.n'
'5‘
entice ’f
_ .Autorog .Wooduard até-‘
L. ed ‘I-t’. his home on;
._ p , ; svenuelnst ending, iii
1' of his seventdenth birthday.
'gngzinette Autor entertained
" selections. 'She was ac-
_ cu the‘plsno by Miss The-
-Chn‘rloti.. Erank Legato of
9rd gave snexhibltion of fancy,
. dug. Dancing was aso enjoyed
all the ‘ ‘guests. . Refreshments
served. Those present includ-
my “fl-rigs. Irene allayhew.
wiGenxy. Mary Gena. Helen
- Theresa Cannon. Minnie
_ " ' Antoinette Antor, Bert
g , James Blane of Greeqwnch:
.w-filgsnkxestito and Albert Sessn of
rd.’ milk Wargo. Andrew
' . _"‘7".‘?Phlup Parcel. Charles Kur-
'. James Mace. Charles Mace,
:dseph Soltes, Charles ualbo. Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Autor and Mrs.
Charles Chariott. ..
O ’ l '0 ‘
' i—Bsst Coal. hams & Gene-Adv.
-' ‘ . ‘ . ..
3r. ' and Mrs. Aiked Smith of
Spring street and as their holiday
- guests.rels:uves‘"from New York.
'j Jack Reynolds or North Taylor
auntie spent yesterday in Bridge-
port- '
.‘ ‘ 0 O I
. ' mama SERVICE _00.
SElec’trical contractors. radio
on plies. house and factory wiring.
rand "pbwef. ' Electrical uppers—
ind supplies. .Elec‘tric’al motors
and =‘repalrs. These above points
cover what we do and have for sale.
‘ and store. 1 Ely Ave. Phone
802-14.—-Adv. . . ., .. , .
' C C O
Johan. Jennings of Flax Hill road
use a visitorin Danbury yesterday. ’
.. . e. e e
LAUNDRY SERVICE. AT
m STAB LAUNDRY.
,—-3'he various units of delivery
service of the Star Laundry at this
4 season of the year. ‘11 Cross St.
Romans) cover all sections of Nero
hulk. Rowayton. Winnipauk. Cran-
‘Iury. Wilton. Sliver-mine. and West-
; ‘ It is important for folks to
£2: that in- connection with the
M'Pick' and Delivery Idea" in
force here that if your laundry work
'is not “picked up" before Thursday
lot the week it will be delivered not
for than Saturday of the same
gush: . Up-to—date facilities and an
'expertrworking organization makes
filth/Blooming. Phone sauna“
.. 9_ 9 9. .
:l-
a
Hus s holiday visitor in Stamford...
. ‘ . C
l, ~1Arge ~l-‘es Coal. .
Bans-Adv. ; .
” s e s '
;_ _9_se,ph_.‘Urban of Sound View ave-
us motored to Bridgeport on Thurs-
Harris at
e e e '
igh Coal. Harris at Guns.—
. , o ' g , .
”Gathers of__1_?aradiso street
,j;i‘eceut, 1visitor in; New York
O O 0' ' ' ’
—-THE CLIFFORD TAIDOR
The cleaning. repairing and press-
oi‘ garments is given the closes!
tion and better still the work is
,. Very satisfactory for it is expertly
‘ ne Youll be pleased too at the
sonable prices charged. Ole:
, iii, Prop Elizabeth St..,near So.
‘__ m MAst
' O O 0
”John Kobey of .Oak str.eet was a
. ter- in Bridgeport yesterday.
, 4 s s s
and. Mrs. John Tuchy of Oak
entertained at their home on
y relatives from New Hav-
« e e e ,
....., , ve_.you.. skates sharpened
~ legion. St. is at~your service. Expert
. a. holiday visitor in Stamford. -
. Stephen Johnson of Cliff etreet'
Stemming-mango! insurrection
is visiting his reroute almond, Mrs.
S. Herman of Burbank street." “
O ,0 0
John Letter-so of Spring street was
the holiday guest n! relatives in
Brooklyn. ‘ '
. e s e ,
YOU MAY SAY THAT ‘
——’1'hsre are a great many Pipe-
less sogcslied, on thehnar-
ket. t is true. but there is only
one International One-Blpe'nest-
er. .These other heaters all work on
the same general principle. - but
there. is all_the . diner-once in the
worldinsctuai' construction. Henry
-A. Rogelio. local agent. 56 Water St.
Phone d73-8.—Adv. ‘ ‘
O C 0 '
Mrs. John Kovacs of Ely avenue is
concvalescing. at; her name from
her recent illness.
