A. .l. Cbllins Co.
70 North Main Street.
South Norwalk
Phone 747
V COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
.sratloas s10 amused according
to their distance from New Your.
Elston: Daylight Saving “use is
used iasll oases. Numerals imi-
names of amines denote wave
length in meters. . ,
WIMP, NEW YORK—4n .
0: 00 P. M. —Wsidorf-Astoris dinner
music
7; 00 P. M. ~——Chsrles Bethman. b'sri-
' tone
7:10 P. M.-—Columbia. University
61h» Anniversary Sale
Now Going On
MME. JEANETTE
56 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk
lecture
7: 30 P. Ma-Chsrles Bethmsn. bsri-
tone
7: 40 P. M. —-—Bernard Bellow. piano.
8:00 P. M.-—“Finsnclal Events." D.
F. Fowler.
8:10 P. M.-—-Gormsn's orchestra.
8:80 P. M.-—CioldV Dust‘Twins.
9:00 P. M.-—-Everes.dy Hour.
10:00 P. 11.—Operatic concert
11-00-12:00 P. M.-—-Lopes orchestra.
WNYO, NEW YORK—silo.
P. M.—-Ms.rket high spots.
P. M. —Canadians orchestra.
P. M.-—Police alarms.
P. M. -—-Canadians orchestra.
P. M.-—Baseball results.
:0-5 10: 30 P. M.—~James Brennan,
s: ea,
.v TREK ,. .1
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16 N 0. Main St.
:' South Norwalk .
Phone 256
FIRE SALE
....at._.
Corner Madison and
. Franklin Streets
’ ALEXANDER
FURNITURE
COMPANY
i' Gordon Hosiery
.1 We carry this popular make
in the latest styles and shades.
Remember the , Hospital Drive
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street ., .-
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' 20171775 DOWN-f
‘ putsa
. VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER
. . YOUR HOME
1; Balance Small Monthly Payments
Conn. Light &
Power Co.
Norwalk Phone 3600
It’s to Your Benefit to
" Visit Our
REMOVAL SALE :
EVERY DAY
10; 00 P. M. -—Women's Exposition i
‘ Simmel shot. many claiming it was
a mudhen.
Disbrow. however. stated that it was
a. green heron. a bird that is rare in
this locality.
cori Janet Finn. soprano: Wil-
liam C aire. tenor: Simon Con-
ilosta. flute: John Morehead. bari-
tone; Maria Galnsborg. soprano:
LolitavGainsborg. piano; Barney
Gr'aham, songs.
10:30 P. M.—-PollceV alarms.
WJZ. NEW YORK—455
5:20 P. M.-—News; baseball: racing
results; market reports; financial
summary.
7: 00 P. M. - "Airedale Terriers."
Frank Dole.
7:15 P. M.-——Hotel
chestra. V
8:00 P. M.--Baseball scoresr racing.
9:00 P. M.-—-"'1‘he Arcturus Oceano-
graphic Expedition." John Tee
Van.
10:00 P. M.‘ ~— Muslcal travelogue.
“YokohaniaJI‘okio-Nikko."
Vanderbilt or-
11200 P. M.‘-—-Mayflower Hotel or-
chestra.
\l'JY, NEW YORK—405
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7:30 P. M.—-—Hotel.AmbassadorV Trio.
8:30 P. M.——Sanchez and Milstead.
songs.
9:16 P. M.——Sport talk.
9:30 P. M.—-Concert.
WGBS. NEW YORK—316.
6:00 P. M.-—Uncle Geebee.
' 6: 30 P. M. v—Sorey orchestra.
7: 00 P. M. ——Arrow head Inn orches-
tra.
8: 00 P. M.—Paul Galileo.‘
ic Fights.”
8:20-0:00 P. M.—-Ralph de Wolfe.
tenor; Lillian Jesse, soprano.
9:00 P. ‘M.——-Lovat Pipe Band.
10:00-10:30 P. M.-Rose Karaslk.
soprano; Jacob Forstat. 'cello.
10:80 P. ilk—Arrowhead Inn orches-
tra.
11: 30 P. M.-—1ntervicw with George
vJessel.
WEN, NEW YORK—301
:00 1’. M.-—Child1ens hour
:30 1'. VM. —-Oakland’s orchestra.
:00 P. M.--“Experiencc in Writing
a. Play." Garland Anderson.
