H-» ~-..--..-.——
0F SPEIAL INT FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
I
”conferred upon them for the effec-
League Of Women Voiéi's
Walks Around “Dry" Issue
Afraid To Decide Question Because It Has Not
Stood (in Lee e Program for One Year,
the Required ime.
bound on em Milt eaten b s
At the lost err-ion of th‘ Leaflet
ot Women Votrrs. In sonnet meetlnl notional crisis. it tree hill tine 00
ee It. home. yesterday. the nest" Iprecedure eee ensue.”
use to um I'onsrese to prevent ell 7”,. tree ‘ u. .g ”,1...
medillceuoe or the Eighteenth "on, 4," .5. tho-(ht this eppeel
Amendment or the Voleteed Act weeI would .V, the 4.”,
not edopted.
Instead m. convention "1".” “It": l'ueeriutelzreriirf‘romulx:
went on yr. ord u recommendin‘i l' a o r
enforcement 0’ “win; new Ind ..ett mntlrruin] h" “1'9”” w
owns the President end other. mi "mil“-
use to the tulim extent the postal 'You ere ow. l moron street
entorcemest or the Veleteed set.
The criets demende‘ breve deeds end
no equivoretton." it. sold.
The Ippeele or the indicnent
idrye ren. lhroufll the hell for rum
then en hour end n half. for more
toolinI wee manifest to support of
tlvo ssuhliehment of prohibition.
The plan of the notional ottirore of
the league for I continuance of the
policy of study first end Vllsle'ioo
efterwerd prevailed in ’plte of ihr
seventy fill‘ld womrnI feeling the!
prohiti mo men I. more] I"... Wm". I the VolItend not then for my renee
lmnerended preerrihed roulil’lt'. 'hlrh h” "‘9‘“ "l" "m.
Flinn In Ippoel from the f'erriol m" n l'm‘ tlrne. “WWW" it "0
”‘me .- m "NAM”. of «Mun-ll known that the animal teed
llllllv of Woman tau." felled to l "l' t‘ 4" ”" '"""““"" °' "l" ”‘3”
overturn the motion of 'ho ronv-n- ' ""‘ 099M '0 "l, entfilllng 'l
flm'i ileum with prohibition in the lobby
This appeal we hrmixh’ tormmt It. Wuhinlion. nevertheieeI. the
drnnv-uuilniiy at the rim. at tho do jdrvl nimble out of their in em. with
hate hv Writ John f‘l Hill/tr presi 3 conviction ll'iil' tho hither duty of
dry“ m «r.» l'onneylunrn Isn't]! women voters celled tor so out-
"imtt night a? 6 o 'rlork ' eeid . molten declaration on e. “30".“ issue.
Mrs. Mum --t mum over the ions; "flow ssh we ever espiA-f'i it ie'
dietenre telephone in Nut York to U“ “Will?! that n abject like we:
Wm l‘errte Fhepmen "I" the we. I hlliitlon mull b. dialed by our '9.
men who wt t]! ihrmllh the out ' men for I you before we den let.
(“an tinhl 1nd Ill" I7t'll Ihe Irae.|’llon’" demanded Mrs. ('ati M:-
mm mm trestle nonunion i
~10 ”on lunch or the moses of test nlgtu't mt! Million at in: open
Moe." by the l'mplee (lel, It the [Vat-tit “flit-em last night.
bites
Hospital Whist Club
Dinner Fridayl
Tfifiiii ~Plans Made For
the cost of tho mlnsirvl wee hdltl
lrm «wt-nine at tho home of Mrs
KRH’IPTlflfl inner, to Mnriln llrmh
'Tliti munmlttro reports it l'lt'le"
of tlrlmts.
The nest rehearse! will he held on I
Fridov Wetting at the horn» of Ur:
.ltmnln l1. tiholll. ht. mum. tvtnun.
hie lotimu.
.1» Wm”... . weo. ....
Rummage Sale
. mill for n rummage sale to be
field in the rim future were med:-
e routine of the [Adios o'
I ‘ Mort lA-slon. in Mouse Home,
last evening.
Vet v sullefsctnry ro-
..._.... l- -.l...~.... .. M. . .
standn‘
i
M wank. UllAEflll’IED lEiiVll‘T’}
finds.
tithor plotus veers
MOI. in I “Ad 9! “All“.
“-..—u... ~-u—m M '.M«m~
HOUSE EFFICIENTLY
v e .
