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'7 $11 the societies and clubs of
iWalty Parish will turn out_ tonight
.atteiid the birthday party 0f.lhc
. ‘uch vto lzt: held in the parish hall.
An elaborate program hJ-is been 8]":
. finged for the‘allalr. the. chief tea-
, . of which will be the appearunCe
, immaturion Etta. well-known so.
. giggly eniertainer.-who has promised
b" be present. Wollnitz orchestra
.wlliplny for dancing. Among oth-
‘e‘ig'members on the program Will be:
’ Lleweiyn Knapp, who will give some
?slight. of hand performances: Miss
Minn lilothan. who will render
oral vocal selections; Fred Boos.
’ 'who will play the banjo; and George
rl. who will sing.
”The Endeavor Circle of the King's
'Dilughters will meet this afternoon
3!. the home of Mrs. Ellis Taylor, 62
tc-ove. avenue. East Norwaik. tor a
$935111“ Ousim'ss meeting. .
‘ “This afternoon ,also the Girls‘
Friendly Society Candidates will
fither in the basement of Christ
Qhurch for their weekly meeting.
‘ Tonight at St. Peter‘s Evangicai
church. the society of young mar-
;‘f'ed people will mom for a social
time. All members are requested to
713% present.
At the home of _Miss Ruth Hoyt.
fdiBayview avenue. memters of the
Epworth League. of the First M. E.
”church. of South Norwalk, will
meet.
FT’I‘onight also. the members of the
Kings Daughters. Opportunity Cir-
"cl'e. will hold their regular meeting
a': the home or Miss Hazel Oster-
‘fi'inks at'4 Summer strcct.
. _.\’eighbor Camp. iiiodvrn \‘i‘ood-E
'i'fi’cn of America will hold a meet.
ing tonight in Pogress Forum hall.
.Washinnton street. when new ortl-'
core will be elected. After the bu-
?iihczs meeting. thore will be a social
time during which rctreshmcnts.’
will be served. 7
or! o e e l
" ‘r—Radlo service at Donnpiiy's 9
W -—"A.iv.
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£4 "Those Dren-iful Twins." 11 three.
act comedy will he givvn in the First
‘ilethodisi Episcopal Church Friday
levelling. February 6th. at eight o'- .
élbck. The play is under theI nus-i
woes of the classes of Miss Ada.
May Prescott and Miss Edith Lin-3'
1min. It promises to be entertaining:
and quite amiisinc.
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arm—Pest Coal Harris a: Guns-nun
or The Christian industrial Leagm
1W“! hold the annual meeting Friday
fight. January 30th. Supper will be
{fined to thez ni°mbers nt 6:30
Sharp. The aftersuptver address will
I); delivered 1*}; .lntlce “’iliiam N
‘fidwards of itye. N. Y.. and will he
55; interest to men of the League.
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P’!_..
m‘Your fur garments altered. rev
«uodeied or relinod hy exports. This;
5 an important lentiiroof ihe bust-i
1
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3;?sz conduct? by the Twin City..
Valet. 67 North Alain St. Phone aoé.
—-Adv.
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f“ The "kitchen" shower planned for
tomorrow afternoon by the Norwalk
Chapter of the D. A. R. at the Town
House. Mill Hill. has bot-n postpnnvd
0
iihtii ii‘ci‘iruary 6 nt 1 o'clock. Morn-
bers of the Norwnilt chapter arei
‘afisked to take notice of the an-"
hOuncement of the change in (late. ’
:‘ I O I I
,.f:-—Your clot-trim. trmiiilos will hoi
promptly tniten care 0! hora. Hons»:
. ..- 'r-r "2
rows.
i
and factory winning a spm-lnlty Eiv-c- ‘
trjcal minipinvnt and lighting tixtiirvn
tr reasonable prior-s. Mm-ller's Elvc- ;
trio Shop. 28 \Vushlnglon Si.—Adv.
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‘Membcrs of the Democratic club;
fnet Monday night in their rooms on;
North Main street when a social timo‘
followed by refreshments was en-’
Joyed. About twenty men and wo-i
fish .were prcsnnt, Those in charge
31* the refreshments were: Mrs. Rob-‘
ert G. Mitchell. Mrs. \Vililum J.l
Bblltt. Mrs. John J; Higgins and Mrs,
Sara. Lane.
