Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 5, 1925 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

"Personal Mention .
“'1. -. .Lbcal Items.

 

 

7' 'élrlS’ and Women’s. Club, Plans
Activities for 3 Worker:

 

éffihina Painting-Class to Be Formed Tonight—

7;: “Norwalk Chapter of» D. A. R. Meets

 

“riot-these interested in the art of
' 3“ painting. a ciassiwilrb’e form-
}:iomgbt at the Guis‘ and Wom-
fs'ciub rooms in Wall street at
' o'clock. Miss Edith Christie
m the’ Bridgeport Art. League.
' '0 has beds-great deal of exper-
:- ‘ cs'in this line of work. will meet
-- '6 pupils in‘lhe china painting
$1.38.: whohave already enrolled
m Miss Anna Stevens. who is in
‘bh'argc “glee membership commit-
tee. bliss‘L‘hristle is to conduct the
whole course. The work promises
to be of much micro-st. us it is not
only fascinating. but useful also.
Anyone wishing to join may do so.
until. near future also, a class in
polychrominc. furniture snamcling
and. interior lecorating will be
{owned in connection with the club.
Mrs L. Beneti will be in charge of
this. and those wishing to enroll.
ghould get in touch with her at
2l52. or 2587. This class will be held
either in the club rooms choice at
‘8 Putnam avenue. This afternoon.
members of the Girls and Women's
club will meet in their rooms to
make final plans for a Valentine so-
cial to be held sometime till]. 3 the
com'til: week. There'is to be a pro~
gram of entertainment and card
playing. Mrs. John Merriman is
chairman of the committee on ur-
rangements.

, use

The luncheon and kitchen shew-
cr of the ,Norwalk chapter of the
I). A :Ii.. which was Ul‘c'pfil’ll‘d last
week..wns held this n-cn at 12:30
o'clock in the Town House. The
shower was to rain knives and tcrks
and all kinds of kitchen utensil.‘ for

use in the organization's new home
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Norwaik Hospital sew/it: society
is meeting today at lhu hum. oi"
Mrs. Ruben 4.. Brotherton. lo hew.
town terrace. The women met. at
9130 Hill morning.

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At 6 o'clock tonight the Girls‘
Friendly society of Trinity Episco-
pal church will hold a dinner in the
parish ball. This is the ri-guiur
monthly supper ht'ld on the first
Thursday of every month. It will he
{ollotve-d by a business men-ting.
Rev. C. E. Lewis. paslor, will ape-ah
during the evening on "A Vie-t in
Jamestown. the .Grudle of the
Church and the Republic." Ella C.
Lindebvrg and Hose Simonsky will

be in charge of log nrrangenu-nts.
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The Ladies' .so 'iyty .0! St. Peter’s
Evangénc'ai chm“ h will‘muet this
afternoon in the basement of the
cl int-ti » This willivae un iiiipm'ant
meeting and al-r’ :mam'J-zrs nm'.
friction of the society are urgvnilv
Milan-it‘d to be present. Many
chimp: ot general interest will be up
for discussion.

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The Young Evopie's sociolv of St
Peter’s Evangelical church will also
tncct today. at 8 o‘clock in the eve-
ning. in the basement of the church.
d numborbf business matters are to
be discussed.

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Annual meeting of the Grace
Fuplist church will be held lonightl
at 8:30MO'clock. when reports for
the year will be read. followed by
the regular business.

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Star of Columbia Circle will hold
p card party tonight in connection
With its regular meeting.
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At a meeting of William McKinley
auxiliary held Tuesday night. the
icliowing committees were appoint-
ed: Entertainment. Catharine Bir-
berick. chairiady: Susan Gunrnieri.
Florence Coleman. Emmn' Hillier.
Alice Davis. Dorothy Lung. Mary
Burkedal and Nellie Brotherton: l‘tc-
lief: Mary.,Milnc.’ Currie
Mary Gusrnicri: Auditing: Cuth~
erine Godfrey. Anita Kecng- and
Elizabeth Russell. The priac tor
the cvpnlng wont to Mrs. Bertha
Comstock and Mrs. Howard Godfrey.

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bah Rummy. pawns-l Cold Icy
week when Dr; Plan's Iii-r: Prenmptiop is gas:

. “to ctcpilin I bouts—utmost” been, Solid
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Cllflord Flint-mach
y.—Adv.

