these-win be a meeting at the
encore. Grand Lodge rep—
. ' . and the local members
Odd Fellows in Odd Fellows hall,
' O O C
dilute l’ca. Coal. Harris a
*-I.alv.
, ' e, o o
‘hdrow Chek oi Lexington avenue
"a. business visitor in Stamtord
e e e '
. dyeing and tailoring
k (new and gentlemen's) done
"v’ntiatmory manner and conser-
' ' prices charged. Called for
‘d delivered. Twin City Valet. 61
am. ldaln 8t. Pho.ne 408.——Adv.
. .
newer-tonne of Spring street has
voted iron: his recent illness.
0
U
at
0
at Donnelly’s.
.o— se Vl‘
Radio r k Adv.
in?!
1H
0 O O
, Joseph Urban of Oak street was
_ visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
. I O
—Yofir c. .cal troubles will be
firomptly taken care or here. House
' ind iactory wireing a specialty. Elec-
/ 3““! equipment and lighting fixtures
”it reasonable prices. Mueller's Elec-
tric Shop, :8 Washington St—Adv.
“
he
f
5’ H
‘ U 0
Efffiugh Peterson of Spring street
‘ 33 dotting along nicely at his home
" more he has been confined by m-
. W-
" a a e
' ?: -—Ware. Atwater-Kent, and Garod
Bets sold on easy terms at
unelly's.——Adv. .
32". "‘ o e
5 James Burns of Paradise street
’ a visitor in New York City yes-
; ay.
" a e e
:5 -—Our onevthird oi! sale will con.
unite until Saturday. January 17th.
Eleni e Lia—Adv. . ,
~ 3; Archie Terrie of Cedar street was
glutinous visitor in New York City
, erdsy.
. O C O
“ —Twelve months to pay tor an
Easy Washer at Donnelly's.—Adv.
. O 0 O
., .John O'Connor of Taylor avenue
bent yesterday with friends in
fltamford.
If: 0 o a
?2. THE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP
' .1111. Leon Agranov. want the people
v H Nerwalk to have confidence in my
'ka business. I have lived in
nth Norwalk four years. I was
. lly with Richard Noah. 1 went
'd‘uto business {or myself. I opened
{jewelry store at the City Hotel
Building. I was there two years. I
had my customers. they had confl-
ddnoe in me. staying there for a
direat while. The building was being
remodeled. I had~to move out. I
Mod a large. convenient store at 123
lWashington St. I opened in April.
: ”2}. known as The Jewelry Gift
, Ilium—Adv. '
.
James Hornlck of Sound View ter-
_ fine was a visitor in Bridgeport yes-
terday. .
e
O O O
LAUNDRY HAS A WELL
EQUIPPED - v»
- establishment tor the turning out of
' u! features of laundry work——
. flaundry wbrk o! the' better sort" by
the way. Whether you have rough.
git-y or flat work wet wash. rag rugs.
blankets. lace curtains or the finest
.Q delicate wearing apparel to be
.‘ut to this establishment it will re-
give close and expert attention from
a time it leaves your premises un-
“it is returned properly laundered.
. 7;: i .7 FA
ou’vemd by the deliveries (mm The
'flar Laundry. 11 Cross St.. Nor-
Wk. Telephone 8384.—Adv.
’ e a a
”Elinord Jackson of Bridgeport
in Spring-
fias the guest oi friends
. d .
good sector a; ‘
-—50th -C. A. C. Reunion Fund
7 street have had as their
their daughter. from New
. O O .
v-We deliver anywhere. We hold
,4 for future delivery. We lay
’ bloom tree andgiés you the best
service. But this is nothing new:
' been doing this for twenty
.Vine'a—Adv.
llooming and coed
’ EFF
James Maples o! flulvoy place h
spending the day in )3" York CI"-
’ e a o _ .
" —Skates sharpened and reputed
here. Enjoy tho mans with not
wothing states.
Alpha Plating Works, at Day It.
Phone 969.—Adv.
C O O .
