CITY Mfl‘RKET ‘ " ’ ,.
linen-alumni For now-yin Fm Ll.
bran
”,3“ N0. MEN $1“ The Dell Finger Circle of the Bav-
tiat Church gave a very fine little env
amulmnt in the Rowayton Hone
Company hail inst evening. the pro-
gram consisting of folk dancca,,vocal
selection! and a sketch entitled, “Mrs.
‘uarlin Entertain! the Swing Cir
¥clo," the latter being verv cleVerlv
'performcll it. dealt with the usual
scandal talked by the ladies and the
,bll'mlcrs N a green maid that Mrs.
JMarlin had just employed. it was
plause.
After the program had ended the
members of the Hone Companv and
their guests enjoyed dancing The
entire proceeds of the ailair, which
Mrs. Godfrey Utzinger of First
street is confined to her borne with the.
grlp. will go to the Rowav'on Free Library
Alphonse Canevari has suCcessfully are. not in as vet but it is expected
passed his examination for store keep- that quite a tidy sum was rcalized
er in the Quartermaster Corps and About 200 pi ople attended last even-
will report to Fort Slocum on Friday lug .
(‘harlca w. sill-mt of homo moi-i
Gent to New Haven yesterday and
enlisted and will leave for the New»
Local :iutoirlta should be aware how
they infringe upon auto lawn of the
, atate. The newly—appointed auto inn
port Training School ””10”on morn- hlll‘l'lill‘h‘ are on the job and nei’el’aigt
1." ‘ arrests litivc been made in the neat!
T11“ evening “‘9 ”3“!“ niecting 0’ vicinitv. Bot pcclallv careful as to}
the llible Study class of the. East Au- liuhh .md 1-t--klt--ncss around trolley
nue M, 1". church will be held The cars.
regular mid-week service will be held. .
tomorrow evening and at this time
. nev. ll. E. Wilson will speak.
Word has been received that Robert
George of 36 Second street. who re-
cently enlisted in Co. A, 6th Reg. ii.
3. Engineers, Washington, 1).. C,
Washington Barrackm D, (3., bl now
ill in 'the "’l‘oltmu Park" Hospital,
Washington, D. 0.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. (‘url
Wiclte of Core avenue, will cull-1'1 11in
the members of the Woman's Auxil-
iary oi Christ church at her home for
the regular meetingufter which a so
cial time will be enjoyed This will be Mr. and Mrs. F. Stevens have remov-
thc first meeting in'atwo Weeks that cd from Mansfield avenue to tho No»
the Auxiliary has held. on block. ,
011 Wednesday. the let, at Commu Postmaster Fred Smith is aufiorinu
nity liall, Saint Agnes 'Guild will pro- with n few boils which are on the
lent their little sketch, "Wanted: A‘buck or hll-i beck,
Servant " to he followod by the spoon l
presentation this year of the inimit day mornIM1w' New York where ohe‘
able Trinity Mon' 3 Club Minstrels. A' will spend cherltl days.
.ter the minstreia dancing will be on
ioyed. This affair is sure. to be largi-
Francis Ii. Gill oi the Post road has
bcen visiting in Withinsville, iii“.
Nathan Nash has returned utter en-
'ly patronized by those who were L.‘ icylng ‘ few days 'Nt with 'r. ”‘1” in l .;,
New Y ork city.
able. to see it when it was presented at '
the Trinity Parish Hall several wccl..s 5““ Ruth Ottmer h" been IWM'
agg, ing a few days with her aunt, Mrs. A.
The East Norwaik improvement 'Aa- J‘ Wade 0’ Brooklyn,
lactation held its regular business —-—Sawed “M split 'M- Raymond.
meeting yesterday afternoon" at (‘oni- 9'7“" & 5°”-
munity Hall and heard reports and
discussed ‘ aeveral applications which but [my dava has b3", "gm” '1",
= ”3"" been "5‘19"“! '0' “‘9 “5° 0‘ "it? an ulcerated tooth, is able to be out
hull. Plans are being formulated 'or 88“!- -
home manner to give the poor chl‘ .zdre 1 Joseph 891““ has moved to Row“.
of the district 3 Christmas tree. and ion [or the wintet, so he may be abld
treat, and as rapidly as the plans are. to attend to his duties at the now”
made thcy will be given out so than all to, Green Houses more readily
ll
C“ e") in ms' - lill Ramhaw oi Hollywood N. .1..
