reed and an entertainment
the informal sooial
I'd-i
i. Phyllis Wagner,
and MI. Helen Tilly and- M
Lowndes in a variety .
ntnsie's. Mrs. Morton Mc-
- accompanied at the plead.
WC SERVICE 00. i
ectrical
neg; house”
whit we do and hnv'e f6r sale
, and store. 1 Ely Ave. Phone;
i "side—Adv,
Cheats
m d: Frank Wondered of
techno: ”Mrs Jesus a. n.
“-
l reception? t
yesterday.
0 church .w” in b 1,: .WASKING'I‘ON "ST.
and was respon-
Refreshments watches.
hon stands be hid it. No matter,
on the evening's program
Ralph Huntington. comf
con-
merehsndlse mentioned
thingwlong needed yourss or
give it's-n gift. you‘ll and th
- ed at 128 Walhlngtdn SL— dv.
contractors. radio
and factory wiripg'.
”Electrical ap’pitra
plies. ElectricaL -n_iotory
. These above points
city'. ‘l.
:1. A...
establishme
'all feat
at the Boys) Jellies yes-
- E. B. Smith of Boston.
'1 Holmes ct auto
d the. R, 0. Woods
Julilid: mu Pn‘ge
the way.
Bullets; lads on
f delicate wearing apparel to
not to this 7
ceive close—an
Boston. Eases Mr. .le
oklyn. and Mr. P'.
All seotions of thin
John Johnson or sort! Taylor
avenue visited in New York city
run JEWELRY GIFT 8801' AT
Stands behind its line. This store
carries a complete line of diamonds.
ewelry. outlines. etc. and
101‘
what-occasion you desire to purchase
above.
whether as an investment. for some-
to
g2 I Michael Lonlbédi 3: taunt street
:has taken a position in New York
;
STAR LAUNDRY HAS .A WELL
mm
for the turning out of
of lahndry work-
’ “laundry work or the better sort" by
Whether you hive rough;
dry or flat work wet wash. rag rugs.
or the finest
be
the time it leaves your premises un-
til it iezreturned prbperi’y laundered.
vicinity are
estab-
lishrnent indeed well able to supply
goods of quality at prices that are,
conservative. Store centrally locat-
blishmeilt it will no.
*aspert attention from M
2,. . '0
, 'bour Boston. Mass.
es jhntrpezi'ed and replated
33.1130! the slitting with good'
Wind good working skates.
Plating works. 5! Day St.
:9 959.—Adv. .
e e e
Nicholas Falcons of Lexingv
voice is ill at her home.
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--nest Coal: :nams a Cans-Adv
saeration Even of Woodward ave-
wns n recent visitor in New
301”- ,
see
' Buy your Vlctrola on Easy
- at Donnelly' a—Adv.
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John Roby of cut! street was
* ‘ out visitor in Bridgeport.
’ e
ii—Garod and Atwater Kent Radios
1.. d on only terms. Donnelly' 5 -—Ad\.
William German of South street
t yesterdav in New Haven. ‘
' . e 0 e ,
, drum curl-uni: TAILOR
e cleaning. repairing lid press-
’9!- gnrmenls Ie given-tile clolill
.ntlon and~nelter still the work is
satisfactory for if is' expertly
Youll be pleased too at the
vnable prices charged. Oles
covered ‘n’y the deliveries from The
Star Laundry. ii Cross IL. Nor-
walk. Telephone "Ned-Adv.
There will be a. rehearsal of the
choir of [the South Norwellt con-
gregational church tonight at 7: 80
oclock.
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SEEING I more
. Of course. all eaters look pretty
much alike in pictures or in cats-
logues. The best way to reallls how
well international One-Pipe Beaters
are built is to examine one here. The”
detail of construction. operation and
superiority over all eo-cailed "pipe-
less heaters” will be explained.
Henry A. Hegeiein. loo‘ai agent. to
Water St. Phone 473 3.—-Adv.
