86.7
, ht... ‘
Two’
, Mrs.
" Russell
lnsid
.. Coley.
New
mambo
where
The
in tho
'i The.
. the Y.
.Sallick,
Mrs.
la.
poll.
ngyertise in, the Sentinel
.McLachlaIl Lodge; Installation
lPCtlon of oulcers look .lllat'ti at f
b meeting of the Lady 1\lt~l.arhluu ‘
,6 l and Mrs. Mlle Crabbe
to laIVu the city.
old pencil by the chief tlllughtor on
behalf of the lodge and she made a
ry appropriate speech in return.
Tho election of olticcrs int-ludt-tl:
hlcl.’
kill-pod. .
“lb-Chief Daughter—Mrs.
,h Musterson.
initial—Mrs. Jcaulc Cummings.
Cohductor-Minn Susan Bruce.
. Aulstunt Conductor-mums
“t'l‘rensurer—durs. William Young.
. Financial Secretary -« Misti til.»
Recording Scorrlary ----- Misti
Outside (:lllll'll” Mrs. Smith.
liznbeth Roswell. l
After the
rcshmontu.
tor gave it short tillii at
oaylng a few words of tarowrll lothe Deputy Alri'i‘ncgttrt. from lirldgrlporl.
two sisters who are leaving.
' During the owning a prize of :1 ion Opcn installation of officers will
”pair 0E slippers “'ii‘l won by Alls—‘nitako piano.
“b.“
‘thsaocintion, musical comedy com-lxow
pally. mot for its third rohrnrsal in
the parlbr of Mr.
homo. S West. Milin utrcot. fl‘liilt‘ thl‘
adult llll‘tilllt"l's of tho risstlrintion silt
and tumors.
The nll'llllll"l‘>‘ appoint: ti o commit-y
tee to 300 today about a Till.” for tilt:-
entertainment. and dance to be givrnt
Main Street. South Norwailz.
Those prescrit last
Sylvia. Guns. Edith Saint-ii. .lraul-ttv'
Bride in Bridgeport
a. sister of Mrs.
uphill) Of Chicago, formerly Irene .
he ceremony was performed
v.’“Muurice Duncklee.
hany church and the couple were . .
ttsnded by the groom's brother-in-
w and sister. .‘Mr. and Mrs .Aifred
rim-
" .. e din tri the cou-lhomo- '_ .
“"313:ka 3.93.. 115111912“ Tmm.‘ All kinds of fruit. vogotublos and
groceries will be gladly “000mm.
turnpike in Nichols.
motions telephone 2266
Elected l
Daughters of Scott". livid ltmt ,.
ot' lllc slsirrs. Mrs. Lillian Ali.‘
_ arc golllfl
Crabbe was prompted with it
Dnuglrtct--—i\lrs. iuubt-nr
Jilly...
llt‘lu
’l'2\
l
t’ (lllui‘tl _.. Ali's. (‘ntjilxizit IHAUELLE ;
Who in illt‘ .\'cw ifllll'f Daughter
Past Chm Dzu’glihn'lwxlm oi” the Lady Bit-liat‘hlan Lodge.
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, .______-__.L,_M_ _- .m LN... _ !
l'lusinvrss ilit ( ting the; l
r5 t'vtirrti to :tilllUlt‘l‘ room.llit-l-rn lilttltit-rman. Mrs. Worthy rc-i
the lilllit‘ was all not for l‘t‘~ fil'l'lYf‘ll llll' good of tho ortlcr prlztn I
’i‘hr in w rbirvl‘ dough-l ’i‘ho lloxl tum-lint: will he held No-l
this: lllllff.i\’1‘llll)t"l‘ ill. .\t. this limo the Grand
will fill"lltl with the grand staff until
”MUSICAL COMEDY FULL PROGRAM
' CHORUS MEETS
FOR REHEARSAL r s. N. M. E. CHURCH
ANNOUNCED BY :'
chorus of tho Zorro. Kodcsh . ’l‘hc l‘lrot praycr lncctinlr ol‘tcr ihcl
Crusade will he held tomorrowi
nigh: at. 7-30 . The people uré ask~ ,
. . i
Max Mubaucrsim to bring their it-tl Sons: ]looks.|
’l'h.y ham bran tilt" lladno of tho]
t‘rusado and by their use it "ill
ktll'hi‘ll and '“Qi‘ll-“V‘l “'n-"Slliopt'd to keep up lhc spirit of tho?
