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RDAY, MARCH 6, 1923..
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tell; osmosis
wurc. . .
- , Churches
. Mutton, or
‘ en.
es
Mill . easu‘ry. ‘
ley. at tho 'churt‘h.
t” the: luncheon.
, Congregational
luncheon
it on Thursday.
1 ow
children.
, . W" 11'” two
. llfilisille rest ms to beer '
~‘» ipigwesgt ever. the r'sbdiol
.. ' '0 - tr. e cue
.loli'cunwm '1‘? ..........
”g‘fflhsr cram. avg;
ate night
on: Fifi." Fille- Home»:
~elill menus will sing before.
oipsls' club in New “York
p concert at which‘ she“ will
rpepers' Circle‘ of the
Wtionei church holds
it theiiiome or Mrs. Help?
I! Berkeley-street ugh-
-t-,
otnen's Guild of Trinity
st ' s meeting held, Tuesday
cd to hold ’a silver- too
.17 to be. heldet the bottle
orbert Mottram. 11 Well.
Glendors’ Circle of tho First
, ionsi church at the Tues-
' tsiieeting plsnned to hold
iiion Dene Merrill of not
'vo. an Interesting tsilt on
ressions of Chico" belOrr
‘ era of the Ladies Benevo-
tho Nerwslll
onnl church on Wednes-
~Aid. oi the First it-
.heie its monthly meeting
"-nesduy st which time'iho
worn divided into groups
to raising money for
'omen's association or the
ill congregational church
ll .dsy «Millimeciing on -
Millard Worden was rte-elect;
iii. oi thobitdlesl Aid soc- ih ‘ l b. ‘.
-N"'rweik M. E. church at u a c u
113 hold on Wednesday at
' . Fifty members were
:doovor circle or the South
church
for the Norwrtill
n’ Women's cosoclolion iii
A” .9! Stl’elct's
t‘ng he‘d on Thu
that.
end otter
i become
Dennis
iL’é-I .-
D
et.
NorwidkaGlrls Making: "
in .. Musical World
sTtoénall'Acy-l
as “in WOméu’ll
id ‘ in the Past,
windscreen“? net-t ill. children
ec urc All the- re relics: of
their tester vesper‘grcgr‘sms.
The Girls Friendly societyof Once
church” s‘ttended;a meeting oi the
Girls' Friendly society '0! ‘Triiiiti'
church held! int‘the. loiter- church
frnursdsy night.“ hose ill-s. w. 'r.
Andrews oi Stamford Spock.
‘ . ”"1
~- Clubs . .
The Dennis: nethers' club. st the
meeting held lee Monday can
at. the club rooms on West swnue
ensconced tbst insoluble this city
it is tbs-only one oi .its kind. sad
that Stamford and Bridgeport De-
uoioy ehspters had requested copies
at the Mothers‘ oi" .h ‘ehsrter.
:i‘hs c S chspt oi the Girls' and
Women's club met oi the church on
Monday for the weekly cord games.
. .OneJuest. lire. Even .Sexton. rm
present.
for the meeting of the,St. Joel-oil's
Hospital Bowing society at the R.
‘of C. olub‘roome
street Tuesdsy.
Members oi me E. It. club incl
South Msin street Monday night at
new. months”. _ .
l 1
Catherine R‘synib
ggq'o, ‘ ..,;’fl
" The open ha
Girls' and Warns
d and Evelyn Fol.
Which time the picture
Hands" will be shown.
books es the chlidren'l ward.
of Jewish Women
night at the Yudd.‘ H: A. building.
Main sir-cot. v
5‘. club sthrr‘home Tuesday night.
.
(or. the Mouth» .s
i1»
' ‘5‘
k .
' Mrs. Palmer ‘Sli’erfii
s'.’flcll. on any high
’ .'..nue..Thursday.
Miss .Celis Terloy
‘='J',‘.r_ov0 street Thursday night.
Nit-reel no...
was "sill-acting sister; wide notice so
Mrs. .lohrl L. Newman ‘sras hostess
on ‘ Washington
oi the home or hilse Maris Gianni on
Which time Miss ’Katherlne Reed
and Ralph Lyceti were'adrniiilcd es
Three new members were admit-
ted to the Girl Scout orgsnlsaiion
‘his work including Hilde Dinkotrits.
