’ "Briefs and Person] ”
Emma Barber. 5 Maplp street
* ll expected homo Sunday
"IO Eye and Ear Informer!
she undement an operation.
' O O 0
“mm Hurley. of the New York
- «.1: Visiting his sister of 46
O O
,qrolsky's Clear and news store
Loren Saturday. Oct. 20:11. Pollsky
' a \'
Emu Anne Moneux. Betty Burke
0 I party of friends. attended the
. ”finance last evening at the
ubert Theatre at forty -fourth
New York City. 01: ”Artists
‘ Models."
' ' o o
X G. Gods is a business visitor
ow York City today.
in
. s
‘ 5 Norwalk Fish n‘nd Game Associa—
on's regular meeting will beheld
:00 P. M. Oct. 19th at Moose Hall.
w. Gorham. President-«MW
! O 3
Harold Skidd and Martin Mc-
nough motored to New Haven
t evening.
The new addition being erected by
. C. Marshall for-Mrs. C. Tove of
I O O
I Misses Ma‘rgarct Strong and Alice
row] of Van Buren avenue, are
siting friends in Stamford today.
o o D
—Harris 8.: (laps. That‘s all.
I U I
Jacob E. Josmn of Lowe street was
gvisitor in New York City yester-
,?-.. .... -....--.-. “woman... mom-
“‘1”.
O I C
it Mr. and Mrsq s. Lansing Pizrce. of
ant avenue are visiting Mr. and
rs. Peter Loring Judge of Iiaysldo
sights. Mass.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. ll. (1‘. Hector of
nion Square are entertaining Mr.
d Mrs. David Gormnn llector and
.- mily of New lochcllc
I; O O t
‘ Pol-sky's Cigar and news store
ill open Saturday. Oct. 20th. Polsky
ullding. Monroe St. adv.
. O .
Everett. Sterling is visiting i1 lends
Providence. R. I.
Misses Anne. Lenhurst. Agnes
emaino and Cecilia Cordlrm have
oturned to their 110mm; HINT visit-
; Miss Jcanne Underwood in
erryvsle. Maine.
0
a Miss Suzann; Taylor and Edwin
; lton visited in Port Cluster \cster-
. It. where they witnessed the Fire-
‘ en's Parade.
‘ r-
u -—Buy your Vict'rom at Donnelly's
:51! easy weekly payments. Store open
Ovonings until 8 p m.
: o o o
,i‘ Miss Elizabeth Shimko of Bouton
ltreet visited the museum in Bronx
pork, New York, W'ednesdny and
“uncalled the Firemen' s parade in
. rt Chester yesterday.
" i ‘ o o o .
’3 :’. Mrs. Ernest Valentine and son.
fies. have returned to their home in
‘Bridgeport after spending a few days
.u the guests of Mrs. Julia. Quintard.
'93 South Main street.
- ;..-. --—.——---- vuwnun—-‘u‘G'vmw'wvn‘——V-t‘v~<gwc»a-¢ .. -.. ..---- -
l O t I
If *Cups and soft hats, O'Bricn's.
:' _ 0 0 U
;, The Public Relations of the
gridxeport district of the Southern
ew England Telephone company
.met yesterday in Bridgeport. The
'Iocal office was represented by
manager Nuttinc. J. Ruddy. l‘lmence
”Close. Chief Operator I-‘Jézabcth
yrnes. Miss Helen Cahiil, Miss Lil-
lian Gonzales.
‘ . C .
Miss Cecilio. )lnhoney and Miss
Ii‘olen Chamberlin have taken posi-
tions with the local offiCt- of tho
fluthorn New England Telephone
"company.
I O 0'
I. -—Harrls &: Gans. That's all.
‘1 o o o
l? -7- Norbert Powell of Elmore-st ave-
- flue. has accepted a position with
.' Joseph Davis. clothicr. of “fishing-
lion street.
jf' o I o
'1 William Hogan of
' reel. son of Mr. and Mrs
. osan motored to Bridgeport.
afternoon.
