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[Hallo—"The Flaming Frontier."
Palace-"\Vhflo London Sleeps.“
Sundnl'lidcl'or'llotlsy
sun rises ..... 1:05IA.M.
Sun sets ...... .. ..... 1:“ 1’. ill.
High tide . ...... “H.111" P. hi.
Sun and Title for Tomorrow
Hun rioes..... ..... 7:06A.-M.
Sun sets. ...... ......i:2d RM.
High tide..i2:'.‘i A. lit-12:88 1’. M.
Miss Ruth Hill Pia: Hill road.
spent the melt-cud with iricnds in
pFlstbush. New York . c‘
i'Ik'i
Mrs. Ed Crofutt. 67 F‘slrdeld ave;
nue. was a visitor Saturday in
Bridgeport.
Miss Eleanor Harris. East Nor-
\ulk. was a rccent visitor in Stain
ford '
Miss Mildred Smith, New 7:121:
was a visitor in South Norwalk chr t
. Sundm.
Miss Virginia Comatook. 18 Botto-
iwood road. spent the week-end in-
Grcenwich. as the guest of Mrs. R.
W. Ovington.‘formorly of Norwalk.
M. Martin was a business visitor
in New York on Monday.
Miss Esther Aaronson and W.‘
nard P. Hopkind. New Haven. spent
Saturday with hi. Loo Miller. 177
Main street.
Mrs. Henry J. Forelt. Rowayton.
spent the week-end as the guest of
‘ friends in Paterson. N. J.
Miss Alfredo Brown. South Main
street. attended the Monday evening
«in: at the Westport Y. Iii. C. A.
—Exceilent hard coal in all sisee
now to be had at Alfred Brown‘s
«A Cost Yard. Now is the time o! veer
to have your bins.nlled up. De-
liveries to suit your convenience
Phone 2398-2.—Adv. .
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lam Abruscato. Ely avenue. was
a visitor of friends in Danbury. Mon-
day.
Mr. Heller and daughter. Louise.
7; Fairfieid avenue. spent the week-
end in New York.‘
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Katherine Hilliary. Nellie Stanish.
Jack Mackin and Lester Reynolds
motored to New York city on Sun-
.I. day.
Miss Cecelia Battlstone. Rows
ton. spent the week-end with tries
in New York. She attended a pl
while there.
Miss Mary Cummings. Bridgeport.
spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph P. Cummings. Spring Hill
road.
Mrs. Bonner. Emerson street. was
a recent visitor_ in New York.
Philip Robin. _’l‘urner Falls. Mass"
was a visitor in South Norwalk Sal.-
urdsy
Elmer Reynolds.
spent the week-end with his par-
ents in Rowan street.
-—Your photograph for Christ:
mas. Reduced price. from now u -
til Dec. 10th. Phone 355 and m
an early appointment. Manugisn
Studio—Adv.
‘ Mrs. Albert Eodagkand daughter.
Evelyn. Winds st. spent the
w coir-end as the guest of friends in
Pridgeport.
Mics \fadelinc Leonard. Woodbury
ax enue. was a recent visitor in iam-
“rd. . . .
ID.“—
Charles F. Lindblom. of the Lind-
blom Motor Sales Co.. was a business
visitor in New York SaturQy. !
Miss Ruth Brennan. Paterson. N.
- J.. spent the week-end in South Nor:
walk. aslhe guest of relatives.
'lhe ironic signal system in. the
Second district business section has
not been put in operation yet. May-
or Thomas Robins stated that the .
system would start operating Satur-
day morning. following the meeting
of the council’s committee Friday
owning»
William Reed. Fairileld Ava. who
installed the system was out of the . .
citv Saturday and as there were
sums minor details to be looked af- .
tor before the lights were put in op;
oration the starting of the new sys-
tem-_was postponed.
-l‘.sdios and Victroiss sold on
easy terms at Donneily‘s—Adv.
Hy. Meson. New York. spent the
week-end at the-home of his par—
ents.-llr. and Mrs. J. Lesson. Chest-
nut street.
George Vedas. East Norwnik, was
in out-of- town visitor Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Underhlli.
Laurence street. entertained several
guests Sunday at their home.
