tional Social News "'5' : on ‘ ame- 1 Endeavor Circle Head “the annual meeting of the Mn- vor Cirele of King‘s Daughters the South Norwali: Congregation- church was held yesterday sit- ' noon at the home of Mrs. Herr! well. Plans for the Sprint's I were made. Election at out. vomited u iollows: den—Mrs. Edward Robertson. Vice loader—Mrs. Jennie Bodwoll Secretary—dire. John Ruddiman. Treasurer—Mrs. A. M. Baldwin. At the close of the business ses- n a social hour with refreshments was enjoyed. .. atholic Women Plan 5Sunday~Afternopn Tea The Connecticut'Council of Cath- io Women will give a. tea on Sun- ' afternoon at 3 o‘clock in the meat of St. Mary's church. A special entertainment is being " ranged tor the attair. a supper will 50 sewed and the annual meeting Jig-stones for the affair will in- ‘de: Mrs. Frederick J. Moran. Mrs. Ilsniel Toomey. Mrs. William Tem- m: and Miss Anna McMahon. as- sd by all the members of the ex- soon" board. sewing Committee of NVomen’s Assn. Meets The sewing committee of the Wo- man's Association. of the South Nor- walk Baptist church. met yesterday noon at the home of Mrs. om Hirst. Hanford place. Six- a members were present and an onioyabia afternoon was had by the llies. Refreshments were served ' the hostess. The next meeting will be held at *home of Mrs. Walter G. Aiken. More park. .When a silver tea will Girls Invited to Join ‘ New Club Chapter Any young girl in the city who ”id like to join the new chapter I the Girls and Women's club Which will meet every Friday night ' the club rooms on Main street. is V'ited to attend this Friday night's meeting. The group is to be under we charge of Mrs. John Merriman Web fact alone should assure it of ’ccess. It would be hard to pic. , e s. more jolly hostess or a bet~ Batured all round "good fel- "' ~Y th “uarian Society To Meet On Tuesday The Fairiield County Antiquarian sly of which Miss Maud Mason ,. resident. will meet Tuesday att- can with Mrs. John A. Vander- i at 22 Gramercy Park. New 'V‘The subject of the afternoon will ~"Amerlcan Lace and Lace Mak- ‘ " Most of the members of this lety though they may live in New 'rlt city during the winter. have funnier homes in Fairfieid County. Rudolph Themes at Art League Friday aw..- ,‘Wagner's "Meistersinger" will be e subject of the third opera re- ital to be given by Rudolph Thom- as. former conductor at the Royal porn. house in Hanover. Friday aft- rhoon. at thg Bridgeport At t League is Clinton avenue. Bridgeport. Mr. Minna gave his previous lectures ”the league last year. On January L "'hai‘will speak at Steinway hall New York and has already lec- " Nd this season at the Ari: Alliance . Philadelphia the Spence School. fillets York City and at various clubs Pennsylvania and New York. He ‘ booked by the Aeolian company \ a tour throughout the west. ‘Welsteringer" is the opera upon wish Wagner worked a. lifetime. It k“__twenty—nine years before he “ plated the often abandoned score " probably for this reason it is his master work. perfectly balanced the inspiration of youth the ripeness of age and the keen sense , ‘: humor ,. and philosophy. " Yen write Queer Ads »F0r*Women It Seems Masculine writers of advertise. exits intended for eminlne cousum- should submt their efforts to so ‘readers before they have it ' ted. because advertising copy by men is sometimes not seriously by women readers. Carolyn Rednor Lewis. of the ‘ Bill: economy. and tomor- mailing editor of Harper’s ' . told the members of the Ad. _ a treatment which has ' fat people of excess its» is more remarkable inst he d election of officers will take . - during the Civil War. Twelve people were killed and eleven others seriously injured when an explosion, followed by a tire, mired the plant of the Newport Rosin and Turpentine Co. at Pensacola, Fls. was EVENING ssumsmso. NoawsLK, cons TWELVE LOSE LIVES iN FACTORY BLAST Treasury Balance WASHINGTON. .la n. 14.» United States Treasury uet bal— ance at close of business Jan. in was ”06.111314. title is our THURSDAY. JAN. 1-1 despondent easily. You can easily conquer this state of mind by using more will power. Your health should be your first it. of love you will be happily married. Knight Street A. M. E. its height. Note how window: and bits of siding w ere