E
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. terestcd in coming to the last math
‘ Veterans of Foreign ‘\‘.'1rs and Span-
" are planning to
rannual DeMolay circus
' in Bridgeport tonight and tomorrow
Personal Mention.
Local Item
flrMothers Urged To Join
Special Program Prepared for Last Matinee——
_Presented—‘—“Prince and Pauper”
her on the program will be a spe-
cial dance.
This dance, the Russian Ballet,
will be giVen by the pupils of Miss
Lodice ‘W’eld.
pupils. have been most generous in
contributing their talent for the suc-
cms of the mutinecs. and their work
is always enjoyed.
In connection nith the program.
Mothers will be particularly in-
inee program of the season. given
by the- Better Films Association.
This wil be held on Saturday at 10
o’clock at the Regent Theatre.
The Association may well
pleased vvith the work that it has
feel
8.0001119115th this fiFSt season. It a. special' nature study picture.-
is because the theatre managers: “Life and Habits“ of the Cucko‘o
the local papets, indeed because the Bird" 3. Bray production will be
general public has been behind the shown. or the cuckoo bird, :1 111cm-
her or the Better Films writes:
“Spring is here again and how it
rejoices our hearts! What fun it Is
to 'gct up very early and go down
to the woods to look for the first
movement, that that movement has
been so successful.
"You mothers. who have sent
your children to these Young Peo-
ple's Matinees. come yourselves on
Saturday. and see what the BOUCI‘ Spring beauty or violet. And with
’ Films Association is glVlng your “hat pleasum we greet the return.
children—you will enjoy the pro- lug hilds
gram too!” so says the Films com- "There 15213. 11 child or grown up
mittee. either. who doesn’t wish that he
“You have backed us financially. knew more of Nature's secret;
Now give us your personal” support: \\'ll;1t 1'1 marvel is the growth or 3
And you can continue to do this all mower, the flight of the birds
summer. by letting your children northward, the nest building, and
the preparation for a. family.
“Do you know the secret of tho
cuckoo? that most deceitful 01
birds? So modest in dress so un~
assuming in manner. yet. so clever.
go to the pictures which carry our
endorsement. for that means that
the managers have put on for you,
a. picture suitable and lit for the
young people.
., “We hope that vou arr 11 lllt‘llll‘lt‘l‘ (Some to'the Regent theatre on
or our Assoulatlon. “'1: want )0" Saturday morning and learn the
secret oi tho‘sly bird.
f‘lt will he a revelation to all bird
lovers. l'ntll recent years, little or
nothing has been known of
It is not only for our children. but
for the welfare of all children who
go to the movies. that the Better
l’llmsaAsaoclutlon has been orgunlz-
ed. The meromont is nation-Wide habits of the cuckoo. Nowlhanks
and spreadillg—‘y<,-11 must join US. to the camera. and to the untiring
"If you are no: :1. lllCllllJt‘l‘, join wrong or wienlllic bird photg-
120W. Cull .‘Il‘S. Charles lingers, graph}: we can learn the cuckoo's
15:13 .and :sl; her to vuroll‘you. At Sccl'CI.
any rule, "rum? Sulurqlny and sec “Never before have bird lovers
what v.1; rye doing ' lcvn able to understand just how
Ill-."l‘l‘lt'li FILMS AESU. (the cuckoo has been able to IDFZIC~
“The l’rlnce and the Pauper" : liltr- his docciis. but the mystery has
will be the feature picture shownihecn solved. and now we may all
tomorrow. But the very first num-l know."
L00] L BRIE’IFS‘ 12‘. “‘illis Bradley. famous colored
it‘llor'soloisis will give :1 recital for
the benefit of the Knight St. A. M.
E. church \Vednesday evening at S
,‘I‘he New Haven branch or the as-
sociation of Universtiy \Vornen \vlll O'CIOCR at the Norvvalk M- 13-
present'an original historical play church.
on or about May ‘.‘.'.'. dealing with ‘ ' .
the early part of Benedict Arnold's h—I’rice of coal redUced. Harris
career as :1 patriot. ' K: Gulls. Phone 721.—-Adv.
U N I; . . .
——-Buy )L‘lll‘ "Sellers" Kitchen Nornalk brunch, American Asso-
Cabinct tomorrow. Last day of clarion ol‘ illiterslty \Vomen “ill
sale. $14.00 in groceries and dishes 5 meet this afternoon at the home of
free with each cabinet sold. 31.00
will put one in your home, at Ange-
.\ils . James
avenue for
Slolcy. 3 Connecticut
heir regular monthly
-vluo‘s.—Adv. meeting.
