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Probably no concert that the Nor-
waik church orchestra has ever
given, has aroused so much interest
and enthusiasm as the one which is
to be given in the Norwalk M. E
chin-ch Friday evening. Everywhere
FRANZ IJSTEMANN
New York 'Cellisi “be Will Play
illéziit-lccls are selling, {or remem-
lirznm-s of ill“ orchestra's past an—
nual spring concerts. bring quicken-
'ng rmponses to this year's offer.
Personal Mention ‘
Local Items
)
nusual Numbers ' to Be
Spring Concert
Both Local and Out-of-Town Artists Will Take
Part in Norwalk ChurCh omhm Enter? —Beet coal at 'reduced prices.
—7 Unique Ensemble Selections.
‘ Barring accidents. this year‘s oeu-
cert willeclipee anything 0! the post.
While every number on the program
is of the highest order. there is not
one that is "dry." There is variety
There are numbers that display
skill. such. for instance. as "Kill On
the Cl!!!" overture. by W!
the one greet .worlt by this composer
which has kept his name before
the public. Another number. which
-wtl'i close the pro; ram. is Mendels-
sohn's overture. “Athena." This
overture was composed in e phono-
menonally short time. end shows
what a great composer could do and
did .10 when pressed tor time. it
beglnb and ends in a. very broad
lstylc. but its Motto Alegro move-
' ment is brilliant and (lashing.
While every other’number of the
program is good. one other is
especially good. That is. the selec-
lion from Mascagni's opera. "Cava-
ieria. Rusticens." in this selection
there is music that is truly been“-
tul—melodiss that have lived for
years, and that will live on end on.
Another one teeture of this year's
concert is the extra artists that have
been engaged from other cities—art-
ists who play instruments that will
give an ensemble edect such as has
’ never been heard in Norwaik.
The chief or these artists is Frsnv
Lietemann. the well-known ’celllst of
New York. Mr. Ltstemann is a. gen-
uino artist. He plays with great
feeling. and never tells to inspire
and thrill his audience. Those who
ihevo heard him play are looking tor-
“1rd to Friday evening with much
mg; pleasure. O
fsSPRINGWOOD FRATERNALS
Starla; Hrofi‘cllno (firm Illll Fraternal Order of Eagles, Nor-
road \islim his parents. in Slit-lion,
\ - Shawls);
hum Margaret Garfield of Lowe
‘roe' was .1 visitor in Dnricn last
. x I mug.
Aiyx Tenney of Lily uvcnuc has
.- -::-qlmsml a. nl‘w touring var.
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3k. and Mrs. Frank Bulcliu of
"‘1le View zivtnuc have had zlcc-
‘ uy insmllcd in ill-1r llOIlr'r'.
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.‘Ii'. and Mrs. Jr‘liii'lx‘l‘nthks hmc
' ruthelr hollr'.‘ r- zmvjl
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\n‘. 5111'] Mrs. John l‘lzf‘oli ul 1523'
\"tlll‘ hme ilr'l'i illrlr ll"'llSC \xirul
‘ ‘: Ill Cli‘it; “gills
walk Aerie. No. 583. will meet and
hold their semivmonthly meeting
tonight at d Molt avenue.
e e e
Court Edmondo Du Amlcis. No.
178. F. of .\.. will hold its monthly
meeting tonight at 100 Washington
street.
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Butler Lodge No. 97. will
tonight at 70 South Main
{or weekly business.
mcct
strcet.
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Duly Jennings Lodge. shepherds
of Bethlehem. will hold their semi—
monthly meeting tonight at 116 >
Washington street.
Republican Women
Ivtt’. nn-l Mrs. Samuel Abramaoll of
7‘4".“2‘! slrm" univrtninod relatives
: :m s‘hrlll'ivrii 0w 1' lli'.‘ “'0- 2:. Hill.
