THE EVENING SENTINEL-I—SO. NOR‘WALK, CONN.
’ b circles in this city. There were
ry few big events. a scarcity of
cord parties and no mass meetings.
‘ fleet of the larger clubs havepost-
honed their activities until after the
Christmas festivitiell are' over with.
. Elections.
The Ladies' Auxiliary oi.l the An-
all... Order of nlbernlans hold its
nual election, Sunday. naming
rm Catherine Gilmsn. president.
,t the De Malay Motllers' Club
lectlen. held Monday, Mrs. Alice
oKibbin was re-elected president.
At the Court Laurel. Catholic
hunters of America. election, Mrs.
,dnnie McNamara was elected grand
‘ ”sent. “This was held Tuesday.'
.At the Old Well Lodge election.
old Tuesday. Mrs. Lottie Payne was
named noble commander.
”At the; Junior Epwfirth League
lectlen. held Tuesday. Miss Natalie
.nderson was named president.
At the Eastern Star election. held
”Wednesday. Mrs. Lorine Whith was
elected worthy matron. .
.- At the Mulvoy-Tarlov Auxiliary
election. held Wednesday. Mrs. Anna
Bank. was ro-elected president.
,, At the Court Cecile, Catholic
Daughters of America election Miss
Helen Cahill was chosen gland re-
gent for the. third time
Clubs.
The sewing committee of the East
Not-walk Improvement Association
old an enjoyable afternoon at ;. the
Dine of Mrs. George Ingham. St.
lln street. getting ready for the
‘pring bazaar. Tuesday.
lIMiss Susan Olmstead spoke on
‘Prayer Missions” before the meet-
ing of the Women's Home and For-
lgu Missionary Society of the Nor-
walk M. E. Church. Tuesday
“The Miracle Play of tile Nativ-
ty" will be given by the Trinity
union] and Dramatic club. shortly
lifter Christmas. it “as deildcd at
the meeting of that group held
Tuesday at the". church.
Miss Cora. Amrion was hostess at
or home 6 Elton Place to the mom.
bers of the Christian Endeavor Tucs-
ay night.
Mrs. Robert Sileoclt of Coach
treat entertained the members of
the Endeavor Circle, King's Dough.
tars. Wednesday.
Plans for a Christmas party were
lub. Wednesday.
llursday. the Womans Guild of
. Christ church held a meeting. as did
also. the Lady Washington Lodge.
Shepherds of Bethlehem and the
Religious study classes at the Nor-
valk M..E. church.
Plans for the Christmas gifts of
othing and food were made at the
meeting of the Dispensary Tuesday.
Mrs. George Krupp gave one of
henmostvinteresting talks of the
season on the physicalweil being of
hildren, before the oliitllcrs' club
uesday.
Twenty~sev on new members were
reported at the meeting of the Dot-
ter Films Association. held Monday
\ t the South Norwalt library.
‘.‘Joseph Conrad" was the subject
of discussion at the Woman's Clul)
eeting held at the home of bliss
’Helen. Curtis. Union Purl-lr
Mrs. Stephen Jarvis of Seaview
venue entertained the members of
the Hospital Whilst club llrlday.
Card Parties
0f the card parties this week.
_, ere were three big events. The
Moldy Mothers' club held a too
salon card party for the benefit
1 the boys at the club house. Tucs-
WI
card party at. which "50 Were pre~
at. at the Odd Fellows hall. South
ain street. Thursday night. The
[3' and Women's club held l
e card party at their new i'ooms
Main street, last night.
Other parties of the Week includ-
made at the meeting of the Cttl'vert‘
The Hebrew Ladies Aid held a
tion to celebrate the opening or their
new draftsman's small.
The Help One Another Circle gave
a. birthday party at the home of
Mrs. Edward Gerham. in honor of
Mrs. Joseph Caposela. Thursday.
‘ Mrs. Frank Bislell gave a tea
and party for thirty at her home
In Silvermlne. for Mrs. Jay Barnum
who is going abroad.
