N PM“ A cordupnrtyI wasl held yc‘stcrlilny i 1:} 1
afternoon at in: ionic 0 '.rs. W . “A. .. ,. .‘
Stewart Marshall. Wallace uvcllilo. 310“ “01118 9 i0 6 Milliuuy 9 to '1 .1;
URW Alnoug thoso prcsont wcro: Mrs. ii. i _ q . V.
.i. Thomas. Mrs. tihorlos Stilos 11nd l ' . 11
, Mrs. l... M.‘Sliiiili. Tho prize was | ODR i ”1.1,? .
I won by Mrs. Stilcs. which was 1.1. EXPECTED AT ‘ DSII I l 1
console sci. ltct‘rcsliluonts wcro ‘ , | 600 UToR-EWAED w;
WQMEN S GUILD scrvcd later in tho uttornoon. } 10 12 SOUTH MAIN STREET . S‘OUT" NOR“¥ \ALIR\1 iii? .
1' I O 1- ‘. ‘ x r ‘ s
Mrs. Wuliaoo Bates. lilrs. Goorgc W 1 ”In“; 25"] fl
liodycott and Loo liodycott. all or 1 Ni? =
Mclroao avenue, rccontly roturncd 1 1,“?
Report 07"“, S u p p e r 1.... days- , . . Given As Benefit for , .17 SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS | c
N .tl'ShOWS Profit of $109 All lulcnlbers of l the Friendship the Rowayton Libra' i ‘ - a;
‘1 l . 11: t v 1 ' l ‘ ‘ ' .
firjfi Lights Needed Un' biglfiocflliltss Eblsco‘pluol ciliircii (‘21:: ry 3!: Royle SChOOI “1 i . . ‘7
der R R. Bridge 1:125:13:.‘12.ilf.°.“°.'1‘1i.12.‘.‘11?1°11'i‘.2“1‘.2il Dam“ t GIF I I A BLES
tonight at the church. final plans 'l‘ouislit ”migfial show. gil'oli .
FRIDAY. DECEMBER ‘4, 1925.
EAST NUllWALK
'liie rcg‘ulnr business missionary
1nd social lncctiug of tho Women‘s
Build of Christ llipiscopul church
was held yesterday afternoon at 2
t'clock at the rectory. A report was
:lvcn by Mrs. Gco'.rgc '4.,tillnlun who
van 0. til it gatc to the Womcn' s Aux-
ilary convention ill Now Haven.
ilmcmber 11. There were about 20
at Community Hall.
0 l 0
from Now York. where tlloy spent a
will be made for the concert to bo
given on Tuesday evening, Docent-
bor 8.
i
II t
A warning sign has been plucrd
along the buckled part of the ap-
proach to the Washington street
bridgo. chcral other portions of
the wooden roadway are beginning
to warp.
r1111: EVENING SENTINEIESO. NORWALK, CONN.
She’s
Mrs. Kate lulogon Nixon, widow
Sued A. '1
ROWAYTON 1
as u bcncilt tor the Rowayton Lib-
rni'y. \illl ll(.‘ livid ill the Royle
i~1hool on the Post ltoud in Darion,
not 8 o'clock.
About :lu young men from .'or-
walk. Burton and ltowoyton. have
given their services and thcir time
to make this show a success.
As this is a. benefit for the library.
ltowoytoll will be well represented
She Loves it
l’Ml if. FIVE
.m- wan-.-
Wfllfifififlifiihfiifitfitfitdlfiifimmid‘mi’f. ‘
1.}
make quick selections.
1
\cp, it' s n she. lit-ssh: Lou: of tho
Gifts For Women Gills For Misses
We have assembled for your convenience a fascinating ar ‘ay of gifts
from various departments ill the store. This will 0 11 a l) l c you to
Gifts For Babies
5%?
