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‘ iSlil,‘ ulnl tll‘fi‘li.‘ul'
EIGHT
.' Tilt‘l: "I‘IVIilitli: trl' Poetry and
Song" l'l\l’ll lliltl‘ r the auspices of
lii.’lli"i l‘lllll of Nurtizlll; at the
l':tri:li ileum: lil"l owning
An tiilllllrllthlli‘ audience listened
to the lillutp el pm lliéi rind by Mr.
. ‘J’lllrulll \iu .l and the musical num-
bt'l‘nl lil’trtrlllt-il by liniplt 'l‘nluud and
._ his l'l‘ dlt< l‘. llt'\\lll ’i'niand.
As the pmuain \\‘.1Sill'lllIlL‘.t‘tI illi-
dor l.Ill‘ all plans of 'llic Woman's
Club. Ill“ lllllwllli‘llilli \\‘;i:<l made by
Miss .\l;ti‘;4..rrl lli't-ndlinuer. the
presitli ii‘. Silt- ILII‘iHlllt‘ltI .\Ii'. \‘iin
V . as the nullmr oi “intuit: April. "Suit
_ f Sun
gs." illlll ".\ur i‘oulli Nor Age."
Slit: :pnln: also of his keen Interest
in the work of l'IliII' poets and of
his splendid l‘xt‘l'\ll‘l' to poetry in
]illI.lllriillllt1 lliv‘ well. til new poets.
I‘Il‘. \‘Ill'ii i\ the lililtll' of Hit: poch'y
ilili:.:.i,i.:illv "Voile,- "
.\ilitute Illt' put-tin: “hith Ilt' i't‘JiII
in his l.i‘:l yl'tllill \‘.t‘it' I.<':tiitl Horn,
Sen .9va l t: .\l‘u' .Jt‘c, lt‘i'itiliy
.Nij..‘|ils :ill-I [limiter The sec.-
Lilli number \tll tin i»l‘u;:l‘.‘illl was a
group :vt wuss ly ilalpii 'l‘nland.
SI :l
iiii‘. ’l‘uiutnl ii lb» llililllllit' soloist of
’llin ii. ut‘t Kuwait. Methodist
.(.'llIli'lli Illul l'¢ :‘iiiltili‘ \\'t'Il-lviltl\\'li
to tilt .'lut~'i«’ lint 114 of .\‘lirw'nik, ills
spitndttl baritone wire and his art.-
iowt-ts llllltlt‘ the
ill»: wants a keen
audit new. The group
it) lllt‘ Russian coni~
.\Iutisstirgsk)’ and
'l'iit third littmhci‘
:.-roup of piano so‘os by
D'l't'rh'ilidlloil it.
[)Itlltil !' tn i=
ititlutitvi lull
]'iU1~"l‘.‘i (Iliillvu.
'i‘acliziikm.
lilizlllth d ;.
lw
.\.
' .l'lcwilt ’i'olanti. who [Iidtl been ac-
comprteiiim. his imtlinr's songs at
the piano and who proved IlllliSI'lf.
an able whilst .iH will. The audi-
ence :.-,i :‘t‘) t-n..oyttl his rendering:
or (in. lira: part of livelimvcn's
‘ ‘ Moonlight S-tnuid. the \‘als‘e Tristc
by Shelia-a and a i’reludt- by Chu-
pin.
In Mr. Vinni'r’ St'l’tllivl crimp. spe-
cial nitration \‘tllS paid to a group
of ‘lti'Ill“ w rltttn Lit-t summer in
.\Ioi‘wsii. flilll u fww from his last
volume “Nor Youth .\'t.r .\ilr‘." These
THE. EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK. CONN.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1. .1923. -
g of Poetry and, Song
l.“(')St(;‘,‘I‘€-i(l by Woman’s Club
l
showed a keen appreciation of lllt:
leveliness of the New England
country as well as the power in per-
traying human moods. Mr. Vinul
gave some time. at the close of his
reading. to four or live poems by a
young writer, Miss Mabel Sinipsot.
whose llrst book will appear this
month. Miss Simpson has been
compared already to Emily DICklllv
son.
The program was completed by
the singing of a second series of
solos by Mr. Ralph Tolaud. Among
file Special favorites were Sydney
llomer‘s “Last Loaf," llectliovcii‘s
"in Qucsta 'l‘omba" and Schubert's
“Double."
Many of the audience lingered af-
ter the conclusion of the proigram
to talk poetry and music with the
artists. Those who arranged the
(venini: feel that there is in Nor-
waik a strong interest in things llt~
entry. and hopu that tlils interest
may prove definitely helpful in
launching the work of new poets.
The proceeds of last night's enter-
tainment are to go toward'the pill)-
lieation of a new volume of poetry.
.\ny one interested in making a
contribution to this fund is requisi-
cd to coiniiinnicale with some mem—
ber of The Woman's Club or with
any of the patrons of last night's on»
tertainment.
Null filled?- Clulis ,
BLACK AND WHITE
REVUE TO BE
. GIVEN TONIGHT
n,
“The Black and White Revue. .1
minstrcl show. will be given by the
Past Pocahontas Association in lied
Men's Hall on Main street tonight.
The affair is scheduled to begin at
8:15. There is no admission charge
and everybody is invited to attend.
A cost of 20 pimple will be in the
minslrel show. which the members
say. will be the best ever presented
in Norwalk. Tile usual songs and
dances besides Several novelties will
be on the program. Dancing will
follow the nilnstrel, with music fur-
nished by Steve's Happy Five.
LOCAL BRIEFS
W
Austin W. Mather has returned to
his studies til the Pratt Institute of
Architecture. Brooklyn. after spend-
ing the week end with his parents.
