Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 11, 1925 · page 4

 
 

 

 

 

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Once again the members of the,
Nor-Walk Republican \Vomen's asso-
elation are meeting at the Royal
James inn this noon. to hold one at
their delighttul round table lunch-
0 The topic under discussion to-
day will be the Thomas Sterling Ed-
‘ Intention bill, providing for thc estab-
lishment of a. Federal bureau of edu-
cation. with a secretary in the cabi-
iierd’ This should prove very inter-
‘vsting' to the women. «specially as it
will be discussed by Mrs. Maurice X.
Stallions. who is well qualified to
npea’le on such a subject. Mrs: Stev-
ens‘ils a graduate of T‘Vcllesle col-
lege." She will present arguments
both for and against the bill. As an
active member for {our years of the
educational committee or the ne—
- :pubiicnn Women’s association. Mrs.
Stevens has had considerable experi-
ence" along educational lines. This
speaker has also served as secretary
or the Home and School league err-r
since‘ its inception and has taken an
active part in its work. Luncheon
willpbe served at 12:45 o'clock sharp
in the main dining room of the Roy—
nl James and all republican women
are cordially invited to attend.
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Pride of Narruk council. Compan-
ions-'0! the Forest. will observe its
‘ twentieth anniversary tonight in
Eagles’ hall in Mott avenue. There
will be an elaborate program of on-
tert‘é‘lnment to be followod by rc—
a’reuhments and dancing. All Com-
panions are urged to attonrl. and
1110}? each have the priming? of
bringing a friend. .

 

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There will be a. l‘l‘icctlmr of the
Endeavor circle of the King's Daugh-
ters of the South Norwalk Congre—
gational church at 3 o'clock this
afternoon at the home or Mrs. Harry
\i‘ardell. 63 Bay‘view avcnu’.

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At 2:30 o’clocktbis afternoon the

 

or Jtho South Norwalli Baptist
Church will hold a sewing boo: at the
e of Mrs. William thrns, l":
Quintard avenue.
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The Epworth league of the South
'Nor‘xi‘alk First church will meet to-
night at. 8 o'cloek in the chapel for
business, social and devotional fiur-
ztoaes. Mr. Keith Gainer will discuss
the topic.

 

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There'will be an orchestral rc-
h'carsal tonight. at 8 o'clock ot the
East avenue Methodist. church. in
“to
cty of this church will incvt.
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The Girls' Friendly socicw mulli—
irlates of Christ church will gather
in the recory this afternoon for a
meeting of lmportnaco.

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> A cottage meeting will he hold
tonight at the home of H. C. Smith.
vii-H 'Woodward avenue. whcn a so-
cial time will be enjoyed.

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Our Sisters’ Rebekah lodge will
give a card party tonight in 'lhe
lodge rooms. The affair will begin
promptly at 8 o'clock. The public
is invited to attend and there will be
a. prize for every table. 311‘s. Irving
H. Reed. chairman of the entertain-
ment committee. is in charge of the
Adair. assisted by several ll’lOlllbt’TS

' of the lodge.

 

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A valentine social and party will

five given tonight by the members of
- the Ophil chapter. Order or the
Eastern Star. after the regular busi-
‘ nests meeting to be hold in their
. rooms. All members are requested
to be present. and to bring with them
a valentine. MiSS I‘Smmu 'l-Iarvard
will be in charge. “*- ._ ,

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The Gleancrs’ Circle or the First
7. Congregational church will meet. this

' afternoon at 3 o’clock. at the home
or Mrs. Kenneth Colebu'rn at 40 East
avenue.

 

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The People's Chorus will hold a
special meeting tonight. at the_ home
a! Mrs. Frederick J. Morrison of
West. avenue. At the lastrnoeiing
held. business of the organization
and new plans Were dismissed. tol-
lowlng which. the report, of the iv:
organization commitieo.§’as dismiss-
ed. This report linswalrcndy lrccn
accepted by the executive board, and
in itssfinal stat it will beflpnsented
tonight. to the “members for their
discussion. ' '

 
 
 
 

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; The members of the Garden Club
will meet this afternoon at. the home
To: Mrs. Robert. Vantfluren on East
At that. time the subject of

members of the fi'omcn's association 1

afternoon the Ladies' Aid sod-5
. refreshments

 

 