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'7"—-Large Pea Coat. Harrie &
Grins—I Jr.
a': '
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559il‘he South Norwaik club will give
.‘xbanquet tonight at 6:30 in their
, club rooms. in honor of the winners
:of the recent bridge tournament.
here 'were twenty winners.
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«Be—Lemur: Coal. Harris a Gene..-
'g" " e a e
. «an. and Mrs. William Donovan. of
. _ Burnett avenue. entertained at their
1*.
vNew- Fox-Trot
d‘Moonlfghi; and» You”
7 ' > tel; Us Play It for You
DONNELLY’S
'16-18 80. Main St.
Y PARTY 'OF TRlN
CHURCH TO BE HELD TONIGHT
'Grund Chapter of Connecticut. Ur-
: morrow.
‘ but local womcu are
‘: iicicn it.
- l‘izru \V'.
. will give it short talk. Tonight there
'ing tomorrow morning opens at
Norvutlk.
)Gritllth. Mrs. Marsh of ltowuyton.
'Mrs. A.
i'lf‘y
home last night. when u plnocble
game was owned ioilowod by re-
lieshmeute. Those present. wore:
Air. 1‘ rank Merrill, hire. Lottie Guilel.
Airs. Hampton Sherwood. Mr. and
Mrs. John Mills. Mr. and Mrs. John
Deere. Mr. and Mrs. Welter Ireland.
.urs. Edith Seller. and Mr. and Mrs.
William Donovan.
uttered. a. ilrst and a booby. Mr.
beers won the first. prize, while Mr.
ircland earned or! the booby hou-
0:5.
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——Rudlo and Victrolu sold on
easy terms. bounty—Adv.
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Thirty members or the Advent
Christian church turned out {or
service last night. in spite ot the
storm. Tonight. Rev. M. C. Bum
will have us in: topic: “Additional
Livlduncu or the Near Coming oi
Christ."
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It is expected that. Mr. and Mrs.
Edmund Uteese who are at prelent
sojourning in New York city. will
mturn to Norwalk the first. at the
month. when they will occupy the
Lauder house in France street. as
their new home.
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——BAi\'Nl$lt HUME MADE
BAKERY. INC.
-—-Do you like but cake? Try one
of ours. Good sweet pecan nuts in
white or black culls. We have cup
unites With deliciously tlm'omd trust-
ings and bread and rolls tresh ever)
morning. 5 Monroe St. Phone
JUL—Adv.
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Twentymve Norwaik women will
leave here tomorrow morning to ut-
tend the annual session oi! the
dt-T ot the liusternfitur. to be held
at Foot Guurd Hull. Hartford. to-
'i‘hc meeting opens today.
not attending
until tomoirow. Urund Matron Mrs.
Arnold of Mormon pro-
sitlcs today. She will give an ad-
dress. ioiiowod by Grand Patron
Graham of Strutlord who
will be a banquet in the ballroom ot
the lion-I liond. at which time an
ci tirtztinniunt and dancing Will take
place. (luv are expected. The nicot-
9
O'clt ck. .\t it‘. the spvcxul order of
t.u~ircs.s “ill take place, \thn tncru
Will be the lillillltil rlection of oili-
csrs. The closing lilt't'ling “ill be
toiiibrrow atturiioon when the new
oilicurs \\iii be installed and aH bus~
iiiuss Ciiliiplclcd. During the session
the [It( posed uiiandnlt‘nl to the con-
stitiitioi. ot‘ the Grand Chuptor will
conic up {or discussion. This amend-
ment would (in'ltio tho btutu into
nlnc districts {or the purpose of in-
spcvtion. ii' the amendment is
adopted, the new grand matron will
appoint a. duputy grand mutron for
each district as its inspecting oili-
Ct r. Uiliit‘l' the prescnt systt-n- ‘he
grand matron inspects. peiscnaily,
all or the chapters, which number
nearly 100 and constitute a good
deal of work. Among those women
attending from this city are: Mrs.
lininiu. St. John of hast boru'alk.
