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Jerhspse the most important and
1‘ g event in the history of
Cases Council. Decree of
on s. was the celebration of
third anniversary of the council's
tion. last evening.
Wr. held in Red Men's Hell.
ngton street. was arranged
eaoientiy by Mrs. Elsie Irusb
her committee. Mrs. Mae Go'-
now of Brooklyn. the Great
-ontas of Connecticut. with
other Great c efs were the
of honor. '11: were over
itsdmen and y tu' at the
’ ! 'At. 0:00 o'clock. e deiioious sup-
, . was served to about to persons.
menu Included:
hot roast beef
mashed potatoes—gravy
wrote and peas-cabbage salad
pibkles—relishes-rolls
coffee-apple pie—a la mode
At I o'clock. the minatrel troupe
, .. Lady Jennings Lodge. sheph-
m of Bethlehem. put on its show
' , proved to be very enjoyable.
ericl: C. aiedell was interlocu-
Mrs. Charlotte Kresmer wss
. Ltlil piano. Incidental features
-‘ m1 hie numbers by Al Youngs.
‘ - os by Al Krsemer. and piano
, mons by Helen Brown. All "it
t Chiefs present gave short
’ i~ Mrs. Robinson was present:
‘ ‘with a beautiful silver cream set
. in gold. while all the chiefs re-
: oorsege he ate of purple
peas and hello rope. the Poca-
' in colors.
The guests of honor were:
Great Pocahontas Mao Savage
‘obinson.
Great Winona. Iara Hall of Irides-
Orost Guard of the Wigan. Tilly
we of Greenwich.
’ast Great Pocahontas. Marie
hm.- of nrisseport.
ERMER DARIEN
WOMAN MARRIES
; FOR SECOND TIME
Mrs. Adah 'i‘ripp Fischer. a for"
or Darlen resident was married
gr the second time yesterday in
Munich. .
[he bride who is the daushior of
dirt! Mrs. Guy Eastman Tripp of
lost 64th street, New York city
. Hill Crest. Belle Haven. Green.
oh. Was wed to Arthur D. Forst.
”dim Tripp country home is
w ch. ,
“(can the relative! and close
. do were present. A {empties
held after the ceremony and e
served by the Pickwick Arms
i?- ed. The Rev. Dr. Oliver Huc-
or of the Second Congrega-
churoh. Greenwich, perform.
ceremony.
‘uoreoo Cook was matron :i‘
r seeth- bride's other atten -
‘wers'per sisters. Mrs. Clifford
‘of cor Peri: avenue. New
6 Mrs. Nelson 3. Gatch. of
. ’ ._. The best man was Perry
. .vbroiher or the bridegroom.
- .is ‘a son other. and Mrs. Ar-
nlorst. of Trenton. This is
bride's second marriage. in
~m4m. she was married to
so I'lloher. of Darian. in the
Avenue Baptist church. he
.annousoement of the star-
wss not made until a fortnight
,ssdr some as e moi-lee to
’ ends.
2 t Chiefs of State Attend and Enjoy Supper
. Followed By Minstrel Show; Bouquets of
Flowers Presented To Guests of Honor.
Roi-insen. formerly of Row-yr
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In Charge
- number of speeches by prominent
‘speakcrs of the state and others.
Benjamin '1'. Marshall. president
of the Connecticut College for
Women of New London spoke be.
fore a gathering of 200 parents and
teachers of the state of Connecticut.
yesterday afternoon.
The gathering was assembled for
the 26th annual convention: o: the
Parents and Teachers. which was
officially opened at 1 o'clock yes-
iordny afternoon by Mrs H. Woos-
ter Weber of lvoryton. prusnlont of
the Congress.
The convention Will last through
this afternoon and will include a
The dclegatss commenced arriv-
ing at 11 o'clock, yesterday morn.
ing. Tile executive bonrd met in
session in the bell room to plan the
AMERICAN HOME DEI'ERIORATINC
SAYS PARENT -TEACIIERS SPEAKER
~ 01'“ ' “
Y.
My:
noon the delegates lunchcd in the
main dining room of tho hots-I and
at 1 o'clock hirs. Weber announced
that the convention was oiflclslly
opened.
