1'- as We semen—scum 11011er 001111., SATURDAY, Movements 19211.1
ACFMTIES OF INTEREST FOR NORWALK WOME N
OfNrwellt
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for their
remote. “plays end em
ertaidnienta.
wea mglven e do.
Mill
4.71pm malt llouse. He‘ll
firtg was gt'v-
en in our! film leaks at his
horns." Osborn evenue. Saturday
evening
mth Wm
tarteeie‘eshutl the‘
milestones. ed a
steel. 1‘11.de efterndon.
as“
at the mt. Wednesday hillihl'he
that greeted Mr. enemies.
and the three plsyars in
'Vhor were Edmund Breees.
dervosa and Mih Mildred
it Or 0:.” atrest.
0Holiday at.
1.x... “by its airi- at to Nash
or com 7. in nor of
hing marriage to Ed-
)1. of Norcton.
h—I—d
Alvin Fer-men. ii
.oalebrated-othelr four.
“:.;MHDBQ one's interest in
‘ rosy night.
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of BL
‘ndey electrodes
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were
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limbo rim is. .
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, Wednesday
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1 "assumes the more.
’ d ouee‘a We!
-. ms storm and.
dtterndon. at her heme.
gewliig Won. .
v orwailc Women. Milking
Plans For. Thanksgiving}
etch. "The Persecuted W e." _
gain“. Colloid.
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11111111 or licensee's mares
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' is' made at white
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BuildinghStirs Up MuchJ
sml so Concert
Event of Week. i
09-th overuse entertained the menu}
sets or the tease werir committee.
: 13:11-11. Nerwaik Oongregation- :
rob. Tuesday. at an all day-
Iouase reams: at her heels.
. A dailglttul surprisepart was:
givenin honor of Atlas Amanda Deck 1
er. at the home or lira. Helene
muffs. 11 Osborn avenue. Tues-
day evening. by the members or the
friendship hints class of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
cent-hep
clubs
The celebration of the birthday oil
Arthur Horton featured the one hun- 1
. deed and flrtt meeting or the Beat
Nerwelk 'Plnochle club. Saturday
evening. at the home of Mr. and1
tire. Arthur Horton. Pleasant ave-
hue. i
i
Mrs. Frank Stag- sntertained thei
members of the capital 'i'himble
club :i‘ueeday afternoon at the home
of her daughter. 11111111110111 Nash.
heiiswoed road.
The 1-0 chapter of the Girls‘ and
Woman‘s club met for bowling at
the Norwelk Alleys. Wednesday
night.
I
Ira. John Ryan entertained thci
members or the sewing club at her
borne. at Second street. Wodnesdayi
afternoon. ' I
hire. Frank Goodyear gore the!
first of her series of talks on "Par-
liamentary Law" at the meeting or.
the ”other! club Tuesday after-
noon. at the Girls and Women's!
club. Main etreet
The membership drive of the 'i. 1
K. It. elub has been launched and
will continue for six weeks. Plans
for the drive were announced at the
meeting or the society Tuesday
night.
A delightful social time was spent
by the members of the Broad River
Community club it the meeting oiI
the club. Tuesday night
1 internal
A very successful card party was
here at the home of Mrs Louise
Welt emue. Saturday .
it! under Amines of the en- '
t0 nment 13 minutes of Wanoma.
cannoii. ‘
aha-tee— 1
The newly appointed Deputy Sm.
“first. . Matt. Bit!
it 5111mm scram puty. Su-
Clark. all or nridgeoort. were
the guests of honor-lat the heating
or my Jennings roars: Wednesday!
night. at. Rea Men‘s hall Walling-i
ton etreet. ‘ . .
Bin members of the local A. 0. H. 5
audio" attended the installation or
auxiliaries. No. ti and It. held Inn.
daf Afternoon. in the A. 0 3. hell.
litaniford. ‘
w
The monitor 61 the Past Home
(tread association met with lire.
Cordelia Drone. to Dayview avenue
'f‘ua‘edty n i.iht
The nominetidn of omeers was the
sole business at the meeting or the
. Tues-
tin die 1.. 0. 0. M. resins.
it direct.
