Evening sentinel, Friday, May 1, 1925 · page 4

 

 

 
 
 

or the most infierestly

‘QQLay at“ Sound Beach

 

men Votels being hostesses.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

including:

A. Hyde Cole.
Jessie James.
’ QsQ. Jessica Kenyon.
L .Ida Beckius.

rl'.29Percy Barrett.
mDA. M. Fecheimcr.
Q Helen Swartz. Q
' J. Abrahamé. ' Q‘Q
Ms. John Benjamin.
R. Joselof.
fig: Henry "Harris.
‘Qfirs. B. Abrahams.
Q M. Abrahams.
E: S. Jacoby.
DeVer Allen of W'llton.
6 morning session opened
Sound Beach. At that time
Emerson Nev. ell,

€33$o2 to the national convention

 
 
 
 
 
 

L qulnston. national financial

[convention was notable for

o! the season took 12133515
and
’LQLwich. under the auspices of
, tfleld County League of “70-
Wilton, the Greenwich League

gluinber ot‘ Norwalk women at-

at
Mrs.
financial treasurer
.: Dot Ellie state league, who was a. deif-
D
QR limond Virginia, told or the ad-
lble manner in which Miss Kate
trea-
sure; raised $85,000 in pledges on
the poor of the National convention.
figs; Nowell stated that the nation-

its
“wonderful spirit of cooperation and
riegdehip, in spite of all political

Meet of 'League LVotersLL

 

sting Speakers Feature Greenwmh Meet-’L ,
ugh-Nominating Comnnttee for Stafie far
Anmial Meet Announced .

 

8
Grace 9bhirray.val$o a. delegate

neétlout, gave a. very
little discussion on the
in general.

the next meeting of the County
sue.

One hundred and two women
down to the luncheon held at
Shorehnm club, So‘und Beach.

went to the Q
Temple, entirely filling
which seats between Q

At the atternoon session,
Corbett Ashby,

the

tics. ”

The annual J1me Convention

Ridgcllcld. The nominating
mittce appointed by‘tho 'chalr

ford.
erside.

field.
Mrs. Harry \Vilcoxin of Stratfo

Folio wbag Mrs. Newen'; talk. Miss

the national convention from Con-
interesting
convention
Due to lack of time. Miss 1
Murray‘s talk is to be continued at

In the afternoon, all the women
Greenwich - Masonic
hall
250L2and 800;
Mrs.
.D'famou} English
speaker, talked on “Warned in Poli-

The next meeting of the Fall-field
County League will be held in. Nor-D
walk on the last Thursday in May.

the county League will take place in
com-

prepare the slate for the elections
at that time include the following:.
Mrs. Clement A. Fuller 0: Stam-
Mrs. Fredreick C..Bur_sol1 of Blv-

Misa Anne Richardson ‘0: Ridge-

Mrs. Henry W. Fleck of Bridge-

 

: - - ' Contesting
. mltt’ee of Girl Scouts T‘will meet

to- Inn.

tirely “filth business matters.

ed. to be present. Luncheon wll .-

lea- served at 1 o'clock

not ’
the

or.2

in scouting is urged to attend. Q

of long experience in that. field.

to

 

”LOCAL (BRIEFS,

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fiefmce” no” _ this time. the annual reports will be
QJ ’éh CI b NI ts ' '2 Enid aQndQ election or. omit-lets will
W1 1‘ De D PERSONALS D . D '
3 And Distributes Work . Q -3.”er 3:1?"3 gum m
"' WW . .

 

_ :A5moetlng of the Jewish Hndas-
'aah D‘wns held “’edncsday evening it
the .‘Y. M. H. A. .. South Main m-ee'E.
Wei-la] for welfare work was re-
cefivéd from headquatters in New
York and distributed among the

minim President Ann Mar-
_ «be presided.
inns Rose Schachat is in charge
otgwelfare supplies. Miss Martha
My and Miss Frances Modne
are do charge or entertainment for
diet! week’s meeting. Miss Jean
33311:]: was appointed publicity
ag‘iit. The meeting next week will

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city 3 csterclny .
U

NJ‘QS Douglas

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Nash

tel day.

purchased a. new car.
2 o o _o'L

and will entertain the-members

Illay 8th.

