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: 55 5- 5. i' 5. . .’ ' etch-
hi and (30. lune par-suns- T111. regular meeting of the “a
lishgictfontl’ark‘a sev¢ room Your-Stitch club will be held atvtho
' ‘ from thc'snorefrom Park ,home‘ot Mrs. Elmer-*Hendricks. tee
‘ East avenue. Wednesday afternoon
‘ it-
. Moment Co... ..,'l‘he. house is s ’ . _ ‘ _
' on the highest point in the at 2.;o‘oclock.‘ . . 5
The W'hatsoever circle of Kings’
Daughteis will meet tomorrow after-
noon at 5.30 o'clock in the east pen
lor of the South Norwalk Congrega-
tiona'l church.
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-—-F‘lfty members ‘of the ”tale Facul;
ty> have announced their stand
against Bingham. their Fellow mem.‘
bar and their intention of voting for
Hamilton Holt for U. 8. Senator to
the‘ Special Election to be held to-
marrow—Adv.
O
The regular monthly meeting of.
the Net-walk Building. Loan and In-
vestment company Will be held to;
marrow. Members will receive
credit on their books for the 6 per'
cent dividend recently declared.
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*Westinghouse
Electric Toasters
Adv.
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' ) 5.5 ' K- " ‘ - the
“new: Rilci, an employs at
V -District Poet- ofllcc who has
n'lllL—is much improved- and was
ted torreport forduty today.
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“Best Coal. name a; Gans--.'.dv
"1';an can; .X-Iar'rlo , o: Goal-#5
‘ : ~ -. . g - ~ _. .
ifi‘dolph'Bastafgn-ho is employed or
WM‘cl‘ei-k in‘ the o‘flice‘ot thr
m District Water Commissioners.
lush-eat, and who has been ill
f-"eererar days; has recovered and
ungaback on the job};
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ffhe"‘3‘hnner HOme' Made Bak—
Biwglncq‘lnvit‘e‘s’you to ,iry’; their
136139 made ’bread ’ and ca , V\ e
myfliest, rye." oatmeal on whole
light bread.‘ and nice rolls. Also
delicious iciyer cakes. .‘WIUI lemon.
fling-e. endoclate. maple. cocoanut-
Wroclaw; huter cream. raisins
and‘riuts’and pineapple Millage—Adv.
5e Hospital'Whist club held a.
rand Hotpoint
at Donneliy's.—-
The women of M oseheart Lesion
will meet tomorrow . vening in Moose
Home. The new officers will be in-
mailed by Mr;é Mary Campbell of
~ . , 7 Bridgeport. l-frcshmonis will be
m: 153% If??? gggéagiaiga'lxfigj :sert-ed and all mombers'aro urged
..» g . ' ‘ -5 , _ ' to be present.
:atggloon. - , , - e
5., ’ . ".
.u—Vlslt Eastern-cut “of Donnelly’s for
,,T§§3L Games and Christmas Cattle-—
'“I'AIIX. . . ¥
1‘.“ . a .e. e
- filiiam >McKinley Comp ,Auxil ,
' c - completed 'plan’ for n
Chilstr'nas party {ormem s and
kiddies. The affair will-be, eld5on
.Dfiiémbcr 30.1 There will be a
Cli‘fistmas tree and (l. gift for each
child. ‘ '
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i-éBuy your \‘ictrola‘ on ,EM5'
Toggle -a.t >Donnoliy‘s.-Arlv.
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—:Second floo: of Donnelly's for
distinctive gifts.—-Adv.
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Ralph Garfield of Lowe
was a recent visitor in Milford.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence of
Cliff street were visitors in Bridge-
port yesterday. ,
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Mrs Nicholas Garfield and daugh-
ier Carolyn of Lowe street spent
Saturday in Stamford.
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STAR LAUNDRY DOES amen
’ 8081' OF “’ORK
Hero is a. point relative to laundry
work that housewives in this vicinity
will be interested in hearing about.
