‘..l.o
‘ Scores
the celebrities which this
in.“ lo Agnes Elliot Melt.
- interpreter. who lies _
homo onion: uo ior my ;_ «
with o gotten on 3%; mil,
o present time. liooioott to
so unusual success is Boo
into one to Plains allots.
n'ooloo ‘oltb tho ,itopoito'ry
octrooo'" experience on the
. W \‘l'lod. with o in"
or her tiles to sham" ‘
cioooioo with mouse Greet
outwith Robert Mouton. .
' letter octor’s Shampoos-
- she noted proctlooily
*iniportont iiroi end second
It soioo. omen: thou: Boo
“Much Ado About Nothinl
in. "Romeo end Juliet.”
deioooyin ”rs. Merchant of
"' tier iirot oppooronco oi
- Thesis: in Boston
53“?” in tho "who
most ootoble succe-
Indydcoly
Minus memos occur.
at those tow words to thonh you for
the inspiration‘ your work has been
to too.
With loony 800d wishes tor your
continued success. in deep sincerity.
AGNES RUTH no FINGER.
P. Bu—lt was toy or vilogo when
you end Mr. millwell were ploylng
with Mouton. to most you both per-
d ”I. ‘udu‘. 9‘“ many
Brooobound'o Oonvor- A. R. H.
The other:
,Photo Ere Muslim
Editoriol Dulce. ,
Wilfred A. French.
in Boyioton st.
Boston. Mass.
February 2. 1936.
llr. Henry Jowiltz'
31y Door Sir:
w’o “Ooooor sud Cleopo-
lug tho PM. the criticism
Milo Scott tech the solo
cots. s. vii-ego or the drot
Another-- criticism son:
' ”o sum ntly vociferous
Bil soother says
struck at both the irri-
to end tho devoted sov-
overbcor mistress of
household. this cool:
filament of tho other};
9 the Bernord Show pl”
Loud Cieopotro"
profound and sincere odmlrotion for
your most excellent reading and de~
liver! or the i'toxt oi “Manfred. "
given by the People's Symphony 0r-
chootrs,‘ last Sunday afternoon. Be~
liovo o. the source performance was
. o distinct contribution to the cones
of musics] ort in Boston. , '
i wish to stroll myself of this op-
‘ portunity to record my spprociotiou
of tho superb ortlotry of Miss Scott.
of your company. so exemplified in
"The Conversion of Coptoin Bruss-
reund." o portormonco which i at-
tended on the evening of Jonusry the
, doth. To his end my wife it repro-
’o‘onted the best sod finished cello:
y_ ysdtrcss we have 11m to
$51le to incite-o. on Boston. for
many. many years. Kindly convey
, which soy: 'i'ho Rop-
ester no its most. consid-
'd smiling ordeal thus‘ for.
y one iv
The on.
A Veblcrfu ind‘woll- noted
no ct silt more ‘ bouts
Ind Cleopatro' was present-
” sy by tho’ mcmbllro’ 6: Mt
company at tho Repertoly
The sparkling comedy ploy-
oy betel-o crewded houses
recon and evening." .
' tlmo ego. ot the opening
n.‘ on commitment woo
he Repertory chum club '
imo “bliss Amos Elliot
‘c‘ombinrd colitis-Lion and gratitude.
It was Mrs. French one 1 who por-
oonoily complimented her yesterday
moraine. in trout or your thootor. u
we met one soother. We also are do-
ilghtod with the correct way in
whieii both of you two artists pro-
nounce the English language. Long
lite to both or you! '
sincerely yours.
WILFRED. A. FRENCH.
