fl
e patrons of semi-
lurses were not inter
honour, FEBRUARY 22. 1926.
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r111: EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH 'NORWALK, cm.
mun; THREE
I
i
l Activities Of Special-—' Interest For The Women Of Norwalk
People 8 Chorus to Foster
. Russian Lecture— Recital
-——.
lictor Biart To Appear
At S o u t h Norwalk
M. E. Church Thurs-
day; Fine Record.
‘t-‘ictor Blart. \I‘orid'i‘uliiuus plan»
It will give a piano lecture mount
11 ”Russia. and tier Muslc." in the
outh Norwalk M. 1:}. church Thurs-
ay evening at 8 o'clock. under tlle
uspices of the People's Chorus.
The glowing intensity or tnlswtir-
lg emotional music is exemplified
1 works oi the greatest muster: ol
Ils remarkable school. "l‘cliuiitov-
Iy. lppolitov. ivanov and so forth.
The principal thing which char-
rterizes Mr. Blort's we k is the
Implete manner in which he brings
lit the expl'cssional consent and
leaning of work presented.
The treatment of the orchestral
'ork ‘is suggests the orchestra- as
web as possible on the piano.
Mr. Biart left America. at the ago
i eleven to enter the Royal Conser-
Itory at Stuttgart and study under
tonys Pruckner. one of t Liszi's
Ircrnost pupils. At eighteen. he
layer! at a concert given in honor
l Rubenst-in. e' ‘ the master un-
ssltatingly prophesied a. brilliant
lture for the young pianist—a pro-
liesy which was later fulfilled by
Is concert tours of Germany and
elgium on which he scored great
moose and won unfailing recogni»
on as an eminent artist.
When. following his return to
merlca. he was asked to give an
:flcial series of‘ lectures on tile
rograms of the New York Phil-
trmouic Orchestra. illustrating his
lmarks at the piano. i! found this
orlc so novel and inter sting and so
ell adapted to his natural taste
id predilection for imparting musl-
ll knowledge. that for several
are he has repeated these impart-
: lectures and given new ones to
I even increasing number of audi-
Ices. Among them were the
alumbla University and the Brook-
n Institute of Arts and Sciences.
In Spence's School. the Scutter.
lo Scoville. Gardener of New York
ty. Ell Court of Greenwich. the
tenants club of Orange. New Jer-
1y: The Contemporary club of
ewark. N. .l.. the 'Seven Arts club
' Philadelphia Pa.. and many 0.21-
's.
Precepdant has been upset by the
cat success attending the lecture
icitals of Victor Biart. It had long
text believed that the public and
ivate lecture
stcd in .he
cture and piano recital combined.
Ml'. Biart'. has lived in Norwulk for
1s past twenty years. However, as
Ilias been in great demand in
her cities and towns to lecture.
is music lovers of Norwalk haw
‘d few opportunities to hcar nim.
lndeavor Circle To
Meet Wednesday
A meeting of the Endeavor Circle
the King's Daughters of the
nth Nor-walk Congregational
urch will be held on Wednesday
tbrnoon at 3 o'clock at the home
Mrs. Harold Sperry. at 80 Cove
enue, East Norwalk. Members not
to to attend are hsked to notify
a hostess in advance.
WE PRESENT
MR. VICTOR BIA'RT \
IN A LECTURE RECITAL
‘Russia and Her Music”
. at the
So. Norwalk
M. E. Church
l'hursday, lcbruary 25, 1926
o P. M.
ADMISSION 750, $1.00
TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE
in order to further the work
of the lilblo Melllorizlng Crusade
which is in its premier steps in
this city. there will be printed on
this page each day that bible
verse which is being memorized
all over the world at the some
time by the other members of the
Crusade. Today's verse is taken
from tb 23rd Pslam. 61h verse
and is as follows:
' "Surciy goodness and loving
kln'iness shall follow me all the
days of my iitc: and! shall
dwell in the house of Jehovah
forever."
Half Smith College
Students Are Married
“a...
' More than half of: the grads at
Smith College are married and the
percentage of children is 1.5 per
cent. per muri'inge. Figures based
on statistics compiled for the alum-
nae catalogue were made public to.
day as tending to dlspr0ve the claim
that educated 1vomcn do not. marry
or. having married. do not have
children The actual percentage of
married alumnae is 130.1 per cent.
