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m EVENING W80. NORWALK. CONN.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1:3, 19:26.
CTIVITIES OF SPECIAL INTEREST Eon THE WOMEN or NORWALK
Girls’ Friendly Candidates
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WOMAN’S CLUB
DISCUSSES WORKS
0F JAMES BARRIE
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A discussion of Sir James Harris
took piece at the regular monthly
meeting of tho Woman’s Club which
was held at the home of Mrs. James
Ellspn Arch street yesterday after-
noon. A delightful afternoon was
spent in talking about selections of
iiurrie‘s life and some of his works.
The committee in charge of this of-
fair consisted of Mrs. W. A. Curtis.
Mrs. James Elle and Mrs. Harvey
Kent.
One Hundred Served
At Sauerkraut Supper
Girls; Several Dances
Given.
- “The Snow Wit/2h," ;,. delightful
. Wan piuylot, was presented by
‘ ‘7 Girl's Friendly Society candl-
Itu oi! Christ church. in the put.
U ' hull last evening. Despite the
fill. there was ll. very good nt~
II ldonce. The children were very
:rvor in their parts. and showed
. good training and direction of
1. Daniel 0, lll'blnfitlll. lllll‘l Mrs.
William Fobttr.
9 i{rho cast;
”glIMei-ina. the old pessimr 3513mm—
. mitt: Shui‘clt.
‘ - lfiilvcr Sonny-inc Snow Witch.
parlor Erickson.
Prince \r‘ulusku—Alnrioric Mudln.
till. the Sledge C .vcr-qunotte
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The Ladies Md Society of Saint
Peter‘s Lutheran church served on-
other or. their famous suttrkruut eup-
p... last evening. Although the lit-
tei’idance was not as large as i. not.
owing to the bud traveling. over 100
Slippers were served. Mrs. John
llrushwoin was in charge of the tif-
fnir. The menu included snurkruut.
fresh hum. mashed potatoes. relishes,
utilize and coffee cakes.
neon.
Von-LCathcrine Sanford.
aroma-Mary ltoborts.
‘iDnncers—Mury itohorts, Jounctte
Johnson. Even Erickson. iiunnnli
.- Rector. Ruth \Vliltc. Vivian Booth-
be, Gladys Olsen Mild Isabelle L's-
in Mrs. Brushwcln was assisted by
flinging Vaicut‘mcrw—Rum Shutelt. Mrs. Sl'hl‘octici', Mrs. Mary Hubc-
Mtldred unit Ghulys 11011). lfiilllt‘llt’ llif'lli. Mm. .lolin llunlts, Mrs. Au.
1] rigor. Gladys Olson. Vivian gut-it. l‘t-rlitoid. Mrs. Louis Warm-kc.
, .otnby llommh. KM". Jemi- Mrs. Atlllnl Simon. Mrs. William
t‘I Johnson. Mary lmiwrts. and Spiller. Mrs. Katherine Uret-St‘lilicr
erine Sanford. im'l Mrs. Sophie Stock.
here were selections by tho ...._.....
oily Five Orchestra, and Bliss lis-
lbkvr favored with several fancy
dances.
Refreshments oi“ ice cream
«iten'ere survxl.
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Senator Bingham Asks
‘ Mrs. Russ To Speak
Miss Miserendino IS
und Given Sui-prise Patty
Miss illury Miscrcndino of Slit)
.\I:iin strut enjoyed it pleasant. sur-
prise piirly given her by her fellow
pupils lit. the Contor Junior liigh
school aid some of her friends. at
i her home 380 Main Street lust night.
. _ H .. . A beautiful blrthduy cake deco-
.gfixg 1.111133; rhdzglfitlillfwggsmg‘l rated with candles was in the center
‘10 of Maine has selected Min. John of the dining table. Decorations
were Viiltntmcs. ltefrcshiiients ot‘
' o l lntii ton n the rift-
Billuzllloutkdrl at1 The colouring of candy: cake. fruit and hot chocolate
' ‘ ’ ' ' ‘ Wcro served.
