5 evening at armory—Adv.
.. 0 C O
noth Fallon and daughters ilctcn
3’ and Beatrice. :11 tlwir home in 'l‘rcn-
. ton. N. J. .
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‘F -—Grnnd )ltiSqw-i‘ude liall. ltcd-:
g men's H5111. So. Norwalk. 191-1., 1,
“19:4. New York Orchestra.
‘ # II ll-
Roger Borden 11nd Harry Manne-
1 Florence and George.
' -, murmur Smith. :;.
'Tuttle
.1! his h
Jr.. is ill with
c on Center a'V'c-
. O 0
You: Ihow opens
at armory. —-AdV.
0
Wednesday
- Harkot'f of Spring street is
relatives in Norwich._Con-
0 I 0
1 fly per cent. of! on all Evcro
ponclll at Donnelly'I.-Adv.
C O U
Ernest Sloan of Harbor avo-
vidtlng her sister. Mrs. A. L.
. of Staten Island. N. Y.
C O C
to Iprings. Tilly's—Adv.
,fl 0 0 I
Wfldcrlck J. Morrison. of West
7 IV“ , gave his weekly talk on
~Ald to tho second class Girl
«#130010 at tho lied Cross Headquar-
an In the South Norwalk Public
, mum yesterday afternoon. Dem-
notations in bandaglng wot- glvlrn
Mdlfimstions asked on work :13
1,
ul-
, ”flow cov.cred Those present w?
Roxie. lloughton. Lilli
hemlflorenec Levy. Itcheccn li‘itclt',
Adol‘ Van Scoy .md Ethti Amrein
or “hop 1. .ma Margartt Chittlm
and Dorothy Adams of Troop“ 1, and
uili—allayrc llnltlizuvl, of Lincoln
flabby:
. . U
\Vl‘i')‘ have cold (out “ht-11 3.31,- car.
'80‘ itch dandy VVool stmktiigs at
chbr'l for Tile in $1.1" '.‘
C . .
MG}; and Mrs. “illmtn (J. Murphy
‘Ind'flhughler. lithe]. of Holden ave—
nue,..)fr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gray of
Van;;})urcn turnne and children.
motored to
3’ Brld‘eport last c1 citing.
, .. 0 0
U
«into show opens “‘edntsday
hill. John J. Easou of River strict
lill had a telephone installed at her
1 home:
I O C
Kiler's are closing out vows un-
, mull good values in war-tn hosiery
' at 79010 $1.29 :1 pr.
0
Mi“ Lois Manning, of lLchrsiil-r
avcnuo is visiting Mr. and Mrs. lien-
vioa of Main street VVerc V'isitorI yes-
. term at tho: home oi Arnold Bren-
man 6! Stamford.
C I 0
«nu-”ooh mincd, nut stow and egg
DWI dclchry. Harris & (nuns.
Piim 721.
Q I I
pinup Duncan or Newtown me.
II“. 0nd Miss ltose l’ctcrson of Eli:
«taupe. ‘crc Visitors in Bridgeport
rottwdny at the home. or Mr and
~Luge sized pea coal.
Oano. Phone 721.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joséph “lambs. and
family have changed their residence
(tom 78 Ely avenue to 70 Ely ave-
nuc. ,
ilurris &
. --l3uy your \‘ictrolu at Donnelly’s
on copy weekly payments. Store opsn
evening’s until 9 p. m.—-.\dv.
O O C
Mm. Stanley \Vcinstock 01 Dr.
Wudh‘vorth'a Sanitarium. rcptYicrl
thut‘iic had lost her pocketboou in
: Wait avenue. yesterday 'iflCl'OOn
. with .3 small amount or money and
f a butch of keys in it.
.1.” . ‘1 1.
.. - ~¢no-hn.lf of! on writing 1111i!
at Rumours—Adv.
““1; o o I
Ml”. Herbert Quick and daughter
. o! ‘l. unimcr street are spending a
j few. ya in New York cit...
."P r o t t
r
«afiosh mined. nut. stove and egg.
‘pro t delivery. Harris :5: Gans.
" I‘ho 721.
~ , -.-V* 0 0 o
. f” Junior Sport club held i:.. 1c~
hula” monthly business moobng.
