By Younger Set in Norwalk
At. the home of was Myrtle Mill-
4 Lewrence street. a. score at
Secretary
flopulnr singer. was elected presi-
that of the Club. Miss Lilllull
3“. [Imminent in l “:11 School nth.
Miles was elected vice nrealdcui.
m Irene Hannah. singer and for»
”It“ Never In local amateur the-
“their no unanimously chosun set:-
notw. and David Brennan. star cup-
his or the DoMoley Basketball team,
title trmurer ot the Norwelk Chap-
til‘r or the Deliloluy was elected tren-
tuirer. The Club will meet. semi—
thly at the homes at numbers.
6 second meeting of the Club will
lflld on January 30th at the harm
”in Field. .
fiPreeeding the busineen mwling.‘
ml! were enjoyed by the mumburs.
. Human won the ladies lll'bl
little. and Humphrey Doulonr. tn».
”numfin'fik Miss M Z‘l’e Clalllsl “.‘H
'WM the consolation prize. .l.
it any luncheon was served at ll.-
0! the meeting.
Mrs. Frank Elieir at Pittsburgh , ' "
Yd ' Mrs. Vincent ". Claus! were: '
.Olreoged honorary members 0! lhc‘
u .
illL‘NE HANNON
Miss Leonora Mahoney Is'
Bride of Charles T. Scott
’ Null Leonor; C. Mulroney, daugh-
ter at Mrs. George B. Hal. 7. a! M
”be: avenue. became the bride or
mime! 1'. Scott. Iou or Mr. and Mrs.
emu W. Scott. at Greenwich. at.
pretty wedding celebrated in St.
tr- church. lest evening at 7:30
$00k. 30V. Thoma J- Finn per.
”in“ the ceremony.
The bride was attired in a. gear;-
9 crepe gem of old rose and car-
, , .e. shower bouquet of white rarer.
. ‘llinboth Mehoney. a. sister or
ubrido. noted as bridesmeid, end
were 3 booudtul blue georgette
. , end were I. eiluer end blue but
Wanton end carried a large bouquet.
finial: roses. a. ,
Juan J. Mcflurie was best. man
‘ the bride was given away by her
them to Tampa. Florida. where they
will remain for the odntcr months.
Following their return. they will re-
side at 26-) Bruce Perk, Greenwich.
Many ll-f‘t‘tilliilll presents were rt:-
cclved by tile b:;de. Silo formerly
was employed at the Southern New
England 'l‘elophone company. Mr.
Scott is connected with the Scott
Brothern' Gel-ago at Greenwich.
Jack and Frances V
‘ Keogh Entertain
A dozen young friends attended ll
party given by Jack aed Frances
Keogh. at. the home or their ner-
ente. Judge and Mrs. John Keogh.
Marvin Beach, last Friday evening.
Dancing was enjoyed and refresh-
ment: sen-ed. William Wellnitz end
his orchestra furnished the music
for the affair.
Miss Decker to
[Wed Horatio Finch
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Decker of MC-
Kinley Place. Rowuytou, announce
the engagement of lll’ll' daughter,
Miss Ruth Decker to Horatio Finch.
son or Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Finch
rr 5:. Meadow street. NO date has
as yot 1‘0: u not {or the wedding.
'n "fi 4" i ‘ l""|ll'_nila-id
his whiie_gold ring set with a.
lid onyx. and the "in * “‘9. groom
UM but men was a solid gold
new case.
' allowing the ceremony u recep-
. end wedding luncheon was
it It the home or the bride. at.
nearly 70 rcla“ and close
ends were present. The home
, prettny decorated in pink and
e. A buffet lunch on was curved.
hitting the latter part of tho even-
ho couple ‘~le away an' left
9‘!“ unknown. On Wedllrsday.
yer. they will Join the parents
the groom and will accompany
All Deposits
Jonuary 10th
Will Draw Interest From I
lll
January 1st
Accounts oi from $1 to $10,000 Are
' . invited
so, NORWALK sumo BANK
. ALDEN SOLMANS, President
GEORGE L. WOODWARD. Treasurer
. You Cm sull Join‘Our Christmas Club
\
run mums summon-so. NORWALK. CONN.
