Evening sentinel, Friday, November 23, 1923 · page 4

 

 
 

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In. Joseph Fol'dlcz, who was ii:-

' In. a. recent automobile occi-
mt. has returned to her home on
no avenue from the Norynlk bozo

O O O
‘Announcemcnt . has been made
the marriage or Miss Ella. Hor-
. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
ore Horwath of Ely avenue and
lace Arnold. son of Mr. and Mrs.
gmArnold of Wilson Point road. will
flake place. next Wednesday.

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. A;mory, Sat. night.
e s 5
Miss Helen and Miss Florence

of Van Burch avenue and

A. uh Alice Timon: of Chestnut street
‘ were guests at a. dinner party given
Redwood place, West HaVcn inst

' ight.
O
V' - The Springwood Athletic assoc‘ia.

.1th will give a dance in Kish‘s hall.
limorrow night.

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. -e—ankethell. A;mory, Sat. night. . . .
‘ .LLL-Ad -—Donnelly's. Xmas cards now on
3‘ 2'“ sale.-—-Adv.

W. Frank Fedivcr at Lexington ave» . . .

Jane has opened a restaurant on that Mr. and Mrs. Wilson G. Beliou

' . nut-eel.

Jtmos Kelly of Larson street has
resigned his position with the Jacobs

. .Jhoe company.
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“H“...Auto springs. Tilly's.—Adv.

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. Thomas Blfano of Ely avenue and
Mph Esposito of Laura. street were
resent visitors in Bridgeport where

they were the guests of relatiVes.
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Andrew Svcckcly of New York

city was the guest of friends in
Springwood, yesterday.
O O O '
--Latest player piano rolls on

sale at the Studwcll I’lano Co.--Adv.
O O O
Miss Julia Klsh of chington ave-
nue motored to Bridgeport. yester-
day. Where the was the guest of re-
latives.

O O O .
Miss Elizabeth Siliniko of Boulon
street was the recent gut-st of friends
in W'cstport.

O O O
, -—-Laicst player piano rolls on
sale at the Studwoll Piano Co.—-Adv.
e e e / ,
John Ilaclik or Bouton street on-
.ioycd a fishing trip yesterday.
O O
Angelo Bifano of 127 Ely aVenuo
has purcham‘d a. six— family house on

~ Wooduard aVcnuc. The sale was . . .
made through the T. H. Canty .V; -—-Unusual assortment of Christ-
compnny. mas cards. now on sale. Camilla

e e e Gift Shoppe—Adv.
--Lntost player piano rolls on e e e

 

Idle at the Studweil Plano Co.—Adv.
O O O
Andrew Daticllio of 14 Meadow
street was a recent visitor in Siam-
ford.

 

O O O
M. Balbo is ill at his home in 32
Lowe street with an attack of tho

 

in I. 0. O. F. hall. So.
Wednesday. Nov.
Nov. 24.
Saturday night. Fancy work. aprons

putt—Adv.

spend the week-end at his parental
home.

0. F. bld‘.-'Adv.

and Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Frec-

hut of Brandon. \'e.,

friends in the first district.
O O O

rm and Celia Shliepslty motored to
Stamford Thursday.

and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mitchell will

Boston.
tend the wedding of Miss Dorothy
Psrkhurst
Browne
Saturday afternoon.
formerly of this city. is Mrs. Gel-

V'lsltor in New York \Vedncsday.
O

Bennett, Alice
Gilc.
Hines left this afternoon by motor
for Cambridge. Mass“ '
will attend the Yale Harvard foot~
ball game tomorrow afternoon.
party will spcnd the week-and with
Miss Diana \Vinsow of that city.

dale. N. H..
Gilbert. Fitzgerald
Louise and Hester.

. .—Caps and Huts-O'Bricn's-Adv.
City and Brooklyn today on business.

Richards of Newtown avenue. were
visitors in Bridgeport yesterday.

of Poughkeepsic. N. Y.. are visiting
Mr.