‘ . y. at which the following or-
. 06
I o i
wcro elected: "president. .nliss
Mnruco: V'iice-prestient Viiss
“Walters: tz-casu.er. Miss
I Lynch and secretary, Miss
.. . .idal.
I
‘ Brief and a Perso :1“ on
0963“.
Herman Clnquo oi Ely.
night.
motored to Stamford. last
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—-—.’tuto show opono 'chnesday
evening at nrmory.——.Adv.
O o
lilo- Mury and Mia Ho'en Wat go
or Ely avenue were viritoro in
Bridgeport. Monday night. where
they attended a dance.
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Just the weather to take advan.
tage of those bargains in wool hos-
iery at Kceler’s.
0 O C .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyreli and
family have changed their rcslicncc
from lily avenue to Cedar 319:: t.
O I 0
—Auto show opens XVednesday
evening at nrmory.—Adv.
0 I 0
Friends of Mrs. Ruth Johnson of
Ely avenue will be sorry to hear
that shc‘ is ill at her home.
0 O O
——-Scc new gifts on second floor-—
Donnelly'a.—-Adv.
I O O
Joseph Gobbulo of 9 Bo Jtop street
has purchased a. Ford touring car.
The rcgular’wcekly rehearsal of
the orchestra or the 15:91 Avenue
Methodist. church will be held at. the
home of Milton Sinuson. Myrtle ine-
nue. tomorrow night at 7:30
o'clock.
I 0 0
Miss May Guttridgc _ol Betta
place has recovered from her rcccnt
illness and resumed her studies at.
the Norwalk lligh school.
1) O 0
Tonight will be, recreation night.
{or the women of the East Avenue
Methodist church.
0 t 5
Guild of Christ
a supper in the
basement of the church tomorrow
night at 5:3" o'clock. The regular
meeting of the. Guild originally
scheduled for tonight will be air-it-
ted.
'l‘hc \Voniun's
church will hold
‘w: '14 k
The ‘V'oman's Association of the
South Norwnlk Baptist church worn
the guests ”this afternoon. of Mrs.
lieman Drake at her home on St
.lUl‘.2l street.
- V 0
luy‘inond L. Hayes of layniond
‘ terrace has purchased a. Ford coupe.
0 u u
'l‘hn’sccond game in the pinochlc
tournament Uzi-If: conducth by the
(‘qu l’asture Life Guards will he
ll'lltl zit the home of Kenndh Fitch.
Myrtle street: tomorrow night.
0 O U
The many friends of Mrs. M. .l.
Burl-to of Marion avenue. who rm
ccmly underwent an operation in
1111; Norwnl khospitul. will be
141.131 d to hour her condition uhous
much improvement.
0 O O
Fra’nklin‘ Newman of Gregory
houleVard has purchased c. Willy:-
Knight touring car.
0 O
The East horwnlk librn1V VViti he
orcn on Friday afternoon. as usual
li(‘l\\cel’i the hours nf‘. ‘:30 and 5: 3’)
9'.clotk
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.‘Jr. and Mia. W'ilfrcd Mourison
and Edwin C. I-lourison of Fitch
utrect were Visitors in New York
city Saturday, whom they attended
the annual poultry Sll')‘V at Madison
Square Garden.
. D O I
The library comml‘tcc oi the East.
Norwalk Improvement. Association.
under the direction of Mrs. llolugrt
ll. ii. Footc. will present. Zonl
Gale's “Neighbors" um] “The Cyrs-
tn! Gazer" at Community hall, Fob-
runry 6 and ’1'. Miss Gale's playlet
is a dramatic gem and is conceded
to be one of the best which she has
C\'(‘l" written. She has taken her
characters from life. They are well-
known types. "The Crystal Gazer"
is a travesty on fortune telling and
is sure to please. The cast which
will interpret the plays include.
Mrs. Ii. R. Smith. Mrs. l2. H. Pat-
trseon. Mrs. Everett Dulklcy. Mrs.
James Finch. Mr. and Mrs. l". B.
Sturdcrant and Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Plait.
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The Sunday school board of tin-
East Avenue Methodist church held
its regular meeting last. night.
O C O -
There will be a. meeting ofltlic
Friendship Bible class. of tho East
Avenue Methodist. church Friday
night at 8 o'clock.
l' r
..
