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Personal Mention
Local Items
TWornen’ 5 Organization Offers
Prize for a War Play
Accepted Play Will Be Pioduced to Raise
;3' Funds for the League’s Work
An announcement uliich may in-
W local writers of plays has been
American \Vomen's
Overseas League at New England.
The :nnnouncement followzs
The American “omens (herseas
.Lesgue of New England offers a
prise. at $100 and production during
the, winter of 1925-26 (or the best
long play submitted on the subject
at film service of women overseas
during the World War. (By "long"
play: is. meant one which will play
a full evening. In typewritten form,
with double spacing. such a play
would {ill from seventy-five to one
hundred pages)
The purpose of the contest is to
obtain a play on a phase or the
\Vorld War notrhitherto dealt with.
the accepted play to be produced to
inise funds tor the League‘s work
with worthy ex«service men and we-
men in need.
All plays submitted must. be orig-
inal—adaptions or anything already
published are not acceptable.
It it understood that in submitting
plays tor this contest the author,
gives the American \\'on‘i‘en's Over-l
pod League of New England the first
optiqp for treating With him as to
tlie_ :iuture diSDO‘HZlUD or the play.
All plays should be typawrittcn.
PERSONALS
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Mrs. Tessie Jumvs or a Orchardl
street is entertaining a low friends
at a. luncheon and card party today.
at her home.
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The Twin City Valet is a central-
signed with‘ a. pseudonym. and ac-
companied by a. sealed envelope
bearing on the outside the titl'e of
the play and the pseudonym. and en-
closing the author‘s name and ad.
dress. It is recommended that the
author retain a carbon copy or anv
play submitted. A stumped self-ad-
dressed envelope. carrying sumclent
postage {{1- the return or the, play.
should accompany ouch manuscript.
The contest closes July 1. 1925.
The judges tor the contest are:
E. E. Clive. actor-manager ot the
Copley Players. Inc.. Boston. Mass.
Elsie Janis. well-known \ctress.
especially beloved by all who served
overseas for her work in France and
her interpretations since then oi the
overseas spirit through "Elsie Janis
and Her Gang."
\V. Stanley Parker, architect. long
assoeiatcd with amateur theatrical
productions and new President of
lv‘ootiighis Club.
Bliss Perry. former editor or the
Atlantic Monthly. author and liter.
ary critic. professor of English iitcr-
attire at Harvard University.
)Ianuscrips are to be mailed to
Miss Emily \‘Voodward. Play Contest
Committee. 1123 Commonwealth
avenue, Boston 34. Mass.
FRATERNALS
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A. U. 1!. Division No. l. -\\'l11
‘xnvct tonight at 2:! West nvcnuc iui
smut-monthly business.
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Companions of the forest. Star of
Columbia Circle. No. 253. will mce'.
tonight at 35 Washington street. l
Anniversary Party
Lady Jennings Lodge Celebrates Twentyvfifth Annivemary With Banquet at Red Men’s Hall
,MembersotthoxorwolksndSouth NorwalklndgeoWhoEnioyedth
‘ Dinnerandl’rograni.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1925.
Feature Articles
Club News
N orwalk Mozart Society Makes
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The tormer People's Chorus. now
known as the "Nole Mozart So.
ciety tor Musical Extension" is mak-
ing an earnest drive (or new mem-
bers. This society otters three lines
or activity to those who care to Join.
The toliowlng letter has been uni
out to-a number 0: Norwalk resi-
dents:
Dear Mendez—1t may be or inter.
est to you to know that the plan {or
reorganization c! the People's Chor-
us. so carefully thought out by Mrs.
ids. Moseley Bockius was accepted by.
the members who attended the meet.
ing held at High school hall March
24. The next thing is to put the'
Plan into operation and in order to
do that~cvery person who ever be-
longed to the People's Chorus ought
to take it. upon himself or horse" to
connect up with the new organiza-
tion. "The Norwalk Mozart Society
for Musical Extension." in one 01
the three lines of. activity.