DOORKEEPER’S
. CIRCLE HOLDS
ANNUAL ELECTION
The monthly meeting or the Door-
keopor’e Circle of the First. Congre-
gational churt'll we held lest eve.
ning at the home or Mrs. Wlnaeld
H. Baldwin. iii Well street. The
l-nnunl reports o! the circle were
read and on election or officers was
held. it was reported that. the
circle col-nod over 31.000 during the
past year. which was used towards
the church building ttlnd.end for
local cllllrltics.
The officers elected were:
Mrs. John Glover—preuldeni.
Mrs. l3. l".
vice-president.
Mrs. Frank J. Curtis-otroalunr.
Mrs. Andrew V. l-lcath. ro-elected
l‘C‘fOl‘dlllg nocrclnry.
Mrs. E. G. Murphy ~— rc-elccted
corresponding secrolury.
WOMEN’S ASS’N
PLANS LUNCHEON
‘ FOR TOMORROW
’i‘llvz- \Vonlcu's Aeeociation oi“ the
South Nor-walk Congrcsut‘nel
church will hold a luncheon tomor-
row at. 12:” o'clock at the church.
The atlair is to be in the cherge
of the Endeavor Circle .of tho King's
Daughters who will be the hostessext.
The annual meeting and election
or oltlcere will take place utter
ithe luncheon. There are to be no
tickets but a. email {no will be col-
lected alter the meal.
d...“
: ‘ PERSONAL
Memberu oi the Women's Guild
of Trinity church will hold a sunror
in connection with the annual meet-
ing 0! the guild to in: lleitl tonight
at the church.
”~—
3 o v '
~0ne-tllirvi on on boxed holidays
aim. The Hamilton shop. second
flOOI'.v-'.\il\'.
I O ’
~wiludioel sud Victrolee sold on
easy terms Domain—Adv.
l O I
The annual installation at the re-
ccrlt election of the ottlcen of the
American Legion Auxiliary will be
held tonight at Odd Fellows Hell.
South Main street. lll connection
with the installation at the officers
of the American Legion
a u 'I
~0nu-lhirrl Off. solo now
on at. bonuelly's-«Arlv.
U C U
going
-—The cleaning. dyeing and pree-
alng of garments is given the clout
attention at The Twin City Velet'l
Establishment. Work called for end
delivered. tl7_ No. Main St. Phone
(08,—Adv '
. 0 O O
A meeting of lll: t.‘. ll. l.=. h'. club
of the First. Congregational church
will be held tonight at the church.
a U -'
-Boueehold COlier-lel’lfl a blue
I I 0
Members of the Mozart Sooitey
will meet tonight at 5 o‘clock at the
high school to rehearse the opera
"Martha."
0 I O
~Onc-tlllrd off on all holldey
writing papers. The Hamilton Shop.
main noon—Adv.
O C I
The Gleaner“: Circle of the First
Congregational church will meet to-
night at the church, holding ‘-lt|
ennuel meeting and election alter a
supper to be served at 6:30 o'clock.
I O I
«One-halt off on all calender-e. dt
The Hamilton Shop-Adv.
. O o 0
Departmental inspection Will be
held tonight at the meeting or the
McKinley Auxiliary. Mrs. Marjorie
l-‘lyrln slate pro-idem will be in
charge. 3
8 U Q
«One-third of! on glassware. con.
sole sets and water sets. The Hamlb
ion Shops-Adm
O O O
The reguler meeting of the P. 0.
S. of A. will be held tonight at the
lodge rooms on Franklin street.
0 t O
~One-third off on all china. in.
cludingvtea sets. The Hamilton Shop.
second {loom-Adv.
. h I k
The Buckingham Women‘s Rollo!
Corp has been invited to attend the
installation of otlicers at tho Amer-
ican Legion and auxiliary ut, Odd
Fellows hell. South Main street to-
night.
MoGrcgor-re~elocted .
Mrs. A. Hyde Colo we unanim-
ously re-elcctod president at the on.
nus! meeting or the Better l’tlme As.
societies held "ml-dell ottereoen at
the Norwelk binary.
outer officers heeled included:
Mrs. Charles Rogers. vlco presi-
dent!
