\Piersortal ~Men lion
Local 'Items
iss Brendlinger Tells
7‘ l Equal Rights
prcsr ntcd yes- That “on: on
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gi' Amermlm .\~socl'.llon of l'ni-
g-sity “halt-u. Not-walk l‘ranch.lplvof§$ion'
I? m the Sawmill library.
H
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:cc'm; lift“ ‘1‘“. 19‘4" lliscz'lnlillalwll against
.130. th' mzlll-‘r Oil govel‘llnl- llt servicc.
(3..» “arsllcmtlun “'35. That \\ omen shall
~‘v..- sniv‘v-L‘ 0: .1
)—A ‘IN- 22.. ~ - r, :il- .lz'1lrn00n. :md' live“ u pay {or men and
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“Y 5"" r'~ ‘ i“! i “I “ Lon m the 5.112%; “ork.
. That women shall
the l‘z‘ltu‘lr
lb..- \\'-_~ Lv'. -\ '21' ..r.d
lvy Mr» )14JXJTII llrcn Illnger Q The tho doublv lnoml
liqvnl lllgmx xx l‘.\""l'll :n.‘ .\l.- 51-3“ nu long-3‘ rxlsl’.
' "amt“? ‘" 3”" H’ 3‘ ii“ “i" 'l‘!:::: caploztuion of scx of
~"l- ‘ j.»l..l'll no longer (\ist.
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i s . _ .
-' ”- 1““. 7- ~ ' ~ _ 5min inheritance laws
(‘Ellllra'zcn .2 l .\l nag. h ”fin 35 tor mcn.
Tim the i-lcntil)‘ of
lonzc-r lie nlcrgt‘d
husband.
“011an l0
ilflL'T marriage.
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the
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criminatml attains: m the
v'il'li’é cf tlw cour'. _
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l
2.: “in: Hopes to
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roug' V: .H _ ,. ‘ ,. f H: “ “mm; women shrill lento:- ( \ist.
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d 1;." M Q ‘ .l ‘ sc ”mg oil in) “on: '1 of tile ln'mtr}
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to coalmc: l: true 1}:
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History of World Court
I . f ’
hiversity Women Have Five Speakei‘s \V ho
‘ .Talk on Varied Subjects—Mrs. Weed on
Flu: spcaktl‘ \"tl‘i‘ ml the unusu-lbamd from any occupation.
‘ shall no longcr
rdazv' art. rust-r. .v the mating of; discrlnllnutcd against in the
melllml and teaching. or any other
That women shall no longer
in ch'll
for \u'onlcn.
to:-
ill”
retain
fatally shall
;n the husband alom‘.
~ (Mu his
rropcrtjr.
151';le
of marriatc.
(”ur.:mon
p: atom
“pawn " will!
scuba,
"“1 «iv not \\ l1}. ~.‘l«.l
"lon :--ra wvrnt-nfi‘ 5.121.
‘v: 12' 2210‘ lr :l-z‘ ;;_. r‘. :l:.~l
up spun;
Z~ :A’W'Ml
"Hal dwfeat
I
more than 1‘.‘ s arc-s hats
be
legal.
be
and
no longr-r be
0..>-.l'lll1li‘|lllv,\l against in the lorcign
3.x - ._ roll-3:: “‘l'~';‘-'>"‘5itl c, consular and diplomatic ser-
"8 Lllkf‘. .Ii‘v'J'. \lt-
women
no longer ‘9;
billl‘ld from priesthood or ministry:
standard
women
it til“.
that
hir
l
Wife shall no longer be-
cv..n.<. le‘rc'l as supported Lj,‘ the hut-1
A 3
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spcaklnc :
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ll. ~““‘th' lulcr.
“310’
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true!
'02. 14:: '
must
\\ £10 ls rm“. szz‘.
ih€:~' opr-osmg it“
first;
l
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'1‘“): "03352! slim! T“? i‘TT‘T-'.‘ bc‘ ln’-v two grournnnintrlllgtnt op-'
._ S , ,
l Combmed Savmgs
1;, ; With
a, ; L1fe Insurance
' ‘ i 3 It Provides—
’ i For education of children!