Without Good Haiti:
1 was on n visit to my sister in i
titles. Michigan.,iind she had taken i
Mills. ll. Plnlrheni'e Vesstshis Com.
pound. Her husbend not me e hot.-
tle end 1 tools It and felt so much
better thet i not e eewnd one Now.
whenever i feel rundown t folio tho
Venteble Compound end soon feel
Iii rixllt “sin. 1 have hilti thron
little girls in the lord. six yours and
do ell my housework sewing, trelli-
ill. end lroslnI. My time is pretty
we l tellen up. hutl will tintiwer eny
letters 1 metro."-Mun Flt/i .vx mit-
ooonm 83! Pierre Avenue, Museum.
0.
dinrgiil. Michisen.»"l em vary
thenlifui for what your medicine
ties done for me llllil have recom-
llifllil“ ii. io other! i took it to
hire the “mill"! bsfore my belly
VII born. lwould intro to stop wot
sod lie down sometimes ell the often
noon. i felt so if i did not one
whether enytiiins wee done or not. l
at tired out so ossily. Ono day i
outid A little book on my porch Ind
thet limit 1 showed it to my hus-
heud end he went dottn town end
the e bottle of ladle in. Pink-
snl'e Vee tehle compound. The
Illedi sine helped me so much
thsti tree ..oon Ibis to do my Work.
and when or baby was born. my
little. Mrs. orbee. sold it well the
outset birth the hut oval attended.
I! ini be more “It!!! pigs"? It i em
e “someones" ovum
tee pinion Ii. W—Ml. lumen Pse-
elito. m Inrpriee Are. ltursle.
soulless.
/ use. mess
“this“ ensue. salesmen. out.
our Wells Celt Mekee
MMtittekueWenl-
en tsMelle n Home
To its e suooeestol hpuelnelteru
net meld her!
I not well. the one Is up.
omen everywhere ere lest-n-
rough their own psreonei Il-
ritttllsss women did the
n'l’lnilhein e Vow
1 “SACWrM Ml"
" er. Ohio.
wiser-rises.
. . 10c lb.
. .ch lb.
l .180 lb.
. ..8c lb.
. .28c lb.
. .20c lb.
-W
Market:
meme-lumen.“ lenil let-web
U._fle'llletemm
mete-nine mm.mw
'BlltllpCoriiedBeef..............
'ComedSpersRibs...............
"CornedPluFut, .............l.
‘ stood
Ill niriit lti County Woman Nears
Minstrel Show May 5I
The Hospital Whie~t (lot. will Midi Delegates from posts and nut-y Tl... . cut-rte tr. he mm: In You arm-lord no: l rrntnry atneml; Mrs.
mg "no", "wt.” tmridey It llitithl from all parts of tiw still" a. prom“. ”ml .\1 . i'trwl tune-Jury.“ l“ liohlrt of (thin. ornsno
M0” Lawn Inn [tumor will br- will fill/rm] flit: 'Illtifill"’l nitrite l’l li‘t'xlnit of ';l" to rh ".lll lw llw' m-xt 37an Ibrrt'iflry [("flg'ffil‘. Mn. ‘4‘";
We! li't 7: it. admit. he hoes. given on Mav 5., m tornmnnlty edit. 'netinrml D. A. it. we'll m I” Wynnf. of P'nnstlvnnle. treeeuter
“will he Mrs. Oliver Kimberley, Best Norweik. hy hlulvoyr'l‘erlovl ”50,4," p, .. dlenn'rh 1mm“: nrrnl lire. Hubert M. Lord. of
fire. item! it. Find. end Mrs. Jen- Wit and auxiliary. A "lit-HIM 0' \t'eemnstnn in. no.” not. can I‘lgllr'" t'ormvondlnl ”NM"! l0"-
'r
girl: to I ti r-i’ li'rr to Hit
suit In.”
r Irrtlm. 1.! riiilrrre that tr... ,I. ve'npedg
Ithe. past
m were nlvm of tho «with out» ' I
t‘nntmtiirut at: (77'“i‘ll‘lil-I'PVWNII.
fillplmmilliz “to. Anthony Wain”
't‘ook. lipnnIrI-d to hove been It'-
‘ Nil WOMAN CAN KEEP E
i‘lm Mllniitir Thilirduy promises to
:l‘fli M” truth»: “"w‘rh‘h'f new harm, on tin rumor of null-
tlu ’lllhll. t mp r u I: ti'rtt L ' . _,
r or end Hiuriiey Ivonne.
dnrnuel William» limit,- of illinoie sell "l "
shore. of town.