Mrs. George Krupp. recording 5O-
cretnry.
lure. Philip Jakobe. correspondluu
secretory.
Mrs. Douiel Toomoy. treasurer.
Chairman of committees:
Mrs. Michael Abrabemr.
lion.
Mu. Harold Wilson. review.
lure. Marion Bimll. outlook.
Mrs. Rye North. publicity. ‘
Mrs. Mary Vollmer. finance. ‘
Mrs. John Covallegll. meetings.
Mien Patten Board. matinee.
. All interesting tenure at the meet-
ilng wee the tunnel report of the
year's work at the Better Films Ae-
eoclulion given by Mrs. Phillip Jo.-
ltobe.
The report Included work trom-
Deoomber I. 1926 to December 7
1996. Election 0! otticere took plu.
at the Royal Jere“ Inn. December
lb. 19” when the {eliciting were
elected: ,
Mrs. A. Hyde Cole. chairmen.
Mrr. Walluco Marvin. vice chair—
men.
Mrs. John .‘lerrlu‘len recording ec-
oratory.
Mn. George Buchanan.
pending secretory.
Mrs. Deniel Toomey. uuneurer.
Mrs. Char-lee nos-n. chairmen of
th extension committee.
Mlle Patten Beau. chairmen of
the Bore and Girls‘ Metinee Oom-
mitt“.
Mrs. John Merl-linen. publicity.
Mrs. John Colour-5h. rerjnur. "m.
pol-ary.
At this meeting. December if».
1925. Mr. Alexander Hemmer: or
the Rielto theatre new a short tell:
telling a: the probionll oi the thee-
trc manner. With hie permission
and cooperation. the association de-I
cided to give a matinee tor the buy i
end (ll-la. December :7. -
Owing to the-diptheril. Opldcnlirn.
end to the that that the event u
been given to theatre advertising.
the rerultnnt attendance he only
155.
031011-
COHCB'
that many hundreds or children were
turned away. These matinee:
"What kind or a men should I
marry?" "Miss 'l'lvouly" asks me
this morning.
It. in to tough. There is no ob-
viously one new" only. A girl
should marry the man she lovca.
All! other answer is lolly. She
would marry him own-w. end all
thet one can do to cross fingers
and invoke a blessing.
.m—
Suppoeo a. girl hasn't really inl-
len in love yet—is jllrt' sort of
playing around with the ides or
matrimony sconel- or later.
At this stage or the some 1 would
edvuo "Miss Twenty" to ask these
questions about any swell: upon
whom she costs llt‘l‘ ulntrlmoelnlly
reflective orbs:
l.--la he really sillcero. or a ”men
With I lino"?
1 think sincerity the very first
requisite in a. men. it hooks up
with fair play and honor and
ed routes and all the virtues one
ex is I. real man to have.
3.—What is his attitude towards
women?
. Does he accept them as mental
and spiritual equals. or does he put
them On the name shell with his
golf Nile and high bully—weapon.
or amusement tor the mighty mole
when he lies a. few odd momenta?
Wetch the chap who is lucepeblc
of discriminating between vamen~
who ha a pet. and a hug and a
“line tor each and all of them.
Merry a man like this and you'll
spend many a weepy hour alone
whilst he's ott galllvanling.
8.--Doee he how many
friends?
men
Mrs. A. Hyde Gole Ree-elected :
1
President of Better Films Ass’n
eluded: February it. February :1.
runway 28. and April lll.
Yellow arm bonds were provided
tor ton chuperouel who took care
at the boys and girls at each me-
tinee. Red end Yellow posters. Id~
vertleinu ouch matinee were pluccd
in the rchoola. the stores and the
dumb Bray were sent as del-:gutcs.
At the luncheon hold at the m.-
yei James inn. January lll. 1926.
Mrs. J. Groin of Jacksonville. Flori-
de. true the rpeekcr.
the Better Films meets included:
and Mr. Devld Estonian. each
ll short talk and wound lll‘;
elation at their who's littflt‘ll
opeutlon'in the matter o;
and liner (time.
April 6. Mrs. Thomas Byley at
West Haven. spoke on the value. of
the motion picture.
3830-
better
work at the Will Hm Orgeniutlon.
