mm mm
;. , carbonic: are filling every
day with many winter orders
1mm those who live within
2 , 'lown and some beyond its '
' rders. .We have some coal
int not enough to carry us
"Fitch distance, but while it
his it’s sold to thosewho
m for our assistance in
warding oil next winter’s ills
ad matting life a pleasure.
We’ll do our hit as best we
can, but coal is still a treas-
:m; and though we have a
little now because the weath-
5-cf‘s heated, the future’ll be
“certain till the kaiser is de-
FEMS-S
“3.."
The Banner Bakery
tel .367 5 Monroe street
; We are now able to supply our
,,.csstomers with PIES, made to
. .der each day}. We also have
moss nuns and corner.
was in addition to our regular
2-“
E
I David W. Raymond
;' UNDERTAKER '
Tab. Office, 1069-3; House, 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
~NEW RED MEN’S BUlLDlNG
toil. coarser ‘
nonloll nous?—~ '
. ;wAR PRICES
Prices don ’t go down in war times, and a couple ofmonths
hence when the crop has to be” moved, on top 01 every other
activity 31' war and peace, it will be almost impossible to obtain
lumber. , ' , .
~5 ‘ High as it seems, lumber has advanced less since 1912, the
, last normal business year, than any other staple article of use.
Steel has advanced 148 per cent.
Cement has adlLanoed 65 per “cent.
Brick has advanced 38 per cent.
Lumber only 17 per cent.
Lumber is’cheaper than any of the “substitutes.’ ’
Everyone to his own fancy but we are filling up as ,fast as
we can.
: {isotherm . 555555 3 *-
‘ A. E. WinchesthrLMu. H. V. Carr,‘
.5 Seeley, Mrs. Julia Patterson, Mrs. C.
7 5 Ethel Robins, Miss Olive Leighton,
II 5 Chairman, Mrs. LeRoy Montgomery,
Victor Selleck, Mrs. J. McElroy, Mrs.
The Hatch a Bailey co. 9
MARKETS ON ' _
‘ ' THE. GREEN
(Continued From Sixth Page.)
9—....
Mrs. c. J. McNamara. Mrs. James H.
Merrifleld, Mrs. Robert Silcock, Miss
Mrs. Chas'Cole. '
Porto" Rico, ‘5‘
“Imports From the Fields of Sugar
And Tobacco."
Vice Chairman, Mrs' Robert Lee; as-
sisted by Mrs. Wm. Summers, Mrs.
Everitt Buckley, Mrs. G. H. Carney,
Mrs. H. F. Coleburn, Miss” Carrie
Castle, Mrs. Harold Green, Miss Anna
Lockwood, Mrs. Herbert Gorham,
Mrs. Wm. Odell, Mrs. Chester Selleck,
Mrs.’ Chas. ll'es, Mrs. Harold Glen
dening, Mrs. Herbert Cornell, Mrs. W.
5Raymond, Mrs. Chas. Chasmar, Mrs.
lDavid Dixon, Mrs. Harold Van Wag-
Calves’ Liv'er:
' 20c 1h 5‘
; Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
.
32 Washington St.
. ‘- South Norwaik.
39 Main St.
Norvvslk.
, ellen,Mrs. John Cue. Mrs. W. J. Bene-
idict, Miss Grace Moran. Miss Dorothy
,Jones, Miss Judith Thompson, Miss
EdnaSmith, Miss Eugenie Rdmml-sr,
. Miss Florence- Starr, Miss Isabelle
Slau‘son, Miss Ethel Dikeman.
; Massachusetts. ,
§"Transformations Frorn the Products
of the Mills." ‘
4. Chairman. Mrs. E. r. McKenna; '
PM" SHADES Trislram (:5 Hyatt ,“
Hot Outside, but cool
on the porch
Hang Vndor Porch Shades between your porch and the sun.
The breeze comes through, but the glare and the heat stay
out. Your porch becomes the coolest, most inviting spot in
your house. Vudor Porch Shades give that privacy, seclusion
and comfort so much desired.
They are madevot' flat, kiln-dried, perfect basswood slats in-
delibly stained in a varietyof pleasing colors.
