bed house greeted the on-
I_ the members of the Ror-
., phony Orchestra on the
Is! their second and last
of the season last night
. . - Norwalk l. E. church.
I short was the program of‘
the orchestra under the
ion of Clarence Cable
.. - - it was all over the unanio
I. . IIion of the audience was:
' *3” do they only give two
a yeari This is real inu-
oould listen to the Norwalk
Orchestra every weskl”
'Ilf church pleased the all-
IIIJoyed. The applause after
Iber was snidciently foroo-
nvlnoe the most skeptical
l listeners ware enioyiug
nuts of the program. No
avers given however.
lolst for the occasion who
stannard. 'eeliist. of this
“filly his sister. Miss Frances
a. graduate of the“ Yale
Giannard is a favorite pu’l
Iphulise, the solo 'ceilist of
_ York Philharmonic 01'-
Iand he is well known here
I'whore for his talent.
ed aI minor concerto by
.. us. Minted the, audl-I
‘ bed ill nimble flngu-s fly-
and down the keyboard.
.. seeming to touch. yet re-
in ovary vestige of melody
s' ’oello can produce. From
and airy to tho ponderous.
' no to the intricate fingering
q3rd“ passages interspersed
nitrous "runs." the run-
hngers fairly tumbled over
titer in the admirable no—
I dncntudIt looked like "hard
times Mr. Stannard and his
are brought back to the
'l‘hey bowed and returned.
I'Ioe Cable offered the last
., perfect directing. As if under
magic the orchestra played,
personified. "
number on the program
-sart's "Jupiter" symphony.
phony which proved most
with the New York Sym-
Oi‘ohostra When it made its
tour of Europe a. few years
second was the "Wedding of
do," Ihy Hall. through which
u head's swept with all the
. waltsiness which lures one
dreading. .
llaltd’." Butte. by Kittens, of.
I‘ . different kinds of music.
tncsbbf “Morning on the
. " the snap nets of “The
Mill." gills psdceful‘s ‘ss 01‘.
Hounds." featuring‘tlle in-
ringing of church bells,
Idot‘lalness of the “Wooden
g I'ee.”. following each other
succession.
I I presentation was lfosruer's
‘ Rhapsody." a. brilliant ar-
Vorol Northern melodies
1fipecinlly in the finale, gave
estro. ample chance to live
reputation of being able
the very finest in orches-
to Nomlkers.
vi Kaplan was the concert
#14 Miss LsursI Soderstroln
piano accompanist.
I a price of admission had
'to school children and
children who were de-
hearing the compositions
«odours m to play. and
‘ direction of- Miss Harriet
it Miss Mary McCarthy, so-
of music in the public
Quite a. number attended
I_ oreforty players in all. in
son's. a hotelier of thumbs-
-nals. The iocsl'Iplayerl
. by several out ofiown
mostly front Bridgepbrt..
and other nearby cities.
Rummage Sale
plans for the rummage sale
Friday and Saturday. in
Harris building in Wall
made at- the moon. of
en’s Guild of Grace church
h house. yesterday aft-
m Allen B. Nichols is in
file file. for which contri-
Inns comm in rapidly.
I ’s Only-Only!
and panels darling. the
his a‘ chance to be as
‘ in general as ascent-
of society. as the
mothers. and sisters. This
robin a. psychologist
m III-uses
molt slope is given a
byaddinl
Concert Presented By...
Norwdk S ympllouy Oldies
.igd u 5‘“me Bogi mnn‘nrfm
' ts ltll Solo; Is Accompanied 31 Sister.
PmmmnI
" first concert of the season I.»
the orchestra at the Nor- ‘ ‘
Is» one given last night was 2
e was accompanied at the '
of Turkey; Miss Violet E Burnett.
‘of Cruguey:
IHeiplnan and lilies l-louison Crap"
‘Flrst Co'acregatloniil church was
llsh preacher and essayist. tells the
story of. charwoman and two well‘
dressed women. of means standing
together before an exhibit of s' poor;
badly-managed home. and a modal
wh‘e'oied. add min."
do: how clan
women as me didn‘t. clean yer!"
To End Is Thorou hly En-
‘MM, ’0 list, Do-
‘v s. swim tafl'muwi 11.4.th
sins. Amm o. unearth.
Who Prcdded over the Liliic'il‘con
given yesterday at the Colony Club
legates. 3;“.
From all over the world cam‘ o-
delegates yesterday io \VOild camp;
of Girl Scouts now in session inglfiowt
York city Mrs. Juliette Low of.1 SM
vannail. founder of tho- Girl fic’bum.
was present at a, luncheon given atL
the Colony club yestei'd_uy'-'.I I'tild
Girl Scout and Girl Guide iafs
tend the international conferen‘ce.‘
the Manhattan Girl Scout Council
and Mrs. Arthur Osgood Choato
presided. "
Foreign delegates included tho?
Countess of sundbroke of Austrh'
lln; Miss Elisabeth ,ivimx'neien. Idf
Austria; Mme. Mathilde Morel-
Jumar and Barenesp hymn?
of Poland; Mrs. Dorothea H. Phey.
soy, of Portugal; Miss G. BtrbonIaI. of-I
Serve: Miss Margaret WotM'sfi of
South Africa; Miss Mary Lager-
crentz and Miss Lydia Lidholm, of
Sweden: Mlle. Yvonne Achuril. of
'Swit‘serland; Mrs. Grisel IGaItheral.
Miss Lilo. Chilton
Thomas. of England; Miss Ifinna
Dydynska, of Poland; Mrs... A'IJ
Fleiscilerovu, of Ciecho'siav
Miss Suoma Rathalme. of Finland;
Mrs. Essex Reade, Mrs. Mark Kerr,
Miss a. V. E. Reade; Miss Rudeyerd
turd, of England.
