FANCY ARTICLE AND FDDD SALE Proceeds’to Aid Christ Church —- Those in Charge -— Firemen Finish Painting "\ "one St. Agnes' Guild of the Christ Episcopal Church will hold a food and fade! article sale tomorrow aft- ernoon at I o'clock. in Fey's Market, on Van tent street. The arrange- nrriegtes. president at the Guild. and Mrs. Hones Webb. The pro- ceeds of the sale Will be used to help defray the ebugeb‘ueensee. Choir rehearsal at the East Ave- nue M.F .. Church will be hold to- morrow evening at I o'clock. O O I The apparatus floor of the May- fiower Hook. Ladder and Bose Com- peny has been painted buff and gray. The walls and ceiling are of buff. while a strip about four feet wide along the lower edge of the wells has been painted gray. The new col. or scheme makes the floor much brighter. 0 e The Taylor block on First street. near soavlew avenue. is being rc- painted. O O 0 A number of stones have been thrown on the recent ice coating on Mill pond. evidently by local boys. to “see if the pond is safe." Residents ssh the lads not to throw refuse on the pond. as they will spell the that. mcnts are In charge of Mrs. 8am on lineman. For Men, Women and Children 256, 350; 600 Women’s White Linen and Swiss Handkerchiefs. hem- stitchod with embroideb'd corners. 15c, 25c. 359, 500 Women’s Linen Hematitch- ed Handkerchiefs. 25c, 35c, 500 chiefs. embroidered corners. Women’s Colored Handker- . 850 and 60s Women’s Linen Initialed Handkerchiefs. title and $1.00 Women’s Boxed Handker- chiefs, hemetitehcd and em- broidered. 3 in box. $1.25 Women’s Novelty Boxed Handkerchiefs, white and colored, embroidered. ’— 50o Women‘s Swiss Handken chiefs, lace edge. 290 Women’s Ponuee Handkero c h i e f s , embroidered in colors. $1.00 and $1.25 Women’s White' Linen Handkerchiefs, hematitch- ed. embroidered and lace edge. 1 in box. 2 for 250 .Women’s Linen and Swiss “Handkerchiefs. embroider- ed and, hemstitohed. 9.2.1.“ 3.x :. .' .-:r v, .1‘~'J;L\'1.'.‘~';’:£"/.L\‘/",\./ 3.3.0; . «9151.- 250, 350, 500 Children’s Novelty Hand- kerchiefs with corner em- broidered in characters. 3 in box. .d-e-e—c lllo, 250, 850, 500 Men’ s Linen Hemetitched Handkerchiefs. 500, 980 Men’s Two Tone Linen Handkerchiefs, white with colored borders. ‘ 250 Men’s Two-Tone Cambric Handkerchiefs. :i‘ . as Washington Street J. I. Malletté [Open Saturday Until .0. O’clock South Norwalk. Conn. ing for themselves as well as others. Arthur Cumminfu. manager of the use station at East avenue and Win- tleld street, motored in Bridgeport last evening. - I 0 Milton Blausou of Myrtle street ox- pects to leave tomorrow for Florida. where he will remain for the winter with relatives. ne 0 0 Mrs. Leslie (lorham. of Best nve- nue. and Mrs. Wesley Slsuson. of Myrtle street. returned last night from New York. where they spent two days shopping; Edward Morrison, of Fitch street. who has been confined to his home for several days with tonsilitis. is im. proving. 0 0 0 Members or the East Norwaik Yacht Club will hold a turkey supper tomorrow evening at 0 o‘clock at the club. Arrangements are being made to occommodat: 32 members. .lnlm Wompo of the Wempe Farm Dairy. lutt today for New York. where he will witness the Delaney- Berlenhsch PM tonight. t' Winfield street it t0day., O Wesley WI" tnutored to Brit 0 A special prayer and presto service for the new pastor of the East Ave- nue M. E. Church was held last even- ,Grey. ‘he new pastor, gave a. taih on “Religious Revival." O I O 'i‘rOOp 0. Norwalk Bey Scouts. hold their regular meeting last night at Community Hall. State to Spend $4,000 On Fuel Education HARTFORD. Dec. 11. (A. P.)