The Vudor Safety Wind Device takes all wind pressure 011‘
'the shade and prevents flapping in the winds '
All widths lrllm 4 tool to 12 test in stock
. HAMMOCKS,
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Norwalkfs Leading Dry Goods Store . ,‘
.Vice President. Mrs. Leslie Snilfin; ' '
assisted by Mrs. Austin Walteman, 5 j ,
:grsdlfll {i “SUDdVl'al‘illa 3515;53- D- 3- sisted by Mrs. Frank Slurdevant,l
l‘il 9y. . rs. she ’00 , . ss Kalh- . . .. . .. :
twine Wilcox, Mrs. Kenneth Mac- Mrs.,D. S. Daienpon, ills. Ida l-‘ucll,5
kenzie, Mrs. P. H. McLuliry. Mrs.,M"S~ “Ob?” lloudcn. MN- loarlel
:l’ioberl Post, Mrs. W. J. Wood. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Fred T. Lyon, Mrs,
,‘A. U. Smith. Mrs. H. ll. Sherwood, lhas. Williams, Mrs. S. M. Evans-hi
ngs. C. Nash, Mrs. H. V. Mal'chulld, Mrs. C. Buttery, Mrs. Fred Lockwood:
:Mrs. Jane Kepler, Mrs. M. E. Marvin, Miss Hallie Kellogg, Mrs. J. B. Blore.’
.Mrs. J. E. Bradley, Miss Emily Mc-i Mrs. Herman Quillncr, Mrs. J. P1."
lieury. Mrs. A. D. Nettlcton, Mrs. E; Bundle, Mrs. Fred Pltzer. Mrs. 0- Ml
r.
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SPECIALS ' ,
Butter,theflnestcreamery,perlb. 439
'PureLar'd,perlb....... .............. . ..... ..........250
TryOurFreshRoastedGoilee,perlb. 21c
KaroCornSyrup,acan .......... 100
Dunham's Cocoanut, a pkg. ..... ,........ 88
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. ,
" East Norwalk.
, (Gregory Boulevard) .
. East Norwalk I Free Delivery Economy Prices
Opens May I
moan DlNNERS AND ALL:
1, xmns or SEA FOOD
‘ COOKED TO ORDE
JOHN
E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.
Telephone 720 .
fl
- TEETH -
f wrrnour PLATES
Dal-15H. Mallery
”8o. Main St., So. Norwalk, 0t.
'floanBa.m.t05p.m.,7to8p.m.
finders By Appointment Only
an. woosnas
mohssv AT LAW -~
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Ute Examiner
“ks-PateKe
. ,for Booklet
5 ‘ on Patents
, 4 ms MAIN sneer
BRIDGEPORT. CONNECTICUT
_ RATES TO new YORK
E «ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
' PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, East
flier, New York (foot of Jackson
every day except Sundayi‘at 3 p.
night received at Norwalk up to
. and at South Norwalk up to,
tor‘l'truck of the same
rating.
or Home Needs}
.. 5, attention all stores, ovens, re
More. screen doors. windows
little. water coolers, nursery or ot-,
I3 siblserators. ice cream treesergl
“I hose, garbage cans, co'oklu‘
m crockery. chins sod slur
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‘5 Send 3
Popular Prices" for the Best of
Everything to Eat and Drink“ at
BECKMANN’S
Very Best Long Island Potatoes, per pk. .. ..... .5 . . . . .. .. 480
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beclnnann Quality) lb. . . . , . . . 450
Grandma’rWashing Powder (Big Value), pkg. 120
Challenge Blend Oofiee, Reg..30c grade, lb. . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 25c
Snell & Simpson ’s Superior Milk Crackers ..... . . . . . 2 lbs. 25c
Large Gan Standard Tomatoes (22c), per can .. . . . . . 16c
2packagelecSpaghettifor 260
. Grumman‘s Olden Time Root Beer, case of 12 bottles $1.00
Ruby _Brand or Monopole Sugar Corn, per can . .. . . . . . . .. . 170
meg to the new law we cannot advertise wines and liquors.
,A. F. BeekmannSz (lo.
83 & 85 Washington St, Phone ills
,0. Simpson, Mrs. B. L. Woodworth,’\\"ebb. MFS- 3- 13- Kline-“v MTF- 11““?!
