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MONDAY, MAY 3.
SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK"
3 Epwortlr League Members
Attend Conference In Bridgeport
eId' In FIrst M. E
orwalk League
W
con and Evening Pro ram Is
it . urch On Fairfleld
Warded Prize Won Last November.
KIND WORD CIRCLE
HAS REUNION WITH
There was a delightful
with former members at
church. in the parish house.
I members of the Epnorth
of the Norwalk M. Ii. church
the joint. rally held in the
At Two Affairs
of the circle were present.
were as persons lit the
‘ w and evening of Saturdal
‘ port under the auspices of
York and the New Haven
of the Epworth League of
York each conference.
from the Norwalk church
lea Justine Worden; Miss
Imith. Miss Emma. Roberta.
Myrna Holy. Miss nuth Bander~
Nis- Msrgaret Shepherd. Miss
Worden and ltulph lIartwell.
-t of the league.
to Bridgeport ’
y afternoon. lrreeting in front
church and leaving at 1: 30
. Mr. Hartwell was in chsrie
b transportation arrangements.
Leroy Kemp of Darien is presi-
of the New York district and
Robert Mansfield
president of
rally was held at the In“
. at Episcopal church on Fair'-
Ll venue about 400 delegates from
Idistricta being in attendance.
' - 8 to 6 o'clock a sort of social
ther was enjoyed and from
MISS HELEN KE'I'LINGERJ
a rally, There
welcome by the hosts..ad-
by the presidents of each
Who will 3in several vocal selec-
lione- at the May meeting or the
Woman's Association of the South
Nor-walk Congregational church to
be held Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock lit the church.
car will also be on the musical pro-
gram of the entertainment to be
given by the Nonvalk (‘hsptcr of the
D. A. It. at the Town House, on Mill
Hill, Thursday, at: o'clock.
lper was served froln 6 to 7:30
and there was such a large
» l' of delegates that the church
not handle them all.
A. caring for the overflow.
on 1:80 to 8:30. songs. roll
usic by. Nevin quartette. and
rose by the Rev. W. H. Alder-
Miss Kelsi--
and was Harriett Parker.
:Mlss Isabelle .Blder.
PastorvTells of
yesterday inerning.
Dr. Pye went to
lag the station at Il‘cnchow.
missionary.
by Dr. .Pye in 'making a map
the country.
cities, schools,
ness centers.
trained by him. were his assistants.
lions. churches.
schodls and hospitals: with
in. Shensi alone. 3
New Britain.
Rev. Alderson .
,r of' the Trinity Episcopal»
. and he will be dean of the.
League Institute at Wes-
Theprogrsm slso boasted a line
talk by a. Yale professor.
turning Epworth
much impressed by the meeting.
Just before the
walk Eprvorth league was present-
ed with a placqua which it won at
in Port
Tire award was
Tire re~
were
Jtniversity in July.
ice at the district convention
Norwallc M. E. church last
Nor-
day he spoke on "Methuse- . . .
and his talk was much en- Chester last fall.
formally nrade Saturday night.
Past Pocahontas
Meets Thursday
the
Clarke-Rockwell
and Mrs. George Lounsbury
I announce the marriage of
lighter, Margaret Elisabeth.
Campman Clark.
Tire committee planning for
3 anniversary of the Past Po-
cahontas Association
Council'u'lll rrrcct Thursday night at
Red Men's hall. '
The celebration will be held May
’ and an elaborate
being planned for the occasion.
Wa n o m a
d. -
«uple will be. at home to their
,Governor {5 Daughter
' To Wed'In June
liilss Emily” Smith. _
Governor and Mrs. Alfred S. Smith
of New York. will be married to
Cathedral. of .ll'lli
. _ Immaculate (‘on-
ccpiion. Albany.
New York, i'anunc.”
A FRENCH IDEA
The small velvet but.
and crushable. is slrownfor slimmer
and is particularlycffccilve in black
with the all white costume
FANTASTIC TOUCII
lrnndkerchiet's
with flowers or futuristic designs are
linndkerchiefs
girdlcs with the summer gowns.
