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~ ‘ e Hymn of Praise."
South Nomik Methodist
' church. next Monday
Slate.
The two soloists of the evening
.\l he Miss Lillian Gustafeon.
, dishvdtsncricsn seprano of New
'SOPRANO somisr
i
‘ l.
Wesley Howard
ii. "Ring out Wild Bells." (words
frorn 'l‘enuyeon's "In Memoriam")
Percy E. Fletcher. The Choral Art
Society and the Max Barr Ensemble.
Part 2
Hymn °§ Praise (Sacred Cantata)
Girls' Frieridly e
Members Receive
The Christmas candy which th
Candy To foil
members at the Girls' Friendly so-
ciety of Trinity church are planning
0
White diamonds and black moods
.Today’s Feature
Once Famous Actress Tortured By
Ghosts Of Husbands
Discussed
Several Novels
By
Nor-
lNorwalk Hadassali Card
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‘Women’sClubl "Party Nets Nearly $100
Mrs. Harvey Ki-ni. Arch silt-ct c11-
ti-i‘lulncd tho lllt‘llllvi‘l'ai oi the
walk Woman's Hill) at its Decem-
ber l‘uoetinx yveti 1-day alteruoch.
Slicer Silk Handkerchiefs Arc Given As Prizes At
Each Table; Mrs. Joseph Libncr Chairman of
Committee In Charge.
to sell has arrived and was distrl- ~, Th _ ’
, —tlsmbo a t trium h and 11m pur- 0 ‘09“ 0f the day “u Fhu . , , . . _. . . .. .
“M "° 9“ mam" "" u“ "m" vie gloonitii failureE-llfo at its rich- 50 Years Ago ,Yoar'e ‘i~‘lrsi' Narnia." my discuss “‘0 "'0 WW Mid bi Hit- hor- aria-l. rmiiii r diam. Miss Elmo- ii
in! bold loll old“ It the borne 0‘ eat and life turned blticr on the cd by Mrs. D. A. Sliuillltu'iuli. llliii “'“ik CNN" of tho Harlot-ash at the “r °‘- ‘ .
Miss Ruth Morning, 17 Osborne ave- tongue—ail these make up the story iMrs. F- :l-Curilu ni-w i'. M. ii. .-\. building In" nlgh‘w Miss Coin n. his.» l.ii:1‘l\osnlcchi.
rule. of Bogs; Coghlan. gray-est ghost of l 131”?) bill‘illilgllllgll 15m.- it .‘-_\li1)li:.|~;“.us very Wm "tuna”. and Mrs. (libs I\\Il:ll'l Alley.-!1.~r.r.\ii:l.~i tiuslnia Mr...
Mrs. Sue him. 10 Ann lireei. a ion end New York still hit i0 0' is n-r -‘or vs' ~.._ mini-.1 Luiiy' Julio l . . '91. m... .. , , H. mm in i.
' . . .. pl Lilincr. chairman of ii -. . . . .. ..
has an additional supply of candy totter among the ruins. and .. “Olil‘liliilt‘. t Ollli‘dlliilli \l'i‘li‘it :. { mmmnm’ or ummmmem“. Npm‘l: “1‘51.Ibtlllrll:l‘l‘liiruhlis..§.\lli)i‘ln(,
which the members can obtain at While Hillier Broadway an“ and by hilcn UlllflLOi'. ”1 ms morning that about 395 Md 1 Q . ."1 . .ni ., ..' i~. ..'1 fit, Mia.
any tllne. Park Avenue murmurs .0 the time The two books rcrimwi l.y iir... MM nadi- , -. hit-inbuilt. Miw. \_ tnlivil, Mrs.
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Game. and music were °“’°’I°d' 0‘ n. m" generation. old Chel'eu Sllil (Ennis “UV“ 5310‘} EMS.” l l |,' “"1 Slicer silk llflnillit‘l‘t‘lllt‘lh ot‘ ll'llllly i “3.3:. Jilufl‘lghi‘dll‘ih;ll‘: 3:11;: If: .1”:
by the members. lull. his)". The whispers ofadead Century on Man. harbor and Ltily \ unis .-y tli'lrlgll and color we” lilo prins. -. . 1 .. . i t, . 1, a._
to her guests.
the society. December as.
l 1M.
Call Early.
All those expecting to attend
the next meeting of'the Norwnlk
Quota club to be held in the
Sandwich Kitchen on Wall street.
Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock"
are asked to call Miss Alma Ly-
cctt. chairmen of the committee
in charge. before Monday noon.
Phone. 82.
several matters of importance
are expected to come up for dis-
cussion. Make your reservations
now.
0
hostess served dainty refreshments
Next Thursday Dllht. the girls will
meet for bowling at the Clifford Al-
leys. There will be no meeting of
batten. the days of gas footiigiits
and spanking bays prancing at the
theater doors. the days when Rose
Coghlan had but to flirt a law skirt
across the stage to bring an audi-
ence of bustlcd ladies and side-
whlskered men cheering to in (not.
And in the heart of Chelsea. at
the historic Chelsea Hotel. Rose
Coghlan still paces the narrow ridge
of mm bedroom floor. chantinu "he
lines of Rosalind and Lady iconic
and tho woe-bcgcno Pcnclopn.
Rose Coghlan is seventy-thud and
ghost-ridden. She lives again within
four walls her tcnipcetuous, knlrrldo-
scopic life on two continents.
'Ihi'oo Husbands.
Three of tho ghosts that Click“
about her bedroom ar the memo-
rloa other three husba s. The first
was that lucklcss Brown whose love
she dashed aside because he missed
the train that was to take them on
their honeymoon.
s
St. Peters’ Church Fair
yesterday afternoon and
undbr the auspices of tho Ladles' Al
Clears About §250
Over $250 is the amount cleared
so far from the Chflsimns fair hold
cvcnlng.
She has forgoitrn his first name.
The episode has nearly slipped from
her mind altogether, in the many
years since she resolutely boarded
the train'for Brussels. which in» had
missed in looking after the lug-
ease-
The furious bride i-rossvd tin:
channel and stormed into London.
d where. despite his frantic efforts for
lia.
Sylvia Townsend Warner.
iii giving thc unions of tin books.
the speakers i‘i‘iltl liliel‘il‘iillil; mils"
of the novels and tniili-d much
the interest and cnjoynnmi of tin.-
meeting.
Miss Helen l. Curtis.
Park. will be the hostess of the next
lmeoiing which will be held January
The subject of the
:nnictliig is " tt‘cent Ari." “him will
in: iniridlcd by Mrs. George 1’. Krapri.
} Mrs. G. Willis White and Mrs. Dotti;
line B Nash.
ti
L'niozi
January
Mrs. Libiinr was assist-Vii by Mrs“
Harry Novas. Mrs. Samu-‘l Roodner.
Mrs. S. Sicinlicrg. Mrs. M. Siolnherg
and Mrs. L. Golden.
Among those who played were:
Miss Bertha Roth. Mina Edith Sal-
to
run 11. M rs. Siolnbcrg.
ris.
noel: oocnnas‘
editionl. And Rose Coghian raved
her fury at the needless expense.
Brit unlucky in love. Rose Cogh- ;:
lan was lucky in business. She was
regarded in theatrical circles as the
second Midas. But one or two great
failures marked her career. l
Loved Brother.
Rose Coghlan was a haughty, scl-
nsh. domineering woman, according
to all accounts. The only human be-
ing whom she really loved was hr
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ll Tri
Mrs. l-llln Aiken, h‘ilrcrinlnt: ui'rrnn‘.
cup chopped raisins.
hOl'R Cll LAM
cup sugar.
Clip HOlil‘ (‘l‘L‘uliL
ed Local Recipe l
l‘ll‘...
.1
teaspoons ciiiiiuinoii.
Little salt.
1 egg. if HIJ1l13 \‘~llll\: trusts.
yolks. eating the \l'lllli'il. ii th-- nur-
lnguc is desired instead 01
o
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Di't.‘i'ilil,ti‘l' 33 ll.l‘5 llti‘il rial
of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutlicran
church. .
Returns are not all in as yet and
Rev. chzel announced this morn-
ing that he thought that the final
a. reconciliation, she fortiilt-u herself
in her mother's home, refused to see
him. and secured an annulment of
the marriage. Bride and bridegroom
never met again.
brother Charles. whose lead shu fol-
lowed in running away from her
genteel literary parents. to join wan.
dering troupera in England.
There is one other person in whom
(into for the Christmas
party to he hl‘l-l by tho inoiiiiicrs oi'
the Pride of L’ncas.
were made at the mar lini: last night.
An entertainment will also l)’: prov!