"is there my women in this house
who hes not rrtsde up her mind on
thin Question?” cried Dr. Anne C.
i'iarkr. of l'enneyivenie. “Tn. vvo
hdortily in evmrmthv wi'h our will
iidr‘l-—lh"i‘ it for the mlomity re.
port lth'o Hired her it ehe under
that "we minority report in.
Mir/l oril’flrol anion and that they
rip-Hymn?" mm. mm sealed it with men who sponsored the suttrege.
‘het it won rnn'mrv to the rn’nhlinh ;mnw-rnent never thought w,._ the
grownup-h .1 m» legrrm- dmwndents. would Mme to thin
. moment end teil our ronetry. Lat up
«tend up four sullen; end he count.
ed " up
ll firiv rstoml
r on or.» ne- re
“so... enlrl e‘irv tho‘
0",". rev. tiry Mr “(I
that It tilt- rlvrtrrdtire of tho leeqw
National Presidency ofD. A. R.
tinentei t .nrrt‘en ht 1hr Atnnwnn Mrs. Eli A. lielmick. of the
Ipwwpm rim Ir. . r ,i... .. M Mm. District or f‘olumhle. rouletmr uten-
'ii‘i‘tk with. Intel. Mm Alice Louise lift-Duff". of
«.it. r.wr:"ll:hlrnn. historian urinal; .vlre.
‘flereid Livingston Iohuyier at Coin-
redo. reporter (outfit to the lmtth-
sr-nlsn institution: Mrs. aorta-e 3i.
Pentium. of Vermont. librarian it‘ll-
erel. Ind Mrs. J. ti. Freiioehuynnn. at
New Jersey, onreior (enerei.
l’llATERNALS
Thvr' will he A business mooring
Hit littlrtr {of NH W'l
.t merit nn 0: the orphiseilou in
Tim the! (motor-lo to thr- unanimous
ltwtirm of Mrs Ant-"ll llttmeomL of
moved with lhll tnrmel Williflfnt't'tl
I-Ieterdnv at the rendition-y of Mrs.
(h we» White .V'eeh, or New Yrik.
Pram lhA [ill form Mt» anh on
mur'rd hhe tune out if the nut 'in
Mill lnlrrt-et of hirmony“ anti ”th
.= undid-lie entire the mid tin/l rhlil
hit-o hr, my” at tho leer tolnlilr
in tho Catholic
thin
it
in
H .
‘VN‘l.
ltivislhti, A.
civil; lmust;
Ii'i'onlnk
nvtnue,
“aw-”e...—
”Moved
Mr nod Sire ii. A. ill-vie of H
l‘otlnra elrnot hnvo moved into their
in unusually tome.
Thom on \its l'.r'mm~ntt'l tlrkrt
W-n'm- -. om-
WANT MEMORIAL
TO BE PLACED
SOMEWHERE ELSE
i
RINH CHOW
sale It Comps road and Post road.
in Main it" Norwelll. Cl- the town
and recommended that
erect tho Immortal lit tho ll’flnlltt
on Myrtle ever-lite in front of the
Memoriel Church of the Holy Trin'
iiy.
Clever Styles in Cost; $325211". 11.33.327.371." {5°33
and Dresses for
Children
parted hy the organization's prosi-‘
Ages 3 to 14.
dent. Mrs. Welter ll. Eager, to
members of the town's memoriel'
DRESSES
$1.98 to $10
committee It e epociel meeting in
COATS ‘
$4.98 to $16.50
Mrs. Starr B. Hoyt announced at
the meeting of the W. ’t‘. i. A. that
They include many types,
especially suitable not only
nrrenlrorm-nte hnd boon mean for
holding it nerd perty It the Redford
for Spring but for Summer
as wall.
llouee under the auspices of the or-
Jacob’s
nnieetlon for the purpose of rela-
lnI funds for tile melnteltietioe of
12-14 North Stein Street
South Norwellt
the Weetport roam in the Not-went
NOTICE
To all interested in becoming
members of the “Bible Memo
rising Crusade." booklet r
oonteinin 1926 oelender oi
verses wil be found on still-
et Donnsliy'e Stationery Di‘
pertment. price 25 cents.
"Ail isel'uitiii the nine vet-el-
the some do: throughout tin
world."
IP
I.
- mm!” .' Weetport Women dont went. e
' I don horde. ' wer memoriel on tho trleoeie It
I Your 0M ' Compo and Post. nnede.
I We have imtlt veghtehiu l The Women's Town Improve-
. mm mm" "M. in a mu" I moot. Association at its meeting
' "W‘mm'm‘ .. ' Monday etternoon endornd the oc-
' Clapboud Hill reed ' tlun at Its advisory hoerri protesting
I I the town's plane to moot the pro-
' comp“), I posed new vVIr memoriei on the trl.
