church.
\
”In
Harry Gustei'eon or met: Wm
a visitor in Bridgeport on b
yemrday mm
m.. Ghou- Ouild. or the mm .m-
nue u. E. church. will meet tor re-
hearsal. tomorrow evening.
usiness
It the
is timeliness is muss with
her lEnlighten Mrs. Stottior. in Phila—
del his. -,
T’he regular meeting of Acacia
Chapter. 0. E. 8.. will be held Thurs-
d eye 1 . .
‘hylre. Eggs K. Jelia. Jr.. and son
spent, Saturday with relatives in
sauthport.‘ ‘ =
_ Eveain gservices will be resumed It'll W904.- is quite ill at his
on Sunday at Christ church. with ”m. in rags-i; street.
Robert B- 3- Foote- "1° M" an. Marni-er Mei-rm of him-lags
Rev.
pastor in charge.
Today's cold weather will
much better skating. and it. is likely
that there will be a number of young
people go-to Cavansgh's Pond again
*1
this evening.
Mrs. H. J. Hosgood 01'
'avenue celebrated her 79th birthday
yesterday and a number
and relatives called upon her to
gratulate her.
A membership contest between the
Bridgeport and the East Norwalk
Advent Christian churches will be re-
ported on at the meeting of the Sun.
day School of the local church
Sunday.
The regular communion service will:
he held at 10:30 o'clock on Sunday
Advent Chmtian
morning
church with an address by the pastor.
Rev. Frank Long and a reception of.
m embers.
East Nora-all: women are especially‘
interested in the address to be given
at the
this afternoon at the Elks Clubhouse.
Southllain street. by Mrs. Arthur J.
Livermore 'Of.New York City.
who
will speak on the topic of Partisan-
ship in Politics.
A well attended meeting
of ill.
Women's Auxiliary of Christ church
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. '1’.
avenue. yesterday
M. \Vllceler. Ed lie.
afternoon when
the members held a “quilting party."
The Auxiliary will meet next Thurs<
day afternoon with Mrs."
Albert ‘1‘.
Francis. 62 Osborn avenue.
' l
Tonight. at 3 o'clock. in the parlors
of Christ church .a reception will be
held for the new rector. Rev. Robert
B. B. Il‘oote. and his wife.
tainment will also be furnished
An enter-
by
Geoffrey O'Ilara .the Canadian com-
poser. who will sing a number of his
compositions and will also tell. some
of his amusing experiences
ill the
army camps throughout the War.
An aeroplane, seemingly in distress.
passed over Bast Norwalk. yesterday
noon. and went in the direction of the
Long Island slim-r.
People who saw
the plane said that the engine seemed
to bemissing and that the plane veer-
ed in an Ala rmlng fashion towards the
water when it was almost out of sight
of land. but it did not seem to strike
the water.
ii.
R
rolnl
Oil/.4 YTON‘
CiillJlll.
of this place.
champion runner .is to lake part in
a half mile event fil‘
day .the 21st inst.
are planning to witness the event. and ””3 Micro
tpit on Men-
S (3 young men
give Mr. Cutblll anovation.
The Ladies
'.~\id Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet
with
M rs.
.1.
ll. DOWaters next \Ved-
lie-day afternoon for the purpose of
sewing.
A
cently the
elected:
President-Mrs.
nin gs
t the annual meeting rc-
following officers were
wuiiam F. J...
\‘ice-prcsldentF—‘Mrs. ii. ii. North.
Socmlni’y-Mn.;liari P. Thomas.
'i‘reasurpr—Mrs. John 1!. DeWatcrs.
Directors—~31 rs.
Mrs. DeVVstcrs. Mrs.
Mrs. Oscar Mills and Mrs. Harry
Bryan. .. .
The mite boxes were opened and
aboutdfio realized.
Clark favored with
Mary Thomas.
Frank Thrall.
S.
M rs.
\ oval
Oliver I.
selections
and Mrs. Franklin Crockett gave sev-
eral recitations.
served.
T: efreshments we re
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FOR I-‘Im‘Y CENTS A DAY.
