m Seven Surprieee n. «relnony'ot impressive beau— Mil (brutality, the recently elect- Minors o: Monitor Caidron No. I». tern of Mokanne. were in- , to their otrices, last ove- The new Masonic Temple in pgtou street was packed for Musonerend lriende. Mrs. " . Chosen One of the Celdron. -. .wiio list evening delivered dress at welcome. Lest eve- elicit was oi: the most euc- undertakings that the Cal- lus undertaken. Their on- to meke the eitelr a. genu- installation officer was Su- rlsg Bearer Daughter Jo- Oeldron. Spriustieid. Mose. by Deushtirs: WI: Glen 5. Chaplain; Ethel Hous— hing: in you Cecileberg. Cal-noun Morgan. ‘ Dluthler Edith- Weeks. ' . lib—Daughter Eden Weeks . that... it: .Tres‘ecrer-v Deughter Du- liter endorsing. Deugirter .ra . , tin—D e. u g hter h of acceptance. At social olo-Jrhis‘t My Tusk. . . . Lucile Finch. ‘ 'ge‘r. Mics Aller's Pupils "es Wilhemlns Belief—Ruth Baltic updater. Mrs. Peter Vcast. SEVEN ENTERTAINERS xMopolltan Quartette 0:‘tteuoo ’ort'on llrsu Burl Stevens well-rendered. on? - Mill Adler‘s pupil the nuclease. ~- itr.‘1'list’l N? B: _ or ll. “Irish Lullabies": Dr. 'Holne." i onker Caldron Daughters of Mokanna Hold Installation init- with member-sot the yonlcnstleberg is the new “cocoon Daughter Cornelia . cl success were well reward. Smith. blighty Chosen One Latino . Wiimot. Better: on or Meeker Cold: n. m room: at orticere insist ed ty Chosen Ono—Deughter Past Mighty Chosen One—— Secretory—- Deughter Al- . . no " ' . “ ‘ wmughter Hello Van ‘ueustmrlmneerlw Ellsebeth Jy-Bdsrew-Deuchter Ode. Dew.- L o u i s e in: the installstlon. Deugh~ beets. London presented the with the ring. Pest Mighty tine Bertha Buzzard. mode the Mn of the impressive serv- hloh to say the lesst bed e direct on every person lire. protmm pectin ..ilrs. Willism Mitten Heathers o: Monitor (isl- rural. Delights" Educ Karin Olselt. Ciel-e Giov- Estello Fil- Duet ........lduhls.nd Flingo Dance .Mlss Knthryne Veest Alfred Kraemcr 8. R. Ball Carl Reilltofl4 the great- Slag“ Mr. Rellstsb eons. Wil- yondered "Juno Brought - while Doe Moore. sees "favorite. “Show Me the Doc’- original ruler prominent persons CLUB NEWS The Norwulk Bird. and Neture club will hold Its next’rosuitr mm. mg on Monday, February 8. I I I The snuuul New Year's periy at the South Nor-walk Congregational church Will be held on Thursday ' evening at 3 o‘clock limbo church. A program which will include reed. lugs. music and e. pantomime. is be- ing arranged under the direction or the hoepitsllty committee or the church. All members and friends or the perish are cordially invited to sitend. u I I The regular monthly meeting of the Norwalk Garden Club. Will be held tomorrow alteration at 8 o'clock at the home of lilies Helen M. Swsrtz, 68 West avenue. . . I _I I Members of the High School class at the Ceniield School of Dancing instant the home 01' litre Louise Centield on West avenue lest night. The class will meet on Monday nights from now on. e e e The monthly meeting of the Pro» illumll society 0! the 80. Name": Baptist church was held last even- ing st the home or Mrs Devldl. Dickson. Osborne svenue. The more inrwuin the form. of In expo! lance sooiei end over no was reel. iced. The next meeting. will be held at the home 01 Mrs. Gearin. South Main street during the month of February. I I I The, Past Pocahontas mama... will present the Block and White Revue before the Broad River. Coni- ‘ munity club tonight. I I I ‘3. The Mother's o'ub will meet this afternoon at the Girl's and Women s club rooms on Main street st which time Mrs George .erpp will speak The members of