— The Board or Control. on recom- mendation of Governor John H. Trumbull. yesterday appropriated “.000 for the printing of circulars to be broadcast through the state. warning the people of the shortage of anthracite coal. The circulars will also urge the use of substitutes to tide through the winter. of which there are sufficient supplies avail- able. and the proper methods for using will be given so as to obtain most satisfactory resuiu. The cir- culars will be distributed the agencies of the Chamber of Commerce. the manufacturers of the state. the coal dealers and the schools. . Legion Drill team Going to Newburgh The drill team of the Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12, American Le. glen. will go to Newburgh. N. Y.. to- morrow. It will attend an initiation of the. 40 and 8 there. The team is eched. ulcd to take part in a parade and to give an exhibition drill. They will leave the state Armory in autombblles at: 2:30 o'clock to- morr0w aftrenoon. SERGEANT SILK IS BUSY. Sergeant Bryan H Silk of the up town police station Is out on a tent of inspection each day. Sergeant Hill patrols the bus'nees section during the period when the shopping crowd is the heaviest. l ,1 7” "The-Yule; Lag is at Station Log this year” mmdddsdabcutwbicbmsbstecbeess, ”1"” thlnhdthssefsctsx mmwuamw ereessilytunsdendlstyec stances. wetbereeultdequsresr-eenturyefeaperlenee huhngpreeisleneleen-lcslinstrutnenu. mMBWWmm newsman! geedpsrformuacseempbsshe another. mneahthmndiofsctnsyinthewcrid. . HeerenAtweterlesudsmonstr-flou. Aekyour . . frie‘ndswhoheveownedAtwet-rleatestsendlived withthmfil‘hennhbeyourdechlm The Atwater Kent Dealers of Nor- . walk call your attefi water Kent concert Sunday even- insures. \ In any a leave this year. cal-lean“ chest win he year- sI-Idehser An Astute: Km Maegan-man am but Redo Speaker to e [M for the whole team to use "equatenr’aenth. seeilylogyourtsvertte tion to the At- ln’g at the church. Rev. Charles s. , THE-I EVENING SEWEE—so. NORWALK cons. EATING DINNER 4500 FEET UP Six Detroitcrs are shown above enjoying the strange experience of eating dinner 4.500 feet shove the wottndc—nnd mung it in style, too. witll'n chef and llcadn'ultcr from the [look-Cadillac hotel to serve it. The dinner was served in the cabin of a new passenger plane built by n. G. Fokker, famous Dutch airplane manufacturer. "From phrenolosiat. "i can see that you are Vl‘ry quarrelsome.” “‘10 some? Boy that again and i'll kill you"——Tit Bite. lS'lNCfl APPLES ROSCOE. Eng.-—'l‘hcre is an ap- ple tree here that is making an in- ternational name for ,itself. Large delicious bunn apples are its prod- uct. One of the apples measured 13 incline in Circumference. QUARRELSOME. H...— these bumps," the salt! quarrelsome. 