' policies before
ZSenate.
“i\)\‘
THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO
.NORW \I K. CON
Ladies’ Auxiliary Mulvoy Tarlov
Holds Election; Plan Party
Election of officers took place at
the business meeting of the ladies‘
auxiliary of the Mulvoy Tarlow l’ost
held at. the Ron Men’s hall. Wash-
ington street last night.
Those elected include:
Re elected president. Mrs, Anna
Banks.
Senior vice president. Mrs. Jennie
O'Neill. '
Junior vice president. Mrs. Mary
L O'Brien.
Secretary, Mrs.
len.
Treasurer. Miss Stella. Israel.
Chaplain. Mrs. Mary McDonald.
(0 dustoress. Mrs. Nora Coleman.
Mary E. McQuil-
in riotlc instructor. Miss Allt‘n
Creixh.
Color bearers. Mrs. (lundu Car—
ruthel‘s. Mrs. Bertha toss, Mrs.
Josephine Fahaii. .\lrs, .\nnzt .\iul-
vey.
Guard. Miss Mary McQuiilnn.
Musician. Mrs. Tillie Ilootliby.
Trustee for is months. Mrs. .\ic-
Qulllan. ‘
Trustee for l year. Mrs, Mary
Fitzgerald.
Trustee for 6 months. Mrs, Catli-
erlnc Gallagher.
Final arrangements were inaili
for a Christmas party to be held at
the Noreton Soidiers’ home. The
members will go down by bus and
will take with them. the ladies' or-
chestra and eev eral of Miss Mildred
A'llors dancing pupils. who will en-
tertain.
Miss Frances Spian and Miss ile-
lcn Ratchtord will sing.
Mrs. Emma Nixon. slate deputy
from Stamford was present 'last
night. and gave a short address. ‘l-s.
flanks, the president gave an ex-
cellenl. report on the year's teller
work. which covered visits to the
sick. flowers. care of disabled vet“.
EASTERN STAR
HOLDS ELECTION
OF OFFICERS
Election of officers took place last
night at the meeting of the Ophll'
Chapter. Order of the Eastern Star
held in the New Masonic hall um
Washington street.
'l‘hose elected liieiudml
Worthy Matron. Mrs. Lul‘ille
White. '
Worthy Patron, L‘. .l. White.
Associate Matron. Mrs. Lulu Burr.
Secretary. Miss Edith (‘rossmoir
'l‘reasurer. Mrs. Caroline Ituiidie.
t'tintluctorcs‘i. Mrs. lrcno l‘talil.
Assistant Cuiiductoress. Mrs. ha-
29! Schultz.
Appointment of other officers wre.
ans and so forth.
A committee of two. t.‘.omrftdc
f‘iiiiton liuhht-ll and Comrade Kast-
llt‘l' were. present last night. to make
:iri-iingcineuts for the
party to be given for members and
their families at Red Men's hall.
5' December 23.
time in January.
Christmas l
The business meeting last night The lAitlles'
take place at the neat meeting to
be held Deceiiibcr '13.
Installation of officers
place. January 8.
LOCAL BRIEFS
will
lulu:
Mrs. .\iai y 1-). l’lynu. the first pre- W
sidcnt of the auxiliary will be. that
installing officer at the joint lnstel~ Society of the St.
lation which will take place some- t't-huicli will moot tonight “inn the
Members of the Young l't-ople's
annual Christmas fair will be lit-.ld
was followed by a social hour and noting
1r fr oshnicnis.
Norwalk to Be
At World Court Conference
Prominent Connecticut women will
go to Washington for the pilgrimage
which the national affairs committee
of the Women's National Republi-
can Club will makc on Dec. iii and
17 in support of i‘rcsideut (.‘oolidgc's
lllt' United States
Among thc Connecticut “'0-
men who will go to Washington are:
Mrs. Edward S. Van Zilo and Mrs.
Samuel Young of Stamford: Mrs.
Joseph Merritt and Mrs. George C.
F. Williams of Hartford; Mrs. Alice
\‘V. Russ of Shelton: Mrs. Irving
Chase of Waterbury: Mrs. Ernest
Howe of Litchiieid; Mrs. Seth Low
=Pierrepont of ltidgcficld; Mrs.
George E. Matthias of Siciiioui- .\Iis
Ernest G. H. Schiuck of Milton;
Mrs. Joseph W. .\lsop oi‘ men. and
,Mrs. Henry LeRoy Lewis of Strat-
forth Mrs. Ht‘lena Hill Wood of this
city expects to be in Washington at
the time. '
Mrs. Jameii Carroll Frazer is
charlmnn of the Washington branch
of the Women's National Republican
; Club of New York and Mrs. James
1“. Curtis is viccmhairman. The
Washington members of the execu-
tive committee are: Mrs. Alvin T.
