Hrs. Frank nuchta of
w avenue will leave shortly
- where they will remain
whiten;
.0
- Lucas 0! Ely avenue will
Monday. on a hunting trip to
m nos-s. Gordon Budowsky
hank Buchts. o! Springwood.
. - - a dance in. Bridgeport Mon-
_ evening.
. O O O
~—Novelty incense burners and
- Camilla Gilt Shoppo.—Adv.
O O C
m Olson of Flex Hill road
having his automatic overhauled
-- to starting on a motor
toCalitornls.
‘ O
r.'Ind Mrs. John Summitt of
i Loire street are having their
ro-modeied.
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Samuel Lopez 02 Lowe street
-- to his home with illness.
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Buy your Victroln at Donnel‘y'e
easy weekly payments Store open
ings until 9 p. m.——Adv.
I V O C
ra-
r
is
'llisl Sophie Novack is convales-
east at her home on South Main
‘ ‘toet {tom her rccent'lllncss.
‘l O O C
Xruand Hrs. Gaspard Domonkos
Vs ‘changed their residence from
0 Lexington avenue to 66 Lexington
C O
A'Thsnltsgi'ving service will be
held at First Church of Christ Scien-
iilts. 5? West avenue. Thursday
foaming. November 2901.81. 10- 30
o'clock.-
‘ Watch and wait {or
‘ date. Gotilieb‘s. iz S. Main SL—Adv
O C I
, 'William '1'. Critics of 435 Flax
.31“ road has purchased a new Su-
‘ujerior Chevrolet touring car trom
W. 3. Austin. Victor ituch. form-
erly of 6 Grand street. Norwulk. has
purchased a 1924 hevrolet suburban.
. C O I
FollovVing the meeting at the
, Catholic Union Council tonight, at
1. radio concert will be enjoyed at the
”l West avenue clubhouse over the
.‘ newly purchased radio outiit.
' o
.
mnl’. we!
0 I
Mr. and Mrs. J. Harry Albertson.
of Maple street. left this morning for
Cambridge. Mass. where they will
spend the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace G. Benson.
3 D O
l .
—.\uto springs. Tilly's—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. John S. Curtis and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Stuart will
spend Thanksgiving with iriende in
Tarrytown. N. Y
I
Mrs. Charles Lowe and Mrs. liar-
old Savage motored to New Hamil
yesterday.
0 C
IrV‘lne Kleinman Eddie Miller and
Jack Singer were visitors in Stum-
iord Monday evening.
0 I
.lln
C I I
'. Mr. and Mrs. “‘illiam S. Peters
g and daughters Dorothy and Alice. cf
‘_ Merwin street. will spend :ro
. Thanksgiving Holidays with Ml:
Peter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Merv
' timer J. Cummings. or Bayonne, N
J.
C
“Harris .9“: lllet's all.
O
Leonard Murphy. ,0! Fordham
g... College_ will spend the Thanksgiving
if) holidays with his sister. of the fire:
district.
l
ft
5
F
l
l.
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. Miss Elizabeth Shlmko. 12 Benton
1,. street. visited friends in Bridgeport
3 yesterday.
I C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DP’Tnlg Jr.
‘ and daughter. Marie, 0! Van Huron
Efitenue. motored to Bridgeport yes
if terday and visited triend: in that.
E city. '
g e e 0
.Abraham Harris. of New Yo-k
_ Citt. was a visitor at the home of
25: his parents omr the week-end.
E O O I
; vfiarris a Gsns That's all.
C C I _
umber of Norwalk people vac-
to Stamford Monday evening
. to ' car Joseph Rosenblatt. the
we 'r grouto-st cantor-tenor. at the;
Miami Theatre.
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l' v,
if:
~\
‘fn
. tor.
fin Frances Springer. of Nashua
,iflampshiro. is spending the ho:—
with friends in this city.
0 I 0
Harris a Gene. That's all.
‘v’ s o c
it Singer, of Main street. has
pt: used a Ford Sedan.
0 O U
. and Mrs. Louis Asletty sr.i
nd Mrs. Pennington Adams and
«jg ;?ennlngton Jr.. are attaining
‘performaroe of George M. Co-
in ”The song and Dance Man"
in New Lyric. in Bridgepo't
.ovening.