Q t y . O t s
Alembers of the ‘A’atch Your —-PLANTI\‘G> 'l'l‘\iL “0“,.
Stitch club held a. theatre party Now is the time for planting trees.
\Vcdnesday afternoon. The mem-
barbeny and privet hedges. shrubs.
p1 runnials, evmgreens. etc. Henry
\VlldsVurserv. on the Post read. he-
tu-cu Norwnlk and \Vcsipart. have
hers met at Donnelly's at noon,
from where they nunt to luncheon.
afterwards zltivlwlillt: the lilcu'rc.
J O =)
. choice stocks and big variety. Prices
LOST—Dario colt-and rvart Angora for the same are very conservative.
cat. Answers to name "Teddy." Tall-z over your planting problems
Reward. L. l“. lidnm'ds, Highland
Ave" So. Norwzlik. Phone 1218-13.
0 ’
The Past l’ol-ulloulrm
I)! \K'anumzt council will
I‘vllss Bluebell: Myi-uvl 103 M'iin
Monday, April Earth.
here and be advised.
limrt GEE-Adv.
0
Phone “'est-
association indies of the First .‘1. E: church
med “1'.” are holding a rummage sale in tho
“-- , Malnlcltcnlo lullldlng today.
‘ C O
~~DANNER HOME—MADE BAK-
ERY. INC.
Old-tashioned ginger cookies are
a specxalty with us. 18C a den. Sweet
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-—Fl’FTH ANNL‘AL 11:11.1. f
ish War \‘ctmuns. :lt 1hr
tonight April 1.11». —.~ Adi.
O
. I‘ll'lOl‘y.
0 0 rye. oatmeal and whole wheat bread
The Christian Industrial League (“'er day: also. white bread and
supper which was to have been held rolls. Hot Crass Buns as a Lenten
next Wednesday night, has been m. specml on Saturdays only. Order
definitely postponed. iearly any (lay. “'e hold your order
.llll you call. “Bakery products that
a a ,
are made from the best.”-—Adv.
—Best coal '1'
«AL.
V
reduced 11 rices
: 113.1113 13: Guns—Adv. i t 0
c . .. Prayer meeting was held last
Members or the Norivalk Dellolny night at 7:45 o‘clock in the Not--
Wulk BI. E. Church.
hi 6
attend the
10
second
he held "
~—Your plumbing or heating prob-
10m for the new building. or work to
ltc replaced in the old,bullding. is
an important matter. Nelson M.
White‘s organization is at your serv.
ice whatever your problem in this
night at the Casino.
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—-25 per cent off on radios and
loud speakers—Donnelly's.—-Adv.
Better Films Association‘
Bray Nature Film of Cuckoo Bird to Be-
.Mlss \Veld and her '
me'
A Page F or
Singer
Popular Entertainer Will Feature Program
To Be Given at Elks
Writes Children ’3 Books
Nina Purdy of B'ayview Avenue Has Pub-
lished Delightful New Volume for Youngsters
i
Great preparations which have
been in progrtss tor some time. are
Cxpccicd to culminate in u very suc-
cc-Sslul mening when the "bit; tinm"
lakes plum mutt-ht zit the lilks
Homo on South Muln street. '
This is "Ladics‘ Nighi.” and an
elaborate program of fun and en-
tertainment has been arranged for
tho occasion. Music. dancing. 1c-
{rrshl'ncnls Will all 111111 a place on
the program. Say the Brothel" Elias
lo one another:
"Consider it :1 duty.
pleasure. to see: that )our wires,
daughters, sislere and sweethearts,
share in this evening of rare pleas-
ure provided {or them by your
lodge."
Uni: ol‘ the groans!
the evening will be Miss Madelyn
,li‘arlcy ct Bridgeport, who is
Infiltt‘: :1 special trip down to this city
to sin: tor us.
as. well :15: :1
attractions 0!
to.
“$01an l-‘ARLl-ZY
‘Mlss Farley is well knoivu in
Bridgeport musical circles. No
deuce. entertainment or social 11:.
1111- of sun sort is complete “lthoul
1102'.
Snappv. vivacious. full of llie and
pop. with her comic songs and dra-
inmic numbers too. she makes short
work of winning the hearts of her
audience.