Of the 10.343 persons who have
graduated from Smith, 8984 are
living. the statistics showed.
Twentieth Wedding
Anniversary Observed
Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Crosby,
1158' Alsace street. Bridgeport celc-
bratcd their twentieth wedding an-
niversary Saturday night at their
home when they ‘entertuined a group
of friends. including Mrs. Crosby‘s
sister. Mrs. Bertram Urban of New.
ton. Mass. at dinner.
The wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Crosby took place. February 20.
1906. in Detroit, Mich. Before her
marriage the bride was Miss Cath-
erine Mae Thompson. The couple
have two children, I‘ctcr Jr.. and
Robert Crosby.
mus-Io
Westport Y. M. C. A.
Secretary Resigns.
Ali‘s. Howard Allen. secretary of;
the Bcdford House. Westport, has
submitted her resignation to take
effect on May 1st,
bounced.
While neither Mrs. Allen nor any
member of the Redford house cony
mittce would discuss the reason for
the resignation, it is understood
that there has been some friction
between officials as to how one of
the departments iii the Bedf‘ord
House should. be conducted;
Mrs. Allen‘s resignation will be
presented by the committee at the
next meeting or the Women's Town
Improvement Association and plans
for selecting her successor will be
made.
Mrs. Allen. it will be remembered
was married :1 short iilnc ago. She
was formerly Miss (Finn. Wukeman
of Solitllport.
it has been an-
CLUB NEWS
The Norwalk Council of Religious
Education will hold its regular Mon-
day night session at the Smith Nor-
Ivall: Congregationnl church.
0 0 O
The Prothumni society will hold a.
social in honor of Washington's
birthday at the South Norwulk Bap-
tist church tonight.
0 II O
The Help One Another Circle will
hold a \Vaslilngton's birthday party
at the home of Mrs. Elsie Ayrault
at 5 Willie avenue. this afternoon.
Colds
Will stop tomorrow
Coldsbmkinuhoursforthemilllons
"€38 “’° Tilt ”Matti?“ ‘°' '
up in; I. t e
the sclci’letific way todgnyd these dmgcrqufi
discomfom? Donttrustloesflhdpadon't
wait. Getbuktonomalatm
lBeSul-eltll“ 9:111:30:
1 about QUININE
Get lied tin with portal:
interest days.
Better, in One Way
A\ savings account here is better in one way
than a good bond. You have to clip your in-
terest coupons and collect the money. A savings l‘
account PAYS the money without your own
asking for it ,—-it is credited to your account on
, Soutli Nomi“. Savings Bank
0 O O O O O 9
.”.OO’“.”.”..
SURPRISE PARTY .
IS GIVEN AT
STAPLES’ HOME
A surprih party for Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Staples 1t. their home on
Pine Hill Road was held Saturday
night. Music was furnished by
Vuast's Jazz Serenndors.
Among those present were:
Mr; and Mrs. Fred Hodges. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Zipperer, Air. and
Ms. illchard Sweeney, Ml) and Mrs.
Richard Swaeney. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs.
Jamie Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Hyei‘feran. Mr. and Mrs.
tlharlcs Vanst. Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Vaast. Mr. and Mrs. .1qu Vocal, and
Mrs. Carlr Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Anderson. Mrs. Roy White.
Mrs. E. Coleman. Mrs. 'l‘. Tobey.
Mrs. J. Le Count. Mr.' W. chler
Mrs. Bessie Shea. Mr. Louis Slczult.
Miss Clara Glover.
U. S. SHOULDN’T
COMPLAIN, SAYS
GERMAN WOMAN
“In no country ill the world is the
standard if living as high as it is in
America," acclared Mme. Prarl V.
Metzelthln. widow of a former Ger.
man diplomat who appeared before
a. group of Quote. club members.
representatives of other clubs in the
city. and several officers of the New
York Quota. club at it luncheon at
the Stratfleid Hotel at one o’clock
Snndaynftel'noon.
Mme. Mctzcltnlu. who has lived in
or visited practically every country
of the world with the exception of
South America and who is an Amer-
ican licensed airplane pilot, in her
address tool: her listeners on o.
