Somebody I
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v City. Briefs 8
rumuu'rs unsure.
Regent-fl. Patrick's Entertain-
ment. I s
. Blane-”Irene."
Palace—“The Little irish Girl."
March 17.-Monlhly‘Meet of Mo-
thers” Club. NorWIlk Congregation-
olIchurch.
March l7.»5t. Fatricko’ Party.
Dourkeeper’e Circle King's Dough.
tors.
March 17. -Wonoma St. Patrick's
Party at Red Men's Boll Main
Street.
Marcha17.——St; Patrick’s Party—
Blar of Columbia
‘ March 18. —~ .Wanoma Council -—
’Great Chief of State to visit.
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COMING EVENTS
March 18..-- Get Togethor.,Nor-
walk M. E. Church—Ladles' Aid So-
"cicty.
I March 19..-Amerioan Association
. University Women open me’dl st
of Mrs. George Knapp 179
t Avenue.
March 21.—-Fanny Crosby Me-
morial Service—S. N Congregation—
al Church.
March 22 .-—Suppcr You'ng Pea.
pic‘s Musical and Dramatic Guild.
March 22 whirl-ting of Mildred
iller Professional Dancing Class.
March alt—Annual meeting Cal
vert Club.
March 28. en I-Iouse Girls"
tnd Women’s Club Motion . Picture
.‘fEmpty Hands", to- be shown.
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; Sun slid Title to? Tomorroww
. BunRises,..............6:01‘A.IM
Sun Sets 6:02 P. M.
Hinh Tide ....,....... 2:88 p. M
Low Tide ..............8:18'.P M.
A Salvation Army cottage prayer
will be cBnducted this evening at the
Norwallr Armory. Mrs. Captain Be.
van will speak and have charge of
the service. The public is invited to
‘attend. At the resale: service in
the Army hall tomorrow night. Mrs.
Herbert Hathaway. of Hartford will
‘ take part and it is hoped that a large
number will turn out to welcome her.
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--The cleaning dyeing" and? pres~
sing at garments is given the closest
attention at The Twin City Valet’s
Establishment. Work called tor and
delivered? 07 No. Main St. Phone
”‘8. --Adv.
. Andrew J. Collins want-in New
- York. City on business yesterday.
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i- Ben. Andrew F. Chamberlain is
Iconnned to the Methodist son-
age in West avenue by a very bad
cold. ,
‘ o us s of,
‘7 #Radios and Victrolas sold on
easy terms Donnelly.—-Adv.
There will be Litany with an in
dress by the Rev. Chapman 3.
Lewis. this evening at 7: 3.0 o'clock,
in Trinity church. '
t
~Lehigh «30:8. Harris 8: Gina--
Adv. ' I
O O C
Chief 0! Police William It. Pen-
‘ ningtcn is in Pittsfleld this morn-
ing. where he is testifying in the
case of Chester Darling. charged
with the murder of R e Washing-
ton. better known 1 ly as here
Gray She was murderd in Massa-
chuset’. last Foil. ' -
I‘ e o o
niree Boys' Dinner. Opbir
r. No. 82 5 to 7 p. m..Wed-
sesday. live—adv.
. O O O .
Mrs. A. B. Montgomery of Fourth
street. Best Nor-walk. visited Mr.
and, Mrs. Morel! of IMamaroneck.
N, Y.. yesterday. and‘enioyed'dlnner
at Spigei's. Inn. Mr. Moreil is o
prominent Westchester builder.
.. _ C 1 =1. .
-—-A large assortment of one cent
K;
Iaeter Cards now on display at Den- .
neliy' s.-‘-Adv. ‘ . .1
Harold Show of ‘8 Flex Hill RNA
south Nor-walk. hos purchase‘
Chevrolet touring car tron: W. “
' leagues held a once
1 rr
c8 loath Ncnvrk.
-~Anthrscite all ages. name a
Goth. --Adv. . .\
0
Robert Kirsch. or R. 8'. D. No
1. Damn. has purchased a Chev-
rolet roadster tron: W. 8. Austin.
Civvrclet Sales and Service. or south
Norwalk.
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Donnelly's.—_—Adv.
s. s
Mrs. Harry Anderson. of the
Evening Sentinel stall. is coniined
to her home. to aim street. by ill-
ness. ,
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A st. Patrick's dance will t} given
by the degree team 02 W nonms
council. No. 81, improved Orderot
Rod Men. in Red Men's hall. on Main
street. tonight. All those who at-
tend the dance must be sarbod in
something green. .
