, imam with [hair
ire
turn. 8. Paris and daughter Ada,
urnod yesterday to their home in
Drown-u. S. \'.. any a. few ‘Ceks
father Mr. H.
P810 or Commerce Sire-A.
. Q . I
Miss Mildred llul‘iy of Van Burch.
ltvenuo' was a visitor in Bridgeport.
O V O
. liny Morrison has returned lOA‘IlS
{ ”miles at ilarstron Preparatory
3’ School after spending the week and
fit. his home in Middletown. N. Y.
’ I O O
cll't full to see Trinity Guild
'4-
”r
l )how “All Aboard." Palace. Jan. 16.
\
3 o a o -
“‘3 'Mr. and Mrs. George noun-cl. re-
"lurncd in l’ortcllestcr. N. Y.. after a.
. low days visit with friends in the
“’lrot and second districts.
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a Miss Maude ill-ilgon of Holden Av-
, cnuo lpent the week-end in Bridge—
‘f port a! a guest of her sister Nun.
' ; I C C
l Ira lluris ot‘ Chrstnut‘rect was
It visitor in New’York (‘lty Sunday.
‘I. 0 O O
‘ 2' —l-3 of! sale this “'(it‘k.
GJt Shoppe.——.\tl\. m.
l
..
Camilla
5 c a o
; "George Gregory and Max Huber,
ptudents lit liarstroms Preparatory
filehooi resumed studies today. after
ppending the Week end with their
parents in Brooklyn .\'. Y.
C I
.‘g~.-.~. c‘
l“..
._ ; - ‘
’ 7 Miss Lorctuu (iroglnsky is ill with
the mumps at her home on Coucth
.3 borer.
. i .
,,' ‘ Irving Buyliss ot’ lsaue Strict. was
.‘21 visitor in Bridgeport yvstcrdtly.
" o
—-$paltiing skates at Donlleliy‘s,
1-3 oft—Adv.
i l. .
7...; Maurice Rate of ("olllnltrt': Street
1mm a. visitor in New York City yes-
.‘T‘lea'dny.
n o o O t i
a . . _
: :Edmund Randolph returned to his
mtutlies tit. llurslrom's Preparatory
:Schnol after spending the \.'(‘"k end
fizlt his home in New York City.
3‘ I D O
7:, Louis ll'unlo returned to ill] stud-
:2103 in New York City after spend-
fixing the WW‘k end vvith his D.l“(‘llls,
Mr. and Airs. l'. l-‘uulo ol Sention
”Avenue.
E O Q t
v --TilC llllfi'rrl'luut llt‘lllrl' in :L lulnk
Entitlement are vandal :lll-l “le for
:tills forms .1 tumi which at nds he-
utwnell depositors :lllul po‘sihlo loss.
E"'l'llo South Nornillk Trust Company
41ml; 8. Capital of $300,000 and l-lur-
.gplus and prnlits of 5315.000. making
.‘l‘tho largest fund of its kind in Nor-
.«3waik.~—-.\dv. '
Vt?!“
* w Michael llzlxitr. of the Army and
Navy Store on \Vuil Street was :t‘
\iuitur in New llszt-n. Sunday.
(I O 0
Miss Anna (fool-y at Orchard St.
Wits u. \ls‘ltur ill [\lvrivitsn ow . the
‘Vh.(‘k end and \\IIS :l guest or the
Misses Doris and Mam-lie Jilk‘d’.
n O
Q o o ‘
O
Mr. :11le Mrs. “'ztitvr Sunlnrr and
Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton of Riv-
erside. (70mm. \vrrc the guests Hun-
film! ol‘ Mr. ““11 Mrs. (it-org: lei-
lord of Westport Avenue.
0 U |
~——-,lla\'c )ou got your tlt'iql'a {or
All Aboard? if not.
get them.
