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Pelncow—"Ohi Home Week “
' Jhn.‘ .:.l'-—Annuui Birthday Party
of 'irinity church.
Jun 2? H—CGTVQAE Club Meeting at
..
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the
St.u‘.\ln.ry'n.
‘ Jun. :"'-Annuni Meet Kind
Word Cllclo of King' a ‘Det’ghtdrs oi
-l~‘irst Cong. church.
I... I
-’ comm uvume
. ‘Jlm‘ 28.—-Norwelk Repub. Wom-
en‘s luncheon at First MA E.
Jun. 38 .v—Card Party Court' Cecile
It. ”Catholic Club House on West
sxenue : .-
an. 28.——-li‘eir'tield County LeMLte
of women voters moot st Brooklewn
Country Club in Bridgeport.
' Jan: zs.—r‘sirrlals County Plan-
ninx Association Meet at. Royal
Jailed: inn. Dinner at 6: 80 P. M.
', Jin.‘ iii. wMonthly meet oi Nor-
wslk- University Women.
_ qua. 2Vii.--DeMoley Mothore' Club
‘t‘df‘d‘; ley at Club House on West
Avenue.
Jib. zen—Ladies Aid Norwelk M.
.‘E foh‘n nr‘ch‘ Turkey supper tor the
Hillel”: class
» Jodi. 30.—-Turkey Supper "Black
nude White Revue" Minstlel Troop.
Jan. 80. ~Annu‘al Banquet and
armament of Troop No.1: in
Wiley Street Temple
Jen. 80,—Smoker at South Nor-
will: Boat Club.
,Eeb. 1.--Me‘etin3 or Senior Girls'
”Friendly of Grace church.
.. Feb.‘ 2--Chicken ‘ Pie Supper
Mizpsh Circle King's Daughters.
Fete! l-Dunce at Red Men' s Hall
n- stret. auspices Nornalk The
and Rubber Co. ‘
I
.5 Sunsnd'l‘ideior Tomorrow.
sen Rice‘s 7: on A. M.
‘niSets .............. 5: 03 RM
3!: Tide ........... 11‘: 30 A. M.
V‘w'rlde 5:14 P.
Mr. and m. A. ,R. Mslkln. oi
for .Igllorlds.‘ where they, ‘Wlll
“ d " several weeks.
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i
y—Househ‘old. Coke.~‘—-Herris J‘s Glen‘s
. o s o - ~ ..
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sloan, of Van
. reu avenue. observed their fourth
. V ding anniversary yesterday. '
more... or the Sanitary
, omp punk was a. b
‘ 1n Westpdrt S'estetdey.
3e» edict and Vic‘rrolss sold on
1 terms Donnelly.-—Adv.
Arthur Betti; ahslstant prosecutor
to: the Westport Town Court. was a
sitar in Norwelk Yesterday.
For 'lfesty sandwiches. stop at
‘ fit! one Confectionery stores. Nor.
‘ k and So. Norwalk.-—Adv.
‘7 o s or
eight pound son was born to
combo and Mrs. Hurry Brown St.
, home or Mrs. Browne's mother.
' .W, Perkins. of. Linden street,
isht. ' ‘
. .
«The cleaning. dyeing and pres-
of garments is given the closest
nudes. at. The Twin City Valet's
Whitehorse; Work called tor and
V'lvored._67 No. Main St. Phone
-Adv. .
, is s
cries Acuumo.
W 9..qu fined'no aud'oosts on
Wes of not keeping- records’ or
‘ junk business and failing to
we reports to the ‘Chiet at Police.
no was arrested by Detective
sent John Roberts.
'd‘ or said he had been in business
rs.’ He told Judas Freeman
t. in the First District court that
did not know 1t- was necessary
9 record‘s and make a report
to the police. .
Bituminou: HousehOld Coal.—
O
of * Plyn‘iouth
of the locational” seep.
.loccl Masons. It I. dp‘ec‘lul
" tomorrow evening at the
.1" mpie. Washlnxton street.
of mu;
chap- ». A .—
lwnnnrsmv. numeric. .1926? .
{reflection Lodge. Scottish Rite lilo-
tons in Bridgeport Maude? oven-
‘ sible to do more and better "wet
. motored to Bridgeport last evening
Ml Bur‘e‘n avenue. left this morn- ‘
'g‘lon. will hold its weekly drill in
The Junk .
