'EDNESDAY, Assn. a;
rilliant Gowns Feature . . ,2
Charity Ball At Armory
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1'01 d Representedat
dgeport and Stalli-
tSeasOn’ s C' V
_ _C..“repe Frocks of AILShades fifixfifilfi
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Miss Elizabeth c
, st .8 edgrepe. I oley. brown blad-
;;:-.. McLean. ru color is Anne. , ‘1
. . crepe. , Lescowllch. bleep
I. ,3 .1. McLean. block Mine Elsie laseowitch. 1.1....
: Coghlan, stratiord.
FlahertY. pale pink
. .11thth Blake, royal blue
3".1 Smith, black lace.
j n llcisei. green satin.
Hum H. Payne. coffee
.' re and black lace.
in H. Glover, black satin
Miss
Mrs.
.. Lauder: black satln‘.
1 . \Vll lpple. tan satin. Mrs.
crepe and white lace
Miss Robeson MCLeIllnn
ton. an 111 an". . black chit-
Mrs, Joseph M 3
crepe and lace. iley, rosewood
Miss Alma L e
beaded. 5‘6 1t- rink cool-Inna
ombre chiflon.
Main-ed Nicholas, V orange
James P. Copeland. I'orcllld
“K‘- crepe and Argentine—m.
Hrs. Lillian Reilly.
crepe and Persian emggizgéen flat
IBernIard, gIIreen V
Preston N.
N atlonal Convention Brings OVth Contrast of
Women who Heed Ideal Friendship—What
Mrs. Ashby Has D6ne -— Became Head of
International Alliance a Year Ago ‘
Konralli, nilc eenV canton crepe.
Miss Ella Payne-p old rose xcrepe
de chine.
Miss MaVVl-y Lewtlll~:.ite. flame cali-
ton crepe.
Miss Edna. Brown 0: Southport,
Fruch‘la canton crepe.
Mrs. John Cavanaugh. flame col~
cred chiffon.
Miss L. Galiardi, Iold blue brocade
chitton.
Mrs. Charles C. Haas, black and
brown satin.
By EDNA MARSHALL ' l
. Special Correspondent Q1.
1119 Evening Sentinel
. (Copyright. 1925)‘
RICHMOND. V11, Apr. 22.-—-It is
a strange spectacle that was shown
here Tuesday. the friendship or the
two women. who accuppled'the cent:
er of the stage in the National. Lea-
gue of Women Vo era convention-—
the one successor o the. other as
President or the Womens Interns:-
tional Sunk-age Alliance, each the
.111 cs pertaining to
Two Fifths Of Women New
Working According to Report
.I O: especial interest at the present
time when the Woman worker , is
such a popular thenlc in speech and
in print_is a recent report. entitled
“The Family Status of VBreadWiu-
ning Women in Four Selected Cit-
ies." issued by the Women‘s Bureau
of the U. S. Departmentzoi Laban.
All arresting and challengingipic-
lure of the'famliy'and financial re-
sponsibilities ot beth niarrled‘ and
single wage-earning woolen is Iprés—
enter] in this report. which contains
an analssis of the 1920 census fig-
40,000 women
Workers in four typicri communities:
Jacksonville. Fla“: 'Wiikesban'e. Pa;
VBUItesMont; and Passaic. N. J.
'The report points out that the so~
cial and economi0\problems 01: W0-
men engaged ‘tfi breadwinnlng activ-
ities call for serious consideration. it
the strength and prosperity of the
nation are not to be undermined.
since not far from two-fifths of the
in the report.
waiters and to deprivo them of
their jobs in a slack period. may
work injustice. The facts and fig
ures reveal that. so Voften it is the
grim necessity '0! adding to the fam-
ily budget and not til; desire to se-
cure feminine Ifripperles or to escape
household duties which is responsi-
ble for the presence 01 so many 1'-
ried “omen in the
lanksu ..
e That many married women are
compelled to enact the double role
or breadwinner and home maker. de.‘
spite the menace to health and hap—
piness, is another fact emphasized
Almost four-films 01
all the gainfully employed women
whoKwer‘or had been married. and
over nine-tenths of those with wage- V
earning husbands, were caring for a
home in addition to the performance
of l-emunerative labor. ., Over one-
half of the breadwinnlng mairons V
had children. and two-fifths o! the
mothers had‘babiEs under five years
V 10-12 so. MAIN s'lI'.
wage-earning I
StoreHours 9 lo 6—Saturdhy _9 to 7
11 M UNSIE 11mm
so. NORWALK V
-DRY~
oooos
Millicery.