't Me quarrel. ‘ CAPT. A. MACK ISSUES STRONG XMAS APPEAL More Funds Needed By Salvation Army to Help Poor at Holiday Season Captain, A. Muck. in charge of the local Salvation Army headquarters on Wost Washington street. today is~ sued the following appeal to swell the Christmas Fund so that no fam- ily upplylng for assistance must bi' turned away hungry: “For the past few days the Sal- vation Army has been carrying on a Christmas effort to give the worthy poor of our city some of the reel Christmas cheer that most of us will have. Many are the calls that are made on the Salvation Army for help at this time. Not only are the calls made for Christmas besltel tickets. but also for immediate help The motto of the Salvation Army: OTHERS—«ls what prompts us to do these things. "Stories have been published at some of the many families that the Salvation Army is going to help ul Christmas time. but the time has some when the Salvation Army must appeal to the public a little stronger for its support in carrying on this work. To carry on a project. such as helping those in need. means that m tllol'tl lo a lllluuclul llIIi’tII'll UI. ill. giver. Tito givers of those Christ- mas baeltute are not the Salvation Army but the public-spirited lump]: of our clly. The Salvation Army Is the medium through which you cup do your part in spreading good chow at this Christmas season to the worthy poor. The kettles are on the street cor tiers of our city to l'l‘Ct'IYtl whut you h‘uto to give to help carry on the work that the Salvation Army hm- taken In hunt] to (lo. KEEP THE l‘O'l‘ ll()ll.lNG. "Make all checks puyahlo to The Salvation Army. and send them to Captain A. Mark, llox 400, So. Nor» walk. —-Adverllse in the St‘nliilel for the best results. PACE ELEVEN Kiwanis Club Cheers Return of Moulton l‘rr.) \Illlllllln was given heart) an. l-Lllm- in tlp- mvnllu‘ra 0f ”1r Klwu- ||l‘~ t‘IuI. uh. n lu‘ entered the dining hull of tho Hum] Jnmes inn yesl-rr- till). or he had lwen IIIISV‘HI. duo Id lIIllt‘SH. for a few \vnokl. J. Emmy Sl(\'l~; \\1 1. Hill I-Ilillll‘flnitl prl2:.l and l l.ll‘“ Ilil| mw mlmrs some mt ”‘1 m It. 1* h" In “M the man (Intuit-i, tho slips Ii \\ .st mnmmmd that the Illlillti ui till ultra “III hnlri ll l'ilt‘\‘-l. lug nut 'l'uvs‘lhy n'uhl. UNI". LUUII. 'illlvl: \‘t'lla It A cur-t nf lore iii nrnt rich"! 12:nid All ttIllit‘h AH soon ue l NHI’IIlll In h' :i l. r\\ itnlin- “meal Muluu‘ltt-mo Bldg. 2 No. Main St. ID E R’S ADIOSHOP Ninth horn-elk, L‘ollu. hattnn. Ask about our complete STORAGE BATTERIES l8 Month Guarantee 100 Hour—$13.50 80 Hour—$10.5 Erla $69.50—the SupERLAtivc in Radio Kismet—5 tube, at $37.50 PARTS IN STOCK FOR R X—l, Journal 1 Knob. Roberts. Ambassador Speakers:-Farrund. Galley. Teietonc. Town (‘ri:‘r. Illust'tla. Sinn- service for your set. through ‘ Useful indeed is this fountain pen and pencil set. CIGARETTE CASES in great variety THERMO JAR FOR YOUR AUTO All that a flask should be and more a variety of designs. Traveling bags that will travel without showing Wear. . E1’1““;ij DONN'LLY SOUTH NORWALK FIELD GLASSES of Kodaks—a gift long“- to be remembe A GREAT VARIETY OF THESE GIFT SUGGESTIONS AT PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. BE SURE AND VISIT the GIFT DEPT. I V E HIM A LL manner of men were in mind when the Donnelly Master Craftsmen wrought their gifts for Christmas. who wanted useful things --- men who wanted handsome things. And even the few gifts shown here prove that; men are not at all “hard-to-give-to.” Men knife. Remember him with a collar bag. Golf bag and sticks to please the golfer. Travel Kit for theeonfirmcd weekender. SECOND FLOOR Did you ever know a man or Did you ever know a man (or a woman) who didn’t want a PICNIC REFRIGERATOR KIT ’8 'A Thermos Bot- tle is a very fine Xmas Gift. r "cr. - -‘ ‘ ,‘ ‘4. .‘ 4'— _ - ‘_ fl ." ‘4 - —-.~,' ‘ " ca- C a; a.
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