Discuss Turner
The monthly meeting of the has}:
dies' Benevolent Association of the
hold yesterday afternoon in the paw
rish house. The president. Airs. W.
H. Baldwin presided. The subject for
the meeting was ”Turner." A see
eisl hour. with refreshments fol—
lowed t‘ho InieetingI. I - . ,
,
“WE CLEAR YERiI”
Miss hiaude Royden, famous Ens-
mi’ - ' Versailles for mine Antoinette by
TM ‘3“ "W“ "m “‘.‘“. pectin liftiondsegi'oys cupped from'
in! ""3 Mt' -¢erflble-flw--omr-l>°°- wall potty them. Match the
pie-live!" eomfmlihv than 310,00! inner“ the where file lamp
lam. wushmmblynuvhntom,’ 'nowmskabiii'
like the libel-woman‘s own abode- ’flce for' the in old-fashioned
She endured ititm a. timsl. then
Add‘! won-
'0 bl it Inch
*0
classirinnanamoiamrto
.r-.1‘t~ \
.the Mary aiiiimon chapter D. A. R.
t: of the Strstdold hotel MIonday‘Puft- '
been arranged. which W ll
. tee.
I be Mrs. W. H. Pcckhum “ho will
a Da’ienport Neck Non Recliolle, N
, of Istudy in lglzpnce on economic
I.‘ gardens 3nd fowonlc lime past has
. development of.',thc New York bu-
_ tnnlcol gardens.
for the Imam.“ am may” 4117-1?th delegates to the llnnuiil‘
who nrriv ed on the Olympic to at—I 1:01]: Sister's Rebekah Lump
'l‘l'ie luncheon was arranged by.“
I.“ circle of Ophil" Cllnplel', 0. 1m“.
~id‘ Wmhingion‘ street M a s o n i l
5‘? immpleu- «inertial.
night at 108 Washington street.
i
meet‘tonight at the Masonic Templel
Girl Scout in her and
banquet will be Il1cld at First Mo-
thodist church. 3 Bridgeport. coni-
memoroting mum»! of the
I_':' yeariof- Work f
' .. toe. usistedI by
.judge. Jeannette. Yon Slono: other
shades can ‘be made as dainty as
those that flickered in the halls of
mgr-paella sides l
are anon happie'fitbat teen married
. mdgntifnl girls, . thinks a movie
fenplains-I-"a beautiful
thinks that she can rest upon boi-
laurels. but a homely one must be
{stressful and Ihavo a ready wit to
will! «all. Tasibsa
I thinks that she- does not need
; Media to cook and sew and run a.
W” .
I . tisply. on.a ”3'2: plakI georgstte
s .
‘ PAN?!" PATION
‘c-‘ndds-aI
Aciass of l. s'aiidlddtss was iniils
ated into My Jennings posse.
Shepherds ofI ,fstlllshe at: heir
meeting in Ryda en’s fill. ush-
ington street, is ‘Ilove in There .
Was a large delegation p opt from
the Bridgeport lo’dgo. (rib) ‘guests
or bond! were: Bu reins mepufy
Mrs. Hue-oil of 'st‘rI's fo‘1‘d.‘ and su-
preine Past lbomrtie'nd'er- Mrs. Fox:-
rest of Bridgepdrt. 'At the e o‘Iss of
the ceremonies lco' cream on Icukc
were served. II I -
D. A'. R. To Hear, I
Talk On Flowers
A talk on' flowers will be the fun-
turc of the next meeting of the
Bridgeport D. A R.
The regular monthly meeting of
will I'be-Iheld in the breakfast room
ornoon. at 2:111 o'clock.
A very interesting pro ram has
he in
‘oharge of Mrs. MacLaren Stevenson.
chairman of the program commlt~
The speaker of the afternoon will
address the chapter on the subject
"Nsroissi or Daffodils" Mrs. Peck-
item's folk will be illustrated by
stel'eopticon \iéwa. She resides lit
Y. She has recently pursued a. course
been v'c1y illucl'l interested in llli'
Silo ls highly r0-
comnlonded to discuss the subject of
her talk. .
Interesting reports “ill be given
by Mrs. F. A. Strong, .\ll'.~'. (f'Ishnlll
ii. Armstrong. Sr. and Mrs. “or;
convention held iii Washington D;
(‘.‘..tho week of April 19th. nnil.Ii1IV'
Mike Dorothy “‘.llmot president nf
lhef‘ .. A. R. of the proceedings of
tho Cliiidren‘ s congress.
PRATERNAL
a ._ ..,
2......
iii Odd
Wl' Hit“. “'3" sir-'.lll inst ev:
11". Only routine business ‘unl
transacted. Thule" was rchculalil for l
degrees 10% be 'sconfcrrcd upon a"!
class of’ Icnujdldates, Juno 2
1
1
-l
l
I
“Theron was a meeting of the son'—
It was on; one
Main street.
0 O O
ols may be.
The result
Speaking on the subjecl, “T l. c Ap-
and
woven info
and
will lie not
be “ill
,cnicsge Camp Fire Girl in her symbolically decorated ccrenenislrsbs
The ever important subject of
dreds, with special attention to file
use of original and symbolic design,
will be one of the topics taken up
at‘ the National Convention of Camp
Fire Girls, to be held in Stockton.
Guilt, May 29th. Cure for personal
appearance and good taste in frocks
and hats and stockings has linen
one of the interests of Camp Fire
Girls and in this connection mhillits
will be held at the Conveniinr show-
ing attractive but not ulim models
for the girls of high school up.
bringing out the use of lIvmlmll 3111.
Each Cain Fire Girl Ohonst‘n for
herself certain aims and dcsircs for
which she takes certain primitive.
