than usual heart-
l
V be efforts of]
‘ "s Hospital Board to raise . ,
.02 86. 000 9nd to such
‘ ' t: ”that there never “as at ‘
b social nativity and general
itolity u now. In addition it 1;
It later or women who new 5
possible on account 0 "
dull”. and absence tram th
cfrry on the chain or on
e voluntcriiy asked it ‘1
, Rum ll Frost. Sn. asked 19
“\de to send her check to:
' Mrs
, Valid Miss Elizabeth Mo
on Porky: ay. Brooklyn
mm
lit cheelts tor $5 each. Lil's. Soy
, of Norwaik sent l.
10;: 6 and s. “Friend" 1111:
ponerouslp not her check for $64
‘11 chain. There have also bot-ll
‘0! contributions of $l. 0o
, Maori: those who entertained for
he benefit of the fund during the
t V-weel; were:
Frank Goodyear, hostless.
"Elm Country Club. Midst»,
.G. Munsell. Mrs. Charles,
Mrs. C. M. Boggart.
Vlnk Brundnge. hostess,
, 16th 15 Bottswood avenue.
Frank Brnzel. Mrs. Henry
citric. Mrs. Hazel Shentt.
rs. George Avlsmt. hostess. Oct.
tin. Mrs. lfirank Becker. Mrs.1~‘red
opiocher. Mrs. Charles Barraii and
Wlsweil.
, Mrs. Charles Darrell, hostess. Oct.
'5 . u Mt! Frank Smith.‘ Mrs.
accrue Pickwoll. Mrs. Wiswoli.
"‘ Mrs. Henry Wehrie, hostess. Oct.
13L. 149 Best avenue. Guests: Mrs
final Sanbye. Mrs. James Donnelly.
John Kline. Mrs. W. J. Snubyv.
Mrs. Edward J. Quinlan. hostess,
bridge and luncheon. Oct. 215i. .. Mrs.
Wm. J. O‘Reiily. Mrs. J. Frank
Wynne. Mrs. .‘JIU'iA'l Farm-11.111111
Mrs. John O'Connox.
Mrs. Rather-11¢ '5oylc, theatess
Oct. "lat.,l1ridgo. Mls. lldunrd
Kell'hy. Mrs. George Hands, Miss E
Miller. Miss iii. Jayne.
*Mrs. Charles Bogart. hostess. Oct.
tin, Jill-8.11. Bruneiic. Mrs. thoxgc
ydc. at Harbor Vic“.
Mrs. C. G. Mumseiz, noon-as. Oct.
9th.. at Harbm View. “Mrs. C.|
ltChcll and Mrs. W. E. Hostcrllcrg.
Mrs.C . Mitchell. hostess. Mts. J
' teir. guest. '
Mrs. W. E. llcsicrbcrg. hostess:
in. M. Colycr. guest.
Mrs C A. Smith, hostoss, Mrsfi;
Wood. Mrs. C. D. Stcurcr. guts/ts
Mrs. Wood. hostess M13. ll. Lurk.
' guest.
Mrs. George Hyde. hostess, Mrs.‘
. ur Askerf, guest. ‘
Mrs. C. D. Stcurcr, hostess. Mrs.
rI-Ienry. guest. .
Mrs. L. Bumell. hostess. Mrs. E.
rman. guest.
rs; Mary C. Howard. hostess.
and bridge at Royal James Inn.
,t.*13th. Guests: Mrs. Ann S Var-
“ Miss Kathleen Tracey, Miss
*' ’, C McCarthy and Mrs. James
“Y.
1‘s. Frank Harper Iiisseli hestoss;
lit. Royal James inn, Oct. 18th.
eats: Mrs Liliinn S. Abbott. hits.
~omits James and Mrs. 8.11:1. Lnnc.
Mrs. Joseph A. Mel-21ml. hostess;
,clleon and bridge at home. Oct.
' h. Guests: Mrs. DanielF. ’l‘oom-
M”. James T. Dimond and Mrs.
Willem I". Tammany.
-. r‘s. William F. Tammany, hogt-
luncheon at home, Oct 17th
‘ eats: Mia's Helen l‘ Mulpllv and
blame-rot -B. Murphy. ‘
‘,Kathieen Tl‘yilCCl' :lnd, Miss
- C.‘McC§1rtlly. hostesses; bridge
is: ‘Draccy‘s homc.‘ Oct. 20th.
.m: Miss'Frnmres‘Bcrnord. ’Miss
Mel-lush. \iiss Marion Hayes.‘
. ‘ Stella Buckley. Miss Vialgc
$11,2le and Mrs. James Mchchois.
lss Anna. S Vargas hostess;
at home. 9 Union Park. Oct.
Guests: Miss Juno Nelson.
Mat-y Chamberlain and Miss
‘i’iys' Thompson.
rs. Samuel loodnor, ? 11051055:
'3. Mrs. R. Joselotf. Mrs. Sophie
" ems, Mrs. Henry Harris and
p I. Joel. .
r§.I. Joel. hostess, Oct. 20th. to
tarry Tobin, Mrs.llar1y News
31rd. Leon Golden
m'Hehry Halrls, hostess to Mrs
rmlll. Mrs Henry Sicinberg
’ ‘ Guns. ,
loselon". hastess. to Miss
J obs. Miss H. Mayer rind
cries Simpson of Park av:-
hostess at luncheon on VOct.
! ‘. . ll ABBE ,
I .
Who is going to Detroit. Michigan.
next, wool: for the winter. Mrs.
Crabbe is e member of Moosehesrt
Legion and (‘hloi‘ Companion ot the
t Pride of Court N111 ruk Council.
“.71.... .__......._..
list. to Mrs. Louis E. Lehmaier and
Mrs. F. H. Smith 0! Wilton.
. Mrs. (.‘ltlru Maples. ll Manic street,
.hostess, to Miss Daisy Hoyt. Mrs.
Dudley Hoyt. Mrs. W. A. Curtis and
Mm. ill. E.Gorham.
Mls. lrcd Lyons, Flux Hill road.‘
hostess Oct lfith. to Mrs. Percy
l'.1rr: tt
Mls Lewis H. Nash “as hostess
at 11 card llflily ghen to Mrs. Wm.
Snmcrs. Mls (loorlgo McKlbbon. Mrs.
John H heme and Miss Anne San-
,tord.
' Mrs. Emil Hamming of North ave-
’nuc “as llOSlt‘SS on Oct. 216i to idle.
H. M Wallace. Mrn. J A Volk and
Vliil'lllii.'.l‘n\101.
. Miss l'lliznllcth Randall 0! Sylvan
1-.0ml ‘Vt'SlDOI‘l, was hostess last
[week to Mix llsthcr Nelson. Mrs.
Amit- Millard nnd Miss Mary Wright.”
Miss Anne Millard entertained Sat
lttsnner Miss Elizabeth Rnntiall eVnd
ALMS-coral: Mathewson. , W.
6
Mrs. Johnny Gwalio. through the
{midst Club formed 11 told party of
’six tables of bridgc. \\ ho met. at the
home of Miss Mary Rider. Those
who pilltlclpnted nclo: Mrs. John
Villlltllll‘ Miss Maly Rider. 'Mrs.
’llrcllm. Mrs. L. K. Hartman, Mrs.
xl‘owcrs. Mrs. Victor Biart. Mrs. Mi-
intlrvzl M. Davis. Mrs. C. E. Slaudon.
\llS. H S. Moslor. Mrs Grace B
Shine Mrs C. D Snyder, Mrs R. B.
lllwlio, Mrs George Key. Mrs. John
Ii’lnmlor. Mrs. Gcorgr- Wrngg. Mrs.
'Gt‘tllgv Plattt. Mrs. John N. Kline.
Mrs. I. W. Horton. Mrs Wm. H.
Raymond. Mrs. W. L. Hughes, Mrs.
(lt-nrgt‘ .Dykmun. Mrs. Hornco C.
ltiolmrtis, Mrs. idn l‘towlnnd, Mrs.
l‘ctrio. .
1. Miss Mary H. Millard, hostess:
Ogt. 15111. party to Regent Theater.
Gut-sts: Mrs. Kathryn McCormick.
Mrs. Brynn Silk. .Mrs. Frank Millard
'llltl Mrs. Samuel F. Millard.
Mrs. Frank Millard entertained on
Oct. 30th at. home; cords. Guests:
Mrs. William Hines, MrsuM. James
Tierney and Miss Mary Strlnisko.
Mrs. William Ward, hostess;
luncheon and cards at home. Oct.
20th. Guests: Mrs. A. N. Clark.
Clara S Mngner.
Mm L. B. Fish hostess; ,cards st
home. No. 3 Arch street Oct. 16th.
Guests: Mrs. Henry Klrinayer, Mrs.
W m. J. Tracey. Miss Nora. Finnegnn
and Miss Mary Finnegan.
Mrs. Luke Conneoily. hostess:
luncheon and bridge at home. Oct.
zlst. Guests: Mrs. Wm. F.‘-Wa.lld.
'Mrs. \‘i'lllimn‘A. Ward. Mrs. Frank
Ward and ,Mrs. John T. Hayes.
Mrs. Arthur B. Coiollurn, Hostess.
Oct. 19th.- Royal James Inn. Mrs.
C. B White. Miss Helen Coiebum.
Mrs. Hal-old Freese. Mrs. George
Cmnnagh. ‘ '
Mrn.F1ank woodwnrd. Hostess;
\lls. Helen Van Alystine, Mrs. Aug.
usca Huntington. Miss 8.‘ Bodwell.
