at .
Old Is break i
t e Thanksgrvln
{_.m . ace-silos of women's
4
It week.
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r
a
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were the order of the day.
2‘) on meat
; can
ee's parents.
bu“;-
in.
delightful
' . in henor of it}
rich at her ho .
and birthday
oclal
rs. E.
‘. Holz.‘
events-
‘ ‘ ifi‘hlflch.
Mrs. Anthony
.‘..._a Boanulnl [fine or
ester Heat-Proof
Casseroles
“ Pie Plates
Tea Sets
For Thanksgiving at
7 Frank Lender’s
. Washington Street
loath Norwallr
i Borrow
:1 5’ MONEY
(he), Gothes, Bills at
legal Interest
Nerwallr
var Tristranl d: Hyatt's
4
for to, or three days during
of Norwalk's women were
- -. their third weddin anniversalo'
’ busy. making preparations for Thanksgiving Day. '
Thanksgiving dinner and family .
announceme t has been made
' f Miss Marjorie
. daughter of Judge and
' Nehemiah Candee. h the Rev.
i Walter Reach of New York.
_ wedding will take place New.
7 I (lay, at the home of Miss
. Take
. ar Meetings
ions In Ci "Post one
Till Next eels; ur-
ondr 0n Program.
penter. Piynlouth street. at if
, o'clock in the morning at St. Mary's
_ church. .
_._-— V's. '
Mr. and Mr Henry Calibardt. 51
Strawberry ll avenue. observed
..
Clarence Clark. Jr.. enjoyed a
very pleasant party in honor of his
third birthday during the past week.
Games and radio selections were ep-
Joyed by the little guests;t
Miss Adele Van ‘scoy. ll vim
liuren avenue. entertained at bridge
Thursday night in honor of Jack
Birce of New .York city. After
JOSEPH “Tm
“ FOR SPECIAL
l:
\ F1" Gilliam
cause—well, wait and
r.
of the Norwslk Town Union,
for the Aged, the Union loin
staunchest supporters. '
and granddaughter the b
man and the politician; the dislil
the dreamer; the home body and the lovelorrl-
they'll all be interested and they’ll all read it be-
Without a grain of illsineority in her me
could not brook the underhandedness in some of those with whom.
she worked. Open and above board herself, she expected all her
program of one-act plays
ted Friday night at Hillside
bod one of the most dellght~l
vantage of entertainment of.
birthday pa l'ty was
Margaret
Saturday
tards there were refreshments and
dancing.
_Ifi-d
Mr. and Mrs. lrvlng Horton, ill
. Couch street. were hot ahd hostess
ilo a delightful family reunion at
. their home Thanksgiving Day.
Policeman and Mrs. John Smith
cmerved their 27th wedding aunl-
Who will sing the baritone soles in
the‘Peopie's Chorus presentation of
Handel's "Messiah." December 7
at the South Norwalk M. 1-2. church.
fi—t’
u“ occupied atuthc meeting of
Mary Lincoln council. Monday night.
at Progress Forum hall. Washing-
ton street.
associates to be the same.
But when those ideals became
parliamentary law bickerings
surprise
. was given at the home of Mr.
olz. Newtown avenue.
duping“. in .honor of Mn.
."and Mrs. James M. Boyd.
. lbolq'ne road. who 'll‘d shortly
have for Georgia where they will
“ .l their fuulre home. were tenv‘
a surprise farewell party at,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
hultse. Westport axcnuei Mon-
2' o N o r w a} 1: girls chose
Toothill Jr.. son of
Nil. an. t Marl‘on avenue.
‘ each, Thanksgiving day at
I: o'clock in the morning at at.
argoret'Santo. daughter of
nto Tierney
,3 ‘Was married to C aren e Car-
, ,Waahington council. at Waterbury.
QRANNOUNCEMENTi
. ‘l ‘ . TEE. . .