"Though in terms of science.
education. business and the proton.
elem; the world has gone magnifi-
cently forward in the peel. 50 or the
past 25 or even less years. the Am-
cricsu home has [one backward in
the same number of yours." said
President Marshall. “There is u do.
cline in the quality. the purpow and
the tone 0! the American home." he
stated. “And despite the general de-
cline. children grow up. so along
and do rather well. that is some of
them. But think of the great many
locking wise parents. Your presence
here in good numbers means you
general lines of the convention. At
MRS. 31.813 BRI‘SH
who headed the committee In
charge of the Pride of Uncss cele-
bration last night.
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Post Great Pocahontas.
Champagne of Roekvillo.
Great Junior Sagamore,
Pohlman of South Norwulk.
There were largo delegations pre-
sented from the following councils:
Bridgeport—Kyoto. Council.
Nerka—-Wsnoms.
New Canaan—leis.
Mary
Albert
Stamford—Joana” and a very
large representation of the members
of Pride of Uncas Council.
After the minstrel show there was
dancing and ice cream and cake were
served.
MRS. A. BROSSEAU
NEW PRESIDENT
. NATIONAL D. A. R.
Mrs. Alfred H. Bremen or Green.
wish, with the casting of the first
ballot yesterday in the triennial
election. National D. A. R. in Wash.
ington. became president-general of
the Daughters of the American Rev-
olution.
Mrs. Broueen was the only can-
didate for the office. Mrs. George
White~Nash of New York having
withdrawn in the interest of “her-
loony.”
it was the least spectacular eleo-
tion the ormisstion has held in
several years. Mrs. Bronson. who
took into onto. with her a staff of
department heads. succeeded Mrs.
Anthony Wayne Cook of Pennsyl-
vanls.
Annual Convention
May ii to it has been set as the
time for the annual convention of
the National Junior League in Nash-
ville. Tenn. Miss lusen Gibney and
Mrs D. 0. Patterson will represent
the Bridseport league.
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SAVES EQUIPMENT
Exposed metal work in plumbing.
radiators and. sine fixtures generally
should be cleaned of all rust every
season and given a coat of red lead.
Over this. when dry. the dual color
may beepplied.
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ssvu YOUR corms
A cheap screwdriver is a good
tool to keep in the kitchen. Use it
to pry OR the covers from molasses.
oil and such supplies—end save
your knives and your lingers.
fit.
Clever Styles in Costa
and Dresses for
Glililren
m a to u.
DRESSES
$1.98 to $10
COATS
$4.98 to $16.50,-
They include may typo-l
especially suitable not only
for Spring but for Summel
as well. ~
Jacob ’5
12-14 I“ Street
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use» our Own Whole
Salersandaetsilersef
Quality Groceries
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Phone” loitorwaiii
lwith clusters of orange blossoms.
l showered with
FORMER GOVERN
.lDAUCHTER NANCY IS MARRIED
The wedding of Miss Nancy Modurn
Templeton. daughter ol’ former Gov-
ernor and Mrs. Charles A. Temple-
ion. and Robert Louis Nungor, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. lllungcr. of
No. 40 Randolph avenue. were mar-
ried at iho Trinity Episcopal chuieh
in \Vntorbury yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Henry Nichol! Wayne perform-
ed the ceremony.
The altar was bedeckod with Ess-
ier lilies and the chancel was tilled
with palms and cybotlum ferns. f
Wearing the wedding gown of
ivory brocaded sniin in princess style
and a court trnln lined and edged
with a deep band of‘whlii- chiffon
which was worn by her mother on
her wedding day. the bride entered
the church on the arm of her father
who gave her in marriage. lier veil
of tulle was arr-nerd with a cap
of Chantilly lace and hold Ilt‘l‘ hair
She carried a bouquet of while lilacs,
lilies-of-the-vailey.
Her younger sister, Miss Lucy 'l'rmv
pic-ton. was maid of honor.
The bridesmaid, r"r‘ Visa Mar-
.lerie Rosullo Hodwill of'hiinnesnolis.
Minn, roommate of the bride at
Smith College. and fiancee of the
t
are ready to tackle problems or a
sort that will arise."
0R TEMPLETON’S
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hrhlr‘uroom's brother. lluymond Bow-
en Jilnnncr; Miss Adeline b‘lnsnluiugh.