So Sheer. So Beautiful
Its Economy Will Surprise You l
. 1;‘ Mitchell, peach crepe Soot-gotta. .. M155 DOVI‘Othy, Powell. YGHOW and antithesis of the other and the t‘l'o women and girls, I14 -years of age of e. A
' “V“ M!" mu“ O'Donnell, blue crepe. -0r§ig chaViflflgginZVVtgftVl‘et'flng 33.11:. ”Slimming! “63:; dliiirulion and Over. living in these four repre- ‘VE‘Y 8“ “WW“ 3“ “030mm ”9°" ALL THE NEWEST COLORS
.. 1:. McQuillan, dark Miss Florence H.1nmIona mill blue Vol-é ith hi V c em a more :1 Catt ”mum“: cm” “are "9"”th in 'e' gamma” making my V'mre ade’
1;. ’ grew" . I ‘gfs WMHdW t6 lace SCfil‘f- between Mrs. Carrie' Chapman - muneratlve .; occupations. Passaic quate “-ages fgr fathers agd hus-.I If . . . . . H 1 f H 1 - . . ,
Louis". liegeman, White Mrs. Christian Swat-ts, floral bl s . ed FincklIer. neliow sat- dean of the American 31313889 led the four cities in this respect bands. and for more satisfactoryI , 3qu Vef ncxer “0111 o eproo os er), Inc hate a. pleasant
_ ii‘li’. Chiffon. : no \I J 1: D . V - mOVement, White haiiired andcstagzzt- Wlth 46 per cent. of its women so mothers' pensions laws. would mean surprise 03:30“. I
. ll. Walsh, bluCk can. Miss Swag-t3, Vdgep blue chiffon -trs. ‘ orne}. perininkle blue manliko, and Mrs! $33533 ofand selnployed. . the withdrawal °£ a °°n8merab1° It is so lovely, so slicer. lllal you’ll be amazed at its durabllltv.
11.1 lace. MlSS. Blanche St. John white '33;th ca; on crepe. - . . , , Ashby of East 91' as ea d ngm h' ‘V A5 conclushe proof that marb‘ proportion Of home makers from the But that’s the combination which has made this brand 01‘ hosierv
Mullen, orchid lint Mrs. Richard Webb cream . 1135 Emily \\lllt1’le), cranoegry young and prett}, with ban 3 W c liege does not necessalVily 'releasc ranks of breadwlnrlers, there is con- -famous—beauty plus dong wear. You'll find it most economical
. beaded. crepe chiffon. ~ ”usually caress 9' mmmure °t fa women from breadwiuning.acthlties» vincing evidence to the effect that :of an hosiery . “ '
ii. McMahon, tan seor- ‘Irs. M. J’. Tierney white beaded Miss Marie Manon, yellow gcor- golden haired baby.I- There is1 a“: stand the large proportion of the many single women’ and married ,
31' rgelte over sail VH Bette. , _ feciion 3° strong .lhati “:9y 1:“ women. more than one-halt of those women’with husbands incapacitated 'W'Ic have a complete slack 1.0 shoe sou—in the vcrx- 1:11-;I: color:
Catt-y, orange crepe Miss Lillian Williams of Stratrord, 33:8 madehne Spencer, gold cm:- 3:? ggggt9:r;RiI| V3933”: sww included in the study. who were lor {or brefidrinnintg ill“: tc:V‘VVlVVlV1eerl:gel:ro .
gold lace - ‘ . ‘ . . had been married. it was not he earn a vng no :01! 3‘ . ' - i . , ., _ K, w , ,_ ..
Manning, orchid Mm Gageyrsblge finite/ta IIMiss May Hebert roley. ull€grecn others company. talkint oxer K ewoxueu with broken marital tieswllo es but for dependents. In many fifkregiiziflzg 3:131 :éeliflgfii‘ I 1:?“ retried 21111.. “weaned
. V crepe: de- chine “ r. gray georgette. da53' d f constituted the majority of the gain- cases the burdens of such women {0.9: Hommed top I «11:ch 81:12 :IHII too ExlmI
Acumen. gruen crepe Miss Kathleen Tflfiel' white me. Miss Richard Grard. powder blue “F3 Call. the" passing flea \Srmgn fully employed matrons. since ap- would be lessened if thou: “ere- Pair ~ . » $1.00 l P I I I_$1'50
{Value cloth.‘ _ ' georgette. , ”“3 01d molVlemelVl: to %QV\VV;;hilclVgton proximately three-fixths of such 1113.. more general recognition of tile fact ------------ , au- .........
