‘ ".A sonnets. CONN.
Fol-5i THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26. 1926.
'Heien ”Richards
"Formally Takes the
In Council: No. 2. p; 0.1:.
were installed last evenlns
cellos. which was held in
Ll'orurn Hall. was largely
ed. .Ststo'Depuiy Sarah Heu-
snd her staff. of Bristol,
Treasures—George Overton.
ductor—Mrs. Lola Merriam.
inch—Mrs. Louise Benedict.
ltoslde Protector—Mrs. Winifred
libido Protector-éhruno Kassi-
WWI-toward Richards.
Sterile-Mrs. Marion Knapp.
" is“. Verne Raymond. the retir-
ouncilor. was presented with a
l‘iiling’i silver and enamel vanity
. and with a bouquet of
were. The new Councilor. Mrs.
:5harde and quuty Hendersdn.
alto presented with bouquets
Refreshment committee
a delicious lunch..- The next
ting of the Council will be held
social meeting 'of the King’s
he church,
-5e Opportunity. and. of tile
Imslitors will meetthis aft-5
the home of Mrs. Herbert
8 North avenue. Election of
its will take place.
sung People's Society of St.‘
, s Church will reset tonight at
‘hurch for a social time.
{regular meeting of the Young
y Division of the Norwalk
, iiibt Religious Education will
aid tonight at the South NorWalk
555ngre3atlonal church.
. St. aul’s branch of the Girls‘
Worldly Society will hold a social
‘3 tonight in the parlors of the
Six members will present a
play which will be followed by
social hOur and dancing.
titular meeting of the Young
s Trinity Musical and Drama-
Golgi: will be héld tonight in the
ll.
_ Oflicers'in '
Ioutof‘Town Lodge
Elisabeth Stelnwsid. Deputy
Whontas. accompanied by
members of Pride of Uncas
Daughters of Pocahontas.
to Dunbar-y last evening and
he; new onlcers of Oscsleta
Earliest Codey, daughter of
ours Coder. of lot South Main
curated her fourth birthday
Chair As Councilor;
clai Secretary—Philip Mer- 5
0
CMRDOITE LOCKWOOD. '
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Lockwood of 8 Lewis street, who ‘ie
one of Norwallt's most p'opulnr
dancers.
5TWO SESSIONED
PARTY PLANNED:
”BYMOTHERS’ GLUB
The DeMolay Mothers’ club will
hold a—osrd party Frldey afternoon
and evening at the clubhouse on
West avenue. The. affair is being
given under the auspices of the oil-
tertnininent committee .of the
rich of which Mrs. Lumbert it.
Moulthrop ls oilnlrrulil'lL
Thirty two tables have been re-
so.rved Those wishing to make re-
servations should get in touch with
Mrs. William Gainer at once. Mrs.
Gainer is head of the ticket com~
hilitee.
[the afternoon session will com.
Alliance at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
after which refreshments of tea anod
coke wil be served. The evening
session- will commence at 8 o'clock.
Refreshments of coffee and cake
will be served. There will be prizes
at every table. Candy will be on sale
in connection with the event ‘
The DeMolay boys 'are planning a.
dance to be held at the club house
on Saturday night. There are to be is
special entertainment features.
There will be no admission for Ilub
members and their lady friends but
a silver collection will be taken up
NchMarryingI J notice
Practicing in Norwalk
The present. popularly called
“Marrying Justices" of Norwalk.
must begin to look to their laurels
new that Justice of the Peace Abra-
ham D. Slavltt, of , 46 South, Main
street, has started action. Yesterday
nftexlrmon he married two couples.
One of the groom's names was Mr.
Norwalk. He was of Bronx. N. Y.
but he married a Norwalk girl. The
two brides were sisters. Viola Rosen-
berg aged 21 years, and Selma Ro-
senberg aged 22 years. Both re—
side in this city. Selma became the
bride of Meyer Herman Norwalk of
the BronzvN. .Y..nnd the other sister
married EdWard Loot-Goldberg also
of “10.3““
l
' Fschhelme'r.
