00's
” silver Where we hold
far future delivery. We lay
free end give you the best
(But this is nothing new:
doing this (crummy
--Ansevine’.s-Adv._ 5;. ,
us! Aux-sun'nxson of Benton
motored to Bridgeport yesier
'e x.
Harris ee dine.-
’Dehigb Cost.
. .
and! uwrene: of Cliff street was
viiltor' in New York city over the
‘ltoend.
t O I
Best Cost. “Harrie C Gene—Adv
lamenting? geOrioofClay
i: bed as their «belt-end guests
l tives from Stamford.
e t,
—Buy your Victrels on Essy
st Donneliy's.:-Adv.
dines utvures of Get street was
recent visitor in. Stamford.
U
‘-l.:rge the cost.
Harris a
' John Lotlerso of Spring street he's
turned from s. visit with relatives
>Brookiyn.
C O O 7
lining. dyeing and tailoring
' rk (lediee' and gentlemen 's) done
' a satisfactory fnenner end conser-
the prices energed. Ceilod for
d delivered. Twin City V lot. 61'
rth Msin Si: Phone £08.—-Adv.
John Reynolds of Bridgeport was
\e guest of friends in town yester-
y. , . ,
s
, 4mm service
K
O
at Donneliy‘e.
-Adv.
Joseph Bayias of Cliff street and
Hegden of Oek street were Vil-
rs in Georgetown over the tveelt-
d.
7 I 0 O ,
"Your electrloal troubles will be
omptly taken care of here. House
rectory wiroing s specialty. Eleo-
1 equipment end lighting fixtures
mneble prices. Moeller' s Elec-
Shop. 28 Washington SL—Adv.
a O I .. 7
John Hoby 3: Sound View avenue
out yesterday in Stamford.
‘ e e s
3*- -’—Wsre. Atwater-Kent. and Garod
die Sets sold on easy terms at
A nneiiy' 5. --Adv.
. C C
- :feven, London of Parsdiso street
f a Wtor in Port Chester Sun-
‘Our one-third oif sale will con-
uc until Saturday, January 17th.
Join? -—A‘v. ~
~ 1 ié‘ - 2 s e
lfred Smith of Spring street spent
weekend in New York city.
l O O
i one Connors of Spring street was
~ for in Bridgeport over the
O O C
" , elve months to pay fox-‘7 an
J Washer at Donnelly's. -—Adv.
- Levine of Bridgeport was s
tor in town yesterday.
' e o e
ref—BANNER HOME, MADE
BAKERY. 1N0. ;
, you like nut cake? Try one
‘ is. Good sweet pecan nuts in
oneblack cake We have cup
with deliciously flavored frost-
"and breed and rolls fresh every
" ' 5 Monroe St.- Phone
"7'1
' unoement osi our
is.
Power go. .-_-Adv.
b
vidter in Bteuiford lest events:
Sole.
Power. Co.-Adv.
0
port essay.
end.
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visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
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the guest of friends in Springwood
yesterday.
0 ‘ 3 O 3
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cinque of
Ely avenue have had s. telephone in-
stalled in their home.
0 O 0
Joseph Gebbilo -of Benton street
was in. recent visitor in Stamford.
0
William Csibere of Paradise street
spent yesterday in New York. '
C 0 . 0
Mr. and Mrs. Jock Vitelll of Sum-
mit street bed as their guests over
the week-LIL ramble-.1 from bless:-
ark.
0 O O\
Mr. and Mrs.'Albert Benjamin of
South street entertained at their
home on Bunday relatives from New
CallMll.
street is getting Along nicely at .her
home where' she has been confined
.. the past few days by illness.
0 t C
Mrs...John Koveoks of Ely avenue
has recovered from her recent ill-
ness.
e e ~s . _ V
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zine of
Knapp street had (is their week-end
guest their son from Hartford.
. s v. -
George Burhart of Lexington ave-
nue spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
‘ e e e
Janice Letino of Benton street was
a. visitor in Hartford over the week-
end.
0 O O
The Senior Class of the Norwalk
High school have asked the Board
of Education for permission to hold
a dense at the High School on
February 13. The matter will be
taken up at the next meeting of the
Bolrd.’
Mme Ethel Schnefer of 6 Elm
street entertained, the members of
the Prothumsi club of the South
Not-walk Beptist church at her home
Monday eliciting.
