THE EVENING SENTINED—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
PAGE FIVE
‘ . Omicron Circle Has
(‘hicken Pattie Supper
The Great A successful chicken pulllo sup-
Nodtheast—
lN‘l “as served to about 11.0 1110m-
arid. its choice
. the grippe. Judge William F. 'I‘sm.
many. Attorney Paul Connery. and .
Miss Cecelia 'l‘srlov. Itsnogrspher.
are confined to their homes,
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--Lehlgh coal. Harris d: Guns.—
Adv.
13th Avenue M. 1-). church last night
in the church from ii to ti. Mrs.
Leslie Gel-hunt luld charge of‘ the
dining room and nlrs. Albert Fer-
ris had charge of the kitchen.
The waitresses included Mrs. ‘
iiowurd (lorhum, Mrs. James Finch.
Mrs. (‘rliu ('Ill‘lwllll'l', Mrs.
Hetlt‘llllttl'l,’, Mia's tllvlnluvorl- Low—’kllrhen by} Mm. .l.
joy, Mrs. t'lmrlm Hllhu. Mrs. t‘l:11';~‘l\ll'u. Allen liarnulu.
(lould Mrs. 'li‘crrls was assisted in the
Wesley Sluuson.
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I), ileum-111:1n~ .\|1.~u Nl'iiil' l‘ll'lt‘HtIll Moi-gun, Mrs. ll, .l.
and Mrs. \‘lltum- llroudnvll. Mrs. Thomas linltcr.
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An important meeting of the
Norwalk Chapter of DeMoluy will
be held this evening in the Wash..-
ington Street Melanie Temple. Elec.
tion of officers will be held and the
second degree will be worked on a
class or live candidates.
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~Anthraclto all sizes.
Gena—Adv.
bers of the Omicron circle of the
Perfect ”Leavenerf
.“Perfect” means having all the qualities, "
excellencies or elements that are requisite
to its nature or kind without defect or lack.
The Perfect Baking Powder is
RUMFOR
l Household Rubber Aprons
These are made with shouldl'r Hll‘iipfl to prevent thcln from slipping
. 11nd eonle ill assorted colors-«grey. blue. green. orange rose and
I; orchid. 'l'hrou sixes—large sizes plain, smaller sizes edged with
, ruffles of contrasting color ....... ....... title to 0812
1 Rubberized Sanitnrv lllt‘lulllt‘l‘H .. . . . ...,.. 751: to $1. 08
i Rubberized Sanitary Skirt Protectors ................ lit)" to 8|. 50
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TONIGHT'S EVENTS.
Harris a: ' »
“You have often heard of the “Great
Northwest”—perhaps because boosting
was there.
Rialto—“The Danes ChoruI."
11 ‘Regent—“Danclng Mothers." . . .
Harold Fennington is confined to
his home. 11 Read street, with ill-
---...
Palace—"The Night Cry."
\oomnc uvams
March 26.-—~0pen House Girls’
and Women‘s Club Motion Picture
"Empty Hands" to be shown.
March 27. —- Boy Scout Council
banquet at Mahackcmo.
a March 27.——Card party. entertain-
.ment committee, Pride of Uncas at.
"Mrs. Stelnwald‘s.
March lid—Broad River Commu-
nity club meet.
March 31. ---~ Annual Easter tea
and sale. Gleaner‘s circle.
\_ Aprll 'l—Girl Scout Officers’ as-
sociation meet—Colonel Coultcr to
speak.
April 8. ‘-- Twentieth anniversary
Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
April ii.-—League of Women Vot-
‘ ers meet at Royal James. Miss Alice
Hunt to speak. '
April 10.-Court Frances.
Golden Sceptre Dance.
t? April 17 r—hiasquerade Dance.
Frank C. Godfrey Auxiliary. Odd
Fellows' Hall.
Order
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
Sun Rises ............ 6:48 A- M.
Sun Sets .............. 6:10 P. M.
High Tldfi noses-sole... 9:54 A. M.
Low Tide ............. 3:46 P. M.
Spring is officially here!
Fred S. Byxbee. of the Benedict
News company. Wall street. appear-
ed 'awith brand new haircut yes-
. terday afternoon. Mr. Byxbee gets a
‘ haircut twice a year. Every spring
and fall he visits the harbor. Many
people regulate their calendar by
watching Mr. Byxbee. Now that the
local man has a haircut. house-
wives will start spring house clean-
lng. motorists will begin to oil and
[tease their antes in preparation
for spring trips. boys will begin to
play baseball again, and many men
will drop their heavy winter clothes.
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*' STAR LAUNDRY DOES
BETTER SORT OF WORK
Here is a point relative to laundry
work that housewives in this vicin~
ityv will be interested in hearing
about. All flannels and blankets
washed at this laundry are washed
in cold water—no shrinking Is the
result. Every feature of laundry
work is given the closest attention
hers. Recently a new washer was
added to this concern' s equipment—
, the addition or which makes it pos-
:islble to do more and better “wet
' washes" than heretofore. The de-
livery system here covers all sew
tions of Norwalk and vicinity. 11
Cross St. Phon's 3234.
