' I visitor in Broohlyn over the
-en:i.’ .
0- O .
Coal. his-ms. a cans—Adv
Stephen Vol-es add Frank Fedor oi
' street were visitors in west
"cl 7‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . » , . " ' ‘ ‘ Leonard Gordon of some street several minutes the M not allow me to so to thwar- with ,.
d? ” res. Coal. Harris 4: 411le“ dinner It ”30 Knish! has returned from a visit with rela- thick and tan around tho hehsee. hln'a I then went driving a ham. saw my mistake but too late. 1 ,
- ~ ,_ . ,. . berefduleaunbeitnowneomyfsth untbeermuehuwwuhw
. ~43“.
1. ‘ e e s .
.Kt. and Mrs. William Ferguson of
street were
old over the week-end.
Ben makes oi skates. skatlug
NI hockey sticks. pucks at right
are... a. w. Hodge, 24 No. Main
“Adv.
33:3 .
1‘13“ and Mrs. Albert Benjamin of
m street had as their week-end
relatives irom Bridgeport.
O O O
9TH,
Wally your Viclrola. on Easy
lMs at Uonnelly' s.——Adv.
.11: e
ear. and Mrs. John Kovacs of Lowe
-. _ streetenierialned at their home over
"i” " the week-end relatives iroi Bridge-
M
gr...’ . O .
twin—For house or rectory wiring.
my. you skates sharpened
Little of Paradise street- at Joseph’s Hospital sewlsg‘selr.
l
visitors in .
cie will meet. tgutorrow alter-noon
with Mrs. Edward at her
home. to Burritt avenue.
0, O 0
Irving Davis has returned to his
studies at Yale arter' enjoying 'the
holidays with his parental“ . and
Mrs} Joseph deis. '
St. A. M. E. church Wed eveningh—
e to O—BOCPACV.
O O 0
James Banyal oi Paradlsostreet
was a recent visitors in Bridgeport.
his parents at his home on Falrfield
avenue. 7
e 'e e .
Harold Gray oi' Spring street was a
visitor ln'hrldgeport over the week-
end.
0 e e '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Even of Lin-
coln avenue have as guests at their
home relatives from New Jersey.-
0 I O ,
Benialnin Margles of Clay street
has returned from a visit with rela-
tives'in New Haven
0 O 0
Captain Fred Anderson. of First.
street. is spending a few days in
Delaware.
e e e
David Esterson . proprietor of the
Regent and Palace theatres. spent
yesterday in New Haven.
Theodore Budenky or lily an...
visited, with relatives mm
on Sunday. . ' -
. . e, e e
Mrs. Leonard Caseria and dough
tor. liarle of Bridger-in spent the
week-end with Mr. and lire. Jehn
Eerie of Lexlgton avenus.,
tives in New York aw.
e 'e e ~ -
was a visitor in Sumtord on Sun-
day. .
hot water or hot air furnaces is an
important feature of the work oar~
ried on by Henry A.-Begelein. . 56
Water St.. So; Norwalk; and his or-
ganization. Phone dust—Adv.
I O O .
A nine-pound ’eon.was born to Sir.
anders. William B. Clark of 180
Woodward avenue at the Norwalk
hospital Saturday.
0 r
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Green of By-
ingten place returned yesterday
from Pennsylvania. where they
spent the holidays with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoag have re-
turned after enjoying the holidays in
New York state.l .
m".- Sylvia Gene of West avenue
of
scheduled for a in the City
court yesterday has been Wed
until Saturday the psndinga
report from a. no rebiive to
her mental condition. , .
O 0 O
Sharia Oliver‘I. Clarke was called
out about a o’clock lastnlght to hi‘c-
Kinley ~piace where a youngster
who had- secured title was ,lbuv
shooting up the n borhood. The
boy was shooting at rihdptaand for
--Rev. Pennell Chosen
Clisimian; of East
Avenue Methodist—4....
Others on Bidets]
Board
The usual meeting and election
or officers of ma oliiclal board of
the East Avenue Jdethodlet church
was held in the church last evening.
Rev. Arthur J. Penneli was named
chairman of the board. Other eflié
cers chosen include: Edwin Hau-
ford. vicechalrman; A. N. Paddock.
secretary: Eugene limes. nuan-
use midis-radish.
