lie. “4.. ion. ,7 fogging " 1;...
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BALL IN 'BRIDGEPORT, 3;: $0,335de mauve- tron
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l .. WWW“?! “WW” ‘1“ M“ nee. George 1;. Brown of Mott Ralph *Ecposito of Knew street
«3" Shrine”, 1” Br‘d‘wc’fl ‘9'" avenue sailed Saturday on the 8. 8.. spentyesterm in Bridgeport.
: “Homeric." for an indefinited stay a e e
. “h the red fez °f ST“; “an“ in Europe. With her also went John Latino of Benton street has
_ 1:33:03: $253355theugtr§fl¥£s Mrs. Cagnp of Princeton. N. J. , returned fromn business trip ' to
rte] bresemcd' a scofle of constant- l—We d ‘ "3 flnishi of OJ! m!» . , . . Oranges mum"! lililo \\';.l«‘l’ l0
dynhifting color as ‘2.000 dancers . ° me “3 Radio ' d Victrolsl ”1“ on ‘ » _ . . A, Bacon Creamed oPtalocs imill Hm, m
. h ion of Pyra- kinds. also nickle. copper. brass and --, .I-n , 7V . , 5 . . Coffee
smalls we"? °§‘ 8'38“; s f r al silver plating. Have your old metal easy terms. Donnelyw—Adv. ‘ ~ - . - . .. V . — Moon. "m“ V
mid. Temp 9,],1 . A. h it .tt "(i $211K- things made iilfe.new here. Alpha s e e Scalloped Salmon Potato Chips vu -Vimnc.
be“- ..The t “"8 t a a g“ e u: Plating Works, 58 Day st.. Phone ”hand Mm. John Foris ot Lex- Baked Apple Wm, Apple wmp on: film
needed afllcxpectatlons fnnaioz’fim: 959.—Adv. inzton avenue had as their guests Cabbage Salad Tea hoardl‘l‘ll’
“record 0 any T12; ”a: iTi bed" {he' ’ yesterday relatives from New Jersey. * Dinner. WV, "1
Southern “m l e"; e sbreakfast Interior decorating. enlmelling. . . . » Baked Pork Tend "10‘" VhVng
:31 ”3111- “i=0 onmre- Arch“ of china painting. polychrome and Joseph Galbo is getting” along Baked Potatoes Son}.
P »n?‘::': 73 a 32w m'ne m decorm other art work will to taught in the nicely at his home in Lowe street Creamed Carrots and Peas '
tions fesigooned the sta'nmscs and classes which ”9 t° M “”3““ “n “he“ h” 1"” been confined u“ - v . r. Fig Boston Cream Pie
corridors The gold scim‘itar emblem graft”- alligat- the alligflc‘es borhtlli; past week by illness. . = - . ._ y w Come n" “NV
v “ es. rsan omens .“- o o e . . s ' ,. . , _ . . ML: V
“6:212:33:afiliizmmgfgggfi ‘re- either in the club rooms. or at 43 Mrs. Anne Santallo of Laura ' » ._ TODAY'S RECIPES m‘w ”:1.“ «.r i...“
‘ceived the distinguished guests from Putnam avenue. Mrs. L. Bonati street entertained at her home yee- 50.1mm Salmon—One can eal- mp “HIV“- w ill, 5L,“
other temples. Potentales and mem_ will be in charge. Thone desiring tel-day friends from Bridgeport. mon. one-half lemon. one tablesponn V ”V“ IV.\r. on. cupchw
" -: of their divan staffs were pres. ‘0 join. 5119““! telephone “the“ 2587 . . 3. butter: two tablespoons flour. one l hilll‘yll .vr,‘ “N“B‘Wnl
.at' from points in New York State. 0’ 2152- Ciliford Jackson 0! Brlds'eport was pint milk. one tablespoon butter, in lhollifl'i'flx;1“““1‘
Massachusetts and Connecticut. Earl a "51“” in ‘0‘”: yesterday. two tablespoons flour. one pint milk. flour ilil'vr.;.1gh;;:rlvrl l
P. ,Livermore' of Morocco Temple. one tablespoon chopped parsicy. suit, Emmi“ surplfr‘d ill
Jacksonville. Florida. was the per- pepper. cracker crumbs. Squeom : ”NV iqum V“ a... .