"in Walks Jimm." high school
play is coming along fine.
)iiss Moose C. Wing. senior,“
Cooper Union Institute. spent the
seek-end with her mother. Mrs. C. ‘
\\'lr.g. South Main street.
Miss Ella. Von Helmot. Cove
nus. entertained several members
her sunday school cisa at her
home recently. Miss Von Eelmot
served candy. which she had made.
to her guests.
' The Evening dentinol welcomes
sontributlons to the brief column
or to any other adorns tn the
paper. and regrets that so mall.)
offerings have to- be rejected be
cause of the carelessn- of the
writer.
Moll! Will. fail to write
names teslbiy‘and an item with-
out a noise is not usable. .
may people write on both
Ides of the paper. lush matter
csunot‘be used until it has been_
rscopled in The Sentinel stile.
and then is seldom time foatbsl
People using eritsro should
use a doublmspsce in writins
copy for newspapers. to permii
space for corrections where neo-
esesiy.
New Haven. I
. v
Fairiloid. T or formerly resided on
Lowe street.
was Olga B'silss. Woodward ave-
iiuIe; entertained guests at her home
Sunday.
Mr. and hire. Burn-it. Falrfleid
avenue. entertained .evoml ghosts
at their home Sunday. '
. ‘-
Howard lillla. Tuber avenue. has
been confined to his bed for several
days due to illness. .
- bliss Elisabeth Krapp. :03 East
avenue gsvo a birthday dance. at
Miss \V‘cils‘ studio Saturday. Among
the many guests were Betty Holbsrt.
Annie Bhufelt. Edna Gorham. Law.
ronce Henry. Earl Gorhm. Milton
Flynn. Marshal'Avison and William
Hoibert.
Miss Charlotte Btull. .. Concord
street. has been absent from the
Norwelk high school due to illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Gould Hedouberg
and daughter Madeline. Winfield
street. were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Miller. Stamford.
.
are;
injuri .1
Mrs. Milton Elwood. Cove
nue. who recently fell and
herself is recovering slowly.
Eussoil ledwin. Wluf‘eid street.
who vgns severely injured in an ac-I
cl l'mi‘. in Stamford sho it live weeks
ago. returned home from the hos-
pi .zt. rr..uiitiy
'l‘hs Corinccticut‘Light and Power
Co. has purchased two commercial
runabouts. through John N. Kline.
Miss Jaye Josem. Belden avenue.
spent'the week- end with relatives in
New York.
Mrs. H. Bloc 11 Beiden place.
visited relatives in New Rochelle
' Sunday.
. Mrs..E. Eilerin. Main street. was
a. week-end visitor in New York.
Miss Winifred Anderson. Not-walk,
attended the weekly Monday evening
gym class at the Westport Y. M. C.
Mrs. P. moi-chino. Rock Ridge,
was a recent visitor in New York.
"Slaves All" the popular play
which will open Tuesday in new
York with Lionel Atwili in the lead-
ing role. was presented at the Siam
ford theatre Saturday. Among the
Norwalk picple who sttcdutu th
performance were: the Misses Ethel
_Spcnccr and Ida Modno. \ira' B.
Berman and daughter Lillian. the.
Mutant (.olcmim and Mrs... Ernest
'Dudlt-y.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hart. Raymond
street. spent the week-end in Al.
hany, .
Mrs. M. R Mitchell. Logan place.
cos a visitor in Stamford Saturday
Lester Plait. COVu swine, motor-
ed to New York Sunday.
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Miss Maud Brown is ill at her
home. t "oinicw Park.
”:5 Mrs. Margaret Robinson. Como
pierce street. has taken a position
with the Nash Engineering company.
in... B. Miller. Vermont. ho is
spending the winter with Mrs.
Hathaway Myrtle street. is at pref-
eut a visitor in Bridgeport.
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Miss Mae Mindlin. South Main
street. visited with friends in New
York over the wash-end.
Eugenie and Brian McMahon. 29
Pill-ism avenue. spent it- week- end
in Mount Vernon. N. Y- .
Mr. and Mrs. A. Lyons. Wesiport
ai cnue. attended a ding in New
Ydrk over Sunday. On the return
tip. they stopped pver in Stamford
to .visit relatlyes.