MRS. OVERTHROW
WINs Twormzss
AT. CARD PARTY
A social mediates—m. S. Chap-
ter of the Girl's and Women club
was held lest 'evsfiingln‘the .elub- ‘
house in Main street. There were it...
members and two 3!: is present.
rho guests; were Miss 1 be Shangh.
nosey and Miss Basel Maloney. Tim-d
were three tables of cards. The:
prise winners were Mrs. Alfred Over-
throw. Mrs. Jacob Wolfe and Miss
Gladys Townsend. Mrs. Overihrow
also won the attendance prise. Dur-
‘T: ing the evening. Mrs. John Glover
Md cards which were sent to the
Chapter by Mrs. .mln Nestle. a mem.
her, who is spending the winter in
Florian Dainty refreshments were
carved by Mrs. John Beers and Mrs.
Vincent Allen. .-
A business meeting of the club
will be held next Monday evening.
ltis hoped that there will be a large
attendance of members.
Lunch Reservsltion's
ShouldI-Be Mode Now
Reservations for the luncheon of
, the Fulrdsld County League of Wo-
men Voters to be held in the Brook.
lawn Country. club. .Bridsepo‘rt.
Thursday noon. may be made with
“ Miss Eleanor Webster of :08 Brooke
lawn avenue. Bridgeport. telephone.
Barnum 1850. or, with Mrs. A. lil-
~ telephone 824. this
cltyr- Arrangements have been made
7_, with the steward. of the country
" club for a. special luncheon.
Miss Allc'e Hunt. the chief speaker
of the day. will commence her ad'-
drens as. three o clock. This will give
pie) ty of tin» for those who cannot
attend both morning and afternoon
sessions. to be on hand by the time
Mills Hunt speaks. .5
It is difficult to speak of Miss
Hunt without apparent extrava-
gance. She always succeeds in in-
spiring an intelligent and syrups.
thetio consideration of her subject.
Moreover. she never fails to com-
municate ,sonlothlng‘of 'her (my
idealism. She has an unusual knowl-
edge of men. women. and children.
so well as a rare sense of humor
and personal charm. Miss Hunt is
an example to women of what an
intelligent. citisen should be.
For 'yesrs Ml Hunt has been
speaking in be of the best
civic ideals in Providence. Since
her depart: from Geneva she can
speak with dist-hand lnowied3e on
the present reltustlon in Europe.
Hel- subleot.’ "An American's Im~
preseicns of the, World Court and of
Geneva" is sure to shunted with
s vitality that makes what
llitensely interesting and all
Barred from Workipg
5Wa5y Through Cpllege
MI
de"il'orelgn students in' America are
qrrod from working their way
11 college. Thls‘is onefiof the
restrictions of the quota law of me
which allows them to enter exempt
lrom'nuots regulations. According
to Miss Ashavnle chhenlsn. who
gathered information from American
Ccneule . and, other , sources during a
recent trip abroad this excludes
i'nnny young men of brilliant pront-
"The law is of course for the pro-
tection of the government usinet
unscrupulous persons seeking to en.
tor undel- the etuderit stntus.” esld
Miss Tegheuian yesterday. “But it
has its hardships foiI- the foreign
students who have only meagre
funds. Such. students who come to
our shores for study are allowed to
work only at night and at best only
a Very short time "outside of clones
during the day. They are also de-
burred from studying“ at night and
working “muffins-day. if a for-
eign student ails to carry the re—
quired number of hours of day class-
es. their university1 is required to re-
port them to Washington. If its perv
slate. he will be asked to return to
his own shores. . Failing this. he will
be deportedfifl '
Local Couple to
Observe Golden Anni.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter. Brain. 0!
2“ Bedford Street. Stanfordlsrs
throwing open their {homo tower--
row afternoon and oven!" to
friends of their father and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith; of Nero
. walk. whose Golden..Wedding anal
versaryfellsontbatdal‘. ~. 1A
Mrs. Smith. who win Miss Sara
Elisabeth Webb. wasdsorn in Stain-
ford.’ and lived sll;her;llfe here un-
til six years ago Mr. smith came
to Stamford when about 18 Years of
. on. They were married in Stamford.
In addition to Mrs. Ewell. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith have three other .
\ daughters. Mrs. Ial‘e‘r Clayton Show.
of White Pliiiisrurs. David Brin-
kerhoi’f. of Stamford. and' Mrs. C. J.
Converse. of Bridgeport.- sn'd a. son
Henry: R. Smith or Stamford. ‘
Second Sessionof.
