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Colonial
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”hares: preparations are in progress
.8!" the Colonial tea to be be] this
“turnoon at the home of M J.
Hilton Coburn. at Colonial cottage.
‘8 South Main street. The affair
”to be given under the auspices of
life ,hospitailty committee of the
'1 with Nor-walk Congregational
, ‘ Ehurch. which committee is a
branch of the Women: association
bf' the church. The event is to be
combined “social and food sale.
Res and pies are to be donated by
flip various women. and they will be
Sold for the benefit of the church.
mweter. the .inain object of the tea
I? Just plain "soeiabillty." every “'0-
"an in the church being invited to
aitend. The colonial atmosphere
in be carried out in the decorations
which will be featured in red. white
‘n-blue. A little cherry tree. sym-
ical of the life of George \Vash-
r'igton. will hold a place of honor on
lip: table. Mrs. E. G. Huntington. is
cglalrman of the affair.
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:31 Valentino party was held by
, C. S. chapter of the Girls and
,- gallons club. at the club rooms on
“all street. last night. when a most
jglightful time was enjoyed. 0f the
rty members who have Joined the
club. twenty five were present last
'55 fight._lh addition. there was -one
Y’ st. Mrs. Mary Fagan of Norwalk.
{re rooms were. attractively decorat-
Iodln St. Valentine's colors. red and
White. with a plentiful sprinkling
It: hearts. predominating. There
were five tables of cards. and prizes
for each table.’ Those Who were:
hm. L. B. Mellor. Mrs. John (Hm-er.
Mg's. Salvatore Guinario. Mrs. Ben-
Jmln Whone. and Miss Anileman.
These prizes conslsited of such
flings as cut glass dishes. pictures
pad bon bon dishes. A special prize.
g‘dolicious cake donated by Mrs.
*lfred Overthrow. was won Mrs.
muel Stevenson. Mrs. William
Gfitledine" Mrs. Albert “’ebbcr and
was Olive Johnson were in charge
mine refreshments which included
mic pie, cake. two kinds of sand-
b'lche‘s. ice cream. cocoa. coffee. and
Sea. A number of the girls served.
Met the cards. dancing was enjoy-
ed to the victrola.
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Memfirs of ihv: l‘ust Pocahontas
ociation. \‘i‘anomu council. No. 31.
. groc of Pocahontas. met laSt
ht“ at the home of Mrs. Jessie
lkili. Sound \‘lew court. for a
inoss and a social meeting. Dur-
the evening it was planned to
fiE'difiire.‘ to bc‘givml' by the as~
iatlon Tuesday. night. Fébruary
h. in Red Men‘s hall. Sv‘ec's or-
‘t‘ra will play for danélng. and
Mrs. Annie Shepard and Mrs. May
Rowe will he in charge. Those de-
g tickets to the affair should
in touch With either one of these
5, _or with one of theimcnibers.
59f Which have tickets'f'for sale.
n.1,: also decided at the meeting
to}; id a mlnsirci show March it! in
)tg‘d Men's hall. This will be a black
thee comedy. most of the members
_the association to iakt: part. Mrs.
ulna. Canfleld will be in charge.
~F‘5llowing the business of the meet-
ing last night cards and a social
fli‘ne were cnj'oyod. followed by‘re-
‘ Mhments. Thom,- present were:
Mrs. May Ballwitz. Mrs. A. Shep-
“. Mrs. Louise Canfield. Miss An-
gfi..“‘alsh. Mrs. Mary Rowe. Mrs.
“a Hyatt. Mrs. Nellie Brown. Mrs.
Eva Sandersprec and Airs. Jesse
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Members of St. Paul's church are
. to give a dinner tonight in the
”urch'pariors. Mrs. Harry Hoyt
grill superintend.
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fffl‘his evening. thi- combo of
fliooseheart Legion will give a. card
"any in the Moose hall for mom-
' ers and their fri:nds. There will
Fin. small admission charge and the
xs‘n‘bney will go towards the legion
.
Tifl’he members of the “T. C. B."
‘ " of the First Methodist Episco-
: 'church of Soufh KNorwalk. will
- old a business and serial meeting
-; lethe chapel tonight
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Tth-i class of the Norwalk M. .