Mls. Arthur Blilnrd, Hostess: Oct:
.ley. Mrs. Howard Moore. Mrs.
Claire Hudson. Mrs. Isabel Guns.
. .llirs. Charles Funk.
Mrs. Richard Jennings. Haste-u
Oct. 20th. Shorehaven. Bridge. hips.
that does a regular mans workV in this busy ‘
iworld 112 ill-8 one that has had sum! training in I
' the art of 81121119
Mrs Charles D. Taylor and Mrs..
20111, Ilowayton: Mrs. Game Month
an. Helene litil no». common
or the pr oeoimitteel love n
brief outline or the youth proxro‘ln
for the county tongue. , '
Mrs. Solemn Neweiiy chairmen
or the 5M” committee at the
quote.
in order to raise that lmount tbs
Isms is thinking or adopting the
ideal of tho graduating class or
Bryn Mow University. (rho mem-
bers or this class lrecelvod n yery
generoul otter tron: s. Pennsylvania
stllk stocking house with line opin-
missions.
The League 0! Women Value
plans to adopt the same method to
raise the money and every league
member will shortly receive s. let-
ter explaining the idea. ‘
Mrs. fl. Willard Fleck. a. member
0! the committee on Questionnaires
to Condldetes, asked tor all expres-
lion of opinion as to whether or not
the members thought such dues:
tlonnoiros should be sent to oen'di.
dates. sud it so. pg" whom.
It was voted at the mutter
should be lett in the bonds of the
local leagues with the exception of
the matter of state otticérs which
should. of course. be handled by the
state league.
Miss Grsce Mur're) speaking on the
state convention to be held in Hort
ford early next month. urged all
who could to attend the luncheon
on the first day. {or at that time the
various tables would be in charge of
the state chairmen oi the standing
committees and all delegates might
sit at the table where their particu-
lar interest lay /
‘ She also urged all delegates to
put "questions" in the question box.
All innovation this your will be the
tea. to be served by memboxs or the
lexecutivo ml! at. hendqunrters.
There tile dslti‘l‘tsb will hate s‘
choose to meet the odicers with
whom they have been correspond-
in; all year. Miss Margaret Hickm,
tax-executive secretary. Miss Entries,
Marshall the new executive sects—
tory and Min my Fanny Gluten
will be present.
A tormel banquet will be held in
the evening at which time Protei-
sor Moloy 0! Columbia University
will speak on "Can Good.Cltlsen-
ship be Taught?"
Miss Murray also urged all who
could to attendton uu second day
as at that time there would be the
presentation.’ discussion and adop-
tion or the policy on program for
the coming year.
At 1:80 o'clock luncheon was
selv.ed tng menu including: bouillon
chicken 11 is. king on toast. Weldon
salad Julienne potatoes. tutti lruttl.
relishes and coffee. '
The next meeting of the Foil-tick!
County League of Women Velcro
will be held November 19. in West-
port‘ot the Manor House. There
will be a speaker on "Our Entrencs‘
Into the World Court." . -
Among the Norwelk women pres-
ent yesterday were: Mrs. Helen
Hill Weed. Mrs. A. M.Fsc,l1lloimor.
Mrs. Waiter Pierson and meet Mrs.
M. J. De hamster. Mrs. Benjamin
Andrews. Mrs. Ben Ahmad“. M11,
8. Qbmhoms. Mrs. Frederick c.
Belts. Mrs. Percy Barrett. Mrs. John
0.. Sherman. Mrs .John Benjamin.
Mrs. H. Mayer. Mrs. J.. M. Joules..-
W. J. J. I-‘iynanrs. Henry Jacoby
Mrs. Joseph Klan. Mrs. Alexander.
'Rulnlnier. Miss Margaret Bundlin-
ger. Mrs. Robert Mulllngs. Mrs.
Bert Lenten Taylor .
Humid Baldwin. Mrs. E Wright.
Mrs. Horoid Greene. e1:
lures. Bridge. Oct. 20th: libs
Elisabeth Randell. Mrs. Harold
Nash and Mrs. Franklyn Bailey. .
shorelines. pct. 20th. Bridge; .5143.
Rilps‘sii Front. . r..- . Leone
Ricol and Hrs. Dudley, Bel/mood.
,- Vilma“; Mrs
. Joiner. Hunters. Butler
Morton won. bit-s.
puss‘ no 11:; loss sh‘a- 9
Mrs. Merritt Ives. Hostess; Shore: ‘
Mn. .1. n. Frinell'. Haw :3
Jig-p V .Hostess, 0st. ;
yesterday “temp
ohild Walton: 1'
county and Ito-to, paid out Fulrflela ,_ I
county still locked some mo of its .
oeuitlting spoolpl
dependent. do
to,» enter lob to, ,1 ,
to mow. the no:
“seven your. , .
