ed '01. Mother’s Day, 1915~Pronunent “ men of Norwalk Wentport and Wilton ' g on )Comnnttees—Elaborate Affair Planned Jib _e for the Agedwill cele- ‘Itenth anniversary of its suntan. Mrs. John w. Bancroft, Mrs. doping and .Mrs. C. May“ Hudson. ' DECORATING COMMITTEE. Mrs. Russel! Froat. In. Mice Elizso' both Randall. Mrs. Frederick Quin- lord. Mrs. Manuel '1‘. Hatch. Hughes. . ~ HOSTESSLS '~‘. moaxSamuel G. Adams, Mrs. Charles Dimond as hufsosi’me will direct tragic. as they kindly done ,i'or many years. ‘is to be a continuous music 111 by three orchestras. eup- ed by solos to be rendered ‘ es Bier-lint. poppies violin- souvenirs will he elaborate today conditions. and engrav- following committees have med: 7 EPTION COMMITTEE. Leo Davis. Mrs. ,E. Howard Mrs. J. A. Wills. Mrs. Herb- Sturgee. Mrs. Kenneth Mack- : Mrs. George F. Candeld. Mrs. ' o“. Pollard. Mrs. E. n. Sher- Mrs. John c. aSherman. Mrs. e E. Mathews. Mrs. Clarence olldge. Mrs. Harold Glendon- “‘1 a. Mrs. Samuel G. Adams. Mrs. 3”?“ 'Gorham. Mrs. Edward G. ' ; on.. Richard H. Golden. Da- Raymond, Heman C. Drake, s “F. Tristram. Rev. Kenneth cutie. ,Leo Davis. Charles E. C. Otis Fitch. Mayor Thomas Mrs .7. Milton Coburn. :Mrs. swarm. Mr's. 1311.33 11. Mrs George Carroll. Mrs. C. make. Mrs. James Hall .. Cleverly. 0mm COMMITTEE. Henry C. Bherer. Miss Anna. -Mrs. Frank under. Mrs. D. Shambsugh. Mrs. Robert Moo Wood. Jr., ‘11. Mrs. Wm. .l. Frederick Gunung. Mrs. Frank sengers' I omen in Inddstry” Conference I‘ Josephine attribute. Mrs. Charles G. Frank Hadley. ans, Fresh Bennett. Bodwell. Mrs. Pemy; Damn. Mrs. John Flint. Mrs. Alfred “J. “Becklus. Mrs. Lester Hyatt and Mrs. Dixon McNetton. PURLICI‘I'Y. Biart. Mrs. Charles Perry. Mrs. An. ‘ drew V. Heath. Mrs. Thomas S. Mur- ray. Mrs. Earle Stevens. Mrs. Ber- nard Ber-man. Mrsg-wluchard Doggy and Mrs. Frederick Hull. ESCORTS. Mrs. James H. Walsh. Mrs. LeRoy Montgomery. Miss Margaret Brend- linger. Mrs. Herbert Gorham. Mrs. Wm H. Stowe. Mrs. Percy Ander- son. Mrs. Austin Wakemen. Mrs. Richard Abbott. Mrs. Charlton 316W! born. Mrs. G. Walter Aiken. Mrs. Wm. F. Beaupain. Mrs. Conrad Frey. Mrs. Albert Dunn. Mrs. E. P. Weed, Mrs. Edwin B. Smith. Mrs. George A. Wells. Mrs. Eben J. Taylor. Miss Mary But-“key. Mrs. Arthur Archer. Mrs. John Warren. Mrs. Joseph Tra- cey. Mrs. W. J. Sherwood. Mrs. Stephen J. Bankulirs. Rollin Biod- dard. Mrs. Archie Nash. Mrs. DeLos L’Kommedieu and Mrs. Edward B. Robertson. AUTO PARKING. Charles F. Trisiram. David “7 Raymond. Robert F. Way. Charles Dimond. Boy Scouts and Kings' Mes- Circle. ~ . n Wethersfield on 16th of Ma3 expectedthst s. number at . omen will attend the center- 3 “Women in Industry“ to .bo std. rider the auspices of the . out League of Women Vot- Wethersfield. May 16th. affair is being held in cooper- with the National league of ~ clubs and the International " moot ofthe Y. W. C. A. Members of different trade unions " former students of the Bryn or Summer school are also being ed to Join in the conference. ”the senior: will be held at Wan- m Lodge in Wethersfield. the va- cutiou home maintained by the Hart 1! Y. W C. A. An opportunity will be given those interested in we; then workers to exchange ideas. with those most “vitally concerned. ’ghe conference is to be educational do plan and purpose. No sluice. uncut action is contemplated. Give Mother RECORDS for Her Day at ' _. DONNELLY’S 7 .Norwalk ’ Westport The program has been planned to ’promote discussion on the problems of the woman in industry. These who have studied the question will contribute the outsider‘s theoretical point of View. while those who have gained their knowledge by experi- ence will! furnish the specific illus- trations. ' Miss. Knight Bruce. score. tory of the‘ Industrial "Fellowship of England. is expected to be one of the speakers at the after-non session. Miss Matilda Lindsay. assistant di- rector ot the Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women in Industry. Miss Mary Ely. secretary of the National League of Girl's Clubs and Miss Men-Wet Byington of Hartford. sec- retary of the Central Council of Soc- ial Agencies. will lead the evening discussion on‘posalble‘ methods of bettering industrial condition among working women in Conecticuh~ demos—mince or the Na- ; 116nm League of Girl's Clubs will presideb ’At the afternoon session Mrs. Edward H“. Lorens. chairman of the Women in Industry Commit- tee of the Connecticut League ‘of Women. Voters. will preside. Mrs. Herbert Knox Smith. president of the Connecticut League of.Womeu Voters and Miss Anne Grumman of “the Department of Economics at the HnrtIOrd Public High school will be speakers. I All those interested in attending the conference may obtain pro and further information by' writing to the office of the Connecticut League of Women “voters. 731 Main St. .. Hartford. . . me. one’ s best effort there must [boy's " object for “Vine Set s 110111; Wm. E- Williams, Mrs. Percy Glen-i ’ Mn. 1 Carl A. Hui-strum and Mrs. Laura.” ' ’ Mrs. A. __ Véttloton Paddock. Mrs. ’George St. ers. John K. V. Agnew. Miss ; 3, George “ re. D. W. McFarland. Mrs. ,. Ives. Mrs. Samuel 0. Kemp. Mrsr~ Mrs. Henry Coleburu. Mrs. Wilfred; Miss Mary G. Rider. Mrs. Victor ‘ won, Fred Rcidel. Charles H. ,Hurrl's. president )0! manufacturer. has just returned from“ a. trip to Amesbury. Mass Mr. Harris reports business in the auto trade is very goon. O ‘ ~25 per cent or: on radios anc loud speakers—Donneliy'a—Adv. “ O D. O ; Members of the Nor-walk boat club 'will hold their monthly meet- ing tonight at 11 Wall street. ~Radio and Vicll‘oiiu easy terms. Deanery—Adv. e b 0 acid or Women's club of Bridgeport will present a Mother’s Day program in ihelrcfuh rooms Sunday afternoon. ‘ O t , -The Royal James serVee a Chef Special. a large shad roe with crisp onion and new asparagus. Just right. —- dr. 0 U I «Blue-stone for driveways. Phone 652 or 53, Ferris-Device Co. --Adv. Ashort play is to be given by the Hungarian Catholic Church in Kishs hall this evening. The en- tertainment will be followed by gen- eral dancing. 0 C O ' -—-Price of coal“. reduced. Harris 6 Gene. Phone ‘I"l.-—Adv. ' -—Best con] ”a: reduced prides Harris 6': Carla—3dr. , The Christian Industrial League of the First M. Fl. church will meet for a business and social tonight at 8 o'clock. t C O ~BANNER HOME- MADE BAK- ERY. INC. Strawberry time is here and -we can furnish you with cake layers ior short cake (two sizes). lie and 20c. We also make nice plain cake. for use with ice cream. These are gold,‘ white. fudge. devil s. fruit and spice cake. Reasonable price for quality given.-~Adv. O O O —Your plumbing or healing prob. law for the new building. or work to be replaced in the old building. is an important matter. Nelson MI White’s organization is at your serv- ice whatever your problem in this line. 56 North Main street.-—Adv. a. meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Perry in Belle Island. ' O ‘ 0 i ' —-LAUNDRY WORK IN ITS EVERY FEATURE DONE properly. That is your experience at The Star Laundry. This estab- lishment is equipped with up-to- and this. together with its compe- tent employee. it is able to give "the people of“ Norwalk and vicinity—- excellent services-Adv. OUTBIIJL’S. EYSB.‘ “Where iish food or oil 11111.13" : arrives everyv business day in the Week. This week the attention of ‘ folks is particularly“: called to the Frofitrowlefttoright: Esiehnchanan, monorail-o, Sobody, Elizabeth Palm. Adele KW. Sod Huntington, Mrs. Benedict. Second. row: Adele Van Scoy, Dorothy Third row: Helen Tilly, Gilbert Ruth Rosier,“ Mable Miller, Al Wilson, Franklin Russell. Ros-old Johnson. Back row: Helen Kiska, lrene Kinks. H. Danielle, Mend Sherlock, Annie Wells, William Horton, Frances Bond, George Clark,“ Tonuny“ Ireland, Charles H. Harris.