South Main
I‘aniel
this
——Soft hats and caps at O'Brien's.
C O O
Polsky's Cigar and news store
ill opcn Saturday. Oct. 20th. Polsky
‘ nlldlng. Monroe ‘St. adv.
v
t
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l
!'
“Muir-fl
I O t
Joseph Moeller, electrician, has
d a store in the Mercantile
‘ uilding. on Havllond street. and
in open an electric supply store
ere within a few weeks.
— o o o _ ,
. Alexander and son of the Sec-
distrlct have rented the store in
‘ Mercantile Building recently va—
ed by the Homing furniture store
d will open a. furniture store there
bin a. few weeks.
_-—-Hs.rrls & Guns. :l'hat's all.
O
Henry Stcnton. emploved in Fall
ve~r. Mass, is spending a few
vacation at his home on Betta
.Third district.
"- O O
Dir. and Mrs. Frank Callev and
lighter of Providence. Rhode Is-
d. Mrs. Jack Gearing of Webster
at. and Miss Frances Splan of
1 -th \Iain street. motored to
-omaston. Conn. yesterday where
1 visited Miss Nora Gea'ln. a
- school teacher in that ci 3'. .
‘ O O I
-lsky's Cigar an
. open Saturday. 0c .
:Uldint Monroe St.
0 O O
“Dinny” Gearin. the dim'nutlve
. ~ er of the New York Giants, is
n [ his cousin, Jack Gearin of
‘ blister street.
l
t
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I
9:
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news store
20th. Polsky
adv.
. day.
sputter; when spread on hot toast its
’ has the largest sale and is moot pop;
Harvey Klvelson o! V‘ars. ~bury.
formerly of Beldenv avenue. to visit~
ing friends in the Second district to—
day. ,
O O 0
An anniversary mus. for John E.
O'Sulllvan. the late proprietor
The Dorian House, Will be said to-
morrow morning at 7:30 in St.
Joseph's Church. \ _
O O O
—Sa.le. next week. Camilla. Gift
shoppe. Every article reduced. Adv.
O t 0
Harold Feinsoo ot Ely avenue has
entered a law, school in New York
city.
. O O O ‘
Mr. and Mrs. M. Galbo and chllda
ren have returned to their home on
Lowe street, following a. week’s
visit with relatives in Pittsileld.
\Vhile there, “they attended the ma.
ding 0: Mr. Galbo's cousin.
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Specials. Roosters 25‘ cent; ., lb.
Fowl 35 cents lb. Milk ted Sprints
30 cents. Pldgeons 50 cents pair. 8.
Norwalk Live Poultry Market. 9
Benton St. Phone 2835. adv.
O O o
Louis Vino o: Benton street has
returned from a. into weeks' visit with
relatives in New York city.
0 O 3
Miss Edith House of Butler street
has gone to New York where she
will spend a week with relatives. ,
t O O
The marriage of Miss Virgin Car-
bo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sav-
nstano of Snowden avenue will take
place, Thursday, November 15.
0 O 0
Miss Dorothy Stair-word of Havi-
land street has taken a. position with
the Jacob's shoe company.
‘ o o o
The “'est End athletic association
will hold football practice this even-
lug. All members are asked to be
present.
0 O 0
Miss Mary \urudy of \Vcstport,
formerly 01. South Norwalh. was the
guest yesterday of Miss Margaret
Soltcs at. her home 011 Lexington
avenue.
0 O O
The various societies of the Hun.
garlan Reformed church will give a
masquerade dance in Kish's hull.
October 31.
O O o
Joseph Haddock of Sound View
avenue is having a stone wall built
around his house. Joseph Avalone
is doing the work.
0 C 0
Among: the women from Spring—
woou n . v. 11'. to Port Uhvfltvt. yes-
ti‘l‘uu). .m’ inc , “out: Here:
Mrs. Ciiun mountain. .115. J. Demi-
cola. an. and Mrs. Oscar Cinquo.