. son traveling furthest for the event. the Juice of the half lemon over the llillll w 1.»; K...
Among those from Norwnlk were salmon and let it stand one hour, “mm”... ‘ "
1' Mr. and Mrs._VVlliinm Bishop. Mr. Make white sauce of humor. nouri....,;,,_ .
and Mrs. Parker Belt. Miss \\'lila “l" mu" "”0““ With Denver. salt {was i». :r ,h
ll . Mi Helen Miller. Miss llia- ‘ ‘ ‘ and parsley. Pill layer of sun, i i i . :
:2: eif“ilex-ssllonry Schmidt. Arthur A birthday parts" was given to Attorney John J- Farrell h" buttered baking dish. then 183:: oil ‘ (inn-ii]: V1.1 7' ‘ ”will
' ' Mrs. Arthur Tyrcli, Jr.. at her home opened UP 3 "1'081 '1' 0m“ ‘t 88 ' "
Sterling. Le Roy D. Downs. Mrs fish. alternating with sauce last and Mr, FL V, ..' aiming
Howard Lowndes. Miss Beatrice in Avenue A last evening. among lhe Wall street. Hishlew York oflloe is spread a layer ofvcmpker crumbs or B \'ailll‘irir:;n.i “V. $7le
Lowndes. Miss Grace Lmvnrles. 131- guests were Helen and Alice Niclin- located at 165 Broadway. bread crumbs on to“ Dot w...“
with ' hrs of .7. .
Coates. 1-, nan. Mary and Frances Wright, Mcl- e e e butter and bake “M“ c 1 h :V. 1....
llott De Forest. and .i.ohn 1 lie and Marjorie Kociar, Clam. Scoc. Ernest Joscm of Flax Bill road is r 1m 5 “a “"h ‘ .
spending the weck~cnd with his
brown.
ELIECTRIC MOTOR FOR SALE. Katherine Kuslik. Emily Get-man.
Five horsepower D .0. motor in Mary Vacuioik. Mary Doinn, Mary, grandparents in Bridgeport.
11:! condition. at a very re: sonablc Rose and Alva. Tucky. Vera, Eleanor s e e
gpricer. Electric.Seryice Co.. _No. 1 and Jessie Tyrell, Frederick n‘hudow, Michael Clean of Flax VHlll Iroad
'Eiy avenue. This concern are ex- Percy Wright. Leo Barry, Frank was a business visitor in how or];
parts on motor repairing of all Driscoli. William Sims, ionoph Mur- City yesterduy.
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Louis Gardella. of Beidcn place.
kinds. The store has a fine stock of phy. Joseph White. Alex Terry. Petu-
; i adio sets. Phone Dol n, \lo Gor e . ' a
dio suppl es and r a . rrnan mi y 'lhonl s was a visitor in New York City yu~
terday.
Household
By MRS. MURTOX
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The Twin City Valet offers folks 0 0‘ 0 .
in this vicinity 'a real service in its '1'!“ 56th c- L 0- association will
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring do- hold a meeting tomorrow afternoon
partmont. The best of Work and at 3 o'clock in ArchieMerriam's stu-
ronsonabio prices here. 57 North dio. North Main street. All members
Main st.. Phone‘s 428.7Adv. are asked to be present. .
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Baked Apple with Apple Wlilp— ' “-2: : ~= : “pm
Toke smooll. skinnrd apples. trip» 1
lll‘vlllif - -. l i
well but do not pal-o. Remove col-n f “mt-y.» . (
with an apple corcr. Fill the upon-Bra a I V >
in; with a tablespoon auger (ilrtfvr- l ri , p . ..
ably brown) a few raisins. a log» l l .2.