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‘Goodwin motored to Bridge-
Bunday and spent the day with
4760611] Thanksgiving dinner at
Iahackemo. served 1 to 7 p.rn
W4 Nolan. of Beiden Atonu“.
muted a position with m.
.~ Citatte Grocery. on Main
0 I I .
Frances Delta. of Hunter's
New York City. is visiting
, nta. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
’or South Mills street.
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Daisy and Barbara Wilson
. [0, N 7., will spend tho-
‘ g holidays with hair
her. Mrs. Robert ’1‘. Rick-
North avenue.
I
is] mall'sgiving dinner at
komo. served 1 to 7 P- m..
Iv.
_ O O O
‘m modest at Clerh'
to spending the Thanh-
m“ moth”. “I"
ity 3rig fsand PersonJMe $5011-
—-Fpecisl Thanksgiving dinner at William of Minefield to Gebrge F.
the Mahacltemo. sen-ad .1 to 7 p. m.
it so. —-Adv.
O 0 ‘0
John 8. Ewart: was a business
visitor in New York City yesterday
0 0
Miss Mao Baird.ai.d Evelyn \‘Vhite
visited friends in Bridgeport la-lt
evening. .
‘ o o s
Meyer Sallick. medical student at
Yale University. is spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with His par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sallick of Fort
Point street. East Norwnlk.
I 0 0
—Mesquerade dance. Kish Hall.
Wednesday night. Six prizes—Adv.
O I O
Misses Mary and MargereLHslac)
will change their residence Friiav
from 41 Bcldcn Avenue to Merwin
street.
C O O
The C. C. N. Y. Collegiates and
the Y. M. H. A. will clash in has»
ketball at the Y. M. H. A. gym on
Madison avenue. Bridgeport. tomoi
row afternoon at three thirty o‘clock.
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Miss Mildred Gans. student at
Highland Manor in Tarrytown O'i-
the-Hudson is spending the Thanh:
giving recess with her parents. Mr
and Mrs. Edward Guns, oi \V‘est ave-
nue.
C O
-—F:yps examined and glasses at
ted R A Renndict ieweler
O O 0
Miss Julia. Zinnie and Cecelia
Sachs'oi New York City are spend»
ing the holidays with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sachs. of Main
street.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. P. Vermilyea sni
sons. of Van BllrlJ Avenue will
spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Vm-
milycn's parents of Port Chf-stci‘.
New York.
C 0 O
Ira Harris. of the New York Rut-
tcr & Egg Company. was a busines"
visitor in New York (‘ity yesterday.
0 C Q
Edwin Kaiser has taken up
residence at the Hill Top Inn.
East “'all street.
t
his
in
0 O
Hyman Green. of Clark's Univel-
slty..is expected home today, to
spend Thanksgiving with his par.
outs in \‘l'oodward Avenue.
0 o o
Misses Florence and Helen Dur-
ing .of Van Buren Avenue were \is-
itcrs in Bridgeport yesterday.
0 O 0
finger E. Longen and Sherman 8.
Sherwood, of Stamford, motor-4 in
this city last evening and were
guests of Robert Bennett of Cross-
street.
4 O O O
Mr.°and Mrs. Aarcn Kohn of
Railroad Avenue motored in Siam-
ford Monday evening to hear Clinic-r
Joseph Rosenblatt at, the Stamford
Theatre. ‘
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R: Lenglr-n
are spending the holidays with rela-
tives in Longvlew.‘ Long Island.
0
U 0
Irving anlov. sophomore ‘nt
Clark' s University is spclvd‘ng
Thanksgiving with his mother. Mr.
Rose Tarlov, of 16 Grove street.
0 I 0
Henry Jacoby is a business visitor
in New York City today.
0 D 0
Mr. and Mrs. Roger S. Clifford, oi
East Avenue are entertaining tn‘r-r
Thanksgiving .\ir. and Mrs. Lowell
ll. I‘rltchard, Jr.. of Hampton. N. Y.