-%€4§Wmfiéifiéfi%fl
trcscnt at the meeting. over which 9 s o . v
1. . r v. of the late Sonntor George S. Nixon tonight and tomorrow evening ohcn . . ~ _ 1 .
libs‘akl’iiili“lit-o‘cililcld'dhlt $211.23? A number of residents, including of Nevada. hits boon sucd for $l1-tl1o lulnstrcl show will ba repeated. tilnls ‘0 be ”m“ Sh“ blougllt her; Ribbon Novelties Cap and Scarf SETS Teddy Bear Setg
'1d at u“; “WEN" :that $109 were several children. have narrowly 000,000 by relatives for her husband Mr. “Hy" Henry Smith of Nor lllflllllllih poor to No“ York fronli ' ‘
llcarcd at “.0 i‘OEelitlsuppor iglvcn missed being struck by auto; tinder who charge silo so mixed up the 351' walk will not as intorlocutor. “Doc" l—lnrts, wilprp \hc 1.113.. 11.»; 11111.1.lnr.Pcrfumes HOSIEI'Y Bibs
w the Guild. Mrs. Robert 1!. B. the railroad budge ovcr East avc~ 000.000 cstnic Nhon hit that or. Moore and um" Morely “.1“ be the A“ Rubber Tea Aprons'Bathrobes Bonnets
i‘ootc ravo a shot 0 din t in line. i‘ho danger is especially cii- penscs of kccpiuu it up «card the cud lncn. 'i‘hcso turco need no in- . .
if 1 r 11 g o . ° dcnt lit night as there are no lights lnmmc. Sllc lives in Hollywood, troduction to tho residents hcrcp . NOVCTt Tea A l'OllS Rain CO'dlS Rattles .
""mbms 0f the snow)" Tho nu“ under the bridge The ones ll’l'il Calif l Tl 'l~ ttta onsls- ! " ' “ ‘ "
ucctlnl; will be held at tho homo of , ' " I ' ‘1 touts: ‘0 111.11, qunr c L' 0- ' l bilk Costume Slips (xarters bomb and BPUSH bClS ,
ti 5 Frank Fturdcv'l 1t Fall f were taken out during the laying of tiny; at Dr. Chlll‘i‘s Lllttnnco. Mi. 1! . . ' ‘ .
“a" nvxt Tilul‘Sd'ly‘IifiNSl'ITOOI? wilt e; the colncnt have not born rcplncrd. Hdnoy licli, Mr. William Morton. GTOVCS Llngerle Sets Shoes. .
.."' . ' “ N0 Dl‘OViBiOIl {01‘ a. sidewalk has along the now road, especially near and Mr. ('all ltelstob. will feature ' T '
“Joel" . . .. been made “5 yet, althOugh it 15 “‘1' time bridge and wilt-11 :1 train is pass- bcsldcu other songs a Negro spirit- Win Stop tomorrow E Boudmr caps Necklaces Boqtles
Two) 7 \‘c n ll 3 t (ifii-ftgod litmt a temporary walk 1111.: over the rout] it is dlillcult to uni. 1100mm?miz‘hw'fidéwhmm ‘ Silk Scarfs Perfume SETS KHltted Jackets
‘ l . 1' irwu 1 0y ‘cou s. w o in . there 5 on. ost nuto- hour on auto “or... ' Mr. Peter Schund of Dorian will w 0 use iii a. cvcran ca ac on go ‘
mid its l‘cgulzll‘ meeting last night lsts go at a fairly f st rate of spccd t o o l-clldu‘ several solos. Mr. "Levi" Latirippeyieidsimdays. Thisisthctluick. I Bracelets . Blouses Bathrobes
* I 1 - Mr. and Mrs. W. l). (‘1'11wi'01-1l, of Drury and Mr. “Tommy" Santo. in; 3b: Migntific Bay to cud fhcscfiaelligeraan: l Handkerchiefs Dresses Carriage COVCI‘S
ii Shorcllavuu. lut‘t today for an cxtcll- Yiddish and Italian comedians wll lscoin 0“! Oflttfl-llt 68861" l”. on i ' . . i
l slve tour around tho world. clltcrtnin with novcltics. “it- Get backtononnal stance. Embrmderefl TOW els coats. Presses
.; . . . ' A skit entitled. "The World's BcSure its ‘ . 91.10330: , Stamped Pieces Neckties boats
'i- hlt‘.‘iiliil Mrs. (ioorgo Sllnllllclu Worst Wizards." will be given in thc “ i Hand Bags W001 ‘GTOVBS Mittens
, . r . . . 1 b
, 11nd bucolic ltoss or lilild .9th second part of the peltomianco ,l I ., . ‘ , , ,
VVhite Fl I U 111.1 11111.1 1111... 11111.10. ..1 Spllng 111. 1111111111 Themes 111111 11... 11111111 I , Lamb and Brush Sets Friendship Circles Gertrudes
‘ , street r'ctulnod rc‘wntly irom New Dillard. This skit promises to he 1 : . ' B ,
o ag S p . Yorl;,nn(l Stilton Island whom they very entertaining. The pantonllllle c“ Red Box “W with portrait fl Scarf? . Of Silver lankets Q'.