Christmas Tree Party
Set For December 0‘
inc
Arrn l‘i[:'i'l'll13lil'.7
11:; ll)" l
Miss Mur- Iiarris. Miss Mary Mod- .
no. Mitts Fannie Epstein. Miss Jayc‘ Miss .\llnni1- l‘rnni-II. Mrs. Josuphinr‘
.iosr-m. Mrs. ll. Jatoby. Mrs. J. Lib.‘ ilornlg, Mr» :4.
nor, Mrs. L. Harris, Miss Evn liar-l Novas, Mrs. lioniincr, Mrs. Charles
lit-licious refreshment... wort: served.
lick. Miss Bessie Ballick, Mrs. 1:. m. i aroma m
Gene. Mrs. L. Golden. Mrs. Fold. I m... Rm“. “I'm. Miss cm“ Rosen-
l
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Ilugo Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs.
Michnr-l Siclnbci‘g. Mr. and Mrs.
lia rncy llcrmnn.
Mrs. Hairy :l. Mayrr. Mrs. Joseph
H. Sloman. ilirs. B. A. Ki'f‘li‘l‘. Mrs
Harry J. Fried. Mrs. Joseph Ilorniit'.
Miss Anna Ili‘ntev. Miss l‘lorcnc'
Miss Minnie Fennel].
felil. Miss Francine Goodman.
Anion: ill" [it-12.,- winnt‘rs wort.
Llii-lz. Mrs. .icniiii‘
F‘. 'l‘arlor. Mrs. ll. Cohen, Mrs.
'1‘ Mrs, A. Mass. Mrs. J. Schoolhousc,‘, Lonin lini'ris. .‘llitfl Fannie Epstein.
Mrs. ll. Cohen. Mrs. I. Druks. Mrs.“ Mrs. li'I‘lIlninii. Mina. ii‘l'l'ilth Mil.
Max ilnnt. Mrs. Charles F. Tarlov. lcr.
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’l’iiai ilit. axcrngc person does not
lioniion of Miss Amt-lie.
n
lllll‘i city.
"it has lu-n :=.titl of
am
per cent strongu‘ than most men
because ht: iisi‘il all the lucui'ics o'
linind and body." silo 5:11..
background for the many (booths.
men or the church. in charge
Louis Werncke. This booth offered
things"to eat. with al‘ number
chickens also on sale.
One special feature of the basear
was the "stall" conducted by the
ct
store of vegetables. (will and good
of
at one blow.
The third lucky man was John D.
Sullivan. American actor. Here. too.
‘grotesquc fate had a hand. Afinr
V'lhcir separation. Rose Coghlan spent
many thousands of dollars to gain
her divorce. only to get it on the day
Newspapers car-
stage.
But the llrdt Rose will no‘. believe
that her oun day. in the spotlight
arc over. She is always at rehearsal.
running over the lines or "East
Lynne." "Our Jean." "The School
for Scandal" and “The Winter's
party on the same night.
There was also a meeting of tin-
Great Council committee last night.
but definite plans were not laid for
future events.
Refreshments
wichcs and coffee were served.
oi‘ hoi~dog sund-
:lllit‘ half tho inculiies at inan and:
crusts ‘body which he poscsscs. is the con-
:Avcrage Person Uses Only Half
His Faculties e- Amclia Gardner
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a Well lllOdul"lCil voice. the art of
spacing, liiilct‘tion. cnuin‘luiiuii .1111]
emphasis. he would he placed at a
great disadvantage and fail mien-
of ilic_ leading
#-
ii vl-xil tlriliiiziilc
illicil‘ curricula. (Sonic
Gardner. lubllI-
(wines. of Silvcrmine. who iii snort-l
l)’ to Mart classes in dramatic: lllll.fl\i:
"Ma colleges
courses to
oi‘ the stu-
'l'licoilorv.‘ l dents [al.c up this study to ill them-
ltooscnilt that he “as 33 and l-.ilselves for the
unions departments
of the ”Filing but the purpose of
the grt‘:li“f"i [lilllllli'l‘ in tailing it. is
purely for gi'noral culture. to aid
"lirarnatics teach the correct. use them in Whalerer calling they at.
proceeds would be even much high- . 1 . she has an lnterest—eight-year-oid , , of all the tacuiiles. The study of a1 preparinw to follow \vhcil‘icr busi-
-- _ ~ . Tho $0.0nd lo\cr “ho milled \idcd for that niirhi. Mrs. Sadie} . _ i ‘.. . v -,
‘ ‘“ , er . . . Miss Coghian's hand in marriage R036 Coghlan the 3:00“. "116 C1230 Moore .5 in charge of mi, evening‘s! dramatic course does not llGCPMHly ‘1 none. professional or social.