Mrs. Robert Fleherty of Silver-
mine silo [love n ehort tllk, telling
ol the filming of the z" ‘urts “Moan;
of the South Seas“
January 16. o motion was nude
and curried thee s new constitution
should he drum up. Mrs. Cherie:
Rogers being appointed chairmen
o! the committee in charge.
Februu‘y 3. Mrs. Rogers present»
ed the constitution and it well im-
‘modietely accepted.
To dete. there are 221 members
in the association or which 6: are
not!“ members.
During the put month.
mrlnlbora how. ll("‘l added
roll call.
Mil-r l'slten Board
15 now
trl
.1 nd Mrs. J.
Randolph Bray during the past year
did Dome very tine work on the chll.
tlren's matinee committee. They
found it however, very etrenuoue
work. as it. entails much detail. But.
owing to the loci that the associa-
tion he! decided not to alert in on
A‘ m" other ”mimic“ given. "1° the children's metinees tor o while
etteudeuce “‘35 5° 5"“ «ch "“195 yet. Mire Beerd llee egein contented
to art a! chairmen ot the commit.
in- tea.
Cynthia Grey Discusses:
m...“
Question: “Is It Right for a Business Woman to
t.-—Whet is ills attitude towards
money and his Job?
The man who equceIeu ills pennies
and can think oi nothing but. ed.
veneenlent in his work nukes u
obnoxious a. husband as tho spend-
tllrltl. who throws his money in Hit"
em llecauso lit: never really buckled
d0“‘l‘i.
l--t.‘»-?oS-9-10.--ls llu sympathetic.
not. only to women. but to men also.
It in: a good tollow? Will he put his
shoulder to the wheel and help
push the auto from the ditch? Do
otln‘r people depend on him? 15 his
Judgment sound?
ll.-Whet do his mother and ela-
lers think of him?
A good son and a. good brother
makes a. good husband.
Most of my items are "inside 0!
the cup" qualities. After All. the
polish and lustre of "the outside or
the. cup" isn't quite so important.
Btlt most “'onlon like scrubbing
and scouring-on their men folk as
well u on dishes and the wedding
silver.
They'd miss halt the fun of mar-
riage if they couldn't. in their nice
superior way. introduce their hus—
bands to Grand Opera. and Glgli
records and When poetry and Mi-
chul Arlen and Sunday night chat
ing dish suppers.
Of course. it. depends on the girl.
Some girls would be miserable and
feel their marriage "a hideous min»
take" it married to e man who used
his salad fork for the meet course
and thought censpe the name of e
A ”men’s men" is always a good
film-a!” mw.ll
race horse.
(Copyright. 192.6,NEA Service. Inc.)
O O U .
-Biiumlneus household CoaL— f
Earri- &. Genoa—Ade. .
e o e i
The Mother's club o ill‘ hold a1
meeting this afternoon at. tile Glrlel
end Wamcn's club on Main street.
t O O
READING AND SERVING
'I‘lresome to neck eyes. It you
wear glasses when your eyes first
complain. it. will only be necessity
to Weat‘ lncm at. cloru work. It you
let them go too long you may how
to veer then; oil the time. am
your eyes entrained. Q. B. Jacluel
Jemler end optometrist. 58 Well
st.--Adv.
D O D
~0ne-tlllrd all admit sets. rec
Hu‘milton shop. main (loom-Adv.
O D ' I
or worn Wm”
refreshments will be served after the
our nuances meeting tomorrow etm
Connecticut Women to ,
Attend Celebration 1
’ Groups of Connecticut women
from New Hes-on. aartlonl. Bridge-
port. and other towns who attended
the recent annual conference or the
league of Nations Noll-Partisan
tonight at Moose Hell ot 3 o‘clock
business meeting.
I u I
Thomas my end tdwml Donnel-
ly or Net-walk spent. yesterday in
Bridgeport yesterdsy on business.
0 t i .
The holler Aid "a... or the
Elm. n. a. church will hold it. reg-
:80 oeleck. in the dull-
Auociotion in Bridgeport pill 30 to
New York on Jen. 11 to attend the
sixth 'unniversnry celebration which
is being arranged by the National
Headquarters at the Non-Partisan
Association in New York. Among
those who expect to go to New York
are Mrs. P. L. C. Kitchelt. Mrs.
