THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTB NORWALK, ‘CONN.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1926
,IVITIES OF. SPECIAL , INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK'
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'” Votsrs' Bulletin
'0 issue:
‘ » Young Iesguos.
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~‘Cduncll or Town Meeting.
.. or Connecticut League.
. . dilutions. - .
ber—Locsl
To u I' Town."
Legislative Program.
,Prolsloms (cont) :
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1 I y of Year's
tor Next.
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Mutated Ire-toss.
.mnfl’ in Government.
Prohibition.
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Primary.
col Mes. ,
, Exceptionsl
W. Zit-
* ' maven.
m 1.. ‘ , Delinquency.
l‘eTOI'MI'.
aivsrdde.
Mic Power Development.
1111b“ Trade Practices.
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Winn-I Funnies
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Wing or. two progrsms:
.‘mng tongues end one for
losgues suggested by the
this
router Caucuses and Fall
Arnngo political "spell~
W hollot marking classes. etc.
D u .Iber—lsegislstivs Bodies.
Legislature.
1’ r o p o s c d Legislative
n her-Lnternsiionsl Affairs.
, In. Security and Disarma-
‘0? Nltlonel Defense Act or
P r o b l e m s—
Schools.
Courts. Provisions for Rec-
}! ev i e w of League‘s
Streets sud Public
Homes and Living Costs.
ndt-tries and Workers.
rs of the Dependent and
Work—
sdvised just to pick.
~59" to "I,” needs and “‘i the order were (ill msln sccompiish-
study sroups in the Various
- - .. n. Mrs. Annie G. Ponittl
‘ . dale Road. West. Hsrttord. [merits of ice cream and cults were
“it. we. Rg‘m. in rolstlon “tuned. The local delegation includ~
‘ , 1AM, Child Labor. Sheppard- , ed; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
page"! 90.2231!” and Got-dis Duidson.
.* of Educstion. wanrlesrrie Hanson. Mrs Esther Michell.
'l the Federal Connhlfltssf‘lorence Michek. Mr. and Mrs.
g; erit System in Civil Service.
, blic Weiisre in Government. ‘
If v tints. Chairman. Mrs Emily 3 “"1155 "I! I qum one.
. zzl'Church St. New a»;
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"deal Department of Ru-
WM. chairman. 1191‘
EL Rattan
I. .fitrstzord were hostesses
Costs. chairman, Mrs. P. C.
,Ily‘giene, Headquarters sot-
Mint
in, industry. ~chslrrnsn.
Sophia. Grummsn. s:
“new or dressing. use s tori: or sit
e ”of Women Voters
Advises Fall Programs
on Ideas Which Might Be Worked Out by Both
the Younger and the More Advanced Leagues;
Active Even in Hottest Weather.
‘ months they result in s
o! notMties in oil other
Lesgus or
Buckingham street. Hurtlord .
1. Minimum Wage Lows; court
decisions which have sflcctod them.
2. Th. Unemployment investlgp
tion (Msry \‘on Kleeck. Russell Sage
Foundation, Director).
3. Federal sud State Employment
Agencies.
ill. Legal Status of Women.
Chairman. Mrs. l“. LT. Johnstuue,
ll. . 2. l‘ulnsm.
1. Jury Senicc.
2. Property liights.
8. Uniform Marriage and Dilorce
Linus.
1V. lntrrnutituntl Coopcrntion.
Chairman. Mrs. l-'. S. Chase, 163
Grow street. Waterbury.
1. Arbitration, Disarmament and
Seuuril).
2. Notional llclcnso Act. Military
Education in Schools and Colleges,
' Educslion for Peace in Schools and
Colleges.
3. League oi Notions.
Court Frances
Members Travel
Several members and thcii- frieIids
of Court l-"rsnces. order or The
Golden Sceptre pent lo Bridgeport
yesterday evening. to attend the
meeting of Liberty Bell Council. lni-
tiauon oi two members. and install»
lion 0! several Bridgeport oiiicers of
,ments oi the melting. The Grsud
alleputy and most oi her court from
‘Sew linen more present to ssslst
In the Installation.
Following the meeting. refresh-
stidson.
Mrs.
I William Bloom. Clifford Bloom. Mrs.
' singewsld. Mass Helen Johnson. Mrs.
.Csme )s.\'. and Mrs. Phiess. Due to
like death ct Mrs Olienshsw. lor-
‘umly deputy for this district, the
Westport Country Club
A very good sttendsncs festured
the weekly luncheon and bridge st
the Westport Country club yester-
Idsy. Several local women were
among those entertsined st. the st-
tsir. Mix Cornelius Steers or West-
pori. and Mrs. [souls Weidlich . of
to large
portion. Ten tables plsyed in the sf-
'l.crlsodn. In at. About 100 were pre-
sent. Mrs. C. L. Thompson acted as
general hostess. Yesterday's lunch-
eon u-u preceded by 8. putting con-
test for women. won by Mrs. Stev-
ens. s summer resident st Compo.
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"Postponed
Due to the extreme heat, the
dsnce which was to have been held
last. night by lady Jennings' Lodge.
srss postponed indefinitely. Despite
the weather, however. the organiza-
tion held its regular meeting at Red
Men’s Hull. Washington street.
Rebekah Lodge
Our Sisters Rebekah Lodge is to
hold a picnic at Roton. sometime
during the month. Plans for tho sf-
!slr were discussed st. last night's
meeting of the order. Mrs. Clsr-
enco Buttery has charge of the out-
ing. the date,“ which will be sn-
nounced soon.
. Fix The Colors
Add s tsblespoonfui of spsom salts
to each gslion or water in which you
wash sud rinse colored clothes and
they will be less likely to fsde or
run.
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Alwsys Handy
Skim milk makes a very accept-
able; substitute for ,stsrch I water for
giving just the desired smount o!
stillness to orgsndies or laces.
Moudsy’s Hint.
Betore you rush colored handker-
chiefs or those with colored harden.
nsosk them in out water-Jar an hour.
This lessens the likelihood of fsding.
And Windows. Too
Downs or nspths in the water
with which you wssh the gisss over
pictures will give them an extra
lhine.
Kandy loss .
‘thn inking dour sad wster for
”In hostel; This keeps it smooth
To Bridgeport ,
One Hundred At
Ice Cream And
Feach Festival
Mrs. Frsuccs Slovene.
Hotel Mull-chemo, won the brim
doll gilcn away the loo cream
and pcuch fcstiusl hon under the
auspices of tho old \\ nil Command-
ery lsst night.
on the lti\\il of Mrs. Jcnlllo Finch's
homo. Monroe uud 5min sit-coin.
Ono liuliill‘k‘d uiit-Iltlvd the affair
which was i'cuiurcd by u i'uucy “tn-k
lublo offering many nolclllcs for
sale. The doll \mm a crocht-icd but
and dress and tho “'lllnl‘r uns qIIlto
pleased with it.
Jupuncsv luuivrns and out How-
crs lornlcd IItIrIIt-tilo .irroruilous.
Thrco prosrn-cliw rmuiidutcn for
admission to tho imigu IIiienticd last
night.
The t‘nllillillll‘l‘ in I‘lllil'go was
hcudl‘d by Mrs. MIII'IluI. Wilcox. ml-
aislcd by Mr. llluuwltll nud Mr.
Van Sit-inborn, l“l‘lllik ilnIkvr and
Mrs. Muy l'l‘ilit‘t‘. ”thorn “ho ltlll-
od “ere Mrs. I“. llltl'lmr, ill l‘. lit-use,
Mrs. Blnuwldt Ilud Mrs. I'hilbl'ook.
