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WHITE ELEPHANTS
Norwallt stores at the present time are showing such a variety
of useful and sensible holiday gifts. that we cannot help hoping
that Aunt Lizzie and Cousin Suse will look around a little this
year before buying us the annual furiined bathtub or sandpaper
faeeeioth for Christmas gifts.
llow disillusioning is it pink zebra striped tie to a man who
always wears sedate greys and browns and has plenty of tics
[ ew Type Stamford“—
Trolleys To Speed
[Hi Local Service
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ACTIVITIES OF INTEREST FOFl NOIl.
* I , rs. Mitchell And
3‘Chl‘lStl’Il88' Fairs Oblltérate M
Mrs. Thomas Charm
'All Else From Horizon
With Song Program
A delightful program of music
As Soon As Thanksgiving Season Closed Christmas
‘Fairs Commenced and Have Been Continuing
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The Evening Sentinel weicouler
contributions to the brief column ‘1
or to any other column tn [III
paper. and regrets that so man. I
onerings have to bc rejectel no
cause of the carelessness of tin '
writer.
Many people fail‘ to wrtit
names Iegtbly and an dent with
out a name is not usable _~=i ‘llllllltl in. i-III I I- ll
Many people write on pulp I.1.1,,...,1111.11 1, , “I, 1..
sides of the paper. Such untiirt ' IIII 'I . i.I I 1., I.
cannot be used until It has been . ; ,, .-
reeopied ill The Sentinel ottiII
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was presented following the regular
meeting of nutshell Rebekah lodge,
Ias‘: night. at Odd l‘ellows' hall.
South lain street.
B. J. Thomas ef East Norwallt.
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'lbnlght's ‘Eveats.
the Norwnlk Methodist
Episcopal
Inerly of Norwallt.
Sisters' lodge. Not-walk. for the
Just about this time each Christmas, each member in the
Mrs. William H. Ives. 17 Sound
View avenue reported to the South
lis t'\ilIt'i-tl i 1. l I
“I Ito—"'Tl H k Kd.’ ' M-‘I1I'tn I‘..\. i i 3111.
Ever Since; Every Cl'IUI‘Ch IS. Busy Making and Mrs. Mitchell of Dciawgre aire- anyway! lathe-"Tb; Flts:rlflghlcrs." ¢"30:33“::I?::’;Irlli::r:(lzht(’li‘ni1 1 e. .. “,1 1 .1 i I
Plans. . 2:.bn'tzrr'tnsll‘illzlertt‘ Sofieryrleogd- \Vhat blunting 0! ideals “my be a(30(Hnl)ll“'l“3d in it man “110 I’HIIII‘t'——”I)I'\I|'b Island." use a double-space in wriilnu .II\I.1.[Ih 11"]: I? Vi ll}. “ t I: I ‘ ll
' . nhl. nature. tars. Mitchell an. n is given a hand manicured, violet scented wood pipe when he . ‘ cow tar newspapers. to permit 1111. 1.1,. , 11, 11,11
Christmas fails. entertainments The review was given by MlssWar- no“ of old fashioned colored 0111’, ”no“!!! comcoh1 ‘ NMORRO“ NIGHT w". for corrections where "W 1) 4.11 1‘ h 1 ; 1 . I,” l 1“,... .11 l
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.‘N ham" are all the me now- “"9 “my °' Br'd'fpon‘ 23:“ '32:” $363121?" "“‘°'_°d And how bleak and dreary seems the Christmas to the poor :::.1:::1_3v)1‘1'111$t{0nd0n 81W)“, '7 II-- lIIIII III ~~-I I I mII-I III .
Jaw"! MM pmmtm “ one an m- The ills-n er. of th; loan, "0 working girl who gets only paper nluchc bookends, hand painted i-ninr..---Th., mum-“y wmmjj. 1 [‘1'1’11‘1'I13'II .'I II . ‘ . I I III- I II‘IIITIII.
"3“ ”m“ "m" ““d “ “m" m ‘ Mr. aild Mrs. Vincent J. McQuil- very gratefu to those two talented buhonllooks or riding boots when she wishes to goodness 801m“ . . -:I m . Ir- III . I . I I ' . III II:- II I III-I
_ the works. tun, Mrs: Mary E. McQutilan. J. Ev. people for their program and wish body would give her a new pair of silk stockings 10 “-1.13“. the Sun And Title For Today Overflowulg Horn ..II.. t- ..I. . . I. .. - l. I. 1:1,...