:meetlng e! the
. club‘wilibe held
this month on Friday. the 16th. at
“Empty
M the meeting of the Women's
Hospital board Monday. p'ans were
mode for the Wildcat. toys and
Delegates to the. interstate indus-
trisl Conroy-once. Connecticut and
Rhode Island. to be hrld. in Bism—
ford April is mariners; hhlnf-d at
‘he meeting of the Norwclk Council
held Tuesday
The Broad River Community club
enjoyed s socisi evening (if birds.
games and dancing on Monday 'nlghl
The Mothers‘ club. mode piani- for
nurs'ng and ‘hrst eid clssscs st the
nicotine held Tuesday .sttcrnoon sl
the Girls‘ ’atld Women's club on
. , hills carom: (its Cross street en-
lel-iolinod the membcrs of the .l. r.
Scouts are on?“ active plans
_ ' ti Daughter sup.
o'er io‘be held Turidav night hi ”i“.
rerun: ..
, h“ entertain-
m. nocturnal Aim 1k. in. . Bolder .
club.» .hnr..bome-on Micaela levee
_ . auras hostess st
bridge. party at .her‘lihome on
, ,Tho .hionkor, Cauldron. Deughters
VJ , g ot‘ Moknn'ne. made plans for a bingo
Ky,——i,‘lonttllcm. . . " . .. '
the eldest be \ ‘
only 13. rests; g .
end '1 tool '
A“ E: “Pl ‘ ooivsd.
‘ married.
. day party at his homo on Summit
w. it. 0. school:
OLD FASHIONED,
SUPPERDANCE
A well attended meeting oi Doug~
lss Fowler Post. W. R. 0.. was held
lost evening in P. 0. S. of A. Hall.
In Mobile street. Mrs. Julis Flynn.
who was the delcssio to the School
of Instruction. conducted by the
state Department in New Hsvcn. re-
cently. gsve a report and demonstra-
tion oi the officer's instructions. im-
period at the school.
Pious were made for so old feeb-
lonsd supper and an old isshionud
deuce to beheld on illerch to. The
committee in charge will meet on
Wednesday svesios. Much to. oi the
home of hire. Hertha Wilcox. in
Wubingtou street. Hill. Jennie
Finch wss installed as Chaplain of
the Post. .
At the close of the business meet-
ing. tasty refreshments were served.
party to be held at the Masonic
Temple on Washington street in
the nesr future at the meeting of
Monday night.
The Welcome Strangers Lodge.
Sons of St. George. hold a "Ladies
Night" at their rooms Monday night.
Mrs. Sethuei Stevens won the ladies‘
first prise.
The Auxiliary of the Front: C.
Godfrey Post at the meeting held
on Tuesday night. decided to hold
s masquersde dance on April 17. st
Odd Fellows' hell. ~
The Mooeehosrt Lotion is melting
piece for its ninth anniveresry-
Mrs. Edits Welngertner. center ro-
geni. is chairmen of the committee
on urrnnlemcnis.
The Lady Jennings Lodge. Shep-
herds of Bclhiehofl‘l, met at Frogrnee
Forum hsll Wednesdsy night. Pest
Commander Lady Sellers of Brian-
port Wss present.
our Sister Rcbcitsh Lodge will on-
tortsin the members of the Jubilee
Quartette from the Knight Street
A. lid. E. church on March 11.
"file star of Columbia Circle has
decided to' hold on lrish night at
‘hc next meeting to be held in Red
Men's hell on Washington street.
March is.
The great chief of the state will
be present at the meeting oi the
Wenome Councii. Degree oi Pecu-
hontns. March 18. ‘
Out of Town _
A group of young men ettcnd o
thawing of the "Student Prince" in
New York city Saturday. They in-
cluded: iicglnnld Hopkins. Edward
Moley. Edwin Wheeler and
l-‘rsncle Jennings.
A number of Norwallt school
teachers including o group from the
Concord ool attended lilies Ade
Proscott's odel school in Dunbury
during the pest week.
Mrs. Horny Flynn. department
orcsident U. o. W. V. scent to Slum.
~ford Thursday night. accompanied
by a delegation from the McKinley
auxiliary.
Social
Miss Margaret Doceessro of be»
ington svcnue onlortoinrd at her
homo Wednesday night in honor of
her Nth birthday anniversary.
Mrs. R. C. Hill of Franklin street
was given a surprise party at her
home in honor of her birthday.
The Thomas school presented two
French plays at the school Thursday
afternoon. which were very well rc-
lirs. Stanley Wish of 26 Fourth
greet gave a miscellaneous shower
in honor of Miss Ruth Decker at her
home. Miss Decker is shortly to be
David G. Show. In. bed a birth-
Home Saturday night. Exhibitions
of the Charleston ware given.
The People's "her entertained
with a concert after their roguisr
rehearsal Tuesday night. Miss Hilda
Bradshaw. local mezzo soprano. song
and Miss Florence Sherman Briggs
New .oler cellist. played.
