Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 28, 1926 · page 3

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«a... resuler monthly. «tin and
annual election at tying". or." the
IMics‘ Aid society. was hiernly‘ 51,.
“MM. it rdny etiornoon in the
"ohm! or e Romy'ton Methodist
‘ church. there .belnsihirtwiive mm.
‘ be" present.

The election of otticers was held
its relieve:

President. Mrs. William Jennlnss:
, first vice-breeideot. Mrs. ClintOn
Rowland: second vice-president.
Mrs. Harry Bryan; treasurer. Mrs.
John 130 Waters: recording secre-
. tsry: Ms.’ Joseph. Taylor. d (litan-
ole! secretory. Mrs Earl ’1 cross.

The board 0: director-oz the as-
notation are. Mrs; Ira raisins.
chairmen. 'Mrs.‘ Sidney Bell. Mrs.
Deed Daveoort. Mrs. Frederick
Merri d. Mrs. John Plunder; Mrs.
Georse Cudllp. and hire. Noses
Beckett ‘

Appointed to the purse age coma
mitt» Were Mrs. Frank '1‘ eat.- Mrs.

l 'fhomss and Mrs. Oscar Mills.
V ting committe Mrs. John
* Plsndbr.‘Mrs. Fran Crockett. Mrs
Henry Rowland bud Mrs Mnry
Themesu .

Collectors for the year \vill be Mrs.
Henry Rowland. Mrs. ill. Thomas.
_ Mrs. John Brundaze. Mrs. John Dc
Waters. Mrs. William Jennings. Mrs
Moses Beckett. Mrs. Monty Fox-cit.
Mrs. Joseph Pack and Mrs. Mable
Rewoond. ,

A sbort program was given stie‘r
the business was .disposed of. in
which Mrs. Oliver Davies save a
most interesting. reading Mrs.
Thomas Saute, whoic ability in this
line is 'woll known. recited. and
Mrs. 3W. Fred Ambler sent two soo
los. Mrs. Anibler was accompanied
‘ at the piano by. Mrs. George ey.
another well known artist. , c-
freshni’enis were served after the
program. ‘ , ‘ .

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Tile home at Jirs. G. 1". Megan
on Hill Crest lodge. 'Be’lle Island is
bovinz a. new root .place'd on it. The
Work is being done by contractor
Joseph Pack of Iliéhland avenue.

‘éPrcscxlption Purity and Accum-
at Allen's Drug Store—Adv

 

Jirs. Mortimei~ Ogden and Mrs.
Krouso 0! Roniayt'on avenue.

both whom were" re‘ce y Opel-st-

ed «n in the Nowell: 11 Mini are '

.very’ nice.

vvésneu P. Milllgsinfof Rowayton
hes been out oi town for the past
week on s busineis trip.

Mrs. Mei-y Wintorbottoin. who has
been the guest at Mr. and Mrs. H.
M.; Qlomer or Summit avenue. Belle
Isluid, tor' 'tlie post few days. has

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Tomorrow evening at eight o'clock
. the members of the choir or the
, Roweyton Baptist church Will hold
n- rehearsed in the church. "

Word has been received tron: Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Merrltleld ct
Rod‘s'yton avenue who are spending
' the mouth in m. Lsuderdoie. Fle-
rids. that they have been enjoying
the bathing everyday since the ar-
» rival.j

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A party 0! Stamford residents at.
tended the Motor Boat show. Tues-
tiny evening. Am .3 them were Mr.
.33} ‘_, rs. Stewart Hopkins and Mr.
ma Mrs. Edward stigma of Belle
some This show is being held in
‘ tit 'Grend Central Palace. New York

is

Mr. end Mrs. Fay Webb have less-
=tl'1e store former-

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Net-well: ConcleIsilonsl church
were. Mrs. Mole Kidd. Mrs. Henry
Wins. Mr. sod Mrs. Wlillom Jen-
trimmer». n. larch. 1-1er By-
no not! Lillian Lessee. .

Mrs. ‘l‘. W. denim: oi New York
has returned to her home. after be-
ing the eguest oi her daughter. Mrs.
Wendell 1‘. Mllllnn 0t ilomylon

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“Hilton: Tristan oi B‘lsx Hill road.

“1 innit csrrier w my. D. No. :1. is

confined to his home with s. heavy
cold.

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Miss Eleanor deonport and her
triend Miss Mildred Dieley oi Pitts-

 

THE mimic SEWEMO NORWALK. CONN.

Both are students st Dr. Arnold's
Phnicsl Culture school in New He»
ven. .

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Mr. end Mrs. almond Bwenson.
who have been soondlns the week-
end in- Brooklyn have returned to
their home on Belle ielsnd.

The indies oi the nowoyton Bop.
list. church met at the home of Mrs.
John Snliien on Edmond street
yestsrdny. The day woe sbent quilt-
ing. .
, e e e.

Ilsrvey Miner. Jr. of llowoyiou
avenue has taken a position ulth
Charles Ii. -McKeudry's - grocery
ill ore.

 

their new bonus on s lot st Dibble
Crest. came to the conclusion tbot it.
was too our the street line and had
it. moved back eisht feet.
,c. 0 ~
Mailer Goal”. Nuns son or Mr.
and Mrs. Georce taunt is ill It his
bonds with the mullet.
l: 1
Miss Katherine Dee. school nurse.
visited the Rowsytoo school yester-
day and hstruoted the children in
the correct msnner ct using yootb
brushes.
O O 0 ‘. .
Harry Williams. or McKinley
street. who has been confined to his
home for several days with s. brtlb
en rib, is able to be. srcuod min.

 

Fine pertumes and toilet waters
are now made Item the most deadly
at all yucca-phonetic.

Gss was exhibited in the United
States is 1808 as u Irv-Ir at a. dime
museum st“ Baltimore,

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