Christmas and Christmas
laking up a large part of
.' weeks. actlvuies anlong the
' f in. the city of Norwalk since
,nttrliay-hsve been concerned
with holiday parties. enter»
and celebrations.
every woman's club
. either some money or time
, tile giving of a little Christ-
fewer to the city’s less for-
i‘haramake home. the Home
Aged. the Soldier's home at
and the Alllsgton Town
tel were all remembered. The
binary children. those 'confin-
the hospital and those little
.. “ - in the city who would oth-
"‘ have had little or no Christ-
1”." made Just so much hap-
inby the remembrance of some
, group in the city.
‘Epworth Magus of the Nor-
.IL B. church entertained at
me for the‘Aged on West-
Bethlehem
also. Sunday night in
A largo cross had previously
erected in front of the pulpit.
Clam (river.
choir who
quamtto.
! Lady
,party Saturday night
‘ " Sunday.
' . members of the Nor-walk
”entertained the Day Nursery
. and the children of the
d. County Home with n
. I ”fly.
. ind Mrs. Nathaniel Freeman
Mitt. street. entertained
l I
May night with a fine din-
BEADYTOWEAB
I ,AVenue. Sunday afternoon with
skim M. E. church held its
“ candlelight service Sunday
. . Twenty young women were
Congregational
- young people held a candle
the
the Norwalk Congregational
~ the cantata. "'ihe Nightin-
‘5 of Iathleheni" was given. The
' augmented by a
McLachlan bod e.
liters of Sootin. held a Ch'i‘l -
in the r
ul’OOI‘l’ll. A tree featured the oc-
- There were gifts for every-
. and Mrs. Lyman Gilbert, of
dview Terrace. celebrated their
. wedding anniversary at their
in
Ire. Minnie Hinton of Dan-
WomenfsActivitles' for Week
Colfax Encampment held an elec-
tion of oftlcers Monday evening. in-
stallation will take place January 6.
Two hundred parents and friends
enjoyed the Christmas program and
party presented by the members or
the South Norwalk Baptist Sunday
school Tuesday night.
Another cfiulr given in honor of
the great holiday was the pageant
presented by the children of Miss
Thomne' school oi the Rowayton M.
E. church.
The Girl Scouts of Norwaik held
their usual party and entertain-
ment at the Not-walk iii. E. church
Tuesday night.
Over 800 children enjoyed the
party given by the Children of Mary
in St. Mary's church. A program of
carols. recitations and musical selec-
tions had been arranged.
The "bimsiah"
On' Wednesday night. members of
the Norwulk Mozart Society enlar-
lalned at the South Norwallt M. E.
church with the rendition of the
“Messiah."
This was the third annual presen-
tation. The soloists included: Lem-
bert Moullhrop. tenor: Ralph To-
land. baritone: Mrs. Elisabelh
Powers. soprano: and Miss Joseph-
ine Branagan. coutroilo.
The Ophir Chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star planned on installa-
tion of officers at the next meeting.
January 6. when they met Wednes-
day night.
The Girl Scori'ls gave a Christmas
party to the children of ,the Day
Nursery Wednesday afternoon at
Red Men's hall. Washington street.
Later. a tree and presents were on-
Joyod at the nursery.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nulting of
Putnam avenue announced lhe birth
of a baby daughter Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilkinson
of Union avenue announced the birth
at a baby daughter at the Norwalk
Hospital Tuesday night.
Engagement.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Blascovicb
of Spring Hill road t-nnouneed the
engagement of the” "mentor Emma
to Harold Ray "welonson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carstenson. of Greens
Farms. Thursday night.
Mrs. Frank I. Cobb of \Veslport
was in charge of a medieval Christ-
mas pageant which took place yes-
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Thirty
oili'drcn took part-
The employee of .- ~ ‘ wicu Com—
pany. on Railroad avenue. enjoyed a
Christmas party in the office Thurs-
day afternoon. ‘
or went out of town for the holidays.
The mem‘vfi of the Pride of Un-
caS. D. 0! P" Weill their annual n‘oot.
ing and election of "floors at Rod
Men's Hall. Washington slrcel.
Thursday night.