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T-Ir Imil Mm. .luhi. Farina of nl'lll‘
. s'trir" illtt-z‘liilllml l't'lHH‘.‘ .n fl'L-lll‘
'v \‘.-~_;; «xiv Snnnluy. .
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Sir. .iz ! ‘lll‘. _\‘.ln:rt livnjzim'ln of
‘ . ill 511' - ‘ intrrtuinul relatives
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ricer.” Olrnsimul of Bouton sin-ct
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7Have Any News
e Woman's Editor,
i ening Sentinel,
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l‘or loss of
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JOIN
- .Insuran
Open Holiday“
1the ilnnnco committee was held yes-
:i rr-W-nt visitor in New Sorkl
mbined Savings
"’ i ife Insurance
If Provides—
For education at children!
For paying off a Mortgage!
For accident or sickness!
. . You Know How $1.00 to
.v‘ ’50 Per Week Will Do This?
_ Savings Plus
Norwalk Sevin
South Norwalk. Conn.
uncommneeaduatltoflenk
Hold Card Party
Anahvr of ”iv serl-s of t‘hnin
lunchc’mns and Card parties given by
the lllf‘lnl‘v'i‘s of ill». livpublicun “’0-
men's (issociufinn for the benefit oi
i~riliiy :ifivrnoon in the form of a
mini party at the home of Mrs. Clin-
inn ltmvliiml. in Ron-nylon. Those
prt‘ SI lit were:
Mrs. George 8. Moseley,
Mrs. Howard Moore.
Mrs. lda Becklud.
Miss Dorothy: Payne.
Mrs. John Plunder.
Mrs. Henry Rowland.
Mrs. George Kay.
hire. Henry Forhelt.
Prizes were won by lira. ids Beck-
'me and Mrs. John Plunder. After
the games were finished luncheon
r u as served.
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ANNIVERSARY MASS.
A/n anniversary mass {or the late
i Miss Mary Kish of Ely avenue is
ill at her home.
Mrs. Mary McGlnnis will be held at
8 o'clock tomorrow morning at St.
Mary's church.
nuc went to New York yesterday.
s u e
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Jeannette
Loon ' BRIEFS
The Grumman or the
Girl loout council will meet tonight
at the home at in. usrgeret Jea-
ntngs, on newts‘etreet.
Kerrie d: Gene—Adv.
. O I O
The Twin City Valetts e cents-eh
iy bodied «am where
cleaning. We and tailoring west
tor ladies and gentlemen, is well
taken care of. 61 North lists or.
Phone “I. My.
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The first public installation of ob
doors of the Norwalh Council ot Dev
uoley will take place tomorrow eve-
ning at 8 o'clock in Odd Fellow’s
hell.
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--Sheep meuuro and “Ho ”me
for lawns. Alfred Brown. Tel.
3893-2.—Adv. '
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The Ladies ot the Advent Milton
church will meet this afternoon at
the church. .
-—Price of cool reduced.
‘ Gena. Phone le.—Adv.
Harris
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-—Norwalk Church Orchestra
Concert. April 3rd. Norwellt Met-
hodist Church. Over so players.
Tickets to come—Adv.
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“embers ot the Ladies‘ Aid loc-
iety ot the Quartet club. 11 River
street. attended the monthly meet-
ing or the club held uonday night.
After the meeting. refreshments
were served.
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— "se 'Pce Coal. Harrie &
Cans-Adv.
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The Buckingham Women‘s Relief
Corps. No. 30. will initiate a num-
her 0! new members at their meet-
ing to be held tomorrow afternoon
at 3:10 o'clock. All members are
requested to be present.
e e ' e
—l'ladio and \v'iciroiae
easy terms. Doorman—Adv.
sold on
O O O
A business meeting of the Pall
Commanders association of the Nor-
wallt and Weetport lhephu-ds of
Bethlehem will be held Nonday eve-
ning at the home of Mrs. Alice This»
of Stuart avenue.
