memo
‘ Imported From Switz-
’ erlsnd. They Will Be
. Blessed S u n d a y—
» Anonymous Giver
Trinity chum: has rrcolmd from
u magma... :zieziti the gift of "to
“I”! fine corms r: swat painting's
Imperial {ms-A Sn ticrland. Unr is
t rcpmvntattmz ." 12-» Virgin Mo-
“or I‘dlcd l‘.‘,\.‘:: a :hn‘ttc and hold-
: in: it} h-sr hl‘". :?:r not} Child, the
g; original pair J. by Francesco Rn-
taro. of the :.-\*~~.n tzatirn school;
tho other prsz‘nfs a scene from
the Last Surprr. \n'h “\‘ur figures
Iomiuunt. cur lcni in the Ctflltr,
the Belt-ind l‘:.~:‘.;‘io 0.5:. John) rc-I
i“. -‘ R Q‘-
l‘c: er on
(tom
words.
Quaint: Wi'h his lurid m:
decnu 1’s >iwuifirr. “xii 5:.
the other r'dv r‘>:rc sfartlz‘d
the table by t‘*~- alumnus
-‘.’ )-\1 shall lmtra)
"This night one
me." am! “i’h drier pointing to Ms
own Dre‘s” .md fins“ critic. ' Mash r.
is it 1:" “litln in the background
stands the traitor Julius \‘ilh hands
clous. our the lirzx‘gu :igure 0:" his
DiVinc .‘lastcr ‘i'hnzn r» has
plotting to «lr‘stroy.
This “ark is :rom
Adult Selim”; of Cologne. Grrmnm'.
whose Work lt- art-r the French and
Bolsian st hools. Copies of tbs»
paintings are but rarely seen in Ar:-
Orlm. although the) are populn' :2
Europe.
Those lnautilul lalntings 1 .~
been placed on the eastern wall r:
the chancel of tho church and tilt-w
.who hmc already seen them pro- -
nouncs them to r... wry benutrt’ni
and devotional. l‘-v plucing't‘! '
one on each $l‘li‘ of vim rv‘l‘i‘tln: i! ' \
achieve the t-fr‘oct or n Dimmi-
the. Altar. as is t‘llfn Gone m in:
English church‘s :tntl quin-
nuentiy in thow r'vt 'hr El.“-
church.
A fine setting.- has been providwl
for the. pictnros by maesiu‘ frnmrs
of funtml oak finish. :iiirr :1 tl'.->i_.:l.
drswr. hy the liv-cmr and
by Herbert )lotvru.n, I‘rrsnicn’. (-x
the Norwalk l‘nttr‘rn and Modol
company and mnmhcr of the \‘t‘sii'x *
0! Trinity church. liach frumc is
flanked by hrmy column:~ rurmouxtt-
ed by pinnnrlxs ruminating in llaur
do its figures. Ill: top u: the frames
ornamented ni’b Gothic battleinem-
Ibo center n“ ({Ak'll. thr uholn inn.
monizing “lih tin Aliur itself. and
presenting a pleasing :.nd harnm.
nious hit of H‘cr‘lslur'tlt‘nl iurnitmw.
The wood staining and finishing v
done by the Rector who. lilu- it):
Moltram. donated his services. “‘hii“
the Church School :muncerl tho r‘«‘vst
o! the wood, main. varnishes.
feet by f‘nur 31.0: ’
' size.
patriotic senior: itch} liC-XL Sunday
morning a! 10:30.:1t which time thw
Rector nil! preach on tilt tliemv.
"Georgi \\'_.&l1‘::'v: l‘flrin t H-f
Crurllnmn "
II"0'..rm.i-Hl from Page hm J
J Mrs. Ernest McGregor Black \e1-;
’ 3st and lace. i
Mrs. Arthur “‘heeier. Amethyst‘
velvet. head trim ming.
" Mrs. Eduard Quinlan. “nun hr..-
uded satin.
; Mrs. Frank I. June».
9 Ind silver lace.
-1 Mrs. Samuel Greenstein.
mrgsite. Jet beads.
Blur}:
'.
7
4
'American beauty trimming.
~ Mrs. Phyllis Haut. Peach
mute.
broidcred.
Miss Mabel Miller. Orchid utter-i.
. Mrs. R. \V. Sweeney. Jr., ltlark
loco over yellow silk.
.. Mrs. Luko A. Conneully. Black
chitfon, beaded.
‘ Mrs. R. A. Benedict, Beaded
' peach canton crepe.
‘ Ion.
hon crepe.
Mrs. P. Bruck. Brown
trope embroidered.
Mrs. F. S. Lyons. Black 'catin.
" Mrs. Andrew Lyons. Gold
'Wm lace.
. . Mrs. Elmer I‘. Craig. Garnet han-
hm crepe Mrs. F. Brack. Brown
onion crepe embroidered.
