ll all: Branch of the Lel-
‘W‘h Voters is invited to
meeting arranged by the
pubilesn WOmen's As-
take? place Monday' eve.
Ibor 19. at the South Nor-
chat-ch.
ker o: the evening will
in: Thursday, Nevembcr
block in the afternoon.
a Hill Weed of this
the Stamford
‘ eel
it."
1.1 1-": the
45 Pros-
Relation to the World Co
The mectinx will be h
Stamford Women's club a
pect street.
The Norwalk League 0
Voters cotdlaily inVlten th Norwalk
Republican Women's ssociation
and the Norwalk Democ alto Wo-
men's Association and ill in friends
to attond the meeting of the Nor-
walk League at Women Voters
which will be held at th Country
Club In Norwalk. thursda . October
22‘.
The principal speaker} will be
Miss Ella Illegal of Philadelphia.
notcd feminist. She ha: recently
returned from South AnIcrlcaIand
will spook on the fcmlrlsl.movo-
Women
lfl Style N ow
mont ill Lilli" Alllerlca.
, Claims Modisle
—~——~-... M” .H Ammo“
By tiortrhN‘su smxmzns.
NEW YORK. October. —- The
sweet. simple girlish era is racing the
d of its supremacy. llich and re-
mnant is asserting itself. . ‘
(Mn mean to say that women
bambn simple styles and the
’ cane type at frock. " said llcnrl
elI fashion authority. "for you
, ”who well as I that no one can
5' ' at women \tiil do. 01 make
All in anything they don‘t want to
o milks them accept styles they
“150-1-
' I do point out most emphat-
but a Woman need not wear
:1 gowns this season if her taste
yes elaboration If she Wants to
cite and blzarru this season she
‘do so.with fdshion's full sanc-
or the younger women. l tip-
.o. as I have always, of simple,
thful gowns. Youth needs no
gaudy miment or seductive Jewels to
But it Is lny opinion that.
udtantugcoUsly
heist; on her attractit chose by more
sophisticated dressing.
”There is s. lure to rich silks ilnd
cs es. to jewels and plumage or
in or sort that wont-11 have
own and utilized to their advant-
is for centuries. After :3. wlriod of
Puritan simplicity ill dress. \(0 incv.
bly roturp to ill. nore 14""...(1
rich to the more would] ma~
Nomad.» more orivnlal npprc
tion of brilliance and gliltct'.
‘B t I'ropcut clothes (no an indi—
,. l problem, Silllpllcitv that is
(led on good lino and good \v'mk-
mhlp ill 31mm- out of style {111d is
iwiwal distinctive in any ago.
nIIlooltlng over tth new (Ironing
that bad Just (Ulllt‘ in front
he" ustom House. l was implvusvd
lii‘i he richness and elaboration
‘ nitcsts itself this season—~11»
gold and Silver cloth (‘0\(‘lt‘t1
Iii {webs and colorful rmbroidcry
' 1 metal locus and llL‘il furs.
l was quite fascinated liy the way
one layer of Chilton is arnangcd upon
another to give an opalevccnt cffcct.
andthe novel ways scuris and dra-
p-ellce are arranged. andJ ho charm-
his ways in Which the it even hem-
lino is achieved.
The most stunning in ck in the
collection was one of royal blue
moire with it lace shl i of black
Chantilly luau forming (in overskirt
and (111 elaborate scart'Jand alcove
drapery. A huge fuchsia rose is
worn at the. shoulder a .d bluc rib-
bon straps fall from lhoulder to
hem.
it has been several slasona since
anything so pretentious nd intricate
has come our way. Tlill is a. Callot
model as lSIlht‘. othcr;one. which
shows a more simple ill a with the
new flare and an exccci lngly inter-
esting color trcatlncnt.‘ of" apple
grern chin‘on velvet with a circular
skirt of 11ch green Chill 11 velvet, it
is entirely covered with embroidery
in gold thrca and cltirusted with
sccd pearls. o lleckland sleeves
and ilOit’lt‘l‘ of tho skirt are piped
Inith the most thartelous shade of
[‘059_
“This ono shows tlicIcombinatioll
of simplicity and cxtr e elabora-
tion that lhu' smai'tI at evening
gowns of t" . scuson will have.” Ben-
dn' ..(‘lil. 011.
faction of llllc and thelslim silhou-
ctto will not be. 001111: omlsed. but
the simplicity will not‘ (I. the domi-
nating note because of .ic gorgeous
color combinations and
ntion ot the. fabric. i
”lli‘lporinlit features to be noticed
on this season's (Ironing frocks arts."
