THURSDAY, DECEMBER
3, 192.").
Entertains
W
the
late
in
oms on Wall street
turkey supper st 6 o‘clecl
ill
down to the table. For th.
‘ All the past noble grands 0.
die bud been invited out
who attended included:
Charlotte Crosby Miss Ciilln
land.
Mlud Brown
den.
is. Mary lienncy Mrs. this and
'j' Clarence Buttery.
40 candidate was initiated by
strep team. It was expected
there vivould be several more
_ a; to the stormy weather.
or the candidates were kept
l\i rs.
.‘ Irving Reed and a fine corps
~ tents had charge or the
it: the grand officers present
Emma. Wilson, president oi
“tube aes'embly from Stamford.
Augustus Barthel, chaplain
to tote assembly from this city
in. Pearl Themes. past president
state assembbly from Row ay.
Leo Davis. grund master. who
Hilbert talk at the supper. ‘
‘ Jessie Ferguson. mat-shallot
. is associdtion trom Stcmtord.
Lillian Hodges. assistant con-
,“ the mists assembly from
’ Ethel Rodimer. inside guard
mutate assembly' from New
Clara Loatherland, deputy
t. 16th district. this city.
- R the evening the past pres-
, Hm- Emmi Wilson. Will pre-
Members or the lodge. Missi
therland making the pres-
Elizabeth Plait then present-
. Leatherland vs‘lih a large
oi; of cbrysunthemuins on be-
t the lodge
owinz the business meeting_a
time was enjoyed. and ice
dud coke were sewed.
u. College Club
Holds First Meet
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Benton! Stoddard. president
e Bridgeport Smith College Club,
uh (or this season. held lose
y afternoon at the home of
Muiory Smith. Myrtle avenue.
“Dori.
ring the coming your the grad-
plan to study the various
es of Work and study in
”.anith Alumnae have‘engng:
. erday’s subject was: "80.
~ in‘ Connection With Philan-
'Cui‘oiyn Chapman read a pa-
ln interview which she had
17’ with the professor of
PS? at Smith. while Miss Alice
innit. who is connected with a
.. - oi'Kanizstion spoke of social
lions in Bridgeport.
‘ ll'rncy Campbell Dickcs. Jr..
ugly talked of! the history
oty and the outlook of noted
lists. She quoted from Ed-
(ilbbon, noted historian and
of 150 years etc. who was
c of society's future and
a. on Book. who wrote of con-
in 1934. and took a. pessimis-
iude toward the future. Gib--
wbabiy best known for his
'rli’ "The Rise,snd Fall of
n Empire. 3
ut evening at the Y M.
i all 8 o’clock. Mrs. Ed-
‘ 26:11. or New York. spoke
Wty for the Jewish pso-
elp the work of the
' fSisters’d Rebekah“ Lodge,
Sumuci .
. member of the club
A“? The Club gym class
as at the first meeting vat “
Grand Officers
i
l ~«~I'liotu by Munuglnn nnd;Wclcli
Allis. JOHN CRAVt’iv‘Olllil
0fWestport who will speak on
her experiences in the Losisloture
before the Souihport Current Events
Club Tomorrow
Welfare Workerto . .
Speak'atiB. and P.
Miss Mary Dugan will be, the
speaker for tho Business and Pro:
torsional Women‘s Club at their
meeting on Monday evening in
Stamford, Miss Dugan is from the
,Cennecticut Child Welfare Arsenic...
lion and will tell what Con‘nectlcut
is doing for its neglected and depen-
dent. children. She is an active
in Hartford.
and a forum \i-co president of the
national federation of Business and
Professional Woilmn 3 Clubs.
. Members or fit Sumter club are
psked to lustre t ir petiole for the
club sale at the club team's ltl'lior-
Fficttlturdi Hall on Thursdtiir eve.
hing. The b'uzual. which will feature
a variety-of fancy articles, in plan-
ned for Friday. in the vacant store
in the Guriey Building.
will meet
again on Monday at the MethodlSt
churchr flour 6: 30 to 7: 30. Members
who wish to Join even though they
did not uttend the first meeting.
may conlc‘ on Monday. Miss ll‘lor-
once Stochrs is the teacher. There.
“ill be a council meeting of the
club on Friday cv oiling.
