Evening sentinel, Monday, January 26, 1925 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The biggest‘event on the program
éu‘rtoday “in he woman's world, is

luncheon held at the Royal
Me: In. Norwalk. under the aus~
58:33 6: the Nor-walk Union of the
We Daughters and Sons. The af-
fir: commenced at 12:30 o'clock.
"lot! more than one hundred mem-
W and their friends were seated.
3511's. Minerva Davis was in charge.
ht 2:30 o'clock. the Better Films
l'lmbttee. under the leadership of
I A. HydeCole. chairman. will
g: a. meeting to discuss several
nestlons in connection with film
fibrk. in the Nor-walk library, Mott
mane entrance. 4
'A good attendance is hoped for.
“there are a number of discussions
to be taken up.
’ At the home of Mrs. Alice 'Thies.
Stuart avenue. a card party will be
held tonight. The Commanders As-
sociation of Norwalk and Westport
Shepherds of Bethlehem will have
charge.
Tonight also. meets the first class
hz-religious training organized by
the Norwaik Council of Religious
5' Education. To eclass meeting to-
night is chiefly for those not inter-
ested in teaching Sunday school,
1 and will be held every Monday eve-
ning from 7:10 to 8 o’clock. begin-

 

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A second course. mainly for the
training of Sunday school teachers.
is also to be given under the direc-
tion of the ten local churches affil-
hted in the new organization .
’,;'l'he churches enrolled are: Christ

I 4 Episcopal. East Avenue» Methodist.

. Advent. Christian. 'Norwalk Metho-
‘dist. South Norwnlk Congregational.
Rowayton Methodist . Rowayton
Boptist. South Norwalk Baptist.
Stmlh Norwaik Methodist and the
First Congregational.

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—Best Coal. Ha run a: Gang—Adv

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:A good time was cnjoycd by all
those who attended the dance Sutur-
" day night at Red Men's ball. by the
lfiembers of the Lady McLuchiun
lodge. The affair was ln honor of
the birthday anniversary of Robert
Burns. and this year was celebrated
in the form of a dance, \\’cilnitz or—
chestra furnishing the music. About
two hundred men and women were
present. Mrs. Amelia Young was in
charge of the entertainment com-
mittee. assisted by Mrs. James Boyd
nnd‘hiiss Bruce. Mrs: May Worthy
headed the refreshments tztblc.. of
which regular little Scotch daintics

were a. feature.

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"—Your electrical. troubles will be
promptly taken care of here. House
and factory wircing a. specialty. Ell-c-
trical equipment and lighting iixtures
at-reasonable prices. Mo‘ullcr's Elec-
trio Shop. 23 Washington St.—Adv.

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Mrs. Walter Mchiullen is ill at her

home in Flax ilill road.
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l'ca Coal. Harris &

V.—La.rge
Cale—Adv.

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Mrs. Harriet Grumman has recov-
éred from her illness and returned
to‘her duties with the local telephone
tompany.

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’.—Lehlgh Coal. Harris 6: Guns.—
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Among the local employee of the
Southern New Eug'nnd Telephone
company who attended the meeting
of. the Bridgeport District held last
V'l‘hursdoy at Champs ll‘nrm. Bridge-
portfwete Miss Evelyn Guiner, Miss

‘ ' Allele McSally, Miss Elizabeth Byrncs

' gmd Miss Edwina Hoogson.

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—-Rndio and ' Victrolus
'jeasy terms. Donnely.—Adv.

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. The Endeavor circle of King's
' Daughters will meet at the home of
Mrs. Ellis ’l‘ayiorl 62 Cove avenue.
East Norwalk, Wednesday afternoon
it 3 o’clock.

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—-BANNEH HOME MADE
BAKERY. INC.

, —,—Do you like nut cake? Try one
0! ours. Good sweet pecan ‘nuts in
bits or black cake ‘ We have cup
taken with deliciously flavored frost-
ing- nnd bread and rolls fresh every
looming. 5 Monroe St. Phone
61.——Adv.

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mutt Laurel No. .‘ 106. Catholic
paughters of America. .wlll hold an
important business meeting in K. of
0. hell. "Washington street tomorrow
' night” 8 o'clock. All members are
surged to be present.
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at Donnelly's.