Mrs. .li-sse and Mrs. Barker 0! Nor-
“dlk. Mrs. Helen Vaughan of East
Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. Buuc~
dict or East Norwulk. Mine Justine
Mrs. C. A. Hauschildt. Mrs. Jarvis
of‘itownyton. Airs. M. A. Jennings.
Mrs. Utio Lindstrom and Mr. and
T. Dawson.
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Past Pocahontas. Norwnik Council
members are planning a tuimtrel
show to be given during the fatter
part of February in Red Men's hail,
Norwuik. 'i‘lisy are now busy hav-
ing rehearsals
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Kings Daughter: 0! the South
Norwuik Baptist church met last
night at the home of Mrs. Lewm
Wood at 44 Orchard street. for
their regular meeting.
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On February 24. members of the
Past Pocahontas association. Nor-
walk Council. will give 3 dance in
lied Men's hail. Nurwaik.
O O O
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dawson of 31
Spring street. will leave tomorrow
morning to attend the annual ses—
sion at the Grand Chapter 0! Con-
uccticut. Order o! the Eastern Star.
which will meet. at Food Guard hall
Hartford. _
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Members of the World Wide
Guild of the South Norwalk Bap-
tist church will meet this afternoon
for a sewing bee at the home of
Mrs. Stephen Clifford at 1 Crescent
terrace. South Norwaik.
O O I
Commencing next week. Mrs.
Louifle Canneid 0t 66 West avenue.
pins to change her 800‘.“ dancing
class. which hitherto has been
meeting every Wednesday evening.
to every Monday evening. ' ‘
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reputy Mrs. Elizabeth Mined of
’2-,:: Main street, Norwuik and a
slim of 13 or 15 members want to
Dani ury Monday night to insiiili ot-
flccrs for six months in the Dan-
Real AProgreSti
. . There’s runny a slip twixt making money and
saving it. "Keep yam- pass-‘oook in Mendy
bury Pocahontas association.
U.
'lwo prim were .
x
i . t
recedes of the nation 0! the
Grand Lot!” of Eastern Stor. which
is being held in Hartford. there will
be no meeting or the Ophir Chapter.
0. E. 8. this week. .
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Mrs. Oliver Kimberly of Fulfill-Ad
park is planning an auction bridge
pi-rty t.) be given this afternoon at 3
u'ciock.- Followinn the cords. re—
(n shments will be served ny the
hostess. .
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Recent guests at the Royal James
include 1". M. Bell. New Haven; 13.
E. Jackson. Brockton. Mum: Mr.
and Mrs. Godwyu. Northampton: J.
R. Levee. New Haven: Mr. and Mrs.
Willurd Curtis. New York‘: Mr. pnd
Mrs. P. O. Wiggin. Putnam: M. 1".
Holleran. New York: Mr. and hire.
J. H. Wheaton. New York: W. C.
Hoover. Akron; C. E. Taylor. West
orange: H. S. Totem. Hartford: Ray-
mond I". Hm New York: J. L.
Abramson. New York: John Fax-dig.
Boston; J. McGadkin. A. S. Wood
and A. E. Pope or New York.
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Miss Jay Coleman at Couch street
entertained a party. of friends --t tea
at her home Sunday afternoon. La-
ter Mine Coleman and her [unto mo-
torod to New York City where they
attended the wedding and mention
of Miss Frances Funo. in the party
were Miss Natalie Wood. Mien Doro-
thy Weiseit. Jerry Kitcbei of Dorian.
Miss Marie Rooney of White Pleine.
Miss Helen Lynch. “Bud" “feed.
Louie Fumo. Elton Conley. Joseph
Rose. William Kitcheli. Edward
Rooney of White Plains and Walter
Lohmcyer of Brooklyn.
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Thou who desire to ’attend the
card party to be given tomorrow
night by the members of the Girl's
and Women’s club of Norwalk. end
who have not. yet purchased their
tickets. may do so at the entrance
to the club rooms in Well street.
W
Edward McMahon. popular basket
ball player is ill with the grip at hie
home in West avenue.
