chm ‘ f Godfrey. “Jeffer-
su'eftfwlfg accepted a position
using the Christmas holidays in the
Trials-am and Hyatt store. “all
' O O O
—Genuinc leather bill fold. just
tfib gift for him, only a dollar at
llesds Drug Store. -Adv.
Howard Fenncr .of the Norwaik
forday on business.
.nWhitmans and Fish's delicious
Cindi“ in special holiday packages
at Mead 5 Drug Store—Adv.
CITY BRIEF PG—
Qj'l'he open season on rabbits clased
early this week. The only open sea-
(on hunting is that of ducks and
geese the season on which does not
close until January lo.
11" ITS A GIFT
——From the electliccal line this
store has a stock \\ ell worth inspect-
Electric trains, {adio Sets
Electrical Appliances. Desk Lamps.
Boudoir Lamps. Xmas tree sets and
' many other things are here. The
Electric Service Co.. No. 1 Ely Ave.
will welcome your colt—Adv.
a: :2 o 0 It
Arthur M. Charpentier. of Isaac
lireet was in Bridgeport yesterday.
"‘ ' O U 0
.‘.-—-Ca.rd Tables. $5.00 and $7.00 ‘at
‘ Donneily"s.—Adv.
D
. O O U
_, William DcKlyn. of Mott avenue.
who was seriously ill, is greatly im-
proved. scores of friends will be glad
to learn. \lr. Delilyn has recmcrcd
te‘rluch an extent he was able to
move about indoors
t O
W 1—Nothing but the new style Ever-
nhsrp Penmls can be found at Don-
neily‘a—Adv.
ta 0 I 0
_Mrs. W'illiam lngmm, of Now-
town avenue, who recently under.
went an opclation. was discharged
from the Norwalk hospital yester-
' day.
C O
—-Givc him a \V aterman Fountain
Port for Christmas. Donnell} s—Adv.
O
.,. O
“The house and property mined by
luck Rose and located in Wolfplt
road was sold yesterday to Miss
Margery B. Jones. of 834 Rixorslde
Drive. New York city. The deal was
handled by the Slrout Agency.
i—Parkcr Fountain Pens at Don-
saliva—Adv.
v t D
, Samuel Cohen, proprietor of the
Norwaik Cleaning and Dyeing Co. 63
Wall street. is in the Burrough hos-
pital in New York city undergoing
treatment. Mr. cohcn has been ill
for several weeks.
” . O O
.f—Ingcrsol Watches for tho boy‘at
Donnelly's.—Adv.
. = t o I .
t. ‘ John Seuch of Paradise street was
a visitor in Bridgeport Tuesday.
7 O t O
I . .«
‘~ .d‘pa'ldlflg Sweaters for Girls and
’ . , .fioys at Donnelly’x—Adv.
0 C 0
C S Green of Stamford spent yes-
terday with Jtrry Sairanclt of the
Electric Service company, Ely ave-
; our»
--A Kodak Outfit. complete solves
the problem for the lluy or Girl at
Donneily's. l .. 00 Electric Heaters
for 220 and 110 current so. so at
Donnelly s. A gift for the whole
family.
C. lnnaccone of Batse Court has
RIALTO
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Dec. 22—23—24
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0 O
INDIAN LOVE CALL.
Fox Trot
FROM Ross MARIE
—By_
Agency, was in New York city yes-
City B iefs and Personal M
returned to his home front- the Nor-
walk hospital where he had been
undergoing treatment for the past
four weeks. ‘ 7 ,
U 0 0 f
-—Escy Washer- cold on Easy
Terms at Donnely'a—Adv.
0 O 0
James Monsport of Lexington ave-
nueis in the Nor-walk hospital where
he. recently underwent an opera-
tion.
0 O 0
THE IVTERNATIONAL MAKE
Of one-Pipe heaters are known
for their superiority and quality of
construction. When properly in-
stalled this heating proposition will
provide clean, healthful heat more
economically than any other heat-
ing system. Henry A. Hegeleln, lo-
cal agent. 56 Water Sf. Pohnc 473-8.
——-Adv .
o c 0
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Pollack of
Edgewood street were visitors in
Bridgeport yesterday.
\ n O I
THE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP
FOR XMAS GIPI‘S _
——Folks in this vicinity will find
this store well stocked with dis-
monds. watches of well known
makes. (including a fine selection of
wrist watches) clocks. ivgry sets.
pearls. cut glass and Jewelry. The
gift giving spirit at Christmas time
is general and what would be more
appreciated by the recipient than a
well chosen article selected from
the merchandise displayed here.