a "‘ Ion-n Noonan and Frank Hoesell to take this opportunity of thank-. . l 1 1' . I I Sun rises . ..... “:20: A. h ;..II.~ Ina-mt. . ‘Ii :,l III'\‘ l'I.‘
ones she has been darmngtlcse list we ve meat is. . _
Churches were among the Norwalk people who tag them. . k h . h 1. 1 h 11 Sun not. _____ 14;“ 1.. M. 0‘ Fore! Pr ble 1111'. 11W 1‘” 1‘
“The Two “arrests" was the dc- attended the twentieth wedding sn- Ml the busing? "Islamhth; arst ‘WlPM famJIYIWtOh mi)“ 11:” "1 '8‘“ P: 9" ‘0‘ i S 11"“ 1:“ Of High lid-2.1mm It. Maine" r. M. g“ 0 ms i In... . .1. I. I I .I I. .. .1
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Ill lltt l Th its vin cantata you "“0er recently °F M" and M“ norn "“ R l I l I i . p.. «I i». I. .. . . . i. ll
- b: in: medium: ofK‘he quartgl‘of Henry La Rose of Albany. N. Y.. for- "WWII“ “'08 accepted from Our Handed to Congressi II o I. . I III
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' ‘ ' . Dr Vincent v Ch“. 105 South attend their meeting January 5. like to receive. leaving out, of course, the house and lot and 3.... boy, 11.1.1.1,“va through h... 10,111,111”. 11111111111 01'111‘1,1.;1.1111_11.1‘1 ‘11 ' {111:1 1‘1‘ " 11 11 .1 . ‘1 .1 1.,
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The r. c. 12. class of the South Mn... most, celebrated m. birthday. ‘inlrewllluctgnrcflmkddgs aim: the limousine which it is taken for grallltd only dear old hedge and brt‘nklng it. promo"... 11.1.1111“ 111,, 111111111011 01 111111111 mm 11 11.11 m...
NWWMR Ml‘lhodlst church served a Sunday. and he and Mrs. Ciausl ' Santa can bring.
short session of ('tilinrt us,
So fur its the SI-ililln is concern-
I'll the. World (‘IIiiri. for the time
being. is out of the picture. lilit thI-1
French Debt agreement renmlns.‘
sister lodge. The assembly officers
have been invited as the guests of
honor for the occdslon.
Rehearsal of the degree and guard
teams has been called for Friday
night of this week, at s o'clock. at
Odd Fellows' hall.
-' dry successful supper. Wednesday
veiling. at the church. The Lmlles'
‘Ald held l\ sale of fancy work in
* ‘cbnncctinn with the supper.
Chief of Police William it. I‘m-
nlngton cautioned Dan‘s Tire, Shop.
North Main street, about water
running from the front of the
building yesterday afternoon. The
water from and proved dangerous to
entertained a number of friends at
The lists are either posted in some prominent plat-e in the
dinner in the evening.
house or else each member is given a copy. Every gift named,
designates color or mail l‘llll where necessary. All gifts are pur-
chased from these lists with the result that when Christmas ar-
rives, each member of the family receives gifts he can use. he-
New rleaiinc 1;"Unii”
Largely Perfected
By Chas. E.
A very pleasant surprise birthday
party‘was tendered Abe Frankel. at
his home. Saturday night.
China presses into the horizon of
A Christmas exchange sale was the Senate Foreign llolntions t‘mn-
held by tho umhcrs of tho ODD . WMM‘I'S'W- iniitw'. whose chitirinilii. H'dlfl'tli‘
‘ ti’inity riI-rio \vI-IinrsIlny afternoon. ‘1 "1 q. 1 _ m;’;‘:_l”“{v:31°1;'g::' “grim“"ztg‘: cause they are the gifts he wanted. The pleasure and surprise BoIIIiI. hell-Wen a serious IIIIIIII .III. - , .
'3‘ the home 0' I‘I'S- William “1"" Mr".Mdr°“ ' ”m ‘.’ ’ ‘1’“ Me- membcrs are plnnnin to hold . I8 still there, plus a [treat dead of satisfaction. "mdm "“1 Victrom .old on Is taking shape in the, i-.-.r l-:.I~t.1 (I. II I:. rout. I'm-III. r sown
ram. Harriet street. 2"". “it: hhotitttgi‘n‘Siiftiix’l‘laty| alight in mi“, sale R easy terms at Donnelly's—Adv. \texico and lontiul Amerit. l pr. .I .'\‘quI: i. ll . now Ii\ill.1 iii ittI-II I'.
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C ‘ y y The next meeting of the lodge Is 0 rent a situation which may dIulnnIl this ‘i. ii I II 1 I II his on. ll 'It
‘ "'1- "ui'l‘ Campbell and m” ~ December 17 Norwallt Ir COUlS Make Several The directors of the Norwnllt VIM!“ action at any time. Illil' ..I in II..II I Itl~ til lIiI' new tuni-
‘Annie Camhbt‘" “‘"I‘ ”‘0 ”mums" ML and M“..Lrn“t, Kosmccki. 2’ I Building and Loan Association at 'lhn Lilllfinnni‘ Trt «is M h Tur- I I“: “"‘I " ""l "l “ "‘“m-‘Vn "-" “"
yet the afternoon at the meeting of GTI‘KOIY boulevard. celebrated their Plans At Executive Board M t’n their meeting in the offices of Tay- key is the Special Order of Illisi~ '. I‘l“""“"" ‘h‘ " 'l 1‘ 31““‘4 'l'“'"“"'
3" J°"Ti‘h'n Sewingr r’.'clc. Wed- tenth wedding anniversary. Sunday. 66 I g lor and Golden yesterday afternoon lli‘Hd on the Senate calendar for Jnil- ”“1"” “““l ”‘ I'm‘l'“ “"“ “ “0‘" t
nesdaymt the K. of 0. rooms. Wilsh- .. -"~ Tried Local IBecipe .... . declared it 6 per cent dividend to only 5. The llorah resolution 111.11.1bliiltiilitzs. """'.‘<""” l“ ””“1' ”F ("I
inston street. 1 “In” “Otl‘l't‘gm ”an“ '3'? ““5 _-_._, Norwalk Girl Scouts will altInd had at Camp with Murry. New members. int: modlflt'ltlloll of the United III." Iquwr iIIuInIIuI-Im.minpuul.
