Party f6r
a? he of [Incas Degiee of Pocahon-
iil entertain the little lolk‘s at
thistmas party in Red Mon a hall,
Washington street, Monday
rig at 8: 30 oclock.
. uéClu-lstmas tree and Santa. Claus
if will be there with a. bag of
nts for the youngsters.
limiting the distribution of gifts
"his will be . dancing. Refresh—
is will be served.
lie iegular meeting? of the so-
y will be held at ":30 o 'cloek
n the semi- «annual election of a
e! will take pla’cc.
OELLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP
I “'hen shopping for Xma gifts
tlthls when shopping Lionel
£ric trains, floor’ lamps.
V 315, boudoir lamps, electric appli-
eb. Xmas tree sols, electric heat.-
.and' Radio sets of the best
95. \iocllcr's Electric Shop, 28
hington.
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\Vashington of \‘ir-
great grand-melee of
.G rge \Vashington. will give an
' rtainment in the \‘llage Hall.
New Canaan. Monday
39. under the
ices of the New Canaan L'ivic
ue. Miss W'usliingtoxi will be
rd in a. series of songs and stor-
of the old time. Southern “dar-
ll
Q
les Fanny
I1 9,, a. great.
3.1 n street.
. ing, [Iecenib-Ir
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Yea. Coal. Harris &
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he Hospital \V hist club will hold
evening nlrr‘llflg' Priday at the
club. A dinner
o'clock followed
a.
Norwaik Country
be non ed at T
b Icards.
99:
fl
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Menus oi )lle Olga Van Cura of
Plinouth :n'IInuII, \\ 110 is ill_at her
’ hoii'ic with the grip. will be pleased
. to« ear that an improvement is
a. an?“ in hrr ('Ilillllilltn.
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§~Srcontl flow: of Litizncl‘ y S for
d notix'e gillsflw-ulv.
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sit Dnnnuiiy‘s GiftDcpartmcnt
rid l“100r.——‘.\li\.
4 u
rs. John T. iiu\t<. of Beitivn
e. is .~.I,n titling .t it: w days with
.daugiitor \irs. L‘. C. Merkert.
ofe atchmont. N. Y. - .
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Xmas trees at Cunco'n. Opposite
to theatre. -—Adv.
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rgeant Br}. .In H. Silk who has
COhIiiHIl in his home the pant
days “‘1 h the grip is greatly ini-
‘ed
1
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and lira. George “2 Coffin
purchased tliII: house at «i Bri-
I’Itlcc. '
C
”is.
III;
de '
V! s
E REMOVAL SALE.
This meets all Knickerbocker
, at cost. at Miss Point-mus”. so
Wgh
ingtoI: sti‘net.———.\ti\'.
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iss 'l‘liayor. of \Villnn, appeared
he uptown police headquarters
rday and claimed the. handbag
aining a email «um. of money
11 had been found and left, with
police.
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Hum.- & Guns—Adv
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.
Best Coal
0
ice Fannv \‘fnhhingtpn of \‘ir-
a, great. git: it grand- niece of
ge \\ ashiiigton. will site an en-
lnmonl in the \iilage Hall.
7 slrccl er Canaan, .‘loiirlnl'
’ev $01; l)(II\I'ml»r-r ‘J'I. tlllilfl‘ lhII :iuS-I
. \I.-\-. l .‘I‘Jllillll t‘ix'iv luI;iI,:li-.j
i Mi gil‘gshingtun Will in l.I;- lid in a1
a 381 3 of :s'OTlZS .‘ll‘MI stilt-hi5 n! the old
eouthIin “wallnkx "
.I ., .
Lehlgh Coal. 17.1fm: 6: Guns.—
> 4435
£53 litiui .I-f (”can
t is ill
l.=-n;‘_\rl
' iiIIi‘ llmnII.
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—- sit Basement of Donnell)”: for
T . Games H1111 Christmas Cards.—
air
it
I: u
lane Sirussh' ill: I. r
of LI xiiigton
EV gun: SpI n? _\-I- .I.iII icinv in Stamford.
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Buy your \lzlll'Olu on Easy
T0915 at ironniiy's —.it.i\I.
V" a
filgenc \lilur of FL ly :ivcnut- wan
tier
0 lit:
9.
iv)
in .\'Iw York yesterday
allI-nleItl the theatre.
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Just a few suggestions for gifts.
ellng bags. Boston bags, dress-
cases. brief cases. uuto robes.
Gig. for young and old are here. A
WV. '3 edge 24 No. \lain St.-—-Atlv
hn Seuch of South Main street
ad a. telephone installed in his
0- I.