Briefly stated. the three lines or
activity ire as (cliow; (1) members
who pledge themselves to take ac.
tive part in the concert programs
[or Which a. membership of “.00
a. year is asked and all music tur-
ulshed tree or charge. (2) Club
membership (or those desiring to
sing with the augmented chorus on
special occasions. or to avail then»
selves ot the lecture prisileges and
so‘clal activities oi the Society. for
Drive for New Members
New Musical Organization
Of Activity to Those
Offers Several Lines
Who Join
whlchateootta.00ayoariea1z;..3,
(8) The Board or Patrons “3 .,
shall contribuu an annual lee }
$10.00 which mrel Patron: a
none for two annual ConCrl’lr.
The townspeople ot Nozuaik ! .-
indeed I. PfiVl- “0 10 he]? 8'1 organ
nation of th.s hind wfhich .1 51mm:-
to bring music into this the: o: 1':
ctizens c! this communizy 2.11;:
makes happiness because it tr,ur;,._
the soul at man. and 11215 him .
and out o: the hum drum or cur
day lilo.
The patronage and co- -Oi)era-f:
o! the people 0! Nurwallt is 54];_, r
in making “The Korean:
Society for Musical Ext-mien .:
organization a! sterling Quality 6 3
merit as was its 'prodcssor.1:~
Peoples Chorus" whim has cg.
grown itselh
The new Society is indeed fem; .
ate in having as its director 31‘
Marks Morrison who needs no i:::.
auction to the people or Not“
She has years of experience buck ,»
her and is ably titted to di:cc~. 2*“
new Society in its work.
All those wishing to sign up
the new organization at,“
check to the treasurer. Air.
snce Woodbridge. France stret-
wallt. Conn. Do it now. and do ,_
with a smile. For further intern...
tlon phone 645.5 or 1310.
Horton M. Dibble. Frrr’
Mary- Rider Viva-Pres.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
The Court Edmondo De Amicis.
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pvlll take place this evening at
o'clock in Odd Fellows' hall.
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Members or the People‘s .'
are planning .1 card party to be
shortly alie-
ly ' located establishment where, . 3 . 3 No. 173. l". o: 4.. will hold its 3 3 h‘l-c l-enlen Eraser.
cleahIns- drew: and ””0““3 "°”‘ . . . . Short speeches were given by Dep- Mac Beach. Vioiet Overthrow. monthly meeting in 100 Washington ‘»°mm“noty “L We Will bu A...»
I‘"*ad‘es 39° €2““_°”"‘n “ we” L ‘5 ‘9'“) Q:..QM;mb;::,l: toifgrli‘taii‘i our Supreme Commander Lady Ma- Estelle Coir, Nettie Clhmlty. Ann. street. Sunday. AV“! 19- nounced laten. . .
taken care Of. 01 “Grill Main St. 0 8L . - --‘v « lrion Cill‘k of Bridgeport. DEXNNYJWCGUJFC. Mr. “d Mrs. Truce L
Phone 408. Adv.
M11. Frank Kliimi'd oi New ll.)-
ES South Main street. for its regu-
lur business. i
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b’ons and Daughters of
Liberty. l
Supreme Commander Lady Cuisine
of Not-walk. Deputy Supreme Com-
mander my 6. Pratt tron: Bridge-
Knapp, Cliaord Avery. May Allen.
1 Gene 8. Avery. Arthur Bloom.
Mrs. Florence Avery. Sadie w. Den-
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The members or the Italian So-
cial club will meet tonight at is
Burbank street tor monthly busi-
Mrs. A. DeCesare will build a :v
story eight-room house at the - 3
of Flax Kill road. on the old Jr:-
ven‘has been visiting Mrs. James _ port. Put Somme Commander nice. Harold S. Platt. peas. ningp property.
. 3,3 .. .ld .,_,_ 3 Banner Council. be. 54. will meet - . . . . . _ . .
(”men at h” ,h '7"; ‘ Pam" 3‘ tonight at 100 \Vasli’ington street. 1"” Nollie Fellows 1mm and” 6"" "6°.“ PM“ Evelyn 8’ N" The annual meal of the Sunda' .
mm. .10.. .3. {0“ 11.11.. _ . . port. Supreme Chaplain Lady Charles son. Anna ls. Oihuno. Louise 1:. Ben- 3‘ . ’ C°mmum C‘"°n°° I ““Ch‘l- C5
’ ~ ‘ . - Degree at Pocahontas \Vanomn Brown from 80' Haven. Deputy edict. Josephine Hudson. who“ board 0! thte homuk Me the V- F- “7-: 15 39111113 loseiher it.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank helley 0! Council No. 81 Improved Order or Supreme Commander y Jo... Anna M. Brown. Nollie Feller. thodlst thumb Will be held tonight workers on the ball which that C:-
.1nd .‘Jr. and Mrs.
