City B. iefsf and Personal Meutiogé
Mr. and Mrs. Jack v’ltelllc of Sum-
lu street entertained at thelr home
you) Stumlord.
v
James Strong of North Taylor
venue opont Sunday in New Haven.
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, 'mond Counors of Spring street z
a. Visitor in Bridgeport. waster.E m ,
" iycsterday relallvcs l.
u c ii , . a 4
.
Vet: Pesacl; of Boutou strectl
red to Bridgeport lac: evening a a
: he attended a p'erformcmcz}
one of the th‘aTl‘fi-r.
a u
JEYVELEY GIFT SHOP FOR.
NEW‘ YEAR'S GIFTS
,4: dang-‘Adv i The Chrxstmas business at The
- Hewelry Gltt Shop was very good
‘ {Yuk 510315.11 of pal-3.3150 streez'tndeed—folks in this vlclnlty came
~ '30 w Stamford. and inspected the merchandise here
a. recent :xs‘. r . l ‘ ”displayed and -urcha.sed liberally
Ffor good merchandise at fair prices
‘always makes sales. Stocks 0: dia—
monds. jewelry. sll'b'erware. cut glass.
;watches (including fine line of wrist
lwatches) clocks. novelty sets. etc...
{are here Vln blg variety notwithstand-
ing the business done at Xmas time.
. ‘ .' ’ . .a., ‘If you are planning to give a New
flh:;eezanr:ofoarfdhtoGgrl—ggipoié'YSar's gift or remembrance. you'll
v tn a’cd a"ended a “erux‘md the article desired here at a
e en E ‘ H ’ Isavmg in prlce. The Jewelry Glft
.. _. wk . ‘.heatrc. , ...
‘ an“ 4‘ PC” ‘ Pfhce ‘ IShogL 123 mashlngton ate—Adv.
I
.
Best Coal. turn
' I I
aven no
in
Ely
:~r Mir. ‘5
Ins-old Burder:,o‘f
yesterday u‘l'?
Haven .
—-I.arga Pea :;:.t:;.~ .x;
J J ‘-’.
NEW YEAR‘S RESOLUTION
hereby resolve that I will start.
new year 7:) {cirrcl'laslngg
~ of O. E. Jackson': bes: watcheS!
lizlng full ow lmportant
time plece ln
Wall St. Nor-g
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Joseph Burns of Paradiso street
was a Vlsltor ln Bridgeport last
ntghz.
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Joseph Galbo of Low; street. has
recovered from his *ecent lllueae.
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_ Clifford Szako of ’Eummttt Mme-r
352-5 =u.dav with (men‘s in New
Clean 0! ‘ "iasjnL '1 ' “ ,
to Plt'.s- ' ‘ “'
I
i
l
t
“111nm
motored .
6-.“3. . .' '- " . _ ,
‘ -—!I}LATDG Al‘D PLL’MBIBG
Proper heating and correct plumb-l
’mg in the home or building and you!
)have comethlug worth while. It adds;
=g*eat!y to the value of the same til
,you desire to sell came later on.l
{Whatever your heating or plumblng.
problem. Nelson DI. ‘thc's organ-l
lizatton can do it properly. 56 Sol,
" :llain Ste—Adv.
—'-L6h!g‘c) Coal. 52.1.1: c: Guns.—
0
eobsn avenue.
1‘. :elatlves i2:
'onkers.
,chk Arnoid cf :outcn sarcs‘ was
I u c
Paul Lengyel of 121:: avenue “'11:"
r. vuitor in Bridgeport over 7hr. var-ck
'Illl.
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
' lor avenue entertained at then";
la over the week and relatlwsv
-_ r. 30?: York city.
v
Dellus of}
(‘1
"4-9.
rslat.
'lr hontffl .
_ .
June: Bordon oz L-‘rljgepor; “‘35 :1
"151:6: lu :ov'n ycsterdly.
v V
cl'v 9'. :12: ..
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l
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vy.
.