"Flying Trip through Europe": giv-
ing them a first hand idea of the
views of the people of foreign coun-
' tries and explaining the function or
the governments of these countries.
Because of her close connection with
the diplomatic scrlico Mme. lictzel-
thin explained that she oblniued
knowledge of what was going on be- ‘r'outh Muin Sm“...
hind the scenes and could see how
history is made.
Although there is en undercurrent
of socialism in all countries through-
,out Europe there is absolutely no
ground for socialism in America. de-
clared Mme. Metzelthin. She had
praise for the standards of living in
this country. describing them as the
highest of all.
"When a man can ride to work in
his own iiivvor and gets a salary
equivalent to that of a professor in
foreign countries and can vote for
anything he has a mind to he has
no right to kick." she said.
For those of foreign birth who
complained of conditions in this
country or of the treatment they re-
ceive. she advoraied putting them
all on a boat. and shipping back to
their native land and letting them
live the life of the laborers there.
Great Britain and Germany. she de-
clared, have always held a high
standard of living and cleanliness.
J aywalkers LiableTo
Arrest In New Haven
Jnywnlking. it dangerous habit
prncticed by many in Norwalk. is
the target of a police campaign in—
aurgurotcd in New Haven. Orders
to arrest all persons found jay-
walking at any of tho intersecting
streets in“ the center of that city
have been issued at police bend-
v'iuarters. The step was taken fol-
lowing the accident at Church.nnd
Chapel street. Wednesday. when
Mrs. Ellen Carey. 80.111151 struck by
a trolley and dragged several feet.
Her condition is still critical.
VIC'l'tL'll
1 e
Who will play at the South Nnruulll
uuspiccg of thr- i‘onpic's Chorus.
i TO GIVE LECTURE RECITAL
l‘lA ll'i‘
. committee will meet following thc
:, regulur meeting to complete plan!
v ,1 It for the socllll to be held at the
N somethings 1 N :: iodgo rooins tomon'mI at it [1.111. A
I first class program or entertainment
I
8 Here About :I. has been arranged for the Hot'lill end
It a. large gathering is expected. Mom-
I
somemy I" here of the lodge lnlly invite friends.
You Know :l Refreshments will be served.
I
I my...
3 "'"' e :' Deaths and Funerals
. I
y City Briefs 3 g:
:: Herbert McNilnml-n
WUHHHHHH llerhert Manmul‘u, pri-sidr-n‘. (If
‘ V . ‘ _ the Neptune S. S. l.lll1' {If Nil-W York
TONIGHT‘S m EATS. city. died yesterdlly at his home in
1.‘|ucp_..vl.m 30m“, Princess." Denrborn street. New itortlulle. ilr
l'lrgcllt—“Sc'i. Horses .. was 48 years of 111.111. land is surviv-
llt‘i-lto—Wl‘ho Blackbird." ed by his Wife. Fruilu-rs, 1111.] one
.‘ . 1 'to .. Blrthda daughter. Ruth. Mrs. .\lr',\'.11'11:11‘.'1
relight-2:653:35?33.2112: y formerly lived in Norma-1k. 'l‘lu
poi). 22.——llelp ()novnnother Cir- funeral “.1” be privni—v. 1
. _ v . . I r
clo Washington Lillilidoy Iorti- George \V..n(llllllfitill
' ' ' George W. Robinson. it Mail War
veteran of Company 1.). L‘Jtli 1‘1111-
nectlcut Volunteers. died )'('s'4l‘1l:l_\
at the Fitch “0.110 for
Noroton. aged 51 yczll'l'.
ceased was it native of New li;1I'~ 11
Funeral services will be held Wed-
ncsdny afternoon at 2 o'clo-k. in
the chapel of the home.
COMING EVENTS
\
Feb. 23. —Lady McLaclilsu Lodge,
Masquerade Dance.
itch. 23.—installutlou ceremonies
Court Lrlurcl. ii. of C. Hall.
Feb. Ill-Pride of Court Narruk.
Annual Birthday Party at Eagles
Fold it‘al‘Jx.
.
' 1111, 0.1.
A Mistake
Cathartics do not
Stimulate the Liver
1i 1111.1 lIt'tll :1‘liill1‘--|'1l i111 guilt-1'11-
illlns illnt dur'..s muhl stimulate the
lluil, Mott avenue. —-—-—-
Feb. 24.—-1‘ride of Court Norrult l1‘runklyn Wood
Annual birthday Party. The funeral of Franklyn \‘l‘rmi.