‘ uLineolii club of Maine to be held
' bruary i: m the Luloyetto hotel (times were played and a renal-u
Fo‘rtland. good time anoyed. During the ovo-
g-g, Rugs pm today to.- perm“, inns. Miss Miscrendino was present-
' will talk upon Wayne“ in ed 11. compact by Miss Ruth Mcrrl-
.o ” and will briefly outline man on behalf of those present.
attic of the achievements accom' Among those present were:
~pitched by women in their five yours Miss Mary. Mine Albertine. liiisn
fin national political life. Lillian and Miss Cut-menu. ililiioren-
. dino. Miss Flor: Hutchinson. Miss
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Yale Glee Concert TO Hotlitedlhinlllgn. Elliszefiuth”MorCrliiiuLn.
Attract All Society
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Miss Eva Ellis, Miss Irenu Over-
ihrow. Miss Sarnh. Miss Katie and
Jimmie Lipira, Tony Misercndino.
Mr, and Mrs. Anthony Mleerendino,
Mrs. Anthony Lipim. and Mrs.
Mary Mlserendino.
CHURCHES.
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Society is preparing to attend in
body the concert and dance of
tho‘iYale and Banjo clubs this cyc-
ang at the Stratficid hotel. liridgo-
"l‘t. Admission will be by invite-
,on only. the attendance being lint-
ted to 500. There are 258 patrom
for the affair. and the printed
It lesaid to he a veritable social
" ter of the city.
The concert will shirt at 8:15
{Wk in the ballroom and the.
do is to be held afterward: mem~
o! the Glee club will be guests
a Yale Alumni “sedation of
The board of voting members of
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church will meet tonight lit the
church.
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Miss Sarah Money is to be hostess
, for the meeting of the Y4 class to-
”'rtield County. which is 5mm“- night at the Norwnlk Methodist
‘ the concert, at the dance. There. l‘Iiiiscorai church-
31 members iii the Gino club ’ .'
1'1 in the Banjo organization. Tonight. the Epworth WERE of
. the pick of 400 applicants for thc Norwalk M E. church will on-
” OIUbS- Paul “Mllml’l- Ya!" icrtoln the Epworth Leagues of
“7' ‘3 tho “rial-7‘1")” ”1“” l" ”19 Danhnry :iild llridgl‘port in the
”regimen. and plays the banjo. church.
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Store Hour! D b C—Stturdu O u I
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council MUNSIE [m
Ill-13 80. MAIN 81'. IOHNOBWALK
Winter Shoes Built for timed Service
Winter weather is the real test of shoe quality. and the
Still-titty built styles we‘y: featuring will defy any winter
anther.
CONNEALLY 8: BRACKEN
SOUTH 3103qu
AtiD Opinions GOwn iii
FQOWQl tPPEAPAnCL
WAWWT MPH.—
Pouno to HOl’i'C
EVEPY Ti
DON'T WEAP A mailman CAP
MOQNIHG- to cole to A
Brides, Beware! Frills May or May Not Please Him!
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PPOPAPLY HEVEP
Pill lilEllI YOU who
YOU LOOK
BY CYNTHIA GREY I
Mun ilro funny: lluehnuds :irc
funnier! As. innilinii, )(Hi verdant
brides are leal'nlnizi
llemcmlicr hilCll in ill" Klimt old
days before you Wt‘i't' llllll‘i’ll d lit.i‘\-‘«
on date iiipthio with him Milk-«~—
liud n Iaciul~
And a. nturcel (Ind munirurcw—
All-i worn-~—
Your lliw linir do msl .wupo
dress—-
And silver hose und slippers—-
And new garnet choker and ring».
And smeared licliotropo on your
eyebrows-
And went dowiietnire all ready for
that knockout look in your lirioved
eyes..—
Aiid he never even knew you had
.1 single new dud out
Ilfif‘lf in those days his lino was opt
to be. "you look good to me my old
way!"