' songs of‘tllc Cl‘llb‘lllll‘. ltrilzht. spirit- !
l'd singing with Airs.
\‘iolrt Broad-j
way at tho piano. All ngcn will o-ml
joy tho sorvirc.
the are before 'HliUlh-‘Sh'lllg Dar. l Sunday. the tirnt' service in the
next rt-hr-ols»:i1 is N. lit'tllllt'tl lliill‘l'ull its a. Church ill six weeks
for Thursday (‘ll pin-z. tlrtobrr L'fl, ill ' \diil be full of activity. Sunday.
M. H. A. bttiitlingfon Southlnt-hool at ltlzlltl. Mon and womcni
place in the Mixed Adult (,Ilaas led.‘
by the Pastor. l
’i‘ht: morning sot-vita: ot‘ Worship at .
night, were:
i
Evelyn Steinbcriz'. litrlhu
lllotll, Abraham prawn]. 14.... is.,.i.1_'li:tlo uith tlic l‘oniliillnion of thc‘lm:In in vim...“
"Jon, Max ltulJ-‘n, llnrney Ash. Mir- Lord‘s Supper will be a. rrlll consc-lAmm “um“...
um Ash. l'lrlen Alexander, . '
Glazor, Lillian Alcxundpn '1‘. Alice . been in touch with tho lllllllz‘s of the I .\lul\r,v,
Neubnuer. Mrs. Emily I-‘rietlson. Al-:-“N"ii. “ml for any who mar uniform Ali-t .\l.liit~..i .‘lt'lflllllldil.
red Neubllucr, Mrs.
‘Friedson, Mr. Charles ]~‘rictlhon. Mr.
nd Mrs. Frankel. Mr. and Mrs. l-‘oltl-
:mn, Mr. and Mrs. Max Nt‘lll):llli'l‘.
Mum“. oration Sl‘l‘VlCt‘ torull who lutvcl
havr attt-ndcd ”it“ tobcrnaclc sur-
V’ \‘it‘t‘s.
‘ 'i‘hc owning scrricc Will ht: a
‘llilpl‘ly our. with the Songs of thc
.\t"\\' Crusade in usc under lhc lt'avl- .
vrship of Ralph ’Poltmd. All thci
lu‘oplr of tho church who have been ‘
thinning in the Choir of the Crusade,
Sullirlt. Mrs.
. la ry mid tourist in tho sorricc or song.
Elroy Foole Bradford of The Young People's Serviccntl
proton. became the bride of I'lcr- 5 Putin. will perpetuate the union srr-l “mm“; or 1,;g'.
“men ,0. Fcydl. 1389 Noble avonue.lvlcc and help
the young people in 1
,Iidxepcrt. sales manager of the 'tllcfl tit-rlsx'ions and plans for the.
Mhur L. Clark company. Monday christian life. '
outing; at 11:30 in the United “WAN..-”
pnsregational church. it was an- , 0,
bounced yesterday. Mrs. Bradford, :HOl‘lle fOl bed .
Frederick Mc- ‘
Observes Home Week";
This is "home writ-l." at tlio~ilonlci
on \Vt‘islport nvciluod
well-known dancer.
l
byl
. for lllt‘ .Mrt'tl
pastor of : October '35 to Novoilllwl‘ l.
. For sonic lllllt‘ punt it has ht-t‘ni
:the custoni of the friends of thel
éllOlllt‘ and those illtcrrutcti in its- on-l
s Mr. Bradford's third
This i More to bring food and produce to the :
also nnylhinmthnt. will kt‘l‘l’) through i
;the winter months. Don't forget the ‘
old folks!
Birthday Surprise
w .
At Macaluso Home;
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1' A birthday'surprisc party washoidl
at thr- homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frrlnkl
Mitt-niuso of 150 South Main strcot
last evening.
The occasion was Mr. Martliliso‘a
birthday. Among those present
werc: r i
Mr. and Mrs. G. Librizzi. .\ir. and‘.
Airs. Mario Marncn.
, . Mr. and Mrs. Janine Mnrura. .‘ll‘.i
3i 0', 10:15, 9335’ 5:15 fl'0'“ l-Idtnund Librizzi.
V 5. opposite ROI!“ James Joseph Macnluml. Mario Cllt't'll}
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mat-tiluso. I
o
' no You HAVE THRILLS?
.when you open your savings hook and sum
the page” Can you look back and see entry
after entry'of deposits and intrrcSt.’ Does the
record do youbredit-l 01' docs it do your will
. power an minitioel.’