Pennsylvania. Co-Eds Sct Example in
Economical Living. 5
STATE; COLLEGE. Ps.. Feb. 3.—
Senior co‘~eds at ‘ the
Pennsylvania
State College have demonstrated their
ability to combat the high cost of liv-
ing by running their table on less than
fifty cents a day per person. —.
A group Oil seven girls in home
economics.
weeks’ residence in the housekeep-
ing practice house
in their first of eight
maintained for
tlielr'beuetlt on‘ the‘ campus. estab-
lishéd a. record of 43.6 cents a day.
They-«set
whichiis less than half of what the
men istudenls pay for board in the
town
The.
girls
the limit at. fifty cents.
manage a ion-room
house during their residence as a
part. of their training. Posted sched.
ulesgive each her duty for the. day.
Records of this kind may give a par-
tial answer to the duestion of why
there are frequent marriages around
the
wear.
comm
' é
enccment period of each
Foiloéving is a sample menu for
ad
Dock“
t.
ay:
Breakfast—Steamed pears.
hot cakes with syrup. coflee.
-——Soup..tomato salad.
ter. jelly jumbles
umb chops with gravy. m
“toes. chard. salad. ores
and pumpkin pie.
1“. M—
. lemmas: nay” DOCK
more To 02mm um
Lunch
bread and but.
and tea. Dinner—
ashed no-
med carrots
B. B. G.
3333.; from Tins season.
‘ . I-I-s-e-n-
, . The ofliclals or the
manque h
Vii! not
m" L H. ' Am
“Mimi-me
see .
» will
“3:" We“
Baltimore Dry
are! announced
Operate an inde-
coxnlng season. This
set free a number or ball
cally all-or minor league
on: the lot are Jimmy
r Hartford secondpdeke
= 1- the
B
d New, Lona”
two months I
ot ‘ wond-
con-
' ' _‘ in' Prospect Heights.
on
' ”'4 by the PISS;
make
Hawkins
Hill wne tho" guest of relatives in New
York on Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Key of Chicago has
returned to her home after a week's
visit with triends here. .
The two children of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Lewis ot Talmadge mu. halve
been confined to their home the past
week. - . _ ...
Jill's Easel A. Benger of New Ha-
ven was a week-end guest or her
parents. Mr. and firs. F. C. Banger
Riel Oe‘rure'Bartow fell on the
ice at Lake Wampinaw .Saturday.
hand cut_herself_quite badly in
palm of the hand.
pars. no. Imith of East avenue en-
and sisters. Cecelia and Anne. of
New York. over the week end.
Tuesday evening was the regular
monthly meeting of the Borough
Board‘.but. owing to only two mem-
bers being present. no session was
held.
Joseph Krapowics. who has been
ill at his home for the past two
weeks. was again able to resume his
studies at theStamford High School
on Honday.
The members of Mrs. Caroline I).
Rand‘i class spent an enjoyable eve-
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P.
J. Brown. Forest street. Monday eve-
plug.
The firemen were called to a chim-
tow at the corner of Forest and Lo~
cust’ avenue on Monday. There was
no damage. . ' '
Friday. Feb. 11. the New Canaan!
basketball team has booked the.
'i‘arrytown five. which is said to have
defeated all the liudson River trams
thus far this year.
Dr. llaiph Crawford of New York
and Jacob liltinge of Highland. N. Y..
have been visiting during the past
week with their cousin. Charles R.
Eitlnge. in Hoyt street.
thel _
l
$0?!“an 11'? "101“”. Jim Thompson - ard Oil Company at New Jersey an-
ney tire at the home of Clinton Bar- ,
"C'aiifomia Syrup offin" .
Child’s Best Law .9 ‘
Accept "autumn" Syrup es Figs
.r
.’ Economy GOOds Store
.' 13 RAILROAD AVE. SO. NORWALK
sex-r, To”, eludes eswma MACHINE arose
5 Saturday Specials
PERCALES~Beautiful lAssortment—T h e Bet-
terkide—fiygyards 99c
40 INCH QNBLEACHED MUSLIN, ‘1 yards for 99¢
only—look tor-the name Wei-ale on
the package. then you moorerour
child .
harmle- physie for the little stomach.
liver and bowels. Chum ion 1h}
fruity taste. Full directions on each
bottle. You must say "California."
