Meet Members
filer M arrie‘d
unmarried members or in.
ill'ii. Getholio Donation of
entertained tilt minted
,, of the court at i "inmry
held inst night.
Members slithered in the it
~Mil on \Veshinrto‘h ‘sii‘t’el for
Ier business mallet. or
routine matter! lull open
. sll filed downstairs whore
Vire confronted by I too ‘M
. list. wetting to take them
ruin ‘who donated the can
in Regan. Edward Solon.
ully. Arthur Croisetlere. Nut
3': Bo.flillli. Bill Muller
sultman. Patrick Rough.
McNamara. Kenneth New
‘il'r‘od Bows and Fred Con-
tented the motilbers up
.Ru'ltell Sunflower Tavern
tool: Itenut. where a. do
‘fllililél’ “mind them. “She
Mrs plum ‘with the hos»
trillion one 'si'ooorded them.
lit l'oohsisted chicken
ndhes. cello. ice cream
‘ "mllowitu this. then.
ind dancing end Mr
«comma with his inns!»
lmullsctlcrte was chairman
Minutes in charge. societ-
Mlssoe Frances Bolton
, lion and Mary Dru‘ry.
‘ cum were preoeut in.
.« ds. G. Stillman. Mrs J
dildo. John acuity. Mr. end
'Wn. Mr. and Mn.
3% Mr. and Mrs. P. .i.
Moos Lynch. Mrs. A. Rud-
‘ nus. Plsnk. Mm May
, is. two Melton. m1
titular litre. Jennie Blinks
film Walsh. Mrs. Coleman
Pill Schilling Mitt Anti
' Miss An‘n Powers. we:
‘ min More
W Adelaide Finch. Misc
” mitts. Mia Loretta. C at
Merxuer‘eite Pennington
tooth“. Mrs Betty; Cal
. A. Smith. Mrs C. Lee
VDWFML Mrs. Margaret
3!“. NW WG‘MM:
W. MM” its.
,. Mom 3. Rooney; A
rs. animus o. Manner
‘ .O’Bt‘ion. Mrs. H.13erg—
P. 5. Keogh C. Met
2 litre. L. J. Farrell. Mrs
‘ to. Rose Westm. Mrs
hire. "him ,itelnnllan
for: '1‘. Rooney. Mrs. Phltir
mu 0. Ounce. Mrs. P
tine Rooney. Mrs
, r: ‘Mnmret Hen-
Iliilis.‘ Archie Johnson. Mrs
Poitier. Mrs J F. Home
How Mrs. J. Grit
horned. Mrs. Mmeret
twentio one the League
3 12d. ‘ lien.
mic. night west-in.
Vin ‘i’lt'e hoe‘o‘ltei ‘ic '
73.0031-
Sufiper at Sunfltlwer' Tavern “
CHURCHES
W
The lowihc committee of the We-
mat‘s mutation of the South Nor-
whlit ’Ispiist church will moot this
urea-noon a: the home of Mrs.
. Mm Hint. Hunter: Piece.
l I O
The moon...- Circle 0: the King's
Dough!“ of the South Norwuik
éoncrelntlonni church. will met oi
the littue of Mrs. Hurry Werdwoil
on ,Beyview oil’snlle this afternoon. -
‘ Tilt Rita's Daughters of the South
Nomik Baptist church will hold a
social inciting at the church tonight.
0 II 0
“it very important meeting will be
held it the Knight Street \. M. E.
church this evening and all members
Ire riqutilted to attend.
0
Third will be a meeting or St,
Ptui'l Guild tonight at the cllumh.
. O I C
The titular meeting of the '1‘. C
3. (lists of the South Norwuiii it. 1:.
church. which we: to- hove been
held last evening. wu petitioned u
not enough members were preterit to
form n quorum. The next meeting
will be held at the church on T ut-
dey evening. Frhrllery ii.
The Mizplh circle. of King’s
naughters or South Norwelk 8&le
church met lent evening at the
church for a social l'rne. - l Ll-
gl'atlt of the evening was; in clr "go
of Miss Ethel Robbin: tend plum
w re discurm‘ti {are chicken rat'l»
runner. which will be given at. the
oh‘lrrh on ‘Tuerday evening, Febru-
ary 2 at, 3:30 o’clock. The supper
v’vill he untim- “w direction of Mir
Clsrenoe Killer. ~ .