Get some thrills. A Weekly deposit lillllit will
store some 1119,.er you.
:
J. AND J. GIRLS
HOLD HALLOWEEN
PARTY AT ‘ CLUB l
A Haliowc'ctl party wu held at
the Girls' and Women's Club lash
their Kelley is president. _
'l‘lu» rooms Wort; tltt.t‘ttq}i\-t~iy do-
t-m-ntctl in illillowc'en colors unti
most of tho girls came ill costume.
There was dancing. games and re-
fl‘t-sllmcilta. g; d
])lli'lill.{ lht' l't‘tl‘ly part of the even—
my; Mr». Loulu .l-lon-ati format a. clone
ill the "lll‘\‘l}ltil"' art», nine t-nrollotl‘.
She had brought a number of sum-
ulos with hor.
Those wishing to join lht‘ lililllllt‘l‘)"
(‘lllHHl'S should call Miss llllth Smith
[or infornuition. telephone 2638.
'J‘hosu wishing to join thu til‘t‘l-‘S-
making (‘lthH should t-nli MI‘N. Anlllt-
llowt'll".tt'lt-phonc 1013-3.
The ilrruitlc art class will not l'Olll-
llll‘llCt' until Friday. Nm'rlnlwr 7.
land will lit- htltl at ti o‘clock in tllt‘i
. riubrooms on Wall titre-cl.
WANO yIA COUNCIL
. TO HOLD CARD
PARTY TONIGHT
.\ t'ilrtl purl) ltl‘tli litll'i'rl :~llp1it"l‘l
will b-- gin-n this t-vt-llint: at tho
homo of Mrs. million ll, llririmuu.
Ntw Canaan lt\l'lllll‘. llt'oml lilttr,
for ill-1‘ lwllt'iil of tho paralllllllinllil
fund of ill" l‘aM I'tlt'lllltllilJfl \Vitil-
onut Coililril. l'ill'lt'lllt' “ill luv the
«odor of tho I‘H‘l‘lllii;
It. is the plan ol‘ tin» t‘ouiiril to
hold lill t‘ll‘l‘iiir of this itilltl I‘ill‘)’
\\'t't‘li at some intntln-r'n lltvllw.
'l‘hono prtwnt this ivt anti; uill 1m:
1'. and Mill. lit-llry l‘uyllt‘. Mr. Hat]
Mrs. litibrli liooill, Mr. and Mrlt.
il‘hcodorv (lrt-ruwni-i. .‘tlr. and Mrs.
Mani” Sltn'hlnu. .\lr. lllltl Mm.
(it'ol'lzc S'lntiribtl'nv. .\lr. :intl Mrs.
l"l't‘ll ilytlcry, Mr. Hill] .\ll>. HUM:
Mailtill, Mr. {Hill .‘~l-=. Llltllirl Ulf'l-
nwskl. ilo Missi-s J'Jl' alrclll .\l,\lml
and \‘vroliita Mason, Silt-sum. 'l'ltt.ltit~
;l> llit'kt'). (itit'itl‘ l‘.llil‘illll Jill~l (l.
Alt'Sstll).
Mulvoy ’l‘nrlov Post
Dance This Evening“
Tllt‘ ht't‘t‘llll :llilllzill Illtllt"? tho
tll
ltrll filt-ll'< hall (ill \\;t:‘l‘llllultlll
.‘ill‘t'l'l thin l‘MlilllH'.
.\ll'.~'. .\l. .l. tl’lltitll l» tlo- thair-
‘ l.‘~lt‘ti ll)‘ Ml‘s.
.\ti.-.. 'i‘ilill- l-tltlthby.
Mrs, ('Jlllltl'lllt' tiriitit-ll. .\lI~'. :\lll‘..l‘
.\lr.~. Mory l2. lit-Quiilan
Second of Burrill‘s
Lectures At Library
i.’ti,.:..r \\‘illt-‘ lilirrill will girt- til»
Hmond ot‘ his: lt-tttlro (:nurst-s this
law lll‘fll‘d to Sit in ill" C'llOiI‘ Rah ‘ ilrll‘l'llflllll in 'llt‘ auditorium of lbw:
Norwalk lillmrr.
ills riliilntl llvtlzlf.‘ will lll‘ "'l‘llt‘
"tint- lilt'l'l .lsitli;
ll. iititrinnson's
R'tl. ‘
l‘llrpom,“ .\. 5‘.
book will l-f Vi.“
t‘
Dr. urn... sféttie
Return to Kentucky
in. and .‘Jl‘ 'i‘lzontas 1.. bctilc of
Lt xitzuton, iviliittlt ity. who havi- boon
tho ghosts ot’ t-\'-.\l-i'.nr nntl
('l‘)' of Sit-\tl‘m‘ ril'l“.
thrir homo.