For some time past. this singer
has been one of the attractions at
Poli' .5 P111." re theatre and also at the
{H.111 Silt. At most of the balls dur-
ing the past winter. where a musical
program tenturecl the evening, Miss
Farley held a. place ghonor. Last
summer she made herselt known to
NOX'thlkel‘s through her sense at the
Bell island County club where she
was in ‘nltemimles as a. member of
Cole's orchestra from Bridgeport.
{She has picked a special program
or songs for tonight.
Cillll'. ll‘urihcr «iomils of the affair
will be ulanUIlClAJ later.
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u-CU‘l‘lJiLL'S li‘lEAll .‘slAltKE’l‘.
is known for
‘ “lllCll. bythe
coli-
This estublislnm-nt
its ”quality fish food.‘
11:13} is on sale at all times 11'
of the South Norunll'. Congregation
111 Church will he. he!" ”'llB attor-
noon at the home of Mrs. L. S.
Beers. 45 Elinwood avenue.
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-—-I“ll"’1‘H ANNUAL BALL
Spanish ““111-
of Foreign \Vltvs. u". the Armory to—
night, April litli.—~Adv.
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The Hospital \Vhist club 'wvill
hold a rut-cling this afternoon lit the
homo of Dr. ll. C. ShL-i‘cr on \Vush-
lngton street.
O O O
The Twin (my Valet is aicemral-
ly loca lea establishment where
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
for ladies and gentlemen. is well
1-:(-1‘_v1.1live prices. it 11'“ been so here
for over thirty years past. and tllisA\
{101101; is the. guiding thou... l.t hero.
every business day. as time rolls
along. 71 North Alain strcct. Phone
lUS.-——.\1‘lv.
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A meeting oi? the Sewing Circle.
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Veterans and Veteran:
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llosc company Monday night in the
Old \Vcll uuarters. At that time
committees will be appointed to de—
cldo about the pun hose 01' new fur-
nlturc for the company.
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The llll‘gt: bass drum used by 111'.
\lohr of the New York Symphony
Flavors. 11.1. the concert of the Nor-
walk Church Orchestra on April 3.
was kindly loaned by the Svec's
new and delightful book tor
A
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children. written by a resident
Norwalk. has Just been published.
The author is Nina Purdy of Bay-
vieiv avenue.
is "“‘lde-Open-Eye.”
Miss Pure) has taken her own
childhood in a big. oid~tashioned.
white farm-house in the Catskills
and has woven it into chapters of
universal appeal for both young-
sters and those who never grow up.
Miss Purdy has lived here for two
years and does a. good deal of her
writing here. In addition to writ-
ing books for children. she frequent—
ly contributes to magazines. Re-
cently she published a lead article
in The American Magazine.
A review or “Wide-Open-Eyo"
ions: 7
A refreshing spring book. you will
want to read. is "“‘lde-Opcn-Eye."
l1); Nina Purdy. published by Double-
fol-
\1usic Shop of Monroe street . South
Nor-“silt.
i O C
The regular meeting of the Eure—
ka Rebekah lodge will be held this
evening The report or the Assem-
My will be read. Atler the meet-
ing the members will have the
pleasure or hearing some very tine
artists in a musical program which
will include vocal solos and piano
selections.
A
Delegate
One of Four Epworth Leaguers Who Are
Attending Boys and Girls Conference
Methodist. Episcopal church by the
Z~piece Cake Sets $7.00
. l’hllathea class. The affair was
8.131906 831841 Sets ..... $7.50 very successful.
- U C O
23-piece Tea Sets . . . . . $10.00
i—Sheep manure and Agrio Lime
.tor lawns. Alfred Brown. Tel.
3 2393-:.-—Adv.
bONNELLv,’s
O O ‘
Berkeley chapter is now making
Norwalk and Westport l
arrangements for a. card party to
be held \Vednesday night. April
. YOUR GOAL
REQUIRES MONEY—-
keep to the savings road and reach it. \Vhat
if it does take persistency? ‘The tree does not
A fall at the first stroke.”
Come
A goal worth While 15 Worth some efiort
in for a savings pass- -book.
mi NORWALK Slvmcsm
S . lin-1. 56 North Main street—meme mkcn care 0L (,7 North Main St..
E peelal o I n- 1 uuuo awe. All".
_ _ Mrs. E. Jay R. Reynolds was t a .