Councilman and Mrs. il. \\'. Mather
of llock illdgc.
II
at:
The Hospital Sowing Committee
of SI. .ioncph's church will meet at
the home of Mrs. J. l.. Costello. iii
I‘llii‘llcld avenue tomorrow after-
noon at 2: o'clock.
it t
Russell Ilolt. son of Mr. and Mrs.
lChnrles u. Iiolt of 320 Main sin-st.
Among “.03.. present last night ' Norwalk. is confined to his home
were .\Ill. and Mrs. George Iietts. with 593”“ ”"0""
Judge and Mrs. Edward Lockwood. . ” . ‘ ‘
Judge and Mrs. Nehemiah Caudco. ‘f—Store (“u M ”U“? ‘ "r‘3‘l“_‘“‘
M... and Mrs. Crawford Young. Mrs. (gills. \lsit our-new t-ift Depart-
William A. Curtis. Mrs. R J_ Cur- ment, . Second floor. lloiint-llys.
its. Mr. and Mrs. James Hall. Miss .. . . "Ad"-
Sally Belts. Mr. and Mrs. Lawson of ,‘ ~ ,
\Vt-slport. Miss Grace Lawton. Miss The Ladies Auxiliary '01. ”I“ \Hl'
iiam McKinley camp. l\o. 9. L‘. S.
llulh Wilson. Miss Gertrude Wood.
Mrs. lei'tlia Iv‘ilcli. Mr. William R".
Wilson. Miss Abbie Ann Wilson.
Miss Margaret Ilrendlingcr. Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. ll. Chandler. Mrs George
l'hiilp Krupp. .\ir. and Mrs. James
lills. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kent.
Mrs. Louise Coolidge. Miss Margaret
Wilson. Mrs. D. A. Shambaugh and
many others.
*‘l‘tt‘irwalkers Plan to See
Edmund Breese in Stamford
The many Norwalk friends aiidstraigiit dramatic offering iii sev-
Edmund lireese.
‘ IIOIHI dramatic actor of this city. i
will have all opportunity to witness
hiiii ir a similar role when William
Iltirlbttt's li"i\' play "Chivalry"
comes to the Stamford tlit'alre oti
.I)t.‘(‘f.:llll‘|'l’ 4 and .3. in the role of
vl‘liilt'i'StJli Jarvis. «it'tl‘cnse attorney
for the \\tilllilll clittructi with inur-
(Icr. .\Ii‘. Ill‘t‘L‘St‘ is lit‘L'Ol‘lIt'lI It won-
(icrfui opportunity to display those
talents which haw made him one
of the lilciicst ranking dramatic ae-
tors of tin: American stauc.
lt‘uw til'lurs have had such vn-
Tied rxpvrivnt‘c. or been fortunate
ciioul‘rh to star in many successes
(us Ivlr. lirevsvu in this latest play
from the pill or the author of the
rl'nsational “Lillit-s oi" the Held"
and other ‘illt‘l‘tSE-II‘S. .\lr. Breesc
the liner; which
contiiittcs
.liave l lemons in his work.
with Violet Hem-
_ tit-lion which is be-
by JUS‘t-llll E. Shea
.l haw. and he heads
.2 1:3 prrsons. one of
included in a
'r
1’ in In-
©<£r®©®v ooooo . ooooooo
N,NOSTR|LSI END
A COLD 0R CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
Count fifty! Your cold in head
or calarrli disappears. Your clog-
ged inostriis will open. the. air pas-
sages oi" your head will clear and
you ran br...t:he. i’rccly. No more
Fnufliy'iiih li;i\.‘kin;:. mucous dis-
er headache;
struggling for breath at night.
(_'.'t-t'u small bottle of l-Ily's Cream
Balm from your di'ituizist and a] tip
110
it little oi this fragrant antiseptic
. cream in your nostrils. It pene-
trates throuuli t'vrry air passage of
the lira-i. soothing: and healing the
.swolieii or Ill'lllllit'tl mucous incm-
braiilie. giving: \'.“.I instant relief
livtiti voids and ratarrli yield like
manic. lioii‘l stay stalled-up and
in'iswral-l \. llclief is surc.-——Adv.
t
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l
l
l
l
the i eral seasons.
liooks could be written on
lirecse's past performances.
ing from his wonderful portrayal
of the role of "Black Eagle" in
the great. play "Stronglieart." to
his characterization of “lllram
Draper" in "So This is London."
Mr. Breese has displayed unusual
versatility in his portrayals. rang-
ing from otie extreme to the other.
As' “Emerson Jarvis" in "Chival-
ry' ‘lie plays the unusually draina-
tic role. of an attorney charged with
defending the inurdercss of his own
friend. His treatment of the case.
and the sensational and unusual
twist which he gives the trial scene
will be. of particular interest to
everyone who has followed his
work thus far.
To make his appearance as
defense attorney even more effec-
tive Mr. Breeso has been "coaching"
with several lawyer friends. one of
whom is a noted criminal lawyer.
or no small interest is the work
which this versatile actor has done
for the screen. He also was co-
author of the pictures "The Love
Leash" n "A Man's Home." A
large number of his friends from
Norwalk and vicinity are planning
to attend the opening performance
in Stamford. There will be a spe-
cial matinee Saturday.
New York Woman to
Talk to Hadassahs
Members of the Junior and the
F~nior lladnssah Chapter will meet
at the Y. M. H. A. building tomor-
' row night at. S o'clet 7..
Mrs. Edward Epstein of New York
city will be the speaker of the even-
ing.
SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Board of Education will be held
tonight. The meeting will dispose
of routine matters.
—Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
ALI. MONEY
deposited in this bank before
DECEMBER 6
will draw interest from
DECEMBER lST
Accounts of $1 to $10,000 are invited
Silillfl NORWAIK SAVINGS BANK
Mr. .
rang- .
«’l .
W. \'.. will meet tonight in Fort-s-
ters' hall on High street. Norwalk.
i O 0
Philip Weiilo has returned to his
studies at Brudcn's Military school
at Cornwall-0ndlie-Hudson. .\I. Y..
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Welile
of Maple street.
ii a "x
’l‘lie Brooks-tide Chapel Associa-
.tion will hold a meeting tonight at
1 7:30 at which time plans for
Christmas season
i _ a s o
3.
Oti Thursday night. the Wanoma
.Council. No. ill. Degree of l'oca-
‘ hontnsvwill hold 1). meeting in the
l
tclub rooms on Main street.
. . .
l ~Now is the time to
diaries and year books for it!
desk calendars p'itls too are. H tidy
get your
:16. I‘llt'
the 1
will be discussed.‘
after spending the holidays with his.
l
i
cut
MOTH
ER
w m...- .. . . .....;. ~.~.:--A---v-~ .
ART JLEAGUE
TO OPEN ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS SALE
Mrs. \Vallcr .l. 'l‘ali. pi‘tsit'l‘nt ol
the Bridgeport Art League, assisted
by Mrs. William Seller. will in
charge of the Christmas sale which
will open tomorrow and continue, Ull-
til lleeetnbcr ‘Jl in the Lianne club.
house. 528 Clinton avci-Iie, iii-itine-
port. The. stock will include linens.
liandweavmg, block printing. has.
keta, barberry candles. berry bowls
and a variety of other articles made
by the members.
The hostesses for the Coming week
are: \\'t'-dilI-Sviiiy. .\Irs. Waller .I.
'l‘tifl. Mrs. Merton Hammond. Mrs.
be
Louis \\'ridlit:h. Miss l.uiu It'arist.
Mrs. lily i'. Hammond. Mrs. \\'ili-
lain Stiller. Mrs. “C S. t'oruwt-ll.
.\lllh‘. .\l.l'7l‘ll;\ GILBERT
3. rs—
' yo!
and diversified amusements all con-
.\'orwiilk monlhen will be
interested in knowing iliat law
.-\n;.t;clt's l:- Ihc only (-in iii the
world that has a “city ninllicr”
tin 1‘\||l‘l'll'll('l'tl and llltlllll'l'l)’
wmnlui who takes under her
will}: the I'rring buy~ tunl uirl~
of a big: city and starts them
on ”W rnml to Ilt||I|illll‘s~. .\lr~.
.\Illi ‘4! Gilbert. t'il) mother of
Ian :‘Iit-geles. analyst-s “but is
wrong with modern children
and offers a few helpful rules
to the mothers and fillhcrs.
Slu- says:
“The gr. at wave of unrest that is
sweepiui.r over the world todziy is
most insidious and subtle iii its de-
niuralirinl: cflt-cts-wtltc rt-ndiiii: as-
lllltll r of IiOllll'S. Illti IDIIi'l'IIUI tn the
breaking point of the find old stall-g
datrds of liltilillfi. and a general .i.~.~
bilitallon in the lllilllt.“ that once
were looktd upon as the \ci'y l'tlllll“
Idaiion of life.
“The great and all-absorbing
nilvstloii oi llltl.‘i\ to social workers
and to others who l'tri the menace
5and the damp r of this evil force is
lat The Illlliilllt'll Shop~~ani you;
{will find the lin_- complete.
, .. .. .-,
I Mr. and Mrs. Louis .\‘nvak. Mi-
lclmrl (llean. and Mrs. .\titon l'ogany j
and son left this mornim; for Flor--
livid.
'1 i I
of the .\‘orwalk .\t. it}. t-liui‘ch
meet tonight at the home of
Slanlu-y (.‘arpenter Bells l‘iace.
Q 0
Mrs.
!
-].e:ivc your order now for l‘cr-
sonal Christmas Cards Benedict. the
.lewclrir.——l.\d\'.
n .
The South Nov-walk Baptist church
will hold an advisory board meeting
‘.
tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the
church.
it C C
-——Now is the tune to arrange for
your fur remodeling work. Ex-
ports are employed here for the re-
modeling of fur coats. Conservative
prices prevail. The l‘win City Valet.
ti7 North Main street. Phone 408.—
Adv.
i
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Norwalk M. E. church will hold a
supper and bazaar at the church
this evening.
0
-—Bltuminous linuisenoid Cool.—
Hnrris s: Guns—Ads.
O t O
The fifth annual fair of the Ep-
worlh League of the East avenue
M. E. church will be held tonight at
thochurch with a. special program
of music in addition to the regular
bazaar.
O I t
-—Clirlsttnas sole of fancy and
domestic articles, Wed. Dec. 2nd.
Supper 75 cents
M E. church. Adv.
t t
The C. B. B. K. of the South Nor-
walk Congregational church win
meet tonight under the direction of
Mr. Arthur Leemhuis.
‘ I i 0
New Gift Department now open.
Donneliy's; second noon—Adv.
O O O
From 2 until 10.
from 6 to 7. First
0
The J. F. 1". chapter of the Gl'rls'
and Women's club will meet tonight
at the club rooms. Mrs. Archer Hen-
drick of Mills street Broad River
will be the hostess at the meeting.
0 O 0
-—Order, your personal engraved
Christmas Cards today at Donneily's
and cell for them at Christmas.—
Adv.