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Alexa Stirling Found a Husband
When She Lo’st Women’s Golf 1
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The till: 33:113. :Jasgr'gi in t a dainty “title silpover frock (not on of the tunic. The sleeves are very
. , i s ow g o~ apron) mn ecf w i . , '7
Miss Delia Joyce. of Wilton-VVHD‘M“ day are suggestions for the type 0i! with a black poignmdgzepii‘il: 3.3.1:: Baiting; ‘21? "5:3“: cuti;ge‘;m-am‘i
cssful card party in St. Joseph's Special sale of 30x8 1-2 Cord Yesterday with friends. in horn-ilk. dress which is eminently corract for pcrcnio or old-fashioned print "Ionic; brown and gold lace is worn with this
all last evening- There was 8. Tires m “‘45, tube to fit (first ’ ‘ _ morning. afternoon and «yelling be Justuspreliy made up in this pat- dress.
rlze for each table and dancing class) for 5150. Ever Ready B.‘ Mr. and Mrs. George P. 3-01-00 wear. Morninr and afternoon drlss- torn. Notice the inverted pic-it in- A diaphanous and youthful eve-
as enjoyed after the cards. There Batteries for radio. 51,45 for 2: 1-2 and son. George. Jr» 01' VGlenbrookc. or: are slimline but the lovely eve- troduccd in the iowcr section of the ning frock (ccntcr) is .‘ushionoi of
as also a cake and ice cream table. volts. $230 for 45 volts. Norwaik are the guests of Mrs. ballot! l_ 9“" hing frock is decidedly bouffant. skirt. which shes a ilttic fullness French blue maiino draped ch- lili-
cms, Mr. and Mrs. Philip 5- Mimi" The cot-oral] or bungalow rip-on about the bottom. vcr cloth. The quaint. close fill'ng
02-I4._-—Adv. Kocian. Anthony Jordan. Anthony
. e e s Flor-lo. Rocco Salvato and Arthur . . .
‘ . lift -Laurel.- No. 106. Catholic Tyre“, Jr,
baughters of America. hold a suc— s e s
is: Anna Campbell wasrchairmlm Post Road Tire Co., 62 Wall erect.
-—-Adv. of West avenue. 2111:“ 93120:: bytes-Sin; 1:: tho ro- An nftornnln gown of cocoa bodice is attached at a sligntiy low-
_ . I. . ‘ cs or own casework. brown flat t‘l‘ ' ' '
JIO-DATE DVIACHINERY- . . Guests at the Royal Jame! Inn 379 v ‘ . K i It ‘3 033“? “'33th and ‘mn‘v‘d. “V‘kfl ls P‘SCC'd On ligelciflz. :l :rrlzimrii'i’xg Ezefhgfllgz‘lg‘: ‘glaztrzrxl?:umttf:
AT THE STAR LALNDRY 1—,;- Singer ,Elizabeth; B. p, Jormn EASJ. NURWAL "eat and does away With the e-x- will. cmhroidcleod not in llle some the bodice and the upcr ruffle of the
or every feature of laundry work. Mt. Vernon; H. E. Try-on. New You“ —- tra “'uhins lm‘oh‘cd When the large color as the drone. A few liitie pleats skirt. Orchids are used for the our-
The quarterly conference 0‘ “1‘ kitchen apron was worn over lhc on each side of the net yoke (:il-e a sage and a tiny bunch of thorn also
'hVen this concern move? a few 0. r. Asbpurn. New York: J. E.
onths ago into its new brick hilil-l- Murihead. New York- Verna floinma' East Avenue Methodist church W0 dress. The model shown (right) is liecomlnr; tonnes lo the upp2r pan appears on the shirt.
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“g 5‘ 11 Cross streel.- Nor-want. and i‘iowcn. Profldenco: tick Kenn. New held last ovenlnt- “BV- \V- 5' Kidd
tat-ted "5 "r“ day's b‘mm‘ss ‘“ the York; J. Murberg. New Your: R U. 1).. of Stamford. district sum-rm
f the committee in charge.