Mrs Frederick Stabell of High-
land avenue motored to New York

of Seaside
place Was a. visitor in New York yes-

John O’Hara. or Fitch street has

Mrs. Charles c. Peri-yo: Boll Inl-

lhe Hospital Whist club at her home

use with ice cream.

cake.
glven.-Adv. _
O O O

of
wlches will be carved.

C 0 O ’

ice ’

The morning session icommonclns
at 11 o’clockafll be taken up en-Q

The engine Norwalk council ls nit.

The afternoon session will Loom; '
mence at 2:16 ocloclt.'1‘bocouncu
has been particularly 1:33th 111‘
- securing the services of one of the «Q.
D outstanding figures in ..pcouting' to-
day in the person of Mrs. James
Dealer Rippln. national director or 2'
_ Girl Scouts. who in to be the speck- Q.

The afternoon meeting is open Lin Q 2 2D 2
the public- and everyone interelsited ~ ,’

r59
; Rippln is well worth hearing. Peru
hope there is no one in the country
quite co well titted no is ob. tortilla
on scouting.” due to be: wide and -

Representatives: will be present
from Hartford New Haven. Bridge-
port, Weapon, Stamford, Now Dong
den, Mormon, Willimtntic. Nicolle.
rnttord Dorian Quid New Britain.

W

The Norwalk Hospital Sewing so-
ciety will meet next Tuesday after-
noon at 2: 30 o 'clock in the director‘n
room at thoeNorwalk hospital: A:

Strawberry time is here and we
can furnish you with cake layers for
short cal-lo (two sizes). 14c and 20c. 0
We also make ulceD plain cake. for
There are gold.
white. fudge. devil's, fruit and spice
Reasonable price for quality

The Sewing circle of the South 3
Norwalk Congregational church will
hold a cake and fancy work ale
this nltcmoou in the basement: of
the church. Coffee, tea. and send.

bent. the nature of a cultural meet-
mg:

A)

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l7.3-ibbonsLGive

 

 

GirliQsh Charm

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The small daughter ’ or Mr; ind
Mrs. Richard F. Edeonda. Nancy.
entertained some friends é‘n
aim: noon in honor of her fifth birth.
day anniversary at her home on Flax
llill rQQoa’d.

 

 

 

 

 

Mrs. William L'l'oun’t of Melbourne
road entertained the members of tho
Wntch Your Stitch club at her borne
ll ednesdny afternoon.

. I.

Miss’ Marlon Calllll of this city is

spcnding the week with Mr. and Mrs. '

Edward S. Ryan at Canal
“'clport.

street.

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Charles F. Tristram of Norwalk
was a recent visitor at the home 0!
Mrs. Lois J. Crossmnn in Weston.

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Mr. and Mrs. “Finland C. Jeaup of
Arch street have Just arrived home
by auto from Dcytona, Florida. They
made the run home of 1.600 miles

in about a. week. making about 176 -

miles per day. Mr. Jenaup said that
the roads all the way up were, excel-
lent and that they;were.tortunuto-
enough to enjoy very fine weather.
Both were glad to bo back in Nor-
wnlk again.
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Mrs. Joseph Howe of Taylor ave-
’ one was a. recent visitor in Bridge-
port.

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Miss Mary Spencer of Cedar street
is home again after spending the

‘ past few weeks with relatives in
New Jersey.

\liaa Muriel Bartlet or Rowen
street \D.isited her sister in Bridge-
port. Monday.

 

~NOTICE.

Railroad Ave. He will carry I101!
line of Rcfmhmonu.2 Candy. 3_
Come and try his hot dog: 2'13in

The South Norwale auctions club
will give a. convert Soturudy
at the headquarters on River

for the ovum

 

~bvunonn’nxs.’ BIG Assent;
mm

at Henry ‘Wild'c Nursery. located on
the Post road. between Norwflkiu
Wenport. Here use you will an

and privct for hedge. nonunion. etc.
Your planting problem. will be {one

On or about May Jul Jol’mfierv- : L
Lrlnamo will open his mod.» .55 V

Quite a promo: has been emu“ '

trees of all kinds, shrub» barberry L

 
 

Norwalk 1&ng at tho Roy-.1: MGI f’ L'

 

 
 
 
 

bid .