, wants Club luncheon mm.- at
roulniuutcnt‘lon‘ot DoWitt Clinton or
ms The drives W” "tinted by the
lollewtng cast or \orwslk Masons:
Thomas 0. Taylor. King Solomon
Cteleltcb‘ A Brown. Hiram, King
01 Tyre. .
Harry B. Bustling. Zeros/i and Cup.
min or Guard. ‘ '
Dr. Samuel Huntington. Crater.
.euaran: Herbert-'0 O. Pollard. D.
Burl lienehnitowlopd M Bench and
Jacob \un Winingeu. '
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STAR LAUNDRY D0158
BETTER SORT OF WORK
.5 Hero is a point relstlvo to laundry
work that housewives in this vicin-
it}! will be interested. in hearing
about. All. fldnnels and blankets
washed at this laundry. sre‘ wu‘shsd
in cold water-fine shrinking is the
result. Every t‘entllre of laundry
work is given the ciohest sttoution‘
hero. Recently a new washer we:
added to this concern' s equipment-
the qmltlon of which makes it nos—
1
c
wishes" than heretofore. The as-
liver? sis‘tem herti covers all sec-
tions or Norw‘aik e‘nd vicir‘liti'. 11
Cross St. Phone 8134. -
The Omicron; Clinic of the East
mu... Methodist church fill hold
a Food Sale in t‘he?. & P. store in
Va‘n Zandt street so, urdsy afternoon
ate o'clock r
‘ QValentincs new on sale at Don-
nelly’ s —'—'Ad\.
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IL. I
Rev. Robert B. B. Foet‘c. rector
oi the Christ Episcopal church. and
Mrs. Foetal leit today for a. few
weeks trip to the Bermudas and
various ports in ‘the northern part
01 South, America. .
V s. s e 5 _ .
~Remeniber Board of Trade
open meeting tomorrow night Elks
bull—Adv.
Harold A. .Wheeler, son of Arthur
C.‘ Wheeler. of Arch street. expects
to move to Glenbrool: from his
home at Beun‘d Brook N; J.. some-
time during next week. The mov-
ing was delayed on account of one
of his children. Frederick. being
taken ill suddenly with the measles.
I
v—NattetorVd's Home Made Candy
on sale at Donnelly's.——Adv.
. s a.» ‘s
Stephen Vedas, at Windsor place.
’. O O :0
--—-New Victor Radio and Ortho-
phonic Viotrdl. Combination is now
on sale at Donnelly' s.-_-'Adv. .
. ‘. '- r.‘«- 'l. v ‘
Arthur Stanley. ‘termeriy with the
mechanical department or the West-
port Standard. has taken a. tempo~
rary‘ position with The Evening Sen.
tinel during the absence of William
Hull, ad men. who is away been‘ude
or the death of his mother
0
. The drill team or the Frank C
Godfrey Post. No. 13. American Le-
Town Assembly He'll this evening.
and will out.» an exhibition drill
.st the installation at the Dhnbury
Post tomorrow night.
e ‘vs u‘
”Remember Board at Trade
open meeting tomorrow night Elks
hail.W«—.ddt.~
03s
Eben F. Putnam. i'or the past 111'
teen yeaus connected with the Con-
sentient flight and Power Company.
has resigned his position as men-
size: of the- -New Britain district and
Will shortly take up hiss duties as
president or the Greenwich Water
Company-
For the pest dressers. until last
summer. Mr, Putnam lied been maje-
age:- or the Nowell: onlces o! the
Connecticut Light and Power Com-
pany. and in July was transferred to
the New‘ Britain branch.
.1“
Mrs. Frederick B.‘ Lewis. 2111!. or
Hendricks point. Savannah. has pur-
chased the attractive colonial home
of Joseph J. Arch: widhe old can.
satuck road. The transaction it is
said involved the sum of 8190;000.
Besides the beautiful house. the deal
includes some twenty acres at land.
3 ‘C 0‘
Prosecutin3‘ Attorney Edwc‘rd B.
Bradley or the Westport Town Court
was a visitor in Nor-trail: today.“
if 0‘ O ‘ _
, R. E. Chambers. presidenton the
Connecticut Bankers on.
and president or the Ansosla Roth-x
Club with} be.» the speaker at his K1-
the Royal James the. The choir-
also of the v‘slrlous committees on
Kiwanis".- attrition will? nave their
reports. _
let. deu‘ihte‘r ‘01 ,
rad Miller at silver-rhino Arctic p‘sssod
, . :tho hibe-
,Mon‘day worsening
, T0 GET STATIONS
House Warmin3 f ‘o' r
‘ «been monument; '- _.