3A Wilden-Form“ a. young “HI
rgette crepe and
trimmed with a. can of bins birds
embroidered in blue silk. "
Boutlt
Headed for the table.
rid dinner-we‘re committee everything
‘ piste service for twelva. Fine American, semi prece-
g or shine. meets! rim
.1... “1.519.511 “ $75. 00
and in since! decorations.
. .1 or
more -
bitumen.
| the club. Plans tor the theatrp per-
‘ sent. Mrs. George Mills served lunch-
' can The next meeting trill
' i1eld 151mm
Tried Local Riipe
SUNSHINE CAKE
Mrs. 11. J. Reynolds.
to! sum "not
5 eggs white end yolks
separately.
1 1-4 cups sugar. sifted twice.
Beat the yolks and the sugar to a
beaten
1 train. Then add ‘3 teaspoons of cold
water.
1-: cup boiling water. stirred in a
little at a time.
i 1-: cups flour. eifted twice.
To the flour. and 1-: teaspoon
cream of tort...
Little vanilla.
Pinch of salt.
Beat the whites to a stiff froth
and told into the cake. Sprinkle a
tablespoon of sugar on the top of
the calls. Just before it is put into
«11- TRY LHIS TOWN FIRST
Any NorWalk girl who feels that she cannot act ahead in:
her own home town. that the people here fail to recognize her .
abilities, and that she is being forced to go to the Big( itv to
seek her tortun eshcuid read the following littlo nrticlc sow-ml
times before mating any 1111st decision
The cashier of the Mound Valley State Bank at Mound
Valley. Kansas, is a young girl of about 22 years Miss Josephine .
Linscott, and the story of how. she became manager of the 111ml.
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1:111lto- “Thirty Below Zero."
Palace—”Aim Boy" and \'llllfi(‘-
lion-m "The Fighting .\l.111111~."
is a reel story.
Miss Linscoit wrisi graduated from the Womcu .- 1 11l|1 1.11- ..l
Montgomery, Alabam She thought like many other girls think].
so she Went to New Y rk citv and got a job in one of the world si
greatest banks. ‘
She found herself one of hundreds of clerks. All 1ii1_1 long
and often over hours she puuolicckpn adding machine or mudc'
out dry reports. 'l‘hdu one day she grow very tired of i1 111]
She walked out of Tthb bank and said she wouldn t he buck
the oven. This mslres a. delicious
light brown crust. flake very slow—
ly for 1 1-4 hours.
Mrs. Minerva Davis i
Votes Against The ’
..D A. R. Resolution
Resolutions protesting against the
erection of any buildings 0n the
scrub side of the Wall street bridge
were passed at the Nevomber meet»
ing of tho Norwelk Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolt»
tion. Only one member of the Chap-
ter. Mrs. Loo Davis. voted ageinet
the resolution.
It was the strongly expressed feel-
ing of the meeting that the bridge.
as one at the earliest public works
or the town. around which the his-
tory or the uptdwn center has fo-
cused, should be forever preserved
as a bridge. Reasons of public com»
fort. pmklng possibilities. and in or;
'df‘l that the widening of the street
at this point could. be accomplished
at a minimum expense. as well as
the fact that time seemed to be‘
strong reasons for the claim that
rho property 011 11h1clr lilL‘ proposed
'storc was to be ti'cctcd uns public
1nd not priratc property. all were
brought forwaid as reasons for re.
fusing the permission now sought
for the suction of these buildings.
A petition to the Secretary of War.
ihr City Council. end the Building
Committee of Norwalk protesting
against the proposed buildings was
circulated and signed by all the
members present but one.
B. R Club “Gives-w
Itself A New
Fancy Name
’lhc Beta Rho Society was enter-é
tninod last evening by Miss Myrtle.
.uuis at her home i Laurence street.
Cards were played end the priaeoi
winnois were Miss Maris Glenn and
Charles C. Hendrick. ‘Itowland A. '
Schwcbel woa “rented the console.-
tion p1-._ise
The name of the organisation was
changed from the B R. club to the
Betta. Rho Society at a short heal
.ncss meeting. The name was found
more applicable to the group. Frank
'Marron wed elected vice president of
iv to New York in January were
discussed. ‘
A rattle was held md George
1 Count. or the nevi Berber shop. -
New Haven es the lucky winner of
a. 1: pound urker.