)

savings m-

Problems."

Wood. .

. price.

’ ports on motor

“ ? aluminum—Action
' Some people all: of saving: others think about

it; ctill'others do it. If you would get shesd.
‘yanrjntentionmniust-bring you cites to the

Members of the Connecticut Ac-
sociation of Letter ,Carrlers. will

meet on Monday. February 28. at the

Royal Janie. inn. tor g dinner.
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Fred Roc- wu initistcd into the
Young People's Musical and Drum,»
tic Guild ot--‘rrinity church. at the
meeting held l‘ucgdcy night. About
30 members were present. and c
tracers! entertainment tacit pines.
Plans for the annual musical comcv
dy to be held sometime this spring
were commenced. end 1 letter we.
sent to the Jobs ll. Rogers Produc-
ing Company ligyll'osteria. Ohio 90!

information about plays. This is
the same company that produbed
"All Aboard" its! your. All the

money made by the Young People's

Musical and Dramatic Guild is
turned in for the ""fieflt o! the
church.

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Member-.90! the G P. 8. Christ
church held a meeting almoniuycl.
ternoon a ":30 o'clock. when regulcr

business was discussed.
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Mrs. John Covsncgb and Mrs.
Arthur 8. Russell leave tomorrow
for Providence. where they will

represent the Norwnik Council of
Girl Scouts. at the first conturenco
of Region No. 1. New England. in
the Providence Plantations club,
Providence. R. t. -
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Mrs. B. O. ’Edey. chairman of the
Notional Field department Will prev
side and will speak on the "clone
tor being "as s region.’ This tail:
will be given in the morning. in
the afternoon she will also address
the women. speaking on "notionll

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Mrs. Sybil Cordon New-ell. coerc-
tsry of the Nations] Field Depart-
mom. will ape-alt on New England
and Scouting.” while Ming Edith
Conant, head or the Region No. 1.
will speak on "Senior Scouts."
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The Ledies' Auxiliary of the ltulv
voy-Turlov post. Veterans of For-
nlgn Wars wiiI hold s rummage sale
in one of the vacant stores in lintcl
Mahsckemo building. tomorrow
starting st 9 o'clock in the morn-
ing.
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The Norwsllt Bird and Nature
club will meet Monday evening at
the home or Mrs. James lloll. Mor-
gan avenue. Mrs. Frank I. Jones
will read c. paper on "The Winter
Birds 0! Minna-om".
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Recent guests It the Royal Jam”
inn include. C. D. King. Detroit: A.
P. Siubb’s. Boston: J. A. Macsmrdy.
New York; E .W. Hopkins. New
York; 'J. E. Brennan. Boston: .1. P.
Cutfrey, New York: W. J. Drlscoll.
Boston; L. E. Gerslenflied. New
York: '1'. Jacobs. New licvcn. and

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Powers. New
Haven.
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Attorney John fr. Dwycr is in
Dnnbury today attending 3 session
or the Court at Common Pleas. bo-
ins held there by.Judge Huucrd-

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The Twin City Vole! otters tellt-

in this vicinity s real comics in its

cleaning. dyeing and tailoring dc.
pnrtmcnt. The best oi work and
reasonable prices here. 67 North

Main It». Phone tum—Ad'-
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Carlton Gould. local Racism.
Manager tor the louthum NI' Enl-
Iand Telephone Company. is nttend-
ing a conference of the Company's
District Councils. to flutter-d. to.
day.

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ch do metal finishing c! all
kinds. also sickle. copper. brass and

silver plating. Have your old metal
things made like new here. Alpha

Plating WON“. 58 D" '1» Pilot”

959.-—MV-

Gerald Taylor is is eprluguold.

‘Mmu todsy on business.
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ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR BALE

Five horsepower D .0. motor to
A-1 condition. at c very Nubia
Electric Service Cc... No.1
Ely svcnue. This concern are who
"pairing of ell
kinds. The store bu A line steel: of
radio supplies and India sets. Phone
swat—Adv.

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John Lotterzo of ”ring street

Harold A. spent yesterday is New York city.