Molt‘ll'llli: in thin l‘ill'. tun nooks:
rim), tlit')‘ t‘nuiitl 'llil.‘ rmtis ill t‘xccl-
it-nt condition .‘lil'l llll‘ toiiaut‘ most
llt'llllilffll.
Mrs. Quackenbush to
Broadcast Tonight
.lirs. 'i'llt‘rl <ml~lloll~ (Jilin lit-llllllsll.
oprano soltliril .ti ill-.- i-‘il'~t l‘tIlllzrtl-
gallon Church in Siziiill‘orii. is broad.‘
rusting from Station \Vt'lii. Ntwarlt.
Q
N. J” from Mil“ to Hill‘- tnt‘lIJl‘li llllh',
owning.
My
FINDS .\l'l‘l) l‘lllli.
Arliiur (‘allluoll :lll Mention
street. brought to the downtown i i
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hf
lice station alloitloinobll» lirt‘ that,
he. found last t'\('llil::: in trout
his honlv.
tll‘
[ And the critics again are murvcl.
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Ali‘s.‘ , .
Mortinivl 3i, l.'t' of innit-xiii avrntitxl‘n‘w“l ““0 have sought him} 011l-
ttnti Mr. and .\ii‘«:. .lwlinv Alrititgoln-luiweo that. in addition ‘0 “"‘milia' fl
inn 0 lt‘fl {01‘ l
' t; \Vcst 'm'enuo observed the first In-
lGala- Luncheon'Planned ’ ..
1 For 'Annual’ Convention '
l
Full and finance are to when
Ecrcnlng by the members of the J. 1" hand at “W Fifth mafia”
hind J. ('llaptt-r, of. which Miss Doro- l vcnlion of ”1° Connecticut will.
lot Women Vols". to I” hold in
Hart ford November cth 1nd ‘flth. A
big luncheon is planned for quo-
.ond day at. which George Ch“ ”poll,
tnoro penularly knOwn as “Dr..’1‘rnp
rock" is to be the speaker. n the
| author or the "Crltlso of the lawn."
l "My Northern Expoiuro." nmgttnol.‘
l in in Society." he ll remedyfor'hil
“tumor. in .
Plans for the plcdklnt and lull.
l finance. which are to be kept. nur-
print) for thc‘ dclemtol. Iro‘ being
made by n commit“. moon by
Mn. Emu-9n ll of ammo.
unto limbo. mm. ‘
A woman no II to follow m
luncheon. » Dfl .. - Old 1%
friends may-lurch autumnal
foot or “other-WM m m
lead them mm on point to Ill ‘ u
throughout Hmfofllt and.
Cit-eat Iport ll “mum-u .
who hurt flu“? lpplhd to: tick."
M treuuro t '1': WWII:
\Vlghtmsn. o " .« . ‘ ‘
Murtrord a "calm. influential".
at... in animd In mulch the limit
by Mrs. Edward Dull-in Illa “I!
nobort Butler also at tincture. ‘
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z W omaluEscape
m.~.~_——¢
l rim-lilo: from the monotony rather
ltliau thc tlrutlgroy ot the house.
lull-”s lot luls caused her to ch00“
luxuries instead or conveniences.
,runt-ludcc the General Federation of
l\\'olmn's (‘Iubn after u Camilla. on
1"What women want in their 11011103.?
'i'hl: iivcrag‘o American housewife
prrtt-rs on automobile and a. tele-
phone rather than have 'modorn
plumbing arrangements in her home
bruins-c lllcuc offer roller tram n
monotony that has driven many or
hrr prctlcccnnors into insane asy-
lumst." '_
’i‘liu fmlcl'ntion's findings wort
writtml by Mrs. Mary flhcrmnn, na-
lional prcsltlt‘nt, it: the "Woman's
Home Companion."