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Italian ,; .ght will be observed by
South No ‘alk Council. No. 1253.
Knights of Columbus. this evening.
A special program has been ar-
ranged. Dr. Costanza. of Stamford.
and Attorney John Cunco will ad-
dress the Knights. There are sev-
eral important business matters to
come up before the meeting. which
in slated to begin sharply at 8.
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~Jl‘he cleaning dyeing and pres-
sing of garments is given the closest
attention It Th Twin City Valet's
Establishment. , ork called for and
delivered. 67 ”No. Main St.‘ Phone
408.—-—Adv.
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. Policeman Jarvis Murry of the
' first district station continues to be
nus.”
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——Have your car greased at Jack's
Texaco Station. corner West and
Conn. aver.-—-Adv.
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The Stamford police are
investi-
gating the finding of‘a Ford Sedan
in the local depot yard. The ma-
chine is registered under the name
of Francis Morean of Qintard Ter-
«grocer Stamford. and was abandoned
in the local yards several days ago.
The local police had no record of
the our being stolen and referred
the matter to the Stamford author-
itlss.
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~To the first twenty-five members
of our refrigerator club we offer
sans: ICE for thirty days delivered
to yougdoor. Angevine Furniture. Co.
—Adv.
t O t
. Mrs. Edward H. Patterson had a
narrow escape from serious injury
when she fell down the stairs lead-
ing to the cellar at her home. 4
Winfield street. Tuesday night. Mrs.
Patterson stumbled over a cat on
the. dop step and fell the length of
the stops. Eer head struck the con- .
eret'o flow.- She suffered cuts
gebruises‘about her head and
m‘.~ .
«B I C
;, --1l‘ree ice for one month to every
g. of a new cork insulated
’ Refrigerator. during A. J.
Collins Company's refrigerator sale.
W301? welcome a new refrigera-
tor would be. and how easily you can
get' one. Don’t miss this event. for
values unrivaled. and terms unusual.
-—Adv
when Vedas of Windsor place
km to the South Norwalk po-
. flee yesterday that two automobile
. been stolen. from his
Mariam .r
.Jegldios and Vietroiss sold on
9“, ms. nonnsny.:-Adv.
nodes-it Sade! of South Man-
one“. renal-ted to the South N&.
walk police yesterday. thu'w
in automobile in Henry
so speck u out was which
“filming in the read.
‘Danbury
. quite that his home on Center ave-
ness.
s I , s
~Old fashioned chicken pie din—
ner. Thursday evening 6:30 to 8:30.
'16 cts. Knight St. A. M. E.
churcb.——Adv.
C C O ‘
Miss Frances Modne of Putnam
avenue has taken a position in the
Washington street office of the Rab-
hor company.
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——Whatever your problems in
heating 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. heating and
plumbing contractor, 50 North Main
street.——Adv.
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Kenneth Weed. 86
avenue. is quite ill.
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Mrs. Annie Fahan, of Washington
street. is confined to her home with
an injured knee. which she suffer-
ed in a full Monday. -
I Deaths and Funerals
AGNES CUFF.
The funeral of Miss Agnes Curt.
daughter’of Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Cult. of 154 Triangle street. Dan-
bury, took place yesterday morning
from Saint Peter's church. Relatives.
friends and classmates of the de-
ceased ln Dnnbury high school filled
the church. A mass of solemn
requiem was celebrated by the Rev.
M. J. O'Connor, assisted by the Rev.
Leo M. Finn. deacon; the Rev.
Joseph Casey, sub-deacon; and the
Rev. James J. Kane. master of cere-
monies. Interment wus in Saint
Peter's cemetery.
The girl's father is a. prominent
stationer and newsdealer
and was once a Democratic candl-
date for mayor.
Woodward
Lorenzo lmpereto
Lorenzo Impereto passed away
yesterday afternoon at the Norwalk
hospital. following an attack of
pneumonia. The deceased was 36
yearsof age. He is survived by a
wife and two children. who reside '
in Italy. and one brother. Luigi. 103
Lexington avenue. South Norwalk.
with whom he resided. The funeral
services will be held Saturday
morning at 8:30 from the home
of his brother,‘ 103 Lexington
avenue. South Norwalk. and from
St Joseph's church at 9 o'clock.
Interment will be in St. Mary‘s
cemetery. Funeral Director George
W. Collin has charge of‘"the ar~
ran‘gements.
Joseph Fopdics
Joseph 11 ojdlcs. son of Mr. and
Mr.s Joseph Fojdlcs. passed away
yesterday at the home of his pa-
rents. 72 Lexington avenue, aged
twa years and four months.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning at 9 oclock at St
Ladlslau s church. Interment will be
in St. Mary s cemetery.
Louise madman.
Mrs. Louise Readman widow oi
Frank Itcadman who was a. well
it:
gt Let
HEillustmiionsboveshowsthers-
sultan!
OldMesunts .
51¢!!! if?
”’ny ;'I
G. W.Vsn.3€i;lts&Hortoa
sum. av. ‘
But the Northeast—New England and
New York—is greater. It has a Presidult ..