Fictory Overture. " Lb «if; c Q Q Q
Ros-er Ludlow, Center and mum

school concert ,held last; mains in
. the nuditoriunt Dot the Nérwnlk his}:
school. 2. 2 2

The bill was melted with. Luau.
on. fathers. brothoro'. sisters. uncles,
aunts cud friends. ill intent on m-
in: their own special brodlxiel in lilo
performance. 2

The Center Glee club next pre-
sented. Ghys' “Amory-ills." in onion.

 
 

 
 
 

 

over by on expert hero cud props;- Q

advice given. Phone Neutron will
--Adv. Q
_ p ' o
~30qu plumbing or beating b:
lam for the new building.» work '2
b0 roplnced in the old building. ’
an important mutton Noloouv M.

loo whatever your problem in th
line. 85 North Mela arcane-Mu.-
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It is expected that

 

 

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White' I omniuuon h at your Servo

 
 
 
 

Deeter Rippin. thlonul- director of ‘"

the Girl Scout: will be _. ti:
speaker at the Connection
Scout Group Conference to; 2
Wednesday next at the Royal was
fun. commencing at 11 o'clock

 
 

-—LOCA£. CONTRACTOR IWSO}
HAS CAPABLE ORGANIZATIONL
Henry Fabrlzio. well known abou
Norwalk and its vicinity for many
years as an expert in the mason cons D

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

FRATERIQQVAQLS

Buckingham Post No. 12,

Order United American Men, 11in-
coin Council No.
night at 100 Washington street.
Cockenoo Tribe No. 82. will meet
tonight at 28-36 Main street. »

will meet to-

Grand

' treating business. is now engaged as '

a. general contractor. nnd bun been
{or some time past. Many lmpbrtant
Jobs have been in his hand: and built
to successful completion.
btlzlo is fortunate in huving a very
capable ”(solution in the carrying
on of his work.

Mr. 151-

Local office is 1:22

 
 

 

we made)

 
 

l “L ...oons add a girlish
to this frock of printed
iuwhm and French blue.

Deposited in This Bank Before
May 6th Q Q _
Will Drew Interesb from
Q May lst . ,
L sits of $1-10 $0,000 4}; Invited

Army or the Republic, will hold its
weekly meeting tOnlght at 25 Main
street. '

Douglass Fowler. W. R C., No.
15. will hold its weekly meeting to-
night at 39 “’3“ street.

 

to Stamford May 19 no the invite;
lion of Laurel Lind:
' 2 caption to 5 fl

phone connection.-—Adv.

at The Star Laundry.
llshx'n‘enfl il' equipped with up-to.‘
- , date machinery 33131.0?!” notation"
‘2 and this, altogether with. its cuppa

people of Norsvalk and vicinity-
excellent ne'rvice.—-Adv. 2D D

7 North avenue, Norwalk. Tele-

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-LA'UNDRY WORK m ITS L

., . EVERY FEATURE DONE
model-1y. That is your exp rleuce
:l‘hll emb-

 

tent employm- it is able' to give" the

im

_ _. t. .D ”
Our Sister Rebekah Ladke will so

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lQoQud. spenkera-Donnclly’

 
 
 
 

 
 

-A musical con-lady “Abe
lyinplc" will be given at th

 
 
 

ed EaGroment School hall for.
benefit or the school fund. Th ,_

 
 
 

wuswritten by Mrs. ThomuDNaslr

 
 

and” will be directed
Lewis Howard of
the accompanist ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

orchestra. opened the Junior High

 

2 audience Lwitli n

can: Gaynor:
The mum

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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from: of youthful
_. ,. first hotel: of young
, Ira New York city for
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LQch u a; vacation
youncxirlx of from 16 to
omit: need of n healthful
gamer. more to tnko
09911 ”I summer Ind

" bout December first.

bonnet yer [Git 3081‘.
’ liken one Q Anna.