I‘Isgfibols iind cmllroidcrs or paints:
in on he: Camp Fire mrelllcnial
e suggestion worked out
by Camp Fire lenders. (lf'i‘iimcrs and
artists of interior decoration. is that
symb
“Tree...” 9. regal...- illeoiillg nrlfrécks and hats and curl-sin
room furnishings with very plea:-
ing effect.
only beautiful but original. shim:
to each girl a du' ism that
not see on ilnyone clsc.
. 'a- n 'K A «*‘Uv AVA AVA Iran A
Bljcatmn of Symbolism to Cost-unis
sign Mar Mar Patterson. As-
sociate Professor 0 Household
San Francisco will take one o
the sessions of the Convent on.
Other topics of importance will‘
be the conservation of parks and
forests with special lectures by Mr.
SIte hen Mather, Director of Nation~
arks, Washington, D. 0.; Jay D.
lesh, Slggrintrndcnt of Play-
grounds. klnnd. Cal" and Dr.
Harold Bryant, Nature Guide, Yose-
mite Park. Aim. 1; the other speak-
ers at the Convention are: Dr. An-
relia Rllcinhardt, President of Mills
College; Mr. Theodore Acland Hat
NORWALK BETTER
. FILMS ASSOC. TO
MEET MONDAY
’l‘ge Nurwsllt Better li'ilins Asso-
tlon will hold its monthly meet-
Monday afternoon. May ii) st
2:” o‘clock in the auditorium of
the Nol'ivulk Library.
Announcement of the speaker so.
curcd for the afternoon will bl'
made inter.
. Soldiel's’ Home.
offer his marriage to Mt’liilflblf: Nolt
of Wcthersflcld. After Webb's death.
his widow married Silas Deane, one
of the commissioners to France, and;
here Deane lived for a time.
From earliest times it has be. 11
called Hospitality linll because if ital \V'Hnm is the sucirii lT'lll’i (If
L'\CI‘ opcll doorsl livery effort has life. iind l)f.(1lll.‘40 of uomnn' s u; .Illlt
been made to furnish the interim lllli 00111-in l‘IIII hid meat 1
of lllt: house just us it was when llrul'cnltlii illlllllillyUllll;r,.~g1lid MHII
Washington first entered it. .
In 1915 the house was bought by i “hilt. C'Umlnunill tillll'vll. ut 1111
I\\aililcu Nuttlng' who furnished 1: unllulil C(ii‘lf‘i'f'llCi‘ of National Com—
wiill rnv'o furniture. iind bl'lc-a-brac Piliniiy (11111111 \‘lll'mr. lli ‘.'..lllll‘“
collcctl'd after years of search. Later 1 bill 0.. 3'"S‘i‘l'flfl."I r‘hc
Woman Social Center
politics.
The lit-v. ’i‘llmnzls l-'.
who now own it. and who mantnilf I
it 11.451111 historical shrine.
per. author: Miss Mary Yost, DtiallI
of Women Stanford Universit; Dry.
Grace Femald: University 0 Cali-l
forum; Miss l'l'rirrcs Lucas. Unl-
\‘f‘l‘slly of Southern California.’
Prof. CI. .. R,ugll Universitj of
California and Mr. Lester F. Scott.
gatIionsi Executive of Camp Fire
1r 1
Delegates from every State will
be at. the (' onvcntion. many of whom
will be sent by money carried by the
Camp Fire Girls themselves. The
pro m will cover !l'0m May 29th
to one 3rd. , l
lNursm‘I Home on Sieiells siwreet
pastor of the ijlliiul 1'hlii'cil. iicucon
Walls. (‘nilil.. u'xpl'iIrs-ll the belief
'CLUB NEWS
l'inspiiul Sewing society is;ii1 courtesy
:1 session today at tho‘ speaking to llit'lli.
ends tomorrow.
them from
(will! l't'ilt‘lz
The
holding
Ill‘eVl‘lllfi
'l‘lli.‘
lI‘llr stately Figures
.\i0lrc silk is very much likul fan
the new 131 ruins; gonna that show
Angione--Bllrns
.\ll'..rln.l Mrs. linlllv' Allglonc. who
MRS. JOHN (.‘AVAN \f‘ HS
PEAKS AT
CONN. GIRL SCOUT CONPERENCEl
Officers “err elected as follows:
‘.stritc “ore present.
Broqueviile, of Belgium: Mrs. sag}. . -
T. W'arren, of 'Cnlindn: 31.83:]5118 Horned-fun". Bdlroslimefliu_ "”0 “111. John 1111.11111gl1 spillm 11111 .\li'.~'.i‘liif11l'1i l). i‘I'illilils. i'hlu'rluiin; l
cm“. Mondcr '0! Chin”, Mild YO-I I, I I‘If . ‘I . ‘.‘ ‘ " I"I‘li3li. LIlgl'lis of llll‘ N'll‘lllli. il l '1111.l Ml.“ («new i l'i'lllIL'il ul how Hut’oll.l
". ,. 1‘11 oiilhll ._ 11 . .