Mrs. Fred alum: cl lpring strut

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lacs recovered mister recent iii-
ncw. ' '
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—-Wl.un butter or alumina: wort:
is contemplated beer in mind that
the Nelson at. White. organisation
can be depended on (or work that
will be perfectly executed. u Nortli
Help street-witty.

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Philip Pratt ct Sunbelt drool
3m- 3 visitor in Bridgeport yester-
sy.

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~Rcdio service at Donnelly'g.
«urge Poo. Cool. 11le &
Guns—Adv. ‘ '
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ur. end Mrs. Nichols- Garfield ct
iyowc street catcmlucd " at their

home rest-rosy. Jellies lav-nip cad '

J1me- Mcsoii of Bridgeport.
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—!uaic one Victrctu' cold on '

any term conceit—Adv.
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Edward Well: of nrldupert m
g visitor in town yesterdly.
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wGMND Div-[65W

First Methodist Church. ls. Nor»
volit- Fcbnllith. Mic. Lucy any
Cece. Wills Miller. Mabel Miller. Mrs.
Jencit any Pugh. Miss Ruth llsr.
til. Mr. Charles Grey. bir. Carlton
L'llcmmodicu. toilets 75 and lo
cents—oAdv. ' ,‘

Mn. canto 'o3an3q u Iprlag
street is ill at her home.

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WMA'HONAL ONE-PIP!
Hester. You can well: into any home
heated by the some and find .ei-ny

room tilled with moist worm cir..

This hosting ptnpcsltion. if properly
installed will provide clean. health
ful. but It an economical wet. lien-
ry A. Hmicin. local agent. 55 Water
St. Phone "Ida-Adv.
c e e .
lir. and lire. Anthony hints!»
to of lpring street: had as their
guests yesterday relatives from New
York cili- -
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”JO-DATE Ducal”!!!
AT '1'!!! "AR uvmnnv
For every nature of laundry work.
When this unccrp moved A few
months ago into its new brick build-
ing cl ii Cross street. Dim-walk. and
started its tint dgy's buslm‘cl in the
new business home. the wheels col
ill motion up-ic-dcte laundry mev
chinsry. 'l'iiis installation of course
was made at I considerable cost but
it was done with the idrc in view a!
giving to the people at Norwnlii and
vicinity the vgry but In equipment
(or the "turning out" at superior and
nil-tying laundry work. This fact
coupled with the cur Landry's csv
collect service sad delivery. has
mode tor better busincu. Telephone
hers is Salt—Adv. “

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Mr. and Mrs- P. De Oric 0! Clay
street entertained friendc from
sumlcrd It th:ir home test evening-
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-ll.cdic lets - Freshmen muster.
piece (l-tube set) smut price now
“1.50 Five 'l‘ubc Clot-atone Neutro-
dyne gel specisl at “5.00. i'dilols
luperleterodypc (0 tubes) flui-
plele. apecigl at ”50.00 Mullen
Electric lbcp. as Washington Guest.
-Adv.
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Jerry Baronet: or Webster street
was s business visitor in New as.

up yesterdsy.
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-B¢lt Cost. Harris . Gull. ”Adv.
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ur. end lire. Funk Wort- of
Benton llrcci had so their guests at
their home yesterday relatives from
New Jersey.
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—.Lelgh Coal. Burris a Gene.
. —Adv.
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Joseph White of Love street
spent yesterday in New Census.
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Mr . nod Din. Freak beams.
of Benton street have be their
guests relstivcg from New York
city.

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—Ti¢ketl. for "The Night flcwk"
to be gillec by the Nor-silt Club
mpy be exchanged It the litigant
Theatre, bog-liming tomorrow. (Fri-
day) at 10 o'clock—Adv.

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lir- cud lire. John Flrig ct Luv
ingtop avenue are entertaining at
their home. regattas from Newark.

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~78! JEWELRY 0!" I309

Any gift the: coined from our Jew-
elry stock is always welcome. It
might be something in the line of
up). silverware. either sterling or
pistol! such as Rogers 1M7. Com-
munity Pitts cud Shslllcid's. Also
Don't forgot cur stock at out gloss.
niches. pearls. rings. clocks and
(sustain pops. etc. We have a fine
ling of first quality pearls on sale
new pt reasonable prices. We have
may useful rifts. Also on kind-
of lush I’M. Americas, his
watches repaired in first class shape.
Jewelry and clock. remind. All
work gnu-sumo to be 'utistactory.
Comp in ct the Jewelry Gm limp.
”I Washington lL—Adv.