Josepha \Vllilney. Mrs. Ansel G.
Cook. Mrs. Andrew l-L Smith. Mrs.
Frederick 8. Chase. Mrs. George P.
Chendler. Mn. Hironl Percy Moxim.
Mrs. Emerson Nowell. Mrs. James T.
Rourke. Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welcb.
Mrs. Frank C. Summer. flu. Wax-d
E. Ilutty end Miss Mm Teyiol-
Blduvelt. '
——._..-—-
WEEKLY MEETING
The Tompkins League of the New
mlk M. E. church. held its regular
weekly meeting int. evening It 1:80
MISS SWANSON
T UESDAY,.J AN UARY 5. 1926.
IS ENTERTAINED New Committees Appointed at
De Moiay Mothers’ Club Meet
ATELNNERI
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry tiltilll'
Woodward avenue ILlllCl‘llAlli'E'd at .1
supper Saturday night. in honor at
the approaching marriage of Mull.
Florence Swanson and William Mt:-
Clrten. which will take place in the
hour luttlro.
Miss Furmnml .;l‘ll Mr. .‘ll‘li‘nrtl‘l'l‘
urn lHJlil v'vll ltlloull iii South .\'ol*-
0:5
llbrll'lce. Costumcl :u-ld furore and walk. ll'. brill; .'i l0]"‘.ll~’ll’ lmil piny-l
little dance: were later added to the or li"'l". .
portal-menace. Thorn prfiscni (it lhu, :tnqu‘ “1."
To the luncheon: and mocllngmcludcd:
o: the Moving Picture Conference Mr. and Mn. um l,l.:. Juli-lll
Board held at the Waldori Astoria. L'iz. liul-I l'. Lu u! lrl«'=.:- trail. ‘
January 10. I? and 13. 1035. MW. Mr. and .‘ll't. .lM-w :‘l':',‘:il‘lr;n'
John MIl'rllllln and .‘ll‘ll. J. l'lun- Mire Myrtle Sutlllrvll, Mir: Marlon,
Olmstcnvl.
l-lrlroitl Fl'llllll“. Mist; ll’tnv I‘llivv.
save some intimate eldelighus on the l at the
the.
tAllrcd Pater, ll"lll lllldroru‘rll.
.‘llrn Lulu i‘uiitu. All» lJr-iht‘l
‘Eallel’. Mr. and Mrs. ”All.” Slim l
Speakers during the my year etilrom “lit; city.
February 10. Mr. Archie l‘r'rl'lslpEN \VONIEN
if? ENJOY RECEPTION
l
l
l Membtrn
;Brunch 0t rho League oi Anlcrlcanl
fl‘cu ‘VC’ll‘l'll
November 3‘, Colonel Jason Joy. I :l mow. tlrilglltiul afternoon Sunday, Mrs ”Mb. ll. Noel: M. “New.” . ti: ll. Mrs. H. B. Lockmmd. Mrs.
“HEM-“l (or l‘lorld.t They “lll rulilll‘ on .\i.'l.\‘ 1‘“ H Greenwood. Mrs. I‘m” V“ 14'
FOR WM. BUCKLIN :
oi the Conneolcutl
[ill‘l lllt'il' g'lt‘sts hid
homo oi Mics
l‘luGcl-ald in lilvelsluc. Tim nomad
ion “as a. reception ill honor of
“illium savory Buckllu. Riverside,
artist. and Mrs. Burklln Tilt. spari—_
ous parlor." of tho l‘ltzGcmld humml
\vholo Buckllll paintings already]
were hung with proper cxnlblt light-
lug were transformed into exhibit?
“rooms. with manv additional paint—.
logs. on meals all-l ll‘i Iirtlslll‘ posit.
lion“. The fll'll‘i' himsr-il‘. v'ho ha!
a quivt but (lllilll.lli‘_: personality
gremtl tile gurslr. and told many;
plceecllt incidents connl‘rlcrl \vllhI
paintings. many of which were dont
at the camp or lrvnlg Bllcllcllur,
Delicious refreshments “'N‘l‘ .
served through the afternoon and
a
so provided for those v-l’ llllllr'lxll mi?
in art. literature and llluzl‘: “‘Il» ' \‘-
pressed by all. "
l
LESTER CLEE ,
TO SPEAK BEFORE
YOUNG PEOPLEg
Lester H. Clee will in; the lllczllel‘
at the meeting oi the Young Too.
plos' council of Religious lidumtloll.