STAR LA iiNDllY DOES
BETTER HORT- OF‘ WORK
Here is a point relative to laundry
work that housewives in this vlrln
lty will he inturfiled in hearing
about. All flannel-and blanket:-
wsshed 'slrthls laundry are washed
in cold‘weter—no shrinking is lhr
result. Every leslure or iIlll‘ldfl
work is given the closest attention
he". Recently a new washer was
added to this concern' s equlpmn-nl
lhb addition of Which makes it pos
sible’ to do more and hem-r r‘woi
washes" than heretofore The dc
livery system here covers all sec
lions of Norwalk and vicinity. 11
Cross St. Eben: as“.
A regular meeting at the local
. lodge 0: Eagles will be held in their
club rooms on Mott avénue
The Pride of Court Narruk Cir-
cle. No. 801,- Foresters of America.
will hold a. meeting in their club-
rooms Wednesday night.
. e s s.
“The annual entertainment of local
division or the Ancient Order of Hi-
'bernis.ns.tvill“‘”i$‘é' held in the Regent
Theatre tonight. “Kuoclrnagow.” or
th‘eIhomes of Tipper" is the name
‘ ot the motion picture to be shown.
Miss Helena V. lilillerd Edward J.
Splat). John Wehle and John Noo-
ney all local people. will render pop-
ular and well known Irish songs
during the evening. The picture
starts at 8. '
e s
—-Eyes'Exnmlnod by a University
Graduate. Benedict The Jeweler-’-
Adv. \
:e e s
For the first time in 22 years the
annual ,meeting and dinner of
St. Patrick's club of Westport will
not be held today. The club meets
once a year with Mrs Charles Fable.
Due to illness in the tamlly. the at
(air has been postponed until Tues-
day. The club was organised with
28'women and nine or this original
number are living today.
,‘ ‘ ' e'I s' s
Harry Fox. of East avenue. and
Richard Singlewsld. of Winfield
street. were in Stamford yesterday on
business.
.e st o.
The regular meeting olgthe Frank
C. Gadi‘rey p01. American Legion.
was held last night .at Odd Fellows“
hall. South Main street. Two new
members were admitted to the post
and about to were present. Regu-
lar business was disposed of and the
renewal of the soldiers’ insurance
was talked over.
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Non-walk Methodist church held a
_ social last evening in the church.
parlors Games were played and
refreshments were served.
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Mrs. Reymlind Iittell. Mrs. Free-
man Light and Mrs. Harold Van
Mew motored to Nov. York city to-
day.
‘ O O O
The Stamford disiri ct Epworth
night at the Barton M. E. church
A large gathering from leagues of
Barton. New. Canaan. Ruxbnry Co:
Cob. Sprinédnle. Glenbrook and
Slen-itor were present. .
Stable Eye New York. was the
Austin. caves. file’s and service Speaker 6: the 's‘ve'n‘l‘o's. “lam
—-Esster Cards now on display at ,
later-Milne. report-L Wsrs. rssdm by
committees. . ‘
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Tm carriers treat the loosed
District Post also. are absent tron
their duties because ct illness. lild-
wsrd B. 'Mcflowanfis declined to his
home at. 140 weoawmi avenue. and
William D. lrelsnd. to his home. at
as Taylor oysnue.’ 'Mr. Ireland has
the grippe. ‘ I .
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The weei;|y session or Troop 8.
Not-wall; Bby Scouts. will be held this
evening at the Roger Ludlowe Junior
Iligh who?) at 7: l0.
Koreans To Describe
' Missionary Work
“mg——
Members and monomer the local
Salvation Army are looking forward
to the great missionary services that
are to. be held in Hartford Friday.
when eight Salvation Amy oflicers
from Korea will conduct services
{or the first tints in America. These
will be of great litterést u it is ex-
pected that the visiting missionaries
will tell Iot the Army‘s workI in that
land.
'lhls is the first: time that the Jap-
anese government has allowed mis-
slonarles to. leave Korea. Colonel
W. A. McIntyre. who is well known
in trim-walk. will be the chairmon 'ot
the meetings. TheIofternoon ses—
sion will be helth the 'Army heali-
quarters. Trumbull ‘streeL- While the
evening session Iwiil'be held in the
Hartford Baptist churcin The ia-
mous South Manchester'lsilverlBand
otthe Army Will‘turnlsh the music
and it-isIalso expected that Adjutant
and Mrs. Mehling. the "Song'Birds
or the Army." will IsingI I
DESMOND SO0N
TO LEAVE C 8: K
HAT FACTORY
Janice J. Desmond for 0:8: ten
years superintendent ct straw
hat department of the Crotut and
Knapp Hat company. will sever his
connections with that company on
A.pril1 .
Mr. Desmond. who is known as one
of the most capable men. in the
straw hat business. will .‘enter busi-
ness for himself.
Deaths and Funerals
Joseph Tahoe Jr..
The funeral at Joseph Tenses. Jr..
who passed aw yesterday morn-
ing will take Thursday morn-
ing at 8: 15. from the home. 78 os-
born avenue. and at. ll oclock tron:
Saint Ladislaue' church. Interment
will be in SalnbMar'y‘s cemetery. ‘
Nichol-c Maori
The funeral of Nicholas Mass! 8
years_ old. 21 Chapel street. who
died yesterday morning. willxbeI held
this afternoon. at 8, front his late
homo. Interment will be in at.
Mary's cemetery. The child is sur~
rived by his. parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph liauzL- two brothers. Lew-
rence and Joseph. Jr.. .tlld‘ one sis-
tor. Anna.-
The Epworih League of the souui'
!
l rally last .
77*vsvssvy*
Wenonah-81W . ‘7
SOUTE NORWATK. CONN.
WEAR. NEW YORK—498
P Ms ..
e: oo—nlnncr music. ‘
7: .oo—Synsgfngue conical; Manual
Com m. Violinist:
7: SWmuIIDohony, tenor. ,
7:48—-Patrick Hyde“. accordionist.
aloo-sms‘ols Merrynialters.
8: 80—Day“ Basophon'e Octet.
9: oo—Ipana Troubadours. . .
10: o a 'lrish program: Arthur
enn 's cperetta; John Burke.
tenor. -
11- dynamo Barrett's Orchestra.
\Wz. NEW YORK-dob
P.
750 —Commodore concert orches~
. tra
7:86-,-Nsw York Unlvbrsity course.
8: ls—Zoologiocl Society .serles.
c: 80—deishon Free Chamber Mu-
schConceri. I
IWGBS. NEW YORK—aid
P. M. g,
d: (lo-Uncle Geobee.
c: 80--'Jereey Colleglsns. ,
hoof—Inspirational half hour.
:20—Kin’g Barry. Irish songs.
I was. new YORK—sot
RM .
8: oo—Beople's hour.
7: (lo-Loew' s organ recital.
7: 80~Hahne's Choral Society-
8: 00—"VogueI Entertainers." '
8: oo—Loew's orchestra.
0: Bog—Radio Entertainers.
10:00—Roscland Orchestra.
10:30-sAnatol Friedland.
limo—Danes orchestm. ‘
12:00——l}ancs orchestra.
Will'l. NEW YORK-483
moo—Melody orchestra: talk.
7:00—Warner Theatre hour;
hations' Opera Chem!
soclatlon.
7ziB—-Mocre Sr Finch. ,_
8: 00~Junior Order music hour.
9; oo—Wisteria Orchestra.
10: OO—Blll McWalters.
WERE. . NEW limit—273
P. M.
8:16—McDermctt.
‘ Steele.
8: 80—Ellen Rumey. coutsrlto
7: 00~Maleetic String Ensemble.
7: lo-sRsy Klages. barytono
filo—Bella Brooksrvocelistl I .
8:00-Fricnds of Erin.~ . ‘
wnquNEw-xonx-zes “"
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All
As-
Heagney , and
8:00-Jumes Byrne. bass.
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923
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iii-v.1. p. Morrison. violinist.
8325— Alum Stoll. contulto.
87—Mroy lilontesunto. tenor.
56~Llimund Tucker. \Vat Pint-ls.
oil-K. or C. talk.
15—-—Carr’s Entertainment.
ib—Poclro do Cordoba.
:bb—Ncll O'Brien. soprano.
0.3-31an quartet: tenor.
“‘lL’U’. NEW YORK—240
. M.
lid—Sara Dunn. soprano; bass.
bo—Internationsl 'l'rlo, quartet.
ill-{trace Stevenson. hnrplst.
20—~l.liliam Mcogher. soprano.
3(1——Scnmus O'Dohorly, tenor.
:JO—Jlsrtiniquc. dinner music.
iii—Professor T. J. Wertenbu
sly-«Marie Breech. violinlsl.
:Oo—hiudrlgal singers: news.
:30—l.uclio Wilkln pianist.
zoo—Hickman 13
songs.
:30~Aug'usia Stetson.
Oil—Augusta Pinney. organ.
lav—WRAP men's chorus.
30~Earl
Wilkin. pianist:
don Brooch. violinist.
“'EBJ. NEW YORK—273
Tuckahoe Night)
Kiri—Fred Wright's Orchestra.
ker.
upon ker:
g...“
Palmer, tenor: Lucile
Mario Yun-
:lB-——Atldrcss. Frederick Closc‘I.