'rhere we‘re it club members pre-
held
December 10 at the horns of areld
C. Pennington. '11 need streeg
N. S. D. Club
. . m
Niiicteen members of the N. S. 1).
club oi Grace chur h attended the
meeting at the soc ety last night.
Following a. short business session
during which time routine mettere
wei-e taken up. the girls 1111611111.
to the pulpit hall where a a
practice of besketbali and s yaicel
training was held under the direc
tlon 0: ”to ma“ “due
- There will be no meeting or the
club next Thursday. The girls oon~
vene again Decent
AskedTO.
.111 membrs of ,
cl. w. 3.0.. era
the funeral tend
tor. Mrs. Whitli
o clock at the [Width . “1,4
Breese. Min Mary 8e and Miss Signed: I
tsildred O r wonderful \\‘ OMEN‘S BOARD
serviceaoe . of Norwalk Hospital
“throng “nut“ w. r'. 3111-] hits. Edmund Breesc
Birthday rty . 1 Danciig; Class
Mrs. Helen Wrcnu of Wilson
on:tl:,'t|h'milr’:;w 'ninthvetiirtrh. Point. dancing teacher. held two
t "m. Mi. '1'“ 0| ' classes at the Royal Janice inn yes-
- a“ - hr 0‘ It “a m A. 0.2:: ttrduy. The women’s dancing group
for the occasion wit 1:. pink and
W Md
“1’ in going to some town where I will be known to the hoes '
she said. “If I have' any ability I want recognition and l 111111I
get it here punching nn adding machine. "
She turned up as clerk in the small town bank in '{111 ..1s
The opportunity was there When she caught an error iii-'1 inmk
president end the chairman of the board of directors heard about’
it. When she remained long after hours to complete bookkccp ‘
in; tasks. the head of‘tlie institution knew of it. It 11111 not 15...!
before she got a better job and salary increase.
When the place of bank manager and cashier “(is loft 111.111.
the board of directors unanimously chose Miss Linn-1111
haired and youthful c1was.bui conservative and accurate
Mound Valley business men respect Miss Linscott Slic kuow‘s .
business and knows feimers and what they' re gelling she know 5
how much she can lend and 11111 when to call.
The advice container] in her story may 111- pl 11.11- 1.1 lliu
girls in the big cities. The girls who say their homo 111111111 rcfusc I
to recognize their shim also may find a word there too.
Mrs. John M; Clark Named New
President Of University Women
Mrs. John Maurice Chrk Pr. ll. 1 and Mrs “ 0...] 111-1» mm... 11 (0,.”
Chicago University. 02 \\’.,rstror1 ' 111111111, to c0111.. mm 0‘ i101 on: on.
was elected the new prt‘e‘ltl'nt of lhr I
lrnilons intorrsicd in this Melon: :1!
\\0ik \r'illi 1| view to eliciting 1r)-
Norwnlk branch °t the MM'HN‘" 1'“)th ion in financini: th 1 scarchi 1111
Association of Univers1ii\\'onir-n r1 in! the town rcrm 11: ;
its November meeting eld ycso-i- The meeting also unanimouslvi
day at the Thomas School in Ho
wayton. med Margaret brendlingnr.
principal of the Hillside school. 11-11.-
passed it resolution opposing thr'
erection of any structures on the
south side of the “all Siren;
elected vice president II the for- bridge over the Norwalk m... 11
mar secretary. Mrs. A. . Mlnnick was the senliment of the mantis:
end the treaaurer. Mrs. eorle l'hil- that no a ruclurc of any sort should
in Kflvv. were refuineillin their old
positions. .
It was voted to commie preli-
minary work of public the his
tory of Norweih from a town rec-
ords. This work was ‘etarted last
year. Mile Brendl'ngeij lire. Cutler
War close in ’he bridge and thus:-
destroy ihc identity of one of thri
oldest landmarks of tho town.
was ordered that copies of this reso-
lution be sent to the Secretary 01‘
War. the CI.y Council and the
Building Committee of the city.