0
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Howard Lee of New Haven was a
liliEiHL‘SS \i:~lt(>r in Nuru'nik Satur-
day.
t a Q
Mrs. lllliph
“'t‘l‘C recent
of
in
Mr. and
Grant St.
llridgepmt.
up.
\iSiltll‘S
'7 id 0
“'ilbur 1.:llllll-i .lnnlcs I'it‘rrtlli
and Robert St. Joan of New Haven
motored to this city Saturday and
\isitt‘d friends in th_c that district.
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“Fresh millwl. nut. Note and egg
prompt delivery. llurris .K: Gall:
Phone 7121.
Miss Aim-re ilusscli :lnti llallunra
Dolgc ol‘ t‘osCoh sip-:nt the \vvvk
end with .‘liss Marlon Delims of Sil-
\Cl‘llill’li‘. Avenue. "
6
Bill (tillulle, Murlill Unix; and lloi)
Walters o! Fairlie-id motored in [no
first district Friday evenirl: and n:-
it‘ndl'rl the performance 0: “Daddy
Long {443" at! the 110.5:le given by
the Drfil‘illiif) Club of the -.\’or\\'oll{
High School.
3
O O
C
Mr. and Mrs. (L-ergv Joins of
Harriett Strut-t spent Saturday in
New Yet-l: (My \vhtrrv t:l".‘ attended
the Autoznuhilg Show.
left.
7 ,\ dilferonce in results.
1:. n
if So. No
5 his This Pay, Day?
Thoughts should also be "banking day” for you. One.
young man deposits a. certain sum in his savings account
before he spends a. dollar of his pay.
the end of the month with whnt is loft—when there is any
‘ it
Only a short difference in the time of dope-nut a. great
«5
alkSa-
$%”n%¥?w
council.- 1.. WOW'
Leonard Murphy has returned to
his studies at Fordhun University
afiel- spending the week—em: at the
homo of relatives in the third dis-
trict. ,
Mrs. A. Pencil ot Woort Ipent.‘
Friday wit Mrs. F. Jones of Spr'ng
Hill Aven e.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown» of
Broad Street returned to their home
after spending the week end with
friends in Springflfld. Mass.
0 I O
O
——Sale, One-Third Ott—Donncily's.
' O O O
hlr. and Mrs. George Murray 01'
Main Srreet spent the week-end with
Mrs. Murray’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Gibbons 0: Bay Ridge, N.
Y. c ' .
t O 0
Mr. and Mrs. A. lerman of Elm
Street were visitors in New Jersey
yt sterday. ' ’2
o o 0 9h
Mr. and Mfr. Vincent 'th9 and
Vincent Jr.. of Wilton "lulled Mrs.
Tito's mother. Mrs.'1{. Atchlson 0
Grant Street. Saturday. .
B O I '
——Frcsh mined, nut. stove and egg.
prompt delivery. Harris &. Guns.
Phone 7 21.
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I
Not. Greenberg. Samuel Sailick
and Thomas Ireland or the second
district and Midge Connolly and
Ruth Mara of Van Buren Avenue.
attended the basket ball game at the
\Vcstport "I." Friday evening.
" t a q"
Mr. and Mrs. Itecd"8tone of Mt.
Vernon were Sunday guests pt Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Davis of Main St.
o o o
Mr. and Mn. E. Lobb of Norman
Avenue were g‘lsltors in New York
City Friday. ,
C O
-—-I.arge sfied pea coal.
Guns. Phone 721.
READER
Harris 3;
.
Estelle B. Shriveos is hariz'g
gal-ago construced at Meadow St.
3 O C
I O
a
Misses Elaine and Florence Ad-
allls. or Newt0wn Avenue, attended
the National Automobile Shaw in
New York Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elton C.
daughter. Dorothy. of Mivernllnc
spent the week-end “illl Mr. and
Mrs. \V'ilb “1. Chase and mmlly
of llrooki: .. N. Y.
