Gelorful “Dave _ Of Travel and Sport , .4 ,. . with curry mihtrte‘hfull assumed: on "wisp. Luxe‘ Tour . No Extras» No Incidentqls ' ' Leave your poelotbeok bone. as this low round trip rm indoors every expects from New. York to Florids and back ‘ house lines berth. tonsil trip railroad fore. male on . 'ttroin lip “hotel meatless (roasts end inesle). deep ' In eonsbeYsotoo.D-‘dm.8meoeseo8t.‘ . Louie towns in sin tool's golfeo eo’th‘e tonnes Morison Bitumen greens: loom slips. on. All incidental eop'o'see‘e paid. even tok‘tlpe" and “uM-dboslemlg nothing to pen .Tlie itintttty ln Temps. Maddie iergeet city; St. the Sessiiioec‘hwéityt Tarpon Springs. the Venison! end delimiter. the West Cosst'r tourist nieces: else the lemons Goody Bridge. i Wuhan: March Winds? Come’to‘ Flood“. and “Play” . lino no no ssieyoene favorite sauna Bathing. Greyhossd lseloultoeeeluisgsuhom‘rupo 'l‘e‘ut. so “ml-tn no obsess. » Write for full detailed folder WILLIAM C. ALEXANDER- 151 Fifth. Avenue ‘ . ~ New York City ' Phone: Ashlsnd ‘ ‘ 7360-7-36! ’Yrra'sgliosufis's -. ' "whoring. ; “ “one year-Radio or Auto. , l nA'rrnRIns MADE Iii oUR OWN FACTORY fl ; "AT rouse PRICES.‘ « change it forfa brand newttone. Guarilnteed for I PLAYS FRIDAY Loc'al Girls iAre In the Costs—Proceeds Are in Be S e n t To France. ‘ The Hlllsldo school has for o number of years given a very sue. ces‘oful French evening at some time during the twinterterrn. This year‘s eneertoinine t .is to be given on Friday even of this week truths school. gymnasium. The prenorotion for the program is in the hands of hills. Rose A. Allen and on inter- testing evening isisssured. .. The girls of the French De- pertinent are giving two ployleto end an old French song out into ac- tion in the style of the Chouve- Bourts. The first pleylet, “L'Ascen- our." is staged in an elevator which ' 's stuck somewhere between the second and'thlrd fibers. The guy little story is portrayed by Miss Imageno Sleeves of Westport and Miss Thalia Fortescue of New York City I the second. “La Surprise d' Isidore" an amusing complication arises in the allies of n speciolist In mental diseases. The parts in this play are to be taken by Miss Ade- laide He‘ll. of New cannon. and Miss Virginie. executors. Miss Grace hh'ein'ter and Miss Euguenia when. of south Norw oils and Miss Elizabeth Deutsch. of CleVelend, o. The old song. “Giraffe, Circus/”Is quniilt and colorful. Among the young people in. this number are lint-riot. Nash. Dorothy Sachs.‘Janer Cutler and Susan Crawford, of Westport., Suzanne Halstead. Pru- deuce Browne; Elisabeth Krap‘p. Georglne F‘s. cett.’ Mortimer Mont- gomery and om‘eo‘Worth. of Nor- waik. Margaret Weston. of Wilton. Dorot Hawthorne” and Luann. de Bower”) New Ydrk‘ city. and l‘redn Middleeon.’ of Cilyo Mnnibl. Cubs. Incidental dances for tho Isong hove'-bee\n arrangedl by Miss Kath- ryn Bennett of this school faculty in cooperation with Mile. Aidan. 'rlck- ets for the entertainment are on sale by pupils’ of the school and at Enrnliton' s and’ Donnelly' s. The en- tire proceeds sure to be»‘ sent to Fringe as previously. announced.- 1 #— § SEVERE EARTHQUAKE " s WASHINGTON. D. C.." March 17. --(AP), An earthoutike 'described as ”Very severe" was registered on the seismogra‘ph at Georgetown University today. at an -eotlmnted distance or 1,900 miles from Wash- ington. - _ ...... .iojl‘te‘lzl—Snndeystillll' on newsman ’ “ , Southern New England - Stsmford at a dinner music. WASHINGTON. March 11»- United- sum Treasury bei- snce at close of business March 15. was "81.450.069. rw ”DARlEN; CO, lion cuss 1 Mill AT ST. [[IKE’S Preparations B e i n 3 Made F o r Bishop’ a Visit In Noroton April 25. The Confirmation class for adults of St. Loke's Episcopal church will meet at the Dutch Oven. Post Road. Noroton at ‘8 this evening. The work of the class is an attempt to achieve a clear one simple treat- ment of the fundamentals of Chris'- tinnlty. The class for children ‘will meet at I o 'clock. Friday afternoon. It is cxpectcd that alerge number of adults and children- will mrendy for the visitation of Bishop Chouncy B. Brewster. April ”is. . . Fine progress is being made on the rectory of St. Luke's Episcopal chorcii. The plastorliiu in the home it now finished and the house is expected to be ready for occu- pancy in the near future. 