‘ .MARINELLO BEAUTY PARLOR -
. Mrs. Evangeline.J. Mitchell
was. REOPEN .’ g
_ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29d. ,
0n Washington it. Over Liggett’s Drug Store,
I
where we will welcome our old' and new patrons. _ '
Phoned85 . i '
‘ memory with a turkey dinner given
at their home. Putnam avenue, to
more than :0 relatives.
_.L._
Initiation will take place
llcx‘. meeting of the Pride of
Iarruk to take. place at Eagles'
Mott avenue. December 8.
Ha
The/T. K. 11. Society will give a
musical comedy sometime in Jan-
uar in connection with the DeMo-
lay oys. The girls are at the res-
ent time very busily engaged n.
membership drive. . :
A large holiday crowd‘gatllcred at
t e Norwalk Country club Thanks-
giving eve to enjoy the dance gyen
under the auspices of the Junior
League. for the benefit of the
hers of Court Laurel.
—-—~__._
the meeting Tuesday night.
_—
Oid Well commandery.
made mq-ry at a. dance at the Nor- ‘
walk auditorium Wednesday nlght.‘
About 150 were present. *
Churches
Mrs. William Huck was chairma
A number of Norwaik peo ell-i ”rd“ by
l'oyed the straw ride given r costly;
by Mr. and Mrs. George Beers of
Stamford. tetheir country home in
Ridgefield s r nltfurter roast was:
a feature of th
evenfng. i
ofth
the members
\\ ulk Baptist church.
Illli avenue. entertained at lunch-9m" Wilton Congngational church.
con. Tuesday a‘. he home in hon-'
or of Mrs. Cl’arence hottery who will. Th“ ”harm“ mate" “1‘“ thei
leave shortly for st. Cloud. Fla. ii'l‘Oll‘am 0‘ ”mm "mm“ d“
.‘ lighted a large audienco at the Nor
Miss Het‘illina. Roth. daughter 0f'n'nlk Methodist Episcopal church
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Roth. i3iip‘“"“"‘y “‘Kht'
Spring street. was married thdayi
evening; November 21. to Sol Hillb.
‘ fear .of Brooklyn. N. Y.
e—-——
' John lloughton gave an interest
a...” :eonventlon held recently in Hart
Mrs. 'George‘flficoit Hubbc-il . .
[elected president of the Norwalk i League, of the legal Avenue Metho
nual meeting orthe league. Tiles. M
day afternoon. Clubs.
' Bingo was enjoyed by the lllem
Ii‘ratemal
omcers for the Great
committee were selected at thei of cards.
meeting of the committee held
day afternoon. at the home of Mrs. ' 'I‘leaaant street.
1 Elisabeth s to in we! d. Elisabeth i , --—~——
'etreet. ‘ T i
Saturday night.
0
- ——_\_ iinto the chapter at th
A "Bobbie Burns" supper will be
served by the members of the Lady i Women's club. Monflay night.
McLachlan lodge in January. Plans; '
are now in progress, .. l
—*
Arrangements to
Mrs.
seco
visit ‘Marthu
Mothers' club, Monday afternoon.
v
President’s Daughter
Angeli.
William Rockefeller McAlpln.
you. 'who will be bridesmaid at the
wedding. will entertain for Miss An-
goll and Mr. McAlpin and members
cf the wedding party at luncheon on
‘ the day of the wedding.
4 l
Q
\
5;
E
Itataay or
“ has...“ by say ag-ra
l
3,8,!
at tile
Court
Plans for a visit to Maryknoli inla-
Ston have been made by,the mem-
A bingo party to be held ill the
'vory near future was discussed by,
the members of Court Frances. Iii
No. 966.
made plans for entertaining the
M the successful food sale held Sat-
Prothumalisoclety of the South Nor-
W H
li‘lny young people representing
the different young people's societies
' of Norwalk hiked to Wilton. Sunday.