When shopping place this establish-
ment on your list of stops you plan
to make. Your inspection invited.
123 Washington SL—Adv.
O O O .
Stephen Lengyel and Andrew
Szabo of Ely avenue motored to
Bridgeport yesterday.
0 I 0
-—Free Shopping Hint. J. M. Mueller
Electric Store. When shopping for
Xmas trees. we have a car load of
the best at right prices. Edison Xmas
tree lighting sets. all Edison Mazda
lamps. for 220 volt. 110 volt and bet.
tl-ry sets. Have your Xmas tree light-
ing sets repaired and changed ,to 22
or 110 volts while you walto. Electric
trains. floor and bridge lamps. luck
and Boudoir lamps. Electric Appli-
ances of all kinds and Radio sl-ts:
Xmas novelties. Xmas tree stun-ls of
all ’kinds. Xmas wreaths. artificial
trees. also a wonderful line of luau-
tiful dressed dolls made in Norwalk.
All kinds of Decorating done. Open
evenings until 10 P. M J. M. Moe!-
lcr. lo South Main St... Next to Rog-
ers and Stevens—Adv.
O O 0
Mrs. James Saxastuno of Laura
street is ill at her home.
0 O 0
—Just a few suggestions for gifts.
Traveling bags. Boaton bags. dren-
sult cases. brief cases, auto robes.
Gifts for young and old are here. A
W. Hodge. 24 No. Main BL—Adv.
O 0 0
Bernard Tower of Bridgeport was
a visitor in Springwood yesterday.
0 O 0
-—Buy your \‘ictrols on Buy
Terms at Dcnnclly's.—Adv.
. O 0
Jack Tremor of llaviland street.
was a visitor in New York city yes-
terday. .
0 o o ’
——Vlsit Basement of Donnelly'c for
Toys. Games and Christmas Cards.—
Arlv. .
0 O O
,I-‘rancls Fox of Spring street is ill
at his home.
0
-—-Lchlgh Coal.
sdv.
O C
Harris a Cans.-
Jamcs Fedor of Flax Hill
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
C O O
norm h Geno—Adv
. .
road
—Bcct Cool.
0
Jack Reynolds of Bridgeport was
a business visitor in Springwood yes-
terday.
O O 0 t
-—Second floor of Donnelly's for
distinctive gifts.——Adv.
O , O 0
Mrs. Stephen Ferguson of Madison
street spent yesterday with relatives
in Ridgclleld yesterday.
0 O O
——vuit Donnelly's Gift Department
Second Moon—Adv.
O O 0
David Shaw of Taylor avenue is
ill at his home.
0 c 0
-—Large Pea Coat. Harris a
LlJll3.—’.JV.
o o 0
Joseph Wood of Stamford was a
visitor in town yesterday.
0 I 0
MOELLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP
-—Wbon shopping for Xnu gifts
visit this when shopping Lionel
Electric trains, floor lamps. desk
lamps, boudolr lamps. electric appli-
ances. Xmas tree sets, electric heat.-
on and ‘Radio sets of the, best
makes. Moeller'c Electric Shop. 28
Washington.
"' O 0 0
Michael Clean on. and con wu~
in New York city. yesterday.
Ni.
item of Flax Hill road were visitors '
away, has left school ”earls
‘ eclerlcol pounce.
Michael Olsen of titanic street is
enjoying a vacation in Miami. Flor-
ids. .
' ,0 0 't ' .
‘ GIFTS FOR an:
and gifts for her are eagerly await-
ing selections iron: the line of dis-
monda- watches. jewelry. silverware
and fancy glassware. etc..' displayed
at O. B. Jackson's Jewelry Store. 58
Wall-St... Not-walk. Merchandise of
quality by the way which has been
correctly priced.-—Adv.
' O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Jocem of
Flat Hill road have as their guests
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Oscar Philip of
Bridgeport. O
O O 0
STAR LAUNDRY DOES BETTER
SORT OF WORK
Here is a point relative to laundry-
work that housewives in thin vicinity
will bc interested in hearing about.
All flannel: and blankets washed at
this laundry are waited in cold wa-
ter—no shrinking is the result. Ev-
ery feature of laundry work-ll given
the closest attention here. Delivery
covers all parts of this vicinity.
Cross 8L, Not-walk. Phone ‘8".
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Adv.