Almost 511.com '
this depprtpgsnt n.
sociauon is trying "
man in elicit our
in that town on
«little Willing-sh.
community. she .
continence balm
nlein purposes tn»
work alone ”spa"
eight county 11311 lg
‘Tho would ‘1: 3
94 molly children 'f ’
tlons as possible?“ m
"and to piece, them ..
vidual core. Sonic k
course. it in outlook
most penum- are
children. When tho
to learn the institution
work. nenimtys try to be
there. too. we rlln
torsign quail on. ' “g
"However. $10. 000 has 11
appropriated tor tile express jpn
o! boarding out. it the expellps'
the state. as my children ll
Viable." ‘
Mrs. Cools said. that o. representin-
live from the Federal But-ell
Wuhington, Eve Lendberg pm
legitimate child, finally the tn"
. neglected.
she sold that the 111111in on
bodlbut on ideals nllnd+to gotrid rid
of the illegitimate child and tboii
weren't Always very particular .lupt'
how they did it. She gave it
lurid illufltMion by tolling the [to
or an old men who came to no ,
wanted to put a. two day- old bpby
the lllealilmntp child of I. 15.1,, ,.
old ltolien dirt. into 9. home. ‘
toolt it to New Ion}: and tried t
to:- it in a. home thou-.1 "
lng unsuccessful.
in; dump the steps
two Italian firemen were eomin
He altered them the baby. The
it and save him 81
"And to think." he site.
have got $25 lust us eusily as not”
WW
Keener HARTLEY
Wrinklln Junior High yesterday
morning given under lhti dl
spdnplild Banach—School.
it he All Alpert
, have (loop
the vote.
V cause 0:- mill
, molt-men: loosely ,
the logo loll
gross and to ,
V tit-s and 1.118
human ‘1'qu ‘
movement!
for a number ‘1’
Weed, "and fl ‘
complished and
which 0 but
ends.
"Recently Mild
' trip to Bout
l?
o! Bridge rt; £30 it com.
111311111111- cums- it. flat ,l Bothei. _
no "I? nostril by court 911.0111;
only ottt‘cer hrs been lnvltéd
p‘oiubhonso on West avenue, lost
ills. initistio'll pt ‘omlcers was
t tn '
,, mum \viil be-
lnptly pt I o'oioolr this even-
Lodz " ' p is
at the lodge moms on South Main
, street pt ,8 o’clock ‘,
' : +lt:lll_o andmnralns .01: on on.»
Belt Which will. bdrm '-‘ (loner
aliv. , ' _
Albert Hamilton of the ltlalto fig;
m is resting oolntortably at
Nowell: Hospital allay. , He was
, opcrolsd on 1.3.» appendicitis. last
week by Dr. Win. .1. Trolley. Mr.
Hamilton “hon soon today was in
leznlo. Donnoily.-— Adv.
lib-s. 3d. hlnruc‘lt 0128 Lincoln etc-V
and...” .-, 11. ...—.——.-. W..- ~wo—m ...._.......
‘ the} \lfilted tho liloetricai Exposi-H
tion at the. Grand comm: Palace.
P
J L +qu is the time! to urrunge for , .
your for remodeling work. Experts
are employed here tor the remodei- ,
. ing of fur coats. Conservative primal fl: ‘
prevail. The Twin Clty Vuiet. 67 :9?
North Main street. l‘hono 408. ~- g:
‘ Adt.V V ., p .. 1.1;
. . _ ' 'Q‘, ,o . ’ 1
V‘Dat'ld ,Esterson and Charles 1m 3"
of the Recent and Pillage Theatres
'~‘ are in New V‘Yorirl any on busi-
‘ . o- of o ‘
', Lurke Pet: Coal. harm it. G:.r.ns.+ ‘
Adv. .
.31.. Althur' wicks qt west ovc~
rule is reported very lnuoh mprowd
today following on dt k 1’ pilot:-
. .lnonia. He is up and round again.
_ ii. happy. mood. be 1: coil to 103W ' He will leave soon for Twins when: :_VV
,, the: hospital tn :b‘out t dad a.
it is said. he trill pf‘obably Indira his
. 11c: muncnt home. .
I 1.
nullity humanist: .\‘s_ Noll.
Evergleens can now be planted '
ulth safety. Henry Wild’s Nursctv
located on ,lhu Post Road betwamg‘
Norwall: and Westport ll: ‘
i here. Tile telephone , onne'ctlou
Westport 626. - .
Ll. KNOWN FOR WORK
tor sort. Henry Fabrizio,
ntl'
, North M }V .3
. 13.0.1301 41 south Norwalk—Adv I
Mr. and
l pit-V city utter o. I
stood with
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