M the mew“ 0‘ ”‘9 hw‘mh formerly of Gracie street, in this town
league of the Mt Avenue M I" has been visiting Miss Hattie Murphy .5.
church held at the home. of Miss t‘lara
Edmond. Gregory boulevard last cv-
cning. Mlsa Edmond announced ' that:
owing'to' the press' of other work“ that
' aho had, that she‘ would resign he! a.
, Ice in; third vicépfés‘ideut. The res-
,"imtion' was received with deep‘rc-
grct of all present and after a nomlnc'
filon Mrs. H. E. Wilson. wife of the
”water of the church was elected to' ill]
the oillce. Routine business wmr then
oftBrotiklyn avenue. L
~ Edward Baker and family of Smite.
co, N. Y, where they will reside for
several weeks.
M. D. Ericson and family have mov
ed out of the Jam: house on LeRoy
avenue and have taken up their abode-
Solomon Temple. on King's Highway,
transacted after which a social hour GeOrge. Velie, the local dealer. in
with games and refreshments was ten candies, is finding it a rather hard
.r joyed. matter to obtain pop corn for the
> 11.3 t he expects
Tomorrow afternoon, . Mia Angeli, Christmas holiday 11
' who lectured at the Danbury ran- this m have some more mm
year and whose lectures alwayri at—' Throueh some hard work on "‘6'
Wed large numbers of interested 1m of the representative of this Da-
‘ .people will give a lecture on substi- per yesterday afternoon the full name
into: for floor, at Community Hall on of the Christianeon who is now under
< an Zuni atreet. under the almplce’s
'of the East’Norwalk improvement As—
ioelatiou. ’ This lecture is free to fill
who care to attend, even the men, and
I is hoped that a large number-of. the
Wren will. avail themselves of
‘the opportunity of bearing Miss An-
. “gall. it enough interested people no
present tomorrow afternoon and care
to, Miss Angeli will be glad to come
1. pie du'y a month and give further lec-
tubes and demonstrations on various
tort: of nubutitutea and during that
«motile housewives of the district
will have probablylbeen busy trying
heir bands at "acerbic-1h, clog-o
tiauaon. Other than this further in-
forii'ntitm of the arm” is still lacking
The Dnrlen Branch of the Red Crols
will hold 11. Christmas sale at the town
hall on Friday afternon from 2: 30 un-
til 5.1'hey will at that time place on
sale home made cake, bread and other
articles of food. in connection with
this they will also have a childreu'll
wonder tree. ‘
The attempt of swivel Adams and
iery at Bridgeport yectcrday, proved
to be very discouraging to both 8am
and William. no they are only eighteen
M’ the! will be able t6“lwapf' ideas years of age. The recruiting once:
' m “‘"m and Who ublc told them than if they could produce
gmfid" m" Am" mcm ultra willow content omi- their ”rel“!
*9 hm whine oi and which she he would all. them 1m in 1mm
Winn-boll“! tobuve. minim, limit may
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msc attesduie‘c. wmtuonullwumedtonrcbm a
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union-omit. mmmrwnommh mice.
lohflofilll'o mov-numeric:
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mm laughable and brought much ap-
Mrs. George 'Schlichtlng left ycater- "
'wlélt avenue left, yesterday for Mt. Kit» :
arre'at. was learned to be Peter Chris'i
William Davis in Join the Com Artil- ner Durieu m, help to welcome the
“xi mu wit-em not»: 1.1
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Thc Grandest Gilt
$1 Ever Brought,
The tab-t d women all working for you in :1 Hoosier will show
you how to and new delights in cooking and baking. They put plea.
ureinwcman’hwork whilocudiugtbtlliveryotit.
Some have spent your: in finding trap to abolich kitchen drudo
E"?- And the maker! bull}! into the Boomer. the but of tho discover-
in these expel-ta submit.
It bring- a score of super- rectum found through thousands of
motion! experiments lot in a factory—but iu‘icienfinc kitchens.
A Hoosier (tuition will change your whole mode of life. You will
have many more hour: of leisure. When meal time come: you can tit
comfortably and rcrtfully at your work.