Only matters of routine came up
before the session of Norwallt Aerie.
No. 588, F. O. 3., held last night.
0 O
411E OLIFI-‘Olw TAILOR
The cloanlnl. repairing andpx'eu~
tug of garments is giVen the elect ll
attention and better still the work is
very satisfactory for it is expertly
done You" be pics-rd too at tin-
reasonable priqoc charged. Ole:
Ccrulll. Prop Elizabeth St... nest So
blaln SL—Adv.
class of candidate: was initiate)
at I. meeting of Our Sisters“ Rebekah
Lodge held last night.
0
-—Aipha Plating Works. 53 Day 8L.
Sliver. Copper. Urns. and Nickel
plating. Metal furniture. lumps.
bedsteads. electric fixtures. metal
utensils repaired and refinished at
reasonable prices. All work guar-
sntoed.—_-Adv.
Berkeley Chapter, No. 95.
of Eastern Star, held its annual
Christmas party last night in "the
aliasoxlic 'lhmple in Berkeley street.
Seventy members attended the cf-
iair. The feature of the evening
was a huge grab-bog from which
gifts were distributed by Santa Claus
in the person of Herbert U. i'otisrd.
Amer Lords were vinyed and danc-
ing enjoyed. Mrs. Gertrude Rich-
a.ds and Mrs. Ella Penney were the
committee in charge of the party.
0 0 O
-—-Childrcn'c Cut Puzzles. at The
Hamilton Shop.-—Adv.
Order
0 O 0
There will be 'a special meeting of
the Children of-lidcry of St. Joseph I
church in the basement of the school
tomorrow evening of 7 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present. ‘
O O I
-—Pencll Boxes irom 15c up, at
The Hamilton Shop.—-—Ad\'.
O O O
The Norwalk members of the 56th
C. A. C. will meet Sunday afternoon
at 2 o‘clock in Archie Merriam”. stu-
dio. 20 North Main street. Plans
will be made for the reunion of the
veterans which‘is to be held in Ni".
walk next year. All members are
urged to be present.
. O O 0
—-Buy your Christmas Victroll. on
Easy Weekly Payments at. The Hum
ilton Shop.-Adv.
I O 0
An important meeting of Wanoms
Council. Degree of Pocahontas will
be held tonight. Officers will be
elected for the ensuing year. ..
O O O
--Storc open evening- 'tlll Chm-
mu to accommodate Christmas
chopping—4ehobo's.——_Adv. .
0 0 0
Hrs. R. w. Sweeney. Is!" of Web
ctcr street. and Mrs. Elizabeth To-
bey. of Amundsen street. were in
Bridgeport yesterday.
. O C I
-—For fancy China and Toys go
to Gcliebo's.—-Adv.
o o 0
Mrs. Richard H. Gustafoon. of
Plait street, was in Bridgeport you-
tcrday. .
O O O
—Rust Craft Noveltie-
Hsmilton Shop—Adv.
‘ o o c
There will be a rehearsal of the
choir of the South Norw'alk Congre-
gational church tonight at 7:80 o'-
clock .
.at The
-—Playcr Rtlls 85¢ each at The
Hamilton Shop—Adv.
O I O ’
Mrs. Fred G.‘Bltchlo will rhturn
to her home on West Avenue today
after a three day's visit with friends
in New ffYork. city.
Little Warren Preooc. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Preeoo of Marvin
Beach. is confined to his home with
filing: . ~ ,
' I C O
The J. S Club met. at the home
of Miss Clara Wallet-bonu- of Belle
avenue last evening. Among those
present were: Miss Elizabeth Hols
del. mu Helm O'Neill. m- Any-
sla Sutton. Mi. Frames much.
1 ml- Ruth fields! and autumn,
, uni-nos. A Christmas grab-hag won
a feature of the entertainment.
Ill-c m Lynch of I3nooln
shortly accepts“
,buebnltflxouccu. Santana knobs
Bow-atoll W
night without street ”glib-.3111. two.
oldest. however. are doing their
part and the ‘lightc on the porches
are kept burning. Youngnero are
tacking advantage of the darkness
and on playing pranks. Sheriff
Oliver 1. Clark was called out to
R n avenue early in the eu-
ning whore at-group 02,th were
stopping automobiles.
, D c o '
Gifts from the Rowayton Civic u-
sociation will be sent to the inmates
of- Nsrsmakc Home in memory of
the late Mr. and hire. Robert Wyncs
of Rowaytcn avenue. A collection
to punches. the- presents was taken
up at the meeting of the Bowsytcn
Civic correlation held on Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fricbic of
Windsor will be the. holiday guests
of her parents. Captain and Mrs.