Tr
nut
Ie Banner Home Made Bak-
Ilnc” invites you to" mi their
made breadgand cute. We
heat. rye. oatmeal and whole
bread. and pic! roiiI. Also
chocolate. moi. coconuuté
aim rhinin‘b
There will f
desk
Iitree lighting sets. all Edison Mazda
. {1"
who light, a. larger number attended
The Children
Miss Bertha. Raymond of Chestnut
street has returned from a visit with
relatives in Danbury.
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-——Xmas trees at Cuneo‘o. Opposite
malto theatre.—Adv.
Miss Alice Callahan of Main street
iiiotored to New York Sunday where
she spent the day with relatives.
——~Skis and Air Rifles at Donnel-
ly's.———Adv.
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Miss Augusto. Gates of “'est Cedar
Street is ill at. her; home.
.
—~Children's Blhck Boards, $5.50
at i)onnclly‘s.-—-Adv.
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Miss lidna. Drew of Day street mo—
tored to New Milford Sunday.
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-——Tapestry Mirrors.: 3. beautiful
gift. from Donnelly's.-——Adv.
is ill at his home.
a a 0
-Father La. Sauce Prayer Books.
all prices .at Donnelly's.-—Adv.
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John Tuillio of _Henry street was
a visitor in Bridgeport. yesterday.
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—-—Lenther goods of all kind: at
Donneily's.—Ad\'.
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Miss Helen Voros of Clean street
is confined to her homo by illness.
—~A gift of an Iver Johnson bicytic
or Veiocipedo or 1; Simmons toaster
u ould please someone immensely.
Sporting goods for all uports are
here. A. W. Hodge. 2‘ No. Main
lit—Adv. .
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Louis Fox of Spring street spent
yesterday in Stamford.
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gift for Mother at Donnelly's.-Adv.
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John Check of Lexington avenue
was .‘i. visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
l Mrs. Herbert roster of Lone street
[had as her rment guests reintivrs
{tum New York City.
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-- You can rI’mIImhIIr “MenlmIiy”
“uh Christmas Curtis, .1 nice assort-
ment at )icad‘s L‘rug Stems—«Aria
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Mr. and .‘iire. Frank Molnar and
,dalughtcr of Woodward :venue have
returned from a visit to New York.
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——-Choir~
cry .it.
snlIrction of box station-
.\iI:I:iIi‘s Drug Storm-Adv.
C
. Mr. and Mrs.
daughters. Anna.
ILaraon street.
Brooklyn.
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Frank Oddo and
and Rosalyn at“
were recent visitors in
II a
——lI‘ree Shopping Hint. J 3i. “imlier
Electric Store. \\ hen shnppl' 18 for
Xmas trees, we. hm:- :1 car ion cl of
thI- best at right plicos. l- dison Xmas
Q
Pimps. lor 220 \r,ilt iiII wilt .ll'rll:.
tII ry hr ts. lime your Xi11.1ulrtI-clighl-
ing new rrpuirIIIl nnd changed to 220
or iii» Milli-3 “hilt you “31”}. Litctric
trains. .t‘ioor and bridge lamps. flick
and lioudmr lamps. P‘lectrlc Apollo
am of all kind-9 and Radio Still;
ana rim. illfib. X111. 1:4 trII-I bli‘l'llis of
9. ill kinI Il.~. .\'r11:.:< \l‘l‘I‘“illllK. :irtll‘lciul
lrI'II 2-1, also :1 uniialt rl'ul line of hill"-
til'ui IlrtIIziaml dolls made. in Norwalk.
All kinds of Decorating done. Open
evenings until I“ l". M J. M. I-iocl-
hr. in Smith .‘lflil‘. Fl.
:xihl Simr—ns I.\Il\‘.
niiss‘Juiia man of the Southern
New England Telephone Company
is ill at her home in Lexington ave-
l'lU".
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-—-iloller skates for imya. Specially
priced. 81.45 at Donnelly's.—Ad\'.
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Miss Ethel Doze of Lexington nvc-
mic is ill at her home.
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Joseph Evon of Lincoln avenue
was it recent visitor in Stamford.
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Louis Magyar of Lexington we.
nue has returned from a. visit with
friends in Stamford.
mm.—
396 MAJORITY
FOR BINGHAM
Republican. the Much
Larger Than EXpect-
ed—7l9 Voters Go to
Polls-Other News
Although the voting in Dal-ten
r
and
the polls than was expected.
Burp“
five‘m 898‘ majority to
._ B and pineapple mite“ glide.
“Caught In A Net”
“A Man in. Debt is Cough: in a Not."
Shun. Robub’iicou nominee or Unit.