M198 W GUEI‘AFSOh Th0 Sunday school l‘OOI'KlI were “‘3 John Eldridge. it .0“ of a of h“: nephew h. :xl’fcl ‘5 program. lmrani preparation for the sings! it important in any walk of
The eyes of all Norwaik are on 5. (a) "The Cryins of the \‘l‘aters‘ prettiiywdecoéated '0’ "N “”9““ wealthy Massachusetts family. Him 32%; 13212311? “gerflfrpang Nomination of officers uiso Qatar. :iiiiifu :;;“‘:\ya‘|:°‘:: fixinnmm' ’°' iii: ‘2‘ 2111‘s; 25:82:6‘; T02"; a???"
. w e 1 -~ ' ~ ' - a
e- 0...... 1.. New . .. “mini-“3.13.212..." as"... as... a. 23:13:. °.°‘°;...:.".: 32%“:.El'm'llle';n?hsliffii mm .. we $3.:“S.”lil§°‘§.i‘3i32‘°{t.”‘éii‘fifléi‘; m»
ndcl has Immortal ' ' ' hard. for glory and fortune 0“ the ' ‘ stance. The speaker may have a 1 who come to no realization of their
thorough knowledge of the siihlect‘jdormunt possibilities until they have
at hand. but. lacking attack room 1 been through a course in dramat-
dence. authority. control of the body. ice."
Better Films Association To
that Sullivan died.
ricd one story on the divorce and
another on the death. in the same
Felix Mendelssohn- Barthel
l. Slntonla.
2. Chorus. "All Men. All Things."
3. Solo and chorus. Praise Thou
kt city. and Wesley Howard.
”0's '
Tale." or pleading tor a. new role in
m... .11. .h... ......... m... Discuss Constitution Amendments
Yonkers Woman To
Speak Before Society
Practically o thing ma sold
out by 'the and f the‘evening. The
few remaining articles wore cleverly
program numbers will in-
'l‘he Better Films association of may instead of in January as now
Pass a r the Lord.” . - disposed of by, “WWW-Banks. V " .
.,_ .11., “m am... (A cum. 4. neciuuvo. '(Tonor) "Sing y. ~ -1 - r . SA B THE LEG Mrs. r. Tuitlc. of Yonkers. N. v- “MW"! W‘“ “0” ' "mm“ “W "Tired.
_ , . P l ..,. , . will b0 the special speaker at m“ tiny afternoon. December 18. at 2:30 .. That instcad‘ of the regular
song) Words by Alfred New» ac. o‘clock at tho Norwaik library for monthly meetings only two general
meeting of the Women's Foreign
Air. “He countcth all your Sorrows."
Missionary society of tho Norwalk
' * . ' rather has brou ht a number of
5. "A“ 3,. that cmd unto the This last spell of snowy \\ g
things to light.
pain by Colin Taylor.‘ Tho'Chorai
M society and the Max Barr En-
meetings iic held each year. such
meetings to haw varied programs of
the purpose of discussing several
important matters affectlnt the pro-
Local l’eogie‘At s
_ " ridgeport Party.
\
“Mg. Loni" _ , , , the fact that M. E. church. to he held Tuesday. of m a F e member we! d m. i t t
' ' u ' . ram 5 '0 r. 1" l~ ' \V l‘ ’E D it) ll cl't'hi .
v. _ sum“ of the Happy Spirits" the. Duet and chorus. I wanted for Mrs. L. Tarlov. Mrs. 1!. Term. One Of the _!n01'e important. In 0111' 0933110“. 13” . f‘ December 14. at the home of Mrs. E aqked to “will“ 5 it Di; ML ”mt Hm change Wm
'(m “Orpheus") Cluck-Mott] The ° L°'d- . M"- C- Ttrlov. Fay Epstein and the average artic, other-Wise known as a golosh is not Stills- Haney hem. Arch street. ~' . _ ‘ . . . ~ .
