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Local Peo le Make
ents
Good
tr
I’llic weather. lots at turkeys. low
prices and a plentiful supply 0: all
luaod things that go to make the
e'l‘hnnksgiving dinner the sort it
ought to lie—what more could the
people of Norwalk ask?
Everybody in this city. at any
rate. is making tine tum ot the holi-
day. Family dinner parties are in
iorder. the number of gut-sin rang-
ing from two to twenty-live.
Quito u number of our local peo-
Iplc. however. are. going out of town.
“Just for a change."
For those who remain in town.
there is plenty of entertainment at
the private clubs and at the coun-
try t‘l‘lh.“
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund int-«so of
1': France atrect. are dining in Xciv
York city this year. They plan to
i take their Thanksgiving dinner with
Mrs. M. Kennett of New Yolk,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Welles. l-il
East avenue. are entertaining their
non and daughter-in-hiw and their
three children from Long inland!
'nver the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin l-'. An-
drews. 13 Park street. “1“ enter-
taining their daughter. hathleen.
and her friend. Miss Dorothy \\ hitc-I
liousewt‘ Michigan for Thanksgiv-
ing dinner.
Mrs. 1"I‘llnk1iii .l. Ilolilin ot‘ Ship-l
pan Point is entertaining at nutritionE
of gutsts toi- dinner today, inelud-I
lng
Mir-z” Somli Lewis and Mr. and
|lo Mrs. '
\vllilmu ll. iiynmion or 17!
' “olden :ivi-nur-.
Dr. and hilti. \‘iiiceiit V. Hanoi,
105 South Main street. have its their
dinner guests today Mrs. William 1‘.
DeKlyn. 11 Arch street. and Mrs.
Frank Ellair. Pittsburgh. r...
i
c=r~
r. and Mru. Philip N. Knapp. of
“iii; Ridge, have (or their Thanks-
? giving dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs.
George Peter Nelson and son.
Glonbrook. and Mrs. and Mrs. C.
Webb Shillingtortl of (‘lenrt‘icld
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. George t'.‘ Lock-
. wood, 37 High street. art- in .\ew:
York for ”I“ day. t
1 .-
Mr. and Mrs. Percy liarrett ot’
Brooksidc are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Renshnw at New \ork
ulty over the holidays. and Mrs. A.
1 B. Dims of New York'clty. Mrs.
Barrett's lllOllii'l'. Mr. and Mm.
Rem-haw are the bit?“ r :lllI l-zmher-
ll’i-I‘l‘.‘ Cf Mr. llari‘ett.
it ———-—-—- ‘ 1
Mr. and Mrs. (:Ilfll‘itfi htiliiuzild
0t 14 lilizcahi-ih street are having a
family dinner today with Mr. and
1 'Mrs. llarold l'orter. their danghten
1 ‘snd son-ln-inw as guests, ‘
‘ -,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley l;nl:iuski.
123 How. a avenue. have as their
guests for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr.
and Mrs.- Rafferty. Miss Anita. ‘
iWilma. and George Rafferty. Mr. and
th5. George Pierce. Mr. and Mrs.
W'llllttni Cotit'i‘ll. :intl 'l’hendoi'e 'itiy-
‘ tor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stein.
“wald are t‘xp':t’lt"d to "visit" later in
the evening.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Galilie and
children, 69 East avenue. have gone
to Brooklyn over Thanksgiving.
1 ‘ Dr and Mrs. Joseph II. Slonian of
1 ‘83 Van liiirrn avenue went out of
1 town today tor the. holidays.
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1' Mrs. Htletiii Hill Weed of Wilson
Point. is entertaining her daughter
and son-in-luw. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
‘Stephenson and her son. Lieutenant
Harvey Weed of Annapolis. at her
home today for Thanksgiving din.
.nr-r.
i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ilrush or
; Meadow street are entertaining Mr.
lirush and Mr.
1' land Mrs. Clarence
I Muhlbcrtrrr for
land Mrs. “'lllitini
l'i‘hanksgivimr.
l -..“...
q..."- and,“ and Mrs. John Keogh of
Marvin hrut'h and their daughter.”
vFrances. have gone to Boston for a
‘tcw days. They will be. met there
lay Jack Keogh. non of Mr. and Mrs.