0
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~F‘ortiliaer {or Gardens. Altred
Brown. Tel. 2393-3.—AdV.
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The monthly buatnclo meeting of
Unusual Collection of
Chinese Sale For 'Club
Sold at Tea for Benefit of University Club
Oriental Effects to ’Be
Amber skinned. slant eyed maid-
ens. dignified flandarin ccurt\ oni-
clals. stately statesquo Manchu la-
dies. marvelously physiqucd coolie
men-these seem to pass and m-
pus in the imagination of The st-
lont observer who absorbedly a»
amines the wondertui colicctmn ot
Chinese.- sheets in the home or Mrs.
hilliou Merrill. 185 Best avenue.
and listens to the taectnatlng dc-
ecriptions of thuee oftects.
Mrs. Merrill. who spent a num-
ber of years in Chins. bringing back
the Ladies' Aid society of the Him
2“. E..Chlfl'(‘ll will be held this a!-.
lcrnoon in the church.
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-—Leigh Coal. Harris a Gene.
-Adv
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. The southern interstate con-
ference of Jewish women will hold
no annual meeting in Birmingham.
Alabama. this week.
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—Best Coal. ilarrls &: Gene-Adv
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St. Joseph‘s Hospital Sewing circle
will meet this atternoon at the home
or Mrs. Edward J. Hayes of Burritt
avenue for a working session.
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--8 act comedy. "3 Pic!" end tho
Uhlo quintet. Bo. Nor.
Methodist church. April 8rd. | P- W
-—Adv.
O O 0
An evening meeting of the Hospi.
tsl Whlst club will be held Friday.
April 3. at Shadow Lawn inn. Din-
ner will be served at 7 o'clock fol-
lowed by an evening of CMIJ
O O 0
-—Livo Cod fish at the bridge. 15¢:
per pound—Adv.
O O 0
There will be a meeting tonight
at a o‘clock. of the Berke! Chapter.
No. 21. Order of Easte Bar, at
the temple. for business purpooee.
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—"5 per cent off on radios and
loud speakers—DonneIly's.—Adv.
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The members 0! the League of Wo-
men Voters have been asked to
notify stale headquarter. as soon as
national convention ot the league. to
be held in Richmond. Virginia. April
16 to 2:. Mrs. Florence l". Knapp,
secretary of state or New York. and
former dean of the collegd of home
economics at Syracuse University.
will address the women on April at
to tell at her Job and how she gala-
od her present position.
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A social will be held tonight at the
home o! Mrs. James Nimmo. tor the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid loclety of
the Glhco Baptist church.
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—-8eb Chemist betore you buy.
-e‘dVe . ‘
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Cards and games were enjoyed at
employment !
T1113
ce Club
gs Bank ”'
IRE
mom
the Monday night meeting 0! the
C. 5. chapter or the Girls' and
W'Olncn'a club. Miss Beryl Norman
‘won the attendance prise. Retro-h-
menu were served in charge ot Mrs.
Bertha. Wells and Mrs. Alfred Over-
throw.
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LCompere the Chevrolet and leern
its quelities be:or: you buys—Adv..-
——Priee of coal reduced at Harris
a: Genet-Adv. ‘ '
e e e
—Comparo the Chevrolet and learn
its qualities before you bum—Adv.
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Membersref the Iaehole. Yacht club
.will meet tonight,for monthly bust-
nem- at 3 Steamboat Place. South
Nor-walk. \
e largo amount of the goods with
her. is placing these oriental things
on sale at the home or Mrs. George
P. “nope. 17! East avenue. the
proceeds to be used by the Norwelk
Branch of the American Associa-
tlon of University “‘omcn. A ten
Will be ser\'ed in conjunction ruin
the sale.
Out at the hell forgotten years.
these brilliant bits of wearing ap-
parel end nnery come. still retain-
ing something at the romance end
lure of that age old race.
