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I elk Symphony Orchestra
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TERT FOR THE WpMEN
MONDAY. Am 12, 1926.
AL
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tOF NORWALK
To Give Second Concert May 5
. Stunnerd.
t. oi This City.
e?
'W' WW
ueendoudlsstor tbohig;
uottneoessonglvosbpths‘
. symphony urosesus will
piece in the south Norwslh .
coeds) over» 1
6 'l'us ncert will so. -
MINI
‘H
" Ill mo o'clock.
.l‘o Be Soloist; “Jupi- :‘i‘_
.hosomstior tslsoeossioswilf
. , W 0‘ fiery/elite own young
iii omen cleaners. ism
‘Wd is Very Well known
one elsewhere lor his excellent .
log. lie is o iovori pupil el -
oi the '
mil Entitlements 0mm. .
m; sesame. the solo '
‘ Mil be oesorupsniod bit bi! sister
atrocious llloonud. o lrsduoto
bole school oi uusic.
. progroln will include
.'s "Jupiter" lympbcny. tho
, Which proved sleet pop-
eth the New Iorh ”when,
s when it mode its lemons
tow yum ego.
mom will be Christina
“is Housed" Butte ct (our
. pieces—"Morning on the
' Zoo". “The Dutch lull".
-.' . . dounds". end "The woos.
ifihoo Deuce": “Northern Bhop-
. o‘ brilliont srl‘sngclnont oi
.- Northern melodies by Lucius
or;‘ end "Wedding oi the
" wells. Mr. aunnsrd will
the ”Concerto in A Minor". by
linsee-
. in the post the local plsyors
be ,sssisted by soversl out-ot-
. musicians. bringing the total
._. - up to an ensemble oi oi
torts pisrers. in order to
. o repetition oi the incident
‘oooured during the lost con-
,, when oil the New Xork ploy.
out in the midst of the pro-
”' ‘3 , in order to get their trein tor
' , liter-it. Mr. Collie is ens-sins
. ill of his outside players
"Bridgoport. Siorniord. end
absorb: cities-
., .eo many of the school
... psrticuioriy high school
are becoming interested in
‘ _ the compositions which the
its is now ploying. s. special
‘ or sciences hos been citerod
'ohiidron. These ticims will be
e bonds of Miss Horriot Por-
‘ - Miss Mary McCarthy. luv
of music in the local
end will be hondied entire-
,. ~ alkers Attend
.Westport Bell
., ‘s colour oi writs“. W
. M enters. who ore Just open-
jhgir summer homes. wss pros-
tno til-st toned boil et.the
t tile Foiriield County Hunt
the clubhouse on Selim-deal“i
w dinner perties preceded the
. which woe in charge of Mrs
Tompkins. choirnion ot the
committee. Volk's Society
played. Light reiresh-
‘ were oerved.
., those attending the well-
Mia-3nd Mrs. George W. Goir.
an; is , president of. the
lineup lire Richard Con oil
portly of irisnds. Mr. end
Cutler. Mrs. F. E. Ramsey of
con. Mr. Oloott at New York
In ond hire. F. V. Biorck.
bier. who motored up irom
tibia. to open their ,home.
Point Rood. .Mrs. Bierok is
of lWiiiinln 8. Hort. cinema
Laurel Goo;
bore of Court laurel No.
o g . - io Denghters oi Amorios.
ronnusi visit to' Neromslte
gostordoy otter-noon. sproed-
oniong the inmates of thet
. . Miss Katherine Ginty. in
oi‘ as refreshment 'eorns
rved ice cream end coke
nlls PIN! WALD“
oi New veil—Noticed end Cos-
scelleut' nlsn oi the Child
Woiiore Committee. Lesgus oi
Women Voters. dhe will be on e
prom for the seventh snuuei
convention of the Lcsguc oi Women
Voters which opene in St. Louis.
April 14. .
oa—s’u—s
The Connecticut delegation will be
active ot the seventh ennusi conven-
tion of the Motion! Dengue oi Wo—
men Votsrs which opens in St. Louis.
Mon April it. Miss Mery Buisiey.
of Hortiord. president of the Con.
necticut Lssguo of Women Voters.
will head the dolegotion. dhc is to
be the speniter on the "Functions of
s. diets liesdousrtsrs" at s meeting
of the Gone'rsl Council composed of
slots Magus presidents. Miss Ksths»
rine Ludington of Old Lyme. tress-
uibr oi the Nations! League will
show thst tun end dnnnce go none
in hood ot the Oslo Finsnce Bon—
ouot st which Robert Benchley.
tile spooiler.
In the consideretion oi the pro-
gress oi work litre Percy 'i'. Weldon
of New Keven oud Mrs. l". C.
Bursch of itluorside will be promi-
nent. Mrs. Weldon so both the ne-
tiolioi end the client choir-
.uton of the Child e isro Commit-
tee will iced the round toble dis-
cussion on child woiisre. Mrs.
