.‘f fiartlnyond
“ or Crimes Oh
lion. "our 3...... end luv.
”Untitled. jtho seventies sons-
.. “mm-w new.
s”
. J 199! import oitlso
‘ .iihorornnlorgsu, lion.
' ‘intoroot in Oberon:-
~= eroits. which is the
M known in Y. W. o. A. work hove
on «twice oi m
Mm. , it w I“
. 2......“ or.” rum
\ any or r.
howeverutho domed.
“lotion ot the winter
, dueod we Villagers
loin tong attributes
glow chat-son at site
‘ e Mon ms. The
at be produood until 1030
. before the third con-
sent production.
«slots. .2 as m...
‘, outed. sud their irioil'ds
‘ 'to ottendtho hounds
wilLbo held oi: the
chemo. aerosol. end will
the honest oi the 'i‘ssspls
3K in. society Concert
' ”Is Much Enjoyed By All
. ”The Open secret“ or it. tinnitus
. "Chsrnlont reptiles.“ by Andrew
, Centers. docood groom “interlude"
r
“Two New York
150 mule THE 1
‘ ‘ MONTHLY MEET - "
or REPUB. WOMEN
Over in were present It the
snootlus oi tho Norwslit itspubliosn
Wonloh'o Asoooiotion hold ot the
ltoyslllsmon the It s o’clock yew
lords: oiiornoon. under the suspi-
oos oi the third word-
'i'ho snooker oi the ottorneon was
Dr, lmonuol lisrshoiln. oi Port
Chester. N. 3.. whose cabinet was
“Bunk.”
hilss blow Rider presided on
chums». As ososllont otuoiooi fire-
gronl won presented by lire. Illus-
both Powers. well know some at
Wellsott.
Her first mun oi songs included.
ton Woodmen. sod o Froooh ones
by landon mold. " do leisure:
by .l. blossosoi. sod “binds lac.
She won oooompsnlod It the plsno
by urn. Frederick Bolts.
During tho meeting. tiles ltidel
urged oil the ltopubiiesn women to
attend the shorter revision sleet-
lngs. . ., ‘
one else onnouhood thot the
gue oi Women Voters hsd cor-
dioiiy invited Republics» women to
nttend their meeting oi April s.
Asconmrnont wen hoods oi the
'l'. K. 3. concert which won given
in the douth Norwollt it. I. church
lost evoking. ‘
collection won that up. .
Following the roosting. rotrooh-
mento wsro served. The members at
tho niroshntoiu committee includ-
od. .
urn. units carbons. choimss.
udstod by Hip. Henry Home. Mrs.
Edwin broke. lire. George inshore.
Mrs. .i.‘ w. mason. lire. Kerry
Sterling. lira Harold lpsrry. Mrs
w. R. Cortwright. tire. lrving itc-
hortson. hire. Robert .lcsoloi. lire
stoves ' Jervis. tire. it ll. rodeo.
lire. desired 1'. troy. tire. Fred
Wheeler. lltrs. tiewsrd Gorhorn.
Hrs. stowsrt Iisrshsli. tire. e.
Bouiwoll..ilrs..l‘rsell ltohoris. Mrs.
Horses digress. Idiot Albert. Dunn.
Iii-s. our routine ' ,
All nests oi coins. cookies enn-
dl “1M tits sud more:
kinds“ sons on one some
"” "do I" .
no» more“ oi the reception
W.
Th rns lot-nuns. lire. Byhs 'lltorih.
fir: DseldGoniin ond lire. Gocrgo
Bowen. '
" Women To Preach
M
No New York wornon. wollo
recently under the Methodist Epis-
oopsi- church boon licensed to
my D ‘ 1 '
Kilns Elisabeth Wilson who. otter
spending msny yoors iu . indie. ‘is
new is New York. in one. The other
is Mine Clsrinso it. Spencer. con-
ducting s country wide rosesrdh on
the piece at women in tho chumh.
under the direction oi the Joint
Committee oi bonding Church Men
sod Church Women. ,
"Neither idles sponsor nor 1 es-
poet to, colon o settled ministry."
