creates. Fancy;
l‘.€ new Wash?
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have ever
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851 week from
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n his mutter"
‘Dz-y Hill wad?
his homo frill- ‘
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d on February 7
Headquarters of!
will be at the?
1 e 1112mm?) in
«l a: the 832le
owl Cily club
“l l, as well as
: l’.’(‘»~,.’in;'..‘ z'nd *
fi'developed ins-l
of eye examina-i
'aesswork. Thai
ops (70:13., 110
orwalk. “Stores 3
assure you 11111.79E
low cost. 5
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“alien's Republican Committee or Cou-
v———The JAZZ and other latest dances.
‘ployed with the Youngs Hat Co, has
,make reports
'the bazaar which is to
Town Assen’shly Hall.
g—The eve
.‘Ball. Music Hall Wed.
Bridgeport, yesterday morning. where;
’he attended the funeral of Mrs. Bridg-l
Eel O'Hara. motheriin-law of James 11.;
;' McGovern; collector of port. which was;
iheld'fmn St. Mary's church. .
, . l greatly troubled with people calling up
' t
. ia
refuse
’ greatly with t
‘ -——Music Hall Wed: Evening, Butchers?
Ball.
lrecently‘hecn rastalled‘ at
of Main and Wall Streets
. . . we, , .
a. well mam- « order yestel‘daywdu" , . r, .9 4 I,
‘ et. It im tglge some time taro-L ,
mg“ } the old system will , - (om: norm; all .2
place We. .3“ .
have to be used 101‘
dance. to- “gummy
Mimic Hollander the, ans
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ALL mg! g ‘5 . ,0. E. 5., will be held tomorrow night.
‘ ‘ so 5 Tonight, in Davenport hall, an_ im-
op _ portant meeting will be held by The
. ' ' .. ' menlbers of Old Well Commander, U.
8313.158 0. G. s.' -.
3 3mm ' l Mrs. Stanton Coley, of Cannondale, ‘
GLOVES is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. , _
. Kenneth M. Coleburn, o! Roosevelt
l LEATHER GOODS jStreet.
l .. ' C" 1* ‘ - l---—l:'.sMalone—50c and 60c qt. Bridge.
are for the entire month oNan- ' Wed. ., '
l 1' ' ’RthJSnaelpast {h
. ‘ e . o n . v y. or o t e
1 . Take advantage of these sav- .Soutfi Norwalk M. E. Church, will be
‘1 mgs. the speaker tonight, at the revival
meeting in Salvation Army Hall
,Washlngton street.
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A nominalli-ng committee
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the South Norwalk club.
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Joseph Davis
50m nonwux.
.tonight.
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A class of candidates will be initla-l
led at a meeQ’ug‘ of Norwalk Lodge, 13. i “In“ VVashlugton street.
:P. 0. 13., tomorrow night.
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‘ . wh a cared in behalf 0!
The first of a series of informal card Quullun 1 0 .pp ‘1
l ' - . . lthe cxtyL in Bridgeport, recently,
:DIIY'T'PS Will he held 1n the South .\0t‘-i . .-
' - . ,n .. .. ‘pluolest azamst the Connecllcut com-
;“R.‘l~. tub 10mm low night, ‘ . ’
' ' 3 any‘s zone-fare system m Born alk. has
{been advised that. briefs concerning
ithe protests must be forwarded the
lebl‘c Utilities commission by Febru-
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—BASKET BALL TUESDAY NIGHT.
.N'm'wnlk vs. Dnnbury.
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Albert M. Pahlman, Gibson cOurt. isza‘V 24‘
rapidly improving in the Norwalk Holl-l
i'\ o owiur 'Ill er io )91‘ mm iBRILLIANT DIfiE—ER
352.1: 233. an? “" m n‘ f “l DANCE IN HONOR
g OF MISS TWOMBLY
Continued From First Page.
The. birthday of Trinity Episcopal
parish will be celebm'ted appropllate-
lv tonight by a. birthday party in the
Parish ‘hall.
O
Idominanl
,used in the decorations was
iambprol‘use masses of beuuliful {low-
'—-DOl’l'L Miss the El: Concert Brown:
erg added much to the attractiveness
Universfl'ty Musical ‘Clubs_ South Nor-l
or the dining-room.
, At. each plate was placed a hand-
walk Baptisz lllll‘l'll. Tues, Feb. 3rd. 8; some favor.
P. M. Tickets 50 NS.
l-‘n vars. for the
w initials in gold. from Cross". New York.
icases with initials in gold. also from
Cross’. The hostess
handsome birthday gifts.