. Mrs. gm!“ 3"“. Strawberry ; where a union sermon was held at
‘lng report of the. Young People's
Lel‘ug of Women Voters a‘. the an- i dist Episcopal church. Sunday night. i
one ncw member we welcomed
attesting of
ithe C-s chapter of the Girls‘ and
Frank Goodyear gave the
of her talks on “Parliament-
ary. w" at the meeting of the
Miss Marion Angeli. daughter of
President and Mrs. James Rowland
of Yale. and her fiance.
will
York. Miss Mary r-“Balter. of New Ha.
tained a president
ll,
Rather rare than usual is
work to;a public institution.
i
l
'liaudel‘s immortal ornorlo.
Chorus' fourth annual rendition
the oratoi-io.
n
° 0: whom are nationally known to
their work in oratorio sin
as in the concert field.
troduction to Norwal
soprano parts. M
arias and rocltatlvcs: Mr.
ing of New York will
tenor parts. while
Jollll Kcat
Mr. -Josepl
' beautiful ,“Why Do The
‘ ' and other baritone solos.
‘I The weekly rehearsals
iiy
I.l'eople's “ Chorus
munity. “The Messiah" has
ture of the (‘llristnlas festivities ll
.fPatricia MacDonald
. hers or the East Norwaik Pinoehlol
Councii‘clllb following the regular session
at the
Sun-theme of Mrs. William Horton. 1"
t v
1 Over three hundred
MacDonald. dramatic interpreter
port last night.
{for Miss
health nurse.
The folk
collected in’
Runlanla. Bulgaria.
- d Poland. ,
the guests of honor Friday evening. ‘m ‘
December 8; at a dinner-dance to be cost: '22?” Clgih‘dhd 3‘3“: ‘1‘)”
- formerly of 9 Cedar St. elven at the Hotel Taft New He- 4... ,7." mm M '. "' "
‘3' ° _. ,. yon. by the bridegroom‘s mother. 1;, ' tt T t hi °"' “‘5 3”
Conducted 1’! ' Mrs. David 'H. McAlpin. of New \ere “ ° “5‘ n "“3 piano..
The full program included:
PRELUDE.
Furlant—«Smetnna.
Mr. Tfitchings.
A VILLAGE COQUE'I‘I‘E (CZECH)
Ja ncchcl ydneho—My golden
Home—arranged by J. Malat.
Xdyz te vldlln. nLaI panenke—
When I see thee.,litt e sweetheart-—
Mrs. William De Klyn.
g. Entertains At Cards
‘ -—-‘ _
Mrs. William F. DeKlyn enter-
tained at dinner and cards at her
home 11 Arch street last evening.
First lit-lass were won by Miss Irene
Hanson and E. ~Humphrey Doulens.
and consolation by Miss Marie
Clonal and Harold C. Pennington.
Mrs. DeKlyn'sguvsta hare Miss
Hannah. lites Cllual. Miss Myrtle I.
llills. Miss Frances Bishop. Stam-
lord. Mrs. Clara Codey. Hrs. V. V.
Clausi. Mrs. Frank lilalr. Pitta-
burgh. Rowland A. Schwebel. Char-
iaa C. Hendrick. Mr. Pennington and
Mr. Doulens.
/ I
Reinhardeheeler
Mr. and Mrs. William 0. Wheeler.
Ems. liili. al‘irflsld." announce the
engagement of their nghter. Bea.
tries to William Reinhardt. nephew
of Airs. hpra Marks pf Weatport.
The wedding date has not been set.
The auneoneeinsnt was made at a
bi party given in holldr of
_Missv eeier at the Inn Flower
tavern in Norwaik. recently. A color
scheme of yellow was carried out in
the table decorations.
s En ‘
Isa. Ernst Thain leton presi-
dent at the ‘hgue of Iairflow
Peawgsns'a held a party at one.
was teens. in Greenwich -
demand
aims or ambitions, but devotes
The chorus will be assisted by a
quartette of very capable artists. all
len O'Connor
will sing the I
of New York will sing the contraitoi
handle the. i
I” Weller of Bridgeport will sing the this career.