' were on a two‘tay motor tlip. sketch. "Wild Nell." under the (li- ____ --. m.-- . _ ”a“ .-_ M” Madeira Pieces Diaries Baby PINS ‘ “1
' * r - rcctlon 01‘ Mr. William Morton of ' ' ' 1. gt ‘ .1
George Sllnlihcln and Eugene Brooksidc. with Mr. Rys North. Mr. . . _ Madell‘a Napklns Bar'thday BOOI‘fi ‘ OCklngS 5“ ‘
Ross. both of Third strcct. will John Coatos. Mr. Frederick Stnlicll. Flue Stationery ; Hand Embrmdered Writing Tablets Bands “+4 .1
1- . . .. . . . . v v i . . . _ 1
motor to .\r-\\ 101]. tomorlow M1. llulold “ilson and Mr. William . Luncheon Sets Fancy Pm CUSHIOHS Baby Buntings .1.
The Textile Store
Norwalk’s Most Rbliable Dress
Goods
Quitting
SA
l
“fl
.i
l
Store
Business
LE
whore thoy will Hili‘lltl the post two
proach to thc local l'tllil‘Olitl station
from East ti\'t‘lllll‘.
it I O
The regular meeting of tho Alls-
sion socicty of tho Advcut Christian
cilurcll‘was llcld ycstcrduy attor-
noon at the church. Nothing of
special importance other than the
lcgulnr lulsliirss was dist usscd ‘
NOTED ENGINEER
PREDICTS RADl0
Morton ill the cast. is cxpcctcd to
O 0
Miss Marlon 'i‘oylor. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor of l’cu-
noycr stroet. has been confined to.
her homo with a heavy cold for the
past week. -
O O 0
Miss Lillian Nordic 0t Mclillilcy
lili‘th. who is 1111 art student in Coo-
per t'nion lllstitutc. New York city.
cxpccts to stay with relatives in
Brooklyn after January 1. until the
winter months have passed. ‘
C t
Cameras and films at
tthters )-»Ad\.
~»Kodnks.
Allen's Drug Store.
it In
Dies $1.25 up
and disappointment later.
The Hamilton Shop
49 “I‘LL STRICT-2T
a
0mm [Evenings
”1a
Store Open Till 91’. M. Saturdays Beginning December 5th
WifimwmfiWWWKifiWW‘
ii .
or three duys. he one of the hits of the evening. t‘llgl‘ill‘ml {mm monogram 111.3 Fancy TOWCTS Compacts Brushed SETS 311
r ‘ ‘ 1 , After the performance Carl "wk“ rm idcal "iii 1 a?! “
W 'l 01 l. 'i l. l, s.‘ in. ii i S‘llnllit’s orchcstra' will play {01‘ ‘ " ‘ " "' ' w ‘ . 5 . . - ,- .1
95.5.1531. 11T0”1,’.f.‘..‘.‘...,;u Thor MT. .1§..c1..‘g, 1 Early selection when assortmcnts ale new and fresh Will save tune 13¢
TWO THOUSAND WOMEN - -
Master George Kay has mom
’ PARADISE SOON trlcuds who will regret to learn ; .