said silos Wilson yoourdsy. , "For
any tuture work in the church we
nook suthority thst , up till now
hoe solely been given to men. 1
hove conducted services in churches
slid upon invitotlon will continue to
do no.”
lines the 103‘ General Cantor-
ouoo oi the Mothodlst Episcopal
Church which authorised ordlns-
tics odd its predooouor in ml
which opened the ministry toywo-
men. over to women hove taken
their first ordlnotion. They cot.
now sdrninistos bsptlsin end the
Lord's supper Mid poriom s more
tinge ceremony. (”horse-licensed to
punch ore lites nos-riot A. Cupolas-
hons sod stirs lidithlislneor also at
New York. Four ynors in the rsnk
0t locol. preschor isfiroouinul heron
, . 'MIIIQUOI so Gm M! be ici-
ss mood. lowed by ordinotioo on elder.
s
t ' ‘ z .
Missromseun
GIVEN PARTY BY *~
i
to honor oi Minn mods! Edith
Townsend, who is to be worried to
Floyd More on April to. tho 0. a.
Chsptor oi tho'airls' sod Women's
Club. hold s very ouioyoblo doint
Potrlok's my, not lost evening in
tho cluhrooln ' hints street.
‘Tho tables were prowl? decont-
od in oolloens end gonnoohn. tlio not.
or scheme.“ being green ond white.
Games end donning tostured the
evening's enter-moment.
Miss Townsend won presented
with o bosutiiui down ocmiortshio.
s white bed npresd.’ ond chisowors
by the Chapter. litre. Arthur Hon.
son; president oi the cushion mode
the presentations Miss Townsend
won sgreeobly surprlsoo.
oi conditioners. homocmsde coke. tor.
plots. loo erosm end cocos. were
served.
Those present wore:
hire. Beniomin Whene. Mrs. Jo-
noph Townsend. Mrs. William Cos-
tlodlno. hire. Vincent Allen. Mrs.
Arthur tinckloy. Mrs. Samuel Stov-
snsoh. Mrs. Bertha. Wells. Mrs. John
Noosol. Mrs. Joseph Ducal-dis. Mrs.
Even Sexton. Mrs. A. Wollsee. Miss
Olive Johnson. hire. Mory men.
Mrs David Mann. Mrs. John Beers.
hi William Wrong. Mrs. Bert
We her. Mrs. Willlsm Pout. Mrs.
Weller Norman. Mrs. John Glover.
Mrs. Wolluco Former. Mrs. P. Con-
non. Mrs. Alfred (iverthrow. Miss
Winnlirrl Ovcrtllrow. Miss Beatrice
Arltnston. Mrs. Bert Muller. Mrs.
Arthur Henson. Miss Gladys Town-
send. ,
PROF. LEIGH TO
BE SPEAKER AT
VOTERS’ DINNER
Robert D. Leigh. Hepburn Pro-
fessor oi Government st Willlsins
College. hon been secured by the
Voters so the speaker tor the gincer
st its Citizenship School to be held
in Heritord. March as end 24. The
attention oi the school duringtho
rtsulsr sessions is focused on the
pnrtlculor problems oi Connecticut
itsoli. The work oi the vorlo'uo on-
ecuiive departments is to ho os~
plslnod by the oillclsls at those do-
porimepto. At the dinner Proton-
nor Leigh will» turn the discussion
towers the "Solstice oi the notes
to tho Federsl‘ Government."
It testuro has been ndded to the
progron. on mnouncod. A spools!
rs. Lesson, luncheon is pleased tortiis
second day at the school. tiles
Gertrude Ely. of Bryn Mews. Penn.
s‘dlrootor oi the Notional Lesguo oi
Women Voters in to he the snooker.
As chairmen- oi the New Voters
section she hos recently mods o tour
oi the middle West where hor dy-
the orgnnlsotlon oi mono school said
college sections or Young Voters.
This luncheon on well so the
other oesnions oi the school will be
open to the public. Rosemtlons
should to mode through urn. tier-
rincn B. Freeman. in North 'i‘ro-
moot street.“ Idol-tiers. or with‘tiie
Connecticut Losguo of Women Vot-
ors‘ 'l‘llyrldsln street. Bortiord.