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Jack Reynolds of Paradise street
spent yesterday in Stamford.
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William Czibere ot Paradiso street
was a visitor in New York city you-
lcrday.
O O I
Miss Mildred Shoebox: of South
street. spent Monday in Stamford.
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Michael Tesla of Ely avenue is
haying a house built on that street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bum. of Sound
View tei'rdce Ill\o had us their ro~
cunt guests relatives ironi Bridge-
port.
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\Villinm Resell of New Haven was
the guest 0! irwnds in town Monday.
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Joseph Murphy of Ely avenue has
recovured lrom his illness and re-
turned to his duties with the Higlc)
Machine company
I
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Mrs. Carrie Godfrey 0: Spring
street. was the recent guest or trienas
in Stamtord.
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John Connors at Spring
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
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Street
Mrs. Mary Gall of Lowe street on-
tertained a. number 01 iricndl at her
home over the Week-cud.
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Ralph Batty of Chestnut
has returned trom a month‘s
with his parents in l'hiiadelphia.
O C O ‘
Joseph Weisbelt 0! Taylor avenue
was a Sunday visitor in Sumtord.
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Samuel Abmmson of Benton street
was a business visitor in Stamford
Monday.
street
visit
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Frank Colombo or Ranford place
has had as his recent guests friends
Irum Bridgeport.
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John Wax-go or South Main street
was a. visitor in New Haven Sundoy.
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John Vitoilio or Summit: Avenue
spent yesterday in Stamford.
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Victor Nettleton or New Haven
was the guest or lriende in Spring-
wood Monday.
. O O 0
John Morton of Stuart avenue is
having his house wired for electri‘
city.
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H. Oahu .0! Flu Hill road Spent
Monday in New York.
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Walter Finn of North Taylor ave-
nue was the recent guest of friends
in Stamford.
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Mr. and Mul- Mathew Galbo of
Lowe street had as their week end
guests relatives tram Bridgeporn,
l KUWAYTUN
MRS.KIGGINS
TO BE HOSTESS
To Entertain Members,
Of Good Will Society
Next Wednesday ——
Ladies’ Aid Meetings
Mrs. Ira H. Rigging of McKinley
place will be hostess to the members
ot the Good Will society at the reg-
tliar meeting which will be held at
her home next Wednesday after-
noon. The society which includes
among its members the youmu
married women of the village meet
semlsnronthly at the home or the
different Members and devote the
'atternoon to sewing for hospitals
and charitable institutions.
c~
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Meetings of the Ladlee' Aid eo-
oietlee of both the
Methodist churches are being held
today. Several important items are
to be discussed. The women of the
Baptist church on meeting at the
home of Mrs. Sniffer! in Raymond
C] ‘ take the form.
inethodlut women
‘street. They will draw up plane
for the twenty-fifth annivermry
orientation at th‘ society which will
at a. "silver tea." The-
ore7 holding their:
c .
Baptist and.
This is the first in a. sort
plot. res which are to be u in the
not commencing teddy. 'With
each picture will be printed a few
words bathe mother of the child.
telling the best way to bring up
children, and also an upproximaie
statement as to the costs of the
name. I! you have a pictunesot your
baby which you would like to have
appear in this series. send it in as
soon as possible. one of the Woman's
Page Editor. South Nor-walk Sentinel.
and we will include it with the pic-
tures of the other Nowell: babies.
of baby
>
MADELINE ANNA TWI‘I'BCELL,
lli-months-old daughter of Mr. um
.Iu-s. Cull-cam Enriched oz 12 act-“u.
em
Regulu- hom trash ctr lad good
food made this baby. the “no. heat-
my Girl we is today.
"he nc\'r have [he dOClOI' for
Madennc," stated bile. 'i‘wncuell. "iii
lut't cue timer uccme to need him,
u: course in cute oi necessity, 1 be-
licvu in doctors. but on the whole. i
thinl‘ that common Cello. in a. yer,
guud thing to use whore u bub) s.
.ioanh in conCcrnvd. i
"in tile inst place. every child}
needs int-my 01 ll ooh air. 'lnla buts) -
has Slupt outside in the da)hmc.
summer and wluler ever lint'e BUL
was born.
