m 3mm MONDAY. DECEMBER 29. 192’;
“‘n
mar: roun‘
loddition to Mr: Steven- wero Chorlee
. “mile \iclfiniey Camp and Aux- .
‘buze 10:»:
City B iefs and Personal Mention
street had as their guests over the
\1 (“his and relatives from Stamford.
.
‘lir-strros i; '60. Semi Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martino or
Maid and dis-3111mm street in 8 been entertain.
‘kidams, rae— e in g rclutl‘es from Ne“ York city
h
“Liz!
..
iis L iris it?“ 3
.Mv '
KL niorro“ I ‘3 5
Claus “i“
n also Le I.
O
t Jameo‘Lombardi of hum street;
on . '
had as his week-end guests rcla.
axes from New York.
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firs Leonard Caseria and daugh- i
)lxrlc. 0: Bridgeport, were the;
. . W21 guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Garfield of Lowe street. i
, .
Jame-e. .‘de (v: L'eddr street
a recent ‘lSIE'Jl‘ in Port Chester.
o v I“
\\_‘is‘,
Samuel Abrahamson o: Bouion
T\i_'"3t'i v2.15 a minor in Stamford oVer
a.“
ucrh-end.
. .
uni; .1 . Ali‘hi'llv Delia o;
:nem ‘ \ilsniiig Willi x't-L -
3I~rc-c>l-tl,\n.
‘
“-i'ph Burns of Flat: Hill road is
of iielatixes in New York. .
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Mr.
and daugh- . Taylor
.troe t. have ! mes in
.612: g a (as: i
;.«
nhn l‘
. .. Frank ‘Vargo of El) ,
-Lf“‘n J had a radio instilled in ‘
O D
31255 Bertha Boll-or o:
”is a Mover in Bridgeport 0‘ or
Ely avenue:
M155
the
Ethel _,_.
u suit-cm}.
U
of “6:: “.' as}:-
ye516.iidy it:
o 0
Taylor
spent
Mary
street
Miss
, York city.
0
Miss Anna Seaman or Washing-
v‘as a. recent visitor in
yesterday ‘
Cia’l Thalia-
e “are . [Ed'—
Elrs. James
are
Saiiuszana of
L‘
- . .1. 351:: Saute: la of Si i1i. street
’ “-31: as ..er goeszs me:- the
liroo‘rziyn
I O
hula
-‘-c::li
“ 65k- 63%.
i
_ -".— i, .
and 23:5 V l‘ "ouorruic
a'wj lfltlf
. "545:1: invldii‘g a“- t..;
:0 \Ed severil
land this morning returned to her
= avenue. .
. and
, program which has been arranged.
’ C t
i‘ all} was
’ ter,
’ heme.
Iner the
TS. Finch
1 L’LTltn
‘ turing
; 12:5
‘ihc dill-iron.
.was cpczed by
30221125 or the “rice men.
l L'Ab'l NUKWALK _u
Mrs. Lcyloud W lllh of \w Zluadt
street has recovered from her iilnooo
duties with the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone company.
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Mr. and .‘ll'b. Jim-old Capwoll and}
son of Rhode Island have been tho
guests of Mrs, Cnpwoli's paronio. Mr.
and Mrs. John Smith of Hawkins
9 C
wrliool of Christ
its Christmas tree
exiteriainmeni in Community
tonight at 7:30 o‘clock. Par-
:- of the children are
the interesting
0
The Sunday
LLurcll wil. hold
Hall
cuts and friend
limited to witness
I
Mrs. “’iiliiznl sieibold of New Brit-
ilze holiday guest or her sie-
llro. Edward E, Mead or Bdiie
avenue
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Mrs. Mae Crabbe of Goodrow street,
has 113.11 .1 telephone installed in her
0
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Mr uni \irs Hormel: Thoele o!
\X'iufiold e: rec: had as their guest.
2 oliday Mm Thoele's par.
L.n.,s :..d LLSTQ‘X'. and Mrs. Nathan
and Lois. Finch of
1.-
.UA.
Miss
Mrs. Robert
street was a recent
I O
Douleuo of
mono:
u
E. Funk. xxx-thin- Billierd. Mrs. Ed-
gor mono. urn. Alli-ed J. C.
Booking Mrs. C. D. Albrecht. Fred-
erlck Bubell and Edger Lynch.
”1’. ad Mn. filllord Albrocht
hove returned to their home in
Brooklyn after spending the holiday
trad week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C
D. Albrecht or Lona place.
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The regular bueinou meeting oi
the Lodleo' Aid society otthe Rowe:-
ton Method!“ church will be held in
the church on Wednesday night at
7:” o'clock before the "Watch
Night" service.
