D" ’cRo's‘s
150 South Norwalk iSavingI
k building tonight at 8 o'clock
’bers of'tlre‘executivaboard or
“lied Cross organization of Nor-
sniik will meet. Miss Jane wood.
diorama. stated that the evening
would be consumed wholly by busi-
ness. the serious reports of the
urer, secretary and other rc-
being read and discussed. No
. oular question will be brought
"betel-e the board at this meeting. but
his expected that in the near tu-
tti-o, the Red Cross will have some
real news to give out concerning
activities. .
o o o .
rhmrrmc moron pen. SALE-
ive horsepower D .0. motor in
“'1 condition. at aWVery reasonable
ee. Electric Service Co.. No. 1
‘ y avenue. This concern are ex-
' on motor repairing ' 0! all
"7 ‘nds. The store has a fine stock of
radio supplies.and radio sets. Phone
" 22-14.-—Adv. '
o o 3
."OR The second session in the courses
M‘ A religious training commenced last
,3. col: at the South Norwalk Metho-
q’ ' t church. takes place tonight. The
1‘0 line in church history will begin
' -‘ 7:10 O'CIOCK, for all those. gnter-
‘”" in: religious history. The other
hree classes included in the second
,goursc. prepared for those interest-
. Bid in the teaching of Sunday school
1 ‘ ork. will commence at 8 o'clock.
‘le various pastors have stated that
‘ey are pleased not only with the
udies offered. but also with the at-
endance at these classes. praying
g’tl‘iat the courses are filling a long
felt want.
8
l‘.
i
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gag-Radio. Sets -— Freshman master-
i lees (6-tube set) special price now
4750 Five Tube Claratone Neutro-
hidyne set special at $45.00. Radiola
r‘Si)per-Heterodyne (8 tubes) com-
“."iet'e. Special at $250.00 “Ioellers
h . ectric Shop, 28 Washington Street.
rhdv.
’_;.
ll
3%.“
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. ‘Members 0! the Norwalk Day
‘fiprsery board will meet this after-
fécfimn at 68 West avenue. Mrs. Henry
" I. Lane is secretary. Regular busi-
y "pess will be taken up.‘
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3 ‘_-« . rig“
“willie Twin City Valet offers folks
~Ԥfi this vicinity a real service in its
*éYeaning, dyeing and tailoring de-
partment. The best of work and
67 North
firéésonablc prices here.
”Gain st.. Phone 408.——Adv.
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'- 9
.-ul
3'33 At the Country club this noon.
37iilembers of the Torcadoro club will
I Jgather, for a luncheon, speechmak-
313g and general entertainment. A
zfibrge attendance is expected.
~12): to o 0
35”—Radio service
-lur
{ht Donnelly’s.
——Adv.
”1 f o o e
“~15! Ever Ready chapter of the King's
shanght'ers will meet tonight at the
'-:'home of. Mrs. W'illiarn Le. Fontainc
”or a social and business meeting.
~ ”g;- o o o .7
go' 18'? h—Lehigh Coal. Harris ‘& (Bans.—
’ ' \‘afidv. ' '* ‘
"- 95y ' o o o 3'“
. - ‘fi‘onig‘nt' also, the members at the
a South Norwalk Quartette club will
their
for a rehearsal in
17 River‘street.
. . , . I I I .
" n L—Radio‘ and Victrolas sold on
easy terms, Donnely.——Adv.
:39 . o ‘ I I
“‘93 Past Commanders? association of
bros Nerwalk and Wesiport Shep-
~ innards of Bethlehem. will hold a
.S‘busfness meeting tonight, at which
I bathe a number of business matters
gather
rooms,
. '.will be taken up.
1;) o a o
-_{>.'l*~1,arge Pea Coal. Harris 4';
>Baus.-I.dv.
.421'
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~na EastNorwaik club members will
- {Show their regular meeting tonight
«13' their club rooms.
5-3: ' ‘ ‘
ell—Best Coal.
.‘ci ,
“The usual weekly Round Table
hmcheon will be held by the Repub-
. _ ’Women’s association Wednes-
‘dny‘ at 12:45 o’clock at the Royal
James Inn. The topic to be taken
up this week is the Child Labor
Amendment." Mrs. Leo Davis will
~preeent arguments both for_ and
‘ nst this much discussed question.