Filb- 24.—l3irthday 5001111 5- N1 well known linu'nytou 1'1,.11id.111t \ “Lo
lit. ‘1. church. parsed nwny‘ Sliturdny inorlliu'; ' ill
ifcb. ‘.‘.‘1.-—i‘ride of L'uciis Mini- {.0 Tuesday afternoon at 1; OWL)?!“
Willem“ at lied Men's llal]. Wash- from the lair.- honlc. Cudlipp strum i.
illgloll street.
Feb. 25.-——Sociai and Card Party.
Court Cecile. C. l) A.
Feb. 25.—Pcnny Seclul
Washington Lodge.
i-‘cb. 23,—Fairflcld County Leaguel
of Women \‘otcs Meet at "Open'
Door" in Greenwich.
Feb. till—Cur Part}:
C. D. .l.—Calllu ic Cilili
avenue.
llowayton. ilr-v. \‘ictor Frailsv. pes-
ter oi‘ the l‘lownyton llllptitt zhurch
will oillciritc.
Arthur lielnwlman
The funeral of Arthur Heiuzel-
mnn. seven-year-old son 0.“ Mr. and
Mrs. Augustus lit-luzelman
passed uway Thursday evening .toi'd' .
place Saturday afternoon. from his
late home in ilenrlrii-r street 12.15:
Lady
(‘oui‘t Cecile
.louse West
. Eureka Rebekah
.\l l? 11.111'1'11 'l‘llul'klllil. lllltl'l' tilt"-
FHATEHNALS
l‘ati‘iolil: (11'1lr-1- Sons ‘bf "lllt‘l‘l'.
will lilf‘l'l tonight .1t4’. l‘l';111kli"
street.
0 I 0
Progress Forum of ill-1 i1‘. l". i.
will 1111'1-1 tonight at 1M \\':18lilni-lto1,
street.
t I I
Court Mnbnckclno No. 33 Fort-:41. 1a
of Aliicrirzi will li‘le'cl. ionizzllt (ll
O :1 111
(1111‘ Brothers Lodge No. 10 (Jil'l
Fellows will meet tonight. at 16 Willi
street. .
1111115111121 snow
1111:. 11011111111
NETS 11110111 $1111
Association and theé
Rowayton Library. i
{111‘ ihl'.
fissili'iilei
1
Nearly $140 was cleared
East Norwnlk improvement
Troupe. lit. the two pcl'i‘m'lum'lccs-
given at Community llilll, Friday and
Sillill't‘lliy evening. Ncuriy
present at the show Saturday 1:1.ht: ,
The association will use its share t‘orf
relief work in lrlust Norwnlk and the
minstrcl troupe will donulc ’
tion to the Rowayton Librnl'yl
24“. “Pro
lifs‘ l‘lll'
40 and 8 Initiation
Drill Team At Local
Theatres This Week'
The drill team of the Frank C.
Godfrey Post. American Legion,
have reached an agreement with
Manager Albert Hamilton of the
Palace and Regent theatres who
by they will appear at these theatres
this week.
The team will give a short drill
before the showing of the picture
"Behind the Front" at the Palace
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
and at the Regent Thursday and
Friday. They will drill at the first
show only.
Webster Houseboat
Visited By Thieves?
Philip Wheeler of 70 Taylor ave-
nue reported to the South Nerwaln
police yesterday that the house boat
of the late Clarence Webster an-
chored near the Brophy Laundry had
been entered recently.
The matter was investigated by
the police but just what has been
taken is not known. Mr. Webster
died recently. .
At Armory March 13!
Further plans were inltdc for the
initiation to he held in the Armory
on March ill at a meeting of the i0
and 8 of l-‘niri‘lcld County bold in,
this city Saturday evening.
Several new members ‘101
initiated into the organization by.
file "Wrecking Crews" of tile \s‘est- l
chester N. 11, and Fall‘i‘icld County;
Voitures. l
A parade. previous to the. inltm-l
tion will start at the South \0111.11k ;
rnilrod station and p1 ocecd to Mir-1
waik.l1‘rom there it will count-tr
march to the Armorv
Prominent members of the or c.1111 l
zntion from all 0\ er the east “in .11-
tend the affair which will be one of
the largest of its kind ever held in
the state.
will
ktar-.111 c-xlltztly \vllut be said.
