Nicolai To Give
ff" . Won 0f Work Here
. lgu Crs Drswin and Silhouettes To
an Atw’l'lliloniss Sch. 3 Work Done By
é ‘5 ... Undsr‘Slstsen Years 0; Age.
. Returns
stifled is this country.
out" colors. mun
“would. some oi: are
' '--'som snow 0
These willsu be to: solo.
w sg to‘holp Professor
3. " . his cisssss smcng
' children.
’ ‘ hesrtily‘ welcomes
flow is interested to“ ’of:
s. smsslng and as g - . . , .
unwound ”(Milli
Norwelk Girl Boost director who use
returned to Norwslh, otter spending
the summer st her home in hissed-
ohusette. Miss Donne will-nos re~
some the duties assumed tor the
summer by Miss Merger“ Jennings.
troop csptsin. Under her direction.
its toll sud wlsier scout sotivmes
will soon be under way. Many in-
tercetingsud sill-some events will
be pinned.
iiil. lott
{a sine With
Luncheon Party
Monet-molt at Stony—
d. entertained st a
. sou end bridle res.
thus" home. Twenty-rive
. ‘ ‘ vilsssnt. end there were
"winners. inoludlgllld‘rs.
M‘ Lin. I. co m
We. adieu Ho". Mrs.
., 'birs. William Clerk.
" '- Moseley, soc console-
‘ “ 'und 3W.Me
Mrs. Charles Tarlov
Hostess To Friends
Thursday Evening
Mrs. Chsrlos Tsrlov. il Washing-
' ton street, entertsined s group of
t. Mrs. Frederic Hous- rriencs st bridge at her home Thurs-
lrtPcm. Mrs. Lot-ls dsy evening. Retreshmenis were
rs.‘ Frederick buliivsli. "neg,
~ Clerk. M"- W'i' The pride Winners were: Mrs. L.
‘ Jnmoo Stan. I“ “M Harris Miss rm Burris, Miss Elino-
bslh'rsrlov and Mrs. D. Glasses
Among those present were: Mrs.
‘slieturnlng L. Prensky, Miss G. Miller. Mrs. L.
*W Mucus. Mrs. L. Hon-ls, Mrs. H'.
‘ 'Lyeett ct ‘Poiiiil sve- Fried. Mrs. D. Giasscr, Mrs. H. Tar-
editor at the Nor-mill lov, Miss Eva Harm. Mrs. J. Libner.
used to her duties mes hillssbeln Tulov. Mrs. J. 8min,
twee-mos event In '1‘0- rm. s. chsulsy or Bismtord. and
. ' slid st Nimrs
up line rest.
.s* or a" '-
Mrs. Charles Turiov.
d Bette. trim... or the Home Tonight
"Mold Trust Cornvsuy
' error e. plesssni The Young ‘People at the Hun-
gsrlan Reformed church will hold
slsrgc picnic and dance. Sunday
evening in Springwood. Several les-
illrcs twill 'pronsbiy be held.
H riarl Vacation
“ School ' “Hes
Closing" " Exercises
The Daily vacation Bible school
hidden-thy. soorotsry to
«lulu-m Chutes is. Kerrie. -
“AV-sourced to her duties sit-
lts"vs.cdtiorl spent at
y sad in flillsdslplls.
0 I
imam so But sve-
. tomorrow night
isssc.
Moog”. e m" at or the Hungarian Reformed church
0’ 'e s come to a close Sunday evening oft-g
mm. son of Mr. sad or a. two months’ summer session.
Over 200 parents and triends essent-
bled in the church basement to wit-
ness s. mint dellghtfuil'prcgrsrll,
given lay-the children.”
The evening‘s exercises were open-
ed by Louis G. Novsk, instructor st
the school. who welcomed the
gathering and urged the psrsnts to
stress the mutter of discipline and
character in child training. After
it low class one and recitetions.
the junior- depurtmeut presented s.
times not play. The ploy was both
humorous slid pathetic. while the
:prlddntstlon‘ it'll most occur-ate and
clever. The children are to be com-
}mende‘d for their line acting. The
‘priinsry depsrtlncnt then rendered
3| Mum ddncc. which also intro.-
fdoced 'sii'llltul dancing and good-
{singing on the per! oi the young-
fste'rs. The dance was coached by
.r Miss E. Stocs.
Rev; Gabriel Dollus concluded the
~ evenings program with 9. speech. in
iwlllch-he expressed his satisfaction
isnd prsise to all thosevvho hsd so
fwilllngly helped to melts the eve-
‘ruins's progress: .ss successful slid
; colon“! es it our
‘ some of 'the les'dihg 'chsrsote'rs
till the pier were: Goldie NM. John
gamma, Irene Bel-rm. Ester Kuro-
f-cshiii, 22 Fsir street.