I O 0
Oscar Cinque and John Dcnicoia
of liouton street played with the
Rowayton Fife and Drum corp ut
the. i-ircmun's parade in Port Ches-
cr, yei‘stcrday.
..l 1. . .
l o O 0
Miss Lydia liovnc: of Lowe st eet
has resigned her position with the
Jacob's shoe factory.
r- B'l‘iss Margaret Colby of Cliff street
motored to Bridgeport, yesterday.
where she was the guest of rela-
lives.
0 o ‘0
Larry Bushbaun of Fourth street
and William Zargcs of Second street
wore visitors in Port Chester. yester-
. I 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Feindos of Ely
avenue have as their guests Harry
Horwitz of New Haven .
O O I
Alex Simon of Taylor avenue has
taken a position as manager of Ficn.
sod's department store on Ely ave-
nue.
O O 0
Miss Theresa La Motto of Tierney
street has resigned her position with
the Jacob's shoe company. ~
0 O 0
Miss Bchtra Baldlzar is convalesc-
More General Use of
Margarine Desirable
“'hcnevcr the subject of mun-ga-
rine is mentioned at one of «gt-hose
cozy afternoon parties at which con-
genial women discuss among them-
selves those things in which woman-
kind is interested a. lack of correct
information and divergence of opin-
ion is at; once in evidence.
One woman wlli'prououncc with
the utter finality that comes with
many years of housckeeping that
margarine is most satisfactory both
Oncthc‘table and for cooking. An-
other will report a preference for
margarine exclusively for cooking.
while another will favor it only for
the table. A fourth will ask, “Who
is it that uses margarine?" And so
it goes.
The truth is that if more margar-
ine was used it would be better for
all concerned: for margarine is a
food that carries with it its own
guarantee of wholesomeness. is de-
cidcdly economical. and in addition
can be used satisfactorily on the ts,-
blc and for every shortening pur-
pose. .
In cooking and when spread on
hot. toast or hot breads the modern
margarine gives an excellent ac-
count of itself, and those are the
tests that are supposed to try the
quality of margarine to the utmost
When placed in a. hot spider. ,mar—
garine melts smoothly and without
odor. color, appearance and taste
are all that could be desired.
The origin of the diverse opinions
about margarine lies in the fact that
during the war‘many manufacturers
of margarine sprang up who .had lit-
tle or no previous experience either
with the making of moi-gorilla: with
results that anyone could have anti-
cipated.
This 'situatioa has since corrected
itself by a natural process of sliml-
nation. Today the industry on a.
fundamentally stable bulls high
quality production. The brand that
ulsr with women is Jelks GOOD'
LUCK Margarine.
and discerned for yourself how uh:
voutageous it is for you to use, we
of
If you have not personally tried
Jelke GOOD LUCK in your home
en on
“in: from on operation performed It
the Nomi: hospital. recently.
Cash Inc.
Harry Shufelt of Cove avenue.
knee recently. Dr. Volmer attended.
t 0
Mrs. Mexfltt Dayton and Family
or Goodrow street are spending a
short time in Groton-On the Hudson
where Mrs. Dayton underwont an
operation for appendicitis.
Many attended the Thursday even-
ing prayer meeting of the East: ave-
nue Methodist church.
O O O
The Norwalk Building 00..
placed 13. J. Thomas of Osborne sve-
nue in charge 02 the building of sev-
eral new houses which are being
erected in Noroton Manor. This com-
recently disposed of three colonial
houses to New York parties.
3 0 O
E. M. Pauley New Canaan con-
tractor has started the erection of a
six room house on Fourth street for
Mr. Short. Mr. Short will occupy the
dwelling when completed.
t O 0
Andrew Aaronson of Osborne ave-
nue spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
’ O O O
Contractor Carlson ot' Raymond
terrace has the new home of. Mr.
