EAST awe WALK
The Red star tug Milton tied up in'
the local haflmr this morning.
Troop No. 6. B. S A. will hold its
regular weekly meeting this evening.
This evening basketball practice will
be held at Community Hall by the
newly organized Mayflower team.
Rev. J. W. Davis of Bridgeport will
be in char-e got the services at the Ad-
vent Christian church this coming
Sunday.
Members of the Boy‘s Club of the
East Avenue‘M. E. church had basket:-
ball practice at Community hall last
evening.
St. Agnes Guild of Christ church
will meet on Tuesday eevning. Jan-
uary 17th. at the home of, the Misses
Kimmish. Osborne avenue.
The south side of the Washington
dreet bridge is extremely bad for
walking as the ice here has not been
cleaned off, nor have sand or ashes
been scattered to give pcdcstrinns a.
firm footing.
A well attended social was held at
Christ church last evening under the
auspices of the Young People of Sec-
tion C of the Parish. A floral contest
was held. which caused considerable
amusement. and games were plead.
Dancing was enjoyed .and refresh—
ments weer served.
Sewing was done at the regular
weekly meeting of the ‘Woman‘s Alum»-
fliary of €hrlst church hold yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Farrington Thc meeting next Thurs-
day afternooquill be hi id at the home
of Mrs. Charles Thompson. Fort l’ oinc
street. .
The engagement of Miss .Ge-rtruyjc
Zimmerman. daughter (ii-,Mr. and s.
A. C. Zimmerman of Fort Point street
to Norman Yekle of llaw-rstraw. N.
Y.. has just been mmouncml hr the “rum“ )Iorehouso- is raising If“.
:parents of th? bridc-to-lw. \Vlllli‘ l‘lO \ViI—KIOI' \Vvundnt-x' (owls. perhaps
definite date. has boon Svt for the thcv will ,II. ”HM...” ut the coming
wedding it will probably "" “‘"d in poultry Show in Norwalk.
April.
R0 WA YTON
Girl Scouts.
plotod ill:-
“1 South \V’ilton {or ill!-
of the
Mrs. William B."- Beckley.
Post. road. was a visitor in New York. ,,
today.
A nature study class has been ar-
ranged for the next meeting of the
Dr. William H. Slaughter will ad-
dress the B0) Scouts of the Congre-
gational church. this evening.
A concert will be given this evening.
in Dal-ion Methodist church. for the ,
purpose of reducing the church debt.
Miss Dorothy McClintock. a teacher
of the Center school. who resides on
Sedgewiok avenue. is ill with a. severe
cold.
Mr; William Bartlett Beckley. of.
the Post Road. will entertain her
guest \ilss Jean Mc\iullen of Hart-
ford. at a. luncheon in the Hotel Com~
modore. New York this afternoon.
With only 12 days .0: 1922 passed.
the residents of Noroton Heights have
planned for their third dance. This
will be given in the Bachelor Girls
Club. of the Heights. on next \Vednes-
day evening.
WYL TON
(‘. (l. iiakland. Jr. is the owner of
:1 new two seated car.
Lockwood
Nod.
Mr. Samuel
ill at his home in
Georgianna. Little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Schenek is recovering.
from an attack of bronchitis.
George Godfrey of Cannondale suc-
cumbed last week in llw lmnbur)‘ hos-
pital. to the effects of u. paralytic
stroke. '
Mrs. \\'. ii. Nichols. Miss Adelaide
Nichols and John Nichols have been
summing the week at their cottage on
the Hurlbuti street road. ’
has just com-
:l small house
occupancy of
l‘laklanrl, Sn.
contrficl rm-
_(:. n.
is seriously’ .
OLD TABBY’S LESSON
RANDMA TABBY had had her
day at catching mice and rats.
mid now she was getting old. and
as her kind mistress gave her plenty of
milk and cream she did not need—to
hunt for her food. >
Grandma Tubby's eyes were hrlg‘ht
and her wits sharp. even if she did not
hunt and she decided she would ghe
good advice to all the young kittens
in the neighborhood about hunting
mice and rats.
So all the Mother Pussies brought
their children to Grandma Tabby to
row.
Frag-r 0:: Au.‘ emo
GRANDMA 'meev.
lcurn wisdom 'from her in the art of
mice catching and hunting.
"You first of all." said Grandma
Tabby. “must not eat too much. When
I was young I seldom had any milk
or cream. I had to work for my food.
There is nothing better for young lilt-
tens than cxeccise. Just look at me at
. my ago. my denrs.‘
All the kittens looked at Grandma‘s
fine. soft cool of for and hoped some
day they would have one like it.