“Quest of the Holy
Grail” to Be Given
Members at the Woman's Club
of Stdmford have been most inter-
ested in the program of the club
this year. Each lecture stands out
in the memory as something worth
while. Theyhuye been entertained
and instructed.
But on Del. 16. inc program
roaches buy: of its high spots when
Abbey's “Quest of the Holy Grail"
will be produced in tableau and
pageantry. This will be under the
direction of Mrs.'Lyons. who has
given the some thing with grout suc-
cess before many clubs and other
organizations throughout New Eus~
land.
She exactly reproduces the music
and he: had the costume copied-and
brings with her the back drops of
wonderful blues. reds and gold.
Against these. she poses the various
figures in such a way that the re-
produced panels have all the ethics.
phero of the original paintings as
seen in the Boston Library; The
characters will betaken by the mem-
bers of the Women's Club.
The regular meeting of the Hos-
pital Sewing Committee of St. Jo.
seph’s church. was. held! yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. S.
Costello. 16 Fuirtield avenue. Fol-
lowing the regular session. refresh-
meals were served.
to the work of, the Red Cross. The
program ‘vms in charge of Mrs.
tsunuel Roodner. _
The next. meeting or the chapter
will be held on Wednesday January
holsters ,which is similar
' «was. in in. Am 1......
' DELEMBER 6
will suit interest from
' Leona Cuvanusli.
W"?
. Florida Quartette to
Mr- B. DeWitt Havonl.’ at: East
It. was not decided whether , .
. unites two coats for each trock one
”even. This will prevent the bread
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N ORWALK GIRL'
. SCOUTS LOSE
BASKETBALL GAME
in a. basketball game botwoen
Mrs. Waiter Munro's Girl Scout
troop .this city. and the \Vestport
girl denote. it score of iii to 0 in in.
tor of Wtstpcrt. was tallied. The
game took place yesterduy nflbrnolm
ut the Westport "Y "
The lineup tor the glililt “11>. .Is
foilous: Not-unlit:
1‘0i‘WIi‘dh.l\lurJUliu 'I‘llorpc und
Gunrds. Eloise. hicl‘ilroy um] Cure]
Wing.
tiltnttr. l<‘runccs Merrill.
Ride Collier, Margaret “'uudu‘m‘d.
"l‘lvo substitutes, I‘Jliznbclll Denitc
and Frances Cl‘iuudlcr.
Westport:
it‘orwurds, Sully Dickson and Mary
lioehun.
Guards. llubby
Lillian l‘ioiflgurt.
Center. Dorothy Lees.
Hide Center. Sue Crawford.
A second game will be staged Dc
combat- 14, between the some two
troops at tile Gruco Perish bull in
Nolwulk. “hen the gills 0! Min
Munro's troop hope to pin bncli
their lcurcis.
Cummings and
Give Benefit Concert
The Florida quartetic. well known
jubilee singers will be heard at the
Westport Y. M C. A. on Friday
night. The recital will start at 5:15
and is for the benefit of tho Emily
B lguller scllolaiship fund. The
Woman's Town iinprov clnenl Assn.
elation is iltlslng $5 000 for the
scholarship ‘tund. The interest of
this money will be used each year to
pay the tuition of some Westport
boy or girl at college. The young
negro artists in the mini-lotto are
college students at Boston. Mass.
Election oi? Logic-ii .y'
Auxtlial'y Dec'.15‘
dics' Auxiliary oi’ tliu’ Amer-loco Le-
gion use held Tucsduyfifnisb tilt
Odd Feiions‘ hall. Regular b uses
and nomination of officers unit tale-
on up.
The ode-cued of officers pill be
held at. the unfit meeting which will
take place December In.
A fancy aitiele and food sale will
be held on Friday and Saturday in
an empty store at 5?. South Main
street. The sale will be in charge of
l Mrs. H41 ry Simone.
Mother and Daughtel
Supper December 9 '
The Laciits' Benevolent ussoiia‘
lien 01 the First ("ongregutionui
church will give u Mother" s and
Diliitiller'fi supper on Wednesday
evening. December 9. at 0:15)
o'clock in the church. Plans urn
bolus made to ucccmodatc
guests at the affair. which will be
the second one given by. the associa-
tion. Ityis understood that the sup-
pers will be made annual affairs.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements includes: Mrs. Elle
Partrick. Mrs. Peter M. Clark. Mrs.