GASOLENE GOES LOWER.
-NEW YORK. Feb. 8.--'I'lio Stand-
nounced an additiOnel reduction of
one cent a gallon in the price of gas-
oline in New Jersey. making the
wholesale price as“ cents. The price
in Louisiana was reduced two cents a
gallon. soaking the wholesale/ price
25% cents.
is hearing the bed .andsaset.
EMBROIDERlES, READING, LACE
SHIRTINGS—Thst must be seen to be appre-
ciated,3ysrdsfor 99c
LONG CLOTH—Velvet Finish, 10 yards . . $1.99
PURE WOOL LADIES’ VESTS, value $7.00, $3.50
LISLE STOCKINGS. Seam beck, value 89c. . . . 49c
Underwear, Hosiery. Yard Goods. at Greatly Reduced Prices
Economy Dry Goods Store
THE STORE THEY ALL TALK ABOUT
CONTINUATION ()F W
' Removal S
Today’s'Best Prices Are Slashed.
Taken a Tremendous Loss to
Stocks Immediately.
Nothing is reserved. “'0 mmt mow “3233:...
weeks to our New Building on Norfh Mn;
R
i
ale
‘Ve h ave ‘
Move
71*“ next in.
ii xtrvoiflfgni Olin
garment of our present stock will be uswi m , w- \‘w- u...
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J ACOBY’
153 Washington St.
South Norwalk i
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
For Colds. Grip or Induces-
and as a Preventative. take GROVE‘S
Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets.
The genuine bears the signature of E.
W'. Grove. (Be sure you get
BROMO.) 80c.
“’HEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
01" HOT WATER
Wash poisons and tom from system
before mixing food into
mach.
Wash yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb impuri- ;
ties into the blood. causing illness.‘
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food taken into
the stomach. nearly an ounce of waste
material must be carried out. of (110'
body. it this waste is not eliminated
The New Canaan basketball quin-
tet will start a series of game with!
”it: Norwzlll: five. next week. for thoi
championship of Folrf‘leld County. It
is expected that Stamford will also,
be played.
The. regular communication Of liar-
mouy Lodge will be omitted Wednes-
day evening. on arvmlnt of the annual
communication of the Grand Lodge.
and in its place a special meeting will
he held on Friday. Feb. 4. at s p. m..
when the Master degree will be com;
ferrmi.
While Percy Brennan was getting
up considerable speed on his racing
skatr-s at Lake \Varnpanaw. Saturday
afternoon. his feet flew up in the air.
and he was seen doing a. double som-
i
i
i
I
l
{.
ersauit through the air. landing on
the side of his head on the ice. He
has n bruised and a swollen‘mee.
An attractive meeting of the New
C‘ununn Woman‘s Club will be held
can. at 3:30 p. m.. in Ray-
mond's Hail . Miss Leighton of the
National SI-i'urlly League will address
lhc club will ghosts on the interesting!
subjei'i of Americanism. Mrs. May
imkine Hancher. contralto. of Chica~
go, “iii sing. accompanied by Mrs.
ll. 1.. \"liltc. —
A number of the young people of
the I‘lpworlh League enjoyed a skat-
ing party at Taimadge lill Saturday
afternoon. The hours were spent in!
pinyin: hockey and other games on'
the ice. after which they adiournrdi
to the. home of \Valicr S. Miller for
suppcr. After supper. the evening'
hours were spent most enjqubiy in.
playing indoor games in the spacious
parlor. where a fire in the large fire-
place lent a homelikespirit and good
fellowship. '
The rcsir‘en‘s of Lambert Road are
much pleased with the good work
that has been done by Selectmen
Smith in making repairs to this thor-
oughfare. The bad ruts have been-
filled up with crushed stone. and
water that has been running from an
open ditch for the past four years
on the street has been directed to an-
other course. Attention to little mat-
ters oftentimes bring great results.
and Selectman Smith is not slow in
taking advantage of all such oppor-
tunities.
The newly elected officers of Hazel
Rebekah Lodge. No. 52, were install-l
ed by District Deputy President Mrs."