‘~ 3. John Merl-linen and Mrs. May
Need have charge of the reserva—
’ ‘ 'tor the luncheon.‘ ‘
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ANNER BODIE BLADE
. ‘BAKERY. INC.
,14341290 you like nut cake? Try one
your; Good sweet pecan nuts in
yiiite or black cake We have cup
‘ V, with deliciously! flavored frosts
{pd bread and rolls fresh every
W. l Monroe St. _ Phone
7—Adv.
Burns & Gallo—Adv
I
. o o o .
proslonten dance is being plan-
'by the ‘Flnance and. Entertain-
; on; committee of the Nor-walk Re-
while": Women’s association. The
a} .‘fbo’ln charge or the aflair which
9 .1). held Friday. Feb. 30. at the
._ ~Parish non. First Dietricb‘lt
expected Volkes’ society orchestra
. play during the evening. The
hot committee is headed by Mrs.
i .
’ ,// J z“-
//.\\
EXECUTIVE BOARD . . ' .
“TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT
r members, of the committee.
Frederick' Hoelsoher and her agin-
ants are: Mrs. Edward Sherman.
Mrs. Ralph Huntington, Miss'Ireno
Gotham. Miss Charlotte Jarvis. Mi-
Ethel Gelston. and Mrs Fred Staboll.
Miss Irene Gel-ham has charge of
the music while the decorations will
be arranged by Mrs. Ralph Bunt-
ington.—Misses Suzanne Brown and
Kate Benton. Specialty dances are
being arranged by Mrs. Stabell and
Mrs. Sherman. The refreshment
committee consists of Mn. Frederick
Hoelscher and Mrs. John Merriman.
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—-'l‘ickets for "The ‘Night Hawk,"
which will be given under the one.
piece of the Norwaik Club, 'l‘iiesday.
Febuary 10th. at.the Regent Thea-
tre .are on afloat C. H. 'Dilworth's
Jewelry Store, 4 Wall St. ,0. B. Jack-
son's Jewelry Store. Wall St., and
Donnelly’s 2nd district.—Adv.
‘ St. Ann's society of the St. Ladie-
iaueflcliurch gave a. dance in Kish'l
hall Saturday night. Mrs. Andrew
Framer. president of the society was
chairman of the committee in charge.
She was assisted by Mrs. Steven Do-
bus, Mrs. Smyrnik and Mrs. Hud-
poseri. The, refreshment committee
included. Mrs. S. Dobus. Mrs. An;
drew Framer, Mrs. Louis Hodus.
Mrs. Kerekes and Mrs. Kuchka.
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In St. Paul's church tonight, mem-
bers will gather to listen. to a leo-
ture to be given by Father Orum.
who will tell of his work in tb
mountains in Tennessee. .
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Norwalk Hospital Sewing Society
will meet Thursday at 9:30 o'clock
in the morning, at” the home of Mrs.
Robert L. Brotherton, lo Newtown
Terrace.
0 o o
There will be a rehearsal of the
People's chorus in the Norwaik high
school tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Members are asked to be present as
new music is to be distributed.
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There will be an important meet-
ing of the Norwalk circles of King’s
Daughters in the South Norwalk
Baptist church tomorrow night at
7:30 o'clock. All members are urged
to attend as plans for holding the
state convention in Norwallt will be
discussed.
5.
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Ophlr chapter, No. 42, Order of
the Eastern Etar will hold a cart-l
party for'members and their friends
\Vednesday night at 8 o'clock in the
banquet room of the Masonic Temple
South Main street.
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Recent guests registered at the
Royal James‘lnn include. w. 1“.
Munson. New Haven; Joseph Kraft.
Boston: Fred Hochberger. Boston;
J. F. Hill. Cleveland: Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Rankin. Stamford; Mrs
Helena Hill \Veed, Wilson Point; P.
