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Addrlee !
51 MAIN 87., NORWALK
Telephone-1 on» 001: hence. 21-3
. I ' ‘ "‘“"‘"‘"“i
The Norwullt liird Club is scheduled l
" to meet on Monday evening. ‘
V E. S. Meeker of \V estport menuc
spent yesteiday 111 New \mlI 1111 on
business
Susie Coley. oi Cocoon, spent Sunday '
- with her attnt,Vtrs.Jsa1ne iiubbell,
of Norwalk.
~—"--‘-I~—- ’I
The Metropolitan Orchestra of .\'or-
waih will hold 11 regular rehearsal on
Monday evening, I
Mrs. F. .1. Phelps. of Bridgeport. is‘
the guest 01‘ Mrs. 11. W. Stevens. 01‘
South Main street. 1
~~Soft'11nts.Soi‘t li11ts.0‘ih'ie11's.
’1l1e weekly dame oi the l.ii‘e 14:11 i
eta will be held this etching :11 Arioui
H1111. in Madison Street. i
iiii('.iilll:.’,i‘.tllll Post. No. 12. G. A. 11.,:
listened to the reports of the Mentor
in] Day committee last evening.
l
liulph (l. Hartley. pastor of the:
Rev,
South Norwallt linplist (‘lntt‘t h. has 11
tusrned front a trip to Yonkers, N. V'.
“All kinds Winter Cups.
(1111' Brothers“ 1 odue \o. 10. l. 0, (i ii
1”,, will meet on Monday et'cnhm 11s
O'ilt'ien’a.
usual for the transaction of weekly
business.
‘ ’ .._. ......... __ ‘
(Ioekenoe Tribe. .\'o.' 3:. l. (i R. .\l. 1
11held a. regular meeting 1.15191111111th
1 at which titne the warrior's degtee w .1 i
Conferred.
Irving G ClailI oi' the l-‘ \. Mitchell"
furnittne stote in \V' all street. spent
' yesterday in Stamford on business for
' :II the firm. '
The social to have ben held in the
Sons of St. George hall in Main street.
last evening. has been indefinitely
postponed. _
Armond De'Pierne, ot‘ Git-111111111111
avenue, is spending a Week with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Otto De-
Pierne. of Summit street.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Hendricks. of
I New York, have come. to Nor-walk to
reside in Plattsvllle avenue, with
James Wynn. father of Mrs. Hen-
" Idricks. '
unno11ncem'ent~—
Ray-
——The week-end
‘Jeddo 00111 for the multitude.
Lm’ond Bros.
_ The Norwalk ltalion Citizens‘ Club
will hold a meeting tomorrow after-
‘ noon in Foresters” Hall in Water
street Norwalk. Business will be
'tnansucted and there wil be reftoslr
merits scrved. .~~
The. Norwulk Board of Trade direc‘
tors have been called together to hold
:1 meeting in the Norwalh City Coun-
ICil rooms in Wall street on Tuesday
evening for the purpose of considering
.Ithontbly business.
Everett.l’:3yington, of High street,
EN walk. is substituting for regnl.m
driver, William Hawley. of the Coles
I rlc Express. during the illneps ol‘
.. otter at his home in Tierney
Mr. Hawley has an attack of
I
,ton, who also offeret
the annual eleetloil of officers and‘
business meeting. no speaker was
[provider], as the tin
. inc.
1 111111.
E renal.
iiVll‘E’ illi’ll
. business 1111.11 iinl: 11111
I tt'i'niiunte,
‘s'ne \vo'lld \‘oltitttt-e'
gillll.