Q o maxim. months it
, more than 200 girl-
vii an opportunity to enjoy

 

 
 

'03:th spot the va-L
.. 1 Situated for

 
 
 
 

or eight- girls at the:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. mob and «one dern cooking utensils are there to
m Lalo

bid them.

(‘1 life: it 131' .

tan.

oies.

916‘: children when

her
cases

And what a fine
hdvé!
no rules.”2:

is concerned.

LOnly. two rules
Jim; that the girls
, 9818 8 day; Second.

.. drinkognt locat" eight

days momentum

 

Own Air Dance Hall

A few feet from the lodge is an
innovation in vacation home ldeau~
a. miniature open air
plenty large enough to acconamo-
dnto 31' couples, the usual number
reaming at one time at the home.

Do the girls enjoy it?
\iany or them have never
had a. good rest before.
tripped the light fantastic. for the
majority come from homes where
the pennies must be turned twice be-
fore they are spent. and w hero spare
time is not recreation
v. hlch 10 earn money.

The mention lodge is non-cert!“-
All nationalities come there.
Most of the girls. however. come
from New York city. through the
mod: um of the various social agen-

I‘ ethane a young girl. the oldest of
a. large orphaned family. breaksam-

do;- the grading strain of working
night and éay to provlde food. 101'
the cur hungry mouths—perhaps r.
' child in her early
- week and Lanernic through lack of
Q_ fresh air and proper exercise in a
Q Q dark tenement—minding other peo-

teens becomes

out playing with boys and girls of
6’an zine—such are the needy

This is a. verltfible ‘house’ or
The girls (rise and rear
tire just {when they. feel.- like it. and
the day is theirs as for as program

‘The'l‘woRnlea

eat th a square

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

dance hall.

“‘hat 8.

let alone

llmé but

she should be

time they do

 
 

 

ire enforcedl’

 
 
 

that catch girl

OfW

 

 

 
 
 
 

I :Qernbers Plan
vw’se Halli

3: Mrs. George E. Mathews Gives Vivid
' ' ‘ .00nferencegl) A R

 

 

v of 1’ m call- ’Others win he 3&de Q.
Reflutlb: 15212111653313“ Hon-own?” mlttee later. it
D meetings. 3 ,
tel-dun. The“ Mini was mg: 3;an Mm Gem.
ickeduled for {in third My 0: a mosh-m
Q m “in“ Ffltflflifl mm :1! the Washingtog com! 2. Q
2 ten-day on decoder. of *4“! Notional 3818 “’“th the “ginning
- ngr “I in Wuh’in‘fion last woek. the audience through ml
After the of the mixing in:- xbgafd‘fygk
"”35“. 3:13. m” J): Jun. 332118583135?“ 0 I“
"2 in: I fibln’clll ll“! e e k .
’D t the chapter .’ the weak ’ do.“
consider the some or the Halli "0“? ”With 0' the “:59“
History of Norwslk. The members 10m: the week.
*5 appointed to the corruption ore: At the dose 0: a“
:i’ gm H. L. Q J. Milton Colt-um ”Nita:
’ ' ziu'mlflm, aLihonsesign which
Mm “Mn '8 we been .
Miami, ’ L ‘Q- It, ”to ’ 321‘”! East. “:01”an
l‘l-QF; 'Q Q 0 8 hung in
Kerwin-o! m .1311 is prov in: EM!
61:01:30.3. Barnum, than anyone amiclmh
Mrs. 3. aluminum Q :32» “as: hundred doll:
Charla Quint-rd. ‘ an ett
Mn. mans. Abbots. taken out on the banana,
Airs. 5003).. Public spiri'ad G
M3: Kmfiuhler tributed mu mu
, . D :1; 10 it!
Mrs. J. W. m . though 8» iarze sum 0’5"
an: 303$ ' Q Q ‘ beenQofiered. the mm on.
Mrs. m rm”. . edtokeepit .or Kai-wan;

 

Li'2 SPRINGQWOQD

in. past two Weeks in “covering.

"lilo 190303 8th . Elton.

 

1. Q yesterday.

1*

41E } MERESTED

Boy Shirt Shop. 2

a. ”cent visitor in Storm 0rd.

white: in Springwood. Wednesday.