,spmi~i:I1 look.
\l‘t-ll. Jiint try that rtiiil nolviirlttyr‘
'3‘ou'ro tit-irrit'tl now!
Eupposo. your breakfast toblt- irli
mom is kimonn and one of thin»;
hrrnkfmat cups that look like u on“
tiny; hon nil riled tip with her lull
{outliers- flying—-
You will receive the iv. it.
Don‘t figure Hint "at
man llt‘vtil‘ kiloWs what you wear.
anyway." llrv'll know it then down
to the lust lir-ut nnnp.
But you never cull it-ll! liironnih‘» ,
funny is the mice of iilttlitul living.
ulni the bride who tsucct‘ruds is [ill
bride who Pnl‘ly retilirtlti thlit sh"
never can it'll what he wants. and
proactive to make the but of it!
So—«tupposo you're a. little hrlrlo
“he hits I‘i‘tlll ull her lift: that It good
\vifo nuwr comes to breakfast look-
ing like Sum little mouse lrnp'.
"You put on your vanishing cream.
rouge. powder. perfume, comb your
huir ohloly. don spiffy hone nnd slip.
l' it don't irlvo tip tho ship! Soup»
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-—-—- (tii'tr itiit oi our filtf‘l' li‘tx toi lll't~ s-Jillii‘. a: {VOL-'1 lllli'; -
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'l':Vl coilan and cuffs! for llli timoiiuph \‘ilpio. l“ r. .v..i tr» ll‘ltl in April. l'lliiiss tor thr'I .\ll: .l ’ ‘2» “ ‘ i' 1’“ -“
\nti sit SOlir tile stir down. Vt‘rl' Tl!" litt‘il linllvt' “lilt‘ll e-llt, iiosii t'tli'tli-ill‘ “I'll“ lilil‘l' .ii zi lotioiuvns' toll ll tv'“ "“i‘f‘t‘” 37‘
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' when ucvolltorwl ill curl pllpcrs lrt for “.lutli (Hill. .lil.“ llor tintzgi,» no i‘lllllliovm. Libl ilvuiiip. ll \\1t5l.\ll:sr- lulu iiiiii: :' .
I .1 Frilltlll pink satin mules? for tin Audi-mu Militia. .8. how “r. Howl to lurid .1 ('lll‘il puriy (it tho : 'l'iimllwi‘. Till.“ \t'.'1 ‘7 U " ‘
dirty. mi that a oil the noon it does you r. livil'lll illrlilt'u rI-iuti’il ii. llii.‘;|il'i~‘.lllhl. ultimo: on February 2,1. litasi Annu will.» \lv-a iii "“t itH '
EH». hurled behind 'l'tl‘ film'k quota~ ml motif and I'tlllnlfei m' i‘iiln- [Hilll‘ISlll‘C‘lt'il Cali!“ [4?!“ :i very liltL-i‘vst-l Tm; i:<\' l'lit‘ll‘t? it " i l \
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“l-“il you‘re old and kruy :linl'
l‘t‘l, discovered that your t‘hill
m. tilt-en, he'll look up and set:
vim
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if illint till] he snow-thin you
c: ., no the fight long ago uilri iiro‘
fil"‘“l' ilwro comfortably in curl pit-
,.. - -: ....i Itiinmy. or that you‘re near.
or... ;. w ntisll morning gown?
You if is hard to know Just what
to (lo nmi which is worth the candle!
Quota Club To Hear
Mine. Metzelthin
'l‘hv i‘ritulur monthly meeting of
the Quota club of Bridgeport vines
held at the Strtitficlri hotel yester-
day noon. the meeting being post-
poned from Wednesday on account
of the storm, Mrs C. G. Morgan
presided. Reports ot- the otticurs
were rend and accepted. Miss Vim
toriu Lnrmour. who noted as ohuir~
men of the committee in charge or
the card party reported the success‘
of the affair. the proceeds of which.
are to be used for the Girls Serv‘nf’l
work which the club is planning.