_ 1:}. church will sponsor a. ihree~act
comedy tonight. which will be put
" n in the social rooms by the young
pic of the East avenue church.
Ry" Bungalow" is the interesting
is of this comedy.
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8 Odd Fellovvs and Rebekah: of
Norwalks Will entertain the
and Officers of the State. ton-tor-
unmet Mama; ~‘
WTea to '36; Given
At Home of Mrs. J. M.-Cobu_rn
to Be Given Under Auspices .of South
Norwalk Congregational Church .
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be furnished by Merrism's‘ orches-
tra and refreshments will be served.
All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows are
cordially invited.
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A good attendance was recorded
at the regular Monday night meet-
ing of the school of religion held at
the South Norwalk Methodist church
last night. In the classes of the first
course. held at 7 o'clock. the follow-
ing-spoke: Professor Roland Herbert
Halnton. Yale professor of church
history. "Abelard and Eloise" Rev.
Robert B. _B. Footc. Christ church
look the place of Rev. 0. 1’. Camp-
bell of Hartford, who was unable to
attend, speaking on: "Human ln-
stincts and Emotions."_ These
two classes are hincluded ‘ in the
course on church history. in the
other course. that designed for those
interested in the teaching of Sunday
school work. two classes met. at 8
o'clock. In the first. W. Vernon
Lytle of New Haven talked on:
”Methods of Teaching." and Mrs.
Lillian Ferguson of East Norwalk.
principal of the Marvin school. gave
a talk on the "Preparation for Tell-
ing Stories to Little Children." '
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A letter of thanks for the genero
ous contributions made to his mlsv
sions from Bishop Gogerty was read
at all masses at St. Mary's church
Sunday.
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A month‘s mind mass for the late
Bernard Reynolds will be said at St.
Mary's church tomorrow morning.
The monthly? m.eeti.ng of the Dea-
con's board of the South Norwalk
Baptist church will be held‘ tonight
at the church at £15 o'clock.
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Members of the Swedish Congre-
gationai church choir. are requested
to meet this evening at the church
for rehearsal.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Building and Road association
will-be hold tonight when several
matters will be discussed.
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Tonight. the regular meeting of
tho Norwalk Council of ,Cuthoiic
Women will be her: at the K, of C.
hail-in South Norwalkw A ‘locsl
speaker will address the meeting.
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Mcmbcrs of' the Triangle club of
Christ church will-meetat Commun-
ity hall at. 7 o'clock fink evening.
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The regular meeting:gf_:McKlnley
camp will be held tonight in For-
ester's hall. at which time one can-
Christ church will moct_in_.th_s roc-
tory of the church at 7:30 o'clock
dean. of New Haven: 8.. lefesdorf.
A local speaker will
elo will be held at tho home of Miss
tomorrow evening.
will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in
the high school. All members please
bring books on blemish. ,
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tors of the South Norwalk . Baptist
church willhold a chicken patty
supper Wednesday night. February
Clarence bullet is to b chairman of
the affair while Miss
will be in charge of the dining room.
thorins Cooiy of Elmhurst. Long [I9
land. have been spending a few days
with Mrs. Diary Hanford of ti North
worst lira-Gilbert. P. Mill-s
Powell of New York. In. W. P.
Russel. In. Frank C. ‘ Goodyear.
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Austin and W'? 8:. Salisbury.
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Hrs. George Avison of Silvormine.
will entertain with a card party at
her homers-inlay afternoon; Re-
freshments will follow the affair. to
which. twenty guests have been ll;-
Vitbd.
the past week Include: A. J. Stott
of New York city: I. Twombly of
Boston. Mass: 3. S. Evans. of New
fork city: I. N. Jr.. of Bos-
ton. bias-.3 A. C. or. of Wor-
oester. Mass: C. B. Mallory. of New
Haven. Conn: 0. C. Roberts of
New York city: W. C. Moore. of
New Haven: 8. Holler-am. of New
York city: Y. Dean. of Princeton.