Francis Rae and Suite of Stamford.‘
Friday evening as follows: N. 0. Mrs.‘
“'alter Kendal Miller: V. (3.. ,hlrs.
Charles R. Eltinge; Rec. Soc. Mrs.j
James Barraclouzh: Fin. See. Mm;
George Jelliff: Treasurer. Mrs. \Valter‘
S. Miller: Chaplain. Mrs. A. 1-). Sam-j
mil: L. R. S. N. 6.. Mrs. Walter
Stewart; L. S. N. 6.. Mrs. 0. 1-1.;
Schmidt: R. s. V. G.. Mrs. W. H.‘
Rodilnsr:'l.. S. v. 6.. Mrs. C. A. Sam-‘
mis. Inside Guard. Mrs. I. B. Woundy:
Outside Guard. w. H. nodimer. ‘Ban-
ner Bearers. Mrs. Louis Schmidt. Mrs.
Robert Plowman. Mrs. Edward Ritter.
Miss Louise Jeim; auditors. Wilbur
Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Brinkerhoi'f:
Pianist. Mrs. George '1'. Smith: Degree
Director. G. T. Smith.
. m.....
BOT! mulawsr PROM sauce.
BOSTON, Feb. 3.——Doughnuts and
Boston bakedbeans‘ have cast a spell
on Felix Foster .the first stowaway
from Samoa to make this port. Since
his initial meal or New‘ England deli-
cacies .the .boy begged hard between
bites to remain. and it is believed that
he will he landed torhorréw.‘ He s'ays
that his father is an American.
new MCCAB'I‘Y mooning.”
er. 1.03.118, Ma. Feb. 3.—-Lew Mc-
e
arve
, Ma ‘11 in Y Russell. former.
- m Russell wa
iield club. about
see. so metres by name
an,” _ ‘ Enemy *
inmates tram. salaries received. late
Barty. Cardinal catcher. has entirely
last season. when an automobile driv-
en‘f’by “Rabbit” Mai-amine was in.a
day by day it quickly ferments and
generates poisons. gases and toxins
which are absorbed or sucked into
the blood stream. through the lymph
ducts which should such only nour-
ishment.
A splendid health measure is to
drink. before breakfast each day. a
glue or hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate in it. which is
a harmless way to wash these poisons
from the stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels: thus cleansing. sweetening
and freshcning the alimentary canal
before eating more food.
A quarter pound of limestone phos-
phate costs but very little at the drug
stone. but is suincieut to make anyone
an enthusiast on inside bathing.
MmeJeanuettc
South Norwsllr's Leading .
Corsetiere and Glover
. SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY
CORSETS
$2.00 $1.35
$2.50 $1.95
EL..J-—
.Eyery Woman’s Fashion Shop
120 Washington St. South Norwalk
WE SPECIALIZE IN
YARD GOODS
Such as Silks and Woolens, as Well as Fancy
Cotton Goods.
An exirneivr- assortment always in stock. and new styles keep
coming in all the time.
JUST ARRIVED
A Wonderful Lot of
NEW WOOLEN PLAIDS
Prices Lower Than Elsewhere, Because We
Purchase Direct from Mills.
We will be pleased to show you our large assortment and invite
your inspection
Waists. Dresses, Infants Wear, Hosiery,
Corsets, Gowns, Etc.
COME IN AND LOOK OUR PRICES OVER, THEY WILL BE
A SAVING TO YOU
‘-
Silk Underwear,
_ N. 0
TRANSPORTATION CO.
i
Daily Service Betwee.. 3w York & Norwalk
LONG DISTAN “E TRITCKING
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans-
portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work ,
Main Office, 26 Concord St., SO. Nor-walk. Phone 294
New York Ofiice, 201 \Vest 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059 .
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BUY THE BEST FURNITI'RE
AT A REDUCTION OF 20":
We have always maintained a policy of ih.- in . ‘
grade of FURNXUTURE at the lowest prices ('nn‘fs‘i'n
and service and that policy is continued.
WITH A SAVING OF ONE-FIFTH
0N EVERY ITEM IN OUR BIG STOCK
RAYMOND Ea? SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Wall and .High streets
Norwalk. Co"
_..-...-a--.-.--.-..---------------
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps Repaired and Made to Order, and All
Kinds of Sheet Metal Work.
