ELS. Belgium.
{to the Nation Beige from
apelle says members of
'». lied commission control- ‘
aslon on the Rhine seized
at militaray cartridges and
May l.—-4A
toes. homemade rolls. jelly pickl
cottage pudding. pie and cémoe. 98’.
Mrs. W
sings in New York
‘ Baptist Church
. y of incendiary and illum-
gombs aboard a vessel from
-s Chicken Supper
Alice Smith Godillot, noted soprano
of Westport. when she sang st the
Rind Word Circle Musical. held in
this city April 15th. Will be inter;
ested in learning that on Thursday
night. Aprn‘zsrd, Mrs. Godillot was
the soloist at the Forty Third Pri-
6 Those in Nomi}: who heard Mrs.
.. tion.
, entire stock
ronize 118.
-rs or the Grace
gave a. delighttul chicken
. the basement of the church
Baptist
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' Mulvoy Street, South Norwslk, Connecticut
0 has conducted a business there for three years as an
rican and Italian grocery store, has moved to No.6
.- voy Street, right across the street from its former '
A full line of American and imported Iteliangr
es, including fruits and vegetables, will be cllrriellgr :3
by Mr. Rota.
On Saturday, May 2nd, prices will be reduced on
The public as well as our customers or? invited to’
vote concert or the vMetropolitsn
Lite Glee“ Club, New York City.
{ITlCE TO THE PUBLIC
On May lst, 1925 “*
ALEXANDER RUTA
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The dainty chemise in the center
is something new. It is inflamed pri—
marilyfitor young this who adopt the
slim. boyish line in'frocks and coats.
Fashioned of orchid-crepe and corn
lace. it combines a "step-in" with a
By DIME LISBETH. T
Like a. flower garden are the late
spring and summer gowns with their
bright colors and blosiomy designs.
Note the creations at left and
right. The one at the left is silk. in
llll.‘ new wide pattern. and is simp-
' Last woo-k at the performance or
camisole that has. a.‘ snug-fitting
braésier top. - '
\Yith balmy spring hardly upon
us, it's hardly time to be talking
about. full fashions. but it is interest—
ing to note.that the simple short
lines are continued in evening
gowns being shown {or the fall
trade.
The silhouettesponsored for fall
by one Paris designer is short and
low waisted. with both flaring and
straight lines ludorsed in skins.
Necklinee for both day and eve-
ning wear are chiefly cut in a V at
13' draped. The one at the right. is
lashloned or beige crepe. gayly Iow-
ered in red. tan and dark blue. The
straight. youthful line is brought in-
to harmony with the more sophisti-
cated flaring skirt line by the intro-
duction at Chanel pleats at side and
front. Youthfulness and charm are
further accented by the quaint boy-
ish collar. the jabot and the bishop‘
sleeves. The skirt is banded with
tangerine color crepe and the same
lovely color is used on cuffs and col-
lar.
expres ..ed a. wish to belong to the
orchestrn until, at the present time.
there ere fourteen {regular members
or the orchestra. Rev. Pennell
stressed the fact .lhat those who
were notrr'lnenbers or his church
would be welcomed ”.members of
the orchestra. and he would be glad
STORY TELLING
HOUR: ATlLIBRARY
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East AyenueAethodlst mm,
EAST NORWALK
front. and sleeves for day weer are
long and straight.
Twobpiece ensembles, are stressed.
particularly in sports clothes. For
fleece types mannish woolen: includ-
ing burhfyls are much employed. and
long coats usually accompany them.
For afternoon .wear. . prominence
is given to costumes comprising long
while tunics oven black-foundations
and black coals. These are attract-
ively developedin satln‘cire. Max-o-
cdin and crepe llflis.
Chiffons and {silk 'net's are con-
spicious in thepc'venlng gowns. Rig-
er effects are also included, stress—
ins. however, sequin and pearl em-
broiderics.
Many fur trimmings appear in the
collection presented by one Paris
house. 2‘91} chiffon gowns being fur
bordered.
through l‘he \Vashlngtenstreet and
railroad drewbridges. and is unload-
lug some of the pulp or the Nor-
ualk Iron “'orks dock. which is be-
ing trucked uptown. As‘soon as she
is lightened enough for the chen~
nel. she pill continué'io the uptowa
deck.
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The Toioaaore Club will nominee
Church orchestra to on. commu;@'8e;mg SSS}:
P J. a y at Epworth the. Swedish ’Lutherarl church- ,7
League Conference
‘>uturday evening at S oclock.
This afternoon holds a treat in% T '
store for the children of East Nox- ‘ A Sunday night service “Tm
walk. Mrs. Robert B. Foote wlll hold at the Swedish
preside at a story telling hour to bo§chur°h th!‘ “efk at ‘ 0C1°9k~ ,
observed in the East \‘orwalk libra-g
ry at 4 o'clock. This ’is the first?
time in mam.- months u at Mrs :L‘ast avenue M. E. church will serve
Foote has been at the library to en- a claih chowder supper this evening
tertain the children with her skin at 5 091°Ck~ A‘ the number .0"- tick-
is; Some time ago Mrs Foote held ole on sale is limited. it will be ad-
a. weékb. story hm": evnry Friday wisable for those attending to go to
afternoon. get their tickets early from the menu-3
Before coming to East Norwalk ““15 0f the committee. The com
Mrs. Foole for (L‘ number or yearssnmu‘fl’o ‘mombcrs 31‘“
told stories to the children at the Henry 31- Joyce, chairman.
Fairflold and Southport libraries. “’3' Heury’R. JOYCE
Mrs. Burton Osborne.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hnnford,
,
"Mrs. Tubb's Telegram.” by the St.
Agnes? guild ’at Christ church, she NVS- RUSCOE‘.
dalighied the audience. and (>599- Mrs. Helena. Rackliil'e.
cialiy the children. pith one of her; ..., ”' ’ ‘
delightful falrv tales 1c is hoped Classes in religious instruction
that a great many children “ill hearl“ ere held at the East avenue 11.13-
or the story hour before this after- ’church 135‘ night
noon and be on hand at the appoint» ’ ‘ ‘ _.
ed lime. '
Principal A Williams of the Reg-
'01" Ludlow school has arranged a
The crooningsuccess of lhe East fxpecial Arbor DRY program ,lO ec-
arenuc )Ielhodislvcllurch orchestra company the planting of a White
will come Saturdnywx'llcn‘ it plays at
the spring rally 0! the New York‘dav-
district of the New York East con-32730-
ference of the Epworth’ league, which
is 'to be held at. the Saugatuck Ital»
ian Methodist church. This confer-
ence will include delegates from the
East New York district. which is
bounded byfl‘hird avenue. New York.
on the east: on «he north by 17th
Street. and on the west by Milford.
Conn. .
It is signillcapt that the local or-
chestra should have been the one 'to
be given the honor. Though only a
your old. the orchestra has appeared
My at local concerts. It has
pm tribe South Norwaik M. E.’
church and was also heard at the
”Norwalk M. E. church when “Billy's
Bungalow” was_giren.
The orchestra now totals fourteen
pieces and is directed by Rev. AHJ.
Pennell of the East avenue church.
Rev. Pennell was well qualified“ to
organize and train the orchestra. as
he has done this very thing at a.
number of churches at which he has
preached betore coming here- Most;
of these churches were in Brooklyn
and Long Island. .
the band which Rev. Pennell or-
genizedjin Brooklyn while there,
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The exercises will be held at
Choir rehearsal will be held at
Christ church this evening
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Rehearsals have been started on a
play to be given by the Lidies‘ Aid
at. Christ church.
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At a meeting or ,the Christ church
Ladies'rAid. held yesterday at the
ments were completed for the rum-
mage sale to be held next Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday. in the
Mahackemo block. Mrs. Arthur
Carr is chairman of the committee
in charge. { .
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Miss Muriel Battlifl of Winchester
street spent ’ Wellhead » visiting
friends in New "York cl ‘
e. e o
Nelson Michell of Marvin Beach
has purchased a. new touring car.