Henry E. Warhol-.1 pl 31; Prospect.
nvenue. went '10 New York city
Tuesday night. where they had din-
Red )lr-n. will hold its semi-month-
ly men-ting tonight at 25 Main street.
a a o ‘
South Norwalit Council. No. 125
phine Hudson from Bridgeport. and
Chis! Companion Charles W. Thomp-
son.
Following the talks a program of
Marion A. Clark. Mrs. l". Cunn.
Mrs. P. Bleiing. C. Plait. Mrs. 0.
Mills. Mrs. Florence Baker.
Mrs. Frances Walsh. Mrs. Fred
after the weekly prayer service.
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» Members of the Choral Art So-
ciety are making plans tor the an-
ganization will run in conjunc‘im
with the United Spanish War V615:-
ans on April 17th.
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nor. follopcd by .1 theater pariY- ._ . " entertainment was presented. Llew- Buttery. Mrs. Dyed ck Bennett. 3““ ”'1‘“ concert which will be The 2nd Headquarters and Con.
The event was in (elellra'ion 0‘ ”‘0 $2131: ‘iif‘iifii‘fi‘éixuiflift to aim: “BOW ”donned a number of Fred Bennett. Elmer lhworth Ben- “"5” “3 May. . . but train of the local National Guar.
.. birthday annhersary of Dr Kelley ‘ . ' . ' sleight-otohlud tricks. Albert Dunn nstt. , , . regiment. ht“! JUEY completed Lht.’
fine wedding. anm‘ersarb' of Mr. m John'« 1031“ V0 11 F “a rendered banjo solos. Ala-ed Kra- Charles Othame. R. Billier. Har- T‘" regular monthly meeting O! ““35 1° ‘3‘“ annual mic. come?-
Mrs. “'amckr. \ “(I Wm ‘mcét tonight. ”3‘ sz‘wm mcr gave several solos. accompanied old Thompson. Edna Hillier. Mrs. we 6"" ”Md" sum" °’ 7“" 1 . '
. ’ ‘ ' 3 él‘rc‘py by» Mrs. Kramer. Dancing was en. R. Hillier. Fred Walsh. Mr:- Walter “3’ church will be held tonight at The Connect”... club 0:» 1133.33
.--B°5'- 603‘ "f ram“ Prm-‘l- . . . ioyed later. Decker. . 7'” °°‘°‘* tn Guild 3““ yuan-tigers!” will hold its hrs;
snort-is & Clint—A1 1. . 3 ' .. ’ . ., . During the evening three gm Mrs. Funk Fe Mrs. Charles , . ° 0 0 arm n e at the Reid Bonn,
3 . _ . . Untklngllalii w R. ( ., G. A ll. ... 1 hum 1.; \incent presentations were made. The Lady Smith. um. carol-Junie». Mrs. Ida Photo By Viuccm The hemlk Dispensary will hold Hartford. Acpril 153
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Morfl-'
No. 30.11411 mcet tonight at 25 Main
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CHARLES THOMSON
“’uhlngton lodge presented the
Rowland. Lottie V. a.
FRED C. “DELL
is regular monthly and also its an-
nual meeting at the Dispensary. o
Initiation will take place this at:-
8011 01 ‘0 “'est avenup_ xvii] go {.0 Companion 'Ludy JQDBIIII ‘0“. with C “1V0? Mr.- E. D. Todd-.M :- Mstll- K
Hartford Thursday. Major Morri- l Chic! .ruru. the protested” speech beingler. William C Scott. Lottie Santord. 70‘qu Frank street. tole- 3 ”noon at we meg...“ of the Buc.3_
. 'eon will he in attendance for one day :xtund the Ziegfeld Follies in \‘evs - _ 'mlda by Commander A. Batman 0! Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Filler. . 0 0 0 insham Women's Relic: ccrps.