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Mr. ,und Mrs. Albert Frilbio re—
weck-end with Captain and Mrs.
Preston Hart of. McKinley eircei.
O O
and children or Roweyton
who went to Brooklyn to spend the
E. Moore. will remain as their guests
until over New Years.
0 O O
The Sunday‘echool of the Ron-ny—
tou Methods: church will hold .1
meeting in the church tonight.
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Ready
will be held with Mrs. Charles S.
or street. 'l'ucedu E\Lliin§ JanUisr} G.
goincore for the ensuing gear “I” be
elected nod reports from the vs
committees will be- read.
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A union “Watch Night" service of
the Baptist and Methodist churches
c- Myrtle three!
12‘: ins all: 3 in hi:
i O 2‘
\Vinzield :dourioon
lune had as thoir
and . :3 Arthur!
Yo: k Ci'y.
Mr. and Mrs.
Fitch eirec:
s'ucs's Blr.
of Nb"
, .,', H.
l ‘
The pageant o: Nativity :u-i
the adoration or the Shep-
:iull fl}? \‘iiso men was given;
-'nd:d t-ra-mii'iltioii at Christ
:iui - i l: "as given in;
Literrzm-zz {our o'clock {or
Ii. v.35 ropeated in the
'7.;-,L- o'clock. “The service
Rev. Robert B.
ih estory or thoi
The wet of’
Christmas:
(h.
turd.
evening at
l
i‘ooie ix ho mud
.L, p»...
LA. I”. Lscw...
"1.15 1; ;d
by
'czro s.
Gui: o of
ill bro-0hr:
O
; thou any
Fort Point street;
over the?
.icr
u .
Mrs. John Capuon of?
szroet entertained at their!
icr the week end roluiveo
N r" Car 3.1m.
O
Them will be a meeting or the'
Triangle club of Chrie: church in;
from
0
,Community hall tomorrow evening.
‘..
.i -1- litres kali:
\‘l ashi ington 5: root (beer \ml (:1
'- mi 1;“ azinl\r..s:.r; 0: their 2'..l’-K
ring» Sisterday. 1393' spent the 411;.
York
_...1
a:
Cu;
$ .
to
v
,
. in 23'
'm‘lglnul
for the
.
Dub.“ ;
in Lil:
i‘lian‘.
home.
uniting tho.
Mr. and Mrs,
intro 3%“le
v o
7;. co -
‘ ’i'v rloti-zas tree party Wild?
oft the local office of the-l
1‘ England Telephoneé
» l; izaboih lsx rnee
w 3c. {resented “NJ oi
the c lil-
:i":
of
v, menfic-‘e; ed the
l
*servcd.
, ‘1; ss \iory
j $23.va
90?:
5 Frank
"Gaylor Znhlman and
o'clock. T..e Gl rls' club of the;
h \l i“ :11 so meet tomorrow ev;e-
’30 o'c Ecck ulth \ln
.man at her bongo on East,
..
a A
c2133 1
O O O
The annual entertainment or the}
noel 0: 'he East. Avenue
lurch Wiéi be hcifi i1 tut-E
'.‘.0T‘.‘('J"‘ M'cmnz 4' s,
iqioresfing program
will include a number of
(«stuns has li-ccn arranged
Occasmzi.
. U I
Mug. Clara \erup was
l‘r'hdziy par'v at her hOma
luold Christmas day.
were played and retreshmeuis were‘:
An-long the guests were
Gajdosik. Alisa: Grave
Miss Julia Galdouik.
J1: Ila Scalai. Miss Anna Guidoslk.
Miss Jessie Nova-:k. Mu Jennie and
Miss Irma Verup. \R‘illlam Fritz‘ of
l‘\lc.‘.do:u Fri. RE“. \"iiiiam Toth.
Lri: ls Nov :m 1-: students at the Lati-
caster coll-av. Lancaster. Pa». Ore-
Reunion. John Kravurick.
li‘oronczi. \‘icior Bucha. Louis
Martin Vorup. Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
in Ronni
f’. SEE"
Br» hit.
Martin Vcrup.
i
l
l
ALL DEPOSITS
made in this bank before
January 11th
will draw interest from
ianuary 1st
INTEREST AT THERATE OF 41/276
for‘sixi months ending Dec. 31, 1924 Will be enter-
ed on pass-books and paid on arid after Jan. 10th.