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Rudolph Wigner of. Cove avenue
has purchased a new car. ‘ *
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Joseph Sclre of East avenue spent
Wednesday in Bridgeport. "
{Fort Point street, will hold an apron l
gm: and social in the church pal-lures field street. has recovered from a
.; recent illness. v
Lutherr‘nlg is lislting relatives in Boston.
The Friendship Bible class of the:
birch tree on the school grounds tofl
home of. Mrs. S. W. Kelley, arrange- -
during the war enlisted in a; body’in
the zud‘Coast Artillery or New York.
A band which he organized in Say-'
ville is still active and occasionally
is heard on the radio. -,
In speaking of the local orcheetrg'
Rev. Pennell said that “some time]
ago there was an adult orchestra
connected with the church. but. that
? gradually interest in it had waned
A little rnme than; year ago
«and finally the members disbanded."
Mrs. W. S. Hsnford of East aw
one, is slowly recovering tram a
fractured leg. that she received when
f she fell in her home several weeks
ago. file returned item the Not-
walk hospital to her home last week.
,3
Louis CMWLI. of Liberty we.
isxettlnghisboxtreadytorthek
luncheon next lllionrlay noon, at
Shadow Lauri ion. the First Dis-
lrict. instead or at the Country Club.
O . O
Mrs Lawrence Grant of \V-‘in-
Leslie -\"ilk€ns of -“‘infield \str‘eet,
. 3
The r-mrulm mid m eek prayer
3 son ice u as held at the Swedish
Cong: “(911.0. .3! church last evening.
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.
g Gus Amundsen 0t Strawberry Hill
lavenue. has recov ered a. valuable to:
{bound that was lost for tuo dare.
After making a search of the woods
The, found ille out: at his hunting
_ snack in lhe llllzkloberry \Voods.
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The freighter, Corsica. is in ham
‘5 New York.
. e e o
. No codfish Thom. pm. in at the
- Bridge this week. Capt. Jeflries Was
‘ in with, a catch of flaloflsh;
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The master. T. K. Bentley. report-
ed a. good run down. having made
the tripm in six days. .
BELGlAN QUEEN
‘ SENDS MAY DAY
1
She Congratulates 'Us
On Celélil‘atiOn To-
day of Nat. Child-
ren’s Health Day
Elisabeth. Queen of :he Belgians.
has written a message to the Club -
ren or America. in {her ovfn"hnnd.'to
congratulate them on :zh celebra-
tion at May Day as Nat dual Child
Health Day.
H Secretary of Commerce Hoover,
president or the American Child
Health'Assoeiation. announced the
text or the message todhr- '
“The inspiration orryour beautiful
celebration of May Day Ttor the
reached us benedn Belgium. " wrote
Queen Elisabeth“ "On. this owes
_ slon I wish to convey through you to
the children at America the- m
case that. on that any th"
“flow (min the hearts 01' all Belgian.
mothers and children whose grail. .
‘tu‘de towards Mr Hoover will dive
forever. an intern: in the weltere
of Am’ei'idn children mei- than
The following Noiinll: building
items are reprinted iron: the Com-
» incl-cm Record: . ... _
Permit
erection of. the new:
in: do Washington sh. South Nor-
‘ walls. a previously mentioned. it in
" being built by the day. with the e:-
ception of the iron and steel work
which mbeenoontrncma (or
' Topper-l: Grist: of Hartford. It
will bethreo storieshixh. o! brickr
and steel contraction. and 35111 cost
Flax Hill rd., will build two bun-
'with wings 10x18'rteet. The
' oral other fixtures.
. ion. and also. the contract to:- grad-j
MESSAGE llE
health or American children, has -
lined.
A. permit had “been Issued tor the
or build-
by
$30, 000.
'1!) Build Two Bunsen-rs.
Stephen and W. J. Dngvary.
231
gnlows. one on Garden rd. and the
other on Myrtle or. Both will be of
frame construction, 22x26 feet. with
five rooms. heat and a. slate- root.-
The cost (or each is estimated to be
$4 500.