William Szibore of Paradieo and
was a visitor in New ”York city yes
tordsy.
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—Your electrical troubles will be
promptly taken care of here. House
and factory wirelng a specialty. Ell-co
‘» trlcal equipment and lighting natures
lit-reasonable prices. Moeller'a Elec-
tric Shop. 28 Washington BL—Adv. ,
James Sapel-‘o o.f 0:1): street was a
recent visitor in 8 rd.
‘ O I 0
Mrs. Lyle Princes of Lexington
avouue is able to be around again st-
‘ ii. Prop Ellsabdh BL. near So
Bo—Adv. 1' '3 ~
on Budovslryj of Ely even ‘
- in Bridgeport- re cently.’
.wo
. > .
. Petrecel‘li of Elizabeth street,
yesterday in Bridgeport.
n s O
{on Deal: Harris dt‘
ter undertfllil an operation for np-l
ondioitis in a New York hospital.
,, 4;; g. . g...
recent visitor in New York city
,. here he attended the automobile
show. ,
ees
Charles Milne is ill at his home.
Thomas Collins of Putnam avenue
attended the automobile show in
New York city Tuesday.
G. A. Green of anford was a
"xfm‘h Coal. Barrie c Owl-#visitor in town yesterday.
e e e
lpli Garfield of Lowe stheet was
tor in '
he was the guest of his sis—v
Mrs. Leonard Caseria. ,
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c—BANNER HOME MADE ’
' ' BAKERY. INC.
you like nut cake? Try one
Good sweet pecan nuts ill
or black cake ' We have cup
with deliciously flavored froslo
nd bread and rolls fresh every
ug. ‘ 6 Monroe St. Phone
Adv.
made in this
January 11th
The basket ball team of Room 84
of the Franklin school defeated
Bridgeport yesterdavflQRoom 22 by a score of it to 9 in the
game played in the Lincoln school
Wright an 1!
yesterday afternon.
‘Ericklon starred for the winners
while Charlott and Char-nook plnyed
a goodtgame for Room :8. The line
up was as follows: Room :4. J...
Wright. 1. f.: E. Golden r. f.. ' G.
Stout, c: M. Erickson. r. g. . K. Mor-
flan l.‘ g.: 80011122. 3 Chariott. l. 1.:
L. Polsky. r. f.: A. Pollack. r. g , C.
Chat-nook. c.: B. Hadik. l. .: J.
Mead. r. g.
bank before
Will draw interest from
January lst
AT THE BATE OF 41/375.
‘dsy evening.
«’3. nth
, ., Elohim, Webb of a}... street ”was
“met Thumb Society
Holds nual Meet-
]3 .—
e ectedéotller News
The annual meeting of the We-
held in the rectory yesterday after-
noon. .The reports of the dlfletdnt
committees which functioned during
th past ye‘ar were read. Mn. Ar-
th p Carr in charge of the thank
duet-lugs and mite honest reported
that “I had been collected which
will be turned over to: missioners.
, Mrs. Frank Clark of the garment
committee announced that over 100
ents had been made by the
numbers of the Guild It the est-
ingsdleld during the year. s e of
these garments were placed in the
missionary boxes made up at varioul
Guild. others were sold at the
sales sponsored by the organisstldns.
Following the submission of the re.
ports the oiheen tut held oflice
year were reoeleoted. They are:
president. tire. I. W. Kelley: vice
president. Mrs. G. 1'. Smith: treas-
urer, Mrs. Frederick Wheeler: lec-
retafy.r,Mrs. Otto Butler and Mrs.
Ai'thur Carr. treasurer of the thank
charities. The members yesterday
planned a. phanton sale for this
month. Instead of making articles
and placing them on‘esle. each meni—
her will contribute a designated sum;
The proceeds will be used to pur-
chase linoleum for the liner in the
basement of the church. The next
meeting of the Guild will be held in
the church Thuihday afternoon.