Of particular interest WM the air
nounceincnt of the appearances un-
der the auspices of the Quour club
of Mme. Pearl Mclzelthln of Balti-
more. widow of a German diplomat.
who is touring America telling her
experiences in Chitin.
The Quota club has arranged to
have Mme. Metzelthin as their guest
of honor at a luncheon at the Strat-
fleld hotel on Sunday. February 21.
Representatives of other civic clubs
are to be invited to attend this
luncheon.
Some New Rules Of
What are your.
[Success Prospects?
LYou out get a pretty good idea by looking in
your savings pass book. Your deposits are
' making your success-history for you. What
you deposit, and the interest it earns is the
- foundation of your investment or busmess
. «pitch
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Etiquette For Society
A quaint set of rules of social
conduct written by Catherine the
Gulf. in 1785 'have just come to
tight. Catherine. who was one of
the most versatile and gifted wo-
men of her time. caused these regu-
lations to be poated at the entrance
to the imperial chambers:
1. Leave your rank outside. as
well as your hat and especially your
sword.
8. [leave Your right of preced-
ence. your pride and similar feel-
ing. outside the door.-
8. Bo gay. but do not spill any-
thing: do not break or mar uny-
thtnx. '
out reference to anybody.
5. Talk moderately and not very
loud. so as not to make the ears
and heads of others none. '
s. Argue without anger and
without excitement.
7. Neither sigh nor nwn. not
make anybody dull or heavy.
l 8. In on innocent union; wint-
mr one proposes. let Tull loin.
I. Eat whatever is sweet and
awry. but drink with moderation.
”thumb may find hides-open
m the room.
It Tell norme- cutof- school:
- in. . '
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4. lit. stand. walk as you will with?
CLUB NEWS :
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d‘hc Not-walk club will cheery-oi
Ladies Night at the club tonight. '
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A number of loml people ort-
pluniiins to attend the concert to he
given by the Yale Glee club tonight
in tho Stratfield hotel to Bridge.
port. Mrs. Edward J. Quinlan in one
of llli‘ patroncsses.
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.\ good crowd is anticipated at
the two cord parties to be held this
afternoon and evening at the Cath-
olic Clubhouse on West avenue. un-I
tier tho auspices of the Nurwullli
Council of (‘zttllolic \anilt‘lL
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The. special meeting of the Nor.
walk branch of the American Asso-
oiatlon of University Women which
was to have been held tit Illilss
Thomtis’ School this afternoon hits
been indefinitely postponed. Furth-
or announcement: will boImadc int.
tr.
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About. 200 teachers, principals and
Superintendents are expected to of-
tcnd the annual state gathering in
New Haven today and tomorrow in
the meetings of the State Associa-
tion of school Superintendents. tho
Eudmnsterl' club and the Con-
necticut Teachers‘ Association.
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The Broad River Community club
has made plans to hold a. card party
in the Community club tonight.
This is the party which was post.
ported from last Friday because 57
the storm. .
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A socinl dance will be held by
members of the Eureka Rebekah
Lodge at. Odd Fellows hall this eve-
ning. Entertainment by the DeMoiay
entertainers will he followed by 21
Charleston exhibition by William
Gustsfson. and several musical sc.
lections.
Ming. Marjorie Donne. local direc-
tor of the Girl Scouts. is spending
the week-end out of town. She will
return Monday morning,
Degrees Worked,
it the meeting of Pride of En-
cu Council; Degree or Pocahontas.
tut event". degrees were worked
on s also. of candidates by the new
degree teem. Plans were mode for
flu Mirna: dance to be held on
Russian Professor
in Danbury Concert
Minn. .i Dilliug. hurplst, ntld Evsvl
llilolwsol". 'ucliisl. who will In!
mini ll‘. ii'inbury in recital, today
untilll' the auspices of the Womv
on“. tongue. are both tit-tints whn'
litvn revolved tviili [Irvl‘it fa«
vm- try press and public whorl-var
til-Av hove apponrcd.