Bursch is the siste shell-inns of the
living costs. committee end is to
spool: on electric power development
Pot the contempn tho living costs
Drowsin-
biiss Morioryl Cheney of South
Mouchostor. o vdcseprcoidont of the
Connecticut Lesguo of Women vets
.ens. is to smelter} Connecticut's suc-
yoss.,witn «not! oitisonship schools
at the contoroncopn schools of poli-
cs.
Miss dolly Funny Gleoton. field
mercury. is to be e snooker ot the
round toblss on organisation. The
expcutlye socretori'. Miss Bestrioo
H. Mush. is’ to nuclei the notionsl
press secretary in' andlins the
publicity.
Other members oi the delegation
who are prepared to nlslto Connecti-
cut influence felt sro Mrs. fidward
.8. Lorenz cf Hui-item. former clots
ehoirmsn oi the Women in industry
Committee. Mrs. Eve Perry
lchuicr. president of the Mel-icon
Political Elluolity Club. Mrs. M. In
Welter at Brooklyn. and Mrs. Wil-
lism Vslontino ot Pomfret. Chair-
msn for Windhom County.
Court- F‘rances Holds
Successful Dance
Court Frances. No. ii. Order .0!
the Golden Sceptre. held u very suc-
cessful benefit dance on Saturday.
evening in Progress Forum hell
Wsshington street: There was s
urge gotherinn of members end
friends of the choptor. "‘
Dainty reitohments or truii
punch sud coke were served. Mrs.
Jennie Finch was in charge of the
oi‘tnir. lhe wss oesleted by Mr. W.
Bloom.
Dispensary Annual
Meeting Tomorrow
. v
The rogulor monthly meeting end
else the scans! meeting oi the Nor-
welk Dispenser: be held oi the
Dispensory on . ‘ or tomorrow
morning st 10 o'clock. '
drsmotic editor 0! "Lite" is to be
nonwetlt cwll
TO GIVE PLAY
~ IN BRIDGEPORT
The Cstholic Drolnotio club oi
this city Will present s «also! “Pet
0' Air floor" is time solo by J.
turtles tunnel-s. in the Control
high school suellorluln. Meson
Wodnesdsy nigut. ‘i'llo siisir
be given tor the benefit of the
building iund oi 8i. hisry's church
in Bridgeport.
The noun has mode may suev
cessiui prosontstions end will on‘
(lower to give Bridgeport the best
ever. The ploy is under the co-dirce-
ticn oi Anne 1.. McMahon end Wil-
ii A. Bellow.
me cllsrlteters In order oi op-
peorsnco will include lire. cubes-
ter. Anne L. N shoe; Jervis. the
butter. Martin oDonough: lthsl.
Mn. Chichostcr's dsughtor. Medel-
ipe Csmpbeii: Alsrio. lilo Chichrs-
ter's son. Kenneth ll‘usn; Chris-
iisn Brent. William A. Bellow: Peg
lite O‘Donnell; Mocuomsry
liswhs. solicitor. .lolln smith; Ben-
nett. Elonore Mellsrd: Jerry. l’renil
Motilsgluin.
s The iollowing group 0! men ore
soslsting the committee in chorge.
in working tor the success or the
l-roduoticu; Attorney Jonas 0
Shannon. Attorney Themes Cuiihon.
Bhorlft P. J. Rieiiy. Dr. W. J.
O'Hore. Dr. Wililsln E. Moidohon.
Dr. J. Murrsy Johnson. Dr. Wil-
lioln McLeughlln. Jamel J. Fits-
pstrick. D. J. O'Connor. Themes 3'.
Rune. John J. O'Neill. Merlin F.
'i‘sulty. Aldermen W. Hagen. Col. '1‘.
J. Murphy. Meier John iii. Mcuur-
ruy. Thomas Sperrs. John J. Bor-
rett. John J. Egon. Peter Devoi.
John ll‘. Murphy. John J. Bergen.
Henry C. Cullen. John w. Dinl. wu-
liorn F. O'Neill. Fronzis P. Dunni-
gen.
Daniel V. Barrett. Choriss Deni,
James P. O'Neill. Frank J. Brannon.
John ii. Lylidy, Frank P. Munich.
Joseph 1". Fitsgel'uid. Henry No-
Eiroy. Willism emplsmn. Themes
Bloweti. Patrick iorkln. W. corr.
Enjoyable Tri
Wuhills'len. D. c. srootsd st loetl
esta‘grexsoti‘out“ psrtiss d oiI school
on wists ur it til
lsstor Woes. . .
Oi those. the Dsnbury Norma
school. tile ltrotiei'd Hill: school
Ind tile l‘oirfield High school sent
doiesstions.
Mrs. Chorlso lsker end doushler.
Cothsrine oi blots street. this city.
lilies Elissboth Hendrick. oi Ehei
svonuc. o to her in the Foil-field
High school. no Mrs. E. N. Cope.
lend of the women's pogo slulf ol
the Evening entinoi. oitended wltll
the Write“ igll school psrty.
Did they hove s good time? Mrs.
Boiler. quoted exclusively on the
subject sold;
“My only regret is that i had but
one Week to give to the trip!"
The pony left 'l'uoolisy morulnl;
snd returned lete Solurdoy mm.
'ihsro were thirty in ell stranding.
ond molly were the touching re-
unions hold.
Mr. South Ohsperonco
Mr. Willihm I. .miih. luperin.
tondcnt I! schools
chlporonod the psrty end the furl
is noteworthy thst during the whole
of the trip. in spite of the tool that
there no slwsye one of m burly
missing. lost. iste r. oths so un-
occoustcd for. he never once said
ens'thing stronger then "0 Dour.‘
perisnce.
Most of the party \vcromrire “in-
born of D. A. it. ilmdnls ill the tilt»
nunl D. A. R. composition l‘(irlil"
the expense of bliss Annie Burr Jen-
nings of Fiiirllold who thought 11.. -,
would like to see Washington.
The first slop made was in i‘ri'n
dolphin. lilo psrty visilinr lilo. nlll
Liberty [301i and eteryono buying .'
creckrd hell for 8.36. Also. one of
the girls posted e. iotlr- in the "\i-
sitofis intormnlion" box not realizing.-
Willism Clifford. Frank Brody sna
Daniel Horrignn.
Whatsoever April
Meeting Tomorrow
The April meeting of the Whet-‘
soover Circle of King‘s Doughtor'
will he held at the home at hire.
Fronk Louder. s Seymour street. to-
morrow afternoon st 3:30 o'clock.
Bible study Will include the tirst
four Psalms. Lenten pennies ere
due st this meeting.
Court Laurel-
w————-—
Members of Court Laurel. No. 106.
Catholic Dsughters oi Americe, will
meet tomorrow-evening st 7:80
‘e‘ciook in the K. or C. clubreolns.
West Washington street. for o short
business meeting (bot will be follow.
ed by a. social time.
Book Knowters Club ‘
Discusses Poetry‘
The meeting of the Book Know-
ters club. Which was scheduled for
lsturdsy afternoon. was necessarily
held on Friday evening. st the home
of Miss Amelie Weldon. :9 Orchid
st t.
Modern poetry in light vem was
discussed. The next mootins’ of be
club will be held on Fridsy eve.
ping at the home of Miss Hemline
Dcllce. in Cedar shoot. The menu
here will each read a. prepared
pnper. ‘ "
Mizpah Entertainment
And Social Tomorrow
The Mlzpah Circle of the King's
Daughters of the South Norwslil
Beptist church. will hold s social
and entertslnment tomorrow eve-
ning in the socisi rooms of
vited. There will be e. jello demon-
stration. . .
SPRING BRIDES
The brid oil is s rsrnnont oi the
dsy when b dos were shrouded trout.
hood to foot . betrothed or sold
to the groom d. ' is tether by the
b‘de’s isther. were never even seen
by thoin future husbands until.sfter
the WOdt'iflE.
This year's: wed-ling veils are out
to be of tulle. wispy chiffon or not
r then of ions. They ore almost.
mo ed to the hood in tight cop e!-
fect. end ore severely pisin.
Formed announcement is mode by
the Americon Associstion of Univsr.
sits Weston. sit-dis notional hood.
enema in Wen-him tool the
association is m witb‘tbo fol-
lowing ergonisstiens only:
Amsricsn Council on Educeuon.
Anselm to Aid Scientific Re-
eooesh be Wesson.
W. oi Must-icon Colleges.
ti Bureoe of Vooetionsi Interns.
on.
Coopsrstlve Screen for Werner.
More.
floflonoiCouncil on Women.
Noticnoi Council tor the Preven-
tion of Wor.
reorient financed Associates.
Netieaol Aseeciotion ct Women
University Women’s Association
Announces Its Affiliations
Deans oleAmerics.
Women's Educstionsl end indub
trio! Union.
Women' s Joint Congressionsl
Committee.
enameled Orwell-l" tor the
animation of the Child Loner
Amdm’nt.
its sseecistign witb.tho Women's
Joint Coders-slow Consolius is
limited to the support st slash spoo-
ldo iogislotion so is endorsed hp the
suedeiien one does not cover sll
thosetivitise o! tbst column“.
itrdusdtotekeeetsnthwihse
whenever influence its
hove for these closures
it is definitely committed.
assures ere. oimost
tweet exception. measures, Meta
. end collections!
i re- mu» 0! animal: Wom- this
issue
or mistake until all were on the
My to Washington.
The n'i'slllndlng l‘l'ilil‘iiiihl'nlll r-u
Philadelphia soclllcd to he:
0?
‘ hill the streets wme wary mm;
iii 1 only till per cent of the [maple
own their own home-s in Philarl. I. and so goplhwclumg under a them-i
: pills. whore it per cont 0! the pro 1.3.1. Most interesting oi oil was a.
i ii
is on their own homes in Nr-l'wnl‘ll
that. “cording to lilo guide: "lilrrn
is a birth ovcry i-‘n minutes it lllu'llil
every twenty. a. running m-vry {Orly
lid .1 lllvurcr every five." Also that
the guide had a beautiful voice.
Arrived iii Philadelphia. the pnriy
went to the Lee Umlso st ibih and l.
streets. There the manager picrldlnu.
ly begged that all students lt‘li'l‘: ll,
fire lulu and olher iulcrcelilu:
look 3 sppnrsiue severely llnne as
the lost high school party. looking
for excitement had turned ill the
slum just to see what “mild bap-
W3 as
All were rivcn excellent rooms and
onioysd both the hotel and the 'lne
mule served there although quite C'
little diiliculty was experienced .n
Utfdorltnnding the waiters‘ version
of o "mound of boshfstesk" and
other little eocentricitioe o! the
Southern accent. ‘
For every duy .1 trip was planned.
The perty visited the Congressional
llbrnry end the museums. also the
Rock Creek Zoologicsi
Pen Women Enj
'VYLocdi Girls Return After
p to Washington
though few got on! isrthor then the
interesting monitor house.
lop flees
it who quite worn: in Wsshlngtozl
loud the esp woe oiresdll beginnine
to flow so everybody bought souv-
onire oi everything in cresllon psy-
ility cents to s dollsr tel .
ing ire:
.very t roe cont trinket.
in the Ionoto. the group. hesro
Senoloi‘ Blsghsm of Connecticut on
the floor. speaking on the Wor Vet-
ersns' bill. it the House. litprclcn.
lutive Bisnton of Tense use seen in
the loot stsgoe oi s ierocious orgu-
mont with everybody else in the
Honor.
l The great on'ipliithontsr. the tomb
lol the Unknown Soldier. the Lincoln
Alclllorisl snd the Washington
Monument usro also visited. The iat-
‘ ter trip illcluod s twenty-live min-
.uto wolk up s twenty minute walk
'down the hundreds of steps in the
.monumoni. no olevstors running.
l ”in going through the Uuroorunf
i
. . . . . lW‘fil‘ti llifii'ld. followed by rlgtllnlillr
in b'eirfiold, ill-0st lilivlcuwd ills sloup were. u ”an“ “M "ndvrfmt “or“.
pointint of it. little "ahead‘m ‘mluvsrl- Hilllgl
lAl-t Gallery. the two pluullngs which
by famous ‘.‘illll~llllrut and one 01
"October" by ilcrbort Uunton. ilow
long. we eels in oil sincerity. would
it toils to buy s 320.000 pointing sl
Scout News
-—————-
The regular meeting of Troop 8
Wu held Monday oilern ll. Morch
lit. oi the Grace Perish l nil. After
the opening exercises. games were
pioyod. Csptsiu Munro urged the
Scouts to bring in more lent "his
Diiier nests u Troop i has blough
in very low {by the contest. A bust
kotbaii game is to be plsyrd soon
with "it \Voetport troop of riooute
mm the girls It‘n [ll'l'iclillzilt lu plii
iiil Ill~
."iiili’llglll
lue either from the Concord School or
”in
up s tlg light for the .lilt'.
Scribe Noygcih Collin.
Troop 9. the newly reorganized!
”mm of Mia [‘rescl'ln‘s in lull-ling.
(”null-uni Eclmul llll Huillr-luy‘
Illul'llillm. The ”Hit li'id L't'l'ill
in 10:3ii Molly -l the,
L'li'in are new end it... would “in: ll)!
lnvito any others who will: to will
from Lincoln School. to lnrwt Willi ur.
at the unit meeting. 'lllc mot-ting
\vns slwll over to (lifliillii“ifil; lilo Tun"
llrl'l'mll work and ”l" fowl -.l‘;l-,i .;lr.i
cl-l:~l=d ll.
Scribe Anna (Tuplllr. _
The \llekiy meeting of lamp li‘l
was held Monday afternoon at ”if“
I
Methodist Church Vestry. Tl’ll- Ul'mi'i'
in: firm ire: were enjoyed and snmcs
Song:
ml the met 'ilit; liltm s.
icd by t‘llvinin “lllldif‘l‘irfifik.
Scrum “‘lnii‘fl‘d Dnlitvilr.
Announcements: ‘
Miss Donne wishes in ailni'ltilii‘i‘i
l
ithe role of ii down and ii e Wucii'f l'h'" m. .3 mos. sorry m. m. n... m,_
blt. Vernon. Washington's old
‘. town were also visited.
Three of tho girls. through tlll
{cuilrteli‘ 0i illl. “telling iicuiilm
were hills to \islt tho corner stout
in. ”“4”“ “"d ”M“ "“ m" “‘ Hal/ins oi the MUM-l” PM! 3““5' this tool-k lit the Scout llvzlon Thurs-
lng st Hill and it streets. Wash.
.mgton sud had the prii-llelu oi
hearing l‘ri'fiiti'fl‘ll ljnlvin Coolidge
:llwnlt.
‘ l'iiu Gillli.
.fi
all
3 mp through ll... Burton
i’l‘llJil‘iK and ungrslillg \vliero
‘thc precnbuclts are made was
.loe ,d by a trip through the ’l‘rolul-
Eur) iiuru a guulu luld il()\\ $30..
ii'li|.00ii was [Ii1(’tl up “II this. slit ll'_
di'l.‘lilll tlll Lliltllhll llutt' '.'li.|-ml plo-
pie u clay pussld through line duel-
and 50.0w o week through timl.
:cllewod up live dollar bill which hat-l
llleen redeemed. Tm- blll was Olllg-
imolly swallowid by a goat. Tl...-
olvnrl of tile gout klllud the Iiiiillllil;
.as he sold it was worth only 2.:.i«
anyway. and he would thereby r.»-
suln 83.50 01 his loss. if he could
get the live dollar bill redeemed.
which lie (lid.
Washington guides speak only m
superlntlvcs. There is the ‘blggoet
building in the world. the lorgest
perk. the finest monument. the
.grentesi number of people. end the
ilike. in Washington. we discovered.
i All in all it.wse o wonderiul trip
and not one but- enjoyed it im.
p mensely. At noon the potty. on route
5 to New York. dined on'tho train and
starting at "Pennsylvania Railwsy
dining menu" ate everything down
to tho adds. . '
Mrs. Copeland returned to town
éwith right cents, and two Washing.
.ton motor transportation tokens
end s couple of irnnsfors none at
Garden. . willcll are of any use in this city.
0y Charter .
Luncheon; Mrs. WeedAttends
A representntlv. pump or women “illely known of speakers Oil all ' fruit.
gathered at tho Pickwick Arms in
Greenwich. Saturday. to attend the
first charter luncheon of the Con-
necticut Brunch of the National
League of Pen Women.
Mrs. Helen». Hill Wood of Wilson
Point. this city. attended. represent-
ing ‘blorwsllt.
Cherie: larger of the Rowaymn
Greenhouses. sent him doren Mrs.
Coolidge roses to the luncheon. in
honor 0! Mrs. Seton. csndidetoridr
the national prtsldency of the
This brand of roses. inci-
league.
church to which the public is lu‘dentoily. “‘0" ‘ “m med“ ”“ ”"5
flower show held in New i‘ork city
a short time ego. "
Among those at the luncheon Sot~
urday were:
litre. Willct '5‘. Dcntlngor. presi-
dent of the Connecticut League.
who is known professionally as
"Byrd Mock nonlinear." and litres
st Bunoreu. Riverside. She is s
poet. Journoiist ond itnturo writer.
Mrs. Constance Brass Eclticy. soo-
retory end treasurer of the Con.
necticut bronch. Living at Cos Cob.
She is editor of the Women's page
or the Btomford Advocate. y
M Mergeret Fitzgerald of Riv-
erside. one of the orgsnisers of the
Connecticut bfinch. She is 9. corn-
poser.
Mfl. Paul “Revere of Cos Cob.
Journalist. She is editor oi the "Cos
Cob Trident.” Her husband is e di.
reet descendant of the lemons Paul
Revere.
firs. Emily \Volicmnn Hartley or
Stsmiord. She is monster of the
stsmford theatre. hos written fee.
turo stories end is well known
throughout the country.
Mrs. E. Hithewsy Tumbull of
Greenwich. She is o lecturer end
writer end shell-men of the corn-
pflgn to mobs hire. Seton president
of tho notionsl lentils.
lire. Constance Towns of Item-
tord. she wss orgsnlsor sud bend
of the Btomlerd School of Arts one
hes introduced proieeeionsi Greek
doneere successfully in'Nsw York
r. Bile brosdcosis frequent-
'ly. ti higher types of recitltion.
Hrs. Mons Hill Wood. who is
one of the most prominent women
lnthestotootConnoctiouthssbeen
Wont in. political circles. in this
state end in the United m In
W e! the Ncrwslh brunch of
the Consonant tissue of Womon
V A mother of the Women‘s
New Press club. bee been .3.
aged in‘ owner and msgsxino
writing,“ public spooning for
M o tender of .tho Notionnl
Wig-Isis eerie end one or the met
sul‘i‘raso questions.
)ll's. Julio. Walters of Westpcrl.
prominent locally.
Miss Audrey Hsincs of Shelton.
Journalist with the Ansonls. Senti-
ilt'i. .
Lilies Edith Dunne Peck oi Cos
Cob.
Cos Cob Community
Very prominent.
llrs. Mary Perry King of New Ca-
llnun. author “Daughters of the
Dawn,” and other books. Shells in
"\\llo‘s Who."
This completes the list at mem-
bers at the luncheon. Others pres-
mll. were prospects or guests:
Airs. Edith Tyler. Mrs. Alfred
More” of Greenw’ch. a writer. Mrs.
l :lrlis Burnlcy Railing of the Pick-
“la'iLArnlB. wife or the monsger of
Hit: Arms. Femous monologuist.
llrnder in the Christian Science
church.
lire. Louis Viiandron of New
York City. Member of the New
York league. Guest of Mrs. Dent.
incur. inventor. ‘
lilies Grnco Isabel Coibrerl of New
L'.’l..::iun.
Mrs. May Foiwoli Hoisington of
my, New York. poet. Her dough-
iii. Mrs. Elizabeth lloislngton Bur-
’ top. is becoming o member. though
she could not attend the luncheon.
Mrs. Holeington presented the
Length with o copy of "String
Bends" s volume of terse including
some at her doughter's.
.ignes Vintou Milior.
Mrs. Clomenoe liner. 1 French
woman. newly moved to Riverside.
Guest at Miss Fitsgereld.
Other chsrtor members of the
League. who were unsble to sttend
the luncheon include: .
Miss Laure V. Rocks of River-
side. vice president of the Connecti.
cut League at Pen Women. of River-
side.
Mrs. W English Welling. of
Greenwich. wife of poiiticion and e.
novelist under the home at "Anne
Strunsky". .
Association.
wich. Owns "Country .Book store"
on the Post” Rood. She is libs-crisp
of the Connecticut Magus. .
Miss Flore Moi Holly of Shipper:
Point. Well known New Iork‘Au—
thor’e club ropreeentetive. Is now
in californlo.
Mrs. Ellen Stop of Shippon.‘
Csrelino Ruuts Rees. bosd~
m§ Resomm Boll. Greenwich.
er and lecturer. In. "Who's
Who”.
Delogatca lo the notionoi conven-
‘uon so for include :llsn. E. nettle.
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Write: end secretory of the;
lilies Beatrice Mullikonrof Gresno’
.ing the rot-cling n! Troop 6 last week.
lie was both fslher snd mother lr. homo the sneiout Christ church in T, .
' lc meelin ill continue this mm.
1M 39 end deserves o well earned : Momndrio. where \Voshington won "I“ me‘ygazflnmn a, '1,“ Hum" ;
rest sftor such o nerve rocking ”.1,“po ma m. illstoricsi. G°°“°';.~ilreel Church at 015 ii- rr. 'i'hr-l
Brownies- lno were dirnppnlniv‘d but!
‘iirflrvn Owl u-iuhcs in ir(‘ (origin-tn psi
‘einimv‘ms i‘.“lll llel' fil hlll’ll': for'illt
l-ntlre “wk. 'l'ro-lp ll will marl again i
dsy afternoon at me p. m.
Til First Aid Class. whirl. has on
r‘ilf‘t‘t‘HFiilin been in ”w (‘illii'llt' hf
l‘ill‘r‘. .irlilllr Kelintc. wi‘l mutt once
zlgliln lhis \Vclinr'ldny at the Nur-
"Nilr Library for lite examination
2and lion-largo woyk. Tllrr‘r‘ hove icy-n .
iii moms who have attended ihcflol
‘lnvolil'lrs must l'l‘ml‘al'iy and mum
.‘with their lurk-one rlrr'rlnl‘vli ilm. sn’yll,
Airs. Kellen; All \“l‘fll thr- Scouts?
ills Fill'l‘th’h “hil‘h is due them for
lill'llr ell-ally work in till-lr unnum-
liions. r
' Till ill-ou-llie Porn! “‘1” purl only“
more at the Girl Scout hmdflilnllors
and m from there to a larger mreir
p1 mr- on Friday .‘liirrhnnu lll
3:3“. ll‘il‘l at thrir Brownie lost it ll.
be pa’wd at that time.
The lxnder's Training Cine which
was to have had iill hike on Sat-
urday last. will have the hike on this.
l
[coming Saturday. mtrting at the. of-.
files at ii in the morning. Pil‘asrg
i‘i’lllk’ something that \m can cook
on the 0pm firs. snd come prepared
to take A nice ions hike.
TODAY’S RECIPE
DRIED i’ltll‘l'l' i'ltESEiiHiS ;
,. It the supply of jelly end Jun isl
running low why not try some con-
coctions made with lit-1rd fruit. l
§ This dried lruit concerto ls really '
{delicious and very llzlllh worth
making even if there‘s plenty of last
{oil's efforts still on hand.
Dried Apple and Unto, Juno
Ono pound dried apples. ll pounds
dates. 2 cups nuts. 2 lemons, 2 1-:
cups, u ltur, 1 pound sugar.
Weigh dubs utter stoning. “.1le
apple: and cover with cold water.
Let stand 0\ or night. in tho morn-
lig odd date-s. water and mice of
lemon and simmer until tender. Stir
alienate brenlt and thoroughly mix
it will take about 2 hours.
Add sugar and cook until the mix-
ture thickens when a little is tried
on n cold saucer. Add Lillifl and
cook ten minutes longer. Pour into
sterilized jelly glasses ennd cover
uiiil pnrull‘ln when cold.
spiced Prunes
Spiced prunes ulih cold meats:
Two pounds prunes. l pound
Iougar. 1 cup cider vimgtlr, 1-4 cup
water, i tablespoons peppercorns. 6
tablespoons broken stick cinnamon.
2 tablespoons whole cloves. 1 or-
ange. 1 lemon.
Wash prunes end let stand in rm.
ter to caver iur 12 hours. Tic spices
in e cheescmloth bag. Combine
sugar. vinegar and water. Add bngj
of spices. orange and lemon. each
cut in thin slices with the seeds rc- 7
moved. Simmer this syrup for ‘3.)
minutes. Add prunes with the stones -
removed and cook over a low fin 1
{or 1 hour. Pour into sterilized
glasses end cover with paraffin Wbcll
cold.
Dried peaches can be used in
place of prunes. They should be
isoaitcd and partially cooked before
adding to the syrup.
: YOUR CHILD
l
Several hundred dollels were re-
cently spent by s national women‘s
.rlinsssine in prize money to boys,
[who wrote letters on the subject “ill
I Were My Mother. What Would 1'
Do for My Son?" The winner said
this smong other things:
”I’d never allow my boy to think l
he could get away with anything...
Just because I was his mother. I'd ;
lave him nirightle. but l‘d take sec. ;
ond place in his life it it killed mo."
“'1'!“ ”At ‘ARONI.
‘biscoroni. cooked and chilled is.
excellent combined with celery.
herd-boiled eggs. olives and mayon-
noiso dresslns to form 1 luncheon
mind. It you serve it with brown
breed or whole wheat bread. your
luncheon is well balanced and ade-
quote.
you: once: ‘
The L‘. 8 Children's Bureau pub-
lishes “Child isbor: outline: for
study.” Ask for Buresu of Publica-
tiens R0. 93. third edition. Five
out". " -
l
we) Tumbcll. Ilrs_ Willlsrn Englishl
wall-e. Ire. Helene Hill Weed we!
hire. Constance Towne. siso Mre.l
Dentingor os president ond Missl
Beebe ”end here. Echiey ss encore.
C0urt Cecile C. D. A. Annual
Banquet to Be ”Elli 'I‘onighi
vlnlillul'lsul ill llrillcntilm, and
nude imperialism us .1. war broodq
4 more of the kind of pictures you like.
' the mailing of objectionable films. Use the open door.
Miss Sa'a F;ll'.l:y, of
Brooklyn, in Spunk;
Musical i'l'll.".‘;llll i~=
Planned.
All \Tl‘il‘lli‘il in 3....
limited in .‘iliillli ..
‘llll-i rli' “(Illi’i l'
illllll'illlll‘ nt‘ 5*
which! lll tho lilo. .l .l .
Mics Sure H Van. :. . , .
(I ill of the Salim ni .\-
l'IlliifIllirll’i. will «v. . z
llllci,
'l‘i:l'~ :11)! .l. ~
has il .1 .
ll! New er'l. '
a brilliant “3013.2”
Mil Keillor Hm: : ’
illn' ‘-\ii1 ;'. x i » ‘
lili?‘ 1' lll “ ' ~1
" [laillriiiy will: .
‘rulillr-u Mrs l. ' .. ill
I lliu'ltltlr; nil-em .1 u l l.
‘ low-1mm her .1 " ~
Speaker
of
SARA FAHEY. 3m.- Loren. l.
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01d Well Commanderyglm or... .. _ .
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Old Well (‘ommandqy U. 0. G. (3.? will 1'0 in eiirrl .. ~ - »
ulll liOill s regular muting tomor-l .
row in the P. O. S at A. hall at iii In the past prrw l
flu-id lumped l" . ,- . ._. .
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Franklin slro'lt. illl'] inter—prim
N ol'walk Women Recciw l\l ll l.»
01' international League's ii w. l
lll 'Il'm “.0111“ ‘ j‘l‘" ‘.'1! ".'-- ‘. F.‘
'Jl's intimation.“ i... ...lgu. lo; have, . :2: ,
ulld i-‘llv-rtiom. i". Mull. Janll Adams. 1".‘i‘ .... '.1-.: .. l.-
of Hull Helm. Chicago. iii the ill-".lc image-v;- l. flail!
lr'rnutlonrll l‘l'vsidunt. hm: l‘t'lt‘lV-ifi lr‘: lhl’ \il.:1l~ la u. .
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Hi the (all for tho l’it'ill lmtl'nu» l1""i"»ill'ib :llli wrk ..1 !.
llnnai Conmvm of tho Lcnizzll; which: li'illiul‘y :ll N I'I‘ifi' .
“ill be hillll ‘.il illlilllll, lrchllrl. Jul; ; Hum. is li'lin .ll ”yr: ..
i 5.15, ;l'l'n. 'i‘l‘l‘bt‘ m w): --
‘ 'iii'l SPF-nit: r.l;“l1l;" of ill!" 1.1‘Ci-i("VF-"IG'JS‘MN W P‘s"? i
ll..'_;.'l 'Ull! 17“ New. rte-pa [Owiil‘dl “'l’f‘ii "wt 1
Peace. 'l‘lw L’nllrd clinics section? ”WM“ m '5" “"v" ""1"?