'Skcondly. there must. be regulai
houls Wilt‘ii.‘ n. buoy to CullCcinu-d—-
a time ior ewryllimg and m or; thing
on umu.
"'ili.rd. the food must he stood and
properly tuned to the callus boom.
at the present limo Madeline gels
iuonx very mocly on mint and Can-
out. cereals. egg: and trutt Juices."
in apt-lilting at tho cost oi u bub).
Mrs. 'A Witclwaiiitsurcd nuapitul c..-
puma It about Sou: baby €10”ch
olU: baby carriage. $35; crib. Slim:
high chair. :9; acct-worlds. 8:3. and“
10m] in the pren’ent time. about 31...:
pct Wu'it.
Action or. Proposal i
'1‘0 but mail Rate
.—
\VASHINGTQN. Jan. 25~Actlon
on a proposal to rrduce lhu prescm
second class mail uthu than adopt
the prowsion for increase was in
order when the Senate prececdcd
with consideration today 01 the per
ml pay nnd rate increase bill.
The amendment. oltcred by Sen.
otor George. Dcnmcrnt. Georgia.
would cut the'rntes on Advertising
inattchn general to those in etlrct
before July 1. 1920. The bill as
(rained icy the Senate post office
Committee proposes increases over
the existing rates.
elected and the “mite" boxed will
be opened. They are meeting in
the chapel of the church. 3
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Friends of Mrs. Hurry Stacey
Benton of Highland avenue will be
pleased to hear that. she is recover-
ing at her homo from an attuclt oil
the grip from which she has becn'
suffering for the past week.
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A special meeting of the Roway.
ton Methodist church Sunday chool
will be held tonight after the
prayer meeting. Speakers from the
Feirficld County Sunday school an-
sociution will be present
t a e 0
Scott Albrecht; to Raymond
street was a recent; visitor in Now
Haven. '
Mrs. Joseph Blue: or McKinley
street who has been suffering (or
some time from an" infected tiny-r.
is getting along nicely. Mrs: Else:
fell on the porch of her home and
injured a finger which later become
infected. .
O O 0
Several Rowayton women will at-
tend the round table luncheon of
the Norwalk Republican Women's
associution at. the Royal James inn
today.
I O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Ever Ready Circle of Kinj’e
Daughters will be held on MonChy
instead or Tuesday evening with
Mm William L: Fontaine at her
home in Crockett street. The mem-
bers of the circle are urged et- ’
tend the special meeting of at the
King's Daughter- or Norwalk to b.‘
held on Tuesday evening in the
South Norwalk Beptist church.
I O O
The funeral of Mn. Winfield
Grant. one of Rowayton'a best
known residents. who died ryeeterc.
day ,morning at her home in Rows
uyton avenue. will be held from the
late home tomorrow .mernoon Jt
3:30 o'clock. Rev. Victor 1". Seed
Ilse. pastor at the Rowmon Bop-
tist. church. or which Mrs. -Gr:mt
was a member for nearly 40 years.
will Metric. Burial will be in
Union cemetery. . ,
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» The meeting 0! the Community
Brotherhood 'aeheduled tor lent. ‘
evening, was not held because. or the
storm. The next meeting or the or-'
sanitation will be held Tuesday eve-
ning in the Rowuymn Baptist
chum h. . .
. * e o e o ' V .
Friend’s of Mn. Jouph it. Stnbcii
or, {towayton avenue mil be eon-yin
fi~~ s
h‘" “5“ #112,121»: with tbvyeflp- ',7~
lfle'a
' love each other?
A
NOV! “’1be REED 'p
Is it .nioe
hair in
Deu- Mrs-Thompson:
(or girls to comb their
school time? ' p . .
BLUE EYES. FRIEND OF ALL
It is generally considered not well
bred to comb your bur. manicure.
use a compact. or perform any or
the various acts of preparing once
toilet. inpubiic.‘ . .
