Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 29, 1925 · page 4

THE EVENING

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘ ocal Nurses’ Wages Compare

 

 

what the scale of “ages paid to
. I mlk'c private nurses. graduates,
urea very favorably With the

Present rains ior graduate nu
o! the Norwalk hospital, Miss Fl

 

 

oral hurtling; $45 for maternity
- and $49 totI contagious disease
- The new scale applies only
mduates.

'70! the three classes of nurses.
ly the graduates are affected. 0th.

 

turd and Dnnbury.

That they are. not

i! 830 a week for undergraduates a day for maternity cases and
ii stand." , a. day- for contagious diseases.

IFavorably With New Bp’t Scale

raci
thel

Boilers. superintendent of nurses. cit-

T'ne. rates quoted for Norwulk’nrw
the same as those in vogue in Stum-

l excessively
high, is proven by the fact that in
rates of $3 a day for domestics New York city. nurses receive 38

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SENTINEli-oSO. NORWALK. CONN.

1925.

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WANOMA COUNCIL
CHRISTMAS PARTY
THIS EVENING

The Wanoma council. No. 31.
Daughters oi Pocahontas. will hold
a Christmas party

 

members will give rocitntions.

Following tho entertainment danc-
ing will be enjoyed. the music {or
which will be furnished by an or-
chestra composed of council mem-
bers.

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CONG. CHURCH
GIVES XMAS

 

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. mun to riin fin adding illtlL‘l’llllt‘ than f

LOCAL WOMEN
AT RECEPTIONS

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.\'or\\.lll.. Stiiiiiioi‘l‘l. l‘liil'l'ii and

New (‘anniiii l‘i'hllll‘lliB journtyod iu

 

silt in rihhon.

erection of boxes along the south
wall of the ballroom. The box
holders were Mrs. Harvey liubht‘ll,
Mrs. llohcit S. lilnclis. Mrs. Willi-um
ii. ‘urlt'fith. Mrs. Eleanor Bartram
and Mrs. D. H. Warner.

Hundreds of young pt‘opla attend—
ed the Holy Cross hall at the Strait-

 

 

IN BRIDGEPORT l

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An innovation this your was tliel

 

in
Edward Mayehofi

\ iinliizliil'iil dnin'i: “It." :‘l\i“ll ill
'liv Hour“. at Muyviimi, inst evening