Smith '23. daughter of forun'r Rop-
rcsentuiivo nnd Mrs. John Slusnba ugh
of Shelton; lilies Ruth Townsend. of
Clevclnnd. Ohio. Smith '25; Airs.
Charles Hiram L'pson. Jr.. of Water-
bury; Bliss I‘l'cdericiw Chose, Bryn
liawr ‘21:. (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
i~‘rmlorh~k S. Chase; and Miss Mary
Taylor. of Washington D. C.. a clue.
mate of Miss Templeton st Bryn
nlswr.
l‘inymond Bowen Mungor. YsJe
‘21. was best man for his brother.
The ushers Wul'c: b’herman Hickox’
Superintendent of Bridgeport schools, who will speak at the League of
Women Voters met-ting in M-w Cannon, April 29.
lure TALK 0N EDUCATION
-Courtesy Bridgeport Telegram.
CAROLE; REED
SPEAK AT
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Canaan.
monthly meeting 01‘ tile l-‘nirl'lelll
County Lesguu on Women Voters
which will in: hull] in Illi‘ Villugc
llall. New Canaan. 'l'hursddy. April
29, will be Caroll liced. superin-
tendont of the Bruin" port Pulvllo
schools. His subject will he “luiuuu-
tien.’ '
Mr. Reed In a listim ul' lluniuu.
He is a graduate of lhmuni Lul-
versliy and has been Suprx‘iniundcni
of Schools in various cities for the
last twenty year! For the last ten
years he has been in the Middle
West—five years st Rockford. lllln-
oil. and five years at Akron. Ohio.
Mr. Reed has served as Vice
Presideni of the National Education
Association and Was one of the
Speakers at 1110 Convention of that
body recently held in Washington.
The Chief Flrculel‘i‘ of the rogulni‘
SCHOOL snsnuunul T0
LEAGUE MEETING
Reports of National Convention Recently Held
In St. Louis To Be Given Before Talk By
Carroll Reed; Meeting To Be In New
He will address tho. Lcsxuu at 3
o'clock. (Daylight Saving Tim...)
Anoilmr ii-nluro ol' the meeting
will be a report of lIl': Nailoll-nl
Convention oi the Ltugu- ol' Wnnp n
Voters hint held ui l-ti. Louis. Jud. -
ins irom all the newspaper sccouum
ihh pl'OIlllHon in hr. most illli‘reollng.
’l'llin Import “ill be Bli’cli at iii:
oprnll y, oi illc (JIII‘FDOOII session ..i.
3:1».
The morning meeting Will in. l.
lllt. undo! roporis of oiflcero. tuiti-
mm of committees. and League
Presidents. It will commence at l'.’
Luncheon will be served at m.»
o'clock. l'b‘sen'ntlonl are to he mall
with I\lrr.. ll. l'i. Bilirrcti. 20‘» South
Alain St. I\l.‘\v Canaan, 'l‘ehphwu
New Canaan lid. The. commlilw ll
charge llus nulrlo a special :mu- ~i
lhul I‘I‘nI"l\a’.l\‘ll'i be made at
curly dole.
Banner Councfl
(Inly l‘ulllli‘ll’: business was trau-
sucted at the regular monthly meet-
ing of l'lanucr Council. Sons and
Daughters of [.iln-riy, in Progress
Forum lull. l;->L «Wining. The en-
tlrtulnmont connnltluu or the coun-
cil in to plan lor ecvcrnl Sprint: zu-
cllill. e
INSTEAD OF ('MCKERS
icrs on an accompaniment to soup
by many Ilnnivsnrs. Clibr‘h
Perry. n brother-in-law oi‘ the bride:
John Dudley Munzei'. a younger
brother of the bridegroom. a student
st Yale: Chauncey Porter Greta.
l'alo ’26: Stephen Wright Kellogg:
(‘hnl'lcn Illrnm l'nuon. Donald Stow-
nnl Grunniss. Edwin S. Jones. howls
ll: Tntilo. Alfred North Rowland and
Allan \vaer. all of Waterbury.
More than 400 guests ntiendml the
weaniinn at the Waterbury club afi-
er the crromony.
Mr. and Mrs. Mungrr left for New
York. whvnco they will still on 6st-
nr-iny for III‘rilllldu. They will live
‘n Mldrllohury..