Joseph Dixon of Sound View ave.
nus has returned train a visit filth
relatives in No: for}. >
MO SERVICE co,
-—Electrlcsl contractors. radio
supplies. house and actor: wiring.
tight and power. Electrical appara-
ins and supplloa Electrical motors
and repairs. These above points
cover what we do and have (or sale.
onion and store. 1 Ely Ave. Phone
302-14.——Adv. _
O O 0 .
Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Cliff
street have as their guests. relatives
from New Yorl: City;
»-Our prices today are beyond
comparison. To be sure. investi-
gate this statement and convince
yourself that this is so. Anticipat-
ing future needs has made our ex-
traordlnary values possible. Antici-
pate your tutor. needs and buy now
-—-it's economy to do so. Angevlne‘s.
-—-Adv. '
' a e e
Mrs. Frank De Martino oi Ely ave-
nue is ill at her boat‘s.
O O
-Ilehlgb Coal. Barrio c Cans.-
adv.
e 0 0
Joseph Galbo. eon o! Idr. and
Mrs. Mathew Galbo 02 Lowe street.
was the guest a honor at the birth-
day parw given at his homo Wed»
nesday evening by his parents. it
was Joseph's eighth birthday.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Mathew Galbo. as. 0! East
Norwalk: Mr. and Mrs. Antonio
Nicolletta. Mr. and hire. Lawrence
Kiato. Mr. and Mrs. Nichloas Gar-
tield and family. lira. John Foriz.
Mr. and Mrs. “William Garfield and
' daughter ot‘ Port Chester; Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Caner-la and daughter
or Bridgeport..an.d P. Petrncelli.
O
-—Bsst Coal. Barns I sank-Adv
. O O O
There'will be a. rehearsal oi the
choir of the South Norwalk Congre—
gational church tomorrow evening
at 7 o'clock.
I I 0
—Buy your Victrola on Bay
Terms at Donnally'a—ddv-
O O 0
Mrs. Mary Gall 0: 38 Lowe street
was given a surprise partyat her
home last evening. It was her birth-
day. She received a number of
gifts including a loo-piece dinner
set. flowers. cut glass and silver.
During the evening. lilies Mildred
Gall entertained with piano selec-
tions. There were also violin selec-
tions given by Frank Gall and sel-
ections on the banjo by Fred Kn-
pcsy. Miss Mildred Kranlt and Mi.
Margaret Pram r entertained with
novelty dancing while Miss Eliza.-
beth Koskes and Miss Elizabeth
Dokus sang. '
0 O .
~—La.st day or our L3 0!! Sale, to~
mcrrow. Donnelly’s.-Adv.
O C C '
Oscar Clinque has added to his
coin collection several pieces found
in the attic oi a house in Ely aven-
nuo. Cllnquo‘was making prepara-
tions to renovate the attic he dis-
covered somo English coins. bearing
the dates 1723. 1735. 1749 and 1730.
There were also two American coins
of 1829 and 1845. An old letter. sent
and mailed from Boston. was also
resurrected.
O O O
VINCENT LOPEZ HIMSELF
There is dance music and dance
music—and then there is the loss of
1:. Vincent Lopez orchestra directed
by Vincent Lopes himselt. It is the
extraordinary Vincent Lopes rendi-
tions which will draw a'crowd to
the "Rita." Bridgeport. Conn.. Mon-
day evening. January 19th.. for Mr.
Lopez is coming himselt and bring-
ing with him. twenty-dye of his most
famous players to give a dance pro-
gram that will include the numbers
he has made most famous by radio.
phonograph and in person during
his New tori: engagements. Mr.
Lopez is a baudmhster who does
thlngs a. little differently and a little
better than other men who operate
bands. and the dancer who wants to
know just what the best of dance
NEW RECORDS
' ‘ Out Today
I". in and Hear Them
fl _
JDONNELLY’s
= late. so. m 8i.
i:
music is like will do well to be in
at this toast of dance music—Adv.