Rellg’Cou‘ncii Held
The sound scales of the Nile
and Institute of 'fieiigious Educa-
rtien. which is under, the waistco- of
the Ne « Council of Religious
{he sen “-
‘ news. all snipped from"
,TSCOP no. lathe usual work
continued. The: [iris worklnh
on the second class work took up sly
nellllls whils lilo girl's taking tho
tender-foot work took up the new nu
turs requirements for that test. in.
ice the work was gone over the songs
were practised for the coming rally.
this means being the lest one of
the troop before January to.
.’ vsnns wanes. Scribe.
TBOOP NO. M i‘lfllldr meet-
a was held' at the em. Parish
Hell on Moods! Petrol Corners
were held as usual and petrol some
were decided upon. each petrol sol.
ing it out to a chorus. Patrol 1 is
to be called the hints. Petrol s
the Begin? 8 the oak. and
Pail-or e the on flower. Patrol 1
was voted as hiring the best char.
adc. Its drunlatlsation was a dragon
about to devour a lovely lady. A
Prince rushes in. slow the dragon.
and rescues the Princess. After the
oherades. the scouts 3e'tllerea around
the piano and sons sense The
meeting was brought to a close by
the regular exerciser.-
FRANCES CHANDLER. Scribe
ing of Troop 4 was held at the Lud-
iow school Thursday, January 91.
log of the girl Scouts of Molly Troop ‘
TROOP N0. A—A regular meet. is
NorWalkGlrl Scouts. A Troop
No.5 3. Anhounce Patrol N omes
Openlnfi exercises were held and
attendance. dues and inspection
-by Certain Benton. Because
the absence of many or the scouts
a patrol business could. be transact.
d. Illinois were practised by Atlio
troop and parts of the ienderfoot
test passed by Verne Waterbury and
tours Madman. The first class
com test was taken by Frances
Keogh.‘ After the good- night circle
the meeting adjourned.
ELINOE HARRIS. Scribe.
T800? N0. 7~Troop Seven last
Friday sttbe Methodist church at
four o'clock. with Captain Elisabeth
divisions in charge. Flrector Mer-
lorie Deane introduced the girls of
T p ill. who are hereafter to l‘aeet
wl Troop? Miss Dosne taught
the girls two new games which prov.
ed hllsrloue fun, end then. after the
g of “The Keeper. " “The Dogie
Son3.. " otc.. the Goodnight Circle was
lied. Following this there was a
bullotbdllgamo between the two
troops. The next meeting will be
held in the basement of tile Noruuik
Methodist church has usual. but the
followln‘gmeeiinss will be at the
Catholic~ Club house, the former
ting place of Troop 10, which
under the direction of Captain
Mary Howard. I
“...L Sci‘lbc.
Supper of
Dr. C E. Berle. of New linven.
head of the Biokcslee Training
school, will speak at the turkey sup.
per to be givsil by the Phllathoa
class [of the Norwalk ,M. E. ‘church'
Friday evening at the church. at 1
o'clock. Mrs. Berto' will also give
a talk and the pastor of the church.
Rev. George B. Tompkins. will
speak.- “
The supper will be prepared by
the Ladies' Aid society of the church
under the direction of Mrs. Isabelle
Plait and Mrsrl-ismA Worden. presi-
Dr. Barto to Speak at. Thrkcy
Philathea Class
dent of the society. Plans are being
made to. accommodate nearly 100
members and friends of the class.
The committees in charge include:
Decorations-whirl. William Acker.
chairwomhim c. E. ives. Mrs. E.
Reynolds. Mrs. Fred Bower and
Mrs. Clarence Cable .
Ticket committee—Mrs. Roland
Beach. chairman and Mrs. Richard
Abbott. .
Entertainment-M r s.
Seymour. chairman. Mrs. A.
Sniffen and Miss Mable Souls.
Clarence
H.
Three little “plee'ee‘f in the day's
e gray
and purple patchwork of this thing
cell Oil bite.
in Cleveland?-
'.,-A woman past the first bloom of
girlhood but not yet too old for
dreams 0! love, drinks poison. Dies.
Five years ago she loved a man
They p’arted. Nobody knew: why.