Accounts from $1 to $5,000 are invited
scum NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK
AIL-DEF SOME, President.
EDWARD Bum. Vice-President
ozone: L. wooowm, 1mm
;: itUWAY’l‘UN {
Mr. and Mrs Harry W. Street of
Token-1:6 gave 3 Christina. eve
pom at their home in honor of
their son and his wife. Mr. and Mr:-
Harry .5. Street. The house was
decorated in red and green. Games
were played and the prizes were
won by Miss \Vinitred Whitenw and
Master Dean Morgan. Miss Mabel
Kellogg. elocutionlst. entertained
with dramatic reading Misc Kellogg
also’ gave the play. "The Two Rosco”
Edison Ogden was heard in several
pic-easing violin selections. He was
accompanied by his sister. Mien Mor-
iiua Ogden. Miss Helen 'Whitellw
and Rev. J. W. Morgan 0! the Da—
rien M, E. church sang. There was
also a radio concert. Retro-haunt-
werc served. The guests wore Rov.
and Mrs. J.- W. Morgan and non
Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Androw W'hlte-
law and daughters. Helen. Wreaths
and Winifred: Mrs. George Sharer.
Mrs. John Brunner. Mr. tad Mrs.
Chester MacDaw of Damien: Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Owen. Harold Oddy
of Noroion: Mrs. Fannie Kellogg
and daughter Mabel or Broad River:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giamm 0!
Norwalk. 111-5., Mortimer Oggon ond
a ughter Martina. son Edward: Mrs.
Henry 0. Street. Alexander Roy-
mond. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B.
Street and Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.
Street. Mr. Street is junior mom-
ber or the firm Raymond. Street and
Son. ice dealers. Mrs. Street was
formerly a student in the Detroit
Teac'hers' College. Detroit. They
were married last August.
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The executive board 0! the Young
Married People's association hold u
meeting at the home or Mrs. Bone
P. Stevens. McKinley plaoo. Sutur-
day evening. Plans were ooiupletod
for 9. card party to be given Sutur-
day evening at the home 0! Mn
Edgar Raymond. Row-avian ovouuo.
Members phoning to ottond are
uked to telephone Mn. Mom u
soon a: convenient. Members of
the board present at the meeting ix;
HESI'COLDS
[tho Norwalk 3!. E. church.
6
g'iwn n
Games}
Miee'
will be held in the Rowagton
thodlst church “‘edneoJay nigh- 1:: i.
9 to 12 o'clock
the service. an interesting motion
picturo. “The Stream or 1.21:. "
.
ML and Mn. George S. ”‘3‘““51 furs. Stanton Coley. Mrs. Aden: Siur
avenue:
turned todw to their home in Wind- : mehme
car after spending the holiday and'
WILTON TURNS
iN ITS RED-
CROSS LIST
The :ollowing Wilton residents
wore onrolicd no member: of tho
Norwalk (‘hflplor or the American
Red Croce during 111% recent Roll
Call: —«
Samuel mum, Mn. Lun- Wur-
ncckc, Lewis H. Ambler. Mrs. D.
Hvinry Miller. D. Hem-y Miller. Miss
linrlbuti, Mrs. Mary
l-iezvin Hill Godfrey. Mrs.
John GO‘Pljen. Mrs. Charles '1‘. Greg-
ory. Mrs. Lewis ft. Ambler. Mia:
\Vhto. Mrs.
Chi-lumen holidayu with Mrs. Moe-3,."
ley‘e porcine. Mr. and Mrs. Edward:
5 Sarah Ulumiead.
The annual mooilng of the Evcr[
circle of King‘s Doughtere;
Grl? in the person-age oi! the Hour
anon Methodist church on Pennox.'
rio. to .K
‘ \Vl‘flifirl
Blo-'
I'n cc-..noc ion with »
will;
be then There “ill also be a not: ‘
serxlce. followed bv a social during
{whit it re ‘ireohmen 5 “ill be serve-i.
o o a
An intv‘rreimc ("Hl- -
the Ron: aiton Jlethon‘.
evening. John T‘lir-t “35 :lm spool»:-
or George Smirs‘ can: am.
Adoration.‘ “hi ch “as presented 1':
'he churih 3 “wk ago xi: 9 or
given .1 splcnvl' d r-inivlon 1.3" in
nine under the direction or Mrs. l'»
P. Ambler. Mr. Flint] talk v.35
most interesting He said that ‘2‘!»
terdoy Wis the Mil-i h anniversar:
of his convertion to tho Mo'rodisi
church He declared the: durirg
Soar. several incidents.
ma occured which proved to him
was left! in
‘ Chi :' ‘3 lae'
air!