. out man a e we ng o M“. 1 . a play to be presented December-10 York. to see the various phases of ' Si-‘Iif‘h' NUS-SIR" linlii‘y 90mph 0"” “a. I'm“ "Him" NI“. \OH‘ .(‘mJ
Routine business occupied the. nl- Mae Elizabeth Barnard 0! Bridge- 5 1FPRFSE COOKU‘S- -. . Miss t‘ccell n ttisione l’io -. 10 1- 0 1' l' .11 1... 1 1n. 1 1 \\'lll|‘li lli’iiilli.‘I‘l|Il‘t ~i tIII- "\t-eo
. . , i . by the “istport Girl Scouts. in Hunting in action. a it . Vin) ii r.m In .I- a son. Aens n 1
_tenticn of the members of ll10‘99rtr and lamest rancher Judson of Mrs. [rank 1'4- Pll'somi Wdfl‘nflfi Westport. The play '1“ “.1111." 111. .. The or ”Imam," of mi (11120" was a recent visitor with It party (‘uhit since the ecssion of the isle INN": -“-‘-‘" ""i
‘deies Aid of the SOIIIII Norwaik llalrfleld. WhICh “30“ [“800 Novem. ¥3-2 cum;1 alignir. Mrs. John linker. “1:113 “’1 Nth-walk This new-body of friends in the Bear Mountains. of Pines are to be subjected to The "unit” is an innovation in
‘Methodist Idills*op'll church. “cd- ber 18. at the home of the bride’s 110“!) B or 0" ng. 0111”. 11111“ were talked 011.1. 111 111011111113 mm “110' 1m. A! work all American scrutiny under authority heating. lillh'illlii'll :i‘i it (li'll\t‘rl
"93d“ afternoon. parents. 1mg; milk the executive board meeting of the 111111111111 who 1111111 at nixlli Miss Miss Marjorie Tarlo . Spring of a resolution by Senator King. fresh air to .I room, heating it just
. :l "i 2 p 11' Girl Scouts which met vesicular “u . “0.19,, 0; 1711.. hi b 11.11001 1! street. in visiting with friends in Democrat. Utnh. directing an in- before delivery and radiation. one
The Cllri<tmns m" held Wednes- M" and MI." Gustav Gaidosllt. 1‘ : cups our. . at the Girls' and Women's ('ltlll. 111 r}. 1 g t Bridgeport today. qulry by the Foreign Relations heater to t'I’lt‘ll room. it can
1“. 1.» day night by the members of the Reynolds street. entertained about i “”9”" "awn“ "Md“ North Main street. 1‘ 1.1.15.“ , 1 1 ‘1 . 1 .11 Comnliitec of the upper chamber. be used either :Iiono or iii ari-
Epworth LCM“? M "‘9 ER" Avc- fort Of their friends. SUM". In teaspoon vanilla. Th 1 1 1 1. \ . ' " ‘lm ‘ H n" ”m“ by ‘ rs. -Your photograph for Chtist- Disposal of alien property seized ditioil to the regular furnaces, itc-
M. E. church was a. decided h g thi t 1 f h Roll very thin and cut with a 0'0 PT°I°M “0 “"‘h ills. \Iilliam tnhtledine. Jr- who has . . - . -
sue on o e r wen y- ift mniver- . , . . . \. 1 . mas. Reduced price. from now un- during the. world war is the aim oi a coldlng to the (lit i.ttI-:i oi the en. t.
success. sary. cookie cutter, Ln" '" pan. Place John (.alanugh. MH’ ““bu' ‘ wmu' 1“” "U”‘lm'lmg " "'mmm‘y “a“ for ‘il Dec lOih Phone 366 and make bill already in the hands of the ginI-I‘r designing the lleztting plant
i 1 teaspoon of filling on each cooklc.' Miss Martha Murphey. Mrs. Arthur (iii-i Scouts in ,Orllt'r that they may ' ' ' . ’ ' ‘ . , ._ ,
. . , , . an early appointment. Manugian House \\ ayn and Means Committee. for the building. and “MS strum,
Miss Susan Oimstead led the mis- M: d M h Then lay ano her cookln on tap. ll. ltumil. Mrs. A. M. liOIJlIl-Illlll‘l". olItIIiII tlIeIr Illlllli‘It‘l-y llnIlgI-s. studio—Adv. Machinery for 8911191119111 of remaln- vapor. or n “mum”. 1" 111“ ms“ of
slonsry meeting of the Woman's AI- R . a: rs. Jo n H. Sniffen. This recipe mnkes 2 1-2 dozen. Mrs. drying L. Jennings. Mrs. II. l\. -i-|iI- slim-iris (It Girl Scout week inl’r chims against Germany for war vacuum 110311111; 11 111111111 19 incor-
.eoclation of the South Nomik baynLonth istreetdl Rowiayton. cele- “m“: '0’ “'9 Cooltlm. W. kellogg. Mrs. .lolln “MW" Mr" “mm "mm” “”5““ “or" I" No" Miss Doro‘hy Bennett Wilton is damages probably will be provided corporatI-d with the unit ‘\lr Scott
Be. fist church Wednpaday aftcr- ra.c 9" 50 311““er With 1 cup chopped raisins. llerbert Pollard. Miss Sally lietts. walk “-1”, a first “m rally. The . ,' ‘, . ' ._ .1 ., ' ‘ ' ’
P a family reunion. Thursda . , visiting in Stamford today. She will by the some measure. lived turn in l‘lrl\ lilll rond up to
noon at the church. Y. 1-2 cup sugar. Mrs. Walter S. Munro Mrs. H. l-.. week was observed in accordance attend 11 11111, at the Stamford 11110111 1111.1... v1.11“. 111:1,
-—.' 1-2 cup water. Chandler. Mrs. ltobert Vail IiIIII-il. with the national Ollilinl'fl. theatre this evening , V l ‘ _,
Clubs. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Harris. 1 tfiflfinoon flour. Mrs. Joseph Mcldlroy. Mrs. Leon it. 5. 111.. three dunnm ' Th“ i"“‘"‘°" “4"“ ”:4” h" “”l
Fliam Horton. 17 Pleasant avenue.
