vi
WANTEH I?
3
One man I fifiress On
fiéce $11k.
13.13‘ 511117.;
Nor-walk Tire 81 Rubber Co.
WANTED
on children’s straw hats. Paid
f while learning. Steady work
five days a week. Also hand 4;
:3311‘133‘5 on trimmed hats.
Mog’ilensky
Bros”
2 Water St... 80. Norwalk
5
l WANTED
' SEWING MACHINE OPER-
ATORS ON ALL PARTS or
SHIRT WORK. FACTORY
GONDITIONS PERFECT.
GOOD WAGES PAID EXPER-
IENCED OPERATORS. IF
NOT EXPERIENCED WE
WILL TEACH YOU AND PAY
YOU WHILE LEARNING.
CLUET‘T, PEABODY & 00.,
INC.
ll A N’l‘ED—A married
Amer-lam desires a DOS-
:4 12 loreman or manager
: all branches oi agri-
1101 vhh understood in—
1 \are‘ 01 high class horses
1111‘ xx: best of relexences
to both character and
‘ 1- 1'1' mish‘ d upon request
1 Box 9:3’1. lldnluu 1. Conn.
'41: or foul rooms wijl'.
1.11111111411111ntk 111 m 1111.
l". ( 1.1( Senfinel.
{1'1 —Elou>ekeozver 10 take.
‘ $111M] motler ale anar—l
1::1'1111'9 l). A. I). care SenLlnel
ll“1¥81k. _
‘u‘J
311
. 'r.‘1)——Lad.v or gentleman agent.
E11 (:llv 01 Nelwauitrn'l‘1aflaing
i 1241115 Products. Known Everywhere.
“ 4 11: '.r1'.i1< Write Watkins CommL
‘ 11.113111 Minn.
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register
St. Tel.
. a (rash
Chestnut
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43
in
flood (11111011111131
further advancement.
2 experience 1'1 3111 also
2126 etc Box 363.861.13.11
\1>'11
1-» A maid (or general Imus:-
Apnlx Dr. Cr._am 5 Val! SL.
1 and 8 evenings
')—-~Y ounz woman assist in
'k and with children {21
mall collage chl; {TEN 111121.“
in no laundry. .Ar-
In: 2 124. 1
J—Salesladv [or bakerv. one
orel'weared Aunyl
\\ ashinmon
«13.. lion“ Brenden.
W w ..-—......
.' lor arm: store: mus
' 1(\ner Stillson‘l’mxé‘fl
al '.
belner. Apolv
‘ lynean-r
Main and
76:" Goldman. SJ.
l‘oul or liv rooms cot”) '
'1. unwralh lmmoa Ad-
e‘. c-- Phone 7641? 1.
iv—A round bottom row boat.
li- l'f. long. smmble tor an
'11 mmol'. Phone 1928.
middle
1._A azc'd house—
~ I} lamill of three mlulls.
\? 3'21 Zam St
between 9 AM.
. Tressera on underwear.
"111 and steadv work. Hender-
leh St“ Nm'walk.
1—:4 girl for zener a] house—
lfiumih. M1'.s 1135.11
Bell Island. Phone
J?
311 r BUG
'TRTl- -A
ladv Al bonfire-nun»
and stencizranher. and not afraid
10 vock: hours 8 to 5:301Address A.
Srmlnel Office.
‘1 ’ " "FED—Girls for work on windinz
Ml . building machines. Nm'walk
‘ . 0.. »
\”’\1ED—‘A VMDE ladv asslstant
l: 1'1: at the Tuttle $1161) 84 North’
\l”
So. Norwalk.
WANTED—Woman tor day’s work:
1 washing Phone. 166%. .,.
Experienced and learnt: .1
.i‘StoSS
' "Wire for Us andrwwll wire tar You'
o.,.
1103 8n: ‘
BUSINESS No'rIcEs
FOR SALE—Tm f mil . house with
all improvements; 'awitlfin 5 minutes
Sdt'isxacfi‘on Assured?
(marlin, 13 Elizabeth St,
' Film 2374.
J
Piano Tuning: Hench-1n; and Polishing m
walk of South Nor-walk Post Dace.
For parekulars inquire at, 17 Belts.
9' -,._..-_
FOR SALE—Cheap auto marine boat
engine 1 112 11.9 fine condition.