Mlmsterlng Circle
names I n l“ '
8, mm” mg“: 5,3, Makes Plans For Tea
, h’ hoes wore colored by ~ ‘ '
2good Danton onsworo’ "
‘ printed two prised lot- ‘
so Scott's "reeling oihsro'
n of her talents. ~
5559 Maple Avenue
St. Louis; Mo.,
Februsry it. 1.926
is: Booth' »"
hell in .the nos:- tuture were made
‘ It o the: l 13 of the Ministering cir-
cle or the King's Daughters of the
First Congregational church on the
Green. in the Esther Noble room of
the parish house. yesterday otter.
bed the Mellon or on- noon. The circle also voted to hold
or work url‘ns my talcum - wmmate We ,
(met no thee Welter 1. There nu o mo ottondonco or.
could tomsino letter. m‘einbors. and s socisi hom- with
oil cools ohms o my. romshments woo enjoyed.
this: “The actor‘s Dori _ , ,
Mothers! Club Will
rs: it is only the slip
or things: it is fine to
d to portroy great stoic
. but after oil the interpre-
ii tray or soother is of
notices. It is the re»
otornoi values that counts
boils by way or voriouo
lens. but never- unless
. idool atmosphero on-
o uni-ta
not Wolf. you interpret.
A ‘ocbooi study group meeting was
held oi the Mother's club authoring
at tho Girls end Women's club yes-
tordoyj ottersoen. .
Mrs trunk Goodyear presided in
the sbsenoo of Mrs. Charles Rogers.
Next week. the annual book show-
or will be held. These books will
go to the various librsrioo in the
Million is schools. Min Mornrot Wilson of
that in- the Norwolk iibrsry will give o short
:‘lniooj’ion toll: on booho for ohiidron.
Permit me to express to you my
to; this ortist the expression of our-
Plans for a. too sud solo to be '
Hear Miss Wilson ‘
‘ WU;
NEW CATHOLIC .
‘ CLUB FOR GIRLS ‘
m
formed.
Norwolk. being eligible ror enroll
lnent.
lho ouqllooo oi tho Norwolk Colin.
probobly be called a Junior council
The premier meeting will be held
Friday evening. ot the Catholic club
house. on West avenue and an oil-
cellont program of onlortolumeut
hos boon plouoed. Refreshments
will be served.
cussed end it will then be minutely
decided whether or not the girls
Mrs. Bryant‘l-iostess
For Philathoa Class
‘ w...
The Pliilothoo class of the isol-
wolll iii. E. church held a meeting
on Main street last night. 34 main-
bors being present.
Mrs. Thomas Longsiolf led the
devotions.‘ Reports of the secretory
and treasurer 'wero read. followed
by reports from the special commit-
tee. 1
The matter of the Kitchenette or-
chestra‘s going to New Canaan again
to play before it lodge there, was
discussed. ,
Committees were appointed to take
charge of the flowers on Palm Sun-
day and on Easter Sunday.
Three new members were admitted
Mrs. Thomas Tuttic. lilies Aiken and
Mrs. Higblo.
Refreshments of. coke and ice
cream were served. The next meet-
ing will be hold on tho third Tues-
day in April.
The Watch Your Silch Club will
be entertained on Friday afternoon
at 2:80 o'clock. by Mrs. Chorleo E.
Dunnebsoke. at bar home 12 Myrtle
street. East Norwo‘lk.
The Hospital Whlst Club will meet
on Friday afternoon at s o'clock at
the home 0! Mrs, R. D. Huributt.
6 Hudson street. .
s
Says Cynthia
DON‘T T.’.l"./
*G‘Mimr? new.
APEN‘T. you
‘sin'.~-o; my "on sol-mu? n_m
boouiifui Cinderoilo. sod every time
obs opened her mouth to spool:
m I'll oo end poorio end
ends toll trout her
Mmbororoobomuriodtllo
1 TOj‘BE FORMED
A. now Gothoiio- club is to be
, This ornaisotion is to be tor
girls between the ages of 15 and 20.
any Cdtholio girl in Norwaik. East
NorWolk. South Norwolk or West
The club is being termed under
all of Catholic Women and will
Plans for the future will be dis- .
really went the junior organization:
ot the home or Mrs. Fred Bryant
YOlD llQPY
WHEN --
Oncoopoooihoothoro yrs-swine! his lsrooily door “3'
The Colvort club. one or Nor-
wsllt's most interesting out! most
instructive orgoulsotiolio. today is
celebrating the tirst onnivorsnry of
its inception.