. ed a. ,
7 eloct7 027 “137 aute7
The total vote cast was 714. of which
0 C 0
Alex Novack of South Main street‘
“\Triiing paper makes an ideal"
Blusham got 550 and Holt. :6. The
town cave another..big Republican
majority as tin-the recent union!
elections. This was even more‘sur-
pricing in view of the" fact that it
was believed that the Republicans.
feeling that Schuyler' ‘Merritt we:
passed over by the machine in the
selection of Bingluun for the post.
would not support the lecrnor-
elect. The Democratic vote we: die-
appointing a: it was thought that
they would make a. special effort. to
get out. tho vote.
The Oflichla in charge at vector.
day's election were I! follows: Mod-
erator, Charla Bennett; Assistant
Moderator, '-Chories ' Willininoon:
Checkers, George Gale. Frank
Merkiin, Mrs. Frank DeCourcy, Mrs.
George Gale. Charles Raymond Ind
Louis '1‘. Joil’eraon. Box tenderl‘:
Harry Qrcchnrd. Mrs. Gillette. Mrs.
Helen Pratt. Chit-1e: Chandler.
Booth tenders. Mrs. Schrader. Mrs.
Fleming. Mrs. Blbbin: and Mill Hal-
lcran.
The vote was much larger than
expected. Judse John Selieck coll
mated a few days ago that the num-
ber would not be much over 580. it
all 719 people voted. of which five
ballots were thrown out as \old 0:
incomplete.
U
The town highway gang in burn-
ing the limba and brush on the road
sldc lapped (tour: in the .Iuitlcning of
the Post Road.
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The llourd :if lI‘:inmcc will meet
in the Town Hall on lI‘ thin} month...
The Congregational Church Bow!-
tng Team was nxfiin victorious on
the Y. M. C. A. alleys last night at
Stamford. taking all three woman
from their opponrnla. the North
Stamford tongresuiohel Church.
This gives the llnrlen team 1 record
of ii games won and 7 lost and
places them about third place in the
league. The high than last nlxhl
“as the leatioff man for Ilnrlen W.
‘linirxlcr. \\ ho turned in Oil" gunn-
(of it“:I and anollwr of 185. The
scores were as follows: Barton: 76“-
703-706. North Smmford (61 541-
533.
2‘
Next to liogJ
i
Anton John -It1 :niIl t’runil) :‘nc
.mmmg from; the Jt‘ilkitm hour-c to
the Auchincloss estate
i
George SIIlilttIhiinc, Jr.,
:trip down from his
,nrllr New Milford
made. .-
hunting lodge
yI-r-tIngict y, a lid
I AY,“ “DECEMBER ‘17‘6/ ‘
-I .. I or.
There will 56: we! the
mat: ”the Mention." lath: now-
Idyton Methodm ichurch mini-day
evening It 7 o'clock. The ~
wil be given at the Sunday evening
services in the church under the
direction of Mn. W. 1:. Ambler, ,
gathering of the Community Broth-
crhood in the Rowayton Baptist
church loot evening. The 011':an
tion voted to xii-continue meetinzc
until after tho .holidcyé.
Mrs. Ira. III. 16:51:13 of McKinley
street we: a villtor in Stamford yes.
tel-day.
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Mrs. Such Lowndea of McKinley
street 1: Icrlouzly ill at her home.
The Good Will :ocicty have In»
pended meounnéuntil after the holi-
day. The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. George A. Kay of Row-
:yion avenue; The member: are
now dressing doll: for the children
of tho SundIy-Ichoola of the local
church”. The doll: when drcmd
ore to be returned to Mrs. Edgin-
IRaymond. pro-idem. of the society.
. The regular mid- week prayer
meeting of the Rowayton Methodist
church will be held tonight at 7:15
o'clock. It will be one in the cortex
of "Church night" :ervicc: and the
World Service book will be used.
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Mrs. .l. H. Coates of McKinley
strut II visiting in Brooklyn with
her ulster. Mrs. Julia. Scott7
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Mine 1.. ll Hill was :3. Honor cl
:ilfl lcmo on Bowman menu: mer
‘thc \‘Wld Mist: lioii in :1 twin-
'Itmr ut‘ the facuitr of Columbia Imi-
unit).
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The “‘omun'a Home Missionary
mcmty of the ltowayton Methodist
church served a supper in the chapel
of the church last evening. Airs.
George Cudlipp. president. Air-I.
Charla; 9. Gray. Lire. Lillian Lnasvn
and Mrs. \Viilimn F. Jennings Were
in tzhnrgc. An interacting etercop-
ticmi entertainment was held follow-
ing the supper. The picture showing
work accomplished by niirsionorn.
untitled "Partnership “'ith God."
was shown.
0
Christmas ae'nicen will be litltl at
the Ron-anon nuptial church Sun-
tliy. At hoth (in morning and cw-
mng worship thorn will be it special
gepent the day in littricn.
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The “trim"; commuters
t' ongiegntlonnl (.‘lllllt‘h will meet
the I hurch this I toning: at
in important mcr' tug.
at-
7:45 ior
. The midweek iinI‘t non of the M.
