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e Columbia Glee club of South

in K. of C. council. No. 1253

its debut last evening when o
rt was presented at the meet-
! the council held at the club
in West “'ashlngton street.
excellent program was planned
'0, e occasion. being given under
t ‘ble supervision of Charles Dunn.
dimer. ‘
30 program included the follow-
inaumbcre:

fjailor Song." by the Glee club
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rch, "Go Get 'Em." by Dunn.
re and Do Martino.

lo. "My “'lld Irish Rose." Ed-

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T' SEND BOUQUET
.. MRS. TRUMBULL

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Giieenhouses
Present for

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fior’s Wife at Recep- F

“lion in Royal James

he Rowayton greenhouses are
wring for the coming reception
to Governor John Trumbull next
We‘leaday. under the auspices of
tho‘NVomen's Republican association
of ficrwalk. They will present a
bouquet to Mrs. Templeton.

 

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Ahew platform is being placed in
th. .main vestry of the Methodist
Wm] church. The floor work
Winn." be complctcd by Sunday.

. In a 0 0

15a. Harold N. Wilson of Row-aw,

toutivenue will entertain at bridge
"twitter-noon.
"i 0 o o
e prayer meeting of the Baptist
chm): was held last night when the
p .. m for the coming month was
dlfimd. The coming program will
co H a series of talks on prayer. and
I. dy will be made of the Gospel
of 8. Matthr w. This series will con-
ciudb just before Ear-tor.
b. C O O
”I. Edward E. Moore of Brook-
lynfivill pay a visit over the week
«1030 her daughter. Mrs. George S.
Moqlcy oLBowayzon.avenuc.
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Friendly Service club will
in , with Miss Chariottee Minor of
Create“ street this evening.

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'1". Neighborhood club met with
Mrf’J. Oliver Davis in Crockett
strefi yesterday afternoon.

" O O O

m Rowuyton Baptist church
ch“ will meet for rehearsal this
Mg at the home of Mrs. Clement
D. ‘ brecht. The choir is under the
d on of Mrs. Ida Moseley Beck-
“8.:

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Special ofleringa at. the Baptist
church on Sunday. March 22. will go
toward the Fanny Crosby Memorial
home. now being constructed in
Bridgeport. It was the aim of the
late Fanny Crosby. famed as a hymn
writer in spite of a life of blindness.

.to found and build a home for aged

women. This is now bicng done in
her honor.

 

 

S. Alexander

The Home of
“Good Will Furniture”

80. Main St. 80. Norwalk

 

 

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Club, K. of C,

Presents Its First Concert

cellent Program Given at Council Rooms in

 

Street—Solos, Recita-

ward Splan and quartette.

Violin solo. Bob DeCesare. accom-
panied by Charles Dunn at the piano.

Recitation. Thomas FuNcMahon.
with interpretative music.

Recitation. “ 'Ostler Joe." by “'ill-
lam ll. McMahon, also with interpre-
tative music.

Violin solo. "Gypsy Love Song," by
Bob DcCesarc. accompanied by
Charles Dunn.

“Little Tonn in the 'Ould Coun-
try." by John McKnight.

Solo. “Tho Sunshine of
Smilc." by Joseph llc Martino.

club chorus.

GIRL SCOUTS TO
MEET IN BOSTON

Five Hundred Dele-
gates to Attend Five-
Day Session in May
——The Officers

 

 

The annual Girl Scout Convention'

will be held in Boston this your from
May 19 to May :3. Five hundred
doltgates from all parts of thc
l'nlted States and l‘nclc Sam‘s is-
land possessions will attend the con-
vention, which will be held in the
Somerset Hotel in Boston. The pro-
blems facing the Anwrican girls of
today Will he discussml. 3

Mrs. Herhcrt Homer is president
of the organization and Mrs. Jane
Doeler Rippin, the national director.
Mrs. Nicholas 1‘. Brady is national
trcasurc-r.

