;\x xx’l‘ a new “it.” D“.
.. ym Minor mid. “I"
,z to Brother's M
g and then to Visit Asst
o‘”:
‘3
And suit-arses":
wanted D...“ We
.: chum. to have the
‘ know now. since I
,_. she'd spent all at
“is usual.
lulu, who” tailor
Int 83 North lain
. «mart all“... 0‘. "I"
“2e Mrs. umgstreyd‘s
"Mmcy Grayton'sp-you
,. r clothes they wear."
"Why dpn't you"
«.1 idea." Donnie 3‘s:
. love I will."
I O 0
=31 >l' taken my advice t.
. the Thomas Chocolate
- :1 South Main IW‘?
» \ur‘k. ' you remember.
.1 good lunches one
wort tooth. you'll like
_ and Danish pastry.
\Jpoleons. fluorouo ob-
\ lvaFU'Y with "I. "a.“
.7112: oozing temptingly
me layers. Aha crispy
. filled with biliowy
.. fll- 011. yfi‘u ‘hd d0!”-
1-2 sponge cako with rich
i :"iit‘ii. and cherries.
i with cotton. (1 think
~ 'most every body else
\ :n there are special
. 17m)” order I. lub‘un.m
"hungry times." soup.
:mui (lessen. or just a
turret to mention the
math and Jennie and
x. day before yesterday
« .w ct. meats to munch
lrrloon's hike along the
« hose suited almonds,—
sxmp specialty: Jennie
:lznd ginger. and I. my
lumnlnte covered nuts.
v-znvhly' good candy is
nu-rc-d cherries. You
, 3‘ a how good they are.—
-. of fun to watch people
:- the first time!
0 O O
ul‘lllil) with June Ferris.
.rnrday. Her parents are
i‘npc Clo for a week. so
we and her sister Roberta
llnchelor Girls' Hall. It's
v. they assuerd me. for
':.:e the Palace Delicates-
‘.~rlh Main street.
way to June's home. we
ihe store and chose just
mted for a. ready made
‘ mtoga chips. golden brown
. sliced roast Virginia ham.
l'i with a delicious dressing.
n: ‘1t‘kei and sweet gherkins.
- ‘ lrt we had raspberry pre-
nstcd crackers and the best
ummary of V
Morning News
“lurks time in enlarging
.lnst Germany. but uncal-
, is that Poincare must
‘mlsslona that M“ “tilt,
, .Ht'.
F. -. announces inability to
, - = hiltil'ed million gold marks
. payment due January 15-
Hanna McBride. active
» mun leader, arrested in
'ul'n Fcln headquarters.
N. :lr East Conference re-
w‘ked. but observers ro-
.~ his are swiftly moving to
rw‘wspllpel'fi generally re-
'flon that France is tree
:lmst Germany unhamper-
v llrilain.
Khmer meets today to
probable drastic program
: wparationl from Gaul!!!
‘orv‘c and persuasion.
lZ.-_vs esues what be my- is
F ‘ r-l in Arbucklo case and
r l: decision must be made
motion picture owners
I... have some I" a
mmmwnuv“ Dyh's
mmwshfl. Mrs. Fora
Ii! “you it oi the Palace Deli-
m?“ .l'fl'risal‘waysdrinks
My Hus-r ask in». and
Hum over to dinner
soon.“ I told Jeanne the
us to ”so; “I". ‘ '°
a ong time. but ke t
m it 08. 8". I've got to as’a
social dilly. Md with that neuritis in
ry‘r'arm. how on 1 ever going to do
my not his them to the Royal
James?" was“ Runs. "It will
mve you the home-.9: cooking and
Mus. And they have delicious din-
ners at the loyal James on Saturday
Bill“ in .1. with no cover charge.
Think of that! There is to be a dit-
iorsat orchestra now. ‘Jaca Spideu's.
Waning January s.
The or is specialising in
lunches. Juli now. for only one doi-
M I went one day. and they are Just
like a regular dinner. It you happen
to and ”minus you “to sodium
larly well. just ask the waiter and in
V“! buns you some more or it. _
“That's not a bad toes." I admitted.