Perhaps she wasn't'eure. Wifehood.
motherhood. the story writers told
her. was s. dull. drab exi5itence. Not
”worth-while
: A gnawing hunger. a longing
within hen—and far off. the gleam
of the one white water lily left in
her ecu-the mane-tout there in the
world somewhere—ens would same
book.
lie did. They» walked together
down the street. talking of old days
Of" their once-upen-e-tiule love
Surely new. any moment now. he
would reach out in the darkness.
put his man's bend Iovcr. her own
and It". 'A
“It's not too late new. is it. door?
He was talking on m. oirly.
“Want you to Elect my wife Qme
day. and the kids. Say. Mabel. it you
ever saw e. prettier little girl! Eyes
and curls Just like her mother' s!
And that young namesake of mine!
That hid—-" But the wplusli beside
hint hasn't heard. Just why the vial
of poison was in her purse. no one
knows. But she had emptied the
bottle. She was dead on the pave.
meat.
Cheap. Tswana
Melodramstio—
pee-hens. But bird AI '
II;
FRATERNALS _
A meetin3- of Eureka Rebekah
'lodge will be held on Friday eve.
“hills. in Odd Fellow' s liail. A story-
telling hour. will. feature ,the meet-
ing. Each member present is sup-
posed to tell s story. I
Order of the Golden Scepter.
Court Frances No. 11. will meet too
alight at 100 Washington street.
Solis of St. George. Welcome
Stranger Lodge. No. 884. will meet
tonight at 25 Main street.
Uncee moo. No. 83.13pm“)
Order or Red Men. -will meet to-
35?}! at so “Notion street. -
Unease loft. 53:05:86 ”1.1-2.
will use a W's
sneer. , ..
Butler Chapter. No. 88m. A. M..
Education. was held inst critics in .
N 7 'W «will meet tonight at is South Main
rose-sue nausea m; lees. Royal
We; will l‘eee must at 70
Cynthis Grey Discusses.
The Papers and Finds Bite oil the Crazy Quilt
.,. .. ._ Pattern olef
. Us
The eterndl difference between
men and Women. women wait Men.
”WCPs- vw .
Andawonien melts love their life.
Men but. an incident. -
And this none New; Yer-it stilts—-
The law or: the and says um.
children misc-j ”whorl-5’5 Aged and
poor parentsp .
The law of the land also says that
parents must- support young and
helpless children.
Now an eastern judge makes one
the complement of the other.
An old mother complained that
her children refuse to support her
The judge learned that the some
whining mother had turned her
chelldren out like pumice when they
mere babies, lenving them. to
the ruets- thrown by neighbors.
He refused to hbar her ce'se. soy-
ing that children owed nothing to
such a mother.
Good! Just hatching a chicken
from an egg doesn' t5 inpke a hen ss-
cred. but if she‘s a Soo‘d hen mom.
or her chickens will help her
scratch.
And in Columbus. Ohio. a college
girl marries one day and slopes the
next with another man. Didnlt want
to marry the man she did. Always
did want the other man.
013' well. what's the use of rav-
log on about youth's lack of moral
sense? ‘Tho theme has been pretty
well covered' .
Besides. 'she's probably an insti-
tutional case rather than a producit
of the time and we had thorn 60
years ago. also.-
served under the direction of Mrs.
Martha JWiicox
The regular meeting of the P. C
Lounebury lodge. No. 126. New Eng.
land Order of Protection. will be
held tonight at Progress Forum hal
on Washington street. Visitors from
Bridgeport and Georgetown have
been invited -A supper to be pre-
‘ pared by Mrs. Clarence Miller and
Mrs. Sarah Howard. will follow the
meeting.
'1‘)!er will be an important meet-
ing of the McLaebien Loose
tonight; at w tints plans for the
Robert Burns supper will be made.
GLASSWARE
Rinse gleeSware in hot water con-
taining several teaspooufuls of house-
hold ammonia. to produce s high
pollsh.‘ Dry it with 35 soft cheese-
cloth towel. 3
JEWELRY
Jewelry should be dried in Jewel-
ar's sswoeetl after. cleaning. The
sawdust may be bought in boxes
/
Wheelie-assoc a whole clove
and e eliceiof. lemon to a cup of tea.
to improve tho never. , I
GOOD LUCK CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
'BY MRS. M. BURT
Mrs. Muy Burl of Pershing rlrcel
bntorlslned the members of . the
Good Luck Club at her home last
evening. The feature or the meeting
was an‘ exciting peanut game, which
well won by Charles Thompson. The
ladies prize nus won by Miss lila-
rion Tin-ls. During the evening. Mrs.