Corcoran, robins Mrs. J. W. Kelley. orchid chlifon. Egg JAVI.OB£:VlVl:1V:3Kngffhchlitgllifion: ifigay’ze; ill: :lVoschVlJp the American 33:51.33 living “Vim 'wagecearning gag??? ftgemcfilleezflyaide 1:113:an ~ ;
“plan bum crepe. 33:8 gel-ghastly r..1-§se chiffon. Miss D. Carroll. jade grtiu'canton Sum-age Association. is short. blue 11: is apparent from the rcport. great a‘ueed as do men of a wage Pure thread silk. run flash- i pure {bread silk. meréerized
,I ”0* 1L peVacll colored Mrs. '1‘.VJIV Malls-Got lsaalltn'gagga h crepe: . Ieyed, and dignified. She is Iexeizl'y however. mat the present tendency rate sufficient to cover the cost 0! lulled. )iercerlzed lisle heel. l liIsle heel. ice and extra, snatch:
_ 7 black satin I C gig. {agnesnshltfiti b!‘0;vn Silk. inch title dipiotfifiteagh‘gfg ::u:a :2 t0 heap opprobr‘lum upon, marl-led living for dependents. «3:: and flare 10p. $2. 00 I] I‘ll) 10?. $1 75
. ' 3 arm , 'e ow 11110 t eres , seem as an: r . _ , ., " ........... ' l" r .........
: Jennings. deep blue Silas M. HopIkiIn, black canton crepe.‘ - 5 ' q 0 can on women and:~tho‘work for'peace and f . _ «- important in seal-in" a sartorial d J .
Vcr pe. M . . . . 5: - , . _
. . - ills Ethel Gelstroiri tlesll chlf- whose proudest boast is that she is . _ .. . l' k . m . i it b is to a box- , . .
>4 Donal-lino. brown Mrs. A. e . ' _ . \noc on- and e la . ,_ . 9
. low. satin. Heg lVeln. black pussy wil goal _. H II 1: l ‘V (3111: or title few true nonpartisans in FASHION er. The charmeen coats, the straight . Have 1 on .VlSited the Sllk Sale;
Zilc \amara, Blldge- Miss Mary Utzlreer: tan sill: crepe. crepVoVVV- I . d.“ L). blac: callton, gigorAthby is tall and slim and . satin solute and frock: 019.3233
VEVV‘V embroidered. Mrs. William 1" Ward, '1 golden Mrs. 'I'. P. Hot-an flowered clllr— tailored with only slightly graying .. — - 5.”)? “_ 2;; §;:°:°‘Ecr3 IlVace georLV
51"}ch ’ roblns 933’ brown canton "em" {on V hair and a smile that lights 11's? N8‘VS NOtBS :Ztlgréda 9‘1 “mV‘ Vlace and £33119 “1‘ V V
3;- brocaded chluon. ‘lliSs Josephine Miller fuchia’ can- {u . . . V . k . - V ' " . : . ,’ — .3 7 , , _ ,
. . i as Irene Decesarc, blue .ana eyesand makes them spar 1;. es . are used to add distinction to lhe BUY AT ‘1 [IV [ES Ah!) SA‘vE MONEY
. . McMahon. black flat ton. crepe with silver lace. pink mellne; over silver bodice. cept when she is thinkns of the boy i ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ silk 1'rocks.’ - L- S ‘
Mrs.
B on i am in, flame
Russell Wright. black net
over crimson rut n.
M'r's. C. Murphy. pink georg‘ette.
Mrs. G. Kane, black net over black
she left at home. Primarily she is
a mother. who has found time while
‘ By AILEEN LABIONT.
Lights Low and Colors High. ;
Plactically all the newer evening
Miss Irene Gal-ham. canary yellow ' N..- v ar old son. . . Special Corresponleut
1:. black satin. canton c b satin. . ' bringing up be” ten, 3° . .. of The Evening Semmd flocks shinvn‘here today are design- -
. Jrepe. ended. Mrs. J: hoonev dull blue flat Michael, to becomeonc of Lnglands 9 ed in the brighter colors such as I
Cunco, heliotrope Mrs. Sherry. rosewood canton Grebe. " == leading women and n... head' of a VBW ltggfirigilbifosf.) q £1 violet blue green and red Some
- "999- . ~ - , “a . . m 3 their .' ‘ . , pr .1...-——..ollic o . . I - ~ e
:~. Caren. block can- Mrs. E. W. Mills. Peach zeorgette Mm G" H' “ liltmorc, “Nd“ b1 world moxement to ghe W0 8 the best dressed: womenv'in New or them utilize beauty Firm?“ Ch‘t‘
V \I 3. William G to his. V georgette. rights. York are already preparing their ions or georgettes but practically ad .