‘ Phone ”all .
I l
l
MAKE YOUR OWN
Flowers. Petty Fevors
'snd Lemp Shades
Consult our
Dennison Demonstretm
ms INITIUOTIOI
The Hamilton Shop
49 Well Street
0
Muses Crepe
0
KO
Fields fineness fienree end
liovver delicate. finished with sill
:2“ i'mml' 51.75
J. l. MAUI"!
sew-lumen...
x
'herm Mrs. Dorie
delightful.
of tho ledivs Atlirllihl’y of Nerwellt Ir.
‘Iltrm
nt'orn'nL
Brilliant Rendition
By People S Chorus
_..-.——-
lCon mired front Pose One.)
A “maul sooner nee served
st In. Morrison‘s hetero the extend-
enee es the eeoeert. The neon te-
nded: broth. send. chicken petite.
one. his. ice “as. studied fruit
end coffee.
Thea present included:
Ill ‘ nay. Dov-root John it.
Trumbull. Ire. John ls. 'iruulouu.
Jet. Trumbull. ueut. Uov. Ind litre. .
J. Edwin Brunerd. “Juugl and
em George H. Cole. Melor tienrr .
Al “4 Mrs. Moi-rte ll leyne Inn.
eat end the Jean. Heuerty. :0!
out cuties. Allen. Uotonel James
Guess. Commoner Ind lire. am I
see Pickering. Executive lorreteryl
Edward L Kelly. tile uon-ir Mevor'
Themsel. Robina. Reverend“ herirs;
A. Rake. lieneior Ind tire. Frank
Groom. ltepreeenteuve end lire
heenten Lint. Represenutlve end
lire. Hervey Kant.
Mr. end Mrs. John mine. Cheriee
I. Williamson. Mr. CIArlel Hoyt.
(Yemein Anson l". Kt-ler. l'epiem
Ind Mrs. J. W. Lockhert. .‘lisl Al-
ling. Sites Baum. Mr. and tire. ll
7. Andrews Mr. end Vire. Philip
Jolob. hero! Downs. Hr. pod tire
Hervey 7'. Mitchell. Modems Genie
listinelte. Miss MIMI Rilch. l’tohert.
8
Queit Miee therlutle. layn- i'eul
Plots. heretics (‘. Woodhridge.
John Shermen.
The 01m
Planers end ferns decoretrd th»
form oi. the Recent. The con-
ilself held the Ittention of the.
audience from beginning to end. in
wire of the tech of soy intermission. .
Besides the lam soloists elreedyi
mentioned. there were the ”three:
molds "soloists. Mrs. Miro Punninx- I
Armvhmu. Ind,
Mt. Elsie Moulthron whose iittic’
dittiee were muth enjoyed.
Rollie.
Ioloe, duets and chorus rinsing;
ell pleyed I pod out in the preeen.
iot'on of the oriere. Erich of th- f'ur
soloists were elven emn'e rh 'nt-n to
disnley their toleri‘s Ind Mich amend);
like Zelioekn in "Tie the lat-t»
Root- of Summer." the swat refrain
Whirl: is known to everyone rh
line hed Iny musirei t‘ori'sct, at ell
"play"! her ere” end it the eudirrme
were de‘iI’htrd hero's w ‘h hrr liflK'i
inn. they were Ip’i‘hound then, I
Mlle Mehle Ritrh lvnrm-n to Nor-7
walla-rs from hrr inst nppmrnnr-
with the Peorie‘s thorns. wee
her rich rmno lopnrio
being hr for one of the. but Nor-r
walk hee ever Mord.
The inter. l'tohori Qusit. m. ...
nrriully flood in "0 When hll'i rose
felt on my sight." whilo Mr. Purim.
the but in hie deep cleer mice. was:
excellent in "Lovely cousin, 1 im-I
plan you." He toot his parts so.
newruliy that, the preeantntlon took
on the Iimosrlhere end form of e.
littln pleyiot hr-tvvetn himself nntiI
the ’liner lhreo soloists. rether than
I. rt- mtlIitIi numb re. _ l
The People's Chorus lama} in the
in» number "Now April deye rt-‘
turnins" which new thorn ample
-,, frr ”it true is of note tol-
rnclmly and item anti: fur
wt 1. h they are notrd.
tllhtr number! on the pruumrr‘i in
'hn opere includedz" BriIht u are}
(he mm of heaven " ”Every heert'“
“ltther omn, Iinxvr not " 'f‘nmo.‘
O M lltlt on (Mr, " "0' r-r my lift' " " ‘Vr-l
Anne. mines of Enelend. " “hoe whui '
rreoe thry show " “Forum in my rim-
ll' meldrns." "'i'het's the room."
"Midri-ht rhimee sound eter,‘ "tirt'n
he oft." "Come. out yeti tell me"
"All we indies of tho rourt." "titty.
of been." "How titlrluriolltt. l'lli‘it‘ mnlI
during." "lit-even forgive this ("‘l'l
Ind “Wlwn 1 first that
hand did cleim."
Gowns.
Mrs. John H. Trumbull
gowned in heeded blue chltion.
pastel twurf, cor-seas bouquet iiilies
of tho velloy.
Mrs. Lucy Mfll'kl Morrison worn it
twinned Iowa or block chiffon with
eetln slippers end hose to match.
Mills Osiris. Zolineltn was drirsud
in salmon hooded crepe. End wore
silver nilppurs and horn and 11
double string of pearls"
bites MIhol Bitch was gowuod in
upphlro blue velvet. low girdle of
rhinestones. a train. sliver slippers
and hose and it string of erlfl.
Mrs. Hnlflln. pianist. wu dressed
in pole ornnle tadetn with From-h
llovverl at her worst. wearing blull
tillppel‘l. ‘
ll loses.
to the governor's box were: Mr.
end Mrs. John H. Trumbull. ltov.
Merlin. Lit-utennt Governor and
Mrs. J. Edwin Finelllfll'tl. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Kelley. lilies Jenn
Trumbull, Gonerel end Mrs. James
{haltcr Hunt". Sir
‘1“ .
""—-
Mom Ind Meier General Mulls
3. nine end litre. Pune i
In the be: directly sealed tut of .
the Invernnr. which
Meyer Themes Robins.
end are John Milne. liey. Chart"
Williamson of When. (Julein An
eon Keeier. L‘ol June. (Loon. out:
Lieutenent Key 1). Downs.
In ti). loft lrclt r. ‘ o-i' Clones
l Hoyt. Judge eri \ln rm,
lill‘ml 1M. or ‘. .‘r...'..
“My”, .\1.‘ i.'l \l.’ i {l , r l
Andrews and Mr end .\.'r e. to“ .p
Ware Mr ’
LII
l'.l
JlkOb.
Others Present.
Others silent." 1m. il’l‘l
Mr. and Mrs t'.l.p .‘- Krupp,
Mr. not ”re blend 1 l-' I. a lull‘»
eni Mrs Noneiiieh' «'ivir» ti: AL'l
.‘iirs W l-‘renltiin Hum;- ‘.i.~, end
Hrs. 11 tienford i-‘c tr Li: and
‘itre t'oniad P. 'r'rt... it and tire
item-rt J'.II"O.'!. ‘llf 4.1:! Hrs
Hamid hI-n. I'mrm... .is‘. J..‘l ‘i.'v
Edwrir'i M. (Jane. ‘-ir '1 lir-
l’runifi L/iu-irz' \ir. ‘.l Elm
“O‘t ”-1 “r. (it. Until.
.\lr. end lire Airs. l..:....'l..'. .'.i.'
end tin. “rm; 0. im i..:ew.::
C. Lockwood. .lir. end .‘.i:: iretilgm
\mthrup .\l.‘ ..i ‘i ' J‘vn’il'i
(iupoeelie. .\i" ini tire. lLIrmr
(Ir-1‘, Mrs i: '3 iii. f.’.,"i.t. \lr
and Mrs. Robert Slitox. .‘-i. all
Mrs. Party 5. Uerls'l, it 2’“: i..
Harrie. Mrs. Eels .\ C';'.A.’.’l. L‘
ilumtiira, lic'iitns heirs k; i.yc~-t'
.‘vlr. e'iri .‘lrl .\ ii.» if; t. r, .‘l: EM
Mrs Flt-tutrn Uni-I. ilvtua'. l't-i'
r’rnncie .lr-nnlner. imi'mrd Airhtj,
Mr. lend bits. John Summon. l;llill-r
tend the. Georg.
lughnm, lir. and Mrs Perri lluindt.’
'I'im lnemlwir. of tho chorus in-«
iiii'l‘..
ALO.
)llu. Ginnidu iirundu, Miss Ruth
llcnon. Mite Anon Backus. Slim“
.tliilam ill-lags. .‘lrs. .\. Cunning-4
llnrn Mrs L»- is florhnin M: ii
Marthe Hopkins. ills. “In Hanks.