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Whuslness home- the “”0"” 5“ i-iolicron. New York: 1. s. You-lg tendent. presided. 'nie conferenct V‘ggl‘fnfi.‘°gc£;§mt.CFVVCh'S Fe“ waters are being faithfully more-
in motion lip-lO-date laundry ma~ New York: L. J. Brennan, New ilo- 1, an annual review of the work school auto o‘cl:;VD‘3“;r- V “if“? uuccd on the hats now beinx worn
cry: This '“sm‘m‘m” 0‘ course cilclle; Helen F. Thompson. leit- done in the church durloz the your. amp mm cammunion o. 053:1: “Oli- here.
as made at Va considerable cost but ms; Mrs. C. B. Hurt. Yonkers: v". The board of trustees. the board oi q‘clocit At the month: 8 niVV l '2 o e e
t was done “uh me "hi-1 in.‘l".)w o; ium H. Fischer. Wilton: vir. and stewards. the 011ml“ toard and the itov 5.23“” Wm out“ i: “hm: NE“. YORK“ 135' .1-“M‘u
iving t° the people "f ‘ 0m“. 1‘ a" Mrs. L. W. Debiotte and son. New oiIicers of the church societies were m”; of commu i all“; ..6 .pr““ Francois \illon, "The Snows of
icinltyuthe very big?" ”q." pmcnr; i'l rli: D. P Brown. New York: F. ii. present and save reports 0‘ their “rum." 3 he ‘33," 1... Lfipmm fl.” x'cslcrday" are "m upon many city
Tl” ”Eng, 0.1“ :33“??? 51"“ M-moy. Hm) ‘m. Muss: L. ’3. Bone- respective organizations. The motion Wm me“ m me u“: n:‘f.”.'o‘§ffrl streets. but the petucom has entlrvly
siy‘l‘infvlth ‘tlflty‘ii‘zlr I‘nllndry‘s cx- "m" Danbury and “7' ‘7' Elliztt. “‘3' recently presented by the official Mrs. A. is. Cicterly wlliobc lhe Pads-l; llasu‘d away. This former ud-
e i . .. ton. board inviting the pastor, Rev. A. .l. Ewmng worshi qt 7.3” new 1: V5}- Pu,” Jan 31.4) junct of wonienn' wear has been In.
i p " ' ° C ““ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ' ’ M “f "‘0 placed olthl-r by slik bloomers oi bv
nt'service and delivery. has V
_ . ., . . thcr your. wus -
ade for better business. Telephone l’enncli to return one _ sermon on "Do Miracles linppcn.‘ “liking costumes in the trousguau
ere is 333‘i.——Adv.fl ‘ I unanimoully passed Vfiybthorgennfal'd Monday evening ’l‘vochel's' iiaining ,0! Gloria Swanson whose marriage the costume slip 0‘ crepe silk with
a e e RSONALS .tmcteh 1?;;:;qu:;;“m: original for class. Soulh Norwalk .\1. E. cllurcli.i'° the Marquis do in Fnialso hue shadow proof PM?" .
' 0 9. . - . u.t b'~ ’ - - '
Friends in Norwaik'are receiving Charles Most). of Bouton street their action. Rev. Kidd. “u“ I'll": iglfiiingap‘gst Acxlislfizgall’l ltfl'dzfggff inhibit: Fl?! 1:232:13; “m‘oirl‘hne 1‘53? NE“, YORK‘ .iau.'Sl.—From now
. a . _ _ out w c .. . , ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘. 5 '
»iz“iig.::°i‘::*:..:: 22“.: F3122: n: sum... “3:35;“..3: 323:1... .. mom» mm hm or if"? For; 3“”.33“ ‘9 ”3’
cm local residents who are now ‘ ”has“ yl-mrch ‘l-ie uphlned Wm meet on TWSdai’ at the lion "ml: Pent are handed with while Elf: ”“55” 5 m: I (dd emhzoiucry.