,s e s . A,
There will be a meeting of th‘e‘
Not-walk Council of .Rellgloue Edu-
cation in the South Norwalk Baptist
church tonight.“ .8 o'clock.
"Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bfltto were
t guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
rice ritte of Danbury.
are. Willis Bean of Van Zendl
street will be hostess to the mem-
‘bers of the Women's Foreign Mis~
sionary society of the East Avenue
Methodist church at her homo Tues-
It will be the regular
meeting of the. society.
The regular monthly meeting and
social meeting of the Friendship
Bible class of the East Avenue Me-
thodist church will be held tonight
at 7: so oclock in the Sunday—school
rooms 01 the church.
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At the meeting of the Lad ,Aid
society of the East Avenue etho-
dist church held yesterday afternoon
plans were made for serving a turkey
supper in the church Wednesday.
Febrilry 18. Committees to mist
Mrs. A. N. Paddock. president of the
society, will be named at later insets
ings.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Tarrant have
announced the birth of a daughter.
Harriet Mac. born recently at the
homesbf Mrs..'1‘arrsnt's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Bradley H. Bartram in
Danbury.
O O O
F. E. Linguist of [areas street is
having his house which was recent.
ly damaged by are, repaired.
The rural comedy. "Uncle Ephri-
am's Summer Boarders." will be
presented at Community hall. Janu-
ary 20. .by the Trinity Dramatic
Guild under the auspices of the Tri-
angle club of Christ church. This
will be the second affair sponsored
.by the club to raise funds to equip
various athletic teams. The club
which was formed‘ a short time ago
Includes among its members the
young men of Christ church. Jacob
Weeks is president. Meetings ar
held twice a week. The meeting on
Tuesday evening which is held\ in
Community hall ls’\given over to an
athletic program while on Thurs-
day evenings the boys meet in the
social rooms of the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Galbo of
Fort Point street had as that: guests
yesterday relatives from Long Is.
land. ,
O O O
The choir of Christ church Will
hold its weekly rehearsalrtonight in
the rectory at 7: 80 o 'clock. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert‘Taylor have
returned from a visit with their son
Menard Taylor in Danbury.
Robert Tansy“ of East avenue is
having extensive reps made to his
house. )
e e e
Miss Lillian Lobb of Norman ave-
nue has taken a posluim do the of-
fice of the Connecticut Light and
Power company in Norwalk.
oars Re-g
man’s Guild of Christ church was ,
intervals during the year by the 7‘:
Boboken.
How To Solve Cross-Word Panic
The numbered squares are the
stifling points for words extending l
horizontally or vertically or hell. Goa letter to a square. Words end
at first black square encountered on border of petals. Pick out a word
fivon deflnlllon and space. This gives you a clue to othel
wordastha‘ cross it. and they in turn to still other words.
that fits n
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lFoolish follow
8 Territory of emperor
ii Raises .-
15 Rocket
16 Remark
18 Assembly
. Fine powder
Near
Maiden W into heifer by
Juno
Ila‘move surface , ...
Shove , 9s.
Touching at one point
Point of compass
100 square meters
Writer of same book
Female deer
Note of scale
Child's game
Patel-n al relative
Make or mend
North River labile.)
Fertile mt
Popular violinist
‘,
7" “
Conjunction
Napoleon's marshal "Brave: of
3.2..”‘3';
ess mischief
Turret or blah hill .7
n Exclamation of surprise
it Born
61 Crown up
.88 Bed
64 Animal 910s
66 Eating away
67 Wild European plum
68 Bursting sounds
70 Male designation
:1 By th woe of God (shim)
.2 Apertu rslidlng piece
78 Magistrate. ancient Rome
75 Scotch for "no"
77 Annoy
78 \‘Vilhdrnw
80 Guard .
81 Mitigate.
VERTICAL—
Buspension of proceedings
Allie!
Myself , ‘
Meadow
Tellurium (symbol)
Anglo-Saxon money
Horses tubs.)