:10 P. him-Bernard Share. violin.
:20 P. M.——Mae Utersted. piano.
:30 P. lit—Miller and Piotti, songs.
:45 P. 11.—Royal Jazz Band.
:15-10230-1’, M.—-Lcslie McLeod.
tenor. Talisman Trio: P. Krum-
lioltz. baritone. Griffin and Mor-
gan. songs.‘
Synthet-
09—231
’uoeoomm
chestra.
12:00 P. lid-12:45 A. M.V-—-Club-Kens
lucky orchestra.
WMCA, NEW YORK—341
6. 00 P. M. ——-Vail's String Ensemble.
6:30 P M -—Gibbiass orchestra. ‘
7: 00 P. M.—Exposition features
8 00 P. M. —-—Lanson's orchestra.
8: 30 P. M. —Shcppard Knapp Musi-
9: 00 P. M. ——Asbury Park orchestra.
program.
10:30 P. M.-Ailadin orchestra.
11:00 P. 11.—Hotel McAlpin orches-
tra.
WRN 1'. NEW YORK—239.
7:00 1’. M.—“Whose Birthday To-
day?" H. B. Sllberstein.
7:05 P. M.—-Sports.
7:10 P. 11.—Commerce of the Day.
7: 20 I’. lit—«History talk.
30 P. V
45 ..M —-"Costumc of the Thea.-
ire," Mrs. Brock Pemberton.
00 P. M. —-Itooseveit orchestra.
SHDDTS GREEN
That Is, What Game
Judge Dana Charges
10: 30- 11: 00 P. M.~Syneopated or- ..
nue. Stamford, was fined $5 and
costs in the Town Court last night
for violation of the Fish and Game
complaint was made by John A.
Weed of Brush Island. who claimed
that Simmel shot a long-legged wa-
ter bird on his property.
, There was some difference of opin-
know he was \iolating any law when
he shot the bird.
M.—Law. r
Charles Bates Dana last night.
Molasky of 24 Stone street. Stam-
ford. and Israel
war. scumsncranv-aso
moo P. 11. — Msrke’t quouumz't
news: scores.
0:10 P. M.—-Van Curler orchestra.
7180 P. M.—~Bascbsll scores.
7 :35 P. M.——0llie Yottru. piano.
8: 00 P. M.-—-8sme as WJZ.
l: .10 P. M.-—01d time popular melo-
d es.
11: 00 P. M.——-Maytlower orchestra.
WDWF. PROVIDENCE—041
0:80-10:70 P. M.-—Arcsdis dance or-
chestrs.
WRO. WASHINGTON—‘00.
7:55 P. Mai-Baseball scores.
8:00 P. M.-“-8sme as WJZ.
8:30 P. M.-8horehaven orchestra.
0:80 P. 11.—Music.
11:00 P. M.—--Mayflower orchestra.
KDKA, PITTSBURGH—i800
8:00 P. M.-Bssebs.ll scores.
0:25 P. M.-Ms.rket reports: news.
0:10 P. M.——Dermant Lsdies' Trio;
Anne McCurdy. contrnito.
10:55 P. M.-—Time signals: weather.
scores. ' -
11:30 P. M.-—'—Concert.
WTAM. CLEVELAND-400.1
7:00-3:00 P. M.-—D'lnner.o’oncert.
WEAR, OUEVELANHOO
8:00-9:00 P. lit—Dinner concert.
0:00-12:00 P. M.»0rgan: vocal and
instrumental music.
WOX, DETROIT—517.
7:00 P. M.-Dinner music.
0:00 P. M.——Detroit Symphony or-
chestra.
11:00 P. M.'—-Red Apple club.
. “UR, DETROIT—517'.
s: 00 P. M.——0rchestra: soloists.
10: 00 P. M.——Goldkotte's Serenad-
ers. soloists.
WKRO, CINCINNATI—360
11:00 1’. 11.—Vocal and instrument-
al music.
11: so P. M.——-Safety talk. John Ar-
non.
12: 00 P. M.-—-—Concert. .
WLW, CINCINNATI—«122.
9:00 P. M.—-—-Orchestra.
9:80 P. M.—Lerlc Male Quartet.
10:00 p. M.—l«‘ormica 0rchestra..
\th'Al, ClNOlNNA'l‘lnnjo.