I I 0
Dr. Frederick J. Morrison of \Vt-s-i
Awnue gave his regular weekly ta'k
on First Aid at the Red cross'uead.
quarters in the South Norwulk Pull-
lic Library yesterday. The subject
was on sprains. strains. bruises and
dislocations. The following Gi.~l
Scouts attended: Misses Rox’v
lloughton. Elizabeth Saunders. V"-
lian Field. Florcno: Levy. Helen
Pileeger. Adele Van Scoy. Romero
l‘itch. Gladys Lamb. lxhel Amrein
of Trocp 1. Catherine ltiordan tin-'-
Kare-t Chittim. Dorothy Adams at 1
Sara. Riordan of Txmlu ill. nnu \iizs
Mayra Baldizar. teacher. of Lincoln
School.
0
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Browne
ar espcnding the llolillms with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl:- G. Thompson, of
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seymour
gave a delightful old fashioned
dance last evening at the former Ja-
cob home. Music “as furnished by
Shipman and Finch and dancing
continued until a. late hour. Refresh—
ments were mrvud. Those present
0 OK
were. Mr. and Mrs. Harry l-‘lliow.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schedc. Mr.
and Mrs. B. F t‘romWeil. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Fillow. Air. and Mrs. Hugo
ituehl. Mr. Herman lluehl. Mr. aim.
Mrs. Henry H:rt,ens. Mr. and Mr:
Fred. Emerson. Miss Georgia Crom
well. Mr. and Mrs. Win. itis'in‘g. Mii.
Ann 'i'hompsdn. Mr. Cornelius Cal-
lahan. Miss Bertha Johnson. Mrs.
Carrie Hider. Mr. and Mrs. Wm
Tokman. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schede.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. D. C. LaDuc, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Goosen. Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Hcerdt. Mr. Lawrence lialloway.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Korker. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest. Brown. Mrs. S. '1'.
Wood. Frank Kaiser. Mrs. Chas.
Summits. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Cable.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Schede. Arthur
Euthrup. Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Pillow, Louis Halloway. Lester Hal-
loway. Miss ltuth Glover. Miss Mary
Grugge. Russell Wright. Dr. and
Mrs. Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. Deang
Miss Isabel Dean, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruch and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher
Session. The gathering included
guests trout Norwalk. South Nor-
walk. Dorian. West Norwalk and
New Canaan. ,
O 0 C
On Monday evening about twenty-
ilvo friends or Mr d Mrs. U.
F‘iilow tendered them a delighttul
surprise party at their newly fur-
nished home. in .Bichards avenue.
While the role or host and hostess
u still new to the couple. being re-
cently married, they proved delight-
tul entertainers. A surprise of the
.. was the announcement or
ens-omen: c: was Binds-Ruth
F. ,~
namesassts.»
Johnson of New Canaan. Guests of
the evening were. the Misses Doro.
-thy MacGregor. Lucy Baddiley.
Dickie Green. Mabel Miller. Flor-
once Riordan. Madeline Lynch.
Luella Finch. Ruth Herring. Verna
Roberts. Gladys Williams. Ruth
Raymond, Messrs. Joseph Bsddoly.
Alfred w. Raymond Geo. Johnson.
Louis Soderstrom and Mr. and lire.
Wm. nutty. Mr. and Mrs. Kolita
Wilkinson and Mr. and birth-ed.
G. Fillow.
U C C
The weekly meeting. of the West
Norwalk mule class was held last
evening at the . home or Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Ruehl. All are invited to
attend these meetings.
0 I 0
Mrs. Carrie Collin of MOunt Ver-
non. N; Y.. is visiting with her
niece. ‘Mrs. Fred Emerson at the lat—
tcr’s home.
e e 0
Mrs. U. F. Filiow or Richards
avenue has been entertaining her
sister. Miss Ruth Raymond. tor a
few days.
. O 0 0
Commander Bertram Green of U.
S. S. Emerson; spent the weekoend
at his home on West Norwalk ave-
nue.
I RUWAYI‘ON I
Special exercises were held in the
public school in Rowayton today in
observance of Thanksgiving. Chil-
dren or all the grades gathered in
the room of principal Herbert
Willmont where a program was en-
ioyed. Music. singing and recita-
tion. lectured the event.