:32?” give a dictum menu every
“Oh yes. indesd." laid Jeanne. “and
alter you ones so there and. try their
load at such reasonable prices. you‘ll
so every lunacy night tor supper. I'm
willing to wager. Who can resist it
when the price is only a dollar and a
halt?
"The next time I see Mrs. Good-
rich." I said. “I shall tell her about.
this. lhe has been looking for a. place
to get her meals regularly. Does the
management make any special rates
for rooms, when a person wishes to
stay a long time ?"
"Certainly." said Jeanne. “By the
week or season. There is hot and cold
water tor several rooms. They're very
comfortably and beautifully fur-
nished.
HE SOUTH NORWALK Trust
Company is a strong advo-
cats or home trading. The
only way to place the men
chan in a position ‘0 carry the as-
sortment of goods that will compare
with department stores in large cities
is to give him a volume of trade that
will enable him to properly run his
business. He wants to serve you but
cannot if you trade out or town. Spend
your money at home as your dollar
spent here will help furnish employ.
ment which enables others to spend.
You cannot tell how much your co-
operation in buying at home may
mean in the development or a greater
Norwalk.
0 0 O
rt": ‘: ES, HE WAS an unwelcome
guest. Even thl radio phone
he entered the room. It
groaned anyway. for that matter.
groaned and shrieked when
thus tor an old college triond‘to cone
to suppor.
trakxstoseemo.solha.dmm=vitahim
to supper. But there wasn't a thing
in tho pantry to eat. I told him
frankly that I would 11an Iago out
to buy something.
He went with me and we stopped at
Bkouias Brothers. 11 South Main
Street. They had some apples. pea-rs.
(gangs. and other nice looking fruit
for sale. Mt): a head at lettuce I
could make up a mi: salad
quickly and easily. I mused. I bought
the trult. oum dates and fill. and
bore them h e triumphantly. I
found some little cakes and a little
bunch of celery in the refrigerator.
The cake. were somewhat stale. but,
otherwise the supp” tasted good.
I don't natter well. however. It
was due to the delicious fresh fruits
that flkouioo Brothers can always be
depended upon to have. I'm mighty
glad I was acquainted with such a re-
llabio store. It would have been em-
barraslng otherwise. because I am an
abominable cook.
Meats and pastry mean a hot kit-
chen and lots of trouble. The next
time you feel disinclined to preparo an
elaborate dinner. buy some fruits at
Skcuios store. and the mind will be
just as nourishing and appetislng for
your supper.
0 O
‘. F WE are to have a boarder
in that west wing bedroom."
said Mrs. Smith. “it will
simply havg to be rcpaper-
‘i no walls are a sight."
I overheard the conversation and
hastened to offer assistance.
"At the Gorham Decorators. 136
Washington Street." I told her, “they
have some wallpaper in exquisite col-
orings and delicate shades. Quito mod-
erately priced. too. Or perhaps you'd
like that. popular velour finish. to a
flat wall paint. 0:- maybe you’d prefer
to have what they call "motile" tone.
It's done with the Velour finish. The
manager told me that they use De
Voe's paints and varnishes for their
work. unless otherwise specified.
That's the best you know. Gel-ham
Decorators always use the boat or
everything."
After the room was finished. Mrs.
Smith agreed with me. It looked so
pretty that the first applicant for a
room at once decided to stay.
0 O O
I ULD YOU like to hear about
how I renovated a. brown
crepe do chine dress or
mine? Perhaps you might
{it-4
get an den or two tor axing over one
or your own.
Mine was high waisted and out of
style. but not worn a bit. and of good
material. At the Textile more. I
bought some really beautiful ley
cloth and made a blouse o! it.t -
He had “01:90de two ,_
o! bathrobe cloth 1'.
That means no seams. in .
quenuy a. garment very easy make.
s s a
V3 TO!) ever noticed how
many modern seven-u like
to pick out unions. unusual
Street. would be an piano for
client the place. 013'“ 3“ love it.
once you so there. *.