«fl-ladle "service
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~33: and"Mrs. John Foriz of Lex-

on avenue entertained at their

,, 'iover the week-end relatives

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Retold Seuch of Paradiso street
yesterday in Bridgeport.

 

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G’s DAUGHTERS AND SONS V ,
HAVE LUNCH—EON‘AT ROXAL

"er One Hundred Members at Meeting—Bet
' ater Films Committee Also Holds Session

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spent y'estcl'ilay in town visiting with
friends.

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James Barry of Sound View ave—

nue was a. visitor in Stamford over
the week-end.

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Ja’mes Cunningham' of. Stratrord
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—Your fur garments altered. rc-
modeled or rellued‘ by experts. This
is an important teature of the busi-
ness, conducted by the

Vaiét. 67 North Main St.

—Adv.

Jeseph Burren of Paradise street
was a recent visitOr in Stamford.

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George Show of Fair-field avenue
was the recent guest of friends in

Bridgeport. . _
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islaus’ church will give a moonlight
and confetti dance in Kish’s hall Fri-
day night. ' .,
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reynolds of
Scribner avenue entertained at their
home over the week-end relatives
from New York city. 5- _
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Joseph Murphy of ElyAvenue has
recovered from his recent illness.
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“Farrah Kelley of Ely avenue was
a. visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
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Joseph Laychak of Lexington ave-
nue was a. Sunday visitor in Siem-

ford. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Runzella of
Ely avenue had as their week-end
guests relatives from New York city.

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Andrew Chek of Lexington avenue
was a business visitor in Bridgeport
Saturday.

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Alexander \Vhitc of Lowe street

spent yesterday in New York.
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Charles L. Garfield 01 Lowe street
spent. the week-end with his brother
in Port. Chester.

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Joseph Urban of Oak street was a

visitor in Bridgeport. yesterday.
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James Palodino of Elizabeth street
was the week-end guest of friends in
Stamford. ,

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P. Pctruc’elll of Elizabeth street
spent the week-end with his brother
in Port Chester.

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Harold Flynn of New Haven was
the guest of friends in town yester-
day. .

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James Florence .0: Cliff street

spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
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Mrs. Lydia. Pierce of Lexington
avenue 'was the guest of friends in
New York city yesterday. .
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A birthday party was given to
Miss. Flora“; Michek. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Michel: in P.
O. S. of A. Hall. Franklin street.
Friday night. Games and dancing
were enjoyed. The Melodyv Quintet
contributed the musical program.

Refreshments were served.
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Recent guests at the Royal James
Inn include, G. \V. Hopkins. Flush-
ing; Mr. and Mrs. Burlow, Brooklyn;
T. 11. Charter. Hartford: Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Grumman. New York:
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Raine. . Alaska;
Mr. and Mrs. E. Townson. Philadel—
phia: Miss Mary E. Gamble. Phila.
dolphin; Lyman W. Gaylord. Ches-
,sirc. lrs. G. H. '1‘. Jones, New fork;
H. 1". Simpson, New York; Mr. and
Mrs. AiDor, New York; J. J. O'Brien.
New Haven; T. J. Coughlln. New
Britain. M. J. O'Donnell. \Vether-
field: H. '1‘. Jones. New York: Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Hopkins.‘Flush-
ing; Mr. and Mrs. James Starr,
Philadephln; Miss Francis Starr.
Philcdnphln: Miss Shirley Steldon.
Boston: Chester Norton, Louisville.
Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Roberts.
New York and P. R. Ulckinson.
Brooklyn.

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At the regular meeting of Banner
Council. Sons and Daughters of Lib-
erty recently in the meeting rooms
in Progress Forum Hall. the follow-
ing officers were installed, Council-
or. Beatrice Sim-gee: assistant Coun-
cilor, Mrs. Anna Plunder; Vice-coun-
cllor, Fred Scofield.- an; vaasoco‘ate
vice-councilor. Mrs.‘ Carrie Mills;
recording secretary. Fred .Hultz;

' assistant recording secretary; Elmer

Roberts: financial secretary. Fred
Youngs: treasurer. lda. Rowland;
guide. Fanny Morris; inside Eliot-d,
Mrs. Anna Lynch: outside guard.
Robert Lynch; trustee, Elmer Rob-
erts and pianist [Utah (Forelf. Arte:-
the» installation a. social was enjoyed.
Refreshments were served. Among
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John Torey of Burbank street was _
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The Women's society of St. Lad- ‘ H H

LEFT
PRES DEBGAST.