"'l‘ho housewife doe.- not. mind
washing Blacks of dunes under the
glow or an clcctrlc globe but. the
task doubles or trcblcs it she must
do it by the smoky dim light from
it. lu‘roncnc lamp." said Mrs. Shor-
nlllll. “She does not mind sweeping
ltht: lower floor of the house it she
linows that ill the end of her task
jtlltl can sit down and'clmt Via. the
ltrlrpliono with .. a neighbor five
’lilllt'H away and rho will beat run
iior tin llOlll‘-——li' the evening brings
rim rclnxtion of an automobile
itt-, '
While 6:» llt'rccllt oi ll large num-
Of homes investigated were
til‘
I lltl‘
‘who wore' in tho Crusade will find a:‘\{ul\(ll-'l'Ji'lur' l‘nyi '“m t... lirpl in mm“! to have inside 5““"3" 3"
mngcntt-nts and 519 per comic! them
ltutl both-tubs, 70 per rout. of these
llanllllcs had nlltomobilrn and (ill per
cent. of them were collippcd with
itrlophoncs.
" The research mode by the fedora-
iion t-ovcrctl 445,987 homes scatter-
:itl through 23'! communities in 40
t
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——
the
i Mrs. .\lilllu is of htluslrau
Ilylm?
\
tub. 'l‘hl v always marvel when they
llt'ill‘ or a woman who has nchictod
in mirror and at tho same time llau
ii'illlillctl hcr mission as who and
:tilolilol. ..
l Mrs. filitfin. tho fnmouh :lll‘llol' rf
ptlods .‘ilt)l\'.‘lllllll'(‘ll." livra at aa-
liltnnwln 1.2. South Africa. l‘llt-r-
novrl it year and weekly rovieul
En'nd tilticlcr, she is ‘a hotlsckroper
.ar the first grade. is happiiv mar-
rit'd and has in garden ill which she
works herself.
The busiout' woman ill the world
today is ll'lO‘Qlltlell of ltllmttnlfl. She
‘has a. big job on her hands if over a
woman had. licr “career." it you
wont to ctlll ll tllnt. ill pretty well
marked out. And rmlson'aby fnml'
Mr. and Mrs. Olean
Observe Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William 1". Olean of
nlvcrsaryof their wedding yesterday.
Mrs. menu was formerly Miss Mur-
guerite Jones of East Norwnllt.
Miss
AngE-aVed
To John A. Burns
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Give
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HALLOWEEN .7
PARTY ;
We specialize in Party Favors,
Paper Hats, Masks. Costumes.
Balloons. Noise-Malina. Denni-
son's Crc c Pa cr. Decorations.
Special be! p and Apron
for Bccfstcak Parties.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL "
Ross Souvenir Co.
36 West 33rd Street ;
l2 East 17th Street I
Phone Lonaacro 5672 N. Y. City
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'wnrc married ih St. Mary's Church
ntrlny.
'Prayer Meeting at
lid-trig thrlr red song hooks.
Miss Louise Marie Angibnc and
John Arthur Burns or Enst Norwalk
this morning at
l’utllcr Finn
9 o'clock.
pcrl’ormrd
Rev.
the core-
,
East Avenue Church
l’rnyer meeting will be held
Thurrduy evening at 7:45 o'clock at
the East avenue M. E. church. The
tncrtlng will be led by Edward A.
Bray. ‘
Those nttcnding are requested to
livery
lill’nlel‘ oi' the church and their
trlt‘nds and all young pcoplo are
cordially invited to come.
r. s. LYON
Fairfleld Man Sues .
l Radio And ‘Auto Offer MOdelIl .,
From Monotony
per cont. at the home- it was found
tlmt there were no Itutionnry man-
liOWll. and water hm to be carried
in and out, and at par cent. of them
Were not cvcn- equipped with kit-
chen llnks. But. 81 ”r cent. had
electric «light. and fl per cent were
(qulppcd with electric irons.
tudios tvbrc found in 17.6 per
cont. or the homcl. planes in“ per
ccnt.. phonograph. in to per cent.
In discussing the high percentage
int-x. Mrs. Shormnn «clutch—-
"Sentimentallstl will say that the
fault lies with the men. But we
from the incldc of the home under-
rtund the situationbcttor. Women
no longer undervnluo their service.
in tho homo.‘ They up their homo
on the budget plan Ind. nu. pal-3
sonal allowances to spend a they
likr.
“Then why do they ohoou lux-
urlon instead of oonycnltnmt Why
(You; this automobile take precedents.
over tho stationary tub the tel-
cpnone over the vacuum cleaner and
the radio over thoupowor-runucw-
in: machine?