. BORROW
MONEY
For Coal, Clothes, Bills st
bezel interest '
J ’ Public Loan Corp. I
30 Wall St. Norwalk
Over Tristrsm a; Hyatt's
. Amelia Gardner
" nmsoron
of the
Silvsrmine Guild Theatre. .
v": who has had 38 years expert-
' once on the stage. will acce
a limited number of pupils in
We. voice in speech. post-
ure. breath rythms ”id dic-
tion. Individual lessons and
1‘ classes may be amused.
Ili- Gsrdnsr’vviu be available
(or direction plan and (or in
divides! Mom ‘ -
Rm. Poous Avenue.
PM I‘d»
Many Thanksgiving Dinner
1" Parties .in' Norwalk This Year
ome From Colleges and Relatives From
Surrounding States Make Merry Thanksgiving.
Misti i
. day.
VVed Today'.
Use of Holiday; smo-
Keogh. who in studying at Andover
Colin-gr. Andovt-r.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Miller of
Hudson street are entertaining Mr.
and ‘lilrs. (‘hurles Muller from
l’lidehninnn. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l‘iulil ot'
\i'omiwnrti avenue have gone to
New York t‘ll_\' (or the holidays.
Min and Mrs. Wilbur Noefus. l9
Rt‘ltll‘ll .avenuv. are visiting Mr.
.\'i:->tu.-‘ Mother in New Jersey.
. -..—...
Mrs. Lillian 5. Abbott. l0 Union
Park. is entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
William MeAlister of New York city1
over Thanksgiving. Mrs. McAllntt-r'
is her stator. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank (I. Goodyear.
Iifi North avenue. with their three
anus and Mrs. Goody-car‘s mother.
Mrr. Thomas (lay. \vlll spend
Thanksgiving in Nuiipaturk as the
guests or Mr. (lquyeur's mother.
4—— ‘
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brundage. 15
llettswood road, are visiting Mrs.
lirunrlagix's Histi-r in New Jersey
over the lioliiltiyti.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold l‘ooltinan
and son or ilrush street are spend-
ilig 'l'hankwgivlng in Wilmington.
Delaware. this your.
Mr. and Mrs. .ltiiilea l.. Allen itnd'
.hin. .lamt-s, tin: l'ZiiSt avenue. will be;
lli'.‘ tIillllt'l‘ glli'hln oi Mr. Allen's par- 1‘
outs. .‘zli'. and Mra. Ii. C. Allen. 11'
Ii‘li‘ll‘tllil .vtn-t-t. today. John Ken-
lin of NM. York. will :‘ilrtn lm a
;:il<'.‘it.
.\ir. and Ml'd. N. b'. l-‘irguooii. is,
St. Juliii rtrvr‘t. will entertain their1
son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frnnltf
Ferguson and daughter. Ruth. ol‘i
lionesdale. l‘d _ over the week-end.
—..._._
Mra. l-‘lorent-e .\'. Joslin and
tiaughiwr. 5'.) Main street. will enter-
tain i'l‘It‘ll'I‘t at dinner. today.
Mm. M. .l. (i'ni'li-n. ltecd street.
is i‘iilt‘i‘lttiilill: her nietet‘-in-lnw.,
Mrs. John .l. l-‘itzgcrald of Derby.
Mr. and Mrs.,.l-:. G. Shine. Crockett
rztrcvt. will t'lll'.‘I‘iJlIIl at a. family diu-
ner today. "l‘lii'ir guests will be Mr.
and Mrs, J. ii. l‘lnnder. Mr. and,
Mrs. Roy Snyder and children. and:
Mrs, Susan l.‘iloniinediou.
\\'. ii. ti'llrir-ii of the Sir; York
will spend Thanksgiving
Tt'li‘k'l'lllli.
“i hit: litllllt‘. ’.‘ lteeil street. -‘
.‘lrs. H. G. Norton and ti.’ii.ighlt‘l‘.i
T ileed street. will SD'WHI'TIIZ‘IHIIH-
nii'iiiiz in New llavenp
Mrs. iitla Nickcraon will be host-
..sa to a tainily reunion and dinner
party todu. at the home of her
«taught-r. .‘Ii'lw. ll. M. N. Sigman.
luynionil li‘i‘!‘.‘.t'e.