ying there Among these residing Donnelly’s. M“ of tioc lot" of the 'varlou- Avenu" 35' 5‘ Chum“ DC” “”5” {mix The “M "m. 5"“ below me u“: awoirlnTEZE I? is: I.“ “I“.
that beautiful city or the present -—-Adv the ham: an congratulated the to? “"3“ "mu-“‘3 0“ ‘Vednes‘i‘w e‘e‘ism” he!“ “d u ”"5 ""1 mm" B)“. y e o a u a w“ ”W
tfffi‘é tire. 1“rs Fay of New York 0 e e . 2;:Z‘liusrch liepon tho splendid work nlng. ltcxuinr prayer sen ‘cc' Thurs- ”3mm “hl‘ih u“. tone“. goes a small 32:8 Ingd 5:12:11“. nlltluum
-3 ‘ ' . . . ’ ~ . limit or ‘ _ t. t. .
{mic a sister of Mrs. Frcdcl‘iclt J. Mrs. John Baylca of El? avenue which it had nccomplinhed dill-inc day night. . . . :lixhtlv utzngozdri‘nd :lrlrdrougg e s
83"! Of New Canaan - fivl‘l‘lufi; MT is entertaining at her home over the the post year. lug “:hne um LOVDOV Jan ti*—-So old its
‘ay and daughter. Miss Martha Fay. week-end relatives from out of 0 VAmong the members or we now" ‘ 9 .PI.‘ a ncw oould ‘dcecnbe one of the R‘-
i‘ Martha “3"” and ML“ “arm" 10“"1- The regular monthly meeting 0' anon Bambi-Chum“ Who w“! m" at (resins wnne seen here this
“WWW daugh‘" 0‘ D" AM" ’ ' ' the VOI‘Alk Ministers“ association “3"“ ”"3 “mu“ mem‘arl‘ “”1“- NEW YORK. Jan. al.——Four any: “Tell; it is a a. .- of tapoet Willi
cWiti Wadsworth of Grove street. -Lehigh Coal. Harris 3 Ganm— ill be held m the East Avenue ”5°“ 0’ ”1° Balm“ Chmcm“ “MC“ in the labor-aton- has rceultcdin tho . d do?) '7
r. and Mrs. P. “7. Brooks and Mrs. ll iv w . ed . will be held ”I ”10 First liaplisl pro-liict‘on f12 - h‘ n” anal b 8“. outlined in
"-Marshail and sister Priscilla Mar- . Methodist church Tue as. church in Bridgeport. ’l‘uesiluv are I - l U “0 new shade; “m”, “’3" thread. Tm: collar and the
’ B ' ‘ ' ' '. . Rev. Vlclor F. Scallsc Mrs t‘ 'How ”Unilsl‘ in he extremely irallular. Land at the 1101“ are of white fox.
, . .. ~ s e e
Hrnry's bar and asks for "coo-suit"
—Radlo service at
PARIS. Jan. 81 —If one goes into
Alas Stirling, several times national women's golf
'lll marry Dr. Wilfred G. Fraser of Ottawa. Ont. ill lill
‘0'” 0‘ M183“, Gm, in the spring. She met lum in Oltm
years ago at the time she lost the championship lille. Dr P '
his.” golf. but admits he is o "dub" at the amne-
TOMMY GlBBl-
Pea Goal.
Hindu Kevan
g ' Leader in U. S.
67““ 28mm ’ - ' ‘ ‘ Chril Fey's market in Van Zant .