' I
\V’alillcc and Rifiard Lockwood.
ot‘ France Street, motored to New
York City Thursday and ‘aitncsscd
the Automobile Show at‘thc lllg Ar-
mory at Klngsbrldge Road and
Jerome Avenue.
- o
-—Buy your Victrola at Donneily's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.-Adv.
O O O
The Norwaik Tailoring and dry-
vl-‘nni Establishment has opened
business in one of the three newly
rcted stores at the facade rt the
t‘ iner Blue Bird Tea. Room do Wail
Strrct.
Jones and
i
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. a»
«Sale. One-Third Oli—Donneiiy‘s.
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Misses Alice Grover. Ililua. Saun-
ders and Elizabeth Grey-,9: Milford
motored to Norwdaik yesterday and
spent the day with Miss Ethel Healy
oi; Woodward Avenue.
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—-.‘<pa‘lding skates at. Donnelly'S.
1-3 Oif.—-—Ati\'.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley liayman and
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Grulnmtn of
Ansonia were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Gregory of Straw-
berry Hill Ave. ’
t O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster 0!
.‘lvudow Street were weekend visit-
ors in Mount Meadow Street.
O O O
—-Spaiding skates at Donnells's,
1—3 ant—Adv.
0
Mrs. M. Josem of Lowe Streut was
in. visitor in Bridgeport yesterday:
0 O O
A rehearsal was held in the Pal—
:lce theatre Saturday morning or
several choruses in the 'l‘linity
Guild's mlsieal comedy "All Ar'ard“
under the direction of John B.
Rogers producing company. The
play. which is to be presented Wed-
nesday at the Palace Theatrs. is be-
ing well advertised in local stores
by means or "Amour l" sum'ees.
O O O
—-Anto springs. Tilly‘s —-Adv.
Another comes in st
1
l ,
. e: ‘ . t .. 7.:
. Clinton 16.3052 arm... sée .m
n visitor in Winnipnuk Snturda . >
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, Miss Bernice Knapp. of Riverside
'Avenue, is ill at; her home with a.
severe cold.
it ‘ DARIEN, l
George Woodward. Six, of Noroton
Heights went to Newark. N. J., ’Wed-
nesdny to attend the funeral of his
mother. ‘
O O ’
Mrs. F. V. Cantrell of the. Post
Road. Darlen. is visiting her mother
wholives in‘hc Palisades ‘on the
Hudson. for 'a few days.
0 O 0
Mrs. Gme H. Noxon and daugh-
ter Annie. a! the Post Road. are in
Norwalk for a. visit of several weeks.
O O 0
‘1 number of'resigents from Da-
rie‘n and Noroton attended the re—
cital given at the Shubert club.
Thursday afternoon. ’ -
‘o 0
Stephen L. “'00d and Kenneth
“'00d 0: the Post Road. attended the
Automobile Show Saturday.
- o o 0
11/165”. Pet r Drcsol eficrtaincd w.
and Mrs. aek S. Smith and family
at dinner recently in honor 0: Mr.
Dresoi's ‘ birthday.
0 0
Mrs. I—laughncy of Noroton Heights
is driving a new Ford sedan.
. O 0 0
The Noroton Improvement Asso—
ciation is busy making plans for; at
"Mnh Jongg danhc" to be given ill
the Noroton Heights tircmnn's hall.
Thursday evening, January til. It
will be a masquerade affair. the
people dressed in Chinese costumes.
The prizes to be awarded will be at
Chinese character.
O I
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thoeic mid
children Roger and Gladys. visited
with Mr.) ond. Mrs. Nathan S. Finch
and family of Academy street, on
Thursday.
.