1 tendent Reta
ANNUAL 1111111 or
111101111 more
fluid
((‘ontiimed iron
j
h‘iist Page)
.1pton chapter. The necting was open-
ed with a short song 1-:ervite. ’I‘hel es-
son from the Scriptures was read by
the Rev. Mr. McDe 'mott, of iiowuy-
prayer. it ilt‘illti‘
e is taken up by
these. The minutes ot’ the 111st meet-2
which was he
were l‘fial-li and with
(l 111 Rowuyton,i
one tninoi t't)l“l(.‘(-
were approved and uttepwtl 11s
I
I
i
i
“11‘1'1 the rtntli’tt of the tnitnltts
Alien Blililil pus -st-d out curds t‘ttr nil to‘
1111i chapter from
it was vypluineth
11 game utter the
, but the business
took so ion; that the 11111110 tiid not“
People are still wonder»1
inc. what Miss Smith had lilllllit‘ti. 115‘
no ini‘ortnution.I
"You're rather
it was just about
V'i’i‘O imiustt'iously'.
it suddenly Went
sttpposetit
llIlllH‘S'
\thith they ('tllilt'.
11112.1 this was to 1.11
and when asked suit :
i‘lll‘lilllS. .llt‘lll \".'l)ll
the iiliit‘ the 11110' 1111
writing 111111 the lift
11 ‘.\.1s nov gtitt'rally
that this. was ill the program.
The report oi‘ the €Kt‘t‘llli\'(‘ board
was then read. whet the lights were.
again turned on. ’lbey tire 11111111111th
1111' the tenth uttnivtrsttry rally, to be;
110111 in the South . ortvuik Methodist;
Church on April 18. it is evpeeicd‘
that several other ironps will he hr‘f
vited, also that lilt‘ district snperin-i
ltr. (iondenough. and the'
Rev. W. \\'I '1‘. 1111mm. the group's
first president. will to present.
The executive committee also re-
ported on the new (onstittttion which
was handed to them to report on. and
alter much discussion was finally
adopted. The meiniers of the group
are ISoutll Norwalk Norwalk, inst
Norwalk. Row-11.11011. liarlen, Cnutmu
Station. North \\'111 n, \Vestport and
Snugatuck.
The meeting vote to pay $10 for a,
speaker at the rallies and also to have}
five members makeia quorum for thei
executive board. ‘
The. election of
held. resulting 111111 1111011st
lows: V
Presldetit——\\'illiati1 11‘, Jennings.
\‘ice-Presldent—R chard Nesbit. i
Secretary~dobn V '. Smith.
Treasurer-~Artim1 Platt.
Representative to Epworth House——
Mrs. E. 0. Simpson. K
Mr. Jennings, in accepting his re-
election as president. thanked the
meeting for the hiinor and pledged
himself to do all in his power that he
could to help the g ottp.
The roll was then called. and mem-
beis of the various thapters answered
to the following 1111thle North Wil-
1011.0:Rott'1tyton. 24;\orwalk18;
Cannon Station.0 1 ‘VV estpOit. 0'. San»
gatcuk. 1; East Norwalk, 17; South
Norwalk, 16. . '
Rowayton receive the. banner for
the largest percentage of members in
attendance i
The meeting was then adjourned to
the basement and dll partook of the
tempting edibles ulyich had been pre-
pared by the enterttpnlng chapter, and
a good, jolly, socljble time was en-
thcers was theni
its tol-
JOIVed by all. V
The special car ,hicb brought part
of the gathering down was taxed to its
utmost capacity byithe members and
Iltlenda at the differ nt groups, as was
the regular which followed. ‘ \
Asthma! Asthma]
POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDX
ivee instant relief anti an abeoltil‘e Ionre
in all cases of .Aet a. Bron ‘t‘
d b dragging
Hay Fey 1:.
l,‘ 1‘1I'Fe‘iiii-tgt gm “
momma.
SeWing aChine
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF SEWING
MACHINES
Join Our (lo-operative Club
AND PLACE AN ELDREDGE ROTARY SEWING MA?
CHINE IN YOUR HOME NOW THOUSANDS OF W0»
Mir. N USEIi‘.WiIY1\lOT YOU? THE PRICE CAN NO
IONGER STAND IN THE WAY—WE LL GLADLY
PLACE ONE IN YOUR HOME
For a SMALL DEPOSIT
The Balance being paid in small sums of
$1 a Week.»
There is no’bcttcr Sewing Machine than the Eldredge
Rotary. It is made by one of the oldest and largest family
sewing machine manufacturers in the world.