C
O I
The Business and Professional
Women's Club will meet next. Mon-
day evening in the South Norwalk
Baptist. church.
Q
0 O
-Radios and Victrolns sold on
easy terms. Donnelly.—A'dv.
O O O
The Mother's club will meet this
afternoon in the club rooms of the
Girl's and Women's club on Main
street.
0 D O
~Househoid Coke—Harris 5; Guns
0 0 O
The Gleaner-'3 Circle of the King-s
Daughters of the First Congrega-
tional church will meet tonight in
the ladies' parlor of; the church.
.\il-mblrs of the l-Ipwt‘trtlr League;
“ill I
i
Il()\V lo Sli'lll the tide an diurn it
into a channel \\Ilit‘Ii will dissipaliy
power]. as,
its effects and render it
to l‘lllllil more \‘it'llllln‘ from the \lltll
iort‘e oi the world‘s~ social lubric~
elemi womanhood and manhood.
“After years of experience in po-
Ilt‘f‘ and piwiiilc work. and the con-
sequent omiortunity at seeing lii'c
in all its phases. i have reached the
conclusion that nothing less than
the. unit-«I effort of world~witic pzlr- .
eiit orpanlzailoiis in close coopera—
lion with social workers will alle-
viate the mil.
Dangers have multiplied a bun-
. most been lost bllIIil of.
few
will
tired-fold in the. last
easy t’tlllllllllliit‘illloll.
ivtillllt.‘ int-antlers tn morality.
' "’l‘he home circle of the olden
days. which gathered all the cliff.
(II'III around the fireside in
song and prayer. scents to have al-
If parcnis
could only realize the importance of
being fi'lt ads to their lIIl'lH and boys.
:is well as liitll‘ \\'is'- and loving
toutisviors!
. The parents of
today seem
their children. til-- mother with 50o
vial and household tllllil'W. the I‘lllllf‘f‘
with business and {Illlllit‘lill worries.
The (‘Iiillll't n are left illlll'Il to their
own t‘i“\lt'| 5..
'l‘hvr-‘v is pntiiini: more inventive;
than the l't‘HlIi".~S mind of an idle
‘clilltl. iiuini: young. healthy. ilnlli
lull of l.l‘c. tip-y naturally long for
lt‘kt‘llv‘llit lit, and activity. This scen-
rry lS’ directed into the w rent: (‘Illlll-
finds more often through ignorance.
‘IIlilll through any lnhurrnt tcn-ieiicy‘
t
'lnwnrtl \lf'l‘.
nuts are making today is in
rtaiizini: tlw- II‘W‘t‘SI‘II)’ of directing
; lltI supernsinu this currizy in a way
\\lill'Ii would act as a lllOIt‘t‘lIUIi ra-
tlu-r than :i pi'fall.
"\\'iill-- i realize it. is impossible
for part-tits in clear lile's road of all
t'\ll. yet I do leit-vu it. is within
tin-iv power to build such a. foun-
dation for character that it would
minimize IIII' danger. The most
nnprmslunablc time of life is from
the cradle to_ n-lolcscetit‘r. i2n~
ftoiirzureinent and lens indulgence at
this time is most important.
Cynthia {Grey Says:
Try Budgeting“ Yetii"Tiine
One way to get along on a lim-ttimc.
itcd income is to budget it. You
parcel out such necessities as rent,.
t
I wasn‘t grtting any new in.
; Wl't‘hls.
I "Now I plan my time so that l'.‘
Ipives me greater variety. 1 don't
‘00“ and clothing. and apportion! :ict't'pt every invitation that. comes
your check so as to take care of
these needs.
By making the budget you get a}
good perspective on your extrava.
canoes. 1f you are spending more
of your income on clothes titan you
should .liudgetlng reveals
to you forcibly.
Now. one way to get along on
limited aniourt of time—41nd here
we all share alike~ls by budgeting
your time.
Take eight hours out of your
twenty-four for sleep. another eight
more wherein you have latitude or
choice. ’
And what you do with these last
eight hours is tremendously import-
ant. Probably something more than
an hour is ghen over to eating. or
uprcparlng to cat, or waiting to eat.
And into the remaining seven or less
you must manager to cram your so-
ciai and your cultural activities.
“I‘ve wondered ‘Vhy it was I had
no time," a girl told me. “until I
kept track of myself for a week.
and that showed me just why I
didn't.
"Three of my precious evenings
I spent in having ‘dutes‘
with men I didn't care anything
about.l was just filling in time
with them. Two I spent. at parties
that bored me. One 1 con-
sumed early resting from one
of the parties. One I spent'playmg
bridge. and the other one I spent
with a. friend. talking clothes and
gossiping.
“When I reflected. I realized my
budgeting was faulty. I realized that
the things i need for the good of
my spirit. such as good music. good
books. and inspiring lectures were
being neglected .and that parties
and dates and inconsequential
people were taking too much of my
Piers for the Christmas‘ work and
for the annual meeting in January
will be mmlfi
! along.
| lcrest
the fact i
I accept only those that in-
me. I make an effort to ga-
titer those about me that I care for.
and I eliminate the rest.
"Of course. I don't make have.
land fast rules. but I do tlilnk about
how my precious moments are go-
lllF. and don't just drift with the
r. j tide. l have something to say in the
linaitcr."
i I think she is wise. It is the eas-
licst thing in the world to regard
like time after your job is over for the.
play. or after the day's routine of
Iliousework. as just so much time to
be filled in before another day
brings another round of duties.
What you do with your spare
time is really what. makes you dif-
ferent from your neighbor. it is the
lime in which you keep yourself fit.
physically. and make your friends
and develop your individuality and
your social gifts.