John Fedor of Oxford avenue on-
ioyed a birthday parly at his home
Tuesday evening. The Charleston
was danced.
. Under the auspices o! the Alfred
For Piano company. a concert was
given by Miss Helen Davis and Vic-
tor Young at the South News]!
N. E. church Tuesday night. '
. Miss Mabel Raymond. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur mymond of
Leroy avenue, Derien. become the
bride or Wilbur Reverend. son or
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Raymond of
Mansfield avenue, Dsrien. at the
Dot-fen Congregational church on
Tuesday. Mr. sud Hrs. Cierence
r-ush of Meadow street witnessed
the ceremony. Miss Raymond is
their niece.
Have you seen the new
“PRMFIT”
ELSIE MOULTHRoP
TO SING BEFORE
N. Y. GATHERING
Miss Elsie woulihroo. prominent
Not-walk sololsi. oi Bayview dvenue,
will appear before the Principals'
club in Now Yuri: city March 1i.
Thursday. - ‘
Attractive int and gold invitations
luvs been sent out for the aftuir on
follows:
"The Principsis' club. Mrs. Milli-
cent Baum. president. cordially in.
vites you to meet Mrs. Joseph J.
Walker, wits oi the mayor or' New
York oily. Mrs. Joseph' V. MCKei,
wile oi the president oi-the beam
of sldermcn. Mrs. Julius Miller. wife
or the president of the boroush of
Monhatton.‘hirs. John A. Lynch. \\'lll§
of the prcsident oi the borough of
Richmond. Mrs. Ruth 1‘. Pratt. rim
women member or the Basra of Al-
dermen. at a reception and ice to lu-
nilIen in their honor.‘ Thursday.
Merci: 11. 1985. in the while and
gold room of the Hotel Waldorf As-
toria. New York city. The roceplinn
will be held at 4:15 'o'clock. (in in.
musical program will be the Willin-
R. Johnson orchestra and Miss Elsie
Moulthrop. soloist."
Miss Mouithrop'e accompanist will
be Miss anlno Merle liicks of Mn—:
piewood. New Jersey. who is a young.
student of the Ciuiltmont OriI-‘il.
School. of New York city. and is n
uupll of Dr. William Kari. of Now
York. and an old friend or Mle
Moulthrop.
Mr. and Mrs. Lumbert Moullhmp,
the young singer's pnrents. will your.
ney to New York city on Thursday
to beer Miss Elsie sing.
REBEKAH LODGE
HEARS CONCERT
BY QUARTETTE,
The Perhins~hiiddleton Quotient-
witch is raising funds for tho Dull-
con Taylor Memorial at the Knight
sin-ct A. M. E. church. enter-min.
(d the. members 0! Eureka liolwlmll
Lodge. following thorolliiar mm-i-
lng lnilt evening. The quartolto ,ren»
derod a pro‘grum of negro spirit.
note. that were we‘ll received by tn..-
lorgo sudienrcs of Rtbekshs
their guests A good eum.wos.col-
looted and presented to the quilt.
lotto. . _ ,
At the short busing-es meeting. that
preceded the ‘ucnuort only routinr
business wns'tmnsncmi. One" no..-
application was voiwl'orl. . ..
The Dlrrctor has called 9. rehunr.
mi of the dekrco team tor and.
Friday evening.
Hospital’Whist‘Clul-i
‘ Enjoys Fine Dinner
i
and ;
The third and by for onooi the
meet delightful dinnqrs. over yet
held by the Hospital Willst. Club
was the one lssi evening oi the
Shadow Lawn inn. Following the
delicious dinner. which was served
at 7 o'clock, there were cards. at
nine tables. ‘
Mrs. Stephen Jervis was the bes-
tess. She was assisted by Mrs. John
Miss Duer: Speaks on Dress,
Before Hillside .‘Séhqol Girls
Add... the Girls the-
Sort Of Clothes To.
Wear land How To
Weeir Them. ‘ '
"it is better to be appropriately
dressed for your everyday affairs.
than to be beautifully dressed for
some event"
aifsir." sold Miss
Duornon the column suit of Vogue;
who spoke before in girl- at ' the
Miss puer ,
lillliide School yesterday e'lternocn:
' llss charge-of the sol;
lorlui' page, review of“fushious. in
Vogue. Her talk was quills pleasing
to ths'giris. She is clever. up to date.
with an attractive personality.
The speaker explained to the girls
that when they are going. through
the ftishlon m ' uincs. they should
take note
i .
houcties
combinations and then adapt ,.suc_ll.
of
not!
i e.ucw fashion sil-
ng the new lines and
to tholrown nerds sud. personality.—
not blindly Absorb the whole full.
ion. whether or not ii.
suit them.