Members or the Nor-walk Council
of Catholic Women are elated over
the proceeds turned in from the min-
strol show presented Friday night at
St. Joseph's ball. '
Nearly 600 women attended. and
one and all left. the hall after the
performance. declaring that the at-
fair was one of the best ever. It is

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rumored that the "cullshod" actors
will repeat, the show a little later in
the season. for the benefit of those
who could not be uccommodeted
Friday night.
Songs. dances. jokes and local
slams characterized the evening. and
some of the secrets told in fun about
various people roundabout town.

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AID CHILDREN

R-e v . Victor Scalise
Speaks on Child La-
bor: Amendment ~—
Ladies’ Aid Meeting

At the morning service in the
Rowayton Baptist church yesterday
Rev. Victor F. Beeline. pastor gave
an interesting sermon on the sub-
ject of "The Ministry of Childhood."
Using the proposed Child Labor
amendment as a background. he out-
lined' the rights of childhood. , Rev.
Scalisc declared that a child has the
right to be well born 'and that he
has the right to be respected. educat-
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Child Labor amendment. the mlnis-‘

tct- said: _ "if the proposed Child La-
bor nmcndment is something that
will protect the child. then by all
means let us have it. if. in order to
safeguard the rights of children. it
is necessary to entrust them to the
supervision of the rwlt-rnl govern-
ment. than it is incumbent upon us

to do so."

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The halt-5' Aid Society of the
Rownyton Baptist church will hold a
special meeting at the home oi Mrs
Mary 4 Sniitcn . in Raymond street,
Wednesday morning at 10 o‘clock.
All member. are urged lobe present
as committee will be appointed to
arrange for the "silver" ten to be
given on Saturday. February 2!.
when the twenty-fifth anniversary of
the organizing of the society will be
celebrated.

George Stout of Cudlipp street rc-
trnod this morning to his duties at

tor being confined to his home the
past week. by illness.
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Miss Aud’rcy Shine of Crockett
street spent the weekend with rel-
atives in4Ncw Canaan. ‘
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Among the local Women who are
attending the tenth. anniversary
luncheon ofvthe Nor-walk Union of
King’s Sons and Daughters at the
Royal James Inn today are Mrs.
Earle P. Stevens. Mrs. Delos L'Hom-
median, Mrs. Ira Kiggins.‘ Mrs. Al-
fred J. C. Beckius. Lil's. George S.
Hubbell and Mrs. Frank Hadley.
They will be at one of the “cheer"
or song tables.
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D. P. Wicks of Crow avenue who
has been spending some time with
his daughter in Hartford is e;-
pected to return to his home this
week.

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Scores of Rowayton residents took
advantage of the fine weather yes-
terday and enjoyed skating on ‘the
river.

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The annual metlng of the Ladies“
Aid Society of the Rowayto'n Metho-
dist church will be held in the chapel
of the church Wednesday afgernoon
at 2:80 o’clock. There will be elec-
tion of emcers and the "mite' boxes
will be Opbned. A social will follow
the meeting and all members are
expected to' be. present.‘ »

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home today after a visit with rein.-
lees in Brooklyn.

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Mrs. Frank Crockett of Rowayton
avenue has returned from a visit
with her son in New Haven. .
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A number of members of both the
Methfilst and Baptist church huve
enrolled for the course of ltudy in
the Teachera' Training class which
opens tonight at the South Norwa
Methodist church. Prof. Howard
Balnton of Yale! Divinitgpchool who
spoke‘ in the local churchfdurlng the
past summer will be the speaker.
The school I: being conducted by the
Norwolk Council of Religious Edu-
cation and was originated. by the
Norwelk Minister-3' association.
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‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rowland of
Crockett street entertained u few
friends at a. cord mrty and oocisl ct
their ,home Saturday night. There
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Williun Ln
Fontalne. Mr. opium. John Plund-
er. James-Stan and. Peter Pinkin.