E. thurcli will be {'0
by the indics' Aid Society.
menu Will to: rot roe-rt. scalloped
poliItoII- .IIuccnmsh inr- pmllnu: m
piI‘I hmnrmadc lrcad and tome
Mrs. .\:ttli:lii
the Thurs") r13-
eu‘nlng.
l‘invlt “ill Izsitrtain
night club tomorrow
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Sir-Int and Son
tin-2r litirks,
11- w dump
and 51. l\1‘i
l ROW A YT(lN
A DARK NIGHT
lN ROWAYTON
No Street Lights Bring
Memories t I) Older
Residents—-— May Get
’Em Again
Raymond
‘Giti llll‘f‘t: (if
vilri‘iiflfii‘d a
hunting .I. m i
h n w-
lrutIl. for
Rownytun «prcriI lltf‘li its
night without street. lights last 3:1,:
nlns. “any of the older residents
declare that it I'Pnlifldt‘tl them of 2"
years ago when lights were unheard
of in the village. The only lights in
the entire \ill.1gc \v cro those furnish-
ed by the headlights from passing
:utomobiles. Tim discontinuance of
the street lights was made necessary
by tholnck of funds in tho tieaaury
of the Rowuyton Civic association. a
few members of which have hither-
tutor-ethornc the expense. It i:
hoped. however. that the emit brought
by Joel Brush against the Sixth Tux-
inx district commissioners. which in
now pending in Superior court will
shortly be settled and the ntreet
lights once more enjoyed by the re-
sidents. There will he a hearing in
the case before Judge John R
Boothe in the Norwnlk City hall.
Monday afternoon at two o'.clock
All residents of Rounyton are urged
to be present at the hearing. A spo-
cinl meeting will be called by tho
Rowayton Civic association
Judgo Boothe renders hi: deciaion.
The street: will be lighted during the
:«gidumcl for the women and children
o_,w want to attend
le‘flfbel. the church
. ' .
Rho choir of the
gut: church will hold
o Chm” music in the churn
Tutu-Itiny evening after the midi:
week gamer meeting.
Rowayton 3.3.
a. rehearsal at
Bell is ill at her
on Crockett street with the
-nu. Sidnely R.
homo
i, "‘9 Smalls-lobed
‘ crime.
lit-é Waywp:nik and Ion
. n us were viIito
yummy. . n in
lifimbin or the Ever Read
y Circle
King'- bought”: and any other
desire: to send jelly or
innate: of Nan»
1‘: to lave them
. rm' Gear e W.
McKinley street betel: Sat-
0
sum The member: of the Ever
3994.7 Circle. ham
flr‘t‘rsmcrnlicr each
'11:; Young
already arranged
inmate with .,
People's Io‘clety and
“Ulla churn on
rvl:
O! In":
llnll hi“ 0.;
aftur .
of the newton -
thinning to give '
anagram.
EAS'i NUKW Ann
min. ‘
A brief social was oniomi at the .
‘i-c
’ can; an: neuron.
Today’s Cross- Word Puzzle“
lSEES 800M 1N
THIRD DISTRICT
'\I‘d lemon-o“ I
The .
:B e n Keeler“ Believes
East. Norwalk Is Due
In the City
l'hc importnnu- of his: NOF‘VJik
the opinion of lien Kevin“ or it (its-
horno avenue.
"The time “Ins." said 315'.
“When East Norwnlk was more or
in: the outcast part of 1th: Cii)’.
That infill I man said he lived in
limo Norwtllt, the next n'imo was to
ask him in a {acetioun manner
“'lir‘lhIIl’ Kant Norwnlk litttl Milo-
walks yet. (Ir whether they had any
light: in that part of ihv town. Such
an attitude was common not no
nmny years him. it was hammer!
that East Not-walk was not as undu-
tlntc as the rest or the city. Today.
however. that attitude has passed
illingelhl-r. There is no section of
the town. in my opinion. union is
growing so nuu. People on: begin-
nine to realize the potentialities of
East Norwaik. especially as a rest-
dential district of the best kind. it
is near to either of the shopping
centers. out! has many ndenntagt-s
which are now apparent. Since the
opening of Mnrvin Beach many poo-
plc have been attracted there.
"i look for much in the future dc-
vclopmcnt in our town because of
one moreiniportant factor and that
is the physical contour of the around
there, the. land is flat. and less hilly
than in the other sections or Nor-
walk which fuciliates the growth of
building. The C. & K. factory has
in no small manner benefited
section and much of the growth of
the future will be due to its location
in East. Nor-walk. There are aim the
many shoro pouibllitiea which
greatly attract the purely maldential
type or building and I believe the
greater. percentage of growth in our
city with the next few years ivili be
in East Norwalk." .
chirt‘.