8:45 1’. M.-—Chime concert. 1
0: 00 P. M. —Program from WEAF.
10: 00 P. M. ——Vocal and instrument-
al music.
DARIEN
HERON AND HE
IS FINED $5
Warden Called Bird
But Some Thought It =
A Mad Hen .
SPEEDERS FINED
Two Drivers $25 for
Stepping on Gas in
Town
Harold Simmel of 140 Seaside ave-
aws. Simmol was arrested alters
on as to what the bird was that
County Game Warden
Simmel stated that he did not
Four speedcrs paid lines in the Da~
ien Town Court before Judge
John
Ezra Dayan of
15 P. M. —-Light Opera Ensemble.
00 P. M. -—“Brakes." C. E. Ranch.
15 P. M.—-Sadrian Trio.
20 P. M. ——-"The Fortune Teller "
Brooklyn, each paid $25 and costsf
Samuel Mitchell of Providence. It. 1.,
paid $1 Sand costs. and Carl A. John-
son of Norwood. Mass. 510 and costs. i
L. GOLDEN
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days‘
vCanevarl Brothers' Store in Liberty
Work of Pilvlng: ' Going
Along at Rapid Rate
Finished
COMPLAINT
Walk 111 Southeast End
or Washington St.
Bridge in Bad Condi
tltiil
avenue is being‘ rushed along at. a
fast clip. ’
The laying of the concrete will be
started seen. one side of Vthe road-
,“ ay will he laid at a time. Curb and
gutters wilihave to be laid in. front
of some of the property as work iiro-
grosses.
The new sidewalk around the front
of the Roger Ludiow school has been
completed and the work of grading
is now well under way. When. the
work is completed the grounds will
present an VV attractive .appearance.
The sidewalk, at the south end of
the .Washington street drawbridge is
in a very bad condition. Several
c’omplaints have been made to the
Bridge Commission regarding its con—
dition. Part or the walk at this
point is sinking down into the bridge
and. unless it is repaired in the near
future, someon: may be injured.
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The public dock which slipped out
of place at the time that the river
was. being dredged. is still in the
«same condition. No steps have been
itaken to push it back 8e\ crsl long
guyn hold it in its present place. It
is thought that an effort “ill be made
to put it back into place before the
cold weather 'sets in.
After an automobile trip through
IMaine and the other New England
States. Mr. and Mrs. George Body-
cote. of Melrose avenue, have return-
ed to their home.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert have
moved into their new home in Fitch
Itreet.
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Carl. son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Cavsnagh of the Old Ssugatuck road.
received a: painful injury when he
ran a sliver into his foot near his
home- Sunday. The injury was treat.
ed by I physilcan. _
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The Ladies’ Club will hold a lunch-
eon at the Country Club at 1: 30
oclock toniorrow afternoon. it is
expected that between 30 and 40 will
attend.
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The new gasoleno station being
constructed at the corner or Seaview
menus and First street for the
Standard Oil Company is rapidly
nearing completion. .
roadways directing automobilists to
the Shorehaven G‘olf .Club.
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A new concrete sidewalk is being
laid in front of the home of F. J.
Hedges in First street. -
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Mrs. Mae (.‘rabbo of Goodrow
street. who has been visiting in At-
lantic City, has returned home.
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Frank De Mate of Winfield street
has accepted a position with Silk &
Punzelt, local plumbers.
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Charles Swint of the Liberty Square
York city yesterday.
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John Canevarl {is enjoying a. few
vacation from his duties in
—Sidewalk at School .
The work on« the posting of East '
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Signs have been placed along the
Print Shop. was a visitor in New ‘
68 Washington Street
South Norwalk
30 P. M. ——Theatrlcal Reiiew.
45 P. M. —Sculpture. "Early At-
tempts." Alexandre Zeitlla.
7:
7:
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9:
9:
9:
9:
9:
BIRTH 0F BABY
f Trouble Caused by Getting
1 Up Too Soon. Relieved by
: . BL—T lk. Bill Schudt. .
Tflpklng Lydia EPinkhms‘ 6,15? __ a ball resum . Ian back to New York today.
