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THURSDAY. APRIL 15. 1926.
”Wm—a»...
OFR 'THE WOMRN~ OF NORWl-\l.K
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w‘fll ping the part of
| Purl». mtlonnlly known harl-
Ildlndl out as a particularly in-
: figure in tho quarto-its whirl;
ring at tho prcsonlauon of tho
April 20, at lho lit-"son! theatre.
. Park- is an American. point
0! Ohio. Coming to New
um: comnlmn; a. collsgo
‘ lo course to further his sm-
ln piano and voice. he otudlcd
' tly for two you”. Upon com‘
his om tour of tho United
. Mr. Purlls enlisted in the L‘.
sorvlng throughout the
. A wound l'sceivod in
fluid at Argonne mused par-
ponlysl- of the lvft arm. coin-
v‘flss singer to place all of his
" in vooal work so sluccmsfully
i 1921 he was déclarhd Wlnnor
‘ ' David Blunham contest for
ulna held at Carnoglo Hall.
orous engagements with load—
munlutlonu throughout the
. meeting with dlsllnrxl. we.
.116 la a creator or cznlhuoiam
m pdrformonces. fully satlufylng
', singing the music-oi imam, in-
Mid human doalro for lwnuty
d.
th Ind ample, power in his
, pad ln addition, Mr. Parks in
' 'in havlng a prrpossesslng
deride. His soloc’rlon us burl.
polo!!! for lho forihmmlng pro-
on by tho Poopio'n Chorus is
"proprlsio to my the loan, for
ark-«outlaw a zmrn'lunonlz in-
“ the war and this cancer: ls
van for tho l‘ncllPfll of the.
out Fund of tho American
.» The mention of this find
‘ahould be ammo. M fill it», Rx.
hmtro to n‘l'nrl'hlwinlg. and
tho assisting. :lrles are con-
togelhor with tho l'noplo's
mlalnly one can not om}: l'or
‘woflb whllo event.
only will lhls he a. mill-loo.)
hf unusual men-ll. Lu? lt wlll
mrodly he one of the mom
mud affairs over given in this
pity. The American Logion
foam ln the very atlrscuvo and
o uniforms Hwy WPIU‘ will
ushers and as an escort and
Mid his party.
ill include Livul. Govomor
, Bralnard, most of ihn gnu-
‘35“ and their wives; and
,m the leadlng W417! of our
‘Prccoding llu: convnrl tho gov-
‘md his party will in enter-
ltdiimer lay Dr. and
.. or their Mow on “’0.“
for Trumbull in an ardent
'r of this Amerloan Legion
‘ lets an opportunity go by
hem it nouslhle. Illa com-
oflvalk at lhlo llme is a fur-
.Wnsiratlon of his support of
' ' on in all its undorlsklngs
m s tribute to the People's
. or their untivlly in behalf or
n.
the duarlstte ‘Wlll “also appear.
Ziollllska. soprano“ who will
this part of Lady Harris: Dur-
iMlu Mable mien. oontrulto.
will sing that of Nancy, while
of Llano! will be the work of
Quilt. tenor.
m d! at: Tristan melde-
Plunlus will be taken by
m o young baritone who
on u phantoms! plaza for hlm-
in tho musical world. The
. Ml! ho diluted by Mrs. Lucy
Morrison. who has long held
« - mom of her follounclll»
’I l! d
.049 avimx‘ln'i‘u: 3335
.5"? or Writs
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ROBERT
. Lions-l in “Manna.” lo ‘hr pro-(«mod by the
do Chorus. April 20. m Ihc Regent Thane.
' "Martha." by the People‘s Chm .
1 form since that limo'hau mu;
There is the freshness.
of honor for Crwv-ruol' 'l'rnm-,
Tho gm’nrnor’sl
Mrs. ,
QUAI’!‘
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[mu of Nomlk. not only for her
:charmlux personality but ulso for
the wonderful ability» Ind knowlsdgo
she has long displayed in the mulled]
world. Mrs. Wm. Buiffon will be at
ilho piano and Hewitt 'I‘ollhd will
handle the onion puts.