. ‘ ° ' , —When heating or plumbing work street. . $.31; $933151" giufamfle'n’lng. as
1331101118 ever: iSatullgltllly Mint at is contemplated bear in mind that e o e special meetingaofrfh: Kinga‘; 6:1 ”111°
tral Labor in on a .-——A v. ,the Nelson M. White or anizalion real . “g '
Y. ‘ . can be de ended on for Son. that The" Wm be ”h" °r 0" "l" 1° ”0 held 0" New“ in the
. . p Y, . choir of the East Avenue Methodist 3 nth Norw 1k 3 l h -
Miss Mabel Burchard who spends will be perfectly executed. 56‘ north church in the church tonight at 8 c a not at c urch.
summers in Norwalk, and who is Main street.—-Adv. ‘ o'clock.-
V toes of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Do- ‘ e e e e e .
fimy of East avenue, was tendered Archibald Lengyel of Bouton Frank Waranslt .
debutante tea Saturday. by Mrs. street spent yesterday in Stamford. nus was ._ v1.1“: 01; Designed;
t of New York City. at her ‘ ‘ ‘ yesterday. p
me. 27 W. 72nd street. N. Y. A .
Bow to Judge Linen .
(Ladies Home Journal)
New housekeepers siwsys want to
know how many of everything. to
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1. 01 West ROCKS mild and Mrs- James Florence of Clifsttl-ect spent _ , “.4 ‘ .
l E-LEEMS gins“ dallghi‘erv Ml"? yesterday in New York CllY- etrfo?ap:n‘l3u;estb$dha:b £33“- “a Lvory “we“? I: 15' ummy'
or Wis o augatuc . s s s -
i- ' ‘ ' mo lxvnmonv SALE AT THE 9°” 0 e e Mfg-b2: Effigy“ 21“"th “in: KaSha Ensemble
- . . . ._ , JE\VELRY GIFT SHOP . * v s so e "m: w i l . e r_ ho w," e a ”duct t D w
' 59$?Egtigio:3: longtiffigme The last three days for this in. Rev. M. C. Burtt will bring to . relatives in Brooklyn hole leiurncu Chic ’0" Spring Usher. 5“: if g‘woma: 80:- g as:
outed-by the same and find (why rectory sale at the Jewelry Gift Shop. cloae the three weeks .gr'u.ot ev— to their home in Highland uwnuc. , ‘V V Rue de la Pals and repeats the d“
om. fill d rivith nib-s: wm'm "lir ”'3’“ 29 ‘° Feb ““- P°°W° 0' 1‘0" ansellstlc meetings at the Advent ' ' ' ’ ‘ s‘ " "and she will get a frock prob-ow
0 e ‘, ‘ ‘ ,' walk and vicinity here is your op— Christianchurci'i iomdrrow night. There will be a meeting of the of ms, colored woolen material in-
- 3‘ healing piopositlon. if ”mp'my portunlly to buy at cost price. Our He will also preach a. special ser- Daft Finger circle of the liownyion laid “mi motifs of tch l M in _ . " - ‘
" Walled. Wm prmide Chun' huanh Swat Om‘rlng ”Guides C0“ Wm“ 0“ man at the mornins service. There B‘D‘llt church in the church on , . . ed d hi k d see p‘ ' l» I
1’ heat at 3" 9°°”°mlc‘“ “ff" 1,3”? Jewelry. Watches. Silverware. Cut will be no meeting tonight. The sor- Wodnooday evening. The members 7 {h an i id” on fire“: M of ~ . . ,
A. Hegeleln. local agent, 02 “liter Glass. etc. Never before have we vice last evening was well attended 0‘ the circle will act M “Ann‘s“! a! , ., V :- p‘a h afre s ppo throumi
5 Phone “Ml—Ad“ been able to ofi‘or such a complete e e e the “silver" ten of the Ladies' Aid . 3‘33”“ 3 t 0 rent of the one ”km
. ‘ ’ ‘ display of quality jewelry at cost - ' society. February 71. . . tea. . . b
‘ . price. Take advantage of this Mr. and Mrs. John stlor and s e e - . - r .
33553363133312;333133313: chance .and buy at a real sacrifice. daughter of Rowan street are plan. 7 The Young Married People's asso- .- ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . .
' days "at home." after a thr'ec Remember this mac? at The JEWEI- ning to leave shortly for Florida ciation of itowsyton, will git-e .1 LONDON. Jan, 81--—T‘ili'ty-ilvc
the’ trip 5in Europe. They re- l'y Gift Shop, 123 “ashlngton St- where they. will spend s. few weeks. dance in the ltowayton Hose house hundreu (hliuiun‘cg from all over
food Ilhursday on the “Homeric." . . . "Adv' . ° . tonight for the members and their the world lJ-ve applied for prey-n.
" ,e e e . ‘ The regular weekly meeting of iricnds. A popular Not-walk orches- lotion ‘z court this wintar. The
Radio Sets—- Freshman master— James Cfillflhfin 0! 08“ stree't “'38 TroOp 6. Boy Scouts of America will in has been engaged to furnish il‘lt‘ iii-st court “ill be held in l-‘ebrunry- ER
iece (54‘1” set) special price now a "mm" 1“ StaanJ-d 23'“ even “3' be held tonight . . musical proxy-1m. libel: entertain- Each who attends must wear court — '
. . v . 5: r . ~ \ mcnt comm tieo w lc includes those. including court shoes. from
’ 7:.osgisig‘i’fiea‘f‘asrffi’3‘? “filo; P "1:38;, Harris ‘ Th0 resale: monthly meeting of Charles E. Funk and Mrs. Alfred J. plumes and other 012068801104 a; n
Vfier-Hetemdyne (8 tubes) am. '4 s. . . . . . the East Norwaik improvement as- C. Beckius has arranged on lnierest- creed by strict custom. It is no . ' ‘
piste-Special at 250.00 Moellers Mr. and Mrs. Frank l-Iornich of gilsi::nc:glml’:naildhzucsday after- ins program. . . , . uondVor that the London ebopiteep-
tHO'ShOp, 28 “'ashlnglon Sheet. Cu“ street hava as their week-end . . . Mrl. William 148. Fania] e” 3’33 God save the Queen Wlth . , '
Ad“ guests relatives from Bridgeport. « ~ ‘ Crockett street will be hostess“: of enthusiasm.
s s s - ° ° Miss Katherine Ponnoll. , aaistod mum" of u, Em. R a ° "fe
Mrs. Robert VViséon ls‘plannlng to ~13": Cali. hum. a Blur-Adv by Miss Ethel Peterson and Miss 0, Km . Dan fit", 1 in y cm" ,fl...
vs a and party in honor of a few ° ' ' i rtoxie Roughton are in charge of Mona-f, new“: 313mm,“ home; I Enfifld
her friends at her home on the Richard Webb of Grove street was the cake sale being held this after- circle are askedEto ink 1: M m“ Mrs. Lewis Introduces says He S . .
d Saugatuck road next Tuesday a. business visitor in Stamford yes- noon by tho Epworth League of the chan e in Moon“ 1 13¢.“ :12"! "m ' D )GQV'S Title
ernoon, Refreshments will follow terday. East Avenue Methodist church in cl. if meeting and" bliognduy in emit: B i! l for haining‘ l em] l. 'Defeai ‘
omng
C o u r s e s —- Other Baffin?" , .. :-.:'
I‘ll 1-? l~
. m Glill‘uliilk nu. ‘3'”5"!
SChOOI Bins . .. th: world's ll‘ :0“ W”???
' following: his ll"5'”' of HE
Herman hi1" 135' ”Wmao.
HARTFORD. Jan. IL—An appro- he is the ill/ill Hill‘s“ Tam ~
oration of 320.000 101' osubiioiimonl him to in. m- “ J"°" «an.
of summer schools for teachers and not dciclidvd li‘l ”‘2‘:le
such other courses as the State Edu- and which in" rl‘ " , ~
cation board may provide in connoc- he will r. hm; M-
4103 With State .Vorlual schools is tense of his “"1!
Michael Glenn. Jr.. has returned to e e e
““5 mber of Norwaik people attended. his home from a. visit in Miami. Fla.
deposited in this bank before
February 6th
'wflldrew'interest from .'