Mrs i‘lliilp Jrlcoh, Airs. (.lrriv-I
Moriirr.
Mrs. flervoy )llichcii. Hrs. Stet.
klzi, Mrs A. ll. Biswn .irs (m .
Smft Sire (ll-r'riide Htt‘ilrli'. Mire?
Inlmmn. MI! in n “llltr. . l
Trnm‘ .
ANY :1! Arveulth'iiig, Horton ELI
ilitihlt. C. linlnivrsnn. (I. Franco;
John Guererd Willuim his. Loni»;
heri. ll. Mouiilrop. John himrimunu
Fl. 'inkllri Morhiiti. i'iuii H Niall,
Hill 54 ili:.lll ill tl q'lll.iw.
lulu
C. b liniiicrimid. l“. l. lld.llliz.|
Howard Hus-Ml. Chlorine lilmrs.‘
lliios Kettiism, Ellsworth i.o..i.wood.
liiirvry Silhhrll. l/‘BUI ii. l’ldl".
.lnlin ['Jlm‘l‘. (.‘liiiluu Purim-k.
humor-i ltollorih. (imam Satil‘i ‘
l-‘runk Ftustlutunt. Mi. Hiilpiimim
ill-Witt. 'l'olwd. 1.. t2. \Vuoilbl'idiio.
Hopi-into
Helen Adenir. Gram .idume. hire.
Dolls Al'V'ltit“liOiifi. Hilda llrldlhfl'i‘.
Laurie lunch, .‘iii's. Arthur Burt.-
Mrs. ll-xltu [truth/rum. Mi. livi-
wnrri iJiMkmun. Mrs. F. ii. liaise:
Mi'l. John Bettie. Ji'. Eta lit'rf'-_
lill-‘li i'ntpnihc, .‘ili‘s. ii Chopin. .\li‘t=
Nolllo l'ill’ln‘iii‘ltiiii Mrs. if. lrI-lli‘li.
Mrfl. l“. .l. ii'vi‘rii-t. .‘lrit. .lllliii (31w;-
(It‘ll. .\ll'li. C. (idl’lli‘llil. l-Lu-lyli (islili-
or. Mrs. l‘ ll. llill‘t'l:'. Mrs. \Vlllium'
“limit”, .‘lily lliirris. hilli'loriu lini
corniw. litiiti‘i Linclln. Mrs. L. H
Moulihrun, Elsie Moulthrop. Funny
Mlichil. Mrs. Archibald Mrri'imsiii.
Mrs. McMillan-r. .‘viub'il l’i'yt'i‘. flirt-.1,
Gl'ni'xn «minim-d. Mary llldI-r. ll‘iil-t'll
ltldor. Eilm lit-tiling. Rulll [luv-l
mood. hire. Herr) shutcit. know-xi
Itennerd. Mrs. David anincn. lim‘
Alicu Thole. Mrs. P. A. Taylor. lim
'l‘illry, Mrs. Alice l'hl. Ruth l'iil. .\.II
C. \Vi'lilli‘l‘hlh. Eliiily Wi-sifuli. .\llil‘i T
Wolf. itilih Wood, Mr... 1.. C. anl
bridge, Edith Youwa. Amy Youngs.
Mrs. Hey Butterflcld.
Parent'Teachers’
Convention Opens Tomorrow
The twenty-sixth ennuel conven-
tion of the Connecticut Congress oi
Pnronte and Teachers will be held
tomorrowlund Fridey, April ll! end
April Ill at tile Mohicnn natal. New
London. Mr. N. Wooster Webber.
President. will preside.
~‘l'lio first session opens st one
o'clock in the eftornoon. amoun-
wlll be given by Dr. Benllmln 1‘.
Marshall. President of Connecticut
College for Women. All Iddroee will
follow by Dr. A. B. Meredith. Diets
Commleelom-r of Education. on
“lefety end the flohosie." There
will else be en eddreee by Prof.
Hen W. Fernum of Yelo Univor-
sity. "Tho Present Crisis."
Thoreau eveninI All Iddreee will
be elven by Mr. Comoros neolt. Per-
sonnel Director of New rel-it stool:
tsoheeee on "The Cost or reefer
Two Day
hhip." At this time there mil be
solos by Mrs. J llcnry Nuylor and
n reception to Mrs. George B. Chen-
dler. Neiionui UOl'l't'flpuntllll)‘, Sour.
tery. who Is leaving for her new
home'in Ohio.
Friday morning's session will bl;
given over to reports and short ed.
dresses.