M. Hodgkins. Warren, Pa”: Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Golden. Baltimore: Fred
B. Mann. Boston and Mr. and Mrs.
K. A. Ward. Pittsbu:5h.
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Monker Caldron No. 16 will give a
masqueradedcnce in Red Men's hull
Main street. Wednesday evening
February 18. A sp :ciul feature or
the entertainment will be a “lucky
number" dance.- A popular local
orchestra will iurnish the music.
There will also be prim-s tor the
most original. the best looking and
the funniest costumes.
[ PERSONAIF
Miss Mary C. McCarthy. Super-
visor of Music in the Norwalk pub-
lic schools. spent the. week end in
' New York city. as the guest of Dr.
Catherine Kelly.
o e e
Miss Edith Sioder and Miss Edith
Ireland are spending the day in
New Haven.
Mrs. Frank H. Bissell of James
street, is spending the day in New
York city with friends.
' o o o .
Mrs. Calvin Snyder of Ely avenue
has recovered from her recent ill-
ness. '
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Mrs. Ralph Rule. of Sound View
Terrace was a visitor in Stamford
yesterday. ' ‘
o o o
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rnnsuella
of Ely avenue entertained at their
home over the week-end relatives
from New Yorx City.
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James Blake of Bridgeport was
the guest 0: friends in town yester-
d”.
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Joseph Gabbibo of Benton street
was I. busineu visitor in New York
City Saturday . '
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' William Szlbere of Paradise street
was a week-end visitor in Bridge-
port.
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George Banyai of Paradise street
spent tbevweek-end with triends in
New Rochelle. '
o o e
Jack Reynolds of Benton street
(
,
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y.
2' a
By MLIE. LISBETK.
Light colors seem to be the favor-
ites for the spring modes. Many of
the ensembles for formal wear are
in natural kaolin. ‘beige or white.
These subdued colors are more tav-
ored for out-of—door wear than the
more brilliant shades
The ensemble on the left shows
another tendency of ‘prescnt day
stylw—that toward twilled alike.
The cost is of twill trimmed with
beige fox fur. The dress is in chen—
ette and twill. Embroidery all-nu»
latlng quilting adorns the dress and
cost. A soft hat of lavender blue
wutheguest of his parents in
Bridgeport over the week-end.
o o o
Joseph Urban of Oak street mo-
tored to Stamford yesterday.
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Ernest Josem of Flax Hill road
has returned from liridgeport where
he spent the week-end with his
grandparents. '
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Samuel Ireland of Bates court is
getting along nicely at his home
where he is confined with a frac~
tured leg.
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James Johnson of Bates court has
had a. radio installed in hispbome.
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Paul Fedor of Laura street moo
tored to Bridgeport yesterday.
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Mi- Millicent Ireland .of Bates
court was the week-end guest or
relatives in Stamford. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank La Carruba
of Botoun street had as their guests
over the wcckoend relatives from
New York.
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Lester Dixon of Stamford was the
guest of local friends yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ziro of
Knapp street entertained at their
home over the week-end relatives
from Bridgeport. w
o e o
‘Arthur Artiste of Wood street
spent Saturday in Stamford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dokus of
Lexington avenue were the week-
end guests of her parents in Bridge-
POl’L .
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Alex White of Lowe street was a
recent visitor in New Canaan.
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James Paladino of Elizabeth
street was a Friday visitor in New
York City.
a o 0
George Hands 0! Stamford was
the guest or friends in town yester-
day.
0 o o
Mrs. John Kovacs of Benton
street is getting along nicely at her
home where she has been confined
by illness;
0 e o
trails Lengyel of Benton street
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
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Cliflord Jackson of Bridgeport
was a visitor in town yesterday.
~m
FOR * mm:
Third Sitting“ Tourn-
a .1“ e n t Tomorrow
. Night—Other News
The third» sittingdn ’the pinochle
tournamentrbetween the members or
: the Mayflower Hook and ' Ladder
company will be held in the. com-
pany's Quarters in Van Zant street
q
aLight 061m "I’redominate in ; 3.5... Styles
felt with upturned brim is worn with
this costume. '
Another striking costume among
the spring fashions is the ensemble
(conic-r.) The coat and skirt is do-
vcloned in inverted tucked satin.
while the top of the {rock is of crepe
Elizabeth. It is embroidered at neck.
sleeves and waistline in white silk
thread. The coat is finished with
white fox collar and culls and a
large mushroom hat of white felt
trimmed with while and silver dow-
ers is worn with it.