Mrs. S. St‘tilit‘l'l. M) Strawberry
llili :ivimw. ixill entertain several
gluon .i' dinii -r today. Among:
tin-m will iw lir. and Mrs. ’l‘. I). Sco-l
litiil oi‘ New York; Mrs. Florence
"I‘Ollli’ and i‘harlea '\"aii Stone of
Bridgeport. and Mrs. ljva Pearce of
liai-ti'otti.
. Mr. and Mrs. Heth Denocr andi
*eliildrvn are having Thanksgivingl
dinner with Mr. DcBoer's parents;
Mr. and Mra. Andrew l‘ielioer. Platt’
street. East Nor-walk. There will be‘
ll. luiiw i'uri'iili celebration for the
holiday. -
Mr. and Mrs. 1“. J. Lewis. 35 Put-1
naiu avcnuc. are host and hostens‘
for Thanksgiving to Mr. and Mrs.‘
i Earl it. Lori-it and Mr. and Mrs.’
i liollie I'. Munsey of Beverly. Mam.
{and Mir-:5 Hazel \Yoodbury oi I’ratti
,iiistitutv. lirooklyn. 1
.-h-——---
Mrs. A. Hyde. Cole (if Sasqua Hills.
1 is in Bui‘i’alo. Y. Friends will.be.
isorry to learn that her father lies;
.1 serionriy ill at his homo in that. city. 3
1
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott KubU
hell. Highland avenue. are untor~‘
taininp; their daughter and son-in-
law and two littio sons over the
holidays. -
..Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. Patter-
scn ot Winfield street are spending'
thanksgiving in Milford. -
Tony More of 8 Blake street has
gone to New York 'clty for tho hol- _
idays.
Miss Frances Smith. 88 Harriet
street has gone to Fannie. N. J..
where she will remain until Sunday.
Miss Mabel Montgomery. 154 Main
street goes to Passatc. N. J.. Satur-
tiny for the remainder of the holi-
Jack Wolfe. son of Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Wolfe. til South Main street.
is home tor the holidays from .
Georgetown University.
Miss Grace Fechheimcr. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs} A. M. Fechhelmer..
46 Elmwood avenue will not returnf
to Norwaik for Thanksgiving as the:
holiday time is so short. She is ex-
pected home om college. Wiscon-i
sin university. at Christmas time.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Taylor and i
daughter Norma or Barclay court'
will spend Thanksgiving day_ in
Waterbury With Mrs. Taylor'- moth-
Qt‘. b
v
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Lola. Baxter. Roton avenue and
Emily Stevens. Melanin place stu-
dents at the Dunbar! Normal school
will both be at their homes during!
the Thanksgiving recess.
5 .
)ir. and Mm. l“. \i‘. Scliuilze of.
New York city will enJoy Thanks-l
giving dinner with Mr.
' tinfr son and daughter-ln-inw.
«~i’hoto by Mnnuglan.
IDA M. WOOD
Who will become the bride ol‘ John
Toothlll. Jr.. today.
and Mrs.
Wendell i'. Millikan. lionayton ave-
llut‘.
Mr. and Mrs. llcrbert Wilkinson uhd
baby daughter. 22 1-: Union avenue
will enloy Thanksgiving dinner with
Mr. Wilkinson's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Wilkinson. ‘3" .llerkclcy
street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leland Walsh. l-‘or-
‘ t-st street. will entértain I-‘lorcnce
; Godfrey and her sister from Wilton
for Thanksgl 5. Mr. Walsh has
gust, returned. ine troni'tlie Nor-
woli: l-orpital where he has been
continmi lot the putt \\‘t‘t‘k with {Alh‘
. pendleltis. lie is to ad to be back in
time for lil< Thanksgiving dinneii
Mia-.- listher Linchun. Merwhi
street is home for the holidays from
Is’d‘ studies at Laurelton IilIII. Mil-
lord.
(Captain and Mrs. Cari Anderson
are. intertaining at dinner tomorrow
their son and daughter-in-luw. Mr.
and 'sirs. llsry Anderson. Louis
Shock of l’eekskill. and Miss lioro-
itiv llownrd of this city.
it
Mr. and Mrs. 1‘). S. 1:0wen and Mr.
and Mrs. George lnghnm of 20 St.
John street. are entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. Harry R. Reynolds. Wini-
trcil. Ruth and llalph Reynolds or
New lfrltnin over Thanksgiving.