Many Norwnlk women entertained
during the past week for the bone-
fit of the Names home fund.
through the diminishing entertain-
ment plan.
Christmas Parties.
Hall! 'a dozen Christmas. parties
are already on record. including:
The Senior club at Grace church
gave a. Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Burnett 0. Weeks.
Wilton avenue. Tuesday.
Mrs. David Dickson was hostess
Tuesday for the Christmas party‘ot
the Prothumai society of the South
Norwalk Baptist church. Twenty
were present.
The Whatsoever circle of the
King's Daughters held a Christmas
party at the bouts of Mrs. Edward
Smith on Scaview avenue Tuesday.
St. Peter's Evangelical church
held its annual" fair and party
Thursday at. the church. Christmas
spirit prevailing. $200 was raised.
The Friendship Bible class gave u.
concert at the East avenue churcu
Tuesday. it was a very commendable
effort.
'Wednesday night at the Norwalk
M. E. church Madame..Kitchenctls
orchestra gave a "concert." an un-
usual one to be sure. tollthe accom-
paniment of pets, pans, "and dishes
as instruments.
Slippers.
Dinners and suppers during the
week “ere scarce. Mls. George
in honor of Mrs. Jacob Van Helping
gen of Wilton who is going to Hob“
land.
The Twentieth Century
class hold a supper at the
Norwalk 31.19.
\lhich time 80 were present.
The Ladies lionelolcnt Associa—
tiorl of the First Congregational
cblerh arranged a Mother and
Daughter‘sIuppcr Wednesday night.
“ 'l‘cactlers “oil the
school held a get together dinner
Thursday at the school. Superin-
tendent of schools John Lllncl “as
present
Mr. and Mrs. Nancy J. Weed of
lllblr
Weoduard avenue celebrated their
twentyrflrst wedding anniversary
Tuesday.
The Eureka Rebekah Lodge cele-
brated its 30th anniversary at Odd
Fellows hall. South Main street last
night. “rive hundred and fifty sat
dcpln to supper.
“Kid’s Party” Delayed
Because of Illn'éss
The “Kid's Flirty” or the Yul class
of the Norwnlk M. E. Church which
“as to have been held last in Citing
\inin street was postponed on ac~
count of illness of the” hostess. The
party will be held at Miss Wortby's
home on Friday evening. December
18.. All members nill be dressed as
little gills at the affair.
Hospital Whist-Club
* Holds a Meeting
The regular meeting of the lies-
afternopn at the home of Mrs.
Stephen S. Jarvis, 39 Béaview ave-
tine. Mrs. Justine Griffith was high
point scorer withMrs. Edward Huri.
hurt as a close second. The date of
the'next meeting has not as yet been
”Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glut-elixir. of
lvarnilne .gave a dancerand recep-
decided. as the regular time falls on
Christmas Day.
it» up... .;
South.
Chlll"(li Tursrlul‘. at.
Over Riverl
(sides being futile.
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lJapanese Girl Wins
at the home of Miss Itaye Worthy. ‘
pita! Whist Club was held yesterday I
= was Father Murphy who married
‘ her father:
. metered to mum lest Mains
. her real estate “luau.
VOLUNTEER .C UB
GIRLS GIV
ENTERTAINMENT
An entertainment was given last
evenlngby the Girl's Volunteer club
of ‘Brosd River. for the purpose of
raising funds for a. Christmas party
for the children ,of the Sunday
school. A very enjoyable evemnl; of
entertainment was enjoyed by user.
iy 100 parents of the club lllcnibers.,
A delegation fromvthe Port Chea-
ter Girl's club presented three table.
aux. the “Light Iioueekeeper’s
Daughter." a "lpanish Tragedy"
and "For the Belle of Two Cents."
About 30 members of tlle Broad Ri-
ver club sang songs of greeting to
those present. A humorous sketch.