0-.
Ithe: he was right to ally himsol: ic-
.tho church.
A epeciai vesper baptieimol eer-
vice nae held in the Ronayto“. Bap-
iist church yesterdav intercom
Sits. Cochran And Mr. Sinenson
were baptised. Ret- Motor F Sa-
lleo gate a short talk on the mean-
ing of baptism. Re:- Yr .
mieuoner connected xvi h the In er-
lnotional Foreign 31:53:03 so:
lalso spokv. ’
residente
Howayton dceiring to
'obtaiu tickets (or the concert to be
'given by the Choral Art socioiy
it:
Tuesday
6. may get. them
1‘. Ambler of lilo-rag.
evening. January
from Mrs. w,
iion aiienue.
l DARIEN .;
The Epworth leogua will hold :1
ibig inciting tomorrow nigl i a' the
31.5. church when the Distrlo’
lreeideut. L R Kemp. and the Disv
iirict Fourth \ico President Mrs
gR. Kemp. will be present.
I O O
i
I The Ladies‘ Auxiliary
Heights Engine Co. .\'0. 1 will hold
u pinochio. euchre and dance in the
Flremen'l hall on Frion ov‘ inning
Chapman Beauregard nailed {or
Jamaica last wool: for several weal-:5“
stay.
I
0 w
college in spending the holiday va-
Post Roma
0
DUE.
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Edward Hludley of Philadelphia is
home {or the holidays With 311-.
avenue.
O O I
Dorien within the put two weeke
Bates.
Miss Kathleen Morelioulo or Call-
!ornio bu been visiting Mré \Vil-
liam Rohrbeck-ot Old King's Eigh—
way for tho; past few days.
New Haven Road Has
Industrial Committee
Thoh ew Hover: Management an—
nounces the appointment of a. Com-
mittee on Industrial Development
which Will have charge or all mat-
ter- o‘ttecting the location and devo-
lopmont 01 industries along its lines.
The committee is nude up as follows
A. P. Russell. Vice President. Boston
Chou-mun: E. L Taylor. Contract
Agent, New Haven. Secretary; J. A.
Boom. Asst. Gen. Freight Agent,
New Haven: A. A. Maxwell. Com-
mundane: oz Rea.) Estate. New HIV-
en: N. T. Domnce, Designing Eu-
ginoor. New Haven;
Trolley Cur Is Safe
Place to Leave Money
d
Milo Viola Bleak at 8 Wed Rooks
rota. lett I. packetboox oonuininz
818 on I. trolley our last night when
she ,alightod at Main and Wall
street. She reported no: loss in the
police. A tow hours liter sh‘o re-
ceived tho pockotbbbk book. i: hav-
ing been turned into the Coalition-
our company.
was TRAFFIC: LIGHT
Joseph L. Zurotto. at 561., Mass.
Ivonne. Lexington. Mm. drove hi-
cuiomobilo 3t 6 o'clock -~ not 1311'.
in Wall
”i‘he‘
‘ ‘u‘v‘ffi’ “‘ 7‘.
Siarr. a .
. ‘ll‘s.
L‘
of Noroion é
Irene Coolie of Stone Agricultural ‘
cation With Dorothy Godfrey of the,
C .
Mr. tad Mm Paul Born at Syn-an
cuoe are visiting with Mr. and 31”.:r
Alfred Morehouse 0! Prospect ave-3:
i
and Mrs. E. B. Hindiey of Mansfield i
The fourth infuni. boy to arrive in ’
wu born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter:
i
(Jennings. Mrl. Fred Dovil. Mr. 55‘
9
380. Norwalk Club to
i
|
l
l
.
'eueot. Hartford. was meted gt 4
Louise \Vnkomlu. Mrs. Lois Lucaz.
KN“. Mm. Ralph Grocery. Harry Mar
Manor. (”harks Barb-offer.
Mrs. Thomas Kirby. Mina
Moral}. Mrs. R. Al‘CilU‘. 3511:.
sSmnuard. Mrs. Ill. 5. Connor. 3’13!)
6er A. Knappi
Airs. Guy Howard. Mrs. John Gray.
'F. Gm}: Mrs. John Knapp. Mm
\lrizin, lira. ’I‘. Olmsieud. Elizabeth
linGillwrt, Delia 1\l. Jorce‘,
.l Thomson, Tom Hull.