I 5', cry. o seor- Miss Mary Gunner, royal blue silk. Only a. year ago. Mrs Catt turned . . .‘ . ll m 1 mm" of them compensate for the loud- SPRING SA C ts d R
VVVVVVVV‘VV OVV‘ me cam” 39?: M 'V rt VG ii V a bl m” V‘VV’ 'Greenberg' mm“ °°l°md me: the rem” °f "’8 International inVthtiVlVinVL'VlVilgViVRpSlelvgaming: $3M". ness of the colors by the almpliclo LE arpe an 118's
rs. urge a 0w or no V . - the trust . ‘ - t : r , - ' - . . . 1 ,
II .1 “I lkln slice blue canton crepe . l3 chiffon. \lliancc to Mrs Ashby withM Ash- starts with the Jamaica meeting. of the desxgns. INeck lines are only (leaned I
V ‘ VV V Miss Anita: Dowd Yellow crepe de MISS AVmVV \1cCronlbie, BeVVoVVVV can- lihml shedcarry Vin on. :ndtlnhm :iilli One “OCR “inch “‘1‘ L 5““ on ”‘0 reasonably WW but the shirts V are Attractive Discount 1) 81V bl V"
‘ " ‘ . V . ‘ ton crepe. y 13's one ’ con “c V cf ' flared Vor rippled so as to give a . . ‘ r «
VJUVV‘VVV’ VVOVVVVVV blue “31. @3311:le \1 E E0 11 black satin “V58 1V rances “VVngVV coral canton paigns in person zt-lnd by Proxy :aVVe'Ilaettaclgnglb sgztseoéaVllgazaglistls: going to the frock when the “63.er 11— V V :11; 11:1 e pleople V ‘V .
. . . . - . . “~-. ~ - crepe. : lhzoughout the wori . _ ' er noWs “men is extremely grub "0 V O 110W 10“, .I
- W is W KKK K- KKKKK WK KKK 3:3:£2.“2§i‘2:§f§§..::“2. 55:12:. ms RANGES cm W... 1...... mm ,
go e. V crepe. distinguished visitors at the convcn- - 3 j " ~ _ 11m Papaluam Gown. - ..... III I I‘:
VVVVVVVV‘VV'VVVVOBV peach MVVVSV ‘V CV MRHVVVV American MVSS M St John 'mbe Chiffon “9'1 tion hem’ mmVSh a marked com 3113395335.;fiqurDVierfiieVnnZéfia: Not oniv much of the raverlte‘ tea Th V (:0 tV ‘2 C011“ C pet ClgV C0 :VVV
. on Cruz-Po. beauty brocaded chlffon- silver lace. lrasl. Both are diplomats of the and a bum“ 5mg ha‘t mm a pagoda; consumedbe English society comes e l‘ll‘lIeC lcu -- 31 . . . :
- - serenely. liesh can; Miss Ann C. Petriclt. Jade SreenV Mrs. James Percnc. black pussy first order. leaders with the powers mm from brim are adjuncls to mm from China and lndla but some of 87 Cedar St..SO. Norwalk II
. .. satin. D th K ll 1} ol r “Vulow saun' or personal“, to “1”“ Vvhmew’ costume the latest tea. gowns as well. These 7 Light & Power C0. 1 230m 969 n
: _ 1.3.1.7»... ~white canton wages” 2:3: \zitbewlifteslfce c o - Miss Frances Bulkiey . BrOwn. they try in 30 “ICU!“ a)?“ ”13" .1 Ne“ "M Trlmuliwr consist of :1. long coat or rich brocade 69 Wall Street Phone 3600 l Always in business .
‘ ‘ ' beaded pink crepe dc chine. others love to follow. otll haw. . . =- }_ ~ fasteni ,, lit one side 11nd trousels. . s - .- .,
s : ,. 2 '1.~;cey' old blue Miss Alice Pllillpc.‘ lavina green Miss L. Bums, 30m Ecol‘g‘ette :brililaut minds. politically trained. \IIoillel'IcIISliagerI: mgr 5:3:951'0‘l'1f 63:1: of blagiVlbsalln with “0.de turnups I .
V canton crepe. b headed in black. as cognizant as any man's of inter- n- eVVbthVuppal-efiliy so ‘lV‘ur there is at the bottom. The coat falls well 7
“'"V‘V blue canton ‘Miss Julia Butler, new lue With Miss Madeline M. Campbell, Am- nailonai’nl’fairs but there slmilari- onlVly 01)“ 3f Vthc roll leather ‘vpé. at below the knee I . I
lace - . U" ‘ - " ' . ' . .. —
~ . ' (.rlcan Beauty chilion, siher slip- ties end. - ”I: . . . ' 3 , ._ \ARJGA'I'ED $110155 . .
.-:‘.llll;-g-.’. barding-blue. Mrs. Charles Dunfl'.nqu° cantotlr poi-s. In the days when women's 5‘”; 1??le lieafff'iall‘ 3:21: 3;: 23:51:31.“; Nothing is more swanky right Corsets .I 1 . w . I .