blown out by the explosion, the cause of which is is an incentive to spur them on. unknown. l -Advcrtising in the Sentinel for best results. TRISTRAM Er HYATT Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store Wall Street THURSDAY. JANUARY 14, 192a. as" Norwalk', Conn. if so. you are inclined to become thought, pay particular attention to After much dcspondency because Church Plans Drive The members of the Knight street M. E. church hold a. gei~togcthor‘ meeting in the church last night. The purpose of the meeting was to} organize a campaign to raiso funds to complete the church and to pay Clearance Sale FLANNELETTE GOWNS White and stripes—round and V shaped neck, three-quarter sleeves Regular price $1.50 and $1.75 Sale Price $1.00 THE NEW FASHION BOOK LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS 44 pages in colon—Over 300 new designs. Spring issue 15c now on sale. For copy . off the debt. John A. Mills. local Councilman. is manager of the com. | palgn. The members were well Photo shows the blaze at pleased with the interest that Mr Mills is showing in the work and it vertislng club at the weekly meeting in Bridgeport. Illustrations to be carried in magazines and newspapers should also be perused by women before they are printed because it has happened in the past that a girl wearing snowshoes has been pictured with a parssol. Women can not help but smile good naturedly at an advertis- ing appeal of this type, she said. Nor can a. woman appreciate the point when she views a. lady gownod in the height of fashion standing alongside of a. washing machine about to press a button which will start it. Somebody must. put the soil. ed clothes in the machine and some- body must hang them on the line with the aid of clothes pins. and ladies attired in the most recent creations from Paris do not usually get close enough to washing mas chines for the purpose of even push- ing the button. she went on. "Copy for advertising purposes." she said. "should be written by ex- perts who understand the funda- mentals of the product they are writing about. Lack of such knowl~ edge can not help but hinder the writer and does, not carry convic— tion when read. The editorial style of writing advertising copy has the distinct advantage or forcibly por- traying all the favorable points about a. product. she contends. Monahan Fined $25 For Reckless Driving James F. Mouahan of Stuart ave- nue was fined $215 and costs on the charge of reckless driving by Judge Freeman Light in the South Nor- waik City court. this morning. lie .was arrested in Connecticut avenue. by State Policeman Mlgncry. Do- comber 28. R. J. JOHNSON QUITS PLACE 0N STAMFORD FINANCE BOARD. Explaining that his work kept him away from Stamford consider- ably Robert- L. Johnson resigned from the Stamford board of finance Tuesday evening. He was appointed by ex-msyor Phillips. SOLAR ECLIPSE BENCOQLEN. Sumatra. Jan. 14. ~(AP) Observations of the solar eclipse here. this afternoon were completely successful. there not be- ing a cloud in the sky. Deaths and 1 Funeral: Mrs. Geneva Morrison Mrs. Geneva Morrison, wife of R. E. Morrison of Tavarcs. Florida. for- merly of Van Zandt: street. East Norwnlk. suddenly passedaway at her Florida home at 1:30 A. M.. on January 9.- according to word re- ceived here today. ‘ Bridget Dumphy Bridget Dumphy died at the home or her nephew. Patrick McGraw of Winnipauk. yesterday afternoon af- ter a short illness. The deceased was one of the oldest Irish residents of Norwalk. Her age is unknown. The funeral services will be held at 8: 30 Saturday morning from her late home and at 9 o'clock from St. T0 CELEBRATE ALUMNI DAY AT YALE FEB. 22 Annual Invitation Is- sued by University to Graduates—I n t e r- esting Program NEW HAVEN. can... Jan. ii.»