. . "- FEBRUARY lst
' Accounts: :1. to 35.000411 invited.
ll
spent last evening in Brldcenort.‘
where he attended a performance
at Poll's theatre.
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Mrs. John Capuans of Fort Point
street has recovered from her 110;!“
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Rowsyton Methodist church. Rev.
Charles 8. Gray. pastor“ “Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Public'worship
éwith Hilly Communion at 11.0%le
Meditation. ”The Divinity of Love.”
Special offering will be taken up at
the months service fertile nethe-
oist hospital. Evening worship at
7:30, o'clock. Rev. w. a. Kidd. n.
1).. district superintendent will
wrench. The service will be ”followed
by the fourth snorted, cont-noes.
Epworlh looses mefla's‘st 1:45
o'clock. .neader‘nrroi Gray. Sub-
loot. .3 “Bonneth Chico's .
.. Hinds! nil!!! Tacitus.
Brutality oil. at, Bouth ..Nomik.
‘Mothodiu coma. Wednesday also? _ ’
Joseph Ticosh of Osborn avenue. buy
as quickly.“ Basalt-elf.
311103..
Four sheets and two spreads
to each bed and three cases to each
pillow are a generous but sensible
allowance. Medium-heavy muslin
wears much longer and looks better
than light-weight fabrics and is easy
to launder.
Table linens are“ considered ac-
cording to the “count"—-tbe number
oftlireads to the inch—and to the
weight. .lrish and French linens are
usually conceded tint place for beau-i
ty of fiber and'desixn. German linen
is rather cone. with large figures.
Wet“!!! the finnr and dampening
thlI linen is an old test. but a highly
nominee cotton Virus tin-om Just
* at
"nmnl toned out. on. u
not only chic for S'fl'lfig ’weer but
tbe'enscmhlee of “Lit well tilted,
fabric ere practice]. The out
.pictmedie trhonedwlth pea
”Wfl‘mhMtho-
l‘ Whitefish-olive. Thu-re
‘ they are gunman...“ name
j end an- reproductions «the vie-rd :
‘ami WWW din-ad ~
: . ofEducation would maintain one
5 Vireo. tnvalid only in one or illness
or if the student were removed from
graduation to teach in a “mu-teach-
Iouéht in I. bill introduced by Repre-
lentative Helen E. Lewis. of Strat-
t'ord. chairman of the .hiouee com-
mittee on education. Mrs. Lewis ot-
feted several other school bills.
Training at teachers for small
towns though scholarship to Nor-
mal schools is the aim of another of
flu. hewis' bills. The State Board
student selected tor scholarship and
general fitness by any town salmon
board. such student 15' receive liv-
inlexpenses of 8200. The ltudont
would be required to also a. con-
: ‘nchool for cause. guaranteeing to
complete two yeah study and one:
u” or f‘two-teacaer" school (or a
W of two years. ,
”m bill offered by lire. Lewis
”rides for State aid for special
classes. and provides that a sum rep—
retested by the product of 825 mul-
W by the average daily attend—
: or zl'uplls a: classes t’ ,. educa-
M “MD“ oh“ ' ;mll,
. ill-ll“ I” the Blue to ”town
Winning-uses. It not more
he is really in .
lender for lilo lllll’.VlWB€‘::
he believed ilnrri- “sill-1"”.
Of the list of illill “:10 £4;
lcnrzo his claim, HP 15 l1
Wllls. he (ii‘Cl-li‘til. the
In making whom to m
weight title, (”Bull “171,...
he was out of lli'5lli1hl .
ranks and ”it‘ll ho ,.
forfeit monvys ho
ed for matches wnli VVVrhV
in the light hr‘lll'l’ml- (in
One of the Tlll‘wlS Lerill‘ll‘V V
for l meeting “ifh (1‘ “v
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