M: and Mrs.’ N. S. l"ergiison. 18
Ht. .lohn street are entertaining
Mr.
and Mrs. lt‘rnnk Ferguson and their
l|lt.(~ ginnddaiighti'r. itiitli. and some
friends over the IiOIldfl)‘.
'Mr. and Mrs. .‘lieliml .\I‘l'i.I|.illI§.
l‘.’ I'Zlmwood avenue will he host and
hostess at a
family dinner today at their houn».
Tliclr guests will include: Mr. and
Mrs. lien Abrahams. Mr. and Mrs.
John lleniamln. Mrs J. Ahraliains.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ahraliams. Miss
Gertrude, Ahrnlinnis. lir. and Mrs.
Shapiro. of Brooklyn. .\'. \’.. ltoh
\‘anetkin of New York city. Miss
Ethel It'eeler.‘ Richard Alirahaiu
and tho children oi the emiplvs.
Mr. and Mrs, John Merrlman.
Main street and daughter lintli arr-
spending the holiday in Philadel-
. .ETHEL
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WATCH THIS SPACE
you SPECIAL DA'lLY FEATURE
STARTING MONDAY
Grandma and granddaughter, the business wo-
man and the politician; the disihisioned one and
the dreamer; the home body and the lovelorn—
they’ll all be‘interested and they’ll all read it be-
cause—well, wait and see!
CONGRATULATIONS
The Norwnlk League of Women Voters Illlh a new president
ill Mrs. George Scott liubbell. who iakm the place which Mrs.
Helena Ilill Weed so ably filled in the llllsl.
The job is a big one, and it difficult one. Big. iitft'llllht‘ the
vvork of the League of Voters covers \lli‘il a large field: ditlicul‘
income the. League must neeevrily maintain at inn-partisan atti-
tude where personal feeling must be kept in a stat- of subinersimi.
'to an even greater e‘teiit than is common in most. orrunizatinur.
«and the ideals oi! the League given it first and t'oreniott place.
Yet we know that Mrs. lliibbell will be, able to handle her
new position with succes ller previom training in executive
.vork in the Norwalk chu II‘It‘fll‘l Women‘s Association will stand
‘ her in good stead. .
In the association, Mrs. Ilubbell proved herself to be a woman
of strong ideas. with the ability and brains to develop them; a
woman who throws her whole heart and soul into the work in
hand: a woman who never leaves iiiii‘inidied ll task once begun.
Since. the members of. the league unanimously voted for her
grand Thanksgiving'
31:;
election it in safe to presume that she will have the whole and
'sineerc backing of the hagne in her “0‘“ position.
, We congratulate you Mrs. lluhlmll .‘Ill'i the League. and wish
Eyou both good luck.
T. K.
pl.ia visiting relatives. They expect
to spend several days at the St-FI'HJI-
H. Comedy
(triennial. l . ,, '""""’"
‘ -.-- a i 1 i that lri int- iuio ..i the
Mr. mm Mrs. Eiln‘u‘ ll. vanilil-llrll 1. Vt'lti.‘tvti\‘ that the iiirtiilieii:
int Iilt i. l\. ll. society will givi-
ill January in conjunction
livMI-lay boys.
111' lit‘rt'orinan .- \\t'lt
-____._.. ‘ the inn-ting M'Nho :vo.
Edward Doly. it! l‘utiiam avenue "3"” "-N'bl liIt-Ihl. iii the South
H.“ gone to his sister's home .1" l .\or\\' tint ongrrgatlonal church. The
iiVoliaston. Mann. for the holiday. IN”) “ 1- 1‘“ “oilfi‘ll under the dirt-o.
..nd Mrs. iisear' Sehnltzu are in New ”’1‘" ““"
will ‘ ““h V
i l'l..im {or
t .
,ills- ll 2.. ‘i .i;
lCartlL-berg. Bettswood Lane and Mr.1
iYork for their holiday. ’I‘hvv
lettend IIll' theatre.
1
. ---—--—— 9"1 '5 ' .il'fiin lingers I’l'nllllfl‘nz
‘ Mrs. Walter Rierson. 85 an? an». (Oldie : ‘
rl‘l-t'. is entertaining s numb r all '10“ tril~ huh: .‘ilbo planar-d In
‘wflm m dinner today. aid >: .. talks for Thanksgiving and
. _._____ * Enill <!' ".ivlll'" several baski-tst.