~ Litmm streetehsrggd with'as'o
upon her husbandwhlch was
hearing
ONLY A £81381mY 13W
Dior Hrs. Thompson: about
ulueyearsmyeenierand of'avel's
linersmily. his sskedmeto go
several places with him. but be-
«use 1 was only sixteen and he
was at) much older. my father would
er. but mother «no snow. and she
knew him better than father did.
.. Anorawhllewedrittedapart with,
out ever having words. Since then
every time I come in contact with
particularly for me. I have met
many other young men since then.
but she more I meet the more con-
vinood I am that I really love him.
Father We now he thinks he is a
one fellow, but 1 have never made
any advancements when we are
talking tor rear he would think I
“tagging" him. 1 have some-
times tried to forget him. but it
seems the more I try the more 1
really love him. although I try to
persuade myself I don't. Do you
suppose he really cares? What is
mur advice? HOPEFUL.
Frankly you have little ground on
Which to build your hopes. The man
shows a. courteous and friendly in-
terest in you for old times’ sake. but
if he still cared for you to any great
extent. he would seek your company.
When you and he are talking. try
not to be reserved that he will think
threeyeatesg'olmetsyoung‘meu,
I know wrath“! ‘9‘“ 1‘3“"
never heard her quarrel. W‘
wmungin‘ IhdhalI’stitlle 1m
everybody even a trump or an ani-
ml. 1 went with her several
months. but drank quite treouentb
although she asked the in a nice will
to step. fiat Misha started going
with an covet-town teilow.
one else. and especially with that
tellew. as is a. gentleman by all
teiiow who ‘is manneredly. I am
afraid she is keeping steady com-
1 would give anything to be on
plane help; me.
“You never miss the water until the
well runs dry." JIGGB 8.
Since you lost the girl because of
your drinking. your only hope oi
winning her back is by overcoming,
the habit and proving your-sell d
man worthy of her. Alter several
approach the girl again .end day
that you want her to know that you
have overcome your bad habits and
that you are ashamed you did not
come to your sense before you lost
her trendship.
NOT LAUYLIKE TO FLIBT
Dear Mrs. .El‘hompson: i noticed
that a certain girl would like to
know what a refined young man
thinks of a dirt. and embarrasing
Thai 1 ._
means.’ and she always respects a . '
friendly terms with her .and so .
’lhe old saying;
. ‘a. , m.
‘months or a year of good behavior, . 3:
23
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laugh" Coal. Harris a: Bang.-—. Harold Skidd. a student at Man- —BOW ABOUT YOUR HEATER? ' him he a meg-n.1, talkative “a party with him; Please tell me some .
a" batten college has returned to his is it working. 9"”,ng 0v”, pleasant. When he meets . "13- way that 1 can try to get her back. ’
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ller’s Electric Shop, 28 Wuh- Members of the William McKinley mtg
figten St.ls lent your service. Expert Auxiliary 1...; night attended the cial secretary: Dr. Russell ”"3"“ you are unfriendly. Your rather too is; this? 1,th “1° " "yin! ‘0 . -
.; Within“: and test of mhlerlail al- Joint installation of Mulvoerarlov treasurer; “3h” committee, William might help matters by lettifil "16 w 1' “mm" whether it HORIZON?“ ‘1 Portents
i We here.—Adv. Post and auxiliary held in Red 3" PWV“ 3°“ “'1'“: ”W“ ”‘1‘ men use that he is not opposed to " “u "' ‘ ““n' ma" °’ “3 ‘ mm 48 A label
. Men's hall. Washington street. mittee. Mrs. Clare 9- Hodgeman. him. “mm“! ladylike rnanner. A ll!" 1 46 Crude metal
