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SATURDAY. FEB}...
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zBanquet. Supper. Part es *
Are to Be Held Next Week
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Soéi'eties Busy Making Final Plans for. Main
---Supper in Church Basement—The Other
Gatherings
A supper. three parties. a lunch-
icon and a. banquet are all on the
vitamin tor the coming week. 'lhe
.nupper is to be given inesday night
by the Children of Mary moiety of
"st. Mary s church and is to be held
in the church basement from 5: 30
ennui 1:30. Elaborate plans are now
‘0?th made under the direction or
«Miss Katherl’ne 'l'urpy. who is in
doberge or the genernl committee.
" Tuesday will be a banner day. for
Game‘ides this suppt r, it boasts ulso
-‘fivo parties. 'rne first is to be I.
Washington's Birthday aifulr and
”can be held in lied Alene hall. 25
’ fibula street. under the auspices or
the Wanoma council. No. 31 Degree
~01 Pocahontas. the atfeir being
L'given by the put pocahonwses oi
the council. Music Will be supplied
by Svcc's orchestra.
’ The second party will be given by
"members of (no Uinicron Circle. at
“the home of Mrs. Alien it. barnum.
“15 human avenue, and is to be a
Isoionutl utfulr. With all the ladies
ttcnding in Colonial costume. Mrs.
Claire nodgcmun and Mrs. Leslie
Bot-ham are in charge of the pro-
“gram oi entertainment.
3. .. ’i'ne luncheon is to be at the Royal
- James inn w edueeday noon under
-Ahe auspices oi the Normal: Reput»
llcun \v outeu' ii association. 'iwo out
at town speakers wtli lecture the oe-
srmsmn. All.» r‘inette ii. hiciiols irom
r‘airtield and Mrs. John Ui‘quurd
‘——-£rom' Westport. both will speak on
(ax-their personal experiences. the fa:-
xricr as a. presidential candidate. and
the latter as a. member of tho legis-
iature.
.’.i.nc banquet will also take place
at the Royal James |tun next Friday.
St. Johns Lodge No. 6. true and
Anecpiud Masons prtsidilig. This is
an annual ullu'it‘ and several hun-
dred are expected to attend.
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The members of the Norwalk
chapter oi _th0 Daughters of the
American Revolution have been cor-
Telly invited to utttnd the special
”‘larviqgs to be held iii. 7; 30 ociocl.
Sunday high“ 211th South human.
Bhptlst church. t Luat time a. spe~
Mm lecture on George Washington
jlill be given by lht; itev. Lt'btcr '1’.
Mallory. 'i here will a.so he a pa-
triotic musical program.
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ocean-xeaivaloas‘m-nnae-u-
1
i The Rev. Horace B: Sloat of Hart-
Iol‘d. secretary or the promotion toi-
are Connecticut Baptist state con-
ontions, will spean’ tomorrow moni-
L. on "World Problems." As Mr.
float is rated as a. very interesting
speaker. e\‘cr)‘une is urged to client.
on anoy the talk. he will also
peak before the Everymaii's liible
vim, at 10 o'clock in the morning.
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: The Columbia. Glee club of South
'orwaik Council No. 1253 Knights
f Columbus 15 inert-using so iiist in
enibci‘ship Lli'tt it has been dccltl-
n to limit nicmbcrship to 60 mem-
sers. At the lust rehearsal held. the
Mowing oliicers Were elected: dir.
dolor. Churies Dunn: president, hen-
Ey Bergman: Vice president, John
McKnight; secretary. Joseph DiMar-
tine; Librarian. Paul Lynch; publi-
‘lty, dunes G. Monaghlin: treasurer,
3. r‘red McMahon; esecutive com.
inltwe. 'lhomus McMahon. Edward
Span and Eugene U'Mnra. The new
director is expected to prove very
Capable in handling this body as he
has had a great deal of experience
along musical lines. He was the or~
gauizer and director of the Police
Glee club of Los Angeles. and many
munlmpal glee clubs. Also during
the war, Mr. Dunn was an oterseas
’organizer. being attached to the
Paris K. of C. headquarters. Meet-
ings of this glee club wil continue to
be held Thursday evenings of each
' it at 7:30 o’clock. at the K. of C.
rooms. This club promises to be-
come a very popular organization.
and has already receiVnd invitations
' to participate in various public sf-
furs around the state.
i _ o e s
‘ .111. South Norwallt Quartet club
will give a masked ball tonight at
the headquarters. 17 River street.