“1- collrlhtlml. "lllf‘ ilu‘rd itcmlllle,‘
the use of lace (uni combinations of
lace. iIOlll in thrcud and gold and
silver. the use of flows and ribbons.
Iho gorgcous linings that reveal
tliclnl-mivos. lilt" t‘h‘llll‘oidln‘)’ and bond-
ing and the crate scurrs that are a.
part of tho goslumc. a1 (1 the shaded
(fronts ill (Illifi‘on and \Ihlvet."
the ember.
l
Harry \i'faicrbu ry
t
C U 0
l
. ,_. I
The many friends of Mrs. Char- l
chslontine will be glad to hear
she is getting along nicrIly at the
Norwalk hospital following an oper-
ation.
’ ‘t 3 H a
Dr. Herman SIIC‘huv of thc Dry-i
hill Sanitarium and ills family halo]
Just returned homo after two \\ ecksl
vacation spent in Non York city.
bin-and Mrs. Albrrt Ilaur 0fi
Woolpit nvcnuc attended the Dan-
bury Fair Saturday.
.
‘LIlr. and ltlrs. John \lahor ofl
Ponus avenue also attended the:
Danbury Fair. .
l O l
of .lI‘thiil road .
or. Jean Olcn
anew coupe. l
f has purchasedji
Edward Kusscr of New York city
a visitor in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mr; 8:1lvatore Roggio of
new“ street have been entertain-
.Mr. Reggie's brother {rem New
{xii city over Sunday. i
Alice McQuinoss of Stuart1
Miss Brown Engaged
To John Newland
Announcement wnsImudc of tho
lizabctll Car-
(Ingogclncnt of Miss ll
ringion Brown. (laugh (n- of George
Lockwood Brown of Shippan Polnt.:
Ito John Lester Non-land of Glen-
brook. son of Mrs. Florence Gould
Nculnnd .al, a dlnncl and 'dance
held Saturday evening in Stamford.
Misgllobinson Is
Wed to NIorwalker
Alisa Glam 1‘. obinso
\ir. and Mrs. David .Robinson of
Ridgeflcld and Jill cs Campbell.
son of Mr. and Mrquamcs Camp-
bell of Scott street this city. were
married Friday in the church of the
Tmnsriguration (”The Little church
Around the Corner") in New York
city.
1. daughter of
A
at mine has accepted (i position with
the Webbing and Elging co any
on Washington stl-ee .
an. and Mr; Mellln Braisted (if
this (Iin spent Sunda with Mr. and
Mrs. Leo is Knapp of Branchville.
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4—Admrtiae in the i
best results. l
mini for the
BACK UP YOUR WISHES
‘II fish I had started to save ten years
“I would have had something
said.
’ s recognized his
starter} to sure.
in liked by deposits.
. lit, aver, begin her
4.21:1?
mistake. but stilI he
Wishes are useles un-
If you are Ii
0.
Marion Jostrsnd remedy.“ mun
street. to Harold Smith lit New York
city. The ceremony took place on
Saturday. Mrs. Smith? “ niothe
Mrs. Mary Gabrieiao‘n
street.
FLOWER AND I
FRUIT GUED
ANNOUNCES PLANS
The Daricn Branch of the Na-
tional Plant Flower and Fruit Guild
held its first fall meeting at the
home of its president Mrs. Jessie
Macornhcr. Dar-tea. last week.
Those present included: Mrs. Leo
Gillette. Mrs. Frank DeCoumpy,
Mrs. ll. Provost. M”. John LHoni.
medteu. Mrs. F. Emerson. Mrs. J.
Macombor. Mrs. Charles DeVoe.
The flower season beinx nearly
at an end. the Guild planned for the
tall and winter. At. Christmas time.
stockins‘s filled with candy and good
thins-s will be sent to at children' s in-
stitution and potted plants will be
sent to shutting.
A mm will be held in the near
future. new members will be wcl-
corned at any of the meetings of
Wednesday of each month.
CONVENTION OF
WOMEN’S CLUBS
MEETS OCT. 20
The lnid-ycul meeting of tho t.‘ on-
noctlcut. delegation of the Gallcrai
moderation Council llit't‘lillll'. held in
West Baden. Indiana. the Now Eng-
land conference at I‘olsnd Springs.
Mo.. and the State conference at
Storrs.
The speakers “ill lit! Stiles Julia
\1. lllnaman. publicity director of
the Connecticut Children’s Aid So-
ciety. “ho has lust. returnod front
the conference in Geneul. and Mrs.
