. r nod factory wircing a specialty. sue-
" , week-end.
Iv . forms at Donneliy's.—Adv.
, impatience: Light
V In-i’eatiafactory manner and conser-
: gathering the Fairfletd County Yale
.1 Alumni association
,- Saturday night lit the University club
in Bridgeport oy Dr.
‘1. titular. Judge John Keogh, and Rob-
ert Van Buren.
st reasonable prices.
. trio Shop, 28 Washington St.-—Adv.
avenue is spending the day in New
s york city. ‘
I Easy"ther at Donueliy‘a—Adv.
, has resigned her position with the
{Vi—sun c. A. c. Rednion Fund
i Dance. Armory, Tonight. Cameo Ser-
‘ Adv.
, a visitor in Stamford yesterday.
{ e a o _
. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reynolds of
,home over the week-end
v Paul Fedor of Laura street and Ar-
. . IDONNELLY’S
iwhikers were. interested in moons Murphyh “Lat, her
mthtlfatfi'Charles J. Allen. of home inmy'avenue.
‘ and Pdwer ._ ."0-0
‘ . hasheen advanced by the ‘80s! Coal..ue.rns.&yuahs—>Adv
- from auditor» to executive -
’t to the vice-proudent. Hrs. Corrie Godfrey at Spring
' 0 0 street had as her weekosnd‘guests
0
triends from Stamford.“ ‘
‘ a e s .
TONIGHT-AT m m
e' With Vincent [Apes in person
conducting twenty-eve oi his most
famous solo. there will 3be
sure to he's. great gathering .at ”he
“Rita". Bridgeport. Connecticut. to-
night. Ila—Lopes is making only a
brief tour and he is scheduled to
give the local dance fans a treat
such as they have not known before
this season. It is said that no bend
master has such control of his
players or such perfect rythym as
this Lopes who' has-done more to
gain for Jan. recognition as genuine
music than any‘etlger .directora—Adv.
Char-lest. Geraled of Lowe street
has as his guests friends from All.-
bame. ‘ .
{- :f‘ ‘ .. ' '
Them fielsn and we. Pren-
‘ -.~oi' Spring .lallil, attended a
1h New York city last night.
.7 O C .
{—Cleanln . 'dyelng and tailoring
' riled and gentiemen's) done
prim charged. _Calied for
_ delivered. Twin city Valet. fl
ofih‘laln St. Ehe‘ne sot—am.
. ' .
'llr.-nnd Mrs. Richard B. Gustaf-
gou of Platt street. Were visitors in
_‘ '_ eport yesterday. _
. ' ,’, ‘ p, s e
-Ea.dlo ‘seryioe ”at Donnellv's.
» " ‘ -adv.
f s s o ‘
'Norwalk was represented at the . . .
Henry Wadsworth of Oak street
street spent yesterday with relatives
in Bridgeport. _
re-union held
William W.
My; Dr. Edward Tracey. Attor-
ney Edward J. Quinlan. Louis Leh-
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Joseph Warden of Sound View eve
nue was a. visitor in Stamford yes-
terday. _ _ '
1 0' O I
Ventral-a Jackson of Bridgeport
visited with friends in town over the
week-end. .
e e e '
Steven Urban ct Cliff street was
a week-end visitor. in.Brldguport.
O
V —-Your electrics. troubles will be
promptly taken care of here. House
trial equipment and lighting fixtures
Moeller‘s Elec-
Joseph Warden of Oak street spent
. lire. William Places of Lexington
yesterday in Stamford.
0
James Firdler of Ely avenue spent
yesterday ln‘New York.
..
—!‘relve months to pay for an
C C O
. . . . Mrs. Alfred Smith of Spring street
lira. Lydia Dyan oi Cross street has taken a position in New York
city. . ’
C C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ynhas of
Lowe street had as their guests yes-
terday friends from Bridgeport.
Jacob Shoe company.
, O O C
sanders—Adv. ..
O C 0
Joseph White of Laws street was
3 Visitor in New Canaan over the
O C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reynolds of
Scribner avenue have had a radio
installed in their home.
0 C 0
Steven Glenn. of Flex lilll road is
ill at his home.
0 O O
' James Jacobs of Paradise street
was a visitor in Stamford lest even-
. 0
-—Buy your
C O . ,
Vic-Hols on Easy
. 0 O o
Mr."and Mrs. Stanley Stroffolino
of ,Flex Hill road had as their week-
* end guests Mrs. Stroftollno’s mother ing. . -
' and brother from Shelton. , e e s Q.
’ 0 O 0 '
v P. Petercelli of Elizabeth street
—uh1‘h COIL Burris . Gm- motored to Bridgeport yesterday
where he visited with friends.