 

Stockholders Gather in
Clubroéms for Social
Evening— Other Af-
fairs

 

Tho stockholders of the East Nor-
\vnlk 13cm club company held n so-
cmi gel-together meeting at. the club
rooms in Soavlew avenue Saturday
evening. About thirty members
were present. A roast beet supper
,was served and a. general good tune
was enjoyed by all. The company
recently re-organlzed with the lol-
lowmg oilicors. is. 1". Smith. presi.
dent; William E. Reid. vice-presi-
dent; is. 1:3. Gorbam. secretary and
mule Roblchaud. treasurer. The
otticem with Wallace Larson make
up the board of directors. At Sat-
urday's gathering the stock holders
were presented with their stock in
the company. it is planned to make
the East Nos-walk Tacht club one oi
the finest on the Sound. The mem-
hers of the club are ‘l’homeu Benton.
William A. lteld, Alfred Wolf. Wal-
lace Larson, E. D. Worden. Henry
Peterson. A. Westberg. w. S. Lloy-
hew. Henry Hellman, Hurry Hoff-
man. C. u. Stabell. W. ll. Conway. is.
E. Gorhnm. fish. Han-lord; E. M.
Lockwood. Leo Davis. it. H. Golden.
E. F. Smith,4.lullus flex-bat, John
Cuvana, Louis Robichaud. F. E.

Lewis and June:- Gamble.
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Miss Rose Mossc is ill at her home
in Strawberry Bill avenue. '
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Leyland -\Valsh of, Van Zandt
street has recovered from his recent
illness and returned to his duties in
Stamford. ~ 3‘-
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Miss Edwina. Henson of East evo-
nue was one of the employee at the
local ottlco of the Southern New Eng;
land Telephone company. 4 who ot-
tended the meeting of the Bridge-
port district hold'ot Quinn‘- Flinn.
Bridgeport. Thursday. ~ ' ,. '
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ma mom or “am-u. rm fig

had a. radio insulted in his home.
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Thebeoond' lining in{ the Ila.

flower-linen; 4 «ladder commer-

plnoclue to mt'wlll-be maul:

the company‘s quorum-in Von Zendt

mot.
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The, Endeavor'drcle or Kim
Nu.m Toy r, “naysayers“-
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Mono or the‘choer mine- It the
1:31.11?va luncheon of- the
Not-walk Union oleng'O son-m
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drew screams of laughter from the
audience.

The shady looking endmen were
nlm‘ unrecognizable by virtue of
their akeups. by their friend- end
relatives. ' 4

The money netted from the per-
formance will be turned over to the
fund for the vacation home of the

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Catholic Women, up at Lnkeview.
This summer cap. which accom-
modates about 80 guests. is situated
in an ideal spot. close to u‘ urge.
lake. Swimming. booting and hiking
or. just a. few of the sport! enjoyed
there during the not end sultry
months. The camp is open to both
Catholic and non Catholic women.

 

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months ago I met. n young mu: and
it Wu love at. first light. We were
introduced an. dance. He had on-
other girl with him and 1 had gone
with another fellow and so he
could not take me home. but be
united to cell the next night. Since
then be. bu come or taken me
somewhere every night 1 would let
him. I am 3 Itenognpbei' and be
in selling llfo inluruioe. B. would
like to get married right away but
curt afford it u be bu not nved
Inything and 4i: barely muting
enough for no to live on. last night
he salad me if i would be willing
to get. mun-led and go on working
fora. while. I told. him i would
thin4k,lt or . I an the kind of girl
moor a. m‘ivbo"wontcd to sup-
mimetic! i don't feel quite ready
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me who: to do. I am twenty-three
years of use. POLL? N.

It is only natural ihat‘you should
feel as you do. end not selfish. Tell
the man you moot consent to such
othlngmd that you want him to
be in a “position to provide 1 home
for ,you a!!! to support you after
marriage. The risk of marrying as
he suggests would be too greet. If
You and he hedchlldren you would
no longer be this to work .or else
you “would have to do so at the ex-
pense of the little ones.

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BER HEART is host

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am a. high
school girl. Early lest tell I met
a young man with whom I fell in
love I did not know whether he cor-
ed for me but he asked me to go
never-21 places with him. He seem-
ed pleased with my company and
then suddenly he quit asking me to

field street will be pleased to hear
that at» is resting comfortably at
the Naomi]: hospital where she un—
dement an operation last week.