lFOlHilfll Dnnco Given

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, . this even
3 WIN“ numsinthe surrounding pluined ill'i" scaled by tho dny at their lodge rooms. Main Tami: grumpy...” hint nlizlit to lillt‘llil eithi-r ill lmnnr ill lidu'iird May-Ilium. r-on
. mahwmazdzro‘uggttlortIfziwa 33:; follows: . I magiaiignoiiiiliulid theI Heddiiien’a of ”II, No mm. 3...... m “mi wily, oi .u. .'\. lluyniioii‘ of “Wm {IVO‘nllt‘x
l W’ “M““ced "’r Br’d‘cl’m «viiio naugiiii}. igniting :ntlilnflmofggl‘d then or the lodge mgiiii‘lgel‘suiiilllcii‘ilio inn. charity hall in. the liliz Dunci. .Imi uim it. lininoIiorI tliIi‘IIIhtllltliilIN.
“6'“ will“? ii. work be present. Louis you. who will Illull ..i- ihr fourth annual (lilllUi oi. I-IH'HI‘ l'I‘I-‘i blIIiI'Ill“-‘i in “infill"l Willis?-
9 unt. una lirll Net-walk nurses ‘ ' take the art. of Santa ‘ w . . ~ .I. ' (. minim Chm. “'l 5 . -
yum not paid as high a rate as the $7 “I (my for mammu‘y "8““ “9 present 0:01] child with .ilgill'l: Till: in, “lidflppfifiliid 132““... i), H... ”l" "m” "““‘ {0mm and 3”” “t'
“ nine- in either Stamford or Dan- it. “PM“ older people present will enjoy a “f ”l" ”0'3 U0” L" h“ “ ~l '- ii‘l"il by young. lit‘iipli' oi social vir-
n, . but by dint 0! some agitation 3‘ a day for coritrixious illnesses grab bag. Refreshments will he N""'l""l ”0‘“ . “' ”mmmm'” ”I" “"“m'y‘ “m“
substantial proof that the local 0" $56 ‘1 “'“k- served. 'l‘wo cliristnius trues will be lzqiinlling. if not iuirivuz-olns. u.- =' ‘.\ I‘I'l‘vlll'f'I'HI Ilni'nirhvd tho nin-
nee were worth just as much us Why the high rate for Contllglous erected icr ”no children. it hiltft‘f-SF in th'“ VB!" 31‘0“"- lhe 1”“ . fin”), [finllllli’H in“ ,mllroofn, M-l
ions in any other toWn in the State. diseases? Because it often happens The entire program is in charge of mini hall llt‘l'l hr the Associaird “I‘II‘II ‘1 -‘ ‘ ‘i" ‘ "‘1 U "I" “”50““
the nurses succeeded in getting a that after such a case. it. nurse i; the‘ entertainment committee of the ‘t‘hiiriiir-s took place. [1th ovr-nlnr. " 'I.I II III II IIIIII ,. I III
'nlse." ,coniined to her home for a length council, which is headed by Miss 'iit the Ritz. rnllrtmm. liiiivk Rock 'i. ,'I,. ”fully \l \, ‘.,],.,Il',lr{.ln‘w(.
"A dispatch from Bridgeport today‘ or time. varying from 7 to 21 dnys Elizabeth Mi'lod. Who will be asulst- lTlii~ :ti‘i‘iiir w“...- iiiinnriiii l'iIv «nor» ‘ :I'I Odinin'iiii-vl ill ii I""\l'.l.i 0.. mill]:
In”: “The W030 Scale for private according to the' period of incuhn- ”(1 by Mrs. Ruby Booth. Mrs. Birdie l‘lll'" 7'00- i-iviii' \'\:lll L‘THII (lliii l'l-ii'm‘I'i'i‘ini'i'
times. which prevailed in this city lieu of the case. Meaning; that 9134- JORGE. Mil! Anna. Walsh. Mrs. Eliza. I'll-r in thr- l:li‘;'v DilmlIF-l' oi' dim . .m'ri ii ', f I. III: . .. lillii ‘ .1.
or the past three years, was brought must remain out of work until all Hyatt and Mrs. Paul Bylnxton. ”pr lump-.5 which lii‘t'iftllll'fl the hull.‘ 1:“? 'T'ifliw‘i‘sllltf ill-iiyiiil lino 1iijiiliids
“our to the level of the salaries danger of herselt carrying the in- The Program will include a sketch the majority 6f the slwrlh “’me un-' i... u... rip-rpm; ...}... [yrpqnnt ... m...
g“ in Hartford. New Haven and l fraction to Other" ‘5 owr' l-‘Ru'fl'n WMCh depicts a' gathering ' usually lute in :irriviiig- There was: whir- U (i I l i i
, “"51"? at a Imass meeting of tlie‘ The higher rate asked for mater» 0' women 1° “'w' “’“° carry °“ 5' dancing from 'J 1’. it. until 8 A. .\l.l " ' _ .-. -.._._,_,-._..,.
lute nurses Of the city inst even. “"3. cases is necessitated by um mm great d‘m‘l 0‘ conversation. ' A" tin-hootrii (if if. more.» kept iii“ Ll (KY.
3 in the Nurses' Home on Huntlng- that the ,nurse‘is required to take The cast of the playiet includes: dancers uctixo. -lLlllli'itli,'li no iormuIi
“m“- The new “’09le ”a!“ care 01 both mother and rhild .Mrs' Mary Rowe‘ Mn" Emnbeth W‘KV‘U" “"‘5 "’“°""“'l' * nits. l.l£\\'l‘.~‘: .\lv iiiuid irii mu
-leh will .0 into eflect on January ' “000- Ml” Elizabeth MYl0d- . The decorations were :ippiopriuti; 4% ' i {.IH ,I. ‘. “...I-mr' .
920 by unanimous vote of ihel The" 1'“ no a“ wage scale for the Mrs. Bum Hyatt. Mrs. Jennie 50' for tho Chrislmns season Tl)" ‘ - ', . l .1. '4] . vi“. ..
9 ' . . undergraduate nurses in Norwalk derlund and Mrs. Birdie Jones. , . . .. . ' mgfiw ill». SMITH. 50ml Iillll‘b ;.i--
. present. are. $42 a week to“ It \"l '1" ‘dl l ‘ h "’l “mum“. re “I!” (1‘ mmmd “”1“ iiiiin, li"‘l iii “lllwlll nnv
.itsaccm ngtntio ontployei. Several children oi i o counci clusters 01‘ WIN] and bright red!