O O O
A number of members of the
local Tribes of Red Men are plan-
ning to attend the smoker to be
given in_ Stamford Friday night by
the Tribe in that city.
7 e e 0
At the 'regular monthly meeting
of the Old Well Hook and ladder
company held Monday evening. a.
challenge for a pinocbio tournament
from the Mivflo'wer Boole and Led—
der company was received end ec-
cepted. The following committee
was named to srrenge for~the sit-
tings: John Shiner. Howard Finch
and Manuel Holley. They will meet
with s. committee from the Mey-
llower company at the company's
Quarters in Van Znndt street. Thurs-
day night. 3
e e
Merriam's orchestra has been en-
gaged for the lPlnt instellation to
be held this, evening by Butler
Lodge No. 97 and Colfax Encamp-
ment 0. sf. There will be dancing
’et tll close of the instelletion
ceremony. ;. .
‘
At the annual perish nteetiog of
the Christ church held MW:
Morebouse; Junior werden. Frank
.Sturdeirent: names, William
I A. Reid. J. Henry-Ce.rr. Frank B.
curs. Kerry remission. Joules this
' Iteith. Frank 13. Still-donut. Che.
A. Clark. Daniel 0.: Robinson. Sam‘-
uel W. Kelley. John Taylor. Joseph
Gilmen; parish clerk, William A.
. «7.1.:
m» ' m C
The Connecticut; TLlilit fit
that! Merge): Legit! street was a
.wm; May's not... for an-
bouncenteut of our greet Clearance
The Connecticut kisht &.
.9 r.
)lrs. Arthur“ Grey of Spring street .
wee the guest. of friends in Bridge-
new Wit-don of My svenue was
the guilt of his parents at their
home in Po’rtChester over the week-
. e -
John Nowell of Spring street was a
James steino of Bridgeport was
4:1 Maw-elm
Mrs. James Savastana. of Laura.
in the church the following officer:
~ (were elected. senior warden, Ari:
, children or Won nvenue
besnpreet.
chmeofsrukfstnti cumulus
,;bytheNeersstBelief mocks,
g'tl9n.‘ . _r
We.
Miss Ans. at. John Betta?!“ report
of the vericns church canonization
were med es well on the treesurer's
report which sold ”is; the church
wee in good uneneisl dition. six
new voting membere. accepted.
The vestrynlen will appoint a cent-
snittoe which will ”range for e. ger-
ere! meeting to melts pious
bretlon of the church which will
observed post November.
0 0 Q .
Francis K. Northrc rc'p. superinten-
dent of. the anndsy school. of the
South 'Norwslk Conflenfionel
church and Clare D. 110di will
speak at the ennuei dinner of the
officers and rescue of the East
Avenue' Methodist urch Hands:
school. which will b held in the
church Friday evening It 7:30
.cent «invention of Sunday schools
held in Waterbury. It is also ex-
pected that an officer of the Nor-
walk Council of Religious 'l‘réiuing
will address the gsthering 'on the
subject of uthe teacher's training
clesees which are to get under way
January 26. The supper will he serv-
ed by members of the Omicron cir-
cle under the suprevision of Mrs.
Bernstein Thomas.
I C o
The regular monthly meeting of
the Womsn‘s Foreign Missionary eo~
ciety of the Em Avenue Methodist
church was held at the home of Mrs.
Willis Been. Vanst street last
evening. 'The meeting was in charge
voted .to a. study of the early miss-
ionary work in Game. The work of
establishing churches. hoepiusls .und
stations in that country by mission-
ers was described. it was also an-
nounced st the meeting that the
Women's Foreign Miseiom eocilies
which are “fueled With the Hotbo-
diet churches throughout the cinn-
try have s debt of 201.000, which it
is hoped to be able to wipe out dur-
ing the present month.
- O O C
There " wee a very good ettsnde
once of. the evangelistic meeting
held inst evening in‘ the Advent
Christian chu cli. Rev. Li. C. Burtt
of Chelsea. ., is the speaker.
The subject of ltev. Burit's sermon
tonight will be "The Sign of the
Son of Mull." The series of inset-
ings errsngcd will continue for two
weeks. in connection with the ex-
ercisee there is an interesting’ musl-
cal prosrun‘ie chem of the Birch-
srd sisters of Burton.
o e e
The Womsn's Guild of Christ
church will hold s. meeting in the
church besement tomorrow after-
noon at 3 o'clock.