11 Bill to ~36
Discussed By. Women

Roux nd Table to Hear Mrs. Stevens, Wellesley

.1. " Graduate, Tell Arguments for and Against
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soils and seeds will be discussed.
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The third session in the courses of
religious training now being given
at the South Nor-walk Methodist
church took place

The speakers for the five courses
were as follows: I‘rotessor llcrbcrt.
Roland Bainton of Yale Divinity

school spoke on “Bernard of Clair-
\‘auxz" Rev. 0. D. Campbell of Hart-
ford spoke on: "Human Nature of
Children From Six to Eight Years of
Age;" Rev. Judson llendrickson at
Stamford. talked on “Sources for the
Life of Christ Found in the Count-1:"
W. Vex-nor Lyile of New Haven
spoke on: "The Great Aims of fle—
ilfiious Training." Mrs. Lillian l’cr-
'gnson of liast Norwalk. principal of
tho, Marvin school discussed primary
Work.

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’leonV-thrcc members 0 the C.
(‘11er .r. of the Girls‘ and “'om-
In's club ll('ld a social meeting Mon-
day night in the Wall strcct club-
roonls. Cards were played during the

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owning; the prize ulnners 1min:
Mrs. Beryl Nor-main. Mrs. John

Glover. Mrs. Bertha \Vells and Mrs.
John livers. Bliss \Vinifrecl Uver-
throw won the attendance prize. The
rcircshmems were E('l‘\'€‘"l undrr the
direction of Mrs. Arthur Mackia);
and Mrs. Jacob Wolfe. '
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Miss Frances G. llf rnartl. oi “Wat
Awnuo, is now ‘\\|nl‘.“l'lllg in Florida.
Recently Mrs. Robert E. [fordu'zu her
slstrr, rcccixcd .1 lethvr éau‘ng Miss

:licrnarti hall born 43 hours behind
scht‘dulc on l‘lf‘l‘ trip soulh oi tl.u
floods.

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All mcmllrrs oi the Girls? and
Women's club iLl‘t‘ ”wind to bring
liiclr {ricndn to the Valentino waft?
which will be held at the club rooms
.55 “Kali street. l’rlday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Card tables with Mars
Ruth Smith in charge, will be 8‘31"
able for those who wish to play. and
there will he a prize {or each mum.
Miss Grace Moran is arranging lor
the dammit. and it. is expected that.
there will he a lucky number dance
and also a. door prize. A8 for the
musical program. Mrs. John Merri-
man is arranging for that. I'uplls 0!
Miss Lodtca \‘Vcid are to take part
in the solo classical dance numbers
which have always proud :0 pov-
ular at the club. Thom will also he
.vocal solos. more details or which
will be given out. inter. Mrs. Allrcd
(Zlverthrow will be in chm‘gu or the
to be sauce: by a
committee alter the social timt. I‘he
hostess committee will be present as
usual. with Mrs. Arthur Henson as
Minimum. Miss Grace Moran lll'adB
the<commltice which is putting up
special decorations in tho. club
{0011.8.

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At the home of Mrs. Samuel Dix-
on. 43 Orchard stroet. yesterday of-
lcrnoon. members or the Golden rule
(.‘irclc, Kings Daughtcrs or the First
Congregational church. met for
their annual meeting. which was
nos-loaned some time ago. Election
of otlicers took place. the same being
clected as hold office last. year. Mrs.
Edward Smith is to be president.
while Mrs. lluth Eager will he see-
retary and trcnsurcr. During the
business meeting. the minutes new
read. general business talked ovcx'.
and plans [or the coming year dis-
cussed. At. the luncheon which pro-
ceedod the business meet, the iollmv—
in; were present: Mrs. Quintard.
Mrs. “K Brown. Mrs. Edward Smith.
Mrs. l’inch. Mrs. E. Bates. Ml‘s. Mal-
kln. Miss Burkey, Mrs. \‘\'ickcy, Mrs.
Barnes. Mrs. Ruth Dngcr and Mrs.
c'umuCl Dixon. ' '
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Studonts in the china painting
class of the Nor-walk Girls' and “'0-
men's Club will meet with Miss Edith
Christie tomorrow night at 7 o'clock
in the club rooms ior the first; ks.
son in the course.