G. B. Lum. So ‘Wilton. Tel. 2914
RICHARD DEAN. 19 Union street. lob~
bins: alum 81'. re airing promptly
attended? to. Ilitmus
u
:3”?
E NORWRLK ROOFING CO.
TH M Graft]! 00ft
1Asnhalt Shingles. American rF'reOc h
Alethod. laid over old woodo shingles.
Slaiuea Gravel. Fell. and: Tin Roots re-
an
”3 1Water- St. SO. Nor-walk. Conn
CURBING gutter lawn rollingc
crating. tar w do can in first-
I l I Clar 1:. Office with Nor
(121%: guyoglv (30-108 Water Sr. Phone
WlLLIAM J. UNGVARY
"Plumbing. Tinnina And Heating.
21 Boston 31:. Phone 2389‘
WALL PAPER AND PAINT
The Background of a Ham)! Home.
Just received .1211 thousand rolls of
on?! paper. Latest design! and coloring
with pressed borders. Sou know this!
fi'rl‘l payer advances in price like even—
11. 11.3 else But before going some pace
else and pay high prices I Wish sou woul'l
look over my stock first and some from
per cent. listlmahes cheerxullv
siren on mm and pointing. Paint anti
pane: no“ and save mone
ALEXANDER WRITE
3’15 Lowe Street Te 1. 2139.
THE NORWALKS'“. ELECTRIC CO.
, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
- Telephone 959
66 V2 80. Main St. 51 05130111 Ave.
So. Mmalk'
Ray Werme, Mgr.
"CAREER CLEANED
It 357 our busines to Clean
Carpets and Rugs. and by hand
process to restore the colors.
Gods called for and delivered.
Connecticut Carpet
Cleaning CO.
Geo. S. Wyman, Manager
East Nor-nails
OB: SALE—One 1817 Ford touring
car, 5200 00; one 1917 Ford touring
$325 One 18 uring. 55350: 19 8
1.1286me Wéstnorl
Ave. or call 2166-... 9 after 6 o. In.
FOR SALE—Are vou seklmz aode fine
home; select neikhborhoodm
8 rooms, at bargain mmoe?
gfngghh leamnz town. Call at 37 High
F013 SALE—Motor boas: ..5 ft by
8-11. Barker engine wit
meg gear Address 23 Glenwood Ate.
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Motor boat. .2 IL. 4—...hn
engine very 13th if sold cone.
Adar-eves Boat. “care DeSntlnel 1.
FOR SALE—Property on No.13)
Howard street E351 Norwalk: me“
'five room house: 1011233267: big
ly‘arn: trees and $200 1110th of croos".
(omé and see this bargain at. once.
FOR SALE—House in Nomlk: big
bargain for 1111' 9511129111: cash requir-
ed. 5%.Ino11ire more 36 W as-h
lnzion SL. So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE-Ford fton truck: :11 good
conditionW for 112111 and heart
trucking . ll be sold reasonable to
(mick buyer. Phone 2511 after ’1' PM .
FOR . SALE-alum trues; in firsr 321;:
w orkinsr order. rnss Sn!
,llfxlnressé 6 Avie" So. Norwa‘i»
Ely
FOR SALE—22 foot. round bottom
manager boat wiIh “muse Barker
in good condillon. Phon 3 4
or inquire. 17 N. ‘Jain 51.. So NOBr-wggk
FOR SALE—413mm} tourinz car. late
model. good condition price $451)
all 200d tires: terms to suit. Lexinzmzi
Motor 821199.323 State 81.. Bridzenort
2596 Barnum
FOP. SALE-Bargam.192{l Essa:
touring: run 6043 miles: Erica $1 1753".
WWI-“‘1, to suit Lexins'ton Meier Sales
(0 . 123 31.11.; St... Bridzeoort Tale
nhime 2596 Barnum.
FOR SALE-u—East Norwalk one large
level building lot. 50 bv 150. on re
Gnlv '9 00. r§ainm1\k L.
East
Blrxhee.12
COWS
FOR” SALE—One ser en room homse
$3701“) six room houses $55!)“;
one twenty my: room house $0.009:
llll’afige‘s’l‘rl‘rlclm- E"? ““E ......”
1119:} v- v 99
Inquire 19 Dar St. Salli}! gorngalfgnn
FOR SALFr—A Studebaker tout-ins:
car: new tires; demonmable rims:
running order: 515.1. u:- 0'-
linder Honda-1.2m]: one 12.11.531.11» hem:
Semi—fire proof building. Hubbell Goal
8: Storage Co, Inc“ Saguaok, Conn.