Broad River Club
Enjoys Minstrel Show
.A very succourui minstrel snow.
The Black and White ilmlew. was
"normed at the Broad liner Com.
niunity club that event“ rumours
show Was under the direction 0!
Mrs bout“ Continuum: wen wry
interesting throughout the entire
.llisctli. A 1W ultimo; we- or!»
' be
into
rent and extra choirs h'nd to
secured to scoonimoaue the ,
comers. ‘
Among the soloists on tho pro-
gram were: Clumon Lowden. Mrs.
Jessie Banks; Mitts Gladys Banks
and Louis Yost.
A Charleston dance was presented
by Misti Msrgsret 8hepnerd..and lit-
tle Miss Catherine Smith rendered
two solos. George Senderspree
danced a.‘ Jig and u coke walk we
presented by Mr. Sandersnree and
Thomas liarrignn. The chorus sens
several pleasing numbers.
. Following the minstrel, dancing
was onloyed. the music being fur-
nished by an orchestra which "1‘
eluded: Mrs. Louie You. patriot:
Mrs. tin-hm Boothhy. violinist: Ar.
thur Bloom. violinist: Paul Jones.
urophone and Edward Mover.
drums.
Lily Getler Nanled
The will i meeting and flotation
of officers 1 the Whatseevsr circle
of the Kings Daughters of the
South N o r w a i i: Confirmation“
church Wits held yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. P. Bradbury.
to llayview avenue. , .The final
business or test year was cloned "and
lust year's corps of officers was on~
tirely re-olected.
The re-‘ele’cted officers include;
Miss Lily Genera—louder.
Mrs. ‘Arohre Nsehhwee—lesder.
Mrs. John Perinatal-secretary.
Mrs, moons Willismwtrmurer
Following the election a. sooisl
hour me hold end m was served
by ‘the hostess.
Leader of Circle‘
7cm or in» in.
/
1'
ROBERT scallion
HEADOF YOUNG
PEOPLES SOCIETY
\ The, noun! mooring oi the You”
People's loci-til ot Saint Peter's
church was held lutieveninx in the
social mount of the church. Anon-J
l'oporii Were road~ and the. treasure
ors report showed tlt‘it there W»
a balance of 888 in the trouury
Two new members. Johanna end
Gustave Toddc. were elected to
membership.
Election of caldera resulted as lol-
lows. .
Chelrmcnmttolert Schmidt.
Vice chairmwl-deud Hittmen.
harmony—(horse smut).
Treasurer—1.0mm Banks.
Entertainment Committee -— Miss
Anne. Slruub end Mill Johanna
Toads.
It woe planned in blue a. soclui
meeting on January 35th Williein
tenure: and Edward Hittmsn «vill
be the hosts.
Connecticut Women at
NonLPartisan Dinner
Tito cone for the Lilaglltnt’lf Nil"
lions Wu spresontod in the form of a
mouon picture Monday evening at a
dinner of the mantle of Mutton.
Non- Partisan Association It the Ho-
tel Astor New York Cili'
The dinner. muchwes attended
by flt‘At‘I‘Ki hundred friends or ther
League. was in the nature of u cole-
bration oi" the sixth sonivorsolnv of
the establhbil'ltm. of tho mus.
Jamel '. Slioiwetl won the prinoi
not another. and his subject Wu
"became and the morgue.” Mrs.
Currie Ciluplllhm Celt1 presided.
it was following the «locking
tint the dimers \wrre ohcwn A film
prepared by the mine of Notion
L Non Partisan Association to visual-
ise arguments for the League. The
film cumiiinos' war episodes with
annualized recto oi the l ngue‘s
growth and achievements.
*Among the Connecticut \i’omfin
who were echetiilled to nitend were:
Mrs. F. L. 0. Kitchen. litre. Jewel!
Whitney. Min. Aurel ’6. (took. Mn
Andrew it Smith. hits 'l‘rednrick s
Chant: Mrs George P Chandler.
hire. Hiram Percy h'uxim. MN. Else’-
omfi’ Moire“ 33rd awe-r. mm
lit-1i Fanny Dixon Weigh. Mrs
French -'C. Sumner M.rs._ “Word E.