Mrs. Frank 139:la sylflfik :Iafloni lilies Isabelle Hogan, cream and tragc was still all ideal Mrs. Catt Oktrpnjély llorrome-im and :1. ralller now than the shoes which combine ' . . bprlng bliOlL'ang' '.
VV VHVVéVVVVVVVOOVVV ”'0th mm WV PV M“ lean. ac c VV ”an?" iace‘ ”med m‘md herself ”mm “mm" llVigll pointed crown. 1: is trimnled leather 01' different colors and fld- There is a Corset, a Girdle or . ‘ -_ l;
. crepe. beaded with Jet. , Miss Margaret O'Brien 0;” .513111- bored and devoted. When sully-ago. J. 1,") ll 1* . ll 'V~0<:tl‘l(" M,“ l'erenr sorts Sonic designs have the I . .1:
VVVVVVVVVsV 0”th Ch"- MVSVV JV Donnelley. tuchla canton to“; creme canton-crepe. had been ‘V' on 5h") helped to organiz: 2:38er Vzt-V'V ciVSQnyVVifcgfm} and VtVs- 1 me of one Vlcathor and the" counter 3‘ Corsette 1.“ 0“" new spi‘mn 7
‘ . crepe. H o 13 white Mrs. A. It. “'interbottouz, orchid the League of “'omen \oters .w lending over the crown from one land heel of anothel while others line for your particular figure. I
;_._.._*.,._.u.-d Jr” black satln. _. iss Henrietta. amm dn . canton crepe. carry on the work. And today with :al‘ to flu minor. : Vstripe the shoes horizontally in .111- I t C . fi . . l I _ l:
./.cl:ard Sl'.. black satin. can on crepe. crls't bee s. I Miss Gladys Loeb' bum crepe. years 0! service behind her. she: lufl‘crl'nt Animus: item“: coxom The spike heel and .13 our orsellere t it to 50:1 )H‘IE. JE‘AR ETI‘E .:~’
:~ Campbell. orchid 31:53 Anna. C°“’“§- blue can on Mrs. M. A: Finch. blonde chiffon. says, ”11’“ rest of my “t” l‘will SS‘VU‘. The French designers Vsoiliclilims i the low broad heels seem almost without any obligation. _ , E
. or?!) V 3r IG Roberts peach Icrepe ‘ Miss Helen Manning. orchid crepe. ’0 59'3“”? perm’f‘l‘mt pmw' Vu‘miilaw .smc‘ qucvl- ideas when it. E oquall 3-popular on Park avenue. 5650111213 Mam Street -: .
V :V‘V :VVV’IV‘QV’ peach chii- ‘ rs. V V~ V Mists Anna DeBoer. blue satin. ‘3 u” 1 “ant no“ . . 11-ornes to sport clothes. ()ll',‘ no.“ 50113 i The N E RY’AN CO 3 .. -I..,
. V, designeir \icGulrc yellow canton Mrs. M. J. lleardon, brown crepe. . 31”” 35$”: 11?“ luff “1.119%”: he? ugsllllill: which no American golffel‘V leALLO‘YS SAFETY PIN. ' . o 3 south Norwalk.‘ Conn. ' "
.‘lOcllri‘. Uld rose - V Mrs. \Villiam Tammany. rust bl.” has “or!" and 1.3111 3’ an ‘0‘,” llilt‘ Yet had lolllcrily lo weal" con-‘ \X’ATERBURY. April :2.—.»\ntoi- 86 Washington Street I
V’“ crepe. ' " l Cl‘élle beaded. ~ 0! the out-ot-doorsu 1° he.“ she ‘V‘m‘ slsls or a yerv snort. liull: red iinll— ncuo DlPictro four months old. 3
lie-12.93. judo green can- Mi” 2" Lerner. black cap on 3.113s Margaret MurphV. orchid .muVs' there are low greater loss no! skirt sux'illotiillcal Vlw :1 loneéswailowed a sétely pill 12 days ago. i
. . . . : , a??? S lxla. Shllepsky. royal blue lace. V ‘ man 2,1035 Mk" ‘ ““g‘“ 0' "‘— 53’0"; shameless. lolv 131132;le Sweater qu‘er. and Mrs. Nicholas DlPietro .
l‘llll‘Kt» \ailerlcy ladi— d 5'2ch Vcanton crepe. Miss \‘ora I-‘innuganu blue crepe. ‘3')“me Luff)”; due’ “:15: is :9; \\ 1111K Lllzllroltrlli . .i in pixels in thought their baby r. ;d acold.IHcmc ~
V on s W of Bridgeport Miss Mary Finnegan black satin Vine. Che sass, ‘13 he} c 1'; “ b blue it .lllo mange. 'renwdies-l‘alled loyefl‘ect a. cure and - :: - » .. . .. . . . . . .
ll. V"§lle, black 1; “15381383,?” an“ Va’lld white 130.; 110W 1: for 9:10;? “I119“, :1): :VVVVVQ - .‘Nvu “all PHDCVI ideas. ;.'. doctor was called in. Ills alten- x. ,
..l K} mixer lace. rown ‘ V .q .v n . . . _. -: haw one \\ t or c0111 :1" ed up I . J \‘ y K , K , _ : .