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Jenn Piccollo of misgu- eve.
nus. was s. Visitor in. Brld o rt
nutm- . no

- o o e

0! "a! 1.3 Cord
tube to tit (tint
Ever Ready 3.
”.15 [or 38 1-8

”9910-! «is
Ting ct $8.45.
ale.) to:- 81.50.
"HM!!!” radio.

‘vcltgr $2.10 for 0 will. ‘Ncrwuk

Post Rood Tire Co. a Well crest.

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3909!! Bonn-i c! rm elm
vilitcd Steeple? . . t
e
Mathew Palindo of mm;
street spent yesterday in New York
Ollie.
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“M Peterson stirring-mu
W M his room lilac-rt.

 

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Jones Home of ll lac-doc
avosm. "W J. ”50 “film
police Tuesday snort-loop. that he
roll on the Ice trump Ctr-ct sod

' broke the middle finger ct his right

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THURSDAY. Fanny...

 

 

 

Talks On

 

 

 

Mrs. Minerya DavisExplainsjArguments for '

Child Labor

 

The pros and cons of the proposed
Child Labor amendment \wcrc dis-
cussed in «'ctsil by Mrs. Minerva
Davie. former president of the Nor-
waik Republican Women's Aspects-
tion. at the‘weckiy round table lun-
(‘hcon of that amortization. held at
the Royal James inn yesterday. Mrs.
Alexander Rummicr .wu cheirmun
oi the meeting.

"l have accumulated my Informa-

tion from luwycra. from ministurp
and from congressmen. from Cut -
fornig. Washington. Oregon. Wis-

consin. iillnolc. Minnesota. Louisiana
Florida. Georgie. West Virginia.
Merylsnd end New York." stated
Mrs. Davis at the opening at her
talk. -‘ '

"in many different manners have
i obtained that information through
interviews. ' discussions. readings.
from state and national reports on
all child welt-re questions. end from
various other sources.

"1 not arguing o nnoither one side
nor the other. {or the simple reason
that l planned to tin-sent to the wo-
mcn. Just plain facts. and to leave it
to them to make their own choice.

Two Child [Aime Laws

"To begin with. i will present the
facts as they appear to me. in favor
of the Child Labor amendment.
Congress. it must be recalled has al-
roady passed two diftvrent child in-
bor lows. one In tall and the other
in lots. Both were later proved to
be unconstitutional. but (not alone
menus that the only remedy for the
present situation must come through
on amcndmcnt to the tederal con—
stltution.

“Now as to figures in connection
with the {acts in s can of this sort.
i should like to any right now. that
i do not believe in placing too much
stock in figures. unless those figures
have been checked up pretty close-
ly. 0: course the old saying is that
figures don‘t lie. but it very often
happens that those who do use the
figures., which may be truthful en-
ough in themselves. are quite apt to
do so in such a manner that an en-
tireiy wrong impression results. i
will give you one example: Not
long ego. Attorney 8. W. Warren of
Boston mode a stctrmcnt to the cf-
fcot that l! the proposed Child La-
bor amendment were ptit through.
it would give Congress the right to
sontroi the labor or 89.000.000 chil-
ren.

The Number of Children
"Al I matter of fact. when . you
Itop to consider that of these 80.-
000.000 there are only 2.787.000 be-
tween the ages of to and 18. and
only 1.000.000 between the age. of
to end it. you will see that there
would only be really a.oco.ooo so
called children who would really
0°th under the control oi Con-
gress," '
Mrs. Davis thcnlltstcd tint there
M been I muted increase In some
lines. in the number of child labor.
on ioxrcccnt years. that during tho
decade. 1910 to 1920. the number of
boys employed (in mines clone.
dropped tram 18.000 to 7.000.