0.25 P.,M. Base _, e
Vegetable Compound 0:30P. M.—-Lumber Jackn' orches-
tra. . Dr. and Mrs. Barry D. Hanson
i . W08, NEWARK—405. have returned home after a summer
I TaillcfigiNngoékkn-"I tEol: htit 6:15 P. M.-"Words Often Mispro- spent at Bridsewater. Conn.
won in 68 you OWW 3 pounced."
fitl have derived _ 5.17 p_ Mfg-"Sports," Bill Watliey. George N. Johnson. father of Ar-
from takin your 0: so P. M. —-Man in the Moon stor- that N. Johnson. editor or the Dad-
medicine. few .05. en Review. intends to leave for Flor-
. dgysaftlfi'tgggm 7: 00 P. M.—-Shelton Ensemble. ida within the next two weeks. He
1 0 :11! £0 l'ck; “ [1’ PHILADELPHIA-408. has not decided just what town he
' figigu" film 10:45 P. M.~—Club Pagoda orches- will stay in.
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my fifth child was ”‘1: ~ minus ‘ - .
bomI had inflam- “00. PEMDLLPH The newdriiedn station of Cap-
mationoftheblad- 7:30 P. M.—-Hotel ‘Adlexiliii orches- tnin Thomas O'Connor has been com.
tra. . . pleted.
gegnfgeg‘glfi 10:55 P. M.—Time signals: weather ' ' ° .
advertisementinl forecast. ~ The midweek meeting of the Con-
Liverpool WLIT. PHILADELPHIA-4’5 gregatlonal Church will be held to.
Eu
0 I began tskin 61s E
WWI-Vegan!) “Comal‘gldd and
”gum 10:30 P. 11.—Ha es orchestra.
Rfiggfl fit 6.1.3:. wen. ATLANTIC draw—s00 kindly cell It the. suit Outlet
take the Vege d as . 8:05 P. M.——Operalogue, “Fault." ' Store 101' 50 will!” I“
my: We have ' mm fi'om 9:00 P. 11.—Ambassador orchestra. as offeséjd.
Brockwlle ( a) ,6 1m pleased 10:00 P. M.——Orgs.n recital. New We 5' -
when the store ordered the medicine WTIO. HARTFORD-470 Ix Mrs. of 10 Balls V
formeandlgotit inda'y. Iwonldnot 8:15 P. M.—0rchestra and soloists. P1108. East Norwglt, lie W‘-
bewithoutitfomy price-MIM- W P- “-017“ New More Beautiful on em (101m outer-o1.
ommead ittolsd ies around bombe- 10:00 P. M.—-:Weather report. Bett Per! to, m m Dill. m.
woman who takes it."-Mrs. Alums 7:00 P. M.—-Lenox Easembl - lower Price ,
l IIGNALL, waghilޤaa
ll Lydia:-
Women sand 9:00 P. 11.—H. Marconx. on ”up!"
rinkham'egetable sVegetable ills l to “JV"; gar. rt.
icve themfsoln pool: their 9:10 P. . once
sex. Forsele ggiste 10:30 P. zit—Market report. AARON KOHN
Among the things which runini
all {ainilles are stockings.
SDFFERED AFTER.
0:50 P. M.—-Sadrlan Trio.
10:00 P. M.-—"1mportant. Dates in
Radio." L. L. Adelmap..,
10:20 P. M.-—Current Theatre.
“Em, NEW YORK—278
P. M.»Siebert's Serenade-rs.
P. M.—-Juliette Lane. soprano.
P. M.-—Talk G. '1‘. Geer.
..M -—Ayfi‘on Comedy Four.
P. M. —Edith Law. soprano.
\VFBH. NEW worm—279. .
6:00 P. M.-—Katherine Connolly and
Regina Kelly. songs.
7:00
7:45
8:00
8:P10
8:35
7: 50 P. M.——Theatrlcai. review.
“'CAU. PHILADELPHIA-478
fined $10 and costs for failing to stop
his car when signalled.
rested lent night on a charge of non-
support of his wife. He was released
under bond of 5100.
have left for a vacation trip. They
will go by automobile through Long
Island.
Post road are moving from the Chic
morrow night with “A. Study of the
Beatitudes."
Kivay Kegedius of Rowayton was
Howard Selleck of Darlch was ar-
Mr. and Mrs. Florent V. Cantrell
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J. H. Bermeister and family of the
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7:10 P. M.—Baseball results.
10:40 P. M.—-World market survey.
10:50, P. 11.—Baseball scores...
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10: 55 P. M. --’l'ime signals: weather
report; missing persons.
, Square.