> \
Pride of Uncas Pla
For Big Card Party
o enteriothsnost committee oi
the ride of ,Uncse met st the
home oi Mr. and Mrs. Burton Ans.
tie on lotion-son street lost night.
Pious were mode in a. cord porty
to he held Saturdoy evening. Moi-ch
oi. oi the homo at Mr. snd litre.
Cheries Sioinwold on Elisohoth
street. Anyone wishing to go should
notify either Mrs. .Stolnwsid. tots.
phone me or hire. . Lester Brush.
telephone its. end o tohio will be
”MTV“. _
{there ore to bo-‘prlson st noel:
tsblo ond roiroshmonts will ho
sowed. .
Plans were also mods to entertain
the crest Chis! on April 3!. st
which time roll cell will bo tshon.
A hot. supper will else he served.
Fins! roturpn wore mode on the
recent monouorsdo doses given. its;
iroshmento were served oi the clone
oi tho meeting.
t
Charles Backay Given
Chorluhosksysniorodohirth.
‘ coy pony slvoo' oi. his homo rues:
night: when doneing sod genes
were the isoturo oi tho'ovoning. M
irsohnlontsworo lstor sorvod. '
Among those present were: ill.
noronoo Jones. tiles Ethel Isholl.
tiles iiorgsrst Moll. Iiiss Iioiilds
Baroness. flies Blowout Soho. Ilia
Mount rods. "in. hangout
Gsll. Miss shots Goll. Mi- listen
rohbsggy. silos m 't .
Worn u. court.
. .i‘
* sun's com me
c - 5 CHAPTER .
Delicious reiroshi‘nnntn conslStlug I
Connecticnut Looguo oi ,Woinon ‘
run new. "It!!! TYPICAL AMERICAN.”
the "lysine! Amoriooe girl” noises
ireln Wetorloo. lows. ’secording to
lilrsost Uhnoooolnp. Viennese mint
and her some is have sterile.
Wstorlco. inoidontolli. is right» in
the heart oi the corn hol ,
‘ unnonoomp com to American to
t the it that constant women
s could and, ‘
their newest to Hollywood. His
second dos there. he now Miss liter.
sites-tech” was his verdict.
is the typlcsl Arnerioon girl. Inn is
Anterior. i will point her so cut-
l-lcllywood on o bocltground end s
bunch of Coliiomio poppies beside
her. he discovered thst Miss Ceil-
icrnis roslly woo Miss locum—which
by no inc-sun oltrrcd hls decision re.
gording to her beouty.
She is o semi-brunette. with dork
heir. but on exquisitely islr'Whln.
she is graceful, nsiursl. vivscious.
end has personality on well on
she is only moderately sihletlo.
ond confesses that her favorite sport
is driving her own cor ot fairly good
she odmlto also that ocssv
nomic personslity hos man“ u, ! :lonslly she has to ioreg‘o csndy ond' Jennie E. Bailey at illonroo street.
VITiES'OFfisFECIXLw INTEREST FOR THE' WOMEN OF NORWALK
LOCAL TEACHER’S
PUPIL TO SING
BEFORE PRINCE
Miss Ruth Hoskins at New York
City. o pupil at Mrs. billion shore
wood Non-kirk of this city. will
sing at the lecture end reception to
be held st. the timer club oi. Polo
horn. N. -Y.. tomorrow evening.
The siisir in being held under the
auspices at tho Monor club end the
Men's club of Pelhoin sud twelve
hundred invitations hove olrendy
been issued.
Prince Ange oi Denmark. who is
s cousin oi the King oi England.
will givo on address on his re.
cent experiences while lighting in
Morocco. The Prince. who is on
lnovo for o iew months. has been
giving s. series at lectures at tho
Rite-Corlton. New York. His op.
poorauco will be the cutstsndins
event. or society in Pelhsm this
week.
Miss Rankine will he occomponled
by her tosohor. litre. Nowklrk st the
pirate.
CLUB NEWS
_..,....~....._.
