THE SENTINEL
FRIDAY,__FEBRUARY 27 l
Personal Mention
. Local Items’
éMore Than On
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L senses the meeting of the Felt-do
".Oounu League of Women
: fhsld yesterday afternoon at the H
. “ tel Green in Danbury.
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nor, Mrs. C. F.
,:Mard G. Randall. Several mo
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Inclement weather. cancelled
reservations.
41".???th
.1 11:25 and
at one o'clock.
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Organization Gather' at
Norwalk Delegates
More than a hundred women at—
1d
Voters
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Norwalk was
represented by Mrs. A. prechhei-
Fudge and Mrs.
re.
planned to attend. but owing to the
their
The morning session commenced
luncheon was served
fifty women attend-
of the morning session an executive
ing. Preceding the official opening
board meeting was held at 11 o'cloc
f
of 3:80 o'clock.
k.
The afternoon program commenced
Two important topics was taken
up during the meeting.
the league. All the local
were urged to take up the tenwti
program.
r
The first
concerned the tentative program of
leagues
V G
which is sent out by the
National league. and to decide Just
_- what they would especially like
have studied during the
year. Then the local delegates
the next County league
would be prepared to vote and l
the state delegates know just wh
was desired. Later. the state del
gates to the National
.
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coming
to
meeting
et
at
e-
convention.
which will be held in April. proba-
bly in Richmond. Virginia. will know
Just what it is that the
various
Iosgucs throughout the state really
wont. The whole idea, was that the
National Convention wants the ex-
pression of the local leagues in re-
wd to the tentative program for
the coming year.
‘ The other special subject
up was that of the question
County Commissioner.
taken
of
which was
discussed during the afternoon meet-
ing. A resolution was passed. en-
dorsing the appointment of a wo-
man for county commissioner. one
who has the qualifications and the
uperience. and is specially fitted for
the position.
It was explained that not just "a
woman" would be appointed to this
position. but a woman properly quali‘
sea to hold down the Job. It
also declared that the position
was
in
the pssf had been used Just to sat-
isfy certain
and that too often
pointment hld been given
some person. living in the
where the vacancy occurred.
purely geographical reasons.
Judgo Day. who was one of
political
the
purposes.
ap-
to
town
for
the
speakers at the meeting, stated that
he knew of no place where a wo-
nsn could better fit in.
The two speakers of the day wer
‘ Judge George H. Day. 1r.. admitted
to the bar in 1916. who is a gradu-
’ Its of Yale. and who spoke on “So-
‘ cisl Legislation."
and Mrs. Lewis
,‘Ross. who was secretary of the Y.
'. N. c. A. in Europe. and who spoke
' on “Educational Problems."
Mrs.
' Fschheiiner stated that both speak-
ers were excellent.
A full acc0unt
of their talks will appear in a later
bus of The Sentinel.
The next meeting of the Fairlie
County League of Women Vote
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id
rs
which will be held the fourth Tues-
day in March. will probably
take
place in Bridgeport. and if not. thcn
] in Norwalk.
The regular meeting of the new-
ing committee of the South Norwalk
- Congregational church will
take
_. place this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
l.
the home of Mrs. L
Elmwood avenue.
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Evening service and address at
o Christ church will take place
{tonight at 7:30 o'clock. All are we
. mm.-
L'
‘ and party of the First Methodi
O O O
The Sunday school entertainment
st
i Episcopal church will take place to-
: night in the church parlors. when
the losing side of the recent contest.
'At Last It’s out!
“Tessie Stop
Teasing Me”
Hear it at
”DONNELva
16-18 80. Main Street
A PAGE FOR NORWALK‘ WOMEN
If You Have Any News—Write to The Woman's Editer, cio The Evening Sentinel, 01' Call 92 01' 93
I omen Voters Make Plans
For National Gathering
e Hundred of Fairfield County
Danbury—The
held in the church. will do the hon-
ors.
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Several hundred members are ex-
pected to take part in the banquet
to be held tonight by the members
of St. John's lodge. No. 6. Free and
Accepted Masons. at the Royal James
inn. There are to be special speak-
ers and a program of entertainment.