New Jersey; M. Mundholln. of New
York city; 1". N. Pruyn ,,of New
Rhode Island: 8. It. 'nrlor. of
Brookllne. Mala; N. Waite of
Brookline. Mass: 0. Spottiswold. of
Orange. N. J.: E. A. Evans. of Wee-
hawken. New Jersey: 8. M. Strauss.
of Princeton. N. J.; J. S. lobwengor.
of Princeton. N. J.: Herbert Jordan.
of Laurencevillo. N. J.; James Cal-
rus. of llaursncevilie. N. J.: J. Mine-
tree. of Freehold. N. J.: W. L. Case.—
Jr.. of Freehold. N. J.; M. D. Bar-
of East Orange. N. J.: W. B. Cris-
sey. of Chicago. 111.: R. H. Roster-er.
of New Haven: J. K. Stetson. of
New Haven: E. T. Brown. of New
Haven: Robt. Spier. of New Haven:
J. J. Fogsrty. _Jr.. of Flushing. L. 1.:
R. W. Hill. of-Bsyside. l. 1.: R. S.
Terwilligor .of Ellonville. N. J.; M.
Bonned. of New Rochelle. N. Y.;
H. Elliott. of New Rochelle. N. Y.:
A. F. Poole. of Westport; A. B.
Poole. of Westport.
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Regular monthly meeting of the
Norwalk Council of Catholic Wo-
men will be held this evening at
the K .of C. hall in South Norwaik.
address the
u
meeting.
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A meeting of the Doft Finger cir-
\
Lily Raymond. of Raymond street.
A rehearsal of the People's chorus
Mizpah circle of the Kings Daugh-
18. from five to seven o'clock. Mrs.
lice Wilson
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airs. Agnes Lydon and Era Ks-
didato will -be initiated. A social Mun street. Mrs. Lydon was form- latlves from Ridgefleld over the
Limouwith refreshments will _follow. erly Mu. m“ Mc-r“;” of North week end. .
» '~".'.‘ Mslns’treet.’ . ' "'
Members of'the Girlfl {club of ‘ ' - Friends of Samuel Ireland of
St. Joseph’s.l-lo.spit.sl Sewing Cir-
Guests at the Royal Janus inn for A
Haven; N. C. Cline. of Anthony-v
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Junior Chautauqua Planning Big Event Here
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GIRLS’ FRIENDLY
To PRESENT PLAY
Entertain Tomorrow
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taugua Will hold their next meeting
charge. This organisation is plus—
nlng a big event in the
time. and the members have decid-
ed to hold one meeting each month
(the last Saturday) formal none. to
the last Saturday in March. at which
time Miss \erna Pollard will be in
summer
M183 "WA row
The members of the Junior Chau-
a‘ud girls who belong.
program for
not yet been formulated.
cheers. and games will feature the
occasion. There will be a local
speaker.
, " During Summer—Que Gathering a Month
be given of the same to all the boys
Although the
the next meeting has
it is ex-
pected that a social time will follow
the regular business and songs.
John Lativia of Bouton street ‘was
a visitor in New Haven Sunday.
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“‘llliam Bribe! of Paradise street
was a visitor in New York Sunday
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-—Leigh Coal. harm a Gaus.‘
—-Adv
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Mr. and Mia. Ralph Ruta of
Sound View Terrace. entertained ro-
Bates Court. will be glad to hear
that he is recouring after having
this evening.
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The monthly meeting of the Ad-
visory board of the South Norwalk
[Baptist church will be held this eve-
ning at the church at's o'clock.
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The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the First Alethodlst Epis-
copal church will meet this after-
noon at the home of _Mrs. James
Ollarn. 20 West avenue. Miss
Charlotte Crouman will be program
leader. while Mrs. C. Boulon. will
he in charge of the Xystery Box.
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Friends will be sorry to learn that
Mrs. Mary A. Hobby. formerly of
Silvcrmlno but now of Lnrchmont.
N. Y.. mother of Mrs. Frederick
Hoelscher of Sier Hill fell and broke
her hip a few days ago. and is now
confined to her bed.
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Mrs. John Cavanagh entertained
at her home on the Old Ssugatuck
road. yesterday, at a luncheon and
cards. Eight took paro in the
games.
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Mrs. George Betta of .Bettswood
road. entertained at her home last
night. when eight of her. friends :on-
joyed a delightful dinner and bridge
games which followed.
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Mrs. Frank C. Goodyear of North
avenue entertained with a ard
party at her home. in honor of rs.
Beers. from the South who is visit-
ing her.