the 0-3 ohspto met last evening at the Girls' end film“? club. North will street. I entertainment m the Owning included cords Ladiés’ Auxiliary A. O. H. Plans Cocial A specie! meeting or the Ladies“ Auxiliary to the A. O. 3.. Division No. l. we- held last evening in thr basement or selnt Mery'e church The meeting was celled tor the pur- pose‘ at booting s report at the Fm terteinnient committee. ’At the con- ciileion ol the report it won pinned to hold s. public note! on Februsry 8. in the Cetholic clubhouse is West menus. dvec's orchestrs has been secured to plot? for dancing. Tomorrow evening. at number oi members or the luxiliery ere plan hing to attend in: Joint instellstiori of. officers or hector Auxlllery it the Greenwich Division. which will teke piece in the Greenwich Knights oi Columbus hut. Bus-es will team the Catholic club at 7: so o'clock sherp. Local Women Attend‘v B’p’tlnstallation Three members o! the William McKinley auxiliary were present oi. the joint installetion oi omosrs of the United Spsnlnh Wer Velez-ens comp and auditory st midterm lest evening. The members present were Mrs. Bertha Corn ooh. loenl _ resident; Mrs. Rsilierlne decline! one tirsi Florence (totem-o. A pro: drum or denote: end retreshrnents followed the Insulation ceremonies. continue! laughter. Be poked fun at Decor-sebum. Joseph R. Taylor and Xerbert 13qu ”end men! others. - Moing was enjoyed in the ben- 11th ltsll to the tune of the Meeker .Grotto. Syncopstors. Refreshment: ence. kept the people in were served. “a. John ~ .women how marriage to complete Humour litmus “1m Says Professional women Shouldn‘t Merry. Must the modern professional her hepplneas? To this queetiou Blanche Yul-kl. actress. enters an empheilc denisl. "No more." she contends. "then she~must hove success schlevemenl. companionship end iroedom from financial pinches to make her happy." . It marriage Were the ideal suite of bliss said contentment our continent. tel girls imeglrlo it to be “dim novelists who write. for sentimental girls describe it to be. then or course. there would be no question. she eeys. "But marriage is rarely ideally happy." she goes on. "becduee it is undertaken by humans who are per- eoneiiy ambitious. semen. and intol- erect." PHILATHEA CLASS TO GIVE UNUSUAL KITCHEN CONCERT Model-no Kitchenettes orchestra. of the Norwellr M. E. church. suc- cessfully presented a. "concert" at Almond hull. New Canaan last evening. before s. crowd of over :50. which filled the hell the capacity. The, ladies oi the church had In their lnstrum'eute, household utmo- sils and were armed in housecw turtles. A scrosmingiy luuny enter- tainment was thoroughly enjoyed by the New Cannon folks who all voiced their approcllltion alter the concert. Tomorrow cvoniu rill o‘clockillc "orchestre" will appear at the South Norwa'lk Congregational church. The concert will be given by the Philemon cities under the euepices of the T. C. 3; class or the ’ butter. Again ' church. Cynthia Grey DiscuSSos: Moral in the Story of the Story of the ‘- Cracked Teapot; “The crooked Teapot." is the title or s story is one of these "beat stories" ' collections. it. in about a drab. cover-worked farmer's wile uuono one solace in the cracked blue teapot on the top , dusty shell oi the kitchen cupboard. 