The B. R. Club will hold no saint
Patrick's Day party this evening at
the home oi the president. George E}.
Hort-is. at to Taylor avenue. Mr.
Harris snd Frank Marron will be in
charge of the stinlr.
‘ I O
The food sale which the Pilgrim
Guild oi the South Norwnlk Congre.
gotlonnl church was scheduled to
hold Friday, at this week, has been
postponed. '
To Make Plans
For Anniversary
Members oi tho Mcooehoort be-
gion will meet tonight st t o'clock
oi the Moose Home on Bouth Mela
street. when on inliioiion will toks
ploco.
Alter the rennin meeting), the on-
tertsinment committee will meet to
which is to be held on seturdsy
night.
Sewing. Committee
Members of the Hospital Sewing
Committee or lit. Joseph's church
will meet in the K. at (3. rooms on
Washington streetoi 2 o'clock Wod-
nesdsy. Catherine McCubc will be
the hostess.
Baby Son
A son was born 'on Suturdu.
March 13. ot the Norwnlk Hosplist
to‘ Mr. slid Mrs. Mex Bohschter. at
67 Spring streeti
Mrs. Schuhtor woo formerly Miss
count the cnlcrios until she hos lost
it iew pounds. .
S BEST DRESSED WOMAN
otter he hell no... the pointlns
oi Kiss Merlin. with the hills oi
V‘FIRS‘TLADYI
Birthday Party
.\
u
snd won. oillco monster oi the
Osbbo,hicle Works.
time I won coiled in." she says. “1
down the heels oi her nockl' But.
honestly. he not oiroid at it st on
now. In toot. i did spill some enter
on her- onoe. end she only toughen
sod sold. 'Do I get o both, too?”
3’7" ' A White House stiletto says:
' “also gets I". big tough out oi the
funny letters people writ, her end
the things they try to give her. Ana
whenever o child tries to send her o
pig or s white mouse or s
robbit. sho‘ls especially sure thot tho
little-letter is showered st ones."
lire. doom _ dooo not give tutor~
views- Choctawhenshodroton-
tored the White louse—dint she
(Guild thot the reporters wrote of hos-
only on on menisci housewiio.
And her vooity wossbithurt.»
Whey migdit st lssst hove roman.
borodthotiilhenlosicsswotlssto
bots nhortcske.” she is sold to hone
commenced.
weapon”
moke plons tor the anniversary ‘
“We soon will hsor oi mothers
promising their hisro diamond
Wot-VM‘ tehos it they
rennin irorn smoking until they ore
. st. lost on in the old doyssons worn
‘. given “wotches it they sitsinos
- "nioiority‘ without pulling
so writes Edith John-
GETS FAVORABLE
CRITICISM IN
‘ MUSICAL COURIER
The following ortlelo concerning
Miss [Frieda Willlsms. or New York
city. an artist pupil of hire. billion
hhorwooa Nowkirlt. woll known
voice tsnohor at this city sod New
York. opposrod in the Musical
Courier on at Mel-ch ll:
"Frieds Willisms. soprsno. mode
her New York debut on March sec-
ond, in o song rooiisl oi the Town
Hell. ilhe woe sssistod by Richard
Hsgomnn. ot the pisno. who so usual
rendered ioultlenn socompsnimonis.
Miss Williornn gove on oltogothor on.
joyohle program. dho hos greet
beauty oi tons end the suolily is
trash and sweet. with on ones ionic
and intelligent phroslng. it won
noticesblo. however. thot she looks
dramatic instinct. but hor burial
was entirely iron from soy msnhrr-
isms end in. the tint group at old
numbers. she showed s rsmsrksble
noise. particularly in 'i‘orsllls Tu Lo
eel. Hor- socond group contained
tcur Schubert songs. sndxtho Nsoht
Imd Trsume won pe‘rhopn tho ilnosi
bit or vocol lntorprststieh oi tho‘
entire program. rm second group
wen French end the loot contoinod.
"Evening" it-losomen). it nine in-
cluded “A user end His lass.” by
Olilltir: "Some Don." M Eyre. "'4
"The Rivets." by booths Toylor. Her
encoren were "Down." by Poor! (“ur-
run. and "Del ltiegos." by Homing.
The English nouns were psrtioulsrly
well sung. snd thoroughly enjoyed."
Music For The
Two Weeks’ Old, Baby
Give boby music st two woolen.
'illle in the ego st which mothers
and isthors ohould commence iced.
lng music to their children. sword-
mg to b‘onnlo Buohonsn. oi com»
um. N. .l.. npeoklng oi the New
'i‘ork slots college oi home soo-
nonncs. st lthsco.
Miss lsuchsnon discussed oppre-
pristo music tor each period cl lilo
.rum tnlnncy to old age. lliuntrot-
‘mg her talk with music. she showed
how it woe possible to hove bogu-
iiiul music without becoming an or-
list.
"Young chlldron like musical
guises.“ she sold. "end such gums
touch them to fool rhythm slid to
express themselves rhythmically.
Ult‘ut‘ children con recognize the
beauty at music without gsmes to
go with it. old time love songs sad
ocreiludos can be spprociolod best
stills romantic ago. Mon ususily
like rhythmic music such on
marches. ond women iind household
looks much more pleasant ii done
to music." She spoke at n. trovel-
ling salesmen who developed a tseto
for good music In his isinlly by
bringing home some good phono-
graph records osch week.
For older people Miss Buohsnon
suggested songs oi olden times end
reminiscent music such on "When
You and 1 Were Young. Monte.”
and “Listen to tho Mocking Bird."
Ursuline Mother
Dies;l50 er. Service
The ltev. Mother Rests Mounties
died yesterday st Mount St. Urouls
convent. Bediord Pork. the Bronx.
otter titty yeors‘ service in tho Ur-
eullne order oi nuns
Mother l‘togin won horn in tho low-
er port 6! Mwhotton on June so.
18“. She entered the Urnuiino 0r-
drr in we end rentsinod in tho
work throughout her lilo. From
190s to mt she won mother superior
oi that community. snd irons. ltll
to 1917 she won Mothor Proviooisi oi
the Northern Ursulino Province oi
the United stolen;
She won s‘ sister oi tho lots Dr.
John B. uuushon. s. spoolslist. who
died here in is“. '
Requiem roses will be sung in the
convent chops! tomorrow morning It
10 o‘clock by lionsignor uvollo; roo-
tor oi st. Potriok's Csthodrsl. o lite-
hept thinking. ’whot it i got wsiorilong friend at Mother Rosie, lic-
Mellon.
Lenten Tea and
Musicale Tombrrow
m
The Women‘s Guild oi trinity
church will hold o Milton too sad
music-lo tomorrow ottornoon at th-
homo'oi m prtoldont. tire. .l.
Hubert lottroin. «11 Wollsoo ovo-
suo. Mervin Bosch. . ,. -
Among them to he st the
lmusicolo ore idi- f ung-
stsfi. “ ' "loom".
Violinist. . u it Helm
soproao. , . ‘ . ' , ,
The our will ‘tor the benefit
oi Trinity ohnroh. lire. slottrons.
lilies Eloise tacosrd. tire. consoles
someone mmuowu»
cox. will pour, .
Omicron Chicken . .
Petitiosupper
Isnowstormlistener“!insides-
TUESDAY, MARCH .16, was l
Dr. SternheimSpeaks on “Bunk" , 3%
Before Republican ‘ Women
other or their delicious sensors.
4 D
Pleads For Sincerity In
Business, Club,
Heme and School ~ .
Life. .
m-~_
"Bunk." lindlngulcm, unqunllllod.
unlimited. won the subject. oi the
lecture given by Dr. Emsnucl etern-
helm. at Portchoster. N. i’.. boron.
the Norwulk Republican Women's
Aosocleiion yesterday afternoon, at l
the Jioyul James inn.
Too much hunk and too little .
sincerity in this grout America today }
was the theme of Dr. Sternhl-lm'l i
lecture, end he won so interesting l
throughout. so iorceiul and witty in
driving home each well made point.
so earnest in his endeavor and m
sincere in It. all. that he held the
sitention oi all irom start to finish
or his sddrcss.