This club was instigated by Mills
Mills. McMohon and Mrs. Frederick
J. Moron. members or the Home:
tionoi Committee at the Norwa'
Council or Cotholic Women. and
the special tooture oi the organiza-
iion is thot it is I study club. one o!
the low in Norwolklm
The aims of tho Cohort Club mo
three-told: to (color the study of
llteroturo; to promote on interest in
topics of the doy: end to develop in
the members to obllity to Oxll‘eh.‘
their views in public. .,
There ore Ill sctive members or
the club. All ore members of the
Norwslk Council or Cotholic Wo-
men. Miss McMohon. and Mrs.
FRATERNALS
The Dougie: Fowler Women’s itc-
llot Corps No. 16. will hold o supper
Fridoy‘ evening. Morel: it. from 5:30
until 7 o'clock in the P. 0. 8. or A
hell on Franklin street.
Frotornol Order of Eagles Nor-
wulli Aerlo No. oils will meet to
night at 6 Mott avenue.
Butler Image No. 91' will‘mocl to-
night at 70 South Moin street.
Lody’ Jenninso Lodge No. 7 Shop
herds of Bethlehem will meet to»
night at its Woshingiou street.
Mrs. Wardwell Is
Hostess For Club
Mrs. George Wordwell. of ii Gar.
nor stroot.‘ ontortoinod the members
of Friendship P. N. 0. Association
No. 7. other homo last evening.
Twenty-five members out! two guests
were present.
The Association voted to attend the
Rebekah Stole Assembly in mom-
(out 'on April 21. A social hour
with dainty refreshments was on
ioyod.
The next meeting will no held on
April :7. oi the home 0! Mrs. Aoron
Martineou in Woodward avenue.
Brldes Beware'
Moron. oro co-ehslrmon of the club strength. -
i ! PERSONALS
The club
of current interest.
subscriptions of
Wheel "
one. Each meeting
l'lllli‘ch-
as
erlck l‘errio.
recited.
present.
hold March so.
TO
‘OPMER
mun—A. MK? I ' «. “4“
dulpbl
no use shoot the boll-o. bridle
you soo. boo oo moor things upon
his mind.
‘horo‘o the sport pogo to read
And the rule to neither with. it
molly iolloo o rooster also to tune
out the story oi Little loony Client
salute to. room: or the sight
Ito'to Cm
‘ scum 009:9“
new ‘lti. license? «of
Down Wit mustang!
Pam Willi 21‘: mole»
‘ it how Iii
p...“
.w: t"
mm
but Mir om poles. use out: " ‘i
m
f
as
‘85
'I‘ho lharior members of the club
are most encouraged with the pros-
Dcctl in store. sitor o yoor'o exist.
is I. gain
Miss Alicel Hopper has been op-
pnlntod osoistont. secretory oi the
primary department of the Bundoy
' whool of the First Congregational
Mrs. Sonford P. Wicks oi Crockett
wrest. Roweyton. lo onlortoinlng hol-
molhor. Mrs. Colburu of Blnghomp-
ion. Mass. for a short time.
11}. IrelandVWins
After Hard Fight
Mr. Walter Irelond won the prize
{or the "Mulching Through Jeruss~
some played oi the Brood
last
lam”
River Community club meet
night. '
Mr.
William Donovan won the
guessing some. while Mrs. Sconeld
wall a question and answer game.
Pinochlo and other cord comes
were played lifter which refresh-
ments Were served. Hostosoeo were
\-lrs. Charles Plait. Miss Close
Clnxk Mrs. Guiles, and Mrs. Fred-
Liluo Norino Bloom donco'd the
Charleston sod Mrs. Thames Jornos
Between ill and 50 were
The next meeting will be
Says Ethel-l,
Miss Moi-y Howard is secretory one
Miss Helen Kelly lg treasurer.
members. during the
past your. hove mode definite pro-
mess in the field of novelists. oo-
nuylsts. dronlotico. pools. and topics
Each member
or the club has served in the clips-
cily of looder or has been chorgo. oi
o meeting. or has propored o oo-
pcr to be reed at the meetings.
which are held on the and and 4th
Wednesdays oi the montbo.
This very interesting club pow bod
e- llbrory for ouppiemontsry reed-
Ing. The club has already staid o
comedy. the proceeds being used for
“Abe Common
in.
6 “WOW NORWALK. CONN.
OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
Calvert Club Celebrates
Its . First Anniversary Today
Heads ' Council
Mrs. Gertrude tumult. “110 beads 11
new unlimlnl mzmcll of American
lllllluns.
The Red Mun. rising in council to
spoilt. now addressvs ilm rChief us
"hludamc Presidium." says .1 Wash-
ington dispatch.
it‘s bocnusc Mrs. G.‘l’ll‘ill’l€: Ben.
nln. whose OllllT Home is Ziilmln-
So. meaning lied bird, Ins been
president or the
Notional Council
muly mgonlzed
of \merluan In-
dions.
The president is of the liristo.
cmcy of llle famous Sioux ir.be.
rind bears the lillr» uf prlnmes. Sb:
is related by marriage 10 that great
old lighting mun. Slillng Bull.
BANNER COUNCIL
MAKES PLANS FOR
20th ANNIVERSARY
Plans for thaiwcmlelh anniver-
sary of the council ware made at a
committee meeting of llinncr Coun-
oil Sofia and Lloughlem at Liberty.
ot the home or Mrs. Charles Werner
in Neptune awashx ioslnrda) after.
noon. (“he affair it‘ll! be held on
April 81h. 11nd imitations will be
sent in Stamford and Now Canaan
Councils to oilend the :zli'olr. Airs
Henry Forcil is chairman of the
committee. which consists or Mrs.
John Plunder. Mrs. Henry itowlnnd.
Mrs ' Charles Warner, and Mrs
Frederick Young.
Camp Fire ,Girls Win
Million of Honors
l. ,
Nearly a million honors were won
{by Camp Fire Girls during the put
your.
Mrs. Oliver Hurrimun. president
at the national board of directors of
Comp Fire Girls. presented the on-
nusi report at the organisation Mon-
day night It the fourteenth anniver-
sary dinner of the board in the
Women's City Club. Park Avenue
and Thirty-lourth Street. :x‘. Y. c.
President Coolidge ts honors ry presi-
dent of the group and Mrs. Coolidge
bononry chairman of the national
odvloory council.
Mrs. Roi-times: reported th ot
Comp Fire Girls now hove Linem-
benhip of 153,521. with brooches in
every state and in most loooiitieo.
Nearly 1.000.000 honors were won
by the members lost your for escolv
ionco in home croft. Expenses one
met by duos sod each girl must core
the yearly toe of ii.
the dinner that. as o specie: birth-
doy observance. the emulation
sponsor next week it “bounty-yours
corner" proxrom es s. future of
homo croft.
it was arsed by women scam. ‘
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17. 1926.
Dances, Parties and
Entertainments Are
All Featuring Ire-
land’s Patron Saint.
Tho lrisb in the city are oolebrlttv
lug lodny partly because the grcul
St. Patrick drove llie snakes out cl
Upland on the 17th 01' March in the
your so long ago, and partly bemusz
there are no snakes to di'lvo oul oi
Nol'wlllk. or if there areflihey are too
insignificant. to bother about.
And so llmy celebrulc. Suppers.
dances. club observance: and [)lll‘ll‘ s
of all sorts.
The meeting of tho 3. it. Club. at
the home of George E. Harris. 15
Taylor avenue. lost, evening. was in
the nature of a. Saint Poirlcll's Uny
purl): The house end tables Wt'i‘U
pretlily decorated in appropriate
colors.
Cords were played. First pl'lzn
winners were Frank Marron and
Miss Katherine Reed. Miss Myrtle
Mills Won the consolation. A snort
businvss session was held. at Wlllt‘h
limo Miss Item] and Charles Doulcns
read to the club the new set or by.
laws. They were accepted. One
nqw member, Miss lielcn Key, was
uw-lcomod.
A delicious supper. consisting of
salads. relishes. rolls. ice cream. cake
and coffee, was served by Mrs. Loo—
nurti Morroli and Mrs. George '1‘.
Hammond.
Ralph Lycotl gave his exhibition of
the Charleston.
The next meeting will be held at
lho home of Charles Doulens. 19 St.
John street. East Norwolk. on March
ii).
A “Mamie and Jiggo” supper woo
hold by Hill members of the McKin-
ivy auxiliary in the P. O. S. of A
hall on High street lost night. mom.
hers of the McKinley Post being
prcsrnt. About 26 attended.
