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No Excuse tor Gentle Sex in Business U
22 They Remain Women, 8116 Says mm
figUfloN. Texas, May 1!.
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tint time. a. large com-
uel 0 how. Bead : pi; and let the men keep righ
on hand t0 receive, “" Thur-dc any 31,1 sanitation. was omeinily organised in L 2.- .. t on g,
3' manydvisitorstgvcr 3‘1: 1 ‘ Everyii'eaj'uu 1B“- 2 1 this city 31:“??? night. i .. _ _ 2_ 1 . Ezra? batten 1:43:15“ flu; wu 4.9,.
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'1' rer. _. 2 22 2 2 Jeriiey city, N. . 1 .anii soother delta
tier: :9 county-ave when from
Bristol. gonna were present at tile ‘
dinner given the Women 13%
rates it? the World Advertising c5”;
venting by the Women’s Adm-mg“
. in general to make
elcome. Nearly 2,000 at—
”"'2150 members or me Union can“ , -.2 _ “lotion. _ Club at Houston. at the [mum
1 a acne and Daughters. were The agenda. for the in Wm be Act:- 6:39 o'clock ‘. hot rout beet C‘gféizéaséefighs‘v-n
,. . 3-3. or the attain on the 1'22 roll call of the Leanne. 1&1 sen“. o 1 per was served in the hell. nearly a. feature or the seL .: 3864:1643 in:
EaQEIOFGgglgi'cigro-‘iteesscfirifnufiicd “um? ”"1 "”12 “‘3“ “a n , 1 ”272323352“ “at”. ten it ‘ mm of the Convenct r. d: 3 W
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- a; D business. P “a w h the twenty-first annual or C913“
3;. 1i; fihgflfit and the eitieers and chug". .2;
is: member: initiated- The ornniv‘ : f 2
utlon has chemo the na'me 021 Mm
2' Lincoln tdr its use. that being the '2
home of, Lincoln 3 vireo '
State Councilor Mira. Mary Dietrich
ot Jemy City organised the NOW};
order Saturday night. During the
evening there were several speeches.
one or the short talk-1 being given by
’ Ms Hills. secretory 1o! the State.
council from East Hampton. Can-
2 nectieut. 2
A social time. during which prizes
were given and coke! rattled oft. tol-
lnwed glue business meeting.
.. The emeers ton-molly installed Sat:-
, urday night were:
Verna. Raymond. councilor.
Helen Richards. vice-council”.
Mary Kelly. recording secretary.
11! Raymond. assistant record!“
secretary
Fred 1Scoilcld. Sn, financial escrow
(an:
George Overton, treasurer.
Mrs. Emerson Neva“. oi Greens? '
wich, slate finance chairman. and .
third vice president. at the Consent: ..
cut League. will preside.
The May‘ meeting at the Fuirfleld
County League at Women Voters, 1 ‘
Will be held in Nowell: at the (Scull-2 '2
try club on Thursday, May 28th.
SHE TELLS YOUNG
PEOPLE OF- N E
BAPTIST MEETING
Pleased That, Girl Dele-
gates Attended With
Unpainted Faces --
Swing to ReligiOD, ’ 1
Reported
Mrs. Victor 3...... was til. mas. £123er 0. room
king committees. Mrs. Leo
charge of all the commit-
yed herself and admirable
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5' e WEN}.
In. View of this :2: 31.; . .
mixed advertising * XL‘Ierr -
a Means to World Pr gym-u.
been chosen as the the—25 C! .1
Convention.
In her address. Gwen—.9;- fun.
you said:
“I know something (5 we 3.4
glee you lime had and so . .6:
the obstacles you hare ova—(9:. _
struggles and obstac
difficult of conquering
women. I know from ..
patience. for it is no cat, v‘ ‘
be a. woman goxernor,
where men have walked 2?:
sitting where men alone have 1
“So it is as a. «co-worker, a 55:19:.
pioneer I come before yc-u, to ma
Fol-i. to congratulate you 0:131:73
achievements, and lo pian “2; 1.2.3:!
it I may be permitted. gresicr 5:3;
{or the future.
of Age" Convention of
ed] Advertising Clubs of
' home was lavishly decorated
spring and hot- house cut
gag-nations, roses. orocuses,
and pungent- lilac. Mrs.
