i
k.
than
“in .1 ‘1
“fit: 0 Circle presented Mrs.
2111911
":f'fich were much of
farewell dinner was tendered
and‘ Mrs. Arthur J. Penneil of
st Avenue M. E. church last
ng by members of the Omri-
circle or the church.
H.1’snncll is leaving shortly for
o York. He has been pastor of
;« sst Avenue church for the past
. A:
’4"
i."
. so and a half and during that time
‘
ndssrsd himself to his friends
It is with
church ac-
in! his congregation.
regret that the
ledges his leaving.
ring the evening the members
Pen-
ith a. D. A. R. pin. The pre-
tion speech was made by Miss
io Brewer. o
'o commitcc in chm-go of the at-
consisted of Mrs J. W. Slaw-
chairman. assisted by Mrs. E.
“Worms.
Mi
Mrs. Howard Gorhum.
James Finch, Miss Cecelia
. Harry Cooley was in charge
.9 dining room which was at-
vely decorated. There were
_- favors at'each set place.
; menu for the dinner includ-
little neck clams on the half
I tried chicken. mashed potatoes.
potatoes. gravy, tomato sur-
saiad. apple pie. whipped
and coffee.
. ring the evening an excellent
3,. sinment was given. the ar-
merits being made by Mrs.
The program
:- g duet. qus. Leslie Gorham
. irs. Howard Got-ham.
selections. Mr.
. as. Mr. Hodgoman. Mr. Pen-
nd Mr. Carpenter. Carleton
- medieu was at the piano.
" ts and Jokes by Mrs. Howard
-:m.
long those present were: Cup-
red and Mrs. Lovejoy. Miss
avers Loveipy. Mr. and M rs.
for.
9M“?- and Mrs.
le Quartette
Clara Hodgemen.
in.
icron Circle Gives Farewell
inner to Rev. and Mrs. Pennell
0n Committee
MRS. 111381.] 1:) GORHAM.
Miss Minnie Brewer. Miss Eric-son.
Miss Nellie Ericson. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Ferris. Miss Bessie Gf‘ilJ.
Mr. and Mrs. George lnglluni. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Creighton.
Mrs, A. lljork. Mr. and Mrs. Sinn-
lcy Carpenter. Mrs. Arthur llt‘l‘mf‘ll.
Mr. and Mrs. C. llrodwell. Dr.
and Mrs. Barnum. Mr. and Mrs. Er.
nest Reynolds.
Mrs. D. Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard t‘mrhnm. Mr. and Mrs. Los—
‘lio Gorllam.
Mr. and Mrs, \Vrsley Slnwson.
and Mrs. Ben Tllumns.
lMir. and Mrs. "Thomas Baxter. Miss
Marion G. L'Hommodii‘u.
Mr. ‘ f‘nrlton L'llomlnodiru. Mrs.
Harry (looloy. Miss Mnrtils Morgiln.
Miss Ruth Col-others, Mrs. Marie
l'lmledge and daughter.
Mrs. (‘eiia Carpenter and Mr. and
Mrs. James Finch.
M r.
,lLot'pli Man Speaks
1: Annual Ré- union
annual reunion of the guests
lace on Saturday afternoon.
seventy guests were papseni.
. was was artistically deicorateii
hoice dahlias and lstors.
Spaulding. the charming and
t hostess. assisted by Mtis
eth Watson "arranged a.
'1 program. which opened by
ng of a. beautiful hymn writ-
Miss Emily Evenden of Siam-
'..i: -
iir F. Smith of South Nor-
ooiated with the State Fish
'1! Game Commission gave a very
{uniting and interesting illustrsth
lsgturc on the preservation of
I'dllf and wild flowers. Three
' ford ladies entertained. Miss
Bedbetgr accompanied by Miss
prance G. Brady singing several
' lng songs and Miss Marion
ber giving amusing monologues
'oyod. "Blclt
“the Tic That Bi its” accom-
‘ led by Miss Alice Light. of Nor—
‘ k. was sting by the guests. Join-
' 9hsnds. Rev. A.. E. Beemsn.
rector of Bt. Paul's Episcopal church
" Fairfield. and one or the trustees
the Homestead. extended a few
'r‘lts of greeting.
