Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 24, 1923 · page 7

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FOR ME.

The postponed anion meeting or
1 riendsbip Aw- No. 1. P. N.
(a. will hold m at the
home or Mrs. rem “mm.
1 .-l when the snnusl report: were
"cured and the election 0! om-
took place. 0
The members of the association
n- lhcred st the home of Ir; Themes
)qsirrdny “torn and canyon 6
social time an ’supper come twenty-
one of the members being present (or
,uppnr. One new member was id-
, .l’w‘d to the group at My
:qri‘lll’lg.
in the evening the election ot an.
., rs look place as follower
l‘rusident—Mrs. George Stevens.
\ ice President—Jus- Carrie Mr.
Secretary and Tressurcr—luzn
‘ :11. Raymond. '
Mnrshal—Ml‘. Dorothy Acton.
pianist—Mrs. Hurry Bartram.
(lizard—Mrs. Jennie Bradbury.
.‘lrs. Thomes presented the retir-
1 ; Nat president, Mrs. Msrle‘Pitssr.
“i"l a handsome P. N. G. Jewel. tol-
; mm; the blame. ot the meeting.
T}: 0 next meeting will be held at
r .- lo_me 0! Mrs. Barry Bartram.
\\ oiwnrd Avenue. on February 20th.

 

 

 
 
 
 

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N'llTfl 5'0me
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES

 

\l inn midareek service on Thurs-
.;.. cunln‘ this week at 1:45
0. ock the subject will be 'Baved by
Hop-u" Every comer is invited to
1‘1"g some thought about “hope"

i ll: \aluc for life. Fridny will
l. .\ richer day tor sttendnnce at the

- mug.

(in Friday evening the
l": rls lan Industrial League

Men's
will

r, lur supper In the dining room‘

..;- ill. church. All member: of the
'1 law- are invited to be present. The
l-l-n will prepare and serve the sup.
;~-l‘ llmmselves. It will be an informs]
I'lVl'UllY affair. Following ‘he mp.

{~l‘ the annual meeting of the league _

ml take place. Reports from the
, "v-rtor. and treasurer. from
p, sl-ll‘rlt and the committees will be

:31'»>'n. The officers for the new
1.” will be elected also at (his
meeting. Every member of the

:vamle should endeavor to be present.

The fiscal year of the chlch ends
“I'll Jan. Slat. The Finance Com~
r Mac has sent out letters and
pulse cards to the membership of
the church requesting on increase of
in per cent. in the pledges {or the
~r=w year to cover the neceomry en-
largement of the church budget. All
3» mice cards should be returned with
amount pledged indicated thereon this
work to Marshall E. Hoyt. 41 Bay-
:icw Avenue. The church now has
the largest number of subscribers it
he had in many years. perhap- the
largcst number it hos ever had. With
whole membership . increasing
their subscriptio by 10 per cent.
mer last year new budget will
lie about covered. it is expected. The
rhurch has had one oi its most
prosperous years. Extendve
have been made lndde and outside
the church. a new garage has been
put on the parsonage property. it debt
of {1.000 is about profiled tor. and
We three notes covering that amount
will shortly be burned in a public
mnlvc. For the second year of its
lmnry there has been no deficiency
subscription to cover current ex-
;~"f‘.'~“,‘3 culled for at the ,wmr's rnd.

Hie

Am! this has been accomplished not"

mlhstsnding the fact that one your
nzn the pew rental system was ebol-
lt'wl. “’ith the genernl and hearty
r4 ammo or the people {or [be your
l"r'.\‘ beginning a still better record
~~ be expected tor next year.

 

A \ 5' [I‘ll BIRTHDAY PARTY
A'l‘ TRINITY PARISH

 

ll‘
r211) as always been a gala occa-
-l and the one to be held tomor-
'v’w night bids {sir to be no excep-
‘:w. and plans are being made for the
c '"vrlalnment of several hundred at
Mr... delightful ’annunl turning to-
anther or the whole parish in a social
11 .y. .\'o admlmion whatever is
v'27arged. although a free-will silver
(faring is accepted at the door. An
. vrnorriinartly tine progmm has been
bwmrcri this rear. Besides. locni
'alont William C. Smith of Hartford.
‘la-x been engaged to unuse om! de-
ntal the audience with an hour or
:1. st and jolllty. magic and mystery.

If RHEUMATIB
BElilN [IN SALTS

Says 1% Must tee, Feet Dry, Kenn
Expoem, Est So Sweets.

S ay at! the damp ground. are” ex-
:osurc. keep teet dry. at no N of
a .y kind for 3 while. drink Id. at
slate-r and above all taken m
c! Jed Saluoeeuleesllytobelpm
down uric nod toxic nah.