0f much interest are the Manda-
rin skirts and coats. confiscated
after the Royal ilouee went into
oblivion. Ono skirt a of a dot-P
purple. boasting gold and rod trim-
ming and e bright green lining. An.
other is a pleasing combination of
yellow and black: n thini in of
homing rod end ebony. All are
brilliant as to coloring and prodig-
ious as to quantity.
Thoreau“ match the skirts in
their hilarious‘shading. and the cm-
broidcry thereon is so marvelously
line as to evoke «imam from the
most traditional. They come in two
weights. winter and summer. the
winter ones displaying exceedingly
long sleeves. the extreme ends of
Which hang down over the flour
tips. serving as convenient mulls. a
protection from the chilly Chinese
blasts. ,
Three are numberlose mandarin
squares. those fourteen inch square-
01 heavily embroidered cloth worn
by the court attendants. trout and
back. outside their coats. Thoun-
usual looking animals seen on some
are symbols of military rank. while
possible. it they piun to attend the l'uie blrdg signify civl rank.
One in particular attracts the ut-
tentlon. It is worked in brown and
gold. and includes among other
th go. a. very wavy sea. several
In e tishcs cavorting in the air. a
myriad clouded sky. a. true lmer's
knot. along iito symbol. and e
tlorce looking gold bird.
The old Mandarin costumes us~
ueliy lectured extra-“ant sleeve
bends. hire. Merrill has a number
ot these in all colors. and all pat-
terns. Most of them display beau-
ttiuily worked econ_ee. home lire.
child life. or flower pictures. Every
313$. GEORGE l'. KRAPI’E
Who Will Be times For the Tea.
What tedious hours it must have
taken to complete even one of these
minutely embroidered bands!
Among the effects on two pairs
or tiny Chinese shoes. One. in all
black. the toes or which are shaped
in thc‘ form or the been of a pig;
another in black and yellow. boast-
'ing a butterfly in the lore or each
shoe.
There is also a pair of Manchu
shoes. which stand on wooden
blocks some eight or nine inches
from the ground. They are of nor?
mat size. since tootblndlng is not
usual among the blanchu women.
Adlnlflbi. for wet weather. too: no
need or rubbers here! 0! the shoes
worn by the bound toot women.
hire. Merrill has none.
”I never even .‘w the here too!
iv“ a bound women in all the years
i spent in China." she I-erted. "In
(bet. it is an almat unknown thing
tore white ”Mummers
look upon the bound footie! an
om...” “-9....“ Milton Ice. :2
is very much an- at tat. But 1
think that after a con-in learn! of
time. the root becomes accustomed
to its dinlcult position and the we-
men learn to bobble ground in
comparative ease. The youngest
child 1 eve-r new with bound tool.
was but six )cam 01“ ..
Among the edects. .there are a
number 0! quaint pieces of Chlnebe
jewelry. .pink and yellow topaz.
bound in hand wrought brass and
tipped with seed pearls. aqua ms-
rinse. cloudy laden. blue tourma-
lines and lent-lazuli. all of which
once hung trom- the ends of the_
Mandarin court dress necklaces.
Then there are the “vanity cases"
belongings ‘ot the Chinese men.
Sounds queer. doesn't it? But true.
nevertheless. There are usually five
or six articles 'dengllng from the
chain or cord. including a tobacco
pouch. a ring case. this is to hold
the large unwieldy rings of the
Chinamen when he eats) a fan case.
n card case and a watch case. The
whole is carried. suspended from
the wrist. One belonging to Mrs.
Merrill. bears in worked gold. Con-
fucius characters.
0! interest to all will be. the
drawn grass linens. which repro-
sont countless hours or intricate ls-
bor. which last no: centuries. and
which could not be matched for
quality or beauty anywhere in this
country. There are all 'sorts’. table-
cloths. covers. dresser runners.
luncheon sets and bullet sets. Much
of the work is KoSau. or cut silk
work. \
All in all the sale is well worth
attending. and the goods displayed
would make admirable Easter.