E7: on His Excellency. Governor John \ork city Sutuxday evening. . , (Eu-“l i'i-llr‘WFlili‘ TClFm‘d supreme the Lady “'ashington lodge. A. V. Wilson. Clara 8. Bailey. An- “3‘ Mrs Leta Coleman State convention 0‘ ptrent ““h‘ ' ° ° '
H. Trumbull according to onlus ' " " among the men MM “‘Omen “110 M' A gift or a rosewood gavel. with no Dawson. Dorothy Lang. Mrs. L. ' ' ers,will 5° held in Tridgeport 3" The members or the Nonvall: 1,.
3:5 from the adjutant generals oificc. BEAU“?! THE GROUNDS U‘ni‘ll’i ihi‘ twenty-fifth anniversary a .[grnn‘ “1v” name-plate. “.35 \Veiner. Lulu Bedell, E1310 JOCQPh‘ _ MU. JCDDlC Soderlund. Mrs. Mary the swneld hotel my. Thu pographical union \'0. 5293 m6". 333‘
requiring the i-ntiro staff to be pres- about your home With trees. evcr- llflr'l' 0‘ lhk‘ Lady Jem‘lnfl "M3“ Prtunlod the Lady Jennings lodge son. Elizabeth Sippel. Kenny. Mrs. Clara Theriault. Mrs. maria the twentieth anniversary oi night at the Central Labor Cruz:
E, eat at the battalion parade to be greens. perennials. berberry or pri- X0. Sluplioi‘ds of Dethlehem.-_held by one of its members. Another Mrs. Charlotte Kmmer. Kori-nun Albert Dunn. Albert E. Dunn. 313° ifim“ Mr: E‘ 8- Feicht ‘3" ball.
tendered the Governor by the 102ml m hedge. etc. Henry Wild's Nur- "4" “Wm m "M “PM ha". “a“- member presented Chic: Companion.Kmemer. Fred Sanileld. Mrs. Hor- Miss Emma Stabcll. Hilda Ben- girlc r in c we “Twyla e ' . °
. Infantry at the State Armory. sery located on ’tho pm Road 136- inston Mrret- Thompson with a lane portrut or rm Godney. nett. Mrs Alice Their. Mrs. Carrie dmfzfifréfifln'ffig‘: ° “3’ The 1&1!”in of Ihe First it}.
. . 1 1 tween Norwum and Westport u, an A brief business meeting 601;: liimnelt. which was encased in a 511- Mrs. Eva Hirsh. Mr. and Mrs. Day. Mrs. Emma Donaldson. Mrs. ted u; '11 ed 1.11 " ue ues- Church held the" “£1113? buslnw‘
—See Chevrolet lvrrorc Sou buy. interesting place It) visit. Here you molll"‘il the owning. b01311: {0‘10“ \ttr frame. Charles Sarker. Peter Geitz. Sarah Thoma. Donaldson. :‘eocrwalltontvlrlnbe ”:0 car?“ a: meeting yesterday afternoon ' \vl».
- y. . wiii find quality stocks in big var- ">2 -" “""W‘l “‘ S °."'°°“' Th? “'"°" '°" 1mm" "on: NOW Howard. Bessie Run-ell. Minnie A. Higgins. memoi- .1. this city he to win: MmPu- "mm °“ u” ”pp" ”’1“ “‘5‘ W“
3‘ - . . .- ivly. conservathely priced. Phone clip-f companion. (.ha3rlcs3 “. HIV“. Bridgeport. “'egtport, Fair- Mary Merritt. Lucy ”ugh", W, pm“. An“ Nicholson. ”"3 163- cut-Teachers“ “lion in N'or- were read. The supper was succfigh
Ursula Iiartshorn of Orchard '1 \\'(‘3tpoyt 6:5.-—Adv. 3Thi‘l‘illli‘vll- axiom-ii the Ctlcbratlon field and horwalk. and it was esti- Marker. Emma Dennis. Rollie dolls Avery. James Fcency. Mrs. R. walk next year when dele ties‘ma “L The ladies are Nannms I fuzz.