Other officers and members of the
executive board are as follows: Mrs
Arthur 0. Choate, New York; Mrs.
Julius H. Rosenwald. Chicago; Mrs.
William Hoffman. Harrington, R. 1.:
Mrs. \‘ance McCormick. Harrisburg.
Pa.: Miss Sarah Louiso Arnold. Lin-
coln. Mass; Mrs. Leo .‘irnstoin, New
York City; Mrs. Julius ll. larnes.
New York City: Mrs. John '1‘. Humor
Minneapolis. Minn; Mrs. Frederick
Brooke. \Vushington. I). C; Mra
Lyman Delano. New York City: Mr
Francis 1‘. Dodge. New York City:
Mrs. Frederick lidey. New York
City: Mrs. John iludson Hall, Jr..
New York City: Mrs. Arthur \V.
Hartt. Brookline Mass: Miss E. Gwen
Martin. Philadelphia. Pa; Mlaa
Llevvellyn Parsons. New York City:
Mrs Herbert L. l‘ratt. New York
City; \\'. N. linthschild..l\'cw York
City: Mrs. .\. Clifford Shinklo. Cin-
cinnati. Ohio; Mrs. Edward A. Skae
Pontiac, Mich; Mrs. Giles “’lilting.
New York City.

Many of the delegates will take
the training course for Girl Scout
leaders at, the Count Hill encamp~
ment outside of "Boston under the
direction of Dorothy Christian
Moore. Miss Moore is an English
Girl Guide who has born working
with the Girl Scouts of this country
for the past year.

Silver Display in
Bridgeport Store

An unusual window is being shown
this week by G. \V. Fairchild & Sons.
Inc., Bridgeport. in connection with
the private showing that they are
conducting of the Louis XIV pattern
in solid silver. This is a. new crea-
tion and is this week being shown
throughout the entire country.

The central plaque used in the“
dispi: y is worthy of special comment.
coming as it does from the studio
or one of the finest. artists in this
i\‘pe of Work.

The Louis XIV pattern is an ex-
ample of the rlscorative trend of the
finest work of American artists and
craftsmen. This motive. as the name
indicates. carries us back to the glory
of the French court of "Louis the
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South Norwalk Savings Bank

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Members of the Woman's club

held a. meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mice Helen L. Curtis.
6 Union Park. The subject for dia-
cussion was “Humanlution of Play-
sicology." The discussion was in
charge of Miss Margaret Brenllnger
and Mrs. G. Willis White. '
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' An elaborate program of enter-
tainment has been planned for the
St. Patrick's day party to be held
at the Girls' and. Women's .olub
rooms tonight.
the, open house held- every month

and the hostesses will receive.
A. O 0

Guests at thc'Royal James yea-
tcrday include:

Mrs. Hardy of Hartford.

Mr. and Mrs. “‘2 M. Spinning of
“'aterville, Maine.

Constance Janus of Hartford.

A. \K'. Pollard of Boston. Mass.

A. S. “'00:! of N. Y. city.

\l’. D. Shelley of Hartford.

.l. 1-2. Brennan of Boston, Mass.

1'. Roberts of N. Y. city.

w. R. Winner of Montclair. N. J.

l:. \\‘. Hopkins of N. Y.. city.

1:. ll. Kingsley of N. Yrclty.

C. 1.. Harrington of N. Y. city.—

Mr. and Mrs. ll. 15. “:1de of
, Providence.
J. J. Ryan of Providenc’e.
Norman Kley of Hart'ford.
.l. G. MacDonald of Philadelphia.
I}. “I MacDonald of Philadelphia.

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; Mrs. Arthur: K.. Emmett of Hart-
ford will address the Sunday meet.-
mg of the Norwalk council of Catho.
lic “'omen. instead of Miss Mary P.
O'Flahcrty.
O 0 C

Mombers of the choir of Mount
Zion church will meet tonight at
7:30 o'clock at the church. Mrs. M.
Goodwin is the chorister. The pu-
tor's aid will meet at the same hour.
as the choir members are members
of Th1; pastor's aid. Mrs. E.-Smith
is president. ' *

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Members of .tho Norwalk Boat
club will meet tonight at 11 Wall
street for thclr’- regular business
meeting. '
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The members

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of the “'omen’s
Christian Temperance union will
hold their regular weekly meeting
this afternoon.
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The Sewing circle of the Norwalk
council of Catholic \Vomcrl will meet
this afternoon in the club house. ""

\"(st avenue .for a rcgular session.
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The Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
church will give a. dinner for forty
men tonight at the Royal James inn.

