. umwfiim it
. O ’ 0
film of Gibson Court com-
to». police today about the
of the walks. on Clay street.
., O O
' . u-Isy your Vietrols at Donneliy's
’ ' easyweeiuy payments. Store open
until :6 p ”in.
tot class of the Roi-might. E.
will hold its Christmas party
”3 atthe home of Hrs. Clarence
‘ Obie. Concord strait.
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E
melloweet done-anew decorations.
teachers. New Policy's School.
O O O
flak Patrick. of :8 Isaac street.
ed to the police that some-
" had broken the panels on a house
robbed by him on Crescent street.
tanni- a 0:“; That’sall.
e {Tho W. C. T. U. will meet tomor-
‘ ink ‘e‘vsnl‘n; at 730 o clock with Mrs.
Thomas Longstaff. at her home, 36
ltsvens moot.
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--nirect from two weeks' run at the
Strand. New York. "Skin Deep.” To-
mi tomorrow and Saturday at the
to‘ Theatre. . .
The South Norwalh Club will start
[to whist tournament this evening in
tile club rooms in Washington street,
and a large number of the members
, are expected to participate.
' O O
‘_ F—Olir list day of 1»: off bale will
be Saturday. ’ . . .
.: The annual meeting of the First
. Hoptist church which was scheduled
" his. last night was postponed until
flint Wednesday night because of the
”stormy weather.
. .
O C
' -—Full line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kohn.
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Mr. and _Mrs. Walter Johnson have
a visitor at their home. it being
Walter Woodall Johnson, who arrived
on Sunday. New Year's Eve. Mrs.
' Johnson was formally Miss Gertrude
Albertson. Mother and son are doing
nicely.
O O C
-—-First Connecticut showing of
“Skin Deep" at the Rialto Theatre.
today. Friday and Saturday. Three
showings daily at 2:16. 7 and 8: 45
oclock.
O O O
-—A story that puts melodrama on
a new level—"Skin Deep." Opens to-
day at the Rialto Theatre. Continued
tomorrow and Saturday.
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Girl Scouts of Norawlk‘ this after-
noon are holding a Arse” assembly
at the NM Nearly two
hundred members of the organisation
are attending the assembly, a new
feature of the curriculum of the Girl
Scouts of Norwalk.
0 O O
——The photo lay endorsed by Ameri-
can Legion coders—"Skin Deep”—
showing today. Friday and Saturday
at the Rislto Theatre.
O O O
The Y. Li. P. Association will be en-
tertained on Saturday evening at the
home of Mr. and'ers. C. D. Albrecht.
Raymond street. The constitution calls
for the annual election of officers to be
held at the January meeting. H. W.
Wilson is chairman of the nominating
committee. The entertainment corn-
out of the ordinary p for Satur-
day evening. and all members are in-
vited to attend.
‘ freese to death."
mittee has prepared an interesting and
A Complete Assortment of
UNDERWEAR
For Men, Women and Children at
_E.K.BANKS’
DIV ooooe s‘rons ‘
{Under “Male Hotel
‘ 4647 Woot'Washlngton street
' some NORWALK.
/
.,
HOT WATER BOTTLES,
Samuel F Hillard and son Dr. Jo-
seph J. Millard left this morning to
attend the funeral of their nephew
mv sonata, ' d n.
twilird of Brooklyn, N. T. Attemey
Hillard was a miner resident of
Woodmont Conn, and a frequent
visitor in Norwalk.
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~Fuil line. of auto acces‘sories.
Aaron Kohl:- , . ,
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Joint installation of new officers of
Buckingham Post. No. 12. G. A. 3..
and Buckingham Women's Relief
rps. No. 80. is being held this after-
n' n .in Red Men'rhail 35 Main
street. special features are being
carried out in connection with the in-
stailation.
-—21c a day for ten monthspays
for a Hoover cleaner at Donnelly’s.
Free demonstration.
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It was “doctors' night" at the
South Norwaik Club. last evening.
when despite the storm. there was a
good attendance present to start of!
the first of the regular week card
nights. Dr. E., H. Jones won first
prize while Dr. H. E. Bates won the
"booby" prize. The weather kept
the opening night from being as suc-
cessful as planned
0
—Harris &. Gans. That’s alL'
O O O .
A cockerai of the barred Plymouth
Rock class, owned by Dr. Robert E.
Perdue. of West avenue, won first
prize yesterday at the Boston Poultry
show. one of the largest exhibitions
of poultry ever gathered under one
roof in the East. In addition. Dr.
