' chine under the supervision of the
v" ‘L-
g.
_ .‘fiill yesterday preparatory
J 'lo-alllaid on Fitch slrEet. and all the:
‘ firm 1- Norm More Judas always Willis, to:- several weeks.
“runny-Wow“ st steals.‘
can so mall's: tho: some and which
white ,
‘ will also save considerable
M tor use abroad for the army and:
rot» relief work and which will do,
Illicit towards saving the wheat crop;
cm MARKET
to NO. MAIN sr
inc. Miss Angeli has spots all over;
Fab-field County and was at the Dan~
bury Fair. Where her lectures neverl
failed to attract large crowds to hear‘
her talks and demonstrations on the}
“Violatioodaadtheuseofsubsti-l
tutes for flour, and sugar as well as'
other things such as meat and fats.
ELST
nos WA LK
William Moneit and family have
moved from Winfield street to 442
East aVGnIQ.
Edwin L. Stevens spent yesterday
in New York on business.
Mrs. Carl Wicke is entertaining the
members of the Woman's Auxiliary of
h t h
C '1' C “mh at her home today. Fay 0. White was in town on
’ h i" g ' '
CM“ W. Swint of Thomas street‘ Flanker. un Dav calling on old,
.friends. Mr. White has been absent,
reported to the training station at‘ for fifteen years
Newport, R. 1., today. '
visiting friends at Tokenelte. :
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All members of the Rowuyton Drum
Corps are requested to meet at the
Norwaik Arniorv at 2:30 o'clock, Sat-l
urdav alteriicon in uniform and with’
instruments.
.The Bible Study Class of the East
Avenue M. E. Church met as usual
yesterday afternoon for a business
session.
Regular mid-week meetings will be
held at both the East Avenue ‘M. ll.
Church and the Advent Christian
Church this evening. Rev. if. E, Wil-
son will conduct the meeting at the
former church and Rev. G. M. Teeplc
at the latter.
Douglas L, Eliiman of Collender’s;
Ptiint, Noroton, arrived in Paris on
’l‘uomihv. .iiihn ‘Sherman Hoyt of Con-j
tentment Island, Dorian. has also Just‘
arrived there.
A frame holding the names of those3
in Rownyton who are in federal ser
vice. and suitably designed, has been
placed in the front of the War Show
It is worth one's time to stop and look
this over.
One other thing that has improved
East Norwalk somewhat is the clean
ing of all the gutters hv a road mn-
street department. This is the first
time in a good manv years that the
gutters have been cleaned and they
needed cleaning badly.
The Dell Finger Circle of the Bap
list Church gave a very pleasing en-
tertainment in the lloeo Co. Hall on
‘Wsday eVening. and all the artists
who participated deserve a great deal
officredit. Let us hope that some-
thing of this sort will be given each:
month through the winter.
——Eatest styles of men's mandate
and suits. M. Josem It Sons.
It was announced today that Dr.
Muesli E. Morgan who lives ,at 1'8
‘East avenue and who has offices in the
South Norwaik Trust Company build-
ing on Washington street would re-
move his oillces to Bridgeport at the
first of the vesr. its will continue
to reside in East Nomalk. however,
for a while after his change of offices.
The Hassam pavement on East avo-
nue has been completed on one side
bf the street as far as Cannon street.
and work has started on the other .
side of the street. The work will pron;
bably be completed by the latter part
of next week. This will make a fine
roadway on East avenue for a dis-
tance now and the work in spite of
the many interruptions for lack of ma-
terial will be completed in a short
time.
The grand opening of the War Shep
for the holiday takes place this after,
noon. Many rare and beautiful thlnm‘
an on sale. Another consignment 013
post cards has just been received, and.
are being hand colored as fast as pus-i
sible. ‘No store in the town has such
a display as can be found in the War
Shop. '
nomad i
N030 TON
Tomorrow evening is the big time
in East Norwalk when the long-plan-
’netl sociable and dance given by the
members of the Mayflower llooit It
Ladder ompany will be held in Com-
munity Hall on Van Zant street. This
affair has been planned for sometime
and quite a number of tickets have
been sold, if you haven't fotten your
ticket yet you should do so at once.
Grace 'Bros. orchestra will furnish the
music.
Stamford yesterday.
winter.
Mrs. W. Kelsey of Shadynook Cor-
where she will apt-rd the winter.
Mrs. l". E. Marshall of Nashville,
Mich, is a visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.’ Frank DeCourcey of. honey
bVi DUO.
Current was turned on at the. Amer-
ican La Denteile plant (in Strawberry
to the
testing of the lace machines of the
plant. The‘plant expects to start up
operations in a short time as the sow-
er work is nearly completed. Digging
is now being done by Contractor Ali
fred Brown who is laying the sewer
oh tangent street and part of the sew;
or is laid on that street. The newer
Mrs. 'Dudley Tilley is able to be out
again after having been confined to
her home for several days on account
of illness. _ ‘ 1
George Cantrell of the United
States Marine Corps returned to his
ship yesetrday. afternoon, after enjoy-
renintssis it short strip to he laid be m an eight day furlough.
fore the necessary connections can b0
made with the factory. George Adams of Noroton Heights
lost a gold watch and chain on an east
bound New Haven train, betweeul
Stamford and Noroton Heights, last
night. He told the local police about
Attorney Dec Davis, who is rep?!"