The first in the course of lessons
to be given in Bridgeport under the
direrilon of Mrs. Edey for the train-‘
ing of Girl Scout council members
will .take mace today. The whole?
day will be consumed in study and
lecture. for 'whlch there is no charge;
The next lesson will be held on the
20th of March. '

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The “'orid “’iile guild is planning
to give an entertainment May 6.
Plans for the same will be an-
nounccd following the next meeting.
At the lust gathering of the guild
held Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Stephan Clifiord. a mielsonary pro-
gram was presented. this» being in
the charge of Miss Ruth Herring.

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Tho Gleaner's Circle of the First
.t‘oncrcgntionnl church is planning
.to give a tea. and food solo April 8.
:in the parish house of the -church.
i'i‘hrec new members have be‘en inl-
tinted into the circle Mrs. “‘llllam
J. Rider, Mrs. Ethel Robertson and
Mrs Silas ll. Sherwood.

. a of." ' . '

The Sundnt-schoolgfparty of the
First .V. l). church wfll be held to-
night at 7:30 o'clock}

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The Norwalk Sewing Circle will
hold a cake and food sale today from
Mock until 5 at the Piggley “Fig-
sley . on,

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The Endeavor loot the South
Norivulk Congregational church will
hold a dinner sometime in May in
the church. More detailed plans for
this event will be made at the next
meeting. The Circle is trying to
raise money for the year‘s work.

0 O 0
The Sewing Circle of the South
Nous-elk Congregational church will
meet this afternoon at the home of
bin. L. S. Ilcers. 45 lilmwood ave-
hue.
O o O
The board of voting members of
St. Peter's Evangelical church will
meet tonight at 8 o‘clock in the base-
ment of the church.

Select Artists for
Musicale airChurch

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The Kind Word Circle of the First
Congregational church has already
selected some of the artists who are
to appear on their "Musicale" pro~
gram, the night of April 15. Mrs.
Alice Smith Godilot. soprano of
Westpcrt and New York. Edwin
ldeler, violinist, Marlon J. Clayton.
organist. and Victor Blart will be
among those to take part. The

circle will meo lnext week to make
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The pupils of Mrs. Katherine
- is‘anborn will give a program of piano

Mid-Winter Musicale
At Hillside Tonight

The mid-winter muslcale of the
Hillside school will take place to-
night a 8 o'clock in the gymnasium.
8.

numbers and the vocal pupils at Mrs.
Lillian Sherwood Newkirk will sing.
There will be numbers by the school
chorus classes under Mrs. NeWkirk
and the school glee club. under
Mien Gertrude Wool.

 
 
 

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Training Forty-five Children for Party. at the
Nor‘yvalk Methodist Church _

 

With practically no assistance.
Mrs. Jennie Pugh has under taken
the great task of training forty-five
little children. most of them under
four years of age. for the Tom
Thumb wedding which is to he

Norwalk Methodist church under
the auspices of the Phllathea class
of the church. .

"It isn't so Very difficult at that."
said Mrs. l'ugh. "The best way to
manage such a situation is just to
get all the children playing at some
game they like. Get them interest-
ed in the game and they will for-
get all about their shyness and re-
licence".

'Ifrlenda'will be many do learn that
little Marie Smith. youngest-daugh-
ter Charles Smith of But-well street

. is ill with pneumonia.

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-Modern dance. Community hall.
every Friday night.-—Adv.
O O 0

Mrs. Madelne 'l‘uchi of Tailor
avenue has rccowred from in 1- re-
cent. illncss.
'. o o o
‘—’Closlng out $12.50 Spaiding
sweaters for W.25.—Donnclly'r.

O ‘0 O
Mathew Gall-o of
street 'wns a. visitor
yesterday.

Fort
in

Point
Stamford

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Ralph lluia of Sound View Ter-
race has recon real from his recent
illness.

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O O 0
—Radio and Victrolas
easy terms. Donncly.—Adv.

sold on

o o 0
Joseph Sail-arck of “'obster St..
celebrated his sixty seventh birth-

day anniversary at. his home last
evening.
0 O 0
—Large Pea. Coal. Harris &
Gena—Adv.
0 O I
Mrs. Ralph Caclils. lily avenue.

is confined to her home with illness.
0 O O
--This is your last chance to take
advantage of A. 1., Collins Co.'s re-
markable Hoesier offer. If you buy
your Hoosicr Friday or Saturday.
you get with it a. bcnutiful set of
dishes. :1 cutlery set and a glass

cereal set—Adv:

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zino of
Knapp street are entertaining rela—

tives from Hartford ovcr tho ivcck

» end.