‘ ‘.

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was a recent visitor in Stamford.

yesterday.
0 o

3
Sound Vlew Terrace entertained re-
latives from Bridgeport yesterday.
2 L . o o o

< Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cochin ot Ely
avenue entertalned relatives from
Bridgeport yesterday. ,
Patrolman John Murphy was re-

ported on the sick list today.
0

Mrs. Clara’ Boslnn or Ely avenue
entertained relatives from Stamxord

 

ROWAYTON

Rev. and Mrs. Victor Scaling will
attend the Stan Baptist convention
to be held in Boston next Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
They will return to Rowayton hie
Thursday. Q

.,

A cpecial service is being planned
by Rev. Seance for Mother‘s Day.
May ’10 The denies will be held
at the Baptist church in' the eve-
hing.

O O 0
An Every Member Communion

w he held at the Methodist

the spat-tn and activities with the
true spirit of youth. 381‘ mile. n.
pleasant word. a. bit of kindly nd¢
vice :0 a. lot farther coward mik-
in: a. group of am girls tee: a
homo and happy than 3. book full
of strictly enforced rules. ’

Just before the close crouch two
weeks, all the girls at the lodge get
toxeu-ler and put on an “entertain-
men This is generalm both unl—
que and h umbrella. Since the Lodge
is non-sectarian and all nationalities
and creed: are housed. there in no
limit to the kind and extent or tab
Ont available. arid the two we“:
usually wind up with a grand toad
tlme.‘ And when the time of part-
lng comes, 3 for healthier and ban-
pler- lot of girls goes back to New

 

., - was Binnie were of em
Wilhelm been-alousiylllmr

Slehe Heaeéy of Lexington are-
one has resigned bio Milan with

an Lamasprlngmx
mmptedapoddonwlththoheo

. .
John Gall of Lexington avenue was

2 Mr. and Mrs. Brink Won-oust: of
Q: We bosons unrefined natives
from New York City. wanna”.

John Young of Bridgeport was a

Mrs. Stephen Dukes of 1.9mm
inBrldce.

2311-. and Mrs. Thomas Di Court or
2 Lexington svenne are ham their
: house Wired for electricity.

John Gall of Lexington avenue

. Andrew Chain of Michigan avenue
made I butinm trip to Stanford

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph mm. o:

2 reported by Fa

church at the Sunday no .-
vice. Those “We a 6 115211.
tend will be seDDi ed in the
1: they desire 2nd motif: 1;“
Rev. Charles 5 Gm}
.
311's. Oscar
avenue will ' ‘
Ready circle D‘ .
Tuesday.

 

. fl .

Geome W. Rasmond 03:».
street. one of the old-1» .
on the New lime}: {‘01:}.
that at the Siam! 0rd 11.
tel-lug from 5 (mac: ?

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The weekly p.14; 9...”,
Baptist church was 1:29 .
flint

F ASHION
News Notes

By AILEEX Lt‘iOl‘iQ
Special C3.-
of The E ..
. Q (Copy
NEW YORK.
Scotch tweed 1:3."
tremely unlikely .
but chey are 5‘.
their materials.
tlon for breeds ‘
of the same 5‘
One long can: .25;
in: openirc a:
from 1.0260: :'
deepening from
top to cinnamu:
brown 3: the

 

 

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At least 12::
miners are CO’“ ..
the pirating c: t
and odors by co
try. So far. c
to stop the
duplicators or
market their pr
shaped flasks as
odor. however.
circus. has not 3..
It required 14 53375
to develop i:.

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‘ Over The TOP-
OvLer the top hrfi ‘

 
 
 
 

ed. There is an
Warm; the z
Smhll hats fromQ
over the crown. . Qo: example .
ballluck straw. , importei
for trimming 3. ~
Skin edged with
the crown with
the top.

 

 

Try Our Fresh Bakd
Bread and R01ls

and

"Taste the Difference"

Electrik Maid
Bakeshop
49 Washington 5””

 

York city. than arrived in Nor-well:
fourteen days * - we. ‘D

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rings or nun; LL

 

 

 

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