For paying off a Mortgage!
For accident or sickness!
For loss of employment!
Do You Know-How 81.00 to
$2.50 Per Week Will Do This?
JOIN 11“.:
Savings Plus
Insurance Club
AT THE
South Norwalk Savings Bank
South Norwatk. Conn.
\ Open Monday innings 6 to 8
Detach This Coupon and Mail to Bank
——_—..——__._
———————.——
Plus Insurance"
_._-._—-—.,
asc send me more information regarding the “Saw I
plan without any obligation on I“
i .
g If You Have Any News
" *m~_-—~4—~ - ..
wwutm .
g 0! communists.
‘ gull-'15,
“‘31-!
!l;;;ll...:b.~; pumps ll‘ULLl start to
I u. .- 21‘.
l 1:. split of I'l.’
......
The musicnlo and Tom
cl, (“'3
l Abll.
aftzlil‘ “us held In the
“1‘:
. ran .1 :ulcnllln‘.
Cullllil't‘n ....l-l:, t:.._« "nut-ling" “as;
swig-.1 lll puma; .‘m. ”it dummi-
lln. .zcts and 31‘" 3,5 slluu‘lllg not
1mm; o: stage ll‘lyllt.
‘ln.l-t:,ho:.‘. the u hon; :llium, tat-'3‘
:ll.:_l~ Conlllirnt (I ‘ -
lltls “as plllllurlly duc'
Pugh:
1.1; p.u,\crs m tl‘.~.‘lr 59-;
not. zwlsr d
l'H of Mrs. Jl'nm-s
.li,“~l e: hlnm :ra.
list
J. [Mills Ltd“..-
cli.;-‘.rt..
night was. a
a l.'m.-< null LllSllnCS.
)ll‘fi.
0! tin.- t‘oslumvi, which «on: equal.)
-;:l;-l 1 :fu ll'w.
"grow. 1.!) '
llrt-Fs suns Lml
.: rounds c!
:vng.
lztur n'. :..cll:dcd
L {32' gm! the
‘ l.‘.“‘. .7 unwilling at
.l' 3 o'clock.
llll ‘il'
.a the" 11;:
,.
:.li.:~‘.
.rom 19‘. .l
”Ml ‘.2
.-_- lllf- r
Salos. LUCIE, quartcucs and rmul.’
l’wsldcs.
lrgs :cuturtd the program.
" - X1.lr‘.l‘ - rs Kl-en ly :llv ",illnzlvrs.’
Niluodl l :«‘l. ~s::.l and by Mrs. Arthur
til! mu liu'l, Gvnl‘gc G. l\'cs pre-
sided :l' the ornan.
L‘.1'.llu tin» melting. Mrs. Pugh
“.15 ;:x.\v.:,1- .1 l._\ agl-ld. x f-lu h) the.
Thumb.
\\ c mmg ‘nt‘ll at (no Norwnik .\l. l..
’Llluxcll .‘uol lllbllt, Ulldt‘r the :ulsplu a,
l'llllaluca this; was a 2W:-
iln-'
mam
étx‘ilL-l‘l c: In: CllL-lcn rstlt, an tx-‘
llm-nse txcitvmt-lll
i \\ hull l'll“t‘llid unun; mothers anal
ll; task to undertake the]
c v: -c::,--;l\u tin) cumin-u.
undv-r :our ){'.’ll>l
. in: 1:10 C.i..'!ll'i€.‘$ c: the chll-.
rt‘ll-‘CilOn of
“.{I‘l and kaoulcdsu or.
Sl- slur. l._;ly was Chairman?
The llule gins1
llrl sscs. the boys
"boiled"
applausci
‘ LL‘JLllL'llllt.‘ tullh.
both.I
"weddint."