 

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' ' T‘ N MENT field Hotel Brid ‘ - .
. . I . . Simon. The hnll- Wits piit‘lii-(i in: :cmrul lilintll‘itl t‘liil- . no). l'IiPlilllit‘S were of tho. times and
Ch-ldren Of Grace ParlSh So be ENTERTA mom WEI! tastefully dt‘COI‘atEd with tirin drill tiiv ll‘ I'il‘t‘ll s lust wining; I wei'v «ivsignn ii and mud»- ‘i-:.' meni-
iv ‘ - The Junior and intermediate dc~ V1. Purple and white, ”W ”1°” 0f “Oil for the anfiznil Chris'rnni. patty. .\ ' iwrs oi tint who.
“ ’ ' . - 7“er I’OLLARD more. Short hi‘i".li" iii iii-\‘uiioii.. .n ill!“ i’rni‘osri - l"il\'\"lrl J ‘li n' i ii
3 ‘ I . . ll . SChOOl Ol L . tell i 1 l . o Lb d ltd
Pl esent Annual xnlas Progl am THEE}"lacing;willoliiiiliichurch 0f l‘urple and white streamers \vorc'church. prm‘i-vilt-d the tint), l: - . piano. provnicd splendid music {or
—-———— ‘ lBoilth‘r‘fi'orivailt ‘iieid a Christmas Who gave a. violin selection at the Gram; I’nl'lbll b‘. b'. (nirrtainu draped ”"171 lhi' i'hllnilellc‘i‘h Whllii ll‘f’blll'll'dl's u then Eri‘htl tn the“ th( aft'tir \Iendms 01' ‘he i’ii‘lr’
‘ ‘ ... - .~ ' . ~ ' -. ' . . . -. the lain walls or the ballroom w o! .2 s. .. .. .. .\ n ...,H. .. ‘I ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ~‘
Two hundred and titty parents and Animals’ Christmas—~Miss Wenrich's entertainment last evening at 4.30 "‘9’“ 1““ “cm“? 4"“ ““0 “‘35 d ”l 1“" ("mm”- m..gfi.,.n,,d with holly \vrvaths “Jrf(1;:‘3;;dr”1 ‘I'Ind,h.‘(h. ‘ d‘ . if? 'm‘; 1““‘1‘3 “"11"
Meade crowded into the Grace Par- Class: Arthur Kelley. Clarence O'clock. at "10 Clllm‘h- 3‘9“” ”5 . smiiux. All of the decorations with i‘iiiia W M J 1 I“ H V A”) an i ““‘l‘ ”“7 “m” ““5 ”"9" ”W
. House laskevening to enjoy the Parsons and Mortimer Montgom- were present and gifts were given ‘0 ‘ ‘t . ~1 . subdued lighting i-ifects. made a r y de .1 ......1... (f ,i , \‘n . l ”.M‘l‘l’l'm '3! .‘hp "”“y‘ m”. (””5"
. aunt Christmas entertainment and err. each child. Miss Myrtice \Vem-IeréIof (’I nth “1 (11'6 DISCUSSBS' bountiful hltckground for the mine InI ‘srt‘ilii InI.... it... . .In.II ”11:12: I l'rioiidiy hocteiy and illf- \\ nn-ien's
. (I , , . u .‘I i‘ "in i.‘ t i :i‘i'fiiii' .‘ - ‘. min. ..',. -.'.-.
Elven by the children of the Animals' Christmas—~hilss Malkln's “”19 “61‘" grim ”mm-"l Rd L y "L y k ' unlly guy and beautiful cowns oi the i. i..-‘ my! a I ‘ -' ~i~l~ |\i i‘m‘m‘ ‘ Hm “n 5n... H“
nday school. ' Class' Adele Hesse Josephine ”minions “th“ pleased “If ohil- d'll'li‘t'i“' “ IfII.‘ P -- ll ”WI O‘HT" i, If i
. - ' u , . '~'-'-——r—~~~~ ‘ NH...” ' .. “ I. nus ' was tii'iwl-zit- i. _ 1h. . “tire.
The program commenced at 7:80 Adams Gladys liartwright and 0”“ greatly. Christmas cams “err. \ v ~ Appi‘t'iVilll‘dit'lV "(in couples worn...) . ‘ .
. . - - . '. . ' -*' Hi l". in ;.t int: 1'-
clook with the singing oi‘ Christ. Charlotte Marshall. “m3 “13°. T'liii- “lsgfi‘lnh “l" l" Cal'eel VS. Home present at the choir. which was a5IISI?:.3:AI,I“\I‘III.\‘.‘ I‘:II_"I,IK::I “£3,313“?
. carols. Then the llev. .l. Brn- Recitation——John Woodward. “WK”? 0‘ \l l "m “ n 7‘1. t i ..-.......,_-,-.-.....-w____.__.. lim'mnl program dance. Due to the w m I," ..II‘MW' WI, {WI DIM “m .
n Werner offered a prayer. Sing u Song of Christmas—Miss . llllb iiitvinIoIrIiu. .“or: B- IO ... Ever-so-cncc-in-a-while. Just. or ,i‘vcr." her "economic. ii'vulom"- l:i‘::‘ numlwr oi" othrr ti-i'rnts on the l “1”]... i,, 1‘. i“. 5.1}; \‘in-i 1-...‘,1.,.,,n‘ . L GOLDEN
The Sunday school orchestra us- Gould‘s Class: Leslie Oitkos; llcst OHM“. lb“ “ml”! 3" d I93 “III”: we think that that old discussion 01' I poisoning the minds ot the lloll- '(it'llll calendar last night. the at- ,.,I‘..,.'I,‘:- .;.h'\..,.‘,‘ l .i g In 3', :\',,...‘i ' ,
led during the coral singing. The of All—John Chopin. . departments of IllantllIli M it: "0- “shall a girl have .1 homo or shrill counting liziry's—iiiziiiing iht-in liO- [(nillilit'i‘ “its not as li'll‘t;i' {is ex- l‘llll‘ I. ‘1: ,H :1 “Wk“. slim L A“?
embers include: David I‘ollard. Christmas Eve in \Vildwood Hollow ‘Vlll hold lhi’ll Lilli-fluids pm i. .i‘ she have a cure-er?" is as dead as More that liieiinie spent at boit- Coveted. but still the ballroom was l- TH”. .‘E I "hm R‘.I;m:;§.. K "St .. . .
"..Verna Pollard. violin; Ben- —-—.\iisg Berry's Class: Mabel more. ”"3 church. the doilo. up it pops again and wig- counting is prai‘ernhlo to the old \(-i'y we]; 1111ch After ”m flrst‘ ’I‘I'I‘I iii-“fl: I‘II“: \‘ho 'i ‘ GS “II“ I‘ “03153 1'3 INA“! T0 “Em
"in Gilbert. violin; and Ernest Catherine Kelley. Olive llnrt- —— :"‘""""— glee its oars! Iiushloncd. common-place. garden Iniiinbor tin. guest, began to alerp 21‘ '(i. ‘"10.17;...“‘:-~.,‘.,”.,If . D IcIon: I
”ltd. saxophone. wright; What . W» May Give——- LUCAL BRIEFS 1- 01- some reason or other . the variety llio of home-making! land before “p30 a'Cltwk, almost; \IinIiIIiIIIéIIII .IIIIIiI. i l'tl't"-‘Su\\'t'1‘l(:’l orig. . .
“0!! credit for the success of the Marjorie Pollard; Jally Suntu . a corpse hits sccmed vspcciully uniinu- i i t-rhnps it is more tun for il.‘ wo- ‘zill were ”“3ch ‘I‘I =ii Gitichlino. I‘I‘I-IIIIlI‘IISIII Louis, and. WASHINGTON STREET