_ “In. and Mrs, Nicholas Garfield or e e e John Fox Rev. Penneil: janitor corn e s e that will flirt tenet. Very much or a 5 Nimbus 5 z Inferior ,
we street had as their guest yee~ Tonight the annual turkey supper mittee, Thomas Baxter C. Simons, “‘3’" ’ Number 54 Strove
“ James Lavainio of Bridge. of Phoenix Engine company will be C19" 13- HMI’GU‘SD- MAKE YOURSELF WORTH? ‘ A YOUNG MAN WHO KNOWS. 10 Forbid (variant 396111138) 55 March away
~ ' ~ held at the company's quarters in R _ ’ 0 0 ‘ Dear Mrs. Thompson: Early this Thank you very much {or expres ll Clogs 58 Irish pout
e e s Main street. Mayor Thomas Robins IS‘Chosen President Of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Doherty of tall I fell in love with a girl whom sing your opinion of flirting . 16 Thin 59 (my in Italy
’ C-£'—Ge.rod and Atwaler Kent Radios and other city olllcials will be guests East avenue have closed their local 18 Article 61 Cellular volcanic
filo on easy terms. Donnelly s —Adv. of honor at the supper. . Baptist ' C h u r c h... residence and cone to New York city 19 Meters mm
, . O t h e r omc where they will spend the winter EH h Id Bin“ 22 Points of compare 3; Hedge
‘ -— months. 2! Break H l
*jevégxrgéfiipggr 2:12:50 0‘12: The Junior Boys of the Not-walk P] f 1925 era . . . . 0m 0 26‘ Metri cal recantailons 2: $33.40;.ngDifcm‘ffmh
’.week-end relatives irom New M‘ E' church held a meeting at "1° ans or Mrs. John Randolph Bray of Sas- - u my“ 27 Conducted 69 Cauterlzed ‘ ‘
Jersey. “1??? “L" night G‘m“ We“ qua Hills spent yesterday in, New 28 Ages 72 Consequences
‘4' ‘ . . p y . ’ ‘ ° 1:35.52»: “$33; 12:13:: hzld "1‘: York (my. 0 V 0 HEW HINT one half cup . cocoa and pinch of m 353.. curd:3 (abbr) 73 Ame”
n 1 4 s ' h -
. }.:;,—BANNEB HOME MADE smgplgfuclnh‘mitllrczgégg 3‘3"” :13 the church last evening. A. B. Clev- Senral interesting ensue are be- Breeklsst. salt. Pour in a buttered earthen am. 31 Retained 77“; $3233:
1" ' BAKERY. INC- meek” w b. ”mom," hum. The erly was unanimously re-elocted pre- ing planned for the coming months Oatmeal with Top Milk and bake one-hall hour. Serve with a: Hinder 78 Emma (obs)
‘ l‘ -'—'-Do yea mltle nut cake? ’ll'lryl Ollie lnn‘m‘t’lon work Wm be .done by mm 0- FR PAlbs'rlecmllwu elected at the East Avenue Methodllt Cornmeai Pancakes with Syrup susar and cream. at Seolde 79 Pm“ tor paylmm
.‘f or ,blafi: .112” aging“: in: Past Grand Matron Mm Pagan of ”gm aggdn-Jlllvlsl 21;...»ch 03:3: chuch. The members of Mrs Stewed Figs Coffee Sweet Pouco — Three pounds :6 Gel! term 82 Primers. mm
with deliciousl (laxcred “08b Danbury and PM! Grand Patron Mrs. E. Howard Ev'o treasu of Thomas Baxters Sunday school Imncheon. sweet potatoes, peeled. boiled until 37 Excavate 34 Concerning
. y it will be '7' "1' class will present the comedy. “Bil. Peanut Butter Sandwiches tender. and mashed tine. Add one :8 Surplus 86 I h . _ _
and b ead d olls fresh ever Macintyre. A tur ey supper benevolences financial com itt - .. n f e same place (“til“)
r an r l! served after installation. E. H - m 00‘ lye Bungalow in the church Fri- Chocolate Rice Pudding cup sugar. a dash cl nutmeg. small 40 Distal segment of hind leg. 87 Bone
f his 5 Monroe St. Phone . . . Franlfli‘zludMEazgzte Mgrdf°nfig day evening. January 28. The play Baked Apples Milk Tea piece ct butter. one-halt cup of milk. 4: Near
‘ .9 V~ ' is being given for the benefit of Dinner. C“! “D 09° halt Pound marshmui- 44 Ch ste
live The weekly rehearsal of the a V”!