At two In tho afternoon Mrs. E. C
lilnson. Vice President of the Ni!-
tlonel Congress ,of Parents end
Teeohere will Iprek on "Progrem
Melting." Miss Dorothy s Buckley.
Nutrition Ipeolelisi. Connecticut
Dairy and Food Council. will speak
on Ham's Management. She will h.
followed by Dr. A. Ellenbelh ing-
rsbnln eprekine on "The Summon
Round-up of Children." Dr. Ingre-
bent in director of Child Hygiene.
ltete Boerd of Heelth.
impulses
”M'IHIWINI
385i MUNSIE’ im.
conuinlvu ,
Vftlli .Iivhn
Moudnrop. inlaid U. l.’,‘r.'..‘. Mr:
William AlCl~lLllidlh
tiles iimsie .‘tiiim.....xr.. Lima .\
l-‘iorencu Nitnnis Mix lr-I: hf)!
t‘hitlfl. Min Ito-7 \"VV'iiii flint .‘ll'
Hath! H \Vi't'l. William H Toll'fi
lire. Clarence Neutron, liiu hall.
ioen P'laherly. hire. itch-rt Gainer.
Mn. John Werrril, ‘-ir and Mrs
id. llowerd l-Jvor-. Eire .inrin ll'lini.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfro-«i \rv~ii..i:-.r.n‘
Mill June .‘44- "in.
Mrs. Edward Shim. Mrs Furl
God-try. Mrs. .luaoii. ixiun .‘.::s.
John livnjnmin. Mr and Mn. Kid
erick iiov-Iuher. A J. timer Mm
Kathleen Andrt-ws. .\ir. and tile
liurney llvrman. .‘-ir and hire
'Mil‘hhoi flit-int" rg
Mr. end lire. errzu Hum-ii. 3.1m
Llargurit .llfolldllnltv'r. Whom... hlw
Lilian Mrs. (Iimriu liehor. .irs-
fl wrt’l by the
JIIhn club will be held on Mny 4.
li lit "
3\.*V-...ii..
‘mrnting of Triniiv
Mill-:3 i
ill” I" 'E'Iinltv clilrI-h. tomorrow
.t;\t~llll.. 'l‘iwrt: “ill be inssnnr‘. in
illcnnlh‘ill art. and .1 Elf“. club viii
IO. 1'0me
IFather Finn Speaks Before
Council of Catholic Women
Musical Program—BYE
elena liiiierd Follows
i . N l ' ~
Tell: Do Converts, ew ’iaiiO Heard for
First Time.
no! F1"'l‘i“.;‘ spoke. on “Nov Aft»r 1.: ~ . 1. 'e" ‘1 s.
ihie .‘nPlA I. .' lri‘ .‘i.—z'u' .lt thv I‘l'hnp [rid-:11 x ”xi - en".e ..~.
omtniy Ill. h." of '.;e .‘turuein 'MU Li I" —.'r a: t ..i 4.1}-
yi‘olncli of mu ...i \\ '.~1r..1, held in . l] mild ., eel“... ‘ _. gm: -
lino uea most or illn‘e ch'lrcn. hon", for in paw I», H “2,...
met leh' in; half. .:.:'..‘A ., e' 'e‘ “a home
lire lit-"y". l: " my presided nu an; emu-i. in 1' i: .N’. .
I. "" ' -..-‘-¢ ' .nz .i’ the 1.6x. «ii “.1. i... ' ,.. now
uh» .i’; ui “.8 u'nii ‘ i..>: if..l.:'- ML... .‘ i.-.'.". . ‘ . i .y .1
n-o e.‘ e. the L.;‘.’"‘.ii'_'rl [31' (Jrce'm 5': that! e..: s.” 4.].
their re; me with .i ;..'. ed ery in. Word :‘e r..:. bier It. as: e it“:
turn“ as to ctlllfiiil r. a. “more to see menu c'ner; its. :1“ fine: '3;
how to ltl. Wailers - 3.1 Is coin; l-‘airer ruin. -
done by iii. Cathie“: .w'm r. :1 to» \.:~.: l'.' 11.... 'i'Jf‘ ‘Ie ._ -3
qty, ..li ;." .‘.‘i..". ELM Ei- ‘ ’ i"
For tnr'v i.:s‘ Lu“: iu' . .r the «en .07.»; if, .e' 'l'd.’ .' 2 . w
new pieno WI. marl. \lr4 Leo: :eree ‘.' :e in 1. ., My ' on to:
it titan Ind Fairs heme: corn-v II. }.J' a" I' i‘ Sii‘A 1 ..y 3 U. .I:
ex. u to on 'r- ccmm'tm :r. thfeJ ~.': ft-mv‘ r: '.'
amigo of ti‘.-; :vrc 'irifiz Inf a tww mini In, or: .n.’ ”r N
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b1 :r.--:_ ch, rd in» {tree 1 rr . , _-, .I A .
ear. ; 4's 1"“.’il.’""..". moor. '. . :. inorziis A., ..