‘ O O O
{The Twin City Valet is a. central-
Lv located establishment where

~cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work

for ladies and gentlemen is well
taken care of. 67 North Main St..
Phone 403. Adv. .

. a av, '.
Anthony Nickolrttc of Fort Point
street was a. visitor in Stamford
yesterday. - -

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_' SPRING'I‘IMB IMPORTANT.
Lalundry work at any season of
the~year is particularly important
Ind particularly so at the Spring-
time aoaaon of the year. Rag rugs.
lace curtains and many 'othor things
at this season of the your need at-
tention and The Star Laundry calls
the attention of the public 'to the
fact that the suggestions made
above will be given the closest at-
tentlcn here. This establishment
has excellent facilitiea for an fea-
ture. of ’iaundryg work. "Delivery
cavern-all sections of Norwalk and
vicinity. A phone call will bring the
can” to your .door for the laundry
package The star Laundry. 11
Cro- atreet. Norwuk. Phone 88“.
—M'. .

O O O
:zlohn Kobey of Cliff street motor-
od'to' Bridgeport Tuesday. ’ -
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Some of the children. according
to Mrs. .Pugh. get no entranced with
the work and their "par-ta" that
they don't want to go homo when
the rehearsal in over. it. seems such
fun to these Iour year old. to play
at "bride and groom!"

They are all looking forward to
tho. limu when the first dreaa re-
hearsal will be put tin—boys and
girls alike—for then they will have
11 chance to play at being grownoup.

The costume. which are being
made under the direction of Mrs.
Stephen Bray will be ready' about
the middle of next week. when the
first tryout. will take place.

Mrs. Jennie Oalbo of Cliff street
has recovered from her recent ill-
1109!.

O 0 0
——Beat Coal. Harris & Gena—Adv
O O 0

Frank Trabidzio of North Taylor
nvcnue was a visitor in New York
city yesterday.

0 . 0
—House and factory wiring done

by workmen who know how. Boot
of materials used and couaervatlva
price. charged. Radio Dela Ind
supplies are here. Moeller'a Elec-
tric Shop. 23 Washington Eta-Adv.

O a 0
James Comatock of Sew Haven.
was a business visitor in Spring-
wooMosterday.

O 0 0
Alfred Smith of Spring street was
a visitor in New Tori»: city yester-
day. .
O O I
George Adams of Paradise street.
was a. recent visitor in New York
city.

0 O 0
Special sale of 80:3 1-! Cord
Tire. at 8815. tube to fit (first
class) for 81.50. Ever Ready 8.
Batteries for radio. 81.“ for 28 14
volts. 82.90 for 15 volts. Nor-walk
Poet Road Tire Co, 62 Wall areet.

’ ——Adv.

O O o

Harry Morton of Ely avenue.
motoredto Bridgeport yeaterday on
busincee. -

O O C
John Shore of Clean street, is ill
at his home.

0 o 0

Lawrence Kinda of Fort Point
street. was a visitor in Stamford
yesterday.

0 O O
—Leigh Coal. Harris a: Gaul.
_ --.Adv
O O 0
Harold Burden of New York city
was a visitor in town yesterday.
0 O O
Joseph Charmer of Lexington
avenue. was a recent visitor in New
York city.

0 O 0
Alexander Strauburger of Lexing-
ton 'avenuo was a visitor in Bridge-
port yesterday.
- I O 0
—Banner Home Made Bakery. Iue.
Cross worda are in the limelight
today. We have a "PI-lo" In our
window that may help you Delve,
some of your problems. Wodueadar
every weak in Raisin Bread Dev. I
Monroe St. Phone Sim—Adv.
a a o . ,
Andrew Clash, of avo-
nue motored to Stamford yesterday
on business. . - .
.0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Runes of
Lowe street are having their home
remodeled. ‘ ' '

Court Narruk to
Hold Card, Party.