Bunaelows animal-ad Avenue.
Erenk’ Georgie, Westblorwalk am.
has the contract for two- frame bun;~
galOwe In: J. P. Baker. to’be built:
on Highland av.They are from pri-,
rate plans and will; be 24:20 feet,
parti-
tions will be 0! sheet rock. The cost.
for ea‘cn will be $4,200.
' Plumb!“ W.
Nelson )1. White. plumbing and
heating contractor. 56 North Main
st” South Nomlk. Coma. has the
contract for the plumbing nnd heat-
.lngs‘ork ftor the South Norwalig
Trust Co. additions d for the Pope:
Her CO. The South 3 orwdlk Trust.
Co. work consists of 46 radiators and
24 plumbing fixturesJ'rhe'Pope' Hut»
Co. work consists of three batteries
of toilets. five factory sinks and ear.
Mason Contact:
3. V Fabrlzio. mason builder and
contractor, 10 Magnolia. In... has
been awarded the contract for the
exca‘l'ating. foundation work‘ and
other meson work for e house and»!
store tor Robert Dingdale in Dar.
in; excel-min; etc... for S. Morrison.
South Norwalk. He has just com-
pleted the new) cbment and steel
1. -car garage for the Soda Water
Co. on Van Zandt sh, Norwalk.
- WWII:- l’or New Bnihiin‘.‘ .
Joe. Kodiak. 88 Benton at. South
Norwalk. is wrecking a. building ex
69-6 Main at. Nor-went. for '1‘. Hel-
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fant. who will build a. mdoern brick
no steel building term and a.
loft. The plans are by Architect
Freink Ursa {of Stamford. and as
mentioned beiore in The Record.
they call for a. building 69x60 feet.
two stories high with a. concrete
foundation and asphalt roof. There
will be four stores on the first floor,
, with plate glass fronts. copper bulk-
he and art glass trim. The
front will be of tapestry brick with
artificial stone trim.
Hour: at Manon Beach.
The contract for a frame house to 3
be built..sv. Rowayton Beach for F.
F. Moore has been let to Campbell
Higgins. It will betwo stories high.
83x38 feel. with a concrete founda-
tlolr. It will have six rooms ,
bath will all the usual improve-f
ments. The plans also'callr for ax;
garage attached to be 10:33 feet.
and the cost will be $6, 500.
» .. House and Garage
The R. H. Fuller Construction
Co. will buildas frame house for
Frank Mathewson Rosevelt st. It is
from private plans andwil be two
stories high.2
porch, 9x18 feet. All modern im-
provements will be included and the
heat will be by hot water. rho cost
is $8. 500.
Contract for Store Changes. ;
Jos. Febrizio has the contract. for
store changes to be made at 58
Main at. Nor-walk, for Eric Rsckél.
There wil be interior changes. and
also a. one- .ory brick addition inlrthe
front to be 11x40 feet. equipped
with plate clings store from: and
having a. slag roof.
Main Street Contract.
F. '1‘. Melt, 111 Gem av";
Bridselmrt. bu the contract for a
two-family frame house and garage—
forJi. L. Cohen and associates. to
be built at 13 1-2 Main affine-plans.
call for. a. house 25:“ feet. to con-
tain 10 roomsand foresarage 28320
feet. to be built in the rear. The
plans are by'C. E. Crotoot.
4 m Bench Rouse. '
Geo W. Liznb. Modem It. East
Norwuk. has been awn-dell
contract for a frame house at us:-
vin Beach for Annie Deutslnsnn.
From plane by Mr. Lsnih. the house
will be of frame construction. or-
It will have a concrete foundation.
’ hot Water heat. etc. The cost is $7, -
500.. , .
- m m- m
From- private plans. C. B. Cannery
will build a. treble house (it. 3 PM
Nor-walk.- or A. Intel-ls
'rrr
andj.
2x26 feet, pith a sun -
the ‘
ranged for one family. zsizs .teet; ,
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