.hiininlurc figures of the couple
were placed in the center of the table
whicli was decorated with flags.
simmrccks nmi favors.
Th: RS Chapter of the Girls’ and
Won: .1 club hold its St. Patrick's
port. Al. the club rooms on Main
slrect. Monday night.
The tables were prottlly decorated
1n millions and gossoons. curdboord
miniatures. ‘Gamus anti dancing»
{calmed the culnlng. [allowed by
refreshments.
Members or the Prothumiu socizu
ty held their St. Patrick’s party last
night at the home of hire. Edwin
Lamb. Union Park.
About 20 won present and en.
joyedlthe dancing, games and re»
lreshmems Green predominated 1n
the decorations. in the favors and in
the refreshments.
The next meeting will be held the
second Monday in April. at the
home of Mrs. Schai‘ier. on Elm
street,
The T. C. B. close of the First Iii.
E. church will hold its annual lit.
Patrick’s Day supper in the dining
room tonight. All members of the
class are 1111; -d lo attend.
Members 0! the Ladies Auxiliary
of the A. 0. ii uill attend ihe cele-
bration and entertainment to be
held tonight at the Regent master.
under the auspices of the Ancient
Order of Hibernisns.
A short business meeting will be
held bolero the show. at the Colbe-
Women’s Clubs In Norwalk
Observe St. Patrick’s Day
Pomhonlrm will huld l Fl. Pulllck'e
pullx lll‘l ll”... ..1 lml \l«ll'sl1zlll.
on \o 11 slum llulllglll .\ llnv pio-
urlllll has lli'ill p: unnul
'lllo llll(lllill“"lltlh' Mule of the
First (‘nlllzl«-L1.lllnml lllllHll on the
(in-on is m-lxln; i Imlnluy 111ml»
eon llulli ll '1'” to l: :1” at the
(‘hlii‘Pll lw'llH. \ll tulmr “Ill be 0!
St. i’uli-lcll‘s Blilll.
Th: Slur of (‘nlllml in nlll hold all
“lllsll 'x‘lghl" 111 llwi M11121 l1;.lll on
\l'llslllngi lull sll'ml. lnmmlnu night.
when I. line [lit‘lHl‘lllll will 11 pro.
oenlld. The regulux mullnv uill be
ohsened Just tho Mun lw' WM the
sotlul. Mom nrs of 11111» or «mud
Nurruk lumi- lwwn lmllul.
(Llirls’ Friendly
The Glrlo’ Friendly society ot
Trinity church will hold its 17-1111-
lllr lllwrllng lul‘nl‘lrl‘llw night in Lho
parish iml] at 7‘811 o‘clmk. J‘H‘try
member is roqmsllll to be plwsent
as [hr-rc- nro sworn] llii‘lll'lf‘. 01‘ lm_~
porlanm to be (ll:Lll:'1Ul
'q:
‘1
l
MAKE?
propls
IM!
Many ofyour'
lriendothink lln: an
are too lat Y” too
realize it 3‘ wh
donl vou get rid a!
‘that extra 10. Kl 50. a?
more pounds? on:
oohysicisn licensed
the State of New
ork lhovetory
treated men on
women over- burden-
ed with excessive
dosh: msny have
reduced to very
rapid rate. prescribe
for my patients such
trestmcntoswlllinmy
opinion. produce not
on! loss of weight
ut harm.but on
mph. “ulflgg‘m 0“" the my word.
FREE RENEE;
AND IN"! ERESTING BOOKLET
convmce yourself i have moccasin
Spoiled thousands of patients torts: roduetg
Without starvation diet or
unnecessary exercise and
without payment until re-
duction has taken place If:
Eon so desire
low one (ovate-scoot lettersfmlu onion
towhich bear out my statements:
w7:mao. MmO WWW“II
m“W
MmiW-mfiulhoubstdsmafil
oilnym
_ rods
trio! costs you nothlns
lie club house. on West avenue. st
7: 15 o‘.olock
on. 11. NEWMAN'
The Wanomo Council Degree of maroon- MD, rmronlom/
for
Elan-AM" on. a meww‘ wmmm’
“Health Insurance”
Children
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