723-) o'cloek
members 0! the Phllathea class. in Brice. Claire Bouton, Margaret Dun-
The bars
The marriage ceremony was per-
apprccintlon or her hard work.
x'clurn; Lrum in. clzlcl'lnlnqcnt .us.‘
.l.:lL urv \u in; used by tn-.~ l'nml-lrcc: to the last detail. The weddlng
. prom-salon termed as tho rear 0! the
‘ “Wm“ ‘5 ”"3““ w“ “mm“ 9““. cnumh and proceucd down tho main
fame to the strains at Mendelssohn};
u“! utddmg march played by Charles
I U. iron,
Urn-used in white trom head to
loot. llatuug a. long veil and carry-
3- "T9 M" “iii“ “0““ by D°r‘~lulg a. ShU‘Vtr bouquet 0! Willie sweet
l._.u.1 Klllu3lclll, ‘40-: belle; IN“. 5“,. Virginia 1)an made ‘
‘\(‘r}' becoming brloc.
gdatm) by the slot: 01 her new “bus-
~;.t class 0! “'AHL'XI All”.
“vai’S.
tl:" program’ presented by
... .. l. llulu-lul lllo.‘ lu.lu\\lu‘l
l_ Ltllllu >0“), D) .udlglll‘cl
bar.
nmotlL'
I. (always Aauulpnrc).
' uurumy brun-
uu‘ , axilll It“)
0. no.0. '..tr. L t).'
'- S.
“1.5 kc.l.ll. Urul‘gc Dolflaleln. Acu-
u. .n unto-(l.
5. HUJlsklic, "Happy Kiln-n,
u.|ll2|.l..lu aut‘ut‘. lluluul”
r. D.n§. ‘ culliou. ’
c.,~n null.
:44 #5 lulu-.lc’. and liuucrl Mute.
3. bag. “ulltolllc tinsel oprzllg.
Liqullu. llcul'nt. l.UClllL'
Lut'luuuQ “”1. .uazxurle uumpnres.
u...cc Arnold.
lit‘lulne. "A l‘hllathca ltcelpc,’
1". Song. "LM3S 0: Summer Glory'
Ill-ryl Unuuulivr. .l.tncl Lnambv~ rlnm.
UUT‘J'I‘) l-fllltl‘. Carmine .‘lllclh'll.
Lllral helix-amt, Ullxourlcbcl.
ll. 11.an duct. Alargant
Ch..r.oll-_~ Dunbar.
l: ulmrtttlc. “IF-.l'lsy Song," .\l;lr-
hutthy. Lots part-cu.
rl IT'JVI lz. l'..'l_\‘ Grit-livl.
13. Duct. "Slat-fr Ruth."
Mouton and Frank Hartwell.
ll. ladlca' tau-none.
Lamont." Mnrgant “fifths.
sari. Z.
Llal'tnc»
Dun-
: Utlnd. '
4. Song. "Summit-r is Coming." “Ll The: bridesmaid “d {later 81”!
2.1-d Lulu—".bk‘i‘, \ilul‘uu Lunu. Uou5-; mus“ to ”m pmtureaunDCI o; a”
processlon la their lashloaabla blue
l‘hey earned Old
bonny!
.\ul' ‘J Lalllsvan, hound llumpulc,.l Incluqu the following: ”ride.
by .‘uxfl: ovum.
“3.4mm.- had-n, radical ”iii, a“;
Frank,
Clairol phrcy. \\'lllrcd L‘ohn.
“Holden:
note by human.
murmurs or nu: BRIDAL PARTY
1.0li‘lo right: Lillian Finch. Marjorie Brunjea, Lard Haase. Charles lt‘more Barto, groom: Virginia
bride; Dorothy Brunjcs. Mlldrpd Mackie‘y. Alne Sturgcs.
chmlca Elmore Bat-to.
and [‘an gowns.
.lunloncd uoscms.
'l he
5min Dunbar;
rum)“; us. 7.. La Mtlce, Mmgaret Worthy.
t‘lzlnwr luiuton, Mal-guru Dunbar;
T liX‘l-lt"3 Mother. Dorothy Bauer.
brides Father. lv‘ranx Hartweu.
’l‘hc swans; Beryl Gallagher. Jean
lion. Lydia Goldstclu. Katherine
\\£ll-ln, llcatrlz-o ludicnt. Gertrude
llozt. Dorothy Wolfe. Katherine
'l‘uttlc. Lots Benedlct, Marja-lo:
Ina: llumphrey. (Lady: Humphny. Dorls
rllloonl. Lucille l’runyi. Lola Barrett.