Beautlflfl Lustre “Tare gollalrman ot the noon day luncheon The Y 4 class of the Norwalk
¥glven \Vednesday at tho Norwalk Methodist church will hold its
monthly business social session with
Mrs. Euile Applehy of llllls place.
Vow Canaan, tonight at 7:15
oclock.
5’ t ‘
—F‘ertlllzer {or Gardens. Alfred
Brown, 'l‘cl. 2393—” ——Adv.
, o a a '
Members of the Pride of Court
Narruk circle No. 801, will hold a
food sale today in Glendenlng's
store. The entertainment commit-
tee will be in charge.
lit 3 1:
Special sale of 30:8 1-3 Cord
Tires at $8.45. tube to fit (first
class) [or $1.50. Ever Ready 8.
Batteries for radio. $1.45 (Or. 32 1-2
volts. $2 90 [01 45 volts. Nor-walk
Post Road The Cu. 63 Wall sreet.
~ —-Adv.
0 C O
Geraldine li‘ur'rar will-appear in
Carmen at the Regent theatre this
evening.
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A special program has been pre-
pared for Ladies Night. Not-walk
Lodge No. 709, Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order or Elks, this evening.
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—Radio and Victrolas sold on
easy terms. Donnely.-—Adv.
t t t
Choir rehearsal will take place
this evening as usual at 8230
o'clock at the Grace Baptist church.
t O t
~FIFTH ANNUAL BALL
Spanish War Veterans and Veterans
of Foreign Wars. sit the Armory. to-
night. April 17th.—-Adv.
» O I .t
There is .to be a. special meeting
Four delegates from the Ep-
worth League ot"the South Nor—
walk First M. E. church are attend-
ing the Boys and Girls Conference
now being held at Elmhunt. 12.1.".
in conjunction with the New York
East Annual Conference at Brook-
A’ at the members or the 01d Wellly'n. Thé {inmates “include 31188
' - ’.\ Pl‘RDY
The title of the book!
" on to
and
day Page & Co. Then pass
omen
,irays have been started and there is
‘ which
. The Needlework club of Room 1 and help the... :J
=has also held an election with the versationalisf's.
following result; At everym '
Il'RlDAY, APRIL 17, 192.1
\
Feature Articles i
Club News i
F ranklm School Announces
Latest Activities 0f C11.
Needlework, Reed, Art and Desi; 4‘ Bird ,
matic and Gleaners’ CluhsfiAl
0‘
the members 2f ~‘
which was fr
with an euro;
In the latest issue of the Frank-
lin News. published by the pupils ot-
Franklln school. snumber of inter-
.. members. "'th a:
esting reports were made on the matic club gr, t
various school clubs. Most of the Thomas F ‘
Nathan H:
“'ilber-t Has
The Art and
fitteen new 111
ginning of the ~~uv
has done qui «
term. and a
flowers. jonq
clubs have elected new ofiicers with-
in the past few weeks. The News
also announces the results of we
first regular meeting of the new
Reed club. and the elections held at
the meeting.
The. Reed club of Room 34 sleet-
ed the fdllowing officers:
Morris Arisohn. president:
Adeline Wilkson. secretary;
hirs. Hoffman. treasurer. '
There are now 30 members in the
Reed club of Room 26. The club
has purchased reed and boards from
the Hammett company. This club
is not only a source of pleasure to
its members, but is also teaching its
members a. useful art.
Room 5 o! the school is taking a
very active interest in the Reed club.
A promising array of baskets and
at work on
cred with ..
with the color ~.'zz
they are to l»?
The officers
clasa last
was forms-d
Miss Kirby. v: .
ing this tvrn‘.
Kenneth B
5.3». :H.
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an abundance of material on hand Earl Rlpp
for further work. The club expects Ernest K .
to devote some time to making pa- Miss Mart.-
per flowers and doing wax work in reasurer.
The officers of this. The club's {~12 1
is birds. but 5
ihavc been‘.
inow play-L rg
'will be zinc-v! ~:“
ties and wii‘
to study bit-1
Girl Scouts “ii' -
trips.
Another of r.
Gleaner; Cl‘l‘
club. and 1's 2' ‘
lish in an
club aims to
the near future.
club are:
Anna Michlovitch. president;
Joseph ‘Orris. vice-president;
Katherine Dohan. secretary;
‘Rae Lowndes. treasurer.