There are gilt; for every occasion)
hand painted pious-ea. acuity land"
bags. dinner taro". 018V” lit“. ’1‘!!!
of china. I was fascinated with g
Chinese cigarette pipe. needs in
cheeho Slovits.
~ homunrssiishterssadm
as. prone to read dime MI and
curtain undesirable bismuth m I“
take them up to Camilla out Show
and let them choose some will! hein-
tul and educational books a one i;
place or in. othcsvs? They have the
Macmillan Juvenille Librarywaskto
be shown the "Peer" series- dome e:
the subjects are “Sky Movies". “m
Flu"? TI}””O
coin." "Thoodolo Romvflt".
in New Mexico". and others. .
I mustn‘t forget to tell you the good
news that Camilla Gift Shoppe la hav-
inga Special Sale. it started 'l‘ueso
day. and will last for two weeks. This
is to make loom for new goods. Who
will be the first one to buy a butterfly
vanity case? They're wonderful, past
description. '
"Hm
IQ.
UZANNE." said Keys to me
one morning, "that little
brother of (Dino'snonds all
(a; 3.) his time eating lollypops.
chewing gum, “-all day suckers." and
cheap gumdrops. He adores any kind
of candy. But the glue and dye in
the slut! he spends his pennies for will
injure his tender littlo oesophagus
without a doubt. Won't you some
with me to Donneliy's at it Iouth
Main Street. I want to buy a at
Natioiord' s Homemado Candy hi.“
They get it in Mali twin. a r'oek
there. Nattefsrd candles are pure and
delicious, bonbons. hard candles or
chocolate covered nuts. The, won't
hurt him a bit. "
When I went with Kayo. we {stand
that they charged only is cents for a
{1' ‘9,
She purchased some live seat choeo~
lat bars too. While we were there I
couldn‘t besist buying an m
jar of peanuts and almonds in II
Mother was sick. Dad was away.
n-r
m Arbuchls Mount.
Psderewskl is carefully guarded at
Cleveland by picked policemen and
threatening letters failed to stop
concert by famed pianist.
owners at New York Giants and
Yankees baseball clubs reveal open
breach over quesiion of conflicting
Sunday games in New York next sea.-
son.
Armed white men search for
escaped negro convict ntte'r six are
killed in race clash at Rosewood,
Florida.
LAWYERS URGE Amour: .
JUDGES BE APPOINTED
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 6.—-Appoint-
ment of two additional Judges 0! the
Superior Court and changes in the
method 0! appointing city court om-
clals were important recommenda-
ions scheduled (or presentation this
afternoon at the annual meeting
here at the State Bar Association.
Recommendation for the aditional
Judges is advocated in the report of
the committso on Judicial snail-s.
Judge Boardman. president or the
association in his annual address.
made recommendations tot; changes
in the manner of city court appoint-
manta
Novelty Gifts and Boxed
Writing, Paper
. 1-3
Calendars For .1923
Your Choice .. 15¢
The Hanu‘lton Shop
40me
Pictorial who rm -- radon! Md!
Off
\
ming it with the brown crepe do chins
cents to take home. The}! W aw~
fully good. '
MW.”
Once Friend of. Kaiser,
of
Now Runs T oy' Shop
By NBA Service
SEATTLvaAivo von Alvenaieben.
scion 0! can or the proudest families
or Prussia. who had millions a low
years ago and who was reported to be
the personal triend and agent oi! the
kaiser. today is running a little toy
store here.
After remaining in obscurity since
his release from Fort Douglas. Utah.
where he was interned, Von Alvensle-
pen suddenly made his reappearance
in Seattle and. advertised by the news-
paper stories about his spectacular
past, is doing a rushing business.
Von Alvensleben' s career rivals any-
thing in fiction. Born in a family
identified with the German nobility
since 756.131.» was brought up in the
military caste and was an omcer in the
German army.
Danes Tradition.
Be defied tradition. resigned his
commission and came to this country
in 1904. After working as a. common
laborer around Vancouver. B. C.. two
ytars. he made a "stake" and plunged
into land speculations. He made mil—
lions.