.\'nti0lls"i range and
- a rare musical treat for this com-i
was _ ford. at the meeting at the Epworth
attended the
delightful concert given by Patricia
under the auspices of the elWoman's
Town improvement.»Association- in
tho Y. M. C. A. auditorium in West-
The affair was given for -the fur~
tllerance of the health work bclilg'
carried on underJhe direction all
the Improvement Association and es-
pecially. to provide an automobile
Agnes Fanning. llublic‘
s and’costumes were
.lugoslavia. Hungary. Czechoslovakia
z At Her Home-
" "WATCH THIS SPACE 3.
DAILY FEATURE
STARTING MONDAY .4 .
1.
ho-
uaionsd one and
see!
I
'A REAL Loss ' i
M I
In Mrs. Herbert Pollatd, who recently resi ed as president
aughters, Home
one. of its hardest workers and
King’s Sons and
Mrs. Pollard is not a lighter. A battle of wills. a bitter con-
lost. for her holds no thrills. Peace-loving by nature. she enjoy-
ed ller work in the King's Daughters so long as that work was
infused with a Christian spirit and followed Christian ideals.
hopelessly lost under a tangle of
and continual squabblings, she felt
only a desire to get out and wash her hands of the whole aflair.
What a pity that the King’s Daughters could not have re-
such as she. who was willing to give so much of
her time and energy and brains in a good cause!
a president who has no personal
her entire spirit as wbli as her
People’s Chorus \\To Give Fourth *
Rendition Of “Messiah" December 7
"‘i'llul the leading cities of the world. and
6 work at home is filling a. long-fr.
of want. liandel wrote "TMessiah"
I :is an act of worship and it has al-
l ways been sung as such. Its wonder-
solos
ful choruses and ’
r grow upon the
autifnl
listener more an
as We“ more as they are heard time an
as Alma again. ‘
Simpson. who certainly needs no in-] Mr. Joseph Weller of Bridgeport
who will sing the baritone solos has
long been reoegniaed as a most sini—
singer. He has
sung in this part of the country for
many years and his popularity has
nest and forceful
i not diminished in the least durin
HOJMI a voice of wid
iwaya sings in a. manner indicativ
i United Church in Bridgeport.
Tickets are on sale py all member
i
.|
There will he no reserved seats.
Delights Her
Audience With Concert Of Folk Songs3
arranged by J. Malat.
Pasla ovicicky—Little
oils—arranged by J. Malat.
. Kdyz learn is. k vam chodivava
”Juno and Bruno arranged by J
.‘IilIaI.
A MUMANIAN GOOSE-GIRL.
arranged by Dimitrie Cuclln.
mltric Cuclin.
(‘antec do Joe—Dance Son
Cuclin.
Donald by M. Cflciin.
A JOLLY POLISH GIRL.
“ted by. :01 Ma dalinoi—O Magdalinab—
{arranged y 8t. Niewiadomekl.
i :iiaciek-—Maciek. a man of wthe
i Mazur~arranged by St. Niewladomo
i ski.
Snluina. jest dola ma—Dreary my
destiny—arranged brat. Niewiadsm-
ski.
The English singing versions of
all the songs were made by
Miss MacDonald.
\
Pollyanna Girls
Attend Performance
In Stamford
Twen‘y members of the Polly-
anna club wont to ‘tamferd last
night to witness a lay. “Behind
the Curtain." at he Stamford the-
ater. Mrs. William Banks accom-
panicd the girls. _ -
After the show. the n4 enjoyed
refreshments. The next meeting of
club will be the second Friday in
December.
LedggwoodFirmr - *,
ntertains Guests '
' Over Week-End
Charles 3. Harris of Ledgeweed
Farm is entertaining at his home
today and tomorrow Ir. and lira.
"°"°".'i.‘“"'....‘.:‘u‘.':§.h°‘i‘r
ml 0 s ’ e
and more“ of Dracula.