O O 0
Dr. end Mrs. C. F. Boutwell of
Wallace Avenue. who ore to leave
next month on s visit to Florida.
Were the guests of the “input: Cir-
cle of King's Daughters at e. supper
given in the Bouth Norwnik Baptist
church last evening.‘ Twenty guests
were present. Dr. end Mrs. Bout-
wcli expect to be ever for a month
or more.
O O C
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Geibo of
F rt Point street hove hsd on their
ent guests. relctives from Brook-
lyn.
I O I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wernnsky of
Osborn avenue entertained at their
home over the week-end. relatives
from New York city.
' O h . 0
Mrs. Lillisn Nichols spent yester-
day in Bridgeport.
O 0
Mr; and Mrs. John Cepuros of
.Fort‘Poiantreel have been enter-
taining relatives from Georgetown.
0” O O
Clercncd Hegdus of Stamford was
evisitor in town yesterday.
0
There will be e. meeting ofvthc
committees which sre to arrange
the plnochle tournament between
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
com end the Old Well Hook
end dder comm? in the buy-
fibwe'r quarters in Van Zandt street
tomorrow evening. The tournament
between the this teams of the Key-
dowel- compeny will get under way
nest it'l‘ueedsy evening. . Cornelius
Von ring will lead one teem
and Ernest beseech; twill head the
other side. '7 =
3M.
l ‘A 'i' 1
The usual meeting of the Indie:
Aid society of the nominee yo.
tist church is being held this after-
noon filth Na. d pt her
horns in asymond st ,.
0 CW
toluene “EA-I'm and
7,513
staying isomer-lensing its coldest
over 100 mast-:1.
sold end the
trots
res-row is in
for the twentieth anniversary cell-:4
o’clock. They will tell about the "-3;
queuing of the
' hnve the food called for.
mulbeCsumflmCen'
weather in over fifty I“gees-s. Alreedy 7A ,
lrvsneock has 7
Every of Antes-ice.
tenets ”rein Bastions com
‘mittee coiled to consider pro-
pouls for American edberenoe
towarldcodxt} . E t'ssg
..
rlculturel coin _
Prospective relief misdeeds.
‘ (thus st White ficuee broom
conference with President Cool.
‘idge. t
thlonnl ~distributlon boater-
once insets under the eusplces of
the Chamber of Commerce of
7 the United tee to «smear ini-
provetnen trade distribution
processes.
“secretary xenon culled es
witness for opening of housings
by Bennie Interstate Commerce
committee on bills to reduce in-
terest rate on govornment issue
to rsiiroede.
i
The monthly nice of the Wo-
men's Home Missio society»:
chine leer-bed of the way he wee
doing end tseeuse he wee neglecting
his site on it in order to have
the money“. sport eronnd on took
it from him. Often‘ when people
, 9'“ by our home my husband ed-_
intros ladies clothesweises, shspeei
etc. but VII“ 1 mam flint I need
something nice to wont: he always
haeeaexousenndseysbeneeds
clothes first. He hes three end
worn the seats cost for three years.
My hm mites good money.
eversguig 81: daily. liedoes not
are one cent sud I seldom see any
lhv Reweyton Methodist church we:-
held yesterds: sfurnoon st the
home of are. Barry 8. 3”“
North ’street. Mrs. William F. Jen
nings wee in cherge of the meeting. 1
The reguls; mid-week preyer
meeting of the Bowieyton Methodist
money. He tries to get me to put
tn. babies in s nurses-y on go to
work somewhere. He is e good
iprovider for the teble. but .that is
all. He tells me to lseve end that
he does not cure my more for me
I m discouraged end would like real
honest advice.
8
t st 7
oclock.
C l 1%.; .
A special meeting of the Perents
and Teechers society of the Sends:
school of the liowmon Beptist
church will be held st the home of
Mrs. E. Bowel-d Every in Penuoyer
street took? at 8 o'siock.
, .7 .7
The new music committee of the.
Rowsyton Bsptist church which is
composed of Mrs. AlfredJ. C. Beck-
lus. Mrs. Frederick P. Stencil and
David Albrecht. is planning: s num-
ber of interesting features for the
coming your.