Tel. VVest'port, 296.
LE ——Store"-T 131' a well light
Tern]: {arse cellar uznz'lcrnearh “2613.,
Wash 2121011 SU‘Pel Inquire 64
Main St. Tel. 60.
. FOUND.
FOL“: D~~A nin. which owner may
have bv satisfactorll': nrm lnz Dro-
merry and naming (311312933113 G. F
Raters. Hickor'; Bluff.
LOST.
LOST—At Comm Beach on July 5111
gold open face watch “0rd “L an~
linental.” on face. also Ink chain.
Finder suitably reward inquire
Sentinel.
LOSTMA crescent nln set. “£11533?-
vhires and earls. Reward 11' re-
turned to 198 ‘35:. Are.
ORDER OF NOTICE
State of Connecticut. District. of
Stamford. ss. Court of Probate, July
81h. 1920.
Estate of Benjamin F. Adams. late
of Darin. in said District. deceased.
Upon said application of the admin-
istratrix of said estate. praying that_
by said application on file in this
Court will more fully appear it is
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the,Probme
Gfilce. in Norwalk. on the 16th day
of July. 1930. at 11 o’clockforenoon;
and that public notice thereof be glv
en to all persons interested therein
in publishing this order in a newspa-
per having a circulation in said Dls~
of hearing. '
JOHN F. KEATING, Judge.
cox Answaas LETTERS OF
GONGPATULATlOTI.
:V" ’- ‘Cl 15 ll~SIenozrnnl1mz one who
l: «i came: ienoe in Insurance oflir"n
1111' 1 :rwd: goodn Dav. Annlv 'm n.
1,15
.121 Washington St. between
11 1; am.
"'l-1’)lslm asher at. Rotor) Point
I-l 01.112 ladv wishes per-
position as slénozrzmhera (1
Business college. certifl
' I 1'- ordain minute AbDer M. C
“ -. 17.111“
ED~-About Sent 15th b) two
lour or flw rooms wlth all
111113.115 Including heal $13.19
I' address.
* 'l—~H11zh school student to do
» work. zlftemoonsa ndm'Sax
.1 .3313» am! Know of
‘~' 7‘ :. Aonly to S care Sentmel.
desiring smelly and hen
i , c M 3-1153 018.311:
r (msult
..omalk Honres 10 uni. to
. Friday Public Slam
1-11: 111 appointment out? 8 pm.
"' ’ -“-' "1 Ekfixvenemed
1}“ 'Fft‘l"
9965 mm:
11111111313 Inc..a!SO Now
W13“?
Permanent Care '
Sleeve in can
mm
DAYTON. Ohio, July 1EL-Governor
COX expects to return to the'executlve
olricea at _ Columbus, Monday. He
worked hard today finishing answexs
to lelegrams and letters of oongmto~
latlon.
The Governors; Dayton friends are
pleased with the prospect of his ear~
‘n'ing the campaign immediately into
1 Ithe Western States. The: desire.
however to see him make a vigorous
campaign in his home State.
FOUND NEARLY STARVED 1H
CELLAR. ,
HYSIC, July 10*132318'81: Morgan. .3
resident of Ledyard
of an abandoned farmhouse, a fee."
miles from this1il'lage Morgan
works at Noank and having disap-
peared About two weeks ago, web
ere hunted for him and when he was
discovered he was almond: deal. Rio
believed that he was. in
home .
got?
this. Court order the sale of certam1
’_ real estate owned by said decedent
' ' and empowered to sell tlge same as:
mm at least five days before said day»
was found late ,
11 Friday nearly starved in $118 cellar,
- . to be sold cheap. llalmny 52 Van zani
37 Cedar 8%. Phone 969 my.
TO LET FOR. SALE——On beautiful Edlje A3?“
hr $14.33,. p¥rffilk .1131: 5»: 00ml house: all
'1 LEI—4 c nneclinz uznislzed ‘ ‘3 3~ 0.! “elm zeat: gar-
11101115 1111.11 walgr. 84 Ever sleek. 214 no and walks 13130119 1-36
{fish‘s Ade. Near . donor Tel FOR hardnésja“PmD"fiY at 15 Mar-
smha p 11:1,] nimble for zraln. coal or
To LP‘fl‘u—On‘e1 lafrze furnishfd ”mfg": mg ”with ¥§r§i 313 C3: {333113
" sat oroneorwo o- -19 '
llégérxll. 1111131193 Van ZanL St“ 331 Nomad; C9911
hoz'walk FQIEESSeAIlSEEggm‘Hgigmn? arenue,
" . - .. 1:
FOR RENT-STORAGE SPACE garden. all kinds' 01f frgifce bag?)
household furniture. Sonar-ate rooms. chicken house: .. 504).