Women' s Hoipitai Board Raises
$3.105I 01.13h Mario Chamlee Concert
“that tho Morl'b Che. lee cor-inert listen for their solidcrml srrrict- as
giiefi Wednesdfl night“ It the 30- publicity committee:
gent theatre was a unaheial success at; M. wen” and
Walter H.
as well as a sucoehs i every other 11..., f . . . .
form. m “harm“ . ay when (“ml-11113“? their unites as finance
the Women‘s board at llorwaik '
"W. Alien Sclloi‘lt‘ld for his scrv~ 1
ices at the organ.
"The attaches of the Regent and
hospital announced th the effort
to raise ”1600 had 11 over the
top. in feet “.103 salon-ed.
The "moment “.1.“ the board Palace theatres for their unatintod
1. .- “uou; . . services in giving so generously of
“Audio Norwallr have re- "It" “mt:
epdhd‘d to the all e wonderful "The member! of the police de-
cause. end enabled a Woman purtment in helping us so generous-
beerd ot the Norm hoepitel In Lv; the Morris Express company for
putting their short to at. 000. hauling; tho Studwell Piano com-
'mthe Top" bunt raised puny for so generously extending
wasg “.105. and the rd has the the use of the piano on the stage.
tidied- of not genly having
«newness loci. but 111111114111. given
No.1 lift“ that will long be
“WU weidtn’e boa wishes to
take this opportunity thank Mr.
and Mia. )le'rio Chemise. Edmund
and the A. J. Collins company for
the use of furniture on the stage.
"Without the wonderful coopera-
tion of the above referred. the con-
1:111 could not have been the success
it was.
'\\'1~ thunk you.
met at 10:30 o'clock in the morn-
ing. the program including social
dam-ins and umber-inn up exercises.
in the afternoon at e o'clock. the}
children's dancing class met. l
u rurssia avenue. at the home of
her parents.
The home was prett‘i
ly decorated
hide osier eeheuie. table dec-
liolilwd : "g
i ,\i. ll. lliil. Cuiiuondulo. were guests
. or the newin goommlttee of the Con-
' Dnnbury. and Miss Mary Fox. pinn-
’l‘omorrow Night
[hallo—“Tho Blue Eagle."
i'ulnve—"Thn l-‘slso Alarm."
lit-nontc'wvmn Husbands Fliri
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Smi Ailil Title For Today
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Sim And Tide For Tomorrow
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Tlic Franklin Civic League has’
1 homemade cake sale at the Mod-
11111 Mont marke‘. North
bll"'~l today from 1 to 5
on.
1‘1111111111nlly llnll. Wed. Nov. '.'i.i
1'111-11 luv lho N-S-S-—-235.-A1l\‘.
.11 Johnson school Thursday the
mlmnl Frol‘fiil a victory our the!
seniors. Miss Melon ’1‘. llelchford
li'if‘li‘ml lil“ mime. After the hi1;
Lilli" nuoihrr game was played b1».
l“t“’ll the classes which “as‘
’ 14011-1111 by Felix Mace.
Mists Esther Cook. East Nornull i
line r turned to tho Norivalk lllglii
wlonl .1111r n11.1bécnce.
I
~—-.\llnnlrcl Show and Dance. Red i
lilii‘s hull. b‘outh Norwalk. Bet-
1111l11_v. Nowmhcr 20111. Prize: 35.00
1.1 stl ('l1:1rlcst0n couple. Tickets.
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.\l1..11'11| Airs. Kilim “Ilklnsorl.
'.'i J 111.1 1.11enue will render a duet
111 the ll-r-uayton hlrthodlsl Episco
[ml iliilrch. tomorrow evening.
.\ir< ll. lvn ll. Godfrey and Mrs.
:18 i'i'irmls in town, Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Bradbury. to Bayview
iivcnur. will entertain the members
grcgniional
.i‘uosdey.
church at her home.
-—0rder your personal Christmas
i‘urds today at Donnelly’s.—-Adv.
Mrs. Jennie C. Gregory. soprano.
isr. Georgetown. will broadcast from
Station woes. New York. on
the afternoon of November at.
3111s. Lena Huntoon Geldstain
piilr‘f‘. will [)0 till“ hostess to the
(11.1.11 Luck club. Monday. Notember
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Deaths and Funerals
' luv-~11 for a number of summers.