Mpg the serving of dcficious
intents thoguesta had an op.
nity of ‘renewing acquaintance-
seheart Legion to
Give Card Party
herd of the Moosehcart Legion
old a card party October 6,
ay. at 11.11 Moose Home on
Main street.
11.1: one of the first affairs of
ii season and is expected to be
ttsndcd. Mrs. Grace Cunning-
senior regent. is heading the
ittee on arrangements.
of Columbia
To Meet Thursday
oeting ot the Star of Colum-
irele. No. 258 Companions of
rest will he held in Red Men's
Gould Homestead; ”infield.
Cohen’s Daughter Is .
TO Wed in» glow York
Georgette C‘ohan has become so-
cretly engaged to marry H.
perfume manufacturer, of 4 East
Sdtli street. New York. according to
3 dispatch» from London.
This information was given
today by Ethel Lovey. former
of George Cohan.
“Nothing could possibly make me
happier." she said. “than to ll‘itl‘ll
that lit inst, (‘.rorgptle hits decided
to settle doivn to married life. and
i am sure George feels the same
way.
"Mr; Rose lins lived in New York
for twenty-five. or thirty yours. He
is n. naturalized Americlln but was
born in England. I do lint know him
personally lllli i am looking forward
111th great .‘iiaslil'o to llionting him
when they come to England on their
honeynmon.’ '
Daughters of Saint.
George Conven. Opens
Two hundred members of the
Connecticut organization of Daugh-
ters of St. George \\’t‘l‘t‘ present ill
the banquet which opened lilo three
duys‘ session in Si. Gr‘orltr's hull
Bridgeport last night. The plumbers
of Victoria lodge noted as hostesses.
Grand President Margaret Iiuli~
Cook of New York. will preside At
the first business session which op-
ened at ll o’clock iris morning in
the hall ,on Striiti‘ord nvcnue. it is
expected that Mayor F. William
Behrens will be present. After the
reading of reports officers will be
elected.
Wednesday, the business will be
concilided ill the. morning. For the
afternoon 115 bus ride to Putnam
pork hits. been planned for the del-
egates and in the evening a theater
party.
out
wife
‘
Hall. Washington street Thursday
evening.
At. this time. a report of the dele-
gates to the, recent convention will
be heard and a supper served. All
members are requested to be pres-
ant.
, r. .mmw.
How Does Your pus... Look?
A
If a depositor’s pass-book is as clean and fresh
as the day he got it, he
toward success; If it is
has only a slight start
frayed and worn from
flinch use, he is ii climber. What does YOUR
pass-book tell about your ambitions?
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SAVINGS BANK:
Rose, I
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ANNUAL ELECTION
TAKES PLACE AT
ADVENT CHURCH
The annual meeting of the Advent
Christian church was held last night
in the church parlors at Which time
the last year's sl‘ts of officers were
re-elcctod.
As they now stand they include:
William llyxllee. dcscon.
B. W. Volsor. deacon.
AF. Ainswortli. clerk.
George Von lislinold. tressurer.
Mrs. William l‘iyxbce. deaconess.
Mrs. Elsie Partrick. deaconess.
lluring the business discussion, it
was pointed out thnt 85,000 hud
bi‘l’l’l raised during the past your for
the church budget.
PERSONALS
W
Mrs. Edward Doulens and son
Roger of Hillside place. and Mrs.
Robert ”unions of St. John street.
iuile returned home after spending
a. few days as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lucius Ives of i‘iainville.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoyt and
family of ltidgefleld have moved to
North Main street. this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morgan of
Gregory Boulevard will shortly move
to First street.