Hort, Mrs. James W. Wadsworth.
J12. Mrs. George Wharton Pepper,
Mrs. David Reed. Mrs. Charles Mc-
Nary..l\irs. Frank L. Willis. Mrs.
\Ylllinm Butler. Miss Judge. Miss
Helen Ernst. Mrs. Theodore Douglas
_ Represented
Robinson. Mrs. Richard
Mrs. Francis E. Warren. Mrs. ~vuy
D. fluff and Mrs. Frederick H. Gil-
lctt.
As a. result. of the referendum
which the Woint-n‘s National Repub-
lican Club has taken from Maineto
t'alit’ornia. it. is shown that the ma-
Jority of the women members of the
club are wholeheartedly in favor of
the. United States adherence to the
World Court. Accordingly, the we.
men will attend the opening discus-
sion on the World Court in the Ben-
tile on December 17.
The women plan to arrive in
Washington the afternoon of the
lb“) and will be given a tea at the
Washiigton headquarters, No. 1107
Connecticut avenue. The delegation
will be headed by lilies Alice llili
Chitteudcn. chairman of the na-
tional affairs committee. and by
Mrs. Charles H. Sabin. president of
the club.
Mrs. James 1“. Curtis will enter-
tiiin some of the minor-town women
at dinner that evening and at 7:30
has arranged for a meeting at her
house at which a group of promi-
nent Republicans will be the 8.1631(-
(1‘5.
Mrs. Coolidge will receive the d91-
egatlun at 9:30 on the morning of
the 17th. prior to the meeting of
the Senate. Late that afternoon Mrs.
James W. Wadsworth. Jr. will give
a tea. at her home.
(ll-ITS HARD ORDER
LONDON—A firm of Clothiers
here has received an order which
will be difficult to fill. A customer
who is 102 years of age has placed
an order for a suit of "light allty
cloth that will last 10 years."
i
Boudoir Novelties
Many Dainty Novelties 1n
Powder-Puffs,
Boudoir Caps, Garters.
etc. '
J. l. MALLETTE
38 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Bandeaux,
State Treasurer to
Speak at D. A. R. Meet
_—————
Miss Catherine Nettleton. state
treasurer of the. D. A. 11.. will be the
speaker at a. meeting of the Mary
Stillman chapter Bridgeport Mon-
day afternoon at 2:30 in the Strat-
fleld hotel. She will describe and
discuss the new D. A. R. auditor—
ium in Washington. There will be
soprano solos by Mrs. Carroll R.
Reed. Mrs. Harry Parrott. 25 Wash—
ington avenue Bridgeport is now re-
celving donations for the Christmas
box to be sent to the Chapter stu-
dent. at Maryvllle college. Gifts of
money or anything else useful to a
voting college man will be accep-
table.
Kiley. Miss Florence Shannon. Miss
Mary Doran. Mrs. John Reilly, Mrs.
W. Bennett and Miss Loretta Jack-
sOn. .
_- DRY
GOODS
10-12 80. MAIN 81‘.
store Hours ! to C-Saturday D to 1
ll MUNSIE' 1m
80. 303W“
'9‘“? ”:”%.:”:”:.
.
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year.
ings account.
"Deposition Say”
Fifty two Raises:
”I get a raise every payday—fifty—two a
“Ten per cent of "my pay goes into my sar-
'i‘iiat raises my bank balance, and
my self respect goes up with it.
dividends on my savings will equal my Weekly
payments without touching the principal”
South Norwalk Savings Bank '
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Some day the
pa.
Aldrich. ‘
Aid Society is to- -ope1-
. .
atoninitiicing Monday. llounci~
llv' s will lt'llllilil open until nine ;
o':clo:k evenings. «Adv. ‘
l u e o
i The Ladics' Aid Society or 111--
Norwalk M. 15. Church will hold its
monthly meeting this afternoon.
'I i. ‘
-—x:u.ss TREES
' At. Cutbill' is Fish Market 71.\'ortl1
Main street. Dandy ones and all
all sizes. They will be sold at fair
prices. of course our fish business is
going on day in and day out just the
saine-dclivcrics made to all sec-
tions of Norwaik and vicinity.
Phone iOS.-—Adv.
0 O O
—Chickcn dinner at Knight St.
.\t. E. church tonight 5:30 to 9. .75
cents-"Adv.
\- a a
lot‘ the Women's Club this afternoon.
Mrs. James Hall. Mrs. D. A. Shani-
baugh and Miss Sarah Stevens will
lead the discussion.
0 O O
"SILVERWARE
> There art: hundreds of suggestions
for Xmas gifts which can be select-
ed from the Silverware line display-
ed at. O. B. Jackson's Jewelry store
58 Wall street. Front the country's
best makers in plated ware and
Sterling Silver this merchandise has
been gathered liere.--Adr.