Burt served a. delicious luncheon.
The next meeting of the Club will
be held on Monday February 8th.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louie
Wood in Orchard street.
. The members of thc club present
last evening were: Mr. and Mrs.
James Day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Burt. Mr.
and Mrs. Adolphe Bergman. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Olsen. Mr. and Mrs.
Douis Wood. Mrs. Alice Thole. and
Miss Marion Their.
Co-Eds. to Publish
New Literar;I Mag.
Sully E. Chill. '27. of Hartford. is
ndllop oi. ' The 'i‘:'”lmuil. is new liter
my magazine published by women
students of Connecticut Agricultural
College. the first issue of which will
be rllslribuled next week. I
“The Taurus? represents the first
attempt on the parl. of the co-eds at
Starts to edit, a publication that will
be exclusively their work. Each
yenl‘ they have called one issue of
"The Connecticut Campus." student
Week." but the new publication will
be the work of women stud-Into in
its c..nllrely
Present plans coil (01 scmi- annual
issues of ‘The Taurus." though it
is hoped that future developments
will enable more frequent issues as
the paper grows. As outlined by
Miss Croll. the purpose of the new
magazine is to stimulate interest in
writing among women students.
Contributions to "The Taurus" will
J. include short stories. essays, poems
and humorous pieces.
in addition to Miss Croll. other
members of “The Tgurus" board in-
clude li‘iora Kapian. '27. of West
Hartford; Dorothy Hughes '27. of
Thompsoni'ille: Elizabeth Service
“2‘6. of Norwich: Ruth Menrurl '23.
' of New Haven: Catherine Welsh '23.
of Woodbridge: Martha. H. Roster
'28. of Hartford; and Margaret Root
:8. of Berlin. Winthrop Tiller. in-
structor in English. has been ap-
pointed faculty advisor.
. onus NEWS
Members of the People’s Chorus
will .hold’ the first meeting. under
their new coach. Ralph Toland' at
His Senior High school on \\ out ave.
nue tonight at 8 o 'clock
.....'...,._
Mrs. L. .Rcynolds of 31an street
Hospital Thimble club at her hem.
this afternoon ‘
Members of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club will hold a
meeting tonight to discuss routine
business.
The Mothers' club is scheduled to
hold its regular meeting this after-
noon at the Girls' and Women‘s club
rooms on Main street,
of the Milford Red Cross chapter,
the local organization has been
awarded an "honor flag" for its suc-
cessful part in the annual enrollment
campaign held throughout the coun-
try lost Neiember.
Tomorrow afternoon at the Stem.
ford Yacht club. Stamford Chapter
D. A. It. Miss Sara Webb, regent,
is giving a benefit curd party for
so unusual and appealing cause. The
money will be used for the erection
of some suitable stone to mark the
volutionury Times.
The executive board of the B'rldge-
Port section of the Council of Jew.
lsh‘ women will meet tonight In the
I horns of Mrs. Waller Loewith, the
president. to make plans for the next
membership meeting.
The members of the Hospital Sew-
ing Society of Saint Joseph‘s church
will meet on Wednesday after-
of55.Columbus rooms in Washington
street. Mrs. Anna Campbell will be
the hostesp. A
5 Mrs. Stephen Andresl of 11 Novak
avenue enjoyed a fine surprise party
at her home. Sunday night. by I. par-
t! of friends in honor of her birth-
day. 'She‘wes presented with a tea
set. s; silver tray and a cocoa set and
a nitiurrlber of other beautiful pre-
ee s.‘
_ OATMEAL
A half teaspoon of salt added to
the boiling water will make all the
difference between testeleesnese and
delicious-flavor in oatmeal. 5,
. . . W
'TO
When a can of pimento has been
opened. keep the remainder in a Jar.
oovgrsd with cold water. in the ice
box. Chane the water every day.
.BAGS
.Keep cheeepo
lcftnoe and celery wet with cold
weteriatbeiceboxand the con.
; t‘ents will star fresh.
Fcrfieeosliopod diehb. cook the
onions add green peppers in butter
first. so that the dish need not :be
,bskedsoioui.’