Mr I a very Iran
in the automobile . bales es-
sociatsd with it has! of
eebury. is Is this mean wiles
es the hroughalla and special
bodies for nudaon oars.
Catholic Setting Club
Members oi‘tse cease: $19.0”-
il Wont ’s sewing u meet
“Sounder” W at the Cath-
olic clubhouse on West avenue te
guy for a“! . _
kcup, Mrs. Pollard
marvelous tone quality.
iils cnunciatlon is excellent and he
till: i :
\nlcmbci's have)
,brought their work up to a stand-
lard never before obtained. and their
forthcoming concert promises to be:
of his thorough understanding of his
work. He is baritone soloist at the
of the People's Chorus or may be
for secured at the home of Mrs.
many years been an important feli-
mpserdfl our are 0. x. no
Lolita Joana—Lady-love. Jeanne- ‘
Lcle. mor! Mario. mark—Love. I
die! Marie. I die! arran'ged by Di-
Man
and Deceiver (air from the collec-
tion of Bartok) arranged by Dimitrie
This group is sung from manu-
script. and the piano arrangements
were made especially for Miss Msc~
l'
l
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i!
_ Mkht’l Emu.
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l
1 Fighting Marine."
: lilaito—"The Ranlbiin Qaiooi."
i .
. Nuns-row.
Palace—"Racing Blood."
Regent—"For Wives Only."
Rialto—"The Family Upstairs."
Sun And Tide For Today
Sun rises 6:56 A. M
Sun acts 4:26 P. M
High water..5:lo A. JUL-5:06 P. hi
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Sun And Title For Tomorrow
Sun rises ............ 6:56 A. M
Sunsets ........ ..... 4:26 RM
High water..o:05 A.‘ MAN: P. M
Mr. and Mrs.
Fair street.
vcn. Wednesday.
jing the week-end with his
(IMr. and Mrs.
street.
parents.
J. Loosen. Chestnut
. n . . .. -ln response to many requests
_ ‘ hlldr .' w" d m the .\orwsik hos- ‘ Messiah will be presented by ' the the Peoples Chorus in af‘irding all . ~_ , .
him!!! DIV 0" "NW6? '3’ am”. on ixranfl “5"" "f the state °f CW' People’s Chorus of this city on the opportunity for the people of this THE GRI‘EN DRAW-’3 TEA
~ thgdl “a slug; filo“; _._. r i":c;'t°"‘- at m“ meeting. T”°'d"’ evening of December 7. at the South community to muuly hear this ROOM ‘8 "0W flving A la Carte
tor o , r. m3“ bee-m. m Dem”. Ind m”. "mhmum s - Nor-walk sl. n. church. This is ill
service every evening from 6 to l
in ad ltiorl to the regular 31.25 din-
ner. dv.
I!
Mr. and Mrs. David nadack and
d son. Seymour. Middle street. spent
0 Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Ra.
dack's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. El-
lls. Hartford. They are also spend-
ing the week-end in Hartford.
Morris Brescv. senior at Clark
university. with his mother and sis-
ter. Annie. Concord street. spent
‘ Thanksgiving Day with his sister.
. Mrs. Joe llomlg, Jersey City.
Mrs. D. lt'ronick. Stamford. spcni
a Thanksgiving Day with her naugh-
ter. Mrs. Gus Green. Taylor avcnuc.
Hy Green. senior at Clark Uni;
s, vcrslty. is spending the Thanksgiv-
nue. ‘
2 Mail is received from Norman-
[Tobin and Milton Siauson. who
istsrted recently for a cross-country
tour. They spent Thanksgiving my
in Washington and report things are
l
i great.
i
i
-_. .ACI‘I’ USED CAR CONTAINS
You make small down payments
”with a given amount to pay each
month. W. R. Austin‘s. South Nor-
walk & Westport.—-Adv.