O U 0
The Epworth League of the .\‘or~
walk M. E. Church will hold it rally
in the church tonight.
. O 0 0
—-—Spaiding Skates on Shoes for
boys. best gift yet. Dounelly's
-dv
.
When it comes to prices we can
sell you Just as cheap and just as
O o
‘good. as any one in any town. more
especially out of town. Shop in the
.\‘orwalks. and here. Angevine.-—
Adv.
t 0 O
The forefather's dinner and an ad-
dress will be given at, the South Nor.
walk Congregational Church this
evening.
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—Household Coke.—'Harris & Gaas.
O O O
YOUR REPAIRING WORK.
also pressing and cleaning will re-
ceive the closest of attention here.
Work done promptly and expertly.
Reasonable prices charged. Gar-
ments that you are ready to discard
can be “fixed up" for many other
serviceable days. The Clifford Tail-
or, O. Cerulle. Elizabeth street (just
around the corner from South Vain).
——Adv.
O O O
The Women's Guild of Christ
Church will meet this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. S. B. Sturdevant.
“2 Edlle avenue.
0 t O
——-Radios and Victrolas sold
easy terms. Donnelly.—Adv.
O O O
-—Skates (all sizes). skating shoes
shoe skates. sleds. skies and skie
poles. sporting goods of all kinds.
fishing tackle. guns. hunting coats
and vests for Xmas gifts can be
found at A. W. Hodge's 24 North
Main street—Adv.
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t
The newly elected officers of the
Ladies' Auxiliary. A. O. H.. will be
installed at the regular meeting to
be held in the A. O. H. Hall tonight.
t O 0
-On and after Dec. 16th. at 3
East Wall st. Superfluous Hair on
Ladies faces and arms. Moles and
Warts removed by Specialist. With
Mrs. Griffith Rear East entrance.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays only 9 A.
' M. to 5 P. M.——Adv.
O O
—-Shopplng at Donnelly's is worth
while. Come in and be convinced.
-Adv.
c
The weekly church night educa-
tional program will be given tonight
In the Norwalk M. E. Church. The
several study ‘grOupn will meet.
0 '0 I
1| C
—-.\'ow is the time to arrange for
your for remodeling work. Ex-
ports are employed here for the re-
modeling of fur coat; Conservative
prices prevail. The Twin City Valet.
at North Main emu; Phone 403.—
Adv.
e I O
-—Chlcken dinner at Knight
M. E. church tonight 5:80 to 9.
cents—Adv.
St.
.75
Peter's Lutheran ;
“Joseph Conrad" will be the sub-;
-ject under discussion at the meeting
I’liutu \illt":lll.
. l"h\.\l.li ’1“.\tit‘..\l:‘t'
.- _ .
i \urui; still of \li'. .'lll'l .\lrs. Hurry Tililiml't l'l liiulitatm .i\'llllt‘ with
its Unable to decide wlivtbir lie unfiltl rather be .1 li'llt‘ll ditn-r .i liic-
Email “1.1 pi'tii'owimr. - linuultl is too \ullllK it) go in i-cltmii ii~ \.t
.
C y lIlllla Grey S‘dyS'
hashing Tones Jar On Nerves
A motion plclurr- llll‘l'i‘iOI‘ rrcrntli‘ pass-wt into a mail. “hip lllt"‘
explained to 1111' litt’gvnlur of lllllSit‘iiiiiiTllt‘l"S min» \‘..t\ lllt‘ ii;u.~n~. it
in rliri'i‘ling. ‘|il‘0l‘|:llil3‘ Hasn't it v: llllli'lvt‘lillr' \Iili'i'
“When things lil'i' raving well. we. i’lllll ] l‘t'ltli‘llllit r always lullig .\llr-
l'iltVt' the orchcslrii play suit. ilreitluv I prism] that fill“ toititlii't Sim: lilUi't
music. But “llt‘ll the girls KI“L.‘|il':lS.’illll.\'. but ll was ltl\\' l‘l'illt‘ll.
droppy and lirwl, we turn on tiicfund controlliiil. Slir- ecliloiu l‘lilsctl
jazz. That brings them back to iife.'1t. but wi- could .'ll\\.1).\‘ llt‘.il' what
and pro-fly soon ilil'Y liilh.‘ their pcplsiit- .\lilil. and lllt‘l‘t' was is ry lllllt‘
back again.” tcufusion or uniin-mmrv uiming
That reveals 1.2... :uaviii‘iblv
all are to the Di)‘.\rl‘
It is no wonder that lillllllll‘s who
sections of our large citics dcvclop
nerves and harsh voices.
it is no womb r that
reared in {milllivs Will'l‘t‘ tliry llt":il'
constant iaiigling and commotion
are. high strung and often difficult
to manage.