!
Eugene Van Ness of Buyvieiv ave.
nuc luis purchased a house on Snow-
di‘n avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Msisano of
Woodward avenue have .returned
home after visiting relatives in New
York City.
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Harry Wright of Van Zant street
has purchased it new car.
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Mr. and Mrs. Allin Firguson of
Norivdlk and Mr. and Mrs. John
'irapp of Milford haie returned to
their homes after it trip over the Mo‘-
hiiwk Trail.
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Miss Grace Lockwood and Miss
l-‘lorenoe licmmon spent the week-
end with friends i New London.
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Miss Madeline Spent-er of Cedar
Sll‘el'l has just returned from a trip
to Virginia. During her stay she vis.
ited many places of interest including
the famous Cawrns of Lursy.
N, l-‘romer, tailor. formerly of
Hanford plum ,llns moved his busi~
lines to 3 West m‘enuir.
s s s "
Mr. Albert Yoncziii of Lawrence
street hlls sold his 1925 auto to
George Lane of Harriet street.
s ‘e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ilurolii Tolles of Rus-
sell avenue were given a liousen’arm-
ing In their new heme Sunday even.
ing. James and dancing were on-
joyed followed by refreshments. Dur.
ing the evening :1 purse of money
was presented the couple. Many
out-of—town guests. were present.
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llrnry Schenk of 24 Webster street.
{erosion of ‘the composing room of
The Evening sentinel. and Hamllel
Toriorella of 30 Lowe street. have
returned after an oiglit~dsy trip
through Canada. traveling by auto-
mobile.
SPRINGWOOD
The many friends of Carmine Ca-
vcliu of Clay street will be gldtl to
hour that ho is able to return to
“01k after having his tinsel smash<
ed.
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and Mrs. Frank Romano of
s
Ml‘.
newly built house on Flax Hill road.
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Junior. Nichols of Wood street has
sold his grocery store to Joseph Dc
Martino of Mulvoy street.
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Mr. and Mia Charles Oddo of
Biuoklvn New York. have letulncd
home after spending a. few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Macuvaro of
Woodward avenue.
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Mr. ilild Mrs. John Foriz of Lex-
ington avenue entertained relatives
from Bridgeport over. the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Capuora of
Fort Point‘ street hnve been enter-
taining relatives from Georgetown
during the past few days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank “'arrnnsky of
Osborne avenue entertained relatives
from Brooklyn. New York, over the
week-end.
Joseph Odds undifsmily of Long
Island City spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Audier of Larsen
street.
C
David Drlscoli of'New York city
was a business visitor in springwood
yesterday.
Harry Geldstein of Lawrence
' street was a. visitor in New York city
over the week-end. .
Mrs. Christian Santana et louth
street entertained our the week-end.
Grace Church Guild
To Hold Election
The Grace Church Woman's Guild
will hold its annual meeting tomor—.
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
Parish House.
Reports for the your will be given
and plsns made for the coming sea-
son. Election ot oflicers will also
take place. - ' .
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lily uvcnuo will shortly move to their ‘
ldiiferent coun;
Pocahon
Co
Between so and . o Pocahontssss
of the Wsnoms Co ncil and of the
Pride of moss, D. of P.. attended
the opening of the All sesson of the
Oscaleets Council. . sgree ot Poss:
bonus in Dsnburylisst evening.
The affair was. marked by a
vaudeville show pit on by repre-
sentatives from the Hartford Coun~
oils. in Wooseter ha I. Dsnbury. ding-
ing and dsn‘oing tiers on the pro-
gram and there wai general dancing
afterwaids. l
Norwalk and 80th Norwalk mem-
bers sent up in sitomobiiss. There
were representatives present from
many different ltowns including
Waterbury. Bridgel on, New Haven
and Hmti‘lrd.
Among the oflioers item the
Wsnoma council vi 0 attended were;
Cyn l
My little ilappel fliend was very
much huii. con idersllly insulted
and secretly more or less ashamed.