Mr .and Mrs. Anthony Ziaro of
Knapp street have as their guests
over the week relatives from Hart-
ford.‘ . . .-
0 O ,
—For house or
Moelier's Electric
9 ..
actory wiring.
op,’ 28 Wash-
workmen and test of materials al-
ways here.—Adv.~ -
O ' O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scire of
Ely avenue spent the holiday in New
Yorke ‘ "
..
' " O 0 0
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Stanley Stroffoiino
of Flax Hill road and Mr. and Mrs.
.FrankMartlno of Ely avenue motor-
ed to Bridgeport Thursday where
they attended the Lyric theater.
0 O 0
—Buy your Victrols_ on Easy
Terms at Donnelly‘a—Adv.
O O 0
Clifford Terry of Cliff street was
0 O 0
Joseph Banyai of Paradise street
was a visitor in New York city ycs~
terday.
O 0 O
‘ HOW‘ARE YOUR EYES?
—Of cburse you see well but do
you have trouble with your eyes?
Do they tire or water a bit at night
when you are reading the paper? it
so have an examination made with.
,out delay—and have the trouble
corrected. 0. B. Jackson. Jeweler
and optometrist. 58 Wall St.——Adv.
O I C O
" Mr .and' Mrs. Joseph Markus of
Cliff street entertained at their home
on Thursday relatives from Brook-
lyn.
‘ C ‘-
Joseph Murphy of Ely avenue.
Joseph White 02‘ Lowe street and
Arthur Tyrell of Bayview avenue
were holiday visitors in Danbury.»
0 O O
rSkatefs sharpened and replated
here.. _Enjoy the skating with good
lookingand, good working skates.
Alpha Plating Works, 53 Day St.
_Phone 969.—-‘-Adv.* ._ . . '
O O O 4
”WW. . :9! am. - limiter!
spent‘Thu'rsday in New Haven.
3 _ .0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed of Ely
aVenue were recent visitors in New
York city. '
C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William Josom of
Flax Hill road have been entertain~
ing relatives from Boston.
0 O 0
—Starting Saturday for ohe“week.
one-third off on all Xmas ‘merch-
andlse. Donneily's.—Adv.
. O 0
Robert Irving has returned to the
Brooklyn Navy Yard after enjoying
the holidays at his home in Lincoln
avenue. '
> e e 0
Dr. David Sioman spent the
holl-
day luAtlanticpity. .\ ..
._ Bee-th kmakes of skates. skating
., ' cc ey sticks. pucks at right
Adv.
for
“309189. 24 ~ No. Main the Royal James'Inn Tuesday after;
made in this bank before
7 January 11th
will draw interest from "'
, January let I
f’PlTEREST 1415 THE RATE or mm;
‘mato.".nai.g Dee-7.31, 1924 will be enter— "
ed on pass-beeks and‘paid 0n and after Jan. 10th.- '
9 . ‘Ihioeountsif‘ron $1_to $5.0002sreinvited
C O C
The Norwslk Republican Women's
association will hold s. card party in
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
_‘r
.clai board of the Rowsytou M. E.
' Wright. who ‘is appearing with Ms-
m-Ilwl-ocowa- «re. We
avenue. is spending; the winter in
Petersburghflrlorlds, v. ‘
- O C O 1.
'Mr. and-Mrs. George W. Centre:
Beiden avenugplacc” visited Jam”
Farrington..llbrarian-st the Soldiers'
Home in Noroton‘on Thursdays -
. 3,. 9.. ‘ . - «
Mr. and Nip'Yil’unss‘ ddsngh-
tor. of Comm. -Westport.;spent‘ New
Years with 311'.“an Mrs. .Gcorse
Montgomeryl'.ot Quit street-
0 O O
Mrs.’J5hn L. Gardens. .of : Bel.
den place. on ed at home Wed-
nesdayhlfllt with‘a‘NsIrIesfs pal-_-
ty.’ Guests from Danbnry was
present; ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 .
e
' s {e e
Thomas. .May. .of Belde'n, place.
spent New, YearsLin ,Bridsslwrt.
“ - ’ ‘ .Afiix . .' - '..,V
Stephen McDormott‘.‘ of‘Ne'wl-Yorh’
city, spent New Yearsfi-dsy’iwlth reis-
tives living in'Woiiplt reed. -»
.. . ‘19. . .
Ml‘. and Mra'rrederiok Lewis. of
Strawberry Hill. attended a party ls
Stamford on No wYear's eve.
O O C _ .
James Klmmel. of Camden. Y. Y.
attended the funeral of, his brother-
in-law. Christopher . McDermott.
which was held yesterday.