' e
Wash-L idles Hex-riot: Kellsy o: Chectnufil
Export] street has returned (ram a x1311 \‘utl. ;
51-133, 3;. l her sister ln Bridgeport. 3
—.~-..(n.~
..
n u
I
. 3-1:. and Mrs, Joseph Horn 01 Tay- ;
m :5“, - .. for m~cnue 5947!}! me wmi; end wlth'
,f c«mud \tr.. I3l'ldg‘. P511. :
.‘7‘3'.‘.f')l'«‘l 1.3:". (~-
Steven ‘Pc-
venue motor
as.
lain-fives in
O U 9
Joel. Reynolds of S‘inltord and;
wilifiord Jackrcn of Brxdglpor'. wcrcl
.801" Amour for,“ HEATER? . the recent guests of trlonus in Spring
'16 1: workmg proparty? Cwer- . «Cod '
ullug Essa-1:3 :ch whethar steam.
‘ at water or hot alr furnaces 15 an
pox-tan! Future 0!
ed an Hour? A. Hegeleln.
. Kori-‘33. and his 0
g
h u y
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\Vfllium Jason: and can. Ernest of.
road spent Sunday
fives in New York city.
U 0
h Gabbiho of
1 lo Budge-.302"
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Domokos of Lexington u\’c- l
v“ New York yes- '
l
.
Benton sf l‘u’"
la 7.‘ l.
yestt :‘da 3'.
anfzarlc-n. ‘
‘ mCuC'l.” L
Frank
“a:
Mrs. Fred Km
; dept of Nor—*9.
¥; Augustine,
"Evening Sen
; through 1:: co}
“ for a happy
Forwalk :‘rzerc‘
:-
IV‘.
.~. 9 Visitor
.2-25 31 Gray. 0! East avenxw.
.cemed u posmon as salesman
he Amcrlcun Hat company. For
... pact. rlve years. Mr. Gray was
with the Charles Wlmpfhelmer Inc.
and recently reslgned. Mr. Gray
:vdll have a western territory wlth
51’h‘3 American Hat.
, . -—-Have "cu
.j here. Best make
" shoes. hockey 2
prices. A. ‘6' H
St.—A-v.
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. Mrs. John H. Manning. of Berke-l
,~,,_,..‘“u§§l&y street. who suffered a painful;
n 055'
. .
The. Nerve}: Chum
9
.
unmoved 7min",
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Rolex". 2531:9343 ot Boston. Mass”;-
\'l;~l'.0l‘ here yestcrday.
C O
\‘oywalk 316.120:
instead of
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t
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. ,l'l‘lumas Hukuc. of North T‘S‘llton.
. spent ves'crflay in Norwalk.
-.
llff ".-
. Harold Boyd a.‘ . 5e. .‘u‘.’ .
‘vffid to Stamfonl last swam:
; A son was Hort '
.‘iMorrls Caspler o
_:thelr home yep»:
W.-. _.._., _, ‘A:,_ ... - c
0 fl 0
Tl’on‘fas Janus. of Damon. spent
Vu-rwl burn with relam'rzs.
ALL DEPOSITS
:
made in this bank before
January 11th
1
7.
will draw interest from
January lst
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 41/207.
or six months ending Dec. 31, 1924 will be enter.
ed on pass-books and paid on and after Jan. 10th.
L‘ . Accounts from $1 to $5.000 are invited
SOUTH NORWALK' SAVINGS -
7..
msoMc madam
ivln Bench.
3 buslncss.
"the guests of Mrs.
'nlng of 14 Berke
. i
:.unduy school of the
i Mcthodlsl. church mu be held in the!
~church tonight an 7:30 o'clock. The}
program arranged to as follows: can‘
301, "There's a Song nu ma Alrz" pray. .
Her, Rev. Arthur J. Peuuell: offering: ?
Bethlc- _
“Chrlstma s :
’Dm'ollly
‘ Day;
. l2'rlznary Class:
: \Vorv‘l."
’ lugs.”
~. .‘Clgm.
ADI-m and Song." twelve glrls; "The
V K1133- Jun}
Mr. and Mrs. B. 1". Stone. of New.
York city. opened up thou-bummer
home in Barton over the week-end
and entertained several gueata.' ‘
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Miss Hester Havens of East ave-
nue is visiting relatlvca in New
Haven.