Miss Lillian Needle. student at
i Cooper‘s Union institute. is spending
The lvenlag leatlnel welcomes
contributions to the brief column.
or to any other column iae the
paper. and regrets that so many
onerings have to be rejected be.
cause of the carelessness of the
”ii:- '
by people tail to write
names isgibly and an item with-
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
Id- of the paper. Such matter
eannot be used until it has been
reoopied in The Sentinel office
Palace—“Through 'i‘liiek And and there is seldom tune for that.
Thin." Vaudmille. . People using typewriters should
Regent—"The Uilent Power." "The .
use a double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
space for corrections where nec-
essary.
one, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kaplan. 177
South Main street.
Miss Nora. DinkOwltz. Cedar street.
. is a visitor in New York today.
.
-—-Your photograph for Christ-
mas. Reduced price. from now un-
til Dec. 10th. Phone 855 and make
. an early appointment. Manugian
.- a- w
of Mr. and Mrs. (_‘hulim 1; l'i ..l.._....
of Milford. Mr. lump...“ ,. v,, ,
official of ll. \\’. Him In .
brother-imiaw 01‘ .‘ll‘. liw :
\\’.irlcil I'nddutk. IV ‘w
spending lilo holiday nlld vi
ulill Inonrird \Vnml lIiIl‘iOl \l
‘4...
“L'i‘IJi CAI} .‘r‘\|.|.
\‘k l: Ailriin, t'iirzvrolr‘i
“NW“ South Norlmlli A \\
port—4m.
5i]
.\lr. null \II‘ (In H' i' ."u‘~i"'
\Vrritpm'i .l'llill' illil “I‘-
“H" M".
Eduard 1:. \on insillbrrg. inw-
wood lnuv. :ii iiuiwl .i pil‘i'uinmlil >~
of "llmlidnni " ni lhr Elmi'lliiil's~
thrntrc, in Nov luk. 'l'llilnkNRhillx
Day.
lilies Marni Zak, 10‘. l'ililllll Mum
street. «will the lit-lulu a! ll'.l liom'.
illl Bayonne. N. .i.
. —-————- s
i Only Ullt; policy IiiiiliV‘i' tnlii “w.
.inudo :ili lIfiy yoslvrduy lIl ill"
iou'n slniioil. That has tin
of Hyman l’odolisilc of Stamford to.
Violation of the parklnr: ordinancv.
Ho posted the customuiy 8‘: bond.
——.._
lip
urn-M ‘
John Leonard. 1
attended the wedding of
Mrs. ueonard's brother. in New Ha-
.lng holidays with his parents, llir.I
Lucv and Mrs A. Grern, Woodward ave-
Mnrks Mdt'rison. 30 West avenue.‘
, Studio—Adv. ’l‘hcre “Tie smcn mar-3 of scarlv‘l
. ~_..... fever in this city for the neck end
Mr. and Ms. Charles Clarke and in: Novmulmi- :II. according to tlw
dalghters Marguerite and Shirley weekly morbidity rrport issued by
spent Thurshy in Stamford as the
guest at shaves.
_—.
1 Mrs. C. Moclier. West Washington
the statr department of health. Thi-
n-rla an inrrmso or three. cases over
the week before. although the mini-
ilf'l‘ of rages l'l the Matt: (Iccrcascd
Mrs. Weimar. Woodward tucnuc. slreet.1vas a visitor Ill New York 11
entertained friends and relatives, Thur-dun She spent the day “ith Tilt” £1”th (”H-vs a? “hoopivlr
Thulkl‘lVIll‘ Day. her Illteh' icough in Normill. .mvl lhroo in Da-
' rlf‘ll.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kaplan, 177 bliss Marjorie Van Patten spent. -—~—~
South Main street. entertained Thursday in Nornlk Is the guest of} 7"rflllii i'Mi' “as :i ir‘isliires \lrlil-
many relatives and friends at friends. jO" i“ iii‘i'ig'i'm‘l 3W" i.l..:..