Duffy and Miss Mary Taylor luau.
volt.
Kitchen Orchestra ‘at.
M. E. Church Tonight
a“..-
Madnntc Kitchenettefs orchttii‘a.
will present arencert. this evening-
st the South Norwnlk M. E. church
«under the maniacs oi‘ the T.‘C. ,8.
class of the church. The orcheitrs.‘
in composed of members of tits
Philemon clubs oi the. Not-walk hi.
E. church. A presentation 'wss very
successfully presented at the Rsy~_
mend llall. ’New Canaan. on Mons
day evening. ,
A very funny entertainment is
presented by tile indies who are all
attired in house dresses. and have
as instruments. hounehold article- so
and many other onions {miller to
a housewife.
Opera Stars Clothe ‘
Air ThurSday Night
Frances Aide. Ionmuo. Ind Tin!
Ruffo.’ baritone of the ? eoropolitun
, opera.» with the Flounlsy amt.
, so upon the sir zi'hursday, owning.
Jonuery it, at the «noncredit: con»-
Cert of the Victor Talking Meohme
company. into Economy!“ i'bs hrosd~
ow through sullen WJZ 1nd other
Amerlos.
The concert tirill built: It :9 P. 33..
Eastern smut-d time. and will he
nest-a from station: wan New
York: “W Chicago: KDXA m
burgh; W82. Springfield.
WGY Sohoi‘lmfly. 31nd
Washington. D. C. .
Court; helices Pious .
" InstailcuonJm‘gs;
More: .
W3C,"
on M'wlenwill
umuncmmfinncnm
Hutton women-
ie's. nourishment: will in ”Mint
‘much no possible the
not. pane. carpet sweeper; ordered .
citations or the Radio corporation oi"
Intidllatim it Of Officers
to Be old On Janu-
. 26~Tlie Retiring
0 core
M
A meeting of the Young Porpies
Guild at Trinity church was held
lui evening in the Guild Hull. An-
nunl reports were read and the 01de
lion oi ofllcers took piece. 'The
new ottlcers- of the Guild Ire:
Printout-George ‘E. film is
Vie. President-Milo Mvrtlc Mille-
‘ltorrteryé-Mis- lrene Hermon
‘Pre'osure‘w—Har‘old Pinninxton.
The retiring officer-eon:
PresidenthaIph Hartwell.
ton.
mmrl'-R0\vlund ‘lchwcbel.
Treasurer—Miss Morton Molirum.
next meeting of tho Gui' d to he in t l
on January 26th. Other bum. s.
of a routine‘ nature was transcend.
Mrs. Olmstead Speaks
Al: Missionary Meet
the Furnish Millet-low society at the
May afterntarl in the tacit! rooms
at the church. Mrs. Albert Sisson
Motions. "My Love to Thee"
"love in the Garden." Mrs Susan
Olmstesd spoke to the lane xethep
in; pmrni on “God’s promise to His
children. end how we may claim our
heritage.” This is“: ms the second
stood end wot very shiy prsnontrd
A le‘tter or appreciation was m
delved from the "mammoth Tr:
«hoot in Chins. to which Ichool Th:
e 'ety cent a. Chrinimsc box last
summer. it was fit" voted it i t'
nmnilng to encourage and to eta as
Suuxulucll
.inllun work.
The next meeting or the melt l
will he held at the church on Titus»
any utter-noon. Februrry it Mrs
mm teed Will remit-w Mr talks on
the some fluent-theme.
Giannini: Melnbeiie'
Go to Sound Beach
the mainline of tin» Choral All to-
Boiind Bench Chorsl Art Malay
Which presented its second contest
in the Congregatim‘l church at
Sound bench int night.
through the work of Robert ill. Stool.
conductor of the two mew; e.
Mme. Alma l"*rhrli. New York
Gontmlto. and Theodore Collmrom
r~rnlst tor the New York Philhar-
tn‘otlio society. were the soloists or
the evening.
