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Personal Mention
‘ Local Items
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ii-Tlirong Enjoys ’ Valentine _
Dance At the Girls' Club
M
,....._'rhe Girls' and Women's club in
Well street was crowded to capacity
Mt night by those who came to en-
hy the Valentine entertainment and
social especially arranged for the
occasion.
ed in red hearts those properties of
Cupids appearing on every wall.
chandelier and window where is was
possible to paste one. '
Dancing by Norwzilk children was
a. feature of the occasion. The little
girls appearEd in attractive ballet
costumes in the softer shades of
crepe de chine. The following dune-
. 6: were presented:
“‘“"Dragon Fly."
”Parks. toe dancer.
:7 "Magic Doll."
Paton.
”Paikctto." by Miss Ruth St.John.
» toe dancer.
”h:"Time of Roses." by Miss Theresa
Fish. ’
“Flower “'altz.” by all four girls.
For three of‘thc dancers. Miss St.
John. Miss Fish and Miss l’uton. last
night proved the first appearance in
public. All four girls executed their
-~O.'-<Dv‘.1.l«;,._.M('-.
Is: .11".
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by Miss Ruth
by Miss Margaret
...numbers with grace and talisnt. A
"Word of commendation is due Miss
t'iyeld for her excellence in the
coaching of the pupils.
., ”Alissa Norma. Madman. also a. danc-
er of note, gave it splendid piano lit:-
1 companimcnt for the dance numbers
I of the children.
3 ing Miss luncheon gave a piano solo.
"Forest Souls." by Charles Deniiec.
1 and “Poupe V'nlsunto," liy Eduord
2 I’oidini.
~'. Miss Theresa Smith rendered vo—
: cal solos: "Gypsy Love Song." "All
" Alone" and "Mighty Like :1 lit-so."
‘ She was accompanied at the piano
; by Mrs. lluzzil Gallagher.
Following the program 01' enter-
3 tainment. curd tum-rs were mutil- up
. for those who ulshi-d to play. while
'- the others danced. During the dune-
twillg a spvclnl numbr-r- was culled.
and the two ri:inc~i'S' having the
“lucky number r w .‘ml Priltt'fi. Those
irivorod in Ft: \ lili't‘ll? Alicii, .
who rl‘r"‘i'\“ll si an-i .\lrs.§
{ltrbcrt Norman. ..r.o won :i lin—
gerie nape roll. Miss Lodico Weld
called out the numbers.
«During the owning Miss “‘llmu
: Hyatt. ten—year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. “’ziltvr Hyatt of _1tl~i Mum
street. the smallest child privsont.
drew the lucky number for the door
prize. Miss Lodlco “'cld won this.
and she was given (l. hiind-uinbi‘m-
dered doilie.
The committee in charge includ-
Lod: Miss iluih Smith. in change of
the card (obit-5:3 Mrs. Arthur lion-
son. hostrss. and in charge of Ult‘
refreshments; Mrs. John Meri'iiixaii.
_who arrangml 'lht‘ (icilghtl'ui pro-
-gram gli‘t‘n: Miss (5mm! blind“. in
chergo oi" the i~rit-.,~riziinment: ' Mrs.
VA-rthur (lYt‘l'lhl‘Cn‘i'. in charge of the
’door prize; Miss Grace Moran. Miss
Anna. Stevens and liiiw Ruth Smith.
in charge of the arrangements for
the dancing; Miss Beryl Norman
'and Miss \\'inifrcd C‘chrihrow st:l'\'-'
"fed refreslimunt.
O O .
Mrs. Minnie I‘wiinelt was installed
ya! acting deputy commander of Lady
lilashington lodge, No. 21, Shepherds
ofJJethlc-heiii. at the meeting of that
“organization held ‘l‘hursday night in
”if? ed Men's hall,‘ Main street. The
milation was 'Iiiectcd by Deputy
f’.‘§§premo Commander Catherine
"Burns. Following the business ses-
sion. a valentine social and supper
was in order. Thvre Were several
tables all nicely arranged with Vill-
entines. The layers were valentines:
Tableau: of Linucln featured the
program. In one corner of. the hall
was an‘Topen fireplace with a blaz-
Jngxire. ,. The first showed .Lincoln.
ying before the fireplace with his
slate: the second so. no showed Lin-
coln before the fireplace with his
mother seated in a rocker singing
the national anthem.