Pride of ”hurt Narruk Ciro}.
made arrangements to hold a card
party- Wednesday. lurch :3. do
we. hall. Mott avbnua, at the
monthly meat of the circle held
Tuesday night. Cards will be ”-
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M. m I _PREPARE
viii}: jANNUAL FAIR

tint Churchto Have
Ballisual Event at Hick-
ory Bluff -—- Firemen

» Ready for Supper

Mid Helen Finch. of Van Zaut
street. entertained the members of
the Women’s Association of the Be.
Norfolk Baptist church. yesterday
afternoon. The women of the as-
aociation are now preparing for the“
annual fair. which in bold ‘oach
summer at Hickory Bluff. Yester-
day a. number of beautiful art pieces
which had been made in prepara-
tion for the sale. were on display.
After several hours of sewing. tea
was served. Among those present
were: Mrs. Dudley Hoyt, Mrs. A.
Roselle, Mrs. Will Stevens. Mrs.
William Moran. Mrs. John Finch.
Mrs. Emma St. John. Mrs. Fred
Lyon. Mrs. Robert Homer. Mrs.
Henry Morgan. Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
Bartram. The president. Mrs. \Vil-
liam Austin. was not able to be pre~
sent as she is now sojourning in
Florida.

 

anode": dance. Community hall.
every Friday night.—Adv.
O O 0
There will be a joint meeting of
the Old “fell Hook. Ladder and
Bose company and the Mayflower
Hook. Ladder and Rose company in
the quarter-of the old Well, Sun-
day morning at 10 o'clock. At that
time. further plane will be made for
the big turkey supper which is to
be held Jointly by the two com-
panies. as a fitting linlsh too the
pinochle tournament just ended.
Captain Fcrrte. Lieutenant Rosina-
kl and second lieutenant Chris Van-
couver of the Mayflower Company.
and John Bradlar. Manuel Policy
and Howard Pinch of the Old Well
company are the committee in
charge. The supper will probably
be held Thursday night. April :8rd.
0 0

Rev. James Benton Werner of
Grace church will speak at the
meeting or the Christ church morn-
bera this evening at 7:30 o'clock. All
are invited to attend.
O 0 0
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Richard Riggs is ill at his home on
Hawkins avenue. with an attack oi
the grippo.
O 0 0
James Lockwood of Cove avenue
to having his spring gardening done
by‘Crowfoot ”Up of Cove avenue.

0 O 0 ‘

Mr. and an. Robert Joule! of
Boaviow avenue have been enter.
tuning their daughter Mrs. Her-
man Malcolm of New York city for
the past few days.

0 O 0
John Kelly is managing the
branch of the Andrew Davey stores
Just opnad on First street.
0 O O
The weekly prayer meeting of the
East avenue church was held last
night.

T. H. Canty and Company. real-
tora. at 17 South Main street. have
sold for Dwight W. Smith. the new
six room house just completed at 9
Norman avenue. Marvin Beach. to
Peter Yam of Chestnut street.

0 0 0
Captain Herbert E. Lockwood of
88 First Street found a pocket. book
containing a sum of money in East
Norwnlk recently. The owner can
reclaim this by calling at the home
of Captain Lockwood.

FASHION
News Notes

Br MN LAMONT
Special Correspondent of
The Evening Sentinel.

(Copyright. 1925.)
NEW YORK, March 13.—Have we
a. new color among us? We have.
The very latest one. as late as a.
sporting extra. la blotting paper
pink. It is being shown in a smart
shop here today in the form of an
evening cape of silk velvet worn over
a simple straight evening frock of
the same shade embroidered in la-
vender colored pearls.

Not a Oanhaeaut.
While French designers are fight-
ing over whether skirts shall be
short or only moderately short. an
American designer has designed a
frock which complies with the tenets
of each side. The skirt of this black
velvet evening costume is long but.
it is slit to the hip. The edges of
this opening are wrapped around
the figure and the long ends are
pulled up and tied in a. huge bow.
This larval to lift the hem on one
side to-the knee or higher.

She Never lacked Color.
Nobody thought it strange when
Lady do Bertha. better known as
the great beauty of King Edward's
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for wear to Curio. She haa
M new a book of memoir- of
a color no less brilliant and which
is ealeulaud to make some of those
remembered agelnn like any allk

worm.
- Silk andl‘ur.