0 O I
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Ambler of
Lee, Mass. arrived in Rowaylon to~
day. They will be entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Ambler. Rowayton avenue. es
Thanksgiving guests.
0 O 0
Mrs. Charles McKendry and son
Reeves. of Crockett street. will visit
the iormer's sister. Mrs. Charles H.
Lewis. Peekskill. N. Y.. over
Thanksgiving.
0 C 0
Special Thanksgiving service will
be held tonight in the Row-nylon
llaptist church. at 8 o'clock. Rev.
Victor 8. Scallse. pastor. will be in
charge.
0 C O
The Thanksgiving service at the
Rowsyton Methodist church will be
Thanksgiving day at 4:30 o'efock.
Special music and a sermon will
feature the service. Everyone is in-
vlied.
C O C
All roads will lead to the Rose
house tonight when a. Thanksgiving
dance will be enjoyed by town them.
here. A real old fashioned Thanks-
giving celebration is planned and
indications today were such that. a
fine time is in store for all filo at-
li‘ifld.
e e 0
Miss Janice McKendry, daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKcndry.
Crockett street. is to be the Thanks-
giving holiday guest of Dr. D. V.
Burridgp and family of New Haven.
0 O 0
Miss Elizabeth Douglas. daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. H. V92 Douglas. of
Rowayton, is expected home today
from Brown l'niversity. She will
spend the holidays with her par-
cnis.
School children will enjoy a. two
day holiday this week end. 'There
will be no school on Thursday or
Friday. in observance of the notion-
al festive day. '
Mrs. Harry B) owning of New
Haven. was a. recent visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MO-
liendry. Crockett street.
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Miss Grace and George Yarrow-
daugntcr and son of Mr. and Mrs
Ernest A. Yarrow.
nuc. are expected home toll.
where they will spend the Thu.
giving holiday. Miss Yarrm
student at Vassar col lg». \lll
Yarrow is attending \...'.0}':
varsity.
Ln
in
C
In observance o. in: i‘ul
idrly. tomorrow. the la .
lic llhlury will be cl .-
cording to annoum
day by tho librari-
W'ells.
s e
0
About. twenty bani: 11'...
this month to the s.. .w'.) l
itowayton library. A numb.
them were action while some tut
with scientific subjects.
. HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
Reports for the second 615v -.
period at the school term were 1.
out in the school today. A. sp a
request is made to the person:
lPrincipal Jakob to carefully ins...
gthe report cards and to sign t .
and return them promptly.
0
Meetings were held in the 11.;
school Yesterday oi the boys in the
Junior and Senior classes to select
basketball captains of various class
teams. This is the iirst step ot‘the
plan as arranged by Coach Ferrel B.
Green for the organization of class
teams. Eventually a regular squad
will be chosen. by elimination tests
tram those of the various class
teams. Thomas Skldd was chosen as
captain ot..the senior team. and Ir-
win Holmes was selected as captain
or the Junior team. Practice will
begin in the Joust-son school next
MondaY-
Duluth and Superior.
The Duluth and Superior‘Trae-
tion Company has declared 3 did.
dend oi 81 on the common stock
and the regular quarterly dividend
o! 81 on the preterred. both potable
January 3 to stock of record Do»
oembnr 15. The list provlomdivi—
dead on the common shares m 81.
G O
Rowayton an I
A son was born tour. and bird?
Flank Armstrong or Noroton .
Heights Tuesday, November 13.
' O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew em; or
Noroton Heights. attended the Yale-
Princeton game at New Haven.
0 O ».
At the Stamtord High school af-
ternoon assembly held on Wednes-
day in observance st National Edu-
cational Week. George-Godfrey. son
of Dr. and Mrs. Godfrey of the Post.
Road. Darien. was presiding omcer.
The program was interesting. par-
ticularly the speeches nude by Mr.
Street. secretary or the Y. M. C. A..
Mr. A. W. Beeney. Scout Executive
0! Stamford. and Mr. E. H. Fuller,
superintendent ot the Darien schools.
Their subjects were based on a
“Symposium of Education." Mr.