-1 1- f' « ~ 11-3 1 1 1 - '21. ‘1 that he has been quite ill at his _ fl . . .. r r 1 . , .‘
NOW GOING ON FULL SPEED ‘ ‘ , no"... 0,, armature“ m. 1111 ”m Two thousand women neie asked why they tladed at PIGGL') WIGGLT. 'lhcy answ e1
Over $15,000 worth of high grade Stock Dress
Main Limitations Now
Are Overcrowding,
tow days. It is hoped that he will-
be able to join his playmates agaili‘
800”.
n 0
ed: ‘The opportunity for personal selection, backed by quality and price.’
The above is quoted exactly from a recent issue of 3 Grocery Publication of nation-wide
‘ r
p . . . - - mmer- 111.111. “.1” been "we“... or ,1... cilculation. Quality considered, it costs less to shop at PIGGLT WIGGLY. And quality in food
(TOMS, Silks, WOOICHS and COttOII GOOdS 89111“: 1. Elillllzfiifillid C0 {giiltegffsggnglig 1112333113: “1:333: supplies should be considered first. Food is digested and becomes a part of your physical per-
"f for whatever it will brine”: The‘ greatest sale
the home of Mrs. Lillian Lassen on
sonalitv.
Cert tainly there should be no question about using the best lnatei 1a]
_ . . ‘. 1 ‘ 1, f ,- 0.. ;_- -, . ltownyton avenue . Tuesday after-
that the Norwalks have seen over smce this City u “5‘ “ 11.111 "W" “ 1”“ W 110.111. December 1111. 111 2 o‘clock. Opportunity to select from a wide variety of brands and to leduce grocel y buying to mini-
‘turcd to predict the future of radio.
U l O
. mum total outlay, 111 pleasant surroundings, explains the amazing growth of PIGGLY WIGGLY.
Was incorporated and that 18 many years ago. Ho's none “the” “m" Dr. ‘7' H' Miss Margaret Montgomery hos
, Dclllncr. hood of tlic l’tadio Laborn- rctrrnod to her homo in million, . _
The Textile Store, always known to carry the tory or the if. s. 1111101111 of smud- New York} after spending several If YOU are a cusmmer you recognize these Statemems t“ be correct. If you have “0t yet
tli'tT-‘l and prcsidont of the Institute
days with her cousin, Mrs. Edmund
best merchandise that money could buy—will 0.1 1111.111. 111.111.1111.... 1*. 111011—111. 01 North avenue, 11.11
. q . . . island. . .. ‘ . ‘ . ..
goon say good-bye afid good luck to you all. inf-T11331012fn‘i‘i1lne ‘Rr;‘t"“fh‘e‘fc‘°;‘;: . . . Suggestions and pllces (lie listed below .—
.\lr. and Mrs. Pincus Needle 111
Read Realize. ' Profit by it! Come Early
LFine striped French
Flannel, also silk e111-
broidered F r e n c h
The finest quality.
Chiffon Broadcloth
with a high lustrous
7 souls aspire to servo
through the owucrship of broadcast-
in the way of this coal 11f pcrt‘cctlou.
“Tho thing that most. stands in
tho, other.
ing stations." he says.
Collllncrcinllsm Scorcd.
“Anothcr limitation upon
grains.
"The ruthless hand of conlnlcrclul.
throc spacial llinltliltons that stand
the way just now is overcrowding of
licczlusc too many kind
the public
radio
perfection is its commcrcluilzntion.
Mclx'inlcy place were recent visitors
in New York city.
o o
.‘tlrs. John Plunder of li‘rociictt
nil-cot left yesterday to spend a. few
days visiting friends in New Yarn
and Elmhurst L. I.
o u -o
A numbcr of parents oi? Rownyton
schoolchildren are taking advnn~
thcro to‘glvc the children instruc-
tion. For this a very small sum is
become a customer you are cordially invited to become one at once.
FANCY TABLE APPLES
‘6 f0" 25c
FLORIDA ORANGES
SWEET JUICY,
38c
Dozen ...... . . ......
NEW BERMUDA POTATOES lb.