Petunia satin and tinsel are com-
tomorrow night. One side is cap-
tuined by Lieutenant Cornelius Van
Covering whil‘c Lieutenant Ernest
Kosmccki is loading the other team.
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Mrs. John Keogh and daughter
l’rmlccs have returned to their home
in Marvin ‘lwach after a. week's stay
at Atlantic City.
I
Friends of George Dufault will be
sorry to hear that he is ill at his
home in St. John street.
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There will be a rehearsal of the
orchestra of the East Avenue Meth-
odist church in the church tomor-
row night at 8 o'clock.
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Lowe‘Guindo' of Fort Point
street in taken a position with a
business arm in New York city.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the East Nor-walk improvement as-
soclatlon will be held in Community
hall tomorrow afternoon at 1:30
o'clock.
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A special rehearsal of the choir o!
the Swedish Congregational church
will be held tomorrow evening at 8
o‘clock. All members are urged to
be present as the music which will
be given at the special service next
Sunday will be gone over.
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Mathew Galbo of Fort Point street
was a visitor in Stamford over the
wcek~end.
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Carlton L'Hommediou of Rowan
street is arranging the program
which will be given at the muoicale
tor the benefit ’of the South Nor-
:vgtik Methodist church. February
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Mrs. George Stillman of East avo-
rule will be hostess to the members
of the Girls'club of Christ church at
her home tomorrow evening at 7:30
o'clock when the regular monthly
business and social meeting will be
held. .
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The women of the Mission society
of the Advent Christian church will
resume their meetings on Wednesday
when a meeting will be held in
the church at 1' o'clock.
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Miss Grace Guiado at Fort Point
street was a week—end visitor in
Stamford.
'o e o .
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pierson 0!
East avenue have lel‘t tor Florida
.where they will spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierson are also plan-
ning to visit a number-pt other cities
before returning to their home in
this city. ‘
e o o ‘
George Dykmnn of the Crotut and
Knapp company will sail next week
on a two month’s trip abroad;~
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The annual supper of” the vests).
men ed” mthe Christ church will be
serv the church We sonny
night. 6'”
o o o ,
The regular monthly me ting
‘theyvNomalfi Ministero' Jealousy:
will ,be held to the East Avenue
Methodist chosen tomorrow. A
luncheon will be served to the “It;
gymen by the members or the Indies?
Aid society under the supervision“
Mrs. A. N. Paddock. president. '
. .
Th
"
regular monthly meeting of tin
all?"
bined in the evening gown at the
right. A beaded girdle cools. the
material‘olosely at the hips and
gives an Orientalonote which is (ur-
ther' carried out by the hood-dram
ot tinsel cloth. The new short
length in gowns is illustrated. '
Cyclamen pink’ is one of the lov-
liost of the new shades. It is a dig-
nlned. pure. soft pink and is manuv
factured in materials of soft textuno
——crepe marquiseiie andrchilfoa. It
is not easily combined with other
colors. but lends itself bed to self
trimmings or ornamentation: of
crysial. pearl or silver beads.
East Nomlk Yacht club will be
held tonight in the club room in
Seaview avenue.
A number or East Not-walk resi-
dents have ourolld in the Teachers'
Training school being, conducted un-
der the auspices of the Near-lit
Council of Religious Education in
the South Nor-walk Methodist
churches on Monday evening. The
second session will be held tonight.
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The Triangle club will moot in
at 7:80 o'clock.
