Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 6, 1925 · page 10

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Diminishin Entertainments" ADMITTED 10 PARTY PLANNW ‘ '\i 'S - ‘1 ~
g POCAHOSNTAS ' ' " S ' F)R Ni V. 25! .1 .1 1 U” f iiiiliti tt‘ 1
readout of League of Voters S 2 . __

h "Diminishing Entertainments. fitdfiegi MN" 31 T.MBe:iItIt:rtimh:::. At tho meeting of tho Past Page. St. Joseph's lldllw on Iicm't 1.11'11'tS1 \11'11. .\i11.\-11111.11- 11111111111 1' 11111 111111 11111- 1.1.1111 111 11.1. 11,11. .'11I.1..
I0!“ by the women of NOl‘WMk M" 'Erwii‘iteeilonni: sarhtlrs “in“; hontas or Wanomn Council held last Attended by more than lillU dolc- . . will be the scene of. 11 11111111 11'0““ 1 "l“lr‘hi 111111111 in 11111 1111111t1'.1~.11111.1 Si”- ""‘ “.SM“ ”” M” .“.-.....1. "'
sport otthe plodge at $5 000. by ' 3’ ' night at Red Men's Hall. Main gates trom the Connecticut 1111111111111, ' A . .1 k ii 1.10 NM; ”.m 111 1111 11.111 “1,. 1111 1111.11. I 11. 1111111111111. 11111 .-1 111.111 .11

Jennings Mrs. Ollie Jennings, Mrs. 0 ve ”mm on l‘mn “R“ "Li 1 i 'l 1 .. 1 .
“ll Women’s Board or the Norwelk ' street. tour new members worn the finance luncheon in tho bull- 1 1 "“" """""”"‘”‘”‘ “"“ " """“'“
Georg“ Shmww‘i' Mr». 1' Schiott. named in the new membership drive room of. the Hotci Bond y11qt111'1iuy "mm" 26‘ “.11... “ sulaumgumu i “”""""‘ “W" 1.1111111 ""‘h '“"”'“"' 11.111111.
ltalior tho Nurses Home Fund. Mrs. Herbert Beers. Mrs. Parry which the 001mm“ 19 ninkiml, Th,“ .prosldod ovor by Mm 1"1111111111'1111 1t: 11.11.15, “1111 1111 1111.111 tum-11 under 11111 11111111111. .11 1111111.111111i 1111.11111 ..11 11...! 1111... ...-.11. 11.11.31, 111. .11....”
0615"! prosraualns. geors.M;Is. GoorgeB.IJeIt:1ni11%s. 3}} $1 mombers'i were Limo; Eok. John Nowell at Greenwich. vicv-prrstdoni .jolnt auspices of South Not'uulk ‘1 Wilton i 11111i1|i11111 “1111111111 .1111» .1..1..1I 1111111111. \t‘ili1111. .\‘11i'1'..'1l'._ 1

”113 regular monthly mocllngot mTemllengggnimli-ifliw ‘lloniom Mi“; Charlton. Samuel leonstln and in chsrgo oi tlnanoo (‘.iOHHi tlm busi- Council. No. 1"531111111 Court Law“ clntiun hold in \5‘1111111 v1st11'1it1v M111- 1'.111.11;111. 1:11111111. 3. 11....11 .1.. ..

1W0men’s Board, held on Mon: Fofiist Mrs [Zoo MillerSlMt-s 'Kelsio Wesley G. Mochun. nous session of the filth litiilual cotl- ‘ (‘1. D. of A. The 111111111 will 1111111111111 Il‘wm‘“ "‘31)” i”"‘,“I””" “ “S' . “WNW-“- .
a. report was asked for and ' ' ' ' ' Proceeding the meeting 11 supper vontlon ot tho (.onncciirut 1.1-111ruo termination M ”I“ “What-(L 11.;101111'11111-111111 111' 11iri11111'111 11 11111113111111 1.1 111.1.I 11.......11...,. 1.1... 1.. 1.. 1...._
by the captains of tho three Mi‘s. V0.11! Neft‘find MW. Church. all W35 given for tho imlicfit of tho of. women Voters; Conioht which has been ill plwogitsn [I111 cumin}: .anr'n iiilillR null 11f H111 1;.11i11 1.1 11,... 1'0”,- 11111111; 115 111..
Mrs. Michael 111111111111 Mrs. or Strut ord "3' Mungon. “Pl“ "paraphernalia" fund. Attor pledging $13150" to Hit: l'iu- ' . for the past month. The “1.1.1.. work 11f H11: llihii'il'i 11-:111111'. 11:: 11.111 :1 11111,. 1.1 1111- .111.11-1111 11111.1. 1. 1.11.1 1'11. 11
li‘Frost1Jr..and Mrs. Edmund gigemfig WfiMgffiglarhlg “5:3: The next meeting will 11111111111 anclttl millionth! tho it'ugun for tho ' ' beautiful pm” of mo comes. “.11'111111111. 1.11 11111 1111111111111. .111 1111!; 11.111111 11 :111 11.11 1111.11111. '.11
‘ ' ' ' Thursday, November lit. Thorn is com 111; your, o‘mu‘ct 1111 $18000 , . .lrs. Hurry Junupuzx 111‘ “1111111.: 11111 1-111111;.'. 1.1: 1 1.1111. 1.1111 11.1111
1 three captains stait‘d that the Mi?" Frank Boers. M" 8' Sherwood, to be it “Black and White Roviow' budget. accepted M1110 “WHHHK 808- boAl'i'iIilIlgi: dcluss onlt'rldinmt’llt pro- was l'tfvfiit‘i‘it‘yii pionhlt'itt for ton 1":11111'; l1'11111 111 1i1i::.»:i.S11'.t t1.1..1‘l1 '.‘llh‘.

.. was moving along in of very figmthlfgedMPorgi: NIH" firnd'CM": at tho Red Mon' 13 Hall. Mnln street slon. tuld‘hcuring George ( 11.1mm“, gram commung m. me “a“ 0.. How“ your... I1.11.- 111.. ‘ 1

factory manner. that a number luiid Mrs rProiGISDSix‘En‘ on? “(2:25: on Decombcr 1. under the suspites author 01' h‘1“‘°r°“5u."°0kfl “W1“ ”12 vnudmillo “.11 hr- [‘tlI‘Sf‘nii‘ti in 14111.11- Miss Allow tilx'mtwaul 1111:; 11111111111. I11 1111'. 111.1111111. 1.11.1-1: 1111
" " ‘ ‘ ' ' o: the Post Pocahontas Lodge. “°m do 91‘1"": M "I" it"‘iflill‘Oi‘ih lion to otlnr routiiron 11.1111 1111; 11111 11.1 prosnioui; .\ir'~. .\lr-1'\\i11. sw'u'» 11-... 11111.1: 1111 1111 1‘111"1'«-.l1111 1'
illif'lHiH'l'.“ i in» .1111 1:1111 1'

Sn‘ovel‘ ideas had been introduced
ii'lcrent hostesses in 11111 matter
obtaining. and that the ox-
it so of hospitality and the donut-
.101 a. dollar for the some had cre-
a, situation that was entirely
. tie in raising funds for charity.
0116 who entertained during the
eek follow:
Mrs. George Hands gate :1 Hal-
. ‘en dinner party. Oct. 26, to
‘ William Walsh. Mrs. Thamaa
petty and Mrs Alice Dunienv y.
tilt William “1.111111 entertained
ctobcr 28 at too, Mi1‘5.1“l1illk
hehurdt and 1111111. "l‘irlhur L. Ben-
. Minnie Jones was hostess on
her 30 at the Shrlnors’ bond con-
0 Mrs. Fred Janos. Mrs. Clin-
utting and Mrs. William Gil-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tors Anthony Curbunv, iii Elm
. was hostess to Miss Mary Mo-
, Mrs. F. Carey and Miss Susie
. gent
Mrs. Edward Kelley was hostess
October 29.1w theater party in
hi ‘WS 01111111111 to Minis Emma L. Mll-
, ,Mrs. Thomas R101 dun 11nd M1111.
art Y. Gril‘i‘ith.
"Mrs. William H. Hickey. hostess.
her 29, at a luncheon at home
to rs. Martin J. McDonough and
P. H. White.
Emilie .A. Miller. hostess at t
a. October 28 to Mrs. Matthew
Bur 9. Mrs. Adolphus Russell and
. Win. W. Stone.
. , Mr Glover, hostess October
t Tier home, 16 NowtoWn Tor-
, 'é to Mrs. Wm. Shambaugh. Mrs.
ricer Belt and Mrs. George Barnes.
rs. M. Evangeline Keefe October
onto" to Miss Alice M. Keeto.
Gladys E. Thompson. 10 Una-
rk ‘Qctober 28 hostess to Mrs
oo Hoyt and Miss ,Mnobello

.9 Mary Mot-elite. 1111:1111 street
to Mrs. Pludo and ‘Mrs. R.

t theater party in Now Co-
Mlss Katherine Duffy and

. 1111 J. Ward Ootboer 29
, oinéd at bridge. Mrs. M J.
mom Mrs. James Ilarklns and
3! Katherine Donahue.
ins Mary Chombrxlsnd 10 Union
October 23, hostess to Miss
oesel' on Miss Mary Morley.
William Hines, October 21.
its guests, Miss 11111111111111 Corbbtt‘
' Miss Margaret Peyton.
so Margaret Cdrbett. Octdbotf 22
”it use to Mrs; A. J. Heine.
ea Margaret Peyton. October 22.
eon to Miss Mary Ppyton.
Josephine Cousins Nmembcr
inner party to Mrs. Mary Tar-
n and lilies Edwina cousins.
m'fstari‘ 1411111 oi! Greens Farms
obtained the following at bridge

‘nners and Parties Feature

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

NEW MEMBERS

 

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Miss Mary Rulkley Elected.

 

 

drew Lyon and three friends. and

Mrs. Perry. Mrs. SSSpocl‘tt.‘ Mrs. Au-

Mrs. Barnard and three irlonds, all
0: Bridgeport.

Mrs. Lester Hyatt. 12 Arch street,
hostess to Mrs. Wm. Baits.
Mrs. McNetton, hostess to.
John Taylor.

Mrs. Carleton 1'3. Lindon-wood. Oo-
tober 28, 14 Center street. hostess to
Mrs. Francis» Nurihrop.

Mrs. A. FlorencoINichols, October
30. hostess to Grace-M. Seymour and
Florence M . Yntzler.

Mrs. Michael Abraliams, 12 Elm-
wood avenue. Qotbber 27. bridge to

Mrs. 1

I S G I V E N B Y
MONKER CALDRON

A dunno ihnt Wits a Wiot of fun out]
an 01.141111111911911 album
mcnt that wnsmuaint and lovely wua
given by the Monitor Caldron, No. 16
M..O.V P B. it”
last night.