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Mrs. Charles H. Ferris of Flax IIill
road is entertaining at a. Valentino
party at her home this afternoon in
honor or her daughter. Mrs. \t'. 11.
Cook 'ot \l‘atezvllLe, Me.

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Final plans are being made for
the card party to be given Thursday
evening in Odd Fellows‘ hall for the
benefit of Eureka. Rebekah lodge.
Lincoln Day decorations will be used
to trim the hall. Tickets may be
obtanied from Mrs. ArthurClark.
Miss Clara. Reardon or Mrs. George
“‘ardwcll. .

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At the meeting of the Old Well

 

 

‘As Governor. of Massachusetts ' l

Calvin Coolidge liner in a man: two-story frame
_ house sold to rent} for shout “a a. month. H. but

curried 'hlsxpriuclplu' of economy. both person“ and

xevernmout‘el‘. into,_.t.ho highest office in the land.
. President Coolidge is! «tun: an clump" of toad
money amusement .yhieh could well be studied
hand followed by "um couple.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Monday night.

Commandery. No. 956. O. U. G. C.
held last evening in P. 0. s. o: A.
hall plans were made for holding a.
"mince pie and apron" social. March
10. .The meeting last night. w“ yell
attended.
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Court. Laurel No. 106. Cllhoilc
Daughters of America, held its reg-
ular monthly social meéting last eve—
ning in K. of C. Hall. \Vashington
street. It was in the term or a \‘a~
lontinc party. The tall which was
decorated with red and White strean:
or: and hearts was an attractive set-
this for the tables which were simi-
liarly decanted. There win an ap-
propriate {ever at each plate. as well
as snapper: with hats a: yellow ond
blue which the guest! wore while
dinning. Alter the dinner. the.
tables were removed and some: Wei"
played. Old fashioned dancing use
also enjoyed with the "Poul Jones"
and Virginia. xcol the uvorites. The
dancing was followed by an im-
promlu fashion show sl‘téd by j
group of the members. The even.
in; was one o: the mast succesuul
and enjoyable o: the many socisl
gathering hold by the Court and the
members save a vote of thanks to
Mrs. J. Lynch. chairman and her
committee oi‘ workers. ‘

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Mrs. Charles M. Bogert at Harbor
View Bosch, entertained st cards at
her home yesterday atternoon. Fol-
lowing the social time. roireshmcnts
were Sf‘l'VCd. Those present includ»
ed: Mrs.“ S. llohe. Mn. C. Munsell.
Mrs. 1.. Allen. Mrs. Becker. Mrs. C.
Smith. Mrs. J. McGulnness. Mrs. L.
Bruncllo and Mrs. C. M. Bogart.

l PH EGNIE

Mrs. Frank H. Dissell 0!..Jame:
street. is spending a tow dsys in New
York city. She (xpccis to rcturn
to this city Friday night.

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Mrs. Douglas \‘oiclit o: Greenwich
Who spends htr summers here in
Sol-walk at “mean Point. enter-min-
cd yesterday at cards. in her Green-
nich home. Sacral Sbrwslk wo-

men attended.
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-—lieve a good iimc at the smoker.
South Norwaik Boat. club. Saturday.
PH». 14. li'25.—~.\d\'. .

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Mrs. nry K. W. Kellos; of 3
Mott axonuc, «ill entert‘in at csrds
Friday afternoon at her home. in
honor or two or hertz-lends.

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—nIALTO MORNING 3.5113755.
Saturday. Feb. it. (or bars and
girl.«. Admission. 10 cents. L‘cuer
Film committee—Adv.

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l-‘rlends “ill be glad to Halo that
Mrs. James G. Gregory of 5 West
avenue. who broke her ‘rm ‘ abort
time. ago. is progressing Very nicely
now. and is able to get out. again.
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waiam- party ‘tnvors and new
gifts on (lirpluy st vonnelly's. second
loot—«Adv. '

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Mrs.Msurico K. Stevens at 208
East avenue is entertaining her mo-
ihcr. Mrs. s. H. Bubicr. at her home
{or a. low days.
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”Your {ur :umenta altered. rs-
modcléd. reliued by expert: here.
Ladies” and gentleman's custom tsilv
win; a {return It The Twin Cit?
Valet. 67 North Msin St. I‘hons
408.~—Ad\-.

so
.‘lrs. Brumell of Beltimcrs is vi-
siting Mr. and Mrs. Emile Renaming

or North avenue.
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-—Radio and Victrolas sold on
easy tennis. Donnely.-—Adv.
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Archie Tcrris. or the Rialto Thes-
trc. ms among the guests at s so.-
cial dinner party given to Mrs. Wel-
lsce Reid in Bridgeport Monday
evening. '

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The Twin City Valet otters talks
in this vicinity A real service in it.
cleaning. dyein: and tailoring do-
partmcnt. The best at work and
reasonable prices here. 6? 3'0th
Alain 32.. Phone 408.:Adv.