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Mrs. Thomas Wilkins was the
week-end guest of triads in Brook-
1
m one
A successful cake sale we! hold
by the Epmrth league of the East
Avenue Mmm' church in Chris
Fey's~rnarket in Van taut street
Saturday afternoon. Miss Katherine
Pennell was in charge. She was as-
stated by Miss Ethel Peterson and
Miss Roxie Houghton. The proceeds
will be added to the general fund of
the league which during the pa:
summer purchased and converted the
lot adjoining the church into a duo
tennis court. The next exist: on the
social calendar of the league is the
“Silver" Valentine social‘to beheld
on February 18. -
ENJOY DANCE
Al HOSE HOUSE
Young Married . Peo-
D l e ’ s ' Association
Churches Yesterday
Members of the Young Married
People's association and their triads
enjoyed a dance in the newton
Hose house Saturday night. The
dance program included several nov-
el (atoms. The music no furnish—
ed by a popular Nor-walk orchestra.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
James Jondgraft, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
8. m. and Mrs. Frederick
Stebell.‘ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bad-
io. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lynch. Mr.
and Mrs. George Wei-dwell 0; South
Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bil-
liard and guests. Mr. and Mn. fib-
eld Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Earle}.
Stevens. Mrs. George A. Kay and
Mrs. Sidney 3. Bell. ' -
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The fourth quarterly conference of
the Bavarian Methodist church was
sold last evening after the penal
unday night service. gov. w. It.
dd. D. 1).. district superintendent.
presided. Dr. Kidd also mod
the sermon at the germs. At the
conference the motion prom by
the oncial heard some time ago. in~
vldng Rev. Char-loo g. Gray to return
as pastor. was confirmed. Report!
at the various: ‘oooloties were given
sndlhe‘oglgowof these organisations
“211° were digitized gimp the lust don‘-
3r.
I
Til-rewwbie
: lent‘nxoM’nL
. .
‘7 . meeting or the
cm. WBi-othcbouutbelios
W
ell-rub "tomorrow
not. will be a W o! the
Pam's chem in the ”oi-walk high
school tomomw evening-310'“
Anmmbmuonrgodubem
unewmuflcistobedbtributod.
e e e
.A meeting at the ow hoard oi
the Men Moth“ church will
be held on Wodnudog «all. cited
the regular mid-wool. church gather-
Community hall tomorrow evening-
“I.
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the grip.
York.
days.
sextet“ arrangement
ward Every.
sorry to hear that he
ever the
Montclalr.
Q 9
needs; evening.
I
The second on. in
Training school being
Id tonight.
BUSY;
tertaimnent
Aaaieliowelltortbe
.aadlbmttortbo
rug-making elas- lppiy
eels tech.
flat is sumo-mm.
{41590 soc infiructor.
club rooms next '1'):
nau'-io;g j 5“ ”‘1'
Mill’s-e
Mr. and the. George 8. Mon!»
at Row-non avenue had as
guests over the woetoeud John Mac—
Kay and John Mendel-
Frank Brands spent the week-end
at hh home in Rowayton avenue.
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A splendid new program was
given at the service. in the new,
ton Baptist church yesterday. I
[3me
Enrollments for Spring
Tenn Under Way-—
(losses Added:- En-
Smith—tel." phone-g on.
a a" plus that will
am... has mu roost tonne.“ in
securing the services c! Mia's Edith ’
Christie oi tho Bridgeport Art
have strongly given their names to
Miss Stevens, on well as those who
whb‘to take the oouno but have not
10; M up. are askod‘to be at the '
Geomandmmucm-
lisp street are ill at their home with
(lid:
of New
Silos Carpenter of Rowsyton ave-
nue is able to be out again after .be-
ing ill at his home for the past few
I! Mendels-
sohn‘s "I invited tor the Lord" was
exuptieoaily well done. Those who
sang were Mrs. M 1’. Siemens
lrs. “when Moulthrop'.
trod P. C. Bockius. Ill-s. Cioment D.
Albrecht. David Albrecht and E. Ho~
Mrs. Al-
Friends of Charles Gaston will be
butthil
home in Pentium “not.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dillard of
Row-moo avenue had as their guests
week-end relatives from
There will be a meeting of the
Deli. Finger circle of the BOIWI
Dentist church in the church Wed-
0 Teacher‘-
uctee un-
der the auspices of the NWk
Council 0: Bentha- Education will
be bold tonight in the
walk Methodist church. Although
there was a good representation
from the local churches present at
the firot “on. it to expected that
this number will be greatly increas-
Soutb Nor-
GiRlSilllBlS -
Enrollments for the spring term
arobelngmdoinaiicla-oe‘ attbe
Girls’ and Women's club. lis- Ger-
trude Pen- tor the nun-m. Mn.
inflating.