,Mrs. Roae Bel-roll. Mrs. Charles Buuk. Reed, Mrs. (,‘has. Byxhee. Mrs. John:
gill-s. J. E. Crawford. Mrs. H. Bradley. Klein, Mrs. ilamlllon SWWOOI’. ““317
5M”. ’l‘heoporc Doilllcr, Mrs. Silas
.l)ustln. Mrs. S. M. Foster, Mrs. Rob-
.ert Fuller, Mrs. Merritt Gault, Miss!
:Elizu Guycr, Mrs. llol'aco llurlbuttf}
. Mrs. C. 1’. Harris, Mrs. W. L. Taylor,§
ers. J. A. Thayer, Mrs. B. L. ’l‘oquet.
,Mrs. lsauo Wakemau. Mrs. Hilda
,Weed, Mm. F'. 13. Hubbell, Mrs.
{George St. John, Mls. John Crawford.
1 Maryland.
1 “Excelllng the Baltimore Art School.".
5 Chairman, Mrs. G. F. Cllnflcld; as-l .
‘sisted by Mrs. C. l". Frey. Mrs. E.‘Ilnuschildt. Mrs. A. C Asllu'ell. Ml-S'I
.B. Smith. Miss (.‘lara Morehouse. Mrs. lrvlng Bradley. Mrs L- M‘ smim‘ Ml's'l
:E. K. St. John, Mrs. 11. w. Blllke,iA. ll. Baldwin. Mrs“. G. “'- “Skew”
,Mrs. Leslie Gorbam. Mrs. ddwinl Mrs. Clarence Fenlliman. Mrs. Ed-l
lWilklnson, Mrs. Franklin A. Smith,‘ ward Holmes. Mrs. J. H. I‘lllhb‘i‘nii
eMrs. George II. Sclloch, Miss Natalie
iJennlngs, Mrs. A. Greenwood. Mrs.
10mm. neimpson, Mrs. E. w. Gregory, Rider. Mrs. P- ll S'““”*‘"“' m“)
ers. Ralph Haven. Mrsfll'm. Youngs, Carrie Seymour. “1'59“.- C' Twom“
,Mrs. Louis Beers, Mrs. Abram Fitch, \ble)’. Mrs. W. F. Lens, Miss Corricl‘
l Miss Helen Becker, Mrs. A. C. Fuger-4
,stl‘om. Mrs. Lillie Sellcck, Miss Mabel
lKellogIz. Miss Janet Ewing. Mrs, 1“.
EM. Mllllgan. Mrs. Chas. Baker, Mrs.
«Edgar Peck, Mrs. John Crawford,
Edward Brewer, Mrs. Oscar Redmond
Mrs. Richardl
Fred Bedlmn, Mrs/5
Mrs. Ella Lacey,‘
George;
Miss Blanch Ellis,
Abbott, Mrs.
George Lawrence,
Mrs. Herbert
Crosby.
Brown, Mrs.
The Middle wm.
“From The Products of the Prairies'”
Chairman. Mrs. Irving Hall: Vice!
M)“. S. \V. Kelcham, Miss Sarahi
Lewis, Mrs. E. 'l‘. Marsh. Mrs. Chas,
Weed, Mrs. John Milne. Mrs. 0'. ill-
singer, Mrs. W. J. Brown. Mrs. Rufus!
Fillow, Mrs. Wan-cu Smith. Mrs.5
Arthur (‘hitlinl. Mrs. Daniel Keogh.
Mrs. W. A. Tolles, Mrs. John Pennel,‘
Mrs.- ll. D. Brown, Miss Marlon,
L'llmnmedieu, Miss Isabelle Hanford.l
Miss Hallie E. Smith. Mrs. Jared}
Belts. Mrs. Wm. Ahrens.
Pennsylvania. .
“Surpassing Qualder Craft." 5
Chairman. Mrs. J. B. Juvenal: Vice.
Chairman. Mrs. Joseph P. Wadbums;I
n‘sslslcd by Mrs. Lewis R. Ambler,l
Mrs. George H. ,Noxon. Mrs. Janet
Morwln, Mrs. Howard Johnson. Mrs.|
Helen Godfrey. ers. Dcllu Silli‘g‘?s,i
Mrs, W}. H. Hunter, Mrs. Chas. .5
Gregory, Mrs. .F. ii. Adrianne, Mrs;
M. E. Kellogg. Mrs. J. H. Silllmnn.5
Hire. E. E. Hendricks, Mrs. Wlu. Pet-
grie. Mrs. H., J. Kennel, Mrs. Percy
Glendoning. ..