"llcrtluso tho housewife ‘lor gene
(«i-anon» has sought escape from thc
liillnotofly ntltcr tllun tho drudgery
or her lot. She can end docs endure
toil. nctual phyllcnl lobar, ”occur
and cheerfully: but lilo limb
phyllOllly and norvouuly under mon-
otony The Automobile the 'tflc-
phone Ind the talking muchlne or
radio alter the modern hammock-r
lilo escape from thst monotony
which drove many of nor prodecea
sol-s into insane alums." ‘
Cynthia Grey Says: ’
mm... .. . . ..
ma .._ -..._.
Inexcusable to Be a BOre
lar to the World. Yet one in one of
the fomqus mothers of the world
too. Having a brilliant and lamofls
carpor has not. made her on. lot
less the nomebody. the wife and
mother.
Mary Roberts niuehart. Ruthleclt
Norris. Ethel Barrymore. and or
course. Schumann-Hunk. an in the
top proupi of their respective "cu-
cor" ileldtt. Yet all aro'homolorlns
nil are mothers and all appear to
,llflth 1. great deal or limo for their
families. '
The woman who llpcn mun-inn
any: "Now my cnroor is ended." bo-
ltetcs that only ”cause site wants
it to be true. Site :3 tirotl ouno cf-
fort of that career. She nelcomcs
the release which marriage offers.
.. There is no contest between tlm~
fly and career for not-nun.
Both are as much within the
grain of woman an thoy nro‘open
to loan. .
Shower Given for
‘ MissRose Mezzo
t
A shower was given last night for
Miss Rout Mezzo at her home on
01k, street by a number or friends.
in honor at her npproncnln; mar-
riage. November 4. to Michael \‘nl-
inclk.
About 30 were present, dancing
And some: bolus enjoyed. followed
by rqfruhmenta. A mock marriage
lectured the evening.
Girls of Vacation "
Lodge Have Party
Members o: the éharlel H. Hal-A
ris Vacation Loan for Girls on
Ponus avenue enjoyed n birthday
dinner and parry .‘tondly‘ evening
at the lodge.
The party was riven in honor 0:
Min Doris Sobel. ’Mr. Harris at-
tended inter in the evening.
N orwalk Motorist
nmoonpolvr. Oct. 23. - John
Ardell. humid. who suffered on
injury to his spine in u collision in
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JOB rRlNTth;
South Nowell
Fairlisld September 29. links (or
damage: of ".500 from John A.
Montgomery. Norwnlli. in II. suit
Iliad in Superior court yesterday it:-
n
or homes equipped with automobile-
nnd telephone! but not. with plumb-
mub women who study condition.
. W 3‘ .‘v .. -
NmmuOMi “a bull may Mu
hold“ Mormm‘ ill uphill-:0: Ian
Hamlin» ht Mr lion-toll WM
nvtltllo."_ .f ‘ ‘ . .
womb orebmn tumult“
million: depot". tho lucky bunks!
gingham Won by mu lain: on.
Oh; ’ when pm a. milliliter “but.
.ote‘tolm puma And a location W
tutor-dimmi' Boga-limitl- m
[Molnar tho-‘0 paint were: .
. John M». will: lull». mu
”it“; 3m.” iii” h’h‘h‘fi
‘ . r! . I. l .
umiul‘lfllo;m*xubovlu. .t‘v ‘
’ 3&th lug. yllllfllh
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lit-all. Mil. . .
lulu immune
“Mull Niall
colt
tame. tony India
> Xin- jumpsuit muting. mount
Watchmen. Kory. . . .
Andrew Gunw.‘ Humid.
stars Yobi‘asy.‘
mu Doric.
David Shannon,
STATE OFFICERS
TO VISIT THE
EUREKA LODGE
A rehearsal of tho degree and the
tutu-d teams of the Eureka Rebolah
Lodge will take place Friday ovo-
‘nlnc at the clone of the unlu-
meetins, at 70 South Main Itreet. A
lhllowo'on party will follow with
refrhhmcntl. .
but night at the committee moot
ins hold at 70 South Mun street. it
who decided 0 hold a. card plrty
only in, Novsmbor.
Rowmbpr 6. the stole officers will
b. preunt and a puppet will be
gen-21‘ for the invited (out. at 6
o'clo . The degree will be work.
ed on a clue: ol cmdldatu.
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' LOCAL BRIEFS
mi
danclnt clan. of the Canola ctudio
will meet at Mrs. Canneld'n home
on Welt avenue this‘ evening.
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There will be I nocial meeting of
the Pride a: Court. Nun-uh Clmlo
No.1 sot. Companions off the Form.
at Eaten hall on Mott avenue. this
waning.