All flannelaond blankets washed at
this laundry are washed in cold wa-
ter—no shrinking is the result. Ev-
ery feature of laundry work is given
the closest attention here. Delivery
covers all parts of this vicinity. 11
,Cross St, Norwalk. Phone 333L~
.Adv.
street
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“ ‘ The-Y-d'clags of 'thc Norwnlk M.
' E.‘churcl1 held a meeting Friday
night at the home of -- Miss Louise
Bufé'ess, Union HXCIT‘UQ'. Plans were
' .inijié 'to' hold-a Christmas party on
outlaw-'5; at: the home of Ml’s. Al-
‘bertson Beers. 191 East avenue. A
‘grifi-hag-vwlll m. a- feature of the
my. At the social session which
following the business meetinngrs.
Wii‘t'icn' Shii'felt won the“ prize at
*penny auction. ' * '
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MOELLER‘S EIAECI’RIO SHOP
77When_rsh0plilng":for Kins gifts
“$91111: .Wh‘éu: allowing Monel
Ewell-lo trains, floor lamps. _ desk _
'” a, boudoir lamps. electric appli-
‘-- an xjrn'as’tree sets. electric heat-
~ er"§’.‘and :Badi‘o sets of the best
the. es. Moelier’s Electric Shop, 23
O O O
Miss Mary Mole. of Ely avenue has
returned from a visit to New York
city. '
5 O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lo. Csrrubo
of-Bouton street were visitors in
New York city over we week end.
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f3, fi’agbington. ~l‘i’estinghouse Coucc Percolaiors
~ ‘5 '~ - .. at Donnelly‘s.~—A¢lv.
o o e
Mr. and Mrs. William Richards
and daughter. Shirley of New Haven
were the, Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Kelley of Chestnut
street.
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The warrior's degree was forked
"ongse'veral, candidates ‘at‘a meeting
,0! ‘Cocken'oe Tribe. No. 32. I. U. R.
M.. held, .Fridoy nicht- After. the
business ni‘o‘e i‘ng, a‘iociaal time was
enjoyed, " _
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M4 . . . - .
'gyflave'you seen; the. Wihter'5 En: V
cl 5_ lire?nee'wiihl‘yérynew Chev-
rolsf. Touring", AUSTIN'S .GA‘RAGE.
4132:. ‘ V
Samuel Abramson of ‘ Boumn
street entertained at his home over
the week end relatives from Stam-
ford. ,
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—-“jestinghouse ’Waffle Irons
' 'Donnelly's.-—Adv.
O
Miss Beatrice Mcac of Stuart avo-
nuo and Miss Lillian Monahsn of
Harbor avenue .wcre visitors in
Bridgeport Saturday.
, O O O
.4. .'At.«,o ow 4
City'Treasurer Anson' ll“. Keeler .
‘ttfildfléfikgfihrinpr'! gerlmonial in
Bridgeport on Saturday. _
Viee- femmanderwbe Roy
D. Dome-presided at a meeting of
thug-State Executive Committee of,
the American-Legion in New Haven-
Saturday, . . . ' »
at
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hlfssgdnnn smuernnu-on nt- the
Home for the Aged. is vacationing
in Sfattlexifismngton.
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-—-Xrnas trees at Cuneo’s. Opposite
Rialto theatrc.~—A<iv.
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John Hayden of New Haven was
the <xl-eoel'it guest of friends in Spring.
woo .
ll
-'-La.rge Pea Coal. Harris &
Gang—1.1m-
or * .' ~ 0 o a
11min; summon.) or 106 South
13!?! street. was ,in' Bridgeport Sat-
! , a, .- . ,
O O O
-'l‘iventy members of the Consecu-
cut College for Women at New Low
don followed tho example of Trinity
College Faculty in declaring for
Hamilton Holt for U. 8. Senator and
have issued a statement as follows:
"We think that in Hamilton Holt.
President Coolidge Will secure the
maximum of warranties in what we
believe to be the next practical step
toward the abolition of war -— the
entrance of Arnerica. into the World
Court."-—-Adv.