Perdue's birds also won first hen.
third hen and fourth cockcral of the
same class.
I
—A free lecture on Christian Sci-
ence. Regent Theatre, Sunday. Jan. 7,
at 3 p. in.
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Considerable excitement was caused
in the Keeier Building, shortly after
noon today, when one of the tenants
of the building detected a strong odor
of smoke in the cotidor on the sec-
ond floor. Mr. Keeler notified the
fire department by telephone. and
Chief Bogus-due responded in his car.
After considerable searching through-
out the building. it was found that
some one had been‘burning paper in
the rear of the block.
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—Harris & Gans. That's All
I O .0
——A free‘ lecture on Christian Sci-
ence. Regent Theatre, Sunday. Jan. 7
at a p. m.
0
our; use I pauses;
O O
eonod- qu,
‘Wmm W963“
cot a dog the had Mela
store.
being “a big dog, and he’s so cold.-
Ail he has on on aAda’y like thidis a
narrow collar. The poor thing will
Homer. the dog
after having been warmed and fed.
soon repaid the hospitality by
turned out in the cold, where it was
apprehended by Patrolman Frank V.
Raymond and brought to police head-
quarters. there to be turned over to
the dog was-den.
Too Late ....- Classification.
WANTED—Clerk, bright, active
young woman. must write plainly.
Good opportunity. State age, experi-
ence. it any, wages desired and tele-
phone connection. Address P. O.
Drawn-.0, Nor-walk.
WANTED—Clerk. bright. active
young man. must write plainly.
Good opportunity. State age, experi-
ence. if any. wages desired and tele-
phone connection. Address P. 0.
Drawer 0. Norwalk.
WANTED-Production clerk, good
opportunity. Must be active. Give
age, experience, reference. wages de-
sired and telephone connections. Ad-
dress P. 0. Drawer 0. Norwaik. .
TO LET—Modern 6 room house.
Available February 1st. Very desir-
able location. Rent 360. Furniture for
sale. Don B. McCloud. 171 Main St.
WANTED—Special low price induce-
ments to the first 25 girls to learn
dancing with refined gentlemen. New
Polley‘s School newest denoes.- new
gmrations and new teachers. Phone
~ held tomorrow evening.
morning from a clerk in one of. m . .
iii"-
Thef dorms describhd s'sv
throwing a fit in the store and was ‘
Socle t‘. on
Aid is! o
E. church was“ held yesterday after:
noon. despite the storm.
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hire. May Gaucher; of Bette Place.
isill atherhomo.‘ "
K‘ O O \
mu Marguerite Jones. of Reynolds
street. has resigned hoi' position W“
the Young 8st WY; V;
The regular meeting of the choir
of Christ church for rehearsal will be
0 CE.“
Place. is to entertain the member: of,
the Woman's
church at her home this alteration. .
. ..
3.1- The Friendship Ellie Class of the
oyster supper at the
day evening. to which
o'clock. Following the. supper. _.
monthly business meeting 'of‘ the class
will be held. , ‘
“‘ 0 .q 0
Following e
for severhl we
ribs; which he sustained
against a gasoline? ou’gfle.
work on the pamper of the P. San-
ford Ross Company.» ‘A. Roman; of.
Jersey City. who is stopping at tho“
Hotel Clifford was able to sit up yes.
terday for the first time. and it is ex-
pected that he will be removed to his
horn} shortly.
O O l
The storm of yesterday afternoon
and last night. caused considerable
tie up in crane in the Third District
early this morning. The snow ploughs
of the Connecticut company were
kept going on the local trolley tracks.
so there would be no delay in the
trolley service. The bridge was being
cleaned of snow by a gang of men
early this morning. so that the walk-
ing here was much better than on
many streets. .
Damon
' c. n. scenels .of buoy avenue. is
much improved me: his recent ill-
with two fractured1
in a fail"
t-..,
w’w-h
R CHOW; Sinks-on has left the
. 7 .. , tho Dorian Review. Her
Mia's: Elihu? We. of Mansfield
avenue was taken sick with the
some}; fever. last Saturday. at her
homes: .. .
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Miss hiabcl DeCourcey of Brooklyn
spent the week-end at the home of
her brother. Frillk DeCourcey of
So it t’yenue‘. ; _
“O- ‘ o’ - ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. P R f 01- Brook-
side avenue spent New car‘s Day in
Brooklyn. the guest of relatives.
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Kenneth Godfrey has returned to
his studies at Dartmouth College. ark,
er spending the holidays with his
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Godfrey. of the
Post Road.