East avenue over the week-0nd.
O

berry Hill. is ill at her home.

H. Jscoby was s. business visitor
in New York City Wednesday.
O O O

Richard Tlmmonl. of the Hill Top
Inn. East “fall street. has accepted
a position in the office cf the Dodge
Brothers display rooms in “fast ave-

nus.
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—'1‘hoOdd Movrs’ll‘alr

 

Main St.
31. to Saturday,
inclusive. Cafeteria supper

and home-made cake for sale. Adm.
15o including dancing and door

The Junior Hadassah will hold its
annual dance. December 4. at the
Elks' hall in South Main street. The
Monterey Club orchestra will fur-
nish the music.

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Ray Morrison of Harstom's Pro,
paratory school. left this afternoon
for Middletown. N. Y.. where he will

—To have that parlor suite up-
holstered call Berstrom. new I. 0.

Mr. and Mrs.

—O O
Jackson McNahb.

are visiting

Misses Frances Epstein. Jay Jos-

eave on the Midnight Express for
Moss. Vvhere<they will at-

and \Villiam Arthur
which will be performed
Miss I' arkhurst,

ow's sister.
O O O

J. M. Lockhardt was a business

-———Hais and Caps—Obl'icn'h—Adv.
O O O

Misses Edna Hunter. Barbara
Leonard and Alfred
Jack Lorrell and James E.

whore they.

b

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e e

Mildred Truman. of Lyons—
is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
and daughters.

O
Miss

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Conrad Staples is in New York

0 e e
Misses May Lewis and Dorothy

Mr. and Mrs. Barry C. Caldwell

and Mrs. Albert J. Crosby of

Miss Ellen Daugherty of Straw-

. e e
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Bernard of

grippc.
O O O

--Eyes examined and glasses fit-

ted. n. A. Benedict. jeweler.
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r J. Gyurscak of Bouton street has

 

 

East Rocks Road. are having a. gar-
age built to their house.

O O O
Lulu Peters. of Broad River. on—
tertained a number of friends from
Bridgeport and Nor-walk at her

home last evening. Danclngsnd
gs’rnes held sway continually duh
in: the evening
freshments of cake and ice cream
were enjoyed. Prclent were: Hi."
Lydia'Blalr. Catherine Smith. Helen
Carter. Gloria. me». Antoinette
NeWell. Pansy Wilson and Robert
Ainslee. Henry Simone. Everett
Davies. .lr., Kenneth Coles. Lyman
Tootley and Durell Davids.

O O ,O
- MI. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Hubert
and Mr. and Mrs. King Ce Thofpson
of Clarksburg. Pa. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Olcott and family
Miss Patricia Benton is week-end-
ing in New Rochelle. at the home of
Miss- Winifred Bryan.
O
Mrs. Evsndor Pratt and Mrs.
Atrlck Knight motored to Bridge-l
port yesterday on a. shopping trip.

0 e e

John C. Wyatt. of Williston. 116..
is spending several weeks as s. guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bracken of
Union Park.

e e e

Miss Estelle Adams will leave to-
night for a week-end visit with Mr.
and Mrs. David Wells of Harrington,
N. Y.

Samuel Hatch. of Bronx. N. Y..
was a. business visitor in the first
district yesterday afternoon.

O O O

Miss Mabel West. of Riverside
aVenuc. is Visiting Miss Laura. Brand-
ages of Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn.
N.Y

lillsscsl~ Pauline Davis and Helen
M. Tultlc of Van Burcn avenue. are
spending the week-end in New York
City. at the Hotel Kansas.
O O O
Miss Florence Warzcnskl. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Warzen.
skl of 19 Morris street. and Louis
J. Vcncziu. son or Mrs. Jennie Vene-
zin. of 56 Meadow street. were mar-
ried on August 21 last. in this city.
The marriage was kept quiet by the
couple until a few days ago.
. e e e
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B. Lippson and
daughter. lr‘ranccs have moved from
Osborn uV't-nuo into their new home
in \Viison avenue. Bridgeport where

Mr. Lippinson is manager of the
A. & l’.
O O O
O O O
Pride of lfncas Council. Daugh-

ters of Pocahontas, held a meeting

last night in Red Men's hall on
\Vellsllillglon street The degree team
from Danbury was present. and

worked the degree on several candi-
llzltcs. Members of near-by councils

attended.

l-‘ncas Tribe's l'inochlo
mnnt will start tonight.
iuins will be elected for
teams.