II rcderltk '1‘. Abbott of Race, Mm.
whose subject will be "The Ameri.
can Home. "
A...» N“... -m.¢.__.-...
“They will rctalnIper-I
Anamae McGovern
To Wed Tomorrow
w-..“—
of Mr. and Mrs. John McGovern of
Mead street, Bridgeport. will be-
come the bride of Horror '1‘. Connolly
Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. '1‘. Con.
nelly of Central ut'enuu. tonlorro“
morning in St Charles church at 9
Oclock.
Miss McGouIrn will be uttcndcd
by the britlcgloom's ulster. lilies Vl-
ola Connolly. “bile William 1". Mo
Govern. the bride's brother bill be
the best man. Earl Connolly and
Job». .1. ”McGovern, Jr.. will be the
ushers. Miss McGovern has been
entertained extensively during the
past few weeks.
FRATERNALS
Order (1 ftllc Golden Sceptcr,
Court Frances No. 11. will meet to-
night at 100 Washington street.
I O 0
Sons of St. George. Welcome
Stranger Lodge. No. 364. will Incct
tonight at 25 Main street.
I t 0
Chess Tribe No. 26. improved 0r-
der of Red Men. will meet tonight
at 35 Washington street.
U 0 O
26 and 1.2 will
33 Washington
Uncas Haylott No.
meet tonight at
street. .
Washington chapter No. 24. R.
M. will meet this evening.
C O I
A.
Butler Chapter No. 38 R. A. .‘ii..
will meet gonight at. 16 South Main
ofmlIritI“
the Guild which are held the that I
Miss Annular. McGovern. 'duurhtcr
South
‘ Octolwr 10 “as Miss Natalia McCauIIland.
orten Ii.hlc1'.‘ausiand of 35 But Ivlovlr (frantic.
r. and Mrs. John C. Sherman of (31... street.
Cynth Grey bays
John 1.. (um-1 the Alltel’i ((11 who
sailed mound tinI \vorld pith Cam
lain Cook and in other ways won
great fame as a timelel‘.Iwrotoi
"l nemr addrcsecu myself in the
language or ducuncy and friendship
to (1 “onion, whether citillacd or.
SllHllrt‘. \(itllout rccoltuig n decent
and friendly onsuvat
Note that he sets nothing about
the men.
llut that (let-,mnot mean that no.
1110]”! are more polite than men. (11- .
though most of us think so.
What it menus is that politeness
is fl give e-and-take quality. Peoplu
mu polite to us if we are polite “to
them. htonlme usually courteous
~.. .s— ...._......_.._
Mr. Lcdynrd
. Courtesy In the chancel. yet the
rarest. (him: in business. It employ.
(Ira uuunslood how pioullahtness
and willingness to oblige builds
(hi-clone mine on politeness. For
good will now is one or the big as.
iota in business and certainly cour-
tesy is one of the most important
elements in building good will.
i think that in business it would
be possible to p out politeness. do-
With). it and orlrunire it into an of-
{active agency for prom; by the \cry
pimple process of recognising it in
to “omen and in retutn they re:
ccivc courtesy. We
Third in Series
Suppers to B
punctuality and salesmanship are
may assume recognized
Of Crusade
c Held Thursday
......._MW
A. (late for Till business and pro-‘
tessional women of \orwalk to re-
some is Thursday, Octobor 15th.
The third in a scrim of four sup-
pers will ho ncllod at. the South
Norwnlk ‘Mothodlst church 33,.th
o'clock. Mrs. Tower Hamilton ot-the
Norwalk Congregational
arch and Mrs. William C. Byxhes
the Advent “-llristian church will
be in change.
The supper and social hodr will
be it ”Get- acquainted” party. Muse
during the supper will be furnished
through the kindness of M1I\.Wcll-
Initz. Miss Mabel Miller and Mrs.
F.1fl'in8 Smith villi sing.
Mrs. George Wood Anderson. \lrs.
‘Homcr W. Glimcs and Mrs. "Bob"
hartloy will speak and important
plans for the future will be discus-
sod.
Notify Mrs. Harry L. Stelling. 5
Myrtle (u- enuc. Telephone 379711 not
later than Wednesday noon it you
are coming and how many more are,
coming from your place of employ-
ment.
street.
null-:1.
F” now;
(War?
((1191 91. A lemon [-
WI... 715...: 1s;~..lli(s‘ta
"A91 on.“ AND I.
You MN!
Lgéxm If.
PAT YOli Q 5):;
PEGIILAP CylPL.A
that this (2.15 true in the case of
hood “ill tlioy would place a, pan
of the Clifford Billiard Parlor. South
”(anally the same way as accuracy. .