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CHURCHES
noon at 39
Two applications for admission
r-(ceived.
O O O
The Girls' I“I‘li'nlll_\' sodely
Grace church will meet tonight
the home of Mrs. Mable Cable i
Broad .I'llvor.
O O O
The Doorkoepel' s
\‘orwalk
("In In of
Glover at 8 o'clock tonight.
O l l
.. and tire truticcs' meeting “ill be at
liast Avenue M. E.
ilcld tonight.
church will be
t O 0
The regular business meeting
lI“rllIl0ilnw instead of Wednesday
‘::i0 o'clock in the (hurch
lol's.
M..- \\
HE PROFITS most who
most classified ads.
IT’S SllEN Dl'JIIIZIN (i. T00
'ihe diagonal iin.
much attention from fashion design-
ers and is featured particularly on
skirts. often outlined with pleated
ruffles.
3 CLASSIFIED SERVICE pleases
' particular people.
VERY FEMININE
i
i The slroulderbow with ends that
hang to the waistline is one of tho
pert,touches on the summer frocks.
any: stems noon
An attractive sport cost from Paris
is of brown wool and has a hood
hanging down the back, lined with a
darker tone.
PLEATS IN GROUPS
' I: The pleated skirt; 0 this season is
more. apt to be plea cd in groups
than in the usual c\en manner.
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‘ A TOUCH OF PEP
Tire transparent. thin evening
gown of this season that is carried
, out 3m blsek.chiff6n or lace is quite
frequently trimmed with rhinestones
or ‘tlny jet incrusations that give
glitter and life to It.
JABOTS FOR EVENING
Paris is using the jabot on evening
gowns. A charming adaptation is
' gthe use of pleated gold cloth on
metal ‘broea'de rm:
tnife life's serious responsibilities
shorrid form the habit of classified
reading.
' life our level
Window" Display
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SERV EL
mefluutlon
FORMER MEMBERS
. reunion
a supper
held for member-cribs Kind Worll‘
Circle of the First Congregational
Shi'-
.urdsy'evening. 'l‘en former members
There
supper
which was very delicious. This does
orations were of yellow and green.
During the evening. there were vo-
cal selections by Mrs. A. Gibson liuli
They
were accompanied by Miss Jeanette
Uhlc. Miss Mabel Kellos’s pleased
with several loadings The suppei
3 was served under the direction of
Chinese Missionary
' The life history and the work of
a. humid missionary ill China, Dr.
Watts 0. Pyc. was given by the Rev.
_ William l-lornco Day at the services
0f the United church. in Bridgeport,
bins in 1907
and was given the task of rebuild-
‘ five
hundred miles from the Yellow See.
in the province of fihcnsl there was
a population of 8.000.000. and lurd
never been visited by a Christian
The first sl'x‘monlhs were spent
of
laying out sites for
hospitals and bust-
Ten Christian men,
I‘ Now there are 45 cities and vii-
lages together with preaching sta-
flne buildings and
160
churches and :00 preaching stations
'is touring the timed Stator.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
' Town Union.'l\’ing's Daughter's and
Sons: has been called for this at’ter-____.__.,~
all street by Mrs. ller-
bcrt O. Pollard. first vice president.
to
the Home for the .igcd have been
A
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Daughter of Mexican President
FORMER NORWALKER
IS MARRIED IN
NEW YORK CITY
Miss Ernestina Caiil's. II'. daughter of I‘l'r‘sideut l‘o'im .1 Mulls.
This photo “:15 “MW” in New L'r'icrrus.
where she admitted she is a flapper and .~~:ri-l sire is proud or ii.
I
NORWALK SCOU'l HADLRS To ATTEND
HARTFORD loNllRINcL \\II)NI soar
of
ll‘ll'i
Congratulational cliurchl
will meet at the helm of Wills. John
The Pioneer T of the SOIIUI'NOT-
walk Baptist. illurrlr \rill meet to-
uight nt 7. '30 o'cloek at the church
8 o'clock. s'
O ‘ O
A meeting of the business conr~
mines of the South \‘ornalk (‘on-
‘srelrationnl chrlr'l-h will take place
tonight at S o'cloek.