Thorn wash booth with innsy drtl.
cles 11nd a booth
cream and soda.

enter

tit Community

with
in charge of

03““:

members oi' the longitu 111-11111'11111 on
the hunt for (‘uptain Kitilifl.~ hiddun
treasure.
[loving Cup 111111115111111

The loving cup. which in annual» '
iy presented to tho county loaguo
with tho best record in mutinizntlon
and league activities. With pustultod
to Mrs. lticlutrd J. Whiiniun. rhuir-
man of the Now London 130111in lon—
guo by Mrs. .iunius Chi‘miliinti rog-
ionoi director.

Shortly nttcr tho 1111.11111'i1111 had
started. with Mrs, Nowr'll in i..‘ill\.l‘gt.‘.
it. was unnotincod Hint. Mi'. 111111 Mrs.
Herbert Knox Smith 01‘ l1‘:11'niin1;ion
had 11111111111131.1100 towurd tho work

loin»

Iiuii

loo

Mrs l

 

Miss Daisy Hoyt. hostess. October
29. to Mrs. Percy Barrett, Mrs. E. L
Browne and Mrs. Walter Aiken.

Mrs. E. C. Browne. gotobcr 27.
hostess to Miss Pauline liolners.

Mrs. Alvin Schmooger and Mrs.
George Mayor.
Mrs. F. L. Lomson. hostess to

Mrs. L. Hyatt and Mrs. McNotton.
Mrs. Dudley Hoyt. October 29.
hostess to Mrs. Walter Bunoe. Mia.
Emma St. John and Mrs. Willis ll.
Austin. ' .
IMm. Harry Novas. October 26.
111.111.111.11 to Mrs. A. Green. and Mrs.
H. Sohmorling ‘
Mrs. Robert L. Van Buren Octo.
her, hostess to Mrs. It. You urcn.
Mrs. M. Stéinbcrg October 27, to
Miss Evelyn Harris and Miss L.
limit-is.
’Mrs. Loon Golden. October hos-
toss to Mrs. Joseph Lib'ner and Mrs.
Max Hunt.
hire. Lillian Stet-1y Abbott who is
leaving for Florian tomorrow sent,
in her check for $16 to cover tlicS
remainder or her chitin. .
The rest or the names and enter!-
talnments given, will be printed in
these ~columns on Monday-.1

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on gs, discussion .;spe’cches, and
‘ ion oi? editions will test; the

st convention of the Ep, orih

' as or the Methodist 1211111ch
he‘s at the New York district,
York East conferenCe. .
11 the Norwalk M. E. church

or or. afternoon and evening. '

_ Bossioit will opob at 3: 45 with

,n or reading and prayer by

h J. Snavoloy. .
est. Souls will give

411131111111” followed by Is. response

[Roy Kemp. The business
will include annual. 1111111111111
toil-let otflaérs. old: business,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

,I nt of it resolu

 

: Mills, the 1611.11.11

EREI q

to be:

outliers. ‘

 
 
 

e report at tile auditing

So: attendance
contest. and dinner at 6 oclock will
complete the first part 0: the pro-
ram. . 1' ~. -.
. After 31111ch itt '1: 15 o clock. there
will be musicdl selections by the
East Norwallt Counter orchestra.
songs by Wollnca S. Mariette. 111111
the‘: announconiont of the contest
winnor.

Singing of tho. “Best Epworth
League Song," and an announce-
merit of this winning composer will
be followed by treating: to tho new
officers by Dr. William H. Kidd.

moments mini toriner district
' iii'ée‘identa, an 11111111111. by Dr. W. H.
Aldie‘rson and 1111111; "'Loyai Epnro‘t'th
hustlers" will close. the convontlon.

 

' '1 ~' NEW DUNOHBOOM.
The i Capitol. Lunch. 11 North

momln3.' Charles Zaphsr‘sonI will
be the manager. '

.W

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

e 1‘.

tdvertiso in the Sentinc‘l'.I

Halo it'reét. villi" op‘en tomorrow.

ki’tl'lll. M the new Temple. November
20. Mrs. Percy Morgan in tho migh-
ty chosen one of this order.

SOCIETY WEDDiNG
TO TAKE PLACE
TOMORROW

Miss Louiers‘ Froylingliuyson Smith,
whose wedding on Saturday. in
Stamford. it) \‘i'llliam Albert Kelly
will be one of tho socially important
weddings of the your. hug porn on-
torlslned a. great deal last SWi‘tik and
this. Last week Miss Virginia Maury
who is to be one. of her bridesmaids.
and Mrs. Gerald Duly oi! Stamford.
were among those giving oiluirs in
her honor. .
On Monday oi! this week Mrs.
Charles Stewart Smith entertained
at dinner in honor or the approach-
lug marriage. and yesterday after-
noou M138. itlchnrtl l’lumley gain a
bridge tor Miss Smith. This evening
the prospective bride’s mother. Mrs.
Lincoln Derstine Godshall, will give
n.dinner for the briddy party at
Woodway. Friends have been invit-
ed in for the dancing to toilow.
Members of the bridal party who
will be the guestsut the dinner in-
clude Major and Mrs. Alfred N.
Phillips, Jr”
Miss Catherine Noble of Westiloid'.

 

triceS Kirby of. somort'illc. N. J .
J. Frederick Kelly. Henry S. Killian
Gerald Duly." 1’ Houston Soliéy.
.'rheodore Marceau and Sidney Do.-
1111111111. ' '

The wedding takes place tomor.
row pttornoon at 4 at St John's
Episcopal Church“ 111111 will be tol-
lowfcd byn reception at the home at
Major and Mrs. Phillipe. Mrs. Phil-1

Kelly is the son 0: Mrs. Anna. s. Kai-1
15‘ 111111 the lath Dr John Devin Kelly
of New Haven, and is associated with
the law firm or Cummings &; Lock-
wood "‘

LOCAL CONTRALTO
To Home _ AT.
CONCERT TONIGHT

 
 
 
 

of the Nswltlt-lt studies 1,0!

”tltrotitng at the Fins m‘Thoa r

 

‘ 111111111 him-soloist! in this part

. Westbort tonight to h‘c‘tir
‘ sins

M11111 Virginia Maura. '

N. J.. Miss Marjorie and Miss not:

lips is, the sister of Miss Smith.Mr.1

Miss Dorothy Muller. co «1111,1111 of
New 031111.11 111111.111»: York. swat

wait: and New Y‘oi'k. min 111 the.
Westpofl 1.111111 the 141ml Trio who

Mullet-S loin been hoot-d out!
or

0' country bolero, mommy in.
tea Nomi‘x 11mm: are going

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A series of inblouux dopll ting: the
aims and ncooinplislmitniu oi the
stoic league Wore prost 1111111 by Mrs.
Herbert Knox Smith IMrs William

 

 

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t‘rnlnwoll.

 

 

.\l lid.

1111:1101 («11.11:

i

0111.- ol‘ tho Most Active Workers
n the Pride of, Funds Council Es-

 

Hartford: trot»
l'. Couch (it

(i. Port-lit of “fuel
sure-1'. Miss William

 

 

A strong senor. of possession is 11.111!
“oi? the dominating characteristics. of
woman 11nd, the one to which civil-
ization owes much. .

It is 11 womans dosiro to posstss'
that has boon responsible for mur-
rlnge‘, for tho keeping together at tho
loudly. and the building up of bombs
and fortunes.

Generally speaking men do not
have this sense or ownership no: iriy
so embedded in their noiuros us we
have. “Their joy is ill gaining rather
than holding. Sin conquest rather than
realization.

And we owe much of our unpopul-
ness to this inborn feeling that u't'I
must possess the thing that lutm res is
us. That is what makes us extram-
suit. tor instance.

We want to buy the gown ivo 11d—
mire. or the rug we covat or the.
priceless or silly little hole! necks
that strike our fancy and chitin up
thswaxdrobe and mantelptcce nt‘tm-
111111111111. Just bccouso it is hard for
tie to admire without wanting to own.
In the name way, we have a strong
sense. of possession over tik men we
love. anditho children we boot. And
sometimes we make life quite intol-
erable for those we love most. in our
sense 0! responsibility for what we
mistakenly believe are our human
possessions and antioxidants.

The most beautiful impressions and
filationshibs are the fleeting once,
the ones we cannot hold—Moonlight.
a sudden rush ot poriect understand-
ing—tho first impulse to love—these

Cynthia Grey Says:

Women With 11m to Waste

. iii. nun ilint don‘t”mum anyhow.

...... ”......

 

mougit sinio of mind. wo will roulizu
(11:11 thorn. in no slit-h thing no nos-
s-uerion. except at tho most material

\\11 1.1 lil realize that we can sit on
1111' hunk of tho river and onioy the
tummy of sky and notol‘ 1115* ‘18 “1113'
11s it n 11 owner! all the lion‘s within
1'1. 11' h

“u can no 11111.1 the 1111111111111 with
[[10 1ii'1mond bracelets on display and
«nim' timir glitter without aching to
'1-1111' tl1r'1111kuowlng tltnt no trinket.
is 11'1'1' 11111111. so valuable sftorncqui.
sitimi no helium

We will realize that all thwart-
dr'm'ou of. possession are {also and
1.11'1'11111-10118. particularly in our lxmntn
roiitiions. Ilnoouso we marry the
11ljr1ts of our affection and have a
11 miding ring and it named marriage
111111112112 as evdience. does not mean
H1111 no possess love, unless we hold
11 voluntarily.

0111' very children are not our own
ii‘ii,t"l “n have given birth to them.
“'11 cannot live. the‘lr lives {01- them.
We cannot chain their spirits 111111
their inclinations though we may
drive them from us by attempting to
do so. .

The only real pessossionwe ever
him: are ourselves. 0111- characters,
our minds. or spiritual and mental
dot'eiopmontmtheso are the only,
things that are actually ours.

We pocsoss the affections of others
and the right to count in their lives
only so long as we attract and help

18

Two MiNUTL

Son V'ntni's youtt'rtlny on tho subject

' or it today

' MRS M’ELROY AT

ALAMAGUNDI.

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111 onioyt'tl to tho music 111' :1 11111111-

1

SPEAKERS AT
CHURCH SERVICE ‘

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'l'horo mm :1 Itll‘gt'
lit: Mill—Work :41'1'1'11'11

ism-111111111 llu1ltl11't t'.l'.u1'1'l1 lust niglit.I
The-1'1.

wow ”11‘“? 'i‘wmhiintllt' I

MRS. RH H. WE ESD
SPEAKS ()N
PAN-AMERICANISM

Mrs. Hui-.1111 Hill \V1z11'1i spoke he.
fora the Stamford League of \\'om1

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L
l

«11‘ "Pull AlllN‘ii‘lilliHlll 11111.] its Rela-
tion to \\‘111l1i l‘H 1'1111"

She gut-1:1 short history of the

Mormon doclrmo. told at the condi-
tions which bronchi it «110111.111'11113.
zed it and 1:.11'11'1 general interpre—
tation of its 11.114.11.111'1's.
Mrs. Wood 11111111111 out tlint u.
wholly new 1111111'v ii 111 lu'on ft-i'mul
in regard to our inroiun ntiums nu-
tier il1and that tho interpretation
nun qulio different to
the interpretation oi" 1111.1 doctrine at
the limo it “1111' drawn up

licr inik \\ti.‘< 11111111 appreciated
by the longtin iii-'niboi's.

 

. ANNUAL CONVEN. i
CATHOLIC WOMEN

At the ntooting of tho fifth annual
meeting of the Connecticut Council
of Catholic Women. which will be:
held at the Hotel Bond. in ilaiii‘ord
tomorr'ou at to A. '\i, an adminis-

 

trative committoo, composed of 11
representative from cut-l1 county.
will be elected.

The nominating committee is

composed of Mrs. Joseph \icEiroy

of this city, Miss Stella Gorse of
Simsbury. Mrs. George Girurd of
Winsted, Mrs. William Murphy of

Middletown, Miss Josephine Egan 0:
Now Have-n. hits. L:. 11.. Curr of New

London. Mrs. William Davis of
Rockville and Mrs. James Hurley of
Willimantic.

A feature of the meeting will be

 

them.
No instinct we possess is so illogi-

 

evade us always;
When we can achieve a. philosophic

cal or impossible of realization as our.
instinct for possession.

 

Eight Candidates
For Rebekah Lodge

Time will be a. meeting oi! the
Enrol“. Rebekah Lodge tonight at
Otis. Fellow: Holt. on South Main
troubled. which time eight not!
candidates will be initiated. A sup-
par for 11111 Grand Dinners and or-
new of the Lodge will be served
NS “9.1.. meetinx.'- After initia-
titanic mhments will be served to
tho new wombat-h.
On flotation. November “.11 card
out! will be held at. 01111 Fellows
mu. Booth. Main street. tor-I the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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in 1.11.11.1'21‘11 tili- pom. more. 1.11111
‘ 1.11111 r‘otresfhment- will be

17.

Anniversary Observed
Club Meeting

- A. new club 1111: tot-midi last night
called the “Help maintainer Cir-
cle. " at the home of His. M. Ca‘pos-
sets 15 Beth: place. ‘i‘hin Club will
moot once e. week at the homo oi
one of its memberuI

m1 wooing iii 'ctrclé also 11.111111.
ht‘stéd the torn «1511111111111 anniversary
of. one of its members, Mrs. may
Aymlt oi! 61Edlie avenue. Refresh
mono: or mind. sandwiches. cookies.
cake and coffee were sérvod. The
next meeting will be 1111111 at the
home or Mrs. Kowird Gorhem or 9
111111111 avenue. .

 

 

 

 
 
 

- , lot the National

the special musical program 111111111
has been arranged by Miss truth
{Morris of this city, assistant organ-
-lst at St Patrick‘s church and di-
rector or music in St. Patricks
School. Miss Helen Carroll, teacher
of aromatics in the public schools
or Bridgeport will cooperate “lth
Miss Morris: in the community
singing. The soloists will be Miss
Julia Cat-ten or Bridgeport and Mrs.
George L. Taylor of Danbury.

Rev. Mathew J. Judge, diocesan
director. will welcome the delegates
Reports will be made by chairman
and county representatives and
obsolete reports will be made by Miss
Mary P. O'Flaherty. chairmen or
the committeo on social legislation.
and Mrs. James J. Quinn, chairmen
of the committee on national mom-
bershlps. ’

.'I‘he speakers will be Bishop
Nlian and Dr. John A. Lapp. direc-
tor of the social action department
Catholic Welfare

1

o

S‘Niii‘erence.
'Ltinoheon will be served at 12 so
"with Mrs. William F Menc-
charge or the committee.
W

Iii-moor

Doris: '60 Arthur proposed lost
might!"
In“: “Yes."

 

 

didn’t. I didn't."

1liii‘}

Ii Egg PriCcs Hit Your P1 111...

more. 1 cup light brown sugar. 1-
t!

spoon suit. 1 inblospoon vanilla.

Brut in uppic sziuct'. Spread raisins
zil‘it'r seeding on a platter 11nd silt
loop of [tour owr tin-111.
it lurk until tin:
with flour.
boot .wcll.
flour. soriu. suit and spices. Sit" into
first mixture.
.\'nnllia and bent \i'L'ii.

loaf cake 111111 and bake l l
in 11 slow own.

used it should of couiso, be smooth
but need not be robbed through 11
colandor.

~‘ln great varie1y is run-led EV‘Cly busi-

 

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1111' local 111% hi sirn An (‘\ilil iii-ii” H111 t’XiI'llliU‘ t'otnmittt'l': \i“‘l‘i. 1i
lrilcllon will in! :1“Mysi1-'1Iv Booth." 11311 omit .1111 l
'l‘lckotn will be. on role in it 1‘111' it it planned in 1111' 1111111111; \1'1111ltsgt'1
days. 1111 i‘111'1n :1 1'l.'1.'i:; in purllnmoulni'y1
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'3. cups seeded i'nisi’ns, ii
111115 liotn'. " 11 112411001151 soda. 1 cup
homwtl nut moat.» 1 itiblcsrmun
old strong coilt't', l t1 .ikpoon t‘illlld-
non, 1-4 teaspoon cloves; 1 4 its.

1111 butter,
1:

l

1

Work humor and sugar to a cron m

Stir with
fruit is u't'll cooled
Add to first mixture und
Mix and silt i'cuin‘mlng

Add nuts. coiieo. and

Turn into :1 hutin'rwi and floured
12 hours

Apple sn'tlt'o. iiintlt' ((11 table use is

 

The cake. is not "loud" unless

LOCAL BRIEFS

The Not-walk Bird and Nature
(‘iilb will inert at tho homo of Mrs.
A. Woodward. Montlnt menlng,

ii.

1'}.
Nov 1" '1nlieiI
’ F:

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———Wc inulc you to coil and hear
the new Orthophonic \lcirola that
everybody ,is talking nl)out-——II')on-
nelly"s.—-Adr.

¢ 0 8

Choir rehearsal will be held i11-
night at 7:30 o'clock at Christ

church.

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”NiaSqllt‘l‘tldC Dance. i'ommunity
Hall, Friday. Prizes.—o1\d\'.

--l1‘lsu FOOD

noss day at this warm Largo New
Redford 1151: allops. 01' stcrs Shrimp.
L‘iab 11111111, Clams. 1' holes 1' than limi-
dic, as well as especially selected fish
of the season. are to be had at Out-
street. Delivery made to all sections
of this vicinity. Phone 108. —Adv.
C 0 t
entertainment

-\iO1\koi (‘.altii on

and dunco. Community Hull East
Normtlk. 'l'huistluy Eva, Nov. 5., at
S P. M.

Tickets 5 ..50 —Ad\.
a, o a '

The state officers will be present
at the meeting of the Eureka. Re-
bekah lodge it) be held tonight at 70
South Main street.

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-—HquschIoid Coke. ~Iiarris & Gone.

-S-»‘\lasquerstle Dance. Community
Hall. Friday Prizes. --Adv.

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The Connecticut Gill Scout con-
fironce will open in New Britain to-
day. Norwolk expects to lend sev-
eral delegates, among them. Mrs.

man: and hits: 11111111011111 Donne.
O O
”\iasouernds DulceH Community
Hall, Friday. Prim—~Ativo
' O 0
-Now in the auto to flung. for
your for 1.111.111.1111. work. Exports
are employed bore for the remodel-
ing of fur coets. (zoom-nil“ price:
prevnil. The City Valet. ll
North Main strain. Phone 408..
Adv.

 

 

11'1111' mm 111 i11

cup serum and chopped ruislzr.
(1

minor, Using the tips 01’ the 1111.3
or n iork.l1l11gors are more 1i‘1I1 -
litt.
Mix thoroughly and stir in 11111-111»:
nuts cocoa. cinnamon, suit and 1.111..
“15'.
ti11u1'1'1l dripping 111111 or two 111111 1.»
od slinilow puns and bake 30 111' .11]
11th in a slow ovcn.

lay'cts and put together with 11 11111!
11] it‘ ing.
and poured over the frosting on 1
top layer.
dripping 111m can be baked in H111
some w.oy

SChrintmas Cards now at Donnvllys

Waiter 11111111111. hm. Elizabeth Sim- .

 