Hull. Maird Hall. Rosamun-
.,\lre R. 1%. Conutock.
Estelle DoVVitt “Vision. Frederic
“‘ceion. Aliv- 3!. Highland. Alice Fl
rilmstetivl, G60. 1?. Gilbert. James E.
wrong. Marian lil liiilvl‘mll. “'m. J.
K, Hut-l: rill Florence G.
'2‘, T. Martin. Jone H. Marvin.
Harrison.
Hrs. H. O. Chichcster.
Anti-rose. Mrs.
P. Godfrey
Mrs. Tom
Hall.
Katheryn;
\i’vc
i-._.
H.zke,
Arih 'r L. Scott. Mn. 5 T.
‘slrile E’Weltxel. Mrs. E
lr. Ernest Ruecoo. My;
. hire. Bessie Cl Fischer.
3116.
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.‘li‘ildri'ill '
13. ,
Georzc'
FASHION
News Notes
_-
Ll
By AILEEN LAMONT
Special Correspondent
Of The Evening Sentinel
(Copyright 1924)
NBW' YORK. Doc. 2?.«A fair or
change run)" he no robbéry but tht-
merchant: do not fro! like it. The
flood of Chrietmnh gift: has not
etoppmi but. it has started to flow in
the oppoaiio dirncilon. hack to the
ntoros. The Shea-e wort: prepared for
it. however, anti euhmiiitul with
cquanimity to exchange of duplicate
and unapprvclmed gills in View or
the opportunity it afforded them to
turnv.u :inrl rlrl illolr sholxos of lin-
Coat Features
Mei-win. !
Mu. g
F.I’-—-
R H.‘
Lloyd i
G. .
i larcitcv‘ 7
Garment El-
Rizymonvl, Eli-
Jackson
Stizi'ges.
lfimn, (3.031?»- filminr
. Charles LU‘E",
"'5 John
R. “X C
El‘Zth.
7?. Preston.
~ . ,3.
915.4:-
.rook..
.‘iiir‘l‘ifi,
A Schlich-
{with Yrs: .
.‘lrs. F721;“.
\‘s: lirv.2“"}‘i:
Lena liti-‘lzko. \Valfer 6.
”Hrs. WaltmnF. Baereit. Mrs.
. T{LZX2..H". i”). liakloud.
l’redoriok
Mirand Mrs.
Ge ergo Mica Iebrook
Eli‘s. Pike
Geo-ma ‘i’n'lor, Mr.
seen, Edi-9.. Harry Olmstud. PL ll
l'iiznfile Roberts 3!. Chopin, Prank
\l'owltiui‘i "morn \irs. Echo:
Flore. 1:1"; lT-: Mr” P. C Marshall.
(Zr-ergo Vision. S. Middlehrook.
F:~.")~:o. \K‘iiion Qiorobouee.
3. “Iowa. Mrs. Ewing.
\‘i
Kira. I.
(:ri‘rr'u
More! Lire. liars:
Hugh Thompson. Nelzic
:svr an be": \‘- es on, I'll:
. in.ezi. airs. Goo. Tauor .
u. 'Jfi'uf'l‘i .
ET 1‘5 ‘1“
”\le 3.. 1.
:‘~: .1. Cornstocli.
'.C’JSC
ifrey 11::
C: main-.ck Firs. \K'.
Mrs. ”I. omits No-
lan, Geo‘Headding, Mrs. Kellie Heed I
Miss Kate Kocler.
Rundlc. R. W.
.‘llrs. EdWiid Low-
lii‘t. Elisa Ethel A.
Thomson, Sin
Mrs. H. G.
ding,
Ablgfiil
Ray .. c no Keeley.
bt‘n.\173. \V. I“.
Hort. Mrs. H. G.
l‘:ei2r;rlcl: Goiiholi‘l.
Thomson H. W
lamil
Schism: Si-
jilrs. Jackson Mr Jackson. ”Sylvia
liodlimnoff. Mr. l-‘rcd Bennett. Mrs.
\‘an
icon, H lznaad Mrs Herr
hurl, Al ‘DETI Suing
' Elizabeth Swing,
hammer. Mrs. mes Hurlburt. Mrs.
Charles .\I. Ambler Mr. Frank Bon-
ne't. Mr. N. Stewart. Florence Kod-
Emmott" Minn Louisa “'ioiund, Mr:
1'? \Vin ton. \lro. H Young. “n.
,5. L. Bums: Miss H Welling. MIL!
1‘ 0. Sanford
, lire. Zelda Sears “’iawoll.
fW. Hi'land, Mn. A.