Preston Hart of McKinley place.
0 O O .
Miss Frances Bond of 120wa
avenue has resigned heron-man in
the ofllce of the Royal James Inn.
0 O O
A large delegation of residents is
expected to be present at the- hearing
in the case against the Sixth Taxing
District Commissioner: Which is
scheduled to come up before Judge
John R. Boothe in the Norwclk city
hall. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The case was brought by Joel L.
Brush.
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The annual Christmas entertain-
ment‘of the Sunday-ochool of the
Rownyton M. E. church will be held
in the church Tuesday evening. The
interior of the church has been up
propristely decorated with laurel.
evergreen- and holly., An attractive
program of special features has been
arranged.
. O 0
There will be a rehearsal of the
cantata "The Adoration" in the
nowsyton Methodist church Satur-
day evening. it will be presented in
the church on Sunday evening under
the direction of Mrs. W. F. Ambler.
who has had charge of the re-
beamls
O O O
The annual meeting of the Ever
Ready Circle of King's Daughters
will be held on Tuesday evening.
January 6. with Mrs. Charles 8.
Gray at the parsonage of the Roway-
ton Methodist church. Pennoyer
street. Officers will be elected , and
reports from the various committees
road. ,
o o c '
A rehearsal of the Christmas enter-
tnnfment to be held by the Young
People's Society of theRow-yton
Baptist church will be held tomor-
row evening.
0 O 0
Gifts of lolly and canncd~ fruit
for the inmates of Nat-small- Home
may be left 'with Mrs. George
Stevens. McKinley street.
‘1
. o o o
Mrs. George A. Kay of Rowmon
avenue to spending a few days with
Mia Olive Colo In Brooklyn. Iii-
Colc and her father are staying at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
beach in, Brooklyn. Mr. and nit-s.
beach are on s throe-montbs‘ trip
to California. .
O I O
The regular mid-week prayer
misting of the Rowmon Baptist
church will be held tonight at 7M8
o'clock. The sixth chapter of Paul
llutcbinoons missionary book dec-
crlblng conditions in China will be
discussed by Rec. Victor F. Scull-e.
pastor. A rehearsal of the choir
will follow the prayer meeting. The
music for the Christmas services will
be gone over.
I O O ,
John Hamilton of McKinley place
has had as his recent guest Clarence
Dingey of Lewisboro.
O O 0
Friends of Miss Cami Mills will
be sorry to hear that she is ill at
her borne in Highland avenue.
FASHION
News Notes
Doc. ifs—Holiday vu-
LONDON.
ltors from south of the equator.
India. the Gold Coast and West
Africa are all going to Mlle. Jeanne
do Contiic’ hair dresser. ' Ml- do
Culli- plsys the leading role in Fats.
month and observers declare that if
her wave can withstand the ‘ruifllng
of that play with its heroic cituationl.
a similar one should withstand ‘s.
climate in which the liar-dc have to
walk on tip toe.
LONDON. Doc. law-Colonic. 1e.-
bon. pclvos. those Spanish words
signifying can do cologne. soap and
powden have come easy to English
tongues since ‘thc‘ flowers of Spain
havc'takon to dominating the pch
fume fashions of London. When it
comes to scontl. the announcements
“purveyors to the. royal house of
Spain" curry real significance in
fashionable circles.
rants. Doc. 18.—-8prlng suits al-.
ready are worrying the 6mm A
other-fornchscbct'mcc. shows:
tn coat of W duvctyn.
closed with foot: down the front
phcod closely together and with a
high Wing dollar and some of
gray squirrel. The pockets Iro con-
cealed by huge double tabs of the
gray fur.
81‘.qu Doc. _1S.—'—In the
EW one docs not slide lilac
that-camouflage mummy:
men are notntnforccd ole
m0.
“will" . hm are
Wally bedded Ind ”Med
so look ‘fcr unifies. ”‘ln use
.3?“ than» has»: on on
~ohildren.
band and that as long as you con-
cketchjuctcomplctedtnono‘oftbe‘
f???“ be glad to .co-operste with
j m 1‘ to harmonise ' ' with'ner printed
. W do chino or tub. an: frock. .
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' CARI-38 mu ANOTHER MAN.