I 0
Mrs. Samuel Hall. who has cbnrgo
of the “blocks” fonthe quilt which
the members of the Ever Ronny
C-lrciv of King‘s Daughters ore Pink-
ing. has asked that all "monks”be
returned to her lefore the next,
urgenisetion so thst‘
til" quilt my be nude up en: dis-1
weed of. The Fcbium meeting ofa
the circle will be held February 3
at the home of Mrs. William the
Fonz nine in Gratin-ti street.
George A. Wright of Crew avenue
who is spooning with lieu-y bash
in her new play inputs on: engage-
‘Inenl in New York city thin week.
George A. Wright. Jr.. stage men-
eger of" “the Seventh Rest-en”
company is on e. tour with his com-.
peny through the middle west. He
expects to be nwsy for three months. i
s ew‘e
Members of the Ledles' euxiiia-
riee of the Rowsyton Hose compeny
are busy soliciting food for the na-
nunl oyster supper to be served by
the Rose compsby in the floor
House Frldey evening. Any “cinchI
in the village who would like to
contribute something to the supper
and whose home hee,not been visit-
ed. is asked to notify Mrs. Eerie P.
Stevens. McKinley place. ates-w
and arrangements will be mode to
It is eJt-.I
pected thst Harvey Achsrt end
Frank and will call for the
food Fri afternoon. ‘
lilies Verne Decker. daughter of
Captain and Mrs. Royal H. Decker
of McKinley place. is manned to
her home suffering from luxuries
sustained yesterdsy ‘when she fell.
Miss Decker. who is m student It the
Not-wet High school. slipped on the
ice on the steps at her home. She
wronuhed her buck and also meldin-
od several body hruisfi '
O O 0
Mrs. Henry J‘oreit of McKinley
pings is getting along nicely et her
home. where she has been con-
inked the pest few days with the
grip.
street will entertsin the members of
the Will society. of Romyton
next W
dist 1:00pm in Brooklyn.
l
Mrs. Ira H. RigginqprGKlnlsy *
et the reguier s‘eml-monthlv ineetov . '
ing. which will be held st her home ..
sheet!” nfternoen. The. ‘
society is now sewk: for the Heine-Q ‘
,7: “using slices. ens adopting the cube
‘ist‘pflterns whet-sell. eliminate are
' no strap-71nd owne-
' long} white gloves for
in a
GERTRUI‘IE.
_ An unhappy mother hes to con-
sider her problem from two angles.
It is neceesery for her to contem-
plate life without her husband in
order to decide which wey shenend
the children ere better off. cum-
vnte cheerfuiness and make it erulc
never to neg. criticise or complain.
. Your nusbend is just the type to re-
spond to prelse end if you tool: for
four suite to my one dress. I have;
on recently and esteem t7.
terribly the wt"! it
curses at me. 1 cm mile to Conny
house work lull!“ I do the "M
can sun nurse 2310:.de When
comes in end duds s. little thing“ in:
Aldous he fileses. His. brother. taunt-
' er then he is. ~\bnt not grow.
stays with us end he is wreckiuc
01115 home.
both fuse at me “and l have to taste
in. Ihaipetoweitontllbmuid
stand everything. His brother
now me and n won-lee sue
to death; I never .get anything I
went. and I hate no privileges It
all. I never go anywhere beceuse
I have no money. What little he
gives me is for bills and lies-div
surely be nppreciitod.
WORRIED HEART.
Any young mother who does her
own housework. and cures for end
nurses her" ova baby is nervous.
In your case you have the sdditionel
strain of having recently undergone
an operation. Probably your
doctor could mnlte your husband
see your condition end the need you
have for "harmony and cle-operation
better than anyone else, and there-
fore my advice is to tell him what
301: have told me and ask him to
A
mo ng to he said on
son:- husband's side of the problem
too. He is a. mere boy who finds
himself struggling- with the respon-
sibliiti»: of a man. He has had to
face the expense of the beby and
of tour operation and the strain
has undoubtedly made him irritable
and nervous. It is unfortunate thet
he pgeiting into the heblt of cure-
ing and criticising you. end he
should be msde to see his mistake
The Christians noel Committee of
the fled Cross reports s good sale
of the mill stickers this your. large-
ly due‘to the efforts of are. George
H. Noson. hood of the committee,
and the school children. Although
complete return: are not yet a‘allv
eble, th receipts to the present time?