“We'sre'now pulling descriptions
happens to
City Bridle S
WWW-fix."
'I‘UNIQII'I'W EVENTS.
itislto—"Nsllhutton Madness."
l‘uinmv-“Tho. Dt-uporulc tilimc.”
Roguili-—“'i‘hu Count of Lilliulli-
bluillcl'n Supper ul L'iltc l.?luil..
March balloon l‘i‘ullcofl‘ llllllce.
Murcil qu-Molhl'l'l and Dough
tors Supper..Ausplct-s or Girl Scout
Moocilltltm It Elks Home. ‘
March lo.—w(iardon club to meet
lit homo ofVMrs. Culvul liul'ton.
March lil.~~l"till"lielll ljolllliy lio-
pltb.icttn Woult-n's ‘l.llllcllt£llli at
luckwick Arnie. Grurnwich.
Murt'h 17.——Monlhly Meet of Mo
thers' Club, Nor-walk Congregation-
al church.
March ”xiii. Patricks‘
Douriterpcr's Curie King's
tors. ,
\ Murcll,i'1.-——Wnnoma St. i‘oirlck'l
Party at lied Men's lillll Milill
Siruet.
Murch l7.——St.. Patrick's Party--
Star of Columbia
Mill‘cll lit—«American Atitmcluilfnl
of Univ-telly Women Upl'il mvcl u'.
l’tl rly
i Ill ugh
of the "wardrheh. “a" and colors home of Mrs. Grotto Knapp 171-1
undnrtlosih illollliciures." said lilies “W nomad... 1 \ ‘
Duer. "inorder to help the render M‘L‘Jll f-~'*1\i-'l-l ht: of .hllldit‘d
in know when and how to use the ““"T I'VO'l‘Rfilllllfll Dilllllllu (111M.
ullou‘n or clock. ““10“ fur-0mm llnlmo (m1. “
The speaker advised the [iris not mI‘JIln \Y?T;Fnz;.h:h 1:) task“! “‘0“ I
to spend 'nll‘tlitlir money on n bonu- p l ‘ 0 l - . - l
tliul gown'whlch they saw in s - -‘ l
shop window. just because it fits. Suns‘};‘,"“d Tide 6.01 A .1 l
cinnlod lhem.‘ for the beautiful ~08 ....-..--... ,. \ . 3
gown would need illu'propor accos-
sxpértsivo hose and shoes.
enrich.
cloak and so iorih and ills girl hlvfi
her. money on the
cmvn would have none lelt
=ibeno. .
She then ‘ndvisod them to
lhqlr. liloncy ”into~ their
r‘lolhnil which they used durinlt the
ing .spcnt sli'
l‘nlcr Miller. the writer.
MissWorden‘ Observes
. Birthday. Anniversary
Mliia Ethel \Vordcn.’ doughtcr' of
i .‘ll'. duct nun. hmvihtl Mouton outdo e . e
ti’l-hlll awhile. ccicb.uled tier blith-
iun. maternity, and in tile'ovchil‘lg.
in. was hostess at W dotighuuzl
oi. lolly ‘polity.j"'L'heus‘-,weruv "otuln‘uii
...,ll nullc.ilg...-ui.d‘it {gummy oi the}
[Ni 4." will the ulmuuntliciifil' Wallet ,
l‘lilllil nl’ tiling-mud. iormcriy‘wlih
bill-l." . ,vnluelcdl
Clililluil)’. Mr. Paulo in on occur».
..li..:li'tl ' :loordianm and. ,tiillorlpillcd
with u Humberto: soicotioos‘,
M :13. Worden suuod‘orvery
lulrn. . v - ,
'l‘ .mso present were. the
Mutulrl l’vc‘lt. Edilii Hillier.“ Eihttl
Lurmds
lulu Sanderspno.’ Margaret
l"|'..nCtib Murphy.
Shurwuml, lit‘il)’ Giflb’lnd"'3mtlhc
unli lillul Worden. '
\ll
Jo
Shormsn. and Mrs. Honry‘ Elberer.
"Bust of! your curiosity and
the Connecticut League of Women
Voters to all who want to know what
Connecticut is doing tor its citizens.
’l‘hc‘Lcoxue hoe arranged s. School
of Citisensillp on State Departments
for Tuesday. and Wednesday.
More): so. and to. st the Center
Church House. Hartford.