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lilies drone Lew'ls of Greens Farms
« was .xisltordxr Bridgeport'Satur-
data. 5 . . . "-
Mk. John‘ Manning and daughter.
J rMa’l-gsretofn Stamford; were the
, weekéend'gu‘ests of Mrs. Margaret
naherty of Spring street- “
O O O
; :Donot delay your order for
‘Chgmlet Touring cm- if you care M
. .--. .-.. _ . .. - .. 5 r. and Mrs. John Foritz of Le:-
; Umro .the «Gla‘ssmobile’ FREE. in’gt‘oh‘ avenue spent Saturday in
at vm S_GARAGE.-Adifi~ - . 5 new Haven. ’ -
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O .
vii-s Dorothy- }lolzhauscr of ‘West-
at m in Bridgeportnsmurdqy,
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eula. of Vcno
court have returned from a. visit to
New Jersey.
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ins Antoineztte‘la‘ssil of Main
“m.-
rsoral
Alfred Smith ,otSprlng street vies
a5, New'Yorl: City Visitor over the
week-end. '
u
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street had as her,vesk-end-xuests.5
friends fromfitamf’ord. , ‘ 5 ‘ _,
Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Butte of
Spring street where vac-tors in Br dge~
port yesterday. . . , . ‘ 5
. 5 o . o . 5 o '
, movsnssnszi 5 5.
-7‘1‘his week Eall .Knlckerboeker
lists at cost. at Miss Polhenfils'. 80
Washington streets—Adv. 5
' .‘oxe'rom . .
Mr. and Mrs. new“ Vitellie of
Summltt street ‘motored to Stanford
yesterday “there they spent the day
with friends. ' f 5 ‘ ' .
O O O ‘
Alexander White", ot‘Lowe street
spent Saturday in New Canaan.
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bin-and wanbe'l-t Bowman of,
South street entertained a number
of friends and relatives'from out of
town at their home last evening.
O 0
Mrs. L. .tln-ibleli’p who has been v:r:-
fling with her parents. Dr. end Mrs.
F. G. Ritchie '01 West avenue. has
returned to her home’ in Southbury.
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Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates of 3! Madi-
son street observed her eightygslxth
birthday at her home yesterday. Dur—
lngtho day a number of friends and
relatives called at the house antiox-
iended congratulations to Mrs. Bates.
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LILAbl NURWALK 1
.Mr. and Mrs. Alex Aldrsy. Mr.
and Mn. Joseph uycbak and tom»
lly and Mr. and Mrs..l“rank Lay-
chak and family were visitors in
New York city yesterday where they
attended a performance at the For.
tyre: cond street .eatre.
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Miss Louise Benedict of East ave-
nue is expected to return to her
of spelieej feminine sfiam’ ,
many friends in Not-walk. ,. through ;
horde of ,
tam. emu. destroyer smile
his frequent visits at the
Hrgnndlnrs. Jarvis. »
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Mrs. Elizabeth Whitman: of sod.
clef-wanna has returned fronts.
bujslnen trip to ltm.'£ork c‘ityg'H
'9- a 1 a .7 5 , i
“there will be a meeting7,of’the
whatsoever Circle of‘mfil‘mugh»
tors in the East parlor otthe South
Nor-well: constellation-ll church to-
,niorrow afternoonft'iizi) o'clock.
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The worldly" ermine“ ‘ "Neighbor;
hood mow at'tho .cnrist-‘ceums
have been discontinued until“ later
the holidays. . . . 5' w '
Rev. Richard? Lawson condo ed
the service at the BWedlsh Lutheran
church last evening. The church is
planning to hold a Christina party;
The concensusbf, opinion menu»
ten seems to point toward a light
vote tomorrowat the election. An-
other point which seems to be" ex-
pected. to that the member» nom-
inee. Bolt. will pot! 'a. lanai-”vote
than did the Democrats in. the recent
election. Mon: Republicans are no:
in. favor of 1119411“:th policy in
the nomination of the governor-
elect. and. as a protest; will not‘vote.