‘ senting Mrs. Pauline Harts. of Win—
field street, has made a motion to dis-
solve the injunction taben out abq. the loss today.
ImmM-lflles 0M0". ”09' ‘ -_____,_. .
ping than from further construction _ Mrs. Harry Vairin Snead. with her
of a store at the front of their home enlighten Miss Louise Vairin Snead.
on Winfield street. The case will be of Noroton, left Wednesday for Mrs.
Inc-II st 10 aunt-day mine in the head's old home in Charleston, s. c..:
city can room at the Town ”IQ,- where sho will visit her mother Mrs.
Jahald. Walsh of the Common Pleas. u
out who because of the many our! Mrs. noiiy
H. Soeley of Noroton and
' . . load to tho mo mom" and is
'IbwmureIIAhsm mahinsa’larosnambor of improve-
. q
m smut.
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room one
3'! line!!!
will note palatable breads and which‘
m moi-cheesy dauerofafnui-i'
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Mrs. E. L Great was a visitor in -‘
‘Mr. and Mrs. Francis Howard of No- ..
roton have gone to New York for the
not left for New York yesterday.
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gory. And the makers build into
m these experts submit.
appear and fresher looks return.
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is within arm’s roach.
We direct your particular
l:
The Grandest Gift
$1 Ever Brought
The talented women all working for you in a Hoosier will show
you how to find new delights in coo '
are in woman's work, while ending theslavery of it.
Some have spent years in llndin we to abolish kitchen drud
It brings a score of super-features found thro thousands c
practical experiments lot in a factory—but in wiggle kitchens.
A Hoosier Cabinet will change our whole mode of life. You will
have many more hours of leisure. Who '
comfortably and restfully at your work.
And that evening fatigue that hard work brings on will soon d‘s-
_All this is the result of Hoosier models. See the Hoosier vital
' section. Note how 400 articles are so
attention to the Porceliron whir'
does not rust and is as easily cleaned asa china plate. top
Select. your cabinet now while we have a varlsra, and f
it on easy oonvedient payments. Prices margin: 82”. to W’ or
EXTRA SPECIAL
AS LONG 7AS THEY LAS'I"
A Handy Sewing Rack, with a compartment for
every necessity for the knitter and sewer.
A REAL $1.00 VALUE '
Hoosicr’sf Council
0
KitchenScientists
Mrs. Christine Freder-
ick. noted Household
Efficiency authority:
lived of Applecroft
Experiment Station,
New York.
lung and baking. They put pleas. to - AH“ and,“
Principal , of Miss
Farmer’a School of
Cookery Massachu-
the cos the best of the discover mu. '
.Mrs. Alice R. Dresser,
Consultant of House-
lioid Administration.
Massachusetts.
Mrs. Janet M. Hill,
It matters not what “kind" orpriceSailorOoat yonma
have in mind, you'll find it here!
$7.98 to $48
Men’s O’coat Special at $15
JACOBY’S
STOP 0! THE CORNER OF 36 VA! ZAIDT 8T.
And Look for
A. HASSAN’S
SPECIALS
ALL KINDS OF FRESH NUTS, FANCY FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES.
Pumpkins. Hubbard Squash, Raisins, Prunes, Sweet J i
Oranges, Grape Fruit, Apples, Pears and everything is fresh
TEL. 1522
w
any
COPON
REMEMBER THE FIGHTERS,
b- How you out get this
splendidoervlcorlagfor
only filo. All that is
necessaryforyoutodois
to clip the coupon and
brlngorsendit to this
ofloewitb'facincashand
this Patriotic Flag is
yours. Ifordmdbymail
add 7 cents for pacldng
andpostage.hlustbeseen
tobsappresiated.
The Evening Sentinel,
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Principal of the Sum-
mar School of Coolie
cry. New Hampshire;
Editor and Author.
Mlsa Fay Kellogg. a
prominent New Vorlt
Architect.
Mrs. Frank Ambler
Pattlson, Domestic Ef-
fie'oncy Engineer. New
Jersey.
Mrs. Nollie Kathie
Jones. Household Con-
sultant. Wisconsin.
Mrs. H. M. Dunlap, Do-
mest'o Science Export.
Illinois
nmosl time comes you can It
placsdthatovsryonooftberr
w
3F
Strong and well
In Famed Oak. with brown leatherette cove
OOT STOOL ,
ring.