Bring human. we cannot liclp re.
spending to thr iniprcssious we get
through our senses.
i‘liililrrii
The reaction from uius'iciil i11-
struincnts is of coursc direct and
lmmcdlatc. but scarcely more
than that from human voice.
er who instructed inc, in the pri-
mary grade. she had a coursc. rasp-
ing voice and a personality that had
a. frightful effect on children.
We seeriicd always to be in tur-
moil. There was it constant confu-
sion. mental and actual. which this
teacher was powerless to combat.
She could not crcutc in us what
she could not gain for himself—.59”
control. It is impossible to create
an atmosphere of calm and pcacc
unless you first create it within
yourself.
Seventy Enjoy Mother
And Daughter Supper
A mother and daughter supper
was glvcn at the First Congrega-
tional Clilll‘l‘ll parish house last evc-
min; at 6:15 o'clock. under the
auspices of the Ladies Benevolent
association of the church. Abdiit 70
mothers and daughters were
cut. Miss Prlcllla Chase. of ill"
Congregational Mission home at
New York spoke. on the mission
work done in the South by college
girls during vacation time. She re-
lated several personal experiences
and the experiences of others.
The supper committee was head-
ed by Mrs. W. H. Baldwin. and
included Miss Emma Pin-trick. Miss
Kate M. Clark. Mrs. George. D.
Ruttle. Miss Mary Burkcy and Mrs.
Josiah McGrcgor.
men‘s Relief Corps, No. 20. will hold
a social this evening at the home of
Mrs. Chailts Guilcs Silverinlnc and
ComstOck lllll avenues.
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—\'islt our new Gift Department.
second floor. Donnelly's. for un-
usual gifts—Adv. ,
e e ‘e
The Hebrew Ladlcs‘ Aid will hold
a card party and dance. tonight at
Odd Fellows hall on South Main
street.
s s
—Lea\'c your order now for Per-
sonal Christmas Cards Benedict the
Je.welu-.-Adv.
O
O O O
—Bilumlnous [leasehold Coal.-
Barril L Guns—Adv.
o O O
The South Norwallt Council. No.
1253. Knights of Columbus. will
hold its regular semi-monthly meet-
ing tonight in the clubrooms in
Washington street. The first demo
will be conferred on a clue of 16
We-lch the in
Maillot“. Willi!
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HlGH AMBlTlONS
we ‘
of suggestion. ,
titre. in crowded apartiiwnis in noisy.
so;
I remember with horror a teach-i
From this room. I remember we.“
prcs- -
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niiii shuttling about. Sin
it litxcd by it.
She had a calm
lit'lil u.
and a pom
:lllll we responded to it.
Many times i illih’ lilil “0111‘“
who \\tll't' :i joy in lulioid and cave
it real limit to ill!" until thcy
,ln'irali to talk. Anti tin-u irmii lH'lill-
St‘llSt‘.
tlfuily chiseled lips would come
.\uiccs that actually l‘i"llt‘lltil.
.\laiiy \\'Olllt‘li who rcaiiz-~ tin. uu»
.icvely quality of their \oit‘i‘s linvt
(taker. vocal lessons and \uiw- «~ul-
iturc to improve lllt‘lll.
Willi most women. howucr. this
gis not necessary. though it brings
quickcr rcsulis.
li_‘.il‘ll(' iliiougli a cliiingc
:‘attituilc.
i it‘ you have a
'iiilutl. a harsh. raspim: mic»:
not. express you. Who-n you lcnrli
lo dominate by your inuvr power.
and sell-control. you will not need
to raise your voice 01‘ Iii-conic im-
ipcrious throng lia slitltnt \Ull'i.
When you consider tin: effect
your voice has. on othcr people. and
llli.‘ power it gives you to mold their
attitude toward you. you can do no:
better for yourself than cultivate a
musical. pleasing \oicc.
of llli'nl‘dl
villin.‘ tllSIlilllll‘N‘l
Endeavor Circle
. Holds Meeting
The rcgulaiI—Injcting of tin;- l-Zii-
dcavor Circle. of the King's Daugh-
ters of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational church. was held peter-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
ing. during which tho regular busi-
ness was transacted.
Lorettadacksou to
Wed Joseph Driscoll
Mrs. Frank Saul.
Bridgeport who" with Mr.
Til l‘n-acmi street
Saul will
leave this morning {01 St. Peters-
buig. Fla” where they will spend
the winttr. enteitaiucd Tuesday
turning at a farewell party.
During the party the engagement
of Mrs. Saul'a sister. Miss Loretta
Jackson. daughter of Samuel Jack-
son. 274 George sir-mt. to Joseph
Drlscoll, 628 Connecticut avenue.
son of Patrick Driscoll. 70 Beacon
street was announced.
