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The W North Star of the Red
Der line is diarhnrging a cargo ot
unthrncite at the l-h‘rris dock: today
Mm smart ll. \\'rleh. of “‘inl‘leld
“reel. is confined to her home by ill.
noes
John “tannin: has returned to his
home here otter n say at theneh
Lick Svfim Ind~
The mun) meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the East Avenue N. E.
Church is to he held today.
nan-y Tobey ot.Chnrles street. who
has been seriously ill with the grippe
in slowly improving it was reported
todss.
Hrs Caroline lnslee of Putters-
hurt. West Virginia. is the guest of
her cousin. Mrs. A. H. Cole of Sas-
cll Hills.
Mr. nnd Mm Francis Parsons have
moved from south Nomlk‘to Betta
occupying the hon-e. owned by
re. Hawkins.
The union] meeting with the elec-
uon or officers at the Adult Bible
M will be held on Friday of this
week at the Ens! Avenue ll. 1-).
Church.
The usual business of winding up
the conference your work. wns trans-
acted at the meeting of the Othciai
Bard of the ram Avenue 3|. E.
Church at its meeting held on Mon—
day evening. ' ‘
The final busine- meeting for the
conferenee year of the Epworth
League of the East Avenue M. E.
Church m held last evening when
routine business was transacted. The
new omen of the league will be
elected in May.
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About thirty members of the fioys’
Club and the Girls' Club enjoyed a
dinner at the East Avenue M. E.
Church on Monday evening. the boys
being the guests of the girls. The
dinner was given to the boys for
their splendid work at basketball
during the past season. aid the dec-
D'rntions. including the place, cards.
were symbolic of basketball. Follow-
hg the dinner games were played
“(1 an enjoyable time had until a
hte hour.
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Consilierhule business was discuss-
ed at the meetingiof the East Nor-
will: Improvement Ameiation held
In.“ evening at Communitv Hall. ..- A:
3 t .13 liar] as in tile rt'd‘ It‘-
:iém m the mortgage and 1t mmmilrl
53 and means A rummage sale ls
to be hild the last week in April. and
plans were likeuise made for a dance
to be held the same “'H'k. Reports
wt re ‘~.- nixed and lccvpte-i. The
him of s.“ U wan-millioegl jrom the
bum r held last work. :i‘lvl arproxi-
mat. _\ ‘25 from th« weer: ezlr‘i par»
1y. .izivlilionnl limits have been
placed in the ‘lvfis mom of lilo hall.
and {mans :‘or the. estilalishme'nt of u
hitch“, Ih~r~ were also tll‘t‘llfiethl. It
Wm: nob i la 310’! 211‘. Ensh‘r l‘ul)’
at (“Kim mliy Hall on; “nine-silos.
April Mini. and nouns flm‘the pen-
‘ ddv must understand.
There are at least three language. that the well informed person of to-
ln order to get by in this country. One is Anglicised
along. one is the "radio nurture the third is “dopperese.”
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ln mglish slang a. person is "slightly biotto." or Medwiihen under
the wuther tronopiritus Morena. “In string “Good bye" nothing so oint-
pie as thnt lee-ltd. ’ It is‘umaliy. "Well. really new. I run-t toddle on. Pip. pip.
old egg. toodle-oo. " Speaking of a person who is thought to be eccentric to
the point where their sanity is‘ questioned the remark is m made: "We'll.
he's (or she s) a bit belly in the crumpet. y'know."
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In meeting a person it isnevermdtomtogreetthomthemm
twice. That is it you meet a. friend today and you say ‘W‘morning. ’dd
hem" n’would be extremely Md term to as the some thin to him to-
morrow. » Iou should. my the salutatlon, and tomorrow address him as "All.
there. old tin of fruit" or some other remark equllly no choice.
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Then getting down to the line of'm talk that is landed out today.
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Do You remember when you were a kid and went to school and learned
to talk pig Latin? Remember it went something like this. it you wanted to
say "It‘s a fine dnv today:"——- ‘
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“Itagri 'm n-gri tine—rygri day-m to.gri dorm-i."
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Then all the small boys and girls would stand around and with eyes that.
almost popped from their had; pay you the silent homoge due to one w»
had burned the midnight oil to learn so much.
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That expression 0! rant. awe on the face. of listeners in still to be seen
today when the averagermvenlle opens his mouth to utkto another young
gentleman of approximately the same age. The look of awe even steals over
the face of the young man‘s father or mother. The language is weird and in—
comprehensible. ‘
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hill oi“ “variornetem” "honey-comb coils." “grids.“ “inductiov.”"‘8totic."
'WVGI." "xmr' “ATH.” "Condenser-l." 'Totlt'y." mm." “Nd lean.”
eta" etc.. 'coupled with "one-step mums." "trials" etc... the Qeech of {‘0
youth of to‘diiy is a. mixture of electrical terms and abbreviations.
Then getting down to "flapperese." The flapper of today ‘when she
starts out always "squirrel: her mod money" as she alts hiding a« few do!-
lsrs in some part of her wments so that in case her escort end she have a
telling out she will be able to have ear‘fsre home. . ' .
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“A tomato" described a person that is simply " too. too for words." while:
"book- logger” is one who deals in stories that are slightly purple and which
cannot be easily obtained. Illicit dealing in these books. oat-mantis to the
illicit deals. m- hunch-hence the name. The "finale hopper" krone who goes
to a dance after the 'tléket seller has finished his dutieo for the night. '33;
hgrborf‘ is a. «once or soda?- am:- Where there is no admission charge.
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‘fSfludgfl—thfiiping" viii-mods to n ”necking party” or I “posh- party"
is to ba- appointed later to (lineage lwhlqh is simply a description all- one of those attain where the couple spoon.