.'siirlg. at her home.
1 ‘A clever evening of entertainment
was enjoyed by the members of the
East Norwaik Pinochle club. Satur-
,day night. at the home of Mrs. Wil-
Cards were enjoyed by the mem-
‘ bars of the 08 chapter of the Girls'
and Women's club at the meeting.
Arch Ameritll
:‘rn latest styles and colors. Best
finality at lowest prices.
‘ FRANK LAUDER
Hamilton avenue, have announced
tlle.engagcmeht of their daughter.
Rose. to Darwin. Boson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer Room of Stamford.
Fraternal“:
A very elaborate program featured
the installation of the omccrs of the
A. O. H. auxiliary. Sunday afternoon.
council of that city.
Women
have encircled old by
Special attention to orders
you in advance. Fresh stock
inst-anteed.
P. E. Fairchild. Prop.
TELH’HONE I“.
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pecfiagmredwomemthe
laid-tiles 'nhltsryped’hsdtogo.
i Doctorsurgeamway. Millions
ippioyit. Yoewcarsheereetfroch
groups
which made week-end trips to the
5.0m ylirnolt camp.
Cook until thick. Fish, Mrs. Merritt
Marjorie Donne.
Miss Murphy gu've the secrIIiuI-l'n
report which was followed by the
treasurer's report given by Mrs.
Ncefus. Mrs. Irving Jennings ihmnce
chairman. outlined the plans for the
presentation of a moving [Ilt‘ltll'f‘
December 14. at the Regent th< .ttre.
Ives ll lid MISS
-b‘f'i‘iie tlIlIi dressing contest now
going on. l-thillitn will he in store
\\Illllt)\\:l in Not-unlit and South Nor-
wlllk. llIt'I min r'lJI. 'l‘iii' dolls will
so to the children all the t'otlilty
llI‘Ilit‘ :tlitl prollniIiy to the Day Nurs-
ery.
Sentinel Cook Book i
Chicken and Macaroni ll)"
One and one-half cups macaroni
broken in two‘inch lengths. 1 cup
8.1‘.ltns for choral still: ing at the
water until tender, about 20 minutes. stars in the pictum and a nuns.” mumdpm Chrmmm mm 111% 1110
Many At Celebration
tlon of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Snif-
rietts Ramona and daughter Lil-
lian. Mrs. Katherine Sooneld. Mrs.
J. A. Stabelt. Mrs. Sarah Tavee and
daughter Jessie.
Miss Hortense Welgman. Mr. and
Swltser. Mrs. Nettie Griffin. Mrs. M.
Wallenstein. Mr. and Mrs. James
Warden and daughter. Mrs. Harry
1playlng during the essences and
highscorewas’tetdbylmlom;
ison. &. netted-seesaw
ousMnhblcrnm.
mastheetlageftheolub
museums-Issue (ermmm”-MN
gunman-unnamed “WIMRIID-
-mm~wuhbmumtflmmmw
Mina Norlne Mason iii spending
the day with friends in this cify.
Mr. and Mrs. John 11. Leonard.
1 l-‘air street. are entertaining Miss
Helen Reynolds and Mrs. Katherine
Currcn from New Haven.
Milton Levy spent the week
Ming Leone Albricht. West Cedar
Ellsnwood has promised to bring
Mrs. Ellenwood with him for the
session and it is expected the wives
the members wives.
Sum Contest
cord as it has already been con-
ceded the title of the largest attended
class in Connecticut.
wenwoodl‘osrluk
fact is substantiated by the phen-
omenal growth of the class: every
Sunday sees the addition of from :5
tints of the rainbow.
Ilium!) POCKI-H‘tl.
_..—_.
Tries Liquor Instead
(It Work and Draws
A 30 Day Sentence
Frank Haas. Gardner street, .\'0-
roton Heights. charged with drunk-
enness and theft of a small amount
lack of evidencea
parts in the. affairs of the llouse.
James \V. “'adsworth. Jr.. of New
York. chairman of the senate mili-
tary committee. and George. Whar—
in the Senate, which also gathers
under its brooding wing the follow-
Stanfield of Oregon. and O. E. Wel—
ler of Maryland.