Try to have a rich and varied life.
lno matter what else you don't have.
Think of your time as infinitely
.inore valuable than your money and
budget it much more carefully. Get
something you want. Insist on value
just us you do in return for the
time you spend. when buying mer-
chandise or food.
J evn'sh Women to
Hold Monthly Meet
The Norwnlk Council of Jewish
Women will hold its December
meeting tonight at s o'cloo‘»: in the
Y M. H. .\. llall.
luv. Jasae In champ of the Ho-
lvrew School here will be tit.) mom
speakt'r of the evening. A large at-
tendance is expected.
LEATHER FOR TRIMMING.
Leather motifs in very conven-
tiomtl designs are appliqi'ied on the
new serge and satin frocks I: well
is: on the cloth coats and suits.
rm). i
too‘
:Iuis)’ to pay the prnpv-r attention lot
"i me of the greatest uilstak- s par- .
not 1
Mrs. Frank liishnp. Mrs. Kalli lllvli-
'ardsnn. Mrs. l‘raiik 'l‘l'unibtlil and
:Mrs. l'hillp liol‘m l'.
. 'l‘hui'sday, Mrs, .\‘amutl (II~"IIliII.
ers. ticorun t'ruwinrd, Miss ibvllu
.I"lclt'ht~r. Mrs. \V. H. Chase, .\Iiss'
liiertiizi llitt'lirm k. .‘drs. spilt- litiyt,
.Mrs. Leo .\Illlil'.
'Mrs. Il‘\liiL.’ .\‘ii‘. .\Il“. iltiwar-i l._inl-
ibert. .\Ilb. til-ut'pe llitr-lltivll.
‘ l-‘rlday. Mrs. linrr \\'lllliit.\', .\lrs.
..\l;itlht.'\v incurs. Ml'r. S II. \\iil.~‘-‘
low, Mrs. Andrea-.- l._vnu. .\Ilss .lllliu
.lleldv. Mrs. J. K. \\’lull'ruiib, .\‘lrs.
II. l". Home“. .\It':‘~‘. \V. .\.
Saturday; .\Ilr‘s Harriet
|Miss t‘alhti'iiit: it':IIl. .\l".~.
iiy. Miss Marian In'tlllll'l’).
.delllit: It‘tlt ll. Mrs. .rtiil.
.\iiss Catherine llrown. .\liss rimm-
i'<irmnuiit. Miss .\liuniv I-'ti.~l't_ .\II.‘\
.lulla lionuin.
Monday. .\lrs. t'. ll. lltll‘t"lliil'~‘. .\Ii's.
ii. i“. llrandt-s. Mrs. lt‘raiik \\'.l.l-»r.
|.\ii.\s .\llti'y l-‘ni'tl. .\Iiss Fluvial-~- i‘.:irt.
Ill-it. Mrs. W. H . Prior. hits. I
lSaufnrd, .\lrs. li‘rank Hickman, .\lrs‘.
iW-nfilcy Hayes. .\Irs. I‘:‘l‘lill'\l .l. .\lor-
.izaln. Mrs. t: l2. .\‘otlnl.t::le.
Illll'll.
II.
.\I:.~'~
()4 “rep I
fila-
iSpring'dale Orchestra
l The Spritiuvlaie Orchestra,
nhivli Vincent llotiletlli is tlll‘lt‘ttif'
l
i
F
l
Vaudev'l
.\ ltiul tll'.‘~ II'II' it‘ml t-f thl Ill.".\'- llli""
il_\ltlli~Il:llli‘ll itiilltlrll :htln‘ \\lII Ilt'
heiti toniuht :it Tziio o‘cim-i. at lhel
-IIn_\‘Iuv M'Iitml. Illil'll‘ll. 'I‘Iit' \\'It0l"‘
card, will be plcscilt. 'l‘hv niiuslroi1
ii: scheduled for I“l'III-'lj' and F.llti-‘
nl:I,\' ill the llt-ylt- H‘Iititll. _ 1.
This show proniiM-s Mililf thin: um!
usual in the way of ('lllt‘l‘llllllllll‘lll.
In the first pine“. it h: beini: pill (in
by some "old timers" who make IiilII-i
strI-l shows a regular hobby. includ-I
till: >~tieii well known
William “lloc” Moore.
Smith and lllrani .\If)l'l\'_".
Demands for tickets Ili1\‘-- in Mi Mi
great liiztl. althouuh it was ill lll’ht
M‘Ilt'tllllt‘tl toilolti till: tnht<treis only"
cotnmllanr
lli
.'I‘~
Hi my
on Friday. it was I-lll r decided to l" ..
plat the show- on Saturday
.Iit'l‘t- :ire Hill :i i‘\-\\' l‘t'Ht'l'H‘II stats
his“,
file“ for both nights.
l ’l‘ht' "\t‘llliiu
Mrs. ll‘rank lit-vrs.‘
l
l
\
.\‘laug. .ii‘s.‘
Harry Spt‘t'hi. .\lts'. .\‘t-Isun llrl'nartl.-
lil-IU‘
t\'lil I
til '
\'.lII be dilidvd into.
Io lobe Combined
'\Vltll Minstrel Show and llanec “
il'il"..~ ii: '. '..- I”. . .
shun: bl‘l‘t'lltl. tl‘t- '\.l'lll~ \‘iiw w. 'v-h
Us: and third. Ill" Ii 3H l'l.’
In the minidrul s1...“ (1...... ..
part li.lv~' rtht'aiwtl .ilutu»l tw‘
nusuly tor a mouth. 'i'ia imit
Illt‘llltlt’H lhlt‘ii' lltvt\rt"o:, lli‘; Il
people.