7 —
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Inn. and Mr: John. Gaynor-a. St
Fort. Point street have been cuter—
tIining :t their home relative; from
New Own; .
Mn- Mr; Adolph Younmuist
of Strawberry Hill avenue were the
recent guest: of her sister Mrs.
660?” L. Whack. of Cunnondale.
. o o c ’
Nathan 0. Gilbu‘t of Melt-one
noun: has had a telephone installed
in hi: homo.
urn. James Hoyt is ill sit her home
on But avenue.
Tho udleI'. Aid society of the
Eu! Avenue Methodist church is to
hold : meeting thi: afternoon in the
church.
. i
, Mr. and m. 0. J'. Smith of Flat
street have been entertaining at. their
home relatives from New Janey.
c , o_, .o
The directoru of the East Nor-
{walk {unprovoiuent mutton xiii
acid : smut mung: tomorrow of,
moon o'clock the. home of
lit-I. K; E. Gorhwnx, 292 Kid. lithium
Nu. 81m Lyle he: changed hoi-
tuition” from Van mat street. to
For Biggest Growth
a. Waititntial section oz“ Norwnlk'
city is fast becoming appreciated in'
this I
(Us
We thoirwinter m» ion: "to
M their 1m: and of them. To
meet tin: domicile but been damned
. 7* I 3 4 6
MENU mm from the skin: which are. carefully 9 l: u R -
, Bro-Idiot. . kept. unbroken. Mix : thoroughly '5" .4 I ,
Gran: Fruit: ”or Ounce: heaten egg. milk. butter, nit and .e
Countryflauuxor Pancake syrup pepper to lemon with the potato. 1‘1 9 l
Tout or "Bran Rolls Coffee put back in the cue: um brown in 20
hunchcqun. Int-n. ,
Tomato Soup elcry Olive: ‘ z . 25
Canned Frth 7 Cookie: ('nnb em Ico—fitew one quart “
Milk '1'", barrio: and put through a iciiy bag 37 I g‘ |
Christmas Dinner. Make a. heavy syrup of three cup: . 32
Grapefruit Cocktail Holiday style sugar and a little water. add this to 3'5
Roast Turkey or Chicken with Rod tho. juice with lemon Juice to taste. 7 5 36
Spiced Apple Gunilla Put in freezer and when pIrtiy froz-
Bakcd Potatoes do luxc Bquuh cu :dd beaten white: of two em 35
Cranberry Ice Hull: Butter 1
Molded Celery.8:i:d Plum “Mint—Th}! in a simple
Enll Plum Pudding recipe for plum pudding thut can he 41 4.
. on“, Sauce relied upon. Different kind: of fruit 44 I 4
Sllud Nuts Coffi'lo Bonbon: may be Added I: you wish. One- - 7.5" ‘7
The color Ichomo for the dinner half pound of beef :uct. chopped __ ‘5"
la red and green. line. one cup brown or granulated 4., 5'
sugar. two tablespoon: molasses, one ' 52 .53 3:.
TODAY‘S RECIPES. cup raisins. one cup current». one- .
Grapefruit Oceanic-Propnre hclf pound mixed “tidied peel. two 3 s7 56 ..
“you! hours before Icrvlnx. Cut taggl. one cup milk. one teaspoon .9
the mpefrultl in half. remove core each of cinnamon. cloves. nil-nice. i: 65 .
and seeds. till space with sugar and little nutmeg, two twpoon: baking 42‘ b5
chill. \Vhen ready to nerve add powder. one teaspoon salt. flour to 3‘
two or three max-nochlno cherries make Itiff batter. “'o qually added 5"
and n. tablemon of the liquid. An- flour until the Ipoon with which we
other way to serve is to remove the were stirring would stand alone in
re efrnit pulp and use equal part: tho hhtter. Put in : floured pudding . -
(‘lf :mnxo pulp and white grapes. cloth and drop into boiling water now To 801‘“? (‘rOShJ‘ 0rd Puzzle
cheten to lute. Add murauchino and boil briskly for two or three
cherries and green mint leave: if hourI. Serve with sprig of holly or The numbered Iquares are the star: - r ..
you can get them to carry out the mistletoe on top. horizontally of vertically or both. (inn . . g I ‘ ‘ iiiu
rod and 8m"! color When“. Serve . at first black square encountered on imI- . . ”Stilt
in sherbert glasses. Foamy moo-"One cup sugar. that m, a my” definition and am” ‘I . :I a W
two heaping tablespoons butter om: words that cross it and they in [um .0 " like:
Red apples are cooked unpeeicd heaping tlbleopoon flour. Cool: un-
and may he boiled whole or in til thick and Edd a. little grated nut-
‘quartcrs in a sweet. spiced syrup me: and vanilla. Take from tire CPODFWOY'J [“12le can he claimed ll .‘x‘ i' )
and used to garnish the roast fowl. and ltir in the beaten whites of two under three headings“. Simple anon, 12 I in .I
ngn. Hard sauce or whipped tlffin) toast Beef Mediums anti Tantalizing i» In .I 1
Baked Potato"; do Lllxc are link- are nice to who with the pudding Trrrors. This once a lion It Bad ill; I g. . )
Ni until «ion, the potato removed if you prefer them to this stint-t. Medium. um.