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Its slniplo—“htn vol} finite plenty of time to read up on it and get
acquaint ‘3‘ “ilh “hat is being said and done in the most exclusive junior
turtles today.
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The Highland avenue \‘eighbor-§
hood dub met last
he evening at thei
me 0. Miss Nettie Lew—son
the evening: eard- wete played and
music was enjoyed ix those. attend~
tug. Refndunents were later served.
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“ovum Young, of Brookdde stew
me. nmrk one n' the fingers of his
right hand while chopping wood yes-
”Na‘ with the rear: El 11“! the fine-mg
“a badly magi: 4! trunk-«.3. !
Prompt medical attention ‘
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however:
The regular niectjm: '0' fi i ”93's
“'3 Guild will he held tomorrow
evening in the harlot- too,— A! t” n...
eminaion of the mine hairy-e the.
Guild will resume t!- t.- mot}: ‘M‘ 1!
roots 7’ Jeflemn thawed with the}
of a verv tunable eh'mken. l
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J! is believed that within 2 #0"?
find at timeout-era! ohm ‘1'! he
towards renaming“ theatre-n
in town White looking own» the town
.. flp it had been noticed that the”
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— - tad ”ms harmvmists \‘lil furnish “it” ‘
Tip 1.,- 3:.-:' Kid szvty n! the ”u- mom. mar 21" nmudon. !
w mun Klpjl'lfii (“1 Tell 'Tlt’l thi.‘ ..
"‘K‘i;3' \ 9.- t1; ’"VV 5‘3”! E- H lie-Waylon folk Will have an oppor-
lit-Ar} ‘x'n' xv ,rk. mam n" nuns-55in: prolmnli‘ the
-_ 3 “nos: unqutw our! 0' enl‘rtalnment
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Ln... 1.; .v- 21:5: Klim 'thFr. who 9.x: .y- ... lays. when. on the me-
rm . tiv’ x..:- 0: - 1.:2-“i v2! “or awrwn- in: .w‘ 1...: 3rd. there will be a war
ix. 3» .\‘~:"=..“~,. limp". 3;;ncr r‘vvn‘vsL between Chief Blue
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:‘2- .\ Y 1’ mg; -:<. 1.4 t :: _\'-:~t-=r- \Veinna u. S mth Xorwalk. a full
4..) :1. .1; .2: 1"» Nnrw...k liuSpi- blooded Seminole Indian. The final
3... l‘. x < . -,-. l l".‘.\ niorrin; that detains or the affair have not Men
.l.. ~‘ I: '71.“.2. completed as yet. The proceeds of
the entev‘tninn‘mui will go to the sup—
.‘ . .~i ~ ' emng of the mwrt oi nnv of the loosl'chuiehes.
SPECiALLY POSED, YET A CHANCE MEETING
meters fietrt Imps‘for Joy
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firth." Winsome
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hi Novel Spring Wear
Tor Men and Women
Wfityles at Exceptional Prices
tinny new and otthetive models in spring mm
vim belts or suites. finished with pipingm-
whavegoodsiledm Prioersngetrom
_. .ss Wash‘mgtonsn-eer
BBNGALOW APRONS
8mm PM Aprons
Percale Fudge Aprons in cheeks and stripes. .fimm‘d ,5 ram-m
onion “18
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Long, short, round and all sorts of small aprons .0 inleresx Mm
keepers at ................ 40c.50c2,.,”c
galoww K'Ose fl
Orrick- rar‘x maid m
. $115
Mallette
South) \Drwalk
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1 SWEET PEAS AND DAFFODIIS
ARE NOW THE SEASON FLOWERS
Fresh out every day bid very reasonable
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We jgr, received a new-assortment of tiny pct:
20. NORWALK FLORIST AND SEED STORE
Fertilizer-o. Vegetabloiand Flower Seed:
Get in the habit of buying quality at our five
‘-"‘uth Iain Street
Sc»: 5 Norwalk
of Max. Definite plain hate. not‘ .been
A. chihlten dinner will be served madc- “‘ “.L
1 rl‘ Ln 3 \enim: for the men of the
WW“. ' h9fi“l- ~Anotiwr subscription dance“ hill be‘
*" h “‘ P _ . held this Sat: inlay ei‘emz i! lht‘
' MES- Charlies Conklin. 401’ .RVW‘W' RowaS‘ton Hose Comniny. The dance ,
‘1" a‘t’evnn, L- spmxiinu rt ('w ’EJFS to loin: g‘; x." [.3- a ernup of girls in
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With cover
Your window and its deem is The most I
conspicuous featnre of any Will: is the-animal. i
starting point of all decoration. That
soon-annual
is why one
Your Wmdows Make“
Mar Your Home
Poultry Wire Netting
All 32;: in Stock—0hr Prices Are Right
Rosenfleld Brothers
”ISTORE OPEN SATURDAY EVEN KS:
1% pair of Sampm Pumps, latest 5‘:
« \aluee $13M?
some earl) Willie the saleetion is big
Hardware and Hbusefurnish figs
125 Washington Street, Phone 340. Free Delivery
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LADIES’ SPORT O\FUI\llS
Exclusite color combinations in the never-.1
A b‘g ‘u‘aricy to choose from ard : -.
TRIPLETOE SlLK HOSIERY FC».-. 4"
Conneally 89° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, COYN
PALACE BOOTERY
emqm'mz BUILDING
S AMPLE PUMPS
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HOSEBY—ALL COLORS
Philadelphia
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§1€5:7:§3t$ 81. 4. :2 .
Grid Batteries
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ALL REPAIPED AND RH CH \Rii‘fii‘l
WY m, 8 Union 81.. SO. .\ orwalk
Formerly With Exide Battery, Soul. h \On‘a '\
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