This is an annual affair.
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Choir rehearsal of Mount Zion
church will take place tonight
7:30 o‘clock at the church. The
Pastor‘s Aid society will also meet
tonight at the church.
Smith is president.
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There will be I. rehearsal of the
Guard team of Eureka’ Rebecca
1. 0. 0. F. hall on South Main street.
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The refreshment committee of the
Knights of Columbus charity ball
will hold a meeting tonight at 8
o'clock in the club house. 22 West
avenue.
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The members of the W. C. T. U.
will meet this aflrenoon for thcir
regular weekly gathering to discuss
several important questions.
0
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Members of th Cockenoe tribe.
No. 32, are carnestly rcquosli-u to
attend the motility: to he held to-
night iu Red Men's hall. in Main
street. as a special entertainer from
New York will be present for the
affair. This in Past Sachem night.
and quite a program has been ur-
rangcil for the event.
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A cake sale will take place tomor-
row afternoon commencing at l.30
Main street ,in bewtuen Carrillos
and Jscoby's. The affair is to be
given under the auspices of the 8.
S. S. of the South Normalk Conglo-
gationai church. and all sorts 01 de-
licious cakes. and pies and bit-ad,
donated by the membcrs. will be on
sale. The receipts will go into the
treasury of the socirty. Mrs. Ilar-
old Nash is in.chlirge.
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Mrs. Joseph Norris of South Main
street celebrated her birthday anni-
Versary last evening. Dancxng and
music were enjoyed. s supper being
served at it) o'clock. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. John
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond. Mr.
and Mrs. Itulph George I'hiilips.
Gertrude Weed. Dorothy
Charles Cooper. Richard Coo
Joseph Norris. Grace Norris.
liam Norris and Mrs. Joseph Norris.
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Members of Butler Lodge. No. 97.
I. O. O. i".. are planning for a. Past
Grande- night nevi \\'-'«li;osday exe-
lung, March 4. at Which limo u de-
gree team composed of Past Grands
will COI'ilt‘I' the Third Ilcgri-e on a
class of nine candidates. Ilefrvsh-
merits will he served at the close of
the meeting.
On March 9th, the lodge will pay
a fraternal visit to Our Brolht-rs'
Lodge No. it) of Norwalk. and will
work the first degree on a class of
candidates.
Guests at the Royal
yesterday include:
J. Cohen of Yonkers. N. Y.
E. It. Elchner of New York city.
C. S. Peck of New York City.
A. Il‘rnnkeiiberg of New York city.
J. E. Kline of Springfield. Mass.
H. Bax-tow of New Britain, Conn.
A, S. \\’00d of New York city.
G. N. Bealiy of New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hopkins
New York city.
I. 5. Young of New York city.
G. I). Fret-2c of Denver. Colo.
James Inn
of
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Members of the South Norwaik
Congregational church held a Parish
Party last night. under the auspices
of the Hospitality committee. The
“it n of the parish gave a varied pro-
‘grnni of entertainment which was
followed by refreshments.
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Among the Past Exalted Rulers of
the Norxvalk Lodge of Elks who at-
tended the banquet at Hartford giv-
en by the Hartford Elks at their
club last Sunday were: C. Irving
Bylngion. Thomas A. Skelly. Elbert
Clark. Stanley Stevens, Fred Madden.
and Joseph Linxweiler.
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Friends will be sorry to learn that
Miss Millicent Allen is ill at her
at,
Mrs. Ella‘
lodge tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the'
o'clock in the vacant store in I\orth1
Griffin. l
“1‘ ; Terrace is ill at her home with the
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George Baxter of South Main
street. Eugene Smith of .Woodwerd
avenue and Jack Martin of Meadow
street. motored to Danbury lssteven-
ing. where they attended the wed-
ding of George Baxter's cousin.
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Harry Remson of Bridgeport was
a visitor in town yesterday.
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-—One~hs.lf. off sale on Sweaters.
Donnelly'r—Adv.