W. H". Baldwin. Mi‘s Joéisii Gregory
and Mrs George 3. Russell
Church ChOir Plans
To Give Pageant
Members at the chorus choir of
the booth Not-walk Baptist Church
are asked to be present at the weekly
Prayer meeting at the church to-
night. A speCIRLmusicttl program
withbe a. lecture or the evening. E.
intrusion will have charge of the
mwtin‘.
There will be a rehearsal of those
taking part. in the Christmas pageant
iomorrowievcning st 7:30 o'clock in
the church; Tho-members of the
choir also are requested to be present
at the rehearsal. The pagacut will
be given in the church on Sunday,
December 20. .. , .
The regular meeting of the
"Watch Your Stitch club“ was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
avenue.
the next meeting would be held be.
fore the Christmas builders.
poem. o in coins. -
A sleeveless chiffon-coat to wear
for evening that is bold: exploited
by a smart French delimer. She
to be were outside on the street.
end poo for restaurant or inside
weer.
BAKE BREAD EVENLY
Make a cash lengthwise in sour
breed dough before piecing it in the
strum rising higher on one side.
chemo FDOUNOES stuns.
“.le the newest silk frocks. Some. ,
lines the skirt is coxdposed cntiic— '
Plated'flounoe: are seen on many
it of “to or; three of these.
The regular meeting oi illizi Lo...
100 .
Sewing Club Meets
For Regular Session '
‘under'tho tur wrap is a; new idu '
News“; is to have u. Quota. Club.
On Docclubcr 10. at. the Strutlicld
hotel in Bridgeport. several women
from News“: will be in nttcudnnce
iii. :1 luncheon which will be given
under the auspices of the Bridgi-pcri
purpose of forming in. club here.
imiuIlu of the nifuirs were dis-
cussed at u lllL‘t'iillg’ ot‘ lilt:’i.il'illK“'
port chapter held yesterday at the
Strutiicld llolcl.
"Miss Amelia “‘cmlcrctll. execu-
livc secretory ot‘ the ,llridgrpm-l
chapter oi the American itcd (from
was chosen cllnlrlnuu of the Oi‘il'illl-
izutioli L'oilllllilluv.
club through Miss \V’omlcrolll. will
organize the brunch in Norwalk. the
prospective members from this city
to be oulertuii‘led at the December
16th luncheon. There will be a
special program for the occasslou.
"We hope to umber together in :l.
Norwulk Quota Club. repneniutiv-
on from the respective professions."
said Miss \l'endcrolll when asked of
just who the membership would
consist.
For lilo ill‘lilffii nl‘ those.
not. understand “but it local (lucid
Club would be it should be explain-
ed first it would be a branch or the
national organization of Quota
Clubs. Club membership consists
of one woman for such profession
oi‘ which at town. or city boasts. In
the Bridgeport. Quota Club for in.
Women’s
Annual Ch
The. Christmas
Women’s nssoulutiou
hold yostcldu) afternoon at 3 o clork
in the dining 100m of the church.
which was prottlly decorated in
Christmas colors. The committee in
charge or the lllcetlng was Mrs. A.
L. Whipple. Mrs. C. i’. Fri-y and
Mrs. Arthnrklmmnhuis.
At the business "101 ting it ups in.
lost ybnr.,iuhirli ends in January
would be easily incl and that $860
lied been' spent in remodeling the
kitchen of the thumb. The nomin-
ating imnmitiru “hitil includes
Mrs broiler-bk Rowan, lire lrunk
Bindbuly and Mrs. J M. Canbuln
will civic their report at. tin" meeting
Norwaik to Have Quota Club;
Formation at Luncheon Dec. 16
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ulmplui‘ of the (plain Club. for lllc'
’l‘lm Bridgeport ‘
1
who do;
Association Holds ..
meeting of the on‘Junusry 6-
ot the South
Norwulk Congreg uttonul cllurlli “as
ported iiinbihc budget for the pics-1
. m”..-
stuncc there are the following:
1 A dancing teacher.
I A drsmstlc teacher.
. A physiotherapist.
- bonurC. Knapp. director or Reil-
uious Education in Bridgeport.
Florence Causidy. bend of the ln-
tr rnutionnl Institute of the Y. W. C.