”It”. “I
"mandala-deluded
rot-mm. nmngudtothe
to ,1!!- Bulb
beaten-id-
m h
Iii-Anna
Those who
'3 "all”.
All emuls-
ems
. It;
all!
to
ZMONDAY, “Ilium
o
F Household
Hm.
.3: mums
Hun—m1. [1nd .1 “mo
‘ ‘ m egg yolk, hm" .
Oranges and Bananas Sliced ter. in,“ m '5! '
Oatmeal with Top Milk Sausages slimy-boa.“ e .
Corninul Pancakes Toast pan with pm: “in
Coffee cover with PM Iii ,
luncheon. ”In
Novel ‘ Luncheon Dish
_.\
Sl‘G
Mon—Apple PM A Woman .3111“
Milk Tea ditlonai no... m9?“
Dill-fl. heavy iron on “:2:
I
Vegetable Soupt‘wlth Toast Strips
not Ham Sandwiches
' Soot Pudding
TODAY’S WES.
Novel lunch-u Blob—Bake large
smooth pontoon. Slit lengthwise and
Wmflhahookfldoopout in-
side: take half and mesh. Season
with salt, pepper and butter. .Ful
one side of each shell with this mix-
Lay on top a strip of bacon.
spinach cooked and
dressed with white uuco.
other side of potato shells. Set in
oven till bacon is crisp ,then serve.
tore.
have ready.
quuid Sauce—One
one cup water. one-halt cup butter.
thickent with one
Boil together,
tablespoon dour.
spoon of vinegar:
meg. vanilla or lemon or little of
each of them.
union-Apple Pie — Grated rind
of one lesson. two tablespoon lem-
on juice one cup sugar one egg yolk
one tablespoon melted butter.
We bread dour. one-founh
cup hot water .two apples pared and
grated. one egg white. Ills grated
tclpce.
parently
wearer calls them
Back Bay intonation or "polls" with
an Oliver Street “oi."
beg them or covet them.
There are till-ensuing. of pearls
in the United Stag
worth over a quarter or a million
dollars. They are the Princess An-
utssia‘o nearly. a purchase of
Leeds tin plate millions. the Dodge
"FASHION
«News Notes
BY um LAMONT.
Special Correspondent
O! The Evening Sentinel.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.—Savage. or
civilised. women of all ages have al~
ways demanded beads.
wild women of the cities today are
no less willing to receive them than
their sisters of the Jungle and the
Of all the
continue unquestioned favorites. Ap-
it We. no difference
whether these adornments are pro-
duced by an irritated oyster or ll so-
cialistlo workman or whether
“.0th concuv,‘
n! a square. ym of
the hardware star.
large enough for the
ironmg board and M 1
a good do” of l
is V"! the: ‘
for some time.
Beet Salad
Coflee
”My...
All of us luv.
sclentlouely to cite.“ .
woodwork of our}:
of the duties we do
Crawling along on
no Joy for either 15..
housewife and w. .1
selves more or l-
we do a thorough m
young “omen solved“.
a manner not very d
mil, but none the 1..
site on her child‘s w
pushes herself along .‘
she goo-e. V .
Fill the
cup sugar,
add one table-
fiavor with nut-
. —-~
One housewife u"
a child‘s broom “Will
“ling electric m
broom slightly and ii
in from of am
up the hair uq m
”"3 Unpleasant lull in
pulling hair from n
two
dress which hu mm '
point where there ll -
betwm'n [he ml And in
latest malllieslszlor. a“
ible diamond millet
um these as low us:
muCh 3' drilling Of
Open Fli‘il'l a “Fae G: M
l‘ncr an lfllpilcmad ll
pensive lives when m
the lat ler clasp If! um. .
Practically cVpr -
to be had in the lL'. .
lotion but then hum
oil in demand for lvm,
chryrlisl, input or f '
sliver beads. aimed
strings are so long in ‘
worn over shouldered
arm and if on) girl I
to have a long smut
prop» r ic-r her to my
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it.
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