Arm.- he nihi‘wl» frn'~".li ..v' ‘Gi.i
about 4. no.“ Pet F‘rn epokiz, Iorr :::-'i rd - m— ("‘r‘ ‘-' -'
it. s Muffin-r. inn-amp. dour!” .2. if. .. " .' - l'. 1...}.-
'i.' .‘ .’. .‘Wl ll." ', int.- Tl'fl-i'l- .il. .il. ’ .2- ",1 'e: Jurzgr :r'
vvsh- ' i
Annual "Muster of Spanish
War Veterans This Evening
--__.—-_..~_
the ieirltro'
A s-2 ”.3
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I...‘.’,' .iy 7.1.El g e‘. 'l’ Zediiti ' 'l
.‘.'ii\ii.-‘J.','. 5V? h War \‘e'irunll. V7” “ dinner " 5 “‘3 " "- ‘5‘
:3 ',U‘I . . . .I. I,-Ll.__,_11_£. :‘r‘iil‘ he Mfrs; ;-.;-.=:s, idiot .'
-. le"ii'ig o '3' "in t ' t. at .
null Hi": 12v! ’ . I g ‘ ' L.
, .. -. trend n; n.~ NJ y-h: r4 .4 or. r. siri Le'rv» - .~ .
(ill (1 --ti‘ u .i 1. ..’Ir! inflated e-~e of ._...u; and l urine: ii an. yum." I
slot; '1' v tl'n 'll plans were rile-it :3.» clone of the ruin: lH’ .._
'or the. muster to Le fie-id this ete- T‘.'.".,'. ‘ I '
ANNUAL MEET .
OF BROAD RIVER ..
CLUB MAY 4' ‘
HUSBAND
who still
remembers his
mother’s bread-
A it
Mr» 4
li' l
it ur'lrri d muting o: the.
1m»;- Community Liuh «as
is". merino in the viillmmiw
.‘-ii in lir“.l‘iel in 'he or» i
~- of hilt TFMLVUA Janina. 11ml»;
incrtml that. over 162* had b‘wn'
.‘da'iem Hitchenuitol
rrt rt-cent'y gzwn in the chepwi.
T: n hutum 'is session won followed
it} I'lil\'lii{l'1ll'.’ lum- of en art-lies-
'ri. C01 mi‘ng of limb Gendrup, b ki kill
lpluno; Arthur Bloom, Jr. violin. end a [1g 5 p
'i‘ at James, saxophone, Refrvsh-
men‘s were served. The hostesses ll ks f
wtre Mrs. Charles I‘Lati. Mrs. C. usua v as or
"n
Sh! iwooti
.Al-S .‘drr. 'I'Mi Fr‘rrte, Mrs J
A. Millie Mll- l-l'imptiiii
n l Mrs. Tilormui James.
The next and ennuel nteting of
The
an extra slice
when his wife
73336
min or the club “ii i he. thr hosts.
CHURCHES
A meeting of the Women': gull-i
of Christ church will be lit‘ld tomor-
row nr‘, moor. at the. hom: of him
“wail. L'vf'nit. strut. Has!
that then. Mil b: 'i
f numbers at ”1C
month of tho
';I‘ lidiy soon-iy iii the Child
It is lioiwd
:iill bl"-n'lfirw‘c v.
b. organized.
We Are .Our Own Whole
Balers and Rotation of
Quality Groceries
A. F. Beckmnnn Co
Inc.
‘Washington Street
Phone 8565 no. Norwslh
fGRp
67 “1369'." ST. N .Y.
We are now showing Spring Styles in Oxfords lino Pumps
Black. Tan. Sauterne, Opal. Grey. Many others.
Cantilever for Correction and Comfort
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Washington Street South liorvtsik. Conn
~ Tel. iili.
SERVICE C o A L. QUALITY
Spring is always a good time to put in coal. 'We
have a splendid stock on hand-31! fresh mined
'—and can deliver promptly. You get the low
prices by buying now, and avoid possible delays
later. Of course we have soft coal and coke, too.
The Norwallt' Coal & Supply Co.
,9 Items: summits unmet.
Phone 113
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Norwalk Chronicler