Frost. Jr., and Miss Frances
5,111 were in charge; or the
rorchestras furnished music
[the afternoon and evening.
- two until three o'clock, mem-
‘o: the Norwalk Musical Uni-
jinder the direction of Mr. Pro-
2§iayed. From three until 4:30
Mr. Clarence Cable’s or-
n rendered selections; from
ntil 6:30 o'clock, fiVellniiz or-
played. And from 6:30 un-
. o’clock ,the high school or-
: lead by Miss Mary C. Mc-
y, supervisor or music. gave a
1‘ concert. Mrs.1—Ierbert O
: : Photo by Manugian.
- was the chairman of the
°'r¢,°mmittee in charge. speaker at the 3500133 9,991., 1 “HOWE“! RiCharde. Junior cx-coun- “I thiniéitizet women hale ages,
113.5331 refreshments of sand- meeting at. the 3; ti: Who. arranged the delightful musical pm. m' micron at °2 °’2 er Noble than mm haw We 2:
P i church In! 2 ‘i 2 ’ Charles Ferris. senior exqcounciler. new to cur Work am? “6 face L22:
ea, cakes. candy. tea and
, constantly being replenished,
Igrved during the visiting
Elizabeth Seofleld, inductor.
Mildred Utsinzer. examiner.
Louise Benedict. inside protector.
Paul Deysenroth, outside protect-
or.
H. Richards, P. Merriam. ’1‘- Kelly;
trustees.
Mildred Ulzlnxer. pianist.
MANY ATTEND
criticism. of those weilmeanug
masculine souls who gai'e us :5
new employment with fast a Fit‘a
more than tear and {rem ‘
like us. do the men. '"r .
mad right up in meeill‘g and de-
clare that the world cacao: ge: along
without lie—but they are still i
little worried that in same or the
now 119;}; we seem to be able :5
evening. "Are Our Students Think- the reception 0! the King's Danghtcrs' Boom ‘0’ “‘9 AM’
ins About Religion?" was her dub- 2 I I
ject and her talk was given to ~ 1. 2 1 ' '
show litihakti the young people 0! today 1 2 t' ‘x] ’ ‘
are t n as more than; religion F d f Ill bl b
tslm?i is generally gupposed. Mu 8’ era Ion O 0 an S I u S
ca so made a. report on the New ‘ A ’ U
Enllcnd Bonnet convention. he i: M
Boston last week, which alloying Lonventlon btarts on ay 1"
Rev. Sculiee attended.
Mri- Bcallee "M m” ”034‘? Delegates from all over the slate Monday evening: 8L Cecelia 30'
Souvcnler Booklet.
e heaxw trnflic, occasioned by
scores of automobiles, uhich
fled the grouper. was admiral)!
ndled by Cigar-ice Dimond and
0y Scouts. A committee of
headed by Charles F. Tristram
inevid W. Raymond, were in night was students’ night at the will attend the meow-ninth annual clety. Mrs. Che-l6: c. Marshall di- 3“ ““3 “mm“ “‘61“-
en . conterénce and that there we” deli» convention of the Connecticut Fed~ rector; “The Slogplng Flowers" MARRIAGE OF 2”; believe that women may éi
, uvemrs .ln memory of the esotes from \arious ”11.3.. .34 oration of \V’omen's clubs. to be held Clarence Dickinson; "Ruin." Cur— 2 H H I A AKOS {flg- minc- fO!‘ the busi MES “of"
1; ‘ gr; old thing to :22 1-; of we-
‘ anniversary, were giyen to
2 visitor who registered. These
1enirs‘ were beautifully done.