2 S 25clPound .........
GREEN 0R WAX BEANS
28c
......................
satin finish, 54 inches Listeners 111-0 lloginning to be 1111- tago of the opportunity the school 1 *
Serge 541n.$2 77 Wide $3 47 easy over the too rude intrusion of has given them to have their cnu- _ LIMA 280 CALIFORNIA 18c SUNKIST LEMONS 38c
‘ soap. bonbons and typewriters in the ”‘9" “1118‘“, "10““ TOBSOM- E001! '
wide’ yalod Yard . . . . mldSt of Olh01'\\'iSO beflllufui pro. ThUI-sday’ from 12 to 1' a Mueller :5 BEANS ------ LETTUCE o u . . Dozerl ............... u a u I u o n o n - n n . . .
‘iSl ls em 1: i u c . l .1 . charged each week. A V i . ' - r-
H i g h quailty heavy ‘ , nordllccinlzntutlfntun $130313:ch lilis ‘. ' ‘ ' SUNLK‘HT 4 Prints t0 carton its 1
Coating 1000/ W001 Silk Chiffon VGTVCt, to be {interrupted because of a dc- The next meeting of the Good CLOVERBLOOM . . MC .1“
mond or exorbitant royaltle from Will club will b hold t th )0 1 r
54 inche’s Wideo ricéd the re Hial‘ $6 00 ua the holder of copyright on sonic mu. of Mrs. Edgar B. Lyngh one 1:13: BROOKFIELD ‘ , * . 0'90 ' .3
t p g ' q ' slcnl selection." land avenue December 16, at 2 P. ' MEADOW GOLD 0 one Pound Nat ‘Velght OTC :1
Outside of those limitations other
for TESS than an in- M. It is requested that all complctly
f - ‘ l't . h llty In black only, priC' illi‘t‘lcultlcs are gradually being over- dressed dolls be turned in at. this - ‘ f
61‘101 qua 1 y loug ’ come. Says Dollingor: meeting. SP R Y ' ‘ ‘ i
W 0 0] blanket WOUld ed to go at 2 47 “At present them are only a few ‘ -‘ ' PEARSALL'S E RY AND BARBES XXX LURLD ;
. COSt $1. 77 cu... .1. miles around each station in which Mr. and Mrs. George Youngs of ‘ i
- “ the radio wavcs reach the listener McKinley street entertained Mrs. "
Yard ..... Yard ' ' with ample intensity. undisturbed by Youngs. sister. Mrs. Clifford \i‘ii— ELGIN NUT c Rolled, Boned H ‘1'
i1 utmosplcric (static) andelcctrlcatlm hams. for scleroi dam This week ams ' 1”
11 goigtorenoc. Technical progress will Mrs. Williams has returned to 1101! MARGARINE . Sweet. Tender .1 l
r ng about increases of power and home in Springfield. Mass. One Pound Print H
a proper distribution of the large .1. 0 —- i
Sllk stripe W 0 V6 11 Heavy quality A“ Silk broadcasting stations until this some A meeting of the Rowuyton Clv- Slice Like Bread 1N0 waSte Lb. ‘ l
S u n f a st Drapery grade of reception prevails quite sell- to association will be held in tile
Madras Shirting to ‘
ll‘. 1 'il 5 . 1 .1 1 7‘.
clean out at Value $1.75 yard, re- f-ifie’ 1)erng ZZ$E§n1ToT§ “313° l3. ”1111:1533;‘2i-.l.‘§§‘°1ii‘§1i13.3"53-211‘3; HILL TOP FARM . $1 10 Alice Foot McDougoll :1 45 1111.13 p.111 \GOV \‘WFF'l‘ -
Yard 37c grace; to . 87C 111...... aggyiyzgcghume. member 21 a: 6181*: “lock; ‘ STAMFORD. nous. 11111.. ' ilY-OWN consuls, 1 111. .. G llELflow. 20 oz: 1’11." ...... 15° ‘ g
....... ar _ . _ , , “For most people the to no 111‘ . 4 . . I i
1 a “illusion or paradise unuietilnqéamy avenllisc 31$? 312.317.3113.!- slang: WHITE LEGHORN EGGS 79c “003A AND JAVA 61 PEAS PAUL Jovns l
2; 1:12:13 51:31::ng ‘1):I the receiving York city. STRICTLY FRESH, Don. .. COFFEE . ................. c SIFTED SWEET“ 110”“? fin 17¢ 15
“I 3 ' ‘ f [I . _ V . l . a .. j
. ,‘ , "T1109 1 0 1‘” 'lilh "" “ ‘ . 1"'V H V v x 5
Silk and cotton Crepe. .F in e quality heavy 11111111.. 21111103 milled.“ 113.31 1:11.31. “”0““ “mm" 35:03 b (“OLGA 17G T’LL‘OIABH’ “ ALDORF 216 PEAS' WALDORF‘ \ 111011 236 i
‘ log. The only answer at present is HARTFORD D , __ - ------ ~ --------------- :0 oz. till . . .. .. ....... . . 1 r1 - ' ' 5.
plain. figured and bro Double Faced Terry 11.... p......1o. n... 1.e mm 1 ' ‘°- 4 “‘Pl- “3° * 1.1111. “3“" ‘0 °“' “" ' ‘ ‘ "
. . . . ' L. Borros. forty~nine years old a x v :7
I N ' ’ A N V t 1 . , . i
caded. . Most of these Cloth, 11 lumted quan- 330:?” no$2111101101;143:1123??? 33"” or 27 Pleasant man. “'“i', g??? R0519. cm L0“ 45c BEE'l s, Whole, small 1» 23c roux. roLo SWEET 15 1 '1
sold at $1. 75 y (1., Will tity left, marked down mum is no“ limited tonsmanurea :ku‘lzld. #:3231113, Sangria; 3111:: $1. 1 03- ------------ ROSEBUD- 20 oz. tin ..... 20 oz. tin ................. c i
around it. 1 7 "
clean out now 77C to go at 77C “TEETH”? liallm‘li] ”gm,“ T123331: stifliluifiilz Tia??? 1111;38th (1111mm 350 TOMATOES WALDORF 25° BEANS. WALDORF. our 236 1 i
' ’ 86 \‘C ,_ w 0 course , . .............. ’1 - y r i
at yard """ Yard """ - - - - be made to do farmorc than at prc- 33:;ugzmxnéaggdifizgezfd6:30:32; 0/ 33 OZ fin I D .......... (IOLDEN “ Al .......... ‘f
sent. It is expected th t progra . , t ‘ 7‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘
y . . . .. Mm mm 11... ms “,be ”my; ilalufil‘lnm’ialiabiié’. a1:10 :h‘:h§il:bii: 213$} réLL HOL s1. 51!: commons, Scottish 2 for 25¢ Bush's, WALDORi T50
Hundreds of Bargains A‘Wflt You Here can :21?“ 37:32:30 91:15:11): Imam. W? in momm It is Penn.“ that he i ,1 1 1 ....... . ..... . . . . , thief, 19 oz. tin CDT REE, No. 1 till .. . . . .
lug radio by some form of appeal to ‘m seed his step. i _
. the eye. . ‘ ynmws Bum, sow : We. Discount in Dozen Lots, 5% Discount in Cm Lots any Item, Fish, Meat. Fruit; or Vegetables in Glass or‘Tin
he exti e mm “M” .... 1 -
King of tho Fairies. champion short
Owing to tho War Department
having requested the use of Station
WJY for an urgent message this
evening. Colonel Ernest K. Coulter‘s
engagement to speak at that time
has been‘postponed to next Tuesday
horn hull of the world. exhibited at
the International Livestock and
Horse Bhow’liel-o by tho Prince 0!
Wales. was sold for $1. 600 pastor
day afternoon to Frank c. Baker. of
Kansas City. Hot. «m o! the
.or Shortborn Farm. Tho soil M
2.5”
Norwalk. Conn.
Stamford. Conn.
Greenwich. IConn. '
" 12 Main Street
440 Main Strpet ‘
J 151 ,‘Gréenwich Aver-e
44 WALL ST. NORWALK
-.£tore~i;o -Rent-4Fixtureo For Sale
You never learn much from any. live mu told and with
in on cannon like a Molt. pounds. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler