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ROWAYTON'
MOTHER’S CLUB
" CONSTITUTION
' IS APPROVED
First Meetin of New
anlza-
tlon Attended By 19
Rowayton ‘
women At School.
At the meeting of tho Mother's
club yesterday afternoon in the Be-
waan Public school. is ladies were
present and after the transacting of
routine business a social half hour
followed.
As this was the first regular meet-
ing since organisation, two weeks
ago. the following constitution and
try-laws were presented by the com-
mittee. composed of Mrs. l-lurlbert
A. Bond. Mrs. Charles Funk and Mrs.
members
Harold Douglas. to the
and accepted.
Constitution.
Sec. 1—-'rhis emulation shall be
known as The Mother‘s Club of Re-
wayton.
Sec. 2—The object of this organ-
isation shall be to promote the wel-
fare. of our children in the school.
the home and the community.
See. ll-All women of the com-
munity who are in sympathy with
our object may become members by
signing the Membership roll.
Sec. 4—The dues shall be ten
cents a month. or one dollar a year.
By-Iiaws.
Sec. i—rh‘e emcers of the club
shall be a president. a. flee-president,
They
shall be elected at the annual meet-
ing. They shall appoint the chair-
a secretary and a treasurer.
man of standing committees.
" Sec. z—Meetings shall
semi-monthly on the first
able.
request of five members.
Sec.3--There shall be such stand-
ing committees as the club shall vote
the
to form. for the execution of
work of the club.
Sect—There shall be an executive
board. which shall consist of the of-
ficers of the club. the chairman of
standing committees and the
the
principal of the school.
Sees—The annual
Hing.
Sec. 6—ngen members constitute
a. quorum for the transaction of
business at. a. club meeting. and a
at a meeting of the Executive Board.
Scc.7——Tho Constitution and bY-
laws may be amended by a. vote
of two-thirds of the members prev
{sent at any regular meeting. Notice
of such amendments shall be given
or notice
thereof mailed to each member one
at a previous meeting.
week before such vote is taken.
Funk.
Mrs.
’ Mrs.
liclts'.
chairman.
Raymond.
bership roll;
Bond. Mrs. Harold Douglas,
is. Miss
Airs. Sanford 1". Wicks.
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Off To Conference.
Mrs. Henry Wing, Rowayten ave-
- nue. left yesterday to attend the N.
Y. Eastern conference in Brooklyn
Mrs. Wing expects to
attend the memorial services for
ministers who died throughout the
this week.
year. While there she will stop at
the Deaconess' Home. New York
Cit):
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I Motor Boats Appear.
Sunday's beautiful weather brought
out several motor boats. Among
those seen in Five Mile river were
the Charrls and the Sunnapee. both
of Norwalk. A small racing sloop.
the 'Bhrimp. owned by A. D. Bey-
more. of Butler’s Island. was launch-
ed yesterday.
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W'Aldmtm.
Fifteen members of the ladies'
Ald society of the Methodist church
attended a meeting at the home of
Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor. in moneyer
The
ladies sewed articles for the baaaar.
A remnant party has been planned.
invitations have been sent out as
street. yesterday afternoon.
follows:
Tod are invited to attend our tea
Thero’ll be music and refreshments
As the hour approaches three.
Bring us a remnant of linen.
Which we'll call the admission fee:
Bu one of crotonne. parcels er
We‘ll accept Just as thankfully.
Th1! party will be in the church
Tuesday April is.
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Mrs. J. 0. Wallace and her grand:
daughters. um and Ina Wallace. of
. 2.. are spending the
Easter ho aye at their summer
mm
home.- Westside avenue.
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--!toaall Remedies. a complete
line at Allen's Drug Store—Adv.