Lincoln was cleverly taken by Fred
Squnders. while his mother was
Miss Ethel Bergman. The 9.1er
was in charge of Miss Bergman and
agcommittee. The next meeting- will
beleatured by a dines initiation and
will be held on Feb. 26. ~
. O O 0' . .
-ail'he Pre Lenten dance at the
Grace-Parish ball will be held Fri-
day evening. Februaryi 20. at- 8
o'clock. Dancing will last until 12
otclock. The affair is being given
under the ,ausplces of the Norwalli,
‘Tiipubllean 'Wornen's “sedation.
e Junior members of the ent'er-
eIinment committee of the assoclm
‘thn. havelhe affair in charge. Mrs.
Head uartersir Attractively Decorated —— N or-
2 will: Girls Dance—Piano Realtal—Cards—
5 Prizes—The Committee
The club was attractively decorai— -
During the even-'
The part of'
will be Mrs. Benjamin F. Andrews
and Mrs. George Hubbell. Refresh-
ments will be in the charge of Mrs.
Percy Barrett and Mrs. John Merri-
man.
s e 0,
Mrs. Bertha M. Richards of 118
Flax Hill road left for New York
‘clty.' Mrs. Richards will spend sev-
eral days at the Ritz Carlton hotel
with Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Murray. who
intend leaving very shortly for Los
Angeles. Guillermo. They will go
by way of the Panama Canal and
will remain in the test for about
two months.
0 e 0
Mrs. Hampton Sherwood of Com-
stock avenue entertained inst eve-
ning at a card party given at her
home. The affair was in honor of
St. Valentine's and the house was
decorated accordingly. ‘lbo party
was preceded by an excellent chick-
en dinner, zit which Valentine fu-
\ors were a llfutUFE. l‘inochlo tables
were made up during the evening,
after which refreshments were serv~
ed. a duhghtful time being enjoyed
i by all who .iiicnded. Among Iliose
.prescnt were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ferriss. Mr. and Mrs. John Finch.
l-‘rank Merrill, Mn; Lottie Guilt-s.
Mr. and Mrs. Joh1 Mills. and Mr.
and Mrs. Hampton Sherwood. There
Were to llrsts and two consolation
prizes. The first prize for the la-
dies was won by Mil-i. Guilt-s. while
Mr. Merrill won the first for the
men, Mi. Finch was given the con-
solution prize. for the men. while
Mrs. l-‘lnch won the consolation prize
for the ladies.
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The regular m «sting of the King's
Daughters of the South Norwiilk
Baptist church. will take place this
motilng at the home of Mrs. Fred
SChL‘ltliL‘l’, Mcrwin street. at. 7:45
o'clock.
a e
The members of St. Paul's choir
will hold lli’ir ri‘henl'snl this
hing. i twas postponed last until!
iduc to the tart that the chuirmusrcr,
Air. William 1-2. Smith was in Hart—
ford.
two-
0 0
Mrs. Fred Lyon of 126 Fluxhill
road will entertain a. number of
frit‘nds at a curd party to be given
at her home this ekenlng. A supper
will precede the affair.
O O O
The Young Women’s association
of the Hungarian Reformed church
hei dun. enjoyable dance last evening
at. Kish's hall.
0
[The sewing circle of the Not-walk
Council of Catholic women hold their
rigular mertmg at 2 o'clock ycetcr-
«luy afternoon {it the Catholic club
house. .
O I O
The Choral Art society members
met for their regular rehearsal last
night.
The members of the South Nor-
walk Boat club will give a smoker
and entertainment tonight in thi-
ciub rooms on Water street. Alh-
letlc events will feature the occe~
slon.
I 0
Tomorrow afternoon at St. Joe-
eph's hall. the South Norwalk Coun-
cil No. 1253. K. of C.. will confer
the third degree of the order on a
class of 57 candidates. The degree
exempliflcatlon will be one of the
biggest events of its kind in the
.council's history. State Deputy Wil-
iiarn J. Mulligan is expected to be
present.