Dr. Blernlwim, evidently u. very
‘clous reader. studmi, and deep llilnk- “‘
or. used W. E. Woodward's book,
“Bunk." as the foundation tor his
talk. The book was written by u
super-business men. one who not
only has made toad in several liner
of endeavor. but who hon smsssed s
tremendous fortune and retired at
the early ego of iortyvilvo years.
And yet. with all this success. hir.
Woodword p‘sccn most of the ways
or the world end its people so bunk.
pure ond simple. one plesds tar
greater sincerity in business. in
thought. in word and in action in
every enterprise in all dealing m‘ '
men with soch other.
On this demand tor sincerity. Dr.
Biernhelm sddrcescd the Republican
women. He oppoahd to them and
to oil women engaged in club work
at this character to make slncel‘lty
the keynote or business. oi ooelsl “
connections of American culture at
schooling ohd religion. Especislly
did ho coll on them to not only give
thought themselves to these things
but to encourogo men vsnd women
and children to think and set for
themselves. slwoys with the high
purpose or sincere thought and oc~
lion end with o rrsl desire to be of
service to mankind.
One thing shout Dr. Bternhelm
won ospoelslly refreshing.
He did not preach st hi! audience,
he did not lay all the burden on
others, but he throughout said "we"
accepting ior himself and with others
the idooe he won giving to his hoorer '
and occopting with others that it is
high time that on work for sincerity
end the displacement or hunk.
One very interesting port of Dr
titernheim's lecture won that on “The
Importance 0! Being Second Rate."
"This is the great American
crime." sold the snooker. “We sim-
ply worship at the shrine of modi—
ocriiy. I will site for you s. little
enmple. thot oi the high cehool
doughier oi o wealthy physician.
When the doushter come home one
month-end. her report showed oil
subtrcul above 90 with several 100‘s.
Thu physicioh woe very well
pleased but his pleasure was soon
dampened when his doughter sold
‘but that will never happen sgoin.‘
tht did she moon? Simply thot
it didn't pay": her estlmstlon to be
out or the ordlnsry, to wcrir for
the high msrks end to piece hor-
seli shove the other students. She
wanted to do on the others did out!
it won isshionoble in her school on
in others oil over the country to get
lust 70 or 75 Just 'got by.’
"To get below 70 was a disgrace.“
But to get above. osxsrcinlly in the
90's or 100's was a 'hore.’
“If s mon hon one new idea and
lho counge to express it. he is
thought quot-r." the speaker went
on. "If he has two new ldoon and
the courses to enpross them. he is
thought decidedly rodlrsl; sad it
he has three new idoss end the
eoursge to express them. he is Is-
bolled ‘bolsheviot' on general prin-
clnlos.
"We have learned spa still on
loomino to disrespect oll origins]
end individual ideas.” .
Dr. Siernholm son the follow!“
sensible rules u even“? Imm-
mont token irom the book:
1. Believe in yoursoli. rou ore
oil right.
I. Believe in your iollowmon.
they are oil rlsht.
3. Bo reserved.
t. Bo couilgus. don't experiment.
5. Bo solvent. sovo o little.
it. he s. worker: the drone gothors
no honey. "r
7. Bo open-heeded. amounted:
open-minded. ‘
3. Bo pies-slit: have a some.
9. Bo "swift“-
". a. on .norienn. o Prince oi
God's Groon Footstool-
Greeting much loughtor sud
omunoinoni. the sposkor told about
g couple who wore lust ”crow on ‘
"WM,” Ind MI, didn‘t “I.
you they ore-him Just so on M
were serving some “Coons."
l‘isohy. the energetic couple hos-
ponod to he shows trots whores!
geopyoisomboosohouttho'm
one rote" ides in nineties woo tort.
lnntsntty. use. sunbeds MM
to torus smoocond rots club.” which
oho‘ promptly did. And no sho end
her husband trorsllod oil ovor the
country. tortillas “sound rote
uwmwmunm. ,
body told of her song not ondosvm
tosorvothoco how hordsllo
Norwalk Chronicler