The. Eldredge has an automatic tension and sews the
thickest to the thinnest material and requires no regulating.
Remember, you have to regulate the tension on all Other
machines except the Eldredge.
'An expert sewing machine man will be here from “the fac-
tory for this sale and will pleased to show you the many other
improvements, even though you do not want to buy a machine.
You doubtless feel the lack of a high class Sewing Ma-
chine, but do not feel able to pay the whole sum atone time.
We've adopted the newest and most satisfactory method .
of purchasing machines—a method that enables you tabby the
finest machine on the market and pay for it in payments so
small that they are not missed and almost before you are aware
of it the machine' is paid for. . ~
Our club plan not only provides a convenient system for
payments, but gives you lower prices than you would ordinar- ,
ily pay. One dollar makes you ainember of the club and en-
titles you to choose any machine in our stock. The machine
is sent to you immediately and you péy us one dollar a week
' until its purchase price is paid. Could anything be easier,
more simple or more convenient? We shall be pleased to go
over any detail with you at. any time or to assist you in a se-
lection of a machine. -
$25 “Paveaway”_Eldredge Sewinglllachine
Sale price $14. 98
$36 "Vindcx Special” Eldredge Sewing
’ Machinee—Sale price $19. 97
145111111. Eldredge V” Sewing Machine
Sale price $25. 00 ’
1‘ $60 improved Eldredge Rotary Sewing
. , Machme—-—Sale price $36
Mine Alice Flynn is visiting friends
In Pennsylvania.
George Smith was in Wallingford on
business yesterday.
W
E. A. IBurdett was in New York on
business Thursday.
Alfred Webb is visiting relatives in
iVow York this week.
Miss Scott and Miss Irene Brinker
hot! visited in New York recently.
a hunting expedition in Maine.
Miss Florence Mackie. Miss Alfredo
MINTZ’S ,
CLEAN-UP SALE
The sale everybody is talking about
Some; of the Big'I Bargains
“ we offer for
TONIGHT
$5.0031LKWA18T8............................................98¢
"The Peddlers' Parade" W38 given Dl-ZD ALL LINEN WAISTS ... ........ In... ......... ”mm”... 790
at the Congregational Church parlors. 50c AND 59cWA18TB 391:
in, evening. 25c wmoow SHADES ..... .. ................ 19c
..... 312.00 suns 87.98
Robert Rankin has purchased a lot $3.00.,BtLK SKIRTS ...... . ..... ..... $1.98
onMain street andlntenda tobuilda 50c BOYS’BLOUSES....... .......... . .....39c
house in the future. 251: LADIEB'UNDERWEAR .. ....... . . .1Dc
‘ .. 25¢ BOYS’ UNDERWEAR ......... . .......... . ....... 176
F. J. Wolfel is exhlbltlng several 10c SUMMER VESTS ..................... . 6c
trophies which he “19"“.1’ obtained on 590 AND 896 UMBRELLAS ........... ”39c
to Glenbrook
t‘riends there.
Professor ,
Webb and Miss Mabel Smith walked
recently, visited
H. R. Hum‘phrles and
daughter were in town yesterday, look-
ing over their house which they ex-
pect to occupy soon.
clal hour was enjoyed. and there was:
an interesting discussion on “Babies."
It. had been planned to bring the'little
ones to the meeting. but the stormy
The talk
probably
proved just as beneficial to them and
weather kept them indoors.
concerning their welfare,
made. As there are a hundred‘sec-
tions in all. the sum thus realized will
aggregate $100. The Conquest Bible
Class have already realized $57, which
was cleared on a Washington's Birth-
day supper.
W.“—
Woman‘s (‘luh yesterday. Miss Grace
Flint, of New York sang several sclet
lions.
cle at her home 1 hnt'sdn3 afternoon
evening.
l’eddlerc‘ Parade at the Congregation-
al (I‘hureh last evening.