O t 0
Members of the Demolsy will meet
this afternoon when the Bridgeport
degree team will come over for the
occasion and work the first degree
while in the evening the local team
i will work the second degree. Today
is the first anniversary of the local
council and a big time will be held
in St. John's Lodge, Nor-walk. Dur-
ing the afternoon there will be a
street parade. in which the local
council's newly organized drum
corps will participate.
Jack Connors of Spring street
was a. visitor in Bridgeport yester-
day. " . ..
, . . _
—Lerge Pee. .Coal. Harri. &
Guns—Adv.
O O O
Percy Barrett is in charge of the
.tlckots. The hostesses Friday night
, Joseph Bartlett of Snowden ave--
nue spent Thursday in Stamford. '
,.
Fire loss is costing til;
dollars a day. What’ it~
”somewhat on " your ’ Gare
your ferethought.
piece smaller valuables
0011i
Property is always subjectto fire hazards. 36
it pays to carry adequate fire insurance and to
proof S‘efe Deposit Valli
o
Come In at the Jewelry Gift. Shop.
; If You Have Annyewse-Write iot'l‘lie women's Editor, cioTlie Even
iLK WOMEN
ing Sentinel. or Call 92 or 93
-Exchaiige of. “Bright
~* Many celebrate -Valénfifié’8 ' 1 Day
lted Hearts M éii‘iksT Parties in" NorWall{—-S'ch0013.‘
WTbb.”HOIdfiCfele’bfatiohs' ” “ ” ' ' ' ‘
5. mo‘sW‘
OLD WELL FIRE
FIGHTERS WIN
'Capture Fourth of. Pi-
nochle Series, Played
St. \...
Old and. bruit. :ilikc. Practically till
the schools in Noi-wnllc
sort of a party in the afternoon Just
before classes went home.
Bright red hearts were exchang-
ed. some of them being of the plain.
ordinary bought variety:
them being home-made. while oth-
ers were very painstakingly delgh~
ed in the school room.
This morning the
were tendered n Valrntine party at
the Rialto ihcntro. in CGnJunClliHl
with the spt‘t‘izll movie nastiness put
on for their licnclit.
but night the (iiris' and “'omrn‘s
,. hay is celebrated by
hold sumo -
lmys and girls
\‘al mil-w party in their club rooms :hr- participants were usually dress-
"21 \Vllll sil‘f‘rl. ivhcn tho fammis red
‘hcnris ruled suprvmec
i The Bpworih lcagiie of the 385133 ”filo girl in n ruffled crepe paper
invcniic Methodist church held a sil-
ver "nx.\n‘lne ”cm, in mar rooms ictcd with hearts cut in vnrious hlzcs.
some of last night. whpn ;~_ spcclul program 0,“le little boy's costume is also ruf-
.<flr‘d.in a very attractive and simple
cntrrtninmcnt was proscnled.
l‘rhctica'ly till the rhtirch mt‘lflics
cclclirnicd young l‘upld's birthday in.
in all‘
mas-s, zil'ln'.\‘»plf‘rt‘ld hwy-is. rnrgui- ihandoiirr in the above picture. xiv-
run-rm is and entrancing littlr (‘upiils in: the whoio ii disilnt tilt of fretlv-
some’monnv‘r or other and.
figurr-‘l in tho dcr‘orntions.
.-\t ihosc inicrtnliimcnts
{club held a spcclnl open-house and 1.1.. L‘I.i;iy numinrs
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w h c ri-
tvcro prqisi-nicd,
ml in costume npproprinii- to tho- oc-
casion. In the above picture we see
fgown with u vcry full skirt decor-
; mnnner.
i Hearts and (‘upld dolls decorate
the doors and the liable. and even the
‘ity. ch ribbons are
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Icixtwim ti ( w rywherc.
lviwomingly
Joseph Guhl‘lbo of Bouton street
was a. visitor in Stamford yesterday.