All members have been invited to at-
tend. end the committee on arrange-
[dents promise: I. good time.
«Harold Feinsod was appointed
dent pro tem at the meeting of
young Jewish people held Thursday
Flu hill road. to hold office in
new sssocistion now forming.
organisation is to be combined
and religious. “The next meet-
wili be held on Thursday. Febru-
80. at the Young Men's Hebrew
than even th'e most
ppm at the home of Rabbi Goldman
mociuion ball. when’, officers will
be elected and committees oppointo
‘o o o_"
Thor's was s lei-go stten once at
the regular meeting of .th -<Monker
Cauldron. 16 13.01 M. hold ast night.
Glowing reports were received from
the committee that sponsored the
mosque dince Wednesday evening.
Routine business was
\“f. the first week in flinch. Mis
Pest Mighty Chosen One was a vis-
itor and was accorded the usual hon-
ors. Mrs. Buzzard gave s very in-
teresting talk stressing the social ob-
ligations of the order. Following the
meeting, refreshments were served
and a. pleasure party enjoyed. con-
slstlng of familiar games.
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Members of the Hospital Whist
club gathered yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Oliver 8. Kim-
berly. 10 Hudson street for its week-
ly session.
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The supper of the Sunday school
of the First Congregational church
planned for last night. was post—
poncd because the Lewis street
chapel is being used to store the
parts of the new church ‘orgnn.
e e s
An interesting program was pres.
ented Thursday afternoon by mem-
bers of the D. A. R. at the Turn
House on Mill Hill. There was an
excellent attendance. “wailing iii
the reports of the various commit-
tees opened the meeting. This was
folio" L! by the reading of a paper.
“8t. l-aul's Church.” by Mrs. Lillian
Abbott. which paper “as written by
Mrs. J. \V. Storey; Mrs Iiuell. slate
officer. gave 3 short talk, which was
then followed by the main address.-
"lmmigrntlon" was the topic of the
subject given by the .Hon. High
White Adams. New York attorney.
who is a member of the executive
board of the Immigration Restric-
tlon league. and‘hls'tslk was unani-
mously voted one of the best of the
season. A feature on the program
was the flag drill presented under
the direction of Ines Crofut. chair-
man of the flag committee. Those
coin school. were: Constance. Lin:-
wellcr. ids German. Gertrude Sod-
dye. Ruth Johnson. who was the flag.
bearer: Ethel Edwards.
man. Joan Velsor and Ruth Jenner
it the Senior High. who played the
piano.
The refreshment committee in-
cludcd: Miss Daisy Hoyt. Miss Em-.
ily Lyrics. Mrs. Christian Swartz and
Mrs. J. W. Storey. 1
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Geza Code. of “'lnficld street.
sails today for Europe, for a. business
trip.
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Joseph Ticosh of Osborn avenue
was a visitor in Stamford Just eve-5
ning.
-200 WANTED
To attend the greatest mask dance
of the season. given by.Pri.do of Un-
cas. D. of P.. 46. at Red Men‘s hall.
“'ashlngton St. Prizes will be given.
'—-Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Urban? of
Oak street are entertaining friends
from Newark. New Jersey, over the
week-0nd.
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Robert Mills of Bridgeport. was a
visitor in Springwood yesterday.
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The Twin City Valet offers-folks
in this vic nity a real service in, Its
cleaning. yelng end tailoring de-
partment. The best of work and
reasonable prices here. 67 North
Main st.. Phone tom—Adv.
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John Bartch of Lexington avenue
was s visitor in New York city yes-
terday.
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George Comstock of Benton street
was a visitor in Bridgeport yester-
day. 0
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—Bedio and Victrolss sold on
my terms. Donnely.—-Adv.
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George Lockwood or
street was a visitor in-
Thursday.
Paradise
Stamford
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The Five Horsemen will play the
Scout's Troop No. 8. basketball team
Do More Than Tell Them—
Show Them
Talking thrift to your children my have little
efiect; show them that you practice it. When
your boy or girl sees you make a deposit here,
it is more impressive and longer remembered
‘Toteachyourchfldren
totbisssviogsbsnk.
at Lincoln school tomorrow after.
transacted .
chiefly devoted to coming etents of .-
which the first will be a rummage ‘
Bertha Buzzard of Madison. Conn..
who took part. children of the Lin-'
Rose ller- ‘
city yesterday.