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The marriage of Jane Ilutchings
Parker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. I’ariwr. to Frederick Elliott
Adams. both of. Duriun. took place
last Saturday in the otlice of the
town clerk Herbret R. Smiht. Jus-
tice ot’ the I'cuée Stephen Dokus pur-
(orlned the ceremony. The bride's
pnrents were the only witnesses pres-
ent. The newly married couple left
after the cernlnny for a honeymoon
imct given by the members of the
ellllditiatl-s of the; :irls‘ Friendly 50-
. o ‘o ,7
John wcl has returned to
often: ' mg the holidays With his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wind
of Noroton Heights: ‘ , "
.. O O A
The Westminster Guild. of the,
Noroton Presbyterian church held a'
meeting intho Sunday school rooms
last \Vcdncsday afternoon. Mrr.
John S. MacGtashan has very kin-l-
ly offered to coach the Guild {or
any plays or entertainmentsn Sew-
ing for the mlaionarlcs was con-
tinued by the girls. The next meet—
ing will be. held on Thursday. Jan-
uary 17, at 3 gum;
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\,,
Stanley \Vllitney and Kenneth
Cantrell of Dnrien attended .a ban-
Congregntional Church of New Ca-
naan to the choir, in the church par.
tors on Wednesday evening."
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Qldrln or Nor—
otorl Heights was in New York city
for the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Boynton of Ellglewood. N. J. ~
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provement Association Was given at
the Royal School, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Rumpf and Mrs. Harry
Gilk headed the committee.
3 I D '
Seth 'Dtlryen. of Lewisboro. N. Y .
visited with relatives in Dnrlcn last
Thursday.
rem N RWKEK'. '
Clement, lit. Collins of ‘C‘fiurles
street was the week-end guest of
relatives in Northampton, Mass.
, o o o i
The. regular monthly meeting of
the Mayflower Hook and, Ladder
company will he held tonight.
0 I. O '
“'illiam Beers wash visitor over
the week-end in Northampton. Mass,
where he was the guest of relatives.
0 O I '~
Miss Hazel Stuli of East avenue
was a guest at a dinner party in the
Hotel Mn, Danbnry. Thursday
night.
0
‘ The regular weekly meeting of tho
trip through New York state. 9
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A touring car, the property of lili-
.-\nstock Motors Corporation or Stunt-
ford, caught fire curly Tuesday morn-
ing nou- thc Royal school. The Dn— :
ricn fire department was called ml: i
and soon had control oil the blazer. l
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M. ter “Sonny" Ale-Connery o. ,
Ncw’ 'ork (Tity is vis’iting with .\ll ‘
and Mrs. Charles Stnndcnlm-ycr
the Post Road. Dnrlcn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Somers Roche .
of Tokeneke are spending the winter
at Palm Beach. Florida.
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Mrs. Arthur Gartreil orgllle
Road. Dal-ion spent Tuesday
tricnds in \\'innipaul:.
3 O
t,- I i
. rest
with
Mr. and Mrs.
Farm." and are now at the \‘andvr- l
biit Hotel in New York. “ ‘
o I '0
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas liliimnl.‘
have closed their SillllllLL‘r house on
Collluuler‘s l'oint. Noroton.und Laws
of the winter,
o o ‘
Mrs. 1“er Muilett of Maple ave-
nue. Daricn. has returned from it
tcr-in-lzuv, who lives in Washington.
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o o 0
Gen. and firs. Henry C. Hodges :-l
Noroton, have sailed for Europe,
where they will spent thcvwinter.
U ‘ 0
Mr. and Mrs. WicchOf Le Roy
avenue have left for Florida. where
they will spend the rest: of the win-
ter. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson
have rented l1 flat in the Ashton
Building. Noroton Heights.
0
Mrs. Fairchild and daughter. 1;“-
na, have returned to their llome'Jn
Newark. N. J.. after spending st-‘v-
oral weeks with Mr. and line.
Thompson of Newton.
0 O t m.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Wood ot‘
Redford. N. Y.. visited at the home
of Mr. and- Mrs. Stephen S. “'0;
of the Post Road, Darie’n. recently
0 O O
Attractive signposts have Ill-ts:
placed at; the town limits. they re; 3
"Town of Barton. settled 1620, 13‘
corporated 1820." These signs or:
suspended onchnlns from a rum.
cedar post and were erected h;
gnomes P." Rumpr. Supt. of high-
ways.