Tourn-l—
and cap-
the two

? O O O
Authur \‘l’. Gcrllc of Gregory
boulcVnrd enjoyed a. days Vacation
yesterday and spent the day hunt-
ing in the woods near Normlk.
’ O O O
J. Kory and son. local milk decl-
are. are. erecting a. fourcar garage
in the rear of their residence at 29
Washington street. The building
will be of hollow tile. The roof is

being put on at the present time.
O O O

O O O
Tho fire ball at the Central Fire
station was tolled yesterday after-
noon nt the time of file funeral of
one of the former members of the
company. Mr. Edward K. Banks.

O O O
Mrs. Lconnrd C. ‘rrell has re-
turned to her home in. Stamford aft-
ll‘ a brief Visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Edison '1‘. Harris of 15 Toy-
lor avenue.

 

O O O
A number of local young people.

 

purchased a new Dodge automobile.
. O O O

The house on Summitt avenue.
yhich Joseph Vital of Podmoro
street is erecting will be completed,
by December 1. i

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O O O
-—l‘ire Sale! Watch and wait for
date. Gottlieb's. 13 8. Main St.—-Adv

O O O
The Girl's Junior society of tin
Hungarian Reformed church held
its regular monthly meeting luv
night.

Paul Hrizlna of Deerileld strce:
has sold his mill: route to J. Gyul's-
cell of Bouton street.

O O

--Mu.rtil a; Cans. That's an.

O O O

.Miss Evangeline Grant of East

avenue. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Los-

, lie Bttrr and daughter. Cornelia. oi

' New York City. over the,)week-end.
“ " e e e

Miss Mary Heafy entertained
nbout 80 friends Wednesday evening
fit her home on Springhill avenue.

“ “use affair was in celebration of her
J‘y anniversary. A buffet
oheon was served. games and,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-gm were enjoyed and a delight-

opening spent. Guests were
" , from Bridgeport. Stamford.
lion Ind Norwslir.

'V's—Vflsrrll a Guns. :That'l in.

“up Delta. Melvin Cohen and

of Manuroneek. N. Y..
last evening with friends in the
“riot.

- O O O
"M Mrs. James E. Smiley and '
Ethel and Bars. of Con-
venue. left this afternoon
, City. Fla" where they will
~ Bailey's brother. Milton
They will make u

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Vim O! Donnelly'e
'- mes. lore open
= I p. m.

Cutlass-land and Leona -
9! New Haven. motored
Mot yesterday and
with .Edward R. Grant.

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tender the performonce or Poll?
Palace theater. _ ,.

ing. it was voted
on every Monday hi: and a gen-
eril business In ting on the last
Monday in such month.“ “ A

all... Yobbagy. of :2 Lowe street,
South Norwallr, has purchased a
touring car. _
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Hansen" 8. Hansen. of South Ndr.
Wall: have purchased a new auto
truck.

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Thanksgiving day at high noon at
the Congregational church to Wil-
liam Weetlln of Westport. The Rev.
Horace Day will omclate. William
F. Westlin is the son of Mr. Ind Mrs.

estate. Mr. Andrew‘ Westlln ~‘wss a
volunteer in the 55th Battery Gout
Artillery during the World war. The
honeymoon will be in Atlantic City.
On their return they will reside in
Bridgeport.
O O O
Wilford G. Lewis. third select-
man. has a. gang of men putting a.
concrete curbing around the Nash
property in King street.
O O O
The second of the series of enter-
tainments at the "Y" was extended
by over 200 persons. Miss Estes and
her two able assistants gave several
very humorous and clever impel--

sanctions.