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Theilnal meeting in the two
weeks pet-tea of evangelistic services
at the‘ Advent Christian church was
held last evening. There was a fine
attendancoend the sermon delivered
by Rev. M. Q-Burit was one of the

most interestingof the series.
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The reguler meeting of the Oral-
cron circle of the East Avenue Meth-
odist church will. be held tonight at
8 o‘clock. *1 ., 4
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Best Nerwnll: residents are inter-
ested in? the announcement that as
soon as the work of dredging the
Norwalk channel. is completed the
dredge will‘otnrt work on: the East
Nat-walk ohéunei. it is expected
that the work on the Third District
harbor will be started Within a—Iew
weeks. , 4 . »

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A hm group of Eut‘Norwallt
women are planning to attend the
round um luncheon of the Nomlk
lupubiioon Womlln‘n on. at
the Boyd domes lumWedneodey 3.1-.
tot-noon. Mrs. George lnglum or St.
Johnstreetwillbetheepee .8111.
‘4 4. , mmm the sub t of
"zoning." Reservation: me: be
mode by telephoning urn. May Weed
phone 3451.

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‘Inordertonkeoore-oftho large
“moot residentuwho-wore ding.
pointed to not being .blp to witness
dug ' presentation ’0: the
emu-log «may: "Billy'- Bungalow"
nth-lat Avenue new church
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oafiut, 4 the all, '4 "be repeated on
tickets who *8“ unable to linemen;
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: About fourI

go places with him and began aicb
lng vcry distant. He still treat-
mc as a trend but that’ls all. I
still care i‘ him and care more
every time I see him. He does not
go with other girls. . Please tell
me how to win back my heart.
boiLUE EYES.

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man would only be wmodyouogfs
fort. If you went hoppinen. tor-
gct him as qluckly as possible.
As long as you cling so fondly
to your memory of him you will
not enjoy the happy thing- which
come to you day by duty.

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FATHER‘S recur.
. Doe: Mrs. Thompson: I am a
married man and at present not liv-
ing with my wife and baby and I
miss them ever so much and she re-
fuses to live with me but want-
money and I will not give her my
till she comes book to me. She has-
someone also so she tells me and
wants to stay with her mother all
the time and I can‘t get along with
her mother I am willing to do any-
thlng for them but I will never do
what is right as long as I an: crown
for my baby. I have a wonderful
Job with big pay but I Just throw
my money away so please tell no
how I can get them back as I need
them to straighten me out. ’
LONESOME FATHER AND HUB-
BAND.

Inasmuch as you are denied the
privilege of determining what all the
rules or the game shell be. you re-
fuse to play. Your’ letter indicate-
childish self-indulgence and no we.
men is proud of n childish husbond.
Exhibit some self respect end you
will and your troubles vanishing.
To_ begin with it. would be a good
idea. to save some ,or your money.
You doubtless will need it for your'

child to whom you say u 8.
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TIIE SCHOOL OF
RELIGION FOR
WORKERS OPENS

'» The first session in the tracing
school jor church workers which I:
to be conducted under the auspices
of the Norwalk Council of Religious
Education will be held this evening
in the South Nomlk Methodist
church. '

The opening period will be gIVen
over to a. discussion of chin-2h his-
tory. Prof. Roland Berber: Bulb?
ton. Ph. 1).. aifatnnt professor 02
Church history, Yale Divinity school.
viii be in charge

Among some of the other caker
yvill be Rev. or‘iz Conga! o:
Bertrord. Rev. Judson C. Hendrick-
son of Stamford. W. Vernon bytle of
Newjiaven. Mrs. Lillian Foxgunon
of East. Norwallz. principal or the
Marvin school .will hove ohm-go of
the primary wk. I ‘ ,
r'x'he meeting will open ct 7:10
“o‘clock. Tickets of admllnon to one
lgture course or elm may be ob-
ulned for a. nominu mm. from of-
floersof the church Iohoole. Thou
who reglster for the two full com-sou
an eligible for the stead-rd ‘ng
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15 were old ot4d0.‘Boutoa mu.
303%wa 5! holdb'y the po-
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arrested one. complaint 2. from n,
bemoan Summer meet. Danica.

where site 4' worked. ’l‘h
round nook ’ ecu“ vetoed $300
mil. in , iii): man:- out

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reported lite on on!" iron: her.
home in blow k nodules-toll. w to:
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