Miss Marjorie Delaney hos re-
turned to Brooklyn utter a. vlslt with
her sister. Misc Geraldine Delanoy-or
South Main street. '
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Miss Mabel A. ‘Mmer. 0: Elm-
wood avenue. was a. visitor in New
York City yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Mcrn. of
Marvin Beach. have returned to this
city after visiting relatives in Tor-
rington.
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Jack Keogh ls euloylng his
Chrlstmas vacatlon from his studies
at Andover Prep School. Audovcr.
Mass. at the home of his parents
Judge and Mrs. John Keogh. Mar—
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Attorney Justus Fennel} or Stum-
ford was in this city yesterday on
Edward F. Cchlll and daughter.
Margaret. of Governor. N. Y.. are
John H. Mano
street.
ley
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Edward F. Cahlll. who is in thc
United States navy. has returned to
Norfolk. Va.. after spending a. ton.
day furlough with his parents. Mr.
l
m sum
men's clan; “Christmas Cheer." Ale
vlra. Kalerrckctch, "Tho Sisters."
Mrs. Arthur Cm'c class: song. '
"Santa's Coming." Shh-lay - Russell,
Hone Buchtc. Jo Erick-on. Lur-
garct Brown. ,Ruucll “organ; song.
"Chrlutmu Flog". Miss Kuhn-loo
Klmmlch'a chum, “Just. ' Before
Christmas.” Dorothy Iiornc: sketch.
"The Surprise Party," Mrs. George
sullmcn'a class.
0 t 6
A: the annual entertainment ct the
Advent Christian church held In the
church last evening. The excrclacs
were opened with a song in which
the chudrcn o: the Sunday school
took part. It was followed by a.
scriptual reading. Quilt tcuturea on
the program Included. a reclmtlolx
by Edna. Thompson; solo by Doro.
thy Knorr; song by the children of
the primary; recitation by l‘nnklyn
Sturdcvant; exercise by Earl Black-
man. Verna Fez-flu. Howud.Nlcker-
son and Martha. Blackmcb: solo
Mix-lam Cummings; recitation. Mll-
dred Black; - recltatlom. .Dorothy
Knorr; exercise by {our youngsters
Irom the primary; recitation. Char~
latte Cummings; recluuou. Ruth
Knorr; duet, Ella. Von Helmott and
Esther Self: recitation. Evelyn
IKnorr: recitation. Beth nght: song.
ltuth Knorr and exerclse by 313.
’members of the advanced class. 3
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Miss Helen C. Hubbcll at W’llllam-
port, Pa.. in Ipendlng the holldays
at her home on East avenue.
’ I -
Gcza. Goda o: \Vlufleld street was:
a Visitor in New York clls‘ o‘-'v:-r the“
weekoend. '
8
calls: 3
o‘clock f;
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The Trmugle club 0:
church will meetizonlght at 7
m Community hall.
and Mrs. Joseph Cahlll. of 22 Fat:-
street. .
Mrs. George W. Raymond of Fly-
lngton 91850. who has been ill wltb'
1y Improved toda y.
n
the grip. is great
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‘mss Della Joyce. 0: Wilton. spent
rda)‘ In NorwalR With friends.
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Mrs.
C:- v
c 3.1.}
"Air. and
ed Slamfnrd friends over the wool;-
vnd.
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Mr. and 311‘s. Gear e F. Guam. 0!
Belden place. spent t. e wackocnd as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Judson
Williamson, at Dcrlen.
EASY NUTtWALK
. Joseph Sparks. 01'
< \Vcsr, Side avenue. Darlea. entcx-mlm
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; Mrs. George Stillman at East. aveve
inue wlll cntzrtaln 1h members of‘
the Glrlc' club 0! Chris! church an
her home tonight ‘
U
c 3
Tbs- yearly business meeting 0: the;
Sundial: Congrczgatlorlal church tulli
she held tomorrmv («fining In. 7
‘u'clock In the church,
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Mrs. Henry Marusal.‘ of Brldge-E
port 15 the guts: of Mrs. Leonard
Wagner of Lorena zen-vex.