'l‘hs crooked «spot is full of pen- nies end nickel and din-lee. the we. .men' s heard of a litctimu or thlcw cry" from her husband as she herself terms it. . Strangers from the oily motoring by. step for "broilers." The tormer‘u wife sells them for u tow cents more e pound than she tells her husband, who is then in the fields. No Reckoning T‘he extra querter or no tor which she gives no reckoning goes into the cracked blue teapot on the elicit. She goes totowrl to market the the extra. quarter which she eerns eildes into the blue cracked teepot on'the' top shell of the kitchen cupboard. And this cracked bluo teapot with its piliered board is the wit'c'li one aolsce. As 'she bakes and hrolle tor the threehers, as she hangs up her great washing. curries food to her chickens. milks the cop's. weeds the get-den. she thinks or the crack- cd blue teapot. her gateway of ms. . cape. Not a oullirli eecape. but (scape through her daughter, now only - toddler. Thc‘wile sees college made possible tor her girl by the lathe cracked teapot. Elle bed still‘idd her stealthy fund the day after “lie" that laughed and then yelled at he: “tool college notions." But the mother thought out her way to see that the daughter es. ceped from the drsbnese. the em- didnees. the rusty beck-breaking round or term work and stingy men; . . The writer of this story infers that the cracked teapot brigade of women extend: an over our nation. ’ hm Women she points 1 picture or term no- men ”Whore. hundrede ct thou- tends or them. ‘tllievlilgi sec de- «Wins In order to heard a oilmno» Mm they reulroern a were. The story ends with the woman chewed into it new life “ct pride and reiueel to continue stalling slyly thst which she suddenly realises is her own. But the story on u study in oo- mcst‘io economics doesn't Interest me so much es the wonder what becomes 0! the daughter—dust to whet. extent the woman's dreams were realized by proxy through the ‘ child. ‘ 1 once knew it woman something like this stow-book woman. The women I knew hadn't even is slin- gy husbend. so. wss s widow and the story book daughter was s son. like didn't have a cracked blue teapot. but she hld an empty tea Miller. and into this went the "butter and egg" money “for schooling " She mum to tell him oi that bottle end its rowel-d on tile night he graduated trom high school. He was “vaindictorim.” and how her old eyes abono us he stood Oil the ’ plsttorm._ And whet a warm pink glow around her heart so she thought of the bed-time story she would tell llimnibut the tell at iarm work. which he hated need not be hie that the old tea. canister hold his "schooling" money: But he had something to tell her. too! The diplomas had been given out. Commencement was over. And he was bringing up to "Ma" a carry- eyed. flute-haired girl. lllushlllgly he said: "his. .wolgot married this after- noon. ihouirllt being through school 'n everything. we needn't welt. Bu- slu can go home with us tonight. can't obs?" And “Mo." saw the long and loan and tolling yours stretching uheud not only for her son who must get to the titling oi land without (ur- ther ado. but ior hersell. The grim light that was to have abated at least. on this gain night must go on even more iicrcely. lion needed more help—ll!- had a hope.» lose dumb-dol'u wife to support now. Old trail shoulders must pick up new and heavier burdens. I'm inclined to think that the mo- ral is not one for sons and daugh- fters. soymuch us for parents who refuse to edmit that it is not with. , in their power to mop the lives of their offspring! CHURCHES The Nerwolk Ministerial Mecca. lien or tr church will moot First Congregational. tonight at ti 0 0 . w The Mizpuh Circle of tho King’s Deughtors oi the South Nomelk Beptlet church will meet tonight st the church. / SI it n. The tunnel parish meeting at Christ church will be held at eight oolock tonight. * ll Annual election at the Trinity liu. steel and Dramatic club of Trinity church will be heldtonight. I The annual business meeting of, the whatsoever Circle of the South~ Nowell: Congregstionui church will be held tonight at the home of Mrs. Frank Bradbury. to service! avenue. I I C The Women's Foreign Missionary society of the Norwall‘t M. E. church will meet this afternoon in the church and emcgcmonts have been mgde to seat a large number at 99°F“. ' .