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Marion Graham of Stuart avenue.
entertained at her home Mi- Anus
Hoyt and Miss Louise “’alker of
Georgetown.
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Paul Fedora of Laura street has
resumed his duties with the Electric
Service company. after being con-
fined to his home with illness.
0 O O
~deio service at Donneliy's.
0
O O
Patsy Petruceili of Elizabeth
.street has returned home after o
visit. to Bridgeport with relatives.
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Ernest Peterson of Spring street is
confined to his home With illness.
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——Best Coal. Harris 0. Goal. -—AdV.
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Mr. and Mrs. Steven Reynolds of
Scribner avenue are entertaining
company from New York city.
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Charles Garfield of Lowe street is
visiting his brother and sistsroin-
law. Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Garfield
of Port Chester.
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—Ftadio and Victrolss
easy tc-ms. Donnely.—-Adv.
b e o s
Thomas Blfano of Ely avenue who
had been ill at his home. has recov-
cred.
0
sold on
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Louis Veno of ilouton street was
;.-i visitor in New York city Wednes-
.(lay.
e s s
—One-third off on Speldlng and
Janizen Sweaters. Donnelly's.—Adv
O O O
Margie Brown of ltowayton sve-
nue has returned home after spend-
ing a low days With her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of
New York city.
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Mrs. Jennie Pinch of Monroe
street is couilned to her home by lil-
ncss until-r the care of Dr. Gregory.
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—Lelgb Coal. Harris & Gena
-—Adv
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Abe Harris of Hamilton avenue
has returned home from Montreal.
Canada. where he spent a vacation
with relatives. A party was tend-
ered him on his return home.
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Mrs. Lillian Mikols of Third street
was a visitor in Stamford yesterday.
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—Largs Pea Coal. Harris &
Grins—Adv.
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Mrs. Julius Haas of Sound View
grippc.
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Harold Johnson of New Haven
was a bus.ncss Halter in Spring-
“out! Wednesday.
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-—Tho heating problem in itsI
every feature no matter how large
or small the job may be can be
correctly taken care of by Tho Nol-
son M. White Establishment. 66 No.
Main streoL--Adv.
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John lludak of Bouton street was
a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
0
of Chestnut
in Bridgeport
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Malcolm Warrcn'
street was a visitor
yesterday.
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~ti.oo bargains in the Gift De-
partment. second floor, for Friday
and Saturday only. Donnelly's.—
Adv.
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Edward Vitellie of Summit street
is ill at his home.
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Miss Grace Babe of Ely avenue.
is ill at her home with diphtheria.
O O O
of 8038 1—3 Cord
Tires at “.0. tube to fit (first
class) for 81.60. Ever Ready 8.
Batteries for radio. 81.45 for 32 1-3
volts. 82.90 for 45 volts. Norwslk
Post Road Tire Co.. 63 Wall srcet.
--Adv.
Special sale
Mrs. Ross L. Sabo of El! avenue
was a visitor in Bridgeport yester-
day.
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Mary Dulborg of- South Main
street is ill at her home.
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STAR LAUNDRY COMPANY
A LOCAL CONCERN
Local men are the owners of The
Star Laundry and local people are
employed in this establishment.
home ,on First Street.
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Within Range
To shoot .at a target well within range is most
encouraging as the percentage of “hits” will
be high. Set. a mark for weekly saving com-
fortably Within your income—then hit it every
.servstivs prion. Delivery service
Hero. indeed. is a laundry proposi-
tion. equipped with up-to-date ma-
chinery and quartered in s. building
of fire-proof construction that mer-
its the laundry business of the peo-
ple of Norwalk. It is interesting to
note that first-class laundry work is
done at this establishment st con-
covers all sections of Norwalk and
vicinity. Plant and allies located at
if Cross St. Norwalk. Phone ”84.
—-Adv.
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Mrs. Joseph szraaek of Webster
street celebrated her birthday anal.
versary yesterday.
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James Flynn of Fiath road. has
recovered from his recent lilo...