Another club at Franklin school.
is doing good work. is the
Needlework club. .At its last meet-
ing the Needlework club 0: Room 22
elected officers as follows:
Jeanette Sellcck. president;
Nina. Beaupain. vice-president:
l‘nrotlly Ghiotlo. secretary.
your children 31. d your 111-:
lnephews. But. first read it your- .,
iselt’. , l
According to its jncluz, "'\\ ldc- i
'Opcn Eye." is :1. sun - about u. lit-g
tie girl on an only:
York State farm.
Eye" is more than that. l:
the child that sleeps in each (ENE: at
us. It has fairies. the
whom every one beiicvv‘s. 1!..-
ln the rustling leaves of The
Tree; the fairy of the swim
lain brook, the .i‘airy ill/L1, :-v.:.xl
flue. gray ruin.
Express Charm or Country.
It: fairies a re 1hr:- medium
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through which the charm oi coon-e
'l'llml i.il"4:'-:
\vllcz".
try is exprossml. . is: 12 -
lnttle girl. Roi-lie.
‘call “‘lde—Optrn-E
can see “the won .. .
are under everybodys
that most of us won't Lottie:
tor."
Robin loves to 11311::
that she is linked to the
dreams common to all of
Robin is not. just how; '
she is .1 very real (“:1
homely humor. and
wholesonnr’bacllgroumi
She selldsus rcmini
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and
"prtlv.,a..i.
horn-s
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Africans. whom she must rs
savagery. Robin is the
versal child as is Rebecca 0
brook Farm.
Drains or Flu-m Life.
'The lll'illild. or farm 1111.1:
book-the 11roccssiu11 oi the so as. ins
each with its 111 cinching me
to the family in the loxx. v- line
house. the drama or the 11111111 ills'L
and the flood in tho lilollnlzlin
brook. the disaster to the. 0:11 crop—
the hushed. whit.) stillzloe: tn;
Christmas. and the excited bilsllc oi
the Christmas llvr. exercises in the
g“
gGives Same Concert As Was Presented 1:.)
numbering thirty-{our players, 1111- cert was the 5;. ~ Aw r-
‘dvr the leadership of director Clar- 1. . _.
r we 1..e 3e.
oncn Cable gave another 0: their de- 30' d a: fi ,
llgl; lful concerts at the Georgetown on Apn. “‘1 “’
Congngaiicnal church last evening. Swedish 1111:".
Be~idcs the local players several mu- Swanson'berch
his encore number Mr.
Childhood. \Vc -cl:ucl<l- bullli 141
over those games of 1 Mutiny
when she and her ions .1 31111111}
Thurston. play grpsiis. \\ .1111 they
sugar—oil” on HP: hill all. 1-1; luv-w
selves. when Ilohln 3.101215 hex-g“
Heathens. :1. row of vim-jig fawn-
colored cows, who in lwr we lilt'x
lects a. c. Kali-tr...
next meeting.
an opportun
ed to spear.
work of the
Mary Lumuicer, president:
Dorothy “’ood. vice-president;
Helen sigsway. secretary;
‘arah ’l'atto. assistant secretary.
1. very neck several skctches and
indiudual recitations are given by supervision of
Norwalk Church Orr/19.5fm .
Plays In Geo/guide
walk M .E. Church—Orchestr-. ..
other Sunday» Night Concert in :\'Cl§"~‘-'I1“~5
Church Orchestra. [
$11...
The program it. y.
The NO nvai'r.
Since its flfci
wall: Church L‘z‘:
constantly :‘ECv:I‘ ..
play at out of
now consider
calls. Iliey 2 .-
day night concur:
church soon.
The Ol‘Ch‘ISITs. Li.
following and 21 :13“ '
pie. as Well a:
dale and 1511111.?ch
the concert last '1
ms from Stamford and New
York took part in the concert. Mr.
Gruber ci Stamford played the cello.
Mrs Gruher the viola, and Mr. Moe!-
ler or New York played the double
bass violin. , .
Ladislavv Kaitlin was the went: so-
loist for the evening. Miss Bertha
Kaillu proved herself an able ac-
companist when Mr. Katlin gave
Romance ct Bolero." Dancla. For
Katlin played
l’riml.
“l luvs Gone By."
PERSONALS
Robert Mills of Bridgeport was a
\isltor in town yesterday.
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Mrs. Joseph Kory of West Wash--
ington street visited her son William
in the Stamford hospital yesterday.