.V1.. . . , bliss Esther Sudden. tan canton . Ml... E. J. l innI-gdn. blonn :lll._ mu m the males and may sun mr . Sm u of the C rcumlcll ll asul‘s. Ellen “as likeui e “iLhOlfi good re ‘
..».. .11 no, black -atln- , . , . : 3 11051.- at least “no llsukc some plc- suits and so the ch. 11 “as taken ‘0, S eela b
. 11‘ crepe. Among .hc men present were. 1...}. home again. I_ . ~. III ., .. . I \ I . Q \ . A ‘
LUHDmShE-m- {933° Miss Helen 8913' tan crepe. trim- . ‘ . d 1 , unsc- oi .lrllstlc - mpeidmml. .ire the Voter mm 110.. pita] ..unda\. . n I
.‘uirlul-ed with crystal d -v. John A. McLean, 'lhomas Fla. And yet she has one“ gl‘UCi mI navel-lug mew moms with “E“.s‘ §X~ray showed the surety pin, 6pm
V mellllg glide McCain! of Westp°rt .llefl)’. Vincent McQuillan, Donald flubflc “ff-I She 13““ bSlVdVVV “fwd 0t papers. The. foreign journals or; fund point lip. lodged ill the esopha- ‘
ganglia“, (an all}; SlSSOH- 0f “ 1110" ~ euham College. Lam 1' go. “‘1' 0‘ lured. especially those in Russian. 33115. The child was taken to the R'b C d B f 8 lb
: v-l: llL‘l tan canton crepe. l) ded Edward VV’V' “S Winchester, J' \V. ‘Dublm L‘nlxcrsity. She was we?“ Cl'C‘Kk Chinese and Egyptian and in? V Manhattan Ear. Nose and Throat l 'Orne ee 0 - - - - - - - - . . - - - - . - c o n .
V: V ' V ‘- . Mrs. C AV' Pfahl brown roca Kelle Carl Kline Christian to speak before President “'ilson'olll K. ,, .. . ,. “.1, ‘ . ’ . __ _ . ‘. .. -.= ., __ . I,
hermeuer’ peach canton crepe S t}; ' V m L 0,. Vations Co'lninissiun misluu. of 1.1.11 lug lie-11.1.1111: in odd lliospiml. “hero ll'l'. l1”: “-13 141‘“ R C B f 22 . lb
V V ' “(at V' c Icaguu ‘ ‘ . lettering is us bizarre as one cuuldVed. The child is. resting lag-ll. ‘Kl‘e um orned ee . _ _ . . . . _ . . . . (3.24 .,
l‘.u..~;, FOUlns egg blue Mrs. T. -.Z Shanghncsm. figured George Clark. M. J. Tierney. during the peace conference in Paris awn.“ - gang”? ”“me , I p . I c o ..
5&an canton crepe. . . Arthur Meade. M. .l Real-don. \ViIl- in 1919 and before-Samuel Gomp-
Small Pockél Books.
Smoked Shoulders ..... . . . . 19c lb.
. Iago,“ 11:“? flat crepe ‘Illiisavgelxize Mill'CV-‘ie- jade green Us: ’i‘algalg'. is. J. {Eillgleggm erIs 0’11 lileItllutel-na“one:j Ltbggfglimt- Larger m": are going mm “miner '7‘.-..—. , I . . . . . . .~ ‘.
‘ . ., ..- beads. an 3 - ‘ . _ enne tmman. o n cwmau. 11155 on. - ways an 3.1: on 1 5, pocket books. The bags many _I . I 1 ‘, . I. . ; . I
litigifigmgzgch gear-I Wise 3181'? s“!1dkfité;e;ed ”311mb L369 Frank. Aubrey Lloyd. John she has also worked for chlldrcnIIand smart “.0an no“. are carrying um : ' ~ ,. - Rolled Corned Beef IIIII . IIIIIII 25c lb. . .
“ V VV V crgfsswgrplffihlidai’a. red canton 5938?; S ii M tth ‘ 0.1) n 1‘31}nt magmas“: ‘gimbggtt 3;” anneal. diminutive. so small in fact. i ~ . : . , ,
. . 0 n “1V3“! ' 3V ew ° ' '3- swor ar 0. . '9‘" 5 that in additiOil==to the necessary? 1- .