has been entertaining Mrs. . _ _ -:mrl :iflv‘r3llw -ul'lrv3ss3 nf ‘3\'elcome. muted that about 175 were present. Hawks. Charles Smith. Mrs. E. M. Babinenu. - be sent to theiannual cognition; ”“39 “‘1’- ‘° ‘3" he‘d "'1 ”‘1‘“ '7'
‘ Harrington 01' Brooklyn. N. Y., ll‘leild' uill be sorry to learn tin-113.11 ill” t-lmir o\ci m l-rcdericlt A delectable menu had been pre- Hariord. ‘ Mrs. G. A. Bergman Mrs P. J. The day's program will include ‘ i’utuie. 7110 M31 meeting will l'
a past 19w days. that \m AND mum Wadsworth t. 13.101101), “ho sent-d ns tout- pared for the occasion. including Mrs. Anna Weber, Miss .41. n tar-imam. F J. Klein. Ethel Betty Berg- dam... . mew” and a numb" 0, held “7011300“! MW 6«
a o a or South Main ”we. 3. confined .0 muhiu- 3 081617. olives. roast beet. mashed po- ford. J. C. Dennis. Mrs. R. G. 3011- man. Mrs. Louis Wood. Louis Wood. short talks. _
- up manure and Agric Lime 1...... home by a heavy cold. ' Th“ 80%“ 0‘ honor included. MIMI!» I'm peas. pie and cause. .drick. Mrs. Julia Csuko. Anna Barn- Helen Wood. Leah Conn. ’ Out This One—It Is Worth Menu
tor lawns. 2.111211 Brown. Tel. 1 . . Lady-losorhineliudson from Brldse- Among thou present were the ilton, Mrs. Bettie Francis. E. 1". Day. Mrs. C. Stewart. Mn. ' ‘ '
3”}: —Adv —B.-L\':\'ER HOME-MADE BAK- pox-13. Lady Charles R‘rosvn or heivi following: 3 Mrs. Harvey Weed. Mrs. Edward G. Mililio. Mrs. Hattie Lockwood. To“: is the 3." 1°, a“ Chinese Send this ad and ten ccn’: :1
. . . ERY. “c3 - 11mm, and 1.1.1, . ellic renamei Mildred :x. Green. Grace 1:. Green. J. Flaherty. Mrs. Bertha near-in. Millie Dang. Mrs. Florence Plccin- 3‘31“ ‘30” 12°“ "' "l” “°‘“° Foley a Co.. 2535 Shemeld .11.
bore of the Happy Plnochie Old~fashioncd ginger cookies are ”0m Bridgmm” .Agnes McGuire. Lewis M. Beech. Mrs. Clara Walker. Mrs. Ella. Hy- ievv. East item" 5:: 11.11.3333} 5:: Chicago. 111.. writing your name e:.,
.0111 consisting 0f 13 members. Will a specialty with us. 180 a dos. Sweet 3 Norwalk brunch or University “.0. address clearly. You will receive
. 3 ryc. “1mm, ”.11 whole wheat bread Mrs. Chm-its Ltzinger at South 3strcct. and her daughter Elizabeth. Mrs. Stephen Dokua 0! Lexington Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes 0! ii men. supple bottle or P‘OLEY'S HONE‘.
every day: aim. white mud and Main FUN". anti MPH-3 “illiam Mills-aha“ sailed on the Mauritania {or avenue is spending today in Bridgo- Beldcn avenue have returned tron: . ° ° ' LVD TAR COMPOUND 10" ““9“
rolls. Hot Cross Buns as a. Lenten arc I'lsllil'lg in 3.\o“- \ork city. iEurope They will debarlt at Cher. port. u three weeks' trip to Miami and The Ltdiee' Society at St. Pg. “‘5' and hmmnmi also aim?
3You Have Any News 3
Winning Sentinel,
or Call 92 or 93
JOIN
Combined Savings
With
Life Insurance
It Provides— '
For education of children!
For paying off a. Mortgage!
Savings
special on Saturdays only. Order
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Charles 1). Rogers of Rogers &
Stevens. has returned to his store
after an illness 0! two weeks.
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Batteries for radio. Si
volts.
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Mrs.
nue spout Saturday
New York city.
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THE
Plus
John E. McGi-ath o! Edlie aveuuo.
is returning from a
;trip to Ireland on the steamer “Am-
East Norwaik.
spmonuz'mroa'rm'r.
Laundry work at any moon oi
Victrolas
easy terms. Donnely.—Adv.
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Mrs. Anthony DeCuaro ot Muivoy
street is spending the day in Wilton.
Robert DeCeaai-e is confined to his
home with a hay! cold.
——-Prlce of coal reduced.
.& Guns. Phone 721.—Adv.
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Frank Lonchak 0t 44 West. ave-
.45 for ‘32 1-2
$2.90 {or (51 volts.
