ Harold moo. Lenin sell Thonos
Jefferson. ‘ Others pros"
BlissLucillo Brando. H133 Dorothy Mr. sud
m Miss 31:. and Mix
mean. like Motion
Almm
Albrecht.
thorn.
' Mr. and Mrs. Chorleston
borne. M. 15.,
Strong. .
\ir. and Mrs. Charles
eat I). Albrecht.
George 8.. Bubble“. Irving Ann-och.
The print 'u'wtnuers were:
Baker. Miss n.
ROWAYTON '
Volley Bail— Ladies’
Aid to Meet
hing at the Sunday Night service.
Mr.
missionary work.
follows:
Mrs. Clement Albrecht.
Mrs. Eugene Ambler
to go the names of ladies who wish-
Joln a missionary society. A
number 0: women expressed their
desire to join. last night. It is e:-
holds its meeting.
oVo
ROWaSton Bonus: Sunday school
willpayholttheoostortheboliand f
those Who wish to ploy will my the _
other half. The ball will be 11.3th 7»
cred today ond will be in tho bonds
of the young ladies this afternoon.
, Anciher active Baptist organin
tlon lo the Brotherhood ermin-
lions Ithuomkedobofio.“
team and is melting up o schedule
or gomoo to be played with (can:
or Non-roll: sud South Norwalk. ,
.. O _O
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will moot in the church it
o’clock WodnBodoy afternoon to sow.
At: on... there wnihoobosinou
Git. lad Giro. Prank W. are.
When Moulihrop, ms. Clement Dt
filinnndeFredmxrs.
DougiIsNooh. MlisEllnbethLe.
Mew-
Rfley. Glass Elizabeth
2. Funk.
Mrs. George S. lilooicy. Mrs. Clem.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Knight.
Hrs.
curb:
Mrs. Cooildfi; Giro. ‘W. Wm
Mrs. RAVI-121m 3113mm
Nash Miss “thorn. Mrs. not. Mrs.
W
CHURCH PLANS .
MISSION SOCIETY
Rowayton Baptist
Church to Purchase
Plans for a. Missionary Society in
Connection with the Romyton Bop-
list church got under my lost eve-
Frank A. Hurley was the
snooker of the evening. His talk
was Muted to various phases 0:
Alter the service to meeting win;
held nnd a committee appointed as
pooled that the list will be complete : E
by Wednoodny when the Ladies' Aid ,
At Sunday School yesterday it was ’
decided to purchase a policy boil (or :
use or the Sunday School pupils. The ‘
of the Cellini": '
!
I 3.1:oflddnwnmansw'139‘9
thmks to at:
and *to
\Yaiter Bur .
houses for any
“Tire
Mrs. Arthur
0213010? s-‘t‘i
generally "
armngenrd- ~
supper to
team.
Men’s C wining,
care of in 1221
get.
Mrs. For; 1;
Mrs. A} ‘
’fiflzés it": If
Ff. ,._.,.
Just how ”4 * '
v, .2
Won M 512's Pa,~
Mother .4 Wm
(our yous ‘h" 14‘1““
offioermau. i411" “an
Billed herself Paul ‘1‘”
' “n: 50 -
n. man’s w-ork
anew“
magnolia hcr support her "W ‘1‘
“one shalom police when n“
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