The heads of various deportmenlo
will speak. Charts. pictures and
An «evening of motion pictures .will
show certsin specialised lines'of u.-
li\ities oi the State Departments of
Health and Education. The prosrsm
follows: -'
Into-lino Fromm of the State
Board or Education.
sinner of Education.
into-ms Luncheon. ;...
nil-3:30 The Department of Mo.“
tor Vehicles. Mr. Haicolrnl-«D.
Rudd. Deputy Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles; ~ ‘
lac-ll" pump of Child Wow
this. tin Cheries B. new. Coin-
come. to school" is the lnvltstion'ur ‘
Mr. A. B. Meredith. Comm!» ~>
: "My
Sun.
Bully.
'ljlllmn .’l l’ti.
Alsll,
itunkill
Nt'd
Mummies~
liuniington.
Program For Citizenship...“
School Is: Announced-
mlssioncr -oi* Child Wells”.
315.345 Willow’s Aid. Mr. lily--
mmld r“. Gales. stole uncut, Dc-
purinlent oi State Agencies
institutions. - v .
min-goo Vilii, to the stateiubr’u
‘.
l‘. .
nzsu.7:ilo Dinner. '-
s:uu.a:so Motion Bieiures. Trsd
Schools. Health. Other Stole Ac-
ilvllios.
10:00-10:45 "For n Clean State
and Healthy People." Stanley.
H. Osborn. M. 1).. C. P. bi. Corn-
MA
mill at. lose.
missionor of Heath. =
into—lanofwsying
Mr. Willisin
Commissioner. ..
~. 10:45-ll:30‘Mdilih{-' the * Btlsto
Budget. Mr. .
hams. Claim State Bound-oi
“Dam“ up ..s ‘7‘..-
Jolul M.
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- 2:30 -2:op.Lunohecn.I I
2:00-2:45 R
Utilities. 1
her of Public
M
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n.
x
‘MltLluuuvf
comedy
ddinty
Misses
lrmu
Eliza
George
'iilios. Rowland Schwebel. .-Drs.per
and Thelis Phclsh of
Brion-port. Clifford Wood.
Mill. liorcld Thompson and Wu»
llnm Farr. ' ‘ -
Joseph
and
Wad.
. , tile River-'7.
lotions of Public
r. PJoseph Alsop.
iUfllttios Com 1
Sun Sole .............. 5181’.th
High Tide 8:01 A. M 3
Low Tide 9:80 P. M}
Sun Md Title For Sunday. 3
Itlos
ior ‘
Sun [use 6:2” A. M!
W. illnhsllti ............. 5::«1'. :11.
‘ 1: ’ e ............ 345 A.. ;
"pl-yd” Low Tide ill “.‘Cl 1’. Mfl
.p....
i
motile part of their cxisirnt‘e. ‘ ~ _ ‘
rnlhcryihnn lo lryalo be oxprnsively 5“" and “dc i‘tlr Monthly. l
‘t’li’l‘filifsé for {W0 0" "in"! evening “f“ Film lilies . . . . . . . . . . . . bib A. M ‘
mire. , bun Scln not 1'. Ml
5 ‘ ' um. ‘5' “Sn, of Alice High 11:10 . . . . . ... . 4.53 A. M
n” T‘ u L ' iLomeiu ....... “‘33 l‘. in
When clunhll imlliun rrucll ill".
uflico of 'l‘llv L'vtllllllg Si llllill'l. Sui-
unluy morning too lllit: fur puilllvau l
lion in tho l‘-'l{lllar (hlli‘Ch columns. ‘
‘ bi‘fllflflll‘ii} tolny :llld llcrcnllcr llluy
wlll ho pill/lll‘h\‘,tl us iwiow in lllul
llroviiy column l
l
The aunuul i'Oll cull or the NW“!
.wellgbotigc 50.1329 L.L 0.. 0.. M,“
Arugula” Thursday -o\'i:n.ug. Nearly
-2tlufnllm.lutis .wm‘u prurient to wrin-
swcr the cold Following a. Short
bus.nc.m.lcc..iml. n. bill oi. entertain-
ment was Di‘csclllufi.‘ There Were
nutmdl boxing boots. Al Krucmcr
song. and there “were amoral nov-
llly numbers by Al lioymond.‘ and
fluwmd Richards. widely luncheon
wasocrvt‘d. ' . .
. e_ _s we ’ .
‘aliouschold Cm..-.-—£'...rris (c Gun:-
e o e . _
There was a retygood attend
hurt: at the spminl Lemon service
bold List owning in the South N012
walk COllgli‘gRJOlJJl church. Till?
pngtor Rev. i-‘l‘cdri‘lck ll. .luctllls,
preached on the. topic. "l‘myct‘
What is It? is It \‘Vorlllt\'llilo‘l" All
to tho rcsulls ox‘ prayer. he stated.