Sweet spoke on Physical Education.
Mr. Beeney on Moral Education and
Mr. Fuller on Mental Education.
C O O
The Men's social meeting will be
held on Thursday evening at the
Darien Methodist church.
3 O O
The Cottage Meeting of the Pros-
byterian church. Noroton. will be
held at the home of Mrs. Earl Pulls.
O O 3
Mr. William Dcveriil ot‘the Post
Road. Darlen. who is traveling man-
ager (or the Waite-r Stewart Grocery
Company. was in New York City.
Thursday.
' O O 0
Mrs. Francis St. John has re-
turned to her home in Hartford at-
ter visiting for some time with Mrs.
Fred Muilett of Maple avenue.
0 O O '
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Craig of
Mansfield avenue, Dru-lien, are spend-
ing the winter months in New York
city.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wright if
Cedar Gate. Darlen, will spend this
vinter in Florida.
0 0
Miss Esther Hmens of Long Is-
land is the weekend guest of Miss
Polly Decker of Noroton Heights.
0 O O
Mrs. P. 0. McKendry at Mansfield
avenue and Mrs. William Dcvcrill
of the Post Road. Darien. spent
Thursday in New Canaan at the
home at their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Heath.
C O 0
Miss Alice “‘hitirlg.’ formally n
teacher in the Junior" High school.
spent a few days recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew \V’hitclaw of
Mansfield avenue. Darlen. lilies
Whiting is attending college in Bos-
ton 'from which she will graduate
next June.
0 O 0
avenue recently entertained some
friends at her home.
enjoyed and
. Burr. Mrs. Bertha ‘Farmin'gton. Miss
:x‘orwalk. which happened recently.
school, Dec. 13 and 14.
“The Salt of the Earth“ at
morm We last Sunday.
*Mis’s Mary Parsons oi' Noroton
Dancing was
refreshments served.
Those present were: Miss Marion
Helen Ledger. Clarence Dwight.
Walter Scott and Richard Farmers.
I C O
The Darlenfllirl Scouts saw Jackie
Coogan in “Long Live the King"
last Saturday. There were about
ten girls present. Winona smith
was in charge.
. O. C - 0
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. McKendry of
Mansfield avenue. Darlen, enter-
tained last. Sunday. Stephen Heath.
Mrsand Mrs. Clarence Benton and
Gardiner Heath.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Durham 0! the
Post road. Darlen. ‘will reside in
New York. city for the winter.
- e e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Grumm
o: the Post road. Darlen. have so e
to Florida. to spend the winter
months.
A mid-week Thanksgiving service
will be held at the Darien Congre-
gational church this evening at 8
o'clock.
O O O
The final figures for the Darien
chapter of the Red Cross have not
yet been handed in. but 8403 has
already been collected.
I O C
On account of the death of Mrs.
Daniel L’ly's father. Mr. Nash oi
Mr. Bly will be unable to take part
in the play entitled‘ The Elopement
0: Ellen." which the Christian En-
deavor society 01 the Congregational
church, Darien will give at. the Royle
Robert Pot
ter of Maple avenue. who had a
prominent part in the play "Duster
of the Larth." given last spring by
the same society. will act in Mr.
Bly's place.
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Those from Darien and Noroton
\sho will render vocal Selections at
the Shubert Club recital this after-
noon in the Stamford W'omcn‘s club
auditorium are. Miss Helen “'hite-
law .soprano soloist of the Presby-
iorian church. Noroton, Miss Edith
Cantrell. soloist of the Darlen Con-
gregaiionai‘church. and Mrs. John
MacGlashnn‘. coniralto.
“bites” ‘ ‘
entitled “A- Nixht mm." . to be
given Dec. 3. 4 and 5. at the Nero-
ton Heights are house. under the
auspices of the Noroton flights
Dramatic club.
Heights, moved to Riverside
cently.
moo m
“John Allen" iii the play
i
O C O ’-
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew hewman
and daughter. Helen. o! Nornton ‘
C _ O 0
Francis leach or Noroton Eeights
who has been enjoying a hunting
trip in Ontario.
home this week.