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A baby girl weighing eight pounds
duughter 0! Mr. and Mrs.
Eamlltoxi. was how at the home of
Mrs. Hamilton parents in 'Port
Chester. Monthly afternoon. Mr.
Hamilton is'rnanaser of the niulto

Theatre.

 

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——Rldio urvico at ~ Donnelly'u.
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A meeting of the entertuinmont

 

I _ Changed tint: raid

committee 0: the Y. M. H. A. will
be held hundey night. The en-
tertainment committee consiats oi
Archie Teri-lg, Chairman. 8. Berman.
l-I. Jadoby. Hurry Mair. Mike
.Abrsms. Dr. Daria Slamsn and .1. s.
Kline. "

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~14". Pea. Coal. Ilsrris d:
Gsns.——Adv.
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Louis Vera of Windpor place spent
Monday in New York.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wright. of
Fair street have had q. rudio insult,
led in their. home.

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——Leith Cosl. Hurts & Gus.
' ‘ _ _ «Adv.
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Joseph ngxy at Connecticut eve»
nue spent Sundsy in landlord,-

»Beat Goal. .813“: e Guam-Adm
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Archie Lenxyel of 'Bsuton‘ street
and Paul Fodor of Vuumi strut
were the guests of friends in Deva

over the week 0nd.
0 3—.

~nedlox Sets .. Freshmen master-
pieco (E-tubo set) nuclei price now
$57.50 Five. Till?! Chmtoao Neutral.
one set ”tom "t ”5.00. Radioia
anonymity-adult (0 tubes) com-
pletc. spasm It 3359.130 Maul."
wiggle shop; 28 Washington grunt.
~ V.

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Mr. and Mrs. 3‘57 Still» have
”out”!!! Milli

 

‘ street. to Wilton.s.venuc.
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Albert '

 
 

 

 
 

visit with his brother
city.

mford yesterday.

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a. visitor in Ste.
C
Harold Short. or

the week end.

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tod‘y.
some a: your problems..

Phone 36 7.—Ad\‘.

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5 Monroe St.
was 9. Monday visitor in Bridgeport.

one is, m It. ills home.
Charles Moan or Iiouien
spent yesterday in Bridgeport.
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' Joseph Borden of Paradise stroci
was a. visitor in Stamford last men-
ing. —

street

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I. Feinmd of Ely aenuc
xisuor in New York city yesterday.
day.

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The house which John Morton oi
Fillow street is hex-ins built in Stew
ens street is nearing completion.
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Andrew \K‘arzo or Lninglon me-
nue motored to lindgcport ycstor-
day.
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Steven Vows of Laura street has:
taken 1 position “ith the» Nash Em
cluttering Company. '
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Charles Becky ot I‘m-nuiso with»
was a. Visitor in New Your city yor-
tcrday.

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George (‘ook or Y'nmdiro
spent )‘cslcrdar in Bridge-yogi.

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‘ Visitor in“ Sprinxwood yesterday.

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CIVIC ASS’N. TO
HOLD MEETING

 

. Importance To-
night- “Silver Tea”
Plans

 

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The regular monthly moot
the Hornyton (“ivlc axsorlation rill
he held in the Rowaylon "our: l‘lOUb"
No‘nduy- evening at 8 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present as
.uvernl item: 0! importance nro

or the Ladies Aid Society or the Ito.
Waylon Baptist church will be made
at the meeting 1x inch in living lush]
today at the home or Mrs. Snuim in
l’lowm'ton uremic.

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Mir. \‘cm‘ Decker. .‘(lPS Lola
Baxter and Mm; Heir-n Kay will act
as waitresses at the annual supper
of the “'omsn’s Guild of Trinity
church. South Norwnlk. which till
he served in the church tonight.