I O O
UI’-TOoDATE MACHINERY
AT THE STAR l.AI’.\'l)ll\'
For every feature of laundry woik
When this corinrn mun-d in few
months ago lnio its nl'\V brick tmild-
Inc at ll Cross street. Norwaik. and
startrd its first day‘s liiisim-ss in the
new business home. the “hurls 80!
in motion iip-lo-dntc laundry imi-
uhlnery. This insiiiiiiillon of course
was made at a considerable cure! but
it was done with the idq-n in view of
giving to the people 'if Norwull. and
vicinity the wry hi'sl in equipment
for the "turning out" of superior and
satisfying laundry work. Th'.~ ruci
coupled with the Star Laundry‘s ox-
ceilent service and delivery. has
made for better business. Telephone
here is 3334.——Adv.
. C C
David Schoover of Oijcan street
spent Wednesday in New York city.
0 o 0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert 11. Fuller of
Ohio avenue are spending a. few
days in Niagara Fails.
, C O 0
George Federicl was rt visitor in
Bridgeport “’ednesday.
~ ' ' ' e e e'
—-'I'HE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP
Any gift that comes from our Jew-
elry stock is always welcome. I!
might be’sbmeihlng in the line of
table silverware. either sterling or
pitted such as. Rogers 1847. Com-
munity Plate and Sheffield's. Also
Don't forget .our stock of cut glass.
niches. pearls. rings. clocks and
fountsln pens. etc. We have a rim‘
line of. first quality. pearls on sale
now at reasonable prices. We have
. Swiss
.wutehes repaired in first class shape.
Jewelry and clocks repaired. All
work gmmnteed togbe satisfactory.
128 Washington St.—Adv.
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George.ll‘rederlck of Naples street
.is'pendlng theweek‘ end with relav
three in Bridgeport.
country over smillion
_ina_y cost you depends
. but more» largely on
inaboxin
0mm:
‘ Main of... Phone dosagadv.
The Twin City Valet offers folks
n this vicinity a real service ln.lta
loaning. dyeing and tailoring dss
lax-uncut. The best of work .end
meson-bit prices here. 67 Nerth
“Birthday‘Fafvors .‘
V. 'rCards
for
,msnytuseful gifts. ' Also all kinds‘
.of high.” guide American.
lilllf'ats.
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-—L(‘Lgh Coal.
Harris & Grins.
-—Ad\'
0 O O
“’llliam Szihci-e of Paradise street
was fl visitor in Now York city yrs-
tt‘filll)’.
I O 0
Mr. and Mrs. \l’lliinm l,’riian of
0:11; sirect are entertaining at their
home relatives from Now York city.
‘ I s e
~—-Rfldio Sole -— l-‘ri-shmnn iiiu-a’i‘r-
pit-co (En-iiibe sci) special price he“
S-l..5ii l"l\e Tube Cinralone Neutro-
(zyne sci sin-cit“ .1: 845.0“. l’lllola
LSuper-lleierodyne (6 tubes) C(lll‘
pieie. Special at $250.00 t\loerris
Electric Shop, 28 \\'ash.ngion Stirel.
--Adv.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Haas of
Sound View terrace have as their
week end guests friends from New
York city.
0 e ,
—The healing problem in
every feature no matter how large
or small the job may be can be
correctly taken care of by The Net-
son‘ ill. \Vhlte Establishment. 56 No.
Main street.-o.-ldv. .
D 0 0
~ Harold Dorkcn of Benton street
is spending the week end with rela-
tives ln'Nt-w York city.
. e o e '
I
its
_ --Rtidio and Viclrolas
easy terms. Donncly.-—Adv.
' ‘ O O 0
Louis Risks. of Lowe 'street was
a. visitor in Bridgeport. yesterday.
. .0 O C '
sold on
Special sale ‘of 80!! 1-2 Cord
Tires at 88.45. tube to fit (first
class) for “.50. Ever Ready 8.
liutterles for radio. 31.45 for 2: 1-:
volts. $2.90 for 45 volts. Norwalk
Post Road The 00.. 62 Wall erect.
-—Adv. ‘
_ _ s e s ‘ 7
.Samuel Ireland of Bates court
who recently sustained e fractured
leg is getting along nicely at his
home. ‘~ - .
.-.v.~roee~ .
—~Specie.l sale on roses today at
“lacuna $1.00 (102. E. A. Cuneo, No.