President Coolidge is still
‘ *0 in directing tho uni:- 0f that institution.
- ident Coolidge - Savings Banker
0oolidgs was brought up on true New England thrift,
.. he did much for the sdvcncement of saving. Before
.. to Washington he served as President of a Mutual
living: Bank. Busy! man as he was, he gsve freely of his
party last Sunday f their littlo
daughter and her fri nds at their
home in State street. Among thou
present were Jean Goodie, Florence
Goodie. Ruth purrowr hits. Eu“
Schroyer. Ann Schroyer. Catherine
children had a Joyous afternoon and
especially enjoyed the delicious re-
freshments served.
. .
Ins-macs underwriters were in
town yesterday to inspect all the
fire hydrants and the fire apparatus.
Insurance agents of Westport Ire
of the opinion that proving the ap-
paratus und.hydrs.ntI in perfect or-
der may bring lower rates to prop-
erty holder: in .Weatport.
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Jack Kearns’ of Stamford was. a.
Westport visitor yoltorday. Mr.
Kenna and his wife were former
residents 0! “’estport..
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The hostesses at the W. '1‘. I. A.
studio tea. this afternoon will be
Mrs. thn Crawford, Mrs. Eva
Shroyer, Mrs. Katherine Lawson,
Mrs. R. G. Sherwood. Miss L. Chap-
man. Miss E. Baldwin._Mrs. \Villiam
W. Rasmussen. Mrs? Angus Mac-
Donall. Mrs. Minnick. Mrs. Linde.
Mrs. A. G. \Villiams, Mrs. William
Munsen. Miss Celeste Lockwood.
Mrs.
Day. The attraction or the after-
noon will be a bust of the Rev Ken-
neth MacKcnzio which was made by
the well known oculptress. Mrs. K11-
thcrine Lawson. There is also to
be some of the. work of the clay
modeling class on exhibition in the
studio.
0 0 0
Judge Frederick M. Salmon was
the principal speaker last evening
before the League of Women Voters
of Meriden. ills subject was "The
Government and the State Depart-
ment."
0 O O
The Parcnt-Teachcrs' association
nut in the library hall last evening
with its president, Robert Fuller.
presiding. iiaeh separate school has
its own organization and the presi-
dents of each school organization
“as present at the meeting last ovo-
nlng when the chief subject of d
cussion “as “Dental Hygiene. " Sev-
eral other matters of importance was
brought before the meeting.
C C O
The. senior class or Staples ’High
school has selector] “Mrs.TcmpleI'
Telcgran‘i" for ' their annual play
“hich VVill bo giVen in the “Y' ' au~
ditcrium March 6 and 7.
0 o ‘
Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell are
young looking to be grandparents;
Last Monday their daughter. Mrs.
John Hanlon, jr., gave birth to a
baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Hanlon are
receiving congratulations from a
host or \l‘cstport friends.
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The committee in charge of the
minstrcl show reports 1. number
new names on tho list of those who
will take part. “’1: still have a.
number of places to fill and would
welcome the name of any member
of the “Y" who can sing. play or do
a specialty act. The date for the
show has not yet been set but it
will probably be held in the latter
part or March.
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Tickets for the gymnasium exhi-
bition to be given by the Springfield
college gym team on March 8 are
in. the hand of the member 0:. the
physical department committee. and
some of the older High school boys.
Thcy may also he purchased at. the
"Y" counter. The price is 50 cents
and includes the fiance after the ex-
hibition. music for which will be
furnished by the. Monterey club or-
chcstra.
c 0 I
There will be a. meeting or the
executive. committee of the board on
Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
CHAPTER XV.
throbbcd with an offer-
Vcscent ecstacy of life such as she
L‘Vclyn
had never known before. as Ihe
stood in front at the long princess
mirror in‘ her boudolr the night; of
the ball, contemplating her reflec-
tion. She literally bloomed.
An assistant designer-ghoul Mad-
ame Nancy's who had been putting
the finishing touches on the gown
arose from her knees and gave it
a. final aurveyai with is. practiced
yo. She clasped her hands in
adoring admiration. ,
“Madame is a vision of loveli—
ness." ahc Ventured. It. w 11
phase she had read somewhe in
a book. Evelyn glowed with up-
preciation of the compliment..