1!, .\l. Weltltu of New 11111111 was in
town on business Wednesdat .\ir.-I'
Weblcr. representing the l’urmcts“
Supply and [tooling Company. finds a
ready market for his goods in New
(‘anaan
.11
;‘!IC
house at South
street.
spacious attic and two bulbs. The first .citt
second of terra cottu. i
Vlrs. Hurry 19.7.1111: with her nice '11.:
,Viis. (Icorge Fat 1111.1111 and Miss Edna
iSlnter. and u iriengi Mrs. 1-1.1. Crabbe 1
‘spent last Satuiday in New York. Inf
the afternoon they Went to the HippoI ,out.
dromc and saw Around the World.
Jones
Charles Barnard spoke on “House-'1‘“ pretty things made by the “thlm.
hold Efficiency" at. the opening of the 19193" ought to be appreciated by them.
i Miss Marguerite Maclmyre suffered
apalnful 11111in Wednesday afternoon,
iwblle going home from school. A snow- ;schools attended the meeting, and the
M” 0110 Schmidt held a sewinw ctr icovoied ice patch upon the sidewalk ’ subjett preted a very interesting one.
at Maple and Main streets caused
’l‘ller William Smith w101' ked the first I‘litss \Iaclntyte ‘0 slip and fall.
degree tipon 0m) Schmidt Thursday“ 1 was running to oyeitake several of her; togard to child labor
_ Isrhool- mates at the
iratbei torcib1v
Miss liloret'. C03 Summeryilie. of (11.111 wow that she seemed to be quite badly partment to those present
brook is visl: int: Miss 1.1111191 Smith. ilnim'ed. they took her to 111-.
and attended the performance of tlteiwho found that Marguerite had brok-‘
‘en her collar-bone.
i The monthly
' men‘s Home Missionary Club was held
the. home
Tuesday afternoon.
111ml mite-box meeting.
mite, bows are handed in.
boxes contain money saved for nits—i
islonary purpose.
Harold Mead is planning: to build a “Imam to the mumbixpg we“; icitd.
al’t‘nll“ and WWI it was; decided to give the money to
11 will contain ten rooms. a the immigrant
Tiit‘
story will be built of granite and the m mm gout. and was largely attended.
The UlliillOVV‘llS were defeated by Ed. 1
Elite Alleys
'esting and (loseiy. contested through
The scores were
At the meeting of the Mother’s Club,
Thursday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. John Rogers, Mrs. Neide gave an
informal talk upon "Children’s imagi-
nations) Teachers of the public
it was voted to send an appeal to Mr.-
Underw'ood, 111 Washington, D. C., in
Mrs. John Rog-
time. and felll‘ ers, who is well acquainted With the
When her classmates child labor bureau, explained that de-
The regu-
business meeting was followed by
tea. at which various subjects were
discussed. The next Ineeiing‘of the
club will be held on March 28, at the
» home or Mrs. Waite-r Barnes.
She
Keeler, lac
meeting of the W0-
of Mrs. ll. R. Merritt. is a spring-
Tbis was the an-
al which all
The
George— what.
bolt?"
Paw—“A Springbok is a dark beer,
my son."——-Cint'innati lnquirer.
"Paw,
The-Reed a 1011
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
' In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIED
Phone 805—50 South Main Street
South Norwalk. Music Hall Block
Stories and leaflets
Home in New York
meeting: was 'Iiieresting
Tuesday evening, on the
The games were interr-
.tentn,
Ed. Jones’ Team.
iB Holt I ...... I 122 134 161 417
Mr (‘1 1 t 1"_"’ c r Ea-t, Vt Simon ...... 111 11:16 159 459
5 “m" “1"“ °~ ° s111 Comstock 136 111' 131 43c
’Hartfotd, died Wednesday afternoon F. holly ...... 157 15:: 129 “1 DAVID w' RAYMOND
9‘ Em ”mm“ The remal’“ “"‘“" ‘13. Jones .. ..... 151 131 105 1137 Funeral Director and Embalmer
brought to the residence of her cou- __ .. M
smr M’- a‘” M”- E1-”' ”W'ence' Total ..................... .. 2140 19 Norm am am" south "W.“
South avenue. The funeral was held Unknowns. ' RetldencoI 5 Waohlnqton Street.
at South Salem. .\1. Y., yesterday at 10. H. Bauer 7......168 144 149 461 Telephone at office, 336.2.
a. n1. .1. Macaulay 147 121 160 428 Telephone at house. 093.