" Miss Lillian Lester. Peach taffet-
;. ""Ind cream lace. -
' ». Miss Sylvia. Black. Peach taffeta
find cream lace.
. Mrs. C. I. Byington. Cocoa color-
Id canton crops.
‘» .Hrs. William Rider. Brown can-
In crops. ,
'Jlrs. A. N. Paddock. Black lace.
bid threads.
’ . Mrs! Fred C. Rledell. Fawn color
Sutton crepe.
Mm. Herbert Pollard, Alice blue
~lx I “CC.
111's. Johnny Gruollo. Nuvy blue
'" Amoricul beauty soot-gotta.
L. B. Tripp. Brown chenille
(cartons. trimmed with buvcr.‘
J'. H. Webrle. Amateur:
. .. unto" mp. bended.
John Kline. Block csorutte.
I Frank T.
' . . bonded.
rs. Christian Bwu-tz. Blue geot-
'Hslsu Swirls. Buck velvet
. wilthjeam.
Edward B. You Mounts.
‘ loco over taunt-ins crepe.
- . Venetlun shuwl.
Occur I". Schultas. Gum
flwl.
Tsrlov.
motion
canton
f; ..
‘ .
Brundsgs. Tsn
Blonds mo
fl-J‘S COPIES 01’
been
the lulleh (if:
vxrcuh ii:
ad device. and “ilh a Latin Cross luj
(il‘.
Ear. lipivtm'r i< tin-en and nnr-lmlf.
(nil-half ..» ill:
These gizzs “ill be Lviecsed at th‘l
Black xeln' 1
Mrs. Dorothy )lintz. Black satin.
Gem -1
Miss Wills. Miller. black satin em« '
Mrs. S. B. Iiurlbutt. Orchid chifu
Miss Mary Lyons. Alice Hue carpi
failiv. .
Hrs. Paul 8. Connor). loom
bouldod.
Mrs. R. A. Hills. buck min sud
loco.
Mrs. Burl Thomas. now blue cun-
ton crops. bonded.
Mrs. P. J. Finninn. smoke blue
csntou crepe. posrls.
Mrs. G. L. Woodward. smoke blue
lacs embroidered.
‘Mru. K. M. Massey. Kentucky. bro-
cadod burlsp. imported.
Mrs” J1me: Donnelly. Kentucky.
airplsns cloth. trimmed with ruven
wings. imported.
Miss Elsie Muris Lawson. Judo
men and silver brocade bodice. judo
.green secrgetts skirt over metallic
fcloth.
‘ Mrs. s. Roodner. black satin and
blue gcorgettc.
Miss Luella. ll. Finch. sslmon col-
ored Chilton.
Miss Olive 3!. Finch. orchid can-
ton crepe. 'trimmed with musdown.
Mrs. \V. D. Stark. black and white
clmrmeuse.
Mrs. C. I.
charmeuse.
Mrs. Lester E. Finch. Bridgeport.
deep blue velvet.
Mrs. J. D. Milne. tangerine seer.
colts .bcaded.
Mrs. George
fluntuty \‘ch'ot.
Finch. applv green
Rotis, American
loco.
Mrs. nut-old Null. pouch velvet
and gold loco.
Mn. Willlsrn E. Grindrod.
quoiss bluo velvet. - -
Mu. Frederick Stabcll. pouch to:—
tots. .
Mrs. Dou‘lu Null. uncarino
(col-gotta.
Mrs. Est-l But-tow. blue uorxotts.
brocaded in henna.
Mrs. Chsrles P. Runes. blue coor-
gette. .
Mrs. Ray “‘reme.
georgetts.
Mrs. Phillip Jakob, flesh (sor-
gette. bended.
Mrs. B. Barman. blue velvet sud
tun gsorgetie.
Mrs. N. S. .‘llsyer.'bla¢k chlflon
um i. '
Mrs. Robert Joseloi'r. black xeor-
gctic. bended.
Mrs. Charles “I Gazer. tan and
blue gcorgette. lacs trimming.
Mrs. Michael Steinberg. silver
cloth.
Mrs. Harold 1". Jennings. flower-
ed georgrtte.
Mrs Helena \‘an Alstync. brown
xeorscite. bended.
Mrs. P‘. .l. Morrison. white toot--
gette. gold and silver threads.
Mrs Augusta Huntington. flower.
tilts
smoke blue
Make "Sure Youhg?
stars Will Be Taken
Care of Saturday
in line with their tenors! strange-
Cycle
...___._._ _..__J._
Met-rim. Mrs. Arthur Koyt.’ Hrs.
Edwin O. Drsks. -
Armament sud choice of pro-
gram is undo:- the direction of the
Prom-um committee. wh out-e, Patten
Beard uhd Mrs. J. Randolph Brsy.