0, e s ~ ,
James Meson .of North Taylor
avenue was a visitor in New .York
city Saturday. .
0 O '0 ‘
Charles Mega of Benton street was
. ‘. . .
James Marin of Mulvoy street
attended the Delaney-Flowers fight
in New York city Friday night.
0 O
'ScribneF avenue entertained at their
relatives
from New York city.
0 'o o
The women of Mooscheart legion
will hold a meeting tomorrow even-
ing at 8 o'clock in Moose home.
South Main street. All members are
urged to be ’prescnt._ There will be
a card party 1fteer the meeting.
Refreshments will be served.
chibnud Lengyei '0! Benton street Ar-
tended the theatre in Bridgeport
Saturday night.
r
WE SELL
RADIos
ON EASY TERMS
a series of evangelistic meetings at
Pouring Out of
Wrath.'2
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John Bates ohldly avenue was it
visitor in New Haven over the week-
end.
-.———__
18-18 So. m 8t.
l
O O O -
Mrs. Joseph Howe of Taylor ave-
one has recovered iron: her recent
illness.
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'r
: “Ten Steps Toward
. . ‘ Success”
Here they are. as. emphesized by the found- L
.ers of Thrift Week—4mm 17-23:
Work and Earn , '
Ms‘ke‘h Budget ‘
Record Expenditures
" _ Have a Bank 'AZcount
' ' Carry Lifetimes
, Own‘You‘r Home
m. a Will ‘ . y
Investjin pate Securities ,
Pay Bills Promptly,
Shiite With Others
s
a: - “
Rev. M. C. Bu who is conducting
the Advent, Christian church will
speak tonight on the subject of “The
tip Seven Veils of
ternoon.
o o a
Miss Ruth Wilson. m. it», c.—
taken positions with the local office
of the Southern New England tele-
phone company.
0
‘ home in Flex Hill road.
0 0 0
Miss Frances estrous e! . Oak
street has recovered 1mm her neon:
illness and returned to her duties
with the local telephone company.
' e e 4e
The People's chorus will hold a re-
hearsal tomorrow evening at I
o'clock in the hlgnuschooi. Hem-
liers are asked to bring, their brown
and organ books and to come pre-
pared to state if they will be able
to make the trip to Ailingtown hos-
pital. Feb. 5 when the chorus will
give a program for the soldiers.
C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. David Hemmons
will quietly celebrate their golden
weddingsnnivoreary at their home.
87 Spring street. Wednesday. 3‘
, 0 O O
The postponed annual meeting of
the . Whatsoever circle of King's
Daughters will be held at the home
of Mrs. Frank Bradbury. to Bay-
vlew avenue tomorrow afternoon. at
2:30 o'clock.~ .. ,
in. s go a
Mrs. Chaise B. Gray of Spring
street is spending a few days in
Bridgeport. '
o 'e a '
Alfred Cutbill. of Spring street.
reported to thempolice Friday after-‘
noon, that while driving his auto»
mobile in Fourth street Raymond
Reynolds. aged four. years of that
street. slid off the sidewalk into the
rear wh'eeis’of the can {the boy was
taken to 'tho'oflice'of Dr;w Franklyn
G. Brown. who stated that he was
uninJurod outside of a. few scratch-
“ ’ e
lm
3-ACT PLAY _ .»
- BY AMATEURS
Trinity Emmet: Guild
To Aid Triangle Club
.- Of Christ Church-—
The New Officers
' The Triangle club of the Christ
church will hold a. meeting to-
night in Community Hall. A three-
Trinity Dramatic Ouild‘in the hall
tomorrow evening under the aus-
pices of the East Not-walk club. The
proceeds will go to the general fund
of the club to be used to purchase
uniforms and equipment for the
basket ball team. fl‘he; new others
at the club are. President. Edward
Dwy'er: vice-president. William
Farr: secretary. Frank Driacoil; il-
~ xiancial secretam. Harold Thomp-
son and treasurer.‘Da.niol 0. Robin-
son.
A _ f e e s .
‘ .Miss Idiidred Bell is getting
.nicely ‘2 her home in C00. avenu.
where she has been manned the
past few days by.ilineas.
C C
In connection. with- the presenta-
tion of therthree-act comedy. “Bil—
,ély's Bungalow." in the East Avenue
iMethodist church. Friday evening.
the church the" music
will he rehearsed at' the special
.meeting to be held tomorrows".
mum at ., c’eio‘ck feud at' svhieh all
members _of‘the orchestra
to be pmant. V ' w
' ‘ 7 e ‘1?” ' , , 7,;
Miss dethy “ ‘ of Beaview
_avenue'..h'as recovered
cent illness.
lira. Katherine kimono):
7 avenue win be. ‘_ $0 the
members»! the Walsh's G or
7 purist church at “mannerisms
rem, It 836'-
flock ether‘huns’. ‘F
_..'l‘,:"m' ‘
trons and Miss Hilda Dutoher have
Hrs. Welter Méhfullen is ill at her
not comedy will lie givdn by the.
along
there will be PEWLM by.
orchestra.
of on.