Bear
Lover of cheese
10 Exclamation o! disgust
i2 Blast furnace fuel
ett. During the conning week mem-
bers of the Ladies' Auxiliary will so-
licit food for the supper. They are
Airs. hoary b‘oreii. hrs. John Plan-
ner. lira. Oliver 1. Clarke. Mrs.
prank Lockwood, Mrs. Earle P. Bie-
vens. Mrs. George uudilpp. Mrs. ‘Jos-
eph Stabs“, Mrs. Sidney st. Bell and
Mrs. Samuel hail. 111s food will be
collected ii'y. Frank Lockwood anu
Harvey Acaart. At the meeting pl
thehose company to behoidin the
Bose house on Monday ending at 8
o'clock the tables ertll be set up. All
.lnelnborsuelskedtobomand
help in the work. The supper will
be served between the ‘housl of d
and 8 o'cloo The women are re-
quested to co to the Bose house
early b‘ridny afternoon and help in
arranging~ the tables. Following the
supper there will be dancing. music
ior which will be tarnished by a pop-
ular orchestra. ‘Ihe program which
has been arranged gives promise at
the most successiul and III-
.loyable’ ‘oi the many stairs which
been served by the company
it past years.
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Ma. Alfred J. C. Beoklul of Cud-
lipp fittest is in New York city today.
Mrs. Beckius will also attend the an-
lunehesn of the National
publican Woman’s association at :3
» Hotel Wilder-“stone. tomorrow.
, ‘ e '“
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MissJeanllorton of item
avenueisvisitingwlthrelsfivesin
‘e eAe
Thecoinmunityarofisrhood of
Bowayton still held its next meeting
Tuesday evening in the Bowen
:isofdac-ltblsek‘ssns’wbich
“mops to see any gr
irrldescent bonds.
We"
_ M
an... Jan. lie-nerd w, , ,
be seem mm 4"" ““1“
around but there are m cmflii'
mg: wrap around One of the loud
the re rather closely fasten”
on afld‘l‘e‘gonil line from right shook.
der of left hip with four ism
buckles The costume is embroid-
eredinrod
ess
. PARIS. Jan. l-u-The dot hand ‘hll
still predominates here and Into SJ
wonder since the newest exampl
are particularly beautiful. One such
is of black buckskin lnbroidered
with a Greek llguro in gold threads.
LONDON. Jan. 9~1t takes a nil-
ec in the
modern debutant‘s eye but it is per.
feetiy possible to see green on her
frocks. The latest shade is a lettuce
green. one evening frock of that
shade in satin shown here today is
embroidered with gold silver and
The hem dares
slightly and is branded with fur.
e e
LONDON, Jan. S—Tha new carn-
els hair hats. unlike the camels do
not give any sue the "bump". They
have stitched. turned down brims.
folded in. crowns. are bound at the
edge and handed with heavy corded
ribbon and finished with a tiny
immrmmsr 9 .,
m; ”i. no. cover
“Wildcats
yew.”
the Scotch W 3|".
1 and
.1 :‘f‘umm 0"? m M“
. maria. when it
.3 woven
, gown“
wanes w
woolen. W W,
«madame-inc.
”outrun: theha’ddillfiifldflle-
ville the Kent
{up a.” , spring stilts.
Hemlock“ the I
limits out
shad“. -
NEW rose. as. Menst- to-
day may be non-lacing and still have
lace on them. Few lace up the
back nowadays for the sleep around
is a rewrite with medium one roll
figures. Thin no way informed
of alternate bacillus of cortisol
elastic and been:
V»:
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NEW YORK. Jan. shut cross-
word pussle erase has not only gone
to women's heads but. to their test.
“Some of the'lntnlt Ibo“ are elu-
beillshsd on toes. counters. and
straps with stark ensfllte steam
or combinations of vim; black or
other colors. dome unfortunate-
however cannot solve the problem
of awkward rest as easily as they
can the pussies.