"Getting a Small Boy off to Bottom,"
was given .by Jamcsland Charlotte
Lewis. of Port Chester. A number of
Songs were heartily sung by those
present. ,
The committee ill charge inciti-
dcd: Mr. and Mrs. Stillson of Port
Chester. Mrs. Charles l’lntt. Mrs.
Robert Carruthcrs. 31le Ilrnncis
Scotlcld and Mrs. Thomas James. of
Dread Rivet.
The Christmas party will be given
at the chapel on Wednesday. lilo-
cclnbor 30.
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Smoking Not Immoral
Says Noted W ritcr
(f'lirls colleges all 0\‘('l‘ IllI‘ country
have taken up the question of relax-
ing ancient rules forbidding smoking.
Tile colleges, for the most pelt. (le-
cide to leave it to the gills. and the
girls decide to lomo it to the girl
That is, on a matter essentially of
personal tunic, each individual's con-
dllct must be decided by the indi-
vidunl'sI personal standard.
l Smoking is not immoral. ll’
lworc. says it noted \vrlter. it would
be equally immoral for men.
llartnlck entertained at a luncheonI Whether it is conventional or unoon- i
couvon- '
vontienal depends on the
tion; whether customary or ullcus-
tomary depends on the. custom. And
that depends. in each case, and at
(Inch time. on ilm (arts.
ll will always bozgoml ffll‘lli to re-
fraili i'lonl smoking. Whether it is
good form to smoke dcpendsflon
'“llD. and “here. and when." It is
bad form to thrust a merely pelsollai
iprcference uihwnrt a local plcludlco
on custom To smoke therefore in
non—smoking communities. is bad
taste. To attempt to interfere with
it. where the custom is actually cs—
tnblisiicd. ls equallv bad taste be-
,The craze doubtless will blow over,
or “smoke itself out." it does no
good to seek to make a. moral issue
out of It.
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=‘Physically Fit Race
Ja n triumphed over Anlcrica'
when the Sarah Streetrr Clip.
awarded each year to the member
of the "senior class of Mount liolyoko
College who passes the best physi-
cal examination was given this “well
to ll‘umlko Milnni of Kyoto. Japan.
There is great speculation as to
whether the winning of this cup was
due to the superior quality of Jap-
anese gymnastics or re a naturally
good constitution. '
It was probably due to the former
as Miss Mitanl says that when she
first started school in Japan she was
the weakest girl there. To make
the children strong the teacher‘s
made them run between the village
where they lived and the one where
the school was located. They Were
five miles apart and it was a case of
survival of the fittest. They often
went for short walks of "only twen-
ty miles“ over the mountains. Miss
Mitani attributes her fine figure to
the constant wearing of obis. the
stiff and binding garments of the
Japanese. and to the fact that Jap-
anese sit on the floor with their feet
crossed under them.
Plans Complete for
Vanderbilt Marriage
Plans have been completed for
the marriage cruis- Coneuelo Van-
derbilt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William K. Vanderbilt. to Earl E.
.T. Smith. son of Mrs. C. Whitney
Carpenter. Jr.. and Sydney J. Smith.
which will take place Jan. 7. Th.
coremlmy will~be~ performed at 4
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Vendor.
bilt. 666 Fifth unnuerb'ew York
city. Rev. Thom Murphy of St.
Retrieve Cathedrel will omciate. It
the bride's pal-em in“ 1899. Trial
ceremony which is to be attended
by members of the tamilips and a
few intimate friends. will take place
in the main drawing room. One of
the wedding present: received by
Miss Vanderbilt ie'th'e residence at
at East Sixty-fourth street. from
That house is to be
thematic honest the co‘uple.
Epwerth League
Goes to mDanbury
Severn members of the Epworth
Mattie of tile Not-walk 1!. m. (thatch
wh'ei-etbeye‘modedaeocialm
bytheE Menthol)":-
bury it. E. hunch no member:
metetthechui-ehehortlyeftert
eulocklugefnlugnaadmto
Daubury avenue mm
'ofthe choline h
It,
filled?- Clubs
THE LATEST
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Better than a i;l:':l‘lnrl*‘s compass or
travel in France.