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Professor Paul Horn. of Syracuse
University. who spent the holidays
.with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehouse.
of Prospect avenue. has returned to
the college.
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The annual meeting of tho‘Congre-
gational church was hdld last evening
in the churcb.~ A. goodly number at-
tended the meeting. Reports were
read,- oilcers elected. and several mat-
ters of importance discussed.
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4
is the teacher of the first grade at the
Boyle school. is ill at her home. She
was taken ill with a severe cold econ
titer Christmas. and she has been
nnned to her home since then. with
Jacobi."
M’s. .Semuei A. Kelley. of 80st! '
Animist-r. i6! ‘3be 0
their» his belt- '
w'hiie at ’7
Miss Thompson. of Stamford. who -
war of -
bridk' level, tid‘wldcnins the road.”
nest Avenue BLE. church will holdan '5
church on Fri- ?“ *
members and ;,
. .
fine Rev. H. N. nutshell. pastor of
St. Luke I Episcopab; church ot’ltloro-
tonénlft fimemm’ for?
cation ‘
Dumbeli and Mrs. H. N Dumbo”. Jr..
accompanie their {other as far as
Charlotte. . .Vae where the? rim- be
:I".
m. Dumbell willspend hlsyw'ayadatlon
at, Gringo .Springs.-lFiorida. During
his absence. the Rev.‘ Alexander Harri
ilton’ of Norwalk will Udeliver the
sermon at a service to be held each
Sunday at 10:80 a. in.
O D
- "Women' a legal rights in Connecti-
cut and coming issues of interest to
women" is the title of a lecture to be
given at. the next regular meeting of
th local branch of the Connecticut
League of- Women voters. It was
announced thatthis lecture would he
held at the home of Mrs. Robert
Struthero. but on account of her re.
cent bereavement. the meeting will
take place on Friday afternoon in the
clubrocms of the mouse of the Pres-
byterian church on the Post Road,
Noroton.
The weekly meeting got/Troop 2.
Rowdyton Boy Scouts. will be held
this evening in the Rownytnn school.
C
Mr. and Mrs; Dwight Smith_ of
Norwnilt have rented the bungalow
can place.
,
Earle P. Stevens. who recently re-
turned from a. South American cruise.
spent the holidays with his family. in
McKinley place.‘
o
O
., a
Mr. and Hrs. P. .M. Needle and fans.
ily have" returned'tn their home, in
McKinley place, after a visit with rel.
atives in New Jersey. ‘
‘ ‘ 1’
Miss Emma Cushman of Logan
place has resumed her duties in the
offing
Power Company. after s. week's ill-
ness with the grip.
NEW LINGERIE.-
\ '.
lingerie is in ... figured pompadour
n it is bound in plain silk. the pm
cminatlng shade of the garment _
e sou-m we erase:
DEW
mfimmmnm’s
Q the mwmappmmed. audthe
gleam! Rehearsal.
”rem
inithe; South. Rik Edith'
the ghost of friends for neural weeks.
owned by Mrs. Chm-lee Briggs, in 1.0-
of the Connecticut Light and.
some of the ......" flame silk-
Pattern instead «is a plain color Ott- 3
Mat for Page a: Show. Park or;
, The Glee
cluisin their‘negnoesngsaswell as
, warmly applaudedgr
.16; Soul”
Hummus}! hm
aseqeiesss’seeeeeeoes
The nest Chord! .......,. Sullivan
“rum“... eseae-e-Jb-neeeees Huhn
.' Glee club.
We“ .......- ..... ....Delibep
'Berssrlleri" Eilenberg
‘ Mandolin club.
Part2.
"8wingAlong” ......‘.........
“Stallion film 0 Delta to Tell"
Hayden
it
Cook
sees-eessee si‘w'fiwoowlsss-e
Glee chili:
Varsity Dance Orchednr-Sel
Varsity quartet—Selected.
: George'! is ill at maximums with
opohitis
of United Suites cotton for Lancashire
mills.
fifirytothelnnm officially danicsro-
toItalianPrlncess.
Vanderth Whitney in defense of mil-
Broadway gutting girl and can
_ bounces acceptance of resignation
~high oticials carefully guard results
Victoria. slot-fir of King
.. pulmonary congestion;
m 9“! lo stimohts
' Wu
cotton owing to prospective shortage
mu Stanfordham. private seer-e
ported bathrotimd of Prince of Wales
New York Supreme Court sunains
charges of fraud brought by Cornelius
lion dollar'brench of promise action
started by Even Burrowes Fontaine.
not:
‘rosn-
me her marriage annulment
Just the moment you a I
Sunfish” to an itching, DD Y Mimic
‘ (out skin, the itchin at s
healingbeslns, can a g 0,. "m
013“ Thu lehur
mode into a pleasant cold crea .
such a quick relief.
eczema, that nothing has em
round to take its place.