Everything is in readiness to make
.the annual supper or the Bowayton
‘ Hose company in the Rose house to-
' night one ottbe best ever. The sup-
[per will be served between the hours
oi 8 and 8 o'clock. It will be “how-
'ing. music for which will but fur-
ed by a Metal. There will be dance
finished by a- popular orchestra The
members oi the Ladies’ Aua‘dllary un-
them.'heywili have something is... null- and.
addition. the-ability to savozoriorger things. many
' my depositors are under twenty. .'
-‘rln,
City Briefs and p...
ton-Tn WM W‘slf'%}.—i=fi+f
'“u‘
do: no Men or lire. Sarto on.
W president. will serve" “the
supper. Harold Wilson is chairman
oi the committee which has ar-
ranged the attain. , .
O O 0
id!- Beloo In: at Crockett-treat
wm entertain the member! o! the
Friendly service club at u- post
meeting.
0 O 3 ~
'3. W. Cole who is spending the
winter in Brooklyn was the recent
goon o! triads h the village. Ir.
Lois and his doubler. In“ Gill's.
Cele. is staying at the,home at It.
and Mrs. Henry Leach in Brooklyn
while nr. and Jim. Leach are in
Calliornia.
0‘ O C
The Community motherhood will
hold a meeting in the Methodist
church Tuesday maths at 8 o‘clock.
O O O
The annual meeting and election
oi odioers oi the ladies' Aid society
0: the Bowayton Hetbodilt church
will be held in the chapel or . the”
church Wednesday alternoon. Januo
ary 3. A social will follow the bust“
noes meeting. All members are urg-
ed to be present.
C O 0
litre. H. Wilson or Rowuton are.
one has recovered from her recent
illness.
0 0 0
Mn. Frank Crockett o: Crockett
street is the guest of her son. Chas.
Crockett in New Haven.
0 O 0
Members at the mar Ready circle
at Kings Daushters who have not
returned the "blocks" tor the quilt
are asked to send them in to Ira.
Samuel 3111 as soon as possible.
0 O 0
Mrs. Mary Thomes oi Bowayton
avenue who has been spending sev-
~ oral weeks with her son and his
wife. Kr. and Mrs. Edwin Themes in
Jamaica, has returned to her home.
Arnold ‘North, the young son at
Rhys H. North. is,rcstlng comiort-
obly' at the Norwnllt hospital alter
an operation :or appendicitis which
was performed recently.
0 O C
The semi-monthly meeting oi the
Good Will society will be held with
M‘rs. Ira B. Kisslns at her home in
McKinley place Wednesday after-
noon. Tbe members are at present
making pads for the Methodist Bos-
pltal in Brooklyn.
’ I O C
A tineprogrsm is being arranged
by the Enterprise committee of the
Rownyton Methodist church for the
entertainment which is to be given
in the church next Friday evening.
It will include a live reel Western
motion picture with a popular star
in the leading role‘. . There will also
be instrumental and vocal numbers.
The committee is composed oi the
younger members or the olllcial
board of the cliirch.
O O O
The annual meeting of the Fifth
Ward Republican ‘Women of the
Norwalk Republican \Voman'a asso-
ciation will be held in the Royal
James Inn. Monday afternoon at
2:45 o'clock. Miss Lucy Prim 0!
New York city. one of the speakers
on the staff or the New York Rae
publican \Voman’s association will
be present to address the meeting
on some phase or the national ad-
mistratlon policy. There will also
be a. musical program. Mrs. \Vii-
liatn F. Ambler oi Rowayton avenue
will be soloist. :ilrs. Harry Stacey
Benton is chairman oi lilo arrange-
ment committee. > i
Wfimrk—fgo'b’ are music? Tea
will be served under the supervision
of Mrs. Chester W. “'ithington. All
the Republican women of the ward
are urged to be present. Women
who would like transpartaiion are
urged to communicate with Mrs. H.
W. Wilson who has charge of the
motor corp division.
IW
hi. D. Motley, popular East avenue
grocer has purchased iron: Pauline
Schimerllng her property which is
located at Gregory boulevard and
Fenwick street; _ ‘
The choir ot Christ church will
hold its regular weekly rehearsal in
the rectory ot the churchtonight at
7:30 o’clock.