The girl repeated what Mme.
Nnncy. had said about the gown.
Mme. Nancy was Iupremoly con-y
she could not be present hemit to
certainly would look for her at the
ball. or course Madame was go-
:ng to be a most interestod Ipecta-
or.
When the girl packed her things
preparatory to leaving. Evelyn
pressed a ten dollar bill into her
hand with some hesitation. When
she had gone. Evolr'n “006' using
into the glass. mlhutely inspecting
herself from head to feet. She
turned first one way and than an:
adirootoriuthatbahksnd
ottpunch believer in the lotus! idea in savings honking. 3
So. Norwalk Savings Bank
- mu Ionian, 2mm.
rowan shimmer-111m.
01101101: 1.. woofiw ' w.
. other.
Jade green silk diver,
She tried minding outer
on one foot. as she had soon it done
in the movies. 8110 liked the eflect.‘
She framed her face prettiiy
against 11. backgro d mod by
her ostrich fan. 0h. tried a hun-
dred poses. - '
The gown really was a notable
achievement. I: m u Guam or
green and silver m moon-
ughtonthograu. Overaclipof
lacs was
draped. 'nio bodice mood her
form quite clooely. but flowing
Garcia of tho lace heir bid her
Mr. and Mrs. DeMsrin gave at
Romano and Jean DeMaria. Thai
Fred Hubbcll and Mrs. Frances ‘
. James Golden who has been at.
lng postmaster at Noroton Heights
since Mr. Gillct‘s resignation from
that position last year, has received
.hiu appointment to the postmaster-
ship. ,
0 0 0 I
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slandenmeycr
have announced the marriage of
their neice, Miss Emma. R. Mayor,
to Herbert W. Grinshnw. Mics Ma-
yer formerly lived in Daricn. Mr.
Grinshaw is employed in the Yale
a: Towns manufacturing company.
The couple are on a. two-weeks'
honeymoon trip to Bermuda.
lax—postmaster and Mrs. Frederick
H. Smith are the proud parents of
a. daughter who turned Monday
morning. January 21. at the home or
Mrs. Smith's mother Mrs. Gertrude
Anderson of Sound New terrace.
South Nornalk. 1
O O 0
Miss Dorothy Smith. Miss Hazel
Crofoot and Miss Sarah Ccnastra
have graduated from the 9-0 class
of Junior High ,nnd are now agend-
ing the Stamfordfi'llgh school.
0 l 0
Milton Claim and Alton I-‘lusher of
Brooklyn visited with friends in Dag
-rien over the week-end.
0 0 0
A meeting of the Darien Town
“'31" Memorial association was held
Sunday afternoon at the residence
of 8. 1V. Cooper. who is acting chair-
man. Arrangements were made {or
the collecting of funds for the pro-
posed memorial.
O 0
Miss Anna Pcterick of Noroton
Heights was the gucstcf Miss (fath-
crinc Fairbanks of Old King's high—
way over the week-end.
O O t
The next meeting of thc Din-ten
Improvement woclutl n will be
held at the Royal schxol l‘uclaruau
5th at. 3: 00 p n1. This meeting VVill
be for members and committee to
give in their repoits and plans for
future “on: to ho made.
Mr. and Mis. “illiam Zoiglcr of
Noroton Heights “in soil for Eu-
rope this VV.cck
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Schlengcr of New
J‘ork spent the week-end in Daricn.
O O 0
Miss Margaret Rudford has
turned to her home from tho Stam-
ford hospital where she has been
receiving treatment.
R. J. Flanagan of New York spent
the week-end in Noroton.
The mission a:soclailov1 oi‘ the
Preabytcrhn Church will hold an all
day sowing circle for ove‘scas work
at the residence or Mrs. Anurcw
Shaw of Linden Avenuc. Ninuton
Heights next Tuesday.
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Mrnandjirs. Charles \‘an
or the Post Road visited in Budge-
port Saturday.
0 I O :.
“'alton \Vood of Lcwlsbéxn N.
7.; was in town Monday on busi-
ness.
0 O 0
Miss Lois Gillette and Miss lis-
ihor Vcits of New Haven upon: the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. 1:. L.