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. the week—end.
I
Washmgton
Parties Held Here in Honor 6f First PreSIdent
_VVill Recall Cherry Tree Story
Da FaVESi's
more opportunity 'for the
.c‘uhs and or":inl;::tifr.ins in the city
to colt-brain “will it p,_i~ty or a dance.
ercise programs of songs and reclin-
tions. or by talks on tho life' of the
great man.
Last Tuesday. nicmhers of thv
Hospitality t‘onimlttrn of the mulli
Norwallr Congrcgntmnnl church met
at the home of Mrs. J. Milton Co»
tea. was enjoyed, (lecrgi‘ Washing-
ton bclng ft'iltlli't'd at tho ail'nlr.
Last night, the limig'nx l-‘otvlcr.
\V'. R. .\'o. 15. mm in tlivir room.»
and pl‘t'Sf‘lllt'tl :in rntv riiiinnicnt
colt brunt; both Lincoln's
“'ushington's liirilidhys.
\V'ush;n::tnn's itirllicihy affords one‘
various .
Although tho !'i llDOlS do not closo
for'thls Ilfllllh‘rb rv. prrctir'nliy iii?
of them are r-m'mlu‘i'iitg it in
some way or other, either in cx-‘
burn on Main strict wlicii n Colonial
and;
the members,“ the Omicron Circa
at the home of Mrs. A. 'l't. Barnum
on "arlnn anon-"end the other to
ho given at Red Men's hell. under
the cusp. 00.. or the Warrants Council.
Dost-cc or Pocahontas.
CrrtpNipOl‘ end cardboard form
the best mntcriele for decorations
for than hint!!!~ of sffairm,snd of
course they shoull be in red. white
and blue. The favor at the top of
the picture at the right represent:
.1 section of s. tree ‘with the hatchet
buried iii it. The not cup below is
shaped like e calls. lily and s out-
out t‘ncle Sam is pasted on one side
and appears above the cup.
At the left below, is a paper nut
clip covered with blue crepe paper
To the right of it is e pesteboord
halt-hot to be used as A place card.
A patriotic costume is most sp-
l propriste for the hostess. Above, is
This coming 'illt'FtJl)’ there will: a pretty one of dccorsted crepe
be two [lill‘ills .nno to he held hyl paper with cap and inn to match.
noon. The llorwmcn are out for Mr. and Mrs. Anthony licnzuelln
another \ictor)‘ nnvl rim-o Di‘uciicr‘d 0! Ely IWDUO ere cnlerinining reis-
3” Wm.“ ior ”33*g_mw' the: from Patterson. bew Jersey.
. . . over [he week-end.
—Radlo Bonk“. Donnelly's Mr. and Mrs. \Vllliam Cochin. of
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Julius Iiilils Of Sound View Ter-
race, has recover-ll from his recent
illness.
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Patrick Dominic ol' lloutonjtrcct.
was a vitlor in Ntw Xork city yrs-
terday.
—deio Sets ~— Freshman master-
piece (5-ilibe sci) special price no“
34..50 Five ’i‘iibe Lilarulonu \cuiro
dyno sot spi-cmi at “sun. lulioiu
Super-Hcieioilyne (6 tubes) l‘illl
piste. Special at $250M" «loafer.
Electric Shop, :3 \V‘ashmgton Elite:
—Adv.
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John Lewis of Spring street role.
brated his i 7th birthday annivprsary
at his home yostcrd. l).
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John Kobcy of Cliff street motor-
cd to Bridgeport last evening.
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—i..arte Pea. Coul. Ilarrig
Gaps-rAdv.
5:.
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George Mcriu of Ely avenue .
spending the mack-end With rela-
tives in Broolilyn, New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Lawrence of
Cliff street are entertaining visitors
from Bridgeport over the week-end.
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-—Best Coal. Harris & Gena—Adv
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Joseph Gobbilo of Bouton utreet
was a business visitor in Stamford
yesterday.
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William" Szlbene of Paradiso
street- was s: visitor in New York
—Leigh Coal. Harris & Gene.
--Adv
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sisuson of bin-
chanio street are entertaining rela-
tives from Orange. New Jersey over
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Mrs. John-Forts at Lexington eve-
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eloquent thrift lecture.
thrift, tel» them often
‘ table silverware. either sterling or
; plated such as Rogers 18". Corn-
. munity Plato and Sbeffield's. Alec
' now u. reasonable prices. We have
Also all kinds ‘.
of Mm inde‘ America!” evict,
watches repaired in first class shsps. _
null. Visited her brother. William
gut-field of Portchéster yesterday.