21' 11 rltlllr; to newspapers dcnounu-lsilffrrl-d :1 severe injury to his ankle.
lilti him for picking on till-tubers ofll'll‘. William 11- TFal‘t‘b'
“how gl'r'nlrst 3,111- ln lift».
a row
tll‘1t1l‘ liviull-
:1 ucw boll-
tween ' Improvement 2
11: st Reynolds Mr.
lW.
ls‘mith,
iGci'man Women Want
New Hat Every Year
“11111 111'. illululnl' SI 11:11‘11'1.
(vi the liV'lt‘llSlllllik. (‘Icl'lllliny
111 .l l1ullt thrift :lppl'zll Win 11 “‘11-
\1-11 :1'
1:113: in lo? t‘lllll('lli \\;th 11:11- pr“
‘1.! mm": l\\0 _\‘('.’ll‘ri hr' "put iii:
11-1-1 in it" in the opinion 111' :it. lv'ustl
..:.11 11'1.li1:1n's journal.
'i'liullzrll tl111 irllni'ilinli 116‘ Cir-1'-
.,111'.";,1 iil1:1llr_'r'.~' l‘rl‘olwllily 1ii1l
tll1 ll‘ :~l\'.
'li-- Il'i'iicl's my.
111'. every tint-1 :1 lil-xi
iml‘ lilossnnis forth \‘1‘llll
1:11,
is lvll}ill,'-;'
some 11:. \'( gone so for us t'1 nd- l
1134- lb S1 b.11ht that monomy must! 10licf: lust Hr-nlnr' ”mt some one had
it rt :1tT1i11111-.’l‘hry c lll (“Monti-ml
in the "ct illlll ills tllp
l’nlicd .Llics “llll his will: 11nd
.l-Iughtcl tuhl more than silk-1111‘-
'lhcy nlsu “Hit in k‘now how 111:111
Iliiiiliuurll income snid to '11111'1111.
Motown
Local People At
i1‘cb. 26.—Clem Chowder Supper
Lodge Oil-l Fe].
South Main street.
Norwnlk. Rev. Charles A. Marks.
acting rector of Christ Episcopal
church OmCltllWl. The services w '
slurgely attended and there r.
5"“ and Title “tr TOHIOI‘N‘h lmnny beautiful flowery, liitei'll'.c.:.
lous’ llall
Sun “is” - - . - - - - - - - - 1 (7133 A- 31- wns in East Norwulk court-'l‘y
[$1111 S115 ............. {1:36 P. .\l.
High Tide . . - i. . . . . . . . 911‘ A. M. Theodore Snlllll
]I‘.‘I-.l
not let his right ankle today.
women ‘
‘0 t1"1'1011:
Ritz Dance Saturdayi‘
.tif N01‘\\:ilk
.\ party l‘t‘i‘tllt‘
l‘r‘ilk ..l 1 HI lISUll. Mr.
\l"'l'1hc, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.
Is Ill At Home
-M
“MN" “m l'“ "‘” -‘ to 1' 1"1'11 that l tic tiuild of '1‘l"init_I church IIiil be
:lt-
ilcnllt'd the dance on Saturday" ivo-
111ttu; all the Hit: in lirldyzrpol‘t. The
min was 111111111 by motor. 'l‘lmso in
thc p.1rt_\'iuclud1'1l: Mr. :111.l Mrs.
and Mrs. lir-
'llld Mrs. Charles
l-‘l‘nuk
illitl Mrs. Henry Riltncl‘.
l.\lr. “‘illinm .lusumholi‘or. Miss 11...
Tho committee in charge of the“... Erickson. My... 130m“..- [lg-y-
riffuir included: Mrs. Howard ‘;"""1.elds up... Jmn i'lnrk. Louis lley-.
hum, chairman; Mrs. JOSf'ph t'ipos- “.1ch \ictor lLI'ivksnn and Edward
solo. Mrs. Elsie Ayl‘uult. flllzi .‘1lis. lbw“:
Sidnev Hell. l
Wits Joseph I". lll‘llllltil. of i sit 111,9!