til! II “also“, at C0“! RM“ :. '-‘.iIB'{Pklnflllfl.m W'Omf‘ilil n “H " i" lllzf'l'llili‘.’ Ioi‘ llli‘uu‘hu'll‘ll‘l‘lli l" ‘ (will I if»: 'l‘l'(l'llllf\ll'r“\l‘l"‘ llhslr. 11:"90 “UH"
Lido. Sobotova, oi‘ Cited 0le In,~ 1'3“” convention 'e' ens i.n 5' ‘ “ " ‘ " ' " ' mu ”‘m °"
‘1”. 1‘ Engholm IaInd a. Bi 6 . [1 quul. ("fzviliuliblli- ill'uuil gum ~1'1l11v ; -\l‘\\ llrll‘ 1i”. lil'ulg‘m cxevuiiecs
Peterson. of Denmirit W“ "m [(1392 i1; Itodal 1i .piii. continue in. the Business Mild lWl‘LIii‘ 1311:1lI1‘il 1.11111, ‘ll‘*~ L'. Nilillliilicl “'OT’it'll
Trevor Williams 9! II'E 9" mm!“ {omflok' «.1115. “ll“ “‘05: Mi tillll) 011' l'l‘flll Fll'n',‘lll' lll'lllw 111111 .lllil MIME J.I$e1cridgc
Ellen Helnio stills ‘ ""2th Milt 01, WWW“ “Imminflm' “bit on! ~ " Ilia. of x... London
Miss Imam" 810mg .w I . Win59 81.1.45...‘ " ,t .. ‘7'- midi”? Gillian begun, 11111111 mum: in, ' ' i .\i ll 1' i‘ilil of the lilOi'liing ill-'et~
Mlle Helene Dcpaox 1’“;th II .'." " s ‘.ui‘i’d confirm: 11 llii'unlgil 111 ‘iiii: Ii;'.11'l11611 11.111 r1. ricll ill the
‘Mlle. Violette Model In Yd! anq. kufl'llo dolin'l'lmt‘li plodding fertile afternoon Lot: ll tli'l 111ml J1: 1121 11 lllm '1 1m mum of llll‘ club. 'lllp nil.
Flailioin Katherine; :fklli‘l fell IM'Ieunfimw I)“ '61» PM?- llllfillillfig liiv'lllvaii \ll.I. l.. .\.‘ll'uuon l-‘\‘.‘llUll was begun “ll“. 11
Ger on D ih if; “i" Pocahontas sedation of \V’Ritdnin Dougileriy. Mrs. John i‘munncb, f 1.1lk 1I~.- 311m ld:l 'flmllil.. dll‘eclOl‘
0‘ Y- ame KA‘G 39' 'N‘R Talkie" will .11.... fionigiit in lied \irs;'ltllsscll..\ii-.-I.Alum-u.liliIII..\l.11~-&.-:' 111II \l'i‘SiLl‘ll Tiivlsluli of“ tho
and Mill Charlotte'boefi“ Ofifll’eaf £15511“! ‘1Mil."‘lll€'0kjurle Donn". :I ,\l; . IImwgls (fix-l Spout]; ”who
‘BrllllnI and .Miss Antonia Elude-l1 'h- s s ' ' nil-3. Gill'rollu 11, 1'. 11.3115 ”sandal l mini.“ .111 "The Outdoor Activities of
"NY". of Hungary. .._1 4, o. N. Division No 1 will meet lit; the ‘ "relating. .‘li‘éfi 1,’n1:111.11.-11. 1 1m (:1I1 Hl'oulu Uutsil'lo of tile
Signorina NlilMl'i 1’0““ 0‘ lemme...“ We“ avenue. spells and ”it‘ll Mi“. 1'. Xulllni‘lil'l lump." l-‘ulloililli: Miss r‘mllll'a
Italy: Mrs. Wilhelmina Wilts. oi’ \Voriiieil euli'lciscmnl mic :1 ripen ‘ i 41.. \11 I. futile-‘1‘. l‘l'li'c. secretary of
Latvia: Miss Eugenio strum, of '(fonlpaulons ‘of the ”mg. 5‘,“ “f. oli'ihe national tranqu- l. r'vmim'f llli ‘Jalloiml ("amp Committee. saw
Liberia; Mien Vichy S,ch'mlder.I of Columbia» M" me, tonight m 35 Alloo‘Il’nitlsou Mi‘l’rlfi mm 1.1 111.1111 mm 1.111. on "Summer Camp
Luxembuxg; Mrs. “1.. .;W dte- ”Collids’lm‘l‘ “mm. speechimndc Iby Jii'. Alll't‘lkt liiIm.i.\1I11\itl1-s," and mud an interesting
F‘rnnckeu, of tho Netherlailds:- Nig- if H... s s- ' 11m. lit-ad of Mills l'l'llv'l:i'.uiiy. (1:11.- I.~1:-~1I (Iii 1'10 summer work of the
Marcella. Boo andiMiss Agnes Nost- 1.9.0 M. somil Nor'wnl 8mm, iiind.-C11l.. ill lippi'i‘i'lilllllil of 11ml l‘l‘ulilll'ilf‘u liranch. Twenty voting
vik. of Norway: Lady Enid Clsyfon. No. 539 will meet insight at :8] Hm“, work of lilo diff-prom, girl 14.3.1111 ‘ il',lf'i‘.1ili‘.‘i 11ml many other members
of Palestine: Mrs. Sophie de Cailler. branches. ‘ from the different branches of tho
'Spdth. Norwnlk Chuncll “1.1253;
'Rniflfhis o'f Collillibus. will meet lo-
0 U
St. John's Lodge 1".
and A M will'
on‘ Berkeley street. Th
Girl Scouts ' .
' On Monday evening, May
10. ii.
doughiei
fourth
Troop. 2.‘ Dorothy
an of the commit-
urjorle Johnson. in
charge of favors? Mrs.J J. Whip-
ple will speak sfrom ills pelnt of
view of a Scout :Mcilicr and one of
the scouts will make suitable rc-
spouse. , 3“ ‘
0n Fi‘ldny evening. May 14. the
annual ,Ientortnlilinopt will be given
consisting or two parts. The juniors
will present "The. Baby Show lit
Pinoville." Miss. Polly Prim the
Fricke is chair
“M
I Herod em Home
«Plain littlexdiarcnment lamp
in of a decline or
"°'._.____...L_.._..
" n le‘u' " "
‘ W lions.
lien mm“ to bonsai! women
Mr.