—'i'Hl: JEWELRY GIFT SHOP
Any gift that comes from our Jew-
elry stock is always welcome. It
mbht be something in the iine- of
bdn't forget our stock of cut glass.
watches. pearls. rings. clocks slid
fountain pens. etc. We have a fine
line.“ first quality pearls on. gale
many useful gifts.
is.
Ely itvtnue announce the birth of
a. baby girl at their home Thursday.
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——The heating problem in its
every feature no mutter how large
or small the job may be can be
correctly tskt-n cure of by The Nei-
son M. “'hite i-Zsisbiishment. 58 No.
Main strum—Adv.
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Charles Mugs of Bouton street
was a visitor in Stamford last eve-
hing.
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Mrs. Margaret~Csvello of Darien
was a. visitor in Springwood roster.
day.
of 8088 1-3 Cord
Tired at 88.45." tube to (it (first
class) for ”.60. EvelU'Resdy 8.
Batteries for rsdlo. 81.45 for 22 l-8
volts. £2 DU for ‘5 volts. Norwsik
Post Road Tire Co. 63 Well sreet.
—Adv.
Special sole
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Harold Wood ~61 New York city
was a. visitor in Springwood yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Selenuba of
_Boutori street are cntert‘tning tel..-
tive's from New York city over the
week- end.~- .~.- 7».
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STAR LAUNDRY Courm
- A LOCAL CONCERN
.. Local momentum owners of The
Star Lemuiry’ end local people are
employed in this establishment.
Herc. ihdeedhig.’ laundry proposi-
tion. equipped with up-to-dste me-
chinery and quartered in s building
of are-proof construction that mor-
its the laundry business of the poo.
ple of Norwalk. it tainteresting to
note that first-clue lsundry work is
done at this establishment et‘ con.
semtive prices. Delivery service
covers all sections of Norwslk and
vicinity. P t and once located at
11 Cross St.. Norwsllt. Phone 88“.
-—Adv. . . .
Helen Casey at Lexington venue
is ill at her homo-
.mnr.
Mrs. D. A. Dickson. 4 to. Osborne
A’. Best Norwellt. Phone III-l.
d" p;‘.‘. . .
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Hrs. Jane‘s it or. or Baden
avenue. one son. ~, us. motored to
New “rt city ysnrdsy.
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, ington's Birthday.
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'Nornii: celebrstod tier 97th birth-
duodenum”. . She lives at the
June 0! her daughter. Mrs. Mary
0. limits. For many year! 3110
was s school teacher. _
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fuck Clark of Llura was: was a
business visitor in Bridgeport yes-
tordny. . . . .
~01. Iooed all any (rm any) Wuh-
ington's Birthday. Rogers 6: Stev-
chem—Adv.
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William T. Kennedy is ill at his
boots in Wilton.
David C. Wilson. of 64_ Van Buren
avenue is entertaining one of his
chocolates. Howe Hopkins. 7 of
Help...“ his home over the week-
end. Both are seniors at the North-
on“! University school of Engin-
coring. at Boston. Mus
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—Cloeod all day (Monday) Vt‘
Rogers & Stev-
Peal.-MVe
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Steven Born: of Olsen street was
a visitor in Georgetown yesterday-
leveru members of William
Hofflnloy auxiliary visited the F: d-
eriolt S. Hill auxiliary Stamford
Thursdsy. They were well entcr-
tuned. Those who made the trip
were: Kr. and Mrs. Edward Bur.
hodel. Mr. and Mrs. william 1. Com-
stock Mr. .111!er Charles B. Milne.
Mrs. Frank Rooney. Mrs. Howard
Godtroy. Mrs. Alfred Kramer and
son. Norman.
I DARE}?
BILL FOR FITCH
HOME WITHDRAWN
Find $15, 000 Is Availa-
ble From 0 t h e r
Scurces —- S c o u t 5
Hold Dance
The bill for $15.000 to finance
chums in equipment at tho Fitch
Soldier's Home has been withdrawn
so it hes been found that the money
wllibe svulgble lrom other sources.
The expenditure is to mike installa-
tions so that the water for the home
is pumped electrically. instead of by
gssoltno_cngines. the method now
being used.