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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4:111:13 12f thel gund‘iiv school ligflanfilimuu Pollard, .. l‘ . ita Wliciiovvr the discussion comes. make u devils food cake. :(DBEH (‘ROTTO -‘_"‘l””‘ JOhn-‘Oll- Mrs. l‘l‘l‘l ll» “54'9" .
with his energetic llllltlz‘o undlln Trouble—Alias Clifford's Class' A“”°".T' 1“”: gene” 5““ Ty up. “a so oil‘ at i tangent that lluv i hue my (100181 1 I 'Ih'. «lli'r’wl n... in‘ndumion. The; SOUTH NORWALK
ersonallt' made the ‘i't‘di' 'i' ‘ 1ll Cal :l W-i l vr - <- ‘t' of lhfi' “"Slmn 3 '3‘“ C. A“ was a doesn't seem to enter the int: very l'rrlinns it is tar more cxhilurat—l GIVES PARTY {Mimic \“rl‘i' ll! f‘liill‘ge 0i Hill‘olrl .
£010) banner 5Ol’elfil- i d t l f ' (girlie—Codaiigii'ltoszrtsnb “I ..in n busmIess ”311°“ '" fiO'I'WMR today. often. ing to stump a thousand ioticrhends ‘l"‘llllllli‘~l'i'l. lialph lirirtnr-ll and l
committee in charge of the The Wind-31rs. Suyro‘s Class: Mary- 3. I . \ , "\i I “e are proved at the. word riiI Ilium niditi. hint whet cushions iorI FOR CHILDREB ilrIIiIl l. i .H' I.ii .
m included“ 'iirs. Ste lieu h h Cl N. 5,0 . St ..M _”“”‘l A' ""‘m ('1 film” 3““ ' rcer. We lift) :is peeved :it tho il‘ii‘Silll parlor. 1 l in» airy“... m it... i'lllll‘i‘ll “M. ”I, .
hues Miss Heleii ‘Ualkin pm” Iot t iimhpilllii i o 01 .. 0t. ng- “firework “Nimrod tn .\orwnlk on i folks who jnbbed about “ciirccr and Hut 1 still hno my doots! l W 11" Vol 1.-.“. if“) my...“ niivnilrd, .\ rillihil‘llilflli
' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ an “e ' n n. . WNW-‘35 lflel lilBlll- ihonic" us those who jabber about l‘lirhnps it is for more worth—i I Hm ' 1' m "' W.“ “my“ mitollectlml WM l‘nli‘i‘n HP which “ill ‘
.rlotla Wonrich and Mrs. John Piano Balm—Mrs. Holmes Class: o r .. . ,. . , . .. Ft. John-H mpeI ;\0. .‘i. In“, - I. H,“
, _ _ . I home. and career. \\llllt' to write Yours received and v .. > , p 3 he (drum-din. ll) lll‘ Slottra (if u... . .
mun. ~ . LIconathuinzigh. roeitdtion~Rulh Sk‘m‘s ”hmvonm “"11" 1' till “M” 'l‘h’: point is lllut that Word t'-.-i:'rnls noted." than to bathe a “an” ('“ms [or 1”.) ChIIdN" laMHAnnuncietioii I: \' \i which or-l '1')"- . .
1;” "86' longed wnh omnmentaII Mei-”man; . 0i "RUNS 51¢“an “11095 lm' young l "career” has nli\‘f'l‘ litcn properly . chubby baby oil one's own. :night “L a“ Chrl““"“5 ”my 0" 1h" » doi- inn=ni ll ..- inii l-‘liwiht-th‘s ' H RM'IHW
sen orecte [or the occasion. I‘liv l‘ul‘m hard (by Spt‘clul inquest) uni] old. (‘orrvcilv priced. A. W. ‘dlSsvcted iind uualyu.d_ I “I” still 1 Me my dootsl .Obch brotto in odd l'vllows' hell i Hill‘l‘iJ. in.» (“rippled and lnmii-nl'iirl.
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€103? biond street. liririgeporl.