Delu- urn. Thompson: I have
come to the point where I don’t care
for anything or what happens to me
because the whole world is against
me. I was only sixteen years old
when I married and thought that I
cared a little for the man. I do
not hate him and I do not love him.
He in fourteen years older than 1
sin and I know that he loves me.
luthocumfnerlmctlmanllove
with all my heart and soul. but I
know that. there is no chance of
over having him for my own be-
cause he is married and has two
I told my husband‘sbout
this man wanting me to leave with
him and oval-inning that happened
between us. But he begged and
pleaded with the to Italy with him.
My lover has been parted from his
wife for three years and he says
that he doesn’t care for her any
more. This man has shown me that
he at“ a little for me. If I must
give him up I don't care what bo-
comcc of me. It. is a miserable
life to live with a man you do not
love. Please tell we what to do.
Should I go to my lover or stay
with my husband? I am afraid that
I might Jump out of the frying pan
into the tire.
THANK YOU.
You will be shocked when I tell
you that you are a very selfish worn-
sidcr your own happiness only you
will be miserable. .Wbcn you were
sixteen you chose a husband you did
not love, and now instead of appro-
ciating his goodness to you. you
heartily confess a love for another
man and admit that you would pre-
fer to try your luck with him ex.
cept for fear that you might be as
bad off and an unhappy as now.
You glaim to love the other man
with all your heart and soul. but l
wonder how you can lay claim to
either when you so bluntly break tho
heart of your husband. if you go
way you will learn whnt it is to
fi'rr. The man you love is not
honorable ahd would prove faith—
lcns to you. Then you would wish
Heart and Home Problems
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'I do not. think my folks would like
l
a thousand times you had appre-
ciated your good husband. it has
been said that the garden of love
needs watering. Let- mc assure you
that if you malts an unselfish snort
to please your husband and spent
moi-c time appreciating the blessings
he brings you. you would find your-
sef coring more and more for him.
Happiness must L1 earned through
unsold-linens.
REMGIOUS DIWNCES
CAUSE DOUBT
Dou- Mrs. Thompson: I am a
girl twenty one years of age and
am deeply in love with a young man
of twenty-five. He loses me, Just
as much as I do him and he has
asked me to marry him, but I can- f
not decided on account of our’ reli-
gions. He has talked to me about
this. but I do not know whether we
will agree or not. \Ve have never
had a quarrel and he has even told
me he would go to church with me.
to have me marry (me of_his roll-
gion. Please advise me what to do.
TROUBLED.
The young man who wants to
marry you certainly loves you since
he is willing to go over to your rc-
ligion. Do not however. heccome
betrothed until you feel in your own '
heart that your love is gri-att'r than
everything else and that you would
be [onerous r-noulzh to let the man
You loved worship in his own way.
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your answer because it is a matter!
in which you must be sure.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
of twenty-four. A man a little old-
or has always been nice to me and
has said that he liked me. 1qu ask-
ed mo in go Mamas and I rcfusod‘
lwcnumf! didn't like him then. Now
I like him and want to win him
back. NOW can I lOt hlt‘t know that
I care? A READER.
Speak to him cordially when
you meet. It would also To all right
to say that you would like to have
him come to see you sometimo.
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This menu includes a separate
dinner suitable for young children.
Breakfast
Sliced Oranges
Cooked “'hl-at Cereal with Dates
Toast. Coffee Milk for Children
' Dinner for Adults
Tomato Soup Saltinec
Celery Olives Pickles
Roast Chicken. Dressing. Gravy
Mashed Potatoes
Swen; Potatoes on casserole '
Eocalloped Oysters
f Cranberry Jolly Salad
Spiced Pears Pumpkin Pie
Chem Coffee
Dinner for Children
Creamed Chicken with Dean
bettuco Sandwiches
Mashed Potatoes Celery
Fruit Gohllnc Cup Cakes
Milk.
TODAY‘S BM '1 PBS
Solon! —— Dissolve one package
lemon gelatinc in one pint boiling
water; when cool and one cup col-
lory chopped. one cup apples chop-
ped. one cup cabbage chopped. onr
cup English walnuts chopped. one
small red pepper chopped. Pour
into oblong pan and put in ice box.