HIGH SCHOOL (JOKE
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I an: a. girl.
in my teens and in high school. I
am deeply in love with a. eliow
whom I go with quite a. bit. He is
popular and so an I but he in the
only one I love. We write notes
back end (ortb ot ‘echool. and be
may: he loves me with all his heart.
but sometimes I doubt it. When l
at him to come up to the house to
see me be always has some excuse.
ouch u. be cen't to out. hate-4 to
walk. or has to study. He has token
the home several times. The other
night after school I asked him to
wait for me. which he did but he
said be bad to practice [or a play.
Sometimes he lay- things which
make me feel very blue but Ltnow
he doesn't. meet: them. Another
couple and I ere invited to go skatp
in: and l tun to invite n tellow tor
me. Don't you think it would be
all right to ask him since we both
His mother has
been ill and doesn't want him to go
with any girl very much.
' BRO‘VN EYES.
Since the boy's mother is ill and
objects to his going with a girl it to
only nhurel thut he should make
excuses when you invite him to your
home. Doubtiese he bu to prac-
tice. study. etc... or eioe upset his
mother. It would be all right. to
invite him to go skating since he
has taken you home and has told
you in his notca he corn (or you.
Don't be disappointed. howevcr. if
he turns down your invitation. he.-
cauae he probably is not allowed to
. mid Home Problems
’13; also. Minsk Auuuraul‘
go out nights with a girl. 0! course
he would not want to give that u
an excuse. A girl always makes 0
match: when one uh a boy to call
at. Jae: home old to to places With
her. Almost every boy ureter! to
do the “king him-pit and feels am
the girl is ”running otter him" when
she goes that (an.
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AN UREA?" GIRL
in my very early teen. and consid-
ered good looking. 1 go to ebb!"
and low; out door sports. but some-
how. I am unhappy. l have girl
and boy friends who seem to think
or me u the closest of friends. 1
try to be happy but always fail.
think it is Menus. at my very best
girl friends. They come to see me
often but go away cum every tune.
This hurts me very. much and 1
friends when they visit. I can tell
they are angry when they go. but I
thing I do i can only hope to and
it out. I do my boot when they are
natures? WORRIED GIRL.
Probably you feel that. You went
to play your way. sud that because
you are in your own home you have
a right to do on.“ Study the wishes
or your friends end make an offer!
all through their visits to let then:
express themselves and do what
they want to. As long as they are
your guest: you ought to give in to
them without opposing them in the
least or showing disappointment.
Also keep unhappiness to yourself.
A happy person bu hosts of friend-
whlte one who sum-rs from the
blues dragging down the spirits of
other: is dreaded rather than
sought. If you are not able to fa-
thom your failure to pit-ace. ques-
tion your friend; Surely you will
be able to got some idol of what is
wrong through them.
. Household Hints
I!) MKS. MUK‘I UN
.‘ll-ZNl' HINT.
lir..-.1..t’tt:-t.
Huh-a oz Grapefruit
Rolled Unis Cream
Poached Eggs Dale Alumna
Cocoa
Lani-boon
Macaroni win (_.‘i1(?(‘5'_’ on Rice
linking t’uwzlcr “tact“! Color;
Apple Jolly Sponge Cake
Milk
"Juror.
Fruit Cocktail “ith Grape Juice
' Syrup
Mock Turkey With Tomato Sauce
Lfrtilmcd l’otatocs with l’urslcy
Rolls Butter
Perfection Salad
Calico
TODAY 5 RECIPES. »
Date .‘l-l.ull~—&).lt‘-1h.rd cup but-
lcr. onw-oulzli cup sugar. ”thiev'
iflllrlilii cup lllliti. two cups tlour.
oneJoulih tcuspoon salt. one egg.
tour tvuspcons baking powder. one
fourth pound dates. Cromn the
built r. add tho. sugar gradually. then
add dates (tliumu-d). Limit the egg
and mid iii-.7 milk Aitc-rnate with
llour in adding to mixture. boating
well. Fold in the baking poWder and
bake in hot. \\'\1i81(‘¢i£0d inuii'm puns
twenty minutcs.