——VVedne:<dnv evening, Bulchel's‘ Ball,
Music Hall.
very enjoyable social time was enjoy—
'ed.
iorchestra. An elaborate nine-course
‘dinner, prepared by Steward Hender-
. son. was served, the menu being as
folloWs:
Senator \Wlliam F; Williamson, I‘m-l
rien. has been elected a member of the
The Endeavor Circle of King‘s
dimmers will meet. Wednesday after-
th the Home for
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noon at .‘1. o’clock
the Aged: \Vestport.
Caviar de Canefa
Stuffed Celery Salted Almonds
Perm-into Olives
Blue Point Cocktail
Consomme en Tassie
necticuf for Ratification of the Feder-
al Suffrage Amendment." Moriechino Punch
Breast Chicken
Fresh Penginos Under Glass
qume as Gratin
Salad Fruit a la Fromage
Bis Tortoni
Deml ,Tassc.
. The following guests were present:
bliss E. Marguerite Roselle Miss Ame-
3113. H. Jesse. Miss Gladys M. Nledner.
JElise Nancy Byrne, Miss Ella M. Nat-
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Members of the cast of the play to be ‘1
presented by Court Laurel. Daughters i
of Castile, “1:41.111th for rehearsal. lo~§
moi-row night; at thehome of Miss;
Grace O'Brien, 12 Hamilton avenue.
taughl every evening. at poueysftel‘ord, Miss Helen S. Frost. Miss Mary
Tl 0M7 é'Burns, Mrs. W. C. Twombly, “1 C.
(1' fl“ .' ‘ 1 [‘wom-bly, Cyrus M. Benedict. Leland
,_______.. 1M. Close. Richard P. Harris. Charles
m_lA. Murphy. Edward R. Sherman.
{Charles H. Harris, Lawrence F. Whit-
ney. Harold Cone. Donald E. Shep-
accepted a posaltion as motorman WiLh hard. Donald F. Gummy," and Lewis
the Connecticut Co. _Mr. Cllicliesler, Young.
A, S. Chichester, who has been e
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was formerly a motormzm and seemsl Try a Classified “78mm 3
to prefer it; in hatting- l m Samba.
There will be a regular meetingr in; r 5 " ‘ -
10.! _
the K. of C. rooms 20 West AVenue, ,
The lbitzaar committees will;
and discuss plans for;
be held in the'
night.
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The Tickle
Makes You .
Cough
'0', of the season, Butchel-sf,
filial/m" Jeremiah Donovan vwas in
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The Connecticut Company is being
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mmmw
35cperBomQ
_ A Free,” 6" , ._
‘a'b-CII'". p c .
their offices asking the correct
line. From .now on They will have to
to Rive. this’. as it, interferes
he. business. '
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The new automatic switch. that has
the corner
went out of
burnt out _
rw
“we present
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Final armngegg2‘8 ..
vices comm . .
ambm
A regularvmeeling of milk- Chapter V
will be,
named tomorrow night at a speciali
meeting of the Norwalk Yacht club, [0;
be held at 8 o’clock in the quarters of
The regular meeting. of Court Laur-
,e.l. Daughters of Castile, will be hem;
Because of the K. of C. fair.
'lhe meeliu: “'81 he held on the {birth
floor of 'ihe Red Men‘s building on"
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note of the color scheme:
yellow,
ladies :
were vanity bOXt-s. with the rrcipients' '
The men's faxors were silver match;
received many;
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Following the dinner dancmz and a!
Music was i‘ulnjshed by Speidel‘s ;
Crab Flake a in Maryland on Ramikens ~
‘ changes it: the playing rm proposed
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A stranger came Into the store the other day and opened widcvhls eyes;
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Ive never seen anything like it.
“Don't believe I would have believed it if I hadn't seen with my own
eyes.
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seems to have such confidence: in you and the sale.
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know of."
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You see how it is. This man. a keen judge, decided exactly as you folks
have decided after testing the Mill End Sale over and over.
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"The biggest collection of big values”
Mill End‘ Sale is worth your while.
Are you new your Shae 91 those limes? Are you
chasm 1mm m modes lor your own sen miller your
momma for your own home? Beflel‘ mil losethe
opportunitglilpp " ‘ ,
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'flPPflfim m. thighhl.” uneven: ill 3:: mac one. ll"; or s; iaggression”my»...