Kansas.
"Speclallalng Products of the
Corn State."
Chairman, Mrs. Wm. H. Stowe;
l Vice President, Mrs. Thomas Richard-
;Son, assisted by Mrs. E. F. Smith,
,‘ Mrs. Francis Burritt, Mrs. H. Shufelt,
‘M-l‘s. Howard Zolun. Mrs. U. E:
l Kelsler, Mrs. Wm. Vollmor, Mia. Wm.
z.lllclllahou. Mrs. S. M. Sterling, Mrs.
i.lionl-y Hellman, Mrs. Christian
{Swarm Mrs. Wm. Moore, Mrs. Chas.
:liurlbutl. Mrs. Emily l-lollornti. Mrs. Mrs. Rllpcrt.Kln8- Mm ““9" 3'?
{Archie Nash, Mrs; Chas. St. John, Bonnet, Mrs. Mark W. Norman, Mrs-l
‘ Mrs. John M Glover, Miss Ruth Ken- lArthur 'Phillllls. Mrs. Clerc Ogden.
dall.‘Mrs. E. S. Austin, Mrs. C. Van Mrs. E. G. H. Sch-suck. 1mg; A~ 1“
Crier-cling, Mrs.‘Frcderick Jennings,l \Vinlon, Mrs. B. it. Steit, Mrs. C. G-
Mrs. ileum Rood. Mrs. Edward‘: Moller. Mrs. ll. L. White. MI?" I" H‘
Zelull‘, Mrs. ‘M. Epstein, Miss Gear-i Hall, Mrs. C. W. Bell. Mrs. S. R. Hoyt,
glauu Clinton. Mrs. Howard Mead,.l\irs. Alfred Morchouse.‘ 'Mrfl- WI“-
Mrs. Herbert Mottralu, Miss Daisy,Hurlbutt. Mrs. “311‘“ Rounds. mg"!
Hoyt, Mrs. ~. John Stapleton. MfiilElmer Jackson, Miss Sully Middle-i
Harry Webb, Miss Sarah McClure.bl;ook. Mrs. Lawrence R Fm‘h‘m‘
Mrs. Chas. E. Seymour. Miss Hulda 11mm. Mrs» C- H- Holmes, Mrs. R
Johnson. Mrs. Wm. E. Mathews, Mrs.’ Beekmau. Mrs. Roy Lester. MTS- C-‘
A 25c Sale Worth While
‘GCakcsCIimaxSoap'v...........-~.—...............'......250
6 Rolls Toilet Paper ....... 25c
dBoxes ”Good” Matches 25o
4lbs.BestRolled0ats \ 250
41bs.BestYellowMeal ,, 25c
2LargeGrandmalsPowder ........ 250
2 Cans Peaches, Bartlet Pears or California Apricots ...7.. 250
18 Oranges, Sunkist \t. 25c
'Andr'ew Davey, Inez.
'98 Washington St.,.So: Norwalk'j
EHONE 410,5 PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
lesson-ooeoc-ese-I-l.
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OUR AIM"
This Book is chartered to be of service to the community—
its capacity in this respect being unexcelled. .
Money deposited here is safeguarded bfipproved and up-
to-date methods, and every patron is aocor the most liberal
terms consistent with sound banking. . . ‘
_ _Our aim is to serve well—we are signally fulfilling this ,
mission. ‘
The City National Bank '
. Mrs. Emory Stevens, Mrs; G. Van
V. A. Scofiel'd. ancombcr. Mrs. N. Whiting, Mrs.5
’ Yankee Market Frederick Weston, Mrs. ll. 1.. Stulges.
“There chei- Lived a Yankee Yet, Mrs. E. W. Cllapln. Mrs: K. L. Kecler,
‘ But ngs Willing to Bet ‘ 3 Mrs. Eldridge Jennings. Mrs. Chas. O.
oniThe U. S. A. .lEaklund, Jr.. Mrs. Timothy Morn'ln,
Chairman, Mrs. Jane Austin; Vidal M‘iss Eleanor Col-9y, Ml's. Marshall.