In the house both the wets and
drys feel the effect of the last broad-
side of the voters as William I). l'p-
Phillip Hill. of Maryland. the leader
of the wets. was unsuccessful in an
attempt to capture the Republican
Senatorial nomination in his state.
a place in the "lame duck flock of
the house after serving six contin-
uous tonne. wh Francis P. Patter.
son. Jr.. of New Jersey. and Nathan
1). Pcrlsnan. of New York. will de~
W. b“ Pockets made of huge patches of
' ’ 1:... be nit-«toe. "' mummpmtlmlsmmun rt th s l at h ft
- 0' M". ”Call f areeeea on the smart new coats. DI from a case n are a or
n . - m'.'.m. hadofehe m salread. a this i the ”I, "my, .1 m. ”“133 you, to“... ”we. . 1
probably not manufacture the
hiiliself, but will have it fililtlt-
some outside firm under contract.
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Deaths and Funerals
. . . . - Charles {-.lbt-i't \Vet'tl
at the Catholic clubhouse. chopped chicken. 2-5 cur blanched f" “‘0 “Mm °' “W 0‘” “'0“ I ~ 'i‘h oi i.» sni to lo Sionsort‘l \‘lsitln with friends in Middletown. 0‘ "WM "‘0'“ ”'0 “pa“mm‘ °‘ .. ‘ - . , . . -
Monday “lshi- . and shredded almonds. 1-: cup grat- 'l‘ho fiiln. "North of 36" will fI-a I11y"1h,, "11:08,; 1...: 111.,1'... :1. T1111. g Mrs. Rosie Kimril. '16 Grei'rock .1”‘° 11m“ "“1. thigh? 1‘1 3‘1; 11
Miss A'lele'Van Scotv Van Buren Elghue“ members °1 MM" “11- ed cheese. 2 eggs. 1“ cupcream,1-4 “"9 14°“ Wilson. whom many “' "0 scouts haw announced their intcn- Miss Nora Dinkowltz. Cedar place. Stamford, ““3 ”imam“! to “tilt:- XIII-1.1L.“ \l‘t;l“:l-t\' illnl‘lltlil :‘i
‘ avenue chtertained the members of coir; iouwili D1; 0' lg tA. 3‘" 10mg» brutalror‘l’lrllzlldthom grating 0‘ nutmeg. will r“’1‘"‘;”belrlud“ 11'9“”! ‘m’ tioni-i of turning nil nionIIy liver to HIl‘t‘c is spending the. day with re- 130 Staysfimdmlingn021:]:1f‘rs‘tgfilazll‘if’ ._f .11 “(1011, 1TH)“; 1110 1,1111“ (11' 1'21
' . ‘ are c aer my. is ur lay at: t. I' - tor at lei sum not sIIIIIIIIrI: 1 . Ii "t 1 iii." itltii sin Brooki'n. New York. " " a“ “r .' . i " . . . l .
-' "m M“ “rid” Club Tum“ “‘3‘ to visit the Martha Washington 600k macaroni In boning salted There will be a number at tiliil‘r 1" com“ 0 h" p U ’ The theft count wus dismissed for WI We” 1‘3 “i ”I 1-‘ "Ill ~‘I ‘ -
Ntirwullt. lie-L lwuivr 'i'. .\i.iilIl .
. ‘ ' . . . .. . . . , \ _ K 1.51m.) slic engaged pastor of the South .\I.iv.‘;tllt l2.I.pii-i
Norwalk Quota club members 33.. 1 n . Eht$e;n:":;:::hindbgglezlln: “hlltl: 3:) out“. featured on ”K DFOXIIIII. 9r KH’III: 0‘ b‘mk' t“ ‘0 Chm'm‘M" insti- “"1"“ “'3’! a recent \isitor In Stam- “first gaping. “ctr; for her last} ('lilll‘t‘li \hill Uffit‘liii”. hit me ill \\:.i
- . - e etching. A matinee and int) [0"] M3 0 0 i . ._ , . . . _
' red at the Dispensary on- Pine TM “"1” social held by the thoroughly and add eggs well lieat- - i . "MM" - ' 'l‘uesdav and after giving him his be ill the, fitlliii) iI'IU‘I In i..I. IMII: l -
cot Tuesda ni ht to enjo members °t “3° William McKinley ' even “I perfmmances are mm“) "‘ Ac tip to the new constitution " . lll“lt*l')’
. V 3 . V ‘ "9" "11111111.", and camp meld” “mm 11.1 in and combined with cream and Mrs. Albert Lee and Miss him. 1 “I E 1 ‘ 1 , ' -——Dr. R. if. Bennett. dentist. 37 dinner. left lhhn at the rear Ofvllit - - , __»__
D." prepared by MlssyEmlIle Mdlller. the club rooms High street. furnish- seasoning. Mk thoroughly but lightly phey "I“ be I" “I‘M” 0’ the '( IIIIIU' I MN will be no man quarttrly ex- Scavicw avenue. X-ltay nild oxtract- house while She went out. “hp" , . II . ,