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Plans {or the social of the Ladies
Aid society or the Ilowayton .‘tletlzo-
dist church sre rounding into ohapc.
The affair. which is to he known in
"a remnant social" will be held in
the chtpel of die church \‘i’odnesd-iy,
l-‘ebruury 25. Guests will he unk-
ed to brhg a. remnant nhich’t-sn
be used to make up an article {or
the annual basal-r ot‘ the socle‘y.
the lust meeting Mrs. George Cudlipp
was ‘pminted chairman of the: com-
mittee in charm: of arranzcmenln.
Mrs. Ira H. Rigging will plan the
entertainment program.

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Howard E. Meade. ten. and coffee
merchant of lion-nylon and Nor-
walk. is on a business trip to Phil-

adelphia. and “’sshlngtmi. While in
Philadelphia. Mr. Meade “'ill \iail
his brother.

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Prayer meetings will be held in
bath churches tonight. in the lio-
wayion Methodist church the usual
week night church gathering “ill
be held with Rev. Charles S. Gray.
rpalstor.‘ in charge. The meeting or
the Baptist. ch‘irch will be given over
to u discussion 0! books. Miss 11.
Gertrude Brande will read Mrs. Mary
Shipmau‘ Andtews' interesting little
booklet. “The rel-foot Tribute." llov.
Victor F. Scalise be: .arranged to
conduct. a series of meetings during
the next few weeks. at which there
will be an informal discussion or
bboks.‘ It is planned to have‘a group
of the young neoplo atone or these
tethering: and to have them tell
what influence. books have 'had on
their lives.

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Miss Arline Decker. the young
doughtcr at C‘ptuin and Mrs. Royal
pecker or McKinley place. sustained

cently finilo coming. Arline lost,
control or her sled Ind fell off.
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William Sick!” and dlughter Dor-
othy of chxiuley place were the
Sunday guests of relatives in Starry
rare.

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Several Rowayton women era
niannlnrto attend the round t‘ble
luncheon at the Norwulk Ropubllo
cut Women's emci‘tiou at the Roy-
‘l James inn this noon. Mrs. A. J.
Rummler will be in :harge.

The roxulu- monthly. meeting or
the Women’s Home Mission‘ry soci-
ety of the Howey-ton Methodist.
church was held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mn. Franklin Crock~
ett in Row-anon ‘vsnuc. Mrs. Lil-
lion Luna mounted the subject oi
tho Afternoon? discussion. It was
”Inclined to hernias." The aim
at “it delay its to do missionary
work union; the residents 0: this
country. are.

 

have returned from a. six month!
in New York

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James London of Ely avenue was

Bouton slrect
was a. visitor in New York city over

unsure: Home Mule Biker-y, Inc.

Cross “’ords ere in the limelight.
We have 9. "Puzzle" in our
window that may help you solve
“’ednes-
day every week is Raisin Bread Day.

Joseph Gubbibo of Benton street.

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Thomas Salt”: of Lexington eve-

‘WB =1 snoint

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Andrrw Davey or New York “as:

Will Take Up Matters

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achcduied to come up for dlsposé’ion.,
o n a '

Further plans for the "sllx'rx- un‘“

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painful laceration: at the face re- .

Luna in her an; dam

To Feed

“it may be hard to get an individ—
ual inter-cried in birds in The begiru
hing. but if you ever got. him as far
as to knew. by sight. Just six birds.

 

twelve ‘ears.

Mrs. oncs read a pant-r on “Birds
in Michigan." at, a. recent. inc-cling oi
the Bird and Nature club. and it
was then that sit» told Just how one
sir-ts tho love for :lrdumthat attor-
lcarnin: six. tho new bird lover must
learn twelvc. then twenty. then thir—
ity. and so ono. until he gr-ts to the
where in? nrglccts many
things. in Walr‘h and to lvnrn by
matching. tho little {(‘Tilll'ml‘fit’l song-
raters.

In lit-r papri-
”at“?! the birds
lhoso of Connecticut. tolling or the
rcsf‘mblanrrs and of the difirrcilces.
Sir: also il-id of licr oxpc-rienocs
wht‘n‘m that. Hal“. in lllt: i‘r-ctiing
and ram of the birds during tho.
“intcr months. tspcvially wit-tn the
ivy crusts formed on the irons and
on the ground, marl tho birds. wore
.urmhlo to mung:-
M‘l‘T r-i.