For years he was the social leader
of Vancouver. ,He had a mansion
that rivaled old world castles. He
was attended by huge retinues o! ser-
Jap Prince Appointed lieutenant
vants. He operated a whole fleet of
expensive automobile. He supported
a stable or polo ponies
ben came to the United States. but
ugly rumors (allowed him and wreck-
ed his business. The story was gener-
ally prlntod that he was slated to no
governor-general or Canada—d! the
kaiser won. And he was certainly in-
timate with the German embassy
Intel-rind Three Years. -
Von Alvensleben was interned and
kept in captivity thins years. He loot
what remained 0! his lortunc—either
through confiscation or because of unv
paid taxes.
Finally released. he had just '51
-—but he went into businoseat once
as an exporter and importer and was
successful in a modest way. -
He was still a plunger. He put his
or tire capital into a cargo or German
Christmas goods. He would have ml-
izod handsomely—wit the shipment
hadn' i been dolayetk—arriving too late
for Christmas.
Thai. resulted in his decision to en-
ter the retail trade—and he's making
a success at it. The graces which he
once displayed at the German court
are now displayed upon the humble
housewives of Seattle—and they like
it.
places for their hernias to ‘
,ihat Camilla Gift Shoppe. to Wall
“Him" to roll in in?“ with "Her”? ,
There is lilo-Ii kg?!“ Mill sir .
Tarheli‘s "1m oi 1.1.. '
halt pound and so cents tor a pound. 3
Then came the war. Von Alvensle--
Owing
Since its 0
‘ store was open
store of
greater service
Introducing+
Mr. Willis R. Thomson, formerly with
Meigs 8:. Co., who returns to Bridgeport with —.
a wealth of experience gained through several ..
)éearts’ association with Fileiles. also Jays, of -‘
as on. '
MiaLKMsddsafol-ten yesrsbu er ' '
and manager of the Garment Dept, of he ‘
Shepard Stores, of Boston
intimate knowledge of the
York markets.
These two valuable additions to Meigs a Co. will have the
cooperation of the same salesforco now so lo'yally serving you, ,
there being no changes' ill its personnel. ,.
Watch Papers for Announcement of Our 3
Big Reorganization? Sale. ’
ME Lfiid W
Whim'mafim ';
sumsrosnoess . 7
toillhealtler'WilihulH Roiiwel
of the founders and Vice Presidentd Helga &. 6,»:
from business, his redrawn
. of the firm. Mr. WillisniJ. Baird of Bridgeport
with Mslgs & 06.. and for s number of “years
been elected Vice
olficers being Mr. Frank D.« at“.
Rothweli. Secretary and Treasurer.
WillBroaden'ItsServico&Soqlo
lion almost 35 years
mils years ago
was added Meigsud a mom has has known
‘- swim plain a repu cllion that binomi-
’ parable. for the quality of its momma“
dealing with an ‘evemncrmlns clientiele.
The confidence and patronagm of a balm of friends. staunch -
and true is a constant incentive and
growth. Th‘rou h our reorgsnlntlonm we 1101:me
in we have in thepsst to em
friends and to retain old one: by renewed cfl'oris in our Wo-
- . men’ s Store. the management of which we have placed in the
competent hands of individuals whose training has been entira ‘
ly in the fields of Women' 3 Wear.
to own
a 3am“
I. Rollins“. the .
President andu‘ Mr. J E.
when the Men’s:
Women’s Store
renounced)! as a
when
lisintogrliy in
W
even
Oil? “6'!
comes with an ‘- .
best in the New
Mom: PIRATES wow.
PARIl—n'rho tuition pirate is the
latest hero. Exclusive shops and po.
lice are carrying out a drive was!
cheap dealers who copy high-priced
Rue de in. Pain models and sell them
i.s abroad as genuine.
SILENT 1’03 14 YEARS.
LOKDONJ—l'ourteon years ago a
sheet railway conductor Become an-
gry at his motor-nun. They haven't
spoken since though they'vo run “to
same car dour:
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