O O 0
Howard Van Zilen ot Hawkins
avenue has returned tram a visit with
relatives in New Jersey.
0 t .
Miss Grace Lowndes of Soavlew
avenue was hostess to the members
or thp app. club at her home Tues-
day evening. ‘
O O 0
Friends of Miss Mildred Bell will
be sorry to learn that. she is comin-
od to her home in Cove annually
illness.
e e e g. .
A special buoiness meeting 0! the
Bwoaleli Ooh'tregatibnal church was
held last evening when plans tor
making repairs to the church organ
were tallied over. . No definite ac-
tion was taken however and an in-
vestigation Will be made to deter-
mine the amount which will have to
be expended to make the necessary
repairs. At the nest church meet-
ing a decision will be made as to
whether the present orsau will be‘
.;._repaired or a new one purchased.
, re .
"indoor. evening. was. old well edit-
.puny includes Em ..
‘7 in
"We; 3'3th Removal
glide.
. m, ”bf?” the
C I O
The committee oi the Old Well
,, Hook and Ladder company and the
: play-newer Hook and Ladder coma
‘pany. which were recently appointed
7
l
newer, in» '
to arrange a. plnochle tournament
between the twooouamm held a
meeting 118' ‘ .t in the, May-
._ in Van Zandtrstrm
1: «timescale tor-hold the -drst”ln
{go series or, sits-sittings in the, Old
ll'rooina. Central fire dam-next
m" Boiler and essentially.
You~ ’Coeverisgi '
Mrs! Pergyjiuanrendonu sesm... mun;
Wham“ . ,-
. V‘ ', LEW, g
immanent-use meet at noon.
~‘Amerlcoa Engineering council
nous two day convention. f
, am society or N".-
m editors convenes in annual.
m -
floats oontln‘ nos debate on
”com Cuban severe-
my ', ; AY, JANUARY m,
to visit them {handout want me.
They call me a. foot; I mm
and talk about current topics or
to a good show. but they we d
rather stay at home and drink and
smoke and ball vile can It"
had better chances tor a education
than 1'. did. but they are very illit-
ltlb “bribe isle of Pines.
r
blocs u! 7.80 o'clock as previously
onnoiinced. Among the speakers
wtll be Francis K. Northrop. super-
intendent o! the South Norwalk
Congregational church and Clare 1).
Hodgemau. who will describe 'the
recent convention held in Waterman.
03: odloor or the Norwali: Council 01
Religious Education will also be pr.-
ent to an at the work being done
by,‘that_ organisation. The supper
willbolnchargootmambersotihe
OmricOn circle under the direction
or Mrs. Benjamin Thomas. She will
be assisted by hire. dea Broadwall.
Mrs. Harry Cooley. Milo Lids-tho
Morgan. Miss Ruth Carothen. mu
nlnnie Brewer. Mrs. Leslie Cerium.
Mrs. James Finch. lira. Howard Gor-
ham. Mrs. Arthur J. Pannell and It".
.1. Wesley Slauson.’
Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols
have returned from a visit“ with
relatives in New Jersey.
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Miss Lillian Ferguson of. St.
John. street. principal at the nor-
vin school. is in charge of the pri-
mary. department of the courses be-
ing sponsored by the Non-walla Coun-
cil 0! Religious Education.
0 O 0
Leonard Han-ls. son or Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Harris at First street is
ill at his home.
I
o. 0*
Kim Helen iluhbell has returned
to Williamsport. PI... alter a visit at
her home in East avenue.
0 C O
, The regular weekly dance of the
Norwalk Country club will be held
on Saturday evening. The protram.
the music for which will be fur-
nished by a popular orchestra. will
include a number-.0! :2on features
The membrcs of Mrs. Thomas Bozo
ter‘s Sunday-school class or the
East Avenue Methodist church will
present. "Billy's Bungalow.” a three
act comedy in the Sunday-school
rooms or the cnurch next Friday
evening at 8 o'cloélt. It will be
given under the direction oi are.