Chairman, Mrs. G. Edwin Comstockfi Stcarns. Mrs. A. A. Wheelock. Mis‘s
.ESSlfiied by Mrs. Frank 1. Jones, Maui .Olive Roomy. Miss Miriam Hatch,
John MoMullen, Mrs. C. F. Tristram,l Miss Anhis M. Noxon. Miss Natalie
Mrs. B. M. Andrews. ‘Mrs. George Morehouse, Miss Theodora Holmes,
Quinlan-d. Mrs. J. R. McAllister, Mrs. Miss Josellbine'ROl'le- .
M- M- Lee. Mrs. Gould Randall, Mm - . Minnesota. ,
George E. Thompson. Mrs. S. Mao qDirect From the Red River Valley."-.
shall, Mrs. Harold Clark, Mrs. Chas. Chairman, Mrs. W. C. Jessup; Vice.-
Gerham, Mrs. W. E. Daniel's, Mrs. Chairman. Mrs. Wm. F. Lockwoodg
Howard Lowudes, Mrs. Kate ThomEs, lasslsted by Mrs. Louis Potter, Mrs]
Miss Mary Hart. Mrs. Robert .5Jose-,Samuel J. Kelly, Mrs..Charles Quin}
lovsky, Mrs. Wm. Nowill, Mrs. M, J,5illrd. Mrs. Gilbert Hastings, Mrs.’
Howard, Mrs; Morwfl‘homes,‘ Mrs.- Chas. Church, Mrs. E. E. Bates, Mrs.
George Hardwick. Mrs, Nelson Gor- George Aiken, Mrs. Herbert. Pollard,
ham, Mrs; E. 'J. Dart, Mrs. Chauncey Miss Amelia Williams, Mrs. Ann
Vought, Mrs. ‘Hyatt Gregory,,Mlss V. Canfield,‘ Mrs: P. Van Hoosear, Miss
H. Vion. Miss E. MfHolly, Miss F, Rebecca Curtis, Miss Amanda Wilson.
E- HOHY- ‘ Mrs. A.. N. Paddock, Mrs. Alex Pul-
mer, Mrs. H; B. .Wes‘t, MrS. W. F.
Russell, MistsMarion Church. Mrs.~F.
Lamson, lilies Cornelia Raymond.
Mrs. R. C. Mitchell, Mrs. F.E. Wilcox,
Mrs. E. J. Hill, Mrs. L.<A.'Doherty,
Mrs. George E.«Curtis. Mrs. H. B.
Wilson. Mrs A. EfBi'o'wn, Mrs. Fred—
lerlck Brock. 5
, Louisiana. 5 » ..
“Dainty Stock of Fresh Pralines,
>.Specialties FromNew Orleans." »
Chairman. Mrs. Frank Woodward;
Vice President, Mrs. Lewis Adams;
asslsted by Mrs. Arthur Wheeler,
Mrs. James Hall, Mrs. H. C. Sherer,
Alstyne, am. 1). J. Bonawit. Mrs.
Nelson Hoyt,‘ Mrs. James Golden,
Mrs. G. M: Mullen. Mrs. J. H.,Tay101'.
Mrs. Fred Thompson. Mrs.‘W'm. Reed,
Mrs. George, Poole, Mrs.~ Howard
Crampton. Mrs. John Bancrotthi-s.
Dwight Keep,__.|lrs. S. S. Jarvis. Mrs.
Willi-ed Bodioll. Mrs. George Nor
bill-g. Mrs. John m In. F‘s-G.
, on. Mrs. “To"
Marshall 5 '
. Texas. " ,
Alway'sl known as the ‘Lone Star’
8tste,. ‘ , .
That shines, the \greatest'ot; the great.
Chairman; Mrs. Robert 1". Way;
Vice President. Mrs. L. S. Waring;
assisted by Mrs. Manuel Hatch."Ml-s.
David Raymond, Mrss George C.
Brown. tiredness- D. hands". rs.
'Altred Stern“? ..Cooldse.
Hm Ade Hawk‘s. Ill Adaaetts.
gins I.“ Magnolia, Mrs. Wm.
' 5 ill-s magnum.
' no. * , " amiss. comes
My. Mrs. firth: Betta. Isl-s. Frank
hoodlum m, Hrs.
Chairman, Mrs. K. P. Hunter: assist-l
l
ed by Mrs. Mary Keelcr. Mrs. C. A.l
lsisled by Mrs. E. E. Lewis. 2nd, Mrs.
lManlce F. Lockwood, Mrs.