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Miss E. M. Salisbury of 53 1-2
West avenue entertained a few
friends at a. luncheon given at the
Royal James inn. Saturday noon. in
honor of Mrs. Gilbert 1“. Beers 'of
‘ v evening. at Butler Lodge No. 97.
*' fifO.-O.’ P. Music for dancing will
tilt
Gur Ledgers Prove
_.t.hat most large accounts were built a little at
a time. Persistence and regularity-this is
V the way to a large savings reserve.
Atlanta. Georgia. Those present
cle will meet Wildn'esdsy afternoon.
at the home of Mrs. Edward Hayes.
lo Burritt avenue. .
~ The “Ion-ten of Mooseheart Legion
will hold a meeting tonight in noose
hall. at 8 o'clock. Following the
card party. refreshments will be ur-
ved. ‘ Senior Regent. Mrs. Cunning-
ham will be in charge. All mem-
bers are requested to attend.
W
, Miss A. c. Wendtroth. who form-
eriy directed Red Cross activities
here. but who is now in Bridgeport.
was among those who attended the
meeting of the Fairil County
Planning Association hel last night
at the Royal James inn.
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Alexander Travi of Spring street
who und eat. an operation at St.
Vincent's hospital in Bridgeport has
returned to his home and is recov-
ering nicely.
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Mrs. Carry Godfrey of
streot. entertained relatives
Stamford over the weekend.
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—Radio and Victrolas sold on
my term Donneiy.—Adv.
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Spring
from
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ben:
entertained relatives from New
York over the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chakegian
of Spring street entertained relatives
from Bridgeport over the week-end.
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co at Donnelly'a
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Jack Lyons of Bridgeport was a
business visitor in Springwood yes.
terday.
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Archie Terri- of Cedar street. was
a visitor in New York city yester-
day. t
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~deio' Sets— Freshman masur.
piooo (iotnbo sot) special price new
841.50 Five Tube Claratono Ventro-
dyne set special at 845.00. "diel-
l
Lives
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Super-Heterodyne ‘(6 jubes) cun-
pleto. Special at 8250.00 \loollers
Elicdtrle Shop. 18 Washington Street.
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Charles Diamond of West avenue.
mas. visitor in New York city yes.
turd-J.
“Ind.
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Ahmn of - Baotou
rent. was a visitor in .. mug-a
The Twin City Valet offers folks
in this vicinity a real service in its
oloaning. dyeing and tailoring do.
Dlflment: The best of work and
reasonable prices here. 67 North
Main st. Phone col—Adv.
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Patrick Dominic of Bouton street.
spent the week end with relatives
in New York city.
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Harold Borden of Paradise street.
was a_viaitor in Bridgeport Sunday
evening where he nttended the Poll
Palace theatre show.
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—\VHEN PLUMBING
work is to be done. new work or
Jobbing work this establishment is
at your service with expert workmen
and the best of materials. Other
branches of work carried on by this
concern are tinnlng. m fitting and
steam. hot water and hot air heat-
ing. Henry A. Hegelcin. 56 “'ater
street. Phone ”It—Adv.
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George Stout of Stamford was a
visitor in Norwalk yesterday:
0
broken his ankle
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James R. Tucker of New Haven.
was a visitor in Springwood yester-
day.
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anyhow party favors and new
gifts on idisplay atYDonneliy's. See-
loor.-rAdv.‘ ‘
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D vid Growler of Ely avenue. was
tor in Stamford last evening.
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Joseph Burell of Bouton street.
was a visitor in New Haven over the
week end.
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Morris Yourdislw of Ely avenue
spent. the week end lth relatives in
New York city.
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Julius Haas of Sound View Ter-
race. was a recent visitor in New
York city. .
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Joseph Harnnio of Lexington
avenue. was a visitor in Stamford
yesterday.
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Joseph 8:310” of.Loxington av...
nus. was a to in New Y
Sun . ork ciw
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mm: Labidsio of North Taylor '
avenue. was a visitor in New York
city Mord-y.
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:11». EM 1". )(eG
avenue was
day. "
“Cor of East
in New York city m.
<$« | r - m
m‘ Order-,0! Alum
Camp No. twillmeettonlgu -
Miln‘m for their bid! '
unmade“...
basins;
.attack.