Arthur J. Pennoll and the proceeds
will be added to the general church
fund. ' The story concerns the ex-
perience or a group of young folks
Who are marooned in a bungalow on
an «nodular the week-end. A storm
comes up and carries away the one
boat. When the food is all up. they
pin a note to a ltite and what tol-
lowa involves the players in a series
at amusing incidents. The cast is as»
follows: Billy. Middleton. Lock-
wood Pennoll; Peggy Middleton.
Dorothy Loveioy. Col. George Vor-
lter. Earl Screw: Miss Inura Cauld-
well. Bertha Yeterson. Miss Doro-
thy Reynolds. Miss Kitty Campbell.
Katherine Pennell. Theodore Thurs-
ton. Elmer Reynolds. Hon. Francis
Fairweather Spauldiug. Milton Slau-
son.
' O
The Oxiord club or East Norwall.
has been reorganized and new of-
ficers elected. They are Theodore
lioggson. president; Roy Rider. vice-
. O
and Charles Bedoll. treasurer. The
members or the entertainment com—
mitteo‘ are Cliff ‘Wood. Theodore
Hoggson. Roy “fright and irving
Grace. The ilrst meeting at which
these officers presided was held
\i‘ednesday evening in the. club
rooms in Van Zandt street. Mom.
bership in the club is open to any
young man between the age or 18
and 25 years. Boys desiring to be-
come nlilliated with the society are'
invited to visit the room any evening
but Saturday.
2509ELEGATFS
ANDERIENDSAT
Letter Carriers Here
M a k i n 3' Provision
For Big Sta’te Ses-
sion Feb. 23 ‘
One hundred delegates and one
to attend the 81st annu‘u convention
of the Connecticut State association
or Lotter Carriers to be held in Nor.
walk February at. the day on which
brated this year. This announce-
ment was made today by William R.
Cahill. letter carrier smelled to the
delegates and others will be guests
of Branch No. 1’". Iii. A. L. C.
m convention itsolt. will-start at
1:80 o'clock in Red Ken's hall.
new street. The! new reports.
:11! be read
proudest—:or-national.vico president
will be present at the convention and
deliver an 'dddreu.
are ,o'cloék‘ln'the evening a m.
quet wiiibe‘keid “the Bowman‘s:
Inn. A, putrid: entertainment is
m. m edz-‘ln'oonnection ‘
«mm , . "‘3‘
ton, Elmer Crosby. Gordon bliddle-;
P. 0. CONVENTION .
hundred and flity guests are expected -
Firetdistflct postofloawho lepre— ';
sldsoi. o! the mate sssociatiom no .1
'Wcmwloctod. to mail
. e eitheriho national
crate. Even my mother prefers to
go with my sisters rather than me.
won't talk with, no. lather ”and
sister have done some awful things.
butiormownselzrespootltryto
hold my mother up. I. musick for
as. long time and my mother put me.
out on the street and would not take
years as her second hupband leit
her withethreo children. a. boy, and
two girls—the sisters‘! speak of. She
said before she would work. she
would peddle her body. I turned all
my earnings over toner and denied
myself all pleasures and lies. I
married young and’ had large
iamlly. We always shared With hér
hall or what they could have had.
i helped her put things in the home
for herself an 3! brother. The
last time I went to my home town
I did not stay there. I could not
stand her tormenting. Brother earns
from $65 to $85 a wool: and gets his
beard and home for :810 a. week.
They are always demanding money
from me. She got hurt and got
money to pay her doctor bills and
did not pay them. I paid them. She
pays $7 tor shoes and no for a
coat. She will make a dress. wear
ltacoupleoitlmoatearitupor
give it away. I have remarried and
FASHION“?
News Notes
NE“? YORK. Jan. ls—Pleaia
liavc a score or uses today. blade
or tulle. voile or mousseline do sole.
they are used tor‘collar and cull!
sets. The collars are turned up
about the cars or turned down
about the shoulders as one favors
the Elizabethan or the Charles 1.
types. Pleat: also form the edging
of sleeves and for jabots running
from neck to waist line.