Bloomquist at Marvin Beach roofed
in. This house will be in the hon-ls
of the masons within a week.
C a: a
Miss Lillian Lester of Lorena
street has purchased a new Ford
coupe and will shortly motor over
the Mohawk trail.
I O 0
Miss Troy a. teacher in the Fitch
school is ill with the grippe. Mrs.
Robertson is substituting for her.
0 O O
Contractor Carlson
break the g
Por‘c. ester
will shortly
und for ten houses tor
attics.
I O O
The next meeting of The Watch
Your Stitch circle will be held at the
home. of Mrs. Chas. Dunncbocko or
Til) rtiu street.
0 O O
The East. avenue Methodist chur .h
is tuning a supper \Vcdnesday even-
ing. October. the 24.
l DARIEN .
Mr. and Mrs. A. McBrlsn gave a
birthday party, in honor of tlwir son.
Norman, Saturday evening at their
home. The house was decorated with
autumn leaves Refreshments were
served and a pleasant evening on-
joyed by all. The guests were: Ar»
dalth Pulls. Julia Radford, Anna
Hackett. Beth \Vood. Mildred Alllv
tin. Alice Closry,nutl1 "Scribner. A.
M. McManue Natalie Deming Althea
Mills-s. Caroline Millet. Albert Lee.
victor Dugdaie William Routon.
Howard Austin. Louis Kirk. Bert
Kilt. Owen Craixhcud. George Wood.
ward. Benjamin Britten. Hugh Mnc~
Mamas. Mr. and Mrs. Hitt. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Fred Austin.
0 O I
The Sunday evening serviscs of
the Voroton Heights Methodist
Church are well attended each Sun-
day Meetings start at 7:30 p. in.
There are also weeklv prayer meet-
ings Rev. Brown is the pastor of
the Church.
0 O 0
Fred Austin and family and Mr.
and Mrs. \Vllllam Austin of Noroton
Heights left on “'ednesday. by mo-
John Even 01 Lincoln menu. has
taken a. position with the J. & .1.
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
snurelt fell and seriously injured his
have
- Rudesrdy-JWJI: ‘
MUM-W
hslNisHonlhsBsrchch—Fox
Vic-Jeri ill-incl:
Wolverine Hess—Pox Trot
. ‘sso sen. comm mo ammo
Tosca—E hams Is this (Facial) In Italian
Toss—0mm (Puccini In Italic:
Vim: 1am Record No. 19m
in Can't Get the Sweetie l Want—Fox
ThflmstflM—Fu'hfl
Victor lO-bch Record N‘ 19140
Haul 11mm ones A WEEK-sum wax—mom
Donnelly’s
88."
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ssslflussdflufll
commissioner '. Balsam
Taxpayers of Rowayton are to be
Non-raw to hand in and sevear
their tax lists as Tax Commissioner
olopaedlas Britisnlca.
to Sit in 'Rowayton
Monday Ni 3‘ h t to
Help Fifth and Sixth
‘Dis triéts
visit.
return abroad.
ed the trouble of going to South
to
known
The m m 0! Ila Donna.
m of- Old 3&th road will
be pleased to hssr thst shun '
covering from. I. serious' tiniest.u
0 O 0
Mrs. Clement T. Albrecht. who re-
cently moved to Rowayton from Da-
rlen has presented the Rowayton
school with a; complete set of Ency-
. O 0
Mrs. Ernest Yarrow of Rowayton
avenue. who had planned to sail
with her children {or the Near East
this month join Captain Yar-
has delayed the trip until the poring.