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—Auction Bridge classes and pri-
i
,wssavlsitoriaNsw Iotkeity'rues.
vale lessons. Phone “HAM—Adv.
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Moses Hoilock of Chestnut street.
as been removed to the Nor-walk
ospital for treatment.
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Jule Horton of Won avenue.
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Mr.aners.Frs.ukCu-ruba of
hills.
Chants.
The new constitution for,ihe pro-
lposed reorganization of the pi‘upie'r
Chorus, announces that it will pro-
mote the cause of music in Nor-
walk in three ways: first. by mr‘un!
of community singing in connection
with patriotic and civic events;
secondly. by presentation of the
literature of oratorlo and the murl~
cal drama: thirdly. by lcciurv cour ~.-
on music's punt accotiiplishmcnfs and
current history.
This constitution which wl‘l
Mozart Society for .\lu
sical Extension." should the nail)" in
changed. has been di.mn up by Il'
advisory cniiiiiiiltoe nn nun’guniru
lion. Mrs. Ida Mom-icy ilecltius
heads the committee as chairman
and she is assisted by Mrs. Lucy
Marks Morrison. Grace Haskel-
"Norwslk
rad l‘. I-‘rey. Elmer I). Craig. Silas
Ketchnm, Ellsworth Lockwood unil
Clarence Cable.
Mrs. Becklus is well qualiflcd
fill this position. for she has n mm;
list of successes behind her. Filo
has always been actiic in cominuui.
which was her home before- th‘
sdoptr-d Norwalk.
Ill Brooklyn record includes
Member of Board of Induslrlui Hmuv
for the Blind, seven yours nicinlu-i
Colgate L'niversity Member of V0]-
unmy Truancy Commission; Ft‘t‘l't‘
tary and Editor. Home Missions;
Entire Long island District liiipilh'i
Denomination, eight years. Military
census, organized and run iilstricl.
dealing with is nniionalilics. with.
out interpreter; Din-(‘inr Redford
stitute.
Her local activities include: Lead-
ing Red Cross Worker. Lamina;
Peoplc's Chorus worker. Near East
Relief Drive. Home and School
League. Vice President Ilovviiytou
Civic association, Trustee. Chairman
Civio Institution Committee, ltepub
\
James Shcan of Paradiso street.
was a visitor in Stamford Wednes-
day. ‘
e e s
Jack Veret of Burbank street ib
spending the week-end with rela-
tives in New York city. '
O O O
—Bsnner Home Made Bakery. Inc.
Cross words are in the limelight
today. We have :1 "Puzzle" in our
window that may help you salve
some of your problems. Wednesday
every Week is Raisin Bread Day. 5
Monroe SL Phone Slit—Adv.
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Dr. David Slonian of “'ebstei
street has returned to his home af-
ter being ill at a. New York hospital.
city
. .. .
Joseph Carter of New Y“;
vood
was a business visitor in Sprin
yesterday.
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The Twin City Valet is a central-
ly located establishment where
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
for ladies and gentlemen is well
taken care of. 67 North Main St.
Phone 408. Adv.
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Harold Blue of Stamford. was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
pants. Feb. 27.-—Just where you
think it ends. it does not. What?
The movable neck line. One frock
made by Martial et Armand has -
Jeweled fastening which permits the
V shaped neck line to be widened
or closed at will. For exampls'om:
may wear it high in the afternoon.
lower at dinner and theatre sad as
moo street. ore having a home
‘3 «talk.
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IDA MUSIC] .l-JY
in i
used by the people‘s chorus. or ih- '
Mary G. ltidcr, Laura Gorhnm. l‘un- .
it“
ty work. both here and in llrookly'n.,
of the Orphanage bourd. (lrgill‘..Zt‘l
Colony Setticnien. Iiouse. Ala-nilwr nil
Dictz Memorial Board. Branch ol
Community Playground. I‘cople‘s in-
Act-iVe in Music Circles
Chairman of Advisory Committee on Re-or-
ganization of People’s Chorus—New Plans
Bi ICIill'S
Chairman of Advisory (‘oninilftcc on Ito-Organization of the l‘copic‘s
~.v~i..i.\c iluurd, member of
I‘mnniliive. Home for the
Aged, Member Norwalk chapter. D.