Eleanor B. Heines.
Mrs. Eleanor Clark Hollies. wife
oi Carl A. Hoines of Shorehaven
and Mount Vernon. passed away
wsli‘i'dny at her home. 125 South
Second avenue. Mount Vernon. in
her 44th year. She isi survived by
her husband and one daughter.
Frances. The funerei.wiii ho pri-
rate and interment will be in Keit-
sir'o cemetery.
hire. llelnee was very well known
in "his city having resided at Shore-
Mrs. Luther M. Whitney
The funeral of Mrs. Luther M.
Whitney will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o‘clock from her
home. in the state armory. The
seniors will be oondumed by the
Salvation Army. Interment will be
in Norwalk cemetery. Mrs. Whitney
pusscd away 'l‘huruley evening.
u
George Fndericlr Manson
l-‘iimral services for 0. Frederick
Moiilton were held yesterday after-
noon at 4:30 o'clock. at his late
1
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8:47. A. .‘i.‘:
Mair-11 Ilr-nton Werner.
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The Evening leetlnei weloonree
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column in the
paper. and regrets that so men:
oleringe have to be rejected be-
cause of the carelessness of the
writer.
Many people fail to write
names legibly and an item with-
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. such matter
cannot be used until it has been
rccopied in The Sentinel aides
and there is eeldore time for thet.
People using typewriters should
use a double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space for corrections whore nec-
. essary.
DE 31011.“! Si'lll-Iiil Ll)
FOR Till: (‘OMING \\i ‘ 1
Sundoy.2.‘10- 111111 Iran] 11 .
core of the first d1 kru 111111 i;
lay club. to “1st 1111-.1111e
Monday. 7'311-—1"‘l:1ss 111 mm. 1
at the Huh. .\.1-”— .\lo-1li11L‘ .1 1
teams in lliv \l:1--111|1' 111111113" 1311
at the club.
“'cdnt‘adziv. i .111...
Norwnlk auditorium.
Thursday. s-oo
basketball gum.
mory.
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11.11111 .1.’ II
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ll‘ .‘{111‘.1li..1.~
Ernest 1".)ic01'egcr. .tor of tlic
il"lr~l. Congregational 1hurcli oilici
111.11. The remains were shipped to
Iliaili. Me. for interment. '
.._.._.
. George Wilson.
The funeral of George Wilson.
who was found dead in bed at his
home in York street yesterday
morning. will take place Monday
Inrirrnoon t mo from the funeral
parlors o 1). w. Raymond in West
Rev. James
rector or (trace
cruciate. interment
Washington street.
church. will
,v.‘ill 1m in Riverside cemetery.
1211 Ii’lvoulr"s golul to the dunr-c.
The deceased was ti years of ago.
.1111] had been employed a‘. the it.
.\- (‘1. (‘orset factory. Mr. Wilson is
sun 11 ed by one son. Charles H Wil-
11011.nnd four grandchildren. all of
1 “Opilnllinlt‘! of tho Norwnlk highi lhis (ilv
CHURCHES
ewedisli [mtheren Church
3. Axel Anderson. Student Pastdr
1. Evening service and sermon
11 Mr Anderson.
Methodist Episcopal
Church
(West end Mott Avenues)
(At the Center)
(Mcari l’. Culver. Ph.l).. Min.)
9:t5——Sunday school. Mr. H. M.
N. Sigman. Superintendent.
"zoo—Morning worship. Sermon
by the pastor on "Thanksgiving
Shrines."
6:30—Dcvotional
Epworth League.
cnson will lead.
Your Best."
7:80—Evenlng worship with spe.
cial musical program by The Chern-
ley Sisters. trumpeter-s: “Forever
With the Lord." by Gounod. "Open
the Gates of the Temple." by Knapp.
N email
service of the
Mr. Gurney Stor-
Suhicri: "Livinz at
"Onward Christian Solderls." by
Jude. “Largo." by Handel. Select-
eJ Hymns.
The Charnley Sisters should be
heard by every lover of music in
Norwalk.
Monday-745. The Tompkins lea-
5119.
Wednesday—8:00. Union service
of Thanksgiving with the First Cen-
gregatlonal church in the Methodist
church. Dr. MacOregcr will preach
on “The Thanksgiving secret."