Mela StreeL—Adv. '
' O I O ‘
M11. Nicholas Garfield of Lowe
street entertained a. few friends at
her hf molest evening. It we; lie.
forthyssevench birthday;
. _ e’ ‘
'QW'HEN rnfimnmo
work. is to be done. new work or
Mrs. Joseph llowe of Taylor ave-i
one has rccoxcrcd from llt‘l‘ recent - motored to Bridgipoi't
e e e .
—Bc.~i Coal. Harris at Grins. -—Ad\ ~
‘, attention I of the ”wearer
Birthday
Geo. Washingtonts
eeyour service with expert workmen
rend therbeu'of- materials. ~ Other
bunches-efwork comedian-by this
Tcoii'cérn ”deiflnhlngfia’s limit: and.
steep)... hamster and been: .heiilo
lng.- Henry A. Remain. so Waiter
street. Phone 478 '8.—Adv. ,
Jobbing work this establishment Is"
John Reynolds of Paradise street
last night
where he'attendcd a performance
of l‘oll‘s Palace theatre.
O 0
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i hint-go .‘ilanwcli of Lowe street
iwns s \isllor in Stamford yester-
day.
i 553-5.~Adv.
Joseph Thorpe of Lexington live.
one spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
O O U
Theodore Howe of Ely avenue is
spending the week end with rela-
tives in New York city.
I
O I
-—Radio service at Donnelly's.
O O I
Mr. and Mrs. James Florence of
Clix! street have as their week end
gucsts relatives from .\'ew York
city.
0 I 0
Mrs. Mathew Galbo of' Lowe
street is getting along nicely at her
home“ where she has been confined
by illness.
I 0 O .
Fred Shepard of W'oodwurd uvc-
nue spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
O O 0
James Cunningham of Stamford
was. a visitor in town yesterdey.
o e e .
Dr. and Mrs'lc. P'.,Boutwell have
Just returned to their home on Will-
lace avenue. after spending three
weeks in Florida.
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0 O I
-—)llI.Ll.\'ERY
Mrs. i.» A. Uit‘ksori. 4 so. Osborn?
,.\\e.. E. Norwltik. Conn.. Phone
‘ brace Jade. amethyst.
Quarters
The Old “'ell Hook and Ladder
night in the plnochlo
which was played in the Mayflower
Hook and Ladder company‘s queri-
ers in Van Zant street. The tourna-
ment schedule cells for six games,
to be played between a picked team
from the Old Well Hook and Lad-
der company and one from the
Third district firemen. The Second
district fire caters are leading by six
games. They won twenty games last 1
night. while the Mayflowers won
sixteen. The score to date is: Old!
Well. 75 games. and Mayflower. 69.
The next sitting will be held Friday
evening in the Old “‘ell rooms. Con-
trol Fire station.
0
The choir of the East
Methodist church will hold
hoax-ml :is usual 1
O
avenue
its re-
onight at 8 o’clock.
O 0
Mrs.
Striiet
ford.
Lillian Nichols of Third
was a row nt visitor in 5mm»
0 O 0
Mrs. John Capuora of Fort. Point
siroct has recovcrcd from her recent
illness.
C
Mrs. Anthony Slcoleiie of Fort
Point street spent ynstcrday in New
York city. '
I O 0
Alvin King of Hawkins avenue)
has taken a position with the Nash
Enginrrc-rlng company.
s ’ o 0
Mr. and Mrs. (‘lArcnt‘e Jackson of
Cove avenue announce the birth of :1
son. Howard. on \Vcdnosday. ‘
O D U
The mombcrs of the Omicron cir-
t‘lc of thc East avenue M. E. chUIch
wlll aticnd the srrvlces in a body to-
morrow evening. There will he a
[special svrmon by Rev. A. J. Pen-
‘iicil. pastor.
O O 0
Mrs. Frank llurne and children2
“mu-é ('hfiiiiznrl ilwlr ri'sidi-nce from
i. .tis court. South Norwalk. to iiusl .
'f..\cnuc. Third district.
- I 0 0
Only routine business came up for
transaction at the meeting of the of-
iicv‘rs and teachers of the Sunday;
school of the Swedish Congrrga'ion-‘
.1! church. which was hold inst evvn-
ing at the homo of Superintendent
Axel Amundsen in Osborn avenue.