Wedding or birthday presents. It is
not often that Norwelk gets a
chance to see. let alone purchase.
pattern tells a. story or a table.
such unusual gifts.
FIVE HUNDRED RES
The K. cl 6. Charity Bull commit-
tee announced that approximately
500 reserved seats will be available
tor the Charity Ball to be given tor
the nary Bedtord Borne tor Nurses.
at the State Armory. Tuesday. Ap.
wig;
ut 800 unreserved seats will be
provided. ThereoerVed. whica will
be allotted to those melting melt ep-
plicattons on or prior “April it.
will be in box tormetion on the south
west and north sides of the,hell.
The Fordhem Glee club or 85
voices is new arranging a program
(or the evening. The committee
will make preparations for the on-
tertainnlent ot the Glee club morn-
bere. ,
‘ Further subscribers to the bell
g ’Wuilam moon
ERVED SEATS TO
BE AVAILABLE AT CHARITY BALL
Robert G. nitohell
Harvey M. Kent.
Frank Dorsey
lines Louise Hurray".
Nor-walk Agency. Inc.
Howard Fender
M. A. non-ll
Edith A. Cuneo
- Alexander J. Rummler
L. B. Schlober
Thomas T. Frey
\ .
William Hunter-end
EAST AVE. CHURCH
ELECTS OFFICERS
Chris Fay’s South Af-
rican. Monkey Dies
After Short Illness
The church school board (-1 in
East Avenue M. E. church met Lu,
evening at the Church to tux... 0.
' business and elect careers. liq-v ~.
were nude to the effect tlm e
past year had been very SUCCE. ill
and that the Sunday School .4
been able to pey all of its expo es.
Odicers elected were:
C. D. Hodgeman. supermt- 2.21“.
F. M. Hawkins. assistant sup-rin-
undent.
Mrs. Minnie Broxvcr.
ant superintendent.
Lewis Reynolds. secretary.
Earle E. Gerham. assistan' sec-
rotary. ’
.3113! Halon VVood. trcnsui
Eerie Scam. financial earner?-
Mrs. B. S. Bowen. lion;r depart-
ment.
Mrs. William Pon-ez. (‘1‘ file roll.
lad} sist-
Miss Marion L'Hommedz .. mis-
sionary and tcnipemnr- depart-
ment.
Miss Lillian Framer. primary
superintendent.
Miss Glcndevere L')\(;‘.;,- begL'l
ners department.
James Evans. librian.
Miss Sara. Ferguson. t'usical di-
rector.
The next meeting M the board
Will be held 'hlesday. April 29.
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Bird. Lillian Nichols of Third
street W38\.'L visitor in
Bridgeport
yesterday. ,
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At a. meeting Sund.“ evening i
the Court Edmondo l‘le Amtcis Si
178. F. of A. in the hall on film’-
lln street. Frank Dc l‘lorio of Win
field strect rendered several pint“-
eccordian number: uhich were \‘tn
well received. Mr. De Flori!)
studying with Prof. i-‘rank L’mhi: '
of New York City.
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The Girls' Friendly Society c
didatea of Christ Church will r
this evening in the social rooms
the church.
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The Ladies‘ Misdonery Socic"
the Christian Ad ent Church
a meeting at l . clock today.
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The South A' :can monkey. - ~‘
Chris Fey 0! (“born avenue.
friend 0! his tut-cling throut
country. died Monday night
animal was taken sick last
and gradually grew worse.
a
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The
;’ riday
EAST NORWALK l J
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It is
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thought that the climate hub eeue~
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from a. muse-rm
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mg Mad 0: not ”he
street. was when to the Nos-walk
3mm! yesterday. when be under-
went an operation.
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The houses being constructed by
Finch Brothers in Strawberry Hill
avenue. are nearing comp‘- lion.
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John and Eddie Fey 0* Osborne
avenue. have both purchised new
bicycles. o
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The erwalk Rooting Company.
is putting a roof of grew asbestos
0! Mrs.