A motion picture in the “Y" audi-
torium will be arranged fir next
Monday afternoon and evening. The
performance will be a matinee for
school children and will be given at
4 o'clock. The evening performance
will be seven-thirty. The title of
the picture is ‘Timothy‘s Quest."

,' . e e e
Owen Feeney. caretaker of the
New Fire House. went to Boboken
today where he will enter a. hospital
for a slight operation. During Mr.
Feeney's absence the fire house will
be in charge of Fire Chief Dunni-
gan. captain Harold Baker of, the
Pioneers. and Captain Herbert Welsh
of the Compo‘Englno company.

O O O

The Town Court was called in see:
lion yesterday morning with Judge
Godillot on the bench. The cases cf
the men arrested in the raids made
by the state Police recently came up
Edward Bradley acted as
prosecutor and Harry R. Sherwood
was the attorney for the defense.
Joseph Carusono was fined $75 for
having punch boards in his fruit
store. Frank Covino pleaded guilty
to having liquor in his possession
and was fined $100 and costs
amounting to 822.27. William Frow-
ley also pleaded guilty and received
the same 8100 and costs of 836.27.
whib the waiter at Miramsr Inn was
fined $125 and costs. $25.27. Ser—
geant Carroll represented the State
in court yesterday.
O O O
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Penncii and
their son. Arthur Pcnneli. motored
to Hartford Sunday to spend the day

with relatives:

The Bauer to have been given by

to Bridgeport lust evening and st-

At‘aspectal «meetingof. theBouth»
Nor-walk Boat Club hellish; it‘s-en: "
hold immficting»

Miss Agnes Neil of 218 Miiplewooo '
avenue. Bridgeport. will be merriedg

Andrew Wosiln of the Arnold Schleet '

 
 

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See the
Club Vlcu'ols
At Our Store.

 

evening of Nov. and.
O O 1
Additional chairs are being arrang-
ed in the “Y" Gymnasium today in
anticipation of o larger crowd than
usual st the basketball game tonight.
between the Compo Life Guards and
the Alpines. There will be dancing
after the games.
° O O O
Mrs. Mary Post or Greens Forms.
entertsined the members of the
Greens V Farms Congregational
church Ladies Aid Society. st dinner
last evening.
e e e .
Joseph McGill and son have a
large ' Oil burner in. the Nowell:
Bowling Alley on lease street. Nor-

wal k.

Mrs. Sellcck Warren of Washing-
ton street is spending a week in New
York.
‘ ‘ O’ O O
Members of the ' Current Events
club motored to South Nor-walk ye.-
ierdsy and held their meeting at the
home of Mrs. Lernbert Moluthropo.
at 49 Bayvlcw avenue.

O O O
The Westport Chspter of The Am-
erican Red Cross work rooms were
open all day to day. The work com-v
rnlttco report several spools for
clothing. which have been supplied
to those in need.

 

the Junior Class of the Staples high
school has becnpostponed until the

143 Washington Street
South Norwalk

Phone 3213

 

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The lsdlos of the Saugatuck Con-

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New York Markets

55. Main Street
Norwslk

Phone 2838

 

Special low prices

Big Sale on Best Quality Meats

on best quality meats

again this Week. Don’t miss this opportun-
ity to ‘save money On your week-end wants
in our line. Read our ad. See our window
display, and you Will surely buy here.

 

Special Low Prices
Lean Fresh Shoulders

Sperry & Barnes Link

. Small Lea‘n Fresh Pork to Roast . . . . Ni: ii).

Fresh Hams, 8 to 10 lbs. aver. . .
HomcMadeSausage

Sperry & Barnes Bag Sausage -. .
LeanFreshSpareRibs l5clb.

on Fresh Products

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13cm.-
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24c“).
..’.. 2531b-
..,..‘28clb.