Mme. Kitchenette» so her] num-
hm...the "liierrneid'tl‘ sonx'i by Bey-
dn. ”In the Tire of Roses; by
Rolnhardt. hit-Ma‘s "Allelullef
“Aznus Del" i'ry Rizal.
emu.
Vice President-"Miss Annie Neww
The omccrs will bu installed at the "
Norwullt in E church was held .ue-l
or a series helm: Kircn by His Olin"!
"The locni eingcns were ohtuincd‘
und-
Young Peoole's Musical 'and
Dramatic Guild ‘Holds uEleot'on
5
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Who thirod
The regular monthly meeting oi"
Retires .
MARION MO'PTRAM.
Young Propitfil Guild last
night.
l
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rtldcrsd two very pleasing vooel se. ~.
”Ml Mm Albeit G. Pontoon will be the!
ieodOr of the Calla):
CLUB NEWS
club nit-cling
which will he held in the Catholic
iglub house on West merit“~ til 5 men.
I
it t I
Membcm of the Cit-mm club of
lBridgrpoi-t “ho il"'l at tho 5‘ tilt-id
‘hntri yestt' tutti
for lunch! on. are
muklns plans for a "union Night"
520 he glvon h: the organization in
l Iiiru.
John Griffin of Hood carom"
iiill he 1‘ ~ hoe‘ ~ this after" «not
.iho meeting "' the iii Jm'pli': line-
lhe near future.
‘ w
. t
mini herring cilclr to he llf’ltl in till
.l" or C hall on \‘l ashington street.
'"w- regular meetinr
N the trtcvr.
unlit Gordrn tltih will he held this
» "cl-noon at the home oi Miss llclcn
l it." M... on Wm avenue
ll.
“Wurl'tui-t
Herbert Pollux-d and :1 number oi titty hall.
a C
ll. Dlnxus of New York. will
Thursday night 5- "omrttu.
Earl. hit-mail: at Tull”.
mleck on the "Highway to Lift."
'1’
and
ill?
heel,
reviewed by. Mists Smith.
menu; iron?» sowed by tile hasten
clot? song in conjunction with thel'rl r ~ervics is her,
Women’s Foreign Miss.
Society Holds Meet
'l'lse'erlcn‘s foreign Iiiirllimlsmyt Conductor Is Wired
Fault},
church held its,
momma“ with Mrs. mule L'Hom-
mil/tutu lent wetting There was sine Philadelphia Symphony orches-
spilt-mild attendance.
of the Luci Avenue M E
regular monthly
fourth chapter of the study
on Prayer and Missions was
Retrofit-
a social " time enjoyed.
at! Tronusumr of lh'l'
MOTHERS’ CLUB
HEARS PAPER BY
MRS. GEO. KRAPP
The Mothers' Club held its regu-
. lar meeting at» the Glrls' and Wom-
-on'e Club on Main street. yesterday
afternoon.
in tho absrnco 01' Mrs. George
Krupp. who head of the study
trout» of the club. Mrs. Charles
Roget's. president. road Mrs. Krapp'l
paper.‘ the tint in u cericu on the
"Mental Development of the Child."
Last month, Mrs. lirapp spoke on
the physical devulr-l neni of the
child. There wen it good attend-
ance at the meeting. After the
business. tea was cured.
COUNCIL CLASS
FOR TENDERFOOTS
STARTS TOMORROW
Miss Marjorie Donne. local scout
dirtctor. ut the Girls' and Wt motto
club tomorrow rimming at
Jt.-'clt.tt"l<.. will hold the first creation of
lillc iit‘tuncil Training clues for ten-
gtlel'fouls.
‘ Members of the council who have
‘noi passed their tcxidttrfoot tests are
ilirged to attend so that tho Nor-
\illik coum ll may be 100 per cent
lintlf‘i’ff ‘ st-ouir-d ”
3‘. For lllr members who are unable!
'lo uticnd at this time. Mitts Donne;
will hold a crowd elm on Friday‘
morning st 10 oclock.
l A hulil-l ball Raine was held be
.iween Troop 3. Mrs. Munroa troop;
and Troop No 7. Mine Elizebtlh
Simmons' troop all the Grace Parish;
hall on Monday. The score was ill
in 1:3 in favor of Troop 3. (:tlroll
Wing noted he retraroe.