Horizontal ; i .
at the Community Hall. last evening (auxin [Egbert in Rustic: of Hot! 1 To “In” ‘ ‘6'
hy a more of 36 to :3. This is the Gap can be pushed just so far. in] 7 Financially Iound '~‘ Ill“ ' . .1;
third ‘1' {"11 513" I'fl‘d hl‘ ‘ht‘ \Iirflalkgthc latest models shown here the) l 1: Responsibility I" ”’
church iclilli at the hands of mPiure pushed far down o\er the h 1“in 1‘ Lax“? duck. ' l 511‘ ' ,.
East Norumk boa»: The Hm: up for mm a tassel to add to the length' ‘f’ 7° “W“ “l"“‘"”"' .
the. Triangles was lIarr. Ruddiman. but to mokc up for it the Sim..." . Sunburn (I't-iioq.) ‘ it
Brim-oil. Aniibrook. l.‘!Iloniinedtcu. nevcr reach the shoulder and are ab. 1'1: 59‘"? ‘ l ‘ . 1
with l’earimnn substituting for Dria- 50mm”. unconnected with the. n.” '3’ f“““““ “1 Afr,“ ‘. V‘ :
roll in the last half For tho Nor- with which ”3,,- are worn. A rub- :1 1 room '1 .. ‘ ‘I
“iiik church. Bernard. Adams. tier hand not.“ them up_ ‘ ,1? To ”“1”“ “‘“'r 3‘.~ '
llrnthorion, Tonmey. liters with Com ‘ :I’ I‘n‘ali‘im‘d 4 . ..
work Miliatitiatim; for lir-Irra The QCEUL’C, lice. 3734‘ French m} :2 ;t‘rfvl'1ii "I. l ‘
Triangle club has issued :L clullvnwe “Ham... no stranter m Qua»... ,3 ; f”; PIN-WW ‘ ~“ I
to any ilin-poun-l imam. it. will have! 3....“ in the latest Winter ”’0“ suit 1'. art: 11;) lot seed; 3 . .,
0" ""3 WWW" C3“ 17¢ P1352“ 1‘ “m" exhibited here and obviouelv littttI-r :1 D01. rt”. .. A
"“1""? Mt“- Th" Chm“ “hum" b9” mini-led for looking «in thatfpariiri- I” Aiflmuhuf . V
ulli shortly make littlr i‘llpCJTfll‘lC'l paling in “int er sport: it in of black .3‘3 ‘ 1" \ircu.ia 'drle. ‘ 'I‘ {I'll
‘ln the new uniforms. which have a“. (,1 wt 11 w :25 Human being, i .
l "W "0mm 5““ I'm“ I .iG tin merit for trolley or twin ride I ,. ..
been ordered. The. money to dnfroy ‘4”, ”m ”ck“ .flmmm will: bu"... . _ M . ‘.
the expense of outfitting, in.I team flmhrr-idcry on white suede. inserteis‘ “thing? I} .. .
was obtained at m.- dance K11" ll lnal An Alpine hat of black and white I 3.? laint care “51’ "I" f‘ ' i}
work in Community hall. ’i'hII clubs “1“,” ”ms “uh it. 3 .,.i ("l “l‘ I 5.7 3.1 .
will hold is business meeting ii the _____«q_'_ :2 {swing .'--.I J
,lmmnnvnl of the church tonwrro“ “.5. MAX. my 7.--. .0...‘ . r,_ - . “f‘ . .I~‘I ’I‘II
I““"“‘i§ "9 7:3“ "Ema“ inns ntlt‘uv iiluufmnt it: ll'fiifth‘flifi‘lhgk 4’ Av" “‘dhidual I ' H l.'
' Q o I ‘ l.'l l.' ill. 1“: \l..
The \Voazau‘n Guild of ('lii'lril , 1'? ‘30“me . 1 :
church “ill hold its iII;:1tlir met-tin»: S! N g” T“ “5” the 95““ m - ~ 7....