Welding Of All Kinds of Metals. '
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk. Near South Main Street.
$3.00 $2.35
$4.00 $2.85
. GLOVES
“32.35321? . .. . . . $4.7 5
“S5332. . . . . $3.29
$1.85
$1.39
$2.50 Chamoisette
neurone...
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VICTOR RECORDS
BY AMERICA’S GREATEST VIOLINISTS
, Eli-MAN
iN A GONDOLA - ' 64530
ave mama 74339
PASTORALE 64635
HEIFETZ
arson-arson 64769
cnausou oeawsnes 64759
sPANIsH DANCE 74m
KREISLER
sosanv «552
OLD REFRAIN 64529
CHANSON moons moo
He‘ar These and Also the Newfebruary Victor Records at
THE HAMILTON SHOP
49 WALL STREET
fiGauntlets . . .
$2.00 Chamoisctte
HOSIERY
$4.00 Silk and $2 95
. . 0
$3.50 Pure Thread
Silk Hosiery . . ..
l151.00 Silk Lisle 59c
s . . .
- Underwear .
$8 Crepe Dc Chine $4 95
O
$4 Crepe Dc Chine
Chemise
$3.50 GloveSilk $1 95
e
BRASSIERES _
$1.00 Brassieresa . . .. . . . .- . 600
Gloves
\Vool Hosiery
$2.49:
Hosiery ..... .
Nightgowus . . . .
$2.95
Vests ..........
79c Bandeau: 593
. i. h“? “, MING“ Mass... so
We: to e letter secure ' ,.
Certrs signed contract. which who
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stile;
I.“
f
a»
llamas tending
CORSET
the attri-
‘ .and
W.B.Nuform
Oneaallfouodiu
MITCHELLS $1750
(1“. O .1}. Factor!)-
MAXWELL‘
(F. O. B. Factory).
CHALMERS ........
(F. 0. B. Factory).
1' IDOL GAS
ACCESSORIES IN STORE, 55 RAILROAD AVENUE
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
solsloes’euenl
$1.795
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION, RIVER ST, NORWALK
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7:51.
Rosell-fgleld’s'ASpecial Sal:
HOUSEFURNISHING NEEDS FOR
SATURDAY.
/%...~l\
Cocoa Door Mats 0 'Cedar
Oil
24x14. regular prior $1.50 . »
—/4’
at.
1.-
”fial, 9"“. l“ "I
i: . . 4 7(‘Hn . 1 l
6 Saturday Special .. . . . _ $1.19 Saturday SPCCIM- 5’ w “ 0‘ 0‘3
2\ Rubber Door Mats “American Mu‘d ‘ Br? n‘ i
.‘ 30x18, rcg‘ulm‘ Ilfll’i‘ $1733 Nu. ti. 1‘" “WIT ’ ‘
Saturday Special ....... 980 Homo,- .. _ ‘5.
t rda ' S 0013.] ......
Aladdin White Enameled So u -3, p,
Sink Strainers
Regular price $1.03
White Enanwlerl limal Fritz
Roll loll. l:lt';:‘~ ' '
\r,
Saturday Special . . . .7. . . . 89c Saturday Slim“ """" ‘1. f,
Scot-tissue Toilet Paper ~~~~ i; .. :
Regular price 250 n roll Florlonrc .O.TI\FO'. .l
' 2 Rolls 35C Wit i ‘ ~.. ”A”: (
Saturday Specml, Saturday Sperm: ...... , , , .
Brillo for Polishing' Alumi- “w ~ ‘ .
num Wane “Rochester" All twill?“
Washboilers, NO. SQ m.
Saturday Special ...... - (3...
F01ding Lunch Boxer H) 9
Saturday Special ....... J.» ,
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Saturday Special . 8c package
Aluminum Pudding Pans
2-quart size. regular 080.
Saturday Special .. ..... . 790
JOSEPH AROSENFIELD j
HARDWARE AN D HOUSEFURNISHINGS i
125 Washington St. Phone 340. Free Delivery ,
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