_ , o 1971 D. ld f Ha Peoples Chorus will be held in “1’ fill-21::rl-lllllcshizitllllls. gsvldlttlbrefitl‘; the general fund of the church. Belted Ham Sweet Potatoes lows with scissors add to potatoes. 45 Lesson gradu‘lly SOLU11()N TO
‘. 3“,. Margaret c on o Yll'l- Norm“. 11 school tonight at 3 Mary Bullion: assistantwo let. ill Tickets are now on sale. Other or. Baked Ham Sweet Potatoes pour in buttered baking dish. cover as spiritual essence in PROBLEN‘I
lite;- avenue spent the week-end 11 o'clock. 1113 Marion L ch' “ll“. rims Cl :- ganlsatlons will sponsor slmilsr at. Head Lettuce or Vegetable Salad top with whole marshmallows and modern occultlsm A‘
dflfrbld- a s e erly A. gnAlhrecht. e; Stabdll. °i fairs. Apple Pie Cheese baits in oven until brown. The 47 Light YESTERI)AY’S
’ ‘ ‘ ~ ' ° 0 0 0 Coffee above recelps will be Welcomed ‘3 131 hi: ..
lmw ARE YOUR ms? The regular monthly 3393““ 0‘ C. Albrecht. 3.110991“! Every. John M E a
. A,“ f . rse "6 well but do the Norwalk Mlnisters’ association Johnson. Franklin Machettee. Frank- rs. mmett Chappen of can l :— eageriy as a change (mm the usual 49 Brave on 5: (Va «5 c s -1 gm
' . “u "u is being held today in the Norwallt 1 Lynch and Winfield E. orsnl. “mm" “ “““m‘nm‘ '3 he? hows 'I‘ODAYS “hCEH’Es' “V °‘ “mm“ “a ""‘n‘ “7°“ h J h 12 ' “ ‘ °"“ ‘* K“
ve trouble with your eyes? Y“ S! B d 1 d fig h 50' King of Ba an ( os ) u~ ¢p. .N Mn . g .,.-.
‘ M. E. church. The emb voted t ~eend a» letter relatives iron: N": York state. and Figs— “y r e s. was ' potatoes. . ‘.‘
ey tire or water a bit a: night - ' m ore ° k l iittl old water then cook 51 Drizsle . c A no I: c r a an. 3 .i
r you "grew," the paper? I, . ' ' ‘-- , to Mr. Cleverly advising him of his ,n; 3 l '1 " “1° c d- and a mm as Plunder v . .9: w . a W.—
have an examination made‘with- -The-Wonian's association ed the re-electlon and expressing their re- fl ° "3"!” me:ting 0‘ the H”. '3' un ten 5;! ' SUGGESTIONS. ’55 .331: an em I e T: are "vs Dre-5
d-lay—and have the trouble So. Norwalk Congregational church gret..that his illness prevented him r"; Hook "‘6 Ladder compuvy m‘ E“ "h.“ on ‘ d When wrapin ‘ cake stick} 6‘ River in.8crnlahd-‘ T' ' ”D"— T" 3“”
ed 0. B. Jackson Jeweler will hold its annual meeting in the from being present._ The members ",1: ’ {“10 M01148! evening at I cornmeal on; low toothpick; fin to the icl : 67 Descendants ’oi Shem . p::; . eff-E"
t. 1 5 W ”'8 Ad church parlor tomorrow afternoon of the church are planning a _num- °'° °°k “ ”39 °°mm¥' quarters cup 01 cornmeal With one CUP 0 “8 ID a l l.- ‘ .. ,: I: .1
op ometr st. 8 a t.— v at a ,clock . b" or ‘mpmnmmu Th, mm“. in Van Zlel'idt street. boiling water. let cool. Add two you NH and buy min-tins paper 60 Iii-"59W J, ‘ ‘M
. o . . . . ot the church is who "-9“.le well beaten eggs. one cup of milk. carefully over these the cake twill 62 State in Germany . strife ’5'le
' —N0TIGE The regular meeting of Banner during the comma year. w” ”“1“ ”cum“ Ind w" one 'cup of flour. two teaspoons “"7 With no “man 101°“!!- 63‘ Emm‘ce' ~ v e wé was
Public notice is hereby given to Council No. 54, Sons and Daughters . . , . fifigefagndu‘glfui alvlelnue tillave baking powder. one teaspoon each of 64 Pays «qu “Bibi , t a f: g g: r: c:
“1) persons who“ land 1. proposed at Liberty. Wm b0 held Thursday The regular mean“; of Banner 1 A s a e se col salt and sugar. Beat well and bake Buy one or those large. round 66 Book 0 e e l. ac. it‘s. :35 l
I5 ‘30 taken therefOr .0! Which may evening in Progress Forum hall. Council. No. 54. Sons and Daughters ° pplied and F "‘0 A"! in New on a 110! griddle. Serve Wl‘h syrup. shallow decorative tin boxes at the 53 3}“19 . A g _ .4. 5,“ E,
be directed thereby. in the proposed washmgton street There will be m. at Liberty. will be held in Progress York C‘tY- Miss Havens has been v—-— len cent store. They make excellent 70 L- 5- coin In. 1-: as to... L g 5 g...