.or-tmrtotx nft-rnnon at: . o'c‘otr‘ .1 in eeves or o 5‘9 Exist . ., , .
stir l-n‘zrnrui of the thunk. {50 Wilda" 5011‘ ]l():\ T0
. . o I Sleeves, Query .32 Silence by force _ V“ ‘ ,H
The regular rum-ling of the \\‘o-§ i it: imilhdxlirn‘fllk (alii‘u) \ II \Tl‘ liDX‘D
Inn ‘5 iI‘orcimi .‘Iiimiona . Incivty oft : w! "10 0 “1°
iihtinEzml. annuc M. i:.r:~hu.-.~h “at; 56 Mullins label i PROBLEM”
.lei inst (Inning at the home (.i- ,58 “mill“
“is. lI‘rnni-t Parsons, lIIItsl lit-rune. ‘ 60 BOX
’l'lwx‘v “Inn :1 fin-I. :iticntilnx'c. The -t;2.(‘oarsc cotton
tli irIi i'llnllil‘l' of the study lIoni. “AH 54 Source
‘r-I \“it‘\lll by three of the mumwra 66 Inklng pad of hthorrhphit min:—
3 .\ cu'iwcimn Wm! inkrn up which or L
“ill l‘i turned «nor to ’ Miss Ella 67 Candles 5
Glover, n missiolier for many gun's Vertical .
in China. “ho in how in this coun- l Old man (sinus)
in .\i the clone or the prom-'1"! HI- 2 L'imn
freshiiivilla Wrro served by the host- 3 Fruit with shell ‘
(In. 4 Former European rt:._ r
. o o o 5 Regarding
The. Hoepital “’hist. club Will hold 6 Nervous (Witch ,
an eveninx meeting Friday :11 the 7 Adjust i
Norunik country Club. A dinner will 8 i‘Orl‘t‘IiliIhf‘ l
in» Rt'IrluIl at 7 o'clock .mti 'Il‘iil bI‘ 3 Offer for sale l
{unu\\tll by cards. “ 10 Medieval Hlllv id
0 0- 5
EL. I \iuseloli. at Muicnt at litur-
\Ini~ti. hill spend the holidty room
\\ l his :sronts Mr. and hire. llob- H t H P bl
(ar‘i'xJoaclpoff of Sraview incline. ear md Orrle r0 en“
“m" 1‘2““ ””ka M" Who ““1 I: In Win: ““3011in
be at home over the holidays are
Lonilt‘ Davie. son at Attorney and ‘
Mrs. Leo Davis. lI‘rrIiIIrlck lave-‘03“ l HL‘SBAVD ix IRRITABIJI. . -
eon 0f Captain and Mro. Frederick l Dear Mrs ’ihcmpson: 1 lim- 7.1le"1‘.
Lovcjoy of Second street and Carlton 1 been marrir ti fourteen years and 1- ‘
l.’}iommedlcu, son of hire. Daniel hue met! Hr). happily um“ 1... “.
L'liommcdicu of Rowan slrIIIIl. The I l years alto My husband is HIM ll j
three lion are students ill. l'alc. “ms oldnr than I and has .wcom‘, : H; _..._
' ' ' ' irritable and old in his ways. 1‘
There will be archenrsli cf the \Vhen our first MM, was. “mm : 1., .
orchestra of the East Avenue Mczlm- months old he cried almost mtr)‘ f'
m“ church tonight at 8 web?!" ,night and my husband would sluinzt I . I‘
u o o l him and throw him down in his bed. ‘ . .
”‘35 Ethel AVt-ry. “h“ m attending ‘I 1 called him a bad hump and he I: "I
the litmhury State Normal school.t lclloked mm ”,3 “a... mid 1m. 1%“ M
will spend the. holidays with hot- par- § “Mn-l fit to H. pp 0,, H... Md mm a .
cuts “1' and MFS- Frank «1““V 0‘ ishould sleep under it. His, thlhIIr I \I‘-'-. ‘ ~
l iirst street. lives with us and I have three hab- . .Irni 7‘ .
--------- .. ieI now, making six in the tuiiiiiifi . 5111.,’ "I ‘
. i it. isn't at all pleasant having his 5 “I‘m
; ‘l’nthcr around as he is verb Ill-*7 . “Iii"
6" .. agreeable and careless. I hire nmh. i you w l.
'y i in; done and do all my work \uii. ' l-‘II‘l l‘iIV
FASHION Shin "it? “CW frock have I belong to two clubs and he arts ’ lllllt‘I‘ :I'l' ‘
51mg. of not? That is miladv's lmoan about going. “'9 had a clullI l 3‘4“”; “3‘”
l‘ _ N I Mm. This dress of tan duie- ; dance and he went to a. worm ‘a‘n- ; ‘1“ if T
REWS OteS tyne ins long. tight ones with 1”???" f" 3%“ Elf; t:ntolci 1.11:“; ; {Anne 3
w h E Iti ‘ 1.011 “[38.“ 0' \L n \a)‘ ' k I“ le
‘ npcd c“ 9- 3 rimmed he said he didnt mind if 1 suite m
NE‘V YORK. Dcc. lit—«The mod- with fur and mffldcry. out all night. I went to the dance:;I1‘_“liI’1“Il‘_“‘
crn young woman not‘only done he:- . WM" ”1“ cr°“d' Did. Ldo ”8h" ""7“ 6...“: ,h .