Miss Emily Lyncs. is wm two-5 'l" vnlvrsidn mm which tli'
‘m... hug as her gut-slit nt 'l‘liniiks-l-‘vm‘li‘i ta linlnlim: has not started a~
‘KHIHR dinner. her cousins from New 9 sum . _, Hilly 11H had been hoped but
Milford and Mrs. Joseph Allen. will in doubt take on real lite at
. lll'll urv’ks meeting. "A poor lie-
, ' ruiniw ' niakt- a good ending.“ so the
Bll‘thday Part} ‘ll‘ ~. ' ~: have not lont hope at all.
. . . .-....-._
.\ very pleasant party was given5 t. - ,,
{at the home of Clarence Clark. Jim! BOhble BIII‘IIS Slipper
recently in honor of his third birth-1 .\ Hold-in lliiriis" supper will be
day. lumen and radio selectifinaih'fl 1 by the members of Lady Me-
1\\'t'l't‘ onloyod by the little guests. :l.i 2.‘ ‘. l0i1§il:.'~‘0llil'lllllt3 in January.
Daliitv 1‘1 froshitieiits ot‘ iru r'rv-nm, : l". “.~ 'or this uiro discussed at tho
molar and candy wr-ie S'T‘T‘tl. Z lI‘-‘ ‘21...- nl’ the lodge. Tuesday night,
(Thrift-“(fr pr(it'(‘tl a wry 't Illtl'lliinil1il. . I Men's hail. Main street.
tlittle limit and was the reetpiiizt of; tTim: l-mbclle Lockwood was lip-
Ioany gifts. lttl' it i chairman or the social com.
.. Those present wort: l-Ziiiily :iii l . lulll'”.
.i.illian i‘lark. Eugene Skoileid. Urr- .‘i‘liIt
trude and Adelina Whitlock. “‘1‘.» :iilililli‘
.liam Lotzko. Ruth Thompson. l‘-~ r
Eiiard llolhst. \‘.’illilui Kliniiilek. Jl'.
from plans for the supper.
business matters occupied
"lit .:tle:it‘ioi‘i ot the members for the
Killing.
l Charles Clark. ilr.. Mrs. loin-rt} 'i‘he nev. meeting of the lode:
Ii-‘oote. Mrs. l.. A. Sullivan. Mrs l'i\l'1 he December ii.
-.iolin Lotzko, Mrs. Otto lhitli r, Mr~ . ...—...___.._.._.....--.
,I“l":1llk “lurk. Mrs. George Thniiii»
json. Mrs. Clara 'l‘liompsen. .\lr~
t George'Millr-r.
Wedding Anniversary
.‘dr. and Mn. llenry Gerhardt. Si
‘ Mrs. llrrnian Ki!illilit"k. Mrs. H.» :~!r:iwherry llill :it'oniw. nro 0pm.“.
.liam Kimmlek. Mrs. Dorotln .i . Liz: their tliirl \irtl-ii'i: 1Vliinit ersary
Kimiiiici.‘ and Mrs. (’hat'lfls Plath. today.
REALITY
-l-s»‘ ...J
‘1 _fl”'——-u .... . "MGM—ad
6
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Holiday Bride
'U
Ceremonies, Most of
mg June; Both Girls
' Mm li:.i Marion Wood. -li;..lii-i
.\Il'. and “in. Allen 1.. Wood, 31'.‘
l‘ii'si ‘llltli. and John 'l‘ootliill. .lr.
Mix: of John ‘l'tnilliilL Hi2. ti Martini
i1\‘tl'.|li. \i:il‘\lll ll-‘acli. will lie ulllll d
or in.ii'ii.ii;-- lillH inoi'niin: 'iI St. .lo-
'Mlili's iiilll’t'il.
'llio t'ereiiioiiy \iill lll' pilliii‘initl
!
Ii'
liili.
sn-v-itil
.\Il‘:4 H. II ll
ruins
lit.iii\ iilll sim'
d'iiing tlnr ire-idling.
islti‘ildl iII'lMi' will :-!<n l.. :'l\Ill li_v
‘Fl. .ltw pli's t‘illlil‘.
'l'lii lilliii'n tullilllii:
or or. hit] rt u-i ,- It.
“Hit :in oicliid but
ill . .'.Ill l:-
.‘ll'tI t'lll.liil11.
It) limit-ii. 53hr
' roam.