'I‘h-I \llllill'\lllv I'I'li-lt‘lll Mill in
[Illll':
Sonya »—i‘._\' i‘- it :‘ Shard.
llilllt‘t.'-"‘i"flll.‘" I'.uu ll.
.\rlhtir iiiilu-l and lilitrfit‘ll ’l'l‘nm
the \\‘ul'ltl': “nil-l \\l'/..'Ilv!>.
.\ movntc llll'l'lil‘ I‘ll] brute. ‘\‘ii1~’
..\‘ili." Ill will- 2_ .til li‘v twin ,.... t».
Elbe taken by l..".. ilniunltw' i'.
;.\'..i-ui. llnruitl \\ .rr'l ivt~ ti. i'lt l.
l>--ll_ III'lll')' litre. trill. ii.tt'rv I. '>
William .\lor'ou tIllil' lirl'l Illltl
I‘uuluw.
t'lil’l Schmidt} ...-. llmtid '2‘.
for ”1' tlul."lll1."~"l.l"ll v0 i t'ni'
.\Iltiv
Conn. Chapter of League oi"
’
.\i liv’ helm of Miss .\l.ll,.'uit't‘
:I‘lli/L ~ : '1le )ll i:t\~ ind». Sunday aft.
‘ll ll‘ll. .' cvxvup Hi Ill'.‘ l" “it'll v.omt lll
iii ' nix! til‘:.llll.‘t‘tl a t'nniiwc'irut‘
t'h.lp"r of the I.’
. lLZ‘l" tvl' .\liild‘lt‘lilll
ii“ ll Women,
'i'iplw pi‘v‘sl‘lil .\‘ltllil‘tll
. . _ ‘
llll' .llllllltltlltlll for It rllzirb r. and as
t
-l‘Il.tllIi‘ ili"lliltl'l.\ will form the till-3
li‘ll'llS fur .\‘lnti -\\idw l.l"lllll"l'.~lil1l of
.pim. '~!~i-lt"ll \i'lI'I i'~‘.
’ in.»
. lilm'v' 'l'lttliiiprmll Suitiil,.\\lili
'lias Illlll' rm turn :tt:i‘i;t!-.l Willi lltt'
l.\‘l~\v York Ilii'l l> intuiti-
l"i‘.ll‘l‘ lz'liilt'll'll fur ilzl. internal
illi'lhltlt‘IIIV. limit the lmsplllil
ill .\'t'.‘.' York in i‘ha‘h ri‘w
H‘tlilllll‘dl rillvt' Il'i‘
l'l‘ilili‘li.
brill
has lwt n
“i“‘l'lliltill. .‘l tulr.‘
TO (five Coucert [dial not: of chitin: and an lhlli‘l‘ri—‘l
{Hull wt i'l‘l.’|"‘! I.~r
’tt ibl this
llcr n IIIi' liltk LI‘III
t'tllilil't’llt'lll t'li:l l'lt l‘
inability In at-
tli‘ 'Il'i.:.lll:...iltiii.
1:: .'-.\',t'»r.~ vi the
ilir'iub-‘l‘s. Slit'
Il.‘ l‘iilll;
i:, going to give uiioiin r cone. rt tin. ,, .
.nlgiit in the Spriiludalc li‘ii'e 'ia,ii,i“"‘s ”1“" l”“”“”””“~‘ll’ '-l""litl INH-
Ftttinford. Miss .\lasz'siinl :lnll .\lissiw'H-y I‘Hfl‘l'xll‘! “L ‘1'" Hm" ”hill“
Elt‘lsher come to the orchestra t'ruiii.1 \ _ -. ‘ , _
the New York School of .\lusiczii' .‘h" "H“Im“ “”“lti‘” "’> ill-“U 0f
l.\il. “l'llll‘Il .\Il’. litllievlli also in—E"“‘""“""“v “”4 thumb. prominent
litllllfi. . .tn ”I" N"‘", l'Iu'k brnnt-li. found
5 The ill'o'gmm for (“flight inviudls ismm’” "' ll"~""“i"‘l' ”till w bust
...' ~hv was llllllltlv' in camp to 1hr
I‘ni‘t l.»-.\l‘.u‘t'h. "Home Lind." ui'-.
uha-slrll: "t‘niliwit'al l'lllllll'h.” (ile—l‘"'"“1”l«'. 5’1". too. Si'ill a not“ of
l\t-ric.) orchestra; "I-‘rnlit nt' til-li'j‘l" ' ‘llli‘. .\liss lliiulx—Ilw x mm ulmu-l
Fruits." orciirktl‘a; \lt‘lll‘. sol“. .\Ilrsll'll'dhl.‘ rilt’l'ltll for honorary vi.-.._
Maui'slrn; corn-t win. "S ‘rt-nutl. i p.~:».~.;‘.g. ii‘ ..~ 'h.- l'uniu t llv'lll Illll\ili1:.
l‘hnilvs t'.ppe‘:;tr.i. plum >Illl'_l .\ll'», lI\l"I .\lt‘ill-L lli'lllliiili'T. v ‘14»...
‘ Miss lia/el .\ahvl'. ‘l‘bl'I-l‘nl. Ili'. Ih lilinwr. has I'l‘tft'lif-
I‘di‘l :.~v"lvll.l," \'.ll;“ ilt' I‘mllt-l. l.‘ 'Iith'll H'H'l‘ IIil' 'I‘istm (tgfute in
Or. lit-sli‘a; “Sammy ('dih i‘la." inaii~
dolln sole. Vim-nut Iillitittllll \lllllli
solo, l'cn t'ilsvrtll. “\i'i .\twartl llti.‘
tlillii’ch.) Ul't‘livsti'i.