Hm «mphuwml
were. 3!. wt for the birds “c would,
glla'lc no foliage on tho trams; and
jtwm‘n not for lll" grubs and in-
;srr-ts on thv inns and in tho m-ound.

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Mrs. Jones

 

no would hzno no lairtls-uilius one3
lsupporlori ti.“ olh- L‘
' "lint ultra mm is (’tr‘.(’l'(tl‘
luilh he and :«now and the loads are;
ldnprived temporarily of HRS.“ notur-g
'al {Praline grourzd:~. _lll"‘ll it l.”~‘ that:
tlir lH'm'm iming must conic forum-til
RPll-‘tb’l97 in lilc {Hiding of iln.n."l
sho Hal”).

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how tho birds tlrstroy harmful grilling
.und insects. ihcn you min-t realize
ljust how \aiualvic tho birds are to us .
or guardians of our trees and crops.
and that we should nrotecr them and
prom-rim Y-hrm."

)lrr. Jilllflf‘i explained that .‘iichh.
gran bouts lust about the serve sorts
oi bird: as does Connecticut. strung-o
jlhOUKh that may seem. With the c:-
Eccpilon of two. One is that the
Northern tiatt’ has no starlings, and
tho other. that tlm marlin is about
its moat prominent bird. whereas,
Connecticut has hardly any murllns.

"Portions this is duo lo the fact
that Michigan is so clsprrcialy ndnpt-
ml to thc martin. slum it is full of
§iittlo lalms nnrl nzrtrshrs. and. nlht‘c
'tizv martin w rrseniiailr a. fly—catch-
linc l'illil. thorn. arr tllc kinds 0!
humus ll. Illtnls. Jay. the same.
lli' ii‘ my mini“ martlhs llerr: in (”On-
nrrcticut. and last. Mlmmer I noticed
ithat doun on the point. there “as
,n house {or thr- martin: on onc of
the estates. and r-vrrv one of lhel
titty Aparimcms was full. 5

Nuthatch“. woodpeckers. both the!
downy and the hairy. hrown creep-1
er! and cilickndccs. are some of the;
men» common birds to be even?
around 1 during this season of tho 3
y'rar. and Mrs. Junt‘s claimed that:
Michigan boasted much the same!
kind or feathered aongstcr.

In tho feeding oi“ birds. this club.

 

 

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woman stated that duct “:1: the
grratcst "catcher" at all.
"$0 many ncoplc have the idea

”30 one and
wintrriime."

that breadcrumbs are
only dict for birds in
she said. "But this isn‘t and
shouldn't be truc. and if you want
to encourage the birds to come and
visit you'in the wintertimc. you
must try all the different sorts of
foods which are liknly to interest all
the dii‘lcrcnt sorts of lrlrds you want
to attract. .

"Suet. you will find. is a general
sfnvorito with them nil. Hang a
good sized pier" enclosed in a wit-o
nottiru: to a tree or a shelf and
then just wait and which. l-‘oi‘
those that don't cam for this sort
of a. meal. try otnflower scod. chop-
ped up chick feed and of course the
breadcrumbs."

“It takvs time to tame the birds
to come and rat out of your hand."
sho finished; ”but it can ho done
with a little forethought and plenty
of patience."

 

did success of bars who were given
educational training through the as-
slstance of such organizations as the
Women's Home Missionary society.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. William. I". Jennings at her
home in Highlnml' avenue. Mrs.
Harry S. Bryan will have charts 02
the subject.

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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hall- and’
children have returned to‘ their

home in McKinley place from New
Haven. where they were the guests
or relatiws. . . .

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Friends of Mrs; Sidney R. Bell of
Crockott street will be pleased to
hear that she has recovered from
her recent attack of bronchitis. ~

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The first. meeting of ibe'new pas-
tor‘s class 0{ the Rowayt'on Metric?
dist: church will he held this attor-
noon ‘at 3:30 o‘clock. Children over
10 years of age are eligible 'to mem-
bership. Rev. Charles GrayL pastor.
will he in charge. 363:: and girls
who have completed the course of
instructions will be admitted to the
church on Palm Sunday.