Sunday cloning in lll-3 South Nur-
wnlk Congregational church. The
meeting will begin promptly at 6:15.
.\lr. Clcc's subject uiil be: "\Vllljlt
1926 May Menu in lllt‘ Young Peo—
ple of Norwulk.”
Every member ol the Cullurll is
urged to attend. and to bring cC-lllc
young person along. The met-tings
are inspirational and illslruuilVL‘. and
there ill that fellowship hour that
makes (or stronger and clear bonds
of friendship among the youth of
tho churches in the city.
Christian Endeavor. ,
To GO to StamiOl-d:
The reglllur monthly ilumll-‘zs and.
social meeting of the Christian ljn-
drovor oz lllu South Net-“(ilk llup-
list church was li“ld lit the llolllt: of
Miss Ruth Herring. \\‘oudnnrvl ave-
nuo last night.
Several important mum is
discussed and it ulls tit I'llll.‘ll that all
the young people siloultl an lll “. lvody
to Stamford to uticllrl u. rulllt'rouce;
on January 19. After tllc meetillgl
i
\\ Ql't‘
thou h an hesitate v . , .
hhsbaifd in Lout. with ”in?! :31;an adjourned. 3' M‘V‘al “m" “”5 "“10”“ .
and come to brcektast in puiemu by “l" , _ _ .g Q... .
and “unwell. Among llloorr \\1lu . ..._ 1‘1‘~ ~17»
“'Bri‘ll
Ruth Herring. Sylvia Brurlt. Vlolct
Cetzko. Ann Cza-ko, Helen Baker.
Dorcas Baker. Lillian Wright. Mr. ;
and Mrs. Les-tol- Young. »
Ruth Young. Mr. :lntl .‘ll‘c. lluseell
Wright, “‘nllcr Gurrlsll. E
Alfred Jackson and Ernrrt Gull.
Solos were rendered and nu whim. .
lion 0! the Charleston was given hit I
Ernest. Gcitz. .
Girl Scout Ofiicers’i ,
Ass’n to Hold Meet .f
Thc Girl Scout Officers Assoc-lu-
iiOn will meet at the home: t-l‘~Miss
Morgue! Jnnnirlgs on Lewis sll-cct
tomorrow night at 8 o‘clock.
Miss Jennings will presi-il: in tho:
oboence of Mrs. ,Wnltor Munro \le0
is in Florida at the pros‘lul time
on a visit.
Miss Marjorie Donne. Scout direc-
tor. will take gl‘"l‘g-u of Mrs. Munro's
troop while silt;- is away.
Clinton Conunancléry
Invited to Bail
The. Clinton Commander-y oi this
city. today received invitations for
its members to “tend the unnuu
bell to be given by the Hamilton
Commander at the Hotel Strollield.
in Bridgeport on January 17‘.
The wall- is being given in houorf
of Angus IL McKensie. grand corn-
rl'uldcr rt the state. A midnight
supper will be served. It. is expec-
u’oelt. u “deem.
lute
WI tint. quite a (on heel members
M ‘l l . V ,5.
i.\lr.- Anni flanks. ol lllt Auxiliary
.awl Srrl'llcll Kt"3Yll"l'. llul'llr-l lllt
Ctllnnllttrr ut the pos'.
'l‘il- lrogrnln lllClU'i"l.
Ull")\'\7lll tel-ut‘tlullwr‘tl-w';. “all.