.pt unduly .pilfled
lii'll “mum him by‘nalne. He
woman
1 woman
to
NWNMM
“WW-
I
ids-”Mg; added to K
1‘
C \li'ly
clan places.
by the infection of Aiiiei'ican wo-
manhood with the pernicious ideas
of boishcvlst Russia. ‘ihrougil inter-
locking directomtcs of susceptible
o'rganisstlonn'.
charged that
Bdg‘ert
of
social problem.
issue of i
file. 1‘
Mo
by
in
by .i he
be
John A. Lil: ll-
OLlllil'y
Snow.
Ml‘r.
ll l‘fi
'l‘llr'
I". i".
Woman's
-ill ‘ January. Mr.
presented “the
mum" to 'l'eprc-
it is now
i'cads
mothers. Marjorie Ileschon. Roll in the American mind or be indigen-
8ibley.‘Addie Knifi’hi. Jessie 'Lord. ons"to‘n. republlcnn ‘nntion. It could
Janet. Wade. Joan Ricketla. only be u disease. spreading like
typhus from Russia and other for-
It could only be carried
3 lil
en's
-. Cong-emf”
puriicullii'.
‘ene Madame Kollon-
tel, whose headquarters are at Mos-
cow, but whose parish is the world'.
is a ‘domlnaiing influence upon at
_.lenst someofnhe major activities of
at least some of your organism
he
Mrs. Bursch. :1 trained liin-in'ian,
endeavored to from the sources of
allegations.
only writing of this influential Rus-
sian lady that I could find in Elig-
lish is a 48 page pnnlplllct in the
Library
BurschI.
Opposition in Russia)
tiol'i.vvns publish? in Cilicliizo- in
1931 by the I. W. W.. as the intro-
duction says. to show ‘Tllc, {fillill‘f‘
of the Bolshoi-lat party to solve the
'Kolioninl has suc-
ceeded in convincing us that Lenin.
“The
5111:: Mrs.
"its title is “The \Vorkr-r‘n
The transm-
y and Zlnovoev wire .wrong.‘
.. dined with’
The -l.pthor herself is solely con-
cfltfilllliis tho' burcnIu- '
m of iiib BolaheinIst government."
be the some: -on \v‘hlch Mine.
i is supposed to excreta: the
T“. logy. a famous- a"... messes; maternity.
. ' l." Imums. the a!!!
1?“:
ilatl
.ss
m
'lHIatgrni
”a: .22.
neilt
found '18
LEAGUE OF WOMEN V OTl‘RS ANSWERS
CHALLENGE OF RUSSIAN INFLUENCE
“0111111181 siv 111s in
l\'oter'e itulleilll contains an .Ililswci' 1m. '1'
f to the charge oi \ll'.
ion. President of file .\‘llilmllil .\l;lllll-
fuoillrci's' Association, that women's
organizations
being dominated by
article was written
Bill'fit‘ll of Riverside. “lie “all :1 rich)-
gate at tnoIaneanIIJndusiry Coli-
fei‘enoc called
lliiizeuu ofIlIllo Delvlrtlllcllt of Labor,
in‘ Washington
Edgerioii‘s speech
employer's, View
senmtives of 10?- women's organiza-
tionsInt the conference.
being \vidclydlstribuiod ill pmnpllict
form. .
1‘. Edgel'ibu's iirugmclil."
theoriiclcp"spcinedI'to be that no
interest in the \volfllre‘of. working
women slid-children could originate
l
l
i
quit ’.’th
”a?!
I il‘."
. s1 sit-iii ill (‘Izul'lst Russia as described.
Curtain Foreign Coun-
11 Henry .l. Harris, of ille
l 'llll‘s’l‘tsnlunlll Library Staff. In the
lillsfiinll Ht‘i’llull one of. the sources
c! information was u 641 page
volume by Mine liollonini. published
in I'm'ugi'ad in 1918, when Nicholas
v.' 1:; t"Z:ll‘. A footnote states that the
inns-1.111 i-‘L'CiiOll 'is new of historical
llllf l'l'sl only.
"l‘ulnpllrilig 0111' legislation fer the
11w mm: of lllofilcl's and Nblelr.
tillcppiii'll-'i‘ow1lei' Act—-wlth the
1 1111.1 ”1:11, we. did not follow Russia
or any other European countries
that pay. or pilid. cosh benefits to
irmiilm's ill cliiidsbirth We pay them
1111 money whatever. but provide
.IIllli-ulion. illedicni advice and the
particular cur-i that the cuac'needs.
Ulli' lmvs n'i'rc mode in America for
.\111crican conditions. following in
some particulars the English and
Australian laws. Madame Kollon~
1:11‘51 hand was neither needed nor
lirml."
".\’o matter what 'is hoped and e:-
peclcd‘ hy'communlsts or other pro-
pl'iKiinfllslS.I the patriotism of IAlner-
i1'11n women. their leaders and- their
nl'cllllizntlons is still perfectly sound
and uncontaminated."
Civil Whr Mother To I
Observe Birthday
Mrs. Elizabeth Emmons. of Port
Jervis. N. 1’., one of the five surviv-
ing mothers of Civil War Veterans.
is preparing to celebrate her ninety-
slxth birthday within a few days.
She is the widow of James K. Em-
mons, a Civil War engineer. who
helped lay out the Erie Railroad,
ailldIiiie mother-rot George Eminent.
who in 156i. when fifteen years
old enlisted ill the lst New York
L‘uflneers.
(lc'olg‘c Emmolls fought in ss'ver~
nl battles. and after the lost battle
«it the our 1111s fought died of heart
failure ill his tent. Mrs. Emmons.
enjoying good health. has been re-
mixing a governmeiit pension.