1‘:
Minnie Kuhiuss. Juvenile i'robo—
tion Officer.
Victoria. Lurrneur. head or the
Catholic Community House.
Miss Winniircd Nicholas. society
editor of the Bridgeport Slur.
Doris Lake. or the Booth and Buy.
Ilrm (Yommvl‘t-lul School.
ilrssic ii(‘i"‘il. of tlm‘ Morris l'lsn
Bunk.
Miss Amelia \Velldt‘i‘olil, executive
secretary of the Bridgeport chapter
of the American lied Cross.
Currie Roberts. Publicity Dirt-ctor
of the Community Chest drive.
Marjorie Grant. deun of
Bridgeport High School.
Mrs. C.
Morgan "Direct by Mail" Advertis-
ing; Agency.
Helen Clark. i'byricul instructor
at the Bridgeport High school.
Charlotte Fargo. representative of
the Dennison Crepe Paper Novelties
in Bridgeport.
Members f the Kiwanis in this
city have 0 cred their whole heart-
ed cooperation in the formation or it
Quote. club in Norwalk.
the
ristmhas Meeting
A special meeting of
the executive committee will be held
Lon Monday cloning at 7:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. -L‘oburn. 55
South Main Itrcet.
Chilstmes carols worn sung fol-
lowing the business meeting. after
which Mrs. l". H. Jocobs'nud Mrs.
llsrry Wardcll gave at short pluylot.
“heaven on Noisy Crock." depicting
who work of the. schools or the south
em highlands. Mrs. M. ii. McCuua-
loud "It‘ll lead a lhristmus story.
A number of gifts. \v are brought in
by the inembeis. which gifts will be
soft to the I' ltusmt Hill Academy in
Tcunessw; for distribution among
school children there. The. gifts
wort: r 'cciied by Mrs l‘r unit Brad.
bun. “he was dressed as Santa
Ciuus.
Mrs. Eugenio Strong. liritlsil au-
thority on Greek urt and archaeo-
logy. is coming to America for a lec-
iurc tour; and she will be greeted.
no doubt. 'Wilil a fresh assortment of
quips and stillies questioning the ab-
us our money's worth.
Ibis noteworthy that the jestcrs
who delight. to belittle the foreign
folks who visit the United States
to exchange ideas with us urn
mostly of the mule persuasion. The.
fact is u tribute to the American
woman's innate sincerity.
Through. some strange fundamen-
Miss .. 1926
When a men comes home at. tired
but be it i
won
Cynthia Grey Says:
Don’t Laugh at Woman’s Sincerity
~.
llity of the lecturing British to give.
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“a”...
tai. difference in attitudes of mind.
women almost. invarisbly is more
rcccptivc to new thoughts and
ideas than is her mate. She is less
skeptical. less doubting. more trust-
ling.
The Finer Philosophy
We laugh at woman's proverbial
inability to manage financial affairs
successfully. pointing to this trait
no the bread and meat of the exiso
[once or swindler and clusters. But
in a finer philosophy this shortcom-
ing. after all. is but another witness
'to the simple yet. tremendous truth
that women‘s sincerity is u very do.
finite and very lusting thins. and
that she inclinesv away fromu—s-
man inclines toward—the boast that
She already “knows it all. "
The dominant issue in great poll-
tioai affairs or lute years has been
,lntcrnetioncltonl. in America. at
least. the more progress toward
. world undeset'endiin; hes been nude
lby tho traditional "weaker m."
Sincerity and 'receptiveness have
been the qualities of the America
women that underlie this prom.
Tin-ouch the programs of thousbt
and activity of almost every wo-
men's organization in this countrw
there runs a. common current of
world peace effort.
it is true. generally speaking. tint
women has not. dealt with the
”practical" phases of the peace sen-
timent or women there is a soil-
darity which "practical" man has
yet; must: sttsin in the end before
to attain. yet must. cttln in the end
before results one home. Woman bu
sought pence. not. reasons why peace
is impoasible.
The right leadership indisputably
in women's. and to women the ml.-
ier credit must be (Wen when the
goal finally is attained. .
It Isn’t Humorous
Dent laugh at woman because
she is innocently trusting. because
she likes to hear the talks e! leo-
turing Britisherl. because she has
more faith than men in the rest of
humankindl
For woman's spiritual leadership
shares responsibility with man‘s
practical leadership for the success
or all our strivings toward more
happiness.
