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" PRODUCTS
Jill and Hosting
Cd” élivery Purpose
Steam and
Sectional
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Combination
and Other Types
‘1 Double Oven Com-
.md Gas Ranges.
Automstlo Water
4;; Watsr Boilers.
Hosting
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STEPHHB.’ MILLER
‘:. ”Nina and Hosting
80. Nor-walk
Wiziicman’s
Orchestra
‘. i ‘ \l‘lRX TONIGHT
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Then Get the Same
Numbers at—
Donnelly’s
Ii 80. Main Street
Girls’ and Women’s Club-
Celebrates First Birthday
This Organization Fills Vital Need in Community—Mem-
bership of 400—Organization Is Practically
Self Supporting.
I. out-— -s-..-— o..- >“
One or Norwelxs most worthy or-
ganizations. the Girls‘ and \‘Vomen’s
Club. will celebrate the first an-
niversary of its founding within a few
days.
This club—a. real friend in need—
iand women or all classes.
club rented both the second and third
floors. The third lloor is being used
as the clubrooms. proper. The second
floor, however,( is rented out as oiiice
,space which practically covers the
has been so successful from the day l rcnt question as well as the salary of
or its inauguration. that it ranks the matron. Mrs. Clancy. One or the
among the largest and strongest ar- reasons that the club has been sup-
ganintions of the city. Started as an
}experiment. it has grown to a notable , ness proposition which. when past the
Ifut-tor in our civic llfc. and is pracu- l cxpcrimcntal stage will be ilnanciail
Ecnlly self sufficient financially. ' indcm‘ndem-
i There is daily demonstration of the i The club quarters consist of an us-
lnccd and practical benefits of this or- " sembly room adequate for 30 to 40
firmizatlon. The club rooms. located at ,couplt-s to dance in. a large sitting
EVVI‘" and Isaacs streets. are a pleasant E room. a library and kitchen. The as-
ln taking over the new building the
ported so well is bccause it is a lanai}
Chapel Car“ Tours South
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apiece for members to mect for work.
2 entertainment or a few minutes' rest.
Women who are strangcrs in Norwalk
mly find new interests and congenial
..companionship here. Classes in dress
‘lmeklng. millinery and slich practical
subjects are held.
l A brief history of the club follows:
1 On December 15. 19:1. the Girls'
land \Vomen's club was organizcd
Ethrough the activity of the lmnguo of
i‘Vomcn Voters. At that time there
, was appointed a group of “’mnt'n des-
gcnmmittee. including Mrs. Gt-orgn
;Thorno Hill. chairman: Mrs. A. M.
EFcchheimcr. secretary and treasurer;
erI. John Morrimun. Mrs. John
E Wadsworth. Mrs. John Cavanagh. Mrs.
Edward \Vced. Mrs. George S. Cham~
ibllss. Mrs. Reed llaviland'. Mrs. Calvin
lib Barton. Mrs. lit-nry “F. Kellogg.
1.\irs. W. Lauder. Mrs. M. Gormioy.
ers. Henry \V'. Gregory. and Mrs.
. Marie Osborne
’l‘hc old bank building on “’21“ street
. next to the Royal James hotel was the
Efirst home or the organization. l'se of
the building was donntw‘ ' rung]. the
courtvsy of Andrew J. " '14. As the
result of earnest «flour and hard work.
the club rooms wnw- ilirnislu‘nl in
1 fashion so that it was a rvul home for
Ememhcrs who wished to visit lllf'l‘l' for
a low minutes during the; afternoon or
Ecvcnlng.
llccnuse the building was inuilvml ln
litigation which might invulw‘ ilu- Ions
gol' In. home. the Girls' and Women's:
:(‘luh moved into its prvso‘nt quarters.
.As in its first home. lnvmlml's of the
club workt‘d with good will to muko
the furnishings and ulccorutions second
to none within the city.
3 One of the best fr‘nturcs of the club
,1: the {not that. it in prnctlcully sclf—
A
supporting. it wns started because
imnny prominent Norwnlk women
lwcre sufficiently forcsightrd to soc
’i HE RED CROSS
SUPPLEMENTS
GOVERNMENT SERVICE
E‘x’ REEF-TING THE
PM‘TICULAR NEEDS
OF THE INDIVIDUAL
E‘; SERVICE MAN.
THIS ‘WORK CANNOT
C4") ON UNLESS YOU
SUPPORT IT WITH
YOUR. MEMBERSHIP
DOLLAR
PAY UP TODAY
lthnt while there war.» nmny clubs of
‘which women in comfortable circum-
OLD CARS
Sell Your u‘zd Cars to tho
BRIDG'EPORT AUTO
WRECKIN G CO.
1310 North Avenue
ween Oak and Cantor It!"
BRIDGEPOR'I', 00”.
Phone Barnum 5686-2
cord—Hum Parts and Ti".
to
Fit. Any Make of Car.
r
H
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
Ionth Nari-II
W‘,
lignntcd as the House Arrangomr'nts;
. stancns might become memln-rs. tlicre
lwas no organization including girlslwlll not us husicsscs (luring tlu- (luv.
jsomhly hall is used for meetings by the
‘am I‘l'ill individual chapters of the club.
E'l‘lu-se chaptcrs are based on the ides.
usvrl lll many of the larger women's
?clubs of New York city. each chapter
inrludlng girls with similar tastes.
and pursuing an agreed program. For
a club that has been in existence only
one year its growth is remarkable. To-
day it has more than 400 members. It
is expected that this number will in-
.crr-asc greatly during the coming sea-
‘ son.
Dues. formerly 50 ccnts for three
,months. hnve ln't‘n dccrcascd to $1.00
a. your. Tho-re an muny “st-if sus-
tuinilnx members“ who pm‘ $3.00 relinion in communities where no churches exist.
your y.
3 Shortly after the club moved to its
. car
lncw quarters. the House Ari-unzc-l travel.
‘mcnts cummittcc was cnlnrgml by the i recited u no ud. ‘ho .
Efollowiqn members from in" Cirls‘
The missionary car "St. Paul” represents the latest moce or teaching
lumber camps of the Southern states. particularly Texas. this special
owned by the Cdtholic Church Extension Society. is in continuous
The car seats have been converted into pews and an altar
«or ‘0 Rev Patrick H. Griffin
Through mining and
‘ .
land “'omcn's club. .‘lisr‘nu Strimiskn.
Escrvin: aftcrnoon tca. For the even—
ll—lcl *n \(lams. ‘race Adams Make. |.
«trace [\iornn \lrs l “m“, (‘nniiwld .mu. :1 spcciul dance has been planned E
;.\lls:4 Eleanor Johnson. Miss-ts Alice Etu “hich mvmlu‘rs 0f the club mu)"
;S\vnn. Anna .‘dclx'uun. l‘lnrt‘nt‘o- iiumii-
ton. Mrs. Midnllrlwnok.. Miss .‘ignos
Sullhan. Mrs. ll. \Viiliams, Mrs. Alice
(l‘i‘onrmr. Mrs. Allcn MitcbclL Mm.
’Grnollc. Mrs. (H-rtruilo “fibrin rr)‘,
hlnlwllc Harris. Miss Flow-mu- liior-
int-n. Mrs. H. J. l"lnhcrty, Miss “'ako-
lmnn. Miss Alice liurry.
El'rcssr-r. Miss Julio. Dugon
\Yllllill'l Sillli‘l‘. ,
in its lirst homo mllllncry :lnd svw-
im: (-lnssvs WPI‘P lnnuuurntml. ’l‘ha-v‘
Hiring guests. Tim: is :1 now departure
as prx-vifuisl)’ damn-s have been re—
,sirictcd to the girls and escorts have
gnot bum im‘lm‘ml. Similar dances will
‘be held vvcry oilrr Saturday.
Miss
a mi
Lulu
Mrs.
proved NO popular that two addition-xi '
il‘lilll'st‘s wmw- siziriml. 'l‘lxv' sumo llrvi-‘
Egrnm was continued and :imrmt'nim! ‘,
:in the new home. C‘lnssvs In (lrumut- .