'liit; ll'lfll‘l tit honor “'1”
thin ’l‘ootliill, adapt «it the
Minn Toothill uill
‘I-tlo :iiiil Fill'i)
.\lli.s
t'itm'il.
‘ MdltG.
Who becomes
Carpenter lads).
‘1‘; 51‘ no
It bride M (‘lmrles'
\\‘I'.'ll' lilll
y. it"s.
l b0llt|'l-l us i.“
. > IONS
. _ l;.ind:ill l'lll'lliil’ll. son til .\Il.~‘
Tl‘led Local Reelpe IlllL’il t'hmliiwll Tl Hollih UJ!)
- ....“ "*1“ _ .----. ~tiw i. will not :w Il'ril lilllll
‘ ' l-‘ollon‘ilit' tho ('t‘l"'lil('ll\' .i nul-
lrltilt'l' l-‘llL‘l'l‘ cant:
Mrs. Kenneth llawkin-.
2 Walnut l’lllt't‘
2 cups sugar.
liutter tli-- Mill oi” an mg.
Much of Hill.
ltind 01' i orani;~.
dinz‘ lii'o:il.i‘.iet will lie Mi'vid .it tin-
IlOlllt' ot‘ liii‘ r'roonis people. Marion
avenue.
Guests have II‘-'lI invitid lroin
I‘l‘O'.itI'lli‘t'. ll. 1.. llrooltlyii. .\. Y..
llarttord, _\'. w Jenny and llolyoitp
\l.i.~.~. .\l:in'.' I0t'1ii friends and
l‘ ‘i.i-
t"lii~ i' tulv‘lw or the will “talus o1
llll’ll' inuizv fl‘ltliii\‘ .l.'.4i I'li.'Il\t\.
l-‘nllriuin: :i limir-yiiioon to l' :in-
. l cup raisins. (iii in Minn}! pi... <.
! Ilill walnuts. t'l't-ppitl imp
l—‘.‘ l llli iiiioli. l'IItl|-|I"(I low.
I l-_' Ulillt'I‘I «lion-d l~ llltlll l'vl :>.\1\‘-illll‘ \‘lr um r\lr.~_ 'i'oriildl: “I“
I ”NA, ill' ill :.|i ;_‘1 i‘-"t‘~ ItfsltI“ ..l norm-y“ _H .... ~ :ilt- r Ito.
“"11 “11 Y't“ fruit Iti lizilll‘ lulu!" "01.11.1"1' 1'.
llaliiL. ILllxi- Iii .i in“... g, .l “H.- i:. lii- Ii;-;i‘. \‘..l‘w (”till-Uh l .ml :9
.til Um ii iii Zlfmi tit'Il‘. .-. 1.”.hil1ri' H... 'l‘t"‘»31 “I‘JICS “”1“" .‘il'. 1.01%?le
M“ m H" “1‘“ 1' '-"‘1 2‘: .in \lIIit‘t'i‘ on tit» iiit‘iii lit-lift.
. __..._. «and; lie is also a thump... 0' ti:-
Tili“ “"1“!" lid“ i1l1‘” “x. ii if. Mitt. “"“<-—<-—_». ..._ W--
Hawkinv :i llllllllizl‘ nl' llll“ ~'. i'ui l;0‘
ii~l...\' trusts. Would l..- liOiiiI tor
tli-it \\'~4I\II1II ]"iII\ lmi wouldn't
H'.‘
Nor Vail: People .
Fiijoy Straw [title
In Ridge-field
.\ ri‘ti‘nil Ltil.i .1 good lililw iv.-..llli'-
ed the Junior ludigiir dinvv izivvn
lit the Not-wall. i'oiiiiii'y t‘l‘ll' l.-~:'
nit-ti.
“A.” Md! it"i‘ti" [MIAMI ”I“ .\ lucky niiiiil» r lillii'“ .il.‘I lili'
.'~ti'nw i-;.l.. “w.“ r“, "in ' t-\- “ridiniumg tor :4, husk“ of H...” “...“,
:.nd Mr} ”(“3“ I.“ . I.” M. Siaiivl‘ortl high sputum llili' evening.
tor .i mziiil-er oi thvir It'll lili‘i :it 37““ \0lk.. ’Wi'l‘l.‘ tii‘ili'rdid
lll'li' (‘()llllll‘-' home ll' IiiiIL'f'il'UI “”5"! tor ""1“““4 101' tin :‘.t'i';iir
“as ”w 1m.l“""'!i is considvrrd one (it the out-
liinelni: “I“ shading; social wants of ii."