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Joseph O'Neil 0! Raymond Tcrrcccl
continues to lmprove a: ma Sex-walls
hospttcl where he recently under.
wen: u acrlous opcrcttcu.
O O U
Miss Bourloc \Vllkeuu who czteutls;
ENTERTAIN
AT EILURCHES
“‘3‘ 2East: Avenue M. E. andi
Christ Sunday
Schools Have Merryi
Eyening
The annual entertainment 0: the
Boat Avenue
"0. Little Town of
primary class;
Richard Ovcrtou.
carol.
hem."
Happlnasa.”
Han l'inch;
livcrcll Palmer, Albert Ferris. Alice
Scollcld and Julan Blake: “\Vc‘re-
fa” on Chnsm‘“ mommg' ‘5 3’69" ‘ Glad." Dorothy Waldrou. "Chrtstmcs.
‘ "Sm.“
u‘& “fish." .
liveryw here." Evelyn Hodge:
Palms." Edwin .Artelle:
Jolan Blake; “\“hat Can “'6 Give 1'”:
"Heaven's ‘ Gm."
Helen Cummings: “Chrlsvmaa Ia
Coming. John Cole; "Slgus ox
ChrlFlmrm.” Florence Artellc: recl-
zlun. 12m»,- lllydcuburg: recitation.
\Vhl lock: "\Vghtch I: Bet—
ur‘s" 'Iiviunm llarmoxf; rcclmtlon.
Ruth Gull); “If You're Good." Pris-
cllla Gorhum; "“‘lnter First.” Doris
"Christmas bun." Arleeu Ay—
‘ The Esklmos. ' Arthur Heluzle-
carol. "Away In a Manger."
carol. "Joy to the
school; “The Two Stock-
Tesste Rial-w; "On Christmas
EVt." luez Joyce; "Chrlstmas Stu-c."
Mrs. \\':.1uron and )Ilss Rahdall':
claus: "The Holly Message.” Arlene
Kuslw: “’lho Little Fir Tree." Ruth
Shutelt; "Santa Claus‘ Helpers."
\w’llllam Craig, Paul lugham. Ed—
mund 'l‘rounsen. Harry Shutclv: “Vl-
slon of me Christ Child.” Mina.
Pugh: duct. “Lullaby" Mary Alice
Barnum.» l‘rapcec Hannctt; "Tho
\\'ouur.rlm: Child," Paul Ingham:
l? listlzd Christmas Tree."
‘num: song. "Bethlehem's
and Miss
"Christmas
"Candle
Gladys lillppcl:
"a
ch.
v
res:
man:
"'1 h.
Thu. .. \
BJI!C,'
l.'.'"lv.vm:ncv.l.eu‘s
‘ Kathurlnc
.
.
Ecrulnc Bennett.
class:
Pugh:
Comm; of Sauna Claus; carol. "Hark
dictlon,
Patents and 11'1de ot the chil-
dren o! the Sunday school at Christ
church tilled Community 113.11 I“!
evening where a. spam!” program
was glven in conjunction with the
Christmas Tree of the school. Santa.
Claus was present and he cum-
buted guts to the children. The pro-
gram given lucludcd: opculnt song.
“Christmas Seciets." by Mrs. Otto
Butler's class assisted by several tots
from the primary class: "Welcome."
Mildred Taylor;- “Again We Meet.”
Jean Aberdom; violin selection.
Charles Wllunms: "Slcgor‘a Surpruc"
Mum-ed Buchm: “Aeroplane. Auto.
mobile or Sleigh," Jack Kelly. Otto
Horwath, Ollver Kilns: "‘Beocuu
,He Loves Us," Shirley Russell: #11:.
ms. Chrlstmas." Jerry: 'Meflnth:
‘ Merry Christmas to ‘All Good
Night." Cynthia. Fact. France-Duch-
ta. Dom We. Mildred Taylor. El-
‘sle Wood. Balm «Koala, Lucius
Erickson, Elsie _. . Vcrgon. mm
Kling; "11 You‘re "Good." mung
Robtjnou: “A- Chapman Brother.