And that evening fatigue that M won: 0 will soon dic-
i appear and fresher loch return. .- .- Fri-”3" ll
Autbhhtbemltofmmodell. autumnal-vital
section. Note how 400m»! ”placed that every one of them
iswithinnrm'hmcb
Wodtrcct yourpuflcnluratmtothmumto which
continue-11111:!haul-slyouting-nchinchilla..L p
lolectyourcobinctbowwbildwohlflbig bigvuiaz,w fid t
itoncucyccuvcuicntpoyllcutc. Prioccraungrom ”lb. or
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anuacsuoo Vanna .
EXTRA SPECIAL
A‘s 1.0,th As THEY LAST
,. 1" H5114}! Sewing;RnCH’,,with a .comparl.vilnt‘ for
. every'necesxity for the knitter :1 id s yer.
James MacCammond, who for the
Hooslel" i1f Council
Kitchen'ilcieniists
Mn. Christine Erederv
ick. noted Houuhold
Efficiency authority'
h'ad oi Applecrofl
Experiment Station.
New York.
Misc Alice Bradley,
”Principal‘ of Min
Farmer’c School ”cl
Cooker, . Massachu-
colic. »
Mn. Alice R Dram.
Consultant of Hours
hold Administration,
Malcuchu tic. ‘
Mn. Jane M. Hill.
Principal of tn: Bum-
mer School 01 Cook:
cry. New Hampshire;
Editor and Author.
Miu Fay Kellogg. I
prominent New York
Architect.
Mn. Frank Ambler
Pontoon. Domestic Ef-
ficiency Engineer, Now
“my.
Mny Nellie Kcozio
Jones, Household Con-
Iultant. Winoncin.
Mn. H. M. DunlupLDo-
net-H: Science Ewart.
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FOOT STOOL
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Strong and well constructed
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financial condition of the company at . 7-
the present time is in dire straits
thcy would appreciate it very much
indeed if more public rpirlted citizen
lwould donate a flag to tbocompauv. .
Another member was also admitted
into the company He is Carl Brnge.
u lectlon foreman of the New Haven
Road.
No doubt the residents at Burton
have read and heard of the grand cel-
ebration and home coming welcome
that the city of Norwalk is going to
live to the boys of Co.l,304tl1 infan-
try. stationed at Camp Donna on Sat-
urtluy and Sunday of thin week.
Among this company are metal in:
en.boys We are going to enduvorl =‘
with the aid oi Mr. Williams. the edi-
tor of the Dorian Review who wu'
visited yesterday to ace in what mun '
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boy-home ltwcalsnedbylr. Wil-
liumstbatitwouidbeagodidu if‘
the Home Guards of the town would
participate 1n the moo-trons street
penile and also to have the atoms
chucforzlrrz bour- togivethe
clerhtheopportlnitytoceoourowu
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goingmnmtotukolbcirpluuiu
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We Want
Your Trade
And we odor you the best the market aflofllflt mom Prices
inordertogetit. Weddivnfncofchu'ze.
Very Best emery Butter (Rectum quality), lb
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LADIES i
It matters not what “kind“ or price sailor Coat you may
have in mind, you’ll find it here!
Men’s O’coatw ¢Ial at $15 .
Granger, Grape Fruit, Applet, Penn and everything 'u froth
nor on run connu'or so van mm er.
m cool: to:
A. HASSAN’S
SPECIAE‘S
ALL mm or ram 111m utter rams lulu
VEGETABLES
Pumpkins. Hubbard Prunes. Inst Juicy
daily.
m. 1522
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COUPON
REM EM BER THE FIGHTERS
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k4 How you an get this
cplcndidéervicci’lcg for
only 'nic. All that is
mioryoutodoil’
to clip the coupon and .
bringorccndit to thicl
oflice with Walnut: and .
thin Patriotic flag in
layout-l. ll'ordcredbymail "
:‘fid 7 cents tor packing l
and postage. Must be mm 'f
to be appreciated. . l
The Evening Sentinel,
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0PEN lavnllllcs
(A Dickerman & Son’s
MARINE”? STORE
l‘llolle
the Méoeénger o‘f‘ Cheer,
‘ It's a friend 'at‘tlio‘soldicr's side-“é
to joke for him, sing for bug}, ‘m play for
him, day a’fte‘r day! - .
A Send one to L. soldier “his
Christmas. _ ‘
Victor! 3nd Victrolu.‘ 3m 10;.8400 EH!
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Norwalk Chronicler