“I". ‘ 7. Duet solo, "The Sorrow of Mrs H Chemorr all or thiri any at- . ~14 Mrs. 'l‘ulilo is .1 rciurncd mission. TM amendments to the comm!» EM an omwriumli for the WOW-
8 fin" (Enulmbm ‘3 Death." tended}. delightful Iurprld'o party factory “the needs 0f the d\ “age g1 ' . ary from rm“, and Korea and her tion are to be considered and voted lation of programs of much broader
V '.. r 0 Blame. from Herodlo 8. Chortle. "The Ni ht . ' b ack (ll-tic has been wrs (1 around a also talk will be l’ul oflilicl'cdtin’ glories upon: scone than heretofore and will
6 (ii a. donut. u m hon) lilas- .. a Is Depart given recently in honor- of Miss Bose lit? a 13108 ‘= h. 1 I u f f .. I . . .1
‘ «- w» a... «um. i".- c. .. n s”... 1» .... a... colored hose for mu .. 1...... only . a“... .1... .. ier .. .hi'fln‘éot‘i. 32:12:. ‘23: iii. :2: ‘1i3:iif;‘:.:::;::‘
e. (s) "Protease" Joseph W. Cio- th,‘L°,:’.“.1°' L“ ‘u M” PM" i931: :23?“ “t 1‘" hm" see nice flesh hose will very probably come out a murky brown Eifyigoxgkfygthgotugs“ the My ' ' ' ‘ ‘ -~
‘9' ’ 10 "M. ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ~ ' '
. son a i strt ed With black. .
y a he] be always or The home was prettiiy decorated P E. U. T. Clilb Party F01 Daughter
(b) “Vi'aesail Song" E. Vaughn --_.
Thy Mercy. Duet.
11- "Ye ntions.
Lord."—~Chorus.
iss Marie O’DonnelLChosen
Grand Regent Of . Court Cecile
Successful Sale
Tho cake snlo held yesterday by
the members of Eurokah Rabi-liar.
lodge at Schullzc's market proved
very successful. Returns have no;
been made as yc‘. but from all re—
ports a splendid amount should be
cleared.
Mrs. Arthur Clark, Mrs. George
Back in the old days when women-wore flanneiette panties and
thick woolen stockings. the color of the inside of the golosh didn‘t
matter at all. “But in these days of sheer hose and pale shades,
it makes all the difference "in the world.
' Come forth. 11. yo inventor, and put on your thinking cap.
Find slicing that will at once be practical and pretty.
A white oilcloth fabric might do, although it would probably
prove rather chilly.
for the occasion andJliss Simon rs-
celved a. number of beautiful gifts.
State «D. A. R. Officer
011 National Ticket
At a meeting of the Hannah
Woodruff chapter of the D. A. It;
held in Soothington last night. Mn.
0"" to the Dr. and Mrs. Vincent V. Clausi en-
tertained a few friends at dinner
last evening in honor of their daugh—
ter. Miss lrene Hannon. Miss Han-
ncn. who is a student at the college
of New Rochelle celebrated her
birthday yesterday.
A very pleasant evening was spent
by the members of the E. U. T. club.
last night. at the home of Miss
Frances Splan. Shorefront Park.
Games and music were enjoyed and
llie hosicss‘scrvt-d delicious refresh-
mcnis.
The Choral Art Society
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(1 731i. Marie O'Donnell was chosen take I c t t - . h . , The club will not meet-again un-
rend 11mm,“ .1... meetlnx of courtpfiiufn lim‘m‘ °‘ "‘° it‘d: J31 $33.3: militia Nottht-th‘t"13““th “8 11°“ “m “We“ 8‘“ am“ “m" “‘d M” ““3” "°“'"” “'0” i" “it" the “midi-“S- “he" “1° "m FROM THE ranasuan
. ,mc'EOiilleé catsoiic Daughters of The‘mnnbors. last night. voted to announced that she would not be .wear her clothes for warmth anyway. in “"5“ °' ‘1‘“ “‘9- meeting will be held at the home, 0’ CHEST OF HER 33 A38
”in I. as {ilk t. Miss ODcnneu contribute 8100 to the building tuna candidate for ro-ciccllon at the on- It my be that we shall even have to discard golcshes alto- , Miss Frances McQuiiian. 2 Garner
algcceed . iss Helen Cahlll ill of the Catholic Women's Comuiitn- nuai meeting next M". ‘. til (i t a cunt! the snow unprotected Anvthin to Rehearsal Tonight slrcci. Thursday. January 6. EXPERIENCE 0N HE
e “- lty house. The name of we. Biesell will be 3° er a“ “mp :- ' ‘ g —— _______..__—_. STAGE
The other olncers elected isat placed in nomination for nationgl DTCIM‘VB the 1‘039- , Rehearsal of the decree and guard Buckmgham W R C i .