GREAT MEN.
achieve greatness. and some—”
"Just grate upon you."‘
3 '80.“ 81'.
filters alum I le_
mél MUNSIE’ - i m
e—Bsturdap I to 1
I0. 803W”
Accounts oi from
Deposits
January lilill
Will Draw Interest From
January lot.
31 to $10,000 he
hated
8c" 1 or Norwaikers cnlortnined
at Christmas dlnn r at their homes
“Some men are born great. some
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
6;
I DARIEN
mew
POLICE HAVE ‘
QUIET DAYw
CHRISTMAS
No Arrests Made—N 0
Speeders — 2 A u t o
Accidents Reported
At Fitch Home
There was little excitement in
Daricn over the holiday. Members
of the Dnricn Police .force spent a
quiet day—in fact they have spent a
quiet week. Officer Amos Anderson
has had. no more "hunches." while
the motorcycle men have found no
spot-tiers: Two accidents were re-
ported yesterday.
U
I
l
-s V
llurly yesterday afternoon, along
the uarleu flats. at our driven by
Joseph Cutlno. of «ii Stillwuter sve-
nue. Stamford. skidded into a car
driven by u Mr. Marks of all: West
‘lith street. New \ork oily. After
crashing into the Aiurks' csr. Catino‘s
car tinned over on its side. Cstlno
was not hurt. but his car wgs badly
smashed. .\lr.ilurks, Who was ac-
cmnpunled by his \\'ill-, was cut by
flying glass. ilr. Marks nus trout-
ed at the Norolon ilellvf liospdal.
tor cuts on the n'osc'nnd hp. Uiiicor
Frank Stunning investigated the ac—
cldenl. which occured at 3 o'clock.
No arrests were made. The such
was settled between the drivere‘ as
the accident was round to be uh-
avoidable.
e e
A slight accident occurred lost eve-
ning at uuuut not! ULNCK in “one“
Square. at the junction of West ave-
nue and the Post road. when oars
driven by Josgpb Snmats of 245 West
liSih street. New iorlr city, ‘and
ilonry Henley oi Cos Cob. collided.
When the cars come together. that
struck it our driven by Dr. D. W-
schowsn of i7 i‘nrk street. a side
blow. No serious damage was done.
und the affair was emlcably settled
among the three drivers. Ollicer
.Anlos Anderson investigated the ac-
cldent.
O
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Rev. Floyd Swallow Leach. PhD.,
will lnsutute ll new custom in Saint
Luke's church on New I'ear's Eve.
With the old limo custom of the Mid
night Mass: an elaborate Choral Cel-
ebration of the Holy Communion
will be held iii the church. The
service will start at 11:15 o'clock.
Both services in the church yester-
day morning were largely attended.
and the Christmas music will be rc~
peeled next Sunday morning.
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Members of tho Darien Police
force had alarge Christmas tree in
their hecdqusilers yesterday to
help celebrate the Day.
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George Buck of Mansfield avenue
‘was a visitor in Not-walk yesterday
afternoon. "
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Over :00 tickets have lwou sold
for the Turkey Dinner to be served
by the Triangle Club of the Dal-ion
Methodist church on New Year's
Day.
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Min-Geneva Sniflin of the Post
Road has accepted a position in the
S. M. Allen. store in Rownylou.
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Christmas Day was appropriate.
ly observed in the Fitch Home for
Soldiers yesterday. A delicious
Christmas dinner was served at
noon. and a large number of friends
visited the inmates. Many War
Veteran's Post and their Auxiliaries
have presented the old veterans
with presents and slits.
. would) ever MODE
‘ Elms-wills newest thing here
in men's "house d we” is the leopard
dressing gown. t is made of the
voivety-louklng material with Ice-
:lsrd-lllte sIOtS on a tawny back-
room r.
consort Slut
HOSIERY
run fashioned silk stockings
of excellent wearing qualities,
in many new shades.
$1.49 and $1.95
J. l. Mallette '
as memo-row or.
scorn nonwstx
Christmas Tree.
Ornaments
wuss numbness-m
«sum-.avmm
mm Ornaments
hols-emailed'eeat‘ens-
5 ftSUci
Couldn’t Speak Engl
‘ I
ish
‘L. "I .
I. . __ ..1
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16/.