0 O 0
Mrs. J. J. Carmen. of West Haven.
is spending several days as the guest
otRev. and Mrs. George B. Temp.
kins. of West avenue.
0 C I
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Green. of By-
ington place, are expected to return
today after visiting relatives in
Pennsylvania.
D O, 0
Donald Simon. of Nor-walk. a stu.
dent at Worcester Technical school.
will return to school Monday after
spending the holidays here.
0 O 0
Miss Elizabeth Ilauxhurst. of Main
street. will return to Syracuse Uni-
versity Monday after spending the
holidays herewith her parents.
l
.. .
EJWAYTUN .
The monthly meeting of the offi~
Church will he held on Monday
evening at 8 o'clock.
O O 0
Mrs. Charles 8- Gray of Pennoyer
street will be hostess to the mem-
bers of the Ever. Ready circle of
King’s Daughters at the annual
meeting to be held at her home‘cn
Tuesday evening at. 8 o'clock.
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Funk and
children of Huntstreet have return-
ed to their home from Staten ifs-l
land, where they wereothe holiday
guests of'Mr. Funk's mother.
e e . s “ ' ‘ _
ilfr. eds Mrs. George 3. Moseley
and children of_ _{towsyton avenue.
who have been in Brooklyn with
Mrs. Moseley's arents. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Moore since Christmas are
expected to return to‘ their home to;1
day. ‘ , .
0 O 0 '
The funeral of .Rlcherd Perry A!-
brecht. infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Albrecht. was held from the
home of Mrs. Oscar Mills. High-
land avenue'. yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Charles 8. Gray oflclsied and
burial was in Riverside cemetery.
. ' .. O ‘0
Mrs. George Kay and children-oi
Crockett street have returned after
enjoying the holiday with relatives
in New Haven. ‘
O O O s
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thames of
Rowayton avenue are the guests of
friends in New Jersey. '
e. s‘ 0
Miss Edith Wright of Crew ave-
nue spent New Year's day in New
Haven with her father. George A.
ry Nash in her new play. "The
Heart Thief." which opened an en-
gsgemeni on that. day in the Shu-
bert theatre.
' s e .o
Rowayton Baptist ‘ church. Rev.
Victor 1". Soallse, . pastor. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. ' Morning
11 o'clock. Subject of sermon by
pastor. "The‘ Meaning of Consort-a-
tlon." Meeting of ‘Chrlstian En-
deavor society at 7:80‘p. m. Eve-f
.;‘ . 1.3Z3- .,
015106.95me redid/e '
worship with communion services at .
ning worship at 7:80 o’clock. can
sect. “The nonunion . of Growing
Life." The Community Method
willjmeet on Tuesday evenmg at
3 o‘clock in the Methodist church.
' The mies' Aid Society will meet
with-"Mrs. 'Xstherl'oe .
Welland”
Scoiield. Highland avenue; At the
prayer meeting on Thundsy eve-
ning at 8 o'clock'the study of Paul
Hutchinson's missionary book will
be resumed. ,
O O“ O '
Mrs. Edgar 1.. Raymond of Rowny-
ton avenue will entertain the mere»
bers of the _Youns‘ Married‘Ptopie’s
association at a card party at her
home tonight. ; . ’
. O O O
The Community Brotherhood will
resume its meetings on Tuesday eve-
:m‘chhltni‘ :fission will he held at
o'oc,n eRowaonM -
511st church. . ‘ yt etho
0 .O t
Rowayton Methodist church. Rev.
Charles S . Gray. pester. -‘ undsy
school at- 10" o'clock. Pub! wor-
ship with communion service at 11
o'clock. Evenlug‘worshlp at 7:80
o'clock. Sermomg‘me Thin and
Maryann." 'O‘larles W. will
be in charge of~ the'slngi . Meet-
iing of Epworth league at 8:45 o'-
clock. Leader. Miss Florence Bat-
t rson. Meeting of official board on
ondsy evening at 8 o'clock. Fel-
lowship upstln .of church on
\‘Vednesdsy. night at 7:45 o'clock.
Subject. "What Is Eutrusted to Us
for the Coming Year?" '
W
ST NORWALK A
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett
ecently moved to Osborn $335
from Bridge street. entertained at
their home on New Year's day rela-
tives from Bridgeport.
0 O O
.. The, amusing little comedy.
Billy s Bungalow” will be presented
by the members of Mrs. Thomas
Baxter's Sunday-school class of the
East Avenue Methodist church on
January 23. Rehearsals are‘ now
being held under the '* direction .of
Mrs. Arthur J. Pennell.