M Muriel Caldwell. Brood
R as accepted a position with
Irving atone, Main stree‘. “over the
holidays -
Mrs. A. Modns and daughter.
Frances. 50 Putnam avenue. spent
the woekvend in New York. Min
liodnc witnesscd the closing per-
formsnce of'The Vagabond King."
‘ Miss Evelyn berg.
street. visited _ New Rochelle over
the week-end. . '
idi- Bessie Finkel. Watts cis-
cls. and Miss Henriette steinbsrg.
Concord street. visited with ul-
Dorothy Sschs. w_:t_pofl. Sunday.
D. H. Schwarts. to Buford
York Thursday.
a. c. Show of Rowsyton hsspur-
chi-.06 s. dumptruch. ._
Ift'. and lire. Leonard Wiener.
Spring Hill; spent deeds: in New
Bones.
7
Concord ' .
ploca‘wes a business visitor in New
iJmII-O- s
street. is spendingdhe week ”withi
relatives' in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Aline seniors ween-re ave-
nus. motored to New {York sundsy.
Charles Rip l..s.sumsilt avenue.
spent Sunday i New York with Al-
bert Sinker. formerly of this city.
Mrs. W. TJI Long. It stays].
street. who was operated upon an-
uldsy at the Norwalh hospital. is re-
ported as comfortable. .
s ‘ ‘-
IMiss Amelie: c. Wesdsroth. execu-
tive secretary of the Bridgeport
chapter of the American Red Cross.
broadcast last evening from sta‘lon
Wicc.
Wilbur l". smith delivered his lec-
ture on "Bird Life in the South"
before a large and' appreciative au-
dience at the Village hall New un-
sari. last evening. fi‘he program was
under the auspices of the New Oan-
.' Mr. and tire. Irving 3.
tertsined their daughter. arlotta
of New York, over Sunday. ‘ .1
Mrs. J. Emory Stevens has return-
cd to her-home in‘Plax Hill rud.
after spending a week‘ with friends
in New Yorie. .
Mrs. Lhwrence De Motto who was
injured several weeks ego. is much
improved and has been .~ removed
.from the Norwalk hospital to her
home in New Canaan.
The Swedish singers of Norwalk
will take part in an entertainment
in Wilton tonight.
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menus. Darlen. was tagged yester.
day afternoon by Policeman Jules
Boonistt’ for parking over time on
Washington htreet. Mrs. Holly post -
ed a in bond to appear in ’court Bat-
unis}.
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Edward Ainiey. to West avenue.
complained to- police last night of
the impassable condition of ths'side-
walk on ,We'st‘ avenue. n'e'sr’ths 'Con-
gregattona'l chur'ch. The snow has
not been removed and pedestrians
are. forced to waik'in the road at
this point. -
Policeman Frank‘ s.‘ stratton in. ‘i.
lied railroad authorities ilast night
.0 clear the snow from the sidewalk
beneath -the Washington .street
bridge. ‘, . ' . 2 - ' w
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Superintendent. of H l g h w ay s
Charles P. Rumpf, of Dorian. yes-
terday awarded' to Dominick Erato
and Brothers. of Neroton Heigh‘
the contract for laying a norm drain
on Linden avenue. The' drain will
reach from a point east of Fire-
men's Hall 'to Noroton avenue On
the south side of the street. a dis-
tance of 430 feet. a
.The weekly. meeting of- tho Darlen
board of selections in thetiown hall
yesterday took only a'few minutes.
Routine businésg only was transat-
ed and no applications for building
permits were made.
Mrs. Oscar’rg‘: Schultse. Westport
avenue and Mrs. Edward 8. Von
Cnstlsborg. Bettswood road were in
New Yorksh’opplng. inst Saturday:
Rotvisnd'. A.. Schwebel. vii Reed
street and Ralph'hlartwcll. Merwln
street spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Alhert Schwebel. West
union. "
John Lawson..N‘_ew York city was
the week~end~guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank B: Field. to .Lincoln avenue.
' Mra:William‘ F: DeKlyn. ii I Arch
street. has returned to her home
from a.vlslt with friends in Larch-
nont.