. lieullt. saphlre blue ”€qu with tan sleeves. neli m. J. Divine. John Dwyer. Sldes,her present presidency of the mirror. rouge, lipstick and powder . K . Puritan Skillllfid Hams . . . . . . . . . . . 340 H). J
Mrs- Petél‘ Vim“- 5°16 net we, International Suflrase Alliance which pufi'..lhey hold only a sril'illl roll of
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Therei'orerldrges bills are cal- - . Ch 1d
Most of these bags are of hand .- l ten 3
V \. CasevI allce blue “V'llilam Howard, Mr. Davey. Ray
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. j d. gold chiflion- . , - en canton Cave, i‘ederates thewomen oratorty‘coun- bills. I Best Frankforts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 lb.
.V I ”4‘ ‘5 u d l ~il’ col- llirs. J; Vasst. nlle SP9 mi. 13.12.311.11 C. H. Atlklns, Ralph tries in a. common cflortior equal ried, ; - '
1.4m}. . 51" ‘, c'VVzVIVVeV J. W. 0mm,” black ”a“ Chiel’ro, C. AI. Mcxanmara. John F. citizenship and an equal ‘lnoral 10015.1 leather in rather intricate EN
' J _ r5- ' _ McMahon. standard. desiYns. : V CO h:
.“VVJEVVVL‘VV' Jude 8:281; chlf Mrs. W’altOr 8.51::th 02 West Richard Raymond. A. P. Schultz'. All things must and will be equal -VV Sabots.' vV i ng SChultZIe, S Sanit Mark t
4 “1h. "3’3““ a 5' . port. blue ca‘nton créve- henna. George \V. Eakland. J. P. Dowd. soon. she says. : on and women One of the Iatestrtypes 0: shoe :01“ ary e S
i: e ISIJIlllers, balrryd‘blo“e Mrs. Fred MSQVflSmlzee. I Joseph M. Riley. PmStoiVlVllNV Bell; shouid be equally liable Kandprlvu- arrive on these shores from France ID!
~.lhII r limestone an b- créfie de chine an 8 card; Joaepll Jassll. W am . eged in everything, and then: is called the. “echo! " but it is only- . 3FOLEY’S
; liming Mrs. L. J. AdnmA. blue zeorgette “Xe, lam not nonpmim‘ I. be. faintly reminiscem’of the wooden Washington street and W AVEnuB. SO. Norm};
, 11:15 VVJ. \\'a1‘d.browri"‘iiat
Will n, d in autumn leaf
and lace to match. : _
Miss Florence Krianrvald, orange
l beads.
Mr.‘John M. Glover. R. H. Mito—
chell. VVichent McQuillan. c. c. He-
. Mr. James P. Copeland-
iieve in: parties. « .Without them/u to
hep voters» to, judge. the men . for
shoe. It has a rather roundltoe and
a. strap covered by a Jeweled buckle
. : 39 and 43 11.1115 Street, Norwalk
cre e and c whom the .vote electionswould- be which crosses t ll b u :: _ ' «
V-KJU‘?‘ 3- suubyel Periwen' * 03%;: site;V I937. White ““an Dr. William McMahon, Gordon toordiflieult but 41° oneVshouid .‘be the instep. the fooI is p on _ :Woslporl. GeorgetownIDarien. Sumtwd. meet Rock. Bridgeport
trul‘w- crepe bended , , blue Case. ' lully tiedélby hispartysiines. 1 be- . - ~ e ~f , ~ “ ‘ ' ’ : ‘ ’
li. Weill-1e. cinnamon Mt!- Ernest Brennan, .50‘9 M._ Kiermalher. E. M- .Mal'lOV- lleve in independence or party in the LEWV YORK. April 22.—IFlowers ; MW »-,, . ,
'111 crepe headed in black georgette- ll! John \R. \‘allerie. William H.- choice 0! the best individuals and in have been utilized as trimmings for 3 “Mountain ”:23 .
Miss Dorothy Shield, tan ch on Payne. ' legislative votes." . in“.
spring'hats torVyeal-s. but the infest l
spring creation from London placed l
. . .. them not on the hat but: on the 1.? ; : ‘ .
VWaiter H. McCarthy, :Fred Me’- scari. This hat is of pedal straw Stillman—PowenOm-pdroflon.
QueenVey. with a.na.rrox1r’turned down brim of . J _
\Harly Hoffman. D. Bdwoli, Jo. , I . é. _
seph Cunningham. Josef Cummings.
James Shield. Edward Splan. H.
Hawley. T. P Horan
over yellow ”113‘
Mrs. E. Brown.