! Brilliant Tenor m
l Robert Qusls. who will slug the
,tenor ports. has risen rapidly durum
the last few years won: the mu-
slcuns of the meuopolis. and today
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‘Miss i
lhc ls rocotnlud as an artist when
. work is always of the highest sand.
lard. m: Quilts voice in hm. hm.
lllsm and row-t: his intonation is
‘ nover faulty, his production free and l
this diction impeccable. Ho oddly?
Ssurpusod all rocords so u lint-You:
fMulropollmn artist in number 18‘
{well as tho importance of onw-
lmems including the .‘s‘ow York }
ésymphooy Graham. ’Phlmdolpblssl
Symphony Orchgtm‘s (3th AM:
.mcmb. Néwork fosflvsl and 1’ 3’
Springfield tulivtd...‘ no musty
done). great cool olyork in Euro?
His reception what: no no: I ‘
Hanoi-solos in tho "Crosuoo" with
the London Choral Society dovolopod
into an ovation.
J llir. Qualt is not a. stranger to
'Conuoctloul. having sung with thel
lionford Troblo Clot Club, dud also
having appeared twice with the
Bridgeport Ontario mow. Bop
sang the "Roquiom” and “Children's;
Crusade" with the lofter society, Ills
work as Lionel in "Martha" has won
him unstlmed prsloo wherever .11.
has sung the port and muslc-lovm
lot this communliy are looklng for“
;Ward with u are”. deal lo! pleasant
a .
‘thls city.
i ’lhls opera is being prosenwd by
line Pcoplo's Chorus' ail s. bottom.
Eporformanco for the American
Legion Endowment mound lhd
cam is worthy Of the lam support l
l of svory citizen. No moro humonlfi
Marian cause has bean brought tO‘
ho auenuon of our dunno lhlo
'lhls fund, and indicationspolnt to
a most hourly rupoou from oven:
sourco. ” ’
Women's Club of Norwalk has
reworsod the event in a unanimous
vats hy the allure body. and ovary,‘
'moInber is working to his utmost
, ability to make thls one of the most
gdeilzhtfuloffalrs ever offered in the
llocal play house. .1110 box-om”.
lvvlll open at 10 o'clock Flour-Eda!
gmomlux {or the reasoned seat sale.
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‘ TClDAY’S RECIPE .
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Fish Omeles
Five eggs. 1-: ioaspoon salt. few
grains popper. ii tablespoons hot
water. 1 tablespoon buttor. 2 cups
whlu sauce. 1 cup naked cooked
ash. parsley.
Sepmlo yolks from whites of
eggs. Add salt. pepper and hot wa-
lot to yolk? and but with a dove:
bums uuul lhlck sud lemon col-
ored. Best whites of eggs and! stiff
and dry and fold into first mixture.
Molt but“: In ll not iron frying
or omelet pun. Tum pan to tho!-
ouzhly butler entire sutfoco. Turn
in proparod ens. abroad ovonly und
cook ovoro low are. When won
pumd put on middle mu 0: hot
oven to cook Ind brown tho up.
When firm to the touch fold and
turn onto s hot plums. Pour
around not: rehufod in White sauce.
Garnish with mom! tom.
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; All-Day Sewmg
; we. Lotm own contained
lAIembers‘ of Buckingham PM. Was
Emon's Relief Corps. at so oil-do!
sowing monthly at her home in so.
.vcmlno avenue. yesterday. At, noon,
[s delicious luncheon it and.
which no ammo by 16 unborn.
Religious
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‘Jewish women to Oppose
Education Here
Stand 13 Taken At Interstate Conference In
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Stamford
tors; Mrs. Abrahams Reads Paper.
Al. at upoolol union of tho Nob
wslk dolo’f.’ in st tho couvsnflon
at tho Notional Counoll of Jsflsh
Woman. Connootlcut dud llhodo ls-
load confound sections. hold In
Stamford yests Ly sad the day Do-
fore. it won unsulmoully decided to
oppose tho movo for rolltlous oduoa.
lion In on Norwalk schools.
The pro-om. man in this city.
which mcludos ”"510“! oducsllon
(or all tho‘children in tho Norwuk
schools. once is \' .uk. is dorldodly
min-t lilo primlploo of tho Jowlsn
Councll. Al. the inter-stain con-
fomco held In: year. it won don-
nlfoly decided ‘l oppose the moves
Mont when it arse oroppod up. and
this your the Norwalk women form-
d the oppoulllon thamsolvn.
" No definite action has yet. been
docldod upon. but the woman I"
fomuluilns a plan which thoy hop?
fldnly to put Info action.
Mrs. E. D. Sachs. of this ally. was
doctod lo the . mrd of directors of
the inter-stall; conference at the
cloflng session yovtordni‘. silo is to
roprosom Norl'nlk.
Mrs. Hugo Mollosoh of Stamford
was elected proficient of the con-
form e.
W 1: her were named tho follow~
lug olfim-rs: Mm Hot-mun Levin.
l-lnrll‘ord, vlro-prs-slrlml: Mry. Mor—
ris Millard. Slamiurd. ('orrrzpondlnu;
secretary; Mrs. G. Sadlaway, West"-
ioy. R. l.. recording mercury sud
Mrs. Charles Shapiro. of Bridgeport.
UEMUYOX‘.
on the board or directors for the
coming your urn: Mm Abraham
Wakes. Mumford; Mrs. I. L. Cohan.
Horacio; Mrs. Samuel Levy. flow
anon: Mrs. D. E. who. Korwulk.
Mrs. M. Ehtlou. Brld‘oporl: Mrs.
Nsihon Glimm. Bomhvlllo: and
Mrs. .M. any, Nowport. R. I. It was
doolded to hold an nix! annual
convention in Hurlford.
nus duy. revision of tho bar-luvs and
reading of Mvoral papers.
Mrs. B. Ann-slums, of this oitv
road on inlet-waning popor on “Pr-m:-
Woman‘s Duty and Privilege."
"Tho Duty to the lmmlgranl." thr-
“Cultural Valuo of Judaism" pspor.
were also read
stain. of Previdcncc. read non";
leglslmlw- reports. as did Mrs, Billion
Simon of Hartford.
A Bridgeport doloxoto road a
paper on "The Jewish \‘l'nmm and
Her Communlll'.”
A aul‘acriplinn llllltll" :11 mm pr.
sided owr by Miss llmlly Lemm-
Plumloy of Hit: (‘nnmcllcul l’r-dvl 1
lion of Women's clubs, residing ir:
Stamford. Mrs. Maxillasoh oi Finn's-
;ord was tho presiding 0mm: rm-
snd Mrs. Wililsm Stork of tho Schu-
bofl. club, Stamford. cove tho [roars
lngu.
slnglul: followed lo; 4 Huh: piuyb‘
hy UH; Hrnoklyn .lllrlm' Council-
"A Logical S-llulior. " Bliss melTl'.‘
Prlco song.
A report was given by Mm Samuel
Capilnmn of Bridsnpnrl. slum chair-
man of tho Depsrvmom of Pam; and
Rural \‘l'nrll.
M...“ .4»... .. ,-.. ,. .,.. m,
ary Kirby Jennings
Named Head Of Garden Club
The .lnnuoi meeting of the
walk Garden Club was held yester-
day at. tho Norwalk Country Club.
Tho machine was preceded by the
annual luncheon. which was most
delicious. and was stlondod by about
60 mombors. The tables were ounc-
tivoly decorated wlzh spring flowers
donated by Robert G. Hartford. and,
Miss Emily Lynos.
Following the lunsshoozl. Mr. O.
W. Spica. vice-president of the.
Bartlett Tree Company of Stamford.
gsvo I. very interesting toll: lo the
MS». Mr. Spioor spoke of the need
of ltoo production. and the various
wpnuof comorvlng and growing
tron. HO told 0! H12 pomslios and
am of troo- snd leaves. which
can only Do chookod by spraying. Hill
tail: was grossly enjoy“.
Nor- .
' Al. llic blislnoes SL-mlon. Mm
iMary Kirby Jennings was elected
president of the chill. suCcecdins
Mm Louis A. Lohmnlor. The other
new officers are:
\‘lco-prosldom—— ms.
Boron.
Recording
, word .I. Sims.
Corrupondlng Foa‘rdlary —- Mrs.
llrvlng \‘l‘llmot. I
. Tronsuroyhlrs. Seymour Curm,
Librarian—Mm. Harold Nash.
Mrs. Lullio Munro Cilllllllcd
program of tho club for [he Corr.-
In: your. and it w I lnnounor‘l um
them would be ill on swank... Pub
Roller: Von
Socrl‘ wry—Elm Ed»
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Mrs. Sachs On Board of Dirac-E
The program at mtorday's kW."
sion included minutes of an prov-1.1
Mrs. Mono Emu
There was music sud ummhlv'
2D. A. R. TO ERECT
’BOULDER TO MARK
SITE OF FORT
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AL “the meeting of tho Bumforll
ohsptor. bought-rs of tho American
Rovolutlon. it was votod do one: :-
momcrlol bouldor on tho silo of on
. Stamford fort of Rovolutlonm days
The «Mission have glvon portals-
ulon to plum tho mmorhl. The
ohspur also dooldod to obtain grsvo
markon usod by tho Saloon 0. A.
R. and place them on the now» of
the two rosl dsuthtm of Blomford
ruvolutlonary soldiers. Mrs.
Ktllliorino W. Cpmsiork. Mrs. wu-
lmu ll. Pomorov. Mrs. Barth: Boll
Andorlon. Mn. Nowou B. sudden
and Mrs. William W. l‘suoon woro
.hostsuoo st the social scallop shot
.followod the business moonlit.
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polio Chapter
Gives Card Party
Berkolty Choptor O. E. F... spon-
', sored a vary suhcouful ‘oord party m
l rho Borkslsy Hirool. Masonic Temple
Host evening. Th-ro won 20 tsblol.
l with May playing at homo. A lurks
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sum was mailed to be added to the
. treasury of the chaplor,
llrs. Georgfl Wannash Was in
rhargc of tho mlnlr 'nn'l silt- was: .19.;
Hall-d by Mrs. J. You llalnlunn. Mrs.
hustler \Vhoelor, Mrs. Georgie Hurd.
‘chk. and Min Lillian and Fara
‘ l‘rlrguson.
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lRev. Barnes Speaks At
A yr-ml n'lvn'lnr‘w {comm-(l tho
(illflllllfi of rho won 1de wnnwn' in
who South Norwulk (‘onnogailonsl
[church In: night when tho aw.
{William Burnt-s of (inlay-ado spok"
inf his work among the c'vnlrnv-n out
’wmf,
. ”is talk was rm vhn lime pm'lsh, .
‘communli: plrish which ho eupor~
Mud in I. Mull!!!) wlloy ln Colo-
lmdo. which pdrllh was frequent“
'hy several dlffornnt donomllmllons.
Aftor tho business session over,
lwhlch Mrs. Wordwoll presided, In
gngrmblo social was hold. ruffed.
mu and unowlchoo being served.
l Tomorrow 91‘ C will in tho on.
o'ele. Tbs
‘slclm sale for the dlnnot is alroady
Maud.
‘th church It 6:3”
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Mrs. Busch Given
Surprise Shower
Mrs. Wllllnm J. Busvh. formr‘rly
Miss Theron Troy. was MndFi‘ed s.
dr‘lighiful nurprlfw miscellaneous
jllllovavor at lwr homo, Zlo uborty
ilqum. on Monday ovoning. Then.-
gwero games and dancing and the
char plans for the flower shun: lo bu ; bride rocolv‘sd many pretty 51ml.
hold in Juno worn disco-riled.
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er5. Harold Murray Elecled
President~ of Ladies’ Aid
Tho annual outline-us meeting Ind
supper of the Ladies’ Aid Socluty of
tho First. Baptist church .of Dlvlne
Hauling, was lucid yeflordar at tho
home of Mrs. Julian John. m Mun
sttoot.
Reports shop-lad tho posi you to he
the socioly and mum- mciul nffalm
were givon.
A sends of olivcr loos. given
thonihly diffursnl msmhom. rum-
mage Halos. snd'coko unions. numd
the molar}.-
‘smounla
Following tho l'mslnou muting.
tho dunno! suppor won «mod to lb.
"'N')‘
; msmbors of tho sovlw‘y ind to six in-
: l'lMd moan.
l TM following oillosra wore clue-l.-
mloipatiou to his appearance 1" .a very profitable one filmnvlully for' M to :0er for ensuing your:
l’rocl-lmimfilm Harold Murry.
Vicml’rnsldon'mfi'n, (“lord Ap.
mrson.
Tr’enwrarulln Ella J. Bn‘ms.
Won-larynx”. Julian John.
Local Ex -POIicerman To
Speak
The April mooning of tho Norwolk
Ropublloon Women‘s Association to
be lmld at the Royal James Inn.
Monday tfternoou, at 2:89 o'clock.
03d" :4. [abject of great mum-51 to
women.
Two women speakers will routs
lhelr experiences ln counsellor: willy
oorrecllvo and prevrsnlnlivo work
lmong young girls and lholr "in:
will prcoom an opportunity for thou:
undirected «$5th of tho work in
oth cities along than lines.
Miss ldinnlo Run 1 will loll of
hot work as pronoun officer in the
Juvenile Court of Bridgeport and tho
of her offorls among lifls whose
bongo training is inadequate.
At Republician Meet
Tho sooond spoolur will to Mrs.
Omar W‘uholm who wlll spook from
a fund of experience lavlng nmd
a policewoman in Now Yon: city
to over lwonl,r-iiv._ nus.
For novel-oi not! of that. llmn. Mrs.
Mom. who is new a Norwslk red.
dent on sol-lot: woman, wu tbs high-
an ranking woman in tho poll-to do~
partmsm and was in fact tho only
woman with the rank of first grads
llouionant and Miami-voila Now You
city.
Mm. unholm nos in ohms of do-
iinqmm womm and will toll of her
work among them. All women latch
mod in those «powers are cordiuly
luvliod to in present.
Youth Movement Subjyoct
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At University Meeting
Mrs. comm...» Harris 0: Waiver!
”Q. will speak on "Tho Youth um.
moat." as tho routing of the No:-
wslk branch or (he Amman Am.
elation o? Unlvortlly Women to bo
hold tomorrow sflornoon II. tho
homo of En. Charles Bulnu. Kilns:
unnuo. Weapon st 3 o'clock.
ndrs. Harris is u most lawman:
speaks:- and was to but mum to
tho mum: in March. a» sh-
uuoo from town In that limo-noma-
sllolod u postponement but saw has much 9
further mural for use (on: so holmmu
that! tomorrow. Mrs. Hort-is is A
wall“ of may and vnrlod interests.
in close touchy-ill: lho (adenoid- of
this do: and wlll undouhlodly 3va l
moot wonhwhllo wk.
mom of tho lion-l! much
on wood to ho pmool u the moat.
museum. withstands,“-
um Month» ”on in no crafts
to mm but an usual foo for .
nommomhm. The brief busine-
moomlg will proosds the odor-s st
o I numMr of impel-um
Do discussed.
Mulvoy“ Tarldv Auxiliary
,, Arranges For Poppy ‘ Ddy’ f‘
Armflmsntl for Poppy Du ’
“ammunition“
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Mm” 571 this (lain-mm suction
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The ;
May mm”... of the mum wlll hv'lme Mum mmn. C‘alhoflno and
hold m cm home 0! Mm l’hlilp 3.1.11.1“: Durkln. Mario and 910:1an
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Among the ruosis prmnt who
Troy. Gertrude and Hum Podwoll.
Mamnrllo and Gan-crude Panning-
;lofl. Mrs. William l‘lusoh. Mrs. Joli
jTroy. Mrs. Plirlck Durkln. .‘l’r.
.mtharlqs Ponnlngion and Mn. Mar-
jlln Troy.‘
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‘ " Fw‘frlf': I knew how erml
.llm oommon folk lei M.
l llmlplll, mm words were singing
rhlngs
With colors like the us.
But since I've fol: lhtlr caustic
lush.
And know My they can sting.
l lwll my Mon'h whwn Words go
by
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,. -l.,oxlo Donn Robertson.
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SHORT“ BY THE DAY
The skirt of today warmly do"
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.quomly ll dean‘s do mu. Fourmnl
; inches from me floor is s COnnf‘rVQ- l
lim long'h.
2 Yrs EFFECTIVE
muoh color but small. cannon-mini
dofilsns. Beading follows tho Rams;
theory of composition. ~
Wnflvl.“ ‘
FOR YOU?“ HEALTH
Sea: that you do not. nulect fish on‘
Your menu. It ounmlm iodine «Moll
is so accessory to the body and tho!
oils are rich in vitamin".
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mans: mitts so “was.
connsvmm. Pu.-—Tho lonmtl
wmrlnr Henson on mom an!
fill: my. Who has worn the somol
pill: for 58 years. The Vrousoru. all" g
in good condition, were woven by‘
Connor's wife in 1868 sud ho has
worn them fistulas!) fined. in «31.
CLASSIFIED ADS Ara flu blun-
Ways of opportunity.
Mud of Wenlen
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Congregat’l Church l
mu: mom of he yming mow of;
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lm'nn ill-on ‘uzn. Mrs. ffurrlo
Chapman «.‘ML iuundid llm Nulllfilllll
“You in b".
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Yomrdsy. this annual convention
of the Nauonul Lemur of Women
V‘nlm was welconwd in 8!. Louis
vol: Pruldonl of the Ht. Louis Lowuo
of Women Volurs.
This your Lilo mum or birth
loonlrol will not come up {or puh.
illr‘. dlscusslon. but will to (3334”15l94
.al in. prlvalo breakfast mw ling
"Tho lmuuo has sucrtwvlrd 1‘] hr-
comlng lhr. lot-3'. nun-"y vhvr» ‘a in
this country for utilizing me mor-
rlod woman'n margin." said Mrs.
Golltlrn in ltor opening mlk
Put [m 0‘" l’lrly
carving their rnuntry as citizens. not.
as philanthropists or teachers or m.
ills. may mako this organisation
ihslr volllclo of pavrlollarn in peace
lilmo. To me ll is honor wluclo Khan
“1% pollllml purlv h-‘r'nl'm
[LPH‘HO studios Hm prnlllnms of tho
Idsy without mm or
{considering ihn 1mm r'flh' — than tho
pouucisn.”
The League clslms 1 mommmllp
of 3.000.0M, whlrh. “carding to
'Mrn. (Mllhom. lu s laudable truly
oouuiderinx lilo luck or hand wagon.
:nnd rod flrn which :mondu its pro-
lcedure. "We have nothing 10 offer
”in pollllcnlly or unt‘lnllv .unhlllouu.”
she said. "And Wilma-cu consider
the amsll number of men who study
govern em seriously. you should ba
proud of. we huvo 2.000.000 women
voters committed to illnl program.
Herr: ln‘fll. ‘ Louis. v.2; haw: 3.00.3
mombon. A city with s urn-sonny of
shot, size would be proud 0: ll.
“Thu 1. who: I mply will. poo-
plo who any that woman rurfrsso
has been a failure. If mun were so
puslllonlmoul that women in seven
years could how's accompllsbod u re
volullon in American political lilo
I'd be sshsmod of thorn." '
Miss, Boll. Sherwin. prooidonl of
’ the Nollonol Luau. expressed o si-
. mils: View ywordny sftornonn
Mir-(min: tho hunger of the womr-n
. for mars infornlsllou concerning lhl
' problems of sovornmonl.
. "Equal wrongs" for women in lo.
ldum-y woo tho theme of s will by
. Miu Afny Mshor. nf Toledo, Ohio. In
'whivh she urged trodes union for
lwonml on tho solution of their indus-
lrisl problems. Bho stacked the so-
cnllod "equal rights nmsndmenl"
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.lourol, (”utilnllf’ Imuzhttrs oi Amor-
‘lm. is (n ho hum May i9, it has neon
dlfinli-ly nnnounwd, in spi"; of the
several changes olrmdy made.
Mrs. M. J. O'Brim hoods the vo~
rious committees in chum: Mrs.
Link?!“ c-ommllion; MM. (‘.‘. A. Mch
Goorgo Honda is chairman ni’ tho;
No-Public Discussion of Birth
Control at Women Voters' Meel'
Argumpnts This Year To Be Confined To
vaate Breakfast This Morning; Republi-‘
Work of League.
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"Women who have a. passion furl
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tho.
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who: shall. not
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0f tlm annual -ummulo~.l n! [in
Nation"! lmuxuu or anwn Vol-
ern now Minx; hr"! lull“. Louis.
Fvconvl lln.
Morning HP‘SfllUH: limumll‘ve on
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t‘ducallou, lilao L‘Ol‘nolla Allur, ’
churmm. commit!“ on how ;
smuu of Women, Miss minor
lJunshoo. chairman. l
'J n'x‘hrla rn me nflvlnorm: l’JV-
.ruslv. m fA'v‘lInR of lhvr above com. I
willow.-~ (lump 1' (if (hr: roulet—
rum,
3 n'clml. ill-mung of tho nn- é
Ira.) mumll and m t-xcurllon for l
llm dolngnltu .
7 {Kuhn}: :1. 'ho ovonm‘: PM .
dinner. mm. \l'liivnoy prcsldlni. !
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pony rm lllv grrnmd ”m it would!
limo rm HMWH'J" (:HNTL lo the one
in drilling l‘lmvn women's
wagon .ln'l nmmmlullioo ill 'h-tl la-
‘uor Infll'l'l‘ l
A wax-nan on wfiry olocllon hoard
Wan luuxmvri by Mn. Chsrlss M.
Lou. of l'ulrmlwmln, no (mo. of tho
nolullonn m 1h“, prnhlwll or 971‘: in.
mliorlnr x .1. r. 'l llIr-y “0”“, ho
mmnr pol-ii: mufldonvn in tho
lllvl'lol'fu‘ U! l!“ LHI‘ 1. In hill. if
thorn “.18 .i mull“ nu r-ww hoard.
Mn. 1‘. J. Flown. a." Wisconsin. Id-
vnr‘uu‘d Hi" )lilu-nlllr.w> avalom of r..
tlull‘aflnn lhrmmli n anral offlf'd
“hlt‘h l10r-silwrn' Tull lll-‘l Huh (no!
of ruls'orlnlz ll'.‘ sum-“mm, Thu (my
in l? l '2 ovum :l l"l415'«i'\"1Vniul’fln. .
liimlly. l‘ihlmxu. ~Zu. mm. haul hull:
(moon llliorrlzmiiotr rulzlsir'luom ix.
six years.
mm. mmrol l
Blrlll COn'l‘v»I "l”‘lllfillnlll. who a!
ways nnpmlr :ll .rilgll" rlf Wmnrl.
Vol-‘FS vugv: n‘lunx. :irv' l‘ll‘nded lhlni
war by .‘vlra l". lioh- l’lmll’i Jones. of:
Now York. Vh': l-l llllormined 'of
form a vow. from ”'1'. roux-onllon.‘
(”floors of lilo loom”. oval. lhnuo.‘
uhn are prim'Hy in favor of Him"
mnvonwnt. rum (”molly John'nllnar‘l;
apl‘w w 1? pro.
L‘ul J:
‘ gram.
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Court Laurel Banquet. D
Definitely Set For May 19
Tm annual Moon“ of the Court tmlm. grand ll‘flf'i’lf. and Min Mun
Mrs. Jones My th dwnind llli‘:
prlviluz. of presuming hm' roux". 'rl
ilm coulrrm‘mn on c‘mH “'FHHH‘. hut L
has lr-rr‘xlm'arzly rnrnprnmlsnl on n'
privhzo llrmlcv‘wl this morning
liu'lfizulm W12") “'l‘n‘l 50 hour her argu- ,
mania.
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Drury will hrarl mo ontorlalnm‘om
r‘ommilltrw Miss ancwn Splnn and
‘Mlv Armira Cunnill‘wll \A'Hl‘llru‘lll lhni
musk: mmmlllw; Mr". anry I‘l'vrgzg
man and Mrs. John mum: vslll heath
tho priming committed.
Thvm will be a spook” from out
of town and a muslcul program.
. SERVE SPECIAL
, Spinach has such :1 high vlmmln
iconfnnl that it ghoul-fl nppmr nflon
lnn lhe blli of ram. ‘ When buylng u
’ Court N arruk Meets
Only roulln-l luminous mm nano-
.lV: sure the plan’s haw plenty of; ”"04 M ”“3 TE‘K‘JW‘ muting f'f
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FOR THE TAILLEIYh
j 5mm of we amanm now tulorod
. Manon; have pinned mums and any
‘ how rm of Mao): ribbon. such an s.‘ arrange a. pron-m for out ovonlng.
lmun wears will: fill dinner cool.
lmvns and that till-y look {rte-h and 5 Pride of (
FOR DAY PROCKS‘ f .
Tho. combination of taffeta and:
lgoorntlo crow becomr's dolly more
popular. ptrlir‘ularlv in hlncll and him your Hardenlu‘ looln’.‘
navy bluo for day froclu.
on cunlosrrx'
"Fir. l'mul'l UK! '0 W"? 3‘0" tuna, try next coon—Pusan; show.