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Who men’s club of the Presbyter-
lmportant. meeting tomorrow even--
ing.
a general get-together ‘an'?! social
time for this meeting. All the men: -
loci“‘ are requested to be present.‘ A
"speaker has been obtained for the
evening. ,
o o o .
Mrs. Benedict O. Litchfleld and
daughter Batty. of Le Roy avrmln.
Dar-ion. *ere.vlsitors in New York
city last week.
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Benjamin Weed. son of Mr. ani
Mrs. John A. Weed of Noroton
Heights returned to his studies at
flotchklac School. , ‘ '
, ' o o -
George Sin
pitch _
« . h ’ o 7. 5 o
- Mrs. William Devhriu of tmosl
Road. Burton. and Mrs. ’1'.-.O.‘ Md-
:11
‘ dissect-t." net‘we lr
i
l
gone to New York for tlze’rcmulndur i
l
visit of several weeks with her sis— .
and children who have been visiting ,
in Piainfleld. N. J.. for several works V
have returned to their home lnXor- i
oton, |
l
fSanitary Aprons
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Shark-ta: ‘
ian church of Noroton. will hold anf >
Plans are now being made for‘
in son .0! Rev, mil
Mar. William Sinclair of Noroton. is" _
being treated at tho Stamford Hos- '
KB.” of Mansfield avenue; platen:
the nncorsetcd figure.
ure comes this new
designin
and simply smoothes
slender figure.
its name from the O
tal sash and does
come above the waist.
Everywhere most; fash-
ionable young women are
wearing t ll c m—delight-
i“ edly.
$2
“Madame Oriental’
mere suggestions of
$3.50
larger figure.
perfect.
- Full size aprons in
or white.
the wardrobe
Main floor.
Boyshform
Brassieres I.
i ‘ Of heavy Skinner
,. . these brassieres wear and - ' _
l s launder beautifully. A f h; ; robe. Formerly $293 gm, $255
very fine value at $1.95 ~- 1:; ; ‘ - 4-.-..1'31‘3: u -
, .4: Second floor. \ Ul ' ' . 1" Fourth floor. .
I: " earance 0 V ‘ ‘ i'h
>‘» -: French pot . < , _ . »~
V -1- ~ of Women s
i 91 mg Handkerchiefs? ' .1,
.‘i “‘ . -l
to . . 390 Yd. Left; over from Christ- M00311 Patterns l.— ‘
‘ 1“ black, 139120 and mas are some very good Little girls will be de- Ir“ 1
brown, royal and blue, handkerchiefs which/we lighted to hear that Mc— . ,
111801981161 grey” 18 lovely are closing out: for Very Call Patterns for, Dolly’s . Sale of M18865 .
311k, French (10‘; Vellum. small prices. ‘ clothes will.b,e given sway
Whmh regularly 58115 {01' White and colors 5c, 15: free of charge at the’pat- Fl‘OCkS
509 yard. The 51360181 All linen in white and tern counter, third floor.
price is for the January g '7 molars 25 cu. \ The patterns are just like 3
- ', 3919‘ " , - ' ’ _ ’ Finer grades of linen ~~~ those mother uses. 15
‘ x ”awn"? . ~ 50¢. 75.0 ‘ fl ‘ ‘ ' from loco. Here are dresses which
Odd tilt 1 initialed hand- , ' . our mm... American
kerchiefs—‘tvhite or . school'girls and debutan-
' so
“em
'1 , ‘ ~ 1.
‘ortso'n. Seattle; avenue. \Vednesda'y
:o'clbck.
night at 8:00 o'clock.
The llrst of a series at card paraW
ties for the benefit of the Dorian Im— <
l.