A. ll: National Society New Eng-
l.invl Womcn, and member of Fair»
iiclil County Republican “'omcn.
'l‘l;o nuv constitution arranges for
ihrle classes of mcnihcrship: first.
the Ilonrd of I’atrons who shall con-
::.u!o :in annual fee of 810. which
A urcs the l‘.iiron‘s coupons for two
.iJhUfil concerts; second. Singing
in‘iiil-crsLJps f0) those plcdged f0
iir'ive l"; ”when in concert pro-
.l'.'-.Y‘.l; and third: club membership
f-Jr those «imirln: eil‘w-r to sing
\\i;h the augmented chorus on spe-
1 will occasions. 9.- to mail the .‘celvos
of lhi- lecture primicgcs anti social
, ni‘ihiili's of tho socicly.
i The nnniml musical
'tlm society are
A:
Hall."
activities of
to consist of two
.‘mmal concerts. two popular con-
It‘l‘lifl' two lecture strive. and such
,Klr‘r‘i recitals and cooperative pro.
igrun‘." as shall be (in-med desirable.
’l‘ s society aims to reach all
groups of music lovers; the ever in-
creasing number of new comers who
have been asst. ‘ ml with oratoriao
other citics, nnd want to continue
’such studios for their own recrea-
lion. and those who desire to have
} tho. studios made ncccs>ible to their
childrtn. since llny cannot afford
:ri-quent trips to the metropolis.
Another group includes many who.
tuning experienced the goodieiiow-
i chip of Community singing. wherein
those trained in the technique of
music can share so profitably with
the aidcnt but unskilled. are earnest..-
iy COil\'lIlCt‘(i of its helpfulness both
'lo the participant and to good
l"lil:(‘n3ilip.
Young people leaving college or
high school. full ’.l still others who
'npprccialo the \..li:e of continuing
contact with tho lilijduro of sacred
and secular musical drama. whether
or not they are students of voice cul-
lure or some instrument. In fact.
there is no class or kind of music
lovers which the new association
nioes not hope to reach.
'To Dance at Show
Of Better 'Films
At the matinee tomorrow morning
to be given especially for the boys
and girls a'. the T “1.. theatre. Grace
_Culiius and Lena Avelos, will take
part in the prologue. entertaining
With a dance: "Raggedy Ann." Two.
iireinen will be on duty throughout
the performance. in order to watch
the exits and protect the children.
The chapcrones tomorrow morning
will be: Mrs. John Merriman. Mrs.
Frank Sanger, Mrs. Charles Wimp-
fhclmer. Mrs. Leslie Vickers. Mrs.
George Woodward. Mrs. J. W. Mar-
\in, Mrs. Mary Volmer. Mrs. Philip
Knapp, Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. Mrs. I-‘d-
ward Quinlan and Mrs. John Cava-
aagh.
m
Order of United American Men.
Lincoln Council No. 6, will hold
their weekly meeting tonight at 100
Washington street.
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Cockenoe Tribe.No.. 8:, Improved
Order of Red Men. will hold their
weekly meeting tonight at 13-25
Main strct.
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Buckingham Post. No. 1:, Grand
Army of the Republic. will meet for
weekly business tonight at u Main
Iwusnmhbhmet
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MANY MEETINGS
BEING PLANNED
Ladies’ Aid Society to
Gather March 11--
Firemen to Assem-
ble March 10
The Young Married People's as-
sociation will meet tomorrow even-
ing in the home of the president.
Arthur M. Biliard.
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The Ever-Reedy circle of
King's Daughters will meet at the
home of Mrs. D. F. Davenport in
Rowsyton avenue for their regular
monthly meeting next Tuesday.
March 3rd.
the
The Volunteer Fire company will
hold their next monthly meeting
Tuesday. March 10.
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The Lsdies' Aid society of the M.
E. church will meet Wednesday.
March 11. to do some sewing for the
snnusbbsssar .giv:n in July.