The guests included Mrs. J. Rog-
ers. Mrs. J. Shnnley. Mrs. T. llcf—
fcinan. M15. P. lilynn. Mia. B.
Seery. Mrs. R. Supple. Mis. P. Lang.
Mrs. J. Thompson. Mrs. J \\'.nlsh
Mrs. J. Roberts. Mrs. E. Mlntel,
Miss Anna Spngelc. Miss Lillian Pa-
terno. Miss (‘athcrinc Saunders.
Miss Lorctta Kilcy. Miss Margaret
HOSPITAL WRIST CLUB '
The Hospital Whist club' will
meet. tomorrow afternoon. at s
o'clock. at the home of Mrs. Step-
hen Jarvis. 39 Seavdew avenue.
Figuring out the deep problems of
life is a very serious business unle-
WVuuu-ns Clubs which
‘lJ'll'llllPllL of the federation:
. .\lli‘.
liellll'i.
,Slmw lit can.
E.\‘p-‘ulic.
.ili~!.
i
;llt1|l\\ ltl“
"i\lll'l\ ill tho
11- r— .
sr'll that columnnicnti-tl iiscii to ”3'
The first aid must 3
will ;
o s o
S .‘2 C l t (t. _ ., . .
fililfiltl" lyi'cc‘l‘ik rcsciit :llCtlic guidietfi Francis l3. tonverso of hinge
' I p ‘ ‘ lllgliway. Westport, formerly con-
N.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.
6105 Moduli/- Clubs
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' STATE
WOMEN
TO ATTEND
FEDERATION MEET
livery New England State is ex-
i'iil'lf'il to have one or more repro-
:it the board motto
General lt‘cderatitm of
will be held
January 13. ii and J.) at the
l-‘ ‘ti'l'illlOll headquarters in Wash-
inrtuii. l). .'l‘hc New England is-
ill! :4. iitativcs evpccted to "tttnd this
iii cling .iie:
.\lrS.(}lll1ili 1-'. Davis of Windsor.
\‘t.. chairman of the legislation de-
Mrs. G.
Mrs.
sentaiiven
tin: of the
('II
M limb». of llrockton, Mass.
I..iui.~ .\. .\'.ill. Wellnsley. Mass.
innit-rick .\i. i'cnalv)‘. t‘he-
t‘onu.; .\i1'~'. ll. llunforilt.
Maine; .\lrs. Guy E.
l’liuinuth. New l'lltllll'iflllli‘fi‘;
iluuai'il \\'. l“tli‘llull'l. Cliepn-
l). 1 ~ and Mrs. ilcnry .\. Slay"
tlui. .\lttl‘ilmllll‘t. \"t.
.\t the wining uiveiing. it is .111-
lllllllli‘t‘tl. llit'l‘t' will come up for dis‘
('llSSltIli such questions as law (-11-
torrent-"mi. min-r legislative matters,
fuiur.- plan.» growing out til the na-
liunie-eqtiipinrnt survey
now brim; iiiatl-u and plans for new
various tlvpartiiicnts.
60 STORES ARE
AIDING “SALE” OF
\\’OMEN'S COLLEGE
X liW LONDON. Colin..
I".
.\lrx
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va stores and tlicatrcs in New
il.t‘iltl0ll arc cnopcrating with un-
ilrrgrutlliiilcs of Connecticut College.
tor Woun- 11 iii holdlnga .iConnecticut
‘t'ullri:c Silts Day this ,‘aturtiuv.
limit sitiri- will give irn per tent
til lllt'li‘ gross receipts to the unavr-
gimluatts‘ fund which is bring ap-
i plicvl to the 3500.000 endowment of-
tm-i being conducted throughout the
l Slflli‘,
lliilHll‘v‘tlS of posirl‘s are lit riililiiig
tl'vc sale on >l1'ect curs. taxis, private
automobiles and trucks. it is the
first llilil,‘ in lilt' historv of the State
that iii-tiialiv every store in a city
has arrange-«l for a cooperative sale
in thi- intci'csts of an cducatlonai ln-
.slitutiou
i‘olieizi: mils are adding zest to
the stalls tin) plan by seiiing as
tli'llih in th- various stores on Sat-
.urduv. Several of them will also
' .'ll'l as models in a few of the wom-
«11's shops. The. sales day is Just
ioiii- lacuna through which the un-
lilvrgraduates are showing their in-
i"l‘i"sl in the state-wide effort to
rlliSt‘ 3300.000 for the college. Last
wcck the girls pledged 351.300 or an
nicrnge of more than $100 per std.
' ticnl. ’l'lie alumnae. faculty and ex.
llSlIli‘lFlliS have also raised $63,000.
. 'i‘lic 3500.001" is to be used for the
min-'t part to increase the. salaries of
.‘ faculty members. In the event the
i college is successful in its effort the
ltleneral Education Board will give.
iiheui $130.00”.