John lien-lain ausndedrtbe conven-
tion of the Rational Better nuns
committee which was 'held during
the past week in the WHMW-
is. hotel. It is expected'thst they
willmakeprepcrtofthecoufer—
once at the luncheon of the local
committee to be held today in the
Royal James Inn. ,»
O O C
more will be a meeting ‘ét Mrs:
Theniss 1-1 Baxter‘s Madly school
class of the East Avenue Hethodist
church in the church tbnight at I
o'clock.
HOPE loam f 4’ ,
Lli.‘_l_l_l__3iGAlN
Meeting Will BeHeld
Tonight in Hose
Housetd Discuss-
Problem ‘ '
There, will be' an important meet-
ingof the Rowaytqn Civic associa-
tion in "the Bowayton Bose house
tonight at 8 o'clock. when” effort
will be mode to devise some plan to
restore the street lights. The per-
ilous condition of the dark and silp~
pery streets was forcibly brought
honie_to the hundreds oficqideuts
who tried to malts their way to the
Hose House Friday night to attend
the. anual oyster supper of ‘the
Bowsyton Fire department. The
street lights were discontinued in
December. when the funds in the
treasury of the RoMon‘Clvie as-
sociation which took care of h
expense» were depleted. At that it
it was expected that a decision
would be rendered in the suit
brought against the Sixth Taxing
District commiqloners. which is
holding up an appropriation which
will take care of the lights. How-
ever. when the case did come up it
was postponed and so for as can be
teamed. no date has been not for a
hearing. Since nngetter agency for
018. ducal-ion of were and means
, e. .
1., ‘
cumin, JANUARY Ii
might love you dsvetodiy in another
way. but in nits of her regard for
Just as unfortunate for the mo-
ther and child if you married on-
wisely. because they would not and
happinen. Be sure of yourself be-
tere you" take such a step.
e e e .'
m DOV}: 003E so You ,
Dear Mia. Thompcon: Some time
ago I met a man for whom i cared
littleuntil i knew and understood
him. i found out after he was gene
that I loved him. It is like the old
using: ”Absence makes the heart
grow tender.“ 1 are out of work and
would like to go to the town where
he "was to work. Re wrote me
some time ago to ask my mother if
I could work there and she mid if
i could get a girl friend to go with
ten llethodist church.
0 O O
The annual meeting and‘ election
of oillcere of the Ladieo' Aid Society
will be held in the chapel of the
church Wednesday afternoon. Jenn-
ary 2!. The mite hosed will also he
opened. A social will follow the
business meeting.
0 e e /
Rev. and Ira. Victor 1". Scenes are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a daughter at. the Norwslk
hospital last Tuesday. » The baby
has been named Margaret. Rev.
Scallop is pastor of the Rowayton
Baptist church. Before her mar-
riage lira. Beatles was Ilsa Adeline
l’iiaodo of New Jersey where she
was engaged in settlement work.
' O C C s
In the list of names of the Bow-
ayton extension ctimhtittee of the
Norwslk Better Films the name of
In. flax-old Douglas was inad-
Donglas on the committee are Ira.
ens. Hrs. ‘AlfredJ. C. Becklua. hire.
Edgar . L. Raymond and ‘ hire.
Geprgeb A. Key.
err e
i , e s
)tiss Lucy Price of New York City
whoistospcah thisafternoon atthe
meeting of the Nor-walk Republican
Women's aaociation in the Royal
James lumwlii be the luncheon guest
of are. Harry Stacey Benton. , lira.
Alfred J. C. Bet-kins o: Rowayton
for protecting residents who desire
to leave their homes after six o'pl
clock in the evening. has yet augv
nested itself. the Civic association
has called tonight's: . meeting. at
(which is iglrjivited a community es—
preuiow ._ n this important
ism. Residents declare that some
relief must be found until the vil-
lage is permitted the some privologs
of self-government enjoyed by the
other districts of Norwalk. It is
probable also tbutihe Rowayton Ll-
brery will be forced to close m
doors until it can .i‘uoction according
lto thznnzw fiy-tsws treated to con.
orm t the present d » -
brary policy and the 1332:333-
ments of the city and state. The
Civic association has voluntarily as-
sumed its fullglharo of the Hollow-
ility in keeping informed concerning
Rowayton's predicament and it like-
wise is hearing the‘ entire «pence of
litigation. Its membership. however.
is only'a fractional part of the num;
. Every
interest is‘
needed.“ once. needed and
‘ ‘ ‘ 0, .~ 0
If. and Kr. James Btott of -
ton avenue entertained few.
friends at cards at their home at-
urdey evening. Among their gueatg'
and lira. Henry Rowland
an. and lira. wmum uranium:
Hr. lire. John Picador. Mr.
and Hrs. Geo. Waterman of Bridge-
m and Er. Bcwdey of Long Is.