"You may not not -ovely-ihing you
pray for but you will got wimpy-cu
deserve." ’ ..
0 _ O l
. ~liutlioe illid..‘V|CllNEii
‘rsiy terms Dcnm-Ily.~Adv. ‘
.. o _.o e . -
sold on
avenue was. a. visitor'ilt Bridgeport
last evening.
O O 0
--’l“lle olosnllu: dyeing and pros-
Jnn oi‘ gstmvnts it guru lllt‘ (‘lust'sl
atit'niinll til le Twin l'lly l'ulri'r
Fisluiliishmert. Wot-k chllvrl for and
‘deilt'uyt'ti 6.1 No Main St. i’hunt
«toll—Adv. ' .
C O I
‘ blrs‘Gorirullc Boiling ct Snug-
utuolt was a visitor in South Nor-
wslk yesterday.
Q 0 0
STAR LAUNDRY DOES
BETTER Rtiii'l‘ 0F \thlilt
Here is a point relative to laundrl
work that housmviws in this vii-in
my will be rililvrtlsled in housing
about. ‘ All fisnnvis an blankelr
washed at this laundry are wusheci
in cold water—no nhrinkin: it: Ihl
.rt~sult. Every-loom" of“ mumin
work is given the Clfisvfl etlénlmn
tiers. Recently I new washer W!“
added to this concerns equipment-—
the sddllicn of clutch muitoe li pos
sible to do more and pellet j'wcl
* washes" then heretofore The dc
.livt'r! system .lwi's .cmers all sec
lions of Norwailg and vicinity. 'll
’Croee_ ‘ St. Pimp: rim.
0
City Treasurer Anson F. Keoler
mended the fedirsl
the Nationel’ Guard ‘in Hartford
last evening. ‘
. .- a - . ' "-
—thtsver youtl, problcms lo
llamas and plumbing work. the new
building the "INN-lint]. or lotlhins
- merit Nelson M While-'9 experts can
do the nuts in e nullsiut'lnry plain
our. --_itlviecn M White "agility and
olut'nhlno eentmlor. to North Main
sirssL-Ids. _ _
O 0' O '
.Pstrolman John Smith, who has
use confined to_hls home in Splint
street. . «boos, use .cd iniurles repair}?
Willirmski‘ pg‘an arrest iast- wee .
Wit-timed; , much; .lmpmvcdn It I-
suspected he yill rerun to duty next
‘3“... ‘ _ . ’ .
\' M o >0 e ..
> out! Wits.“ moved from Wood-
madman}: :5 Laws street.
. ‘ ,- " e o
elnlngsn. son or m.
.W High school, close of 1924. lie is
' ‘ also it mt-mbor o! the Nurwulii
‘ ' » Chllptt-r of Dt'MOlly. Al. the pros-
N ‘ Something 8 . N Hlll. time. his parents are touring in
e Here About 0 ”WP“- , , ,
' ' 41‘ch lll.il“it'illlD rumu
w SOMQbUd, O. t‘vFuIil. Prtu.. says: "llont
llII'OW tinny 0| give away your lun-
You Know 9 lllll'llill ihul nt-cd I‘t‘plllrill“. Hi'lll“
3 u. , till-ill hero and how-Jan estimate
t‘ivt‘ll lot pull-lug ”to smile ill prop.
or simple. It's surprising how mun)
iolks do this and are
residuum
l'.y in II.
boul's” wiring, hunting and plumbing sys-
" . icms will be oxtlrlldt-d. The illitera-
' ’ ' lions will cost about $5,000.
U Q U
s ‘3 EN 9
“MING IV T Charles 1.. lray is llnlim; a
March ii.--Scoul ouuglllcm flnO 330,000 rt‘sllivllt‘u t-mmlrum-ri in
llcnoke nvenilc. New Canaan. it will
consist
ihrce tile bulbs. The work is being
ll‘llClOi‘.
lull in Now [lulu-n.
‘37 :‘u l’. lll.-~Scrmun by the pastor.
inspection of
. on. land. Ill-s. Wallace LeCount.
_‘_
stillnlit'd
Elizutmih strut-l comer iroul b'outll
.\l-.liu slrrmL—v-Adv.
O C 6
Work has been sturttrd to ulti-l‘ lhv
of Andre C:‘.lhot'o at no
Loungiun uvcnuc front ll lllltl fum-
twll lllnllly hound "1hr-
of nine rooms and lluw
done by W. J.. Lyons. local can-
t 0 t
Micron-mu- linnnon of 105 South
Milli! sin-ct is spending the \“t‘l‘lt
C O .