Itheir semi-monthly meeting tonight
lot 51 Washington street.
Pride of Narruk council.
Uneas tribe. No. 26,
35 “'sshington street. .
Catholic Union council.
South Hun street.
at 70 South Main street.
' Circle
No. 801. Foresters of America. will
meet this evening at 25 Main street.
improved
Order of Red Men. will hold their
regular weekly meeting tonight at
Knights
of Columbus. No. 46. meets tonight
for semi-monthly business at :3
West ave us.
Old We lodge. Not 108. P. andA.
3.1.. will meet this evening at it
Auxiliary Frank C. Godfrey post.
No. 12. American Legion. gathers to-
night for the semi~monthly meeting
FASHION
frock now shown at an.
shop here this is true.
portion of black satin.
by foliage embroidery
the two shades.
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NEW YORK. Fob.
ly covered with pink
mounted on jet quills.
ibis
to the small brim.
terial is being utilised
for afternoon wea
ate cbt~out designs.
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CANNES. Feb.
1 7.—\iille.
nates their fashion.
bobbed. none at all.
News Notes
NEW YORK. Feb. l‘f.—-“’hen
white meets black then comes the
embroidery. at least on one striking
cxclusivp
he upper
portion of the perfectly straight line
dress is of silver lame and the lower
The diagonal
dividing line at the hip is marked
combining
17.-—A most
unusual hat is shown here today. it
is of black straw and almost entire-
plumes
The quills
_ are crossed at the top of the crown
and the plumes extend downward
LONDONJFeb. 17.—No one likes
wet feet but many a on at pres-
ent is made of w ed silk.
heavy. charmln y changeable ms.
extensively
r in rather elabor‘g
This
Su-
zanna Lenglen may still be able to
dominate her opponents on the tcn>
his courts but she no longer domi-
,She continues
to wear the broad. brightly colored
silk bandoau will": have becom‘ fn-‘ '
miliar. but the majority of feminine
players here are wearing either very
narrow ribbon bands or. if they ‘be
i
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Col
damed.‘besd-beoomes
, lulled.»
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_ banana-Adv.
a bribe need mfirnrh ,
a membranes bec‘ome-‘in-' ~
ma;
N i g'h t in “Bubble
Book” at. C h r i‘ s t
Church-Other News
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The candidates for the Girls'
Friendly society of Christ church
will present an entertainment to-
morrow night in the basement of
the church at 7:30 o'clock. The at-
fair for which the girls have prac—
ticed a good many weeks is called
"Bubble Book’: and promises an in.
«lg-resting evening. airs; Robirloon 1nd
Mrs. Isobar: Foote are coaching the
girls.
Tho \Vomen's Guild of Christ
church will hold a cake sale Friday
afternoon at 2:80 o'olock‘at Fey's
market. Most of the members will
be present to take charge. The re-
ceipts from the sale will go into the
treasury of the Guild. The cakes.
which will be many and assorted.
are being donated by the women of
the church.
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~ The Triangle club of Christ
church will meet in the basement of
the church Thursday night at 7:80
o’clock for business and a social
time. .
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Mrs. Pauline Hertz of “’infield
street. has commenced the construc-
tion of a-new house and store. to
take the place of the one which
burned down last summer. ,
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. Michael F. Dunn is making some
alterations in his hardware store in
Liberty Square.
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The members of the choir of
Christ church will meet for the
weekly practice Friday night at the
celery.
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Thursday afternoon at o‘clock.
the members of the Woman's Guild
of Christ church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Charles Thompson. 64
Fort Point street.
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During the week some time. the
Calf Pasture unit. American Red
Cross Life Savi Corps. will meet
to inspect and ido on the speci-
fications for the station which it is
planned to erect at the beach at
Calf Pasture this coming summer.
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{\fr. and Mrs. Joseph Sokol have
returned to their home on First
street. after spending a few weeks
with relatives in Scranton. PL. and
.3180 in New York, city.