11:9 last meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Baptist church
was held in the home of Mrs. C. May
Husson in Raymond street.
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Andrew Painter entertained the
boys of his Sunday school class of
the Baptist church recently. Among
the boys who attended were: Earle
Stevens. Ronald Mead. Stephen Lew-
rance. Spencer Stout. Peter Cuchuck '
and Theodore Prince.
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An eight-pound daughter arrit-nd
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Johnson. 16 Centcr avenue. \\'edne.s-
day evening. Both tho child and
Mrs. Johnson. who was formerly
Miss Maylnh Smith. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. “nrrcn Smith. are doing
nicely.
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The every-member canvas of the
Methodist church. which will i’wgin
next Sunday. has been
plannrd. At a recent meeting of the
workers the respective stations wcrr
assigned.
ilrnn “‘omen's association. member.
ihel
and other musical ensemble work in.
street. , ,
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Donates Fowler. W. R. C. No. 15.
will hold their W ’
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Mrs. Charlrs McKcndrie is back
'2!
after spending several days in Now
Haven with rc‘eilves.
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Many well known Rowayton resi-
dents. some of them summer resi-
dents. attended the funeral of A. B.
Cleverley yesterday. Mr. and Mrs
John Flint of Brooklyn. who spend
their 'summcrs in flowsyton. were
present. as were Mr. and Mrs. Crock-
ett of New Jersey. and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Armour of Brooklyn.
FASHION
News Notes
NE‘V YORK. Feb. :7.—-Formeriy
a belie would have been deepb"
humiliated to have it known she]
wore a wig unless she had recently ‘
convalesced from typhoid. Now
most of them year a wig after 6 p,
to. Also there is a trick in it. The
most expensive wig will not stay
"put" without a wig band. How-
ever most dcbutantes have penetrat-
ed in self protection far enough in-
to the inner iifo of tho chorus girls
dressing room to know this.
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NETV YORK. Feb. 27.—l—low can
belts be tight. They cannot because
they now have to have a. concealed
pocket which will suffice to carry
handkerchief. compact and purse.
And any woman who starts out
without well lined purse is likely to
have to walk home. Therefore
loose bolts of Russian design are
smart if one has the roubles to pay
for them.
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NEW YORK. Feb. :7.——Cuifs
worn on the no wtight sleeved after-
noon frocks are not throwbacks but
turn backs. They are formed of
pleated rulies of orgsndle at least
six inches deep which stand well
away from the forearm and which
emphasise the grace of the wrist
and hand below them.
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LONDON. Feb. 37.-'lue younger
set nowadays are acquiring bows
and beau: In equal quantities but
the former goes to her but while the
latter do not go to her head. Bows
of hugs proportions are making
their appearance as trimmings on
the most diminutive of bets. 1..
most instances one end of the bow
extends straight upward forming s
continuation of the peaked hat
crown. .
wNDON. Feb. :1.—bondon
dressmaksrs will admit no infer.
iorify to those of Psris in own-lit:
or beauty of design but they deplore
the limitations of the English langu-
age in naming new spring colors.
They have thought of no more in.
pressivs name than magenta for
one of the newest spring shades.
and they stil- csll one tint bsigs si-
though it has been refined to a
point where it might be osllod ivory.
Egg shell blue also is lnexpremive.
but beautiful.
“Fan Social” to Aid
Foreign Missions
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Smith of
21 Westport avenue will entertain
about 60 friends tonight st. a “fun
social.” which will b.- gfvsn at_ their
home. The money received will go
towards the funds of the Women's
Foreign Minionsry Society of tilt
Not-walk Mothodist Episcopal
church. The hosts will serve ro-
frsshaients. Just what the ill-
om m pron-sin to ho unsound to-
night will eon-id of has not yet
best W away" as there are sev-
I!”