-—liilumlllous Household Coul.-—
liarrls & Gena—Adv.
O O O
A worrnntce deed was givr-n yes»
lPl‘tllly by Eugene .l. Van Nl'Fh‘ in
Jbiitlpll lilulucliy and Mary Mnlul-ky
lit the t'lly Notional bank for in
honor and lot located at 119 South
Main sin-ct, .
t O .
Local police have not as yet liml
filly rupm-iu of a conildt-nce illilil try-
1m; lilli lmnd lure. uho recently hull
horn working New Haven and pos-
slllly Brltlgl port. Ho rcprt-senls
ll‘lnsv~ll‘ as u lllomht-r of u promin-
till chili and (oils unsuspecting wives
lllt-ll' husbands huw won radio Bl-lr
in u rull'lv. ll‘.‘ make payment ol 3::
to any? ill" rust of installation and
lll'vlllill gills ll.
0 O
.‘lt'iiltldisi lipid-opal.
(judge ll. ‘I'umpltlns, minister.
t.‘ll.trlt's (l. 1.4+. organist und
d.l*uclor; .Ml's. .l. (Ellison .l-lull. un-
plullo. Mrs L. L. Pugh, contralto.
Normtik
Emu-rt W. Smile. lcnor; Harry L.
Sterling. bosso. .
Stilltluy svnlct‘sr—w .
9.30 A MI» .‘ion'rl llll-Io Class at
Th -' ‘ltl'gczli.
9.45 A. .\l. -.‘-=1lntllly sttlltwl.
ll \lll A. Ill ~Tilt: Sncmmcnt of
it... Lord’s Suppvr will be adminis-
ltl‘t‘d. .
6.3“ P. .\l.——l5n\t‘0l‘lll Leaguc
"l‘.-.p'u "Verbs of Christian Living.
in Know.“ Louder, Chi-sier Bill-
ivry.
Mun-lay 7:30 P.
Lemme.
'l‘uvndny 2:30 P. M'The Wom»
oil‘s {orclun mlsslnmlry society will
moot lit the church. The topic to be
(ilbt‘ll‘rit‘ “by Mics Susan Olmstcnll
will be "The! El'fcct of prayer in
Ill“ lives it ill» misdnnarics.”
Thursdnv 8-45 F. 3i.———Junlor Ep.
worlh Lunatic. ,. .
. 7‘45 If; hi.—,—Mid-xveok prayer
senior. \ ,. ‘
Friday momma p. lilo-The Yi
Clues will hold o‘cafelorlo supper
lur the public.
s o e
_ St. Paul‘s Church
_ on tile (irccn.
ltcv. Louis B. Howell. Rector
Third Sunday in Lent. 7:30 a.
111.. Holy Communion: 9 it. ill.,
Morning prayer: 9:15 o. m.. Sunday
school; 40:30 ll. in. Holy Com-
munion; 7:30 p. m., Evening prayer.
At the lu::tu s-rice Rot. H. ll.
Lil-lei. 1' will prcirell the third sermon
in the series on “The City of God."
The title of lilo third is "The Early
Church and ”.8 Empire."
\‘l'cilncetluy afternoons at i. the
Story of the Cruz-s is sung. Thurs-
days at 7:30 a. m.. tllon- is a cele-
lllntltiil of Holy (.‘nmlllunion.
in prcpilrullon for the visitation
of tile bishop of the diocese. which
is scheduled for the Third Sunday
utter Busts-r. confirmation classes
will begin 'on Wrdnvuday afternoon.
at 4:15. lillllit‘dlail‘l)‘ after the serv.
ice. .it is urged that all who are to
be pl‘t‘pilrt‘d for confirmation begin
with the first session oi the class on
Wednesday liflt'rnnon.
All souls in ‘St Paul‘s church an-
iron and unassigned. All people-
ure invited lo ”10 services. and may
sit where tilt-y like. Simpson and
visitors in town are especially in
riled. New scholars from the Age
n! four are invited lo the Sunday
School. which has a full comple.
went of teachers. and is properly
graded.
llupilsims nt 12 Sundays: at other
times by appointment. Confessions
Saturdays from live to seven. The
church is open all dsy every day to
the year for rest. prayer and modi-
lotion.
St. Paul's guild and Alter Iociety
will hold a joint meeting on Wed-
nesdsy night. at 7:30. to which all
the members are urgently r'oqussted
to come. -
l\l.—Tompkinr
is 0 I
Siotmt‘ Zion Baptist Church
Franklin‘ Street
new. it. D. Harris. 1!. D, Pastor
Preaching. 11 arm. by the pose
tor.