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:ll! l‘..l‘ie is revealed
'1 uul'lo lf‘Jli
is the show costume. A limp (l7
between your chin and your liners. 'l‘bo Stine l'.::l~. In an .lllllost bori-
,znntlll turquoisu lino normal the cur-st. ill‘llt’lll if mm in lIIl'ilIl‘ Solve
ll)mno. L:lll\lll':<. lllC (llwru. or (my otllor phr- vvll '.l‘ll‘ti ill 52:». it's
one ol' the lllrl‘. Hllltu and our ol‘ the nmv stylus: ('ll‘V-ll .. \(ll lumber and
pleated skirt.
Eureka Rebekah
Observes rFilirtieth liilll'livcrsary
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'I‘;lll Still] llllllwlsuly f'i‘l.lll‘llll0ll!' .ml _.. " who now .l I'tlllllI' til the
of the Orglllll‘llllll of llmriu; llI- ll story of the ol~;:.llli (inn since. its
behall bull:n \\ .1. in H last on him,’ at :ullnllmg (hirl) y l.~. and. Mr. Put-
the Odd lI‘lllmvl-s lllll Foulll \lnllljt-rrnll was. ill: lllnllllll‘ll‘ of the
null ll'lN lll'l’ll an active mom.
tilllt‘i! illlI lit‘izlllnlmz.
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llnl' (‘Wl‘
slroci. A sllppvr was served in tllci
hall at. (3le o‘clock at which about:
250 were present. Following the. sup- .
per ll. program u: olliertzllnllil‘lll (lull »
dancing was uiuIn at \\llll‘ll then:
were Oth‘ zlilll present. The entire
program was under the direction ot‘Ql'Imrlu fil.\ll\:~‘. Alli-ml ii. llollshon or
Mrs. Fred C. licllmlict. who was as- ifrln‘lurl; r-‘Ivorul (lllnt‘l’! numbers by
stated by all past noble grands tll'.llllflll;i of All.“ Mildred Alla-Vs danc-
lha ledge- :ln-i liv several lodlrc lllclll- incv (blew,
hers. 'I'llrI
The speaker of lh-~ rIw-niu; was ill (lulu \l'lill Illlihll‘ fill'lllSll“ll by
John l‘utlm‘soll. "the {other of ti. . .‘
Girls and Women’s Club
Holds Enjoyable Crud Party
.\lll~. i; \\ clia. .\'ll:< ll-lll'alnu.
“Chills. Mir. Arthur Imnsou.
llI-v. 12 Mrs. Arthur OVt‘l‘llll‘OW. Mrs.
last l ’i‘olvnsvlill. Mrs. G. Townsend.
.‘drs. s. Stevenson. Mrs. ii). 1).
\m‘u! solo. Miss Marlon
\‘Cullllll'll. :1 well known locnl l‘llillD
migrrz (locations. Aims Mnlkln; bu-
l‘llllll (l;
“lHiIlllit'll “as t‘ollmvru
The Clinic and “olncli‘ a club in ii
tlle first in “hat is hoped Will he i
series of card parties (it, this
club rooms on Main street.
night. It is planned to mailc tlIs ‘
card parties monthly affairs. mu. Miss lllllll V. Smith.
Among those present were: Mimi Mrs. John Mf‘l‘l‘lillull. .‘lrs.
Grace Moran. Mrs. Jane llurko. Mrs.’ lliil'lw‘. Mrs. Herbert Curr.
William Castledino, Jr.. Miss Anna The committee in charge includ~
Stevens. jld: Bliss llulh Smith, Mrs. Arthur
Mrs. John Beers. Mrs. A. Mackirr.‘ linnsoul: Miss (ll-non Moran. and
Mrs. J. Wolfe. Mrs. William Castlolltuo. Jr.
