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TO SPEAK AT
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\llss Mary R. Towie, the second
.\ mum to be chosen uni-tut United
Sums attorney. will be g ml- .3
luncheon to be 31V!!! by ”19 Con;
Hunt and the Hartford mum of
“4mm Voters. at the Hotel Bond.
min). January :0.
il- n. as well as women. those who
not members of the leaner-swell
:m mbers. will be welcome at u“
. ham]. or are invited to come utter
luncheon to hear the speaking
: ilw discussion 0! new lion.
-- those not present st the luncheon.
'll\‘$l0n to the lpelkln‘ will be 25
~.-. except for league members. for
\ m it will be (rec. ‘
.lws Towlc's subject is: "Should
‘3 '11. .1 Be Eligible for Jury Service?"
- uperience has a. direct bearing
question. Graduated from
'i .\hwr. admitted‘ to the New
v.; bur after attending Law School
,\: w York University. in pnctice
,. » \ul‘ul years. and, finally chmen.
. .m- or .he ablest women lawyers
;l..~ State. as Assistant U. S. Attor-
. Miss ’l‘owle has come in contsct
.» ~ :; muny points of view.‘ and gathers
lliilil‘t‘SSlons from a. wide field or
‘lll‘ill work.
» addition to her official activities.
. ’l‘owlo is an active Republican
:k r. She is first vice-president oi’
Women Lawyers' Association. a
miwr of the Criminal Courts’ com-
‘ w of the New York County Law-
-:\' Aalociution. a member of th
. .allmons committee or the Repub-
.u County committee or New York
ml). and a. member of the Wom-
.\‘nllonnl Republican club. the
‘.\ York League of Women Voters.
\\ mm 113 City club. Women' shin-
1;.21 I vague. Republican committee
mm llundrcd. Citizens' Union of
x a. \nrk city New York State Bar
, ..».'luiion, and other civic "organiza-
\.
..
‘ ,
l..(‘
rm.
,\ll s [‘0le sefi ed on the New York
I .‘Qtf; ll Adxisory Board of the
Mr. and was formerly lea! advisor
22:1 .\’ .ttional American Womanfiut-
_ - Association.
‘1',~~l other speakers will be Mrs. L.
lzantoui and Dr. H. A. Laupher.
luncheon will begin at 12:30; the
puking at 1:15.
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\il lllODlSTS PLANNING
FOR CONFERENCE
.\ l Methodist pastors now occupy-
; pulpiis of the several Churches
we are e\pected to be returned by
annual New York East conference
~. ‘ u: h this 3enr will meet in Bridge-
t l nusual interest wil1 attach to -
v.4 important session because it is
' . lake place in l ‘airneld county.
'Ihe conference will open on Wed-
- .day. April 11. and will continue
rough April 16 with the closing ses-
1011 possibly on April 17. About 300
lethodist mlnlstvrs and as many lay
i l‘T THIS OUI‘
“03TH MOVEY
.L out this slip. enclose with So
rr. 1 mail it to Foley d: (30.. 2835 She!-
. vi av.enue Chicago. 111.. writing
‘1‘ name and address clearly You
.1 receive in return a trial package
wining Foley's Honey and Tar
llpound for coughs. colds and
—r:mp loiey Kidney Pills for Mus
m shits and back: rheumatism. back-
.. Kidney and bladder ailments:
i Foley Cathartic Tablets, s. whole-
w... and thoroughly cleansing
. "vurtic (or constipation. biliousness.
‘ eluches. and sluggish bowels. still-
Powell Corporation—Adv.
llllllllnlzlllalll
amps ,clllllllll
floured Air Pam Open at Once-—
Nosirils Cleared
l: your nostrils are clogged sud
«r hvarl stuffed because of catarrh'
1 cold, got Ely’s Cream Balm at
. drug store. Apply 1 little of this
untisccptic. gcrm destroying
.m into your nostrils and let it
:nirati‘ through every sir passage
r' Sour head and membranes. Instant
~ l~ .'.
How good it feels. Your head it
~ ar. Your nostrils are oopen. You
‘nuthe freely. No more hswkint 01'
‘T‘xlfilnz. Head colds and cutsrrh
ll like magic. Don't stay stuffed
r. choked up and miserable.
2'4 sure—Adv.