'i‘llfl lineup included:
Troop 3;
Forwards. Margaret Thorn-i. and
Li‘l'lilfl Cavaunugli. ,.
Jumping center. Clisriottv l’runyi. "
Running renter. Dorothy Hull. .
Guards Polly Illill'lll and Elem}
ZilrElruy. 7
Trump 7:
FON’IIdS‘. Margaret Patton and
Dorothy Curtis.
Jumr‘vil'g ani~~r.‘Allt:e ”Hopper.
Running armor. lie-ten Silk.
Gourde, Florence Levy 3' ‘l XEllilllt:
"c‘rton.
Girls” Friendly to .
Form Lampshade Class l
The regular meeting of the Girln‘
Friendly soclotv of Trinity church
will be held in the permit house in.
marrow evening lit 7-4:. o‘clock.
“ There will b9 u lonelier present
lie form a close in lampshade main;
‘lng and all members are seked to?
‘bc plecotit. ‘
’Symphony Orchestra
:3'
i
l Leopold Siokowski. cont! :tor of
it‘ll. New York. and Miss Evenne.
line Bron-sic: Johnson. a younx so-
ciety woman of New York not!
Newport. R. 1.. were married Mon-
.cisy afternoon, in U)!" bride's Park
Avenue apartment.
Figures
H039?§\
ill
‘ OM95“ WHO _
«:liDE OF fill. lllllLETlC VOL,
fluent ltt mains-2 TliEiRD :-
‘ilii‘o ‘ WAYN ..
O?
353?
’l l
TQwAGD
W.
l
l
or Mliowrlito WIS"
umoo or QMDV'NG-t'
FPUT m , \ ,
MID LEAil
49%? ill? GOPT
limb: wOPKf‘
m0?! llllo APE. 3i
A wants? T393 1
FlGliDEQ tilt. 1
M09 DPACHCAL
nit AWHC~ l
9;30‘~
.u'lii be present as well as members
Helm installation or oilicers oi (ht
Ladies
jthe Gn-mmlrh division in the
l C. but in Gi'oemi'loh tonight.
5nouw~~nwnt in the.
loulse Mother. This bank also melt}...
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Ill. 1936.
o. .., ~
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Norwalk Students it) (,il't‘ltlllllllzl
From Business School 'l'bnigllt
Combined Iflxcl‘cist‘s
for Norwulk, Siam—-
fol-d and Port (host-
ter in Stai'l'll'ortl
FRATERNALS
Benevolent and Protective Order
of Bills. Norwalk Lodge No. 709.
‘ ill hold its semi—menthiy tneetinz
tonight at. 65 Mam street.
. o e e
Dang; ire of Herman. Louist‘ Thirteen girls gun-l 1).... l. . .,
Lodge will hold a month meeting this .y will be ”WWW, ,.. ,1,
tonight at 100 Washington street.
0‘
e It Hi .‘v'tli
Merrill Business nclnm
tonight.
The graduation titlrltl'llri. .».
United limit-re of North America
Hat Finishers. Local No. 18. will
u:
. meet tonight at 102 Washington ‘will tulle place at the Stanly . l l: 4..
‘utroet. school auditorium will 1.: ..—,
' ‘ " 87th commencemt'm oi ii. 1.. v...
Ophlr Chapter No. 52 Order of tion.
the Eastern Star will meet tonight at
16 South Main ell-net.
O O 0
Butler Lodge No. 97. Odd FolloWl.
will hold a weekly mot-ting tonight
at 70 South Main street.
The etailutlon nf ofllcern of the
ladies auaiiiury or? the Mulvuy-Tu;
lo\ poet will no hold tomorrow or”.
ing at 8 o'clock. at Red Men's hill.
Worthington street. Visitors from
Stamford. Bridgeport and Danbury
The your Just lyrullgglj, 1.. . _.
had been the 13]‘{_.','t:t~.l m lmltt m it:
til registration mar m um. .3 1.-
three schools in Smith [.i-U
Stamford and Port. Ullt'hltii'. Prion}.
of tonight's Fl'lilllliiillj um} All it...
school tire cordially int/11ml to r.
present it tho lh'ii‘f'lf‘l‘ri Vi 'llii xi: '
begin at 8:13 o'tslorlt. in". liar-1..