~l-;-.t.:.n 11“.. Grace
‘umell Bray. Caroline ult-
Charlea Hum-
Hoyt.
Roy Grit-he].
Frank Hartwell. Charles who, Carl
Zulu \\ «our-ling. Robert Souk.
Arnold.
tirirbcl.
l-nul. Adria. Cohn.
(‘uiuld
:1, George Oomneln.
unlu‘citxcnt
{W'sl’ :.:.x as. oppo-
‘ lrr‘. l :titz' .l'.'l"l‘.£‘~. ls nlnaysv
-. \ ‘l. l.-' lls (UH-l
1; (max:- till-.Il}
:.v_r-,v.5. 1C ; :ly (litlv'IW :t'.
z. The so-cu-lcd Pall‘l“'.llj
'l’l' .l t.» as ill-3
l) Sula-3
‘ll; :3 12'.-l:
llflf‘n
\Vol’hl
205;- c: .l l- ;:\
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.. rwzrvr. :ltorr bright-
». {Hutu-ll; than lluy :lrt‘
21'! up. to .m) 01¢
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as...
r .2‘ l'.‘ 5011- :‘mL
‘zr'n ll vxl‘ull'l; .l.
:ur: -.l and uotlcmlc
zlzc almw". mc'
tins carry} his lllu'l“.‘ia
l‘llf.
4.1.l
ileum-2
.215
«i \"l'li'ln‘i
to that llllll'ls. ll-wl in;
3"v1‘lt. mauluzully.
chanced.
are the
scans:
wl \Vl’ll tllcm.
( l'l:
1;..71 Un- ,-;; ins. at llfil glance,
i.;._\' .3 .ls~'.l;.:lcil uhich ls p.uCtd
a: .t l ~ -'.\.-.v‘.:~ g-- if; utilair compe-
lztlurl lvtzt- rt s'z‘Ls “her' child«
line.“ is 1\“‘r.'z‘.l'.!'.tl and whrre lt lsl
"not. :lzculd Dc against federal l» gls-L
Then one learns that almost
.1! l“-; ll: zzllnumctuz'vrs of the
m I‘ll: .211: running tllllls in the south.
This slunl going. or opposition is:
powerful than the first :n that
.' .. great-r \nalth at its Como
l~:-~r.d. and has flooded the country
-l'.n thousands at do;lars north of
l" ° Also. by threat t-f With-
arm-a: .ldx-srusiug. they are able to
control press 0'. the country.
l’crtunahly. no: all of our yzlpars
can bi:
cumin E.
"I wonder how
seen some ul‘ llltll‘ propaganda?
one; looks through. headings such as
:hcse moi: the we: "Bolshcxlsm.
Communism. and Socialism." The
:zvznlcs delight in calling women like
Jane Adams. Grace Abbott and Mrs.
Carrie Chapman Catt. communists.
()thl'TS. rum-.- charztuble and tolerant.
are content to call them the dupes
Only the other day
.101"
7‘15
owl
llzc
‘ Mr. Gcl‘aghty. who. by the Way. had
. been rccomzuended to me to speak
. :l’. 0112‘
j Cheney.
. just misguided creatures, the tools of
2
J
Child Labor meeting but
couldn‘t and suggested Mr. Beers who
«lid conic. got up at Hartford and
slid: "Poor Miss “'elles and Miss
They mean well. but they'rc
the Bolshevists."
"I don‘t know Ills Welles “cry
“‘1, but I'd like to meet the per-
son he he bolshm‘lst or monarchlst.
who can make a. tool of Miss Che-
ney. Miss Alice Hunt who spoke at
Writeto'l'thoman’s Editor,
do The Evening Sentinel,
or 0:11. 93. .or 93.1
-_._ .N... _. -.._...'.-_.——--- .-.,.
Hon :lr‘l-
; lhu
._\ chance lurks.
«_ w. :_ pr: -"
'lfutlolls, 19-‘
is (nor-i
.fv'.‘ :l
:zmhlmz’
ionc ol~
. thcl
as the bl'l'zutucturvr's AROCm-J
a”...
l30ught, ‘01”. man) hum sac?
nlany or you hovel
.\s‘
a...
' ed baton the required
__'
lllllslde school last wet-k. told hie
kiln-fie ls.an«l. She and her cv-lo
ll gu’s who are actl‘re tn the League
0: \t‘umcn \‘our: and in the Con-l lack 1U mou- loner". standards. This
'szl- r 5 League. uttl‘.
fo put through sous) lcgtsll-=
an:
ll'll"!
{li‘n ”I“
"\Vl‘u.‘
tho 5-.-
l'J :tmu-nts l:- :l
.ll.\U Call»?! "Roda."
‘lzv‘y in Um? “c (all! mak-
p-oph: see the lolly of lhtl!‘
qucs'ion. \\'-: don‘t
“:12". 2‘. \":'.ll too lcn: to put a stop‘
In child"
prevails in some states.‘
I:‘.l_'lllful condition
that
must tutn our attention to
mullxcl llt opposition.
"This. I should say “as best c.\-
cn.zl.l.-~l l:‘. the stand the New
York World has taken. I sclcct the
to 3hr
lzlbor
So \\ .,
“'orld. not being willlng to suppose_
tllcutlnt that its motile lorl
nxlrmm: the “unsure was actuated ; Ltlk on 'he ulucazlonal nl‘ccw(|eg of
alhcrtlslng—nsllhv- l'nltcll Sixes,
lcring
the most liberal papers in
this countr). t‘s editor. the bril~
llm2t \\'al'_cl- Llppman.’ author of
'l‘llhllc Opinicn' voice: the policy 0!
hls‘papcr when he says: '\"e behave
in States' Rights.’ .1 think we all
lit'llI‘VL‘ in Stair-3' nghts. Our de-
mocracy has two corner stones and
one of them ls the right of mcry
state to manage its own ninja.
The other is the right or the federal
guxernlnent to promote (be general
\wlfnrr and to srcurc the blessings
of liltf‘rty to ourselves and our
Puslcrlly.
“Docs Child Labor come under
home main. or ls it an evil that is
prewllcnt throughout the country?
Some people thought negro slm'ery
was a. “latter of State‘s Rights. at
what cost we now know. Dean
Pound of Harvard pointed out that
state boundary lines were tneraly
artificial lines on the map and not
insurmountable barriers. “113: la
to prevent a family. rspeclally
who‘re the stakes are not deeply
rooted. from pulling up those
stakes and going !rom Connecticut
where the standards are high to
Rhode Island when: they are much
lower. or from New York to New
Jersey. All the iniquity does nof‘llo
in the south. Some of our North-
ern States do not fall far short 0:
the minlmrp- standards."
Mrs. “‘ced pointed out in her dis-
!~_\' Ti Jr of
mission of the amendment that the'
draft showed :5 per cent. of our
boys between 15 and :l were illiter-
ate. and 46 per cent sub-normal
physically.
"It ls right for the states to de-
cide on a matter that aflects the
citizens or the I'nited States and by
the inaction of some or those states
to lnjure citizens of the whole
country?
“Mr. Lippman suggested that
each backward state raise Its stand-
ard. to equal those of the preview
federal child labor laws; He asked
tho district of Columhh.to sat the
pace and feels that public opinion
will soon force that. motto to!
into line. I! that can be accomplish-
" antes
hare ratified the annulment. so
much the better!
moyejlun those lighting {or feder-
al lesislatlop. But we can only
Judge l-y
llzc sumo stat;- of affairs exits ml .12! dim-sly
Working 3 Rapper. ,1
None will rejoice
past performances. Im-
atter the first child
lnllor lav: “or declarnl unconstitu—
tional lhr (blending stairs wont
or»: the unconstitution-
ulu} c: the second law “as dcclar-
cl! also. a
"lint l .‘llll 1....1 hopctul it those.
salt-rs do not nus-.- lhl’lf standards.
and if lhe} think that the ow-r—
whclmlm: (1-??(‘32 or the amend-
l:=.-_x.! lz’ls ms! is .1
carriers. then the lnhlligent opposi-
{Ion Will (we the tutlllty 0! states
rights. :zn-l will Joli) the ranks of
the proponvnts or the measure. To-
gcthzr they will surely deter. the
unintelligent opposition.
Mrs. .‘laurlcc K. Stevens. ln hcr
gun: an excellent
resume of the situation and dlscus.
sod the Towncr~Stcrllng bill. now
known as tho Stcrllng-Rccd bill.
This lull provides for the {or-ma»
non of a. Federal Bureau of Educa-‘
drawing .1
lion. with :1 secretary
.‘leiu'y of 512.000 and a cabinet.
she tllSCllfiSK'd the illiteracy of the
l.;ru and “omen m the United States
an dthe need (or some stronger su-
pervision o! cducatlon
present in force.
She stated that among the na~
norm of high educational standing.
the United States showed the great-
est percentage of illiteracy. In
speaking of the teacher: in
schools. she said:
"At the present time there are
one hundred thousand teachars in
than is at
our schools who are under 31 years
of age: there are 30.000 who have
had nothlng more than a. grade
school education; there are 20.000
who finished 0!! with just a high
school education. and than are 10.-
um who have no protesaional train-
ing at all."
Mrs. Stevenson said that the main
objection raised by the opponents of
lhc measure was that lt would later-
{ore “‘th state‘s rights. as most of
the education would be under Fed.
oral control.
During her talk the speaker
touched 'on tho— shocklng physical
and educational defects which the
army examinations brought 'to light;
told of some of the. states which
seemed to have no regard at all for
the children under their supervision;
and then discussed the proposed
cost 0! the bill—the money that
would be necessary to put the
amendment into good running or-
der. '
"Edmtlon is high on the scale
of the welfare of. the country. said
lira. Stevenson. "it is something
which meets _ns' an' vitally and
which should be glveu tho proper
consideration."
urn. Walter A. Peek. Manta:
tho Weapon-t Town llamas-
socutlom was the an: M. ha
aw.m: “Pending Connects.
eat " '
m now under disc” to tho
Stats more: '
uedioal Practice bill. which is!»
mudmumm
“on which took 911% “now
walking so-
whole cast lor the wedding
\lr-
Minds-groom. Charles
lulllurl; balm; Mud of Honor. Doro-
itny mum-3a; lJcat Man. lair flange;
.. no.2. “will You Marry Me?‘ [lilld0snudid8. Mlldred Macldey. Mar-
jortc brunms. Adele Sturges. Lillian
l-lnch: Allnlster, Ray Grlcbel: L‘sh-
Ollte
justnicatlou of
the shocklmr conditions withlnthclr
our
Legislation.
She stated that the mm
Feature Articles
Club News
au- Dorothy Dada-hill o: 1 Law-
renco street. entertained at a mug.
day M last evening. in honor or ;
sec-maul Nrtbday. ,
O 0 O
f Tina curator. of the Toreador
club Will hold dinner tonight at
the Nomi]: Co ntry club.
‘ O O O
1126 Wom‘a Won of the
South Norwalk’ Baptist church is
holding a file of home made cakca
and pics today at the Plggly Wiggly
use. Main street. It commenced
a: 10:80 o‘clock.
. 0 O ‘ O
The Nona): Chapter of tin Dc
noisy will oLsu-va lta :‘lcvnllonal
dd.) “the South Nomi): Bapllst
char-ch tomorrow at 7:30 o'clock.
O 0 O
The entertainment committee has
made anal arr-nanom- to hold a
card party and social on Lincoln :6
in “to lodge rooms. The entertain-
ment committee consists ot. lira. P.
Colo. chairman: Mr. and .‘drs. 1;.
Austin. 1’. Cole. Air. and Mrs. J. .
Moore. Emlly Getman and .‘llary
McLaughlin.
o 0 0
Louis Wolfe. thrcc-year-old son or
Mr. and Mrs. \Volte of Taylor ave-
nue. entertained at a birthday anal
versary party at tho home of ill:
parents. Thursday night. Yellow cut:
flowers decorated the home. Games
were played. music enjoyed. fol-
lowed by delightful rctresllments.