. O O
The official board meeting of the
of
the Ladies‘ Aid society of the South
anunlk M 1.. church will be held
at
par-
roads
is receiving
, were several novelty dances.
menial all to a dinner if you Bi‘iVO,
the after-dinner coffl c in the dr. I\\'~
in:
Ahumber' of local uolllru ui'i il- Thur-5.1.”, .\l_l_\- I:i.
trial the (' Illllitlltlll (ii. i smurv lluc to a ruislalll- made in .\'l~.v
at conference group. \--.lrilh uill llUlLl'Ytil‘lI, lbw Ili‘tl\\'ill" l-lotlr which has
its annual mt‘ctlilg in Hartford, ‘ Ill-ml l-llicl'cd has not yet put iii an
Wednesday,
The executive meciilll: l~l' lllu (illl.
Scout Council of Nol'u'triig \\lll he.
.reid at the Girl Stout ir-- .I3lll. u llt‘l'9I
on Ii'l‘ldfl)’ liltil‘lllllj or ill: ill ... ,. ‘;
It is hoped that illl lllllllliliS ..i we
i‘l‘lliiill'flIlIH‘ and “ill llul be ill at lbw
l‘llll‘i‘ until till: l:llll‘l'
\\(‘l'l(.
'l'llc lil‘W sll'lui suits blue
;.lll| lllllll) llillli‘
min in wanting.
it all cd
'l'ill- articles may
Society of New York NW and
HollillWl-stcrn Connecticut filled
Faint Bartholomew: clrul'clr, New
York t'ity, Saturday. at \cspl-rs. for
the brilliant wedding of Miss )llizll-
both i'arrinxlon liroun at Stamford
and New York and John Luster
Nerr‘land of Stamford, formerly of
Palms nvclruc, this L'll)’. ’i‘hll \\'l\d.
liilrl; was one ut‘ the most beautiful
of the spring l'cl'cluollirs.
. Everybody Goes
“Treasure Hunting”
l The newest entertainment of the:
"'smal't sets" of New York and the
surrounding cities. these days. ap-
pears to be the treasure hunt. the
most popular one being known as
the “Black Pirate" treasure hunt.
0m: is being planned ill New York
city at tile pl'vscnt tllric. to tulle.
place Friday and a final nice-ling of
the conilriittge in charge will be held.
tonight at the National Navy club on
I'ark uvenuc. New York.
The hunt will start ill, the Hotel
Sillrzrlrvo and will end with a supper
dance at Sherry's .
9 o’clock is the starting lllnc and
those taking part will have an melt-
in; time before reaching the finish.
At least twenty locations will be out-
lined and there will be it maze of
clues. According to all hints. on ex-
ceptional prize awaits the lucky
llunicr. So that lhcrc will be no
mistake as to the time and labor be.
slowed by each one. registration
checks will be issued at all lmntions
'llrese must tnllv to bring sill‘ccss.
Only one person will know where
the treasure is hidden.
On the clue (‘Ollllilllll‘i' is Miss
Lois Long. l'iruen l'ost and l-'relir\r'-
ick Nichols. The hunt will load all
over the city illliI when the searchers
have corriplclr-d llli' rounds, lircrr
.'l spcrial lilt‘fi. lug ui‘ llil‘ t'Ulll-
lluillre planning for tlrl Ulli Well
lt'niunlzrudl r'y lcioiunilon..‘1li.v ii.
l“IlI
' Loillo l":l) nu
3t0lllgiri.
‘ O O .
part of this:
things which pet-1
will be a merry supper party at
Shcrrv's.
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F RATEHN ALS
lc lrcill .lt llll‘ home of Mrs.