Waite:- Waterbury.
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~Now ts,tlie tilucto urrnnze for
your fur remodeling Work. Experts
on employed here for the “modal-
in; of fur coats. Conscrvnttvo prion
prevail. ‘The Twin. City \‘slet, 6’!
North Main street. Phone 408;—
Adv. ‘
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Tho Hadusans trill hold 0. Hallo.
we'en potty at the 1'. M. ll. A.
bulldlnt this evening. All Jovian
girls are Invited.
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Member-‘01 tho Opportunity Cir-
cle or the King‘s Dauphtorn nll‘
meet this afternobn It tho home or
Mrs. Harold Murray on Catherine
street. ' ‘. '
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tairm. Donnoily.-Adv.
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The society of young married peo-
ple of St. Pete“ church will meet
tonight for regular business. ~
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Election of grand olticcrs will
take place at the Upltlr cnnpter
meeting. Order or the Eastern Star.
thin evening.
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-—-—Everytiling for your lilailowe'en
party on hp found at. J)onnelly's.-
Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sherwood of
New York city. \ttrrircd at the home
of Mr. Sherwotld‘s brother. Philip
Sherwood, of Grant street. today.
They will romam In this city over
the week-end.
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filer or Eimwooa nvenuc. were visit-
Eors in NO“? York city yesterday.
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—Dance. Weannday. Oct.'28th, by
the Melody Doyl. Beltunt's Hall.—
Adv.
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Miss lda, Wood, lithographs;- in
the office of Town Clerk Smith. has
returned to her duties time utter
being confined to Mr home on First
street. ast Not-want. for-oven days
with a quinsy sore.tlll;0st. ‘
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Household Costa-Hurts & GnnI.-~
Adv.
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The Hoslptll Whlst Club will meet
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. John Sherman on Elm
street. Members pinning to attend
should notify the hostess as early ss
possible. .
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-A'l‘ CUTBILL‘S FISH MARKET.
Choice New Badtord Escnilopc.
the finest of oysters. slw shrimps.
crab meat and trash count fill or
nus day now It this market. Cut-
bill'l Fish Wk“ but at all tho“
the but the market affords in mil
mod. Deliveries made all prohibi-
vicinity. .71 North Mnln st. Prion.
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“the Woman‘- Guild . of Chrlllt
Church will meet Tut-lulu otter-
noon u. 1 o’clock lit,“ ~ home of Mrs.
S. W. Kelley. Sonata. place.
Advertise in The Ironing Sentinel
- Jimmy . .
‘ Tremor.
. oplo 034009 omud .tq ammo;
tho mason are to no lulu every bun- ,
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EMILY» M. FR l‘ll'l l‘l'l‘.
MOOSEHEART DAY :
OBSERVED BY
MEN AND WOMEN
Moomheurt 'Day was celebrated
by The Loyal Ordcr of Moose and
the women 0‘ Moouoheart Legion.
in Moose hall on South Main street
but evening. ‘ ‘ . \
Salutation of Flat: and singing
at "Star Spangled Banner." “
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uvuw roam-out: 1,:
_mlolt til tint-um
hunt ,'
“ ‘ Tho surgical brlibt‘lt‘ll prlalnql, »
‘ nor swift enough to do. '
field. .
Address on “Lot. of Country." by
Fred C. Ricdell. ,
Singing of the Mooschcnrt song.
Address on. ".lamctt .l. lluvis Lllc-
tutor General or the Loyal Order or!
Moon." by Howard Wlimott.
Nina o‘clock Moose service led by
Dictator Percy Cole.‘ . ‘.
Musical selection. ”item no The
Tide That Binds." by William llates
and Miss llorolhy Nobis, and cloning
act-vices led by Prolatc George Old-
field.
This affair “'l'iIC'll vats plnnnrt‘l
under the tliroctlt’lll of chl'.‘or
Percy (‘olc. cr-icbratod- lioth Moose-
hmrt Dav and the birthday of
James J. Davis. founder of thc‘
Loyal Order of Moose and or the'
Moocolwnrt Legion. ,.
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LOCAL SCOUT l
LEADERS TO GO. .
TO CONFERENCE .
All members at tho Norwuik Girl
Scout Council. as wall as tho Scout,
captains, are invited to ntiuntl thcl
Connecticut (lirl Scout Conference;
Group Moot, to be bold in New nru- .
ptin on Friday. November ti. .