O 0 0
Six members of the Nomll-t
branch of the Connecticut company
attended the mlostrcl allow and
dance glvcn in Bridgeport Thursday
night by the~young ladies of tho
Brldxoport division.
W—
Ralph Lone of Springfield. Mass"
is “suing (Head: in this city.
0 0 0
Miss Frances Smith of Taylor
avenue visited her cousins Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Cullen in Danbury
Friday.
0 O 0
Special sale of 80x8 1-: Cord
‘rlres at 81.45. tube to In (first
class) (or 8150. Ever Rudy 8
Batteries (or radio. 81.63 {or :2 1-:
volts. $2.90 for ‘5 volts Norwalk
Post Road Tire Co.. C: Wan steel
—-Adv.
O O 0
Miss Harriett Sullivan of Con-.
cord at .32 and Julia Crawford of‘
South Main street went to Bridge-
port Frldal'.
O O 0
William .‘llllcrot l-Zlmwood
nue. returned to his dutics
n‘-‘_'.
in his
Washington street grocery store 10-;
l
day. after his recent lllncas.
O O -
—Tl:o heatlng problem tn its
ovary teaturo no matter how large
or. small the job may be can be
correctly taken care or by The Ncl~
son ll. White Establishment. at No
Main moon—Adv.
o o 0
Ralph Arnold sludcnt at “calci-
an Cnhorslty. ls spendlng the null:
r-nd at the home of his parents l:.'
From-n sin cl.
0 O .
City TrtAsul-n :‘
was a visitor in
day.
Allxuil l'. Kevin:
Srnlgcpcr: 5mm:-
0 I I
—-Houso and
by workmen who know how. [Inst
of materials used and constrvzltn'c
prices charged. Radio sci:
supplics are here. bloc-tilts Elec-
trlc Shop. 25 \\':.~hl;lg:cn <:.—.\dv.
I O O
“‘illinm Czlman of Fruity-port is
spending the on}; end wath
aunt and uncle. Mr. and
Joseph Gltscn 0: Spring szreet.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs
Cliff strrc: an; (nlflllfllnln': rel;-
lncs :rolu Bridgeport our the “(ck
end.
a o a
SX‘RISGTIML‘ IMPORTAST.
laundry work at any‘season c.’
the year ls particularly important
and particularly so at the Spring-_
time season of the year. Rag rugs:
l
lacs curtains and many other thing:
at this season o.’ the your necd :5:-
tcntlon and The Star Laundry Cali:
the attention of the public to the
{act that tho
tentlou here. This
has excellent faculties for all fea-
tures of laundry work. Delivery
COVOI‘J ”I sections Of Norm-all: and
vicinity. A phono call will bring the
same to your door for the laundry
package Tho Star Laundry. :1
street. Norwnlk. Phone 3::
—Adv.
O O 0
John Kobcy or PM! street motor--
ed to Bridgeport yesterday.
the State or Connecticut in the (all,
of’1923.
Enforcement of the Eighteenth;
amendment. the Senate bill. which
provides for the penalizing o! the
purchaser of illegal liquor as “'cll
as the seller.
House Bill No. 63?, providing for;
Merritt '
the establishment of
system in civil service.
Firty~hour week and
day for women and girls.
the
_Honse But No. 874. which pro-i
rides for the formation of a state
board of motion picture censors.‘
consisting of three members. (ach
to receive a salary of 54.500.
Five bills concerning the bill-
board Ithance. (our of which are
“emotional.
House Bill No. 4"
concerning
jury service {or women. '
Bona- Bni No. 39}. urging a state
mm to investigate and act on .
the pollution o: waters.
BUY
o...
.--——.-_.l ~ ._.._ ..
- it! :-'.:lt::
factory “lrzn; fiche"
and‘
James Florence (-f'
suggouions made'
above will be given the closest al-_
establishment
_ taken care of. 67
nine-hour .
i
Nur-
the
\' omen In
All It: pill-hum
' attend
“all; are : \ltul to
noon a: 3 o'clock. undo
{was c.’ “.15
.\ ssOt is 1 mn.