'sti‘cv-t, third district. is ill at hcrl
home with '.1 suvvrc .‘ltttlck of ton‘
sinus.
.1
bei s is dc sil ed.
l111\‘ Tide .............. 2:44 I’. M.
The funeral of Theodore Smith.
-—-——- 1 well known resident II as held Satur-
A collection for ill-1 negro and in? day afternoon from thr- chrlpr-l nt
fdinn missions nus taken up in the. Riverside cv-mr-tcrv. 'l'he servlcr:~
lot-:11 lloliinn (Yniholic L'lllll‘i'll'fb‘ yes-.Ivcrc' conducted 113' (1111- llrotizr-rs
jil-rduy morning. Lodge. I. 0. 0. l".
O O . . \
M-fi.
i
wl'leuschold Coke—Ennis .1: Guns Clarence Webster
0 O 0
Connecticut avenue. is
John Sist. elevator man zit the (‘lucth Peabody
lrl’ the Noi‘wulk liospltul where he and Company plunt, who passed
gu'ill have an X~ltz1y picture taken away at the Norwrilk Hospital.
Sist slip-
Suiurday night and
Thursday evening. took place Sutur-
dny afternoon. from the home of his:
slster. Mrs. Thomas Keogh in Straw-
l1¢rry Hill avenue. l’tev. Louis E.
Howell rector of St. Paul's church
.oflicluted. interment “as in River-
l
on side ecm etery.
li'f'd on the ice
is in attend-
illi" '
c .1 o
-—ltndios on Victrclas sold
easy terms Do nellynoAdv.
a a O
illmcr llughes, i? Wcsvpm‘t live-
nun reported to the hirer District
Have Larger Quarters
Customers of the .l. M. Layton &
1'30. liic.. insurance and real estate.
5 Railroad li'venuc. today received
notices in the mail which state "on
stol nlllslril“,\1"l1'.l1l-1 had i:- -ft i‘. in
of tho (‘onlslock Oil Station
lon \\'1.-stpol‘t il\’£‘ilUl‘. The bicycle
\\ ls o Cleveland with :i blue frame.
I t .1
4111:; 11 “1'11 11‘1'1'111 *clncht 1111,11 ~The cleaning. dyeing and pres. account of need for increased facil-
' ' 1i‘i1ilc hi 1‘ husband is drawing :1 sip; of garments is given the closest itics 11's are 01,11”! t .. ’
,_ _ . . w a secure a
Proceeds DIVlded BC “pH-y or trip-111 :1 year 11nd 11:21.1ttention at The Twin City “110” large and more (‘Oi‘illl‘lodlous office
Establishment. Work called for and
oldelivercd 67 No. Main se. ram
'408. -Adv.
l t 1. v
Gr—muc Bells ‘35 Cherry‘ street.»
S:.t1mford tcluplnlncd to the Nor-
IInlk police that :111 unknmvn mo-
worm: struck his nllll blue on the Post .
l‘1'1.1d, nest of the armor) lll‘l. lustl
and, therefore. on and after March 1.
we will be located just around the
.corner at_36 Washington sweet."
‘Y’ Steering Committee
Has Meeting Today
The newly appointed Y.
.‘l. C. A.
1111.111. . *6 U 'slccrilig committee will meet today
-—Bitumlnous Household Coat—ll“ ”"3 0mm M5011“ M- Glovcr. Wall
Harris .5; Gena—Adv. ”NW-“l- anorts 0n the "Y" surwo'
a . . '1‘“ Norwalk undcr tiri'»pal':iijun “ill 13.;
lllmlc. fit is likely that the size of
the committee will be increased as
pletided for at the dinner melting in
the Royal Jami-s some weeks she.
EAD COLDS
\iotormeicr thieves were busy last
night. T110 motorists lcported to the
Flint iiistrict police that they lost;
u.o.'ormelcrs while theyn “Ole attend.
in: performances at the Regent the-
.:ltrc. Rudolph lovi. 5 Leuvinc
street. left his cur parked on issue
street. while Mrs. Frank ltelay of Meltin spoon, inhalevepon,
(‘1:11:II.(.od avenue. parked her car atl apply [inlay up “out“;
the Library green. Both thefts Ivercl
.discovercd shortly after o‘clock. “is
l e 0 II ORUB
l A very important meeting of the; ArmOUnlYurb
who l
The funeral of Clarence \\’.:bsto-r.7
J. M. Layton & Co. I ’illl
liver. New ht'it‘lll't; ltllil\\h the)
don't. 'i'hllt's ully nlllllulis tilliTl'l'
from torplll li111'. Illrllilu it” in“.
lll‘t'r'.