Cynthia. Grey Says:
Sex Charm Handicap and Asset in Business
What troubles women in adjust.I Time is scarcely a woman who
ing themselves to what we call. I “’Wld “0‘ rather I“! 83 she held a
job because she “as attractive and
"“91" m" “mmmm “'"ld {5 people liked her. including her boss.
that it requires them to make. "5' than to feel she. held because she
fizzmm Effigfi; nszjlsfull3m actually was Just as good in.lt as s.
Competition between women has man. , r _ _
always been for men's favor rather In” Ems in :m "mm .“M '“° "3'
than for individual. ncllievenicut “‘3“ “r" “'3‘ "‘0 ”n“ “ h° ‘10 their
The women of the world “no work sllpcrlalively troll. unless they
have been admired and envied by are also very attractive and win on
other worden‘ere not the ones wno their sex as well as their skill; The
could keep house perfectly. .wno “‘9 t° “hm“ ”‘9 ”O“ my" “'3‘
mended an'd sewed and made their Smith. this is a particunrly hard
husbands comfortable. ‘ matter to adjust and I am going to
They have not been there m“- ask you to attend to it. for me. ' is
bplcuoua for their charitable - deeds not nearly so much of a thorn in the
or 800‘! work in the community.‘ side of her sisters as the one to
They have been the ones who re- whom the boss says. "Miss Jones
colt-ed in. admiring glances “a the you look tired today. you‘d better
town from tho men. conspicuous in take the afternoon off and rest up.“
community iifo. -
A woman can be as brilliant and
all clever as she wants to be. she
can write or pellet or express herself
In any art. so long to she or: me
attrdctive to men. She can go her
way “molested. and become as
mmoue u e‘he tiles. Other men
vrm not e397 their mm or
J.
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Jane
a woman’s ability pearly so much as
the little personal interest of noting
that she is tired. that she seems to
have circles under her eyes. add his
masculine desire to protect comes to
the ‘front so that he offers her a
holiday.
And becausemeet women will ul-
wayu value recognition to their
charm as women far above any
tribute to their intelligence or their
brains. most or them wlll stay where
mm m I“
fer-tenor til-locum will
men put them rather than when
they may be entitled to gel.
By this. 1 don't mean that every
premariwanls her employer to fail
'(‘llo plozzl'nnl m l-lltvrtuilllllont in-l
MISS CONWAY
TO SPEAK TO
CATHOLIC \V OMEN
The Connecticut Counlil of \\ 0
men. Norwaik Chapter. will hold a
meeting in the basement oi" t.
Mary's Church Tuesday night at .3
o'clock.
Mrs. Joseph Mclfilroy will preside.
Miss Alice Conway. from New York,
will be the chief speaker. Miss Mary
McCarthy will arrange the musical
program.
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The Good Luck Club will hold a
.turkey supper tonight at tho.- home
'ui' Mr. and Mrs. Cllfll'll‘s Ollllllllll or
lleldon avenue.
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«Skates (all sizes). Eliiillllg shove
islloc skates.eleds. skins and skin
poles. sporting goods of all kinds.
llllllllllg coats
and resistor Xmas gifts can be
found at A. W. liodgr's 24 North
Main SlI‘CCl."J\llV.
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wltadios and VlCll‘UlllS Sold
lousy terms. lll'lnnrtlly.-~.\dl.
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Oil
Si. Amies' Guild of Christ'Churcll
is holding a food and fancy wort:
salt: this afternoon at the church.
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-.'i J. Collins (nmmliy SIGN" uill
lrt‘muill optu until 'I oclnch Saiul-‘
day 0‘ oiling.
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mficc Olll \londcrl‘ul display 0t
penny Christmas post raids. Momnl
ll 10th llollllcllv s~-.\ ha.
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~Comnlontillg Monday. l‘lnnncl-
s will remain open until nine
oclook menings. ——.\d\.
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”Leave \our order now for Per-
sonal Christmas Ca: ds Benedict the
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~.\.. J. Collins store will remain
open until nllic o'clor-i-z this (Ivon-
ing.——-Adv.