And she was a bi tearful about it
all. 1
When i asked lier to tell me all
about it she proc acted to add one
more chapter to 1 story that is as
old as the hills. . ‘
She and soothe girl had been at
an amusement pro 11. Strolling along
the boardwalk tey had met two
young men. pert cl. strangers. had
struck up an a quaintancc with
them. and after lfiaking the rounds
of the various directions at the
park had gens fir a ride with the
young men in the letters" automo-
bile.
And both gillsl had had to walk
homel
And it wasn't l s walk that made
this little lady lidisnsnt. either. it
was the (set the she felt that she
had been insults .
8M hadn‘t o looted to a few
klsises. she udmttcd. lll flirt. she
:11! rather enjoy 1: them. But-«well.
before long thin I got to the point
where she had i leave her young
admirer and him: for home ufoat.
Now this was an altogether un-
fortunate experiqncc. of course. The
young men ill 1 ‘0 case are more or
less beneath contempt.
4
But that little1 flapper friend of
mine needn't fee so terribly insuli-
ed. For she brliught all her trou-
blcs on herself. .
‘l’crliaps. us site Mills. this would
110,11 better wotld it young nlt‘n
would only treat rllanrr acquain-
iances as viriuius young women.
Propably they a slit not to assume
TITLED DELEGATE
TO OONl‘ EN. FLAYS
. Bi LSHEVISM
LT...“
Declaring Bel hevlsm and Com-
munism strange in England than in
almost any othti country in Europe.
Lady Cowan. prlshdent of the British
\Vtimen‘s Pairiollo League, yesterday
told of the dull she is making
against Commilnisin ill religious
schools.
Lady Cumin.
city with her ll
LVN) is in New York
delegate to the l
sbsnd, Sir Henry. a
‘ontel‘ence of the in-
terparlialnentarl- Union. was given a
reception 111 ill. Colony Club. New
York. yesterds. by the Club Wo~
men‘s Protectiv Cenlmittce.
“The Commu lets have set up Sun-
day schools alllover England." Lady
Curran said. {They are trying to
destroy the fail h of children in God
and in our rulei .
“The Womenis Patriotic League is
fighting these. lsehools because we
want our child on to learn the prin.
ciples of religioi . kindliness und love.
Our ideas msylbs old fashioned. but
we believe in them."
Lady Cownnlsaid sllc bake to the
Club Women's‘Pl-otective Committee
because it is d log the some work in
America.
The chief 0 set of her visit. how-
ever. is‘to sin y the women's clubs.
"In England” she said. "We think
09 women's cl its as using an Ameri.
can organissti n. We have women‘s
'clubs. but the are the instruments
of political pa ties.
“We want if have clubs like yours
its spread info motion throughout the
count?!" 1
Other work
otio us. 1
is an attempt
f the Women's Patri-
dy Cowan explained.
to unite the women of
rice in preventing the
lowest class of Ameri-
films.
import of the.
can moving . picture
league is‘aisol
foreigners fr in setting up business
in England otrimental to the Eng-
eslly ind-spit: ent.
HospitallSociety to
O 11 Fall Season
The News 11 Hospital lowing Bo-
This is the beginning of this sea-
son's activities and all members are
requested to lttend. Aurelio inter-
ested in sew ng for the hospital is
invited to 1 n. The society meets
the first on: third Thursday of
every moot
‘i
The
intrsested in keeping
lish people and to show the British .
public that u s empire is econeml- ,
\
as Memhers Attend
ncil ShOw in Danbury
Great Pocahontas of the state Mrs
Daisy Payne.
First Greet scout.
shepherd.
Deputy Great Pocahontas. Eliza-
beth Milord.
Pocahontas. Dorothy Booih.
Wanonla, Elizabeth Wood.
Powhatan. Reuben Booth.
Next Thursday night degree work
will he put on in not! Men's llsli.