“There is another rule .301) must fol-
lo“. too." she said. “Never give up
when you see .a mouse until you have
caught it. You must not expect your
mistress to feed you. She gives you a
home and you should pay for this by
keeping her house tree from mice
“If it is the burn you hove to cure
for, instead of the house; inst keep a
sharp eye on the bags of com um].
grain. and romemher that watchful
waiting has its canard. ”
All the little kittens listened with
up-standing ears and wide-open eyes
to all that Grandma Tabby was say
ing. {or well they knew that such “is
dom ns hers was hard to‘ find.
“Now. there are the rats" she an d:
“all pussies cannot catch rats. but the
big ones can. if ihey are hrfl\'_€ and
advice to you is this: \leon you
see a rat look for in iron. there is sure
'to be one around: then all you have
to do is to keep that rat from getting
back to hishoie.
"Chase him tonal-d the trap, and
when he finds he cannot get. home lzv
will run into the trap, you may be
sure. and there you have him.
"Chasing rats into traps is just as;
clever as clutching them. but never let
ya mouse go into a trap Remember
that it is a disgrace to any Puss in
have 11‘ mouse caught in n imp in the
house where it lives.
"I have heard the timing. ‘3lind \nur
P‘s and 0’3. but that is not for Pus-
sles; you must mind your M' s and B's,
'and if you do this you will become.
good manners and rat ‘vlumters, which
is the ambition of all well- hmughl- up
klitcns.‘
As all the kittens trotted home he—
hunt.
(Copyrigh t.)
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'THE RIGHT THING
may BANQUET
“KILL BE DAY LATE
'I Rtpubiiean Etmt to Held in Meridian,
Howie), January 30.
Former Mayor Daniel J. Donovan.
otflcriden. president of the McKinley
Association of Connecticut, announced
, tester-day that the annual banquet in
commemoration of the late President
William McKinley would be held
Monday evening. January 30. at the
Auditorium in Meriden. The decision
as to the date was reached Wednesdao
.tee in Hartford Th custom has been
to hold the annual banquet. whenevm
possible. on January 29. McKinley 5
this \ear.
The McKinley Association
is one of the leading Republican so-
cial events of the year. A speaker of
national prominence is. usually se-
cured. President Don-ovan was unpre—
pared to name the speaker for
year.
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(1)318 SAGE TEA IN
ilmi TO DAME}; IT
It’s Grandmother’s Recipe to .chp
Her .Lock' 5. Dark. (40‘ 08!.
Beautiful.
’-streaked and faded‘hair is grandmo—
The old-time mixture of Sage "Tea
and Sulphur tor darkening gray.
,ther’s‘ recipe. and folks are again us-
] ”"- owadays.
Ithc-
.I IIVIleiiIch is so attractive—Adv.
in: it to keep'their hair a. good. c-vcn
color. which is quite sensible. as we
Iare living in an age when .1 youthful
appcarance is of the greatest 'de 1n—
"Mtge.
though. we don't have
troublesome task of glthf'l‘ln’;
the sage and the mussy mixing 9t
home. All drug stores sell the reads
Ito- ruse product improved by the addi-
tion of other ingredients. called ”\V\-
cilia Sage and Sulphur Compound‘
It is very popular.
can discover it has been applielI
s'm'plv moisten v0 our coml»__ or a m:
hind their mothers they looked' {30 “T305! mfhhgght lint—ind I-‘rlrdw t;IisI than»... '7II?
but any mouse or rat would lu‘n-e run? a Is ”he mm ”and ' ‘
l a time: by morning the man han- due
for its “foul am sure. ,but he would' IuppIcai-s. but what delii'l s ziw ladies
«never have escaped .‘eo we" did £39) with \Vycth.‘ 5 Sage and '6..- ‘nlmr Com-
learn from *Grundma Tabby- W 4‘“ pound is that.
besides beautifully
darkening the hair a.“ to: u 1 u. appli-
cations. it also produces ‘liat so?! lllfin
no and appearance of abundance
at a meeting of the executive commit- -' _
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birthday. but this date fails on Sunday '
banquet I
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FARMSAN‘D GARDEN
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PLUMBING, TiNNlNG, AND HEATH»;
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install a Tidy gil‘umace Clock Today
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DARIE[V& \OROTON m” M H“ “mm M hm. 'mngmpr Mr" 1 h ( 1' “ll-'3." I‘N'm-dml in history through the .03. (“3 . 4"
1 linurr- A Imu-nporl after u brief ill (lur gl-umlmnflyprq and m‘nndfuihers fate 0f luu'ly Marlo (\lllulnellu, quovn .V.v ~ ‘ - , f.