' owing the program jolly Santa “Alice Adams. Josephine Kelley Help "1 \‘orih with <i-—\dv T - - ~ - ' . . - . ' - ' "
. _ _ . - t -.. - . . - . - - - o hum them Jalilmi. one is lmi to. icih.ips life is richer and an actor 1“ i . . ~ .. -. . . .
. appeared HHd (llSll‘ll‘lllf.'d cliis. Lillian Murphy, Ruth Gucriu. “‘ “ ' believe that any woman horn lnlolun-l i‘iir more abundant for the lzirllMld “”3 3“““35'm‘” ”WW“ ““‘l (“5' lisfjtliirlvviiii‘: “iii“: 18.130“ 41.x:
‘9 and oranges ‘0 “I” Ili‘rllllill‘t’m 3010““ Murphy. Peggy WOMWMd- Tllr! rvgulnr inwiiiig of the lln- tll'.’ world is born with some talent “ho punks OllVf't-i in hundreds 0T .iurs 5 irihuicd 53““ mostly "0'5“"7151‘ln3‘ l i‘l“i|‘illl’lf‘ S law-K t'lirhll‘t‘li‘i'l ‘...,:l STERLING
“goggle Of uliet excnlng [the finih Myrrhmn' Em Ems' Char“ driixoi- ifircl». of the South Norwiilk or genius which main-s hur canablu than for the girl who buys one of 1"! they “fled "P l" “'0‘“ 0‘ “ "“3“ lél'tl"\'li"(" ‘ l I
3 n] '7! - , e . , ii . .I- . . .... . . .' ., ' ~: ‘1 l l ‘ -
y tom ee ecntd co lotto Gilbett. Congregational “lurch will he held lot having a cainei ~~bling .i. great ill/xx jars for mi, Sunday {amii} tile in the hall. I The Mary of ihr. ploy “.III‘. con-I FURNITURE COMPANY

in and cookies to all the mem-
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eats. . ham avenue has as her guest this but“. I'ness power. ilI‘IIH‘Cil lllfll- homo-making “'lll‘ lime? the C‘lli'l‘lulanWL “'lll‘fh W'l- 'WIth ti -. .. . ~ .
full program included: week. Miss Maybelle imvls. ot‘ Re~ - ~ So much jiibltt-r about what tho its Iit‘l‘l'llll round of dishes to wash. .slstnd or dances and the prescnm- lb ' ,l 1.9” ”m‘ ”If in” 'l‘“ . 43.05 \‘o Main St
1,94,. m mnkrz. floors to scrub. meals tlon ot"‘Avo Maria," :1 dance story M“. n and ”m ”km W my be»: So. Norwalk

NlKht—Choir.

y-eriv Farms. Muss.
hone Solo—Ernest Pollard.

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Miss Marilee Munsey of 35 Put-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Made in This Bank Before

January 10th
Will Draw Interest From

January 1st

Accounts of from $1 to $10,000 Are
. Invited

, . ALDEN SOLMANS, President
' ~ @0368 L. WOODWARD, Treasurer

tomorrow ultvrnonn iii. the home of
Mrs. Jayme Bodwrll. 6 Si‘i’mour

l.‘.leirtriv.'il Supm'intt'ndrnl unil Mrs.
'\\'illinm Dicringer iiiid sen Raymond

looked over at least once each year

sent at the tanilly reunion which was
held on Christmas Day at the Lock-
wood Farm. in Mountain avenue.

were the Christmas guests of Mrs.
Lena. Gates of Georgetown.
o e‘ o

-—Tlie best skates for boys and
girls. Spolding’s. at. Donnelly's.—
Adv.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Morrimau of
317 Main street entertained a. theatre
party Saturday afternoon in Stam—

The Waluier League of St. Peter's
church. will'hold a Christmas social

this evening at the church.
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-—.‘\'ow is the tune to arrange for
your fur remodeling work. Ex-
perts are employed here for the re-
modeling IIof fur coats Conservative
prices prevail The Twin City Valet
in North Main street. Phone 408.—
.hdv.