A. O. H. Auxiliary to
Hold Installation
Annealing of the udios' Auxilim
c! the Ancient Order of Hibernian
was held le‘st evening at 8 o'clock
in the Catholic clubhouse on West
avenue. The regular business was
treated“! lad it was decided to
holdenn infliction of members It
the met- at Columbus inn. wen
smile. on Sunder allot-noon :
o’clock. It. II M that the state
emit"! maniacal. Mrs. Jennie Ger-
poii and the county preiidsnt of the
0
G. Morgan. bend of the
CALVERT CLUB
BEGINS STUDY
OF THE MASS
The rcxuldr meeting of the" Cal-
vert Club was held last night in the
8 o’clochs. At the business meeting
in charge or Miss Anne McMahon.
it was decided to hold a Christmas
celebration in tho churcu Wednes-
day December 16. At this meeting.
ouch member is to contribute a
share of the pron-am. It was also
voted that the club give a. year's
subscription to a magazine to some
local institution.
Follows: the business session.
the meeting was turned over to Miss
lielcu Kelly. nicaclicr at the Frank-
lin Junloi High school Miss Kel-
ley's program included: talk by
Mr». Daniel ’i‘oomey. on the "Study
oi the Moss”: Miss Ethel Blake and
Miss Catherine Duffy. short current
events; Miss Kelly then gave a. short
review of the life of Hillaro Beiloc:
Miss Helen Retehford rcviwed one
on Belloo's books. “The Path to
Home": Miss Madeline Campbell
read several extracts from the poem
by Belloc. ”The Modern Traveller."
and Mrs. William Teasdale got an
outline of one. of his boolle of cs-
suys entitled “0n." She read an ce—
say from the book on the word.
“And." ~
The study of the mass will be
continued at the next meeting. un-
til a thorough study has been made
or the mass
LOCAL BRIEFS
W
People seem to be doing their
Christmas shopping early this year.
They are doing most of their shop.
ping in the early afternoon. Dolls.
doll houses and doll carriages are
the invoritc gifts for girls, while toy
automobiles are popular with the
boys.
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w'l‘houyhti‘ul gifts for the home.
Our stocks huvo never been so large
and so varied. Reasonably priced.
A. J. Collins Compuny.-Adv.
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«Pictures, Mirrors. Desks. Sow-
ing Tables. Smoking Stands. End
Tables. Too. Wagons. Book Ends,
Candle~stlcks. Cnndlcs. Dcsk Sets.
Fancy Chub-s. Fire Sets. end And-
lrons. A. J. Collins Company—Adv.
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There was it meeting of the Fro.-
ternol Order of Eagles in the Molt
street club rooms lust night .
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wNothiu; is more beautifying in the
home than u nice lamp it adds
cheer and couliort. The laxge and
varied assortment of all the shapes
and styles. shown by the A. J. Colo
line Company. offers an omlortuniiy
to everyone to have one or more of
these lamps at an unusually low
price.-—-Ad\.
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Oflicer Harry E. Page. who is on
night duty at the iirst district police
station, is linking in New York city
today-
It
«Xmas Sale of L‘sei'ul Gills and
homemade foods. Friday it A. M. to 6
P. M.: Saturday 9 A. M. to 9 P. M..
at 52 South Main 51.. by American
Legion Auxiliary.
B
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The Executive board of the Girl
Scout Council will meet tomorrow
morning at ten o‘clock in the Royal
James Inn.
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”Fancy China. (ilaesuurc. Console
Sets. Tea. and Dinner Sets. Lumps.
Pyrex Ware. A. J. Collins Com-
pany.—-Adv.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the An-
cicnt Order of Hibernians held a
meeting last night in Catholic club-
house on West avtnue.
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~THE CLIFFORD TAILOR.
O. Cerulii. Prop.. says: “Don't
throw away or give un'ay your zero
nlents that need repairing. Bring
them here and have an estimate
given far placing the same in proper
sl 1pc. It’s surprising how many
folks do this and are satisfied." Elie.
about street (Just around tllecorncr
from South Main street).——Adv.
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Temple lodge. F. and A. M.. or
Westport, will hold lts,annual com-
munication and election of officers
on Thursday evening. December 10.