Thanksgiving dinner. ~" '
_._. ansom 1.. Baker. Seymour street. Min gmil Mr». l.. I‘I'il' in. '11....“
Mr. and Mrs. August (3. Knorr. ‘3 wh has been ill for the past l“‘oi-’i“'i|'l"- up... ’I‘liuiwim \i"‘t’|l’>- l"
Cove avenue. entertained thirteen at “eeks is slightly improved. : Namiorii. 'i h-u- inn, an. mm ;.
Thanksgiving d i n n e r. Thursday. play
This was a time when thirteen was a Miss Lucy C. Downes, Flax Hill ' W"
lucky number. you], was a guest of friends m I Mr. (Hill Mrs. “‘Illniil I'M) hm.-
N . ~ Bridgeport. over the holiday. il‘l‘lul'lll .1 to their lm... l'l l;lmiiur~i.
Hy. ”Hum New York. is spend- _ . Long Island. :ltlrr \i.’-‘iilll'! ui‘li \ll.
Mrs. William Phillips entertained Day‘s l'ilrl‘llis. Mr and Mrs. .l'imm
her sister. Mrs. Minnie Motfett of‘ 7"- PM" Wm WM"-
Bridgeport. over Thanksgiving. . _ '
i .‘Iln‘N Irt‘llf‘ llarrott. tuachwr in
Mrs. Miner D.. Randall and daugh- 5} “' Y”"\'- is ‘i‘i'i'li: 0“ r Sumo ‘
ier. Elizabeth. New York. were “‘"i‘ 1"“1' inlrvnls. Mr. and Mrs. M
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. ““"m' “mm” “mm“
Arthur Paddock. Seavlew avenue.
James Tracey. 26 Oak street has
ciiicli STEB s PILLS
'rllr. unison» nun.
purchased a Chevrolet commercial k:&‘“"" "h
In a a
car from W. R. Austin. "in.“ 3'5 W‘ an: "all“
boa . ' .
s --‘-=?“mi.:‘.‘:ii“:s§.l”-=l -:
Edward Sjoiund. Mills street has i o. gusha‘utiflz
bought a new Chevrolet coach from "n W“ “3““- """1"-‘"
w. n. Austin. WWWISWERWHERE
TOO LATII FOR CI.ASSIFIL‘.ITIO\
3 Dr. Scoticld who has an office in sOIJ'lW'T \O’l‘lt"l-‘.
New York spent Thanksgiving with
DISTRICT OF NUI:\\'A[,K. .\'.\'..
his mother Mrs. Sarah C. Scotleid. PROP-ATE i‘oi'n’i‘. Nowmhrr ”I. L
Strawberry Hill avenue. D 15..“ ‘ ' ‘
. . Estate of .\i'i'.illl Siliil luic m Nor-
»Ordcr your personal Christmas walk m said “My“... “Hwy...
i “am" today at Donnellysu-Adv. The Court of I'i‘UIMiv' ior iiil Ii»
. . iricl. o' .\'0r\\.ill'. 'iitil llllllii'il Hill}
5 Mr. and hire. lamest Louden andinnomd5 s“. ”‘01:,“ ”um ”h, I].
lchildrcn. Marian and Edward. “.orefl'lCi‘!‘0i' 1.0,. H“, ”Mm“ or ~:il.l I.»
l‘hanltsgiving 5‘1"” of Harry s'itatc to exhibit their claims iur >- i.
Bennett. School “"9" Georgetown. ltlemcnt. Those who neglect to 1m».
sent llll'lr accounts. lil'mltl'I) .lilm
Directors or the . - ' - '
. ed. “llllin sillil filllt‘. “ill 1... i xiii--
lla-brow Association! ‘
Tim Board of
H’oung Men's
I l > Ted :1 l't'f‘tn'i‘l')’. All i" lawns illllt ill I
:slll meet at tliiv tillbhOUl? Mon. to MN “MW. m,“ Mm'wll I” mu].
_day “om"g at h ONOCk‘ lmmr‘diritc imylnr-llt ill
.. _ 3 s.\i‘:.\li S'l'l‘ll.