widening. altering. enlarging and stallatlon ofl officers followgd by . forum Hall. iVashington street. visiting with “I“W“ in 1“" Ha- 01300013” Rice Puddlns—One- button boxes. One bOUIOWite writes 71 Contains: P0900598 ‘ STE‘Er 91:4 \Nlt
‘ ng' of West Washington 50cm; hour. 'during which refresh. Thursday evening. There will be "3- . . . . third cup rice, washed and boiled in that she has tried bags. and bot- ” Anfl‘aied ‘l‘: 5 5H: ‘- (59" Er 1
.- land South Main street from mem- will be served. installation of oliicers. Retresh- in one quart of sweet milk in it lies but prefers one of these boxes. 7'5 Pinch L t t _ .3~
railroad bridge to Monroe street.; The bugmm "an"; of the 14. ments will be served and a social biblizeclmeggfch gumsmamilh‘l: double boiler till sort. Take oil lire. it has solved the button hunting of 778 II?" go;l “to be"
‘a meeting of the Council or the may Aid ”clan; of in. First u, 21:, program is plwned- ll‘rid f add two beaten eggs .one cup sugar. its [errors (or her. c xpo t “I. . t . f l
3'0! Norwaik will be held at the church will be held‘ein the church e e e heidaznbl'earlg:; 33:31:33.3 $1302: 80 ébbfei'llallon 0! 8- cent an S 11118 015 .0 1
, I Chamber. City Ha"- on tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. #060131 mew“ 0‘ “P “in“. in "I. church moans mwuzrvs 1:1,me . 81 14°23: ed Get Teeth Sharpened .
' January 13 1925' at 918m . . . gum? angllthaess‘l‘gt’metn tollr meet“ ‘ ' ' ”30“" Jan‘ 6’4.“ “mm" " ‘ g; mic (is ATLANTA G .1 n ‘ A ('lelli ‘
111.. when and where all , , 0 W 0 W I 0 0? er " 1' er - a.. " ~“~‘ .
1interested. may appear and Law tad tblilnd Jamtgslrr'edg oat supper 0' the Rowayten Hose com- M"- Harry 3' Mourieen °‘ Fitch or Thomas F‘ Frawiey. (or many 88 Japanese statesman ‘ of a red headed attituli and seal-
in relation thereto :3: 51.87;”; .3... 13.15.55" Deny is being held this afternoon m” h” returned “W“ ‘ ‘1'“ "“5 years county firesident or u" “c" ION .88 Unit of force " ing the association to a a. lr. ‘
gu ' y. with Mrs. Earle P. Stevens at her ”“4"“ in Arlington..ldass. ”t rder °‘ lbernians. and Regis- ‘ as Vast deep )penln‘ an equipment or strong. ‘
were recommended to
Evangelical Minlstl‘l‘s.
by the Rev. W. W. Mm;
lrar of Voires who died late Satur-
day. was held from the church of
VEII'I'ICA
'ted'this 6th day of January. e e e
2 River in Italy
Joseph Osborn of Bridgeport was home in MCK‘M” place.