. , r
i William Simon won a box or cigars E‘X;1:fdt‘""' 1:3 1 i3: is: :2: _,.__.. .._.. —————-—-
‘at the Elite Alleys. recently. while 1. Cook 113 133 13- 436 Mrs. Hennessey is a level-headed
playing with John Macaulay. There “ """" a __ Woman. She does all her buying at
was considerable rivalry between Total . 2116 M. L. Rosen's. where she gets the
these two expert bowlers and they
iinttilv played it out and Simon curried
best goods at the lowest prices in the
off the spoils which no one has seen
slince. "Bill" says that he is holding
the cigars as the score made seemed
to be questioned - . .
‘ There seems to be considerable riv—
airy between bowling IIIteume which
could form a real interesting tourna-
ment if they got together and played
it out. The Dutch. lrish, Unknowns
and Invincibles are some or the rival
teams. ”Another team who call them-
selves the “Mysterious Five,” have
challenged all comers, They would
especially like tomeet the Invincibles.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aschnuer enter-
tained a. number or friends, Tuesday
evening. A pleasant time was had by
all present. Mrs. Harry Jobe‘and Mrs.
Jennie McKendrick played a piano
duet. Mrs. McKendrlck also sang sev‘
oral selections. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schmidt. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Jobe. Mrs. Jennie Mc~
Kendrick, Herbert Hall. Charles Smith
‘ and Oskar Schmidt. '
Mrs. George Fetintaln, ot Irvington.
N. J I. visited last Thursday and Friday
with her aunt, Mrs. Harry F. Zarr, at
the Sconeld homestead. In the even-
in‘ Mrs. anr (rave her niece a surprise
‘ rlends‘ to supper. Those
Mr. and Mrs. J Haunt
~Miss Florence Krapowitz was pleas-
antly surprised, Tuesday evening, at
the home of Miss Ethel Dawless. The
nl'embers of Miss Krapowitz's Sunday
school class gathered to celebrate with
her the occasion of her seventeenth
birthday. After enjoying various
DING, RANGES, STOVES
CROCKERY.
South. Norwalk
lines EUHNITURE, CARPETS, BED-
M. L. Rosco, 15 Ely Av.
games. three of‘be girls announced
the time for initiation These three
girls were members of two clubs, and
it was their duty to initiate the others
into the clubs, The first, second and
third degrees were worked. and caused
much merriment. A collation was serv-
ed the guests. and George Yeaton, the
cuss teacher, congratulated I Miss
Krapowltz. ‘Miss Edith Beardsley ren-
pdered piano selections. The follow.
ing were present: Misses Ethel Daw~
less, Edna Van t‘ame, Ethel Jellif, ’
Elizabeth Casterllne, Ethel Beards-i I
ley Grace Haunt and Francis Shears,
Mr and Mrs. F S Dawless and
Messrs. Fred and Frank Dawless, Mr.I
and Mrs. Casterline 31nd son Horace.
The Dorcas Bible Class is doing cc 7 EYES EXAM'NED "‘33
live canvassing in an endeavor to raise
money to help pay tor a. new bell for
the M. E. church. (Each member has a up“, Norwelk'
Fenwick Optical Co.
AND GLASSES GUARANTEED I
Open Monday and Saturday evenlnne. “
UNITED DANK BUILDING,
section of cloth with a flower glowed
upon it. In the heart of the daisy is
the name at the canvasser; and on the
petals are placed the names of those
who contribute, ten cents being the
sum asked. After each section is till-
oil, it is turned in and when all the
sections, of which there are one 111111-
I tired; are completed, they will be sewn
together cud made into a .qullt. The
I
II it. CONNOR. "It
ted Mound Mr.
Hotel Mahackemo I:
SERVICE AND DUIIINI UPTD DA" V
RATEI .2 PIN DAY AND UPWAID
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