Lira. Ilzint-intr. \\'0'll\'lliL’ nnti (‘lllliii paint-
ling were org mind. It is export-“d that E
ltho tlrumulir‘ tnlcnt within the i-lnlil
will proscnt un cnicrtuinmcnt soon. i
' Annually the club holds it public rc— j
iccpiion. 'i‘hls your it will tnkv pincer
on Suturduy, I’l'COlan‘l‘ 9. The t-lul.» 1
house will in! OIIt'll for inspvciion iol
gall who care to Visit ii. )lcmbcru oi"
iihc llousc Arraniru‘mcni committuc
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FERST‘CLASS FIXTURES
ARE THE KIND -
“‘ AT THlS
PLUMBING-
SHOP vault
: PLUNPL'SE -
vluhl‘al
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"as they don't want any other
and when they como hero for
cs they don't get an
other
All of our numbing
.s of a superior chanctor
I” e
reasonableness of our
will please you plentifully.
COMPANY
nu, RAYMOND a nm
2 Flu Hill 3004.
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Eli Emmy ELECTRIC co
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1 cent
2 Cent
5
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CLUB PAYS
CLUB PAYS
CLUB PAYS
CLUB PAYS
means,
men to lay aside money
each week.
1 Advertise, in The Sentinel for Results.
E TIIANK HARRIS
Fifteen Italian families of the
second district desire through The
2 Evening Sentinel to express their grat-
itude to Charles H. Harris for his
E'l‘hanksgivlng Day gift of rdlnner to
:each. Many of those families were in
.straitcncd circumstances. and this act
iof charity on the part of Mr. Harris
has been greatly appreciated by them.
A DINNER Hams
is a reirelailon in good service. exqui-
site food and‘ moderate pricing. We
are prepared to serve any number
from one to a large dinner party. Our
tables for two are very popular. You
and she will enjoy occupying one. we
are sure.
BAVOIA RESTAURANT
Business Hours 6 A. M. to 12 P. M
64 South Main m
south Nonnlk.
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‘ SPECIAL INVITATION
' Our Bank extends to every man, woman and child in
our city and community, a
and join our new CHRISTMAS CLUB.
special invitdtion to come in
i
This is the most popular plan ever devised for having
MONEY NEXT CHRISTMAS and enables those of small
those in moderate circumstances and also business
by SYSTEMATIC DEPOSITS
It Is 3 Sure Way to HAVE MONEY for
' Next Christmas
$12.75 '
$25.50
$63.75 ’
‘ You begin with the largest dip...“ and.
. DECREASE your deposits each week.
A VERY’POP‘ULAR PLAN .
$127.50 _ '
COME IN‘AND GET a P _
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Christmas Greeting
:‘
The suggestions that are to he found here will furnish so.
lections for many pleasing Christmas gifts. “ Throughout the
line the high standard of Quality is maintained—and prices
consistent with the values range to the popular fancy.
Shop early and depend on the store that you know by sh
perience is dependable.
HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
. Daily Service Between New York & N orwalk
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor-V
tstion; I'sddod Vans for Furniture Work
a.—
Main cute, 26 Concord St. :30. "Non-walk, Phone 294 .
New York Oflcs, 201 West 20th, Phone Chelsea. 8059
$204100 cm PAYS "$150" :
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. Beneficial Loan Society
me 3m 1.0m 3m:
makes loan's in any amount not exceeding 3300.00 st interest rots
provided by law. You can make a. loss here on household tumult.
or note in I quick. confidential, and absolutely safe mmfi- Mm
uni consultation is tree. one in today for tux-mar inform-tim-
Phone 9-2-6.
Beneficial Loan ‘Society
noon 108. SPELKE BLDG. STAMFORD. court.
Kin-walk Agency—Km Karolina Assam n .
8 No. Main St. Third PM So. Homlk. none 14-0-7
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Asthma-r.
Y t rt 'th 1 ’ 2 ’ 5 ’ 1 . . 't the same amount each week or you can start with 25c, 506, 31-00: 52-00, 55‘0”!
°“_ can s a m c c C 0c and mcgfafiyggrofipglnore and put in the sameamolmt each week.
f, WHAT THE DIFFERENT CLUBS AMOUNT TO 1121
DECREASING CLUBS
A Very Popular Plan
stun nave $1
soc onus nits as
$1.00 om: PAYS $50
$2.00 om an . $100
$5.00 “"3 ”'5 $250
’ onus rava-
$10;.00 . ,
Norwalk Chronicler