1:. $82 .89.
. O O G e
Ceroline Helen Schlichting. sister
or George M. V. scbiichting of
Sedgewink nvenue. left is not one n_
of $0.81!.“ when she died en 0.»;
tone:- ll, nedordlng to e muster tax; ‘
slete sppreissl on file in the Surro-
gste Court. VBrooltiyn.’ fly the terms
of the will Mule Cehlichting of 1322
Brooklyn elvenue. cud George K. v.
Schlichting. of Dot-ten: brothers. each
receive 83.48119.
Hr. nnd Mrs. A.’ H. noun“ cl ';
Collender's EointAnuudge sud Hrs. ‘
I
uerit'Normsn of Prospect evenee.§
sailed on Seturde‘y for 1 six week‘s
trip ab .“' They will‘vislt Perle.
London. and spend some time in
Italy. returning to the United States
some time in bin-ch.
. V "7,
The Holy. Name Society of St.
Johns Catholic church held its en-
noel meeting end election of officers;
in St. John's Hull on Sunday evening. .
The Society. which is shown to be
in e prosperous condition. elected;
the following caicers: President.
'lhomes Furs-oily;
Willistn Geyetto; Secretory; lierlin
Derby; Treasurer. Arthur Weed;
Marshall. William Dcisnt Aseistnnt
Mershell. Done. Gnyette: Consultore.
Willem Dolsn, to Csnelli. Den-
nis Quirk sud J Smith.
C O 3
are. John s. Feirbsnks of Old
King‘s nghmy, will entertein the
Thursdsy night club ‘hls‘week.
0 0 Q
A surprise was held et the
home of Wilfisld B. Kn‘ylor. Nor-omit 7
Heights. on Sunday evening. cele—
brating his 78nd birthdays. fishy
presents were given Mr. Ksylor. who
innumerable friends. both in
en end Stamford. ; where he
worked st the Isle & Towns plant
for sunset to years without e break.
Albert Blachne or calender-’3
Point is confined to his home by ni-
, NEW TORI».
7; none; is smug into tapestry iodai:
Vice-president. ’
The material used is moueeeline dc
soir end by the use 0: godets en.
crusted with eiivm- of gold lace up—
peerence of floating erece is given
«hen lhe’vroarur moves
O I 0
Jan. 14 ~Norc
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Satin Favored
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very et-
bleekpslenilesthetmt’h
treetlveffi
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LONDON. no. lite-Ilia vogue of
then am so... bean-e an. inset
nepnler of the list envelope begs»
carried be? American women ogre of
1e» _-1 **
that materiel. Men: of the
m donned with we clues.
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, realise thet -l are nervous. Kenn;
m 310
He and my .11de "
eneught for that. Your advice will
have u tall: with your ”genomic/—
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30 prong“ 1 . . 7 28 To open (arch)
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33. Not Willi: . the U. S.
35 Atmosphoflc conditions 43 Cooked on a gridiron
37 A digit , 46 Elevations
38 Post ten-e ,mflx) ~ 46 concerning
:9 Deity (Latin) 48 Odor
ll Fstbere' 49 Steps in e fence
4: Head coverine’ 50 A crazy field
44 Personal pronoun 51 Filthy habitation
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:7 Also not 63 Squares of type
«18 Files cleft 58 Death rate ‘
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‘
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»- m 7 ‘3 an” the milk end sugar and M
, ' A ' m » for shout fifteen xinutee:
Boiled Rice with Dues. 'l‘op Mill: beeten egg end mm s1 '
~5‘ ' ' Bugs: 7 *" mills extract. Put all law
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' Illa
mores-k _ Kilt Gravy ruli
. ' &ffee 7' Some but Mlh e 1'
hour.
either red raspbcm or
sauce preferred.
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SUGGESTIONS
Perhaps this motile: ‘es than
may help some oil mr "if”
bottle babies. Sh ("“155
‘ trying to think of some
for ts. bottles and MW".
men: others. hsve no N”
kitchen for the spud" W
scribed in various baby W
{we aw smell. mots: 33;"
nets on eele ver)’ 6 i“
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dink. Put three glasses on“
shelf. one for sterilised 5‘9
for tiled once end one for m
‘ leech feeding time i “1",,
. front the prepared bottle. ’
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