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Several children from town visit-
ed the Barnum and Bailey circus
whichrls at present playing in the
Madison square Garden. New York
city. Ahong the children making me
were Elwin 3. Chelsey. notes
avenue. and was Dorothy Glimsn.
trip
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mandala-awash
iliathchomoon
land. back of Master court. raster-
cnonucals extinguished tbel
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.“Cliudllss or 1926”
28 reasons for your happiness
POLI’S PARK
mesa. m. SAT.
The last and the best Colum-
bia Burlesque attraction '
of the season
22 of them girls
be held
and
third Friday of each school month.
The date of meeting may be changed
by the president if deemed advis-
Special meetings may be call-
at! by the president or on a written
meeting for
the election of ot'llcers shall be held
the first meeting in June each year.
At the second meeting in May a
nominating committee, shall be elec-
ted to report at the annual meet-
Two committees weroappolnted at
the meeting yesterday: Membership.
and Pub-
chairman.
The following ladies signed the mem-
Mrs. ,W. P. Milllgan.
Mrs. Bert A. Leonard. Mrs. George
Kay, Mrs. Henry Foreit. Mrs. H. A.
Mrs.
Chas. Funk. Mrs. Harry Oaks. Mrs.
Harold Moore. Mrs. George Youngs.
Mrs. John Hanion. Mrs. C. R. I‘lip-
ple. Mrs. R. s. Morrison. Mrs. Edgar
Il- Raymend, Mrs. Ada. Sammie. Miss
Catherine Curtain. Miss Edith Lew-
Angelina. Wakeman and
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mum nous
Regent theatre for three days bo-
a'inning today appearing in her lat.
est hit "The Untamed Lady." Gloria
who is well liked in the Nerwaliis
has a brilliant picture this time with
which to keep her ardent fans in a
continuous mood of entertainment.
“The untamed Lady." gives Miss
Swanson a large range in which to
extend herself and thereby put over
this photcplsy with oven greater
success than anything she has ever
attempted before. Miss Swanson has
been seen in a. multitude of pictures
but none can equal this one.
Nurse.” and the big five star Keith
vaudeville acts. close today at the
Palace theatre.
luxe is what this big bill really is.
In additieil to Chaplin
Keith acts. there is a Paths News.
a two reel comedy and a two real
U. 8. Navy picture.
and another feature begins at the
Palace the feature motion picture
attraction is “The Non Stop Flight."
"Gm
Glorious Gloria Swanson. is at. the
' PALACE
“Oh!
8rd Chaplin in What a
Entertainment. do
and the
Tomorrow a new vaudeville show
BEGIN HERE 100A!
BARB! MORTON. wedlhy.
attractive to women. middle-
aged and um. lives with
his adopted daughter. AUDREY.
in a line home in Rochester.
butspendsninchofhisthosin
an spot-imam that he lashi-
tlllll Lil New York. Gaol” of
Rochester haw never learned
exactly ulm his business Is.
He sends to South America.
withtiieproniiseofoiobansn
whom he calls MB. and who
claims tzmhe 6:]er a:
‘ Audrey. r reap a
the end of is years' sheen:-
Now GO ON m Tim ”OR!
(no names and )situatieas C this
story are fictitious.
CHAPI‘ER Vii
66 UDREIl" said Morton sharp
ly. "I told you to wait in
your room until I sent for
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‘ "I know-I knew-X know.” The
girl ran down the stairs. repeating
the two words over and over.
At Merton's exclamation of “Au-
dreyl" Nona lifted her head and sat
chair and there was agonlsed amuse
ment in her eyes.
"Who is she—who is she!" she
NM
"Miss Morton." answered Merton
Turning to Audrey he cen-
tersely.
tinned:
“Why did you do what i told you ‘
not to do?”
Awarently she did not hear him.
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NEWS. FQR NORWALK THEATRE-GOERS
RIAJIQ
THEATRE .
NOW PLAYING
“MEMORY LANE”
—with—
Eleanor Boardinan and Conrad Nagel
SATURDAY
Fred Thomson
_.in__
“THE TOUGH GUY”
and
Another Chapter
“WILD WEST”
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Milton Sills and
Doris .Kenyon
“THE UNITEARDED
HOUR”
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DATE! NEWS
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PALACE
Last Time Tonight at 1
Five Acts OI Keith Vaudeville
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Syd Chaplin in “OH! WHAT A NURS ”
News Two Reel Paths Comedy.-~ U. 8. Navy Films
ENTIRE NEW BILL or KEITH
SATURDAY
James Kirkwood
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“THE POLICE
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produced with the co-eperatton of
the U. 8. Navy and was made by
Emory Johnson's mighty epic. The
vaudeville show will contain Samp-
son and Douglas: The Worths dance
creations; and William A. Kennedy.
the irish American tenor in
Minstrel Boy." the sweetest plat-let
in vaudeville. May and Klllduff in
Village Gossips and the Area Broth-
ers. athletic artistry.
"Tho
That is the bill. Beat it if you
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M ammo .
"Memory Lane." the sweetest ro-
mance on the screen. with Eleanor
‘ the table swinging his feet. He was
watching them as one might watch
the progress of a play.
"lie doesn't love you.“ said \ Au.
drey. turning back toward None. “I
an see it in his face.”
Nona lifted her hand defensively.
than let it fall. Fatigue and pain
and trouble had made her face years
older than it was when Morton saw
her the night before. Her mouth
was drawn and the rouge upon her
mouth looked as it might look upon
the lips of death.
The younger girl. on tho vantage-
ground of her own home. held Nona
spiritually defeated.
"You love him yourself."
Nona. pitifully.
Audrey stepped backward. till she
stood beside Morten. Then she
said
nonsense stopped."
loaned sidowise and put her arm
. around his neck. "02 course I love
bun.“ she cried. .
“As a anther.” intersected tier»
ten. dryty.
Audrey threw her free arm into
the air as if in triumph. Her voice
t thrilled as she continued:
“Not as a dentist-l As a woman:
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heardman and Conrad Nagle in the
main roles. began its 8-day engage-
ment at the Rielte theatre with this
afternoon's performance.
“Memory Lane." is a picture that
everyone should see. It brings eack
memorles one loves to recall. It has
thrills and romance everyone cn~
Joys. It is replete with the enter-
tainlng qualities that everyone ad-
mires and aboveall it is the screen's
greatest offering of tl‘e season. ..
There are now three North Pole
expeditions under my. and it looks
- the husband
as if the Florida L‘OOll‘l‘lmd busted
--Wirhita Eagle.
pose i can't spank you. but I've
notion to."
The tension had snapped and Au
drey gave a short. nervous giggle.
As answer to Morton she threw her
arms quickly around his neck and.
printed a kiss on his cheek.
"You'll marry me some tiny.l
though." she said.
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Morton called his car and told Au
drey to come with him whllc he took
Nona home. Nona sank llatlsssly
back into her chair and watched
Audrey with dull eyes as the girl
moved briskly around the room.
“You’ve missed your breakfast
Audrey." said Morten, "but it serves
you right.”
A faint trace of a smile showed on
Nona'a face. “i haven't had mine
“Audrey!“ The voice luas fiIIed with harsh command. "Nona,
either.” she told h
Morten reflect "I’d sale you to
breakfast here." he said. "but I don‘t
think yourhcstessweuldboavory
genial one. I think Paillard‘a is
open for breakfast—I'll take you
both there.” ’ ,
8o lookedatAudreytoaeeifthere
was any sign of Protest But for
some reason the girl's spirits were
high and she nodded say assent.
“Whither thou gen. 1 shall go.“
she ducted. ‘Thy people shall be
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The unusual and stirring
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Edmund Breese and
mantle drama of a New
Monday and Tuesday
Watch For
Surprise
VAUDEVILLE THURS, FRI, SAT.