‘Vice Chairman, Mrs. J. Cavanagh. as
‘sisted by Mrs. Angus MacDonall, Mrs. g'Heath, . Mrs.
F. L. Deugler. Mrs. Grace Tyson, Miss: Bertha Knapp, Mrs. Wm. Ackéi-‘f'Mrs. 5
ed“ by , . .
Catherine Malhln, Helen Bette, Lucy1 Bertha 5 , mith. Mrs. LI: St.5‘,Joh_
‘Judrord. Alma. Foster, Ruth and Keeler; rs. C. O. MlddlebrOOkrldlse
Rosita Lawson, Eva Russell, Merle Willa Miller, Mrs. E. S. .Osterbam.
Wages, Enabeth Hendricks, Mildred Miss Carrie Olmsted. Mrs. May Store, 5
OWE Msrionlicbmond. Francis ling. Miss Belen‘llo'bert‘e.vldiss Jennie;
t Get thefHabit fl
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'We can save you. 10 ‘to-5 20 per:
cent. on every dollar you spehd
for your wearing apparel.
We sell dependable 'goods for a
little less . than elsewhere at all
times.
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Thd‘Golden West. l Section IV—New England.
“Natures Mos; Beautiful Gardens." "Thtre Never Was a Meal
Chairman, Mrs. T. 1; Raymond, 85- Could Equal the Genuine New
England Supper.”
F. T. Redford, ,Mrs. P. W. Brooks” Chairman, Mist. W.,}l. Baldwin and
Mrs. Alfred E. Bol'lngcr, Mrs. F. 51.! Mrs. E. ii. Sherwood: Vice t‘hz'mnn,
Bovleers. A. H. Cole, Mrs. Reed 0.! Mrs. Fillllon Boers, Miss Anna Curtis,
aniland. Mrs. Ross Burcllard, Mrs} Mrs. L. Scotleld, Miss. Kain Eullrom,
Ford Miller, Mrs. Wm. ll. Earle, Mls.‘ Mrs. Ernest McGl‘egor, Mrs. David
lardncr, Fillow, Mrs. E. J. Taylor. Miss Maly
Trowbrldge, Mrs. Henry L. Scllclliuad llurkley, Mills M. Winuill'ed Bonnet,
Mrs. Henry S. Lockwood. Mrs. Frauki Mrs. J. A. Wills and; Mrs. Walter
Sanger. Mrs. Harold Baldwin, Missil’l‘aylor. These ladies will be ill-‘Qilt- *
Hazel Lockwood. Miss Esther Knapp; cd by Miss Belle Donne, Mrs. R. G.
Miss Elizabeth ' Hammond, Mlssf‘llmlford, Mrs. Oliver Jackson._ Mrs.
Martha Murphy, Miss Mildred \l‘il‘son.-_ E. M. Lockwood? Miss Helen (Tunis.
Miss Dorothy Taylor, Miss Charlotte; Mrs. Harriet CllfllllbllSS,.M5l‘S. E. (t.
Pierson. :Murplly, Mrs, Flcd Qumtnnl, Mls._
Section ll. 5W. H. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Elbert Adams.
Chairman of section, Mrs. Louis A.{ Mrs. F. Brown, Mrs. A. C. Bells. Mm-
Lghmaier, {George Barnum, Mrs. W. H. Bymgton,
, ,Mrs. Franklin Curtis, Mlss Col'ollno
u————a—————— ,IColton, Miss M. Foster, Mrs; Josiah
Vice Chairman, Mrs. E. A. Lime,’,(ll‘9g0rl’. Mrs. James Boyd, Mm:
[assisted by Mrs. ROM” F“ .Mulhn‘m‘b Jessie Sarlaill. Miss Florence ers.
Mrs. J~ R- Marvin, Mrs. H‘ 1" lxcllozw Mrs. May Fallon, Mrs. David Gould,
The Canteen.
Mrs. H. W. Grocery. Mrs. Wm; Miss Charlotte Grumman, Mrs. D. T.
Lauder. M” Charles ml“ Mrs. naval: \‘au Doren. Miss Bertha ,JlailOck.