'position the me has taken among, lieve this would develop into an add— changes we establish a. precedent a.
lthe spurts of the world, is proof posi—' ed advantue to the server, who now; may easily work to our embarks.-
NEW YORK Jan. fil—Omltlon to
There you have tho-mason why the
it“? no such changed: necessary. ! had advantage enough." ment and disadvantage immature m
. The proposed handicapping rule? Former President Wren writes: {national competitions." 1
would change the [nimble at lanai-N‘These changes. which tract (1) the \ ———-——————-—-—- g
:89 Woke: from the winning of setsjl'oot fault rule, (2) the method otscor— NGWVALK ALL STARS LOSE "
in the winning of poll-us. It would be ; lug. {1nd (3) handicap“. are ot_ a 3 Even a. stormy night does not dani-
mpossiue to tell who ,3 3.9.1 unmidrasnc nature. There is grave Mbt.en the enthusiasm of basket ball (a.
“lit: match is over; a; pencil mad “luff“, mindas to the advantage to befand a good-sized crowd was on 11‘
,gc‘rgmmuy be needed to keep gamed from any of the changes. One, ‘ in Glenbrook to ‘ watch what I.
'er in each “£41m by each Pia!" in particular. (which provides that inprather too one-sided games. Salurd‘
m be do @512? the Winner would ‘ finale-up events each set is to be de- .The Juniors defeated the Norwalk no
:0: lat until the total number ‘31 ed by Dammamspecuve of games) Stars with a. score of 47 to 4|. Hm.
l pom made by each cram: is _ -y be reduced to an absolute absurd-‘and King doing most of the 311m
tl _ ; this it. E 65 m 21- .1383” th mum hand-Tongs added. -. J .7... 7-... i . "7 for Glenbrook; while Burns mde m
on, 4n » c y, chantry 6 total, points of each. Miami F0? example, a col-neuter ‘A” in an? e basket frm the field for Non»
25:52:: by 93$“? Twmh? 89;, figei 58;: silver the handicaps are 13.313353}? Wepbtsmws his opponen‘t lwalk. the other two points. being and.
p. pres ._ bile .. . . ‘ . evepon permlnthede-‘onfmll's. The? .. An-
:lsuiemi stein...“ hum; “albinism? mm?” m mafiafi’g‘emr‘” .0... we mews; 3°35“
, , _ ‘ erver to out wlnmn five 5 «
based upon his belle: that such 011311ng #0!) or Jump mm the 9,1;- We 3e". 8 Milt This WMMIIY ends tn: ‘layingzy §v§§°r§o¥e 1btyo 11:33:02? '3:
(tag: 1:11:13: figmflzeo‘nly after consular, 1‘58. or to serve on the run, provided mahbfilllfgl faytlr,‘ since no matter Peanuts in the last ten minutes at a.
. . tents}. {WM if ' ' ”Covers, even second half. He '
Eggflelsn‘“ tbs 03:1,le ‘Eheigm gggxtwin sax straight 'lao‘ve' gameslhis team to.the amg‘zxgnpsgt 3:33;:
with m m t twin mm 1920. mum {points to over-'ent, as “he has an artificial limb. hit-
. .2 9W0 0 ; 0.. :7 come the lead of ‘8’. In other words 'lng lost his leg in the service
amoonung seasons. 9111me the de- the match is over before the set 15‘ in; followed til 7 i I I
slrability of having unitaim playing finished. - e ”mes'
1 rules; and.,in» Mr. Adee'l-r t, "Bat, entirely aside from any merit
makes it “unmely “me for the in the“ m
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{or action at the annual meeting 0! the
United States Lawn Tennis. Associa-
“svnm: oi: nos» _ ,
cmuys LAXATIVE
_ ROYAL ARCANUM. 7
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L00“ at tongue! ' Remove
Mm Mach, um and
poison.
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United fares to make flit changes - bowel. I chan with“ such fl will be 11 Id thls
se , m. ' . ‘ ‘ ' i ' ges ‘ , MC ‘ 6 cm?
”Erma mt he“ as ’“suppor‘ted by? , our allies, and 53:}: $033M mommy at 8 o'clock. All olficerst
globe“. D. w“”“’§?‘°“ W»°‘g" x. .. gag “$1M mm“ is period of .menbez-s are urgently requested to
oassociitlon. . m, Deities, . 111 ml can Tam '
pointing on defect. in mm , fair to far m is ”w 3“” _Thcrincullation of officers for I”
Volsd'recoma the importance. onus- 3 thing thallium Other 2:: m“ ”0 “‘6 imvomnt feature of at.
,iom’mles flit inter-nagging)”: Ho. , . ~ than 11mm evinced I as»; to m ”m Deputy Grand Recent 0- l- _
thinks it would be a mm~m fie part1 reluyunifoun. 1pm 3 new?! Wood; a: ”PaymngmclL x.
Lgfestthal We are an»; in“ “W- ouue: immfinnt subject: will It
., a? an -- ‘ .-. ”WM. Butt-13:11:33 2lull! he served. %
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