PERSONALS
2 W
E. 1‘. t'liappa, prominent, Sangu-
zilli"l\' contractor, was a business vis-
titor in Smith .\‘orwalk yesterday aft-
‘|’rniH)l\.
s .y a.
liilward McDonald of Cross
Wcsiport. is confined
MrS.
[Highway road.
to tho .\‘orwalk Hospital with pleu-
‘risy.
i O 0 e
5 Mrs. .\‘ick (-ir‘l‘llila of Clinton ave-
iiuic. Westpori, will sail for Naples.
lliiil). on Satuidm. Mrs. Gerinlawlll
h. at‘conipanit‘d by lltl‘ thrcc daugh-
leis. Margaret. Sally and Jennie. The
l\\'eslp0rt people will be. gone a year.
lwhen Mr. Germia will go back to
iltnly to meet them.
’ e o . ~
William 1‘. Trent. Jr. of County
road. \Vpsiport. was a visitOr in Nor-
walk today. \lr. Trent is a popular
young artist. who. with his sister.
Miss Luria 'cht. are the originators
of a newspaper column, "Asparagus
ice Cream."
.\‘orwalk Tire and
period with the
was a recent vis-
Rubber Company,
ltor in .\‘orwaik.
i
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mills of
Broad River spent yesterday in New
York city on a pleasure trip. They
attended the theater. In the party
also were Mr. and Mrs. William Mills.
0 O O .
In our new line of Curtains you
can find just. what you wmt for
every room in the house at Ange-
vines—Adv.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Evans of
29 Center street. and Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick C. Rledell of 28 Spring
Hill, were guests of the Danbury
Chapter. Moosehesrt Legion. sit the
installation of officers and the ban-
quct held in Danb.ury last night.
a 0
'i‘hc next meeting of the Norwslk
Ministerial Association will be held
at the First Congregational Church
on the Green. January 12.
Calvert Club to
Hold Xmas Party
The Calvert club. of St. Mary's
church. will hold a Christmas pro-
gram on Wednesday afternoon in
the basement of the church. Every
member of the club is asked to con-
trlbnte a share of the program. The
affair will be in charge of Mrs. E.
l Madame Kitchenettes Orcliesta
A large number wiic pttsim at
the concert given last «v- lilliFY ui tlic
Norwaik M. ii. ('liuri‘li luv .\lilllilliil’
Kitchenettes, Oit'iiistra. \illll‘ll i.-
composed of the li'i'lll S (ll lib Illlllt'li.
Kitchen utensils \Vi'lt urn-d .11» 111—
niruinente and lncludwi t‘riiu; paw,
toasters, tin pans. funuv'ls. lifil
egg heaters. spoons. t'lii‘fit‘,'i >‘-\1"I‘lt' i~
liiiir.
and brooms. The entirc nir-lnuii-i
was attired in \vliitc Siill'lr ‘\lill
black coats and paper bu: bu».
Which were a tint: imitation of mun;-
iaus' clothes. Spoons sent-.1 its lllll.
tons. The leader. MISS Mabel Smith.
was decorated with s~-\'ci':il iiiwiai»
won in former i'uui-i-rin'. \vliit ii iii-
eluded egg linlvl's lllltl can opener-
Ilcr batrui Wit." :1 hit-cc w tltitlt‘ll stimuli.
The program rousinwl of a >llil\.
whit-l1 lil'l"t“‘tltltl cut-i1 uumlwr plain}
by the musicians. 1"” by Mrs. liin
Wcrme. Miss l‘lezabctli l.oui:.~tui‘i
was pianist of tin affair.
During the intermission Mrs. tilar»
encc Cublr giivw Nt'\Pl'lll lI'.Itlll|i£.".
Whit-h \\'i'l‘l‘ i'ollnw‘i-il by :i muslin!
saw sell-ction by l-lrnrst 1'..Ii:.1il.
Bradbury Louimtat‘f i'C'lltit'l‘I'Ii .'1 violin
solo.
l"olln\\inu llli‘
ilnl purl)"
members
lliU‘l‘llll-N‘lOll :i "bi-i.
made its appearance.
included: Mrs. William
Acknr. lllf)lll|"i‘ «If the )Il'tlnlill .\ll'S.
(illvcr .\iiit‘licll. bl‘ltlv'e l‘llOlllt"i‘I .\lrs.
Ruth Martin, lilflltl (if ll‘llii'l'l M1»
llal‘i'lt‘J lil’zl)’. tlnwivr cut ”in: tic»
iaiia Ervuiour. l'lily bear-r. Minn.
t-'li.'il'lt‘.\ Seymour, bride: .\ll‘S, ll. .1,
l'tcynulrls. groom. lint-h 111- lulu-r or
the party was attired in smut- i'uuu)
(‘fifillll’ll'h
Peifecl Gill .