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this afternoon for the children of thy,
l-‘lllrfieiri County Home. ._ Several
plays will br- prosoni... and refresh-
ments Si‘l‘i'eth
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1173151 Wall wSt. Supoliluolls ilnir Di
and
“'ith
.jllrs. Griffith llcnr East entrance.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays only fl .1.
Iii. to 5 P. Kile—Adv.
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YOUR REPAIRING WORK.
also pressing and cleaning vcill re-
ceive the. closest of attention llcrc
Work done prompt'v and expertly
Reasonable prices charged. Gar~
ments that you are ready to discard
can be "fixed up" for many tiller
serviceable days. The Clil‘i'uvd 'i‘nil-
or. O. Cerulle. Elizabrtll street (just
around the corner from South "(lini-
—-Adv.
Ladies lam-s land .irms. Moles
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«main ("inns is coming—
Wo‘ll have lots of tun
\Vllon “‘l‘. give that Auto
To the lucky one.
Boys and girls should “Till". him~
Women don‘t reSent the tribute to ‘
Ages up to ion.
Mail or bring your loln‘l‘
'l‘o Angel lllt‘IH,
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The annual every member can-
vass of Trinity Church will be clos-
etl tomorrow.
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—\‘isit Our new Gilt Department.
second floor. Donnelly‘s. for un-
usual gills—Adv.
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—XMAS TREES
At Cutblli's Fish Market. Ti North
Main street. Dandy ones and all
all sizes. They will be sold ‘ut fair
prices. of course our fish business is
going on day in and day out just the
same-deliverles made to all sec-
tions of Norwalk and vicinity.
Phone 108.—-—Adv. ‘
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—-A.. J.. Collins store will remain
openluutil ninc o'clock tilts even.
toga—Adv.
~Bitunilnous household Coal.-
aarris d: Gena—Ad».
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—-SILV'ERWARE
There are hundreds of suggestions
for Xmas gifts which can be select-
ed from the Silverware this display-
ed at 0. B. Jackson's Jewelry store
58 Wall street. From the country's
best mailers in plated were and
Sterling Silver this merchandise has
been gathered here—Adv.
- e e e
. —blow. is the tune to arrange for
your for remodeling work. Ex-
perls'ar’e employed here for the re
modeling of fur coats Conservative
prices prevail. The i‘wln' City Valet.
ii‘ldNorth Main street. Phone (08.—
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Members of. the
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Mulvoy-Tarlov
in love with her. or that the met.
nition of which I speak. is anything
marathon casual and incidental. It
In nothing to do with the deeper
emotion or the heavy as: stuff that
till- the page: of our modern mess
lines.
It's elusive. ltlie the well-known
tuniniue intuition. and much harder
to get rid of or 'vrork against. ‘
ly. 0.0m petition be-
m women in the business world
should be between ability rather
than pen-senai charm. But is isn't. It
never has on. Iild probably never
twill be _
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15 North Main six-l-m,.-..‘\.lh-l £le '
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grownup at .\. W.
Main St.
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Piggll" Wiggly
GOOD GROCERIES
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POPULAR PRICES
Main Street
Norwalk, Conn.
(Iillv‘l‘
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(iolllcn ltllil- Clinic (-1" {110‘
Congregational (‘lllll'Cll is
llllm‘. a t‘llristl'nns Sill" this after»
\ucunt store at the our.
r (.Il‘ Wall and i‘lIllllllorcr streets.
innvv :lrtivlrs :lurl novelties.
on sale. The
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the circle. I
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FRFSUSIE’S . «3...... m“ “~50 or
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Smoking J tickets—F or Stay at Home
For the nnlll‘ who likes rest and
comfort after a day's work. a
smoking jacket is sure to grati-
fy, for it. contributes rcsti‘nluoss.
'$i.50
(Charge Accounts Opened)
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12-14'No‘. Main St.
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