603. was celebrated last _
Red Men’s Hall. Washing-
wedding anniversary or the
’ Mrs. Anna
ranks, when interviewed con-
the fact that she was cele-
the thirteenth anniversary of
stated that the superstitions
= with; that so-called “fatal”
.1 w:- didn’t bother her at all and
.3 expected to live long (nough
brute a great many more n. ad-
nivcrsaries.
uses. lilac and spring (lowers
sorts. decorated the supper ta-
” ”the color scheme was orange
lack. A delightful supper wus
including several _kinds oi
3 meats. jellies. pickles. cakes
goflee.
wing the evening Mrs. Banks
1 resented with a, large bouquet
and red roses in honor of her
,. lebration. Another gilt also
‘ its appearance during the cere—
3.. This was a five-pound box
ndy. sent the women members
lodge by the male members of
lilvoy-Tariov Post. Veterans of
7' Wars.
, lit-piece orchestra rendered a
-. program after the supper.
little band consisted of Mrs.
lBoothby. violinist: Mrs. Grace
:piuist; 7M rsrfliizarlrefili‘fipnh. r
.. one player; and Mrs. Selina
’ ll. banjo player.
9} waitresses were headed by
. i?(.'Ia.therine Golden. chairman;
, .was assisted by Mrs. Jennie
0 d1. Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald and
bEstelle Israel. treasurer.
Mary O‘Brien was chariman
e committee on arrangements:
d by Mrs. Tillie Boothby. sec-
, and Mrs. Anna Banks, presi-
'ong those present were:
David Glasser. lilies Elizabeth
Miss Elizabeth Tariov. Mrs.
03‘ Wealcr, M'rs. Charles B. lifilne.
Annette. Kenna, Mrs. Bertha
k. Mrs. Margy E. Flynn. Mrs.
Mason. Stamford.
, Agnus Hunt. Middleton-1n;
WM”! 1-]. McQuilian. Mrs. Louise
m Mrs. Charles Yost.- Mrs.
7 ml: A. Parsons. Mrs. Ellison J.
3362th Mrs. Anna Banks, Mm. Marv
atlas ”Dkon. Miss Eleanor Olron, Mrs.
3“. 3'3 O'Brien. Nora J. Coleman.
Mfrs. T. A. Sullivan, Mrs. \V. J.
nfi'fiy, Miss Phoebe Taylor. Miss
”thérlne Kelley. Mrs. Eileen Ryan.
“Harriet Whone, Mrs. B. Cole-
Mrs. Kathryn Gallagher. Mrs.
1, Mrs. J. J. Flynn. Mrs. Ii‘.
'3... Martha. “’iison, Mrs. J. H.
.. 5., Mrs. M. Leonard. Margaret
mum-d.
herine A. Leonard, Mrs. Lydia
' umphries. Miss Lizzetta. Jenn
,. Mrs. Bessie I. Kelley, Miss
ie E. Anderson. Miss Mary C.
inka, Mrs. Leo Cohn. Mrs. “'iil-
shun. Mrs. Robert Carruthcrs.
”George Ross. Mrs. John Mul-
alien “’alsh. Alice Crcagh. lilrs.
en. Helen Scuiley, Madeline
'. Mrs. Alice Towlcr and Mrs.
' - .Smith.
= G don Benefit
OVIe Performance
0 meeting of Pride of Court
3 Council at Eagles' Hall in
venue last night, it was decid-
~ abandon the idea of giving a
motion picture performance
theater to raise money for
= The proposition. it was
cured impractical.
nevi: candidates were initiated
horneetlng. they being Mrs.
01311:] and Mrs. Eleanor
13..» The visitor of the even~
was Catherine Duffy of. the
lumbia. Circle.
, oouon LIKE MAGIC
ls HONEY a. TAR com-
tho only cough medicine
" ” George Force. 3766 Blge.
. for old and young
HONEY Sr. TAR COM-
pines in the world. In
or fifty years. Insist upon
Refuse substitutes—Adv.
SPRINGWOOD
1 Salmon Pageants,“ Lowe street
has accepted a. position with the
Street Cleaning department.
. ’. P ' ” ' 1 '
John Fatima of Benton strict mo-
tored to Hertfordyesterday.
' , ‘ c. t t
Mrs. Carrie Sigma): t - Spring
street. is entertaining her father and
mother. Mr. end Mrs. T. C. Holecker
of ‘Westerly, R. I.
l O
.3 Archie Lcngyl of Benton street was
a visitor in Port Chester last even-
ing.
0
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ludolph Szihere or Puridoso street
was a. recent visitor in New York
qity. ‘
o it a
Mr. and Mrs. \V’illiam Kollinor of
Ely avenue have purchased a new
coupe.
O O
Steve Johnson of Lexington ave-
nue recently motored to Bridgeport.
I I I \
Andrew Banyai of Paradlso street
was a visitor in Stamford recently.
Hawley High School
to Give Play
“Polly Wants a Cracker" is the
two act play which will be presented
by the pupils of the Howiey high
school. senior class. Newtown. in the
Howie; sehook allditorhmf ’ifi ”7 flint
town. Friday night at 8 o'clock.
An cxeccllentcast has been picked
for the play which includes a wid-
ower of sixty. u. police inspector. an
actress and an Irish housekeeper.
Dancing will follow the entertain-
ment. The seniors are trying hard
to outdo the success scored by the
iuniors at their entertainment last-4
Friday night.
Linen Shower Given
Miss Mary Brugge
A unique affair was staged last
evening. following the regular meet-
ing or the “form \V'idc Guild, held
at the home of Miss Gertrude Jen-
nings. Quintard avenue.
Instead ot the members leaving
directly after, the meeting, as usual.
they remained and tendered'a sur-
prise linen shower in honor of Miss
Mary Bruggc or Gregory boulevard.
who is shortly to marry Mr. \Vard
Malkln. also of Gregory boulevard.
Miss Brugge received a number of
useful gifts.
New lVoman Member
on School Board
Stratiord has elected a new wom-
an member for the school bonrd.Shc
is Mrs. Laura. Ostcrlund". wife of
Harry Osteriund of Broadbridgo
avenue. Stratford.
Mrs. Ostrciund was elected by a
vote of six to three by the town
council. to succeed Mrs. \Viliium
Camp. who resigned recently on ac-
count if ill health. Mrs. Esther
Swanson or Nichols avenue was the
only other candidate nominated for
the position.
'Entertains at Round
Robin Card Party
Mrs. George Brewer and Mrs. H.
O. Pollard wore hostesses yesterday
at a. round robin card party held
by the Berkeley Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, at Mrs. Brewers
home in Westport avenue. There
were forty-five members present.
Refreshments were served by the
‘street.
of last night’s meeting of the Gal:
vert Club. study class at the Gotho
no Council .0: Women, hold at 23
Washington street. Mia Florence
Hamilton was leader or the meet
mg. , 1‘ ' 7
Four scenes from “The Glynis.
play by Sheridan. recently r091
in New1.York, were give3.:
parts were taken by manna; on:
Manon. ms: Mary McLuhan. Min
Madeline Campbell and Miss Mary
Howard.
A paper on "Richard Sherida
was read by Miss Genevieve Do
nelly.” Mrs. James Harklns. Mrs.
Thomas Hunt. Mrs. Charles Gal~1
lagher and Mrs. S. J Moran read”
papers on current events.
Miss Anna. McMahon
over the business meeting.
The next meeting of the Calvert
Club. to be held May 27, will be deo”
voted to Council Shean and his '
works. Mrs. James Harklns will be »
the leader.
FRATERNALS
L. 0. O. M. South Norwulk Lodge.
No. 52 9. “ill hold its weekly meet-.3
ing tonight at 68 South Main street.
0 0
Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
Banner Council No. 54.1vill meet to 1
night at 25 Main street.
United Hatters or North America.
Trimmers and Operafofil Local No
33. will meet tonight at 42 Franklin
street.
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Court Cecile No. 105. Catholic
Daughters of America. “ill meet to-
night at: 2W‘cst m enuc.
a 12 01.1 q .1 qt:
Court Nor-run. Foresters of Amer--
ion. will meet tonight at 6 High
ab r b no a e
Kaboasoa. Encampment. No. 9 I.
0.0. I .. “ill hold their semi-month-
ly meeting tonight at 16 \Voll street.
Lady Washington Lodge No. 21.
Shepherds of Bethlehem. will meet
tonight at 25 Main street.
Catholic Daughters
to Give Scholarship
'Court Rene Christina. Catholic
Daughters of America. in Bridkc-
port is planning to establish a seal-
arshlp at the Holy Cross Fathers
Seminary in Washington. D. C.
The Court has been enabled to do
so by the unusually largo proceeds
of the May party gixcn May 1 at the
K. or C. hall on Washington avenue.
Bridgeport
This soolarship is to be awarded
to some \lorzthy young man prepar-
ing for missionary work and unable
to pay his tuition. The Holy Cross
Fathers are also in charge or Non-o
Dame college in Sound Bend.
Westport to Have
Two Day Fair
The Woman's Town Improvement
Association of Westport is planning
to hold a. two day fair on the ground
or the VVestpoi-t Sanitarium. July 31
and August Isl.
This is to be the association' a chief
activiJ. and it is expected that
will be in the nature 9! a. country
fair. with all the best featurees pro-
vided at attractions of that. kind.
Probably it will rival last year's
"street mart" which was held in the
center of the town.
A committee on arrangements will
consists of seven women headed by
Mrs. Henry Brown. Another com-
mittee of five women will be headed
hostesses. . 3 .
Mrs. Louis Lehmaier opened her
home,1Blue Mountain Farm. yester-
day. for her regular meeting of the
Norwalk Garden Club. Mrs. Whiter
Munro and Mrs. Arthur Russell ”read
two very interesting papers on roses.
Notice was given members of an
exhibition of flowers. to be held at
o
-
, gnounced that at memo» Dali? eels—2
oration. staged at the Roger Lud-
by Mrs. G. W. Staples.
Norwalk Garden Club 8 Meeting
At Home of Mrs. Louis Lehmaler
Valve me tenet. It works 3
the American Museum ’0: Natural
History, New York. June 12-13-14.
The Norwalk Women's Club has
invited the Garden Club to be pres-
out at its open meeting this after-
noan at the Royal James. Miss 1.611-
150 Plumley or Stamford is to be the
speaker. She will disquu the devel:
opment of. the ctr-operative spirit in
communities like Norwalk.
Mrs. Arthur Russell. representing
Mrs. Charles Rogers, as chairman of
the cgvic committee. read a. rcport
on in activities or the committee to
date. .‘
During the meeting it ”Was on-
Mrs. Charles Simpson
1 and Mrs-.3 Douglas Nash. on behalf. of
“ he G rden Glut»;
presided; 3
i
found over Dorian Point way. Peo-
le. passing the home of Dr. Williani
mire his 1m¢ér"g‘srdens. ‘Iron
runes have been erected for the”.
to“ bushes to twine over and in an-
other month them? Will be a. blaze
acre the vegetable gardens 0: yes-
sterner have been turned over to
Mowers. It is Such garden: as the...
hat invite peopro‘ to come ”to East
”Net-walk to make their homes. 1
., 'O’1"O‘ ”O
The candidate: clan- ”of Christ
church hold their weekly meeting at
”the church yesterday atternoon with
7 Hrs. D.
winter months this group or young
u girl: has been cutting out paper
0. Roblnsion. During the
doll- and mankind“ scrap books for
the children's ward of the Norfolk
ficspital.
‘ 3, no; candidatearplmr to , giver ’i
,“Mother and Decanter" dinner in
—-Photo by - mum? .
~ MRS. £1110}: LICKIBBIN
The Deoiolay Mothers' Club was
formally organized yesterday otters
noon at a. meeting held in the ban-
quet hell of the Masonic Temple.
Tivcntyutn'o women attended.
By -laws were adopted and the sol.
lowing omcere were elected:
Mrs. Alice McKibbin president.
Mrs. \V ililam Gainer. vice-presi~
dent
LOCAL BRlEFS
The Mizpah Circle. King’s”
Daughters. oi‘ the South Not-walk
Baptist Church will give a not
roast bee: supper at the church on
the evening of May 19 from 5 to 7
oclock. Mrs. Clarence Miller lathe
chairiady in charge. .
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--LOCAL CONTRACTOR WHO
HAS CAPABLE ORGANIZATION
Henry Fnbrizio. well known about
Norwnlk and its vicinity for runny
years as an export in the much con-
tructlng business. is now engaged as
a general contractor. and has been
{or some time past. Many important
Jobs have been in his hands and built
to successful completion. Mr. .t-"n.
brizlo is fortunate in havingn very
capable organkation in the carrying
on of his work. Local office is at
7 North avenue. Norwaili. Tele-
phone 3824.6Adv.
O O U
The Ladies Aid or the Beth Israel
Synagogue held theil regular meet-
ing at the 1’. Ii . II A. last evening.
Bit IEFS , '
o o o 3
--Your plumbing or heating prob.
iem for the new building.or work to
be replaced in the old building. is
an important matter. Nelson M
White‘s organization to at your serv-
ice whatever your problem in this
line. 56 North Main street.—-Adv.
. . . . .. ,
8131me ON NORTH MAIN Sr.
FAST HEARING COMPLETION.
The garage and accessory store on
NoNh.Ma.In St. being built for Dan,
lei Mclilio by Henry Fuhrizio. gem
era] contractor is a credit to the
owner and contractor., The build-
ing 42 foot front and 62 feet deep is
of. brick and steel construction—«he
front being or tapestry brick. It is
a. twostory nttnir with a basement
garage. All the Work on the some
is being dono- by the contractor men-
tipped above whose office is at 7 ‘
North Ave. Normalk. Phone 2824.
--‘Adv.
The Not-walk chapter of. 'the D. A.
R. is opening a two day rummage
sale today in the Mahackemo block-
. ,. . , g . .. .
~BANNER HOME-MADE BAK-
'1 EBY. INC. j . ~»
strawberry tune in here and we
can turnlsh you With Cake layers for ‘1
'ish '
' )_. 1m and 20c.
lain cake. tor”
use with ice cream.
white. fudge, devil's. fruit and spice
” 1 Reasonable price tor q silty
given.-—'Adv
St. Joseph’s School Hells:
evening.
These are gold. ,. _.
Mrs. Harvey Weed. trouurer.
Mrs. ank C. Bennett. mercury.
l‘ho womno who have already
mine-«1.11am? expressed on have tho:
.1. good many more mother: will show
.their interest in the work at helping
DeMolny boys. by joining the 'ciub. 3
The next meeting will be held
June first at 2 :30 o 'clock in the orb
emoon in the banquet hall a! the
Masonic ”Temple. 3 3
Bowaythn at whet home this Bitch
noon. There will; he about four
Moles or cards- .. -. -_. .,
t i
.... .
-—A, matron rushed to the desk
of the Royal James; "This is the”
finest meal we have had between
Boston and Philadelph‘lgi.“-—Adw
O I
At the Girl's and Women: club
on Wall soar; there you be an
“athletic meeting" tonight. Arter-
wards. members will so event-o the
Norwnlk bowling alloy. 3
3 o I, U 3, 3 '
--Storngo‘ end Remodeling dun
log the spring and summer month:
menus pen-1m; protection-eand will
give you a garment lit to wear nut
fail.
Street. Phone {as—adv. .
C t C .
Members of the Y. W. C. A. In-
dustrial Service Center. Bridgeport.
Mil present a. play “All on a sum-
mer's Day.” tomorrow night o2 tho
Service Center. Barnum avenue.
Bridgeport. ~ 3
i I t
-—25 per cent off on rad-cs and
loud speakers—Donnelly' s.~—-Adv.
Q t 0
Members or the Y. ,4 class or the
Nonmlk M. E. church are Journey-
ing to Stratiord tonight. to attends
meeting to be held at the home or
Mrs Marshall F. Pegs. . 3
C U
~Radio and Victrolas sold on easy 1
terms. Donneily.-—Adv.
0
Members 8: the Pioneer club. So.
NorwalknBaptlst church. will meet
this afternoon at the church.
3 _ n 3. ”o . ,
,~—Bl__ue-stone for driveways. Phone
652 or 53 Ferris-Davina Co.— —Adv
. I C
The next meeting ‘9: the Wampa
club will take place May 28th.
o
,, —Prico of coal ”reduced. Harris &
Guns.” Phone 721.—-—Adv.
o i t
The flannel. meeting a: the Con-
noetléut Audubon Society will
hold lni :lhe- newvmnnxium of. the
mosaic Elsi: school. June 6th.
.v—Dance and strawberry festival
tomorrow
3Volk’s some Orchestra.
place; ~ »
Twin (:1ty“‘\‘alet. 8'2 No.13Mnin ”
be,
the» church local room: during the
month or June. The dinner will be
cooked by the girls. .
O O
The class has given :25 toward
. the parish house fund and. last year.
gave 85 to the playground fund.
‘ O O
ThoEpworth League at the East
avenue 3‘. E. church will hold its
nnnunl meeting and election of offi-
cers this droning after the regular
mid-week pray.” :ertlcc.
The classes for religious instruc»
tion will meet at the East nvenuo M.
B. church ct tour o ‘clock this after-
noon. .
7‘ ' o o1 o
The Women's Guild of Christ
church is meeting today at the home
of Mrs. George S. Kelley. 7 Seaside
.- O 0 3
Two thighs“ Desiring aft; young
people 0: the East avenue 3!. ‘5.
church Epworth League went to
Dunbar-y last evening on the much
postponed straw ride. The girls
“fore knickers and the boys sport
clothes. At Danbury they were met
by the Epworth league of the Dan-
bury M. E. church.,whlch opened up
its gym for the evening. Gome- were
played and refreshments served.
The local Epworth League has in-
vited the Danbury group to visit
Best Norwalk.
0 0
John Yuttcuk ot Woodsido ave-
nue has returned to his home. after
wnponding- the winter months in
Florida. where he w? employed.
The Street department is making
repairs to the large hole in the con-
crete mvement at the corner of
vWiuneld and East avenue.
‘ 0 C O
The crosswalk: and corners are
being marked oil in East Norwalk
by the Police department.
A large hole in the road in (rout
of. the De Mott school in East ave-
nuo he: been reported to the police.
” ’ O O : 0 '
Abraham Brothers haw opened
their store on Gregory boulevard
for the summer season.
.
Min Pauline - Wel;ner and Miss
Irene Chontos o! Winfield street mo-
tored to Ridgefleld recently with a
party 0: friends.
0‘ 0 0
Mrs. C. Swan of ”Ne ew York city is
visiting It the home or Mrs. John
Ruddlxnnn in Winfield met.
I
Mr. E. Tulle: oi: East avenue is
installing a. new aerial Ior his radio.
Women Are to
bleach ”o: the American Association
or ”’Univarilty' women. which is to
be held tomorrow alteration at 2:30
o'clock at the home or Mrs. Helena
:Wodd. Wilton Point. promises to be
”I There will» J h‘n. report or the}? ~
7 -j flout.) Convention 0”: the A’; A. U.
new-d of Miss Helen Varick Bose e11 .hoh
- ' Address Monday’s Session, Shows
able Actmty m Sphere of Woman
in entertaining he: Sister. from Ohio
fortitude”. Miro”. Erlcpon came
to Not-well: as a. bride about two
your; ego tron: Ohio 1
. . o o o
Mrs. John McGuiuneis in Stuart
oveuue I‘pent Wednesday in New
York city.
O, O 0.
Mr and 1111. Stanley Stroftollno
of Emmi! rod motored to Bridge-
port yesterday. ‘
o o ,
Miss Grace Vaheantot Manipank
has resigned her, position as book-
keeperwith the Nash Engineering
companyjudhu accepted a. similar
one with'Crotut and Knapp.
O O 0
Mr. Will C. Martin of Latayette
Circle left for Indians. having been
called there by the illness 0! his
father.
0 O I
Ainsley Oakley of Highland twe-
nue is having his house painted.
'0 ,o a »
. Mia: Olive'Burr of Arch street had
her tonsil. removed at the Nor-walk
Hospital Tuesday.
, o o 0
Friend- 01 Mn Georgeiggyporiir
Mottflrvemro ’wiii he Ferry to learn
that she is ill at her home.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Dean have
moved from 78 Main street to :83
Main street
Benjamin Valiant and family
have moved from Belden avenue to
\Vinnipauk.
o o 0
Mrs. George 3. Henley and Mrs.
Howard A. Moore on entertaining
the Republican Women's Associa-
1161: at I bridge party “"8 utter-
ncon at the home of Mrs. Moseley
in Romymn avenue. There will be
{our tables. of cards.
net.. The poles are 54 feet in
height.
0 O C
John Weisner of Fitch street was
a recent visitor in Bridgeport.
» O 0 O »
Mrs. A. R. Bq-nnm of 15 Marion
avenue is attending a bridge party
in Greenwich today.
0 O 0
Mrs. Jennie Clark is making a. few
alterations in her property in El-
liott street.
0 0
Little Miss Ruth Baskin of Marion
inane is slowly recovering from a
severe attack or rheumatism.
O O O
Miss Jennie Wood of Marion street
has had her house painted.
; O O 0
Dan Yutpzack 01‘ Howard avenue
has returned from Florida.
0 I 0
Hr. (And Mrs. George Grover of
Goodmw street are spending a week
in Danbury.
O 0 0
George Crabbe of Goodrow street
has purchased a. new delivery truck.
3 O I
Mrs. P. A. Jakob of Raymond ter-
race is spending the day with Mrs.
Eric Eriuon 0: Grant street. who is
criteria-Joins her sister from Ohio.
0 O O
The regular Friday night dance
will be held at Community Hall to-
morrow night.
O O . 0
Mrs. J. Walter MacClaren and- her
daughters. the, Misses Amy and Hel-
en. arrived a”: their summer home in
Elliott street, yesterdfy.
. t 0
Work on the new house: in Marian
street is progressing 1'81)le-
’ O , O ,C,
Mrs. James Jennings o! Rowan
street is having a. number of im-
provements mode on her property.
The May meeting or the Nor-walk”
Harold Tryer of Second street has
purchased a new car.
N orwalk Branch of University
Meet T omorrov
The branch hat-.mperaied with
the movement for better films for
children. has helped with the fin-
tor undoru‘ohfdsh ed children in the
publh"mhook. has hold 3 Chinese
sale and to; for ”the benefit at the
Washington 1193‘”!!an ”fund and
mmoaauncmlmmayoung
Juan. now attending Nevv York Uni.
varsity
cactus or the project to supply- milk .
PBllvl.‘
s W...
Mrs. Milton l “load “in . 1
reception comm: {99.5. «0.1;!
meeting of the N'Jr‘i‘a}; P 3
Womens Assofiw,n 30 is ..
the Royal Ja'nps Inn
noon at 3 o ‘cioc. mg.
or the third . .;_ 4d,. '
Mrs. Elhccd W14 he a ,3:
the folloning com "
18 Push. Mrs P.
loft, Mrs
Gould. Mrs l .
Coe. Mrs. 1.5.»;
Sperry and Mrs
Miss £16362} \.
New York city.
meeting on '
the Day," '
on such a
the political {in
In 190?. Allin“.
studying imiu;
tions and s
unrest prev ,;
Nine woman '
ized by Miss E3:
Zone, which '3
factor in inir
ing the bull ,
That this \"
cd by the G
\Vomen‘s club
the number 0
no his’sfipi. .-
Miss BUSH}!
L. L. B m.
the “ fishing
gmduatingin 1‘}
Republican N
A Very “31110!
of this public 1
been the on;
tional Corn.
Prison Latc-
this commit“
necessary it
work of 3.11% B:
contact Willi I”
ago. Thu c
11183 and nl.
to have a war
York Bruil‘.-.
Co—operatiu:
has asked .0
z:‘
taken by
founding of
New York. a c
of national .
tions. This c
Wel‘ is pre 4'
est and mes
men in New Yo:
Miss Boswell “ "
being “
"Promoting - .
Pocket His:
en in Poiili
Towards Ir
“Federal \N’
Mr. and Mrs
hly of Danb!‘
of Mr. Cha .
home. Ledgeu.- .1
ing.
77'?
Wilde/VIM}? .
5
Here is a new _I. 3
Miller pump in =
Which the \anlp is
extended to conceal
a tiny elastic gore 3.
. . .Shown in us for
afternoon v a}.
l: Sp: lite 35°“
5h“; ms, hosiery '
419 main Street
ammo CW“
3‘ gsgtnea?
Norwalk Chronicler