Republican
chargc.
lilall \‘f .c Norwalk
“Rumpus .‘rSlKL'tllC'n. is :n
.\ “mil cf C'mn-Iniutlon is
.‘ll‘S.
she l...~ \i"l‘-L and is doing
Nor-“12k Republican “brush.
to: l'.’ urn-.110: mans-c: l'.)
[or the
and
.:hn 1. >0 puisszuklngly supervised
each ;_rl.‘; cur}: alli‘..l)' of {lie 31“
5i)k..l'.lon. “lllcll has: (0711'? under
her ::‘:.n..cum-:r.l.
lrurmc the vas'. “inter. Mrs.
nununlt‘d‘ “as in Jam 0: the. '
“willy luncheon , meetings or the:
assr-cl-lton. \lhllh mecllngs pro‘rcd‘
such a gi‘tl'. success. .
Tim gm cram Monday afternoon
Will lnclil-L- \ocal selections hy-
li- Y‘T'l' 1:;l \\'1I‘Kl:!l- ill. Violin
fsolm ly Mrs. Juhn \\‘r:f:l-}‘. nn-l 4
Shri‘" :nZZc l ' l-.-. l ..~I:.'.v llc i‘or‘
: l‘u'l . I.
\l. .21 r.lil 5.2-:
"s I\‘ ~C. - -“‘—C"‘" 1r ‘1
l vi~ . My: llose \V Full: of
l‘m" ‘ s'lc-i WU! rczrc: la la???
1!..‘ >'::: .< ;;l ..’ in: tort!
0 o -
——P..ll';io and \':ctrolas sold on
ILIy turns. Donn>!;~'.—.'\d'~'.
, .
CL“ . Ru -5 S
0 O
-lcl‘.l.2._\' S131.Kl‘l u‘ lilrigdll'n' S'
‘3’: “fixing-l v.12: J- a
J. v.01. 1:1.
a ponticzz
Q . I
_‘n:L-1:O scrlice :2:
O O O
l le «rd aw -
with
.‘Xha H01: :1 l-v" us w:
nw‘c hls al‘mpted a rusztlon
J. ..- .7. Chi. Inc.
0 o 0
Harris 5; Gang—Adv
. O O
Alyce l‘urxons of Raymond
“ho hfis {ken ill is now fully
recon cr- ". ‘
-—B( 5: Coal
C O .
The Twin (‘."_v Vale-t ls a. central
ly toured establishment where
thawing. dyeing and tailoring work
for 136503 and :emlrmon is well
North Main St.
Phone 408. .‘dV.
0 O 0
George Grain of Taylor avenue
\isitel l’:l.‘.ti\{'s in Bridgeport
Tinsrmlay.
b O 0 O
—Lclgi Ccal. Harris 1: Carla.
-—Adv
. Second District Clerk Arthur Ster-
lull: was a \‘lsltor in Saml’ord last
cloning.
F.‘ s. LYON .
JOB PRINTING
South son-6m:
- Chairman of Meeting
Prepares Plans for Ga
. therin .
\V omen Monday Afternoon 5t gaffe” ‘*
.‘IBS. ALEXANDER J. El ““1111
to b“; hold at:
the llt._\.ll Jalzzes Inn MOndn} aft'.r-'
r the nuso'
Norualk Republican .
sander llummler. chair-1
- due:
liunzmll'r. lor the gi‘t‘ll “orig,
“huh:
a1 Ja
Musical Instrumen
‘...""-v---:‘ 5
Crimean. .-v , -2:
- 14 80. Main St. So, 5:.
Bucschrz' S;;...1;:::es
\" =
Ludo:
in r“. .- '--r<
DONNELLY'S
MILLLV ERY
K. A. Pnlhemus
61 NO. tum STREET
" so NORWALX
PHONE 3145
Motor Transportation '
LONG marl-tic: m: u
‘26 Concord St. Phone'
'MW
H ERSH l‘l ELI)
muy semce Between
New York and 8
psi) ‘vluzs P08
1'?ng some
South Norwalk
31:“ tons ortut
:ou. St. firs-M
- o
- STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
. “mamas FOR THE ENTIRE HOME“
43-65NQMAINST.
PHONE 105
SOUTH NORWALK
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