. Thursday to the U. S. 8.
‘ hos-licenspsiiding MD
with his parents here
hustle cost more then
Tmsl conscience Verge. The'csst
tied =lis outing. yesterdsy ‘st Chit
...... comm
The uses! Dr. A. Bl Comm‘who
gruesome luring 8.000 gsllshb“ or
ism es
Mindoro verses moon.
,eersoon out was m coll
to stood by end give
l snooty unc supplies to help lit those
; to hold s tog dsy dsiurdsy. ss sil-
? otherwa to men iuods tor the or-
' gestation. it‘s-cry one will be rescue
.- doesn't hove to be much. lust s liitlo
. up ssturdsy. snd help in the work
L‘ site lenr their sld towsrds scelng
.. the: all the money goes to the right
‘ hooded ill.
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g: Work
ss ‘ Completed
Over sixty per cent. oi' the bur-
eu shouldered by the Nest Isst its.
let lies been liltcd. scoerding to
those pinning the Non nest Rsilet
Ts Dev to be held in Norwslir lot-
If.
in two were the orgsuisstion
hopes to be sole to complete the
raising of the children now is or-
phsnsgss or otherwise under neliet‘s
are. in wet time it is hoped thsi
sll the children will be sble to be
sent supporting-or st loss! will be
well pissed in the core at others.
Until the! time. it will be hosts.
our; for tho gust Ameriosh notion
their time.
lots to feel. the world.
Here is Numsiir it wss decided
on li'posslbio sod everyone is ssired
to respond end to give something.
but every little helps.
Several girls have sgreed to gm
of collection. Severe! wornen hove
sources. when the boxes hsve been
Almost 20 items will be working.
some smell. some large. so the ver-
ious districts denisnd. dome of the
captains hove slresdy snnounosd the
norms of their tesms: others will
do so shortly. Mrs. F‘rsillt Hsdiey.
Mrs. Theodore Henry. sud Hrs.
Frederick J. Moron. us the lstest to
give out the list or their tesms.
With Mrs? Hadley, lire Dorothy
Hull. Emma Richmond. Frods
Getnsr. Mellon Hill. Mel-ion Keller.
Grace Show. Doris Pennoyer. irons
crsylor. Anus. snd Gertrude Cotter.
Under Mrs. Henry. who will cover
Harbor view, ere Js‘nst south. Ari.
toinstis-stis. Kathleen Heller, nor.
othy Wood. and Ruth Delmsr.
Mrs. Horse's girls sre Helen no
line Bruce. dsrs. Cstherlns. slid
Merton niordsn. snd ails Glover.
Keep saturdsy. September s,
mind.
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Mrs. my Tar-10v
Entertaine Friends
At Steturdsy Party
Mrs. Hurry Tsriov. ii Putnsm
svenue. entertsined a few friends st
her home fisturdsy evening at s esrd
psrty. Dsinty refreshments consist-
ing ot ssndwlchss. punch snd coke
were served: '
Among those present were: Mrs.
G. Myers, Mrs. George Myers. Mrs.
A. Cohen, Mrs. A. Green. Mrs. I.
my. -Mrs. I. M. Dells. Mrs. Miller
slid “Mrs. Hurry Tsrlov.
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Easy to hours _
A delicious deficit is made by
spresdlngu lsyer oi shredded cooos‘
not over s piece of sponge cells, slid‘
piling strswbsrriss slid whipped
crosnl‘ on top.
modem Neils
French women on insisting upon
blood-red linger nsils. But American
women thus ul- hove clung to the
psler shedss oi pink.
w
stress New miss
The surpliee closing. the most
ilettsrlng line there is tor the heavy
is being stressed in the
Visoouutcss Astor.
Only Public A route
Women ls ’ii?‘
Lcsguc Women; Miss
Lesgues of Women Voters us look-
ing iorwsrd to dept. I. when it is ex-
pected inst Viscouutess Astor. is. P..
will spesir bolero the women st the
Wsidori Astoris. it is sold tout the
Viscountess will nicks but one pub-
lic sp relics while in this coun-
try vls ting. slid this will be betel-s
the Lesgue women.
may worsen well known tor their
. Before League Of Voters
Be Made September 9 Before the
'rlls Netionsi slid the New York
To Speck
or tlr'l‘ltl‘ed Amman
Bulkley On Caihmlttoe.
llnflusnol is public sitsirs srs wel-
coming this opportunity to do honor
to soother American women who
[had become such so outstsndlng
member of tbs-nritlsll psrllsnlsui.