When ready to serve cut in slices.
place on lettuce leaf and serve with
mayonnaise.
up Cakes -— One-halt cup butter
and lard mixed. one cup sugar. two
beaten eggs. two cups flour. two
teaspoon: baking powder. one cup
DA RIL‘N i
PUSlllNG PLAN
FOR ZONING
To (Jo—operate W i t h
Stamford—Swan,
Zoning Expert, t 0
Speak in Darien
Arrangements have been made by
the Dar-lea Town Plan Commission
to have Herbert Swan. the well
known zoning expert, attend their
meeting Monday evening when he
will discuss with them the problems
facing a. zoning commission. and the
work in this locality in particular.
Mr. Swan has spoken in Stamford
many limouand was the expert who
did the work in that city.
C. P. Rumpf. Secretary of the
Dal-ion Town Plan Commission. at-
tended the meeting of the Zoning
Commission in Stamford last night.
“The 'Dsrien Committee." ‘csld 'Mr.
But-apt. "feels that it should be on
friendly terms with the Stamford
Committee. so that. they can co-op-
crate With them on many questions
which relate to their mutual wel-
fare on‘the borderline: of our com-
munities. It would be useless, for
Wee. for us- to plan out a resi-
dential section of the best type that
will admit: a factory section on their
side of the line. or vice vol-ca It is
too; bad that Not-walk hasn't ratio
fled the expenditure of the sum
needed fordnlngthcracothstwc
could take up our problems with
Smelt in- the same ways We
! er bulky.
the holidays at home are Kenneth
W: 3" Bell. of Yale. m lunch .Noro
milk. one tablespoon vanilla. This
makes eighteen cakes.
Pumpkin Pit-s.——.'ilakc two crusts;
day before and put in ion box until!
ready to use next day.. While mail. 5
ing filling piece crusts in chin and.
allow to bake until 1511, then pour in?
filling: Two beaten eggs. tWo-lhirdsf
cup sugar. twu cups pumpkin. and}
one and one-half (waspoon cinnamon
one-fourth teaspoon salt, one-fourth;
teaspoon cloves, onc~fcurth teaspoon
ginger. two teaspoons flour. jlll'u‘hf
baking powder. one quart milk '
than) ~
Frosting {Or Calum.-One tablo-
spoon lluatrr mrllcd. one pound t'on- , -
t’cctioncr‘s sugar. scalding milk
pnough to spread. one-half teaspoon
\nnllia. l-‘ro-Ii six cakes,
pink coloring and frost six more.
then add one tablespoon cocoa and
finish. Those cakes are quickly
made and :ho children low. the col-
ored frostings.
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In making her baby": luyr-tie our.
young mother thought that the
seams in the little skirts were rath-
no matter how tiny lhuy
were. She crocheted the buttonholrf
stitch in white along both sides. thei
armhole and neck. Then with dit-i
iorent color she crocheted the two
sides together. This made the skirt,
softer and added a trimming. A
dainty edge may be attached to the
neck and srmhoics.
Footwear/awaqqq-..’
them at any time."
Briefs are being filed in the Su~
perior court by counsel (or the Am—
erican ite-bonded Leather C0,, 01
Damon. and Arnold L. Shavoir. ox
parish. to supplement oral argu-
ments made before Judge John Ii.
Booth several days ago. when the
court resorted decision. Shavolr
seeks to restrain the company from
using a‘se .t process which he
claims is l: invention. He says
th be disclosed it to the defendants
for experimental purposes only.
.i‘he process in question is used m
the manufacture of a fabric which
is placed between gloss and metal
on automobiles.
o o o
F. J. Chapman, driver of the Ad-
ams-Roth Linking Co. truck of
Bridgeport. which early yesterday
morning crashed into a Cadillac 0p»
erated by John Reed of Cos Cob. on
the Damon Flats. will be arraigned
before Judge John H. Sellock this
evening at 7:80 on a charge of
reckless driving. At the time of the
accident. Chapman. who suffered a
sprained, hand, stated that he reach-
ed for a. falling loaf of bread, and
with his attention thus engaged he
did not notice the Cadillac. which
won parked by the roadside.
O O 0
The Giric’ Athletic Club of the M.
E. church will meet in the church
this evening at 7:30. The classes
are working on Swedish exercises.
and play games of volley-ball. Girls
from 14 you! up are cordially in-
vited to JG l.
O O O ‘
will be a regular choir re.
it this evening at 8 p. m. at
the Congregational church.
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Min Estelle Smith of the New!
Haven school of Gymnastics a:
spending the Christmas. vacation
with her parents on Old Kings
Hixhwsy.
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Many young people who are at
present college undergraduate: are
expected hobo for the Christmas v5.
cation. Among those who will spend
Godfrey, wean-somatic:
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