I; ---—- ed ‘ very entertaining evening ‘01, and turn lntoa wcll buttered. smooth which i, to nu sold Tickets .1. m "WV“ "“1”“ 3‘1""‘Inm- hm "“‘hm 111g. Evenings by appointment. Tele- she. returned Haas was gone. and “NU-II“ :\~HllllIIII.I‘lI!Im
Mrs. W. Russo and Mrs. R. Knip~ the members mola Ih‘iil mold about three-quart. be go in advance and it is inIp.I.i:"““”‘ly "“ “mg“ “I ”m “I‘M" 11110119 453(,'__\d1._ she declared a search of the apnI-t- The film l‘ill‘tli \-..l...iI.I .\, lllO‘l‘Il‘iI-
I}: :fltgnalnggmthe :ng‘ly 1400.. et . era full. Buttesr cover of mold and that e 111111110 “.111 cooperate 111 aii‘illlni'lltl 1$lri1nlxiztt‘:‘ld“ll:i twirl-1:30 1 . ment showed incline). w-n‘sllnisslnlrf.t ?::111“::5m1ulms :IIVIILIIIIIIIIIIIYn‘t 7.211.;
- all s on a . e crmers put in place. team for two hours. wholehearted manner. “'“w r” " " I ‘ h . . t V t" l . When “”5 “‘ “MT“ mum“ n" . ”' “‘ ,‘ "
home. Bnyview avenue. Wednesday. vafgecggxggzg tad gig‘dnsalggll: Remove and invert mold over dish Miss Marjorie Donne. Girl Set-Inig‘l‘" m “m"‘ry' n.2:::{.05:::;:d ,dpciiznvos‘lirlltltrlzn ““35 ““5 "“mflWW‘IL according 'to tart-"1‘." 1"” Mi” '." 1“ M" l‘ ""1
' In which loaf is to be served and let director “a". u”, a lo ... 11.11 1 The finance comnllitee will meet . ‘.-. _ '. , ‘ the testimony of (‘ilrltuln of Police 1.. liner. lliIhlIII' .0! U“ All“ II!
M h in G Tuesday evening at the Catholic cluo ‘1 “K I I - DridtIl‘OIi Shollillnh- - . . . 1 . Clirlsil‘ln elii' . ii an Uilli‘. I-- in
em firs 0f 0 J: chapter 0f house was ‘ decided success stand a few minutes before lifting “"10". sections of it touched on; ltil II «in or So to make more plans _-___ George MCLarllil- \I 110 mill“ in ‘ ' ‘
““3 Gm” 8"“ Wm“! Club ”'10?“ ' the mold. Serve with tomato sauce l. The. splendid opportunity shII i tor the “movie." Dr. and 111” George G. 1,111.10“. arrest. 11‘1“" "'dI‘IlI I" i“ I I. “W“ IIII “I
* I Thanksgiving supper Wednesday I poured around the loaf, . 1 . . 1 _ l\ClSl I (‘tlilI inil
night. at Russeil' s Sunflower Tavern, There were abbut fifty people who _ . 1 th _ r N cnted with ¥é"r1";ff;t°e’;duif"°l‘ “"e I" be“ M L D Uk ——~—~—”~*~' w.-
“n the P3“ '0“ {Inga cm:- at the “'14 0mm! 811:? Huntington-Scofield Dances At Celebration ‘1'f1_‘1‘_"_'1 11,,f11f1‘12"“1fn1°1,1“1:11m mm any me “C S ~———~—« ———-——-
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v . . \ ’Mrs. lirenncn. Prolitltnce R. I. B‘rlhs
At the meetln of the. Calvert club ter. 0. E. 8.. Wednesday evenlnlI "" . . ' .I. ““L' dancing “u enjoyld by all the - I ' I N C g l ‘
ytruancy night rip members enjoyed in the Masonic Temple, Washing- Miss Alien Sconeld. daughtEr of masseaxmgmdfifgy1:133“ 31:11:31 mints. is spending a few days with Mrs. H ext 011 I'CSSI ._______“__
‘the review of the book "Everlasting ton street. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Sconcld. Mc- F11“, and the "Rose Petal" dance ml . . Andrew Mills. Rowayton. . . v ._ 4 ‘— t1‘) 1 Mm K1111 11111111111111. 1.1“, 11111
- .Man" written by Gilbert Chesterton hmley street. lkowaylon' w“ quict- 'i ‘ f . OllilCl'Ol’l Cll‘Cle “ “SIHXGTUS' DOC. ' (1 'I road "".‘I- lili‘ill in .1 II ll“. [an '11 [LP
1 1 the fifteenth anllIH rsnry celelllndim. p d \t \' T 1 nl . . ,_ . . r . .
Business matters were discussed Iy married to Ralph 1’. Huntington. . I fr. 8“ . ’5. . ”mil“ “3 0" i‘ ' The, short session of tongues. litttu i \. . . 1 . 1 .1, . .1 . ,
. . 1 f 1“ d M E (l H “.1“ of the Harlem lxuriander Y, iii. A, w daughter Norma “011,111.10" “,1" d 1... Si‘suion . lir\\.lll\ II...1II.. sir... .i}. lilIilll.
at the meeting of Our Sisters Rc- 50“ 0 . I'- all re. . - u ' 5' 3. Ass m i held ,I l News The Omicron circle of the East ‘ ' " '_ known us the ldmu llC\ .. .' itanr. 'i‘hII lull-j mi, 1'. d 5‘; pounds.