Main street. when several candidates
will be initiated into the Wsnolns
Council. '
October til ‘Wlll bs Put Poca-
hontas night. this being an annual
affair.
October 29 the Past Pocahontas"
will give a card party in it'd Men's
hall on Main street.
M II.
hia Grey: - Say's:
. per Has Only Herself to Blame
that the girls they meet in such a
free and any fashion have no
morals.
But the plain fact remains that
this girl has no one but herself to
blame for her misfortune.
There is more freedom than there
used to be. end standards seem to
be changing. No longer. for exam-
ple. does everyone Jump to the con-
clusion that the girl who powders
and rouge: and. smokes and rolls
her stackings isn't after all a nice
girl.
But in spite of it all. when a man
is able to pick up a girl he has
never seen before. and when she
consents to get into his automobile
and lets him kiss her—he still is
going to conclude that she Won't be
attended if he doesn't stop at kiss.
lng.
l'm holding no brief for the young
men. 'l‘lieir shortcominfl would re-
quire a book. .l'm speaking of the
girls now.
Let t‘\'("r,V girl l‘i.‘li|0mliei‘ this:
rightly or not. the majority of
young men still assume that s. girl
who is really "on the level" as they
put it, won't allow a stranger to
pick her up and take her for auto»
mobile rides. ,
And if she does do that their in
liincty- nine cases out of a hundred
she is going to be "insulted." Just 115
my young friend was.
The old standards die hard. Girls
are still Judged. in part at lonst, by
lilo customs of a dozen )ears or so
ago.
And isnt it lost possible that that
is because those were. after all pret-
it good old customs? '.g;
ALLER DANCING
CLASSES TO OPEN
OCTOBER SECOND
Miss Mildred .iiill‘r. of Morgan
uvenue. local dancing teacher who
returntd last week from ten week.
with the l’ortia Mansfield Company
at Steamboat Sprints. Colorado. will
open her. dancing classes Ssturday
October 2. Beginners from 9:30 un-
til 10:30 O'clock and advanced from
10:30 o'clock until 12.
Miss Allsr had a flattering offer
in tour with the Mansfield dancers
but returned to open her classes.
These dances are as well known at
the Tennischorn dances. Miss into
those of Bridgeport is going with
them
“Parlor‘Maici” to Be
Given By Grange
Concluding isllesrsals for the
play. a three-act comedy entitled
"The Purim Maid. " to be given un-
der the auspices of the llidgsfisld
Grange at the CongregatiOnsl
church in Ridgeficld on Friday
promise a good performance.
Mrs. Ernest J. Belts is directing
the play and is supported by an es-
ccllcnt cost. This is one of the
many interesting sflslrs given by the
Orange.
11'
Annic l‘
RELIEF CORPS TO
HOLD ‘HOME DAY’
AT NOROTON
All members of the Douglass li‘ow-
{101- Women‘s Relief Corps. No. 15.
are requested to attend "Home Day"
t the loldiers' Home, Noroton. to-
imorrow.
Members should take the train
,which leaves New Haven at 10:41
io'clock in the morning and arrives
in Newton ut 11:36.
Relief Corps from all over the
state are expected to send represen-
tatives tomorrow and it Is hoped that
s large congregation will turn out.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
W
The Ladies Auxiliary of tho How.
and liossit Post No. 663 V. li‘. W.. of
New (“aniiun will give an entertain-
ment this evening in the form of a
salamagundi party. Members of tin.-
Muivoy 'l'fll‘lDV Post and Auxiliary
are invited.
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Best Lshish Cost. nurts l: Guns.~
Adv.
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There is to be a special meeting
of the Whatsoever circle of ti;
Kings Daughters at the items of
Mrs. Coinstock. 42 West avenue to-
night.
l-Iit'ntusllrl
Buy it new.
814.th worth of groceries ilnii dlsll«
as free with each Seilrrs' Kitchen
Cabinet sold. this week only.