- For the thirteenth llmu Yah- Uni- versity has issued its annual iuvlv tailon to its graduates to visit the University on Alumni University Day. February 22. At the morning meeting in Sprogue Memorial Hall three new University officers at distinction will be introduced to the Alumni and the general condition of the University discussed. Presl' dent James Rowland Angeli will discuss the important devel. opmonts of the past year and present conditions in the University. Presiding at this meeting will be Henry S. Graves. '92, Provost of the University, Dean of the School of Forestry. and Sterling Professor of Forestry. . The attention of the returning alumnus this year will be attracted by numerous changes. The estab- lishment of the 200-acre Natural Preserve and the University Goii Course. parts of the Ray Tompklns Memorial. has recently been an- nounced. and these will be open to the inspection of the graduates. Other interesting evidences of phy- sical change in the University are the new Peabody Museum of Natur- nl History which was dedicated on December 29. and the two new dor- mitories. EdwlnblcClcllnn Hall. the companion building to Connecticut Hall on the Tale College Campus. which was opened at the beginning of the your. and the new, dormitory on the corner of Yale and Library streets facing the Memorial Quad. rangie. The latter was occupied for the first time following the Christ- mas Recess. Across York Street from this dormitory the construc- tion of the University Theater and House is being carried on. CARDINAL MERGIER IS WEAK BRUSSELS. Jan. 14.-—-(AP)‘ Car- dinal Merclcr's condition following his recent operation was loss satis- factory today. A disquieting weak- ness persists although the aged pre. late is able to take more nourish- ment. . i 20. STUDENTS QUARANTINED . HARTFORD. Jan. 14.—(.u$) Twenty students at Trinity college members of the Alpha Chi Rho fra- ternity. last night began a. four days’ quarilne occasioned by the case of scarlet fever contracted by one of their fraternity brothers. Ed~ win Griswold. of this city. DON'T GET UP NIGHTS . John Lumpkin' s. Dayton. Ohio. Mary's church. . Interment will be “says. "Come to 7 Carrie St.. and I ’ in St. Mary's cemetery. James Edward Parker The . funeral . of .. James » Edward Parker or Norwalk will be held Fri- day afternoon at 3:80. Interment will be in St. Matthew’s cemetery in Wilton. fi‘he deceased died yester- day morning at the Springfield. Mesa. hospital. Philip W. Martin The funeral9 of Philip W. Martin. colored. 84 years old. who died at the Soldiers' Home in Noroton on Tuesday. will be held Friday after- noon at 1:89 from the chi the Soldier! Home. flint ' beta the River-dds c Not-walk. The deceased iy s. resident of Nortulh.‘ 3% W in Go. F. U. B. Colored Volatiles“ mums. Rogers Miss Ella L Rose". a Wool-t resident for a. number of ‘ will show you 25 pieces of gravel that passed after taking Lithlatcd Buchu (Keller Formula). Had to get up 16 timlis at night for two years. Alright Now." Lithiaied Buchu cleanses the bladder like Epson Salts do the' bowels. thereby rellev ing irritation. driving out foreign matter and neutralizing excessive acids. Those are the causes of ram natural action of the bladder at night. Lithiated Buchu (Keller For- mula) is nota cheap medicine. The tablets cost 3 cents each. Sold at leading drug stores at Keller Labor- story. Mechanlseburg. Ohio. .Localiy at Sillison- Powell Corp. ....uv; of the new Delta Kappa Epsilon ,. Bridgeport Company .si-n of this cit). in Sues for $120.75 A11 attachment for $250 was ill ed ugslnst the llopr‘i‘ _\ of Vol.1 Simon- . 'miih. this morning. that are representative of the daily savings to our customers! .Wfiomtlsfiwdrkimn. Deficient W mmdaoawmwmmmw FANCY FRESH CREAMERY It is alleged that the defendant owns the plaintiff the sum of. $120.- the best results. favor of the 75 Dam l‘i‘S of 3200 are asked. The iC‘corge [3. Clark Compunv, in the mg. is returnable at the l‘nbrunr: Debt ‘ office of Town Llerk Herbert 11,119,“. at the Court of Common pleas e49“ #219? TEA”- tchrs‘csr‘sM a. 19° spiral-unity! Frail-enters! delirium ....srefscshinglunch- “moooe‘ndw monheversge‘tbstde- day’s fatlginswm hastekesii‘tspisceastln world’s favoritedrink. Andrea incriminate Thea-Nectar. ForTlseo- Nectar leaves are the mommuaboeomduehmuendsof Aentrepreneurs ,dieremhotoorSSVesrsoflesdershtpmtheu transcendence A ”mmhowaaww And more important still. theysre blended by etperis whose life-long study has made them mastersofthesrt! —_..®.__ Nowondcrtheflea- Necthr blends reign favorite in _ hundreds of w their part cost-e well the ”was. shoes and made that eioungpouihle. —.-iilveriise in the Sentinel for
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