firs. Warren Scott or
are entertaining for a
Kr and Mrs. P .WlLove-
N. Y.
C O 0
hits. Andrew W
. d to their home in hit.
x. Y.. after a week's visit
‘ and Hrs. David Inwndes.
O C 0
our I" I!"
*soooud floor. Just opened.
1' spam“.
0 O O
l “luck of Madison street
loam in New York City with
O O O
Jacoby is in New York City
on basin...
0 0
Bishop and Lynes' an-
ucnt on adv. page 2.9““
no. Julia Hoyt “a daughter.
have changed the residence
the Mahackemo It i to Riv-
Drive, New York City.
0 o‘ o
”I"! C. Bloom or New York City
3 business visitor in the second
. ‘ ' llouday.
O I O
whoa examined and glasses tit-
3- A. Benedict. Jeweler.
0
On December let a daughter was
to Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hool-
.. of Eliot I’ortchester. Conn. Mrs.
' ‘ - book was formerly Miss Esther
Martin or New Canaan avenue.
I O O
In. Ellen Meyer of North ave.
“nus announces the engagement of
tor daughter. Alma. to “'illiarn
760m at Butler street. No date has
“been set tor the wedding.
C I
~3arrts a Guns. That's all.
C I 0
Nat Goodwin. Ben Edison. Casey
Chauakey, Al Levy and Ben Mark-
‘ot! motored to New Haven Sunday
and visited friends.
. C O C
John Scully has resigned his post
tion with the R. 8: G. Company of
South Norwalk and today started his
duties with the Gulf Refining Com-
pany of Pine Island.
0 O 0
Bishop and Lynes' .‘ll'i-
pago 2.—-Adv.
—-Seo
. nouncement on adv.
O O O
Misses Mary Morn-ll and Dorothy
Bouton visited Miss Viola Harrison
0! Brooklyn. N, ‘1’. Sunday.
0 O C
Dr. Frederick J. Morrison of West
atenuo gave :1 wockly talk on First
Aid to the Girl Scouts yostcrtluy at.
the South Norwalk Public Library
in the Red Cross Headquarters.
Practical demonstration in case at
secidents “as given with the aid or
blankets loaned by the Fire Depart-
ment. The Scouts displayed their
training ndwntngr-s in the case
of automobile accidents. Pseudo
sprained ankles were bandeged, bro-
ken limbs properly splinted. etc"
and questions asked as to what they
would do in case of various kinds
- of accidents. Those present were
~ ’ Lillian Flam. Adela vim Scoy. Flor-
once Levy, Ethol Alvcrin ahd lioxic
, Houghton, of Patrol 1. Sara and
‘ Catharine Diordan. Margaret Chit-
tim find Dorothy Adams of Troop 3
1nd Elizabeth Saunders of Troop 5.
Tho l'uhject for next, week is to he
the Uses of Splints and lractures.
O O O
——A large assortment of ladies'
‘ and gentlemens pocketbooks—~Don-
nelly’l.--Adv.
O O I
Miss Agnes Steeb. o! the Siam-
!ordr'Bospital was a visitor at the
home of 1101' parents on Prospect
avenue, Friday.
. ‘ o o 0
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ward Sturdevsnt
of Gregory Boulevard spent the
week-end in Springfield. Mast, as
guests of Mrs. Sturdcvant's uncle.
Dr. Edward V‘V’. Eden.
0 0 O
—'is: Blehbp and 'Ly‘nes an-
nounooment on adv. page 2—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs Leonard D. Vaughan
were visitors yesterday in Mount
Vernon. N. Y., where they attended
the wedding of Mr. Vaughan's niece
' Missfllsio Lyman, to Howard Bry—
ant.
O O O
Misses Loretta Dorn Phoebe
Chem nnd \lnry Brennan were
visit”: in White Plains, N. Y.. It
the flame or Mr. and Mrs. wart-
ley ,nwell and daughter. Anne.
C I O.
—Altcration Sale
of aflomohilo accessories. tires and
tubes‘.’ :5 to 50 pt-r cent. savings.
Aarob Kohn. 9 Railroad avenue.—
Mv. i
O I O
“mend Hayes and Stephen
Hall’- motored to Bridgeport yes-
terdfi,
‘1‘ o o e
HIE-John E. Blake and (laugh-
tor. Mn. were visitors in Stamford
Nonay.
a“ C O C
-—fhto springs. Tilly's—Adv.