. isor‘ur
m; isolate be hot mus
ofh'rssdiafli
Weekly. during lhc annual “Co-ell ' '
will enter din the members of the A
For the first time in the history
site of the old Stamford Port of Re- -
noon at 7.! o'clock. in the Knight's .
lotb boas containing .
Norwalk nib
. In Florida
W .,
Mrs. Archibald McNeil-
of Bridgeport, seen at the Ever-
glades Club, Palm Beach. in a. turo
tic-necked sweater of wool with
printed figures in yellow and red.
Circle Members toBe
At Mrs. Hull’s Funeral
At a special mot-ting of Slur of
Columbia Circle, Companions of the
Forest. held last crushing the Circle
voted to attend in s. body the- fun-
cm] carriers of the late Member of
the Circle, Mrs. William Hull. Men!"
here will nlcctnt the Stillscn, Pow-
181155Dl‘llg Store in South Main street
at .1 '30 o 'ciock. LOmOl‘l‘OW aftelnoon
Most, of “is. an. too lazy to W‘Oll)’
about being too lazy.
$28. 5
Wiegoldfllled case. beau-
eifuliy engraved: is jewels
“2 “'ALL ST.
A gift of s wrist watch, a bracelet, a. ring or some practical
piece of jewelry pleases the recipient if it comes from
BENEDKHT
THE JEWELE‘R
Miss Brendlinger lo Represcnl
talc Club Meet
Will Give Short Talk
On Club Work Being
Accomplished in This
City
Mir-s 'Aldrgnrot Brendllngur, prin-
clpul of 'tho Hillside school,
represent the Woman's club of Nor.
walk at the State Federation of
Women's clubs at the meeting to be
held in Stnmfol‘d tit lln. lilntel Du-
venpul't on Thursdav
Miss Brtnvlllngel will 51" l short
talk during the altelnccu. the sub-
Ject of her discussion to be the
women's clubs of Norwalk and What
they have been doing.
Close to 100 delegates from all
sccllulle‘ or Connecticut :m: (Ariana-.1
ior this occasion.
Mrs. Gmrgc ii. Stuughiun Ur
Hartford. tunic president. will b.)
present and Miss Emily Louise
Plumle)‘. “ho is state Vice presi-
dent for Fall'flcld county. as well as
president of the Stamford Woman' 5
club. will preside and give the greet-
ing to the assemblage.
’l’llc luncheon on Tllursdnv will
constitute the pialdny of tho feder-
lltion, there being no real busliwss
undertaken at that time. .
Airs. Fill‘lllilliiid Mania is chair-
man of the luncheon. and the
hostesses who will see that all the
guests ni'c happy and at home, in-
C'lldi:2 Mrs. Louis F. Berry. Mrs.
Willium H. JCllltF. Mrs. Malcolm
Pill. Mrs. George Shei'lll. Ali's. Frcd~
crick Schuyler Wardwcll. Mrs. Hor-
bert Mill and Mrs. Peter Turner.-
lillss May Lockwood is chairman
of the decoration, and Miss Plum-
lt-y has charge of the program.
which will include music as well as
speeches.
Tickets an: now available for
members of the; Stamford Women's
Club and other local federated cr-
gnnizations. it having been consider.
ccl only courteous to give the out-
of-town delegates first choice for re.
servaiion. Tickets may be secured
by telephoning Mrs. Monjo. who
has charge of the reservation.
The officers of the State Fedora."
tlon of Woman's Clubs include Mrs.
Houghton. president: Mrs. Walter
E. Cos, of this city. first vloevprrsl- .
of"
dent: Mrs. lilmol-e A. Evans.
Wllitneyi'llle. socond vice-president;
Miss Ruth ’A. Downs, of Ansonie,
second vice-president. Mrs. Chai'lcs
Ii.ABeal~dslcy. 01‘ Waterbury. record
ing secretary: Mrs. Lucy Bvlcs
Wilson. of Hartford, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. James P. Wood. of
New Haven, trcusurcl‘: Mrs. James
E. Todd. of New Haven, auditor arid
MrsJFrc-derick .\l. Peuslcy. of Clic-
slllrc, general federation director..,,
FOR THE.
GRADUATE.
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NOR\VALK
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