. 0 at on rcc at y in . . h. . q. .1 . ~ .
hekah lodge 1“ Odd Fellows hall. hn' ‘ Courtiand place. a. 3hr) Ro- York at the Filib'ls: Mansion 1 \vIInuc ‘.i l‘ church will ntteiid the 19““ today '0 spend t " “N -e.n is at hand. ’lhe liilli‘illg flock this
w ll s‘r t Wednesda nl ht \myton M. E. paleonase Ia nlizht. ‘ ‘ "'y ‘ ‘ “ . ‘ ’ . In Bridgeport and Waterbury . includes tI-n senators and near. _~.__~ _.
RR a - ee, y 8 ' v Souvenirs of handsome suit and I\'~ IIIlIi‘: Eli-THC" III a body tomorrow 3"" I~ . «t; "A ,.
. . Rev. “alter C. Cowart performed _ cr 1111111.".1 “.1. i" the lnd- ri 'lll 11. half a hundred of the house. Hit) l..\Il lIlll: t‘i. \. I- l \iltN
‘ ‘ Officers were nominated at a the ceremony. pcpp ‘ ‘ re gun. ' 'i‘ ‘ 1““- J““‘“" Landgrnff “m1 3““ Ju5t, who is author of the moth— "'“j‘1‘j‘” s "“”"_'—‘"
t MONEY largely attended meeting of Lady The, bride was gowncd in yellow Janws’ I‘ownyton avenue. nrc spend- eaten phrase is “m a matter of 0m_ 01.! ..lt 'iIl l 1 'il. 1: Al‘ t (it {'1
_ 56111111135101,“ Wednesday night. in crepe de chlnc with hat to match ing a few days In how York city. 01111 101111111. 11111 11 1.1.1.1195 to those 1,1s11,..1 1. .\' 11,1 111' 1.1. 11110
Red Men's hall. Washington street. and she carried 'yellow chr'ysanthe- SUES “SHOVEL KING” FOR $50,000 BALD! members who were defeated in thI‘ “‘lhntri, lLIeIu‘iIIIIII-Ul‘.’ kA. “75132;.J l
“I. COB]. methu' BIIlQ-I. . mum" presenting a wry Charming ' 2 d An al B'bl recent t‘li‘f‘lloni‘ mill who “I” "0‘ n" Estate of .\I.t ii-It‘l i’lttilIJHC. 11130
“’3" ""9"" Plans for a dance were discussed picture. a 1 ‘1 d “ ”’ . n nu l e turn to Capitol Hi“ When the COII- known its .\lit ' .iIl i'unlmz nnIl
‘ P b“ L C l by the members or ‘he Lfidiell’ qu' atgg‘dyedretlgu‘z:u$ed agsngrtrq‘m: Cl L d. 9 D gross elected last November 2. 00". Michael I':illii.i.'. lull: U'. Norwtilk,
F . e ' ‘ . .‘t' '."‘.'*‘I:i.
II C can 01"}. iiiary'of the A. o. H. .at .he meet ”mm “m Mm. cum)“ Scon°1d_ ass a 138 ay lanes _ 1 1d 111‘ I" *{Id ‘l’liillii I. . . l1 _‘ .. 1 _
1 . trig Wednesday night. in the Catho- th f th b id" Mi F ces lit-sides those (lf‘ftfllt. at I Ulticied, llI.ti llll‘ AIhIIInlstIntiih
‘ I 80 Wall St Norwalk ltc club house. West avenue. m° er ° ° . r L' 3' n" ' Planned Tomorrow polls. a number of Senators and Katherine icon... I:.liiill her All-
‘ ' Sconeld, her sis.cr: Mr. and Mrs. E. , . .. t . ~. .. - . . . . .
Over Tristrarn & Hyatt’s . 0 Huntington parents of the House members who were no can ministration amount to IIIIS Louit
The Monitor Grotto orchestra will groom, and Mia; Lend Klinefc‘ter. didntes for reelection are enteritis for nlliustiluni. ut the ‘l'ltii.:ltlt' of-
~ --’°" "-‘. rehearse Monday evening at. the Both th brid and groom are Another big day has been planned the concluding session of 1011;: iIInIS [ice ill .\ot\\iiln. on the .I tl.l_\ oi lic-
home 013 Edward It. V0“ CM‘IEI’H‘E well know: in tlila city and very ‘0‘ "‘9 Everyman's Bible 01388 10- 0f continuous service. Included in eomlmr Hill. at 2 o'clock :Ii'tI-r-
in Bettswood Road. popular The groom 1! employed mot-row. The meeting will be the the group is Oscar W. Underwood noon: and that all {muons interested
Complete Line Of Drc. .‘ Sets at “1° Niorwalk Tire and Rubber Co Annual Ludies' Du held by the of Alabama. for many years an in said l-IstutII may be notified
in at the present “me ' class. The first one held last April outstanding figure in the senate thvrt ni’, tlIo .\lllllilll.\ll‘.‘lll‘lx will
— -s1 1 The couple are. now on their was largely attended and it is ab cilamnI-r. and Representatives 'l‘iii- catirI il.i order to be published ill
1 ver f O ,. pucted the meeting tomorrow WI“ chcr of Kansas. and \‘olgt of Wis- n. li(“.\‘t?l"l|\t‘i‘ lilting: u (‘llClililllOll I11
Sterfiggd 3 - g t gafyfiiofzegét ifmwmignremm be the largest gathering held by cousin. who have taken prominent said l‘lhii'lt‘l. :tt II‘I‘SI file thus be-
' It ' the class since its organization. .lim
fore said 9 day of in t‘l'lillit‘r 1926.