Jami: Bucks». charm Woomchs
mt." , C 31:0”. . ‘
Amm-
ccn. hid:
"Christmas Emblems.”_
the hcrald Angels Sing." Aund bene-§
.- dist
the Phyulccl Culture College tn 1305-;
gton is at her name on Wlnztcld
street (or tbs bolldaya.
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Mrs. Charla H. Author-p0. c: :
Peekukm. N. Y.. la spending several?
days in town as the guest 0: Min
Gertrude Dudley. Mrs. Alazhorpe
ti. o. tormer restdont or East‘ Nor.
. w'llk.
i
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I O O V
. Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Sperry of;
{Cove AVenuc had ac their guests?
Over the week-end Mia-s May Low
and Ml” Elizabeth Roche oz \Vlr.»
.stcd.
n
1
KUWA Y 'l'UN
5 ’ v
‘ HEAR CONCERT;
EMany to Attend Choral
Art Work at Nor»
walk Methodist;
Church
Several Rowwtou residents arc
plauutng to attend the annual couq
cart at the Choral Art society to he»
glven m the Nor-walk Methodtaug
church next Tuesday evening. The?
concert. wlll be given under mu dl-g
recdon 0: Roy William Steele. Elmo;
Almc Ktwhell will be me sulolst.)
The Max Burr Ensemble are also out
the program for several numbers'
Tickets may be obtained trom Mrs.
thllum F. Ambler c! R‘owayton
awnue.
LH-.
1
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t
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Mr. and Mn. C. R. McKcndry of,
Rowaytou avenue have had as mew;
rcccut guests.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank
B. Drum or New Yorx. .
0
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U 'I
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gum havu
returued to their home in New Xork
clxy after spending the week-end
wxzh Frazier Gllman of Rowayton
avenue. .
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Only rouuna business cums up for
transaction at the meeting at the
Sunday School Board 0: the howcy-
ton Methodist church held lastveve—
. nlug.
. Q I
. Member: 0! the Young Marx-led
Pgople'l moclulcn who ujc plan-
ning to attend the card partv to be
givan In tho home 0: Mn.- Eda.“
Raymond, nowayton. avenue. Satur-
dac' cveulng. are asked to comm-an.
loam ,wlth Mrs. mymond ~ 2.: their
carllcsl. convenience.
‘ c o c
Rov._Hu-old Cutblll. pastor at the
West. Boxtord. Mm. congregational
church. assisted at the evening acr-
Vnces 1n the licwayton' Methodlst
ltwo halibut steaks.
_xvlth a teaspoon of lemon Juice, cal!
~Put. a brawl dressing
'sflcai: and place
;ncw par with ”war trleads.
V {In 11‘
grumpy-ton avcuu .
‘ I.lu.nufméuxm.s' Association.
\
TUESDAY, DECEMBE
’0
R 30. 1924.‘
NR
ous‘ehold Hints
N m IOBTOI.
,_: H
’ Todayis Cross- Word 191;];
isoak and «queue :1 (Ir-y. Stlr It tn-
ito two tablespoons of fat in 3 {EV-
.lng pan until the fat is absorbed.
Add salt. pepper. 1 pinch of ginger
one small onlon chopped flue.
MENU HINT
Breakfast
Commcal Mush with Top Milk
Orahgea Marmuladc
Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Creamed Dried Bee! eve?
Biscuits
Date Pudding Foamy
Milk -
Hot
slightly brawn.
Scalloped Potatoes ‘ E-‘llcc and
‘lpcel raw potatoes and plus til but-
Sprinkle wlth
tablespoon: of
Sauce
- . T'ea __
Dinner.
Baked Halibut Steak with Dressing'itercd baking dish.
Scalloped Potatoes Cooked Celery salt. pepper. three
‘Whlt-z Ice Box Cake Cottec flour. and add
—n———fi——.