O p. O 0
l
r The Ch‘rist ciiurch is planning to
esume in weekly “\‘ei hb
Nights." , l g orhood
. O O
The regular monthly meet of
the East Norwalk Improvemg‘lf as»
societion will be held in Community
hall. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. ’
0 O 0
At the annual meeting of the
Swedish Congregational church hold
in the church Wednesday evening
preceding the "VVetch Night" ser-
vice. the pastor. Rev. E. Grandstlom
was elected president of the church
board. Other ofllccrs chosen in-
clude Andrew Aaronson. vice presi-
dentr Fritz Waliln. secretary: Alex
Amundsen. 'dnancial ~secretary:
Charles Burr. trustee; Carl Winen
and Charles Erickson. descons: Miss
Mathilda Larson. Miss Emma Erick-
son. deaconessess; Axel Amundsen.
Sunday-school superintendent; Miss
Emma Erickson. assistant superin-
tendent: Axel Amundsen. church
organist: Charles Erickson. assistsnt
organist: Bartwick Amundsen. song
and choir leader; Wallace larson.
Charles Erickson. auditors and
Charles Butt. \Vsilace Larson-Hart-
wick Amundsen and Fritz Wallln.
ushers. ’ '
see 1‘
Harold Albin of Keyser place has
purchased a new sport model auto-
mobile. _ '
. O O O
The regular weekly meeting of
Troop No. 6. Boy Scouts of Ameri-
ca. will be held tonight.
0 0
There will be a baptism service
at the Advent Christian church to-
morrow' evening at 7:30 o'clock in
connection with the regular Sunday
evening worship.
0
The regular montly meeting of
the East Norwalk Yacht club will
be held on Mondsyevening in the
club ;ooms in Seavie.w avenue.
0 0
Samuel Lengyel of Reynolds
street will returmto his home today
from the Nor-walk hospital where
he has been confined for some time
suturing from a fractured leg re-
ceivedwhenhe fell from the roof of
his house. "
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Brecht-st
cereal with Cream
Fruit
.Warmed-up Potatoes ' Coffee
Bren Muffins ‘ Fripd Ham
Macaroni and Cheese Cold Slaw
' Apples with Raisins
Walnut Waters Milk Elise.
Diana
Pork Chops . , Creamed Onions
‘ Mashed Potatoes
Apple Sauce or Apple Salad
' Chocolate Cream Pie
Tea 0.; Coffee
. mDAY'S RECIPES _
Bran Muffins—One “large on of
bran; one and one-half cups of our
one teaspoon of salt. large one-third
cup of molasses. one teaspoon of
soda: in'one cup of milk or sour
milk. Mix well; then mix in one
tablespoon of sugar. Bake in greas-
ed gem pans 25 minutes in hot oven.
This will make eight good size muf-
fins.
Cold Slaw—Chop a white cab-
bage in the food chopper. using the
medium cutter. Season with sslt.
pepper and sugar and moisten with
vinegar. French d ing added to
the chopped cabbage akes s. nice
relish with meats. ‘
. Apples with Raisins—One cupfui
sugar. one cupful of water, three
lS‘LllELD TWICE '
o [N A WEEKFOR
CARRYING RUM
STAMFORD. Jan. 8.—-Il‘or the
second time within a week Agostino
Grace. 11 Greene street. Brockton.
Mona. was arrested here today by
the police charged with transporta-
tion of liquor. He was arrested on
Wulnerday. on a similar charge and
sentenced to pav a fine of $200 and
costsand to thirty days. the Jail
fl‘ntence being suspended when he
wslvul claim to 75 gallons of alco-
hol which he was carrying in a spe-
cially constructed sedan car.
Arrested with Grcco today was
Frank Lamedica 258 North Sixth
street. Brooklyn N. Y. They had 43
gallon cans and as half gallon cans
of alcohol in an automobile in
which they were riding. according to
the police. They were bound for
Springfield. Mass. Both men were
held for s. hearing.
People’s ~ Trust Co.
. it white of interest to the busi-
ness people of. Norwalk to learn that
the Pe'opie’s Trust Company has
adopted a new type of check that
fur‘ni‘shes’thelr depositors with the
greatest possible protection against
fraudulent alteration of the amount
of their' checks. " '
This’ checks has been in use_for
a' number ‘of _ycai‘s' in'the “Vast and
tr‘bduce it .into New England.
The check is made in sizes suit-
able for business and personal use
and the bank will gladly furnish
them without additional charge.