11“ \\‘.'r:a'llin5ll'ln sll'ret
Q
.l. silo-lsldl meeting of the Ladles'
Auxiliary oi‘ the. I'l‘illlk l', tiollfl'cy
.l'Osl will lll- held tonight at the
llunlc lll' Air's. Hughes. 5 Henry
sliwt.
l
e O O
Patriotic. Urlicr- slurs nr
.“Kmlliliglorr (‘ump .\'o.
ll will nre.~t
.‘lllel'lt'lilI
Women Painters Hold Exhibition;
Connecticut ls Represented
Women Paint Little Children and Flowers licllt‘l‘ Than
I Do Men, Claims Famous Woman Artist; Mother-
hood Doesn’t Interfere With Art.
“What Women t'.lll lie." is a
ullcstion well ullflll‘t'l'ud in tile cs.
hibit by the Nationni Aseut'l-‘illun of
Women l'eiutcrs ltiliI Sculptors lrou
lmlng held in New York l'lty.
A Connecticut “‘Ollil'ill. J'QllCll Lilli-
.lmt liand. married and tho lllolllcl'
.oi' llvc sons, who Ill‘lM‘illI'H a. home
for tlrclrr on the farm sill: illllrracl-s
ill this slurp. is one of the most
lllllrous of III“ painters “llOsr' uorks
arc on exhibition.
’I'lrvso annual or seasonal exhibits
always bring hundreds of works
from the studios of women who are
“litigilflf'll in part time occupations
sorlletllllli‘: fl-lllillll.c l"
t'I(‘lll‘:lt')' oi’ llll‘hi.’ lllr\
ivory.
“AS I0 lli'll' ('.ill\;l:l tl'lll’m' llxl.
ics. \roruilu's pork is apt to in l\
[lilOf‘tllliiil’y lllillrl‘ul. l‘l~:,-ll.iv l..|. 3.
because it has llulc llulwl \-.- u .l.“
iurrciilur to lll‘illi: llclll ..l -i l .l...
ililo Ill-r Illilili'_
“'I‘lrcil. loo. \noruvu rrl'v: ill-i l I‘.
Vall\l‘fl lllllIIIlL‘.‘ print-ls. 'i‘ilrr lllu-Jl
want to Hill uilll. (‘l‘ ll.l.lll llif Hi 'i‘
inlsu Lind".
“This I :llll'ilullv ll) llil‘ll' lliii'l-
llzll lllslllil'l. ullll ll pull.‘ ,1 tip in lilti-
lu'ilve of III" “III Ol‘lli i‘ of llll'li" ‘
.ul-gq In lliL’ lli‘ il’f
lli' lull-.llc
lil.lill.li's till
like w ill: or teaching. or by no Mi“ ll-‘lli‘ll. 5" . .
lumps illfl'v'lluclrtll'. nlarl'l'lni'; and I int “110'": “izoslmoud Lillrrs ll.H4
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“\t’oluxrr lllllllli'i's sccm to inlcrr-si hllif‘;fi,l;:w\l3.3\3\.l,ll liliil K«(l’iidl‘ol' lll~
lllclnocirl-silr the ruust .rnormous ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
sor-iuiillu's llll'bl >itlll‘ll Illililiilill'."
is lit tlrl- I'll"! l2: llllll‘ llillsll'utllw;
illu \m‘sulliii." l-i .wluc lli' illll‘ \m-
Illf'ii ll.lllllll':~." .\li~.~ lililL'll lllzllv-i,
range of subjects." said l'llnily NI-
l'lrolls Hatch, presidl-nf of the Asso-
l'izltinll,
"Calll’llfif‘fl palnlcd ill 4"” WINS 01' "She is lli-‘ ll'iltl 01' ill» \‘.'0illl‘l:'.:
”1" world show the thirst to travel llf‘liill‘lllll'lil oi the ILlulwl's' 'l'l'u:~l
and curiosity about their countries Company.
“illl W‘f‘l‘ilf'. .. ")Iurrlup- llEilll lll.l'l..i>-~ f...