Arco Brothers
_iu—
Athletic Artistry
May & Klequ
in a character rural comedy
skit. entitled ‘Village Gossip"
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Announcement -
WILLIAM A. KENNEDY
“I".VH'ICD.
WIFE: I‘lrirlluu. l haw lu‘wu
true to 3'0“. I lmo :lnothrr.
HUSBAND: \\'-h-:i~l"
’i‘i-ltgra ph.
the most of the lime. Audrey ad
dressed her once or twice. directly.
with calm comments upon the
weather and upon such distant top
we as sou voyages and Paris. Nona
lid her briefly that she had been
read and'could speak a little
Mich. Beyond that she left the
A'rssllon to Merton and the
v'r Kiri.
Merton himself ate nothing. as he
rm'd breakfasled before Nona's admit-
‘iinCO to his apartment. When the
girls were done he told Audrey to
faceompnny him to Nonn‘s rooms.
Nona lu-rsoli made a movement of
protest but Ilium was quiet at I
shake of hlortcnfs head.
She opened the door of her suits
in bi him in and invited Morton and
Audrey to sit down. Audrey prompt-
ly scaled herself in the arm-chair.
but Morton remained standing.
“1 merely wanted to see that you
got here all right." he said. "You
had no sleep last night and you'd
better lie down. We‘ll go now."
As they left Nona offered her hand
to Audrey. The glri waited a mo-
ment. ill indecision. and then gave
her own hand. casually.
"Goedby. Nona." Morton said. He
touched her lightly on lllo shoulder.
"Quit threshing yourself to pieces."
stand up! I want this
she looked at him with troubled.
heavy eyes and slowly closed the
door. \
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"Under ordinary circumstances 1
would not have permitted you to so
to that apartment for any reason
whatever.“ Morton said to Audrey
so they drove away. .
“Is she a bad womdn?" Au
asked. _ a",
More“ shook his head. "No. of
she's not a bad woman. It
these who hurt others intau~
. dually. because at malice. who are.
Nona never plotted any evil
inlnat anybody in her life. Be
Audrey shook her head slowly.
"I don't see how she could have
done that—unless she was iaaloual“
m laughed silently. "I so:
you have grown up. my door." he
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WIFE: Palm yourself. dear, calm
toaster? 22mm: HAD 60 BARRELS “THE MINSTREL BOY”
hillllilll‘l. and l “ant d to see how
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The Irish American Tenor
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DARIEN
The sweetest little playlrrt in Hindi-ville
The Worth:
Dance Creations
lb'peed - Spectacular - Select
. DIDNT KNOW IT?
1
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New Yorker, Held Upi
With Ale Cargo, Byi
Anderson Is M u ch;
Surprised.
After It. fruitful season of unllrlng!
seizures of alcohol and occussionaily 1
beer, Policeman Amos Anderson. '
slur "mutual-bigot" of the Dnrien l
Police force. turned to good old ale, }
5 lost owning about 11:39 o'clock.
lwheu Pincus Greensloiu of New.
; York city was driving a truck thru;
Ilurlen. Anderson stopped the Pill-l
one car and found r'oncenlod in the
ltruclt 60 barrels or ale. Pincus. or.
‘coursc. "didn't knew it was them"!
but its presence will be explained tel
him when he appears liI‘TOI'C' 'llie' ,
bench in the Darlcu town court next
Monday (vcnlng.
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Sampson & Douglds I
"Wit and Harmony"
\
--— ON THE SCREEN
“THE NON STOP FLIGHT”
Emory Johnson‘s epic. drama of the great ocean jump.
Produced with flu.- t'10-0pemliou of the L'. S. Navy
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
Note: Two performances Thursday and Friday, 2:15 and 7.
Three complete performances Saturday. 2:15. 6:45 and 9.
._ ~_ .--,.
Hold for Speeding. !