-hurch ut which time Miss Susan jolnlelcad will speak. I I O 1 hi: c There will be a business and so- ilal meetiun of the T. C. B. class of the First 1' E. church at the church l 7:30 o'clock tonight. I l‘I I The Women'n Foreign Missionary society meeting 0! the East Avenue N. E. church will he held this aller- noon at the church. q I I linens Tribe. No. :6. improved Order of Red lien. will meet tonight at 3.3 Wuhlngton street. Mrs. Wm. Banks Head Of New Parish Plans A meeting: of the pariah commit- tee of. the South NOI'WMK Baptist church was held last night at 8 o'clock nt‘the church. Finns for the regular purist: work were dis- cussed and Mrs William Banks has been appointed as head of the cork. Apnlroxlu. scour. news on MST PAGE. his MRS. JOHN LAIDDAW DUEL Bounry State [logeut o! the D. A. R. The Mary Sillimun Chaptcroi the D. A. ii. 0: Bridgeport. held its "Chapter Dzly" yesterday in tho Oli- vct, Church. Bridgeport. The moot- lng opened with an organ recital by lilies Ethel M. Pigs. followed by tile prolroauiolull oi the unicorn. Rev. Herbert S. Brown, D. It. guru the invocation and them \rnrc greet- ings by hire. George '1‘. llathowui. the infirm Thi- spa lul tjucc‘rs :ii. the LS'JICl‘JQS “mo bile (icon; Almlluld Miller. honorary president general. N S. D. A. It: Mru. John Lnldlaw Buci. honorary state "font and Mrs. Law ”"68 Mount. yin ~ historian. Mrs. Mlilvr gave an interesting no- 0 ml or the lim‘iication oi' the Pil- grim Fountain at Plymouth. Muss. June 2i. lira. Burl. who is also emu: prose and publicity cilalrrnn. urged the D. A. it. women to better acquaint the general public with the aims d work at their organize" to com— but the flood of radical propnranda end to lot it. be known that "D. A. R.“ s1 :1th tor «unwilling other than "Duughlcrs oi lllt) Annual Rum- pus." . DAUCHTERS or o. o. A. M. HOLD. ANNUAL ELECTION 'l'lle Daughters of O. L'. A. M. held its regular meeting last night ut the ciuhrooms. 'Wnsilil.gi0n nil-cut. The regular routine bucinc-os was transacted and an election oi officers was held. «The: following were elected: _ Mrs. Helen Richards—counsellor. Miss Beamin- Storms—vice uoull suitor. \im .tdelc D. ing secretary. A. E. Rumondauseleianl tary ’ Philip Merriam —~ illlonclcl nary. George Ovcrion-ntxonllurc. Mrs. Loin Merriam—conductor. Mrs. Louise Benedict-examiner. hire. Elizabeth Youngs—lnsldc protector. Bruno Kacstner—outelrlo or. Howard ltichards~trustee 'Mrs. Adele D. Hartwolh-lilnblsl. Tho instoilution o! the newly elec- tisrl officers will be held at the club rooms on Monday. January 25. The Work will be under the direction oi the state deputy. Mrs. Sarah Heu- llariwell‘l‘ccorw accru- necro- UFOIECL - detect). 0: Bristol. .\ social program will be enjoyed refreshments will be served. nnd' Goat-Getter: wr— ll. -~'—"— '* V“ t 3‘ t l FRATERNALS Installation of newly elected or. doors will lecture the meeting at Douglas Fowler Women's Rellei Corps to be held on Friday evening in the P. 0. 