At this time dologatt‘s from all
town in which the Scouts are organ.
over the Stair. representing every
lzcd. will gather in New llrltaln.
The meeting will be hold at line'-
Burrltt Hotel and will commence at i
11 o'clock in the morning. . ‘
The morning session will t'.)lll't‘l‘ll:
itself with tho ofi‘irt-rk‘ rot-urn. of llll.‘ i
various Scout organizations rrpre-l
tented. ‘
Luncheon will bl- served nl llio ho—i
tel. Tho (‘lllt'l hw‘ukt‘r of the ilftcr- '
noon will ht‘ Mrs. Arthur llart. Scoot -
cammlnsloncr of Mnssurhusrttr. .
Since Girl Scout work will be (lb-i
served from Nort-illl-t‘r T in ii. Mrs.
Hurt will have us nor topit‘: “Girl.
Scout Week." .1 '
NOX‘Wnllt council lilomllt‘rs or cup-
thins wishing to, go should get. in
touch with 2mm Marjorlu lloltnc,
which
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k .“nurglcul‘ it’d
in the ope
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tomb. W'omun’
city. In ill-till
m ”you till! ‘
, » . ' . pill.
.ml Indi mortuary
., m mum-qr”. ”tumult“
will-ll. ‘ b9» umpinmmnd catapult
loJl‘lttél'Olt. emporium tor, ‘m-lly .
thing. about it. which 'mlshtibwdorr
etely bwmnbu’u 'unplmsnt: v“
don all tbs work in thoflbpel‘atinl
room which. the comers. with all it: '
perfection. is neither mind enough i. ‘
y‘hroughout an operation. int,
stands by the. surgeons aide and
nmlm arawlnlru at the "process. m»
by biennium. many times enlarg-
ed. arefilhrown upon a. let-pun and
oxpiulnt‘d for the benefit of hy-
ulclnml and students who my betln
admitted to witness the operation.»—
"The artist with pencil um pad
can get much nearor the patient
than a. camera could well in lllow-
ed." says would show the numeral
hands, and there, in a photon-spin
would obscure many details'ot the
unnost importance. , ‘
"The artist known who: «tail- to
emphasis; and which onu'to leave .
out altontncr. Altar the operation
the dnwlnx‘o are preserved and lil-
rll or mmelimu published in the
medical journals. Frequently when
drawings are made of I. cancerous
‘srowt' nor other pathological “condi-
tion, them are tinted with water
colors. and the colors changed from
day to any as the disco.“ advance;
or a cure is effected." ‘ 4 ‘
Art special preparation for tho
work which she is doing Miss Freret
alter graduating from an art school
in New Orleans. tool: a_three-years' ‘
myrtle in Johns Hopkins. The work it
there. she describes an consisting or 3i
un‘intensive study of anatomy and ' ‘
physiology and the effect of disease
on blood. bones and tissue.
"When we couldn't get human
material to Work with." she says.
“we wont to the slaughter house for
our supplies. No. it was not partic-
tllztrly tt-rrible. Personally. I would
rather work with I pathological
growth—41 cancer or n tllm01'--tttnn
with It. dismomberoa‘ leg or arm. it
germs less terrible. '
"But. you can set used to any-
thing. You know. the luore ho’rrlble
an operation. in the more likely the
doctors are to call it "benutlfulJ "
RONCHITIS
At bedtimc rob the that m
chat thoroughly with-p
Our Window Display
0f dainty Silk Undies is at-
tracting attention, and much
favorable. comment. Smart,
new styles .— popular prices.
THE N. E RYAN c0
86 Washington Street
‘South Harwell:
Not-walk Girl Scout~ diructor. 'bctort-
October 30. tcicphonc 2285:.
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WURUGS
Particular]! appropriate
_ {or Sun Parlors
They add distinction h it
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lllslttng and are in good ‘tdsic ‘ m
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where. It ,. Curr."
ltrmonlzcs “fill any drapery
or decoration schemr. Never illir-
underfoot. Rcvrrsiblc. ‘
Call and in- l
ellect our stock. '
A. J. ballistic.
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tampon. '
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FALL COATS FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN
For comfort and Biliartucss
these coats will appeal to
youllglltors‘ and likewise -to
parents for their scrviccablli.
ty. Fur collur add cuffs trim
many models.
- $5.93 and more
JACOB Y.’ S‘
10-12 north Kain“ *ltmt
80m tomb ..
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South Nomlk. \
Norwalk Chronicler