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Court Cecile. Catholic Daughter:

0 l O l 0
Philippine nge e
Daintily fine, exqu '1er
hand made. with the skill of
th ese famous needlewomen
seen in every stitch.
Unusual Vain at

$1.95 to 8‘
The N. E. Ryan Co

86 Washington so.»
{ South Hermit. goon.

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Iarlist. :1 grant musll‘iull. a El‘l't'll

.wriier. :i grunt sinner. a great l'lllSl-‘

iWOl‘ld holds on it silver. sapphire.
[studded platter for women!

brick laye rs

authors ports. or congressmen! I
And yet this eternal chatter about l
"woman's independence." her "ca-

1‘l"llit‘, linslmi.
But I wonder!

niiv. 'lic demand for brains. and iii-,2

oi these much-tootsd "careers."
that's another discussion entirely!

 

The annual dance at the South
NorWnik club. will be held this eve-
ning in their clubroomc. Washington ,
street. I

e.-}iarris d“: bans ;
o o

The William McKinley Auxiliary
will hold its annual Christmas party

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«Household 00k
0

to each one.

to c

——Atwuior Kent Radios sold on

easy terms at Donnelly's.—Adv.
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A musiml comedy and dance will
be given this evening at Odd Film
lo'w's Hall, South Main street. A
line program will be presented by
Allan'l Premier orchestra from New
York. The program will begin at'
7:30 o‘clock.

~Bilu‘mlnou2fiouse‘uold Coal.—
Harria & Gene—Adv.
I C

A Children‘s Christmas party will
be liven for members of the Court
blunt and prospective members this
evening at the K. of (Vhall. All
who come are expected to be dress-
ed in kiddie costumes.

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_ Ill. Lola Baxter ox Rolon ave-
!nuo. accompanied by Miss Miriam.
fine of Leno street. and :1 friend

HOLD PARTY

evening in co~operatiorr with
Daughters of the O. U. ’A. M.. at
their clubrooms. Washington street.
The program was in charge of the
entertainment committee 0 fthe Lin-
coln council. which includes: l’red
Scot‘leld. chairman. Bruno Kaostner.
Philip Merriam. Howard Richarix
and Alfred Raymond.

The program ‘of entertainment in~

"Rube Sui'ifll." Howard Richards
and Alfred Raymond.

Song. Paul Deyscnroth.

The Lincoln council orchestra fur-
nlshed music for dancing which was
held following the entertainment. A
feature of the evening was a novelty
grab bag, which furnished a great
deal of amusement to the crowd of
over 100 that attended.

Preceding the entertainment. the
Daughters of 0. U. A. M» held their
regular business meeting. At their
next meeting on January 11 election
of officers will be held.

Mizpah Circle to
’ Hold Election

The Mizpah Circle of the King‘s
Daughters of the South Norwalk
Baptist church will meet tonight. at
the church.

The business meeting. including
election or officers. will be followed
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1 Dancing not. held tor the mom-
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Ito molt. babies to bathe. marketing I 'W the pupils 0" Miss l-‘iinln Sheet-l

 