2 O o b We weekly prayer service of’ihe Do on M. E. church will be held .tonlght. . . . e ‘e e A Lenten mid- week service of the Darlen Congregational church will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .Roy Lester tonight. The sub- tect will be "How Prayer is Mode Powerful." ' , e‘ e . s . The Church Friendly society of St. Luke church will meet this evo- nlng at 7: it o'.clock ‘ O O The Women's Guild of St. lollies church will meet tomorrow after- noon at 8 o'clock A Lenten service will be given at the church at 4 o‘clock tomorrow afternoon. EMPLOYEES 0F ROYAL JAMES ‘ commerdal Depart- ment Under“ Ed. S m’i t h‘ Entertains Lock and Park Cities. The commercial depsnniontof the eiephone Co.. in charge of Edward F. Smith. of this city. entertained the commer- clot departments of Bridgeport and 6 dance held last evening. st.the Royal James 1 Thirty were present. Qt hhort business meeting was held directly following the dinner. after which dancing took place Bob De- Cesore' s orchestra tarnishing the The menu included: Grapefruit cocktail. consornrne. chicken frioas- see. hearts of lettuce salad with Rus- sian dressing. ice cream. coke and coffee. ADuring the evening. Mrs. Frank Lon‘chsk. well known soprano of this city. rendered twm solos: “Rosa of Picsrdy and “Remember." the latter by request. . Miss Ethel Magoo. of Stamford. won a the dollar gold 'piece which ‘ was rallied off. I. 1 Auxiliary DanceiDate Changed To Apr. 20 At the regular monthly meeting of the Frank c. Gddfrey Post An:— iliary. in Odd Fellows, Boil. lest eve. ~ ' ning. the dots of the muende ' ~. dance. planned for Aplriyld‘h-W! changed to April 2.0 rrtnes will be A. awarded for the best costumed and for the funniest. Chairmen of the following com- mittees were appointed. , Cooperation. Mrs.“ Ruth Anderson. Child Welfare. Mrs. Lillian Warsa- Americanism. Mrs. Lillian Bush“- The otinilisry is planning' to do confide-able work ot the’veteron': hospital in New Haven. this you" One new member was admitted and one new sppiicetion received ~ A1 delegation ofjm‘embers will at- tend the joint meeting ottho‘li'oir- and County post and auxiliary in Danbury‘thio evening. Plans were mode for a food sale to be held in: April. A. white ele- nh'ont 'psiey winins held at the close of the next meeting on April 6 Members fot the Legion and ouxiliary are naked to bring some article of old clothing. wrapped attroetiveIY- A Saint Patrick's ply supper; was served at theiclose of the moonlit. .Treosury Delano!" PRAISFSFIREMEN FDR S’EED [N J o h n A. "madwell Sends First District Men'-'$25'-'—‘Piit 1 out Grasslilre. ‘ w _ fl Deputy Fire chief William J. POWOE1.‘°S the first District. has re- ceiveg I. check for m from J. A. Trendwell. of 15 North avenue. Chief Powell and the First District firemen ore oompiimented by Mr. Tresdwell tor their eliicient work in extinguishing s. gross fire at the rear of his home Sunday afternoon. lie writes as follows: "I wish to express my thanks to You for the very prompt way you re- sponded to my. call for assistance to put out the. grass fire in‘ the rear of my place. I might say that I had hardly hung up the 'pane when you appeared in North avenue. As a slight token for your promptnoss and efficiency permit me to enclose my check for 825 for any use you may choose to put it. “Vory'truly yours. “JOHN A. TREADWELL." GOV; PHILBRDDK T0 DE GUEST AT KIWAIIIS LUNCH Mljoru. E.