. When i tell something he contra- UlI IN”-
war paint in the evening. she put: on unchecked in {not thev are more dict . , . v I 1.
i . El... . . a n1 . If I insist he Bass 1 in. .u1
be? helmet. 1Tb” latéat headr checked than ever but the checks are and so 1 have to Reg still or havf minim 1
(flievenmg‘m 1“ the to?“ 0‘ “:3” mailer. 1n the newest models the L. quarrel.1 go to .30.... once .. i that you ' y ‘f
“h‘Chhfigl1x‘qwn3 azildulxgthcrr “more: are almost no email as :hep- week and he throws it up to me that i ”II n ‘I C‘- ' f. Impinw
233.31....”3wm rhinestone: and ”d' ““5“": “w °‘ “m“ ”'° “‘5’” I spend too much money. I haven't icon-W" I” ’ . . 1. iII If“
. than ‘ half ,inch square. Willi had a. new dress for a your. Should at 30” ,. . I.I-. m
sparkling sequins Some even hue brown in}, and “d . {awn “ck. I . '7 d W” -~.:- - ., . ‘ to:
a. short silver visor shading the exec. ground beneath the bri ht Sc drop my clubs “‘0 “P “10““ a“ I ; ‘ .4 m) ;. “ “le. .
, 8 61‘ 01011 not; have any pieacures Just because .1. “'I
NEW YORK. Dec. 135—“. last. it Fawn” heyvztu hots-alt h THtAiNlK volt:1 gharw . . .
‘ ucer ny ave recantmr- . _
has become apparent .where norm: of Stacie: to overcome in order to ob- “.“1 ii
the wonderful old Gobelin “puma:
go. They urc'being' cut. up and used
piecemeal an insert: on mum: ban
Sold in this way they , bring more
than the most. optimistic antique
dealer could credit.
PARIS. Doc. 17.«-Thc French
women of loony any slip on a. piece
or low a. kimono to (root the
unexpecte visitor but it is certain .
the will not forget no: intent boudoir
cap. the calotto of [teen nude cloth
titan: occur over the huh: and
odomcd with braid cud bendI. '
Dec. 17. —-Huct people
e
140353035
In embroidered. velour coat in tube .
mute reachable I pillow cage.
13m: place.
ml! handle and fitted with mirror
charged.
iridcd in the Imrtest shop: for this
suffice One in of silver gauze cm-
!sx-omered will} holly sprays.
other .i: a narrow rod ratio with Ill-
ve‘r. edge: while cull “other ty [in has
n satin center with gauze edges.
1, tum: .no “icon: i: enough
v LONDON. Dec. 17 .—W’hencver a
feminine Londoner sees a Sign nown-
Lain hcppineu
in your domestic
day: "Beware of pickpockets." she
hunt! on to her Pouchette. That
same is neither more nor less than a
beautifully carved and embossed
leather hand be: eight end a halt
inches long and tour wide with a
the
out:
on
bur-no and compact. led
NEW YORK,Dec.717.~—Ciirist-
mas gift: have to be tied a: We“ as
Charming ribbons are pro-
An.
the
NEW YORK. Dec. 17 -—One per.
to:- one
In NewmIIeIcolIadif-l
' Wmmcfiryfie—
.1:an ., ”new bitthiitcuh
lino: aluminum.”
day: of Shela. and Cleopatra.
New YORK. Dec.
leverc tnilored type of jersey trim—
med with a wide band in contrasting
colors. gold and green combinations
being popular.
crops-dc chine -type trimmet' with
wide ecru lace and narrow rows of
hemotitchinc. The trouser: of‘ the
first Ihould be created and thOIe or
NEW YORK. Doc. 17.—-The late-t
Modem bra-Item i: mule of delicate
1‘00 and min ribbon with I. front
insert a! eiutic.
proportion: but i: worth the money
Dear
in 1113‘
lo a buy
quite .'x
my larl l.
he. should
’Nei-
r of those ‘vamps. however. had
it chat-mi bottle: and containers
their d as tables.
lit—Pajamas
2y \‘nccilnte between the strictly uns“.(.,.(d_
again n.“ 1
highly.
and the elaborate
“’Ol‘SC.
other allowed to bag.
1th of diminutive
on the theory thatf'every’
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of 11 Quinlnxd an inn.
congratulations upon lhI
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