The Oriental
has solved the problem of
the slender syiph-iike fig.
ment—ali achievement in
g. It has no bones
finishes the contours of
the naturally beautiful
It takes
ing and is adapted to a
For danc- 1
ing and athletics alley are
Second V 300‘
A necessity to ,
of "every
woman of refinement.
“and the ma
V: o‘ x ," ,
#The regular wéekly’mcctlng of the
Ladies' Aid Society or the East ave-
nue Methodist church will be held‘in
the parlor of the church “‘ednesday»
afternoon at “~00‘jfclock.
.3 .
afternoon.
x
a.
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There will be a 'vcstry meeting of
Christ church in the rectory tonight
at 7-30 o’clock. ”i .
t
w
. _
1&0 Boys‘ club of the Christ church
will meet in the basement of the
church Marrow night at 7:00
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\‘S’ednesday night will be recrea-
tional night ft“: the women of the
East. avenue Methodist church. Bowl‘fii
ing will be enjoyed and all the wo-
men of the parish are urged to come
and enjoy themseiifs. ‘
O
St. Agnes Guild of Christ church
will meet with Mrs. Harry Faring-
ton, 33 Osborne nvcnuo tomorrow
FAMILY GETS ,.
cums ESTATE
Greens F a r m 8 Man
eLeft Over $90,000—
Jané .3 1 Founders
Day at Staples
_ ‘
ChiidJHarold Child‘s. who died
at his summer home, Elm Court.
Greens Farms, in June. 1922. loll
.n. net estate of $90,041.45. Under
his will. his widow receives $44,041.—
45: and his two children. Herbert
A. Childs and Oladys C. Barbour of
On each.
.N'cw York. $23.0
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Mr. and M rs. i". E. Lewis and their
daughter Miss Mary Lewis. spent the
Week-end at their VV’estpcrt County
place. Lo‘ng'ijflhore Farm,
A. 13::ch
Bedtord house for ten Saturday of.
tcl‘npon Mrs. Staples and her. new
dozen. misting were’kept very bug-I
receiving guests and serving more
than an hour after 4 o'clock.
U I .
Tonight is the date of the annnql
parish meeting Of Christ Church
Till: people of the Christ Church,
parish will meet in the Sundnv
School room and there will be an
election of vestrymen and other bus-
iness put-mining to the mom‘cnancc
9! the Church.
I 0 fl ‘
The newly elected ofllccrs ol the
Lady Palmerton Lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem were installed last Fri-
day evening. by, Deputy Supreme
Commander George Bruno of Bridge-
port and his start or twelve pas-t.
commanders. There were many
guests present from Norwaik. Fair-
field. and Bridgeport. After the in-
slnllation ‘retreshments and a social
hour were enjoyed. The emcero in-
stalled were Commander.\Georgiann
Gcrrlsh; Nice Commander. Miss
Florence Baker: Aid. Lionel Hitt;
Marshall. Carrie Stewart: Scribe.
George W. Mills: Accountant. Flor-
ence Belling: Treasurer. Peter La:—
son: Chaplain. Frances Walsh: Mas-
ter of ceremonies. chnr Frestnius:
Organist. Anita. Smith: Inside Guard,
Emil Fresinlus; Wide Guard.
George Gerrish; Trustee. Alonzo
Hill.
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The repairs on the W. T. I. A.
hllildinfiack ot the Town Hall have
been completed. making an attrac-
tive studio. into which the clay mod-
eling class will move the latter nart
or this week. Foovsevernl years the
8V. T. I. A. bufldlng’ has been used
as :1 storage place and has received
lithe attention or care. and when the
seicctmcn notified the Art Commit-
tee of the W. T. I. A. (Wat. they re-
quired the room in the basement of
glutipoople‘i‘ilyed at.
_‘ ‘ ’Hle napalm,
cost. about an; burure “malt-cl
apparince of the outside of lhe',
building. not! the“ cosy studio. from ‘
which the class cannot be dislodged ‘
is well worth the outlay.