“ inc. local class“ The Business and Proisssiohal, The Hospital “gust club will hold date machinery and‘ drying facilities. when 3:; W _ WASHINGTON. May 8.--Psssihg from antics of unscheduled. ,aii‘d harassing events. the convention of the International Council of Women came to grips today with another perplexing situation disclosed in aire- nort that the councils finances“ are at ebb-tide. The delegates had before them the treasurers statement on .3, rec; port by the finance ' _fil§6fl all N with recommendationsflist be provided nouns-1’ ’ Removal ohpenoe “among exhibits in were... neg-1113 Roth, Women’ s COuncil Now Has Problem Of F mances To Face Henry Viiisrd 01 New York. “Chat;- man of the Womens Peace society. that the exhibit was placed with the permission. of Mrs. Chester n. Boone. committee chairman. Frhe publioa; lions urged totsl and immediate dis. - armament. Newspaper accounts. of the cou- veniion were criticised by I... S. Rowe. director general of the maimed- can Union. who addressed the dole» eaiasi. night. The press. he sold. s in unfortunate “attempt to be has utterly misconstrued your ,. purposss.”li1s. Carrie“ Chap- ay” 1:: described the Monks! . ‘ era 9‘ "inhospitable and dis: e us?’ and declared “an apolo- an explanation is due you. " Mrs. 31.11183 Bitches-d of the 1:63: Road. Damien. and one or the oldest residents of that. town. celebrated her 3111.. birthday May 3 0n Mons dav Mrs. Birchord was given Va luncheon it which Mrs. Betsy Secl- ey,’ a neighbor during the Civil war and a friend for 10 years. “was her guest of honor. Among Mrs. Bit-chords guests at the birthday celebration “were her daughter. Mrs. Mela; Fish. or Cali- fornia. and]. biscuit”. Julia Szmes of Australia. Mrs. Birchurd received a large number of gifts and a. post card shower. . _._ orlcn. will play I. proéram of sacred music at the Mother's Day Service at the First Methodist church. Bridgeport, next Sunday. --I.OCAL' CONTRACTOR WHO HAS CAPALBLE ORGANIZATION Henry Fabrisio. well known about Norwolk and its vicinity for many years as an expert in the mason con- tracting business. is now engaged as a general contractor. and has been for some time past. Many important * jobs have been in his hands and bulk to successful completion. Mr. Fa- brizlo is fortunate “in having a very capable organization in the carrying on of. his work- Local office is at 7 North avenue, Norwalk. Tele- phbne connection.--Adv. ' I, I I The International Union of Gospel _ lassions closed its twellth annual cénventlon in Washington yester- day with the selection of Buffalo as the next meeting place. 9During the convention. Rev. W. E. Paul of Minneapolis was “elected president. and Dr. E. J. Helms of 139193. seb- rotary. ‘. 0.1 meats. come to Donnelly'n—Adv. , and located i 30 odd flats at u Clift street. ; .513“... “an Remodeling dun ng the spring and summer moths ‘——For correct Wedding Announce- , _ 7 P ’YHOM‘AGETO 94TH BIRTHDAY , MRS MERRITT IN THE SENATE Was in Nerwalk This Week at State Group Conference of Girl Senate 7 , . These women in Nor-walk who had the pleasure of meeting Mrs. Joseph Merritt. Hartford senator. ot the state group conference of Girl Scouts hold at the Royal James inn. Wed- nesday. will be interested in learn- ing of the homage paid Mrs. Merritt in the senate chambers yesterday of- ternoon. . The 1925 session of the Senate held its annual dinner last night. Since Mrs. Merritt could not attend. on it was a ‘etug" attain the Senate remembered her yesterday afternoon \\ lth a. gift. . Business had been completed when Senator Welcott proceeded to man. ipulote his hands over a waste paper basket which he had placed on his deck. much after the manner of the popular “magician. . The Senator than said that usually when men are called upon to speak of women they find it difficult to find words adeuuate to do homage to womanhood. "But when as a Senator. I am called upon to pay homage to a woman who occupies an unique 'po- sition in the eyes and hearts of the “citizens oi Connecticut as the first woman member of this body words .fi" colt. “but I will call your attention to this basket which is tilled seem- ingly with odd ends.” The senator took oft pieces of VIII-901' and. copies of bills. than drew “off a cotton cover and finally extracted 1 silver entree The «recipient omsde a happy “ he. announces the entitlement or daughter. Miss Gatherine‘. R; at New Yo utterly rail me " said Senator Walv um which he presented to Mrs. tier. “so:- 92341924“ ‘ pillow m hint different varieties 'tslofsudiapersperday. thesame y “bomber of pads. slips and the like. Jeanne Clark, Medea Thine, Helen M Florence Mitchec, “ f mmmmmmmmm Vrmabecker.nelcnmaoland8chwehl,mnnmp,mnhnan~ .V‘“ SCOUTS ELECT . OFFICERS AT ANNUAL MEET Meetmg at Horne of Mrs. Walter Munro Discuss Money :Rais- ing Methods “ _ Election of crocers ooh place at the annual meeting of the Officers‘ Assochilon' ' 1 Girl Scouts; he'd Wednesday evening, a: the home of Mrs. Whiter s. Munro on Main street. . - “ The present officers inclu M'rs. Walter‘: Mitre;- mark. premium.“ ewe: 1113.11.11? homage)? captain of troop 1 wide president . “ Miss Elizabeth Simmons. captain oi: troop 7. secretary. Miss May Anderson. captain of the Winnipouk troop. irealurer. . At each election it is usual to ap- point two = "exchange members." It is the custom of the officers as- sociaiion. which is composed of of- ficers and lieutenants. and the Scout council really the governing body or the Scouts. each to appoint two members Who“ will attend the meetings of the. other body Those “-elecled were: Miss Kate Benton and Miss Florence Lexy. The finance committee of the Scout organisation. which held a. meeting this morning at tho homé of Mrs. Hubert E. Bishop. 8? East avenue. discussed tax-ions plans for the ruining of money. Norwalk's annual subscribers will be approached and new ones sought. and arrangements will be made for one big scout affair for the raising of money. , O in of Lordship Parent Teachers Entertain An entertainment is to be given this evening. under the auspices of the Izordship Parent Teacher's asv socialion, in the Lordship tire hall. Proceeds trom this affair will go towards the further ocqulrements of lantern slides for the already fast growing library to be used in the school. The program will consist of a oer. ice or plays. including a. pageant 8p. prom-late for Memorial Day obserp mac. and two plays, depicting life in the early colonies, by the older pupils the school. under Mrs. May“ Courinde's direction. Dress Rehearsal rang, Hospital Sunday in the church. . “robes Nippon. and twelve different 7 articles for the nursery. ' Venting BOard’s M 3713111113 Berd M £13: churches. 12er- hapsoneofthemostactivieorsanisa is the ladies Visiting Board. '0: the some hospital association. in Vogue: that the public will un- “flex-stand just what this mociauon aging the members have compil- report, showing their activitlu '“ During that time the Board raised ' through the medium of annual ea and various entertainments. This money was expanded for lin- ens“ “and other arucree need in the orivaik hospital. To mention a few: ssiiffereut articles required: sheets. of “only; spreads. blankets. bath ' ;,1'here‘is“an,.avcrage of ten babies pendayatthehoepitahmgato- If those articles iould last one year. which they do not. they wogd be washed 1219 timesrthey are con- stantly being replaced. The associa- tion also suppiia‘ for the babies' ward. woolen shirts. petticoats and belly hands. cf Norwalk He. Th3” are 75 beds mLe' to be taken care of Whirl three sheets per bed per a! “225 sheets for (me 11‘” . . in the laundr}; 2-.) (,3 One operation reguires gowns: 1 Anaesthczzc Sm gowns. During the year .- Board furnished 3:: 1742 patients .1114- it? :13 “When the Lad es “5.1.2; o: the Not-wall: ilcspi was first mganrzcd witch yearly dues of various entertainn. lent money in the the various needs c; now With the tow: a wonderful manner ‘ few years it finds times with a. de: lcit 111 Hence it apnea s to: .. (-1; My. the Board . nounce that uh: .1 money for the In various articles. 1: guzillsrv. the \‘orvsa: k H in; Society and lions. St. Joseph 5 Thoughful Circle .. Daughters and the :G ‘ the Catholic Council of W: it “possible to car , ful work. 2 s cSO’rzu can 3:. a, The Finance committee ’of the fourth ward. Nor-walk Republican Women’s much. is planning an orchard fate to take plies Satur- day. June 6111. ‘at the home of Mrs. Frederick Hoeischer, Sear hill. Mrs. Househer wili throw open her gar- dens for the nadir. The plans for this fete were made at a meeting of the committee held at Mrs. Hoeischer‘s home yester- day. “Following the transaction of business. tea was served by the hostess. Those present as an advisory committee included: Mrs. David Marx-laser. Mrs. George Avison. . Charle‘sGo‘rmanand family hive moved Mm“ Wolfpit avenue to Grumman avenue. ,. ‘ “in e ’e - _ Mrs. William Stone of West Main street is confined to her home‘by ill- ones. I o e o ‘ . ~Harry Sullivan 02' South Main street visited his cousin in the Dan- bury hospital yesterday. Mrs. H. C. Hodges of Newton en- tertained 5. number of friends from Stamford at luncheon at the Poet road Coffee house. Wéetport avenue. yesterday. I 3 O Miss Jane Coma. whmwas visiting Mrs. Minnie Collin of Belden place, has returned to her heme in Bridge- port. ‘ 0 Mrs. Sara Lyle of Bette place has moved to Not-walk. O Mr. Ben Disbrow. who-has been. away for some time for his health. has returned to his home in Filth street “greatly improved. .- e Miss Nora. E. Ryan at Selleck one. one. and Mrs. William Skldd of 22 Flax Hill road. made a recent trip to New York city. “ .- r.r"1'-homa'e Eveuden of Bette place is painting‘ hierouse. . “Mr. Donald Bission or Chestnut has appeared at a number bf ‘ehter- tainments in Not-walk. has returned home after spending seven; dayl at the home of Vincent Starts. Moist .; , r For Mock Marriage The Degree Team. Pride of; 1311- , can Council. No. 46. D. of P. held tun dress rehearsal last evening in preparation for ethe mock marriage which :vriil be the big attraction at .‘ the Degree Team dancev 3.1: Red Men's Hell. Monday evening“. The Flowers wkl be 01' many varieties. There names of the contracting parties “' t - . , ‘ being kept as Woofer, tormely of this“ city and goofy . ' proved , wtll; meet tonigh t 3 5 Main eet. H111. Wilton. saxophone player. who'- Repuhhcan Women Plan F e At the Home of Mrs. Hoelsch Mrs. D. Mackay, 11.55 lam: Mrs. ’lownsend 5. Adelaide St. John. .‘xlra .chett. Mrs. John 112mm: Mrs. Frederick Hoekche: Oflcers DYGSLI: - Mrs. Benjamin l. A: sident oi the Nor" . . "1." Scott Hubbeli. the once committee. Rummier. fourth ward -. dent. Ind Mrs. Rot-er: £41“ fourth ward leader. Further details. c»' be published 11:, ' week. 3.x. J. 11;. pianist ‘1 radio} Norwali him by his plane 5: log the musical pm recent charity 15.... U Mrs. G. Walter Pirk is Visiting shock of Baltimore, few days. Miss Schmed to Sing F0“ Bible C‘ Miss Theresa. the South XON‘aZ}; will sing "Eyes Tint selected as a 31:3? mice “at liveryrr. Sunday morning a: I" L. T. Mallory. 14191-: on the subject: “Do \‘5. Voicef' The class has t'ro 1.2:" this moon. after \1 lourn’its meeting 1: A. very enthusiast i118 waged between “Blues." which \vi': Az'sc: c: C' 233 1 h «. the honor of SCTVII‘ of the class. The class hop-:5 _ bership of 75 by May 1.. ., i. — v, ,. A. to Jme L. Lasky o; Lam avers that slapsick. but fast optimistic. humor. thrown sex and pr. the discard. “‘1‘ months will be the year in the history tux-es." says he. At“ Your Service ova new amnncm! «mourn , mmmPMIIMTo I ' WYMMMW
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