The polls will be open; in the Town
hall from O a. m. to 6 p. m.
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---!"1 voted for Mr. Blurb/am, tor
Godernor. I did not vote for Mr.
Trumbull for Governor. Now that
Mr. Blugham proposes to turn over
to another the high office to which
we have elected him. I. for one. shall
vote to keep him in it by voting for
Hamilton Holt for Senator. It is
fortunate that we have a. man of
such high character and ability as
Mr. Holt to whom to turn in the pe-
culiar situation confronting us." A
prominent local Republicanl‘Adv.
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home tomorrow from a three-wooks'
visit with,relativoo in Brooklyn.
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The Waich-Your-Sutch club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o’clock with Mrs. Elmer Hendricks.
East avenue. 5 5
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«“1 would like tomake a personal
appeal to my Democratic friends in
Connecticut lo stand strong by the
party in this contest (for the elec-
tion of Hamilton llolt tor U. 8. Bean.-
tor) of his unmet-tinned, qualifica-
tions for that office 1 need not
speak." Gov; Al red E. lmith --Ad.V.
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The' candidates of the Girl‘s
Friendly society of the Christ church
will meet on Wednesday afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock in the basement of
the church. The members of. this
branch of the society are the young-
crjzirls of the church. _
O O O
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
man's Foreign Missionary society of
the East Avenue . Methodist church
will. be held. at the ,home of hire.
Frank Parson. 245 East avenue, to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock.
5. O O 0
Frank Ferguson of Binghsmton.
N. 1’.. who la.lll at the home of his
parents on St. John street. contin-
ties to be about the same. His wife
came from their home in Binahslr-
ion last week to remain with him
until his condition improves.
O a O O
The boys' ‘nnd girls' clubs of
Christ church'wili meet tomorrow
owning. The Junior boys will meet
in Community hall at 6 o‘clock
while the Triangle club will hold its
session in the same place at 7:30
o'clock. Mrs. George Stillman of
East avenue will entertain the mem-
bers of the girls' club at her home
at ‘7230 o'clock.
_ O O O
——Thc following prominent Republi-
cans have announced their decision
to vote for Hamilton Holt for Senn-
tor, tomorrow: Ex-Gov. Everett 1!.
Lake. Hardcc Taft. brother of Ex-
Pres. \V. H. Taft; Col. Morris G. Qse
born of New Haven; Dr. Augustus F.
Board. of Norwalk; Mrs. Henry
Townshend. V‘ C. New Haven Re-
publican Committee and Republican
Representative-elect; Airs. Herbert
Knox Smith. President of the Con~
necticut League of Women Voter-s3.-
Ad“
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There. will he a. business meeting
of the'Epworth league of the East
Avenue Methodist church in the
lecture room of the church tonight
at 3 o’clock. , ‘ -
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There will i): a special meeting of
the Girls‘ club of St. John's it. C.
church in at. ‘Jo‘uus hall this ¢\C~
am: at 7:18 p. in.
Height: Engine Co. N . 1 will hold
a meeting tomoirow evening at 8 p.
m. in the firemtns‘ hall.
O O O
Air. and Mrs. Robert Pike
Hillside svcnn are rejoicing
the arrival of an infant son.
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Mrs. .Ernest Great has been com
nned to her home for the past three
days with the grip.
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——‘15’he'Womsn's Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Methodist }‘:Pl.‘t-
cope! Church of South Norwnlk will
'mect with Mrs. Alice Moliihhln, l?
Elmwod avenue. South Nm’wnlk, in.
marrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock.
Hostage, Mrs Mcthbln; program
leader. Mrs [A Foyo; Mystery l‘iox
Questions, Mrs. Chamberlain. The
text book upon Which the program
'is built is entitled f'llilng litmus."-
Adv. ‘
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Rodney Morrison is now worklnl
at the Darieu Review as foremsil.
. _ ¢ 0 0
Many local plumbers look out
their licenses for 1925 at the town
hall this morning when the Board
of Selectmen mot.