0 O 0
NEW YORK. Jan. ill—One dress
brouuzht today from Paris would
have bought the entire slate of New
York from the lndians ir Henri’
Hudson had carried it for trade pur-r‘
poses. For it is made entirely 0!
red. green and steel heads. strung
in horisontal baud: rcvcn inches
with: and worn ovor a black satin
slip.
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I I 0
NE“? YORK. .lnn. lG.-—-I‘ule
scents {or pink people are. helm:
Gown Personifies
Smart Simplicity
l
l
core at me. We support here over ‘0.
of course my own had to do with,
who u ' t . be h“ and
brought. . I» ms I one we
W and mother thing we
amt to help him now. Ho has
two on kehp’she says. a
mousse: out. she saloons
did not do it. but site use
once bolero too. I saw, her do it.‘
‘ - amass.
um! I! and should no longer m
It is evident “that your mother
shorts and that anything you do in
the tutors will be m wort. 8!
no means contribute to your broth-
er's support because be h making
enough and old enough to stand on
his own feet. .l'or companionship
your trieoda your child
No looser eye out the little
which m can be 08 we
own zonally. ,‘lou have
in giving to your
her umliy long on»
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3
fie
9
5':
6
a?
aides-theaters. Ithlnkquito
of her . She has some pie:-
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p
2
long “evening gloves ma emu
mid more “pend". this have been
r“. extensively worn and now are
popular in the 1:. lo and '30 button
lengths in suit kid or suede. White.
black and the fistel shades predom-
mute.
, C O O
DOKDON. Jan. l‘r—Not only
have swordsvbecomo plough shares
but the puttees which were mud
crusted throuah winters in the
trenches have become the proper
thing tor winter sports “both 39!“
men and women. The olive drab of i
the army. however. has given way
to the brigheot colorrin these spir-
al leg coverings.
O O '
er. uomrz. Jan. lop-comfort
not beauty mark the stockings worn
for skiing and the toboganning here.
They are 01 very heavy wool and
are turned back well above {the
knee overdue knickerbockers it the
latter are worn. They look bully
and awkward but are a wonderful
protection in event of spills.
O O O
PARIS. Jan. ld.——Instead oi
scar-ts taking another turn. they
have undone the turns they pro-4
yioualy have had. The latest ac-
cessories oi this sort are oi crepe
' do chine. about two inches wide.
long and ending in a. gold or ailvu
tassel. They are' worn hanging (tom
thoghoulders but not twisted about
the throat. ‘
4-.
Washington’s birthday is to be odio- r;
‘ am in Pboohix. arisen mas not.
" We is “Wiles um lone“ I
. 7 7 g ‘3” .
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At the last regular meeting or the
Darien Improvement allocation it
was planned to discontinue meetings
for the winter. The nonhmoetiug
will be held on tho seeond'l‘uooday
in April. _at which time it was
planned to hold a. dance (or the
4 young people oi ‘ho town.
0 C 0
Raymond Street have already be~
gun to cut ice at their pond. It has
reached a. thickan 0! nine inches
already.
Mined Slaughter. son 6: our. and
Mrs. w. H. slaughter of Mandela
nrenueais sick at his hope.
" O I ,
‘ Walter Bates. tree warden. has re-
covered iron: a severe cold which
confined him to his home.
' a e’ e
The next mastitis oi the Dorian
chapter or the Red Cross will be
hold is the Rosie school on
Wednesday. January at. This will
use up the worl: done at the last
meeting. which was ruled illegal
because hi the absence or a quorum
oi 1926 members. ‘M that meeting
uoo .votbd do be espoused tor
the Po o Health Nurse on soar.
a. move which does not meet with
the approval is: some members. '
— C C
v Miss Basel Bottoms or index.
”“4 ll.- .ll “belittling at the
“1° I! Junior null school in the
lam asd‘notbonouoa smears
is place or lira. Dorothy Holmes.
who 9"" ‘lfl'flofabeosoe or
several months visiting «pm. "1..
tests is an A. B. oi um. Ramiro.
and _ bad 18 years' teaching ex-
perience. ,
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hates.
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out it e mi a ween . o '
New goth. In. 3.9mm” la
is a. teacher it: 8:11; Jersey.
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