-I5hlll)rook of Port- land Maine. Kiwanis governor m the New England‘dintrlpt. will at- toml the meeting of the Noru‘alk Kiwanis club in the Royal James inn tomorrow 'noou. lie will be ac- rmnpnnied .by Llcul. Governor Har- ry 11. Kennedy. Professor Wili‘ nm )3. Dolley. eco- nomist ofathe Travelers' Insixrnncr company. will he ti‘e. speaker-of the day. His subject will be “Tilt" American Hobo." ‘ ' A meeting of the directors will he held at l0:80 n. m.. and clmir- men of all committms nt ll o'clock. DRY LAW POLL A (Continued “From Page One.) H . , ,. . How fdr‘tlllo vote is indicative of the sentiment of the country as a whole is debatable. in some locali. tics. doubtless. en‘otticinl, binding vote would show o-dlffe‘rc‘nt result. But in‘other places there can be no doubt that the newspaper vote comes very close to. being a true re- fleetion of the voters' state of mind. In El Peso. To». for instance. the editor of the Post wires at the prohibition referendum. ti: on exception, polled more votes in any election ever held in Peso. Only‘ once in history was t e en. tire connty‘s vote higher than the vote. received by the Post. El Paso's wet‘msJority. accordingly. ought to be a fair representation of .that city' :4 opinion. ' Grippe and Ptomaine Attack Leroy Downs Leroy D. Donne. city editor oi The Evening Sentinel. is confinel to his- home; I Winfield street. with on aggravated attack of the grippc andyptomalne poisoning. Mr. Down: was threatened with the grippo last week but fought it off. An attack at ptornaine poisoniny came Sun day..evening. and Mr. Don nos is un. der the 'doctol' s care today. ill: wide circle of friends “loll Iii; speedy lecovely Anniversary, Lunch At First Cong’l “Church Covers were laid for 200 at the universally luncheon; of the First Congregational church on the Green today. Luncheon wss served from 11: so until 1: 80 o‘clock. with the Doorkeepsrs' Circle. King's Daugh- ters,. in cherge. Birthdsy cakes. each bearing one candle. held the place of honor-4t each table. Col. John Coolidge’ 8 Condition About Same PLYMOUTH. \‘L. March 17.-- No new developments may be ex- peeled in the bondition or Col John C. Coolidge for the next at. hours. said o" bulletin issued at 11: so AL Crotn of Bridgewater. Uncas- Degree Team Going To Greenwich The wed!!! meeting of the Uneos tribe. No. 26. I. O R 'M.. was held last night at the lodge rennin. Wash. 111an street. It wos.veted that the loco! degree team would confer the worriqr'o d e on a. class at the Greenwich lodge this ev'ening. '“etol' other members or the local are planning to visit Green- wlch tonight. ~ Albert '3. Pohimtn will have chuge‘of the program for “Past mom's night.” which will be held at the local lodge rooms. March so. no l ‘_wa‘rAsnAr‘ ' we’d have it. there wasn't among _to continuolly take all the Joy out of life. Just obout'the time we“ bod coneiuded' to stop worrying along conte- on Astronomer who predicts that in soot. 000 years an the earth will all. law the see. thereby drowning every, mother’s son stalls; Bit when we-oeop: to ponder over it. «Would m shout who will mummy» yo'sro n-ofm new in they'rneopehuo we ore repairing nemesis. -A M m Tote saves STOPPING BLAZE ' today by his physician. Dr. Albert Bev- v THE EVENING WWII NORWALK. CONN. Wefeezee: ”3433..“ moreowewx: " PAGE“ mun “EM ’« e‘e . . No min and Wall Streets Phone 4100 - Norwalk. 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Their dis- appearance llus been reported it. the Booth Norwnlk police. Combinohon Stop 12Wcst Avenue on Crown It. New Barnes and Riedell Attend Track Meet George H. Barnes. president of the Nfirwaik Klwnnisolub, accom- panied by Frederick C. Riedeil. at- tended the ninth annual indoor track meet of the New York Chap- ter. Kuluhts of Columbus. at the now Madison Square Garden. in New York city. , The Phoenicia-um of North Africa taught the Greeks how to write. and Tail Light. ham Phone 3275 loves “ JOSH)“ 5:1; The flineral of .I - well known South .‘~ took place this tour home. 18 Webster 5:: . St. Joseph's church. \ vices were largely nun-Ami. were many beautiful flowers. torment waS in Saint Mary' tery. V ’ _ IA Effective March 10 $50 Price Cot on And applying on HUDSON BROUGHAM, HUDSON COACH. ' and ESSEX COACH. This' Is in addition to the to: reductitm made February 27th and' to for cars equipped with Front and Reor‘ . 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