H. Finch of the Iiimlodlst tiling.
pal church. Sillli'iitil'd. \lill manila it.
the members of the clues m. (Tr...
Biggest Word in iiil' Diellunm ‘
Those Who will rurvivr: (ill .
and col‘tiflmitsr: from South North...
follow:
Gertrude (wake. Charles
Anna. Honzllk. Elizabeth 31.
Margaret Malina}:
Kirilenri Melitta. lflllr;
Selma Oil-en. G‘i’il’llf'u
. Elizabeth (3. Powers.
. Margaret Evan. l’L. inutlzt 33
Spells. Margaret Sit-urns Geri. .t. .
F. Tromblum. Mildred )- kas
l Rose Zaluisk).
of l
l“;
5.1mm
of tllr. local vrtrrans organizations. A
:nocinl ploguim which will include rev
{trellmciits and dancing Ml. follow
the installation
IJl'lrtul.
‘ ~ Il'2glt'2lii.
Office“: will he
Pride
Eagles'
installation «r
held lli lllt': moat: ng of Lil:
of Court I\‘ with circle at
hall on Mott unlllll: tonight.
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A number or the members of the
A. O. H. Auxiliary will attend thet
Bl.‘ I'll».
P033112}.
Anni ry and the post
K” 0’ l Sauerkt aut . upper lll
IOld Well Commando
Woman Named Trust §
The regular meeting of the mt
Officer 0f Bank ;We” Ccmmaudery was held 1m:
Xuilmnl trunks of Blidgrriort litld melting m .11.: p_ u. s. of A. hm, l
Lht’fl” elections yesterday and chief Franklin . root.
among; ”1" surprisee “'38 “'39 313- was discufiwd and plans: for a caller.
F111! Nulloraaltkmm our! {runkiurtri rill: her. In 1:"
that a lumen ind llfi‘t‘il numml iiil‘gh-,_.u M :l.. 3W
assistant trust officer the first ire-‘2: were (lam-I
men to livid ct'l‘lct- 1n any of Lit-L. my .4... :1 ..
:2 term! l-l'u‘lkc. Sill? Miss ill ”:3 “'1le youuwmé L11... SUM...
lnste‘ atici: of otlrrt‘r xvii? l~
hold and u (3.12%. lull in l":l'l‘1'€d
w: .~ timer \vil
fi= 3' f Alli. Mai
is
atoll some new (lifters,
3W
~ Store Hours 9 A. M. ’Tili 6 P. M. Dsilv 1
January Sale ‘ g
., .. . ..,
Sale Of Three Hundred
American Porcelain
Dinner Stats
in a Large Variety of Patterns
No more opportune time to purchase that
new set of fine American porcelain than during
this Januai, Sale when values are the best
obtainable. Many of these sets are in stock pat-
terns it .lch means that you ntay add to them or
i replace broken pieces at any time.
Fifty Piece Dinner
. ' Sets ct
s13.79
Reg. $20.73 i
A good looking pon-
celain set with pink or '
blue border decoration
and gold edge. A stock
pattern which may be
matched at any time.z2
Also sets in two other]
Two Putter-us in
100 Piece Sets at
‘26 .95
Res 838.25
One in pink end blue
medallions with gold
edge. An open stock
. pstbem.
Another set with bor-
der pattern of pink and
blue line, and conven-
tional edge of black decorations at this
sud isn price.
Mayflower Shape in a one hundred piece net
with two gold lines‘ in .order. Reg. $22 $16
Amerloin Porceliin set of 100 pieces in three '.
. designs of pink and blue. Reg. 322. 75 $18 '
Fifty Piece Set .in medallion decorations of
pink and blue—three? cinema. Reg. $12 $9.19
' Anterioen Porcelain set of fifty pieces. lain
with twojold line borders. Reg. $11. 50 $8. :5
Three Sets of 32 pieces in American Porcelain
with convontional floral or gold line decorations.
308 $9.50— , . . ..
in” . a: Re: $6 :4. 79.
‘Mfi’mmmfihforthewmerhm
orshore are... fishing adventure of
Main floor.
Routine buelm-sl.
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