liiIleY \V. GliiiGOltY
. Judge
. Among the many additional rela- ct all the officers of the class will to“: Pepper 01 Pennsyhflutn' 111.1.
m en lives and friends who attended tho also be present as well as most 01 members of the. “Iilmt‘ Illicit" flock ()iilIl-th 'l‘IJ Sii'i‘i‘Ll: .\t't.'l)l'N'l‘
I 50th wedding anniversary celebra- ’
Dilill‘ltt of .‘\‘tiI-wliik. h‘s. Probate
Id Washington Street. ten. Raymond street. Rowayton. Tomorrow will be the op em“ 8 day 111‘: L();.I-:;:lt:";1il;il1l17l. m1h\.liju“i):i.:l'
‘ . . IBM for this Thai-“av ‘t theh‘ home WBI‘C: 0‘ a three month- attendance 0011- Ralph 1" (“moron 0' Arizona, kntlwll Lu: l.I/:AlI-h ‘1‘Alll!0\lc lljzhl:
. Slim? Miss Kate and Miss Laura Crcck- tool. The local diass will compete mum... 11. “mt 0: Kentucky, 1.01110” “11 11 11,11“ 1111161111110
new way—4:“: pm ett. of Gleitbrook; Mrs. Eugene Am- with the Mt. Vernon. N. Y‘. Barto- John w_ Hamid of Oklahoma. lr- O1. N01111,11k 111 NJ 1;.S1r1c1' :1“
A l . —‘d ' N". Mrs. C. D. Albrecht. Rev, and ‘0“ class. Th“ “I- Vernon class “‘3 vine L. Lcnroot of Wisconsin. Wil— ceased ‘ ' ‘ l .
.. T U R It E Y - 1 tion iswdsllkeusue Mrs. sesiisi and daughter. Mrs. A. about 2600 member- mimt 600 M iism B. :ltcxiniey of riunois. Rice 011,131.... In... 111.. 1.1111111151131111
1 B. Cleverly. Mrs. E. Gilliland and the local class but it lsexpected that W. Means of ColorjtdO. Robert N. K11111n1111f “01111.3 11.1.11 it 1 . Ad
Md poultry of all kinds HEN the world ma cx- daughter. Mrs. Hudson. Mrs. Item the local class will melts a line re- ‘ “’ ’ “'r '
ministration account to this Courl
for adjustment. at the Probate of-
fice in Norwalk. on the 9 dil)’ of De-
cemher 1926. iii 2 o‘clock after-
noon: and that all persons interested
said District. at least five days be-
fore said 9 day of December 1926.
HENRY \V. GREGORY
to 80 new members.
arm . . . thee gm‘ §3m3°gz Stung: . The class extends In invigtlom David w. Stewart of Iowa. st- Judge
MN. 01m. ' all men of the city to visit O—c though not a lame duck. will not re-
. ALL Mg; as . d n" and ""1 Oar! Wicks °‘ N at any of its meetings WhICh are turn to the senate after next March
y M u M a N°Wllk~ Iheld in the Regent theatre every 4. being elected only to fill the apex.
1 tissue. N0 hull?- N0 elli- . I: Cl b I Sunday morning at mo. pired term of inflate Senator Albert
him WhlS u '8. Cummlns. to or Senator Smith
s H 0 P l Yoe it for I without hum Mrs. P. J. Morrison. West avenue. P ‘ RANCH-:8 All}: new. w. Brookhart “:1: take Stewart's ANGEVINE
1 M 5, m morn: a any . ntertuned the members of the Res. ......_ place of“! “It! ‘0‘
,1 1 I a 1111 an" «Ito waist dl'ts Mania! afternoon Spuiglel have returned to the . Representative Pm 86°“ of “I- FURNITURE c0
1 1 . h b“ it her home. ‘ . mode but they an small and made chlgan. chairman of the House Mer- e
. E A R L Y .37“ , can, '- n'". Ill These were three tables ele'idga1p l'shl 1' the M00! “1}“ Am Caldwell. for-rm x" a”. of a substance that reflects all the chant Marine committee. also takes .
16 North Main Street
So. Norwalk Phone 258
. Jim Ellenwood continues to hold show. of Georgia. one of the dry 11. mm 1.35m" may 1w "011111111
m I F E’ without I seooed thou“. my time. hit-s. Howard Evory and son Milton. ‘1 "1, interest of the class with his standard bearers for many terms. thereof. “11. A111111n1111mtr1‘ “.111 1
ERN M K I I dame. You an “- fighkliiogncrmgmnfiesd HE: weekly talks or sermons which ‘15:; h". m: to in: ‘11av1ne duhc‘lll" 1:039 cause this order to he published in
l ' . t as week. yapmary cos. w c. on .. 1 "2.
15 North Main Street in“ ma‘ ank Inchette of Rowayton. Ml. more In creating V ‘7 a ntuspaplr huliii 'l circulation in
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