There will be no prayer meeting
Thursday evening.
Next Sunday evening: “The Two
Harri-sis." a Thanksgiving Cantata
by the quartet.
in. Paul's Oimrci
0n the Green
Louis B. Howell. Rector.)
Holy Communion: 9. morn-
(Rev.
7:30.
in: prayer: 9:16 Sunday school;
10:30. Holy Communion and ser-
mon: 7:30 p. m.. Evening prayer.
All persons are welcome at the
canteen at St. Paul's Church. All
seats are free at all services; thoae
who come may sit where they like.
Strangers and visitors in town are
especially invited to attend.
Rehearsals for the Christmas
pageant are being held during the
Sunday school hour. and on Wed-
nesday afternoons at four. Boys and
girls wishing to take part are ealr-
ed to come to the rehearsals.
Thursday. Thanksaiving I)”.
there will be the usual Thanksgiving
service at s. which hour gloss opt
portunlty fer the people to attend
service before the other activities
of the dey.
A corporate Communion of the
women of the parish will be held
at the 7:80 a. n1. service this dun~
day. it Is hoped all the women or
the. parish will try to attend. Break.
fast will be served to the women
home. 13" Flat Hill road. Rev. Dr.
after the service. in the Sunday
school room.
‘ St.
| Eirths
Mr. and M111. .‘lribur i‘. J'.I’/;.
l’luymon-i .‘ll’t'i‘l. llouuvton. 11.1 1'.-
proud plirf'll‘s of :1 him lrurii I11» 11.
l)‘. Mr. .lutli'n Is an 1-ng1111c:
the highway depui'tmcnl 11!
(=in of Norwalk.
iii
Mr. Nobody 11f Nowiirrc
l have not lmr-n in the 11:1“
California or (is where 111111-11. .1111
ire—1.11111 lrnm Kenneth G. O--- .
in the, 1.011 .ingelrs Huntley Times.
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mo LATE r'on cmssrncarioi
GIRLS—Over it. who wish perms-
nont \van'. on out or ‘1vn nonli-
inurhincs..\;11i1 1'111ctl. Psalm-‘1
& Company in1
\VFKT NOR‘V All\ --1 room i'llll‘
gnlmv. one nor- ot ground. 33.?”
! Torms. Now ('11nar1n K 1011111
, Colonial hmisc‘ r‘nmplv-lclv {111
' nished. Two «111' gnrnirc. l".'n 11.11-11-
of land. will] brook. Harrow
George G. McKonilr)’. iclrplzou-
i 109-4 New Colman.
Lo ROOMS—Electric lights. 111131111"
sink. rvhehtulv. pus 111111
toilc:
Rent 325. lnquii'c :'-1‘1 'r.11-lo1-
Ave.
rivn ROOM I-i'OUFE—Flrst or...
condition. all improvcmr-nts 1.1-
erpt heat. Rank-r lllrllixllwl. iii-11',
"0.00. Located 11' 23 i‘hcstum
Inquire 1‘3 l1iir11;1'1.~\'~.
l‘hcnc 1.1.1-2.
OHICHESTERM S PILLS
“ 11.51%“
.- socialite
' ‘ «m use oboe.
who-euIIeWAlways Reliable
PAEACE
Monday and Tuesday
R E G E N '1‘
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Fraternal I
BORROW 1
MONEY ‘
For Coal, Clothes, Bills at 1
[legal interest
Public Loan Corp. 1.
30 Wall St. Norwalk
Over Tristram d: Hyatt‘a
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE c055
16 North Main Street
80. Nor-walk Phone 255
ieeeivec blue
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How Is Business?
We are asked that'everydey, and here is our auction .
‘ Wonderful. When you have a good article, you do
business. When you satisfy customers they send you 1
, increased business. A satisfied customer and booster,
01- “No Sale” is our motto. Three years ago we
couldn’t give away “Little Wonder” Fuel Savers. . -
Now we are working nights selling and installing
them. “Little Wonders” save you both coal and
money. They give you better heat in your home
(more uniform, 84 hrs. a day), Less work and labor
running your fire. (No ashes to sift.)
“$592 Wednesday’s paper for our sales list)
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