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January not is to be fillingly‘!
celebrnted no founders day)! Staples l
High School. 19.. 81 was the birth '
date of Horace Staples. For sevenl
yearsjhere has been no effort. made
to ~— commemorate the day. The
Alumni are co-operntlng with the
ochool authorities to make the day's
exercises a. success. and have offered
three prizes for the pupils writing
the‘-bcst essays on "Horace Staples."
Essays to be about 1.000 wow
the best. to be read during the carer-
clues on Founders’ Day. The first
prize will be $5. the second prize will
be 83. and the thlrd 82. There will
be speakers and several ‘eleetlons
by the G ‘ ' Glee Club 0 Staples
High and t High School Orchestra.
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Mrs. Louie Colletti will spend a
few days in New York this week.
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George Darrow of State street was
a. viéitor in Falrtleld nod SouthpOl-t
yesterday.
;
“Cutting
’ "‘zlll«
1\
“MUSICAL
n. swung; ,
sow 05; 1:35;? ‘
RIALTO THEA n.
FOUR DAYS -— STARTING TL‘ESDAY
DOiiIleily’
stalling 13""
team playm
Ridge-field i‘r
lost ”’1": 2.;77‘ .
a score of :41.
as follows:
Beanie. rr‘
Dickson. '(
Hubbcli, t
H. lkaltir‘ v:
Burke, I:
"an;
Venus. it liton.
Brundap; 1'
Cummings. g
Romro. rs;
Carbont. i:
:59”
Q.
‘9
Min 3 ’LSOOpOO picture ..
Red Rahal
‘1?“ thinly“: day: of
r1112 -
Tuna brought to
.0- “: smell.
v t
For
gar- " .,
and
rial-
not ~
$5.
’ has
bon-
pink
45c
satin
<5-
t
in
‘0’)"
room furniture
very tempting.
many sets have been
Special decorative
enamels. They are
ed. French gricy
decorations. inc u
dresser, cane panel
Formerly $288”
elude bureau,
S
’g /coiored letters 25c. 35:
Main floor. _ .
Standard-Designer Quarterly “ ' ’ .
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been able to maintain a notable selection.
You will wish to see them
Birdseye maple cote consisting of human,
bed, dressing table and chill‘orobc,
erly $287
indeed—in French grey, and
sets having rose and blue
dc. English. bureau,
bed, rocker and bench.
Ens
ing painted floral and landscape
dressing ’table, bed, chest,
rocker and bench. Regularly $412 $360 -
walnut net of artistic design
has bureau, vanity dresser, bed and chlfio-
mm,“
The January Sale Offers New and
Interesting Features _
Bea’utilul Bedroom Sets
Greatly Reduced
l’Ve are proud to offer you the largest and
most impressive display of fashionable bed~
that we have ever had; ‘
Designs and makes of the highest grade
plus low sale prices make furniture buying
in sp
ite of the fact that
already sold, we have
for
1
Form-
. 3 A collection of ms.
‘ . . 250 fashionable dresses for
set-wary fashionable girls. Included are larger
putt-y COlOl' overblouse dress? \x‘lllfh
‘ ‘ * - have full pleate sin .5.
art‘Stlcany hand decent Poirot twiils in recent
English
crepe
‘250 '
16.
lull deconfive sets in putty color hav-
designs, in-
Sale of Frocks
styles and pretty wool
tured. .
sliuring for girls from o to
6’7
Junior Girls
s12.50
frocks are also fea-
They are indeed
Seared ESCI.
"\
have
wear they are most
stunnin Motherll
25 cu. ‘ ' couldn’t: n pl: to make
have
can
tea are wearing. Jersey
dresses, Poiret
fashionable velvet frock!
For school and afternoon
them for-this price. Many
Beeause of “the mild sca-
down much sooner than
- i" -“ ’wé expected. Sizes 1
- 19. years.
Twills and
all been reduced-
535.
sold '88 high as
are marke
they
3to
Second floor.
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