\luoii- was. tarnished hm)!“ . « -
Mouigvue i'v's orchestra. . . “m. “' .‘i‘.'."’" ”Hump“ “W “I“
1110‘“ IirflSv'tll tini'i \‘uir:ilkJai-elii-sti'a, \\ilii.iin laylor tor the
vwiw ,“.lr. and Mrs. \Villiam Ruskin It‘jlvil‘ “W" Lou’s I‘fihmm‘r- Jr"
in.“ norm-i igloo. tux... lit-itu' ”IN” Sham.” of arrangements"
|in.I\‘ ~. Mr. and .\Il.“. l‘rrd Iiiltllililll ‘ . I“. “1 prover-.15..“ t1....1_.;l.., nill
.\li‘. ouri .n-.-:. i.» tillliei'. Mr. and"? "011:“? ‘h-Hdrm" “ ‘m m H”
.\lr.~t. l':iiii l‘;ltia:~;iii‘.;. in. and Mrcu ”N " mm“
A. l‘.. Montizoiriery.
Arthur Munigmwry. l-‘fiiilerit‘k
Hoes. ltieliziz‘il \Vordi-li. l‘.!til lliiil~1
Z'ilill. Wallace Radian. Mi“. Mildred
l-‘rimt. Mrs. Hazel Mulroney
Mr. and Mrs. li‘rul Andrew".
Frank t'unmlly. lidnanl lluyt.
The Winds from Sistin't-rtl “run.
Mr. and Mrs .\lln rt tun-onion Mi'.‘
and Mrs, .\l'lIllll‘ Mitt-licll. Jon limi-
ii'ii‘lt. lininv‘r Woodward. Mr. and
.\ l‘r:.iiltfiirt-r I'll.i‘I
titre of the lbllllll‘.’
.‘lsn Ililtili'fi.
by
at...
tholzin and their S\\tt’liiiill'l§
attended .1. very sucrosst'iil (lance
Neil: Ba
.\7l.\'. George l‘wvi'a. .‘.lr. .‘lilti lira
.iriliur (Jul ruins.
Mr. and .\lr!~'. it'i‘ldeit Mom (3....
Poll. and Mr. and Mrs.
Iiilli‘ltlni'iv’ lif‘
titiringdule. ‘ '
Sweep—Then Mop.
Always sweep a floor Iii-luri‘ you
begin to map or .'~’"i‘llh ii. .
:rt v.3” Li't‘IIJI‘It lil' Iiii' Iii‘Y. l".il|iii‘
.viill carry a I'llilfti linllilllil or ii into.
i teas-won oi‘ t1.i'.'1~ in: . .
__ l‘g‘ J - " ll\'|‘1 will also lu- pri'si m,
It ”.I ‘-
..-- Ihl'Ill'lI'lill .. ‘
~i Clips ”011i (I"\I'I1 “I n‘lliitijl‘l; '1 amino .1) "" """‘
'. Ilt .illllli: l~'.<.‘<[i(|iyli.~i li.i1.1]1; linw.: \ . . . 3“” (ll {I'lnlllllh
«lor """“'-‘- “1‘”. “ll-"Its and munv
Norwalk's Young People
Merry On Thanksgiving
Use Rumford and see for yourself how
perfect your baking will be-no worry—no
disappointments—no failures—but “perfect”
cakes, biscuits, outliers—when made with
iRUMFORD
The Wholesome
BAKING pownsa
1Two Norwalk Girls. Choose
'i‘lianksgiving for Wedding
1New Idea Hercule Side—ct Holiday For Marriage
Norwalk's Brides Choos-
Well Known.
H'l'oriy and liiizlit." color lin’tirvi- for
tlit American Legion tli'lll ltfllll. and
ot‘ tl.i- Ii. of t‘. Mu 9i I‘lttI ow r suns
tor 'lt;lllt‘t‘ll months.