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Mrs. '5 .‘Rosenfl‘cldond Mrs. B. Keel-
or. . . ' . ' ' (31115 1119i]. Miss Edith \Veokoe. Mrs oi thcioaguo. Mrs. 'l‘honuts N. llop- ”(1111311), on tho Futortnlnnwnt (‘oni speultorn, Mr. {1151:51le Wright. 1111111 _ i. .
Mrs. 'WquFerrls, October'27, hast~ C. I'Inuschildt and Mr. Gus Roll. A burn then called for iwoniy women t'nlitut'. . . .1 — spoke on the ka of 11“.,110111“: WHh 13115 11111111111 11111131111inl; 1:111: IiIl'iIItI1II.tiIi:I',; LsIIuItIitucI .~..1II1.\ .1' II.
oss to Mrs. Cat-1 Underwood and Mrs. hum was auctioned 0" being “'0" “V "0 plotigo “00 ““0" “1 1mm” 0‘ Mr‘91 ......CM. ...-..1...W_._.. W, ...... People at tho .1 111111111 t‘ (111w ntlon .1t 111111-11 11. 111111111111111111: .11“ 1m to 1111117 . 11.1 .1Si1 [mill 1 1.1 .‘.1 . 7
txuorgo Hayes. mo of tho Wilton 1:111'st1: Smith. Whon thorn “NS, M” 11111 1 “"V-MN‘ ‘7““”"S1”‘ “S Jim“ N‘h" " .'1 11_1. 1 1111 1111111 . 111111 :11"~ 1111411»; (Ia. 1 i311”. 1'1 1‘“ 1?“..‘1S11Su
Mrs. Gertrude Abxithums. i'ovom. 'l‘ho ulbt‘im untoliulninml. directed rt'uilmlscu to tho cull M111. ll11111urn I'v‘mhl': “1S 51111.1 '\‘“I“"S"""' “r“- 11111.1l1 1"11111111 who 111111.1' “" u" ill 1111-111 111- 11-11'1' 'h'i1lr1'11 111 1111~SSUUS ‘ H SSItSi‘SS‘l Lit M
her 1 11111111951110 Mrs Dan,“ Abra- by Mrs. 11111111 S‘tlildei'idml or West. uokvti that ouch “111111111 olilx 1.1 still Eduard Lori-1w. of \‘i 11111 inn-item. 1'11'91111111111111 or Mons tI'1111111 111 1111-. ‘1 I"_ DIX-1i. ‘ 1'11 . ". 1 1111111 "If ,' 1
hams. ' ’ port unit must drlightlul and told 01' 'S dnuglilor WNW W “W “11““ “’5' Juno's ”um“? 0‘ “"T‘mi'd-Ismio oi (01111111111111 .1111i .‘lins .1111151' ““5“ "M” M “.931 ""‘Sm' “it“ 11111 11111111 .iiuiiii-i'1..w‘ S
M”: H. S. mayor. October 25, the story or 1111 old fumliy nlbunp— Child. . I Mrli.)1\’fl.l' Luminanni I111 Hurtfnrtl. "Mm 1.1111111. 111111 gm... 11... ...“..IIIM “Oiliihh1SiSSl-m11mm1 .11111I1I11I11sI11s I11Irt1..I1'.II- rsuInqust'Iu'IiiishIéIii-MIMI». I1 1 ii
Seymour l'lnco.‘ hostt'ss to Miss 11-111. father. mother sister. brother, 1111- I haven [' any “mam.” ."m 1” {"Il GENT. “NWT 0f “7S"Rt11lnr‘fom' of the work of H111 1 1111\111iion 111: ” I“ 1iS.SS I’I‘I “.12, II‘I’SI‘I ”I IUIII‘I’I 5'“ (il1i1bS ’I'ilt' lII “Kiwi“: 9““?“1 ’ I‘I'III"' . "
0119381613 and Miss Gertrude IAbra. 1{“11an 11111 but: 111111111 11111111 1110 '.111 Neil?!“ i.‘ ‘0‘" ‘1“ ”fully 1111111- 1108 11"“-1“‘“i"‘"“W‘f‘m‘r.”RM” mm“ 1111111111111. Conn." 11111 ."‘ I M ‘ ’1' ’i i S‘ ‘ 1I1I..111.111111111I1.~. ”RWY” 11 i.
1“an mlnislor T1m(th.mImg “...”. Min. ofinlno. Miss Mary “iliiiil'y. newly 11nd bliss Krilc. \‘ihitnt'y oi llnrtfortl. A wont linot 1,) th1 l1iisst'sr-1lil Ii til 1.'1'01111 1111 t 111m 1111 3111111 Itutswon mlLI l 11.111.11.111 >1... 1’
Mrs. Wm, Somet‘s October 23 31 l'lobcrt London. Mrs. l’tliul. Miss 010.0.“depresidontot’tho biiiit‘ Mil-lilo ARM-Slim! Willi tin- Kiliilt‘i'llig of. 11101] 11nd llt'tnlcn 11111111 .tt-wnmnn iugbsa (Likli'i tl11'1i .11'11 Utiitiiiiu‘s .11111'11'1111101111 inking 1111.1ItI111'1.
Bitiriiiow avenue. hostess to lilrs. Edith “Rams”- M” ”mime Weokos. with?“ fli'iiia Siilifvmilriiiwvilni’ytitlvmsiiii"i mum” WW? Mrs. “Hum" “Ol'mm'ili‘ii “Y ‘1‘“ (hut-111 ”Mm" \“ i“ Siiii ii 3111,11?!(Sliiwmi-l'iii i11~ 11.1111 1'1: ”Uii'iitlsiiiiisimuii'u‘iiiil “11.1.... i
Harold N. Nash. Mrs. Marshal“ G. Mr. Clii‘i' l'luuschlltit. Mr. James iii't'ino twomdogs 2:51“ rnn'ixy. 0 " ' Mrs. H. ilolhrooi; liydo, Mrs. 113. W. i-‘iowt', was grooil)’ 1111111'1'11'1’1111111 l1} 1 111:... 11i‘i'1 iruit unkb uni-11:. with! «.1111'1'~1 in: ;.IIL 1““; a :1.me 1
HOW. Mrs. .Wm. H. Ferris. Wlihali, M“ Van Cotlvoritig,I Mrs. S 'Chnmitlll Goumit'liti; “' ("k Goodall. Mrs. lioimri Stvnin and Mrs. “‘9 "m“m‘n Zimam 1-1u1,ix.l'111 not saying it’s as 1111-11.; to ilniibulliug 1111li1t .1111 11..
Mrs: (.‘hristain Swartz, hostess to SGMOIHSN' M'IS' (EC/113°”; {m' NW?“ “The converse of 110. lii\iliiOll Honghion liniklvy «11‘ 1111111111111; A shont iIuIik or: liiiiI1IhI.It11liI '72:! giiltlii 1,.11111151- 11 isn‘L lint 111 itho 51111-1111 111111111115. (Viol. “inn 1 I!
Miss (..lura Maples and Mrs. Lewis Hum lton. J!" A?" 1““ Mnit'om-I without representation is Just .111 NiSSHiitiztSliiilh of l1‘11r111l11gio1111111l MW" R n“ “a?" i” ‘ \ " l 111.11.111 11511 1.11 (no. 11111 11 pound M11011” 111.11.11.11.“ 1,. 1; 111111111111
Nash. liiIrs, Oscnt' Scliulizo and Mr. Arthur truo II“ the axiom." Mr. (‘happoli Miss Nancy 'l‘mnnlt-ton oi: \Vulor- M11iloy.111titli'1i A (71111:I111Il‘-1II1.11:t1l'IIIIIIII_II ii 1111111113 mil and is iviuui 10‘111111'1'. “t‘li “III 1111 11.1111 11111.1
Mrs. 51‘5“"0 Gr froth, October 22, “ 00‘13‘ 1 1 said volooing his support or tho let-i- bury. ' or 11 Home ISSM‘HSGA 1m” Silmu' 1111 humi tor n11 oniorgetit'y. NoIl111it'in1; 1111\1'111-1' Eiiitjti 111141 11111 1..
3 “I'll" street hosiess to Mrs. Her-1 A Ioomcdy ”mm" W“ “E‘S‘mI by guo's finance systont.".\~1 .1 nntlvo The following: 01'111'111'11 11111-1:- 1-111111- Th" "how” “m“"g‘ IN by “"11— ilulllii i;1'1111 r tic-'11 111- unlimited 101111111'11111111111 111111 111111 1111113121. 1'.
ace Seymour, Mrs. Clifford A. Hans- Mr. V' Sundtn'lnnd ““1 M“ ‘0" (““9" 0t Connecticut. I do not think that (111 at the morning svsmion: Miss "NS mm" and "Hum?” .i'y MM 1.111111; it to gmsls or i':1‘mt y bor'uust’ i into 11 bum-rod an iiourrd 111.11 1
chiidt, Mrs. Axel Fagerstrom, Mrs. tolbcrg. Tho door tendon! toot-o Mr. Connecticut 11001111! wnni ”1“.ng Mnl'y lluiklt'y, 1.1.1.110...“ \"i‘?t‘~lll"‘l~‘i— \vootl wns wry ellilliIliw‘iiiflli'I. .\IiostI its 11 1on1l5'dt,1lltiutls cake wiihi 111111 and bake in minutes 111 .'1 11....:.
Jam“ M. Boyd. Chostcr inwrunoo 111111 Mr. \ttn Con- for nothing. Wanton 111-11 11111111 1,“ch donl. Mrs. 1.1.1.”..nt ”I Mm...“ of I of tho 11111111111: was 1111111 (.1111. 111.11~I nothing “cheap“ about it. it jiisii crutuiy litiftnt' 11.
Mrs Walter H. Dunno. 525 Flux ".°""‘Fi' ' The head "3‘1“" “'“fi Mrs. iionl crt'niuros and this n5s'i1111 pro- It‘lrcrnw.it'h 311.11.11iilt1111 Simon. «it"‘i‘iIiI‘3 ‘li’i‘k' . . ‘ 1111,13,,” "1.1.11 eggs 5., 11 111.111.11'1 use (lake “111111111 11111.
Hill road. has sent her check for ‘0“ tuslelhcm. ' vidos lhom with 11 wolltif‘rilli oppor- “cot liiinmttrmd 11131.3". l2. ('lill'k of INS“ "“""'"”“” “W i" l" hSiiSiS’t'm. Two tablespoons l1utt1-1' . ‘1 1 g ,‘
$4. ".l‘horo 1“ to be a uoromonlnl 0" “‘9 innliy to carry on tho practical uorlt iitiiiWIiii', Mrs. littrtv Wilcttxson or ("Wit ‘\‘N'ii and smoothing 5111‘01‘” Applesauce anc. cups 111111111 51111111 :1 1,111.. 1:...,; 1
Monker (midi-on. WWSMS‘PS 01' M“- of tho league." Eitrutl‘ord and Miss Mnri'vrin 111111111111 will be. i’l‘mnm for PM“ 1111111111111. Linc ‘11111i uric-hull culls nillilt: cup SOUI 111llk.1 teaspoon so it, .. i