The many- friends of-hiiss Edith
Wilson; Cl Van Buren avenue who
has been seriously\iil with typhoid
fever will be pleased to know that
she is well on the rosdIto .recovery.
At the. ll‘roeb.sgcncy. a contract
was given by Eugene J. Van Noon
to Frank B. and Bertha M. Madoros.
for the sale of a house and lot in
Osborn avenue. Eugene J. Van Ness
save a contract to Joseph and‘ Jo-
hanna Satranek for the sale of In
house and lot in Cedar street.
[1va Saturday. e genius in the
Homestead of the Hillside school. by
Miss Emily Treat of New York.
hum Elisabeth Krepp. daughter of
Professor and r' - 'Georgs Philip
Krapp. 179 East Avenue gave a Ca-
ilghtfui party turdsyI evening for
many 0; her yound. friends. Among
those present were. Misses Susan
Crawford. Harriet. Barbara and
Louise “Nash of. Wostport. _iy Cure
tis of Dsnhury Ahnie felt‘of
South Norwalk.‘ and others. .
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Mrs. ‘Wlllism- C. Hoover and
childless. Helen' and Mary Jane. of
tilt avenue. ep'o.nt'8'atu‘rdsy in New
Yor While there the .chiidren had
the p ss'sure‘ of meeting Shots Claus
«We. _ .
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Miss \' Adrienne aprisgmeyer. s;
member of" the ‘Hilllde school fa-
.,.
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J. 1“ “331W ” 0‘3: \\
I' i “I ii i
; I i l l x' i
I . ”i "‘ .,' 1.: '5‘ ‘i '
LLthlsHteie' Phinber in.
’ Alkcuwllpsbfiu'
sen Bird Protective society. “‘ _
no en-
a very delightful .m' recital was ' -
Katie lives
Mil 'Mos Ile'eliI
, NM
and Rundown Minimum
ltulseel hues.
mulch Keats,
. cttnm
It save me new strengthen!
recommend Tanlsoto
Give Tanisoan
Wfimm
cuity. expects to return to her du-
ties at tiio'sehool today after spend-
i several days at her home in
ontclair. N. J.
The residence of Edward Gaul.
Mrs. Henrietta mm. 7 3‘“,de West avenue. has recently . under-1.
gone a fresh cost of paint. and
looks very well.
Miss Katherine Mayor. a member
of the Hillside school faculty, spent
l Saturday in Stamford.
' Misses Jean and Dorothy . Allee.
Ridgefiold. were in Stamford Satur-
day and while there they attended
a very intortalnlng play in the Stern-
ford theatre.
italics Bachelors
Pay Tax After Jan. 1
ROME (AP).~—ltaly' s bachelors
will have to pay for their freedom
from matrimonial responsibilities
after the first of the year. Her Isplno
stern. howeier. niilv vnot be penalired
for their. unmarried state. .
Premier Mumollni s cabinet. which
handled an enormous amount of
worktoday from the creation of 17
nszprovincos to a report on recent
border demonstrations. instituted a
tax on male celibacy. on the sugges-
tion ‘of the premier in furtherance
trol.
The measure.
cabinet as a drcri‘o law to becomi-
cflectlvo January 1, 1927. provides
an annualitax on a progressive scale
for men between the ages of 26 and
65 who abstain from marrying.
Bplnsters were excluded from the
pcnslizatlon of slnglehood because.
no the premier said. “The failure to
contract matrimony does not depend
on the desires of women."
The money raised by the tax will
be used It the national organization
for the protection of maternity and
infancy.'whlch cares for 30.000 in~
digant women and 29.000 needy chil~
drcn.
W.H.' Payne Kills
Wife Governors and
P A R I S (Am—William Howell
Payne. an American resident of
Paris. today shot and killed his W11”
and a gonrncss and then committed
suicide.
Mr. Payne shot his wife first and
then turned the revolver on the gov-
erness. Mile. Adrienne Henri. All
three were dead when the police ar-
rived. .
i. GUINEA!!!“
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so. sot-mu: . Westpot‘t
of his campaign against birth con- !
approved by the.
561‘ in Paris Home]
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res ammo semen—soul's Mounts. com.- Mrussmv accesses 7,1926.
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