590
constructed
but instead they will use the now an-
ditorium of the Center school How-
ever. they will not. use the school
every Friday night. as they will alter
hate. and,» use it every other Friday
night. ' I
When the representative of this pa-
per visited Mr. Williams yesterday af-
ternoon and asked him how he was
progressing with his work in connec-
tion with the welcome to the soldier
boys, stated that public sentiment
toward the coming affair was lacking
and that he thought it best to drop the
matter. Such a reply was very dis-
couraging. By Saturday we hope to
see, Dorian come forward and do her
.The resulsrxsemI-rsonthly meeting
f South Norwalk Council, Knights of
render their resorts-ca the «salt of
tbe‘drlve. ltiseapectodtbattbolsm
«MWMWM
when mussel! nucleon-iii
Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129-131 WASlllNG'l'th ST
its
Phone 105 so. NORWAlK'
T0 INVESTIGATE ,. intuitions comm
RENTAL PROBLEMS}
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6: HARTFORD, Dec. syne- app'eu ment company of Waterbury, was re
,0! citiseus and officials of Waterbury corded at the odlce of the secretary of
a
Ito Governor Holcomb and the Connec- the state yesterday. The company's
business is the manufacture of fabrics?
'of all kinds. The amount of stock log;
.350,000, divided into 500 shares. 'l'bnf -
r. M’
_l tlcut _State Council of Defense for re-
lief from alleged exorbitant tenement
rentals in Waterbury was answered
today. when Governor Holcomb, und-
er authority of Chapter 44 of the Pub i
lic Acts of 1917. appointed a commis-
sion to investigate the Waterbury street 9' Thomaston, Herman W l—
rental problem. giving the commts- man and lreue K. Cullen of aer-
siou power to hold hearings and com-'bur‘y.
pet the attendance of witnesses. and A pm certificate of dissolution of
gurglingngggdlate report to hint— thc Temple of Honor Bulldin! com-
es. ”my"... “assist-anoint» ... .. ...... .. ......
chalrman‘of the committee on man‘tica.
power and labor of the State Defense A final certificate of dissolution of
Council; Julius C. Stremlan. of Merl- 0 8’0““
don, a member of the Council, and the Cretn s
Marshall 0. Wells. of Hartford. The
incorporation are Albert
Britain. was recorded. All debts
iH-ORLICK
usurp hstrut
tir- «......Mrsr ..c- “‘~
w r ' ,.
for lie:- casual mitts
rs!
i' Holiday Goods
COMPANY INCORPORATIS.
A certificate of the merican Gar-
louth Norwalk, Conn.
. 1» zr- ..rxn
Nowon Sale.
OPEN EVENINGS
A. Dickerman 8. 3011’s 1'
WWW STDRE . '1
”'35 “t l
at Washhulon Sf-
We“ Wan
Your Trade
Andwoofleryonthebeattbemarket aflords at Low Cash Prices 1
in order to get it. We deliver free of charge. ‘
VeryBsstCuameryButlcrfBeckmann quality), lb. ..... doc
Pancylainorotatoesperpcck................ ....... 50c
=,Swif‘t's8ilverl.cafPureLsrd,lb. ......... ...........829
Word'- rm'h cotton, ankinao, pkg. . ....... .. ....... ... 11o
, IresbloastedCofleer. ............. 200,25c,30cand33clh
" rm Oolongorllixed Teal .......... ...35c,45c,55clb.
fidcsiselnstantrostumdbc. 30cm ..... . ........... 25o
IntperiallsrrowBoaus (Pine for baking), lb. ......... ..17o
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pony of Portland, was recorded. The ‘
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company M Newt According to a dispatch in the New
.hmwork Times. Captain Wilson P. Foss,
“,9 m “ ' minimises-oi
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mutto- as an salibltleufbtill-ltdl
and pool player in M'slhsnd the ‘
MmAmericanReadylschoup,can10e
Allaccountsmustbcscttledinfulleacbweek.
Pinkfltampnooksmustberedeemedoncrbeforeneccm
her 10th, 1917.
A. F. Bookmanna co.
83885Washispton8t. Phone its
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NEW ENGLAND MILK SITUATION
. BOSTON. Dec. d.—A report of the
New England mint situation compiled
by the Committee on Agriculture of
ABIIONED T0 MADRID.
won‘t.” an: . situation said is been add M New " Jr.. son of Wilson P. M farmer" "1, the scum Chamber of Commerce
0 n 8101' l“! “tcndstosn ..C . mm eduannt-willbe lacedatthcdilposal that
does, restrict the limit the production1 ‘ ' lNMflt’rfinltcd 3w”; embassy .t:r¢éent|ypappointed Federal Milk a-
iof munition- and obstructs the Uni- W tum” ‘ ' ' t. du- mission. which is to aim the sow
’tod States in tho resent crisis," is tMadrldandwlll leave for lsnow “a of m“: PM the um
am into account by the Governor soo . {an at. once. Captain rm was well 1,,“ m, cw , mm,
in ‘3' m mu" m m” hfaassoosl-vsllds buo’vvn about Norwsut as an athlete in wed by Reginald w. Bird. of
sion to investigate conditions. all lines. add aka I.“ ‘ wimp“ mooning, hand-It completed if! rev
port after five months' iavm
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