.1
am 6. Cole is confined to his
homon Newtown avenue with n
sever. attack or bronchitis.
. I O
'and Mrs. Allison Cort. of
n. N. Y. Are visiting Mr: and
mes D. Allen and family. of
. district.
can 0 O t
is your chance to have the
and convenience of the Hons.
hen Cabinet. A. J. Collins
to you to their store for
ration of the model that
ur kitchen. and for a. small
will.deiiver one to your
the balance in small psy-
Adv.
O O C
Gladys a Helen Mania are
Misses Laura Carter and
Erickson of Greenwich Vil-
ow York City.
0 O O
Genevieve Lamson of Fair-
lie has returned to her
I. month's Vidt‘ with her
department ‘
Kr and Mrs. Robert L. Winchell
of an avenue are Visiting 311-. and
Mrs. Columbus r0. Gormley. of sm- .
en wand. 3.1! .
‘ C 0
fir; and Hrs. Arthur W. Sloan and
son; .Arthnr Jr.. are spending the
winter months in Marlow. Flor-
ida. . . -
O O 0
43st arrived. another lot or. card
tables. 31.98, at Angevine's-Adv.
O O 0
Miss Sylvia R. Cor-troll is making
a. short stay in Rochester. N. '2‘. at
the home or Mr. and Mrs. Oscar It.
Dawson.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Holmes are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Weiman of
Brooklyn. N. Y., formerly of the
first district.
0 O O
~Special. Card tables. 81.98, at
Angevine's.-—Adv.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mandel of
North Taylor avenue are entertain-
ing friends from Mount Vernon.
u 0 O O
"I‘MK Do Florio of Lexington
avenue has resigned his positlop with
the Central Shoo company. '
O O O
—M a Gans. That's all.
0 O 0
Mrs. Andrew Czihoro of Lexington
avenue has taken a position with the
Jacob‘s Shoe company.
o‘e-
Edwtn Talmadge has-taken a po-
sition with Rogers a. Stevens in
their South Norwaik store.
0 O o
~—Chickcn supper and community
singing at So.’ N. Cong. church. l‘ri.
evening at 6:30 o'clock. Tickets 75c.
--Adv.
O O 0
Miss Carmella Renzuella of Ely
avonua has resigned her position
with the Norma-k Dress Shop and
will shortly take up her new duties
with the Jacob's Rhos company.
0 O I
W. S. Sheen. the Bridgeport dis—
trict representative of the “'csttng-
house Electric company. was a visit-
or in Springwood yesterday.
0 O O
—Gitt Bazaar and Cake Sale. Clif-
ford Bldg" Thursday. 10:30 to 5:00.
Women's Guild of Trinity church.—
Adv.
O I 0
Miss Alico Hill of Day street has
resigned her position with the Nor-
walk Dress shop and taken one with
the Jacob's Shoe company.
0 O O
Announcement has been made by
Mr. and Mrs. Stophon Colbcy ot
Podmore street of the marriage of
thcir daughter. Margaret. to Frank
De Bone . son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Dc
Rose or “'e'stport. The young cou-
ple wore married in Port Cllostcr,
November 29 and are now residing
with Mr. De Donc's - parents in
Westport. .
o s s
-—hlooseheart Legionnalro fancy
woods sale Tuesday. \Vcdncsday.
Thursday. Friday. Skolly's store,
Ram-gar! avenue. Buy now for
Xmas—Adv. ' ,
O O 0
Edward D. Martino or W'Ood
street has resigned his position with
the Jacob's Shoe company.
0 0
Friends of Louis \ino of llot ton
street will be glad to hear th .i in
is now able to be around toilnwiizg
his long conflnomcnt to his homo
with a fractured ankle. sustained in
a tall at his home.
0 O 0
Patrick Troncono of Ely avenue.
who has been spvnding some tlmv-
visiting relatives in New York and
“'ashlngton. has returned to his
home.
0 o a
—The line of lamps shown by A.
J. Collins company comprise a. com-
plete assortment or styles. {mishts
and, discuss; Amigos; uscf“ l... 11- well
as ornamental gift—Adv.
O O 0
John Dovas of Oxford avenue has
had a radio installed in his home.