Gillette of Grookside Avenue, Dar-
in!
Mrs. A. Ettlngc. teacher in Royal
School who has been confined to her
Lorne in New Canaan. as the result
or injuries received in an nutoumnile
accident recently. resumed her du-
attond to Mrs. Jille. but Ihe‘xnoot i
be wonderful to have a. spaghetti
bung Ionic Wino and we could put
on tom: mm and have a glut-on.
‘0
won-.1010”! use to disturb hor-
m
ties Monday.
lcs. At her waist she wore a cor—
sage of the most dellcato orchids,
the one touch of dissenting color
while her hair was bound with a
jade and silver bandcau.
Fred had remembered about the
corsagc and had quite surprised her
with his glorious crtravagraucc.
Ten—fifteen years seemed mirac-
ulously removed. She was a. school
girl. She understood 'now how
brides felt as they surveyed them-
selves Tinally in all their finer-y.
Mamie came in. She had helped.
in Evelyn‘p dressing and then had
gone to redecorate hereelf.
3"Ob. Evelyn. you’re a. dream.
I'm our." you'll have I. perfectly
wonderful time."
‘ “I wish you were going" Evelyn
smiled.
“Oh. yoi‘i know how I feel about
it. I would like to look in a. mo.
moat though. But Mr. Trent and
are going to a dandy party out at
the studio bf Paul Lanai—the art-
ist. ’you know."
Manic had been invited. to the
ball of course. weeks before. but
I‘he‘had shrugged her ohoulders and
declined: She was afraid of
crow'do. Ibo said .a ltrange excuse
from .a woman. But Evelyn under-
stood. I110 thought. Unmarried wo-
men of 80 like Mamie without ar-
dent mains. are uncomfortable at
Inch an attain That was her own
animation.
~. r‘You- must havo Mr. Trent here
for dinw. sometime." Evelyn re-
minded for. _
"I've boon thinking that it would
and invite
. i W bunch."
Kama mgchtoo.
‘Trcnuo coup;
133:9} Well— have a good time."
Ionic killed her, taking 011
rc- V
‘ 1
.Jine
(To 130 Continued)
It all seemed as if she were n fairy"
princess in a dream. '
Fred burst in. She :tartcd.
would like to have Ecrcamod be '
cause of his intrusion at. that mo—
mcnt.
and the low sale prices;
To-mortow i: :12": Last
of the January Sale
It has been a Wonderful sale, so everybody says. and
Women of Bridgeport Will be boasting for many a dav of
the lovely, new, fine quality merchandise purchased here
From. the many dollars saved on
furniture to the few cents. saved on notions, the house- v.
keeper Who has bought 'her house necessities and luxuries
during this sale lhs found that the luxuries were available :
at the usual cost of necessities.
There is only one more day during Which to enjoy sale
Hundreds of things on which you can make rela— .
tively large savings are offered at the last minute-"veal, 23»
prices:
Verily even this last day.
We are inventorying our stocks.
your needs and take .advantage of these lowest prices on
our fashionable merchandise?
ing tremendous reductions on innumerable articles for this i
last day of clearance.
small to advertise.
»« Our Big Sale Departments Are:
Furniture
Rugs
Pictures
Lamps
Draperies
Silks
Linens
Cotton Dress Goods
Woolen Goods
Domestics
Blankets
Junior Apparel —
Ribbed Underwear
'Articles to Embroider
Jewelry
Gloves
In many cases.
China
Glass
Silver
Wax _ Candles
Housefurnishings
:Aprons
Leather Goods
Trimmings
Neckwear
Ribbons
Laces '
Children’s Wear
Notions
Sofa Cushions
Men’s wear .
She
.,
REFUSESUBSTITUTES
Sold by tho Nikon-Powell Corp
mmuheddnotthemd:
luring material m nan-5110 1‘11
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Why not inventory
Every department is featur-
Day-
quantities are too “
\ y i.
Phonographs é
Records ;
Books
7 Mah J ongg Sets
Trunks and Bags
Coats
Suits .
Furs
Dresses
Blouses ~-;
Silk Petticoats '.
Millinery
Lingerie
Corsets
Hosiery 3'
Shoes
o v
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