0 O a
Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Bouiweil have
returned to their home in “‘ailnce
avcniie from a three weeks‘ stay in
Florida.
0 e 0
Min Rita Js’SRUp is
in (.‘ovo uvcilur‘.
ill at her‘homp
.- e e O
The rcgulnr weekly nicoting of
Troo No. 6. lloy Sc itus. will be hi id
'oni'g it in Community hell. -
O O D
The three act comedy. "Billy's
Bungalow." will be given in the
\nru'alk M. E. church Tuesday
ovcning by the pupils of Mrs Thnm‘
as Baxter's Sunday school clan of
the East avcniio M. E. church. The
production will be under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Arthur J. Pennell.‘
Chrystal beads, hung from posts or
moments.
PARIS. Feb. ll.—~The Medici fam- .
-i'y. which once dominated affairs oil
etatr‘ in Europe, has not lost its in-
flucnco on fashions. Medici collars
high luring and still? are being worn
in the din time with round necked
flocks. They are kept standing by
a chain or string of bonds wound
tightly around the neck and allow-
(6 to fall down one side in the form
n: a long pendent-
U I .
PALM BEACH, Feb. 14 ——Therc
is a certain fullness to the skirts oi
the ensemble coats being worn here
which is not a flare and nut produc-
ed by godets. pleura or filds. 'i‘hoy
call it a "swing" and it takes a‘tallor
In Mayflower Co.’s'
company won the fourth sitting last.
tournament. -
;iocs, one small onion.
ttvnfiapiist (llUiCh hold a \‘aliiii ..
isol’l.
SATURDAY, FEBRU
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Cfub News
Feature A.
1 .H-Ol‘lSEhLOId Hilits
I}, SIRS. Mi '2. DA
' MENU niivr. . ‘ I, ..
Breakfast.
Rice with Raisins Top Milk p”- -- . ‘- . ..
Apple Sense \Vhole Wheat Twas: . 4‘25. j
Coffee _ - _ . ‘_ "
3 hunt-hunt . N Ar...
Tomato Jelly Salad .. 5.;
Creamed Potatoes "
. Oatmeal Cookies tn”, ,
Milli . - . '»
1 Dinner , .
Stuffed Onions limlei‘cd ‘:.il‘l'ii‘*- . - . , , .
Peas Pineapple Pie . ~ . "
‘ Tea, 7r": 7 ... n” mu‘.
_ 1 . ‘
:ronsv's RECIPES N ‘ , . ]
Tomato Jelly Salad — A
(Ziih
up salad: One pint cannot tonm F
stuck “i'ii
cloves. onc~half tablespoon golatine,
one-fourth laeapoon unit. liliiv.
imirth teaspoon sugar. Paprika:
Roll the tomatoes, Onions and .ms.
sonings together until thn quanti'y ,'
is reduced to half. Add to ma lwii-V
lng mixture the gelatinc. which has
teen soaking for ion minutes in iv»;
tablespoons cold walcr, and rriiiow-
_
(minimal F... i
from fire. Strain into jtlly tim-
or baking pond-tr line and pim-n q. t..i ..
lcobox until Hut and mild. in the N
mean time prepare the iotlmxnm‘
mixture: Ono—half cup choppwl y-.-;_
cry. three tablespoons shredtlcd mm.
brute. two teaspoons French drrs » ’
half fl green pepper chopped. Sn :vi
Dir-cc of onion, choppnd, oiii-Al’i-rzr‘i'
icaspoiin salt. Enough mnynm..,
to hold together. Slim; wily Ili‘ \H‘.’ .
Would a tomato: put some shrmiiir-al ' . ”
f" .
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,' ROWAYTON :
HOLD rCNJOYABLIC '. - :
VALENTINE PARTY : . , »~
Young People of Bap— A
tist Church Enjoy
Seasonahle Games ~ ‘5"
Church Notices
Tho young people of ill"
l‘uiw A
party in the church last
Scaeonable games were enjoyed
dcr the direction of Miss Rhoda .l.n--.
vis. who arranged the owning s [ilfl‘
gram. assisted by Mrs. John Juli
Refreshments wcre swim:
The party was a got-togethcr lifi'rtli"
for the young people. who are plnii» . ,
niiig to rc-orgsnize the Chlihilliii - ~ *
Endeavor society; A business nic-~t— ‘
ing will be held’Friday night in the ‘ 1 '
church when officers will be isiminl
:illd the schedule for the year only r: . - - '
up.