0 o a
Miss Margaret Kerr-ices. Miss Mary
Wargo and Miss Anna. Duran or Ely
avenue motored to Bridgeport ovor
the week-end where they were the
guests or friends.
a O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kardos and
children passr-d the wenlpcnd with
relatives in Nr-w York city.
0 U C
"Harris 1'.- Guns. That's all.
0 O 0
Miss Rose Fulf‘l‘it‘i of “'all street.
was a. \lsltor in New York city.
where shc- atlvndi‘d the theatre:
O O 0
Mrs. Minnie Clans of Spring street
was the guest of friends in Long Is-
land City over the week-end.
O O Q
Nicholas Mandel or Norlh 'l‘alv'lor
avenue motored to Bridgeport. yes-
tel-day.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kish have
changed their residence from Austin,
avenue to Westport avenue.
0 O 0
Albert Blfano OLEIy avenue has
resigned his position with the he
cob's Shoe company.
0 O 0
—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. rim—Adv.
Friends of hire. John Kababik of I
:5 Lexington avenue will be pleased
to hear that she has recovered from
her recent illness.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Garfield of
Port Cheslhr were the guests. yes‘
to ,0: Mr. aGrtield's parents, Mr.
an Mrs. N. Garfield at their home
on Lowe street.
O O O
Armand Palamcnto of Lexington
uveaus has resigned his position
wit lithe Jacob's Shoo company.
0 O 0
At the Bridgeport Poultry show.
held last week. Mrs. Oscar Schultze
won first prize for the finest Persian
cat. ~
Immmmnueroru:
Ltfl “I. w. Taylor ot Greene
’ “pm in at pmmonia
W
icon: or on; “We.
In. C. Stewart Marshall or Wat.
lace avenue
friends recently at a' novel house
The Ladies'
East Avenue Methodist church held
its weekly hurting at the church
this afternoon.
Mrs. Otto Butter or
one will
Guild of Christ church at her home,
’ tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock.
Meyer Ballick has feturned to his
studies at Yale university. after pass-
ing the week-end with his parents
at their home on Fort Point street.
0
The Boys'
church held its weekly meeting at
the church. last night.
.Miss Ethel Czcll of First street has
had a one-pipe heater installed in
her home.
entertained several
a n o 7,
Aid society of the-
year.
..o o o _
Osborn ave-
entertain the “’oman's
O O 0
club of the Christ
0 C 0
Mrs. Wagner. ache in myth... at
Soufid Beach._ spent Sunday. at her
Woes-cante- Mir of. Row- W‘m" 6" ”1" Pd“ 3"“ ”4‘7““-
an‘rsetwiilto pleased to hurthat'
he is n'o' comma; trom the ill-
new which has confined him to his
house for some time.
Hrs. M. D. Kilian: of Tok‘nekc.
has undertaken the remodeling of . ,
lire: C. R. Wright's old colonial ,. 41.0.... p , .
Mics Dorothy Muller of West
Avenue has been ill for the past .
. house} in Nor-etch.
about 1'76 years old.
completed the house will be
niahed throughout in early Amelia - sr ,-
can pine and maple. ,, __ - ' 4.
Dar-den pupils in
High School are receiving a goomy
share of'tho scholastic honors this
the roll are, Dorothy Godfrey. Doro-
thy Blhl.
Tritschelier.
Godfrey.
hall. and Sadie Wood. . a 'o 0
Mr. and Mrs. Brown. McL. Quack-
their
are residing in
their new home on Le Roy Avenue
A garage is being built on Barry
Packer's place. on Old Farr: 1.08d.
Darlen.
Miss Anita Mclnnis of 'Gatdlncr
Street. spent the week-end in New
Canasta.
Mr. and Mrs.
Darlcn are visiting .‘Jrs. Torck‘s pa-
rents in Vermont.
poet, to spend the “‘lntcr.
0,0.
ulna.
is 11911... is
When it. 18
fur- few days with a sescre cold.
o s
" ‘ ° Dr. George H. Noxon.
the 1 Stamford
Among those mentioned on - “'ork is progressing
Ruth Julius. ' Adelbert
Iry Ashton. George
Anna Moore. Helen 31cc—
in the Barton Town Hall.
ed.
cnhush have, roiurnnd from
honnvmoon and
o o 0 Darien
James Torck or
leaguo was:
23- {Thomas Santa.