A dainty, lub- li.lllttl
wears l“l‘f-Il('ll llt~"lS but .1ms
Slilok--. was lelvd ,\"'Slt‘l'vl.l_\‘
the health \vwk l‘OlllllllIi-‘i'
nard Policy;
out of an
Lul.
not
of Bar-
ns ihc lli‘ill’lllvx‘l
t-uorllliivnl of twin stu-
dents. Judged by l'llihl‘ili'
ure. Slb- is Miss Elizaiavli
gr-r. twenty,- yeiira old. of ii:
side Drive, a member of lllv‘
class.
, Miss Metzgr r
ed in the city (ind has come lil con-
tact wit hthe country only through
annual trips to summer camps was
picked out of a group of forty sill-
dents whose posturc records
the best in the college. Three out
of the four girls scoring liiglicst in
the contest are residents of Man-
batten.
Miss Margaret Calliizan .of
River Avenue. Point Pleasant. N.
and Miss Sarah lflmuell. of 317 Wrst
107th street.
Miss Janet Owen. of 514 West 123d
street. was fourth.. All
unitir
411.3
cites.
tall and weighs 120 pounds. Slit-
always wears high heels because.
she explains. her insteps are so high
that. low heels are not comfortable.
even thought of wearing corsets.
Sports of every kind have inter-
ed girl all her life,
mother.
strong." said Mrs. .\Ietzger. "For the
last eleven years she has not missed
a summer until last year. when she
went to California instead. When
Junior Epwortli
The Junior Epwoxth League of
the Norwalk M. I). church held its
second meeting yesterday afternoon
at 3: 45 o'clock at the church.
officers of the league. which was or-
ganized last week. are: Natalie
Anderson. president; Grace Stewart.
vice-president; Dorothy Andcrson.
secretary and pianist; and Gt rt rude
Hendrick. assistant pianist. An .it-
tendanco of well over 30 was upon-
ed at both meetings.
Most of the members of tho lea-
gue arc in the preparatory class for
church membership. The deio-
tional service was led by l innit
Light which was followed by
preparatory instruction led by the
pastor. Rec. George B. Tompkins.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday; afternoon. December 16.
at 3:45 O'CIOCR. The devotional
service will be. led by Mildred
Buchannan.
FRATERNALS
Kabasoa Encampment. .\‘o.
Odd Fellows. will meet tonight at
16 Wall street.
0 t
Lady Washington Lodge No.
Shepherds of Bethlehem.
tonight at 26 Main street.
1 0 t
a
'21
will meet tonight at 68 South Main
street.
0 O 0
Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
Banner Council No. 54. will
tonight at 100 Washington street.
0 C I
United Hatters of North Amer-
ica. Trimmers and Operators. Local
No. 33. will meet tonight at 4'.“
Franklin street.
tonight at. :2 West avenue.
Court. Numb. No. 5!. Foresters
on m. tum tebe
J- Heron-end my-
Ansle-
toni‘ht at
.. l
liltl.‘
College \V eats
w l10~iic was at camp sin
by 1
girl ‘
Hill posh '
.\lcll- .
.3 lil\'(‘l'- ‘
. “llO has always 111-
\Vi'l't‘
J.. .
tide forscconil placc..
l‘i‘t‘t“l\'t'il .-
bronze medals and prizes of Stain-V
Miss .\Ictzgcr is 5 fer-t l I-L' iucih 5:
She does not smoke and has never;
csied Bernard's most. perfectly form .
according to her ‘
l
“Her camp life has made her vcryl
League Meets L
The l
thel
v .
L. O. O. M. South Norwulk Lodge l
meet .
O O t ;
Court Cecile No. 105. Catholic ‘
Daughters of America. will meet
Giv s Amusing Conceit
‘llli‘ nietiilum tit lbw uiiliestiu lu-
ilutb-il: Minn ’i'cissin Hartwell. Miss
ii. lvu .\'71:~ll. Mrs. Alhnrt Sisson. Mrs.
l‘2i'lll .~t Soul". Mrs. Thomas Longstafi’,
.\ll‘S. litibt-ri Haysinger. Mrs. l’lay
“"i'illi‘. Mrs. .\lim- llurlwell. Mimi
lictiuiu lit')li(tltl5, Miss Iluth Kf‘t'lt‘i‘.
.\irs. lib-hard Abbott. Mrs. Clarence
Izauii. Miss i-Jliza Sherwood. Mrs.
Sb-i-iivii iii:i_\. .\li's. Lou St. John
liwl-r. Mn. l\'t-i-lm- lit‘lt‘tl uS .'L
‘luiiii -1.'|ii‘1l)‘ man." carrying a mou-
li'w null nu lw crv-ain frecz'ri' as an
ii..‘."ill'll' 11!.