Bou-
shingles on the new hot.
M. Holimgsworth in Curt 51.“
leva rd .
Heni‘nrd of \Vlnflelil sir. i. has pur-
chased a tract of land 2:; Florida
and has left for that 3' ca. “here
he “ill erect several rm.- :‘lHWS.
O
i‘rnuds and relaut-r» .iro rccuv-
94 his death. as the animal came
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' John Tobin lather of .‘Zr.~. Charlrs-
omalk Council
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At . “ 0‘ ~°».N°’““l'~‘¢ ‘une. election of m” -' Y 5-
Coun 9f 15h \V: 36‘. h." 1.33: ' con y”, Will eld
event 11‘ » Y. M. u A. “”1:th yThqnomtnetlng -m11'e' fox as
doless " chosen :0 Mend me I " w” ‘p .1 1"“ m. ’ 75'
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later to: . ‘..vt.ntion L: the “Mir“ .. ‘ Harry 4
0! J. ill. \‘Olllen, Watch ‘1; be .‘I. 1)“th !&
hold ;; “a =-__ 28 “- Eirst- .‘11‘ Harry hes
a.“ a}. 3ridgepor‘. Rev. Dr. oz. of the mos divalent {its}
.- ’é‘r j a ; .
tummy.” 1. 1925.
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iFeature Artifice
Club Yéws
sh Women Ele 'Delegates
To Inter—State, ‘ ConVention
\l'ere Also Discussed for Annual May
irthday Party and lllelction of Omcers of.
, at runes: tran «art chm: '
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KS‘; 1 - lork .izj Dr. Wham l “-3! lb. ‘oung 0f
1 her urge!“- '
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Koran D..~ w. - . 9“
a" . new, lor Brit...” wi.l be ‘“Y'nouth‘s “p y H muk .0 .
“all: if an: 5., 73 It the Con-inch. t0 yhnol c (’1 n hcu- -
bot‘i‘ '9: .10 “I;‘ o W's alga-M. .fi. unable lg my,
“ ll :1 18 . .unoheon to buy. . '1 is will . J; N
:12: :2; of! ‘1? at the big inn- ' .;:1‘~er~nls can ‘nade \
(r: ”:h' arv/flfitn D: The debates her}... Roe u :y- has char“
* " arc ‘0' "to shoe! "l f'
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. JED: -‘\&lk “ mcll. l‘r‘ is Lu mg in ii‘f‘ta'ulll. I'.
an"! .‘ Ke'“ tin the .‘l‘ailehu' " 5" “11.. «L
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, M ”cram .., zq1.,‘e a nunvv; it :‘I‘; on hand
not-alum: i“Let: the stcze n or. 11rd. At noon
. 5v. .. dig, . ‘
[I ._ .. ‘ ‘3“ M 9‘ ening . it was . ~'."'. i. . ‘-r a linnv‘frv‘nl
( _‘ "g '41 l" ’ “my party tithe dollars him; bw’n in 'n. The my
\ C 'ebir“ \yomen, which vrlll (-ontin'u 11.. gl .\;~r:1 L'. 3 .-.v J
. » J 1:1! 4 1.119 r ad week i: May's.
“3" 3‘“ '3- Normal drfln- The Norn'alk ux.l tr JE\I...—_’1
‘ ..-'. - settled. as thE‘lvinnen “i“ be ’Z‘iit'Jlicd a: th.
"1.“. ‘ - charge (f the international C c:: b! Wo:n.:;'s
. _ seen appoxnted. clubs. to be hel in Washington. D.
mug of the Council C Represenva' ’ aw :01 :‘r'.
‘ a in May 811. at be.“ chosen.
r art 31152 . z; y cd, ELLL: :.;.;I..