That too many measures are cith-
er ratified or voted down on , very
slim information. or on no Informa-
tion at all. the speaker also attested.
citing as an example. an instance in
our own city. She outed that at c
recent meeting of a woman‘s organi-
sation in‘Norwclk. I communication
was reed trout the actions! heed,
oust-tors cribs organisation. sug-
gesting rstiiicaticn of g. . certain
measure. Accordingly. the _‘ motion
m and. Ind mended and the
proposed measure was ratified. At
thst point somewomcn at the meet-
lu'yegpegted to know something
about the measure which. ‘ lust
boob mild-d. . Then it. , “cloned
tint my woman who had put the
wrong forfrgtiflccflon. not only
did poi know anything“ about the
mine her-cit. but that nobody else
indie audience did!

’ “We list! I similar instance yes-
tenhyfatgted are. Davis. "in the
ointment mode by Senate .Lecdcr

 

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. And Against Federal ‘Ainendment' '

 

MRS. MINERVA DAVIS

.lie amendment givul Lions-eu- inc
“u“‘ll‘ to tilt-And“: Douro luucdlluli-
.~l l|.0\A-‘|Uc6l and will upinblibl a
centralised control our all LdUL‘iA'
..o:.;ii sysiiln.‘ As a mmttr of fact.
.ihlt..l.u.i is not mun mi'ntiuncd it;
me unicladiilttii. the turn at
miss-um bung only to coutioi label
by childrt n.
[wimp in [mi-or.

"Now, to can" (Ln-u to some at
the palms in laxur oi this Cline Lu
uui‘ Amuidment. in inc {trot that-u.
we lute Whh us than). many adult.
who are unlit iur c.tu.eu;.b.p. stunt-
ed in gromh. pinllt'di cud mental.
piitlui examines ol' pomnhood. And
.hey no lo mat condition beanie
hwy did not I'OCA‘lb. the opportunities
they should now when they ware
cltlmrtn. Nobody toolt the UUUbic
to local shut than. ~

"Now the nuw amendment pro-
poses. thiougn tongues. to limp tbt
c.i.m.cn of today. “no uh: living nu-
5.u~ied by their state lawn and who
.ne allowed to cllcdsu in all sorts oi
thin-wrath; “UK“.WAUr-n‘ all hours ox
.no day and night."

Mrs. Davis maxed that nationgl
millet-“Limit oi lilo condition this mec-
m..a.y because many at the states
was meshing untuuut opportunities.
A'.n.ti, there is a stunt ut‘al oi uu—
“hr competition among the lull.“
since some limo much longer work-
l..g nuuru tor (landfall, or g much
lower age limit. thun others. with the
constquince that those winch are the
most to: in their child labor ions.
are able to uuuurmll wuss which are
more strlCL and more lair to the anti.
tired.

"Many argue that Congress should
not be allowed to hate so much
power mcr our lives." said the
speaker. "but it the state has the
right or rather the power war a.“
persons in nu territory during the su-
uru span of their “\03. it doesn't
seem sery bad that Congress should
Just control the labor of our mos
until we are eighteen years of age.

“'i'hc lives and health at our chil-
dren is one at our most important
assets. and ii the state won't look at-
ter that side ot the than. than the
nation must. it Items as though
some oi the powers iii—the state at
the present tune ure so drunk with
greed. that they must aucrlt'lcc the
children to meet their own ends.

Good laws.

“Connecticut has good child labor
laws. ~ 'Jhuy might. be hotter. but
they are it grt-at deal better than
many pi .the other states bout. is
is (sir i can you. 'Jlli other states
around Connecticut should be allow-
cd' to have a lower age limit. dud
longer working haunt? For then
two things encourage the shipment
of Connecticut children outside the
state to work. onlv to be returned
several years later. when they have
reached maturity. broken in health.
ill spirit end up choructer. as clutch-
of Connecticut." ‘

During the your 1920. Connecticut
registered ".659 child laborers in
hill" lute. 03.4118“. 1.130 alone were
in Bridgcpart. while New unveil hgd

port milled all child lubprcrs to her
list. in “:2. she aided 808: in
1928. she added ms. whine c to-
tcl c! 8.!th during tbm years. New
Haven. 'iu the cane length of -timc.
nddcd 2.668. New. ark la the calm
length at time. added 07.”! child
lobar-ore betwecntbo ages or u on
16. .