'llzn New York Herald-Tribune
hrs said of her work: “Miss Dill-
iitt-‘s numbers shelved great taste
or.) musicianship. I‘crhitps the most
not-«\‘nl‘llly qualities of her playing
or.» .i highly developed sense of
rhythm, exquisite. nuance and var—
lc-i tout coloriugs"
\lr Beloussoi‘f has fared equally
happily at the hands of the critics.
and CllClltd this word of praise
rrom w. J. Henderson. in the New
York Evening Sun: "Mr. Beloussotl'
is one of in.» best known of 'celllst:
and he possesses» an interaction!
reputation as soloist and ensemblist.
A recital of artistic excellence. A
largo and deeply appreciative nudi-
out-c.‘
From the years 1911 to 1514, Mr.
Beloussoff toured all the capitals of
Europe williI. Wmili Setonoft. who
(0;- three yum conducted the New
York Philharmonic society. When.
during the Russian revolution. the
musical center of Russia. shifted
from Moscow and Pctrogrud to
southern Russia. Boloussoft' became
professor at the Rimsky-Korsnkof!
conservatory in Kharkoff.
RATERNALS
Members of the Lady Washington
Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem.
met at Red Men's hell, Mun street.
last night. Routine business was
transacted. The next. meeting will
be held Thurs-lay. February :5.
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hm"-
Order United American Men.
Lincoln Council. No. 4 will meet to-
night at 100 Washington street.
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Cockenoc Tribe. No. 2. will meet
tonight (at 1'3 Main street.
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Monitor Grotto. M. O. V. P. E. R.
will meet tontlht II. 16 South Main
street.
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Buckingham Post No. 1: Grand
Road's
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6
mo Table Lamps
with silk, parchment or beautifully
atcd glass shades. in various shap
sizes. Fo‘lowing are samples of the
did values offered.
last all duriu the day—come
Formerly
Lamp—silk Shade $13.50
Lamp—parchment shade 832'.
Lamp—silk shade 537.50
Lump—parchment Shade 547
Lamp—glass shade $50
Lamp—glass shade $56
25 Bridge Lamps
Quite a variety with metal or woo
and having silk shades edged With
or fringe. A few sample values
Lump that was $25.50
Lamp thilt was $39.75
Lamp that was 850
20 Peter Rabbit Lumps
which kiddies so enjoy having
playroom. Formeriysz.50
Army of the Republic; will meet to-
night at 23 Main street.
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Douglas Fowler. Women's Relief
um». Museum
\
Oom."lll ”mm.“ 4! M
" Mu . , . i - . .
An unprecedented opportunity to set
Hundreds of Floor. Bridge and
Table Lamps
\ Must Be Cleared Away Prior ' to Removing
oi Fixtures for Our New Store
eat an artistic table or floor lamp at way
below its former price. The WISE woman w1
living rooms. We cannot guarantee suitit‘ient quantities, in any one style, to
early!
decor.
es and
splen-
Now
$ 9
$1 5
$20
$28
$28
630
d bases
ruching
follow:
$20
$25
$25
in their
$2
In some cases shade: m slightly sailed from display and bases slightly
‘md-butdlmtobelddmthqme. .
NO CREDITS — NO REFUNDS —- ALL SALE FINAL
ll choose several to brighten her
50 Jr. Floor Lamps
Novelty shades are a feature of these
handsome floor lamps with silk fringe or
melting finish. in most cases the bases
and shades are priced separately.
Formerly Now
Shade only $17 . $12
Shndeonly $16.50 $10.
Wood Base only $19.25 $10
Wood Bose only $13 3 a
Lamp Complete 560 $35
38 Boudoir Lamps
’24 small boudoir lamps with rose colored
shades and pottery bases to match. Form-
erly “.79 $1
6 boudolr lamps villi decorative glass
shades. Formerly 88 $3
8 boudolr or desk lam“. black vase with
metal base and china shade. Formerly $8
$4
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Norwalk Chronicler