Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 14, 1925 · page 16

 

 

 

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1N APPRECIA HON

_ We here and now acknowledge With the deepest
-' some of gratitude the liberality sad ell-operation of
the Business Men of Norwalk, who contributed to the
' support of this "Booster ldition.” I, their ges-
'-' crane and whole-hearted response to the maul
: - of our committee they have made it a possibility and
a pleasure to issue this paper.- To the may that hove
already contributed toward the NW of 3M O‘D-
ILLAO AWARD, in which ‘30 Legion anticipates
raising the necessary fund {or the flomlk clutter
American Red Cross. our sincerest thenkl 'are ex-

tended.

We also acknowledge with the deepest spprecisp
tion the courtesy of The Evening Sentinel. and the

Ncrwalk Hour in opening the columns of their re-
spective newspapers for the publicity of this Third
Annual Fashion Exposition.

Much credit. must also be given the South Nor.
walk Trust Company; Hatch o Bailey Company;
The Norwalk Lumber Company; The Connecticut
Company; The Lockwood Manufacturing Company
and The Alexander Furniture 00., for the success of
the Fashion Show.

And we hereby call upon our members and
friends to fittingly reward their support by patronis-
ing in turn our Advertisers, the Newspapers and Oct-
poraticns who have done so much for the cause for
which this souvenir section is published.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MARJORIE KAY TO

JACOBY EXHIBITS
GIVE ‘DIXIE REVUE’

N orwalk’s Biggest Re-

tail Ladies and MensiGh-l Who Entertained
Specialty Store. The Boys “Over
Among Exhibitors i There” Consents to
On Om. ”7.7! 1.1.". “'ush-g Appear for Ameri-

inston «tire-J .l.ivnb}'5 More wasi can Leg-ion Boys

first opens-l and at that :lme it was;

 

the po;lc_v and s'lll is to give better
clowhcs for 1"“: mono): and where
a. dcllur has “ll": lzundrnl cents
value. -

The first slorc prnzressml. made‘
friends and Run: them. Therefore.
it was name-nary to open a larger
place. so in l‘d-" the present store“
at 12-14 Nrrili .‘xl'lln btrt-e'. was
orrnevl. vn.i«":irin: .1 store front
that is L‘Ullfinltlwl ty- ll‘lf'bl beauti—
ful lJ'l“-‘t'n .\-\\ tank and Boston.

In ordr-r to inc up to the poilcy
laid down hr: the i‘ounrlr'r of this?
store—"A Satistlv-l Fusiomer"—the
greatest rourzwsy and consideration
bus been offerrwl the patrons.

For thn nwn who are interested
in good Clothrs. Jar-oily features the
"Housel of lx’uppenlu-imer Clothes
For Men." \\!.:l~- m the women's
department. a \‘flf‘ll‘iy style of coats.
and dresses are- a'\\zlys to be found‘
to suit nnn's iastv .lI‘i’I pocketbook.

 

 

 

Ju~t As Good.
(Pittsburgh Chronicle) !
"Hullo! What are you laughinlt'
at? Is it me?" demanded the bad
but. angry golfer.
".\'-no. sir." Hammered the caddie

"Then who am.- vuu laughing at?"

“Your opponr‘nt."

"'Oh. i am.“ build the golfer. some-
what moiil'led. 'But what's so fun-
ny about him?" i
replied the caddie. in-I

 

L'WV'eli. sir."
cautiously. "he plays exactly like
you do "

-———~—_—_

-Are you gcirg to be the lucky
one to win the Cadillac coach at the
Cross~Americsn Legion Exposi-
tion? Be sure uni get your share
ot the chances.

Miss Marjorie Kay often quoted
as the girl trom' "Over There." and
whose present revues are the rage
and talk of Broadway. having been
notified that the Fashion Espoaition
is being staged for the benefit of
the American Legion. offered to pre-
sent her "Dixie Revue" assuring the
entertainment committee that she
would npptar personally each even-
ing during the week.

The reiue which consists of six
women and two men. offers a sing-
ing and dancing progrsm along up.
usual lines with each member do-
ing a specialty during the week. The
act which is at present headlining
in many of the vaudeville houses is
coming to South Norwsllt by special
arrangemrnt wilh Ned \Vsyburn.

who featured the set with one of
productions.

his recent

 

Jouvenile Display by 'i'he
“Children‘s Store”

 

 

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Credit and Respect

to have your
TREE TROUBLES
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s. a. Donavon?
flyle Show Producer for the Amer-
lcsn Legion.

 

W. ALLEN scum

Appearing personally with his Jan
Ton at Exposition. Thur-easy, Friday

and Saturday.

 

 

Masque Night. in which the enter-
tainment committee is devoting ope.
clal attention and which is sched‘
uled for Saint Patrick's Night. larch
17. has every indication of being the
largest attended evening during the
Fashion Exposition. Extra added
vaudeville features have been or.
ranged for masque night. and s ml
old fashioned good time night is
promised to all that attend Tuesday.
larch it.

To encourage the greater numb’r
to attend in masquerade costume.

will be given to all that attend

mittce have exerted every effort to
obtain souvenirs that will son-e a
lasting memory by all fortunate to
be among the souvenir obtainsrs.

Icostumes will be sdiudged

 

appropriate and handsome souvenirs_
in finlrst costume. lady and goat‘s:

costume. and the entertainment com-4

 

Special souvenirs for men and sp- .
propriato articles for women

hes-elevcning with one gala big time.

WWWEMHHTONEBE
TURN-OUT 0F COSTUME ENTRIES

Takes Place St. Patrick’s Night, March 17th—
-—Prizes for Many Classes—Souvenirs to
All Attending in Costume

 

 

been secured so that all fortunate
to win one of the special costume
priers. a bathing beauty perty parade
been rewarded for their efforts low.
on! gaining one of the big prises.
At eleven p. in. five judges will be
called on to adjudge the vnrlous
classes of costumes. and the winners
in each clam will then be mt-
ed with their prises rour clones of
there
being a lady and genre prise in each
of the classes. The clause to be
judged follows: Nose origin-l oce-
turne. lady and geni‘e; most color-
i’ul costume. lady nnd genre: tun-
Ind
the best period cestumr. lsdy and
gent's. After the awarding of the
prises. s bathing party parade by;
by living models will take place. (ole
lowed by dancing. which will coniln- I
no until .10 p. m.. to wind up the:
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They‘re on.
All needs lesd lo the News”! Army seer weet.

M lest the ‘fMM Annual ran-Mes W is s usury.
The been «you 110 r. m. Monday Male add the my: est“ le-

emeeed. .
“are doing then M s "we. sing elrerse.
”an!“ um». um Edward .I. Quinlan will press the bosses that
gives her the use.
lslph Memo will also Mm s prams easement.
communes- "Anson r. Keen-r" will snow that half the battle in over.
And "laser Downs" wm feel men be men at less: get a brief breath-
Bm in end lied bin-elm "Ooh. I. meteobeeh" be Is being paged

"erywllere.
The um Club. "flees Hotel Orchestra” will do the cocaine

light honors.

New Vsudevllie em he m during the week. .

Monday Night is led so "A” sum use" and meat-mu
every local hearse! (mu-use lb pm me.

If you cannot attend ”My flight. Mist the exposition coa-
tlnues all nest week.

The Lsdles Auxilsry will get of: to a good start during the spud-
lion.

, And the Legion no” will have to step some to keep up with the
sham .

7hr: Lingerie Booth conducted by the Anxilsry, will be the feature
scene of attendance.

Head's-e door mess will be awarded free «has. new the use on
the end 00 your Maiden aches.

Bring on the ”Dashing levee." Doc Bromberg just arrived.

The Bottling Beauty Revue will play their Moves at Roton Point.

"8. Burgdorf.‘ Kyla M producer. has W a reel Fashion
Promenade. ‘

4: Performers on the Opening thht'l program. has mmpted Len
coach to build so edsmes to in. name... neat.

aim—Please beer a bind the: use Isle laden are all married

"J. ll. Grant." Director of Decorations ins certainly quintepped his
every psst performance and deserves a lot of credit.

The South Roswell m Company g-svn a helping hand at all times
Ila made It MDII [Of sowniown m ”Quarters.

Muse. Jeanne!" and Jacoby‘s gave the expedite- some
window displays—lug Tbs-kn.

"The American Legion" extends many that: to "llsnusl 1'. Batch
and ”The Hatch and Bailey Lumber Co.” for their kind sud generous
donation and help toward the note. of the esposttieo. Eucce- to you
Mr. Hatch.

0b girls—diets comes near-y cheon. the Kart. Schema and Man
Xedel. ’

"Wtsrwulhsoeberwsylntem MetalL

The Amerlosn Legio- Drill Tesl b all printed up for their M:
act on Wednesday Night.

The Team will welcome the Governor so In. arrival, and escort him
to the Armory.

And X. N. Imhofl a Company will ssrprlse with many mylr
creations.

Through the use Menus of the 78m umber Company“ a
splendid array of Booths and loses have been urn-god fee the show.

wonderful

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“fined Muster“ of the Nest he. will pro-at a salute display 0- ‘
spring ere-nous as .‘L -

"Henry limo." was kept so the Jump dung his spare momen' _
as the Mlou Exposition Headquarters. ;

The Legion Boys sure lulled to pet the Amery is proper shape. Y

Through the come-y of Itr. lung- of The Evening sentinel. a‘
wonderful mil Board was secured.

mamas-aeronautical" eletsec'i’ashst mommi
seedy to serve you as u uses. 3

mu.nve young Lesle- mostly. are mean; ear the handsome:

7 “Bed Room lune" denoted by kneel Mess-den . l

The flops Chess :llled with an: uigerle that In donated by line!
:esnnettehsshadlushsreetselslrersesdssaetectyyeeaghdywla
be needs happy.

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anodtnne light for my.

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Come in Costume" you was: s Good Theo-e shore in thgenrde
lrg ofCodundm

Youhdbettngetuotberehsnesentle mcmit nay
n-melnohyssnber. .

Pageflrshoohweedt-eesse-ereettbem “mud.

Justtryte keep “Alvin manure-ammo".

may slashes Yes-s More tor their em tn the gmtcr'

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'shsre ot the Csdllm Coach.

w "asn'l‘erterells‘willbesttheebewtseulgtostheleopln the
t. ‘ i
Guam“ ectbe'Des Mom‘mawmmuthe‘
'DureesndtaClsnp.‘uuefM.wmsmrsyspo-ebul
arrangement with Ned Warm 5
Green los Crusoe-lent Patrifl‘hMI-Inbsln tesplngwtth‘
mama-«newest. acneflewllsvunelry. '
Only swelling the arrival es m halal!" to couples. tbol
program. ' l
litany visiting and neighboring Legion I“ so be well represented '
Remember the shit in being staged for the benefit of the Nor-cal..-
Chapter American Red Goa. l
Push. Poll and noose: We seed Community support. to raise um .'
nry funds. ,
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