1 latest night.
where they ‘*
‘Rev. William Sinclair. pastor of
the Noroton Presbyterian Church
delivered an interesting talk on the
Hay Land at; the north Stamford
Congregational Church Sands) eve—
who has
been ill for some time in a. New"
Haven hospital is much improved.
0 o a —
‘ rapidly
for installing a. new heating system
The ce-
ment foundation is almost complet~
l‘""‘W“"R0 AYT—___[ON A
o a o -
A cabinet meeting of the Epworth
hold 119 the home of Mrs.
Rowayton avenue.
Mr. Kemp of Springdaio,
meanest...”
meetings. - . ; r,
’o a o ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. lug ~'
several {fiends-from on
a- house party .ove: the
-end.
do for (he
1. "he git-en
on hose
Final plans at being
oyster- suppcr and dance
for the benefit of the Re
company at. the7houo h-
nlght. The committee i
soliciting donations are
orable reports and .u - »
to show that the supper
at the most succoutul a
affairs ever held in the
O O
'. 1113 fav-
Ul he one
,.e.
Mr. and Mrs. Charie
Rowayton avenue entert
from out of town over t
O O O
Theron-ill be a. speci
of the People's chorus
week-end.
the high
school tomorrow night . 8 o'clock.
O O O '
A rehearsal of the Po 'e’s chorus
will be held at the 11 2e of Mrs.
Charles E. Funk. Rowa -n avenue,
Saturday night at 8 o‘ . k. -
The Junior League 0
ton Methodist church
Christmas party at the urch, Sat.-
..e Rows:-
Santa -
is
0
Step-ins and nightgowns cut on the slender lines at youth frequently trimmed
With f nc tucking, tiny ribbon roscbuds,
bf laces. Lustrous silk, sheer batistes, and finest of linens await your particular
:hoice.
And never were negligces more wonderful.
fairs of silk, laces and fluttering ribbons. But for chilly winter days what could be
more appreciated than a quilted robe of silk with the most becoming of collars-'-
none the less damty for its cozy warmth.
One of the newer creations in envelope chemise' is of sheer lrish linen trimmed
with real lace or finished with piping of cotton 1n dainty coior—these‘ 1n sizes 36 to
’44 and priced at 32. 50
Here are some of theyricc ranges on most wanted things in silk:
Camisoles—31.00 to 32.50
Chemise—32. to 35.
Petticoats—32. 95 to 312. 50
Breakfast coats—312.50 to $19.50
Bath robes—35. to 315.
* 'Pajamasl—SSSO to 316.50
and of cotton nicely fashionedé—tliese;
CamiSolese-Soc to 31.50
cleanse—50c to $4185
_ Petticoats—31. to 32.50'
Exquisite lingerie
the wfaVored gift}
The gossamer loveliness of lace, the’ sheen of the most Exquisite silks you have
:ver seen, the delicate stitches of fairylike fineness—such arc the Christmas time oil-
crlngs from our lingerie departrncnt.
perhaps hand drawn work or the loveliest
The daintlest, most feminine of af-
on
Bloomers-+33. to ss. _
Nightgown—35. to $16.50. .
Pettibockers—33. 95
Lounging robes—43m. 50 to 332. So
Boudoir” caps—50c to 35.
., Bloomers—50c to $2..
' _Nightgowns—75c to $540 85
Pajamas-31.‘to $3. ’ ‘ ?
second’noér. rear.
Whether they true from
Ireland with thei shimmer-
ing beauty of . ve, de-
sign and finish 1 if they
come from Ms -ra with
their soft, gentls whiteness
and beautifully braider
ed eyelet pattern .
Each one in. pronounc
ed way expresse something
of the purity an beauty 01‘
the Christmas .. int tha
will. be treasure tong aftel
the day is past.
Just a few su gestions:
Hemstitched lien scarfs
18x36 $1.25—
inch
18x45 inches $1.50 ant
18x54 inches 8 .75 '
Madiera sca x in a widt
variety of . highs fron
18x45 to 18 54 price:
from $4.50 to 86.
Madiera lunch cloth
priced all the way fron
36. 75 to 313.
Lunch sets. 13 pieces
natural color linen, all box
«1—31.50 set.
Lunch sets of 13 pieces
all white lintn, boxed-
32.50 and33._§ ,.