Rheumatism h could M m
tcxlnr called m which ere gene-
rated in the howeln and m {afi-
'he blood. Ithlhemum
hing—s to alter this ndtl- m the
btcod andcsstltontlntheurlne.
pores o! the skin on that”
freeing the blood at an

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all

rill:

'Annunl Birthday Forty" at

the ,-

repoirs I

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the?!”

mutant osmrn‘ ' ‘
onus rm VI) in \. v.

mount Jun. It—mon’ Al-
13. and barrel Dakota: 14.

mung iron: their homes in this
city Minuet-he: were taken into
castes. tn Newmtorl: touchy. The
girl. too own? from their names eer-
lr led tell and were apprehended
sexual this later in Bridgeport and
returned to their homes A lew
weeks into! they disapmred for the
second time an! hsm been missing

 

 

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Newt-own: 'Jnn. :t—m town of

 

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sndmethéwboitrugglesonamll
tneometonshe beneath meetb!
dotugsllthewesb‘limh'oonmooeb
inn.» (creme
family. mus aha; who not
onlyeupportthemestvel min

tsctories. shops. storesnm all”.

mother to support. therefore db
housework beside. Thor-em the wee
men who bresk down enrly and ere
amicted with veripus torms ot temfle
weakness. Ninety-eight out of cm
100 women who um tried Lydia. E.
Pinkhsm,‘ s Vegetable 6013qu have
proved tbs: it is s. sueceutul remedy
for woman' s ills. For nearly at!
yenrs it hes hen restoring women to
health..s.nd it will pay every niling
women to try iL—Adv.

ere. mum-e totbe housewife";

but otten have so invalid tither or ‘

 

 

 

 

 

v

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$22.50 to $25 at $19.50.

suitable for halls and stnirs.

Aminster

lar‘fl3at5850.

Regular $29.50 at $23.50.

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Heavy Aminster rugs
inches. Regular $7. 50. Special $6.50.

38 pc. Dinner set $8.50

Fine quality American scmi- pomelsin—prctty floral
border—open stock pattern—service for 6 people. Regn

Velour portieres $19.50

Handsome duplex velour portieres—rose and brown
—taupe and blue and many other combinations. Regular

Scrim curtains $4. 50

Scrim curtains made with cllmy edge and hand drawn
work. Regular $6 and $6. 50. Special at $4.50.

Steamer rugs $9.50

Wonderful assortment of heavy rich quality of steam-
er rugs. Regular $12. Special at

Axminster carpets $2.50 yd-
Hnndsome patterns rich heavy Axmimster carpets

$9.50.

Special 11 yard $2.50.
rugs $6.50

— Oriental colorings, 36x70

Haviland china set: $23.50

flpiweutoffinedearwhitefisvflalldchinadecor—
nted with pretty rose spray and stippled gold handles. '

Food chopper $1.50
Mehopper, regulationfamilynizeinwellknown

.32 pc. Dinner set $3.50

American rcelain ldprintdesign—servi
for6peofle. mwafgcm. ce

MWcahnetsfléO”

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Golden savings} in ‘ ”Home ‘

manna-mic mums-Item“.
43'

fl

‘3 in the .
Anniversary 'cel'ebration.

Here are some of the special offerings from the depart-
ments catering to the needs of the home which will nfi
handsome savings WELL WORTH WHILE.

English porcelain“ set: $19. 50

English porcelain dinner sills—durable quality this
.vith beautiful floral border—open stock pattern, 100 p: e
set service for 12 people. Regular $54 at $39.50. 51 piece
set service for 6 people. Regular $27 n‘i: 51950.

Set of bowls for $350

5 piece set of; fine white chine (Recenter! bowls—tho
decoration consists of colored b' ‘

precislflJOset. 3’ 12
Jet tea pots 50c

Jet tea pots, regular size, all black fireproof pottery.
Specia'l 50c.

‘Chowder 01" oyster bowls

Impon Holland pottery
signs. Regqu 35c Special 6 for 51.50.-

Cut glass for 50¢

 

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.1"

9!

v

with sanitary top, mayonnaise sets with plate,
ml

‘

0011111ch 51 50

Combincttes or slop jars—all whi
porcelain and core: Regular, $2.? at

17 pc.’ T... sets $9.50

a,”

sets—consist of tea

saucers.” Regular 519“,

43$

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59.50. 7,

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

desirable sizes. 3

decorated with floral de-

A special assortmentconsisnngofsymp pitchers“,
bon bon trays, mar-melade jars. Regular 75c Mpg“; ~ ‘
50c

.17 “it”

Beautifully decoratedtea 5m m yellow or blue lustre
anilfi chps and

. , . Waste baskets 50c
. Fancy shapes and” designs, splendid values at 506. ,

' Bath brushes $1.50

bristle brush with long white ennui-d

pee:

Fine '
handlo$

..... Coke closets $1.30

Dureble quality white moulded tin with two m ‘
Special $1.50. 0

Carpet sweepers $1.50 ’

Allmilnlnlnhognny finished with m
brush. Rania-$265“$1.50.aso 800d

' Mali boxes 50o

Durable quality jepanned steel or aluminum anal
complete with key and paper rock 506.

Dlshpans50c

Heavy'tin dish pans of lasting quality.

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was

Wesli day culmination $1350

Ammacermnuhaayaunmhég”
andizlnggnohisrcbothtouw

Mop mhlnsfion $1.50
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