At that time, according a. letter re-
ceived recently from Captain Yar-
row, he will come home for a. short
Mrs. Yer-row and the child-
ren will accompany . him upon his
. Captain Yarrow. who is very well
in Rowayton.
ear East Relief asociation.
stationed in the Caucasus. where the
association cares for 23. 090 children.
is with the
New York
WAY, OCTOBER 19’
regular train,
him to take in?“
leans. who vim live-gift :Gi
hers. through his 1pm.; "1%
‘3.
re-
To Give Apples
at Blg‘ Fruit“
More than a
apples Will ... giftrun
visitors at the 1
Apple Exposi iononmmm
Grand Central I’a am
10. 'Bring a bag “vhf“
admonition of the up
agement and {horn is {1.4“
that this advice will lie {‘3‘
men’s clubs an} 35911:; '
ested in 11-0 rest 0!
nine to attcnl.
At present (- —- a...
tloipating 12-1 0-3
to the list.
015,—! a:
row. ““ ‘ F11 ' ;
‘75 r
Bic is
4 KILLED 13v Venn
‘\
FARRELL.T I
operator di- 1 g
three other fine
ed that:
8. cable Slinpq r]
of molten S'fii‘;
Of the Carnegg
Cap-
3;“!
Trot Pdmudlkm
Trot Wlihnsnsnd FEM
Roootdflml9i39 ‘ MI
TbsBsusnOrehsso-sot
Then-[inl-
lOr. for Florida. where they will
spend the winter months.
0 O t
In the Daricn Aficihodist Church
Sunday morning the members \vcru
treated to an unusually line sex-vies.
The best‘mdio set that could be
procured was installed and the mom-
bcrs and friends of the Church list-
ened to a. sermon by Bishop Wilson
of New York.
a o o ”
Mrs. Carlton Fancher and son
Maicom and Mrs. Dupree and. son of
New Canaan were entertained at
luncheon by Mrs. (‘lmrlcs Muller of
West avenue on “'ednosdzn'.
D O 0
Edward Butor has oresivd a go.-
rage on his property on \K’est sve-
une. Mr. Fred 'I‘oolzcr was the con-
tractor. .
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bitch and
daughter Gilberto. of Grzennich
visited with relatives in Don n on
Wednesday.
0 O i l
A meeting of the Finance Board
was held at the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening. The. new olsctors
were sworn in at. this meeting.
I O C
Thursday is the (tax for tho itum-
one Sale at the St lukes parish
house Noroton. men and women's
clothing household goods. and cloth-
lnr. for children “ill be ofrcrcl for
sale
0 O 0
Friends l-nve‘receivcd cards from
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siuhbc who
were rccntly married and are now
residing in Pasadena. California.
O O .
L‘llklfi‘a' Church. Norotou. held a
meeting on Monday evening Plans;
for the winter program were discus.~
St'd.
O O I . ‘
The Boy Scouts of {Non tor g ve
party on Friday evening in ha ” of‘
Norman McBrien's birthday and a;
farewell party to Howard Austin
who left for Florida on Wednesday!
0 o Q ~
Many of the summer residents 0!
Durlcn are leaving daily f‘n‘ the
warmer «limos of the Southlano
Among those who have 1 entir-
gnno nrmp‘dr. and Mrs. Frank J
l‘olv. who hay: occupied om.- of im-
Mulxzrew cottages at Collander's
Point this summer: Dr. and Mrs. B.
it. I‘. Jauvr‘m. who have been stay-
ing at a residence on Rc‘.) avenue.
l‘olinndo‘r’s Point. and Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis N. Browne of Cedar Gate
0 0.
Kenneth D. Hughes will appear at
the Regal School this evening at
.lic is but eleven years old. and
has been entertaining large tudlen-
(‘03 since the also of «hr Kenncfll‘j
l
brings his company with him which
consists of Eugeina Meyer. Ethel
Mnurchon. Joseph H. Fluxes. andl
Joseph H. Human. Jr. There will be
singing in Italian and German Tidal
etc are being sold by the acheoli
children. and proceeds will go 10-:
ward the music fund for the Royal
Svliool.
“......t...
The first high porvér radio sta-
tion in the Balkans is being erected’
near Belgrade and will be operate:i
by the Serbian government. .