D. A. R. to Observe
Thirty-First Birthday
Stamford (‘liaptv-t'. it. .\.
Ill‘ItI on Friday. line. i. at the IiUilit'i
Straw—l
League of Voters to Hear
.\It\.\" t'.
Following
of Mrs. Charles \\'.
berry Ilill, Stamford.
short llllHiIit‘SN muting
will be. gih‘li by Mrs. Charles .
llisseli. State recent. Miss Krillit‘l'llit
Arnold Ni‘llltll'lli. Stale Vice-lieu-vnt
and Mrs. John Luidlaw l‘-lvl.
orary State lit-mm. ’I‘hn- Chapter
will observe. its tiiiity-l‘lrsl birthday.
On Thursday l'utnani llili Chap-
.ter of Greenwich will entertain the
Slate lit-guilt lllltl Shite \‘h‘e-I‘u'gt‘lll
at, a luncheon at l‘utnain ti‘oltacte.
{meeting will ieiiow the luncheon.
1
l
As an organized unit the. National
Society. Daughters of the American
Revolution. is thirty-the. years (lid
Stephen .\‘ovak and Mary lludov-
sky were married yesterday after-
noon at 2 o'cloek at the home or the
bride. .7 1-2 lily avenue. llev. Ste-
plieu Doluis performed the cure-
mony.
After the wedding a reception and
supper were held for friends and
relatives of the iitiincdiate family at
the bride‘s home. Shortly after. the
newly married couple left on a
honeymoon trip to Florida.
High School to Give
Christmas Cantata
A Christmas cantata “The Kelly-
ity." is to be presented by the Glee
club of the Straiford lligli School on
Friday. December 18.
The proceeds will be turned over
to the fund which is being raised by
the Senior class to defray the ex-
penses of the proposed trip to Wash-
ington D. C. during the Easter va-
cation.
Two Girl Scout
Meeting Scheduled
Mrs. Walter S. Munro. chairman
of the Girl Scout Officers Associa-
tion has called a. meetlnillof that
body for tomorrow event at the
home of Miss Jennings on Lewis
street nttl o'clock. A full ’Llltnd-
once is urged.
The textile: quarterly meeting of
the Girl Scout Council will be Iielli
Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock
at the Royal James Inn.
gliivv‘rsitic. and \‘.Itt\ has lull-ti Ilt'II\I
till the werl. Hf lllv- IwuL’llé from
than i‘r.inri.~co tn \\'n~liili;:mir l). t‘.,
.w:.,-. .‘lblit'tl l-_v illlll'tlllll officials to
’l'ut‘ln ll t‘ounwtieut urcaniyntiwti.‘
She workwi in Hilliilin'llfiii with
-.\li.~.< i‘itzzirv laid. who 13:“: also been
.
The regular live. nibcr meeting ol‘
ll. will ”Li
:iddreghnSI
ll.‘
3 World Court D'seusswl'
lion-i
il
i
this year. During this comparatively,
n Iiil'liiln'l‘ t-t‘ IIII' l:.:lll‘llll] til'g:llit/.ll-‘
'tioii. (lIIil'i’ tilt-ilil'ni‘fi in (il'tl‘liHIt‘ll
Ai'i'icr. Pen .\.,"
lull
t . . . t' ' '
HIIIL‘.\ wt Ill lzwtvu .\llil‘.
‘timi,
omen ()rgan'zctl
art- llowliw :‘IItllltlltiti'lfi' t.\l.. .-.
i.. .\ltviituninei‘yl and .\l:'~. ill J
.\iittitunui-ll'y. .\Ilr“. .Iilliil .l “illi' 1"
\i‘r-stln-it. .\ll.~~. i-‘iorvnm- i1p:i_\ii .\l
zy of llristol iillll .\li~'< .\un's ‘
of New IQi‘itniil (ll"' iiivlnlnrs ..- t .
national nreniiizntimi.
.\t the meeting Sunday (till i'
Mrs. Ili'lllliiL’I'r \\'Il‘~' elerll «i pit ‘l 1.
Mi». Laura \'. llnalwv, \iw -prv.~l I~
and .‘-l.~~ I“ll.ii.‘li'lllll. .\tt‘l'i'lilrl'-Ilt.--
lll"'l'. .\Ill‘. t‘tirtis liltritlc-y Ilnii‘...
\l'r‘lI-ldltl'dill llllit-‘i‘sfllifilt‘il‘ and wt.‘~
her min t'Iilll‘.it'l' r riwlt-ht's .
‘renvl
.\llS. llinxly “win iii:l'.l Ilill.‘
aL'vr ihu Staliiifortl ‘l'iit:.'¢t'.
.\Irs. t‘uitstaiicc lil'l:<~- I'lwlllic. Inl'
(it til- \\'enirii',\- p:i:;.- of ill“
t‘ui'ul .\II\'til‘.lIt‘. val'v- plum! w-
t‘kf‘t‘tllih.‘ t'lI:t.i|li7!'t-,
’l‘ii- of Alien
“Mitten is .t illt'iiillt r of in.»
l‘mlvraiimi ut‘ \ium-n'. t"
of lilt' National
‘.\'I;llt
clinic a
lltlf'll'fl'.
there
5.