The big feature of tho Risloo pro-
m in the morning is the Yale
Yorktown.
In addition to this picture. so Mr
proprints (or Whlngton‘s Bi‘lthY.
there will be given other plctureu.
One or these will be on Indian pic-
Chronicle Play.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY at
tut-o unod, The People Without at “a.” rd».
H1810". 7 ill.“ it. w 1“: J: 5‘- ‘1';
' Th. program Will close fith a g}... s».'."‘f“‘t°‘cf
Dray csrtoon comedy. ice“: _ _ I. } mum
The Regent Theatre will give 34...“. . m. .. 1‘“
‘Boys' and Girls' Afiernoon Manner. 2.2: 1‘ - ~ .9.”
Saturday afternoon at 2:15. ill‘JZ; .é. 1:5
1‘"; wonderful story or Peter Pan . 1;“. t ,. " 2‘11, ‘
will be given us the special teaturc. pa-“ __ ‘_ 1““: ~.
.131" ‘ 3 * f »..T‘-
Judge: "You are charged with . - 5...“;5q
stealing Col. Julep's chickens. Hate i _ ,_\ ‘ “:30:
you any witnesses 1" v > . \
Uncle Moses: “Ah heb not. Ah ".r- ,1 .. - _ a.
don‘t steal chickens beto' witnesses." . 9..
menu for carefully bundling the
children. the Better Films maels-
tlon unnouuces thst all children an
the shows will be carefully chap-
eronod. Besides Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts, who will act as ushers.
many or the members of the As-
sociutiou will b. present. as chspor-
ones. These will be as follows: .
Chapel-ones. morning performance. ‘
Rislto — Mrs. Leslie Vickcrs. Mrs
J. Wullscs Msrvin. Mrs. Edward‘
Quinlan. Mrs. Win 0. Drake. Mrs. ~
John Cuvsnub. Mrs. Bury Shutelt. :.
Mrs. Pbilip-Jukob. Mrs. Cbnrlu; '
Rogers. Mrs. Daniel F. Toome)‘. Mr:-
‘ cd canton crepe. Arthur Hoyt.
g Mm Marjorie Suc Glover. orange Mrs. Charles ’Rogers. black and Chapzronea afternoon perform-
zcanton crepe. Alum-man beauty georgstts. 3“,”... _ “,5 J. Wanna...
Mrs. Joseph A. McElroy. blue Mrs. “2 '1‘. Long. peach taffeta and ance. M 31.3; voumer Mrs.
canton crepe. embroidered. ostrich feathers. Msrvin. . rs. - .
- rice Stevens Mrs. Charles Vi im- ;
i Mrs. lmnk Goodchllxl. silver gray Mn. E. Emory Stevens. black sg- w h . Man \i 'Dgniel p TOOnH-v, ;.
icnnmn crepe. beaded. tin and Alice llluc georgette. ; m of the W. . Hob Ero‘mnk‘slrzter Mrs Joseph M(i_ -.
. Mrs. Frederick J. Moran. l‘lue Miss Sadie Bodwoll. orchid can‘l . “hing ”M ‘ rs. L ' \ . '
ituckm“: or- X... JIM? 1.0.1“: \ i.\’\‘n‘isp 1h.“ Crepe. . O ‘ EII'OY. Mr.- R- “. Ovinxton. -ll‘b.
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i We take this opportunity to remind our customers that next \Vednesday marks
i the beginning of Lent.
This coming Sunday will be the last f0
Sunday Dinner will be unrestricted.
i For this week-end therefore we suggest that you purchase with the fact in mind
that next Sunday will be the last Sunday before Lent.
stocked to supply you.
For the observance of Lent we include below a number of suggestions. On
items of Fish in Tins or other package form w
cent in dozen lots and five per
, cent in lots of tw
IMPORTED
EN DIVE
INDIAN RIVER
J LARGEICEBERG
LETTUCE
',- 2
lb.
PINEAPPLE ORANGES,
18c “figs 7c
3
Juicy Doz. 390'
2 f" 25c
.the public must buy more fish and that
arge a higher price. However, that is not
Instead, we reason that because the public must buy
olume will be much larger and will enable us to lower
you a discount of four per cent in dozen lots and five per
0 dozen or over, from our usual selling prices, during Lent.
I We carry an extensive line of fish and shell fish and chow
‘ ' other package forms. Those listed below
items. All are on display and all are plain
piest method of deciding upon a menu.
This Week and Next
gr several weeks on which the menu for the
PIGGLY VVIGGLY is well
a
. e will allow a discount of four per
cent in lots 0 f two dozen or more of any one item. .