Miss Lillian Raymond of Ray-
mond street.» will be hostess ’20 ' the
members of the Daft Finger circle
at the. meeting which will be held at
her homo next “Wednesday Cuisin-
Tho members at the circle will assist
the Ladies' Aid society. or the Ro-
wuytno Baptist church at the ‘Fsll.
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& Local Items _ w ’If You Have Any News—Write to The Woman’s Editor, ego The Evening Sentinel, or (Call 92 «ix-.93
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ers. Frank I. Jones Talks. of "
Norwalk’s Feathered Songsters.

 

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2 SOCIALS TO BE I'LANSF
HELD TONIGHT Hold

Community Hall Dance .
And Valentine Pro-
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‘ ovzr. 200 EXPECTED
ROAST BEEF SUPPER
IN TRINITY CHE RC8.
TONIGHT.

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MRS. FRED. G. BENEDICT.

Hot roast beef and all the fixln'a.
he scrx cd tonight in the Parish
of Trinlti church, to all thew

nil!
hull
“ho ere looking for a good old-
f'l:—l*.ioncel cumin.

Tho momlwrs ,oi’ the
guild of the church have worked
hard to make the ailllr 1 success.
fully two
oi'
their diorts.

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Fhu is assisted by Mrs. Rufus J.
Smith. Mrs. Frank Pinhl. Mrs. Al-
bert. Beebe. Miss Eloise Leonard.
Miss Lulu Prescott, Mrs. Fun): D.
Lawton. Mrs. John McKnight. Mrs.
l-‘clix Kearney, Mrs. Katherine Hill.
Mrs. ”William Wilcox. Mir. Irvin:
Horton, and Mrs. J. Herbert Molt-
ram.

A number of the members of the

Young People's Guild are to serve _

as waitresses. including: tho Mines
Myrtle Mills and Nina Beaupnin.
Annie Shutclt. Annie Sermon. Mar-
ion .‘Iottram, \‘crna Decker. Lola
Barter. Constance Lewis, Helen Kay.
Eslhnr Sugden. Dorothy Howell. and
Dorothea and \Vlliu Greer-n.

LADY lVchACHLAN
LODGE GIVES PLAY
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Members Present
“Sally Lunn” at-So-

 

 

cial in Red Men’s
Hall—Those 11] Cast
Mcmbers of Lady McLachlan

Lodge. No. 82. naughters of Scott's.
held a social meeting last. night in
led Men‘s hall, Main street. The
entertainment took the form of I
two act play entitled “Sally Lunn."
The playlct was cleverly stated with
the :oiloning cast. Itandolph. Era
Rustic”; Mrs. John Randolph. Mar-

ion Young; Mrs. \K’inslow. Suc
Bruce. John Randolph. tho son.
Faye “Earthy; Leo Rudolph. I

younger son, Helen Rudlmm; Mar--
tin Glenn. college man. Grace Lock-
wood. Between the acts, Miss Doro-
thy Skelly favored with vocal selec~
lions accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Graco C. Russell. There were
also recitations by Junior Campbell
1nd Jenn Russell. The ushers were
Mrs. Cannon and Miss Beach; the
Scenc committoe were Mrs. Russell
and Mrs. Lockwood. Mrs. W'illiam
L. Young was presented with a
handsome bouquet by memtcl‘s of
the cast of the «playlet for the smol-
ent work she did in coaching the
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By a. ruling of the Board or So-
lcctmen o! the Town of Damien.
Tramc omcers Clarence H. Scotleld