Tho uoxl Iuceling of tho ()l‘llr‘l‘ will
ho lll‘lll 'l‘lll‘hll:l_\’_ August 10. Tim
Inclullors urn Ill-an piuuuing n I'llll'
l0 SInlli li(l\'l\, (ho l.\lll'l. Ilulu (IT
“llll‘ll has not yrI llf‘f'll Illllltlllllt‘t‘tl,
Mrs. Max GIIIlczi
Given Party For
Wedding Anniversary
of the
| Mrs. MIIx (lulu-Ill of
Main street “:Hi mun ii Surprisn
pnriy by some of buy ll‘it‘ilIll. Sutur-
dsy nlgill. A lino llllll‘ was r'njoycd.
gmnos and dam-lug icuiuriug the al-
i'ulr.
mi of silltr in honor of lICl‘ :1th
nodding uuulwrmry.
Among lllL'EI' wmwul uric: er.
J. IJII‘JUS, MI“ 3:. hunk. ”If. J.
Kolelfll'. Mrs. M ”I’m-villi. Mrs, ii.
llsdik. Mrs. J. Mollult' Ill h‘llIIIIlol‘d;
Mrs. S. M. Nagy. Mrs. A. I'lravrcz.
Mrs. L. Gall. MI'S. ll. Moiunr. Mrs.
S. KNYohagy, Jr. Mrs. P. barium,
Mrs. J. Agustou, Mrs. J. (tall. Mrs.
A. Kcsckes Mrs G. Luklmr. Mrs. J.
Csobsdi. Mrs. L. Dobus. Mrs. J. Stan-
ko. Mrs. A. Hoduo. Mrs. A. 'I‘nSIIt.
Mrs. B. Levai, Mrs. Folloszu. Mrs.
A. Hutksi. Mrs. G. inocs, Mrs. J. He-
ressy. Mrs. S. Nagy. Mrs. G. Kun—
msl. Mrs. M. Lukacs, Mrs, L.
Gtinczl. Mrs. G. (lunczi. Miss llelcll
Gunczi. Miss Ulcn. Iludns, Miss l~2tiIci
Yoczik. Miss Grace. Kolcim', ill-s
Mary Agoston. Miss Margaret Lemi,
William and Albert GIIIlczl. Max
Gunczi and Ernest Lukacs.
0x Ridge Club
A polo game at the 0x Ridge club
will be followed by a dinner st’thc
Wee Burn club tonight. The game
will commence at 5 o'clock.
The mid-week rides for the wom-
cn of the 0:: Ridge club are to be
held on alternate “’ednesdays dut'v
ing the hot weather. Lust nook the
mid-week ride started from the
club stables at 3. After an hour's
ride through woods and across nit-:1-
down, the riders returned to II.»
club house liar lea. Among thono
who rode Were: Mrs. Clarence Co'r-
ncr. Mrs. Harry Davenport. Mrs:
John Farrell, l s. C. C. Mickie. J12,
Miss Virginia batman. Mrs. Reed
G. Hsl‘iland. Miss Geraldine Schleus.
sncr. Mrs. 1'2lede Sawyer and Miss
Louise \V‘ldeil. .
A number of other members and
their gut-sin joined the riding party
at ten. including Mrs. William Col-
ton. Mrs. E. M. D. t‘lafln. Mrs.
Philip Schleussner. Miss Sawyer.
Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Royce. Mrs. Wil-
'l'hc Ilil'uir took place i
llil South I
Mrs. (luncni “his lll'l :- llll d “lib ll1
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Members Have Card
Worm-n
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Hall. Cummndnlc.
Norwalk. \V’Ilion,
took purt.
' -—l'huto I), Munugiuu and “rich
MISS 151.17, \illeH LANE
[laughter of Mrs. Ssrs Lone. wt-ll lulu-urn rcnltor at in South Main street.
Miss Lane is a pupil of Miss Mildred Allcr.