)ly l~'l\t-.
liocilutlun -~ "Expecting Santa."
elf‘illi‘lll llllmpllrics. '
Leaves Town i
l
eh... ;
.‘illff. IQANK it. STAR}; ‘
Ni ii Ell'lllvoml il“.l“l\; vllo “11h1
firm. l
C-AS Chapter Enjoys
(ford Party and Social :
A l'r‘lliil trolling Was Hutu-xvi 1«yl'-~
1'. memln'rs of tile 9". l? Cliflp'fl‘ l‘.‘.‘\t‘
"‘\‘illl‘i“ cl llm, twill-tr p11 “Hill' '1 in
’rllltrluilzmv‘u‘ lol ill" twnllll: l“
clilllwi t l. 1‘ .tll-l ll lt~ 'l'vi- .’ lll~ 'll-
ration of “in. John Nuts-l .lzlu‘
.‘lll's. .latsk llluwr. _\ Pin" "‘15 :l-
u'Jlrtl-rl in Mrs. .\.'§‘".l i-‘lr :lllelll2-'
any» dill-lll; tho plsl your. "Ill-,2 hull
nveuill: nnd joy in llv; (li‘l‘toriuulll : l‘wllll smrrr in; ii" uml ralmr'uus tarp: “Lilith uf lrult anti :1 1
Hrs. Arthur .‘tlf‘lf‘lil"\', “in: was lt-l
M
'l‘ilr llospilul Thiml-lt‘» llult “lll
lllnt-l this nili‘l‘lltlt‘ll at the home
of Mrs. Frank .1. Erna-l. A? Ward“
strut-l. :
lily twenty-right month-or. .-
AppUllllillMll. or colllnlll' ‘.l 1 ,
tvlrcd the llleutiug or the ballot.
.lletllcre' club. which use all. nil-1
.l.‘.._u.,I..
.ttlcrut‘mn (it lilo liubll'.'u:~' 1H". t
urol-t (and West
:~lcl{ibbin. president. unit in .‘
ll-‘r supporting otllltllllthzt u u ,.}
House—Mrs llwmrd
chairman.
Publicity—31m E‘IVVIF'l Lyra"
Dv.n-.-volvllt«-l\lrr. marry l‘-'.
lloltznlun. t'llalrnlau, MM. i“ i.. lll‘~
How] and Airs. E-iwl'nrl (l. li'li.’i' {-
lvll.
““-:lll".‘ flirt. \'1
ii :lil‘lz..
’l‘u‘lwfl. coullllltletL—Mrl. \\.lm
' ll. lfluillor. uhairlllan,
llulcrtulnmcut—«Mrs. l.‘illl""l‘l. ll.
Aloullllrol». \‘llLUL'lllHll. .\l;.‘. \ttilm.
li. Gainer. .‘ilc. Harold L. i' ‘
.‘lrs. David “W lil‘llf)’. )ll's. lillil .'.
Ilowurtl, Mrs \\'illl.llli W. Mal/it".
.-'Jl‘l.
in". members voted to h...
virlprlou-z committal (1' liq: .}
.ll-l parties of tilt. balloting- in:
Mr. llrlrold E. Blsrcll was r:-
lllilil‘uilil‘l tvlth lll" lullo‘liLng '~
.utmbors to assist. l'lI‘Y'Z Mrs. Haw-u
.l. chd. Mrs. McLacnlan. .‘lrr.
CiILiUt‘l'. Mrs. Ellis 1}. Howard. Mrs.
H'lrl'y Waterbury, Mrs. Frank l‘-
'ii' ”x
lionghtoll, Mrs. Henry.
‘l in. afternoon and owning 4.1
lull‘ll‘. llvz-ld early in December wt-
tell 3' ‘.‘. Mrs. Gainer reported. .‘irr,
.‘lO'Jl'lll'Op and Ellsworth C. Lawn.
wool] donated the prizes. Tllcy u- ;.-
.l-illll'ml :1. voted of appreciation .r
s I'. D. standard. who l't'll‘ll'll“
lnatlul the chairs. Oscar l‘. SCllUl’Z“
all llowarli Lountlcs ('C'l‘lirllJUN",
la 1 '1'}: Lil-1 llama fur lhu sullyn ~
lll ‘Vlh'mber. 'l'llry _“.“l’~' shell :1
l'” "2‘ thallitl. ' .
'l'lw. ll'L'aSUl‘Cl"l= l“.]lul’l chewed I.
llullillCL i"[ $1.422]
A: Flzl'isllllzlcr. N‘- .‘inll:«‘~r.\'
rtvlt "Dad" Honor-l Graham.
ind :l serious injury to his iv
12“.?)