"In only thirteen out...” said Mr.-
DIVE-f1! the WIN. on of tin
eighth grsdercquw: 3.1!” on”.
plates; or the ‘Icmlb In“ is re-
qutredti In O. the sixth greatly: in c.
ill" mtb gracét‘is two. the“ tout-til
true. is 7. ”special credo comploo‘
ti‘cp'sl all is compulsory: while in
tooth-n tree compulsory «nestles
It elk. . . » ‘

“This II c potion! Question. be-

the Child Labor amendment. "that.

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and is the bcumcnt or :he church

chic of the may oven!- givcn under
s prctitcbic vector. Inc. and the

t-‘riuuu iy sucw ty 0:

way of it“: cnurch.
oi the comely Who m we tutu: guns
0! too eunuch Us planning to pre-
mJu up ulturcumlueui stimuli.

organisation.
be held Wednesday allelnoun at 3:30
o'cloclt in the remury.

tic oi St. John street will be glad
to heu- ihli their young daughter.
ucuu. has recovered troiu In ‘imb
u! pneumouil.

Gregory \ruuleim \vu uppwutw
continua oi the visiting bond oi
mu wt Namath impwvemcnt gs-
societies at Lbs muting bold Tucs-
ucy cluruoon in Community hall.

is \‘nallulg committee which visits the
latitude and shut-ins ot the
iriol.

be bold tonlgnt‘in the best‘ Norwmb
church.
Congregation” church Will be 1:00-
ducted by itsv. bi. Grand-trons. pun
tor. who will latte u the cublvet oi
his sermon.
About Btu 'l'"
loud the meeting in the East Ave—
nue Methodist church wbilc Dev. 1“.
1.. Piper will be in charge of the M.
vent Christin church.

hold Its regular willy rehearsal te-
morrow evening at 1:30 o'clock in

nicely st his help.
are» wher- be has been confined

cvcnuc has returned trons c. visit
will: relatives in fridgepon.

o! the
church in the becomes:
church tonight st lilo o'clock.
members ct the club on cxpsctcd to
in present.

daughter. Madeline. were the recast

guests at hip" ' .olltcr. Mrs. Ursula

Meade at her home Is Bronchitis.
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Destiny" is at dock is the lacs! bu-
i.362. During the your 1921. Bridgcv bor.

avenue has mm mm bis rev
out lilac-I.

“CAM, lvzfllrwmm

is business. mislead aimlessly

meetingnia ulna. mgr-y this cher-

ma. 0 u at t a lost business
outing mind

In
sole to piece ci'cWornpur.

1' them of I"!- A- lv'Mflfll a!
Rom It's-t. _
Tuesday “that!” ctid'llu. “cy-
cazctumcd with It." ”‘3 'W‘lnj

' EA" NOBWALK

MEN PREPARE .
FINE SUPPER

 

 

 

 

 

0 v e r One Hundred

SERVED SUPPER
Christ Church Mem-

bers Find» Men

Good Cooks

 

Members of Christ
Church Attend Af-
fair-Pastime A. C.

Over too members of Christ
church and their trlcndg were
guests at the supper proper-ad and
last evening by the men of the
vests-y. The men arranged the
mall cud did all the incident-J
kitchen work. The copper at the
vestrymcp of the church is an an-
uucl citati- which is proving to be
one at the most popular and enjoy-
thc auspices of the church. it h
Proceeds '1” be added to the
church treasury. Am tho also
who planned the supper were Wil-
iicm A. Bold. J. Hurry Corr. Front:
8. Cleric. Hurry Fmingtcn. James
“calculi. Funk 3. Sturdunnt.
Charles A. Clerk. Denial 0. itchin-
son. Scalpel W. Kelly. John Taylor
cud Joesph 05m. .

The Mac A. C. rive selected
the It. Luke‘s ct Bridgeport by l
some! "to" price game
played at. Column ty‘ lull last
night. The Bridgeport locus. which
lg considered one of the tutu-t as-
gregstlons in the county. debated
the Triangles of East Not-walk last
week cud came back to this city
last night confident of min being
victors. but. the briiiispt playing oi
the local boy- was too much to:
than. ' Fricc oi the Pump. pluy~
ed c atelier mic. Thc line up for
the Pentium was. Price. r. f.: Waist-

ot the
night.

East Avenue Methodist church is in
llrookiyn today attending the
gional conference of the Methodist
churches.