' Specklednands
A be 11d of snakeskin lo Wily
used us the hat band on a smart to!
thu- bustle effect. THEY are un- “ere “wmodI Irhurmm, AN.” ”3
ll-ninncd and depend upon their col- mm, returned “.0,“ ”,8“. no“...
0" and line t" "’9" charm moon trip to Washington. D. (‘I. The
hl‘ltli‘ was formerly Miro: .\l.-1I,-I [turns
-of '.‘65 E119! lli’f‘llil", the daughter
' of Mrs. llarry 1"ox.
' The couple “lll res-lilo nilll llli‘
groom's mother. Mrs. J. Angionc of
48 Spring nil‘col.
CHURCHES
s
Tile lioSpltul sewing committee of
St. Joseph's church will meet this
afternoon in llit: K. of C rooms, on
TODAY’S RECIPE
Spins-oil Sculls
0111 pound spinach 1 tablespoon
lwiulli‘l' l-I3 teaspoon minced onion. 1
l tablespoon flour. 1-2 teaspoon mil.
I clip milk. 4 inblcrpoillln grated
Chen!" ."1 eggs. '
Wash spinach through many in.
furs. dilll and llllllcc. Milt butler.
:ldul minced onion and (malt over o. \l' ”chm...” 1.1,.” Mrs. mm 31.3.,
low fire for the minutes. Add spin-- \1 mm “m 1.010%”: .
'.lcll iind sill with 11 fork illlt‘il welli i *
‘cuoir-i ulili uiicr. (‘mcr and melt '1')“: 1..-1.1m} sul;l-~iI\I or :12. 1-.—-1I i".~.,
five lilllluics. sift over flour. stir- cllllri'h “ill meet this aflorlioon in
ring “lib fork illllll perfectly blend. the church.
f'il. Add l_1lllk illlll cook until "113- I"-' l‘I' '*
illl‘C‘ tliiiko'lls. Season with salt and 'l'll~" “Hunters :Illilil
pepper 11111! add grilled i'hecselirinl: church will light a
to lllf‘ boilim: point and reniovc'meeting in ma church
from ili'r'. Add ille._volks of the noon.
eggs well 11. ten and fold in the
whites of the eggs beaten until stiff
and dry. l.urn into a svell‘butlcrcfi
baking dish and bnklI iwentydlvo
minutes in .9, moderately hot even.
(if
liilssllinnl'v
fills :Ii‘lel'.
is e 11
There will in 11
the South Roswell: Congregational
church; uni the auspices of tho!
Junior lilo Dt‘llfll'llianl tonight fl"
lllnld 111' matron of. honor: bride on
poppii's manly al'ln. Groom “'.':iisI
for his lady low 11 [ill his best man
at nuptial llllor. They. “1th the
clergyman. come from the vestry
iind lilk‘! tliell place as soon its the
b1 lilill procession enters the church.
teaspoon cream of tartar. 1-8 lOii~
spoon sell. 1.: teaspoon vanilla.
Separate 11 liltc from yolks of
eggs. Beat whites of eggs until stiff
using a. wire “hlsk. While boating
whites cook syrup unlll ll. firm ball
is formed when several drops are
tried in cold water. It will take
about as long to cook the syrup us
it. does to bent the egg whites. Slew.
ly add cooked syrup to whites. brat-
ing constantly and until the mixture |
is cool. Bent yolks of egg untill
thick and lemon» colored, using a
dovcr beater. lieut yolks into first
mixture. using the whisk. 'Add vii.
nlila. Mix and sift flour. salt and
cream or “”1“" 8‘" 'l‘ "“1“- Fold started the custom of dancing them-
inio mixture carefully. Turn mmlselvel with perfume in the day “111-1 I
u tube cake Din Mid bake one hour blitli tubs were unknonn.Clcop-.1tr:
in it slow oven. Invert pin to cool llad a slave whilst: one and only Iiu‘.
This cake requires no icing. was to hold a lotus blossom to 11m
nostrils that she might breathe ill-.-
fragrance.
W
Lace for Afternoon
Tile lace frock is worn for after-
noon as well as evening—most fre-
quently ill the beige or red shades.
SLIP, COVERS
HOUSEWIVES -- This is a new
service for Norivnlk! We are giving
you this at an introductory price for
ten days only.
3 Piece Suite
(with our own material)
‘ covered for
Roses and Perfume
Roses were strewn in lhe‘puth of
iudses entering their courtrooms in
the ancient days of England. in
order to protect the silcrell judlcul
nose from offensive odors emanating
from the adjoining jlllls. And even
today :8 rose bouquet adorns ouch
English illdges' desk. it's
savory subject but women firsfl
Breakfast Spin“ With Bacon
Two pounds spinach. 1-2 teaspoon
salt. 2. tablespoons butter. 2 table»,
spoons lemon juice, l-i teaspoon pn~l
prikn. 6 slices crisp broiled bacon, six
squares tonal.
Cook spinach in its own juice until
tender. Chop without. draining and
return to kettle. Add salt butter.
lemon juice and paprika and stir
owr the fire until very hot find thor-
oughlyI blended. Arrange toast One.
hot plotter. cover with spinach and
garnish with the crisp bucon curls.
if polntsIofI goldcnIbro 'n toast are
left uncovered the dish is meet an-
petlzlng'looking. _. .
Prune Cake
One-half pound prunes. 1 1-21
cups sugar. 2 cups flour. 1 teaspoon
baking powder. 1-2 teaspoon soda.
l-l' teaspoon salt. 1.: teaspoon
grated nutmeg. 1-.. " teaspoon cinnn- .
men. 1 cup sour cream. 8 egg 4
tablespoons soft butter.