News Notes ‘
The annual meeting of the We-
THOMAS ROBE“. the guest or friends in town youer- ‘ ' ' , mans Guild or Christ church will the Assumption this morning
__ At the regular monthly meeting - 3 gm. of be cent to
Mayor of said city. Adv. day. a, the 0mm, bond or the Roar 33:3: lint lllluolrglcxg Thursday sf. lundammm a: "“7 M, Sam,- 5mm.“ Win; 1:: l
ton Methodist church held last eve- __ night in decnmng to szand or
ning it was'unanirncusly voted to id d M 1):“ :6 bed t ”at?! Chapeaux ”fianff'pit: gm litucrz‘wgnrmgg : ngmu” election as head of the organis- 1}
353221;: Sievreggflfle; GM. 0:“, :3 Cov:.l‘v:nuer:i.ld II mamzk-“fd come F P small ”up” now come “man to ‘ 6 Sleeveless h‘mmth garment “gyéur association as it F'W'lonsll . ‘
the church for another year. Rev. 3“” his brother James Greenwood ram at. finalist: fingmuzti: 33:.” : gggufr‘lfdenly' as snow present is altogether lnnocuou' 0‘
Gray came to the local church last of Stamford. . . . has a big tassel oi ostrich editachg 10 Rooted said Dr. 319mmingor. “W.- Mg N. r
spring from New Haven. 'At, last . b t Christ to the point 0: the salted c w u Beverages garded as people Of 3 5.51 and Ill! s
night's meeting plan's were did” The Train}; clu a; 1.0133." Another 0: mu“ ships 18 euro :1' 1: Conveyance disposition, and what art-mp. we (all ll
ed for a membership drive which is church '3" ° i ‘62” M ed with little 0 e to f 13’” ‘ 18 N te r G id . i has no teeth in it." i
to be launched shortly. at 7‘“ oclock n mlnu "’ mam n 0 IO and o o u es ecae He said Atlanta ”lingers “W.
8 ' ° ° ° ' The evening.“ ball led. with” “med 8 1‘ ”lunged lapsed into a wok ltmj aulzuil
The annual meeting of'the EV”. devoted to ‘ at game. . 15 08 “a .nd are misglng a great (‘Illnrlllll 0‘
Ready Circle of King's Daughters hell-lint. firm” at! thgglgsb lzifnti: whltsonNDON .1qu -—In these days 16 Executed to become a at rm g lnf : lv 9 in lb! el
will be held tonight with Mrs. h n e see so many omen drite their 17 Administer-s extreme unetion city. mom! m6 1”,. _. m com 0
Mrs. Charles 8. Gray in 311' new.” church on Thursday evening. . owmars. a mote; glove is an im- (obs) out tlrmly and demand . ml or l
ton Methodist church parsonage in' Th lar monthly me. per° t adjuggl. ! he newost winter 18 ‘Seasoned forcement of me pmhm m... law” a
Penny” M!“ gum" M" N ti. “t'nthe E worth league of con y or n t ur with tan a” 2° ng °t th (myth) He asserted that it‘ll m: .» uni o
elected “a th. mom "pom 0: th” Elli“ 0 venue :Iethodist church leather pain“. Some hay. “mac“ ’1 Kissed ing served in some of .‘l.2 m' as ill
the committees which functioned ‘ ‘ wrists and others are designed to :8 Whirlpool . . tels and clubs. e
4.. g in. past year'fwill 'be ‘read. *1“ “'5’“ ‘5 WWW?" m R°‘ slip under the wind sleeve 0: in. 25 parchment. ________....—~— I:
All embers oi the circle are asked wan-street tonight; “.3 °°i°°h motor coat. . 2 written on twice ENRIGHT “- p“ m -\ 20?." 0“
‘° b° 9m“ ‘ r. o ‘ ' 7 «Tussle?! PANAMA Jan 6. —I‘ 1.. ° .
I d . h. b 1:33:30 agofiriz: if: gm?” shfdnw YORK Jm 8‘_Th° sun 2’ Farinaceous {M mlssioner Enright 0t \'. \\ ‘10er e
ma. e 1n t is ank before it... m... r. .Sca.lise m a... mm “mm“ mm m . which a... not 1.. 1.. sun 31 m... mum,“ ,mm m. s... . .mer .
z. , ‘ Charles 8. Gray are attending the G” to wn Unlvehalty where he '- through will be little seen at winter 88 Germans trip. a passenger of 1... . qeaml u.