A new portable machine for print. '
The §unday school teacher of St.
ing postal permit marks upon mail
automatically foods. seals. stacks
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u Nomlk, South Nomlk, East Norwalk, Westport, Stamford, Darlen, Cos cob, George- g.
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town, Black Rock and Bridgeport.
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N ORWALK, CON N.
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. 60 Beldcn A a
28 Woodward Ave, 80. Nor. St, Norwalk. 22 ChapelS
103 Cedar St. 80. Nor-walk 170 Main St, Nor-walk Ridgetleld .9 _~‘
25 my Ave, So. Norwslk 1 Cove Ave, East Harwell: Main Sires:
Corner East Ave. and Bowen St, East Harwell: 37 Lexing‘icn . S:
_ g ‘ .; Thomas Balsam will he at the Hose
Tbs-VIII"? W PP: “53*: “5mm ‘ . Company hall Rowmtm next Mon- His letter also states that recently
Mb ”ML“ m 5.,me ‘ > an? evening from 70‘ aloe; untllkthe he had‘ the pleasure of escortlnp
last trolley leaves {Or 0W3! if Senators King and Ladd “and Dr.
I
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I . .
gwmmfifmwafi"wmtmu the mm<m g ”mum The taxpayers can 3110‘? their 69- Times through the Causcasus.
“a" IO-snch mm Lobe! N.- ”3“ ... lpredation of My. Balcorn s courtesy min Yarrow has at his disposal a
“Aw-'4. a... y getting out a large representation private car. which formerly belong-
. , LIGHT VOCAL ‘ ». the wor the Finn and Sixth Taxing 1323-, ed to the Grand Duke of Russia.
.Burulll , it ,_ _ f I I I trists. . This car. which is attached to the
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DANCE RECORDS ,
. he‘ll-shins
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Del Monte Brand
SHOED HAWAIIAN
Pineapple
Del Monte Brand
sum
HONEYDEW
BRAND
PURE BERRY
Preserves
ConahOnlySomnipeBerriusndeGn-nuhtedsmr
o.1 Maine Potatoes
large Jar 23c
35c pk
W330
snags-kt that you cease to rely
be .m am.»
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‘: FreshHams.....,,,,..24c1b: VealCutlet............ 32clb. é: glu-
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:: L088 Of Spring Lamb . . 336“)- Forequ‘arters Spring go 1' $1
:3 Bread &‘Butter Pot Rst. 22c lb. .Lamb ... . . . . . . . . t . .. 20c lb. X - ii,
:2 s 11 Milk 'F- d R " '7 ' ’3‘ : sl
;,. ma. 6 casting Prim Rib. Roast . . . . . 24.32.: lb. 3; 5.; ’
II Chickens ........... 34cm. Fancy Turkeys“ é . . ‘ ' .. 45c 1b. .g.
ego . 3' L ‘ ‘ 3:2 ..
or . , . - -
o: Round Steak ... . .. 32c Rib Lamb Chops . 35c RM” Pot Rm" 206% :3.-
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,, Sirloin Steak . . . . . 34c Loin Lamb Chops _.. fill-Solid L’n Pot Roast. Be
.3: . Porterhouse Steak, 36c Lamb Stew . . . . .. 15c gliflgdgzrfiglggt’ 1%: ' toxemia? ms, in Syrup ......27o uni Relax Pure Tomato nmnurgfic if:
’: Shoulder Steak .... 16c Loin Veal Chops .. Rump Corned am When! Anne Mousse cool roar-s summons ““"""”"':E§:'
g; Hamburg Steak 18c numpofvm....;.'2q Beef 18.20.: .Wmvmnmwmixm swan mm mTwfi
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Sunlight Butter . . . . . . . . 52c lb. Smoked Shoulders . . . . . 14c lb. ‘ ’ - 7v
mucous swat Ideal Loaf (Small "
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Ideal Lon (Large “0’"
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Old-Fishioned Bea—'11 J44,
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