InllL‘lIw .3. i‘.‘
ti-lwu.
l-I-Iitni
its lilt lll'n i‘.
majority of tho..- i‘ i i
in “st-apt 3‘. and
fll‘t' artists. r- '
t‘tliiiptm.;-,_
.v
.ltfiti
Ii'u'llll‘il'S. l'i’h‘l‘lllt']. .\ "i-
vi‘S. illill 5.. on through [1,.» ..
at". :. Th:- :~.‘;ttid:irti ni' alliiiilta‘ u.
lllt i..ln rsliip illt Hill: 5 not nit'
pi‘tltts:~'iwii..l ’lilll rtwative re
' ~iit~. I :i' lhw [titiupn :tt i l‘
high mill-r of it an”,
.\ Irv. til Ii” Ill’llllll;> \\llii
isnnlwn iz'ttibnai‘y i‘i“ earl-in .lv
lit-lid. .\lllllt' l‘t-lluiws' .ltIIlii~it‘iil. l\
«line I.‘."' linbs, :\Il‘.\ 'I‘iiotuzt-- t.
\\'itit« i~ Mrs. .\llv rt i‘:i_.,~o:i 'l‘v 1‘
Ilr, ‘\\'iiiitrtti Sawmill. S‘oii-l l' .v
llailty .\lltll. Mrs. .ltm l3. Tilt
Elsie .l.llll.\. llama. >> italihtiiiiv ii.
Kltlllbi‘ and llll' \voirteti t'tllll‘l~
llillll_\ \I‘l'l well known nizigaziiw
well as journalists of putt.
lh‘
\\‘eilil .i
friends will
.\lr. lil'l‘lltl'i le.tl\ .\‘initli
Illl' .~til‘_ll"‘l of III" World
a int-elliit: of the Let :1
'l‘iiursday. Ih't‘vmhnr
nor llouse ill Wistport. :
The resolution to iota the. \\'0rlIlI
t‘euit cunt-s tip. by special order. I'll-L
the .\‘t‘llltl': on December 17th. l.cii~f
Mt mi»._~r:. o: l".tirtiv- d County
I.til':tlt‘ if Volt-rs and their
have a chance to hear
speak (lnl
t‘t)tli‘t all
t: It) ll" lll‘llli
at the .\fa.‘
U
cm at Women Voters iiiI-iiibcrs itl’t‘l
brief span of years this organizationt lug. ii to write to their senate”,
has had I an .‘lSlOlliltIlllfl’ t-ra elf :tsllhl-J them to indorsc the Pentium.
growth and “Noun-ills]intents. Uffliil t‘ourt of International Justice;
which it. is justly proud. 1and to \‘(ilni l'ul the adherence of illi'l
iliiitcd States to this tribunal. Sn:
ltliat they may he tlieronuhly con-i
. , . . . l . .
NIaly BudOVSky IS k l wrsuut with all the proposals made“
I ltor our trtr-inec t Tl ‘ ' '~ '
‘ I ‘ l . 0 it. “it I
\\ ed to Stephen Nova : . . t
Court. 'l‘hn- Imagnv of Women Vet-i
«rs throughout the country havr;
had speakers. who have studied the:
question from all angles. discuss this!
all-inippi‘iant lb'nllL‘. l
Mr. Smith. one of Connecticut's“
ablvst lawyers. a graduate from
Yale in 181.1 and :i poet-graduate a
few years later rt-ceiied his l.l..Il.
in HUS. II" practiced law at Hart-i
ford. lie was a member of the
Hartford Common Council. from
II'Jon to lit": and chairman of the
Hartford Republican ’l‘Onli Com.
mittee in 1903. I“UIIO\\'ID1§ that he
served as a member of the Connec-
ticut Hause of Representatives. He
was als‘n Deputy Commissioner of
Corporations Department of Com-
nierce and Labor from 1903-1907.
('I‘ of Corporations.
the l‘roprt-ssivn candidate
ernor of this state. Mr. Smith is
president of the Hartford Branch
for gov.
‘ M r.
and from 1907 to 191‘: Commission-l
, .
In 1912 he was;
of the ‘ leign Policy Association
Of part ar interest. to League
members is the fact that he is the
husband of the recent-fly retired
of Women Voters.
A second speaker for the Decent-
bcr 3rd incctinr will be Mrs. Clark
president of the Connecticut League;
(it Lukmill-s. town. who
.1 report of the Stab: Cum-ur-
Mrs. Clark is a member of th- l
publicin Town Committee of l
ville. .\‘Il'l is now Ht)l‘\InL‘. her t1 . l
U'l‘iii as .'i grand juror. She is w
man of the Child Hygiene Con .
Lakeville. which is iint i‘ ‘
direcllun ot' the State Hour-5 .
Ilctllih
Mrs. Clark will speak at 2: o'
Smith at :1. .
The open business nieetiiiz.
begin :1! Hum when reports 0: ...-
L'ti‘S. chairmen of committees :..i
Immune presidents will he givwi
Luncheon reservations may it
mail»: by continui‘catiiig with '.
\Vtslport Manor House. Tel. \\-
port tilt}. or with Mrs A \\' l
lit-liner. Telephone Norwalk \'.‘l
\Hl.
lm: U.‘
GLORII’YING THE APPLE.
A combination suit of apt-ice?
colored voile is trimmed with :ipi-l- a‘
in shades of" green and red. appiw
qued on the surface.
T00 BAD.
CARL: The average will ;.iii\
clothing weighs .about viullt (:1lnl'w.
JOE: it's a shame.liv-y w our sin b I.
heavy shoes.
New Oldsmobile Six
More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower Prict
.. On Display .
AARON KOHN
9. R. R. Ave. 80. Net-walk
Phone 489
SPECIAL THIS
2 '80. Main St.
CARNATIONS $1.00 DOZ.
-— at the -—
SOUTH N ORWALK FLORIST
FUNERAL DESIGNS 33.0" AND I'll’
WEEK ONLY
Telephone 364
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