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_ "_ “"‘ I At the Help Episcopal church
\ tcr r ' inc Will. entrrtaln'rtxt Sunday :r um. be a baptism
n.- _ :,v-ing Circl 2:... L: aduns .m: Us ; xz-v The
_ a i:.». -._'bsl.1"eX'SOD—§‘. on “Slur. (LEV. rm. Uh). “.ll 8:-
v J sl.t.:. mange this “e to:- baptism “11h
. . . azy who in 5 zalzlz are ready to
:2 ow Chris
A‘ :. nix mg (1 the newnanmem J . .
..... to vi .. , Knutuytvu . nous! This ew’m: at. 1-4:) (1‘. 3!.
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“ “‘ W“"‘" ““e ‘ l 4‘ r:rontler that own I.) bounds.’
--..l bait. l... I Cos-Q W»: ADM. . g
,4- ‘ 3 LG“.- geie to A“: IUUUE: Mr and V Gec'r F 31 SH?
.‘X' : ill 2J2: lilo: “a” :il l.":‘" iLowaMI-r 3‘. 3', bill as 13151? El ‘
.i-.. .,; A“ .x; ..l at me 111...): L'.I-Lver the u- --.".d. My... “0“.in
“b- 4 ‘ '- 4“ iiuum, Mr. -l 5'." Hum h.
L." . . small 3100):): -. ioort.
“nun; '. :- .uyt:.1. lul' -4!IL. : 'll'ie Hilda ‘."- n..- 5~_s~:rday 1!.
beau t-th. 3 no hull—r).' l..t: in,» 'ernoon at 1:. E. ~mt u Mrs. Edward
luau-h .. _~ 5 an unused») 5.....- k}. Shim. of 'nmkr'i street to ills?
.elll. ...i n _. ‘ahruum 1: both rerun and IL _' grrdrixumen‘l [0 go
“W L“““ “ ‘ 5‘““n “W V" ‘“ '10 Ni.“ it; ;c:y «metrow :."-r.
_-_m.. i . bt.wcul Ln. ) am... 1003 .0 utv d A. n._:lnee at 01.1. -f
.21..» up . he:..-:i Udflk‘.) to- ‘he theatresllxid. 5131- 513:1,
bciuur 0..- ”flied a noon on... .A‘ Smith C. 3,5,, Long)“, a ..r ~
“at. “'«qm .-_- .tit an cacu A-..) i‘w membH' of th'. Hl‘dd duh vs: ' ..
“0““ it: .....1 ‘ot a bowl sh. uuuz. guest of no“, at yesurd :~ 5 l'r.=- .
sine to :L- '.. ‘.l\_¢', pecan l. 3 .sl-
. mg. .
LII-Loud 9‘“' ’ we boo... me melting . -.
were won ea-
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Mrs. S‘r —,ley
m ~ momentous oz tn. don '3. f 5‘... ; .
“a. 0v ”.Q-eryuue hen en oppyr- \lrs Ln" _ '
mung” io 'reeC a. o; mo bccns. A; :1 - - b \\
soon i the c. .0 has {mica-.44 T‘adinbf his. Louis .
:liit‘cc l ‘Ulss, ~ illL'n ..; i be in .- 1;... :1:- 81m“:
ilr-L t. .uay. .it‘ Duty..- “iii 0L p.41 v7.1 Airs. “an: e.
on ltl. SLlcth: c; U"; i uuuc ._.;:-:_\ .\t _- ‘y wen.
iur i.‘l yum. :o rm; ‘ ’5' J0 .. G ll.
.\t ' c Dlt.31". tin: the b(;..: .2. 3:35 3}“ 1" ‘ -
the J\ “tutu; iibi'ur: fihcin: ., T“? {4'1 it“ Stine.
pure wot": ~ With '3.~: bo- ._ _! f” C-U u; t Tlluzsdsy,
outer hour a an {1115 Ilctni :\ :..- ”1’ " "‘ -'~ 0 -. ‘ .~
um .i 11:, ”nu-mills. Wants 1m. ;,.l.s““";7 “ f' - It?
may: 10 up; LiDl‘ell'cl "hi1 th. ii.» “in“ 7"”: e .