“Lillic things prlilrtcli loringlv. “Olllltll ul'l'.~‘.. lI'i'. it ill .1 r,~lIl.\w
liko t'hulin Itugur-i Illrsl'n uld lake Ill-r ‘lulll‘llll'. lulr lll'v‘i-l'J
books. ubil'll slip collects ardcnlly (lcr'l. .llriii'uul I‘llllklill. ill" :.l-'.llp‘
0r llm corcrous outdoor sel-ncs of l'cs‘s. is lll'l oulv :l llililllll, lvlz' :l
.lanc Paterson's brush. alike show tr'ulrdmuihrl'. \'l-ll\ ill Iiuilll :lu Arr-Ii
llll' cntliuslusrns nl‘ \vourcn. lune l‘_ctl lsou Illl\i‘ ll in l r..
"\Vorrren (‘xl'vl ill the lllll'lrllils of null-.rilgls inil llfl' “illl illill \\tI ..
\“llldl‘t‘ll- 'J‘liri' bring it lcudcrucss (‘hr'isiilll- )lllllou m .i' r- of (Hi
and llnlli~l‘si:lll-lilrg to the subject. dual occuluriloll llI(llilH|".I tulI'Il,-l
and :l liltlrt touch that “lir‘li nt- one roll.- lo lli'f'Olllll \\I ll lul tum.
lion Mu
11m»-
lir-luuullu A
l'.illlr\" r
when as Mrs.
tempted by up n In Ltllili r4 sul'cllul'illc. 3
"Then. too. \loluclr turn naturally . lrrudn ll trip “llll hrvr
to the painting of flowers. band to ill!) \" st Illltllt‘h. lili‘l Ip..ll'.'I-
".\lini.'lturr-s also 0"i‘ullv their ‘ .r llit' piclul'c \\llll “liltll .-I i.-
.ildir-ssly patient li'for-ls. 'l'lrcl'c is lut—il'utnd his book Oll lllc sillxzr- ..
Bridgeport t0bservcs ; Girl Scouts
Natl Music Week
The Manhattan Girl Scout ('l‘lillw ‘
- lis lurking lstolrsim plans for l u
“ridgvi‘mi mm“: “mi‘ ‘m‘h‘r’l luipltllii‘lllrcirt ol' llll: (illl Smut.
llillc lflrr'uIIIgcli :lIu Illrifl'i‘.slid)lil:ldx;l‘2- llllrcltu 3mm 33333.3},433333; 33:33I333N
Wm“ 01' ‘0‘va ’ i" " ‘ V, ' v. i will arrive lift“ on til: U .‘ll:.
in cooperation “llll ”W MHJLISH‘ ipliit \\l"llll| wll\ ll'l z~rllliill lllt‘ lll.—'L
lllcutl'c. lil'idlilpurt slut-(rs .lnd lIi-Il “MM l.lil l' H, 3 333 3‘3 3“ 3333S 3333 33
stlunrclrial artists will bl- olr lllc: l ‘ 333m 33 33333“.
1‘. lie Arthur 0
1’10”“m “Lh d“)- m ”m ““i‘ “in pl'csrlic lit a lumin-on ill ill»'
The preserullilru ill tirl- Xlrtilllrlll (0333”). 3.33333 “3.3333,...th 303. 333..
Music “ml-k program “ill lulu. plan-Z 303,333“) (3313 Scout 333,33.:.3395I
on the Majestic stage at .5 o'clock Mrs. Charles 1.. “33‘”. 3S “3333.3,3I333
each cumin; with all appropriate and Mrs. Tliirlmli l‘.lil'l'ililll. \.-
“3mwuncmlmm b“, “WT; s\lIlonsollng l l- iroil'lullrl for ”‘1‘ f‘llit‘i‘llllllllll ill or”
trc lllU\'t‘lll~'lll. lolligr . rs
Juli“! llill' Illil lL‘i. \ lis‘lltii" .\li“~. ('llm i~ »
Adams Ililllllllrflt'k, soprano, and; Tmm) 1‘, I31“ ”XIII“ “I. in: 33:3“,33 33,3
liruce Young. teller.
nill be hard ill I 33I333333333lpp .illll \ll-. All: .rn limlllz,
a. illitsl, ‘33.,.,..13;333~3.,;.n. ,‘llrs, ll.l;:< ti. \l)
committee will try to l'llll‘llLI. I 1:- oIblaiIIrIrc-li l-Ir l--.lIlrli\llIl:IIto:8:chin Illnlshl at ~12 Franklin slreet.
. . ,mr'lli. 0 il't‘. it. I . {l l e. ‘ ‘
The .\or\\.'llIk “lilili‘ll .i.!‘llllll: ill the truly In». r'o'acl'hll 3W ““3an “30.: 3.30:3,“ ”33.3”“ Of 33]“ l. J". Lu
”3“de contcl'cucc “MUM" 3.plloue this. 'i'll. l lllrpillar (Hill-\“l” "if” lillllclll ill in" “usurp; l
Mrs. L. A. Dt'llfl‘l’U'-' I‘ll" "'1" ilrl \\lll(ll ll'ls llc~Il going on be-‘ ‘0" ”r9”-
Clivailligll. Mrs. L. Nuillu Alia, 3“! 3" l3“ ‘ “30”! “Will" of Nun‘filkl . o e e
.‘Iui'zurct Simmons, and Miss M. an! 33” 33333, 333 33 I3 hm“ 33333.33 U3 tension l .‘voutlr .‘\Ol\\ :rll; Qilili'lf‘lll“ clul. \vili
.lorio Delano. 'l‘lm inciting “ill be Troop 33 35 ul. ,nd 333333 3303333 '3 is 33333 meet tonight at if liiu-r ell-eel. .
hlld at the liusiucss .rull I‘lnlkl‘lhlunsl ,3 3..“ 33, .3. l,. [33ml ”l‘l-oop 3 comes ‘ ' . l
al Womc'lrs llub, at M} i'lxltt street. 3” third. 1.333} mm”. “333 close on: Uill I'llotirers' Lodfl" .\o. in uill
If there are any who nullld lrrlle lol Mm. 3;; lilli‘fl tonight ill ll: \"nli all-p.43 l
attend this coniW-elcllll‘ “Ill their .330 3,333”. 330“” 3333‘. week “.333 3)?! _ ‘ ‘ '
kindly notify citllcl' Air-l. I)olll.-r'ly. 3.3333333. 3333I «33.33....I 'l'l'uop 3 has a“ Itollax l_2lll~:lurpluclli Irvr'll rrrrml to.
Mrs. Cavalrach of the Girl Scout of.I3”3H3 Ith M3“ 3.33”“ 35 gt33“... so ililxiil at .0 South Main strewl.
flee? bliss Illlt Smith. tll~ :lrsorlulo
(hector of the “csleru Division of
IN o‘clock. 'l‘llcsduv. Bliss .liloanc
Massachusetts v “I speak “u. burn; : ink rs; the color-rd troop members on i
mer Activities outside of (sums. in 3333“, “.3333“ they (.3333 make 3333.33.‘
Misti Louise ,l'rlcc. Illi‘ lrnllolull
ill-l-s llnll puss llll‘ll' the building for
‘llll-ir' F:Culitl lillss tests. Wednesday.
Ill" olii- e v. ill not be open at all. as
Illihx lllmno is attending the slate
camp director. will speak illl l :m rpu,
If the {\Ul‘wallv pl'uplc \rlro :rlo ills
forested In scouting “iii li‘liit‘illbl‘r.
they “ill recall “WI 3“ 5 1"”0 Illilllllt: at ilallforll 'iilursliay. the
spoke at the llillilrcrs :rrrli ll;lll,alr-‘ l “.333 , “333 33,. open ”333” .10: 30'. “hen
ters' supper. here in Nor \\ :rlk.l
. .\liss lmun» takes the Winnipuuk
Luncheon mil in. M‘I'\l‘tl at l p. ill. lhmw “13.33333”... on 1333.33. hike. and
The Noruuil; tinic'lls' Assochlilun i lilllv, the onion bill be. opcn until
will not ll'uc its rc: ulzrl lull-ting or); ll :l, m. The [.ir'ourlics no on their
Wednesday as it ccircl. lily dm s The l ill l liliu‘, that day with Miss Donne
meeting has llccrl postponcrl ulltill m ll tiny are looking forward to it.
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Merrill Business .
College Reunion
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The cl asses of tum-1926 of Mm Thu May breakfast. to be held at
illl Business College. llcld .r most lll 1,.3'433 illoll All Lc. real: this aft-
enjoyable reunion. . ‘l'ltunlay rv'mlirrg .. I'l‘. lulu will lllltull» ihl- slIOlics of
iii the lloway ton llose “(illl-it homo ;' ill... the ilollnr :. Grew." Each
150 members and friends oi lIIOIIIH‘IIlIif‘I’ will bring her own lunch-
cluss were in attendance. Thl‘i'q tllll.
. I‘Vlilhl .‘\lll)lli(‘l of the interesting affairs
man s orchestra. of Stamford. fuh i ~.l llm llllb will be the annual Spring
nlshcd music. Paul Singcrvald was 5. \lllllllliill ‘\Ilith \rill Olit‘ll “'cdnes.
in charge lit the vrosrmn. ‘. «v .\l.l.v a. and continue daily to
Lil u lfv.
THAT “'1”. STOP 11‘
When bureau or desk drawers
slick and credit rub tlrcur with a bar
rlinillgllrl' lrlll'd yellow soap or with floor
\\.'l.\. '
:Ar't League's May
Breakfast Today
THAT FESTIVE AIR
It gives a more festive and cer'c.
loom instead or
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llrc
Chorines Go to High {School
‘rouNa'FOLKs about to under- '
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lil ll illr- l-lllll- villi not be open nftcl'f
l'l‘here will hi a vocal and instrumen-
CLUB NEWS ‘
The (BF cllapt~r uiil "1"” at the,
tilrls' and Women's club rooms on3
Alain street tonight.
U 0 O
The B-R club “ill II‘l'r‘i tonight at
the home. of Miss lrcnc lianun at
10.“. South Main slrcrl.
O O I
The l'lcllolay MOIVIICI‘S' club will
hold its first anniversary celebra-
tion this afternoon at the clubhouse.
nutler street and West avenue
l
tel program. l
FOR ror cons *
The oldvfnsllionell corn popper
has become a tradition. The lumi-
ern miss pops it in an electric grill
with a cover restraining its nul-
bitious tendencies.
A QUICK PROCESS
You can toast winners to a tempt-
ing brown by setting them in the
spaces alloted for toast in your elec-
tric toaster. Put a pan beneath to
catch the drippings.
SEASONAL REPAIRS
Take an imentory of your house
every now and then. Arrange lo
have sagging doors. sticking win.
dows andbadly fitted doors fixed in
the summer time when they will
cause least discomfort.
SATIN AND SILVER
A most attractive white satin din-
ner gown is cut on very tailored lines
and trimmed with stitching in heavy
silver- thread.
Tekes all a” to dodge an hour's
work. .
M Nth! Evelyn Keir (left) and Vivien De \‘sul draw applause _., ‘
member! of I Innate-l comedy seem In Los Angeles. But by day um- ..
fallout-taut students in a hoe Angela- hialr school. Each is a sophomore. I
Quick Relief
Allthe '
disease. Painmskes
most disuse-I worse I
:lroehiug is more popular than chiffon.
annual convention which follows the
Um“ pitsmlutlorls “t i‘" Mules-I is llvlllrliis: Itlli‘I nl illl Alulllnl'llll
“C will be M iollous 'Iucsduy we. Uil'l Slllul l 'oumil.
lllilF. Wilma l"ekcir'. violinist. arilli .,..._._.._...-_.._...... I...“
.loscpll Weller, lass;~ \\'cdllesd:l.\‘ .. _
l vcning. lleicrr Filling: soprano illld‘ \l'tll‘lJl \‘tll' Lilil. 'i'tl Ill. \l-
Gertrude licnliey. coutrallo; 'i'hursU, 'l‘ll.\("l‘l\ i.)
(luv evening. Jenn Fish. soprano.E -~ .\ lumllii‘ul roman is .‘Ill':"‘~:
and 1.0171 ”WRIT. t‘Unll‘flllO: Friday .‘lllllli.'l'tl. 'I‘lll'l'l- :lll- i.,‘lli) iyllll ml
culling. .‘lliy lllli Illlltnllclililf‘ Bio-.llf'lllll). li‘ll 1m uollruu l".'lll lvc ll'lliv
1”an .lnd lottlc, lb nul'tl “hm icr. i-eulllllul lllllr“ r *il" is ill :llllrv. iium.
contr :.lltu inrli villllivl is in: illli'ltl'le'. li0\\'-
As it finale to the Music \\'cckl‘~v<-l' llllllll :l v-llzuuu's l’vzllul'r-s lnlry
obsvrvuncl'. the :~'l. ljccclid Set-iety, be.
ml’ei‘lt‘d by Mrs, (1“. .‘iill':‘hflll.\\'llll Milli" .‘i unwrap, " l~' fItIlliIl‘l lll'lf‘
appear Saturday lilL‘llt ill a recital I lll'ftlIlli illrlu'ov-I'vi lillnuzir 11“"‘4.U.7:|1-3(].(.
lvf special song 5 This Olgunizuiiun 3 I )llra l.. lImklmru o -sr..r
ii ompouull. illls ll‘l‘lli' iv II'IS bcl ii
is one of tlic linl‘ st tllOl‘. 's in Bridge. ”II ”I half
Ill "
r'uori. The soloists on the prostani. l“"""I"~‘ ““‘:‘I‘I"I ’I‘II‘ vrliuflltoly rl
. \ 3. _
also are noted ill Illidgl. poll music I i‘ it! “ 1“ “'
circles. The lllovelucilt is to bring 9“
If l.)lli:l l). l'illl;ll:lill'< Vr'g’eiublr
it‘llmpmllill lrns llvll-ell othl-r “ill'llt‘l'l.
to the public the illlptulalil c of Mini-l
in .I‘ullelicaii illlional and lz-om 3M“. ”0”]an h help mu‘t—«Adv.
lnalnrly life. . ~
SEASON '
.\ ('IIIFFON
' Your Kodak plus Kodak
film, plus our developing
and printing service
insures
complete satisfaction
The Hamilton Shop
49 WALL STREET
l‘or day and for evening wcar,
Chiffon is being very smartly tailor-3
Hi this season, and is used even for:
tailored stilts. l
i
A 1301; I’I‘A N 'I‘ L' I’l‘EL‘T
all.
The taffeta: frock of this summer
rarcly has a regular helpline. and is
usually exceedingly full.
W
THE GYPSY SILHOL'TI'E'
There is a tendency in Paris to rise
girdles and belts that outline the hip- ‘
lino sharply. with shirts that flare
I'lolorv the knees.
NOTICE
To all interested ilr becoming
members of the “Bible Memo.
rizing Crusade,” b o o k l e t 8
containing 1926 calendar oi
verses will be found on sale
at Donnelly’s Stationery De.
partment, price ‘25 cents.
“All learning the same verse
the same day throughout the
world."
3'. 1“. IF. A. FINANCE CAMPAIGN
OI" COUNTY COMMITTEE MAY 10
The annual finance campaign of
the Y. M. C. A. still be held May 10
to 17. inhluslva The campaign villi
begin pith a kick off meeting st
Nomaik. Monday evening. May 10.
The final report will be heard at the
last day of the campaign. The mem-
bers of the county committee and
members of local committees will
make arrangements to give this
campaign the right of way. during
this period.
Shoes You Will Want
are here for every boy and girl.
Built. righthr long servicthled right for neat
appearance.
We specialize in narrow widths for those hard-to-
fit feet.
MILTON ELWOOD
' . . The Arch Preserver Shoe Store
122 Washington St. South Norwalk
I
Feltr-Sllll' and Straw Combms' lions
' Season's Most enable Mlliinel'y
ROBERT ...... .... "u"
soon IOIWAL!
”-26 t‘. rm:
Norwalk Chronicler