Sausage.

 

Extra Native Veal

Veal outlets 3501b.
LoinVesl'Ghops 3201b.
BlbYealO‘hops 26min-
BumchaltoBom. .20olb.
Shoulder ofVeslBoastllié‘i' lb.
Solid Veal for Stew, 25a 1!)
VBreas‘tofVeal ......«15olb

Extra Heavy Beef

 

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‘Lsmbsuw ......_....15elb.
Bonelessimnpcorned

LesnPIsteOornedBeef'Iolb
Specials Leander-nod Beef
gpgrgflmm 860i!»- Bones»..........16olb

=Geriutimi’Spring
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ORDER OF

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TRUST COMPANY

So. Norwalk. Conn.

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No 326
SO. NORWALK, CONN. Today 1923
K.

Victor Dealer $1. 00

DOLLARS

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CLUB PLAN .

o extras.

“Victrola Homes Are Happiest” ’

DONNELLY’S

16 South Main Street

. PHONE 105

Complete Victrols

HD'IC) V’IOHJXDIA HBO NIOI‘

Hoe 011 Display
This \(onLh.

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gregational church are gl ng a real
Thanksgiving dinner in the church
parlors this eVening. The chic: at-
traction of the dinner is to be roost
turkey. and there will be other good
things such as only the New England
housewife can prepare.

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The condition of Mathew Galbo.
who has been ill at his home on Fort
Point street is reported as showing
much improvement.

WOol Hosiery

Women' s Seamless Ribbed Wool

Miami's. 1
and Wool l ked

Mme... ‘f‘ff...?.’.“‘°“’°“

- 'l Wool Sport Hose, fancy stri ”to ..... :.,

Camel. Heather and Oxford. Fed” p5,

Boys’ Heavy Cotton and Wool Sport Hose

Hose, Black, Bron. r,

O O O
W’illinm Mayors of Van Zant street
was a visitor in Bridgeport. )cster-

any ......:..5‘
Th h u- . .be . Em Cashmere—Black, Whl BABY HOSE
o c o more f
aVenue Methodist ogre: at};0 being usggcfillmel """"""" m

entertained this cVenlng. by Mr. and
Mrs. William Poyvez a ttheir home

A few left of Women' I Wool Hose

at Marvin beach. Mrs. Poyvez is Maw ‘ Ribbed w°°l- -- ----- . .
director or the choir. . ‘
O O O
Mrs. Caroline Carr of Gregory

Boulevard. has removed at New
York City. where she will make‘her
home in the future.\

‘ J. I. MALLETTE

88 Washingt' on Street

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Miss Bertha Sterl has gone to New

Ydrk City. where she has accepted
a position.

 

 

 

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39 MAIN STREET

N ORWALK, CONN.

BEAN? E38
Norwalk, South Norwalk, Bast Norwslk, Westport, Stamford, Dar-lea, Cos Cob, Gees»
town,Blaek Rock and Bridgeport.

LoihsofPorktoRoast..............I.............121-2th
Fresh—Shoulders 12th

FreshHams........ .22clb. 20cm

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Runip of Veal

Breads; Butter Prime Rib Roast 24c to 32c lb»

PotRoast....... 24clb.

3001b.

.RoundSteak ..........28cib~

Sirloin Steak '

Puritan Skinned Back
Hams...............2

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Smoked Shoulders

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i Plate Corned Beef. H363

Fresh Plate ........ 10: &
Rump Corned Beef 18-29423-

Solid Lean Pot toast 20‘ 3

Bomber-grates]: 18c lb.
flunk Steak 260 lb.
“Porter-house Stock. .34ch:

BeefLiver .........10er.

Veal Outlet 35o1b.
LoaneslGhops soclb.
BlbzlismbOhops. .35clb.
I-ginI-smhchops. 50clb.

 
 

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