Attornyc Leo Davis
street ltt'ndcd the cchvention
Master Masons to Hartford restor-
day.

 

East Non-walk

WILLIAM ‘- REID.

One of the vestrymen who took a
prominent port in preparing
picn’ln‘ the dinner given by the film!
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Spooks. i. 1.: Schneider. c.; ‘ilow.
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The mceilllg oi the Church School
board oi the as» Auntie “Umouifli
Lllu.i.‘h postponed twin lost work
will no acid in tho coutcn tomor-
...w man. at I oclvclt.
C O 0
Joseph Bokol has returned to hit
”bull! “I A-ii‘lt IlaWi train “0' Ian.
c...) woutc be was the guest oi rota.-
iiVVB.
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Ralph Greenwood oi Fourth street
on: when u puldlvu with iii. grocery
Moro oi Unit-saucy Allen in tire.
GkruL
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conditions oi the Girls
Chrifl' nuuruu
mot yuowmsy BN-urllwn iii the rec-
‘i he manuals

The

Lire.
down is. B. room has ouerge oi lite
in. host muting will

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Friends at Mr. cud urn. usury Lit~

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Mrs. Cornelius Von Covering oi

the Million appellate each month

disv

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The weekly Prayer services will

'i he service st the chdush

“Who: Do 1 Believe
Rev. A. J. Pcnnuli will

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The choir at Christ church will

he rectory.
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A. w. Dreyfus is getting clung
in Vgp hm

be put tau days by Illness-
urs. drtbur Montgomery 0! Cove

There will be a business iii-atlas
Triangle club at Christ
c! tb-
All

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Mr. and Iii-c in needs end

The three taut schooner. "'1'. Ii.

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Memmcnetltnwbcmlflu

were served.
gtfiiioicd with the [townyton
list church is planning a number of
entertainment to be given later on
the proceeds from
which will be added to the fund br-
llfg raised to purchase a new organ
Among those prev
Lucille
Brands. Miss Gertrude lit-ands. Miss
Lillian Raymond. Miss Hclen P'llan-
dino Miss Sniffen. Mrs. Quickncr of
Stamford. Mrs. A. nipple. Miss Doro
they Raymond. Miss Marlon Lynch
and Mrs. Mead.

in the season.

for the church.

sent that

Rowayton
held tonight at 8 o'clock.

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A social

WOMEN PLANNING

ENTERTAINMENTS
D e if 1; Finger Circle
Meets at Mrs. Snif-
fen’s H o m e — For
Church Organ
A meeting or the Dell Finger Cir-
clc wu held It the home of
Mort Sniffcn

tut evening.
was hostess.

Min
ltownyton avenue
Mrs. Harold blood
The members of the
society sewed dur'ng the evening on
scrap hooks for the children at the
Norwalk hospital.
was also enjoyed and refreshments
The circle which is
Rap-

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Miss ii. Gertrude Brenda of Ro-
woyton avenue is substituting gs se~
crctery tor a new weeks at Mir.
Thomas's school.

The regular prayer meeting of the
church will be

onihly meeting of
the Rowaytop Fire department will
be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Rose house in Rowayton sve-
one.

At the regular meeting of the of-
ficial board of the Rowaylon Meth-
odist church held
was voted to began the annual coho
Val 01 the parish March 1.
also decided to start a membership
campaign shortly.

evening. it

it was

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Russell Themes is expected to re-
turn to his home in Rowaytnn ave-
nue today from the Not-walk hospi-
tal where he has been confined the
put two weeks since undergoing an
ppcnilon.

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Spencer and George fitcut riturn-
Gd to their studies at the Rcwcytorl
one Franklin! Junior high schools
3 confined to their
pp street ill. post tow

Mrs. Earle P. stove" ct McKinley
piles who frcotured g bone in her
collie Monday otter-noon when she
tell on the ice in her yard will be
confined to her home tor sis west.
or more.

”mace

do rge Cudlipp is busy than

n cmuging tor the “cement" Ic-
oIII-of the Ladies" At
ltowsyton Methodist
the clan
February. :5.
will
meat which
Junction with the .

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Mrs. In Kigali: cl McKinley
street was bestow to the members
or the Good Will society at the

d society or the

to be held in
poi of the church Wednesday
lire. in B. Riggin-
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