TODAY'S CIPES
Date Pudding —-. ue cup seeded
dates. one cup sugar. one cup nuu.
three tablespoons flour. one and
one~hal£ teaspoons baklng powder.
three eggs. Mix the flour and lack-
lng powder. Add to the chopped
nuts and dates. Add the wellabuzcn
of potatoes and repeat. Pour a cup
of hot mm: over and sprinkle a
g’tablcspoon of crumbs on the top.
‘Bake for about. an hour. turning It
over once ln 3 «hi!» during the
cooking 9n that all will hr‘ "all done
to greased mold. lace ln a pan at l drab: and cool.
water and bake tony minute: )1: a .
moderate oven.
.._ fitho sauce nitx butter and flour and
Foamy Saucc~—One»half cup but-3' momma \titl'; a Mile rah. jwpfwf-
tel". one. cup powdered Eugar. one sand mnmrg. according to Las‘c. Cov-
cgg. one leaspoou vanilla. Cream‘-:r 2h». ml-ry vlrh :h’l- nm‘: gar-c»
butter. add gradually sugar. egngv.
well beaten and vanilla; beat while’
heating over hot water. ‘
fsprlug form “1m wax paper. Have
.about {no (iczcn lady tinge“,
Halibut Steaks—Scale and clecu
lcover the bottcm or the torn-.- Nth
each an inch
and a halt thick. am well and put
in a cool place until ready to use.
Then brmh well with one and one-
half loaspdons olive oil. Sprinkle
.ot powdered sugar. add the June:
fund rind of a. lemon. yolks of four
genus. and a cup and $113812 0! ground
:poccns, Thor: 92w
; whites of four eggs.
s-tzlt‘y
pepper. then spread each sltce
on bolh aides wlth one and
melted butter.
on top of one 3M of 1.1.1:.- then
other steak 2 layer of ltzc‘lv zingerx. Spucd anmhrr
minutes. bust- ; layer of the mtxtur‘x {hon ladv flu-
mg foug'scntly '1'th {at and five igérr. Put hrs We “xx-'si-vnrnl hours
llhlr‘SJ-Ucns ho! wnler mlxed. For to mold.
the" bread (lrvsstng take two and one
cm!
0! {15h
one-half tablespoons
. hag-'15
the
above thlv. Bake 45
I-firothorhcod will H r:-
Lr‘ljdaz'e.
0
Summit.“
named after :im
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A rumber of rexldcuts arc: piazl- 7”
mm; to spend .‘J: Year‘s out or
town whtle thou who Will an: a
home have arranged to wolcoms ll:
FASHION
NE‘E’ Notes
NEW YORK. llcc
Ln “‘i-E'. r‘m; unleaycu
:m‘dern lmll ran-ms az‘r'
scarce-r. This 1: dur to
2”:ch vogu' houffant
{rocks among young and
Sllmness ls the
though the: m‘ric :
(Ir “KC-(£0 ‘
<
/
75’
kg
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unfl Mary Kraurh?
6113' :r.‘ the guests
-. Otto Krazzrc
l-‘mhvrlne
31‘ w 1 or):
aunt.
Tun—>As 1n
apaccs in
WANTS MORE
PROTECTION FOR:
COTTON MILLS
Senatdr Bulter’s Sons; J ..
Declare 1922 Trill-1f; ‘°"
A110 ‘ H a 1‘ m u t .
Com‘pgtition ‘ 5}” mg Cilapcaus .
.1; Are Picturesque
sllm.
Is 1'. and
e‘ on In - figure:
W1? ‘itl‘C
ilzl’
-v'
».
.\‘L‘\‘- .. ~—~ I‘v-
‘uscul to . .3 .. .. ';;u out of the
"orm l: ..e fixer. chick." Kerr the:
oblam aimos‘. {he some exhzleratlon
from au‘onz. :flc runabout
31;- to; dawn. F0: ulna-r
dr‘.‘ .
w‘?
n...
”.5:
heirlv all
.‘ .-"N
NE\\' Blil‘l-‘ORL‘. Mass. Dec. 3'“
~~\\'lLl: the; l:h’il@l‘ll"1}1 that the cot- .