‘1“. n. Gme‘do
lv'. lilo“ n, henna silkV ulc'
1 ' 981W Vbllie silk.
rose canton
Gallagher. French
trimmed with
.AL'iLb
I had this picture
crepe crepe. ' : , .. :
-- ~. ' Anna Burk? 0‘ ”“9”“ .1: Brown, Howard Gotham G. H. L. J_ dams Gm, . Ernest black satin. A: the hack-3,13 attached . . - ~ - , _
'V S‘l‘il‘liSI‘a- black canton citizen cantomcrepe- h; Whttrnore. A- Greenberg- BrennamAWilllamLVBremggV , . a blaek satin sca-f’ which passes . _ ~"I‘ ' . taken specially for M?
“"K‘Mc roses find ‘1‘“? ' Mrs. Steln‘fflil "We" me” George s. Lockwood. William E. Garfield. M. steianIérg.J .Col- ”0““ the “are” mack and “us Our Semi-Annual ?
V metal cloth. , . d blue O'ReilIly. John Ungent. James Por- llns. Frank Mendelian. -I over the left- shoulderu . This scarf - _. . .
A‘s-“luau, jade grew Mrs. Bennien. Itan :3”. V f one. Edward M.I.McM'anon, -Law renee is decorated with a. line 0: large . their, S Day Why (101119”
1,ng Balaton. mfionVaid Campbell. W. Walsh. J. McMahon.. FrafiIkrI Wt IofII . New hand made roses in contrasting col- Dinnerware Sale g
rose canton ‘
..‘p Jakob. maize colored 155 Ethel JIIOBDSVOVVIVI. Wilfred McMahon Charles Roselle, York. ,N ;. ore. I . I . . I I ,
M Wi t botto _ . .. .
beaded and embroid- etc”, New York W. Percem A— R- D e” ”4" Luke A. Conneaily. Dr.“".t‘. F. ‘ . The Ilium anot- Is innfull sting—7f: designs-to y o u do the Isam ,
Anna. Item? 12" .IJanles McKeen. David Morrlssey. Scanion. Dr. Renew The right label: for Wear with the selectV‘rl-onl.‘ prices range-tron: {:f
"3? W. Kinsley, white can. American beaVuty chit! ‘ at New: Eric Knight. Bo Roy B. Downs. -— Dr; John A 0' 63mm 3533:1190- modern day costume is now more :2 .95 f 31 is“ “I; 329. 95 for 1,. . 5g; , s
;:l over embroidery ‘01 Kiss Keothcflfi’m’” William Burr. Charles A. C“”- nerd. Home! Never “31' Brennan or ' ~': ,. . l " ‘ ' "V p thmg? .733 7'1!
...- . . . . fork. silmm VV‘deer blue, naphtflck. Ned Hunflnfion.’ Bridgeport ». 3 , : _ . - . "lo/o piece imported China. Dinner ' '2.“
1.: Lia-lull Lowndes. poudre biué‘ mas Anni negates. 9°. wxlgm J. Ward. William Subway '1'. Koltan, Howardfiorhnm. 130- f 58E ii 3’ K,
. Kr..broidered in tan. 7' gem-gene. WfaVu alt-hoe. VpéwIderV- . J. miWehx-le, c. P. Frey: Cherie bert Howard; George Willi-wane. 4-;- ‘, ‘ . - , "
raoilni golden neon. . . - win luv - Gallagher, Charles Strimlske. Francis“ Collins. A. Green, Albert You are. mm to “a“ on, ,
"_, 3th fine green canton blue 890mm "hm VlaIceI m; ' B. Noumea. Philip A. Joke, islets. Edmund Lila-int: . . ‘ . ' ' :7;
:-» I M335. '1'.‘ F. Sought-3: 35"”. m. Kingsley. E- Crotut. . 1 -£ " Raymond 363116;:an
O'Rellly, rosewood satin. peacfi‘gf'm Hatters»? ten canton W. O‘ReillY. T J- m“ °
1. ~ .,K-;-.me Bodwell. sapphire blue sound Beach. Donald Murray. ‘
. - , org?- ton J. Sherry. E W. Mills. William
. : . O’Connor. Mil can
swam Lowndgg, dark broml 37““ Gory. {Kenneth Gall- .43 south m Street
“ ' - . . was “9" ween cm... .1 ”’7"; in. night: Evory. 33:: 3,1311%:me
. T151: Moriarty. Am venublcuae mtb‘ cfepe. GO “I 39131111,: m“ ”IonahVueL m NOW“
II:..fl‘on beaded. . mwmm yguowI omen: CW WOVE-
.\i. Atkins. green and sold . Ki" I w. .3 wow Moron ,
cloth. ._ ~th I!“ V
Olive Mitchell Handles 32““
, Kid lace. ,
- .L P. Schultz. orchid
\Iay Uizinger, hm
117.: and lace;
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