A special "demonstration will be
held in the banking room of The
People's Trust Company to which
the public is invited.
7 Hens, 2 Roosters .
Stolen From Coop
Mrs. Anna .Boifsx of 80 Oxford
e
' avenue reported to the dovm town
police this morning that some one
had stolen 7 hens and two roosters
from her chicken hours. Thursday
night. .
BANKBUPTS .
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 8.——James l".
Kearns. clock repairer. Bristol. tiled
a petition in bankruptcy here today
giving liabilities of $1,366.99 and w
sets of $4.500.
Harry Rakosky, merchant. New
An iodine stain can be removed byLondon. in a petition gave liabilities
rubbing the spot‘with baking soda. of ”8.152377 and assets of 82:000.
303’ "3
,,
cools Self to Bring
.. gnarreliug. Parents Together.
Household inlets;
so use.“ .nosros.’ .
-'Has;New Kind Checks,
this bank was one of the first to in-
j.
. lugs. '
thither-s. Theses”
lemon rlnda six apples, one-half
" cupful raisins. Boll the sugar sad 5;
water together fivl‘ minutes. __Do not 5
pare the apples but core and elm ,.
thsm- sci-user one-eight inch thick.
Cool: in,the slrup a few at a time.
cook until plump.
dish. Serve very cold.
Walnut Wafers—Beat
sugar. One cup of chopped walnut
meets. onenfourth teaspoon of salt
and three level tablespoons of flour.
Drop from teaspoon 'on buttered
paper and bake until brown.
Chocolate Cream‘ Ple—Oue-hslf
cup grated chocolate. one "cup sugar.
two tablespoons cornstarch. two cups
milk. two eggs, one teaspoon vanilla.
one-eighth tesspon salt. Melt ch01
colate over hot water. Mix sugar.
cornstarch and salt. Add milk slow-
ly to melted chocoiat . stirring until
smooth. Add. dry ingredients and
stir and cook over hot water until
thick and smooth. Add yolks of eggs
well beaten and cook a minute long-
er. CoOI ad add vanilla. Pour into
a baked pie shell and cover with a
meringue made with the with-tee of
eggs beaten until stiff and dry with
one-quarter cup of sugar. -Bake in
a slow oven until a light brown.
I~
FAS IION
News Notes
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.—thra do
you part your. transformation? That
is a burning question among the
best dressed women of the stage to-
day. They can change a part in I
play or one in their own hair but
not in the artificial cappilary cov-
ering. Most of them today part
their transiorinntlon on the side.
II 0 C
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.—-Msny s.
man has been asleep at the switch
but no woman is asleep on the sands
at Palm Beach. Nevertheless. they
will wear beach pajamas there.
those who obey the old maternal in:-
Junction. "don't go near the water."
0 O t
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.—-'i'he spike
heel is becoming increasingly popp-
lar on the newest footwear but only
among women who have straight.
slim ankles and feet and who do not
"rain them over." Nothing empha-
sizes a thick ankle more-effectively
than a spike heel.
O. O 0
NEW VYORK. Jan. 8.—Some,of
the newest evening dresses for the
southlnnd are patterned. not after I
summer garden. but after u green
house. Flower designs decorate the
_. .._. W- _...~—
Black Coal: Has
White Trimming
'h
A block satin cost for spring
wear is trimmed extensively with
shite ermine. Black velvet is also
used in s docorstive. checker
board pattern. ‘
white satin and printed silk and
crepe materials as thickly as they
can be placed. The gowns are slm.
file in diesigghsnd many have three.
carter en attache .
materlai._ ' d “in” of self
I! O 0
LONDON. Jan. 3..-[White b
_and a pink‘coat have been. anti-.3:
tion fox-fox hunting for centuries
but fol-skiing women have cbsnged
the combination to black brooches of
wool saber-dine. waterprooted. with
a red Jade or orange jacket of the
same material with contrasting he»
Medea is of plsited m
sold or silver. and interwoven '
01'
until soft. When all have been rook-
ed.addtheraislnsto thesirupend;
Pour «iron sud .
raisins over the apples. in s. glass :
two eggs .
until light and add one cup of brown _.
'95
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women have’
Governor
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to the highest state court.
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by.
friends that he desired to (10
part in making "Mn" I“
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governor. The regular Judges 11"
disqualified themselves.
The three women jusxm-s are:
Miss Nellie Gray Rohvnson. c0
ty attorney for Hood county. I
chief justice: Mrs. l-iorlvnse
of Houston,
prominent woman
tor-coy. and Mrs. Edith 7’. W“
of Dallas. former member at
state legislature.
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