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comm-lineal
"W "House of‘Kuppenhonn
.‘Eiiigliiél-E
egg
lussmwu-z
. in for The New Universities Diction—
Belief '
on: “the number or words found in
Old Mk liter-stun does not ex-
ceed thirty thou-end: recent diction-
srioo have listed more than tour huno
dred thonnnd. mostly oi foreign or-
igin.’ Yet most writers use mainly
English words.
“Slinkespeore used ninety per cent.
0: English words; the English Bible
oontsius ninety-tour per cent: Milton
eighty-one per cent: Addmon eighty.
two per cent: Tennyson eighty-eight
per cent. Most of our shortest sud
simplest words are or native origin."
Floodr‘ot coupons continue pouring
dry. The distributing clerks are kept
busy. The publishers have been or-
dered to keep a. big supply bound and
m for emergency calls. v It looks as
the raid on the supply would soon
make a replenishment ‘necemry. Such
a rush was not expected. but this
paper is grently pleased to see readers
taking such enthusiastic advantage of
its educational otter.
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mucosa-Hot!!-
M.
M31. shepherd. executive mn-
w-ot tho mule-n Banker-fw-
cintlon of New York city. will be .30
of the principal speakersot them-t
annual Monet o: the south Norwalk
club. which will be held this evenlrl.‘
t: lo’clock. at the Nor-walk Country
\I
E. C. Cnttelle of Philoldelphishslso
to be one of the” Wm Judge
‘ John H. Light will be the toutrnsster
of the evening.
A number or tables have been re—
served tor the sitsir. and it is expoet- .
ed thst it will be one of the bestguth-
eringu that the club has yet held.
The reguhr entortslnment commit-
.tee which has charge,“ the banquet
consists of s. s. Jarvis. n w. Fitch.
Dr. C. C. Lindberg. L E. Paul. F. J.
Finnigan and James Wood.
TRUST T0 OON’IT{OI:~
By Auccisted Press.
NEW YORK. Jun.‘ 16. —-Control of
the msjority of the theaters in the
United States showing legitimate en-
terprises. and not those of New York
city alone. was thought to be one of
the aims of the proposed merger of
the interests of the Shuberts and A.
L. Erinnger ot rumors that the deal
was pending was obtained last night
from both Mr. Erlsnger and Lee
Shubert. _
oThe plan is said to involve approx-
imately 860.000.000 and calls for sale
of the stock to \the public. Unlike the
merger attempted a. year ego. it is
I"
I
now planned to include New York
theaters as well as those playing first
clue attractions in sll ot the lager
cities of the United States.
It is estimated thnt {fie Shuborts
and Erinnger llrendy control about
four-fifths of the theaters or the
country. exclusive of motion picture
houses.
The consolidation would use: thee.-
ters only one not the production 0:
enterprbes. it wus stated.
Blind Mule.
Rastus—"Dat mule you done sold
me is blind."
Bowls—"0 dat mule ain't blind.”
Rastus—" say that mule am blind.
He ran plum into a. tree when I put
him in the field."
Bowls—"No. Resins. dot mule ain't
blind nohow. Dot mule just don't give
a damn.{T--Sa.le's Sense.
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Mlmrummam
sass commoner: '
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Announcement was nude paternity
that Paul Nash. former. cit; engineer ~
otsumrord. wiuopeuonomsintho
Spelke building. on' Feb. 1. and an
gage in the general contractinxfiydo,
sues with Stanford and its people
through his long service as a. public
omclal sud intends to compete {a the
patronage of Stanford sud neighbor. v
in: towns in surveying. general engi-
neering and contracting work. .
During his incumbsncyas city ensl-
seer the community has trebled -its
population. He decompushed many
public works 0: n. lusting character
and his friends see I. successful busi-
. mun.
_ wnmxmuncsm
.kuummtmmnnwum
m. Nash gained sands mt- _
mounds-scans.
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mwmumm roux-WWW
Llhnb'hoonwmbosarved at noon.
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Here are Some of the adde
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This is the 50th Mill End Sale _ _ ,
We aim to make the biggest in our history.
So far the record JllStlfleS Our hopes.
The Golden Mill End offerings we told you» about yesterday are on sale until gone, and
new items will be added each day.
Every day the Golden , Mill End Anmversary will hold some new surprises for everybody-ii.
to be sure that you get a 11 you can out of fins event, it Will be very profitab le to Mill End
it.
Women’s wear savings
that are opportune
WOMEN’SSPOBT
Norwalk Chronicler