in;
11

ml ‘12111111111'
111, 1'11

up chopped nuts.
011111. 1- 4 teaspoon clnnnn
1- 111110011 still, 1 teaspoon “11.11::
liiib built), sugar and lion:

1

1

.5

Dissolve soda in milk and:

Turn into :1 buttcroil 2.1.11

This cake is delicious b.1l111l '11-.

Bitter chocolate is 1111-111 '11

'.lhc Cake linked in :1

1.1..1

Of course. when you maki'
lioilod icing you use the nhito 111‘ 11.11

egg but you may need a 11m. .111 :1_ 3
1111111111 dressing anyway.

'1\1li be meet this afternoon at 21.311

'o'clOCk in the Norwnlk it i‘..
church.

t o o . :
-—Biiuminous Household CUM."
IIurris & Guns—aim. -
' o o u j

The Fireside arts class 111 1311'

Girls and IWomen's club will 1111 1'1

tonight for the first time at 1111' 111.11
rooms on Wall street.

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~0rdcr your personal

011:1.1 '11 1i
and call for them at ~ Christmas.»-

Adv.

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1—‘Ita1io and Ymtrolos sot: on 1.1.1:
totms. Donneliy.—Adv.
' o o o

The semi-annual Illutl‘lllg 1.»! H111
Western diatrict.ol the “1111110111:
Congrtnzilional Home Mis::1';1ttu 1'
union of Conneolicut \vltt ho 1111.1'
11111 afternoon at tho lit-Lt t"1ui'1li
in Milford.

Personal Mention

 
 

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Intuzaoslttt‘b‘g'vrIc-s.~v-.-.- ...

Regular meeting“ of .1111 ontk Lo-.:;
Cal N11. 479 of the I A. 'I‘. S 1'}. ulilf.‘
be hclti tonight at 11 o‘zcloch in It!"
Control Labor rooms'on Wushin 1- .
ton street. *'

 

Mr. William McCrowley nfii
Bridgeport was a visitor in Norm:
wulk yesterdav. S‘

 

At tho Yale-Meri'lond 11111111111121
some in New Eaten tomorrow oer-ii
oral Non-walk tans w'lll be 1111111111.. S1
Among those to atlond are; Attorai
ney lionty J. Klein. Dr. David Rio-1;
man Edward J. Splan Charles 'l‘ur-Si
lov, Alfred Croslterre,w William ltoseij
and David Williams. S11

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Albert Hamilton 01 the 1111111113!L
Theatre. was seen about yoetrrday.‘j
He will be back on duty 111, the‘f
theatre beginning Monday. Noumgj
bar 9. He recently underwent an 1.
operation for appendicitis. '

 

 

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"Well. oid'man. what are you do-
ing those days?"
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