Spence]. Mrs. J‘ M‘ Cobum, “r“‘iMiss Emma Ellglellhmlt, Mrs. Albert
Russell Fro‘st, Jr., My? I‘m-““91 Lane, Mrs. James H. Walsh, Ma's”
gdgl'BMF‘ firerllgenxxsilxllz mf’ilvm. Burt'rumB, M118. E. 1% Finnegan,
" ' at on. 35 .. ’ ‘ Mm. A. ll. rum age, rs. - amen
Thomas (7- Steam} 1““ ‘3 13“,?“ S'gi-anllen, Mrs; Gom‘ilt‘ Meelmn, Miss
Adams. Mrs. S: “' Cooper. ‘ ‘5' . ';Bertlln Mochan, Mrs. Harold Murray,
.Jl. alters, 113153.5bn151151551d'9' 3515mm: Harold PlSalti. luvs]; Saragolbble,
059'" ”a or u ' “ ' .~lllliss Jennie mt , iss lmpson,
Randall, Miss “awrm‘m‘, MlSSi Miss M. Thayer, Mrs. W. llnrrllltfion,
Martha Prowitt. ers. A. J. Meeker, Miss Lydia Senor,
’ “at" Cl is s" - l7Mrs. E. Meeker, Miss Helen Quintnrd,
s - r , 5 .4. ‘ .
C‘.llr:lll?lil:icl,t Mgrlidwearda; Sims and! $1.25 $11812“lele ’ $2” 61:13:; $31153:
Mrs. Seymour Curtis, assisted by MPH Mrs. Chas. Burr, Mrs. Zenas Bush.
Philip. finsppi‘ Mr: ‘BObpgfi‘ffi ltd“: Faye, Mrs. Wm. Rgfinondl.‘ 15:55 {VI (3.
Bur-en, . rs. ran an a . ,, ..lmchmdmn. Miss ie u e, , m
‘ l
.lrs. eorge ‘1‘ i ' .' C as. one . rs. arren s or
Pierson, 313m Elizifiem-fiégson' Miss, bank‘s, _M.iss ’Gruce Pullen,‘ Mrs. AL
Dorothy utting, . ss 1 _
Miss Elizabeth Stevens. Miss Edna Mrs Carrie Bullion, Mrs.,Ada Birchail
Hunkcmeier, ‘Mlss‘Hclen Coleburn,i Mrs. John Curtis, Mrs, F. Freuden.
Miss Virginia Gebbalgdi d ilhal, Mrs. W. T.‘ Gregory“ Mrs]. g.
- Hawaii“ 3"" 5- :m h, Mrs. o. Olmslead. = r" . .-
“From The Fruit of Trees and Vines", Righdalc, Mts. D. A. Slluilbullgh;
Chairman, MKS Elmse Bymgton ““d‘tMrs. B. H. Gardner, Miss Laura Ray;
Miss Mary Betta, assisted by Miss; nlond, Mrs.” J. Wallace Marvin, Misses a 5» '
Estelle Smith, Miss Hazel Dykmaumjmary and 0“,“, Marvin, Miss'Mam
Miss May Smith, M185 Frances Stan-l Rider.‘Miss, lda Taylor, Miss Jesuits M
nard. _ lPoyveaz’Mrs; Paul Wargo. Miss Mar-‘5
Section III—60' ney lslandl ‘jo’rie Harrington, Miss Edith ,Foslbr;
"A" Work‘ and "0 Play. Makes Jacki Mrs. Frederick Ens, Mrs. Slanley Al. .
~ Robert Homer, Mrs. ~ 5
The ‘Playmunfl- {Arthur mil. Mrs. 'A. G. Hull, Mrs; 5.2;:
a Dull 30!," JSmith, Mrs.
2011311111311» Mrs. .George 0- Belts; Harry Benedict, Miss Eleanor smith.
Miss lsabelle Rider, Mrs. Chester
W. C. Hansel], Mica
Mildred Aller. 5 -.
"Past, Present and Future}:
Chairman. Mrs. John W. Wellle.
“The ' new" ”WWW” Ruth and Isabelle Oarothers, Mitsués
, Cleldan..Mlss Mary Betta, isslsb Edithqand Sarah Fitch. Mrs..'Thoman
lllls’ses‘ Louise Woodward, James, Mrs. Lawlenccl Jones, Miss
Robert Gregory: Miss Carrie Ban-cit,
Doris. .. Kennel. Julia Jacobo. ,l-‘reudentlial, Misses Rut dAibe
. 1!, Al .3 ' mm mm
mm
Which ‘
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