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The Derien Scouts held their
dance in the iteyie school last night.
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A new departure in raising funds
for a volunteer fire department has
worked successfully in Noroton
Heights. where. instead o‘holding
s oernivsl. with all the expendi-
ture of a good duel of the receipts.
for expenses. the method has been
sdoptcd of raising money by volun~
tnry subscription among the resi-
dents. The oilicers o”! Soroton
Height Engine Co. No. i express
themselves so pleased with the re-
sult of the canvass.
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Work bu been commenced on
the smoothing of the patch of dirt
roed nrer Miller's bridge._ on the
Post roed. This is where the con-
crete ends. and has been in s bump:
condition nil winter.
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Arthur N. Johnson is going
atom this afternoon for a visit.
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Mrs. Helen I. Pratt is building a
house in the -reer of her residence.
Work has commenced. and the foun-
dation work is already going ahead.
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There will be I. coke sale and ten
at the home of Mrs. William ltohr-
back on Old King's Highway on
Thursday afternoon. February 26.
from 8 to 5 p. m.. under the sus-
pipes of the Conmtlonal church.
WOMAN’ S RELIEF
CORPS CELEBRATES
Buckingham Post As—
sociation Has Emoy-
able Time on 38th
Anniversary
Tiie‘Norweik Branch of the Am-
ericen Associstion of University
Women has. through its organism
tiou.‘ contsct with many national
movements. it slins to bring to its
members and their friends informe-
, JBOVGIDOII‘I
put the community
in touch with the breed interests of
the country at large.
The breach wiu hear a report
Pridsy efternoon. March 8. It 8:00
p. In...“ the recent Wuhington con-r
“moron the Fence and Cure of
War. .urs. Helena Hill Weed. who
octet-s the debate of the branch
at that scooter-once. will be the
M '
The university women invite to
this meetings” those interested in
knowing more of the events which
ocdumrst the conference. A spe-
oisl il'iv‘itstion has been extended to
the WWW" organiittions which
with the American Association of
women: may. The
Council or Woolen roi- noise Mis-
m 1336 Federation of Wontgs‘
Basra. or m ideas. 0
General Federation of Women-
Giulio. Ibo Young Wornens Christi-h
. The National Council
11mm. The losses or
V3“ The National Chi-tit.
moo Union And the W.-
of
We
is.
j alts-r soawltut
MANY INSPECT
' THE NEW- CHOOL
Roger Ludlow Called
Artistic and Up—to-
date By Visitors —
Pinochle Games ’
A number of East Norwdlk rosi-
dcnts have visited the new Roger
Ludlow school during the past wreck.
to see what it was mite;- The-school.
-
has been open for inspccflom‘snd
a good nyrny have made the trip
on the building. but that it is also
a well planned; up- -to- date school-
building.
scheme is gray. The school will
also be open for inspection several
days this coming week.
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The regular choir practice at the
East avenue Methodist church will
take place tonight at 7:45 o'clock.
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The Calf Puturo'i'nit. American
Red Cross Life Saving corps. is
planning to meet sometime this com-
ing Wonk to talk over the specifica-
tions for the proposed ststion to be
erected at Calf Pasture beach this
summer.
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A hot battle ensued last night
when the members of the Mayflower
liook, Ladder and Host: company
hold another sitting in the pinochlc
tournament pith the Old “'9” Hook
and Ladder company of South Nor-
walk in the latter's quarters. May-
flower won out in the end. with a
score of 20 to 16. The total score
of Old \Vcll is higher; however. be-
ing 91, its agnins’l 8?. for the May-
ilowcr. The former is still two
games ahead. The next and last
sitting in this plnochlo tournamen:
will be held triday night at the
quarters of the Mayflower Hook and
Ladder company in East Norwslk.
The "lineup" last night included:
For Mayflower: '
Stile. and Ccdargree'n.
O'Brien snd Blacxenburg.
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,. SINGS TODAY jg." 2-;
‘-———- v. : . ..
Will Render Selections u Sliver '“W' '3
Tea of the Lather Aid “"- v :‘
Society of Baptist ‘ The t5."