" a mm mm msrn‘lfr:
new or was...» is" may
- , fiesta;- cannon“. H
usiniths UnitedA sum District
"Vominimclemy. ’
fill tips.” tux-slum »,
ROWAYTON
A DAlllElN
RADIO FANS UP
[ME AT NIGHT
Mrs. Santa by Mom:
bers of Good Will
Club .
y the illumination 0: the houses
the last few nights. it is very evi-
dent. that the radionns are bonding
ovuy effort to catch the foreign
stations. which ~are broadcasting
about mid-night. but .owintho the
3.0.3. cells they have not met with
much success. . however. William
Fincknoy of Rowsyton avenue had
Mexico City at about 11: 15 Monday
night.
vliirsa Thomnsfiento was - pleasantly
surprised at her, home on upper
lowayton' avenue . yesterday alter-
moon by several-of her iellow men.-
bere‘ot the Good Will club. The
party was in the nature of a. house
warming. Mr.Aand- Mrs. Eanto hav-
ing recently mm ed into their new
home. A delightful alternoon was
enjoyed by the ladies. It is s well
known met that a uumberot es.
peclall hue cooks are member-sue!
t'his cl b and tho reireshments that
were served during the afternoon
pros ed this to be so
Mrs Benton guests included her
m‘other, lire. Jacob F. Arnold. Mrs.
Joseph Taylor, Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch.
Mrs: Earl P. Stevens. Mrs. Ira S.
Kigsine. Mrs. Henry Foreit. Mrs
George A. Key. Mrs. Oliver I. Clark.
Muster Oliver‘ Clark. 'Jl'..- Mrs. liar.
old N. Wilson and Mrs. Edgar L.
lftaymond. '-
’-—~Proscripiion Purlty and Accura-
cy. at Allen's Drug Store—Ally.
Mrs. William 1‘. Stevens otAEdst
Norwaik visited hisv parents. Captain
and Mrs. Frank R. Stevens .0!
Rowuyteu‘ avenue: Mr. Stevens' re;
cently leturned irom :t 'trip to
Seattle, Ol’bgou.
Mrs. Otto Krause or Revayton
avenue hail many friends Who i‘é-
gret- to learn that she has under-
gone another operation in the Nor-
walk Hospital and is reported to be
in a critical condition‘. Her friends
semi her wishes tor a speedy re~
covcx‘y.
Thursday‘ evening. ‘Benner Court-
on No 54. Sens and Daughters oi
Liberty will hold their installation oi
officers All members from Howey-
ten are requested to attend
W
‘ Mi William I Stevens 01 East
Nerwnlk was a recent guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Nehemiah Knox at their
home on Ronayton avenue
1
x ”cc—v,
Lawrence K. Paul. tax collector.
has discontinued adding the pet-‘-
owners Separate bills are being is.-
sued for personal tax. wliloh will be
sent out the first of _Februsry.. ‘ ,
‘Thursday evening the ,, Rowayton
Baptist church Will hold- its mid-
week prsper meeting. Mrs. Eugene
Ambler will be the leader for the
evening.
Little Niles June Bell. duuehier of
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Belle! Crockett
street and Miss ‘Vida Waterbury oi’
North avenue. are confinedAto. their
homes with the measles. ‘
Mr H. H Draper of varied “as
the guest of his daughter Mrs. W11»
item I.- Stevens at her home Aln
hogan place yesterday. .
Mnfau‘d Mrs. Alfred Mackintosh
and son of Norwalk have leased the
hence on Rowsyton avenue owned
by Miss Elizabeth .‘Smlth oi Crew
avenue, and will move in Saturdey.
' Quite shovel imatui‘e. 1which has
been A‘instituted in the: Ro'wsyton
school .‘is ithetiot 3 letters which "1rd
being‘ written by the children to
their classmates. who are untortun-
ate. enough to be confined to their
homes by illness.
1‘
‘M‘r. on: Mrs. Arthur- Walker and
daughter. or Dorian were recent
ests at the Dibble homesteedAon
oweyton avenue.-
u'“
hes Just completéd a new drainate
system for his ice creent retrigeretL
cent' visitors in town.