. 'll'h'S, Whlh- :u reside-m of this town llS('ll a for more stillvd form than we "f Louis XVI. ‘ £39 I 1c 1 I 98 I S c {5‘ g 3‘
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The brim; who Wm. mt. mlmi III \im' _____ “'0 “'1” ugmmt the use of slang. it is Antonio and Antonetln are the favor- z z " : along with the finest Butter pm} :
"Villiam Brooks, 01‘ llxoolilin. \l'urv a Mrs. Punnll' ”mien Adi-lard, willow “at a Slim “f "ml ““9901“:- And» a" “9 equivalents ill swmlen‘ :.:..1 ‘IADE :1qu ~ . a ?
‘.""“e “”1"“ dc Cllmlc- (lrislj .m.l r'zlr— 0“ the- lot. 1”le Advi;~.ud or South though “u may (notion our sweet The garnet is Antoinette‘s tnlismnnlu .09 ) W ' .0.
“Cd 1‘- buwluet of whiu- l‘osps_ The \Viimn died 1m Sszlurxl.I\ at ilu- Ilmmv Emmi! dauulnexs 315“.“ using slum: “Odie. it possesses many of the [IO“€[‘2~' .3. 0“
”Euro" 0" honor W'Ol'l' :1 pink Crepe m. or her vlaughh r on Grummmi’ inn. still .we (‘zuumt keep 11mm. from rec? of the 'i‘liby, whose flaming heart it 3,
539;; dross with (A mail.“ hat to She is Snr\l\ul hy om -l.iur:hlor, Mrs. ognlzing it n: [1an mid pmcel of theI so closely imitates It proniiceq in '6 5". o
A]? . The attendants WM... I‘liss)Sl'lll ‘vrummnn and a son John presenl~(l:ly English tongue. wearer courage a (inunlless heart 30 l; S ’8 {es 241-2 lb. saCk :4; '3.
(‘1‘ Hubert. of Glcnhrook and it nth} Arlelord or llxivlchort. Sim was tho . - ' ' ‘ ‘ .I: 5‘ .
hot lung ago. some big billboards and success in every ambition. Friday 00 'I
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Scribuor, sister of the- bri le- rca daurhur oi ih-i llff‘ “illi'im (l
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«who wore Alice bluv satin dre’sg'g'und nieces of the late (‘uptain ()pzh’n or ““1“": H“) sailors anchored in the 40:0
with a Mack satin hm. ' \\lll(ll. l-‘ une ml Sl‘r\l('(§= m r1 held llutlSun TWP" ""‘he various festivals 3 he“ ! :
HThe usm-rs wen- Cliii'orul [2. Leo. J. at her into homo \lenesduy nfu-r- ‘“ ”'9 “""l'fif dances and feasts which (COPYTBMJ ‘3’ at Orwa Salt MaCk I .3.
ill/:33") Leo. Stank \ Scrum... and neon. New York city lllld prepared for them. “0“ ‘00 ere 6 er ‘2 5i '0.
Tilinlfiiifih I began with the words, “Hey. Gone?” .3. .:
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goxg‘vi‘mpglg‘: feign-31;?mIcrgi-ecns. RED PEPPER FOR, and place and variety ohthe enter" YOUR HA=ND .. .3.
was served at the homo‘ or"l lilimzfifc; >1‘HI‘IIVMATIG PAIN. talnments. ... ~flow to Read Your —-Characteristics .z. i e ewe rooms - - 35c e‘%{:' .0.
33M???" 0. Lee. for the immediate Nohv’llflilln “II-”‘0‘? imagine 3 Ch“, finddeendw—theCapabilitieaor :3: g:
- . lied l’cmwr Rub takes the “ouch" “'5" “ 9 “ n m" tntion ‘0 "‘9 bm‘?‘ Weaknesses ThatMakefoi‘Suooesa - '
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evening. on a shlgrrltdetcroorn inn. last from soreIstm.Iachnng JmntIs. it can- Jackets I01 the day bfginning Mth the orFailureuShownlnYour Palm. ... GENUINE PURE SAP MAPLE SYRIJP. . . . . . . . . . ...... ”K k 1-" ‘0'
their r t . up. and. upon not hurt 3011. and it certainly stops words Hey. Gobs? No: chat was __ z .0.
I10“ Hoiguhrtx: they willIIrosirlo in Nam- that old rheumatism torture at once. a day of more sillied langu’ageI andl .. \ ... Packed in 2 lb 8 02. Tin Cans 3
.cipient'of manyh:9;)rg;:eI“'?S the rc-i aWht-n you am, suffering so you can a slangy address to the sailors wouldi ”'LNESS SHOWN lN 'THE HAND- l... 4— ‘3.
I ‘1 ll 2: Rs. hardly get around. just try Red Pep- have been ulte undl nlfied. —— . f ’ ‘ C11 -" 0°
Digits: £251.31: ‘clhe organist of the- Der Rub and you will have the quick- There In: times (godny ; c l HBONIC‘ indigestion or digestive I’.:. CLOVER LEAF BRAND RURE KET .» UP _ . _ . . . . IIIIIIIII Jay :.
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