‘ V in the White House—and a greater per
capita Iele affine cigars than any other
section in the country:
Cigar mekéts will tell you a cigar
simply can't sell in the Northeast unless
, " it's a quality cigar.
For two generations no cigar has had
a Iteedier, bigger sale on til-sly from the
Northeast than Peter Schuyler.
Get beekoi’a
SCHUY
Cigar
Afr the very next cigar counter
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known photographer here. "passed
away'last evening at her home. 7
Harriet stroetvai‘ter a‘ lingering ill-
ness. Funeral services will be held
Sunday afternoon at 2 from her late
horns. Interment will be in River-
side cemetery Monduy morning.
Rev. F. -H. Jacobs and Rev. Lester
T. Mallory will officiate.
L’. S. LEADS IN PHONES
‘ WASHINGTON—The people of
the United States were using 1e.-
035.918 telephones at~‘thc start of
1928, an increase of»883.160 over a
year ago. For every 100 of popula-
tion there 14.7 telephones.
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ENDORSED by the public—the
classified sections and its service.
71250
- 15550
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Said It all enterprising
stores in cans and bottles
PITTSBURGH. PA.
tort
LUBRICA T55, CLEA NS,
POLISHES; PR5 VENTSAND
REMO VES RUS TAND TAR.
GULF BBllNlNG CO.
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on “hitting hzzéafifizzm
was. Paint. my shed; thalidomide
Cause of $20,000 Fire
In Ridgefield Unknown
The cause of the tire which de-
stroyed the cattle and burn on the
place of Mortimer C. Kceler. Ridge-
flcld, yesterday morning. has not
been discovered.
The barn burned yesterday was
built five years ago to take the place
of one destroyed by lightning.
The damage done yesterday
amounted to 320.000. partly covered
by insurance and included ten uni-
muls. 25 tons of hay and farm im-
plemenls.
The. fire was first seen by a. small
boy living two tunes from lho,Kecl-
or property. who makes a habit of
getting up early enough daily to see
the sun rise. ..
1‘48 WASHINGTON ST.
J. l MALLETTE
$017 ’1‘" N Olli‘VALK
The Wholesome
BAKING POWDER
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paints-mixed withllmeed ed.
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jWhits lesdmdwhltesimareihecnly
pigmentsusedinbevoelsesdsndztnc
. “rubbed-ensued.
in hidins capacity spreading property.
protective quality, and purity of color.
That is whywe [nannies Devoe to give
satisfaction when app according to
For the outside of your for thewalls'
inside, for the wood the floors. the
furnituregtbereiss particuia:Devoe paint,
my Devoe' s 172
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products. B'rbg' your plot and 'vamish
prob!” tone, and m dependable advice.
The Gotham Company
I). Washington gt. South h’or'vrhilsw
‘ Phone 48" I
“Where Economy Rules"
is the greatest proof of their complete
satisfaction in the
—both as to quality and price!
[ Another copy of THE A St P NEWS is out today! Full of use- }
ful cooking and household hints. Free at any of our stores!
service we render
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Fresh Creamery
Butter
lb. c
M31013 Oil For salads or cooking pint can 15¢
Babbitt’s Cleanser 2 cans 9c
Whole Milk Cheese
1b. 31°
.Gorton’s Codlisls
11b. brick 13°
Tomatoes
IONA Brand
Maryland-grown
large
cans
4
25°
A great reduction
in price—to intro.
‘duce Thea Nectar
Teas into still
more homes! '
my.
pkg-
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4 delightful
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.‘Orange Pekoe:
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all blended by ere
pet“, from the
Orient’s finest
young shoots!
Campbell’s Beans 3 d... 259
Duz
“Does your Washing for you!”
large pkg. 19c "‘
Del Monte P caches
No. 2 18¢
’ IPAGBB‘I‘T!
Macaroni ”a..."
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Kirkman’s
Fresh Fig Bars
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. Tomatoes Mud-am“ 32:: 25*
IP38. was thltgsrdenfrodsflsvor an 10‘
3; Corn . Sweet’yflsvcred whicdeorn
Beets Deep-red—fullflsvored lsrgeesn 15‘
Succotash ~ 6 . .... 1.7"
rear, Tree-ripened-Jn syrup can ‘5'
Lime Beam ~~ . z» 25*.
Sauerkraut ~ 1‘33: 15'
To make lento» meals more appefislug:
sardines mm mom a.» 14-
”an“ unusawoon [II-gees: 14°
AlasknBedSslmone-uml‘r
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Tuna Fish mum sen-15°
\ancy Wet Shrimp .. 15'
ChlBBsuee ww- i5° WWI?
”3342A t? P Brand Vegetables are thefinest canned
Extra Sifted Peas ”3;. 2 23°
Fancy Crosby Corn N“ 2 18'
Golden Bantam Corn "“1 19‘
StrlnLess Beans “3:2 15°
‘ Neoi‘ssifies for the Spring house-cleaning:
Washing Soda um zen-15'
Bobbitt’s Lye - . .. 13'
Dim “om your www- 3 pm 35¢
Mania ““5"“! bottle 23'
Ivory Soap Flakes m. 9:
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