Clu
N l. ..
of Brouduny linhls knows “0 890'
graphic bounds. ‘
Wisconsin. Paris. Pctrogrnd. War-
saw—Ahoy all hear of the quick re-
wards in fame and monl‘y.
And in Poland there was Felicia
Drenovs. Daughter of a wealthy
family she had gone upon the stage
in spite of family opposition. Of
course she- nppesred in tragedy.for
tragedy is to the Polish lasts whet
musical comedy is to the visiting
"butter and by; men."
She had the courage to begin oil
over strain in ll. strange land. the
language of which she know noth-
ing. And so she came. At first her
situation seemed impossible. but she
heard about a Polish language the.
sire in Chicago. established during
the war at St. Stanislaus church.
She studied English in every spore
moment. She went to a dramatic
school in the afternoon to learn the
differences between the Polish and
American stages. For several years
she played small roles in small town
stock companies. Finally circum-
stances landed her in New anon.
Broadway has its scouts scattered
shut the towns about New York.
someone called the attention of the
Shuhcrts to her performance. And
Felicia Drdhove has come to Brood-
way. She is the villainess of “The.
Princess Flovia." and her success is
said to be. assured. All this in seven
LOCAL BRIEFS l
W
Members of the Fairiicid County
Republican Women's Association who
wish tickets tor the luncheon to be
given by the Women’s National Re-
publican Club, in New York on Sat,
urday. January 16th. are reminded
that they must-get their reservations
in at once. The supply of tickets
reserved by the County Association
for this luncheon is almost exhaust-
ed. Rescrvations should be made
through Mr. LeRoy Lewis. Stratford.
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L. w, _l..
A ll':
.. .lul‘u "
-All holiday goods 2: 'per cent
off at A. J. Collins Company—Adv.
t l 0
-On his visit Christmas Eve to
the A. J. Collins (:0. Santa Claus
read the letter of Dick Overlon 6'!
Cove Ave. first and awarded him
the Automobile. he then read Dor-
othy Bertines letter of i Disess
Court awarding her the doll and
carriage. A. J. Collins Cit—Adv.
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Skates sharpened here. Full line
of states. Skating shoes for young
and old. Correctly priced. A. W.
Road...“ North min 8t.—Adv.
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WATCI! AND CLOCK .
Repairing important things which
are done expertly at 0. B. Jackson‘s
Jewelry stole. ts Wan street. It. is
the proper thing to have time pieces
looked over at least once each year
and put in proper repair—it prolongs
the life of the serum—Adv.
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Charte- H. Kern. of Philadelphia.
spent Christmas at the horns of his
Mb.
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-Now Is the tune to arrange for
'worj for remodeling work. an.
mare employed here for the re-
”*MM‘
MW“ M 'm' V I
‘ mun. ghee: «'3:
i‘lii“
lnon which clings so closely to its
'laoeellns of for strata Con-emu»
.ln. \ All it girl \ ..u l: :vi ll.,l oven
.mown the language.
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Production of Offenboeh's artifi-
cial old opera "Lu Pcrichole." by
the Moscow Arts Music Theater
lcmlllrls us of om: o. the most ill-
torcstlng hits of stage gotslp of the
your. mpg Lardner. hr of lhl- barn--
lulll yarns and slang classics, has
bet-n ase.gned lo .lllupt that little
known Offenbach place. "Orpheus."
lo the American taste and scene—so
goes the rumor. The Actors' Thos-
tcr is behind the project.
an e U‘I
The Taming of the Shrew—-
Shakespeare. in rplle of any report
to the contrary. remains a
.4
very
popular playwrlgn.. At this lime
there are two Humiols playing
Broadway. "Twelfth Night" is at
one of the little theaters; "Ml-r.
chant of Venice" opens with Ethel
Berlymore and Walter Hampden
and “Taming of the Shrew" appears
in a spirited modern production
with Anne Harding and Rollo Pet-
ers. Pete is responsible not only
for l’olrtyh
in. but for the modern
handling of sets and costumes.
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One of the family. by Kenneth
Webb-rill which the worm turns
into a. bulldog in the second not and
surprises all concerned. Straight
upronrous farce dealing with a
New England fanli'y of great tradiv
mnie member that he has to resort
is unusual methods to shake them
off.