Wash and soak prunes in one on _
of cold water for two ileum-Coo! to ‘
this water until tender and water is
evipornted. Remove stones and chop
coarsely. Mix and sift dry ingredi-
ents. Add prunes and sits thorough
ly. Stir in cream and add can well l
baton. Beat in softaed W. l
Pour into an oiled and floored mg... m 1320 or writ. 1:1
seam pen and gaze-8 hour 1: state Just. and our
moderate oven. ut m In man wt. unity call on the follow-
seliu warm with whipped cream- ' . m; iionduI with samples.
on mom 3...... lTl'ie saloon 11mm and
4.
’.‘. ,
Tug
list—mull if one matches it with
snakeskin pumps. so much the bota'
in.
OI‘A‘JfiII ,
' ~ “g aft
Broadcloth returns D '0! '3' UM“?! CO.
a protracted absence from the venue.
It hI pasticihriy liked for might not State at. tel, iii-room 1320
MM 0a.,
Of Life, Says Speaker
[111.1
lit-loll I‘liftliib. pusioi of ”if: Livonia,
l'lll filli‘il in"
it was bought by the (‘oloninl Dames ' equality Of “0m?" in religion 8-“ in '
i‘illliplu'll.f
tlmf ministers prom-rally lH.'ll(.'\'(: )iif‘ll .
Iullirlilc' the church belong: l'i snuui'n I
.parish and that :1 sort of profession. ‘
Christ.
"kiddie parly" in 1
Sol-1c at once. ’.' o'clock. e
. , «~— _
MAPLE SYRUP CAKE 1‘ The Bridal 'Procesdoni
Olleiind one-fourth cups lnnple' lv‘il'st con‘io “lo ushers. too by‘
syrup, (1 eggs. L cup pastry dour. 3.4 illo: bridesi'ilii s. in pairs. too;
Over Three Hundred Witness
Enjoyable Minstrel Show
“Jolly Wanderers” Play To Packed House; MlllVOl'-ap~
Tal'lov Post and Auxiliary To Give Show In Old '
. "The Jolly Walnut r1-1'1'." 1i dcllgilt- chorus:
ful Iillnmrcl show. One (If the host lilal'inil McQuilliln
.Alll‘r- (‘rongll
Colonial Dairies To ever ill‘f‘ll ill this i'll_\'. v .111 pl'l'scllted l-leccn l’iyllli ..... . . firm-go Hill-1:11
' ill l‘ollllillllllly Hull. East Nnrlvnlk. M..i'gllrctl.e01lllrd "liiu'li" livzill
' meet on 1way 11 111st owning. by lllciiilicl's of the limb Musical Nlillilu'ra.
vny-Tul'luv Post and Auxiliary. \‘. 14'. Opening llllrrllIuri 'J‘llI: lI'Ilm-Ililblu
i’lulll lOl‘ "10 ““0" “l “1” \Vl‘b" \i'. About 3110 pen-nus liilclicll (.‘oni’ Jim in I‘liliaizi', Small ......
l'lousf‘. WhGlllL‘rlneld- “’“l bouillon; munity Hall to witness lllc p-.'rful‘nl- ilr. llurlon llllIl- II-
ilie mailers discussed 1‘ "‘0 lilirly- once. “'llli l1 was gill 11 fr-u illc ivcne- (lilo. lb 11 little lit-Ill .....
third annual meeUIII' 0f the 001" ill of 11111 1‘. clll-f Fund of Hit Post and Miss (ll‘fli‘lf MI 1.111111 111
iiecticut Society. Colonial Dome! of Auxlllill'L’ .‘iiiss Marlon MiQilllliill lll'illi"lilln'i‘ . Mr. John lhlllllicr
America, to b. held at the Old Con-,was ill charge of the affair \\'llll0 lilo "'I‘tli 1‘11111 mum" .........
gregutlonai church, Wellif‘rsfield.llrlillslrel was directed 1w l:r11no Miss 1<11111<-i-11II \':....«1
Tuesday, May 11, at 10:80 a. m. Kacainer. William Welllczn'iliv'r “Us. My 11“...» . ,\11I. .\. T. 111 '.'l'n
standard time. the amusing inieriocutor. 'I'llnl l'«I11:«111 l':1r1.\--—-Dll~'f. .
Webb House. which this season The Jokes and songs \i'cri- funm‘ 111-... 1:..11lm11n11 “1....."
will be in charge of Mrs. J. M. and catchy, and there were original I'oui' 12-11111 Mr. iii'lllio l\'ii"'llli'i‘
Duucliy, ll one of Connecticut‘s comedy songs by Mr. iinllls. Mrs. Sulllell‘lnv ..... \11I. .\l.‘|l‘y .‘ll'l'mmlil
most. lllgwic old buildings. In it Katherine Vllns'l wnll the ilCCOlll- Show til" 1l1.~ \\':._~.- to 1:0
George wallington was t'iliertaln- pants! and infer the Vilnst Si‘i‘t‘llll'li'l’fi ilumrI ,,,,,,,, \h-I “mun“, llm‘k
(Id; there, in May 1781 Washington, played for dancing. All $1.0...” M. ",mMI
Rucllembeau and other leaders The dilll' inrn 111111 lndir-s m-rrqz 'I'lln 121». 11.1.1.
planned "‘0 Yorktown cgnmajtn .‘ll‘. Talllho . . ..... .. \Vllllflll‘l lllle “illillz .'l [lIii'fmgil' (hr; )1]l[]:.li‘li\
that was ‘0 end the Revolution. Miss ’i'rlmho . . . . .. .. Fari'ichhonn will 'lllf‘l‘lillli ”III \f‘fhrnng I... 11...
The house, now 1" years old. Mr. Hones . .. Bruno Knesinl'r l"lf1'il llilllli‘ ful' Soldiers lll an'olnli.
was built m 1752 by Joseph “-..M, Miss Relics ..... .\1lil:1 ”links The ppm). .111-~I:IIII\I slmll' 11ml .1
The llu'ib'q 111111 pi'lillclllcll of ”11' \I'l'l' lump will bill 1w l'll'uii'il.