Miss Wood in it illt'llllli r oi tn:-
.\iio-iii:iu Legion :iuiilary. lloii
’Ii'i'lili‘ and “room are \l'tII-IvIlUHIl Ill
. .\or\\.ilk and have the best wishes oi
:all In. ii- illt'll'lh‘ for much happin- s-
Minx .\l.irc..iri-t Santo. daughter of
‘.\lr and Mini. Anthony Santa. Tlf‘i<
'll'_\ .‘ll‘v i l. “ill Itl't'Olll" lilt! lillili' 0'
i‘lv-i \ n. I i'ar'pi lllt‘l'. l‘lyinoiitli slim-i
illl‘ llhll‘lllillt. :it it o'clock.
The wedding will tukr place I'
Mary‘s t'Illll't‘Il. Tilt" [10". Father
‘l'liiun'u~ l‘lnn \iill piit'orisi the I"t‘|"»
illl'llll.
.‘l
. Thr- 1:iiilv-'.~' Iii‘o’-.~'\ \iill it‘ of “hit"
woman-lb. Hip will carry it shown
tumour: oi‘ ‘.\hlt(- lOS‘K“. Miss lltvlnii
.‘ii'iiidildi. Il‘i'JNII of ”it liiirle, will
ho tlin :lllt'lltIJIIll.
\Ilrto tii'iiiitiliii will “t.il' a pintii
dim» oi' illliil‘OItItl‘clI orchid gvorg-
iiii“. siii- will carry pink tom
..lolin blunt-i, brother ol‘ the bride
‘nill tlt'l as lit-st maii.
li'olloning tho wedding. [Iitl't' nill
‘t-r- u r"'(‘t-1iiioii {or the ”leads and
irrlzitivrw oi" tlir nr\vly Wedded coir-
Mile. .ii the home ot’ the l-ride'a
. l~rotl.n r. Anthony Santo. .li'.. 6t)" Tier-
:in y \ii‘i nt. it is expected that mini
t'i'io rain and relativw will be present
riom out of town and from this cit).
. 'l‘lil-
liriilu and groom have iv.
r-iivml iI\.'Ill\‘ useful and attractive
:Lil'l‘i. ’l‘lii- III‘ItIt'-l0-Iit1 is employed
Ll. Hunt and I'i'iiiody‘s. Mi. Car-
in i.t.rr has i'cet-ntlv act-opted a, pan.
tion with tlu lintr-h and Bailey coni-
|‘.ll y,
hollwviii'. i sliiii'i \iitiiiiiig [tip to
p irlr. i;:ii.r.ur.n. tin. bride and grnoii:
itiil i- \‘lii“ .it the home 01' the bride‘s
put his. 1 Th Int-y sll'i' -t.
Make
Eve
..‘,..\-n lit the Norwalk auditorium
‘l. L' t\| iiini: undo r the auspices and
lot ll'i iu-ni-tit or the. basketball
ham or New alk t'Il1l)It.‘l‘_ The .‘IO<
-..\~.:. i‘luti orchestra played and
illoio xx-vi llO\‘~i'_\' «louvre. .ibout
1w v i'i‘v- pi'-.~.t iii.
\li llilit‘lS of” iliv- CHIC institute.
Nit-twain lit-piihlir'an Women's As-
....r luiitlli. lil‘t‘ planning In go to th’
.‘Jaro lioiii- this afternoon at
‘.'.::~ outwit to give a surprise to the
'i’.0llll"li llllllftii'H ther".
:.i1.i
','lit' “minor! 1"ountry club will
:l'l‘\t' ;. :lii‘t'itii 'l‘liuiiksziving dinner .
iii-... l‘\"IIIIlL.
.\ll old i'.i.~liioned dam-r under the
..illF-Illl'iS of tin: l'. U. S. of A. was
‘lieiiidn the I‘. O. S. of A. hall. 4:
Il-‘riinklin street. last night.
king Day
i
REVERSED CHARGES—AN
ADDITIONAL CONVENIENCE
I
0U can now reverse her and reverse the charges;
charges, with a few ex- ’ the parent. his home tele-
. captions, on Ststion-to- phone by number and
Station toll telephone calls charge the call to that tele-
where the rate i! 25 cents phone; and in many similar
or mom. Many “In” this am, adv‘nmgc can he
will Pm" a great convenl- taken of this change.
' ence, and this Improvement
T on Sutton-to-Ststh’m calls This new convenience '
should weloomed by the should otter an added in-
public In general. ducement to the use of the
The .lesman can now greatest of time savers—
r'all his'home oilioe byvnum- the telephone. E
, . THE 'sofiTHERN NEW ENGLAND
TELEPHONE COMPANY ,
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