Trinity pluce. are quietly celebrating
their loin wedding anniversary. to-
day.
I
—Ail holiday goods :6 per cent
of! at A. J. Collins Compact—Adv.
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~THE CLIFFORD TAILOR.
0 Cerulll. Prop. says: "Don't
throw away or give away your gar.
menta that need repairing. Bring
them here and how: ‘ an estimate
given for placing the some in prep-
er shape. It's surprising how many
folks do this and are satisfied."
Elizabeth street and are satisfied."
corner from South Main street)!—
Adv.
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—-Whntevor your problems in
healing and plumbing work. the new
building. the renovation. or Jobbing
work Nelson M. White's experts can
do the same in a satisfactory man-
ner. Nelson M. White hosting and
plumbing contractor. is North Main
street-Adv.
-Iiousehold Coke—Hints a: babe
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V
—Bilulnlnous Household Coal.—
Harris & Gena—Am.
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—REGEN‘I‘ RAINBOW ROSE
MONDAY NIGHT. FOR MIRR-
VATIONS CALL REGENT PHONE
Silt—Adv.
laps still to be seen on the island.
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g EAST Noun/Amt
EAST AVE. M. E.
CHURCH PUPILS
‘ T0 CELEBRATE
Children to Hold An-
nual Xmas Party
i Today -— Pageant at
} Christ Church
i
The pugmml. “The Adoration of
ithc Kings and Shrphtrds." will be
presented in ill: East Avenue M. E.
lChurch tomorrow evening at 7.30 by
lillc Sundny school.
A The persons on the committee
are: Miss binrion L'Hommo'iieu.
Mrs. Clark and .‘i-"a. Stanley.
Tho pageant is in the form of a
lcandlc-llght service. in which the
{scenes of line Nativity will be pres-
enhd. to tho 'rnont of in.
minor Chr.stn"‘< "'i“OlS sung by a
chorus of angels.
The offering taken will be devoted
to the turlhvrtlnce of World Wide
Sunday school work.
The list of participants follow:
Mary—whilst; Glondi‘ l'o Loveioy.
Joseph—Mr. Earl Scam.
Shepherds—Messrs. Sl:.uley,
hem find Thompson.
Shepherd Luci—Paul ll. inghnm.
Kings-’Mussrs. Carpenter, Hodge-
man and Thomas.
Angels—Mildred L. \l‘lcn. Hazel
Sturdevant. G'Hd's "‘ mentor. Mil-
drrd Morgan. Ethel Peterson, Roxie
Hounhlcn. Dorolhv Loveloy. Burl'nn
I'l'tcrson, Grace J*nnimr«, ‘ Bernice
Austin. Dorothy {rm-mitts. .\ilnu
Pugh. Th m Barn“ Olive Lucns.
lInc". Hipson. l’rellous Ilnrtm‘li. Edna
lG"“lllm and Dor'thy Howell.
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(lor-
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pascale of
Van Zant street were in Port cues-
ter yesterday ni‘lornocn visiting Mrs.
Paacnlc's sister.
'I O O
The primary department of the
East Avenue N. E. Church will hold
{ts annual Christmas party this utt-
ornoon nl 2'30 o'clock ut the church.
Miss Lillian F‘. Ferguson. superin-
tendent. has charge of the urrnngc-
ments. and is assisted by the Misses
Glendlvere Loveioy. Mildred Morgan.
Dorothy Reynolds. Dorothydiowoli.
Dorothy Lovejoy and Frances Hart-
nett. all of whom are members of
the leaching slnll'. Santa Claus will
present each youngster with n gift.
0 .
A Christmas pageant will be given
at the Christ Episcopal Church lo-
nlorrow afternoon at i o'clork. The
play was entirely written by llov.
Robert 1:. B. Foolo. pastor of the
church. and his wit The affair
cont1:ls of live episodes. which in»
elude: The Annunciation. Visit of
Mary to Elizabeth. shepherds in the
Field. Ilorod's Court. Adoration of
the Shepherds and the Magi, and the
Magi "t the Alumni: The pageant
in under the direction c; Mrs. I‘oolc
and .lilss Minnie Kintniirh will be
organist.
C
Alfred Anderson of Vuu lent
street. who was anlJl‘t‘d a few weeks:
ago from a fall while at work in a
local shop. has returned to his home
from the Norwslk Hospital. where
he had been for over a week.
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The East Norwalk Improvement
Association will hold its Christmas
party for lie members Tuesday after. l
scan at Cohllnunlly Hall. It is ex-
pected that nearly every shut-in of
the association will be present. L’ro.
vision has been made to bring a
number to the hall in cars loaned by
members. A program of Christmas
games has been arranged by the
chairman of the entertainment com-
mittee. Mrs. Howard Cori-loin. Ro-
freshlnenls will be served. A Christ—
mas tree will be erected and presenls
will be given to each member pre.
sent.
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The cold snap which arrived last
evening again put Mill pond into
condllJon for local skaters. A num-
ber ‘hss vcen skating on Cavanagh's
pond. at Shorehaven. for the past
week-
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Two large tirey crosses were seen'
burning on Thursday nlsllt at 13
o'clock on Peach Island. a short dis.
tones off the Kore-silt Country Club.
it is believed that they were ignited
by members of the Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan. The burned stumps
The Ornleron Circle of the East
Avenue 31. E. Church will hold a
Christmas party at the home of Mun
Leslie Gorhnln. East avenue. Mon-
day. The program will be in charge
or are. Oorhsnl. who is head of the
entertainment committee.
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Mrs. Katherine Borneo and daugh-
ter. Evelyn. of Chestnut street. are
spending the holidays with'rslnllvee
in Boston.
noses TAKES SLIDE. .
WASHINGTON. Paw—A driver of
a horse here had a spec‘ccular ride
down Kain street and nearly into
the path of a fast train. The horse.
in from of the courthouse at the top
of the Help street hill. slipped and
e 'e 1
Philippine Lingerie.
Dunllly fine. exquisitely
hand made. with the skill oi
these f as l‘lt lewomen
seen in e at c .
focuses Voices at
' 81.95 to 85.98
“It down}? In this "-‘tisa the
horn. wares and m following.
r. ...a s
Mdownilejfli‘aneslop .‘wiib
Head of the
A sllmt business and election of
Olllt‘l‘l'h' til the Pride of i lit-us (follu.
oil. Daughters of l'ocuhouluu. nus.
held Thursday owning or theirl
lodge rooms. lied lion's hull Wash-
ington street.
Thu officers elected were: :
Mrs. Doroihy Porlor. I’ocahonlun‘.
Mrs. i-‘orvv Cole. Proplleless.
Miss Emily Colman. Winona. ,
' tor of Wampum.
i )er. Elsio lirusll. Kupu‘ -,-f’
l\\’lllllplllll.
1 ms. 111:. Brush. 'I'l'usll-vo fur as
yours.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26,
Mrs. Dorothy Porter Elocte
Mrs. Elizabeth Steinwold. Collee- }
1925.
d
Uncas Council
Perry Cole. liogrr-o Muster,
l'Icillllln-i Milli-r. l'll:lritn Strin-
Willll and Mrs. .‘llil'y Aston. Audi-
tors.
The llwiulilliou of officers will be
held on .lanuol‘y it. when Deputy
Griil’ l‘ovzllmnlus. )lrs. Clara Slop-
ptll. owl l‘Z"lITl of 1S from lilo Kiolrl
,(‘mlnr'tl ul’ lll'idrrpori. will put on
lilo. \ml‘k.
Charles SteinlnllduPowhultnn. .\ ('lll‘lh'lllllis pally will bu llelll
Ednlun Miller. Keeper of ilcc- this (awning lyr mt-lnbcrs of mu
ords. irrllliv'il and tllrir families. at the
lotion rooms. A program of enter.
l luilllllf'lll has been iil‘l'illlgF‘tl by tho
l‘llll'l":llilllll‘lli l‘i‘llllllill' .. ilr'frvsh‘
.lmnnls \till he iit'l\l.‘ll. Hills will “0
l-l-r-m-nlr-d to lll- l'llll'ii"‘l10f”lil
lnllgr- nmmllors by "Silllvl. Claus."
To alimony or not to nillllouy
seems a. subject agitating the gray
inallerof ill" judlcul mind lhesc
The limb: of the species is being
shown line luvor by many a divorce
Judge of idle.
Juriito el'lor judge from coast has
literall'y shouted at the newly-
cruutcd gross widow before him:
“No alimony for you. womun! Get
out and earn your lillng! You are
as cuptlblo of doing it as this poor
man!" ‘
in other words. the childless no-
man is out of lucl. these dul‘s when
it comes to milking marriage a col-
lection tusiucss." us out of lhe gul-
lanl (ll-lenders of his plucked sen
puts ll.
Bully for you. Judges:
illvre isn't a ran] woman in all
world who could crunl on blot-ding
molly from a man lo: ntrsoll' alone!
'i‘llrl'c isn‘t 21 real \vn' lull in this
would who could CriLWl on binding
hands and knees and “rest a living
for her child or childrm who hasn't
preferred doing that to accepting
money even for them from a mun
With whom she could not live!
“ileul women." mark you-l ‘
And there Isn't a. tutti woman in
this world who hasn‘t despised and
scorned the loathsome members of
her own' sex who have made mar-
riage a collocll’on game—haw.- dc-
llbornloly token sacred vows with
fectlv well that when they hud slrip~
pad the bridezroonl of his golm-n
shekles they would be on their “u..-
to fairer. fresher. fuller hunling
mounds. ‘
But. gently. judges. gently:
Don't rush in \\‘lli’l'e angels four to
trend. A woman's heart is a fun“,
thing—something that even the hon
hand of the low cun‘l always lay
bare in black and while. .
And ehildlossmss must not be the
and need of nilxnony-Lthnt loll
paid and received in bitterness and
sometimes hatred.
Be careful. gentlemen of the judi-
cial robe. before you lash with you.
tongue the childless woman before
you. Only ll. woman knows the
childless women whose arms ache
for a. tiny soft baby to hold!
That army of empty arms because
of no fault or lack of their ownw
"He." said he wouldn't. have n brat:
“11c" said they didn’t have enough
money for a baby; "He” bragged of
a past which made. her afraid to
make a child face life with nobody
knows what blight upon it!
Gentlv. judge. gently!
spirited.
girls into
sparking. 'capnblo. nlerl
dulled. soddcn. nen'ous.
VICTROLAS
and
_' RADIOS
com on EASY TERMS
The! Hamilton Shop
WALL s'r. ‘sonwstx
days? I
their fingers crossed. knowing pcl'-‘
only test as to n woman‘s fitness for '
I hnvs seen women changed ll‘Oln ‘
Cynthia Grey Says:
incapable. wrecks by this thing enli-
cd mnrringv—lhroulzh no fault of
[llt'il‘ own.
Till-y may lie childless. yes. but
does illul make them any more cup.
able or stepping into a world strange
to them and wrl-silng from it a liv-
ing. otter long years epvnl in the
role of helium; but cowod and chast-
enerl with?
E\en few business If 11:. turn
loose into the world will not a
cent in his POCltn'l an «mployc at
long years sci-\lcu, M's-n if the film
has come \vllr'n it s. ems host. for
them to part.
‘."h.lt. right dons any judge blue
to push i1 \l'Olllflll with no training
lol' anything but with hood into the
street \vlilloul :l son just. becnusv-
she has no child?
cultursrru s PILLS
'i‘lll! l‘IAlllIlNI) BRAND.
Lorilee! Ask your llrn fist for
( ill-chemicl-s Dismal-(f Irnnd
’llls in lied and fluid metallic
lea. sealed with lilue Ribbon.
“"' “i’i‘frt. gill fill-25m s
rn - . .
“MIND "RAND mm. r..- so
yuuknoanssh:ss.5nfcst.Alnys enable
Sillli BY DRUGUiSlS EVERl’li'ilFilF
l
i
l
l 16 No. Main St.
' South Norwalk
Phone 256
Has your furnace
N. D. C.'.’ if so send ill a. hurry
call for us and we'll ubritraiu
the matter. We have «ions were
to persuade hot air heaters to
get back on the job than any
other concern.
joined the
N. D. (7‘. means No'llin;
Club.
The Nash, Raymond
E & Dean Co.
2 Flex Hill Road
Doing
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