W‘fiw
Themashtdftwolbaflons
,mut popular madman lnst boon
announced. It is that of Tax Collect-
or Louis» French Jefferson. to Hi-
Anne J. Kuhn-ta lighter of Mrs.
Edward M. Dorie. West avenue.
m voila. as. We Orin
Mr. Jeflcrlon is an M 4.0
00””. of Hartford Clan“
1. received his degmei n 0!
flu pill three years he his "
the post of Tax Cullimor .'
mm Olfaonamy has
“ed!- 07 all the (‘lllZl ns
thlt for the lasl [“0 . booms"
boon unopposed 10! his y
we Ming dndors: d in Wk.
crate and Repubm m. *.
young people are liCCHlng ,1
of congratulations lrom the”.
“rm f
7 All Ofltliulldliic meeting ,
newly formed Dario“ “in.“
brought out Over lie men '
n th. Boyle 311101)] 7h“:
shown in thle allf‘llflelni‘e M
for the success or [hid in... ,
main speakel 01 lhe . Hm“!
well known actor 19.: “m \
Who ll 3 ”Bldenl of “Mr “r,
(Ill: he went buck our a ”u
of reminiscences of {he gym
n“r’mt of H1" \Hi'l‘i W,
Andi" the meeting n-g mp n,“
”Veil.
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Arthur Magnum of Puma.
m takes Over 1h. [303101
or of the Damn A. s p .
ling Alexander Long “no h“
tnnsforrod. Ml. Magnum I.
morly manager. reaming bcu
ill-health. and hit ilinvr- “u
by Herbert J. Mm. “ho w.
4 killed by an unknou
no robbed lhn 91m
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_ Th9 Women's A5341: influx“
Congregational Churvh are W
thrto one-act plays Mm}; .17..
presented in llal‘il'n {-Hlllp um.
February. Tm wmn m
whifll proved so popular
Union 6! three
Strong man of old
Ecclesiastical council
Submit
Exclamation: dislike
single”.
Stingin
Imaginary hillside animal circus
End -
Chauffeurs necessity
Jewel
Green and yellow nnch
One of wandering band
Frozen rain
Bet
Over
Bucket on yoke
Terminus
Also not
Entengle
Mist
Harvester
Decorate
Cut out
Plunderer
Aftersong
Prepare for wnr
To dress up
Cathedral precinct or to make
shut
Revolving roasting bar ,
Blow
Skid
Views ‘
Reckoning of years
Keel billed cuckoo, or golf term
Golf lei-m
Deity (Helm)
Knights Templar (abbr. )
SOLUTION T0
PROBLEM
YESTERDAY’S
13
If
18
17
10
i
/
committee will be held on Monday
evening and that plans for the work
of the revision will be started immeo
distal):
e e e
The village is still without street"
lights and according to residents is
worse than «“darkest Africa" since
therecenl. storm which has lelt the
paVemeuls in an icy condition. .1: is
not known‘when the lights Will be
turned on. The Rowayton Civic as-
sociation which has financed the
lighting of the village will take no
action until after a dochion has been
rendered in the suit brought by Joel
1... Bryan against the Sixth Taxing
District Commissioners. The case
scheduled for hearing before Judge
Judge John . Boothe in the City ,
nail on December 22 was postponed.
Solar as is known no date hss‘been
set for a hearing. Pendinz the set-
tlenient of the suit. the budget for
the dlllriot is hold up by the minus.
tion granted to Brush when the soil
was firstdnstituted. 1n the budget 7
is as ippropriation to take care of‘
the W 0! (“full the streets Ide-
automate.
e e e
Mrs. Carrie Stevens has returned
toherhoinein Wiltonatteravlsit
with Rhonda in Rowayton.
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, ‘ _ \
. Members of the Evol- Ready circle
of King’s Daughters who ham
"blocks" for the quilt are asked to
return them as soon as possible
Mrs. Samuel Hall. it h planned to
have the quilt made up and needy
tor d'spwuoh bolero the next meet-
ing of the cirdl . . '
grouse feather at the side.