Tobin & I\ll0l‘l'. of Snug-stuck: Film“...
have purchased a new Chevrolet'
(‘ARD OI" 'l'li.\.\'l\':‘~‘.
.-. “'0 wish ‘lo thunk our Ill-l'i\
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Gl'egoryii'rit-llds and l'i‘iativi-s {01' lh- ir lxlilll»
and son of Cannondaie were Thanks-Incss during the. illness and death m
(living guests of Mr. and Mrs. James our father. John Erickson. Also wr
Hauford. ' ‘iI'le beautiful floral tributes.
i Sign-Hi.
Mrs. P. W. Fay and Family,
Olivcr Erickson and Family,
coupe from W. R. Austin. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Howard-
and daughter. Natalie. 69 East ave-I
nue. were Thanksgiving Day guests
. the Thanksgiving holidays with her
overwhelmed the "Bulldogs" in all
football gums Friday. scoring 38,
points. many points over that oil
the "Bulldogs." 3
Miss Mary Morley and Miss Alice
Roselle, teachers at Norwaik High
school. a e spending the Thanksgiv.
ing hell aye at the home of Miss
Marley's parents. Masnc'lsetts.
Marion Connors. East avenue. was
a visitor Friday in New Haven.
There she “sited relatives. '
Miss Mabel kellogg. New Canaan
avenue. was a guest Thursday of
Mrs. John Simonson. Brooklyn. N.
l'. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Underhlll.
Lawrence street. entertained several
relatives at dinner Thanksgiving
Day.
Miss Annabelle Malone. East Nor-
waik. is a visitor of friends in New
York this week end.
Miss Marjorie Tarlov. Spring
street. is visiting friends in Bridge-
port. ,
Judge and Mrs. John Keogh have
returned to their home in Marvin
Beach. ‘ er spending skew days
with fate in Boston.
Itr. and Mrs. J. Rosendeld. m'o-
tored to old Thursday. There
they attended play.
I .
ire-
-—!tadloa and Vlctrolas sold on
easy tard' at Doasehy's—Adn_
Mr. and Gallic. Bridgeport.
were hell am of Mr. and as".
8, lapian. 1" loath Main street.
‘ ‘ _._—s
:lliss Dorts sum Pu
will spend lands! with
Philadelphia. '
avenue
ends in
r.
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Mr. anll Mrs. John 12. Kelley.
Stuart avenue observed their (and
weldilll' waiver-err yesterday. Best
wishes mid magnum were as.
tsnded to the eeuple by their teeny
friends both this at! and others.
Miss Emma Roekotf has returned
to her home in Bridgeport after
needing a few days Mr. and
Mrs. A. Glaser. tail-field venue.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. Needle}
Rowayinn.
The Lawrence street “Tigers";
Mrs. D. Berg.
Prompt
GEHEBE’S
527 .., Denim.
:m,. _, '1'". m n- rl's "OU-W‘l’emymrm
. GOLD Fisnl
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We'hflel iMd a new shipment of healthy gold fifth inAde-q
ferent alses, we also carry deli globes and aquariums at popular
r‘ .
nag.
Primer int! n m 9. M“; .. .-..l.c'.-.l;4§'.'iv‘- ..
as wasnntoaoli 0mm ”93‘“ scum ironwaelr, 00am;
a
Eeny Meelly ‘Milly‘ M0.
Do you choose youreshoes this way? Or do you con-
sider foot comfort, flexibility, shapliness and dura-
bility for ultimate satisfaction? .
We’re here to help you choose the shoes that
l ' I .1 right. ' I,
MILTON ELWOOD . ‘
184 Washington at. . ‘ ”so'nis lio'fiislk
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are
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J acob‘y’s
12'14 No. Main St. ' 7 So. Norwalk'
November
Coat . '~ Sale
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.., amid-“w. 1r M! a». .
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Good Coats of Every Type ’
$25.00 gem $49.50..
' SALE, 01? missus
~ seal a sinus cobra;
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