{ daughter."
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ll?" . .
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HARD ON MOTHER
DAl‘GHTKR:
Mr. (jlrflelxh, mol‘ner
MOTHER: Grin-loos. child! Ire-
ago.
DAI’GHTER: I ”know. We‘vo just
had a good laugh (about. lt.-Punr‘h.
JABO’I‘ ’I'Bllflflxfl
l
”my 0! the silk tracks designed soon the prisoner at the bar?
for afternoon have large, soft revues
in front that. giro a Jot-00.. effrcL
Girl Scouts Entertain Mrs. Coolidge
‘Mu forlollon something. my boy?
{Bonn In a recent address he do-
l'vl; lust accept“ closed" that when l'lusslan thnolro
olslmod hv Bong-d Connor, .1. oflfnsed him myself twenty-live ”outbound on days when Ruuun plo-
.iurv=s were domsndcd by tho gm orn-
‘ourt Narruk. Companlorlo
of ma,» form”. in Eagles! hail. Moll?
ovonuo. luut ovsuinx. A soclnl mooi-l
in: will be hold on April :8. A sps— ‘
olal meollni o! the entertainment
commlme will he called shortly to
Ono now application for member-
r‘llip was rewlwd loo! El'ti‘llll'l“;
llll’IDMATK.‘ Your”. 6
BOY; Father says will you land
l‘UNCTIIJOUS CHEST: liavsn'l
BOY: Ho MM it tho old fool re-
m
Plain-IR OUR FILMS.
NEW YORK. - American-made
Mg m Sidney llillmnn. proslden‘. of
Lilo Amalgamated Trust and Savings
owners won told to show moro nus-
slon rxlclureu. lhw cloud their '
n'llll'lf. l
WAS Ill: SOBEB?
MAGISTRATE: Have you OWr
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bowlm m llw fw-lwoll: Alwyn 1..l
ol’enlrlta .lll- r leldl Ll~~ v rl-llr Hm; .l
to I’ll, «girlhl‘oz‘lmt. In 1', ml arr-w ’, ‘
WIN)?" a who?! l'lll'dl'K‘Rfl "f‘fimfln V'w-s
hold, l’lell‘onhlis l3- wl-‘m Sf’l‘mi.
Tim Flaw. in llil'xil ;l ll‘ .‘ l‘ .‘ WM
:".'r ”If (“"l‘lfFJ Hf Ali} .9. I\"~L
landfr. V'ifl mum ”in " "1'.
HM}. Ell-v r n'onlillf n‘.
Professor ’{eed
l‘n‘irl'y ‘
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at New
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Th,“ Filll‘l;i'ld
Wamtn Valera will mot-l.
HRW‘H. Apr” 25* 'x' r "E' .‘«
lessor Cilll'llll lf-r Y
3‘“)! ."lHVI-A’H‘ "
filly. will .‘frl‘hf
"QUEEN vmlunll
llfllllflllllllll
Two Fusions Women B
the Sunflow-
ln tho your loliq two balm-a
born whose lives were dmilned
£‘2‘n-
.ri
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m
.‘ '4
v.4.
lug inilueu
One ow; ho -‘
.1 Mom rustle
Old England.
other in a h -
hlo farmhouse
New England.
Queen Viclo
through her ,
lion) and kin-
nesa during
thronod Ln
tho British paupln. Lydia l1 Pl
him through llw. merit of her V
BNO Campound hus rumio nex- .
l household word in thousands
Anal-loan bumm, '
firs. Adolph llrszlm of 42H: Fa
13th 8!... Sun”?! Omuhl. Nubrn >
in a run-down (audition for 2'0'
your! before an»; iriod the Co:
a. "I bump fl- take Lydla B
mum's \‘egnlo‘b Compound,
tho influx. "and l have [on my.
hllm steadily improving." Mn.
Bronte continued to Lake the Com- ~
pound for a your and a half sud ,
If. the end of first umo found In-
all in excellent health. "I am too!-
ing fine now and do Ill my work
myself.“ she wrote recently. “l on
the mother of six sod manszo su
Quill-room house within. help."
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Norwalk Chronicler