This discount is offered in line with the PIGGLY WIGGLY policy of fair deal-
. in g. We would like to illustrate the point as folloWsz—
‘ We could argue that because Lent is h ere
because of a definite demand we could ch
the PIGGLY WIGGLY way.
more fish during Lent our v
our fish prices. So we ofi'er
SPINACH lbs. NEW
2 25¢ C
SEALDSWEET FLORIDA
GRAPEFRUIT
NATIVE RUSSET
APPLES
ders in glass or tins or
are limited to a yery few of our many
ly priced. A visit to the store is the sim-
_. .__..s .0.-. ..
lb.
ABBAGE
5c
52
SUNLIGHT
BROOKFIELD
MEADOW GOLD
BUTT
4 Prints We
to Carton 39c
1 lb. Net Weight ~ _ 51c
Aluminum Tea Kettle or
Aluminum Raster given
[ NAMCO Crab
Meat ............
' LOBSTER
oo-oooco.
Hal! Tins
37c SALMON, Sunbeam,
Columbia River . . . . .
53c
MACKEREL, Filet
Soused
to those wflo use so [hounds non“ “1d now
P! February 12803. next. :zgxigygfste
, One Pound
m... ........ . 29c Easy to Slice
29c
.. 19¢
.10...
Sperry & Bhrnes XXX Cured .
HAMS 29c
Sugar Cured 35c Pound
* BEARDSLEY'S Shredded
Codflsh . . .
B dMFISH' " '
1:133:2813°
”13c
. mm? Seagsrden _ KIPPERED HERRING GOBTO '8 mm
in glass . ..... .Wmc Msrshsll’s.................19° %lb-_P§ch22............14°
SHRIMP WAKEFIELDKi d ' FINN ‘
inTins....................23c Herring,1502..?£eff ...... 17°” gigging‘gnnn 37.“
l TUNA, Premier
‘ Large Can ....... .
4x
OVERLAND
12min Street
440 Main Street
.o-oa
I SALMON...................
4 per cent. Discount in Doz
etables in Glass or Tins.
151 Greenwich Avenue.
....479
15c
ECLIPSE, Norwegian
Sardines.............
ECLIPSE, Norwegian 10%
or... Soused Mackerel . . . . . . .
mm
106.
en Lots; 5 per cent. Discount in Case Lots, Any Item Fruit or Veg- ,.
MUELLER’B Smhstti
Noodles, Macaroni, Etc. . . . .
Merfissloo Spaghetti
Immanuel-torrent
110
47c
\.
This is the great February event that, clears awn}- nli in»
accumulations left from a busy month's Sp-lling in jibY a t3 w
gone through our stock and marked prices down Ulllnz‘r“ - . ,. -
found merchandise that should be closed out at
items of each kind. but
and early.
3-Piece overstuffed Suites $95.00 Up
Below are just a few 01' ill" Ollflll‘f‘\l ‘x'filll“~:
r-nr'r. 'i'?- v
lmmlrmls and hundred: ni‘ tin-m .::
Nothing in :urnlture wii‘, The rompietn tiara-rum. g;
bring more luxury or more wit-- at tho remarkably low ' ~
solid comlort into your Itnr; nrwc mm" ri Ii"\ H [‘rhoi- .L
room than one of these wcn- Herr-d m a ton: l.»‘au’.i.'ul
derlul overstuffed suit-25. grade of tapestry. Similar . L
Spring edgr. spring arms who: in Velour. mohair or ’ :
spring hacks and sprint fillmi combinations of tap- Slr\' an'i . A
cushions \‘(loun also at 'r~\\' prim-s H‘
i
.3, Oak Fran: Br‘i 133-93021
VQ‘ . Sf‘ A.-
The time is past when any
old kind 0: furniture will do
for the bedroom. Home artrr
home is throwing out the old
type 0! bedroom furniture
and modernising with Silll"5
like this.
Charming Bedroom Suites at $139.00 Up ,
Here you will find bedroom
suites that combine bcauty of
design with sturdy construc~ ‘
tion and a richness. of finish :
that denotos true quality.
Suites of this character wort
nnver before so low in price.
'~ ‘ ' White Era-:3
Walnut Dining Suite $159.00
lion's s splendid sample or what we've done to prices on din-
luc room suites to stimulate buying. This magnificent 9-piece
maul. ‘liuish dining suits consisting of lsrge burnt. hundsome
Mains cabinet. oblong extension table and six chairs. delivered
to you M tbif rcmrdkably low price and on convenient credit
turns if desired.
- ‘ ' -—-:.v
. Urn" - .
0 —'£
An Extra Special! - .’ moth’ 1 3,!
a R¢lfi ‘ at
o: .. .1
j and cc: ~ ~ 1".
i her-uh“ ‘ i.
i We 3.8 7;:’
5 them r}. ' H
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Final Week of our Great February Mme 53,9. B... x... {or
Present or Future Use. Free Storage, Free,Delivery. ('ash or (redir-
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