‘d is (l
oi {luvsrrs as :l t'lt- n ..;
(if
“2“,”, to nn‘vet. and ”1303,- thg heft: val'tlt‘yl :l l‘lll."‘l' tlisll lI-‘t'r-asllmrmngllou of his \'.Ol'k ‘v'l'll in Club 1...!
7 wrrc S-‘l'VLLl
with lll" boys. A lair—r of apprm -e
llnll from him was read
Three non-members wer- as
routed: Mrs. Herbert 0. bill
lire. Muude Tripp and Mrs ll‘l'glr
\Y. ilowtill.
i
Millyov Tal‘lov Post Holds
Annual Christmas Party
Til“ .lnlliifli l'lll'lS‘lllZ‘: llurly of tile
T-illlvoyll'nl'lrit-
l'or-‘lgu Wars.
J‘t-sl. Vulrrulls of!
“:15 lil‘lll l:l:-l. mulling.
About. if” ‘i‘l'; lll‘tsulli :tllt.’ Ell'it'e‘
v.1ln‘:ll lllcluliftl ltilf'h. l'.lll‘l_\' :llltl
orungw. wort: given to h-l I‘hllllrt'll
“llU vmw: l‘l‘t‘ellll. }
.\ llllt‘ program of 'H’ l‘l:..lllll'llll
mls :.rr:ll;,l:ml,lllltlr‘l' tho t‘llltvliou of
.‘llrs .\ s." l.r-onartl. .\li~.~:< Mllrlcn Mt“-
Qtllllm. .\lr:». Mary .\ltll.‘D0ll.ll‘l and
Salt)~--“l-ll:~ly Night." ll' It‘ll Hatch
ffll‘Il. ' .
li'lnvlhn Iltnll|1(‘—-l.‘".ll‘i."lll in l'.lv SL1:
lL'W'llilLlOil"Ell‘iinUr llatlxll.
Spulll‘sll tillllL't‘——-Filllh Banks. \ili
holllllnn Bottrl. Stuplv u lx'cslnv 1' and
Albert Boothby.
\‘iolin selection—{tumult}; Len u.
Charles Curillo and William Betta.
’l‘oc dance—Catherine \‘nast.
Gypsy dance — Autionetto Jassll
and Ironm- Jcllllf.
Highland Fling-Hutu Banks and
“'ill‘lelnllnu noun,
All invitation “ll: l-r-ud which was
roceivod iron) the Daubun' port. to
attend the installation Which will
be held in Danbury this ol‘cninc.
Several members ol‘ lll” post null
uuxillrlry plan to attend
LL’NCHEON-MEL‘TIKG
The Lions club Will hold its rl‘v
gular weekly luncheon-moonlit; all
the Royal James Inn tomorrow. Will
Martin has charge at the program
(or llll.‘ nix-cling. “lllCl‘l plol‘flbly “lll
include a spa-ditch
-nnY- l.
GOODS ll
10.12 80. MAIN 8T.
Store hours 1* to 6—Saturday ‘J
MUNSIE it'll‘w‘a'l'n
PHONE 2516
lot
80. NORWALK
department. and such t‘ltg‘l‘l‘
on tilt: jump all day. ll" you
Will treat.
lll(‘ sturt‘.
lira ssiercs. etc.
in new clean merchandise.
OUR SECOND
SEMI-AN N UAL SALE
Started this morniug with a host of bargain: in every
Till} wonderful dresses at $5.95 and $10.00
were in great demand. You should see them, they’re love-
ly and every one is brand lit:
'i'llcn there. arc. bargains in dress goods, \rasll
goods. domestics, towels. sheets. pillow cases. hosiery, toilet
goods. notions, flannel night gowns. sweaters. corsets,
In fact the entire store is a bargain
renter this week. If you didn‘t come infill}: he sure to
come tomorrow. You'll save monv‘v on curry-tiny needs.
shoppel‘sl Everybody was
\vcrcn't here you missed a
\v. Not all old garment in
Buy at MUNSIE’S and save money.
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Norwalk Chronicler