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ing postal cards and Vt‘crs lrom;
Humid Greenwood .trmerly of
Ens' Norwelk who is :nw stationed
wlih the United Sta' -- Army lil-
Honolulu..-
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The 1303's Club or
hm»: moved into thc
in the Pascal buildi: >
street.
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Inset Nor-“31k.
new quarters
m Van Zant
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Mrs. David .Go.ul of Winfield
street. was a rec-ex visitor at the
home of her sister ‘1 Wcsipuri.
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Philip Anderson .5 East avenue.
W” I- Vllitor in New York City yrs-
terdey on business.
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‘ The doors entei::.g the Mayflow-
er Hook and Laddo: and Hose Corn-
pany'o quarters if You Zent street.
are being given e new coat of green
paint. '
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Many East Nor-«all; residents are
til” Sou-138 thstz gardens ready
for the summer youths.
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Mrs. cast-1e: H.am'ord is contained
to her home in Winfield street. on
account of illntss.
East Nowell; railroad station. on.
in Bridgeport yesterday alter-noon
on business. “
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311'. end Mr; Frank Hill of E”.
avenue. have been visit!“ it the
home 02 -Mr. Hitt's mother in
Darlen.
x. D. we; Hinduism sneer.
his store etithe East avenue Witch
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A most“; of the Calf Pasture
Life Guard t'nlt. will be held at the
home of Alphonlo unevuri in Lib-
‘erw on Sunday mp.
Pie-no will be discussed fox-the com.
Manson.
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John “ulna. m.“ “x;
mm Coal a 0'
figuturned will-data. the"
9'
3|. Dialed s new 8“” “that of.
uy ova-“ring new boclw‘ Eas tit-y :i'i’
.‘lirs
pullinned. During ' e Linn. : .. :5 'ni’r‘aznin
. .‘11’5. .‘l.y _-~ ‘t’. .. \c . i
unions act: ill-s wm - pron..led 1-_ M“ : . ‘ y, db“! ru.
rJlSC tuna- fur Lhe I h ry. 8.1-,- ll .ud .
Member 0! the t..’:’ Klee xv}... " .n
ht mecll..§ at th. lion.
wlil atton»
w): Mrs. 1‘ :y harrer . is at: much R 'pu dc \Volnen's
LLX'CI - .
Airs. C' . its Funk. ‘L ha ‘4 .r: to Chang-ed
311‘!- It . if» ““3. -, Lun -»: rests-u. ;.s I...'e a}-
Miss (. Julio Bru:.' ’ . b . - -de :7. . lbari'
Mrs. lwcll Thou:— . jazz}. g. be £— . 1;) 12‘ Nor-
.\irs. l.-' “M 5‘ l ‘ ll Rfillb' r- .cn a __'~>C't'lil.
Mrs. . ,_ nt Albrr— n und 1' -e ”MC“; .1 the
Mrs. _\r. -r Bullet ‘ .‘Ie c-m tee :. 1; :"rwalg
Mrs. G. t s. lilo: y. , 1
Miss hy Reyn 'd. l '1‘? 3&1 'ae .. - ; '12! ;:_~ .-d f..
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3"?- . Barren . 9;»‘dln. [‘ , l’. .. :5 l4 “lslt 13'-
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Mrs "35‘“ .0”! h." uha‘ in: thezr
Mrf crisis ale: --:;ld. ‘b‘ In? . to . _ 315:, first
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51mg n. deugl r or 31'. a. i 111:” P’_ :.
Mrs. l mm 0! ii :aney ‘ 3- Con P.
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w” wl'h a jzdey ca - “ ‘" 1 '.
fave—r: a indivtdu: molds a:
hel': guest are Flare. _ _
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Ticket Agen: D‘svld Gould of the ,
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Norwalk Chronicler