CV’f‘lii' L:
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The regular monthly meeting
the ltowuyton Civic nsmcmtlon
hr held Monday evening at r u" l--
in the Rowayton Hosc lioiisc.
o e e i
Clifford Bell of Highland avmiiio i
spending the wool; and iii ltrtrlnw
port. ‘ o 1 .
e e e p f 1‘ 5 :G T}
Rownyton Baptist. church. ilm: a"! * \
Victor F. Sculiee. pastor. Sunnis} ‘
school at 10 o'clock. Morning wnr- 3 DH
ship with sermon. “he Spirit of \lis~
slon’s." at it o'clock. Meeting of ill“
Christian Endeavor society at T p n,
Evening worship at 7:.“ Quint, ' "
Gathering of pastor's class in lh'”
parsonage Monday afternoon (it iniir
o'clock. Teachvrs‘ training Muss at
South Nor-walk M. E. church. l'ruy»
or meeting Thursday evening at. 9
o'clock. Business nicoting (-i' ihv»
Christian Endravor society Vii-lay
ovcning at 8 o’cloek.
of real ability tomproduce it without
sacrificing the sofinese of the avooh
en fabrics of which the coats are
made.
0 ‘ O ' O " ' ’
NEW YORK. Fob. lip—It is not
necessary to be a saint nowadays to ‘
look like a stained glass window. To
the so celledgjowel tones which em~
tops; and
milar shades. has been added a
deep Gothic purple, Eveque. what;
ever that means. '
O O 0
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.——In form-
er years it was fashionable to wear
summer furs around the neck. Now
they are being worn proud the
. FASHION
. News Netes
B LEDNDON. Eel-g.
ee of Old England may be cele-
brated in song and story but it is
less popular with Englishwomen
since the vogue of the slim silhouct- '
te. Stores are full of displays of
rubber reducing gar ‘ients. Whether '
these ommpllsh eti- purpose or
not. the udvertisemenu‘ which no.
company them do. One brand is
advertised by a. female figure wear-
ing 3 rubber garment and reading
a. tape mellow-ewmch evidently has
just recorded. it decrease 3-in ‘hip
mm“?!- -Tho sswmem- evi-
dently has completely detracted the
from, the
price mark, to guinea. which stores
her boldly in the face. ,5 . " , '-
. . 0
. ._.~ ‘ ‘ ‘
' .f PAR-is rigs. I4.—A. malt hithl‘
formant“. institution :0! one: new ,
gown worn bin-ethic week. It is: e
-14- --The W'
borders of the Keene. flannel or silk
costs which are such an important
part of the ensemble suits, As 3. re-
sult such suits range in price from
about 8125 to 8‘00. .
s. e e '
-NEW YORK. Feb. 14. -- Pious
have stuck in. They have reached
lingerie and the latest examples in
tuple voile and crepe de chine are,
5n
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Qur February sale ofl’vrs you M- V ' '
‘possible price levels—Jurnitiil“
and good taste, at but modern“
your home, andsce what you r
heavily pleated. On most numbers,
the pleats are of the narrow knife
edge variety but some have the wide
box pleats so usual today on auto:
skirts. , '
. THE NEW. .>
0LiismosiLe six
Fisher Built-Coach
31.1mm Delivered ' .
slicer. Booiiiiot.‘ mom :
The (huh/that £1!!!”
sheath of Nick .Aun- ~vttmnc‘oV‘lh
.mtfleflnu;beads..of.~. ~mg. . sires '.
like ,the‘ sky in summer. The ‘irown
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'room set for the oliildrem A 2m. 1" 2.‘.
iii,-
‘ room. A few Iiiiiips and pimiizus- :4
. Februarysale. Thcn'you will i?’ i' I
‘ much further your dollars can (:0.
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Open . > i ‘ (till?
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‘m 43.55 final-til "lilaiiist' ,
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