Macaroni wl‘Ji L‘vhn‘sc and Rim-
ln bottom at balm-lg (then put layer
oi cooltcd l‘l'liiCdl‘Ofli. then a layer Oi
cccltcd rmv. mason with salt and
itiillt‘l’, nunslvn with nziilc. sprinkle
with grated cheese and A few shreds
of pimcnlo. Bake in nivdvmie oven
for liftoen or twenty minuics.
Mock Turkqbl‘se a largo slice of
lound steak. cut a little thicker than nourished child up to normal weight.
PrintéflflPs:
Style Favorite ‘
distinguishing mark o! the New Eng-
usuai. fold and (eaten with tooth
pick: or new. so u to make a. let-gt
pornct. Sum pocuet
trumb drt-aaiug. Place in route:
sdme u turxey. Serve with tomato
.sauce. '
4 Pcri'cctlon sued-One envelope
I goblin. one-halt cup 001d water. one-
;.iait cup \incgar. one cup shredded
lt-dbbase. one cup chopped celery.
i one cup chopped carrots. one-tourtb
Zcup nut meats. one pint boiling In.
tier. one teaspoon salt. one-belt tea-
.spuun lemon Juice. one-bait cup eu-
rgnr. one~tourth can pimenio. Soak
guintin in cod water live minutes.
add vim-gar. boiling wuer. lu‘ar.
nit. When beginning to set add tht
remaining ingredients, turn . into
mold. or lndiuduai mmda and chill.
‘zScrxe on lettuce tent with mlyon-
liaise dressing,
Poinsettl. Dialect—Mold A color-
ed (luvorvd beaiixl in a shallow pan.
Uu due-art plate put I large spoon oi
whipped cream. L‘ut stripe or red
xclatlnc to retort-cent petals a! the
pollisetia. {lower and place on the
cream. For centers use the small
corn candies.
SUGGESTIONS.
Children irom three to six should
drink at least a pint 0! milk a day
beside. the milk served with iheii
food. Bread may be given at; every
meal. prulerubiy whom wheat bread.
A child who is underweight should
hove orange Juice or e glass of milk
and bread or crackers at 4 o’clock in
the afternoon. Cod liver oil in fruit
juice at 10 o'clock in the morning
also will serve to brtn‘Jhe under-
i.
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News Notes
NEW YORK‘JIn. 28.-—It floats.
No. the well known brand of soap
is not referred to. Chilton of which
many of the new dancing frocks
now are mode. nous equally well.
The {rocks themselves are straight
and slim. but. the ecurfe. godete and
panels with which they ere adorned.
flout so gracefully as almost to seem
to dunes of emeeivec. forming u
mist. of delta postal coloring.
O O 0
NEW ‘YORK.
glove. once were
Jen. 28.——Cotton
recorded as the
land spinner. Today they are being
worn under the name or ”hbrio
stoves" or euedette‘ cloves. by the
beet—dressed women or the country.
The nvorite designs are of the sort
gauntlet strapped wrist type.
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NEW YORK. . Jon. 38.—aaude
can have a silver lining but. the new
Deer lire. Thompson: 1 un ogirl’
I
worry shout it because i can‘t see
I. thing that makes them act. this
my. They could not be better
can't understand why. If it in come-
here. Do you think it in Jun their
with breac-
‘ touch 0! on the
ensemble ooete u-e distinguished by
,ilninn for more brillient in print-
‘od alike in the wildest 0! define
and shades. '
- O O O
- NEW YORK. Jon. 38.——It the
‘ ~ new sport oxford:
could speck they would any “corn-
tort." The new moder- hove tell-bi
broad heel- of. medium height.
round end rather etubby mood a
high arch. The tongue: an over
the Man and are elaborately
muted. but out or white buck
are approved materials.
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PARIS. Jen. za.—-acm-. new
dawn. do uot‘ueceeeu'ily have two
ends. place lame are continuation
of the dune. An ottemeon'lre- of
block man-mine. may!!!" 3 MM
or golds embroidery rectum m
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to shoulder when It becomes 3
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{lacy woolen- _go perfectly with
and the skirt oi crepe. while
hove M'iueteod of steam but.
,m Willi to:- tbe tut-trimmed
pajama which on new being shown
hero. an. example to carried out
in yellow .
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73 Little (Spanish),
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75 Sprite
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