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‘Funlt of Hunt street regret to learn
thatfslie will at their home
The case of minim WJJ‘
Com oi New.Mm tort
”idols smile
The palatial violin en- 413W
unset. on a patent tor “infliction
renal tax to the tax bill or property _
ccflr.‘ 8 Allen the popular drunlst '
.‘The Misses Lelia and Eleanor n " - .-
{licence or snippet: Point, were; rs- » ,
Many friends or Mrs. Charles ‘ “
CONllsioliN
T0 STUD s
Dorian Pupils Plan to
Butch—Mics Pooley’s
‘ ,
police department Frldsy February
5. According- to reports. the Iiisir
. ., Will be one or ths'most successlul
elven in this locality for some time.
._._.......~
Franklin Blake. 0! Fall-mean
read. is living in Stamford tor the
Winit‘r months .
Superintendent at H is hwsys
Charles P. Rump! and former select-
mun William Pension will sttend
the dinner at the Fsil'l‘lold Counw
Planning association. Which will be
held at the Revs! James Inn. Nor-
.vallr. iomorrow'Vovening.
MI
The Ladies' Aid, Society of the
Darien bl. E. church. will meet at
the church tomorrow stternoon.
Engagement A‘ n ;
.F—‘nn—nuv
Sevsrsl local schools are pilin-
11an to enter the ann‘uslV Humane
Poster contest. which" is sponsored
by the Connecticut Humane society.
The contest is open: to pupils of etc-
mentary and Junior-1113b schools
and will clase March 29. The stud-
ents entering should illustrate the
idea of kindness to animals or hu-
man beings or suggest a remedy for
such wrongs. ~
The prizes will include “medals
for Junior High schools. 530 (or Isle.
mentary schools. Certificates oi
honorable incntionwlll be generous-
ly awarded. Last year there] were a
number or Darlenlschool children
who received honorable mention.
Mi. and 1511‘s.". 11‘. Pooiey of. Post
road. announce the encasement of
their daughter. Miss Margaret
Pooley. to George Kory. at New
Canaan. The date of the nodding
has not been set. .
Friends of Amos Anderson. of
Post read local police ol‘tlcer. who
was injured seine time ago, will be
pleased to learn that he has re.
turned to his home iromthe Nor-
welk hospital. He is seen ubouttbo
local streets. but it will he sometime
before :he can Vresulrlc his" duties.
Mrs. Thomas Kirk of Noroton
Heights is confined to the Stamford
hospital.
‘A great deal .of interest is” being
aroused utthe first annual Police
Ball. to, be given by the Dorian
nounce‘d ' 5 2
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Plans are being msde tor a. sup-
per. to be served st the annual
:‘nceilng of the Darleli Gonrregn-
itonnl church, February 4.
“in regular weekly prayer 'mEet.
tug of the Norotou Presbyterian
church. will be held this eveulnz st
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richsrd
Heights. at '8 o’clock.
'Tibbetts. Feirfield avenue. Norotoo V
RADIOS
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mnmm
Sl‘PlCllhl’l’I‘ERODYNE
\0. re use so. as
, The
Norwalks’ Electric Co.
20 No. .1... St. Phone 297:;
s
Stove Rig-pair‘s
For All Makes of Stoves
ALEXANDER
FURNITURE CO.
50 South lilein St.
THE EVENING SENTINEkSO NORWRLK. CONN.
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PAGE FTV'EL
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Merrie England.
d" . was listening to
women friends discuss-
ing thclrmany electric
appliances, for .house-
keepingcbnvenience.
“Just think we
3 toastcofl'ee'even
fies .and omeleti
right at the table"
if we‘like.‘ And
an entire" meal sta
go off for hours
when we return la
So. Norwalk Phone 3560
housekeepers.
of conviction he
housekeeping.
npflumrll'l With 3
pie sailing craft?
equipped a r m o
househbld
much better than
ever did them,
for. the heme.
brings his bride
agree and will
-!‘-W¢‘. can 1868
having as many
»_,_..—..,...... .... .