‘ m flout. renter.
It
I tenamed
at town at
1 ,. Friday
charge at
- 5 tends
. en.luys.blo
Fl) 11 k of
ed friends
rehearsal }‘
111 hold a
31112.1
were doing
that
BPPnd
ox
work and that it “as more tbs;
man could do.
may after
5“, noon at s o’clock. an
0"! and their parents are invited.
U 2 .
Th
kinds 0! people
up electrical work and
. rn -. -4 ifiuliding Inspector had to
file W rular ",anth meeting 01 L‘s-eat. deal of time in going
Ui‘zan'
a“) “as home missionary so—
held at the home of Mrs.
was also voted at this In , 413803: {-33:31} 18:01} Row ayton avenue, yes- Councilman I‘0hlman raid
VH8 an outaototown .. kgwo 3 . won“) .2, Memoon Routine business some parts of the 111mm; . cod
m the member“ “ ‘ “‘7 3 "WW and many plans for the present timn u... e
and that this code shot“; y},
into and «hangs ;:~. 1. }1 3
that he thought that elfr 1-1 "a!
had to be passed by the r- _—.. Und
writers before t'i'. -r‘ cl
be alloncd to \\0rl:.
Count llmun Jun ng 52.1 ,1 :t
wiring hall to l ,,
Building Inspector .
rent was turnod on l;.- :§-~ 1':}»..
cut Company. I H
Ct-lin1:iin:an Hit-11.7.31. :4‘
brought up th‘ 511 -
passed by the Burl
spoke 0 film builzll .;
strur'tcd host to tho 1:1
the WW your discussed.
URGE CHANGES
IN BUILDING
ODE OF CITY
Some 1
Y.‘
53C l'iClZiT 15 W0
law
uncilmen Be-
’ a d ~11 'iut ha .11. ,_ .
he E x a m i n i ng ghgufilpottfmit had Iu‘r in. 1. g.
d Needed to Aid for such a IlUl?C‘,I‘,; ;' U -,
0f the Oil}:
COLlllLiIl. lan I .,}_;
trical
ti 5
Inspec-
this “01'; 1' ~<
-——_.7 that he “31:11:02 ~ :
Com rabie discussion was start- in: l‘ommittrn ; —.
ed at' Council meeting last night number r2! prim-1's. ,. _
over L impaction oi! buildings slutevl that thaw v1».
when 0 question of appointing a had born (‘nntlvlftmi
Board
boon :
Electrical Examiners was
up by Councilman Benton.
that it tho, 11111 in:
to pass on a.l n.
00:. [man Benton made a. mo- siarlr‘d. the For;
Lion :. .2 the Building Inspector t0 mt". at liar: r-n ..—
flunk: amendment to the present 1!. “Wk. } A
elect: 1 code. creating an Exam- Tho mattrr (,5 :a;-r. ~ . : .
mills are. and ' present it at the of Electrical 1; ; ' N "
,~ next ctlng' of the Council for tlm tnbir until 1» .
odor: . He said that. this was the t‘otzlzull ft: 1 i ‘
sum 11: that was needed, as all lion.
Our New
Club Plan
No. 215 Victrci a
$150.00
$1 Down
' MAKES YOU A MEMBER
Buy a few records and we will deliver the ‘(Scirola
to your homeat once or on Christmas etc.
A YEAR TO PAY THE BALANCE.
' 0 " " Join Now
DONNELLY’S
.On the First Christmas
“gifts of gol ” were presented. Down through the
.turies such gifts have always been in favor, not only :c:
their intrinsic value' but also for their permanence.
A Christmas gift which represents gold is a. savings p? s
' hook; it betokens a deposit in the bank. It is a. presets:
filled with possibilities—a. challenge to the ambition offg .
recipient. Include on your Christmas list this year 51.4.»:
savings pass books of this bank.
so. NORWALK SAVINGS 3.1111
Aldon Salmons, President Edward Beard, Vice—Pres.
George I... Woodward, Treasurer.
PALACE BOOTERY
Palace Theatre Building
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
first Xmas he
nthe listisapairofSIippei-sandt
2;; misfit; appreciated. We have the largest varieatfi
filtealect front for mother, dad, brother and sister m
.1155 or Slippers now while the VI"
@Ttgmpmeu 11mm reasonably hi“ "9"! Fur“
e
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