Mr. Kory underwent an operation
'l‘ucsda};
SPRLW; ii 001)
“'illlam Rome:
street. who has
Nor—walk hosoiiz.
will be able to he :: .-
Mrs. Carine"
street has
cent illness 1":
to the house to:
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Joseph Smith of Port Chester was
Photo by Manugian.
31188 ADELE VAN SOOY
Ruth Hoyt. Miss Adele Van. Scoy.
Fred Bissau andnlioward Bennett.
The conference which is being
held in the Elmhurst M. E. church.
com'menced at 1. 80 o'clock today.
Meetings will be held. this afternoon,
Saturday and- gummy. The confer-
ence will close late Sunday after-
noon; ' .
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October Day; 3
"It was allay 1111.11 “1211 in... c»:- l
and frost and sun. The \\ 1nd l":- irv
and the Tree Fairies \vmc frolicing
in a. bracing breeze. which came in
gusts and swirled around the little
girls in circles of colored leaves.
sometimes helping them up the hill
and sometimes blowing against them.
so that they could hardly stand. It
caught Robin’s hair-ribbons and sent
them flapping against her face. and
it blew Tudorfs long. shaggy. hair in
ripples, so that it looked yellow, and
tan and brown. It sent Theo's hat
rolling down the hill and Theo
scrambling after it with little squeals.
During these spurts of brown
everything seemed to .be playing.
The sun slipped in and out under
his white clouds which were hurry-.1
ing across the sky. and long.” black
shadows chased one another down
the hillsides. Below. in the valley.
the fires which had been set to burn
the heaps of dry leaves, blazed up
in pointed red flames. This is a.
nre's way of laughing "
“\Vide-Open Eye" is I delightful
book. ' Children who read it will
carry the memory 0! it through-
grown-up-ness. Adults will be re-
freshed as though by a clean. bright
breeze.
.LAUl'DRY “FORK IN l'i‘S
EVERY FEATURE DONE
properly. That is your experience
at The Star Laundry. This estab-
lishment is equipped . with up-to-
date machinery and drying facilities.
and this. together with its compe-
\illage chuieh. 111w drum-1. of the ,. A, _ . .
September baiting ni' 1‘11 e co“: ‘* ”5“": in 10““ 3esierday. Andr'm 1‘ ...... t
T“ e. . .. . in v... - U111 1 ‘ ' wuss recent vm' -‘
ch .. conslillli‘tull 2-1121 “Wk M .1..- Mr. P. F. Hallnon who has been . . .
book’s charm. The); are the most “1””“113 1;? the J'. thewiierry (gam- Patrick Dan‘f.’
valuable kind of descriluion. for the? pandy at AAreelam ' 8'" m: een was a. visitor 211 N ‘
carry a mood with illeul. For iri- I)?“ f a$15m“‘_nla:ag°f if t e same terda)’.
stance. the October 1111:; in the Cllflll- ,‘U-‘Dk‘rn Here in ; “:33! ' ' ' '
ter on “Chestnutting”= John Kobey (l:
Mr. and Mrs. \Villard Hobson have
ieturnvz-d trom Florida and will open
..~.
recent visitor
their \V estport coffee house in \V est- Salvatore
port avenue tomorrow. street. who is ,A
by illness. is
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Frank C. Under-hill of '1' Lawrence
street is spending the week-end in
New Haven as the guest of his cou-
sins Katherine and Russell Under-
hlll. \V’hile there he will attend a.
party to be given in honor or his
cousin and on Saturday will be one
of a party attending a. fraternity
dance at the Country club.
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F. W. Miller who for the past year
has been assistant manager at the
J. J. Newberry company. has been
transferred to the Bradford.‘ Pa...
store as assistant manager there.
which is quite a substantial promo-
tion.
along nicely.
5
William Dania: -
returned home aft
weeks“ vacation
\‘
Mrs. Carmella Dar;
street.
Mrs. Leonard (Jaw—":2 :
ter, Maria. of Brid'
spending a few 11'
serias' parents, Mr. ..:.
field of Lowe street.
’
_, .
Liz-s. John Kiel: c. A. .r'
glue was a. visitor in " " ‘
terday.
Ralston Spring Oxim :15
You make no mistake men in buying Ralsior ~ fill
your spring wardrobe. _ , ,
The style, the fit, the value is always their. 3113
there’s a particular Ralston for every occufi‘m
Priced at $8.50 and $9.00
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St. So. Nam”
tent employ-es. it is able to give the
. lpeople at 2101qu and Vicinity—-
Norwalk Chronicler