“.1” but as its lu’il‘l Lht" Di‘f‘fl‘inlu-l werr lzllzli Pl l:_;. ..H., .f l}.
lion 0! till:- lollouillrz topic» of lhoi ("Vii“q'j“ ’ “ "”VV? . " '
gill'lE‘i program: mm}: for armlm.‘ :3" ("l 'v’ i :1 ' .1 l'. l
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econ-’
till: Ot‘,t“,lr>fili"l'l r.f H.111 -. 1:-
(.. lgrli'w: its l-ltwn; .f t. ,
I - ,ilvilll. Yn’lr.
Tilt )‘lt‘lfil‘l; l'cguiaz' Must-ism... _ “..-...” .
01' ii,’ iii!!!“ met in Till" linen». ‘
iin lilo. Zill'li‘u in lulu. Vlrmu ill. 1);;i‘lliiiU-1‘ 1130.3
‘lalil, Washington in 1924. .\nl _
emergency conference “as hair} irl‘f
The Hague in 1922. 51155 lw‘ls. l l.» .-
,l,\' .. “ ,-l.; g». .1 j
The oilvr international Ollil‘t‘l's «it. .” “I“ ‘ ’ ‘ .
.. .. lzlm Uul ml... «2 I ~ '
the Lot-agile are Lida (Justine fil)"ll'lOl‘l"‘g “I . . , __. _' '
men of Germany. llunul'rll‘y tht-.",h,..:( l1 ‘ ' ”
provident. Carbonize Marshall or The hum no: d:',..:-l 1‘
Great Britten. vice-president. Cor-
. Rose Cuclnn‘ .o‘ l‘li"‘£‘~l‘f‘l'<l' .;:- _—
mm; Iiamondl-Hirschmalm of Hol— W ‘L “
of ill!- rnm’l J~‘N"lh Daft. ...
land. recording and financial score-EH”? m I.” W". 1‘ ’U .,
lary. imam A l'i“ ‘vlfl‘l \«.- -l :9. l
Milliel‘\!lll' 7!. Uri). ' i" ‘ '1""!"--v‘Dzln::a'r_l ham. lr-i'r l :' l‘.~ ~ '
cm. of l'll-. Loot illzuun Am. l'lt‘illl ' All. 1- . .. .j.
wmnuu Journalists. in editor at pl"- ~~ '< m
"l‘a.x inieznatiolml.” the official orv‘i “...—w... “HM-.-“
gun of the League. shirt: is puiz... T . , ,
I\ewlyu eds Retul ii
“shed in Geneva. Switzerland. fromi
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lhc international lzcadquarlrrs oil ...-.-“
the League. at 13 line do ViC'JX'l Mr. i-lid Mr.“ JJ ... “1......“
College. . were lmlrlul Emil;- :\'\’ i~
'lho otficers of the Jamaican Bella]. Mu, ”mm“. .| 2.."
Section are Mr... llnllnnh Clothler a. wedding mp to \‘lrumn. ...
ilull of Philadelphia, chairman. Will make- ”my hon” m 11.
Professor Emily Green Balch. pro- Roch.
lessor of history at Welllsslcy uol- Ziir. HRH”. I? the M“ h. ... .
logeAicc chnll‘nLan and director.
The object of the section for the
United States is to promote thzll
pence bl:!,\\'l‘.0n nations. races, and
classes which is liner-d on justice
and good will: to outlaw war: to
stillstilulo law (or war: and to co.
operate with women or ull countries
in carrying out the policies formu.
into.) at international Congresses of
tho Women's international Leagul-
for Peace and Freedom.
The annual meeting of the Amen
imp section will take place in Wash—
.ilice Hurley 0: lllm blrl’t‘i. :l...- l:
and is oily editor of the firid‘g‘i’ilf'l'
Post. The bride is the former 511
Clematis. Keane of Bethel.
FOOT“ EA ll CHAN G Eb
Snake skin .md alligator sills SL‘J'Q
to have lr-l‘t the other anlumls oul .
t‘lle rullll'ng "'hnl it olllm lo 9".5
leather. Anti kid models are mm.
'oflen than not bonded oilh rims
l lollli‘d leathv z. to compromasc “1'
the mode.
The Open D001: V
Register yollr'opinlon o! the motion pictures shown ill Norma; L.
using this coupon. bill this in whenever you go to a picture end sol. .
it {0 Mrs. A. Hyde Colo. Bust Nor-walk. A
The Better Films Association can then pass on to the various rial:
producing companies _,througll "The Open Door" (The Public “Plain/l..-
Department of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of Amelie.
Inc.) the opinions of the local theatre going public.
Your approval of a picture will encourage the producers to ma}.
Your disapproval will discourage
Norwslk. Conn. ..1-
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PICTURE ACCEPTABLE fort:
(check one)
Genersl oudience (neither objectionable. nor «speedily
' sultoble for boys all} gLrIs.
ollloeeess-I
Funny audience. (including children) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
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