Lon mllls of this city are dcpendcnt ‘
on tho term to maintain their pros~g
I”. rtzy. an alkali); both the lnves-’
tors and elliployes. Morgan Butler.i
treasurer of the Butler Mtllr. ”D",
prvslden! of National (T‘m'ml‘
sold 1hr:
tar!!! bill 01 1021' had rune-'1 mud;-
qultt‘. for ’hclr Pl‘x'VltsCUOD. I' “a:
udded 'hal outy reduction to Hug
coal 0! producnon or an increase tr.
'the tnrlfl on fim‘ cotton good: would
madequawlv orator“ Ame-Mean stan-
dards and that !he community must
support "every endeavor to malo-
Y.he tariff adcquatc to protect our'
tutu-3 bu.~'ln£5:" .
The statemcnt of Mr. Bullet. who
is the son of L'nltcd States Senator
“’mlam M. Butler. was mad— in .1.
summary of the past year in the"
textile industry here. and an cart-Z
mate of tho prospects for 1925.?
written for local publtcaumx
“The tariff blll of 1922 has. pmv- ‘
ed to be Inadequate for our protcc- f
non." Mr. Butler said. “Since Eur- E
ope began to' recover from the lm- :
medlata efiects of the World “hr
there has been truly appalling in.
crl‘aso in the volume of fine goods
coming into the country. According ‘
‘to government stattstlcs .thls vol-
ume “(1923 was almost. equal to.
the production 0! all New Redford's
cloth mills at full capacity. It 15‘
but little less In 1924. It ls approxi-
mately ecual to 25 per cent cf the
total normal tull'fime productlon of
all the mills in the Ifnlted Slates
squirm! to make ‘New Bediord
goods: ' ..
So. Norwalk Moose to
Hold Large Initiation
South Nor-walk Lodge. X0. 529.
Loyal'Otaer of Mooserwtll hold 3.
Mg clan inmatlon Monday night.
Februu’y 22. In connection wlth the
degree work, to be exemplified by
supreme officers” there Ml! be spev
n.
L‘AL'
church Sunday.
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The regular monthly business
meatmgpt the Ladies Md socluzy or
the dow'uyton Memcdlst church wtll
bc high! in the church comet-row ovo-
mnu “"136 o'clock preceding the
union watch night service.
, O I: 1.
G96". " ua Victor (Bratwurst.
'Icuc lot In": cud Mrs. Chance
Bro’pdhum ot‘St. John met. an
vmtmr' with “have: 111' Hobckcn.
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clal entertainment features including
a, mlnctrcl chow. '
Supreme ofliccts who will be pres-
ent. are: Supremr- Sergeant-chums
William H. Nut 0: ' Long Island:
Deputy Supreme" Dictator Charles
Drums of Bridgeport: District. Su-
ptrvlsor William. J- Bennett at New- '
”k. N. J. The initiated Claus will be
known I: the” "Winks: H. Nam"
clan. In honor at the supreme ser-e
gan¢~ut-armu. .
vaichzmque and colorful are
the chcpccus shown for spring.
They accentuate the long” slim
xilhoucwe and are variously trim-
A ploy-cut meeting I: anticipated
a: an union wgch night service to-
mom'mrcmng trom' 9 o'clock. to
mtcmht. in tho , ROVMou Metho-
cuurch. The .mgon ‘ picture.
“in. strum ‘ at we:- ‘wm' l.»
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' «3‘? £91..»
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:Residcnt Passes Away
, 0. 3.. Squire at 09111036310 to-
day received word of the death of.
Alfred shcdlock inmate!) Juana.
December 135. “‘
nod with ribbon, silk fringe“ and
fecfilets. ~ -. - -~ ~ ‘ : .
Tho ucwcst auto coats aré suede or
whisker. as flexible as silk. and top-
Ded .and' dufged with. 10:.
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m a, nun: rams, Dpc. 309-17119 vogue tor
nnvfiiévy 'bla'flifiad white or blue and White 1'8
b91113 super-ceded 1n the new angr-
tn Maw» . Wile»-
uocn dues-es tor spring by the trend
. two table-spoons of’
butter ln pleces. Add another layer-g
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large piece 01' humor unm the boutl-z,
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and ..
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