O'O’o , ' ‘
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week-end with his family gt
llr. and lire: Leela .‘
am of New one] ‘3‘ “2:33; ‘3:
Mad- in have»: ‘ ',
“atnnanra’r’l.” ”it
, emes .
. avenue had as. their. $15.22. ,
Mm... ~ ”-- .33;ng " = ‘*
Long a. . , wdey of
, .s ‘e e
and lira. B. F. Andrews. president
o: the..orgnalntion. *
. 0 C .
There will be a rehearsal of the
People's Chorus in the, Norwalit
High school tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock. Members are asked to bring
their brown and green books with .
them and to come prepared to state
if they will be able to accompany
the chorus to Allingtown hospital.
February 6. .
C C
The Rowaytaon‘schooi is entering
upon the second week of its plan
for promoting the health of the
children by’ moouraging them to
drink 'more milk. Principal Will-
mott and the teachers have worked
out a very sitiauctory program and
every one ia‘pioased with the re-
suits. Pei-the sumef‘twenty cents
a wash the “children are given a
halt pint bottle of milk each day at
rece- tlme. The milk. the “best
grade. is furnished by the Mitchell
Dairy company. of Bridgeport. Ai-
resdy over. three quarters of the
endures-in the school have respon-
ded to the algae-tion. one. A. are
Beckius. chairman of the Rowayton
Home and School league is proud to
report that Rowayten is the nut
school..in the city to oarryoutthe
program."
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Port‘Cheatei-‘anuounce the birth of North was Kit-Mm Fish of tint-west When. luam'yith her near home. unless. crowns. you
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always love .
most a year since we quit. i sent
him a card Christmas but never re-
;_oeived an answer. I have found
out tron one of hhhiellow work-
men that he has only gone with
one girl since he,oult me and he
did not go with her steady. Do you
think i have any chance? “all
winter he works nights every week.
bnt‘he gets Wednesday night elf. '
Q
. . . BUDDY.
It looks to as if you are hop-
ing for the impossible. Since your
Christmas greetings tailed to bring
mulls. you might lust as‘weti give
up all thought of listing him for a
fri'ofla (hill. 1
Hrs. .Ilelen Whitelew rendered a
group of songs at the entertainment
given at the like School last. Fri-
day. ‘
’ C O C
spent the weekend. with Miss Win-
rufaed Whitelaw of Mansfield ave-
BIIO. . ‘
O O O
The Holmes School Gunshlne club
is. holding a cake sale at the school
this afternoon.
. . e e e
. notches school won the attendance
record forithe. last week computed.
when Miss Anderson's winter!
We had 98.5 not out present.
e
Brannonmxom'.
Special Correspondent
Of The Evening Sentinel. _
(Copyright. 1925.)
NEW 2081!. 'Jan. 19.—-—lf Eve
were alive today she would have
made her-ell a torn neckplece as
welt as a iig lest apron. her our.
now may be revealed. decolletes may
below. bachsmeybebereandakirts
may be short but the Adam's apple
should not he unadorned.- Chosen
are chedshed whether they cousin
of string or heads. a scat-i. c!- a neck
piece of was or a woolen semblance
.9! the same.
'ihe number or high necked. long
sleeve drastic is so remarkable that
Lhetreodisnot to be We.
Scarts are worn with practically ev-
ery‘coetume truth a ooudoir robe to
'u bathing suit and from sport dress-
us to low necked evening tracks. Bu.
it is in lurs and their imitations than
the teshion makes itseli most evi-
dent. ,
Women who spend time and
thought on their costumes are buy-
mg the pelts themselves—sable- fox.
squirrel (and lynx—and having their
choker-smells iron their own de.
sign nearly every instance these
neck coverings are wrapped high.
light and close with perhaps. hood.
cmwa and tail forming the hastening
at one side.
The winter resort ecstumes carry
out these designs in the lighter suin-
msr lure. dome oi the new, seas-rs
are made or wide reversible ribbons
joined together andafrlnged. one in
gray. for example. and one in blue.
fitner scar-ts ere lestened close about
a neck with gay colored leather
tiowers. A bow with a single loop
3:“ the same purpose with oth-
lt is not essential that the scar-rs
have long ends. Some have
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