NEW YORK. Jan. sénroadcloth
(in narrow figures makes a charm-
ing combination for spring
Provided it
cloth. so popular in the past ’year
for men's shirts and displays no.
Juan stripes of porcelain blue. peach sided there for the past #0 ”all. George 3. Renew.
--
JapaneseflmletPapei-Jfor
will also be l‘f‘Hlmlwl Mllll‘ll
O i 0
Miss Kunort is the youngest dough-
tor of the late John 1“. Kunert end
Anna M. Kuusrt Doyle. ‘l‘as Col-
lector Jefferson is the son of the
late Rev. Ralph Jefferson and Mn
Jefferson of Old King’s mghwsy.
Inn Kuhert is a stun of Dorian. I
and Mr. Jofi'erson'l finally has re-
s e s
George A. \‘rxlc .3; .i :1 w.
friends are piannlnrz an am.
"in to Canada within me net:
tnro.
Mrs. E. W. Krolrr of may:
mailing the uln‘rr will:
frocks
is English silk broad-
(‘-
Flour Specials for "Sat urday Only
Just arrived, carioad of Jones? and Gold Medal Flour. For lack
of storage space we will sell at less than cost. Jones‘ and
GoldMedaLollly9241-s-lb.bag.............. ...... $1.33
Granulated Sugar, 13 lbs. for $1.00. Confectionery Sugar. 10
Ibafor.............. 43.00
spanning Rust Potatoes 35c p k. Bushel$l.25.150-1h.bagn§2.73
Native Turnips 35c pithushel S 1.25. 4 lbs. Onions . . . . . . .. 25c
Celery,2for'.............»...._. 25c
Shou§era15c lb. #:8de Bacon . .iOc lb.
Corn, Peas, Testifies: Suecotss ii. Lima Beans or Green Cut
Boobs, 6 cans 99c. Assorte d to suit customer.
DelMontePeare,3cans.............................
DelMonteSlicedPineappie,3cans.......;............
DelMonteRoyalAnne(Zherrie's,3cans................
DeiMonteFresh‘PrunesJicans.......................
DelMonteFr ' salad.3caiis
DelMontePe es,3cans
lull-OOOOIIIOn-lssess
’rl".....lw’.i.|ess
._
89c
»DelMonteTomatoSauce,3cans ..... 25c
Borden’s, Gold Cross or Van Ca mp’ s Evaporated Milk, 12
.‘ ‘ca’n‘s $1.25
Cloverdale Evaporated Milk,- 12 cans $1.00. Clover or Magnolia
Milk, 7cans 31.00
Van fCamp s Beans, 4 for 25¢. Van Camp’s Tomato Soup 4 2'
or ac
Lux, iilol' 25c. Pink Salmon, 2 for 25¢. Federal Jam, qt igrgs.
a C
NewEnglish Walnuts,3lbs.for..................... $1.00
Aunt Jemima PancakeFlour, 2 for 25¢. Golden Tree Sy rap,3
bottles :31. 00
Royal Baiting Powder, 5“). can a $2.95. Davis Baking Powder,
5 lb. cans :ch ‘
Crisco. 6-“). calls $1. 39. Sound lift, 4-lb. pails . . . . . . . . . . .. sic
Hershey’s Kisses 30c .
Herfihgy’s or Leyn'ey’ 3 Cocoa. 1-2-lb. can 17c. Baker’s ( hold;-3 3
“ a e ,
Larsen’ s Mixed Vegetables for Soups or Salads, 3 cans . . . . 59c ?
Hancock Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cons 69c. Crown Astor Peas.3
calls 55 c
Defense Cut Beets, 3eans, 59c. Crystal Gelstine, 2 for “J
Kirkman’ s Bornx:Soap..18 cakes $1.00. ivory Soap, 15 cakes 51
Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 25c. Parson’ s Ammonia, full quarts. 33c
Pep Hand Soap; 3 cans25c. Ivory Soap, Guest Size, 12 for 55¢
2:c
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