Wornen's

Fred G. Benodlct is chairv.
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tonight ofttro interesting aff.)li‘t~‘. A.
social dance will be given in (Som-
munily hall under the auspices of
the East Nor-walk ”Improvement sir-i
sociation. The dance program in
said to include anumher of howl ‘
and enjoyable features. The dance. 5 l -’
which will lve similar to the mnnv U
othrr goat—acquainted affairs, spotl-
sored by this cntorpripine organize.
tion. will he in charge of Mrs. low-silo r
Got-ham. president of tho '
lion: Mrs. Howard Gorham and Mrs. J»
J. ”Wesley Siauson. The Epworth . J“: * .: .
league of the East avenue “mum? ’
dist. church has also planned on at-
tractive program [or the rulvminr
social which will lie given tonight in
the social rooms of tho church
Members and their friends mill 1.».
the guests. Guests will bring :1 \.-a!— , > .
cnline and an evoning of Hmsonnltiv . \l'; ‘
glmcs anti immio will be (rift/3'04. i
Miss Glr‘ndm'cre Lovcjuy mu:
Rather—inc I‘enneli have arrang'yd
entertainment.
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The Trianglc Juniors or East No:-
walk again wont down to delimit lch \
forte tho Yum llm‘tcmnr-n in ”it? put: r ‘
rialml lzzri writing ("‘<,mlil:;it.i~.;~
hall. The strum" was 44 to 1.“. Th?»
same was i‘t-uturod by the playinnz. .
of C‘hariott and Polacik. the two! ’
speedy forwards of the Horscmnn.
Last night's :nmn “as H!" s-vlnf‘l.
istmigin xixlm‘y {or iii" )“l‘Vé Rorsc-
gnien. The team has doicohd somr ,_
jot the. fastest fives in the county. 1' . _
‘wouid like to hook games with tense" ‘
under 16 years. Arrangcm‘cnts nun"
he made try getting in touch with‘ . 7
Edwin (fixation. tvlv‘phonc 37111“. ‘ ’
The lineupx for lll‘“ Triangle gumc
was follows: Fivo llrlrt-r-nwn~
Chariott. Polacik. Charnok. )l-atl.
Hadil‘n Triangle Juniors—I‘mrl-u I ‘,
man, \N'illiams. Barry. Ger-lick an}
Orlins.

 
 

 

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The Ladlos‘ Aid society of the
East Avenue Methodist church r
holding its regular meeting today ur‘ _.
Which plans will be completed for y 7 "
the turkey supper lo ho ecrwd nut
“‘edncsday. Mrs. A. N. Paddock:
president. is in charge. Shn will ten
sssistcd l-y nir-ml‘urrq o! the sociell‘. ‘

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Lawrence lx‘iado of Fort Pouit.
street has taken a nositlon with a
business firm in Stamford. He re.
cently resigned his poaition in Sow
York city.

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Joseph Ticosh of Osborn auntie; _

was a Usher in Bridgeport lust cvc- ‘

mug whore ht: attcndod l’cli’s l‘ai- '
Ice theatre.

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Harold Dolam‘l of Sou-low awmze . "

has recovered from his rro at i.;-
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Mr. and Mrs. Robot-t Josoloi‘f o:
Scavlcw avenue have as their guests
their daughter. Mrs. Henry Inm-

fitld and son of Brooklyn.
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Friends of Mrs. Andrew Kin: “'ill
be sorry to hear that she is 1.: at
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'l‘hcre will be a meeting of tin:
vestry of Christ church in the :'-:K.
tory tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
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The regular monthly melting- or
the “'onmn's Foreign Missionary
society of the East Avenue N. 1:.
church will be held tonight at 8 .
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Claude '
Farr. 7 \Vinfleld street. Mrs. A. .7. ‘
Pennell will review the fifth chap-
ter of "Min; KWODE." the study
book or the year.

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The “‘om‘n's guild or Cl‘ll'irl
church will hold its regular mectin: ’
tomorrow uternoon at 2 o'clock .u
tch home or Mrs. F. B. Sturdtivant.
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Mrs. Owen Quinn and Mrs. I411;
Button 0! Bridge street. wore the re.
cent guests 0: friends in Stamford.

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There will be a meeting of tin”
teachers and officers or the Sunday’
school of the Swedish Congregaitoxp
al church at the home of the suller'
intendent‘. Axel G. Amundsen. "
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and Edvard Tinker will enjoy {our
days of: s._ month from duty instead
of one. u heretofore. Front now oh
each truti'ic onlcer will receive one
day a. week oft. Const‘ble Edward
E. Bates will substitute each stock ’
for tho omcbrs When they take their ‘
day oft.

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The Damien fire department will
hold 1‘ unnual moving picture on,
tertunment and done: on non“?
evening in the Boyle school. The
entertainment committee 0! the

Two pictures will be [hem-r. The
entertainment committee or the
90mm“ in composed o: the toilet».
mg members: arthur L. mmond.
chairman: Frederick H. smith. Ctr!
Schmidt. Joseph Strehle. Cu! Bren-f

Grout.
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constable in the
had two automobile
cushions ltolen from his our on
Friday evening. Constable Brgnner
left . the not out in trout or. his
house for a new hours 4th when M
went out tor the .mactlnt. ho was
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