big? were: Dudley Field Malone vice-president-gsnei‘al at the next ' Save the leg and you save all, you knovivl teams hof the Eurokah Rebekah _______ Amelia Gardner
ceoretent—Miss Catherine pug. D.~A. R. Congren in Washington. D. ' , t th f n that the mentor who finds a 10680 as been Called for tonishi- . . ‘ltl ti t the Buck- - - -
TO come T0 Norwalk C. Mu' Kallihtlno Nettieton. 0’ ftfipylrzle, ' leit aclt rembali s cverin for the inside Of til" January 5' the 30' Norwnlk lodge i Thhe $00“: meen ‘33 itelict co 3 W11] wad-l a hmltefi number
Phephetese—Mrs. Mar! undue. -— Derby. state vice-regent. told the Pt“ w l. ‘3 weig ’ c cane e c g . d f h . ’ will confer the degree for Our '35“??th his: 13'an a for yeetg- of pupils in dramatios, classes
. Ww_Mm Em. Glynn. It is expected that Attorney nua. gathering. ' 8010311. W111 118% earned the undying gratltu e 0 “Infinity- Bieters' Lodge of Xorrvaik. day at me home if), Mm Gun“. sn- to begin very shortly. Drama,
Maul, Secretary—Mrs. Mary icy Field Malone will be in Ncr- vol-mine avenue, has been postponed. voice in specc l1. posture,
, do. want on the night of Decomber 14 ETHEL THE El‘l'ERN AL FEMININE ‘ It the weather permits. the minim“ breath rytlims and diction will
Wfifir'ldw 3.113.“le at the Regent theatre to introduce ' .» , . will meet next TliurSdBYm‘Vuh 1““ be studied. Individual les-
3 - tidal-Mrs. m“ Ekldd. Lois Wilson who will appear in per- M” F “‘ “ I Guiles. sons may be arranged.
a 7.41". Laura pm“. son at both evening performances ’ JY * ‘ ' '
i m hélu aim-um. c.1131, I: connection nights. allowing or ' Miss Gardner is available for
11— ev. Father Thom..- 01' so are. "No of so." under a directin la ' -
E _ \ the auspices of the Girl Scout Coun- ‘ ORROW dividualgcgacgisn and for m
3 Mrs. Katherine Tracey. cil. g.
. to erlne Tierney. Mrs. B. F. Mrs- Jchn Cavaiasgh is at present ‘ MONEY 3'. “no!” mm“. ”mm"
wt, .. . uls- Elisabeth, Powell. in New york city making and u. l - Phone 851-3
.3 [gflolen Cahill. Mrs. Lenora Crol- "annotate with Mr. Malone for his . p0,. Coal. Clothes. 3m. at
.: . _ _ . appearance on Tuesday. > legal Interest
f installation of encore will mMills Wilson. who stars in the pic. , i .
.7 re. "North of as." will be remem-
i ~ 1b31211 gor- her excellent work _in ’ l Pubhc Loan corp.
. " d iper Malone." ' imlk
E ‘ That she endeared herself to the . 30 Wall 8" No
whole cast at the time is evidenced 0"" Tristram & Hyett's I
by the fact. that when little Billy ""
’ Lauder. who played with bliss wu. ' . '“fli
‘ son ’in the picture heard she was '
coin ng to Nor-walk. he said: ' ' ~ -
"1 mm m 1-. I.“ N “um .I . complete Line of Du. . Sets
:houidh't sat. the picture for . —lii-
"fl .. . . _ . 1
Young Billy. who is the son or Mr. 1 Steflmg Silver ' 8111110 through even storm—
end Mrs. William Lauder tormerly ‘ “‘5 human sunshine is run ct cheer.
ot-thls city and now of Greenwich. ' Arch Amerith
, or. is it yeaneld and at present attend. .
.~ 31.1.... in school in Greenwich. In latest styles and colors. Beet .3“°“°' Obunfim
. quality at town! prices.
Hair Fathers To Be Asked - UDER r you aid this shop in your
1 To Join p. '1‘. Aseo. FRANK LA 1.
. uf y .1 . n w _ st of market places you'll
hit-m hthers are to N asked to in the ' '
, . :53“ M :‘airdeld .. huh“ 0° . eel: the table wrth a smile.
chit“. \ on. it was set at a noun . ‘
.3. ht .. I at lift “on, “a u a“ 1 Meats of the proper standard,
a ' - -
IE... Chm subsoils nit-acid. A33! “0 AY GIFTS choice and sweet and priced
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