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Miss Vera Grace of Winfield street
is visiting relatives in Newburgh. N.
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‘Dunn.
Michael
day after a trip- to’ Ireland.
country.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Donnelly'of
Bridgeport were recent visitors at
new stone house of Col.
Stout Neiison on Mansfields‘venue‘. l
Lucky Dollar Bill
“1" the holder of the dollar bill
03.2. AVI..~‘0.HMIIB
,Plsonsdll
Liberty Square ‘ ‘,
hardware dealer. returned home turf '
Mrs. 3 ‘
Dunn and sonnlamesr who made the . “
trip. remained there and will spend . V
several weeks with relatives in that 3 3
Mr. Dunn arrived in New : .
York city on the Levithian last night. _
s o o . .
Miss Belle Deane of Qrdell. N. r- 7
leturned home after \isiting Mr. and . .
Mrs. David Gould of Winfield street ' .
today. . -
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the home of Mrs. Donnelly'smother. i .
Mrs. Caroline Anderson of Show 3 _,
.berry Hill avenue. . '
c.-c. Mickel. Jr.. has rented the g -.
Howard 1 g5
BAPTIST ASS’N
Women ~01 the L060].
Church to Serve Din-
ner and Slipper T0-
marrow
. MANY“ Visifrons
Residents Entertain
Friends me Out of
Town--Capt. Stevens
Loses $10 . .2
are planning to‘serve dinner fend
supper tomorrow to about seventy;
five persons: when the Falrfield
County Baptist association will meet
in the Baptist church on Rowayton
avenue
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’5" Mr. and Mrs. Charles
, Chimoles
entertained Mr. and 7 Mrs.
l‘Williiim
Outlaw and daughter. 'Betty. from
New York at their home in Mo.Kln-.
The
iii
in place over the week-end.
party returned to their homes
New York yesterday.
J. s o b, . "
" Captain flank R. Stevens lost
two new five 'dpllar bills yesterday.
between south Norwalk and his
home on Rows'yton Vavenue.
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Miss Helen and Miss Verna Deckm
er of McKinley place entertained
friends from Brooklyn for a few:
days.
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George B. Holzman has received
the contract to build tmngw hous-
es. one in East Norwalk an done for
Mr. Arnold Schmusser on Dry Hill
road. Norwalk. .
‘ ‘ . s s, "as
V A cottage prayer meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Samuel
Hall on McKinley more at ten
o'clock yetserday morning. .
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. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fuller of Yon-
kers. N. Y.. were week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Taylor of
Vincent placp.
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Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ely of Strat-
ford and Mr. and Mrs. Addison Mills
of South Nornalk were the guests
of Mr. Stanley Mills of Highland
dvenue Sunday.
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Mr.,and Mrs. Fred Siaebll
Highland avenue entertained
of
a
', James A. Landgraft: of
The ladies of the Baptismhiirch
' street for the week-end.
helm of New York. over the week-
number at friend‘s 01:10.0” ove- ‘
fling. ,. .
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. Frederick. Raymond of McKinley
”place spent Sunday visiting his mo.
titer in East Norwttik.
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and Mrs. Sanford Wicks of
illiil Mrs.
ltowayton
avenue left yesterday morning for
an automobile tour of the New Eng-
land states. They expect to reach
Canada before returning.
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Harry Leeds of Cleveland. Ohio.
and Mr. Joseph Taylor of l’t‘lllloyt‘l‘
street played golf. Sunday. at tho
Westchcsicr-Biltmoro Country club.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crockett oi'
llowuyton avenue have been visiting
their daughter. Mrs. John (lei'rlly
of! New Haven for several days.
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Mrs. Frank it. Stevens and Miss
Tessie Jurboc of lleli island accom-
pniileil‘taptnin Stc’vens in the sloop
Lillian to Bridgeport yesterday.
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Mr.
(.‘rockotl street and Mr.
McKinley
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Mrs. Pincus Needle of
place is visiting her mother for
week in New York.
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The house being built for Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Santos or upper ltuw-
al’tcn menus is nearing completion.
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Mr. and Mrs. lra Klggins of Me»
lilnley street were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Taylor of Raymond
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A prayer niceiing in connection
with the. Anderson Crusad’. will be
lu-ltl Friday morning at the home of
Mrs. Earl Slovene 0n McKinley
place.