' Marv Shlikermnn. firs. Betty Wop-i
an ‘Mrs J. “1.. Montgomery. Mie.’
J. O Diehrow. Mr: J T. Dunn. “in
too Dunn ATTC Kenneth Grog:
(v
H url -
\lies Elimi: om
Mrs.‘
Leno. Mrs.l
é \iiss Lucy Butmau. Mrs. A C Book»
'er. Elizabeth Van Heiningen Mrs F
'\'o 0:61. Mrs. Til??? Jennings Mrs-
l‘l'. B. llurllwuri, Charla-e Rciffcl
'Mrs'. \‘ciril’abrico. Mrs. Nowsome
Mrs. Ernest Coultor. Miss Emily
Benedict.
Ida \Ve-nderoih-1\irs. DaVid Jenks
Mrs. Kirkland.
Gl!bert Mrs
Fred Exams” George-
Evans. \lorgnrei McClure Mrs. Fred touch 01 W10, 51 N1 mm” 1.; a an} .
! Kurhrirl. Mrs. Muble Jane. Mr. “Ill-
3 m. Dtvl’orea’t. Mn. Davie \Veth, Mrs.;
Waiter Olmoed. Mrs. Guilson
mph Martin. Mn. Madison Davis.
Hold Dance Tonight.
The South Nonvulk Club is hold-
ing its Xmas deuce u the club
rooms tonight, The committee in
charge hove been working on sev-
eral novelw tenturol in connection
with this 9.112.12- ond member: and
their friends are sure to be well en-
tertained. Buchanan's Serenades-s
have been engaged t4 furnish the
music. Refreshment: will be served
during the evening
Hartford Driver
Gets a Summons
Louis Adelofl. or 7 Weetlond
o'clockyeomrduy otter-noon by Mo-
zarcycle Petrolmn Marty Leonel
tor reckless driving. The mused
was bonded a summon: to oppon- in
tho uptown city court Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock (or 1 hearing.
A new mrd for nowinguw
drop: in place to cover it we pro-
tect an curator of“: it hot pooled
through material being out. -
German's.” waking church hello
0: on uluminum-copper alloy that
wait); only then: half as much as
those made of the utuol monk. '
TohoidthecuNot aneleotric
Jus‘ 'ih16 L. Ogden.‘
Deverr ,
Keelcr, '
lloosear Mrs Clarence Ship~‘
Mrs. J ;
Mary
icichcrt. T
Albert Wolf. _
Blancho .
Bunsen.
H. S. ,
Mrs. Frank
Benedict. ‘
“‘ilbur Olm-
This new spring coat is fash-
ioned in aquamarine jcu‘clione,
one of the new shadcs, olive:
musqucitc is used for the collar.
A slashed tier effect at hem is a
distinctive not). It was display-
ed by the National Cloak, Suit:
1nd Skirt Manufacturers .-lsso.,
in Cleveland, at their recent:
V spring showing.
Harden. E. G. H :
\i. Cora B. Harden,
'iumcs and roll
‘gerlns articics of iii:
-‘~~- ..
.zL. “‘92 c
Then can be no Qil’Z-Silfifi ii.
'flahnele “ill {in “$ DTL Oil :21
iii: the coxtun es mi it: \ri or resort
locason o! ‘925 in-iii tor 5pm: clothes
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southern resorte‘ls expected to solu-
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"yes." “no" and “stop." Frocks.
however must sparkle either through
the medium 01' the metallic materi-
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beads and rhinestones.
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trimmings on nearly every article of
evening dress. show no sign of di-
minishing and som evening frocks
are redeemed from perfect piainness
by a huge trend of feathers placed
at one hip.
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dominocs on the beach or tho :11-
loving homes from the paddocks o!
the winter tracks, the southern tra-
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design With a. short stubby Japanese
cu'Ved handle. She will remain un—
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claim: that fact on the return.
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through (ii-courtesy ct Amorlctn
clerk- thu there has been a. quick
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Pare and
quarter tart apples and simmer
gently therein until they no Il-
moet done. They must not become
mushy. Remove with a. skimmer
to a platter spread with granulated
sugar. cinnamon and nutmeg. Cover
with another layer of sugar and
spices and leave until the next day.
Arrange on a glass plate.
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gelatine and set aside to cool. Prick
deep red cranberries with a. needle
and droplinto a. boiling syrup' 0!
sugar and water. Do not overlook.
Remove with a. skimmer. Pour
some of the jello into star shaped
molds and [place some or the bah
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