Post Road Tire Co.. 62 Wall erect.
Norwalk
J J. Initig of Lincoln live-i
and Sunday in-
l ~ Quintette to Play
Comedy and Musical Program Offered By
First M. E. Church
sold on
Harris
home with a
‘3
hours and continue on to Hungary.
& Gang—Adv.
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Stephen Dokua of Lexington ave-
nue spent yesterday in New York.
or small the lob may be can be
correctly taken care of by The Nai-
Ien M. White Establishment M No
Main street—Adv.
Palm Beach. where they had a very
and the bathing as great.
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—§ee Chevrolet betore you buy.
—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. “K Pierson or East
avenue returned trom Florida on the
S. 8. George Washington with Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Reyes.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Hobeon of West-
port avenue were passengers on the
S. 8. George Washington on its last
trip from Florida.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Weeks
and family 0: 37 Second street have
returned home after spending the
winter in Tampa and Miami. Flori-
do.
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-—Compare the Chevrolet and learn
loud speakers.—Donnelly‘s.—Adv.
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Stephen Bucsko. who resided in
Hutch Norwalk about tour years
ago. prior to his return to Hungary.
-Oontparo the Chevrolet And learn
ter‘s Evange cal Lutheran church
be. and friends of the society are
cordially welcome.
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The omeers and directors or the
Connecticut Federation of Business
and Professional Women's clubd will
hold a meeting Saturday attornoou
in Hartford in the old club rooms in
Myrtle street.
The anniversary or the “upper
room" will be observed with an ap-
propriate service including continua-
lon. tonight at 7:“ o‘clock at the
South Mei-walk Baptist church.
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Oer Chapter. No. 5:. O. E. 8..
will hold scab sale Prim from 1!
toao'clocklntho Piggly
“rabbinic-treat. M
An invitation is being extended to
Haven.
The bile-lag churches hold week
night commie W Green
groom-l
Norwalk m. a: 1.“ o'clock.
package of F01. EY PILLS. a di' .--
- 3 3y. We hold your oi‘der Special sale of 3038 1-3 Cord . o . . . etic stimulant f h k i . 'r
toTheWoman’s Editor, .rariy any 6 , ---The heating problem in it.- pleasant time. They report that will meet in amen-noon in the °" ‘ 9 1‘ “63 a v
“1] you call. "Bakery products that Tires at 83.4.1. tube to {it (first _p i . ‘ the i use _ FOLEY CATHARTIC TABI ET
are made from the best."—Adv. “a", {or “3:303 liver Ready 8. r ce 0! coal reduced at Harris Mary feature no matter how large 9 ouod both cities as hustling b meat 0! the church. All morn for constipation and 33333033333333
These dependable remedies are ir-
om opiates and have ht‘lpt’d 1::
ions of people. Try them: Stilt-z:-
Powell Corp—Adv.
EASTER BUNNIES.
EGGS AND CHICKS
FOR THE KIDDIES
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DONNELLY’S
Nor-walk and Westport
Bicycles Sold on Time
Bide While You Pay
. For accident or sickness! i 3225’ izlfi°nflned 1° his 1“ sulfides befqrg ygu bun—Adv. the public by the Counodleut
1 1, « ' 1 o o branch of the We at Rauco-
For I?” of employment. ; 3“ mm“ 1"“ b” “mm“ 1115."?131'1.'§L.‘f1‘?"’§.° loinn: ign- by Muck 3' ii» “ Trad in Y Old 3‘ l i
.3 :1 lf'“ Dodge aii‘omobile. ‘~ ' '9 ousy at .. - {v 0' 0 our lcyc €
$lg%0YPong\{‘neoe\¥{ {1V2}? 3:) 010111280? ii -—l"L‘l‘iUlZPl‘ “for Gardens. Mired “30 NOW“: hfspitnl; all mummo' Trans” 3; To ‘ New One !
. , - Bmwm Tel: 2393-1—11“. —25 .per cent or! on radio. and tel-neonatal. home or Mr: Josepha ;
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the year is particularly important its M90! ”9““ 3°“ buy—Adv.
and particularly so at the Spring.
time season of the year. Rag ruse.
lace curtains and many other thing-
at this coma o! the your need at- -
tontion and The Star Laundry calls
111’. attention or the public to .the
fact that e suggodlons . made
above wiu be given the closest at.-
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