Church in ‘
‘ Rowayton -’: ‘J:
over there. reporting very favorably,
> The predominating color-
Knthk-en Andrew 5 Huntington
. Rowsv'ros
TO CELEBRATE
AT SlLVER TEA
Ladies’ Aid of Baptist
Church to Present
Musical Program —
25th Anniversary J
Tho his; f‘tt‘nt in liouax. on
aftcrrioon is the Sher Ten. of lhv'
Ladies Aid Society of the 1'...
Church, ht which a. program
music \i'iil be prosvntui.
.well known artists uill take part
the celebration of the Saturn's}:
annivi’rsury. Among thr
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Brown and Webb.
Pan and Keen.
Edwards and llizrkholiz.
Kosneski unJ i-‘erris.
For the Old \\'«-:il
Bogardus and Gainer.
Barry and Mctrombie.
Buckman and Salter.
Zalilmun and LcGutes.
Schnefvr and L‘onklin.
“‘uldron and Hoyt.
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A very successful food sale was
held yesterdhy afternoon by mem-
bers of the Woman's Guild of Christ
church in i-‘ay‘s market. Although
returns are not nil in as yet. it is
estimated that ow‘r twenty dollars
was taken in, Which money WM go
into the guud lr?.;8llf_v for the geod
of the church. Calves, salads. pies.
cookies. and all kinds or bread fee-
tured the sale. most of the food
being sold ilhortly after the uifailr
opened. Tilt‘ next time the guild
holds a sale. they intend to double
their produce as titty hint: no troublo
in finding a market for it. The next
meeting of the eesocletion Will be
held at. the home 'of Mrs. E. .quis.
lo Usborn avenue. at which time
plans for tho luiurc work of thr
gui.d “‘ill be made. A number oi
iiiiporlunt menu are on the pro-
gram. uric of these is ti. hlrtiitiuy
anniversary party which Will prob-
ably lake phicc some time in May.
Another is the rummage Sale to' be
ghen by the guild in April. And
a lid Mil be the socwl and dlunei
tol‘nieiiibers of the guild and their
nu .Jiiilds which Will be held utter
Lent. At that time all the wouivti
turiiibers “LI report on the doliui
which tiiey were nuppuscd to have
earned lid on their own during Lent.
Some of Lhu mix; in which this doi-
iar is round are \ery amusing and
when told about. in poetry and ruyiiic
are more aiiiiusmg stall.
the some it is all in a good cause.
an the money goes into the treasury
to be used tor guild work.
NEy YORK. Feb. 21.-—Jepsn is
responsible tor tho design and cut
of the neWcst puaiiias. 'l‘hey ere
made of black liberty silk and while
the trousers are iiili above they tit
tightly from knee to ankle almost
like Jhodup Jhodapore riding
brooches. The pajama coat is knee
length and beautifully embroidered
in vivid colors.
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Ehono 58'! W Deliver;
GEHEBE’S
“It‘s Here If It's Housemre"
woremr'eeeated at the conference _
I tori of Norwulk.
but Just .
will be Kathleen Andrews Hunting.
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The work is almcs'
the new stores being
:.i~- \illlle budge.
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The officers for x‘ e (F,
wire (18039” mst night a: thv
ing of the icons; l‘copl e's ( hrts
com plc' ed
err-c .3 i
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and 13 Popular A.
“The day l startsd tat-mg:
Carter's Little Liver Pills‘
says Mr. john A Perry of New
York City. "my habitual bad
breath and bad emmacl-
Stopped. .I strongly rccom
mend thorn to all those afilict
ed with those nasty trouble; l
assure you that my own Cflv
was a bad one. causing me un
told embarrassment, anJ Car»
tcr‘s helped me right from the‘
start." .
Bad brcath comes from Smut!—
stomach and can usually be re C'l‘li
lievcd quickly bv Carter' 5 Lil ~vl~ ~ «'2' asi
tlc Liver Pills. ‘77:,1'“ ' {.737
They are w ndcrful‘ior Crm- Kr; — 1.:
stipation, sick cadachc and limit) _.Jl .‘ 2 3:38;.
! Save Monevmt
E February Sale
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.Onr February sole 08ers you fine '
possible price levels—furniture of "a i F as.
end good testei at but moderate W3 ‘” W I
3 your home, and see what you Wil- 3"“ A:
7/ room set for the ‘ehiidren. A no“ I I. ; at
room. A few ismpg' and picture. 1‘3? . ..
February sale. Tiled you will clufi " I“ L'.’
much further your dollars can git
" Sterling
ope.
F "tare CO- 1.
Norwalk Chronicler