Wblnen . of Yesteryear
.W‘anien of today
.71 ,Tra‘idegpublication
printstthis story—“An
EngllShman living" in
America is engaged to,
mam/.1 girl I living in
make such things as
the use; of a tireless
cocker we can» even get
'rted,
lcive it, to find it ready
seid‘onc of the young
_' "T h e Englishman
considered and ponder-
cd. Then, with a burst
'said,
“lAwonder if it’s 330in
thingio relicVe a girl
of allihe hardship of
Don’t
you think those prob-
lems help strengthen
the character and de-
'velop :a sense of re-
, spensibility?” toast—nothing quite like bread toasted 1n this way.
i The ‘anstvcr is sim- Universal eléctric toasier—reve‘rsible—efficient $8.
l' pie-+WouldCqumbus Thermax electric toaster with guaranteed element
start out tog'discover a
he would use an Ocean
liner of a government
cruiser. Today minutes
mean more than hours
. ‘ usedf to’ do. Time and
energy saved 1 ram
drudgeiy
has givenbur women
the. chance "to fit} into
the plan of ‘ihin‘g‘s _'and
do 150 many thing‘s for
the public good so
there are few men to-
day that hitch-ate .for 3
element when it comes
to labor- saving devices
its,” is the big‘Ame‘ri—
can idea and we fancy
if our EngliSh friend
here to live it will not
be long before he ‘Wll
‘ .. his one to take her
rightful placefi in the
social order of things
womemhave—a wash-
legmaclune, a Hoover
cleaner and probably
songs of those cooking
~$IE are fast
anemone
__ MHOWMNDDRYGOODSCQ/
"Universal electric
cookers are fine
Only the woman who has one relily knows. She
cooks her vegetables timing the afternoon and at night
when she is about ready to serve dinner she can broil a
steak or chops—ever taste them broiled electrically?—~
you ’ve a treat ill store.
If the mea‘t is to be a roast she can roast it while
she cooks the other things including a pudding for desert.
The Universal cooker comes complete with all the
needed dishes to fit and to take care of every need. Let
us show you how it works for 50m and how much it
saves. The price is $35.
He
two
Excel electric cooker
on the fireless type
Hcr‘c is a vendor cooker into which 5ou can put
the enthe meal and start it to Cook—then turn off the
current and go out for the afternoon—slim your dinner
ready to serxc when 5011 return. This not only saves
electricity but time and patience, too. The mice within
the reach of all $6 39
can .
waf-
65-—
now
with
The electric irons
that are superior
The new Hotpoint electric l10ll is superior.
has a cast m heating element that won’t burn out. Price
$6.
The Universal electric iron—Round heel style
makes the ironing of ruffles etc, a simple matter.
Price $6.
Westinghouse automatic electric iron with special
patented automatic switch keeps the iron at an even heat
$8.75
and ,
ter,”
1.
Luxury , ’of an
electric toaster
The real luxury of it lies m the difference in’ the
$4. 95
elm-
No,
What should you expect
of the cleaner you buy?
It should so ve 50d time and strength. Any eflicieni,
easily opeiating electric cleaner will do that .
it should prolong the life of your rugs—a most 1m-_
portant requirement. How? By keeping them beaten and
swept free of the embedded sharp- edged grit which cuts.
rug nap if not kept beaten out.
Therefore, because beating IS absolutely necessar5,
to therough cleanliness, the cleaner you buy should beat
rugs, electrically .
It should sw cep, too, because sweeping is one of the
hardest tasks, and only sweeping with rapidly revolving
brush satisfactorily removes stubborn clinging hairs and
threads. A
Also it should air clean, for suction removes the
light surface dust, and draws all the beaten-out swept-
up dirt into the bag.
Before you buy any cleanei, ask if it Beats, as it
Sweeps, as it Cleans.
All three kinds of cleaning an: necessary. Let us
prove if no your own home with a Hoover—no obligation '
on your part—just call Barnum 454 and ask the cover .
man f0 call If we Succeed in showing you -— y may
own one on our easy payment plan if you wish
red
men
that '
OVCI'
A washing machine
mechanically right
“The Whlrplood” '
ll
want
TS it’s name and that name tells a
story-Lille clothes are whirled about' in the water so
forcefully and still so carefully that the dirt is redioved
and. the garments suffer no harm. We might tell chyou a
long story About it—vbut nothing" would do. so mu
as a demonstration' ill your own home—~ihis we 311%?“ do
without Obligation on your part. Then if you like it as
well: as: most folks lie—wan to own it, you may do so
on our easy deferred payment plan. -
. Lotus show you—you owe it to yourself—if we fail
you ow: no one anything—Call Barnum 4S4 ask for the
Whirlpool man.
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Norwalk Chronicler