At Angcvinc‘s.
0
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The im‘nsi of si. Michael and All
Angels Was celebrated at llzliil this
morning at Trinity church.
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~—Kopper's snllbolll-d domestic colic
at Bishop 8: Lines. lilo—Adv.
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Large Pc'o Coal. Harris a Guns.—
Adv.
, s s .
Members of the Norwsik 31023”;
Society for Musical Extension will;
meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the 1111‘.
ditorium of the Norwalk library for
The nnditoriunl is to hr
ironi the Molt ill'i‘nlit‘ side.
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~lll€MOVAL .‘OTiCE.
N. Fromvr. inllor. has meted his
business to a West avenue. 1011-110.
Pine street. (‘onning sud tl\'.t‘lll|:
Catered buitOns mode to Oiill‘l .—-Adl
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«Double l'llt‘fl' i’ol'lcct " Records»
at $.39 esrh. Doniiolly’s.—~Adv.
entered
s s s '
i'ncns ’i'i'iilr No. 31:, improved
Order of lied Men will illtol‘tain
F‘sirfleld t'oulliy Associations of
lied Men in the Wigwam on “usli- l
ingion street this mining.
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”Koppel" s seaboard domestic coke
at Bishop S.- L.\'nt‘S. lllc.--.l\dv.
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--i'1:uio and virirolas sold on on:
tslms. Donnelly.~—Adv.
e o s
The official board meeting: of the
First M. E. Chlil'i‘ll which “its to
have been held last evening. has been
definitely postponed due to
Elan): conflicting dates.
1011
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-—:\'ow is the time to arrange for
your for remodeling work. Experts
are employed here for the remodel-
ing of fur coats. Conservative prices
prevail. The Twin City Valet. 67
North Main street. Phone Mia——
Adv.
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The Eurokoh Lodge will hold a
sale Saturduy, October :1 in the Mn-
hackemo Hotel building.
I s t
-Kopper's seaboard domestic coke
at Bishop 8: Lynes. inc—Adv.
Members of the Cleaners” (hole
of the Flint Congregational chiiich
held a meeting last night ill the
church. General business wits dis-
cussed.
Mrs. Herbert K. Smith
Attends Conference
nun—n—
Mrs. ~Herbert Knox Smith of
Farmington. president of the (7011-
u rclleilrsal on the opera "Martini." i “‘
. ninx.
necticut League of Women Voters.
left yesterday for P01 tsmouth
where she. will attend the regionill
N. H. of the lt‘dllelt‘
Annual Masquerade Dance Is
Planned by
Site’s Onlyl 12
HENRIETTA
SA [Cl/f 7.15“.
Hum-trims only i.l hilt she has
i “read, jlllllpt‘d “110 "W spotlight on I{(llt" 'kul‘l Lodge is ”who (l in visit the
iiportdonl by taking second in a state
swimming meet. the first site over
icntcrcd. shr- likes the titling ciellts
best and her home's in Modding.“ Cal.
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Pride of Uncas
The entertainment commiiivs of
lll'llli‘t of l nous 'l‘rilio Council No.
iii, D. of 1., llild 11. meeting at the
home oi” Mrs. Smile Moore ii illuy
Slii‘el. Saturday evening, routine
lillSlll.‘Sfi was coiilploted, und piulls
siurieil [or the third ilnllliill mus-
lillt'lllllt: illltl llullowu'ril iiiiilcu to
lie lll‘ltl lil lieilmun's hull, ’l‘llui'silily
ui'iillnl: (lumber 22. "
Mr. l’iri‘y tfillo will! placed in
illuipi ni riilosililienls Angelo
Malilii 1w: upliulliird to look ul-
t'r the 1.11.511 tor the (‘\(lilllll.‘.', while
.‘Jliliimn (,ltii'llll)’ and Clarence \Vt‘l'e
illillJ'fl to supervisi- ul'r'illgelilcnts
..nil iii-colnliolls of the liilll.
’i‘llc iiiilios will run ill: refresh-
lilt‘lll counter tickets iil'Li now uvuil-
hill/3 1l1.lli 'sliy (ll llli“ ilni'ilnllfft‘t’.
The wi-vkly prize donated by Mild!
Adridid '1 ii'lllch was “on by Norllluil
(iornliy \tlll) by the Wily drew his
tl\\’.l llilbilirr. ’l'llc commuter is also
ih‘nklnl: shout giving a ("il'ti pnl'iy
and aunt-r ill Thanksgiving.
Miss Miilnle Mclklliuhliil
short tail.- on her trip to
city. llerl‘i'slliill‘llls were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Moore. the com-
Millie.) will inert ilguin next l"l'ifll:y
ut ihe home oi" Airs. l’orcy Colo.
Smith Mnin stri-vi. Members of lho
Lonlluiiiee are Mr. and Mrs. John"
Moore. Mr. and Mrs. i’cri'y (fold,
Air. and Elli-s. (.‘ilircnco ’l‘oby, Mrs.
t‘ilurlcs Lake. Mrs. llul'ullly i'ilrlel‘.
MI‘S. Alfred C. ix’l‘ueiiicr, Misses
.llilli'iCl. linker. Mildred l'tzsinger.
Mlinlie McLaughlin. lioi (irrmunou
it mid Norman Gormiy and Angelo
. Mai-urn
L‘ilV-i a
1‘1 1 lillltio
Friendship Ass’ 11. to
Visit 111 Bridgeport
The llincdsliip Association of the
Past an-lu Glands of the liulcka
Catherine Association of liliilgcport
’ Thuisday.
Those who do not go over in tho
[looming will take the 12:15 O‘tlot‘k
1.1r {10m il'ii lioximl Stole
Give Filst “Get— Together"
C1 usade Supper Thursday
'.l‘lll-
1-12.11.
first of ii siliis 01 tom
"(it‘l-lt'lldilllt‘l'” suppers
Norwiilk “iii “1‘ .llt‘ld 'i‘hursiiuy evo-
Utfltlllt‘l" i. at ii 1‘. 31.. ill lilt-
b‘ou‘ll Norilliik 3111111111151 1l1urill
'l'llt‘lit‘ hilllllt‘l‘fi MC 11 11111111 of
tlio Urol'ui‘ \\'ooil Aililisi .1011 i 'lu..i1lu
innd promise lili r-lljoyiibb'
lu‘
lnstl'uliientail mush. w ill i’ur-
lvlilik‘d during iin.» sllppi r
vocal solvi'iionu will bi- l't'llll'.l‘t‘t.l by
Mrs. Ulth‘l' L'liil‘k tillti Ali‘s. tiuol‘su.
Kay 01' liounylun.
l.) 3
for .
business ilnd professionill women of"
and pro~ .
‘fiiubic hour to times \\llutilii'll1l.
through ‘
the courtesy of the Alnxloiiy Boys and '
'llle suppers ate being SClth by
the women oi the unions tllulclldu
cooperating in the {WW (humid9 and
tiles: in charge in... week are. Mrs.
; Gvorgv McKibbin of the South Nor-
l\llll( Methodist 1-111111'11. Mrs. W. F.
Mir-linings oi‘ the itowilyion Dll'lllO‘
dist 1‘lllll‘1'll imd Mrs. t‘. 1). Albiotht
of ill" llouuyton liuplisi l'lllll‘Cll.
Airs. George Wool Andersil pill
hill'lilfl'l.
All ilmsc who 11-1 pinimluu to
COM“ 2111; uskrd to notify Mis. Harry
.I., Hiierllni'. :3 Myrtle ii'ilf‘illlis, icic-
pllom. 3751711. not l'.i."t!i' than lOlllOi‘~
l i0\\' noon.
MRS. PAYNE TO
LleTTURl‘I BEFORE
WOMEN’S CLUB .
Antoni: lilo l'l'illltl‘liilliljv‘ “orth-
whiir features ol the rollilnl: smi-2
son. wllii'll. :ii'irnliiiu: in ilw pro.
grams Pvt i‘ui‘lil by llit' \Lll‘lUllS :11»
live Lllillh oi the rolliunllliiy. will
bi: linusiniily full or llillll rape loll-
i‘erts. ivtiiii‘is 11nd lli's ilk-.1. will In
the unlit-s of t‘lll'l‘t‘l'il I"\t'lllb. llilks
shop by Mrs. Jrssn'u 1.0m.- Purim.
to be giu‘n ill ill" Sizinli'orii WO-
miln's club. .
Mrs. l‘ilync stands Slilli‘i‘llll' in
lit‘ iiciii of instinct, \iiiloii :iit c.1116
“lilston in the nulklilu.‘ Ilei illlks
lust Wilson in the \\ tilll 1u~ L‘iub
Auditorium were lilwuis “oil at-
tf‘lldcd :illii Olitlluslustivully received.
This your. silo is going it) spunk
every two “ii-kl: instulii of Ohio a
mouth us she iild liirl 11:12: ill“ on-
tire thiil'i-lt" cowrllli,‘ ten li"l’llil".i~ in-
ccnferenco of the bounds of Women
Voteis of the New 1. nuiaud Bldlt‘fl
being held todllv and lolliOIitlh.
Mrs. Smith will address the con-
ference on till iin: lllllull muunizniipn
ind also on the gin.
cial subjtot of llllt'tIKCF
~ WATCH THIS PAPER
FOR in
BIGGEST SHOE SALE
ERHELD lN FAlRFlELD COUNTY
NORWALK BOOT SHOP
42 WALL 51'.
Prices That Will Startle You
road of inc. 'l'llo liduinillgc of this
inside from the lili'lthul‘c ui‘ lititl'liiK
iin-r more l'l'oanlilly. will be that
it'iii‘l'filll. ufi‘ulrs Cull be reviewed in
more detail. and bundled nearer the
tllun when all
lllld to he
3lime of occurrenvi',
lllli- c-vvliis 111‘ it lliiilllli
s;.l.lil;lrir.11i in one tlilk.
l Mrs. l'uyne's lectures for the com-
ling M'ilh‘Oll will be of [lfll‘llt'lllllr viliuo
lulu! inll'lt‘fil, us she hits spirit tllo
li‘llllii sunllilci in li'.lllop1~ uliiliolinu
iiilst- liiiilii infOllnuilon lr giilding tho
llrullilial 111 LU .11111 llulusiliiil con-
llor long ox-
liiilionn found lllf‘i‘t‘.
of listen. and
lperienoe. wide range
it'losr touch with llli‘ sliuutlon at
l-omo us “I‘ll us illli‘Oiltl. (specially
qualify Mrs. l’iiyne to present to her
‘llltllf‘i‘lt‘t‘fi ii true pinuro of the in~
“Home Ill‘Ol‘ll‘lllh' which must ho
solved by American and European
(IO-()[lt‘i'iitlfllL
'.i‘lle inst 111' Mrs. I‘uyne's tnikr: will
lw pin‘ll ililh 10.11‘ 011 (Jul. ill, at
iii:4.'- .in' [lit Womun'u Club Anili-
|tOilllilL and “ill be given every oili-
'm- \‘ti‘l'lt lit the sums plum and. hour.
'l‘ltki‘lii tor the season may be so-
iillrd how the Woman's (‘lub 1121.-
11111111110 .telepholio 688. from Miss
iimily ioulso Plumley. president of
ibe Woman's Club. telephone 773.
or from Mrs. Charles I). Lockwood.
in charge of the lecture series. tric-
11110111‘ 1886.
N ORWALK
Norwalk Chronicler