7 13th in purple and silver, they
grained a complete history of the
o. with information concerning
toundinz. upkeep. cost. present
schools present. The" fan" 3.0, in the Stratiioid hotel. Bridgeport. ran; "By Love chlt in a Northern
flail?” said. were among um finest gigaé‘ 1s, .3119 an: 3:0 {9;qu i(floor-cc Lend." Sir Edward Elgar; violin so~ R t
n e coup n! and All thawed a,“ . Oils ion 0 a: 1' Vi vre- 103; “Spanish Darius Hebanera."
interest in religious oWOhky guy aide. Sal‘aBOtO: Bullet music “Rosomun- ecep Jon and Dinner
fiéfixfihién‘fi'fiiimit‘fiifii 94;. d firmtsumazn‘mm Dag. awest- m.- ‘. Schubert—wieaier: Miss wu. Follow Ceremony --.-
I glib! Gil D W ternoon rm. Felicia, Mina Mir L. eck. ec-
Joet at a. Christian lite. it wan re- Music“ club. one o: the federated companiet. y I? Couple 1.9th for Parts
man’s intuition and 12m.- keen g-as;
on the little things of life. Yet n
ever you find a. successful we ..
you find a Woman who has raise:
her womanly ways along “1113 to
into 139:- business world— "1
conditions and the like. -— ‘ ported that many girls and be in ciubS. ha! ”ranted programs of ex- So rano go 03; “Life," .1 W39 Iii! solved her Wu
The booklet was written by % Elfifm?) we"; ‘5 metal. the colleges today are reading {Zest cepiionai merit to.- the "I’rcsldcntu' mm? or. the :V'ilderuoss" 11:02:22- Unknown Tb" “‘9 °‘ W m’ h“ h" 13““ n "9“ as ’3" “
nuttee 0: eight. headed by Mrs. ”c °‘ “my crepe by band “ii Bible; reruiarly. Afternoon." Monday and for the Mrs. Mary Mom Gran'nia Mrs. L' “mm“ fm 1"“ ”W" “’9 m“ M” 1‘“ “°‘ “50““ 1
Dayle, who was assisted in her Painted smpinx. - Hip pockets An example or the onward march banquet Monday evening. I. Snyder, accompanist" ' ' ' Many relatives and guests attend. trend of the modes towurd the ”333’“ ‘0 9"er'b333503 3‘" "
1terial work by Mrs. E. Howard and cascaded flounceg 20,, a, of Christianity in the colleges was The first event or the afternoon pm.) 5010,; «Cram, Song... ed the wedding 01 Miss Julie Akos. unique and the plenum” ' in 3155133988 and Jls‘ice
' .2 . Mm George F: Canfleld. Skirt are additional featuree- of Shawn by the teat that this your to: will be the presentation or new clubs Bl‘ahms—Grnjnger; ‘Rlsandot’ Mc- or 36 Lexington uremic. and Joseph - ‘ ‘ ‘ play it a. woman is g;
2. Clarence B. Coolidge. Mrs. intern}. the first time in the history of {allowed by the reading at tho pm- Bowen; "Rondo Cammdow ..1 Men- Kurimal, 0: Cliff street. Saturday 2 2 2 22 - 2- Who let her stay an . -
lam R. Cartwright. Mrs. coerce W” *1 "P _ Brown collate a. Junior was elected aide-nil! meme)- The entertainment delssohn; Miss Adelaide aei'sier. “new,“ at the Hungarian Re- LOCAL BRIEFS 2 GOG made ‘48 “011219“ 5?” WEN “
Mathews. M.rs William J. Wood Cir 1 t N _ l' _ . t Brfllderlt of the Young Men. Chris:- prosrsm wililnclutis monologues by St. cgceiia society. "The Tow formed church. Rev. Gabriel Deluxe 1‘1" BDPOI‘tunitieS as WIG-
Mrs. Samuel G Adams the: egg nuOIEa-k an oh: 0 the fact tian association. MTG- Charles Rowe vickery. Clocks." James indict? “Music calcium. as a _ the men profit in 1310 2 m
ricus members of the comltiee good mm} 1:321 1:: 330‘ P0211: 0‘ Delesates to the conference die. The musicales, tor both sessions “fires: can Voices Die." ' Clarence The bride “as attended by we! Th” “New “111“”??? 0! the or? “we mannerisms' we
mega took pleasure in escorting were nearly a scorereis‘SS- . here cussed the subject at where the Itu- will be as follows: . Dickinson- "Invocation to St. Cecc‘ Margaret Altos. sister. as maid of adulation or the Fannie A. sum; plea. 1° get into ”1° b.3511, $5 ‘
““9" 0"” the home "39m in the vicinu de “a“ vymlxin dents or our colleges come from and Monday afternoon. eoniralto so- lie," Victor Harris. honor. and by Miss 7 Anne clam, Kindergarten school in Bridgeport that “‘3 might hm” 3" 1‘ ”a"
.4 ,wero impressed with the fact King's Dauvhfa £2 ““3; ‘1‘!“ c Whit they are “to" they reach lea: "God Bless You." Stanley Dick- Dances gmnggdby M183 Benita and “153 Irene Kurimai, as bridcs- W35 celebrated Saturday afternoon going to do jun 83 “e E m “‘2
tie a. delizlittul place. So un- ° “5 or 1° 1’ e” 65? college. The emit was a.- l'ePort son: "land 0' The Loni. Scotch; “I Slocum. Bull Room Tonto—French ma‘d31 at ‘ reception “‘9“ by ‘21“ “13°91 flexing» til-tangy Lana : do Em
' 1 " 1an ey ave one.
223*" . istence. The a cd \\ no wh t 2 .
. _ 311. average home for aged, .0 3 ° 1 ‘1 0 “ed that 85 per cen of the ltudente in Pusscd «by Your Window. ' Brain: Dorothy Dickerson: Fox Trot, Mar- Gabriel Kurimai. broiher o: the ““mn“ 3" “99°” 9‘ 14‘” Fannie at
, . to Red ho s . - .12. "1.
1 the aromas vision of. an old 9 u e ”mm “(B a continual our college; come trom Christian Mrs. liEza. Graham Tattle. Mrs. L. I. shall Morris; Southern Sweetheart: croom was best man. Th3 “we" 1420 Iranisian avenue. ‘1: heartily commend ""“ TU”?!
home. It. is the sort of place crisis. for they were often too feeble families and homes. Mrs Scalise Snyder .accompanist. . ‘ 3 2 . . , Who 11“ the fighting 3‘2"
newould be proud to live in. or ill to carry .coal, cook or clean. thought that. this was a. most on- Cello sol 3: “Av “\I i .. fl _ ”86°” Rosamond 13039332“: P11)“. included A1 Lonchak and 20mm who will icaxe the 12; ace.
2 two main rooms downst 1 Ike cost of caring for these women coura mg cum; 1: .. o .. e 2‘ or a, film "5 and S‘NN‘OR (Rural English): Kurixnai.1iiiss Elizabeth Dokus A dance lint} mock mgr-rinse will I h d . e s c.
2 lain d d i a 1‘5- in private homes was increasing and M 5 S ii 9 bert: Guvotie- Popper; George Theo Van'l‘acscl. Iris Chattaway: played the wedding march and Miss be he") “ms!“ at Red Men's hall. “3:191 3.: “an “doirf. (w m
”We?! alFth-ega“t:sgiefr§fi:m1:” it was difficult to find homes {or 11181129; 152.52. ‘xldwatahgfiengtmlafi ‘Luwycr Jennlnss. 'Mlse Marion Tango (Spanish). Alice ' Whitnev, Elia. A‘aione sang. “65‘ Washinxton street, under the “mi! mm:w§e:gm: “ “j ‘ 1
’ l- , _. Byrne accompanist. Ma - cr , ' aufipices or t a D co ‘ 2“
The carpets and hangings igrflgdafnfgihirifirshc‘"’3‘ had ‘3'?” see two hundred rungs Weill”! at ' - 1 ' . “on 058. file,“ m" ““Cm‘ml‘ a reception or Uncas £3... pfinmgygggg ’he ““8“" I “mm“
right and cheer1u1.the furnio Bull: in 13:156. the conference “'1‘ Hammad '1 1:? thongzowu five"! at lthe home 0f the team Will be "united in an. honor her, and I am pr 1
1 aces. he speak!" urged the ~ , T Q in ace so on were trimonv .. ' I an; glad I live today, n.1,... :22
two anteqooms an, emu“, “A Union was formed for the main young people 02 Rowayton to Join . PERSONALS SP RINGWOOD rendered and damn?“ ““39"" The e . , fifty yarn ago. that I ma
2 garnished. The kitchen also in purpose or building a 1 home and the rank and ill- of thoaewhe have 222 1 2 22 2 1 - - ”m“ and 5mm“ departed about' —Blue.&tone for drivemu. “21m“ ‘" “m” “a“ m
1. spotlessly clean and up-to- caring for these gentlewomun. many chosen to givg their live, to service W W 11:36 o'clock for New fork and “.3 VB!!!” wisely and “533-
in every respect Downstalra ot‘whom. through no fault. of their and Christian‘idoais Mr. Edmund h. Crows. postmaster 2 The condition or Rudolph Salbcrg from there to part: unknowxh . 3:132: 65,2 or 63,1‘ierril-Devino 09. next migrations may go on p;
. e ellar. rose . own. had become financially hcl 1. at the South, Norwulk post oiIlce, will. 0! LCxinston avenue. recently lnjur- Am i , ‘ deeds and a;- build . < "
uicdgrn mogul-mt” Closet and lasa- p WILL CHANGE Post'rION ' ‘5‘“ ’9" ‘Vfiflhmsion- 13- C the lat- W “hen he was struck by an ante. and tires: golfing-13:: “in? alga iii; ' ' ' 2'2 12 Ira: I g
fire second floor are th 1 "In A at 191,, h 13- ter part of this week. Mr. Crowe is reported as being much improved. “rm Akos M ' ' Th9 1930338“? 0‘ i310 Nor-walk M. M. . 4
o seep- usu . .. i a nion our-1 will attend the annual meetln 0t 7. . . 1'. and Mrs. Sigma)? ghmh will meet tonizht at ‘ o‘cl will be on election of a..-“ an
fleets“. Largo sunny rooms. chased three acres of land in West, Mia: Charlotte Ketzinser 0! 61 ' g ”1 ‘33.“3‘11‘9“. Margaret and Helen; ”k other important bUSiRFES “ ‘ be
the Chamber 01! Commerce at Ameri- Alfred 8mm: of Spring street was in the church. A1 7:36 O'clock the
Mr. ind Mrs. J. Kurimal. Mrs. J. transacted.
hted. with - 1 ' . . .
Ii: cue" ‘hata 53:32:: £311: gigagiéersiggtfidngznggglaelgigging; giré‘egrgésnugrisséeaéiggptgyCesn $32.31.?w tram the Norwalk a visitor in New York city Saturday. KOVacs, Mm J. Czako M1? and Tompkins leagxio fili‘meet. 2 2 2. ~ . . .
to. loving. thoughtful hands. “as built in the spring and summeg June Grit. to take a. po'lubn with D r 0 rat 9. . ‘ .2 Mr and Mr; gntlrony Niclroleite .Mrs. F. Contra. 2M“ A. Peters n n d Aspecial meeting of the local vet -.-—Stongo and Rem“. 2;; a;
. . 7 ' in: the spring and sumn c: moi:
bedrooms are the last word or 1914. the American Insulator Company . David Gleaner o! \Vooduard avc- O€-.Bouton street. entertained friends family: Mrs J. Stoke. Mr. and Mrs.
‘ era of the Grace Parish ii is
.n ”"1 ‘CheelffulneSS- “Every bit of furniture in this °‘ 13’2“be ’3 ”“1 “WWW" 3“" Me spent yesterday. Mathew DaY- ”0‘3“ Slim‘l’l'dfllvfil‘ ”1° “'eck'end2 ' J. 10' ML and Mtg P. Widen“); m ° he”
__ d n2 in
at 8 o'clock tonight at the Bil-rill! means perfect protection 13
\V‘ondertul. building was donated either in York since. Mr. El?“ 39 i ‘ 1 2 2 and “In"? Mrs. C K “’9 rm 1 fit ‘0 “9“: "xi
1 , y indl- met. at the home or hi ' 2 “a“: Pearl house to dis us: in: m. ' y” a ‘3' e“
, do tyou m“ it here... one ”duals or organizations The Cir- vice arépident o: the Centre! air: York city, 8 mother in New _ Ralph Cacti; at. E}; “”1.an Was 1‘ Kvance and John Kvance. b names; nastier; several pe_ lit fall. Twin City Valet 57 :{o 31;:
,W gflfagsinege Old lady in cles furnished the bedrooms and the ggirwnnlconl‘lpfnm ‘3 had ()8 t3}. - 5 *1 ' ‘ \‘ieitor in Bridsoporti‘Frie‘iay 7 mr‘ and M"? Wm. 3- Cullen. Mrs. ’ ’ 0 ML Phone ‘08”. Ad‘
‘ - kitchen: the Home Chapter, the “3““ °’ cemrwv- Fred Janicelli of Bron l-n N Y ' . 5' Sarita, Mr and Mrs. s. s: -—Bedlo
k3 . . .. ocs. and Vielroiu acid 9: Court In“; No 105"”.103“
erfui, just wonderful"she dining room. The cornerstone was .-. ” P J ' ’ ‘ I ' M
. ' film!“ the wool; end with Mr. and . Homes Wamby or New York cit r and M”; J Slates» Elizabeth ”2‘" “m D9399 .-Adv.
c.1331" $132533: “did": 1“” and the home formally opened wrance for elshty per cent 9: 1:. Mn. 1L. Maia of 125 South Main was a. business visitor in Springwoc: ”“1““- Re" A! Dokus ‘ and cite; 1’. special meeting at the K of .53;
“than” I h“ C0“ ’1 0n Mother'sDay. May. 1915. Little value is divided among six local street. Friday Mr. sud Mrs. A]. Contra and son; The Dom-keepers Cireie, W. W‘sh‘nf‘e’“ gm“ Tues“ 9
cat th' 5;“ eve ° ’2 pie" by little- through gifts, we have in- asenciéa" -' - e _ 2 Mr. gut! Mrs. s. excites. Mr. and monsters. will meet at the home a: “t 8 °°1°°k'
”a finee meals arydinornmi, eieascd the facilities at the Home The Union of Kings’ Daughters Vincent start: at Montclair} N. 1., Mr. and Mrs. 'Wlliiam Dattalo or Mrs ‘1' Ev°m ME and Mrs. Yob- M5. E. 5 Adan”; 1.59 Main mt; m mother and da
.. éurroundings Anti. Sun In 1916 we added three rooms in and gone dates begin many yogi-n. nationally known pianist. spent the Ely avenue were \isitors in N“! ”98831:. Wale: Billie. Mr. end Mrs this exenins. “'2’“ are t° be he” 1“ F .2 '6...
to m h . Vey the attic and one in the basement; when the circles were handed to. week end with Don Sisson of Chcsi- yg‘pk Sunday“ Baslqr. Mr. and Mrs A. Anduns Wee}; 0” will be on Tu»: 2’
° "9- What more the cellar floor was cemented and a, flame: under the late Mrs. Thong; tint Kill, 1 q o o 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Kucskay. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cable led in. 3,. ing- at the Fir“ Chum" C‘ C 1-5:.
2" chicken house and yard built the K. Noble. It in a, body com and ' ’ ‘- ' 1 353- Frank N Mr Worih Leas“ “13ng the other “‘1” be L :1 mane?
yea-rs ago. the idea. for a Windows were screened. a. cooler all soon and oteeds, inter-degomlntg Frank Do Martino of 6 Mulvoy migrggg fiwfifisrgféfizfimfi jBal'tfallI. Mr. is; m:é.a§z:v:u5}§; 11- E chumhslgtfi‘ggm? “3:31:13 day 9‘33““ at the Gree‘“ ‘d H13
01' 2‘9 aged Qntered the added in the pantry and a storm on- ilonai in every way.1 FIQSQ who 1133 ”QB“ ”.1 t9? the D18.“ New fork QVQI‘ th'Q week-end and son, William. 39“ “'23 "Kalil!!! the lies; 9: 3:3. Congregational church
A22“; flt‘mlihd' people try built on the north side of the The Drum Union We: organized week is now able to be about again - Andrew Yubmy Irene yg ”If" 1 ' «a
11-h kg; to a records house. As the furniture and linen in 1910. It is made up ‘0! about: t .3 2K5 1‘ e {N 33912”; Yobascy 8.36 M” “1:38:52. . . . . ,——Be8t an! at reduced 1:
on no e . nears out some kind friend. society 000 members, approximately 1 150 in Michael KopsCo of New York city me: a. 11 yo “I? Haven W baggy Mr. J; udak o: giver-kg? ‘ . —:S p..- 1c.“ 9!; ”1 “‘19. m a”??? ‘ Galit-‘AQV-
the .. King's Daughters or circle replaces it. The Hem. in- the Home Chapter 300 in the West— Spent the week-end with his mother, 2“ ”“25‘3'2‘9’ “53‘?! in fivrinrwood 331-.
-'-110 d .213 - .
2‘ ,. . .._.....1 w port chapter. 125 in the (toniribut— Mrs. M Kongo, of :l Oak street “my” N D" L' salute“ cg" Bfldamrt‘ u speakers. annellyfa. Ad" 3.3 3‘ my”; ‘3‘ Ne“ “A M
m-1cnti1Ml-s. Wm. Review or ' ' ’ " lured yesterday afternoon beforem
- 2 2 1 in; Chapter. and 420 in thy Qigelej. A V 7 7 B m - ' Th1: order t .th Eastern g”.-
‘ . ~ 2 . The Circles include: Doeriille. The Rev? 5 E Chamberlain .l—Saiu‘uei Abramson o: Eamon street '2" 539°”: MP- and Mrs. L. Lackey 1: 2° e_ 5 ”Fig Interngtionu 131mg sgudents assafi“
2 - 2 . us- 2nd Louis 'Solt . “id 3 “Neil“ 391' the is:
Opportunitlh Hillside. mun m1 at the Final: M“. E. church pwm m2” “at” fiftiwfr“ Emma" 2 Joseph unchakcfz’in‘fe Dindgefig‘: Hospital Thursday. Muffii’: gt”... .mhfl‘i ”w”.“”“;;lh,°mfi:: F5311?“
86W: Klnd Ward. Gleaner-s, Whatso- attend the pastor. maul-en. nd home of Mes. J M-
ever, Thou latfu Ende . e on Rudolph sneeze 92 amino street, milk Leveling. . ' 3°?"- “2 13°F wry-1. grime e: Deliverance'
_ Rule Mk1“. 1' 18:15:11 ,Golden religion; education to be held from 1 as ‘ visitor in New? - Yet}; city sat’ 2 Q .2 , _. 7 bourne mad .
. ' . . Employesot the Norwalk The ski
Ever Tuesduy until Friday in Madison run I 0933““
Ready and We’ re Ready. . O - if .
1 1 . M . d {me Norway; ' t *1 “I.
W r an Mrs. John Kolimer ot Ely church means” will 119;; . tam“? mbfigffgfififggi: 2—1333; fugit-
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