On Flaxhlll Road Inesr salmon a
33:52:11; niece cg lalimd about 5! acres:
’ a 3‘1! ll an E‘ a 5? trees' once
$1 600. Musi be sold a -
tiéu ars ' I once. For oar
Ask him T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk
Real Estate. Insular-mes.
M. 8; 3. AUTO EXCHANGE,
NORWALK, CONN. '
‘List your carwithns. Wewfll
"sellit for you. Eyon‘wanl; a
m of any make see us.
Tel. 2584, 42 Orchard St.
Tel. 2179-12, Chums Hill Ave;
FIOREBROMRS’ mails
Overhauling and New
11 Eanford Place. Tel. 925..
FIBRE BROTHERS, Props.
ORDER Cl: NOTlCE
District of New: 1: ss. Probate
Court. July 81h, A D. 1§20.
Estate of George E. -almadge, late
of Norwalk in said Di: riot, deceased.
W’hereas, wrillen applieo‘lon has
been. made to this fowl: by 1:23 W
tees under the will of said deceased.
for an order aulhorizing and empow-
911119: them to sell us Such. T131316,
rifle. and interest; as said. deceased
had at the lime of his death in and
to certain real estate in said applian—
Lion described;
‘ Ordered. That said aaplicatlon be
heard and determined at the Probate
Ofllee. in Norwalk, on the 16m day
of July 19.. “'0 at. 11 o clock forenoon;
and that public notice thereof be m
on so all persons interested therein
by publishing this order in pawnewsgla‘
per hamg a circulation m said Dis-
{riot at least five days before said day
of hearing.
1 ' RENRYW. GREGORY, Judge. ,
odern the morning service.
' following Services.
' 12238 p. m.‘ Evening service
- courage him in his new work We as
" of the South Norwalk Melhodist Epis—
#- canal and the Congregational churcfi~
.Archibald Merriam will be the organ-
131;. Mr. Jacobs will preach at hot): '
praying for reasons therein lat forth g
”NEWS OF THE
030351.133 § 1‘
Zani and
' ~‘l‘lle pasture subéect at 10: 3G a. 111;,
will be:
'3 school 1:111:11»an at 32.191110 Lina!
Wfirkem‘ moths at, 6:15 .9. 13., a:
whloh'tlme the report of the General
' There will be special music at both
services.
Mast Chnstlan church Tan
Hayley streets, mat Nor—
wan: Rev; Exam balsam pawl-m
“'Pmparedness” The Sunday
Easter: enumeration, recently held. will
will speak on the ‘Eleventh Com-
moment:
The regalir teacher? meeting will
fie field My evening at 7: 45.
East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church Rev. Egbert E. Mainland.
pastes—Public warship at. 10: 30 3.111.
cThe pastor will preach. Subject:
“The Battle/for Life.” Sundayschool
session and Men‘s Bible class follow
Epwot‘th Leag.
ne meeting at 7 p. m. At 7:45 9.
Chief Manjxowog, a full~blooded In-
dian. will speak, dress-fl. in Indian
costume, telling his experlanoes. Free
will altering at close of address. ‘
Ladles' Aid Society meets on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Mid—week pm: or meeting at 8 9.121.
on Thursdar. Official board mung
The Choral Union meets Saturday
night in the church.
First Congregational church, No -
walk, Rev E F McGregor, P11. 9.,
pastor—Morning service at 10: 313
with preaching by the pastor. Sub-
ject: "An Ancient Caddie and An
Abiding Friextdshlp." All are , we!~
come. The other regular services
have been. discommued for the sum—
mer. Music:
Mrs. Lillian Sher“ ood~NewkirlL so»
mono; Mrs. Edna May Selleck.
fianist; Miss Maebells Austin. vlo
mist.
Prelude-"Early M 01
.................. P. A. Schneekerl
\iolin and Piano.