Fur bund- oncoata are no novelty
when they are horizontal. but when
they-run up and down. they are a
distinct innovation. The latest coat
importation from Perla ll of black
gnu grain silk with perfectly plain
collar-and sleeves but withstands
m band. falling bom'tho low
binding: to‘balow the hen.

Comte.

- The newest. eat of camiknickerl. u
the English call combinations. Ihowa
the direct influence of lthe pleat so

 

Pinochle. euchre
niece-fol party given last night at.“
the Royal Janice lun‘under the aus.
piece of the lemma, Camp No. 9,
U. 8. W. 'F.. the Mulvoy Tarlov Post.
No. 608, V. F. W. and their auxil-
iariee.

Westport. Dal-ten and Stamford
were all well represented at the m-
lair last night Moot of the guests
“gel-cords. prizes being provided
for each table. The younger mem-
bers danced.

The acorekeepera for the evening
included: Ml. Gladys Townsend,
Mine Anna um. lulu rhym- Scott.
Miss Nit. Keene. Miss Madeline
Smith. Illaa Celeste Keena. Miss axal

na Hillier, Milo Mildred Hauachildi,
Miss Ruth Brush. Mrs: Helen Kline,
Miss Mazie Hodges. Mi- Helcn Oi-
sen. Mica Hole: hauler. Misc Made-
lino Leonard. Miss Helen Scully.
Mela Grace Mcuuilian and Miss The-
resa Christiano.

Among those who made up the
card tables were the following: Miss
Jennie F. Bodwell. Mia. Ra) l-‘. Ben-
jamin. Mrs. Joseph Brotherton. Mrs.

FRIDAY, MARCH ll,

McKinley Camp and Mulv0
Tarlov Post have Card p

 

Veterans and Their Auxiliaries Hold Su .
Affair at Royal J ames——T '"

 

and dancingvcornum. .
formed the main attractions at lhg‘ K..u,_ u

ituseell. Mill Helen \Vhite. Miss L‘d- l Ours. ~ I V. g i .

 

John Brotherton \Villinm Scully. W.
I. Comatock. Mrs. Clifford Haus-
childt. Air. Willis Cavanaugh. L. Zel-
lcr. Samuel Finkelstein. Mrs. Jamc-s‘
Shu-han. Elizabeth Tariov.

Bob Cullen. Charles F.

Mrs.‘ n..~;-§. V,
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Among those from Nomlk who
Will attend the Yale Night at thv
Straineld hotel in Bridgeport to
night are:
Ml.- Mariposa Taylor.
N. Knapp. Mrs. Edwin S. Thomas
Mrs. Irving C. Jennings. Mrs. Ruseel‘
Frost. Sr._ Mrs. John Keogh. Mrs
Russell Frost. Jr.. Mrs. J05) Cara
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James A. Farrell, Mrs. Richard
Jennings. Mrs. C. Merritt Ives and
Mrs. A. D. “'ndsworlh.

 

Hcr Dresses “'car
A woman l0: years old. who nov-
er bought a dress in her life, is Mrs.

Bibby Overman of Liberty, N. C.
Bargain sales have never tempted
Mrs. Overman from her lifelong

homespun. colored with dyes made
by heraelf from red oak. bark. cedar
topa. walnut bulls, and similar ma-
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ARE YOU ONE OF THE 08%

Recently the Lydia E. Pinkham!
Medicine 00.. of Lynn. Mass. sent?
out over one hundred thousand
questionnaires to women who had
used Lydia E. Pinkham'e Vegetable
Compound. asking it they had been
helped by its use. From the replics
received 98 per cent. of women.
from all walks of life. answered in g
the aflirmatlve .tclling how they had '
been relieved from the various all-
menta for which they had taken it.
Isn’t this a wonderful recommenda-
tion for the cmciency of this old-
fashioned root and herb medicine.—

Adv.

HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation Co.
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Attend ‘iYale Night” i

Mrs. Hubert E. Bishop‘
Mrs. I’hilip,

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Daily Service Between
New York and lint-walk

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A Card Party and Dance '3

Will be given by The Veterans of F or-
eign Wars and Spanish War Veterans

ROYAL JAMES

- Card playing will start promptly at 8:30
i ‘1 Dancing will continue until 13'
' Music by Allen’s Orchestra

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