I “The Fool" Al O. A. 11.
Meet This Afternoon
.\ll". l\':1?lii l'iiil 'ifrtl'i' lllI‘l 11: "
liii'ulllll'll' Willi"! '.'lll rlrrmllt "ll
1 Foul," I'll llil: "'Il 'l'ull 11 Hull.»
Hill 1111! ll‘l‘lil‘ the llllhill‘“5 u‘ 1‘I
lNul'nulk i'lI-lilli‘l‘. ni' lllr- lH'lL'liiI'
lot the .\1lltl'il‘nll iii-villllllnil this :I'
lli‘rnliilll 111 3 o‘clock.
I .\ l:ll':,'l: 1'l‘tl\\'ll lfli'\ll~.1"I-l in .'I
li‘lil.i.'illl"'. i‘lllilllllllg l'ollm 11'.~ 1'11 '
ln'lllli «if so gl'lIlli. lii'llrlllurll} 'l I'
"I‘riIlln'y i< in four ill-1s.
ELatlies A. 0. H. Plans
101' Card Party
I .l l' trulir int-cling: vl lllc [dill' "
‘.l. H. H. 11:..«1 lll,‘lll l'ial i'\"‘l‘.illl.', .lt
Ellie i'.illlL‘lli.‘ club. '.'1.‘ West 4111111.“.
'ltolltilm business was ll'ullouult'il.
1 and filial pilills ('Iollllili‘Ilcd for it 1.".il'ii
5 party in bi' liclll 011 Friday menu»;
,.\ln,v li a! thel.‘1l!l1l.li1:l:iub, ‘.I'.'I \\’« s 1.
:ivcnllc. Shop's el'i'llvsil'il has 1w v'n
ciliulizrd ior 1hr: (ii‘Cilthll, Ali's.
.‘lll'lllil'l l.)‘Ullh 1:1 cllnlrldily of ilm
affair. The L‘liiill‘lliil)’ of Irish lllb-
lory, .‘li‘N. ("zlilmrlllo Brady, How .1
vi-l'y inn-resting; lulk mi .ll‘lSll Ill,»-
3 lol'Iv.IlI'(lllmll'll'.: llii‘ muting. retina-"III
? lilI 1;l'1 \Hl'l f'lL‘l'VCd.
lloulir n 1111M
p lien-'.‘ 11 riddi. for niulriul 1'10-
i llll'. How long slit-11M ii COUill': in:
lllli'irl'li‘i‘ in onlvr in liiliil ‘.’I'.Il_-Iii_i
I‘lllssls'f .\ i hit: :1711 ii'Ilrl -~r .'ll' 1rd» :1,
511111 pliiliilif 3.50"" 1'. m .'i 01 .;i .1.
kiss for file 25.001) kisses util'i'll blli’:
l>llulild lime llilil. but never dill
llllvv. 1'11 llc1' llilli'i‘lt‘ll life. Just one
Mk5 ll llIly lvnlllll lillx’i.‘ llllllosi Til
'Iuwll's to make 2.3.1.100! ’l‘llc lull-,1;
must figure that file l'iOl‘liliil lllrll-
n"d life illfll’lfill'lfi them before. illll'v
ins and after meals.
l'il‘lt‘s.‘ Speaks 1
lining: on llli‘ subject of love and
Elizabeth Barri-it
lil'ouliiilu. “if-3 of the pool liobcl'i
Fruiil‘llllF. and our. of the uorid‘rl
few women who possessed both lilo
joy of self-expression through ht!"
work 11ml :1, marvelously happy mar-
i‘ll‘d life. more "A Woman's Ques-
';ilon'
"‘Yo'l l‘L'l‘lll‘C a. '0le fox sou mul-
ien and beef;
I require :t for better thing:
A seamstress you'e wanting
l stockings and skirts—
llllllll'lnlflll).
for
I look for :1 man and a king. '.
‘1! Mill cannot do this. .i lflulldl‘L‘b‘S
'.111-1 1: null
l You lillo “lll‘i little p211:
Bill a uomnn s heart and :1 woman a
1 iii-'
l An- llul. to be won that way."
Juli-y 11d Bits
A 111111 groom "donil Virginia
\1'ny"secks. to qualify the marriagu
[1011's by insisting on replying only
that “ I'll do thi- best I can" to the
ininstcr's query of “do you take this
woman?" Marriage cilllcli off us
the minister \vulllll brook no clump
ales. Shame to squelch such original-
llty and ingenuity:
Tllllllllllll llllllllE
0F NElllllllllll
Woman Trim-E. Piaklialll’s
Vegetable Compound
”A neighbor advised me to try
Ly a E. Pinkilsin' a Vegetable Com-
I pound, which she
said helped her
so much. So i
sought a few bet.-
tles and tried it
I: out. it sure
helped me won-
}; derfully. i felt
- much better.
My work is
no longer a
dread to me. if 2
beer in {my one
v. o s rouhiod
the Way I was, i will gladly recom-
mend the Vegetable Compound to
and i will answer any letters
genitalia i: thglosaniew‘L—Mrs
sac all. Go ter
Leasing)! M.ich a St"
“'1 had been sickly every since i
was fifteen years old. After tak-
ing Lidia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound 1 got so i could do all
my houseworkaud em in good
health. ”—‘irs. Mario K. Williams.
listening, Alsslts.
Iron lchlgsn to Alaska, from
Maine to Own and from Connecti-
cut to California letters are con-
tinnally being written by grateful
women ncommendlng Lydia E.
Piskbsnl's Vegetable Compound. I
TIIeConlponn
is made from
roots and herbs and
I for "a has been in “’.‘
I“
l
l
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