0
Canada. returned
Gus Belmont is wiring Floid Bar-
ton's house in Noroton Heights.
0 O 0
Miss Viola. Campbell of Normal:
Heights is the guest or her cousin.
Miss Grace Marshall of New York
city.
0 O 0
Mrs. Harry Palmer 0: the Post
road. Darlen. entertained recently in
honor or Mrs. Francis St. John 01
Hartford.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Finch. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Cresey oz East Bart-
rord. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmer.
Mrs. Benjathin St. John of Hart-
ford and Mrs. Fred Mullet:
Darien.
Among the guests were.
Of
In an attempt to reach the tire
house in a hurry last Monday night.
Constable Charles W. Smith. of Le
Roy avenue, tripped and tell in front
of Taylor’s taxi station and severely
cut. his right knee.
to Dr. Noxon’s odice and several
stitches were taken in the wound.‘
He also sprained a wrist in the tall.‘
Mr. Smith was obliged to remain at
home for a few days. but. is able to
be about again.
He was taken
FRANCE -DIPROVING.
\VASHINGTON, Nov. 27,—France
is producing about. 90 per cent. as
much wheat as it did before the
war. according to Department of
Agriculture reports, made public to-
day and progress in restoring the
soil. factories and mines to working
order has increased the populatiom
in that area from 0.00 000 at the
time or the armistice to 4.207, 000 at
present.
*-
Members of Cockenos Tribe. No.
32, l. 0. R. 31.. will Journey to
Bridgeport tonight to participate in
the meeting of the Fairtleld Coun-
ty Red Men's association to. be held
in that city.
A hot water heating syst is be-
ing installed in the Darien town *
hail building. Supt. Charics Pf
Rump! of the Town Highway Dept.
is in charge or the work. .
0
Miss Helen Lindenberg and Miss
Amy Metzer of Brooklyn. were the.
week end guests or Miss Helen Bor-
deau or Noroton, recently.
gnunwnuuuumnmaa
Edward Doinn. son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Dolsn of Noroton
Heights. who has been attending the
New York University. will attend:
West Point, soon.
0
The Noroton Volunteer Fire com-
0
pony is planning another of the
popular New Year's Eve dances,
which will be held in the Baker
school. Noroton Heights. Three New
Year's dinners will be given away.
O O O
The Sunday'school and choir o"
the Darien Congregational church,
are rehearsing for a. very pretty‘
Christmas cantata.
C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Bringer oi “’cstbury.
Long Island. visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan S. Finch of Highland
avenue. Sunday.
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Rev. H. M. Dumbell. rector of St,
Luke's Episcopal church. Norolon.
Weddings
Birthdays
Anniversaries
Presentations
Robert A. Benedict
’ Jewelry and Gift Shoppe
{I an 'ID - . l \. U
Dfil-Ilflmln- I
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1“
NORWALK.
TONIGHT’S DANCE FEATURES
Norton’ 3 Dancing School
Formerly Town
Assembly Hall
ONE-STEP, FOX TROT. WALTZ CONTEST
._ Three Cash Prizes. —
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'5 good range is like many hands in
making light work. It is the best and
most faithful worker in the kitchen, for
it always looks neat, has a cheerful
smile, and needs. no vacation. Good
ranges are far less numerous than poor
ones, and none is better than a
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® Donnelly’s 1...
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In' recent years gifts have been running ...ore and more
to the practical and never before have we had such
fine assortments ready at such an early date.
We have what the greatest number of recall: “at,
priced in a way that meets with th 5. ‘ oval of the
greatest number of shoppers. Let. us assist malt.
ing your gift problems.
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25 30 35
Values up to 45. _
Kuppenheimer Clothes an Investlliem in
Good Appearance.
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12-14 No. Main St.
PALACE BC OTERY
Palace Theatre Building
The Big Three
are made in the most exclusive modes for street and dial
m. in dull kid satin and patent kid. Cuban and S
heels Buying these superior shoes direct from the factor!
and eliminates the middle man ’s profit together with our
tepid turnover system only makes it possible to sell the--
superior shoes at such remarkable low prices . . .54“
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13 Main Street. Nor-walk
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