W.
carefully ‘
hcr home in Itownyton avenue
—'m'fifiiiwm—
CARD BATTLE
ENDS TONIGH'l
Mayflower and O l (1
Well Firemen to Set.
tie Championship ——
Latter Leads
The last bottle in the pinochle
tournament war now being waged
between the members or the May-
flower Hook. Ladder and Hose com-
pany. will take place tonight at the
quarters of the Mayflower Com.
pany in East Norwaik. The tofu:
score as it now stands is Old “ell.
ill and Mayflower. 89. the former
being still two games ahead. This
tournament _has teen an especially
hot'one. the two companies running
night's event
to a glorious battle.
I
Now that Lent has commenced.
social activities in the \agiuue
churchvs are more or less at
standstill.
benelit unair. or lily regular meeting
cf a club or ciguniwtion. are about
.hs only cums now ‘appeuring on
the church calendar. A god mun)
p.u.us ul‘e [wing made however. for
the days immediately i01l0“lll§
Lent. and it is expected that several
of the t-huici.es will put on enter-
tainments and spring lestivals.
O O O
The rcgmar Friday evening serv-
Ilce Will lei‘ p.1.il,t_' loinghl at
-.a
I.oU
oclock in Christ church. All are
cordially found to attend.
I O O O
i The regular official meeting of
the Cllurkll school board of the Bus'
avenue .\l. 1-). cliuch will take place
tonight in the chuxch. It is expect-
ed that nomination of officers will
jtake place at that time. The re-
rgular election does not take place
i chill the Match ill e .ng. and even
then. the Oliit‘ClS do not take ulIlCl
uii.ii a iiion.h luu r.
l O O Q
I; The regular week night meeting
.of the bust avenue chuich tout.
lpluce ia.‘ night at 7:65 o‘clock.
' when the power tUl.iIll(‘n.ed a Stilt-ll
..( talks on “Mt-thodlsm."
s o
Merritt-rs of the 'il‘l.l‘.§le club of
't'hr.si ciiurth met last night for
their r.g.i.:ir humus: in the serial
rooms of the church.
loilovtercd.
’ s
At the home of Mrs. E. II. Da\is.
i8 L-eborn annuc. the memters ol
lthe \v’oiiiaus Guild nict yester-
du)‘ afternoon ‘1 '.’ Ot‘lut‘ii. Scrubs
has on the :igram tor the allur-
noon. l-‘i. plins of the cigar:-
iaition “fir .su made. the quiet-
tiuns of tile ruizim..ge :.t.L- in April
and the 1.....iddy party in May bc-i
“Li’s" '
i
v
t
O
in; takun up. There was a
.ii.ciid.ane.
O O O .
Mrs. Uslie Gorham of 202 East:
avenue. visited Fitch school this?
iilUl‘uiIiK. oi othuif cf the \v'omun‘e‘
i.tt-u.uic.in nub. Silt! stated that
one of the things about the BChtIUl
“hich iiupresstd llcr most. was the
cleanliness of the “hole building.
Mr. Parsons is Janitor.
O O 0
Members of the East Norwalk im-
provement Association “ill pay I
visit to the Tovvn Farm. Sunday
afternoon at 8 o‘clock. at which
time an impromiu progam of music
will be presented. All those mem-
bers who will be able to attend, are
earnestly rtquesicd to do so.
0 O 0
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Mr. E. E. Gorhnm of 203 East sve-
nue has hr‘cn confined to his home
by illness since Sunday. It is
thought that he has a. touch of thc
grippe. so prevalent just now.
27
PARIS. Feb. .—It is better
form today for a woman to have a
scintllating frock than a scintiiiat-
ing wit The evening dresses all
seem luminous. The dark colored
crepes or velvets are embroidered
with colored st mes. gold beads or
Chrystal. Sheets of gold lace are
worn over foundations of a different
shade of gold embroidered in sap—
hirM. emeralds. or amathysts.
one}. Herself “
For $5,000 to
Follow Career
"neck to neck" so to speak. and tO-j
“ill be a grand final'
a.
An ocuassi‘onal supper. a'
11 9-1;;
A social time,
gi'\a\it'l: :‘2'
lshe ii'.‘- ' ‘.~
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AARON KOHN
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Norwalk Chronicler