Policeman William Bowman ar-
rested Dominic G. Mosaic. of Wor-
ctslcr. Mass. on a charge of speed-
TOMORROW NIGHT AT THE RITZ
ltrled in Dfll‘lt‘ll lu\\'ll court Mundayl Bfidgoport’ Conn.
l ' ‘
levelling. ' AGAIN THEY COME
Always More Welcome Than Before
McENELLY’S SINGING ORCHESTRA
Victor Concert and Dance Artists
Admission—Ladies 75c. Gentlemen $1
Dancing 9:00 llil 1:00 ,
THE LATEST TRANSGRESSION
l CRITIC: "It's a positive sin to de-
’ far».- walls with paintings like that."
“'AGGISH FRIEND: "A case of
moral turpltude. so to spealc.“—~Bos~
ton Transcript.
JACOBY’S
12-14 North Main Street.
South" Norwalk
f l’in Oak Coon (‘lub Dance.
Film] arrangements all bung,
made for the dullCU ll‘rldnv eveniuuf
ill the auditorium of the loyit-l
school. The Pill Oak Coon vlub ls;
isponsoring the dnncv. which will iu~
'cluds both modern and old fashion-
_(~d numbers. An excellent. orches- ~
in: has been engaged. (onccrt 3130-910“
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| liouk T0 Uollugo
I Doric-ll students in college-s and
Purivate schools are :‘flurlllng to their
istudles after spending the Easter v.1-i
.cotion :it their respective homes.
5 Some of them are: livniicth Godfrey.
martmoutli; Francis Norman. Prince-
ton; Roger Bell. Yule; Robert Yet.
for and llurold Richards, Worcester
l'l‘ech: Benjamin Weed. Hotchkiss
lfichool; Alfred Slaughter. Wililstou
Aradcmy; Sidney Wilson, New York
:l'uiverslly; Miss Hollis Vose and
l.‘.llss Savlln. Ifnl'vcy. Brown Univer-
sity: Miss Dorothy Smith. Dr.
Arnold‘s Physical Culture School:
‘arol Cook. Ml. Ida: Misses Mary
and Margaret Crofoot. Connecticut
‘C‘ollese: Miss Edna Crain. North-
. deld Seminary: Miss Catherine Fair-
banks. New York University.
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Andrew Watts. of New York City.
was arrested yesterday afternecn by
Policeman Charles Weed. charged
with vielatidn of the state motor
vehicle laws. by “riding on a rim."
l. e.. with no tire on one Wheel. He
also-will be tried in the Darien
Town Court next Monday evening.
Frank Mulroney. of Bridgeport.
was a. visitor in Darlen this morn-
ing.
At the Ritz
For 15 years McEnclly's Orchestra
has been appearing daily before the
eastern public and instead of falling
into musical deldrums. it is still just
a step ahead of all the rest. out.)
with regard to the selections that ll
..plays. its methods of scoring and or-
chestranns and the musical com~
blnations that have. been devised.
Edwin J. McEnelly and the members
of his orchestra enjoy playing. That
is in part the secret of their suc-
cess. This enjoyment. communicates
itself to the dancers and it doesn‘t
take long for everybody to get into
the swing of the evening and the
lllt and rhythm of the music when
the orchestra starts playing. They
will make their last appearance this
season at tile Ritz Dante Palace.
Bridgeport. Thursday evening.
l .
'lhe Home of Good Cloth-30
For Men and Women
Charge Accounts Opened
snmoonn Featuring
Famous “Kuppenheimer
Clothes For Men"!
Cop: "What's the idea of stalling
on the main street?"
FAIR ONE: (absenlly) "I just.
washed my car. and I can't do a
thing with it."—-Purple cow.
' * FIRST
ANNUAL BALL
' ‘ Benefit of the
Firemen’s Relief Fund
at the L
NORWALK ARMORY, APRIL 14 ‘
Music by
. Vows seam orcunm
anmssloN s1 PER PERSON
TAX ,FREE
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