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the 1.0mm 1“,]me guests 0‘ Mrs} Dry and statistical fut-ts presciiiorl our. unit prosaic. and ordinary and 4. Door newsboy. Ev’vlyn Wax. I —‘"“~--
Flcetwood Cnrlsuh of Gammon)...” [by labor departments and the llke,<~onnnon~ shivering from ”I“ cold and mom _ I
.- z: r a " iprovo that for every Mary who winsl lint-ti tho business world and its I: for .L 1”qu to sleep wandered llii; i Store Hours 9 to ¢-—Suturdl! 0 l0 'I
Wfl'i'tjii ANT) CLOCK I’fume. wealth and now" llil'OUKh "1| . Hil‘h'l “'th-h ”10 “Wing“ 1“” and ii church. and in his droaniiin . . READY
Repairing important things which wart-er." thPl'e are a thousand Man's ‘VOln‘lI‘ll can fill. offer anything Willi": “51m". :it lllt‘: "“3,- saw' [Ith DRY H ,
are done expertly all 0. B. Jitvl.son's Whose "careers mm“ sorting blots. . "WW“ .. I ,, lungels and the Madonna come lo .' GOODS 1 B4 6 TOWN
IEJewelry Store. 53 Wall street. It is I parlilnk olhes. or running a aewingi The answorfis a \IigIorouIaI :0." hi». I
the proper thing to have time leceu ' mm‘hino in a swcurlfillofl - “0 know 0 "'“' 3° ‘3 w l 0 0 er; 3 ~ . ' 10-12 SO. MAIN
p I We Just accept that fact that there i the variety. the prick to the iiignu- i of 5:13: $333733;9:;56‘:II':II°II§“I":l ST' 0 - -' - ~ - 80- NORWALK
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and put in proper repair—it rolonss‘flre more plumbers. . l. ”I 2 _ I . . . -\.
the lite of the same.-—Adv.p istokers. ditch diggers. and meat l rcnnrilrz oi something built from; lllrii'ii’iiti-iduiliidn IDOH’LllIlI’III13?”?th
' ' ' lpackors among men in the world ti-in, creation. true scltvoxprcssion. ‘llit l'ir ”Vin-‘1: "- ‘1; I\ J- IlIwrnI~I
-... . v . . . . _ , ”1.“. are 'udgcr. physicians. thiin home-making does! ‘ 1‘ - ‘I‘ “ll l 9 50“- “ 8“ HS" .
5J0,“ 30mg” people weio pm than t J ii a women really can have one (,ntht-rinc 'l'riveixr, May Trivors and; A

lrcno Suchei. The .iccompanylng so—
pmno solo was sung by Mrs.

George town. They included' Mrs. h . . . . . "' "z
. . . . . _ I .y Mac Anilson. Dances vwrc gm", .
circuiLINCOLN COUNCIL msmomm Mimmv

r - 1i - . Chrs mas Dar .\' H e" ‘l- ‘ thy Barnish. Irene Snclicr and ‘-— 7 ‘
and son Chariots. Jr. or Woodward clubhouse. “Vest avenue. AND ALUXILIARY L I , W ‘ ' "f ‘ Soul-"me! lip
avenue. and Brian Scott of No’rwalk. :r o s ‘ "u 5" iison. "mum’s" 0‘" .

The committee in charge of ar-

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-Rad on and Victrolns sold on run mom: 1' ~ i ; 1 . -; 3. _
Mf’ and M“ Em’“ London and - t D llv—Hv l Lincoln council. No. 4, 0. U. A. 31.. , g? 5 01 “I" ‘1‘} y “"2 1:1 _ . . ---...
irildren oi‘ Pei” are \l wulk easy terms 01109 3- -‘ . l , ‘l . I i i e t l'st nard Moss, Jellies lilClViy. bunt-c:
. iy hue. i or . , .- . a. .iwld .i Cirisimiis cuteranm n I?” Ginsberg. Louis Unvltl'r, Ltlwm‘d

Brown. l‘rank Smith and Bert Sten-
stream.

MANY ENJOY
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ford. this evening at the rooms. High eluded: Among those who enioyed the
‘ ‘ ' street. Members are asked to bring Recitations by several children of presentation of Zelda Sears' new
their children and gifts will be given lodge mom" 'i~. comedy, "Rainbow Rose." at the

Regent theittei‘ last evening were:

Mr. and Mrs. John Milne. Mr. and
Mrs John A. Montgomery.

Miss Ruth Russell. Miss Mable
and Miss Willa Miller.

Dr. and, Mrs. Wi'liam J. Tracey,
Mr. and Mrs. \Vondull Miliignn.

Miss Kathlcen Tracey. John Dwy-
(.l‘. Miss Mable Montgomery,

Dr. and Mrs. James G. Gregory.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Perdue.

Mr. and Mrs. l. Plnbeli. Mr. Wil-
lard Williams.

Miss Agnes Barry and Bliss Anna
Nolan.

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Club and their (nests will see the
Old You out. and the New You in
on New Year's Eye. at the club.
where a special dinner has been
planned (or them.

There will be dancing then until
2 o'clock and broom will be serv-
ed Martin _ _ . . .

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WITH YOUR XMAS

GlFT MONEY

Something which will be a lasting remembrance
of 1925 Christmas

R. A. BENEDICT

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