.,. . .1
.iu- soiwixiious xiv-~11 by lbf' 01‘-
vl: :Jra were: Suit-i .\Ili‘llllL‘I lio-
im .\.lalr; liluw lblls of Scotland:
it:'-ii Tu tin .\lm'liin‘; li'iril: l'otly
\\..li‘. ill-oiling liurily (lurtly song;
(twill. In... 11m). t “builvr What's
l'ut‘iiiil: til Sally: .\‘liill-‘S‘. 'l'lll \"fi
.\l‘tl .\::.iiii: vocal solo. 0 l‘l'umise
.\l.-, iiv \\'iill:lt‘t,‘ Hiii‘lw'vll; (Zilnl Unk-
-ii Huck-r; l‘oming '.|‘liroui:b the.
lip. Milt) by .\ll'S. l'tiiy \\'cl‘iiiv.: ()le
lil'.‘l_\' Marv, Swim: Xi.‘lll" lloiut;
1 \\‘liwu You and i \\'-Ar¢' young .\iag.
xiv. tillill‘l'llt. (lid \'iri.-'i1111_v. Mrs.
liriir-st Soul‘s. Mrs. Thomas Loni;-
Sillii‘. MISS .\liil'ili‘ Htillli'. Mrs. lit'l‘l.
Mitt-hell and Mrs. liar \\'t-rnic. Mrs.
llny \Vl‘l'lili' sans "Win 1": has My
Litlb lni: Gem." and illll‘lll: the
llllllllIH‘ Mrs. lfiinuni‘ iltilnris Illillli-
pulatmi a meat gi'lndor wiiicii pm-
illlt'l .i SIWt'l'Hl "hot dogs.”
l‘uilowuu.’ lii-- iii-luri'aiii 111-: lll"i‘il>
in 1:. Ul l‘iu ort-lb-strn presented Mrs,
Sonic and Mrs. James with i'lowtrn
.‘ll appreciation of their work. ’i'hv y
‘also presented the pianist with a
will lili'lf‘.
ll Bat Mid
High l'l‘eels
won thw Illin-
)i'lli'. 'i'liv last
a swiuiiiling counse-
tiirc medal
your shit
lor."
.\llvs Mctzpr‘r does not 11.4..
in».- ::i all. i-xcvpt a liiilc
tll‘l'. ller moth-"r
would laugh at the. idea of usini:
rouge and lipstick. for her t‘tilll-
plvxiou ii‘. remarkably clear. Sim
t‘llt'i' planner] to lie 3 physical ll llliv.
int: instructor. on her Hl'n’itlila'it‘m
‘ from Iiaruard. but since she. lelii'll' ii
. that t-ollrcv training is not rcquiii «l
for 11.1. pumiioii she has changed her
mind.
i-vc1_\
was
conclu-
light ]‘ui\\'~
licllr‘h-s that fill"
Women Who Age
: All welcome to this test
By Edna Wallace Hopper
a grandmother's age. I keep
my youthful bloom and contours.
The thousands who see me daily on
lll' stage and elsewhere know that l
ionk iii.
3 ’lhat is due to factors science
'niadc for me. and one is my \‘i’hitc
Youth Clay.
This is a new-type clay. whitt; re»
hunt and dainty. It is nothing llki
tlir crude and muddy clays so inanv
have employed.
It combines two clays with other
itttucis enlarged pmes. Many wo~
in r- 11 and w hiti This is a dainty apt
plit'.aiion and the final result of 20
{yo ms of scientific studv.
i “hit: Youth Clay puiges the skin
of all that clogs and mars it It re-
.\i
gblemishes. It draws the blood tothe
:skin to nourish and revite it. Tb“.
lt’Hili is a rozy aficigiow which
’amazes and delights.
ll combats all lines and wrinkles.
reduces enlarged porel. Many WO-
en seem to drop ten years with a. sin-
lgle application. .
l Clay is a. beauty esscntial. No wo-
man can look her best without it or
theep ll"l‘ youth. in alltlie ages none
lhavo found a beauty help to compare
with clay.
.\‘ow clay is made inv.itlng It is
madr- to combine added helps. “'liat-
'ev-i other clay you may have tried.
iyou owe youxsclf a test of this new
it} no
l-Jtlnii Wallace lloppcr‘s \Vhlte
‘Ytlllill Clay is supplied by all drug-
inists and IOllt‘i. counters at 50c and
31. Send coupon for trial tube.
. i.ct it show what it does.
will meet -'
01' I‘
3Mail this today tolEadn Will!“ H
i
: 6Lllre ShoreD Drive. to . "I
it): ior postage and pack i .‘o a: one
1 nut to try White Yo unh Clay. ll
lmovcs the causes of blackheads ands:
w;
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