, home.
Society of St. Peter's kInitllsrsu
giv'm‘ by ins. not... ‘
cellist and. Miss F. P.
tst. , .
AT". We ,‘lo
places until Sit
Besides Mrs. Judd, the hostess of
the day are to be Mrs. E. B. Eddy,
Mrs. W. id. Parker and Mrs. E. Alv
lcn Moore .. '
Mr. “er11. .
inuon' avenue entertolned Mrs.’ Foe
rix‘s sister from Bridgeport over the
Carmine Pat-Isl of Connecticut
1) {it the niche Theater‘htter a
. was an'lsiior ill .Britfi‘eport
0 .
week's visitation. .
0
Arthur (Cap) wank: West
It; confined’to his bed suffer-I
In: from an attack of pneumonia.
111-. Wicks had planned to be in m.
as at this time. He is a part owner
'llr. and Mrs. Ahtlio Y Zine of
Knapp street“ entertained in. lltno's
brothel-I Vincent Zine. (rein? Bristol.
over the week-end. .
Cosmo Salvayne or Bridgeport was-
avisitor in Sprinxvvood Sunday. ‘
Main street. .
t 9.. ..
Lexi-i m‘Coal. nuns at (1.....—
Adv. . 1'. . j I . Mrs. Clare 1(0th and (laughter:
Mr; John Eula or Newtowll avenue 3"“ ”l my “9““ “Md“? “w
is buying. his automobile repainted. Dunbar-y FM" Friday.
(tom-t Laurel No. loll. Catholic
Daughters of America will hold 0.
social meeting tonight at. the K. of
.hail at which time the married
ladies “in entertala the single um. Frank Fem-into or North Taylor
lea. _ ' avenue was a baldness \isito'r 1.. New
York' city Saturday. .
lit-r. and ('1... Frank Warensity of
osbIo‘rn avenue entertained relatives
from Brooklyn over the week-end.
' .. o o . ‘
”Now is the time to arranzo (or
your (or remodeling work. Experts
are employed here for the remodel-
Ing or fur coats. i'oaservatlve prices
prevail. The Twin City Valet. (1
North Main street. Phone 408.—
Adv.
i Mr. and Mrs. Florence or Clitt
street the returned totheir homo
ottervlsltiag friends in New York
city (or .B' tew (lays.
Irving Mass ‘of Ely avenue attend-
ed the Danbury Fair Saturday. ‘
Q
Mary Smith of South Main street
attended the Danbury Fair Saturday.
' I. 0 t
O n
An anniversary high mass will be
sans: Wednesday morning at 8
o'clock “St. Joseph‘s church for
Private Jeremiah Fisher O'Brien.
The Ladies Au;ilis.rg or iii“ Mal? Patrick Dominic of Benton street
0
my TarlovI Post N s will hold
the regular business meeting to-
me row night in Red Mons hall.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Not-walk Garden club will be
held tomorrow at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Edward P. Weed. 20
Morgan avenue.- ’
. ..
- -~Iu1.uo dad that role: ion an ear:
totals. Usuholly. —Adv. ‘
Mr. auburn. Edward Rutledge ot .
New Canaan will entertain several .
friends at card's this: evening at their ..
. , ‘i..‘ ‘ ‘1‘] . .. .
members of the Young Peoples
church will meet tonight at the
church:
But taililh coal. mirrts s: (that.
Adv. ‘ . 7 ..
‘o ._ o oI
There is to be an important most.
111:; cube Lady Monument Lodge.
No. 82. Distillers of Spoils. in not
arr. hull Mun man this evealnk.
All member-I m motioned to at.
tend u the matter or electitin or 9"-
floors“- ., ‘-
ditorI of til;
(sauna... or the? 9' Junior
League‘- (it America. wit the spooky
or (or ‘the first mobility of the loop.
will“ the Junior Leone in sums.
to . ‘
sue told. (it the loathe 31.11.qu
and “(the 'aitloitsi organisation.
at ‘tiic ammonia: it was .16on
ed to solution torn-i once known
as the: Indie! lily.“
, November 21.
Training rules for women stil
at the University of Caluornia ,.
are going in for athletics. ,l'vhich 1
Women's A etie Association ‘
villi be onto:- d rigidly. are. -
Eight houhs of sleep live nigh
(reek. . .
Three regular meals .1 day.w '
green vegetables on the menu at le
A plat. of. milk at least onsets or ‘
No.candy between meals slid- not
was s. visitor in Bridgeport Sunday. . -
Edward Kasser of New York city. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler