Evening sentinel, Monday, January 25, 1926 · page 4

 
 
 
 

 

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. ‘ . COMING EVENTS
Jib. If.-Annusi Birthday Party
of Trinity. church.

.lan. 23.-l“‘ll’flPld County lasagna
of women voters meet at Brooklawn
Country Club in Bridgeport.

Jat‘ 28.—-F'airfleid County Pian-
ping Association Meet at Royal
limes inn. Dinner at s: so P. M.

e Jan. LD—lsdies Aid Norwslir It
3, church Turkey supper for the
Philaihea class. .

.lan. :0.—-Annuai Banquet and
{Entertainment or Troop No. 12 in
‘ ;_Berkcley Street Temple.

,» Jan. tin—Smoker at South Nor-
Junk Boat Club. .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Sna and’Tide For Tomorrow.

Sun Rises ............ 7:10 A. M.
‘Sun Sets ............ 5: 01 P. M.
High Tide 10:2:
LOW Tldfl sslaeooaloaossssss 3: 53

 

_0 Brothers lodge. No. 10.1. 0.0.

Twill; meet this evening at the usual
time. Important business is to be
transacted .
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arse cure-one TAILOR.

i?” O. (‘erullh Prom says: "Don't
. -row away or give away your garb
‘ ents‘ that need repairing. Bring
them here and have an estimate.
f‘given for placing the some in prep-
er shape. We surprising how many

”lolltl do this and are satisfied "
Elisabeth street corner from South
gMaln street-«Adv.

 
 
 

' The Friendship association, past
:hobls grands. of Eureka lRebekah
lodge I. 0.0 Fwili hold an annual
ones ing.with iilstaliatlon of odioerb
' and initiation or candidates tomor-
' row evening.

 

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" Court Francis. No.11. order of the
Golden Sceptre. will install oiliecrs

urged to be present. Refreshments
' .will be served. .

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.Bumphrey Devices at The Even-
ing Sentinel out! was confined to his
.home with illness today.
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"l Dr. Robert E. Per-due, local health
omcer. reports that there mlsevei-
al cases of measles in the Rowayton
district. The health conditions of
.fjil’orwelk are good Dr. Perdue says.
' There are a few cases of chicken pox
and some pneumonia cases reported

fin lino-walk. .

-For Tasty sandwiches. stop at
Goidens Confectionery stores. Nor-

will: and So. Norman—Adv.
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A Prosecuting Attorney Cramer He-
man. who is assigned to the First
District Court this month. will be out
of town for a few days on business.

-—'i'li_e cleaning dyeing and pree-
ng of garments lr‘ given the closest
attention at The Turin (‘lty Vaiet'i-
bliahmert. Work called for and
iivered. 67 No. Main St. Phone
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Main ot‘reet yesterday.

—-OUR SEMI. ANNUAL SALE

Starts
Thnradar.1snuarydtth.
fie Wednésdsi’s new.

movies Furniture Co.—-Adv.
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onion-ow evening. All members are .

9:40 last night that a Stems-Knight
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see " °°“ “ T ° mum“ Wide the Door" by n. n. Ackley.

Refreshments were served. The

program was arranged by the Misses

Rhoda Jarvis and Mario e Du;

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David A. Morrisey. of Perry ave-
nus. was a recent visitor in New

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.‘lohn Raymond. of Philadelphia.
your... has been visiting with friends Pub
in the Silvarmino district for several

V '-'-Bitnniinous Bousshold CoaL— show,

' Mr. and Mrs. wuuun Plepen-
.brlnk of New Haven visited Dr. and
Mrs. Vincent Clausl of 103 South

The dowel-s on the. altar oi
edtsrday were given
'ruioi Harriet Henry in memory

xenon. JANUARY 25. not
.. ROWAYTON

Very Enleyable Spread
Is Served at Hollie of
Ml? Percy. S. - Bar-
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A dinner was gives'stztha home
of Mr. aners. Percy S.‘ Benetton
Brookslde avenue Saturday evening

to the gentleman-who so kindly gave
their services to the flowering Piib-_
[to Library association for its recent
min-trot show. The ladies giving the
dinner. members of the entertain-
ment committee. were: Mrs. Bar-
reth- president: Mr. Sidney Bell
chairman: Mrs. Earl Stevens and
Mrs. Ira K.i:glne. The following
menu was served. clam chowder
crackers. chicken salad. .plckies
olives. rolls. pumpkin platofiee and
salted nuts, Music was furnished
it ring the evening by Carl Schmidt
violin. Henry Rowland. flute. and
Mrs. Earl Stevens. piano. Songs

good time was enjoyed by a‘l pres
eat.
The guests included. Mrs. Stevens
Mrs. Boil. Mrs. Kiggins. William
Morton. Dr. Charles Cattan'eo. Karl
Rollstab. lra .Kiggips..Carl Schmidt.
Dr. William Moore. Alfred Kraemor.
"iii" Henry Smith. Henry Rowland.
l‘red Raymond. SidnegBeil. Joseph
Drnry.
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Attended Class Party .
Miss Helen Kay of Crockett street
and Edgar Bryan of Crest road were
members of the Norwallt High school
graduating class that enjoyed a per-
formance of “Princess Flavia" at
the Century theatre in New York
Saturday afternoon. Later the class
had dinner at the Monticello Tea
House. The trip was made by bus.

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Mrs. William 1. Stevens and son
Donald. of, East Norwaik. were the
guests yesterday of Captain and Mrs.
Frank R. Stevens at their 'home on
Rowayton avenue.

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Several residents of the town took
advantage of the extremely low tide
yesterday afternoon to gather clams.

games. 'biock magic' and a general'

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person with expert surgical ability.

Deaths and Funerals

Edward Simmons

Edward Simmons. of 6 River
street. well known hatter. passed
away at the Nor-walk Hospital yes-
terday morning after a five weeks'
illness of pneumonia. The body was
taken to Danbury yesterday and the
funeral will take place on Tuesday
afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. from the
home of relatives at 20 Franklin
street. Mr. Simmons “as employed
by the, Crofut and Knapp Hat com-
pany.

 

Oscar Henry Kcelsr.

early this morning at the home of
his son. William B. Kecler. Straw-
berry Hill avenue. after a linger-
ing illness. He is survived by an-
other son. Arthur Henry Keeier. of
Boston and a grand-son. William A.
Healer. of East Norwaila

The funeral will be held from his
late home. on Wednesday afternoon

 

one of these ambitious ones we:
quarts of-unusualiy large soft clams
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Prescription Purity and Accura-
cy.‘ at. Allen's Drug Storm—Adv.

A. solo “Just for Today." by Jane
8113ng Abbott. was beautifully
renderedahg» Mrs. W. Fred Ambler
of RoWayton‘ avenue at the Metho-
‘dist 'Eplscopal church yesterday
morning. Rev. Walter C. Cowart
gave an interesting sermon. The
church orchestra. composed of Ed-
gar Bryan. sevaphone. Joseph Becki
violin. and Miss Emma Wells. piano
entertained the children of the Sun-
day schooi with several pieces.
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The Norwalk Street department
sent a truck load of sand to Ro-
wayton for use on the icy ‘roads
Thomas’ hill on the Wilson road
and Guiders corner received a gen—
erous supply. I
4 e s a
“The union service for tho. young
people. held in the.Baptlst church
iast.evening. was exceedingly well
attended. Rev. Walter C.‘ Cowart.
pastor 'of the Methodist church
preached using as his test the third
chapter of Acts "Silver and Gold
have I.ncne.‘but‘such as I have i
give thee." ..

A quartette. composed»! Miss

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Miss Gertrude Brands and Miss Marv
jorie Do Fault. sang “liovs Opened

Fault. Next week the To
pic‘s program will he arrangedby

Central False: New; Tort - 'city.
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son in Yonkers. N. Y. ,
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has many 110an friends who are
glsdtolearnthatheis repertedas

fortunate enough to get nearly three

Miss Emily Stevens and‘mae Evelyn

Several motor boat enthusiasts are
planning to. vioit the Motor Boai
being held in the Grand

Mrs. George Kay has rsuirnedto
her home onA‘Crockett street after
spending severahdsys asvthe guest ,
of Mr.’and‘:ldrs. Alexander Robin-

Davld Buford of Chestnut SW

at 3 ocolck. Rev. Charles 8. Gray.
pastor of the East Avenue ME
'church. will officiate. Burial will be
lin the family plot. at the East. Nor-
watk cemetery.

Wallace Raymond Bliss.
Wallace Raymond Bliss died and-
denly yesterday at his home. 21 Van
Buren avenue. Mr. Bliss was a. well-
known mus'c teacher of Norwaiir
and had been ill but a short time.
He is survived by his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bliss. Funeral
sendoes will be held at 1 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon from his late

 

 

 

Scene of Murder Mystery

This photo shows the spot where the m... trainee. torso oi Miss
am May Dietrich, M, was found near Media. Pa. The body was found
on the estate of Samuel J. Hendrrson. Philadelphia lawyer. The too!
were found about so feet from the trunk. which was wrapped in panes
Doctors who entwined the body say the murder was committed by a

home. Interment do be in the Riv-
erside cemetery. Funeral Directors
Lee and Healy of Wallingford have
charge of the arrangements.

 

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Oscar Henry Kceler. 81. died.

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