J 11131! 1 mew" °‘ a” “in “nu" ' m n li “"m ”‘1' mn- The permis u Junctions or two surfaces ‘ s. t Ana. assln ch; curb m 3'
anuary lstersn hutch. a student. after enjoying the o ~ now bu be ht {ma n a . p a; . hm,“ i.
- tlon m u" 3mm n‘ ° day vacation at his home. “ u‘ "‘ ° °°'°" 3‘ WW“ canal yesterday “‘1 ‘ h ' 0|:
today. . film 3d2010v:tu.memu::n: 3889 2?: ed the American and l’nn' .m l”
. . . . e ves
'. Will draw interest from ’ The Community .Brotherhoed will The regular monthly meeting of and with the In“ aid they ‘1” an cials. J
' A l . 'el ' the Ben Nerwalk Improvement as- ea . u
" ~ 15‘! hold a meeting tonight a.t 0 0° ld utter. ect almost comparable to stage or _ _
. i. R Ilethodilt church; Men is being he “I studio lighting.‘ , If
January lat ‘ in the "m3” noon at 3:10 o'clock in,¢o unity. . s s o \ “7.7" . a”
Mmeeorgehkaylo; theketiHuL-.. ... NEWYO J mm \ 76".4' n.
, -, ‘ . hosts. to e members RX. an. e.-- 1 ~ \
'l»"INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 45/97 ”3313 waged.” a... w *mnrw‘l‘mmsmumlrfimmé ww- *- M mm n u ~ , ' '°‘
~ - 3 °‘ W W . m . '°' T E -’ ' - . 2:391:12? ‘...‘“”.L°.‘“ r: m °° “:5
slewiepiauniganattracveproi » rgeStlihnanofEsstave- r eeearecs. .; .
gran: for the coming season. " peciahy opproprlete in unnecuou . Ll
._ or six months ending Dec. 31, 1924 will be enter; $1.33. gm 3 3.? £13333 .1... m. Me, we... 0, w, m. l . , .
., lies: Abbie _&vage.‘ has returned or Christ church. shades new becoming popular. +
on pass-books and paid on and after Jan. 10th. i? n... anus. a the moor-{haters , . . ..
ortnai wheel or e as e ‘re- . - .
Mr. and hire. Edgar Rowen and ,
' Am“ from $1 to $5 000 m M °°"' “ h” ”'2‘ .‘n ‘3"““ 'm“ children have returned to their Republican Worn “Bl'l "
.» ' ’ ’ in... mi Dave rt. daughter “‘1' °" °°" “m” m“ mam" Meet at Royal J '4
‘ ' ‘ ' “1‘” “9° the holiday weekend with relatives mes ——n .7
of Kr. and Mrs. Deedate Davenport in Stamford. . . p . L . l
at Boweyton avenue has returned to . , . . . J- . . .\ , .
'Francis Hoyt of Pine Hill are- n” Board M Directors °t “I. .4 Costs Very Little \ 5?”
her studies at the god Haven
School of Physical lug aster
' spending the holidays with her par-
‘ents; Ill- Anaa Schdeid, daughter
o! Mrs. Katherine Sconeld of High-
‘ lend avenue. who «has also been at
her hein'. has returned to the same
school. where she is a. student. ‘
, A “Fellowship? meeting will be
held in the Rew'aytcn Hethedist
church l—tomorrew waning at 1:“
”gen 'The subject of the. more
on will be “What is Entrust“
7 to UsfortheCeming Year.”
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nus returned yesterday to his studies
at the New Yorkfllniversity. He has
been enjoying the school recess with
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Hoyt at his home. ,_
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Norwalk Republican Women's asso-
ciation held a meetingy yesterday al-i
ternoon at the Boysl' James inn.
There was a good- attendance and in-
firm" reports were made bylvaxs
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it your eyes twitch. smart or burn; it you
cannot read with ease and comfort. esp newly
‘t mm: I! ”I! are trbubled With headaches
“3'99? era in" be responsible. Come to us and
we will carefully emirates them and tell you if
they are the cause. It wot cost you little to
squat.
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Norwalk Chronicler