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: Mr. 1“.,A.Vl)oggeit who has been
in California for the last few weeks
is expected to return this week.
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Mr. and Mrs. (‘olin Robinson who
ham been visiting Mrs. Robinson‘s
parents for the past two weeks, rc-
turiieti to their home in Brooklyn
Saturday. ~ . .3, [111
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winnr and
family of West Side avenue had as
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. S. Chis-
cml. Mr. t‘hishoim is the assistant
general manager of the New York.
New Hayen 8: Hartford Railroad.
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Miss Katherine Barry 01 Brooklyn
who has been the guest of Mr. and
line. Joseph Quayle of liownyion
avenue f01 a few dzus has returned
to her home.
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The $80,000 Hospltal Drive can
boast only one 159111 entirely com—
posed of women, that being from
the llowayton district of which
Wendell P. Willignn is captain.
' The eleven lieutenants in the dis-
tricts are
Mrs. Harold Wilson, Mrs. Thomas
Santos. Mrs Oliver Claik. Mia. Wal-
ter Bunts, Mrs. Sydney llrll. Mrs;
Henry Foriet. Mrs. Adeline Weed}
Mrs. Earl Stevens, Mrs. Edgar Ray-
Weildell P. Milligan is captain.
GOODS
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BUT GOODS
OWN
There are many factories Vii .
the Norwalks that make
goods that are used every day
in the home. .
Cremins have a factory in ..
which they make dainty cur-
tains. In fact they make bet-
té‘r curtains than many fac-
tories located far away from
home are making.
factories busy.
The MUNSIE CO. has added this beautiftil lino !
of curtains to their growing store and you can
buy curtains made in Norwalk at popular prices.
Pretty cross bar curtalhs with
ruffle and tie backs.
Cross Bar
Marquisette Curtains
89c l’alr
long. V
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:d absolutely fast. Finished who like dainty drapefl” 2%. ,
wit 1': pretty tie backs. 2 1A .
urds long. ‘ yaids long.
3.
Dainty Colored
Ruffle Curtains
. $2.95 “Pair
:1 L‘Ulfil'.i
McMahon &,_
2% yards
of blue: rose or gold.
The colored ruffle is guarante-
it
Marquisette Curtains »
$1 59 1""
. A very dainty curtain at s. low , 1 ’
price. finished with ruffle and
tie backs. 2% yards long. ,
FlNE. .
Mar'quisette‘Curtain
$3 95 Fair
The charming qiiality of Vth
curtains will appeal to man
Many Other Qualities and Prices to Select Fri) ’7
Buy at MUNSI
E’S and save money
1
paradve tests.
prepared at once.
4 Cooking surface
hot all over.
ranges.
trol where 80%
1 New Speed Burner
cooks more than 25%
faster in actual. com-
2 Remarkable econo-
mies in cooking time
and fuel arerealized. ‘
50% more space is
3 available for cooking
with no increase in
size of cooking top.
A whole meal can be
5 Compact and invit-
ing beauty makes
Smoothtop the aris-
tocrat of kitchen
6 New Top heat con-
the cooking is done.
Graduated heating
is
of
sur!
WWEIIM
Spredburner
" 7U mllputa
New Hearthour Kitchem
‘In no other range will you fihd these economy-compelling features
which make it so obviously profitable for you to take advantage of
the liberal special offer immediately. The New Smoothtop with the
{Lew Speed Burner gives you cooking advantage you have never had
' ore.
See the demonstration which startled 2500 gas officials now being .
given daily in. our display rooms. Come' in andéxamine the models . **
suited to year kitchen, and see the burner tests which surpass all
I. . previous cooking speeds by 25%-
$10 fin-Your Old Range
We will make this liberal allowance on your ‘old range and provide
easy terms for the balance. Enjoy the tremendous advantages of
these new ranges immediately .
THE CONNECTICUT
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NORWALK, CONN
zones for hot, warm,
or simmering temper-
atures.
Accurate oven heat:
control, with _con«tor
trol. relieves 9] wer-
rise of heat super.
vision.
Better: cooking can
be done on . the
Smoothtop because
ecokingrequirements
of various foods can
be better satisfied.
.Qui’cker cooking can , .
be done because the . - ,
Speed Burner cooks .
25% faster. , »
Easier cooking' is the V I
direct result of the
remarkable advan-
tages of the Smooth-
top Speed Burner
and cooking surface, .
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