A. O. H. Auxiliary : Red Cross’ Field
To Form a Degree ‘ Representative Is
Team Shortly In This City
Miss Grace Clock. field represent-
The A.0.H.r Auxiliary n'ill hove .1 auto. National Red Cross. for (“on-
degrcr. team In the near futurr'. , nucticut. “as in Norn'alk yesterday.
l-‘ormation of the team “as the mum .H‘Ie conferred with Miss Jenn Todd.
object under discussion at yesi-vlu l head of the Red Cross in this city
duy menlng's “ell attended m/ecllng l‘nnd then took a trip out to the Red
at the Catholic clubhouse on \Vusl II'rOss Life Saving staildn at Cali
avenue. At the next nit-cling of thc . Pasture Bench. She commended the
organization. more dclImIo plaus‘boys for their good work and the
“ill be made. Last night four new spotless say in which they kept
applicants \scre elected to niember- the quarters. .
ship in the nunllary. ‘ . I
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TODAY’S RECIPES
.4’ Baked Vegetables 'Metllcylirfv‘
Eight small onions, 2 cups '5 con
beans. 4 medium-sized tomatoes. ll
tablespoons butter, 1 tablespoon)
flour. 1 tablespoon salt. 1-4 tea.-
npoon pPppPi‘. 4 tablespoons hutter~
ed crumbs.
Cook onions and bends separately
in boiling watcr to coxer until ton-
der. Sculd and pool iomatocs and
cook 15 minutes. Rub through a
coarse sieve to remove sends. Melt
butt r, stir in flour and add tomato
purc . Cook. stirring constantly un-
til thick and snmoth. Season with
salt and poppcr. Arrange onions in
a. well buttered baking dish. Add
beans. filling spaces between the on.
ions. Pour over tomato sauce and
cover with buttered crumbs. Bake
20 to 80 minutcs in a hot own.
up left-mere. but the combination is
so good that it's worth keeping in
.il‘lllld for fresh vegetsbies. One to
one. and ohmhslt cups of chopped
cooked ment can be added to the
sauce it wsnted.
RprbCI'ry Bulsrilm Cream.
Tu'o cups raspberries, 1 cup cur-
mnls. 1 1-4 cups pondered sugar. 1
cup whipping cream. 1 1-2 iabl
spoons granulated Kristine. 1-2 cu
~cold \xntcr, fow grains salt.
Scull! berries und.currants and
rub through a sieve. Soften gelstino
in 2-014 water. Reheat fruit Juice
and stir in gelstlne. Remove from
the fire and stir‘ until gelstlne is
perfectly dissolved. Let stand until
cool and beginning to jelly. Then
told in cream whipped until still
with a few grains of salt. Turn into
a mold lightly brushed with olive
oil and lot stand until thoroughly
chilled and firm. Remove from
mold and scrve garnished with line
iiam Murray and Miss Joan Hay.
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mmonlsinthoproo‘
mutations:
ifififififlfifififififlfllfiflfifi
This is an r‘xccllont way to Use borrics.
You Mil be greatly
construction oi the be
inspection of this tremendous display will
msrknbly low prices.
Party In Cunnondale‘
The Xorwalk chapter of the D. A.
11., held a most enjoyable t'ui'tl pur-
iy yesterday afternoon. at L‘nnuon
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Mrs. 1). M. Miller, Mrs. I'ml Stur- I
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Q Women
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against lost charm. this new
way of solving oldest hygienic
problem—offers true protccu
tI'on; discards like tissue
HEER gowns and ill—timed so—
cial or business demands hold
no terror for the modern woman.
The insecurity of the old-time
"sanitary pad" has been ended.
“KOTEX,” s new and remarkable
way, is now used by 8 in 10 better
class women.
It’s five times a: absorbent as ordiv
nary cotton pads!
You/ dine, dance, motor for hours
in shecrcst frocks Without a sec—
ond’s doubt or fear.
It deodorizea, too. And thus stops
ALL danger of offending.
Vllscsrds as easily as a piece of
tissue. No laundry. No embar-
rsssment.
You ask for it at any drug or
departmentttore. without hesitancy,
simply by saying "KOTEX."
Do as millions are doin . End
old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every
day. Package of twelve costs only 1
few cents.
KOT€X
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' BED ROOM. SUITES
$5.00 ‘° $400.00
impressed with the excellent designs and
d room furniture now on our doors. An early
pol-{unifies you now have to buy extra. quslity furniture at re-
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$500.00 Suites are now priced at.................$398.00
$425.00Stutesarenowpricedat..................
$375.00811itcsarenowpricedat..................
$275.008uitesarenowpricedst..................
$200.00 Suitesarenowpricedst................;.;. _
" $149.00 Suites are now priced at . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . 00.00
No laundry-discord like tissue
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convince you of the op-
275.00
205.00
108.00
175.00
W.C.T. U. Hours 01' Prohibition
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‘ Occasion 1:; Annual Summer Picnic of 'l‘cmpc nut-c ill“-
gulilration; Emil Hollcnihul buys Success of I’m-
lIIbItIon l-lcrc Certain.
gcs. Mrs. mumm Jones. umI 31.5. lel 6- Holmuhhl or l'I-lell 31.....1 ‘ ,
ltuymond t'onIstot-Ic. “(‘11) the cum- 1 "l”bll'll monument IllUlIHIIIlIIlIi. I ' “mm”? “01,,” ‘OH‘V'N 1“ 1‘”
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werc: Mrs. Leiioy Montgomery, Mm. I "“ “3 (“H-"Him '1" “ll" I'III'Iw I Hill“ 1‘?“ " “I a “"1" I‘ 1“" U! l‘ «Ill.
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honor of MN: l'll-“u'l' Hui-mum,ji't‘llll'lll II-Il'u UI u IIII-hdnml llil' II IIIIH'IMIH" I’ll-dun
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Quality Prices
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’ EVAPORATED MILK
Tall
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3 25c
Pure Rich Whole Fresh Milk Reduced to the Thickness of
Cream. Nothing Added or Nothing Taken Away But the Water.
Better or Purer Milk is Not Obtainsble.
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FAMOUS COFFEE Em...
A Saving of 60 Per Pound. A Blend of the Choicest Columbian
and Bourbon Santos Joil'ees. Full bodied and Full Flavored.
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FRESH EGGS D. 39c
' Large Selected Brown Eggs. Every Egg Guaranteed.
NEW POTATOES 5 “’5‘ 14¢
Selected GradoA Stock. White Dry Mealy Cookers.
P" 47c
CREAMERY BUTTER DD.
Made from Fresh Sweet Cream. .There is None Better. .. . . ..
DIRECT FROM THE ORCHARD AND FARM
NewJerseyOnions ...... gigségc
New Crop Green Apples .. 5fs. 16c
LargeJuicy Lemons ...... forzsc
ExtrnFancyTableApples......................9 or c
' 46c
Sunkist Oran es . ..........dozen
Extra. Fancy gGeorgia. Peaches, about 6 pounds 39c
baskets
iluli‘ l‘ouurl L'lm 17c
3 25c
Grit
Baker’s Cocoa ,
Campbell’s Baked Beans
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No.
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Butler’s Condensed Milk
5
for Fine Jams or Jriiloc
Il‘rce l‘rom
17c
2. 25c
Bottle 29c
BEVERAGES TO SUIT ALL TASTES .
Piel’s Beverages, light or dark brow . . .bottlc 5c
GreennndGold Ginger Ale .....................bottlo10c
Za-Rexl‘ruitSyrup ........................slliisvors35c
White RockWster ........................ha.lfbottle 15c
Grape Juice ........pint bottle 250.........qunrt bottle 45c
Silver King Water half bottle 15c
Liebig’s Malt Tonic ..... bottle 25c
Bhret'sMsltTonic ...........................bottle121/2c
Bay’s live l'rult .pmt bottle 65c
(Liquid)
Black Flag Disinfectant C... 190
Swift’s Borax Soap 6 m" 25::
Japanese Toilet Tissue 4 £17. 25‘:
pin: Bottle 10c
Large
211:. Cam
Ccrto
Cloudy Ammonia
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~ 11 03s
Lott
Norwalk Chronicler