ONertory-“Serenade'
.........
a"
Charles Huerta
‘1 iolin and Piano.
Soprano Solo~—“The Singlng ln God” 5.
Acre" ........ .Frenk H. Bracket!
Post]nde~'—“March,” from the Opera
"Oberon" . . . . ... .C. M. V. ' Weber
....-
South Norwalk Rescue Mission. 6
Henry slreet.--Sun<lay school at 2 p.
13.. Mrs. A. Anderson. superintendent.
3:15 p. 31., praise and. lestimony meet:
ing. in charge of Bro l1r-r Samuel Mott,
Weather permitting, open air meek
lug Sunday night at S. corner Ray-
mond and Day some
Meetings Wednesday,
1 Friday and
Saturday evenings at 2.
Trinity church. Rm:
Swan. rant—Calendar for the
week beginning July ll. 1929 (631
Sunday after Trinity}: 8 a. m.. Holy
Communion. 10 a. m._ Church school.
11 a. m. morning prayer and sermon.
Thomas - E.
7:36 p. m.. evening grrayer and ser-
mon.
Tuesday. 7:115 p. 11:.«Meefing of
the Bethany Guild.
#5011111 Nor-walk Bap 15$ ohnmh.—-
Sunday. 19:30 a 111. regular mellow
by the pastor Rep L. J Schoenpler.
Bible school following the morning
service.
3 Volley ball. Ecuador 7 o. m., at the
parsonage
1 Thursday 7 :45—Regular prayer
meermg
Grace Baptist church. Nor'walk.”
Preaching at 11 a- :11. Sunday school.
a: 8
O'clock. Rev. Cooper. of Newark. N.
1., is enacted to preach at all serv-
..... All are welcome. -
Knight street A. 372' E. church.-
Rer. E‘Villiamr Lemar. from Pittsfleld,
3111135., a prominent young man and
eloquent speaker,
for this conference year. He will
Preaching, 11 a. m. Sandor school.
12:..6 p. 213-, A. Archer. superintend~
ent, Evening services, 8 p. m. Come
out and hear the new pastor and em
pecially invite the young people.
m... Congregational
South No walk—The
elm rah of ‘
congregations
es will meet in' union services. in. the
Methodist church, Sunday morning,
July 11, at 10:30 o’clock, and Sunday,
evening at. 7:30 o'clock. Mlsg Willa,
Miller will sing 3‘! both services and
Porcelain Fillings
are becoming more popular every day
gold in the front teeth;
porcelain; it was: all the good
Mes of gold, is very durable has ’
edge strenglh and when used
by a skillml operator is made to
detect where the cavity lies been tilt,
lotion free.
Hours: 9 zmtBSa. mg, Sundays!!!
appointment only.
mm.
will fill the pnlpll». .-
ocnduct. the services all day Sunday-"
Many persons object to the use of, 3;. _
‘ In these : ‘7
cases. there is nothing better than ' "
match the teeth so closely it is m to «.
ad. Save time 32:51! money by having;' ,.
your teeth attended to now. Consul-
1‘ Berth Main St. .. South Hawaii: '
First Church of, Christ; Scienfist. 57
West nvemae. -—-‘1*'he regular Sunday
service or this church is held at 11
Chrlsflnn Science subject, Sunday.
July 11th: “
Sunday school will be held a: I!
o'dock.
Emmmm -
begiwm At?:30p.m.,themseor;
11131111125 33 fillies got-me:- My:
m1” ,
Wm muses cams
renters. map
otfiefitatefimrdotm,,
a Hit)!“ . 1' ,1
Congcmfmdieaoe was??? :1
lemon. Jul 21-. when 13* N “31°
of alanine! mime}: a: the 033m
llmantic on that 1183'.
Elston: Winner 9!“ eduwtlm' of
New Jamey. He has only just came
to Connecticut to take the inlaoe or
the m at Education. Mr. Meree
dith'a sublet-t will be ‘flltlzénship
’l‘rglfing in Public Schools ” ,
miner inter-oath; mature at the-'m
Wig-inesday ”term program at (no
Institute will be the address to be
81mm mam: Folks of New'
Yer-k City on “Rural Education and
morea‘tion.” Miss Folks is the rural
can ' of the National
Child moor COmmiflee and brings 13
one of the greatest educational prob-
W'ednesdny evening teatime!!! meet
211., tag at 8 o clock. To both these serv—
less the public is invited; A raiding
room is maintamed'. at the some a!»
dmss, open each week day. holidays
esteemed, {rem 1:36 to 4: 30 p.111.