ANNE MARGULIES
GIVEN FAREWELL
BRIDGE PARTY
The Misses Jove Josem and Fan.
nie Epstein gave a farewell bridge
last evening in honor of Miss Anne
Mei-gull: i. former president or the
Norwalk Junior Hadassah. who will
leave 'ilortly for New York city
where she will reside. There w-re
five tables. prizes being won by Miss
Lillian Josem. Miss Cecelia toriov.
Miss dyIVie Shilepsky. Miss Florence
Go To Greens Farms
Charles Ripple of ii Summit avo-
mm and Bud Wood of Gibson Court.
visit-«l in Grooms Farms yesterday.
Greenberg and Miss Adele Hoffman
of Bridgeport. A. delicious supper
v: served by the hostesses. I
The guests were: Lillian Josem.
lilrs. M. Bhilepsky. Martha Chlnsky
Cecelia 'i'arlov. Mae Mindlin. Frances '
Me '1e. Bessie Rudder. Anne Bresev. '
Anne Msrgulies. Lens Rosenberg.
Rose Rudder. Adele Hellman. Lil-
lian ' ibner. Jennie Greenborg. now!
Harris. Florence Greenbers. Sophie
Tove. Sylvie Shilepsky. Jaye Josom
and Fannie Epstein.
LYDIA E. PINKEAM’B
Pills for Constipation
A purely veletsble laxative that
works in harmony
with the Vegetable
Compound.
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lydia E. Pisltlials
Hedidnecmfl!
Lynn. Mass.
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We will stoke our chance of
winning your patronage on one
small order. That sounds fair.
doesn’t it?
-—Greham's Oblige—o-grenn
Not one pound of steak, not
one ounce of butter or s slice
of bacon can leave this shop
unless it. is‘in proper condi-
tion and properly priced.
FREE DELIVERY
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alld3lly/lu; Phone 574.
CONNEALLY
81 Woshlngton Street
We are now showing Spring Styles in Oxfords and Pumps
Block, Ten, Sauterne. Opel, Grey. Many others.
Cantilever for Correction and comfort
& BRACKEN
south Norwels. Conn.
Tel. “ll. .
scA
possible value, are
beautiful new soarfs
as Washington It.
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The utmost smartness, as well as the best
$1.98 to $7.98
nu: N. E. RYAN co.
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RFS‘
represented in the
we are showing at
loath ital-walk
Guild of Christ Episcopal
was held yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Harriet Wood. in L0-
rane street.
Cr
Women’s Guild
A sowing meeting of the Women's
church
Going To Saratoga '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Austin of
(‘oucll strevt. and Dr. and hire.
Frank Kelly of Fairficld avenue are
lcuving today by motor to spend the .
n'odlbcnd on lir. Austin's (arm at
Saratoga. N. I.
Much work “In sc-
whshed by the Ladies.
am; also Welcome.
Brood sticks are preferred to wu- .
of Marti
i MAKE YOUR OWN
Flowers, Party Favors
and Lamp Shades
. Consult our
Dennison Demonstrator
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{ FREE msrnucnon
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. The Hamilton Shop
I 49 Wall Street
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It”. Hours 0 U
° DRY-
GOODS
10-12 80. MAIN ST.
HAVE TH EY EN ERGY
torunancl race-”back and forthmin and
outmhere and there-wall day long?
Give them ample amounts of GOOD LUCK - . -
a pure, tasteful energy food-”in every meal
XERCISE is the nam- Include plenty of fat food Watch your children caro-
Yfil thindwith children. in the diet, i this is the fully to see that they are
and is one sign of normal neturalenerarfoodthatsup- nattuelly and normally so-
good health. All healthy pm, vim and vitality. tlvc. Plan their diet to in-
childrenareactlve . . . bub- clude GOOD LUCK. Serve
bllng over with life and en- ,Jelko GOOD LUCK Marga. as a spread for bread both
orgy. Parents should view finei, thobestklnd of 91391" atregidarmoalsand lunches.
fimm any relaxatio: gy food. Tasteful, easily Bo 5‘“: ”“593“ 0‘ the:
- ””31 stands: ' est (1, nutr tloue. this menu ' w represents
of health activity. . glide: fat supiflies an im- Then healtlur energy nat-
Correctdiethssmuohtodo what food element in a many f°n°w°‘ . -
with healthy activity. The form easily assimilaud by Get a package from your
properly fed child is active. little bodies.
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