:3“-—iiclen Wctmorc Nculnon. so-
pruno.
.35..-’l‘om and Miriam Waller.
ziin-v—Capiaill Walter A. Frost.
2.30m liaty Perkins. piano.
:00~Ella Schrclbcr. soprano.
:05—.\lldrcss. James O‘Slmi
nosey.
:L“)-—'l‘uckulice quartet.
.SH—‘li. De Banlns. pianist.
Cw—linr ' Chnpman. borylon
24:.»Frv ‘Vright‘s Orchestra.
mil-
0.
\\ \llG. RICHMOND HILL—310
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:5 .
6
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:30—-—i)on.',lllluou a Orchestra.
:1 no-(Icunty Donn Fiddlers.
milk—Rn yinond Mailer, barylouo.
mil—Jimmy Smith, banjo.
:lEy—~Oid-Fashioncd Quartet,
:02—ll‘our Gondolicrs.
:illvwhance ortfimstra.
ivxrc, now roan—526
.‘l’. .
:lO-——".\Inrkct iilgll Spots."
:20—~Christnphcr MrIchan. tenor.
mall—Elementary Spanish Lesson.
7:00—vAdvnncod Spanish lessons.
E:t‘a51ahd_______l__856 - .
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3.
I8 Wart 38th St., N. K
NBAR FIFTH AVENUE
Final Reductions
:U R COATS
AT ABOUT .‘/ FORMER PRICE
2
I IfQfll ANNIVERSARY VALUES
‘ For Convenience cl Purchasers
Patrons may select their for garments NOW
and we Will hold some until next fall free of
Storage charge; upon payment of a deposit. '
I'm hire
53:5 W Costs
5475 Corneal Costs
8550 1 Costs
8495 Norrie Costs
5750 Beaver Goon
$395 Hudson Seal Costs
“75 Million: Seal Goals
8550 Hudson Seal Costs
8850 Moire Cerecul Costs
5700 Alaska Seal Costs
8475 Persian Lamb Coats
8300‘Muskret Castes
Closing 0" Price
$295
$350
$195
$295
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7: IO—Polioo alarms.
‘l:88-—-irieh music by Leo Lynch.
Jimmie McLaughlin. Patrick
Bows. Bolton Brothers. Fits
. patrick Brothers. Helen
O'Donnell.
9:00—— "Everyday English." Henry
Hawn.
8: lb—Vlado Koliisch's Orchoetils
10: 10—“Trend oi the Time's" Dr
Sydney Ueshsr.
10:80—Police alarms. weather.
WMOA, NEW .YORK—Cdl
8:00—olcolt Vail’s Ensemble.
6:80—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
7 zoo—Cortina Spanish lesson.
8:2 0~—'l‘alk on “Securities." I
limo—«American School Association
0:0l)--Coughlan Entertainers.
lb—Newe Editor. I
all—Parody Orchestra.
«to Van and Schenck. .
oo—llotbrou Entertainers.
80—Jack Denny's Orchestr‘
Oil—Entertainers. .
\VltNY, NIZW YORK-+238
wry—“Sports: commerce; theatre
index. . '
:JO—Rcuding to music.
His—Rose Laurent. songstress
.oo—wolin ensemble. _
{lo—Organ roclis‘l.
00—isabel Austin.
30—Hour and voice:
zoo—Trio Molodiquo.
:30-0dlerno Quartet.
WBNY. NEW YORK—.210
M
:00—-Knlckerbockcr Trio: orches-
rm.
:00— Miss Martha Rovers.
prune . .
:is—dladame x. soprano.
zoo—Southlaud Orchestra; pianist.
:io-liappy Sellers. piano.
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:ib—Blli Walhey, “Sports."
‘:illl—-.lncquos Jacob's Ensemble.
:30«-’/lt's Casino Orchestra.
:ulle-"Toplce or the Day". Spencer
Armstrong. w
:lS—Vnn' s Colisgians.
:00—-Gertncr's String Quartet.
:SO—Ballin and Race. piano duo.
Mfr—Horace Taylor. reader.
too—blabeianna Corbyin lit: Pat-
rick's» day concertiby artists
and string trio.‘ - -
zoo-Sims bulletin.
:00—8t."Pat.rick's'Day Ploy. "The
i Courting otAWldow Malone."
11:30—Katinka Orchestra.
WNJ. NEWARK—25"
ill.
:30 ii: JO—Tlvoli Thentie Orches-
ire
30 9: i5—-Ed Pei-lav. “Carpets."
P.
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9:
Ozis—Blschol‘t's opera, “’l‘rovatore."
45-11 zis~Harry CoxOrchestra.
WGCP, NE'WRAK~2§2
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