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John P. Altman is seriously ill at
the Etsmford heapitsl.
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The Superintendent of Highways
C. 1’. Humpf reports that Lerw ave-
one is now open. the
the railroad bridge having
completed. The town finished
the work with a new concrete curl.»-
iug to the, sidewalk.
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been
ported that from
Daslbury there Was no snow oi. all.
l . RUWA Y'l'UN
lord” in the ' llowaylon Methodist
church. A special musical program
'wu alto .givcn under the direction
or - rs. W'. F. Ambler. Miss Carol
Mills and \V. F, Ambler were the
soloists. In the evening Rev. Fred
Jacobs of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church spoke. Sewers!
members of the Ever, Ready Chorus
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Newton,
, fir 5’ , ’, ”137.7 7' ,5.;5.v’
Dons rim: mm“ 3.1me.
.W--¥3il~"3'h9ml. Hunt-tent
:Lglrl teammates-shearin- who: or
not. .143“ one. ”in: with can,
renting”; monthly, Ric’s-aye he love;
me an want: one to engaged.
can‘t tell smother l love-931111.-
I don't 5 want, him“ to kl.
mo ,snd‘ it embarrassed me terribly
when he "asks. Wouldd‘fell this
vault! loved him? «When he lay!
his hands on me familluly-I al-
most hate him and feel like’tol'l‘hz
him I will never-Joe him again.
Would ,szeel, llke:. “ I! I’JDVM
him? How‘can I mak him under»
stand that .1, do not , like» this? ”.1
don’t know how to tell him ,and
sometimes think ‘it would be the
easiest way not, to see him again
iwithout annullmuom : . ~. .
.1 have vlenty other friends and
some of them magic. :59 with me.
I don’t dare. tell, my friends as he
doesn’t like to have .me. even .ask
to so.
Do all thoiboys“ do things they
a. girl for some’ftlxhé.’ W'lll they do
kills it they love and respect her?
' LITTLE SENIOR.
It. mayibe that you have been
educated to feel thst it is wrong to
have a boy wantto kiss and, love
you. In that case you will probably
become less embarrassed as time goes
on. because most boys make such
advances. Your boy friend has not.
done anything o-it.of’tho “as" in
asking forklsses, became it is so
evident that he loves you and mm:
you to marry him. It is not right,
however, for young n-‘lcn to ask for
a girl's kisses and lore” without pro-
posing marriage.
i hardly‘ believe lyou alert the
young man who cares for you. be.
cause if you‘dld you would probably
want him to make love to you. Love
is still so new io‘you that you ‘csn-
not judge. Walt until You know In
your heart what love is.
1 think it would be better to tell
lhemnit the home of Mrs. George
w. muons. McKinley street on Moon
day; The Ever ilvady circle is piano
nine to give each inméle a gift.
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Gcorxe A. W'right. stage manager
of "line Seventh Heaven“ ”multi-
cal company is spending a. week at
his home on (Law nwnuc. Mr.
“right will rejoin the company on
Sunday tor a three months tour
through the middle west.
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Airs. Oliver 1. Clarke of Pcnnoyer
Mrut‘t was aoxoist at the morning
con-ices of too cloulh Nomlu Meth-
odist enurch yesterday. .
D O O '
5There will be a meeting or the
Commuuiiy Brotherhood in the no»
Munoz: baptist church tomorrow
menu”; at is o clock.
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A rehearsal of the contain. "The
Adoration" will be held at the home
of Mrs. W. M. Ambler, KOW83‘l0i’l
monuo tonight at ii o'clock. The
score will be givelrui. the ltowuyt' n
oietnodist church Sunday meaning.
to promise to be one of the best
musmul presentation; ever given in
the Village.
tuouln‘uuon ol‘ Mrs. Ambler.
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Mrs. Frederick Mansfield of Row-
oyion avenue has returned from a
unit With reluin‘ésxln Hartford.