The oil'icers will be installed on the
following Thur-allay: December 17.
B
Any part of. 20.000 yards of Filling
for sale. Reasonable price. '1‘. F.
Foley 5: Co.. Inc. Contractors and
Excavators. Phone “Git—Adv.
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—-Visit our store and look over
our line of Gifts. inexpensive and
thousands to choose from. A. J.
Collins Compuny.—Adv. ‘ .
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St. John's Temple. Number 0. of
the Masonic order will hold its meet-
ing tonight at? :45 in the clubrooms
on Berkeley street. Election of of-
ficers and reports of the committees
will be the chief business for this
eveninc.
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-—Bitumlaou; gougehold Coal.—
mrris & Guns—Adv.
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First Selectman King W. Mansfield
of Westport was a business visitor
in Norwalk yesterday.
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Any part of 20.000 yards of Filling
for sale. Reasonable price. '1‘. F.
Foley 6': Co.. Inc. Contractors and
Excavators.
Phone list—Adv.
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Lewis Wat-lemon. retired farmer of
Prospect street. Greens Forms. was
s. vuitor in Nomi} on' Wednesday.
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A. Rickeanwmmm
untouched.
basement of St. Mary's church. or
iFirst ME. Church Holds
‘ Annual Sale
Popular
For her' interest in “"I'nmbourinc."
forthcoming student opera of the
l'nl‘ersiiy of Michigan. Miss Doro-
thy Stone. dsughttr. of Fred Stone
famous comedian has been elect-
ed the first woman member of
Mimes. honorary dramatic frater-
nity of the university.
Ladies Aid Clears
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Ludies' Aid Society of the
Noru'alk M. E. Church, which was
held yesterday afternoon at the
church. it was estimated that nearly
$300 was cleared from the humor.
which was held at the church on
Tuesday. The. regular busllwss was
also carried out.
ovenuc is in the Norwnlk Hospital
at the present time. She has just.
undergone an opt-ration performed
by Dr. Tracey and Dr. Perry.
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—--Rudies and V'lcrrolas sold on
easy terms. Donnelly.——~Adv.
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The Hospital \Vhist Club will hold
a meeting Friday evening. Decem-
ber 11.
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-Everything in Toys.
Second
Floor. Donnelly's.—-—Adv. .
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CUTBILLS FISH. MARKET.
Oysters. cscallops and clams are
in good season now and this market
has choice stocks. of the some re-
ceived fresh each day. imported
Finan Huddle (and what makes a
better and tastier dish) here at. all
times. fish food of the season can
always be obtained at the establish-
ment. Deliveries made to all sections
0! Nor-walk and vicinity. 71. North
Main St. Phone 108.—Adv.
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I. 0. 0. F.. M. U.. Loyal Unity
Lodge. No. 9510. will hold it meeting
tomorrow night at Red Men's Hall.
West Washington street at 8 o'clock.
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-—-Now is the time to arrange for
your fur remodeling work. Ex.
ports are employed here for the re—
modeling‘ot fur coats. Conservative
prices prevail. The Twin City Valet.
67 North Main strcct. Phone 408.—
Adv.
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New Gift Department new open.
Donneliy’s: second floors-Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lunchnk. who
were married in this city on Novem-
ber 27, are now ill Richmond. \‘ir~
ginla. staying at. the Jefferson Hotel.
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——Iver Johnson bicycles and Iver
Johnson relucepcdes. Ekllitffi. skating
shoes. slods~sporting goods of all
kinds. uutmrcbts. cutlery.» traveling
bags. etc, make title Xlnus gifts. A.
W. Hodge. 24 North Main St.—Adv.
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-—l-iousehold Coke.—llnrris & Guns
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"Why the. Methodist Church “'33
Started." will be the subject of the
sermon to be given tonight by the
Rev. Andrew F. Chamberlain at the
weekly prayer meeting to be hold at
the First M. E. Church tonight.
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—-Le:l\'c your order now [or For-
serial Christmas L'll'l‘dS Benedict the
Jeweler.-Adv.
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lileinbcrs of Court Cccilc. Guillolic
Daughters of America. will hold a
meeting tonight at the Catholic Club
rooms. 22 West avenue.
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$300 from Bazaar
and Supper
i The ulllluui Christmas um
supper ol’ the luldics‘ Alli sucluly or
the First Iii. 1:2. church. which \\;l.~|
bold yesterday afternoon and cu.