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The .Resoluto A. C.~ members will
meet tonight at the home of Willis
Gerhman Bna'view avenue. for their
regular weekly business. '
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Household H
By NBS. Mun-{U 5
ints
MENU HINT
Mt.“
Bananas and Oranges Sliced
Oatmeal with Cream
Cornmul Molina
Coffee or Substitute
bum
Choose Souffle
Warned-over Commeal Muffins
Conned Pineapple
hulk
Dinner
Pannod Oysters
Creamed Potatoes
Cabbage Salad
Billet Coffee
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TODAY'S RECIPES
loans
ful baking powder.
salt. two tablespoons sugar.
liquid fat. Sift dry ingrr-nenn-
make hole in middle into whim;
drop egg. unbeaten, millr and liquid
lat. Beat well. put in hot muffin um
and bake about half an hour.
making these for breakfast ha\e L? .
the muffin tins grossed.
oven first thing and put the muztiz:
tins to heat. then while the own
is heating mix the muffins quickly.
drop in not. tins and bake. At now:
dampen the tops of the lrftowr Hill'-
a few moments to reheat.
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Choose souffle — Put two tab“..-
spoons butter in sautepan. when
melted Add one heaping tablespoon
nour. stir smooth. Add one-no.1
illue paprika or cayenne.
cup grated cheese. Cook unu.
amootn and thick. cool.
dry ingredients already sifted and.
Light [he :
cup milk. one—half teaspoon salt, a,
the “‘t‘l.f
beaten yelks of three eggs and one‘
“hell cmd -
Syrup .
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Gingerbreadi SHE": r, ,
gotta-13':
Cherry Pie ‘
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—Throc~fourths‘
cup cornmeu. one and one-fourth:
cups white flour. four teaspoons-t
one teaspoon,
one ‘
egg. one cup milk. two tablespoons.
in.
tins and put them in the mm for
‘fl'ii u. x. _
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in (us sixty-sixth your.
will be held Friday evening ill the
house. in c ge of .Nortnern LOogc.
No. :6.
John W. Lines of East orange; a
sister Mrs. Eugene Ambler. Oi lio-
wayton and a brother Charles \\‘.
after spending a short time with her
sister. Mrs. Lupton in “'ilton.
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The Mayflower Nook and Ladder
at“ Rose» company members- will
meet in their quarters on Van Zant
street tonight at 8 o'clock.
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The Thursday evening prayer
meeting will he held as usual this
week in the Swedish Congregational
church. All members and their
friends are invited to attend.
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Wednesday mening. the long look-
ed for turkey dinner to be given by
members of the East avenue M. E.
church will take place at the
church. Mrs. Paddock is in charge
of the tickets and announces that
all have been sold that can possibly
be accommodated at the dinner.
This promises well for the church
treasury.
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Tonight. for the third time. "Bli-
ly's Bungalow." a comedy given by
members of the East Avenue N. E.
church will be presented at tho
of Raymond street
that lie ii quite ill of his home.
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The Pastor's class of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church will held lht‘ir
regular meeting tomorrow in 191'."
church.
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At the home of Mrs. Edgar Ra)-
mond on Rowayton avenue. the
members of the Good “'11! circle
will meet tomorrow afternoon. for a
business and a social meeting. Then
in the evening. Mia Lily Raymond
will entertain.
circle at her home.
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Miss Dorothy Raymond and Mist-
Marion Lynch. spent Saturday in
the Den Finger
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New York city. enjoying a visit dur-
ing their stay in
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that city.
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Friday night. the members of the
Library board will meet at the home
of Mrs. Hulbert Bond. on Roway- |
l-‘urrnan 5. Lines. munier of ans
old how Jersey family. died Feb. 11:
at. his home on the bprlugueld rouu.‘
Scotch nuns. after a short illness!
'4 he funeral ‘
res and accepted .‘llaisoxi.~.'1
at Newark. interment in Soxurrw
ville. Saturday. Surviving are hx~
widow. Mrs. Sarah Lines; 3 sol;.'
Lines. of Brooklyn. formerly of
Plainfleld.
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on: Lester Strand of North
street. has returned to her home.
Friends of Charles Gaston of Pt 21- .
noyer street, will be sorry 'to learn ‘
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Not-walk Methodist church. This
play has proved very popular. Mrs.
Baxter's clay is in charge. The
money obtained‘from the perfornr
ance will go into the class treasury.
later to be used for the benefit of
the church.
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P0111110 price levels—furniture of In .'
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Illicit further your dollars can go.
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