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Mrs. Frank Crockett is confined
to her hOn‘le in llok'lyton avenue by
“(11663. '
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Captain Royal H. Decker. who is
wilh.0uo of lhc’ Elisworlh Dieter
work under company‘s boats at horthport, .14. L.
spent the Weekend with his family
ll at his home in ,‘iicKinlcy place.
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The Woman‘s Home Missionary
enemy of the itch-anon Methodist
- ; ' is will serve a supper in the
A fairly homy snow foil in the can“:
settlhorly van 9! Durien during the endpoint the church tomorrow eve-
! v mug.
week-end. Lp toward how Cannon '
the fall was light, and autolsts re- m” be a siereopucou entellainrnem
New Cabrini: (b dunng which several views depict-
bollowlng .lhe supper there
mg work done by missionaries will
the shown. .’l‘he nllulr has been
made possible through the kindness
of John Flint who recently gave to
. the church a stereopucod adenine.
The regular monthly meeting of
J Rev. Cleanse 15‘ Tompkins. pastor tho Rowuyiion Civic assbclouon will
at the hex-“all; Methodist church he held in the [town ten Bose ho
spoke at the morning worship at the y “5°
tonight at iLo'clocs. All members
are urged to be present as several
items of importance will come up
for discussion; The money raised to
dotray’tlio expense of having lights
on the street has been used up and a
method of" solving the problem ,of
attenuate street lighting‘ will be;
sought. 5 A, report. Willmlso ”be made
shouldn‘t after they hare gone with“
It will be given under I
. w
“outdone roughly snot ,‘ it pram.
reuse and diskettes route1 hu-e“ bits
malts love til-«touch, you. When he
realizes thntayou are sincere. he will
net'be. so tr -
a girl in her high school "you” is
.too‘y‘oung to settle dorm with one
person. Even if the boy you have
been going with ocean} '1: like, it, he
‘wlil have to seemed; 5 to haying you
,go withother boys too” Don‘t ask
his berated!!!) in such a metal-.5
' 5 5mm “EH85 STOP.
Desi-rifts. Thompson: 1 an; a
girl twents—thmand in love with
a. young man of twenty-four. He
says he loves me dearly. I don't;
know what the matter is because he
has not heel-lover 501' m‘ time and
1’. corn": even lmowif he is angry at
me. Theclast time he was over we
were the best at friends. We were
coin; 'to be married a month from
the time he stopped coming. , Do you
think he will overcome to see the
or should I let him to? I surely do
think a lot of thin boy. I could not
stand to givehlm up. Hy folks
have thought a lot of bin: ever since
! started suing with him.
BROKEN HEARTED GIRL
It looks very much as if the young
man found he did not love you‘en-
ough to marry you and he lacked
courage to tell you. By staying away
he is letting you see that he no long-
er cares. The thing for you to do
is, to taco your diupPPintment bravo-
ly. showing much courage ‘ as the
‘ multitudes of others who are suffer-
king from a broken heart but conceal-
ing the fact; {try not‘ to sufler from
humiliation and memories. but look
for happiness in each day as it
comes. It yen meet this experience
which has come lute your life philo-
sophically, not letting it dim your
eyes to other blessings. it will not
be long l‘voioré you are yourself
again. fully recovered from your
disappointment.
XEil' YORK. Dec. 15.-—-An early
morning cal. need not be watcrprooi
to krop ilw water waves in order on
1hr; howl-vi onifl'cllr. One charming
example of this decorative and us».
in: article is of sheer net adorred
with Frunch flowers and lace ruffles.
Lflxl'iijix. Dec. ls.-—lf you have
teem proi'iare to shed them now.—
xzrnt-odilo learn. For the latest shot-I
lure of crocodile lhther. A brown
[model with a single strap and buckle
is popular for country wear while a
town model is a combination ’0! din.
named antelope trimmed With black
Gmmth other boys too. because '.
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suckeat the morning worship at the r m 8‘th enemas frien '
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Fitch schools‘ are busy preparing
Christmas pragrams. 001 Will be
closed on December 23 and will re-
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