Sunday school. 12:30 p. m.. Don-
con Taylor. superintendent.
8:30 p.‘nl.. "The Lord's Supper
will be idmlnlstcrcd: 5:45—0:15
Prayer service, B. Y. P. W.: 8:80
p mud-ills Savage, leader; preach-
ing 7:30 'pl’m. 'The'rc‘vivsl Services
wii continue through next week
We are all looking forward to s
great success. coma everyone. You
are Welcome. . .
fT5MOCKs’
'Styles to fit .every tem-
ent, and every use.
.9. smock. is put to.
. “.7515235,
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS
POWER PLANT or
C& P NEARING
COMPLETION
Field Engineer at Lo-
cal Plant Putting
F illishilllr Touches
on Auxiliary
Charles E. Allrnllls, of Troy N. Y.
llulil (-llxlllm r for lip l‘lll~ll. Pila-
lltllly uml I‘llllllllI-l’. ;. '»‘illl ill ihn
lm‘ul plum (T'lilllllt'lllllr illwvlli-nslve
nnd lmpulrtulll lllllll‘l‘l‘ up I‘lfi ulld
chaum-s to the \l'onlitl'ulll power
plant in tho North F-llll'l tlrtlet
5110p. Winn muse (Illfill-i- are
finished. ll‘lll‘t‘i Wlll hl' 1".” :llllt'l-
.,ill.ll pow-w by‘Jllllh ‘Il lln' lllill’ll.
tmv M” l)“ ill-"ll ii: [iii l ,:llli|r
tillllllllll‘nl. “llllll lllw lw "» nil--
liniilllib' “ill be llh-‘ll £12: llll nllxll-
lul‘y. iii lliiil's ui tlllllfi‘gtlltiy, hlluuld
lllt: other nowrr equlplm'nl fail in
fun.~llon thus ali'ul‘dllvg no delay
in [lrtltllll_‘7ltlll.
ii iii ilzlll'ttslin; ll.) Lilll'fl.’ llmi ll l
mwr of nearly i".ll}' lil.ll>?l'.il‘
rollgc illuglzlnv in pl'llllmi in 'hl.
priming pint of (inert, l’ullmly d-
Co., 'll'ny. N. Y. \‘lkllivrs Urlll Pill<
pint.“ will. have econ any of Ill".
lll‘l \\'t‘i'l{, h'l‘m ln'l!'\'('l"4l ni lllt' m»
l'lOlls pl‘lcrnrcs mentality to turn
out colon-d mmazlno covers.
Ilfli‘ll May of llmvuyion has or»
copied :l [)(lhlllllll in llm unllI-y‘wruwv
]lrt'.‘$lnl; .‘lllll fulfi‘llllr (1- pl.
Aniltl Swilll')" n! Illt‘ bl'lll'l nil-.1
lit-pl. is minimal in lztl' hr-nzr l'-v
nn ntll‘cl: of tin: urixlpv.
Our sympathy in CNN llll‘ il in Mrs.
ETl."llmlll T.l<‘l;.l<‘.q nl' lltv matur-
“'l‘llr lllf'z. (lt‘lil. on llil‘ 11-11}: W?
llCI‘ tnzhcr.
.91.“-
Howard Ber-rs of llle shill and
underwear oxum'nlng and basin:
dept. is ill at his home.
Miss Churluiiu Lockwwtl of ill“
offcc force. whose ionsds \\'t‘rl' r. .
niond on Suiurllly is renting t-om.
loruibly at livr home on l.l_‘\\‘13
street. and is vxprclvd to return in
her duties Mllllday \llss lilixnllrlh,
SLnguwuld of Mt‘l‘l‘lll's llurimvss imi-
ltge ls Slilltllllllllg (or Miss Lori."
wood during ht-r absence.
Charles Lind l‘)"l‘f«{ oi’ the bllll‘l.
laundry dept is ill at his home on
Gal'ncr slrtrl-t.
Congrrlluiunllls in Arthur l.
cord of ill-:- shirt laundry (iv‘rpl -,.1
lilo orrivvll’of a bOll r: t'vllily,
Mary Lupus oi the shin mfg.
q...
porimnnt has rcluruui in work
after illnrssi
Frank indock of the muslin .lw
Dfil‘ll‘ill‘nl has rctllrnc-l zlf’l'l‘lll-
nose.
’ ACEWILL
NO'?
HEAT ~
WE WILL
We are um‘v located at
our new offices at
31 Franklin Street.
Our phone number
is 1354
Nash, Raymond
. & Dean Co.
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