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GAINING 0R IOSING?
‘ The condition of your
health is but determined by
either the gain or loss In
weight.
Detecto in your home will
aid you in kccplng tabs on
the health condition of each
and every member of your '.
family. Tit-glsterl each and
every [W‘lud up to 300
pound" t'ulnvlfl“. takes less
than a square foot of space
and is white enameled to
harmonise with the fixtures
in your bathroom.
Guaranteed for Five Year-
lnd Certified accurate by the
3'. Y. Weights and Measure
Laws.
Can also be had with I
Height Indicator.
33 Washington Street
South Norwalk
-Yon11g iI-oplc' 5 Musical .ilid Draall‘li-‘
held tomorrow evening in the Guild
it 1.1“ A large attcnduncsc c1: 111cm.1
HAVE YOU
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Mr. and Mrs. Abe Rosenberg andl
VICTROLAS 1
Just received a new ship-
ment of machines
Sold On .Easy Terms
DONNELLY’S
So. N orwalk Westport
.1 family llrooklyn. N. 12. former rest.
i dents of this city. visited local
1 friends, yesterday ‘ l
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‘ Jack Griflin. of the Meridian
l branch of the Connecticut Light and
l 1 m1 er company. spent the week-end
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MILTON
at ills home. in Reed Street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Luke Veil of Brook-
lyn N. Y..
yesterday.
visited friends in this city
There will he evensonln tomorrow
at 4 p. m.. in the parish hall of Trin-
122 Washington St.
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10-12 80. mm 81'.
Store flours O to 0—Seturds! 9 h V
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weather.
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for Rugged Service
Winter weather is the real test of shoe quality, and. the
sturdily built styles we’re featuring will defy any “‘lfllC‘l‘
& BRACKEN
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by church.
Snappy Styles in Spring Footwea'
Accept our invitation to come ill and
THE ARCH PRESERVER STORE
SEEN. THEM?
arriving daily.
Gill OVEI’.
ELWOOD
South N orwalk
Miss Eloise Vogel. of Southport. is
visiting at the home of Miss Alice'
l Hurley. 3 Elm street. today.
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Louis Slezek of Peeksltill N. Y..
was a visitor in Norwalk Saturday.
where he attended a party at thel
home of Charles Staples. Pine Hill
road.
RADIOS 1'00
One Tube
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Mrs.’ Besse Shea. of Brooklyn, N.
Y.. is spending the week-end at the
home of Captain Carl Anderson.
First street.
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Robert DeCesnre .of 2" .14 Flax Hill
Machine Bldg.
RIDER’S RADIO SHOP
Five Tube Sets $70 to
Complete
Eris —- Magnavox -— Crosléy
PARTS FOR ALL THE NEW HOOK- UPS
2 so. Main 81.
CAN AFFORD
Sets 1517. 7
175
South Nomlk
road .spent the day 3' csterdey in New
York.
Mrs. Alice Hurley of Elm street
the Misses Anne and Birdie Devere»
aux and Mrs. Katherine Downs. Elm
street. \‘e in New York today. when
they will attend "No. No, Nannette.”
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Joseph A; Legato. of North Stuart
D'IER
avenue. has returned to his home
for I short time from West Palm
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Felts-Silk and Straw ~Combinations
Season's Most Fashionable Millinery ’
msommsrnssr
beach. He has bought some real
estate and has secured a lease on .
a hotel there: Mrs. Legato is re—
maining in Florida.
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York and Atlantic City.
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Our Brothel-r lodge. No. 10. I.
O. 0. It. Will meet this waning to
center the first degree on number
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The above letters when properly arranged form the 1name of a
late president. Everyone sending. in the correct solution will be
awarded a building lot size 20xloo feet. FREE and clear of all
encumbrances. located in one of our subdivisions between New
mums MARCH “st. 1026
Maxim Develoiiment Corporation.
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