ASSOCIATED RIFLE: STUDENTS.
Richard H. Helium, V 1). M1. of the
Inzematlonal Bible Students will give
a public lecture in Red Men’ 5 Hall.
South Normlk. Sunday. July 11, at 3
“solo-2k. on Chrést’s nomad naming.
His subject will be: “Millions now liv-;
in; will never div—John 1!: 2526.
PROGRESS FORD“
LEAGUE NOTES
by Grand Officers.
The progress Forum} League
South Norwalk No.1 will holds. very
impound; meeting next Mondavlm
evening. July 12th The newly elec-
ted omcers will be installed by the
grand smears There will also be a
evening the annual dinner will be held.
The committee in charge or the
dinner has perfected Mae—final an
rang'emenrs and the'members will be
served the best dinner
league was formulated
. All members are requested to be
on hand early as the rooming will
open prommlr at eight as the com-
mittee has planned to serve dinner
at 9: 30 P. M. sharia.
meat. and she mmmilvtee in charge of
prose to make are eyenlng an enjm-
able one.
The follonlng Officers will be in-'
stalled: Worthy Esteemed Admcate,i
Reuben Bawkins; W'Ofih)". Advocate,
George Coffin: Wimhx Vice Adxhocale
Fred C. Rledell; \Vorth’y' Inslmctor,
Fred l’i’llllnmsz Worthv Guide James
H. Little; Worthy intercessor Joseph
Barllew Sr; Trustee, Geroge Collin.
SENATOR HARDIN G's GU ESTS
MARIDN Ohio, July 19. ~—Seaator
'fiarding today expected visits from
Majorfieneral Leonard Wood and
Senator Cummins. of Iowa. This will
be the first time Senator Harding and
the General have met since the Sea-
aims nomination National Chairman
Will H Rays will be the Senators
mot over Sunday and discuss the:
“front porch" campaign
WANT A MODERATE HOME.
hall a million Jews be. taken to Paws-.2
tine mlthin are next: year made by Dr.
Max Nord'a‘n. at the International
Zionist Confisrence have been am
ed by Dr
roared a more moderate program
“Such an undertaking.” he declaredy
“is impossihle.”
BANIEL MADE HIS OWN
covered thaf a. few weeks ago.
"Itwasmysadduty. heard to
raid the farm which was the birth
13W Ifiegreat ie ,
$11M my and
H. Bartlett, of New Humane dis,-
Newlyr Elected Ulises: to he Installed mg
class initiation and to. wind up the}
since the;
There will be a musical entertain:
the enleztalnment has snared no ex-sf
LONDGN July 1&3 ”Hopesals that:
Chaim “Meizmann who fay:
——-:AT—— ,
at ..V % 7'
Up-tO-‘Date Cigar Store
aims of the defy the “benefit of wide
mm 31ml much practical experi-
anon.
The Institute. which is under the di»
rection of the Citizenship Department
lot the Connecticut Woman Suflmge.
atomistion, is a tree school for the:
awomen of Tolland and Windham
,eountiea tor instinct: on in pram. on!
citizenship. ,
The three daily sessions for the
first two days will be held at {he
Womans Club in Willimamtlc 0n
entertain the Institute at her home in
5%:me will open in "Wil-l
Mr. fieredith was formerly the as-
VVLBfiaeditLtheanW
El ht!
B 3'-
talfing beneath a. liars.
by a bull.
Fannie Dixon Welch Wfll»,
Columbia. The morning session will
open a: 10:30 oclock. The aflernoon
sesions
at fio‘cl'ock.
On Wednesday and Thursday even-
ingm will be held in ‘Wills
mantle with the particular purpose of
grooming an ommnity for women
who are engaged during the day to
attend the lnslitute
1 Mayor Gates of “’llllmanlic will ex
tend the greetings or the (111:; on Wed
aneeday evening.
lBiEDWe-ll of the Chicago ‘Uaixerslty
:Setllement House. Her sabfect will
be "“1? omen of Industry? _
On Thurstsy evening Edwin
'Daries Schooner will speak on “The
League of Nations.” and Mrs. Nanci M
51119111111112.1111. will lee-mm on “Politl
cal Furies and Elections," one of the
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