Because of ibgerm destroxin:
parties. it uicitly subdues the iln‘
cools the irritation and Deals
sems. right up, ieav ing a clear
skin in place of ugly
pimples d: roughness.
You do not have to wall. for -.
provement.
burning or bro.
noted skin gm
FTC partition,
F" ‘l‘es
lien;
bfien
8\ en to
pro.
ARE:
e or
strong}.
eruption: .....h
3.
..nl
It quickly show. :0:
got a little Jar of Bowie: My
Bnlphm- at any drug store. — A: x
Sterling Adair.
Hembers of the famous Baltimore
Orioles will act as pail-bearers at fun-
oral, in Brooklyn. of William. 3. Reel-
ersalvation Army in New York an-
Troop A. Boy Scouts.
their weekly meetings at ll . l -
school on Concord street.
tug.
\
hogan
C9111
Elfin.
IN; 'l
this
x
‘
from Captain Rheba Crawford long a
worker along Broadway.
Society and club women in New
York hiss President Harding's name
when he declined to meet delegation
from Molly Pitcher club supporting
repeal of Prohibition amendment.
‘ United States Department
‘ mm mt it ' ‘n m M“, 2 lbs ....... 25C
mending Victory notes in advance at
the maturity date May 30. Whitakose Oatmeal
L. Hamilton McCormick. at Chico Out to ----------- 100 pkg
8'0. declares that his son. Allister Ho- '
Cormick.’ has no intention of marry. 1301', 8081), 3 bars - 20¢
ing Harp Iangdon Baker. society girl. Tom mu, 7 rolls ..... 25c
Ambassador Harvey spends several
hours at White House obviously in din
cussion of reparations problem. but
of conferences. . .
Death in Washington of Mrs. Alex»
ander Graham Bell. at. widow of inst
ventor of telephone.
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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
2! Cottage St., East NorwaIk
A. STULL
. .
“Spanish Dance" .. ... .. . Maxim-slid
“Basics of the Skeletons" . . . . . . Allen
- Mandolin club.
"Ma Lindy Lou” .i. ... . . . Btricklrni
"Heav'n" ........r..;.. Burleign
Glee club.
"Arrest Me"—- _
With apologies to the Greenwich
Village Follies. who oweéapsloglcs
to 0 Henry. -
Medley of Brown Songs;
“Alma Rater”. . . . . .J’.gA. DeWolfHG
Combined clubs.
The step in this city bf
ese mulli-1
cal organisations is the mud on the 7 -
v—_r.
\THE TEXTILE STORE
ALI. WOOL HEAVY
. COATING ‘
'56’ in. wide, $1.75 to $3.75 yd.
136 Washmgto‘ A Street
.... So. Norwalk.
first tour of the moon. the:- Brown
Musical dub. hiking mm during
9/59 ‘31"
51-58 80. Mail! CL
33.0%
“an.
50. Norwaik
theyear. Fromfhio;
ing. at; which time. f
cert. they will play 7 ,_
second that or Dr 'Feltl also 7 .
made after Easter, and will bd‘ rough
the Western States The members of.
these clubs are fine. clean cut boys.
and their pregram was well worth the
attending.
'i INTERWOVEN'
PIGGLY WIGGLY
some 2:03qu
Store
Half Hose
Lisle .............. 40c
Silk 75c and $125-
cashmere 75c
{Silk and Wool. $141.50
lBesthGé..infsde¥
e
hi
GAS ,STOVES
hateful-e. Often eye-trainer
defectivevisieii exists when PROP.
aunts-1m GLASSES would
‘reetifyit warrioreyetrcubles-
toonewboisequippedtocarefor
t“trout waninineveryparncnlsrl de-
and
,. I'lEATERS
The Connecticut Light
Do Y Kn the _J of and Power Co.
on ow oy
Perfect Vision? . , ~~ “7 Wm 5"
So much enjoyment and actual
health is dependent on GOOD. EYE-
srcartsatoneshoeuelveitme - Am-
}Shapiro Bros.
m STORE
Something for
D
l
Everybody in the Family.
so uoawsnx. com
laments ' eras swam
.----pl!’ "'
_ 7 9e: m'ront liter-lugs com-
W for the investor
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