.‘ illill,’ from 2:50 until 10 o'clock. um
wry largely uticudcd. Over loo
u-l'c iti'l'l'u-llt at tho supper whirl.
v no period in tile cllurcli dining
room. the supper being one of illi;
best (.‘\'l r sul'vcd by the society.
Luruv; Mill'b \\'li'l.’ realized from um»
vrnl booths which had for sale.
[:lnvy Ui‘iik'lfi‘fl. aprons. candy and
lit)“ urn. ,
Mm. (‘lltllcrinc Mclx'ibbou. prost-
mm of tilt; sm'il-ly. bud l'ull charm
ol‘ the affair. and \vns usslstcd by
scwrul L'l)illiiiili(‘(’S.
The kitchen committee
charge of Mrs. Joseph Dykelnun,
“bu nus assisted by Mrs. William
Moore. Mrs. Clurcllcc llul'r and Mrs.
Charles Titles.
The \vuitrcsscs included: Mix».
Clarence! Finch. Mrs. Edward Bur-
Miss Luella Finch. Mrs. iru.
Gregory. Mrs. Sylvester Hunt. Mrs.
Shrobc, Mrs. Kctcllum. Mrs. Gainer,
Mrs. Huzzurd and Mrs. Williams.
The fancy boolh “us in charge of
Mrs. William \‘unScoy. Mrs. S. ‘\I.
Stevens. Mrs. h‘lton Baker and Miss
Helen Adams.
The apron booth was in charge of
Mrs. William Gainer and Mrs.
Fro kc.
Miss Elizabeth Fitch lied chairs”.
of the candy booth. with several cs-
instants.
The post office was ill charge. of
Miss Dorothy Stevens and Miss
Anne Shufelt.
The orange tree was in charge of
Miss Taylor
The musical program under the
direction of Mrs. Frank Hadley con-
sisted of a concert by one or the
new 0thophonic Victrolas loaned by
James Donnelly.
Schubert Club to
Study Tragic Opera
The Schubert Opem Study Group,
of Stamford. Mrs. F. S. Wot-dwell. di—
rector. will meet tomorrow afternoon
lit 3 at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Stew-nu. St. George avenue, pour
Broad street. Stamford. Mrs. Janus
SHIV
was in
l’iushiell will be in charge of the.
day. and Mrs. Mercedes Justis. dru-
mmlc director.
The opera, to be studied is "Sisl-ul'
Angelica." by Puccini. a. one-act
opera. The house will be planned
for the afternoon into a. convent.
all members being in the white
curb of sisters. The opera is a.
tragic one, giving ii. i‘mc opportunity
for a. display of tho histrionic abil-
ity of Mrs. Justis, who will take the
port 0: Sister Angelica. Mrs. Alfred
Warren will play the music of the
score. Mrs. Lester Clee. cents-alto. a.
song of the Princess. from the
newcomer to Stamford. Will sing a
opera. and Miss Helen Whitelsw.
soprano. will give a. song of Sister
Angelica.
After the action or the opera. is
over. Mrs. Cleo will sing “Laschiml.
Laschla Ch'io Restiri." by Tom;
Miss Whitclaw. “In the Night," by
llydcn Wood. and “Wings of Night."
by thtter Watts. A violin solo will
be given.
Benefit Card Party
Planned for Mission
’Mrs. Hurry Mchbo in arranging
the musical program which will be
given in connection with the Benefit
card party to be held tomorrow eve-
ning in the ballroom of the Strut-
ficld hotel. Bridgeport, by .1 group of
Smith College graduates and tile
members of the Executive board or
the Council of Catlloilo'Women. ’l‘br
proceeds will be sent to Mother Mar)
Joseph. also it Smith graduate and
founder of 'ibo Muri‘knoll Mission.
There will be vocal solos by Miss
Mary Kirk. Miss Julia. Carton and
Raymond Bellow. '
Persons planning to attend lb..-
party may still lnulm'reservations
by calling the Catholic Comrnunili
house or Mrs. Thomas Walsh. 'i‘ller.~
will be no‘ tickets sold at the door
on the evening of the party.
Fine Stationery
engraved from monogram die
makes an ideal gift.
‘Dies $1.25 up
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
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