8. at A. Hall in Frank- lin street. At s. social meeting held on New Yeer's Eve. lire. Annie Barker. retiring bend at the COl'Dt ‘ was presented with e bendsomo ellll umbrella, by the members and with a. handsome gold pin by Mrs. Martha \Vilcax and Miss Harriett Keit. litre, Jennie Finch. Past President. made the presentetion speeches. ' I I I Order of the Golden Sceptre. Court Frances. No. 11. will hold a semi monthly meeting tonight at 100 Washington sheet. I I U Sone of st. George. \Veicomr Stranger Lodge. No. 364. will meet tonight at 100 Washington: street. _ DARIEN GRAND MASTER UNABLE TO MEET nun Mls0NS 'Judge Dana’s Illness Postpones Court -— December Vital Sta- tistics—Police Ball The Masonic Club of the Town oi Dari-m announced that Grand Mas- icr. Walter '1‘. Arnold. oi‘ the Grand Lodge of Connecticut will not bc able to be present at thencheduled meeting which was to he held this evening in the auditorium 07 the Royle school .und so' this meeting will be held one week from hence. A regular business meeting will be held tonight to discuss routine club matters. The building committee appointed at the last meeting will have an interesting report to make at that time. if z)! 1.- Pcts-r hhund- to bum. The lilliorininmcm Committee (or the police bull are. busy ill-ranging an excellent bill tor the occasion. Sergeant Terry Lambert is chairmen of this committee, assisted by Olli- ccrs Anderson and Standing. l‘uter Sllnnd will entertain the guests with auroral songs. and there will be other acts of a pleasing nature. The ticket committee of which Officer Anderson is chairman. reports that they are meeting With great success in their rule. I Quurwrly Conference. Following the prayer meeting to- .nlorrow evening ill the Barton Meth- odist church. the last quarterly cou- lerenco for this church year, will be held. Dr. William liidd. district su- perintendent .will preside. Every de- partment or the church should be represented and reports rendered. e' I .Ii December Will satisfies- Mini statistics. in Dorian for the month oi December 1935. be tiled in the office of Stephen R. Hoyt. Town Clerk loilow: ‘3 S- BIRTHS. Dec. 3. John to George and Pop- pinl Agosto. ‘ ". Sheldon Eel-nest and Helen Dolph. '12. Whiter Cornelius to Peter Ind Merit Kristiensen. 11. Anne Frances to Bowel-d and Agnes Crowley. 15. Petty to Samuel end Susie asy- crine. . 19. Joseph Glornalista 29. Desire. to Paequalc and Car- melo Zangrilie. to George to John end Merle MARRIAGES. Dec. 11.~Alnnson K. Saisbury and Mussret‘E. Graves. 34. Abraham Brooks Berrett. 4 and Jean , DEATHS. Dec 10 Thomas Waterbury, 84 years a months and 3 daye. .Elleebeih Brunt Yeston years 11 months. end to days. 21. Elbert DeWitt scotisld'.~ years. 7 months. no 17 days. I I “ I Judge Ill. No com. to the illness 0! Judge aged 86 .69 one ' hurlee Bates Dene. Ind the tact t there-were buts tow. codes on the docket. the session or the by. lei: town court scheduled .tor .lsst . evening was pestpened’ emu next Monday evening. ‘ ._ Norwalk Republican Women Hold Their Annual Card Party -—--—~.—-— Prizes of Dainty Gold Pencils Given at Each Table; Ward Leaders Committee The NOI‘Walli Republican “Killian L association held its annual curd party ut the Somali: club yester- day afternoon. 2.3 tables of L'lil'l; being llilltd. Nl'H'il'llV 10¢) gllesia w. 1-. preeent., Thom: who were in charge at 1'» arrangements and the ”Climb. lil- cluded the leaders of ill"; mrlom Words. named: Mrs. Herbert 0. Pollard, nut ward. lira‘Freelnun Light, second wmwl Mrs. lienry Harris. third “Lil'd. Mrs, Frederick llooleclwl', iv'llill ward. (Continued on Laet Pagan) .‘u'oroton Presbyterian Church um be held this evening at till-i ham... or Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler in liul. ter Tree Ridge Road. I I I Judge John H. Sillincl.’ 01‘ Man..- field nvonuc is a Visitor in Bridge" port today. s I Chief of Police Harry Smith has been confined to his bums: l’n Slam. I lord for the past several dllye by illncse. I 4‘ 0 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sluuww are now residing in their ncw be“... in Lakeside avenue. I I I The Ladies Ala Soulvly of tho Dal-ten Methodist church will eerw a luncheon on Thursday noon in the church dining room I.“ I e Conrad F. \V.‘;—7il"l. Newton Heights, Florist. has purl lum ll :1 new drilwl'y car. I I 0 school .‘Nt'lllli‘ult'lf. 'l‘ilc attendance m the Dal-iv” schools for Dowmhm l... the following: Holmes echo-oi perfect 1iiiGlldUlJ“‘-a and those who reculvcd "Uu Tlmv.” .~llu\\'1‘g in cards include: PM .\titl’ldullc£~-~ Kindergarten: AlllTL: lixllunovw in; Grade I: Genevlclc King, Marlon Van Wort. illchm-d Y'Ollt‘eli. Mal Rcttig; Grade ll. Fol-nel- liul‘ehai' Franklin Van Wart; Grade ill. Helen Petersen, Louise Olmsted. l;--. bert Noth; Grade IV. Lawrence llamedell, Maud l’luukml; L-l'mlf' V, Douglas Johnston, l'i‘ll'r Douc- hue. Renwick 'I‘woedy: Gruri~.~ W. John. Curler, Theodore Kerwin Dorothy DeForcst. Marie Lljlil’nili.‘li- or. Eleanor I'oiil‘ek. Gloria \‘an Wart. Oil Time pupils at linimvs school: Kindergarten —~ .liiri:.l’iu- banocvico. John Cl‘ucktonl. Tllvlil‘in O'Brien. Gordon Smith. Arthur Sul- ciifi’o. Fred l-luLnlng: Gl‘adv l. Genevieve Kiiug. Marion You “an, Richard Poltrck. Max licttlg, Burr chard Hunt. Francois Hunt. Eliza- beth Anne Sutciiil‘c. Gladys Thomp— son. Albina. Davis Grade ll, \“t‘l” nor Marcella“. l-‘ranlllin Van “Hut. But-tell Isbell. i'loruncu HOH. .loo scph Saba. Gradc Ill—liclul l‘uv- erscn. Louis'u Cfrnetrt-nd. Robert, North. Edward O'Brien. Grade 1\‘ ~Danlei Donohlm. Lliwr-femro Rams- dell. Maud Plunlteit. Grade V Douglas Johnston loler O'Dono. hue. Penwick Tweedy. Vivian Wool- ey. Grade VI—Chzlllea Blunco. Louis Blonco. Fred Bradley. John Carter. Herbert Del’urest. 'l'lliru- core ‘Remk. Robert Gurrchi. Doro- thy Deli‘orcet. Marjorie Jsboll. Muril- Lemscher. Eleanor Nordin. Virginia. O'ROukc. Eleanor Patrols“ Mary Ruidel. Estelle Temple, Gloria. \‘nu W‘l'l- Fifth District School—port'wn attendence -— Charles Schliduech'. Wet Chudy. Ruth Heldmn. Matilde. Festo. Emmolinc McFaiL Angellns Proaccini. Costunzo Lowr- n ‘snd Angelina Proacinl. l ... Osborne gen): oi. The Job. Walter Osborne has resumed his duties in Velle's stationary store. all (or living been confined to his home in Mansfield avenue [or the past week. recuperating from an 011' oration for the removal of his ton- sils. Visitor trom Bridgcpou. Henry Martin of Bridgeport \iiit- ed trienda in town Sunday. I I I Chic! Same Ticket Seller. Plans are formulating nicely for the auditorium oi the Rollie school- ‘53 excellent bill of entertainment is being errsnged. Up to the present time. Chic! Harry Smith is loading’ the force in the number of tickets 36M. Sergeant. Terry Lambert is a close second. I I 0 Glee Club Orgnuiuxl. A Glee Club under the directlou or hire. w. Dougieo MacDonald not been orgenised among the pupils of the notices sellool. The club will meet Tuesday astornoens. . I ' e To 681‘ $1,300 Clarice ’Andro Filler. Dsnbul-v ‘7».le ind music teacher is to re— carom suui ol :1. 20.: (rem J fees "0:. receiver of the Dellbur." I met Street Reilwsy comm‘nl. 13“" an orc'w no" oil in Superior court in mention bl' Judge Leonard J. mun-on. rule: was. crossing Woshter some, Daubury. ‘3. when h: won . lie sued for the police fund hail February 5 in -.
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