Miss its" noisier. president oi the
Conn. Lustre, of Women Voters.
who will return troln hel- rshoh in
new Mexico lust borers the meet-
. inn. is on the committee or srrsngs-
:ments. mes millet-ins Lualngton.
lot Lyme. is slso s member.
Everything is in resdlnsss ior‘lhe
picnic which the million oi the
Amerlcsli Legion is giving to the
populsr girls of Normlk who helped
them sell poppies on Poppy Boy.
The young ladies sre requested to
meet or Red Men's hsll. Wuhington
street, Suturdsy sitcrnoon. st 1:30
o‘clock end they will be tskcn to
Helen Point. where the picnic will
he held. It shy or the girls hove
not us yet notlded loo committee in
chsrge they are requested to do as
soon as possible. Mrs. K‘simmonr.
phone mm or Mrs. A. Hanks,
phone it“. will tells the entries.
Among the girls who hsve slresdy
THIRTY FIVE GIRLS SIGN UP READY
FOR POPPY DAY BOOSTERS’ PICNIC SATURDAY
sent in their nsmes to the committee
sre: Ruth mulls, Msry Ariell. Rose
and Ids Generic. Lens end Anne
Jussli, Lois Hulls. Dorothy lisrreti.
‘ldn stsnessy, Elle Vonliolmot.
Lucillo Boer-o Belly Weeks. Beatrice
Lowndes. Consuelo Demon, Polly
Merrill, Melins Scurso, iinrnrst
Slgswsy. Irene Klsils, Marjorie licr-
ring Mildred Shepard. Helen Rob-
erts. Ethel Orsbcz, Glsdys Olsen.
Helen flounberg. Emilie sud Culli-
urine Vusst. Mstllds Deltz, Madeline
il.eonsrd. Morgsl'et‘ ll‘lsh, Choriolte
lSiull. sylvls asns, Msrgsret aler-
'(lian. Frsrlocs Undorhlll, Gertrude
lilosenborg sud Alice McQuillun.
Red Crass To Stage
War Scene In
Pageant Tomorrow
The slot! or the Red Cross, Fair—
iield. will put on s wsr some in the
psgesnt to be given at the horns of
Mrs. Welter B. Lsshsr. Round illll.
rslrlield, tomorrow afternoon. for
the cspisins snd lieutensnts in
ohsrgs of the Red Cross member-
ship roll call to be held next
month.
This scene was written (or
the oeossiou y Miss Amelie. Wen-
dsroth. oxcctl ire secretary of the
Bridgeport office.
The scene will tell the story oi
Msry and John service and two
children. Florence Nightingsle Serv-
ice sud Buddy Service from the
time John Service left for the front
in 1910 down to the present time
with the Red Cross aiding the lam-
ily during all that time.
Picnic
The picnic of Court St. hisry No.
32. Cotholio Dsughisrs of America,
miniord. . will be held tonight in
the grove nt Roton Point. All mens-
be'rs ere invited to sitend. ‘
The stfsir'wss origiusily schedul-
ed {or last week but wss postponed
on sccount or bsdwesther.
sandwich Hints
Spresd esch slice before cutting
it from the lost. Butter Mt oil the
ice for all hour will be easier to
spread.
Use dreary Bilge
A garbage can msy be kept im-
meouiste by inserting so open psper
beg to held the gsr'bsgs. clean by
French openings
simply lifting out’ lisg with contents.
108 Chapter Talks
3 Over Plans For
1 Fall Arid Winter
The c-s chsptsr or the Cilris' snd
Women's club met lest evening st
the clubroonls on as ”sin street.
Thg msln purpose of the meeting
Me to discuss mum of rsising sddi-
tiensl iunds tor nisintensncs oi the
club.
various duggsstlorls were altered.
and it wss decided to obtslll s little
money by mines, the absence to be
tsken or distributed by club mem-
here.
On sccount of Labor Buy on Morl-
dsy. the chspter will hold its week-
ly rrzeetlng Tussdsy of next week ill-I
stea .
Relief Corps Day
Members or the Dougiss Fowler.
Women's Hello! Corps end of tile
nuckinghsm Women's Belle! Corps
sl‘e invited to mend the Women's
Relief Corps Home my in Cromwell
iomorrow. Any member mdy sitsnd.
W
_ use s Shortcuts
Blueberry tout Is delicious-out
toast in narrow strips. slid srrsilge
in s cries-cross psttcrn on s pleie.
Cover with blueberries. and whipped
cresm.
Keep The Juice.
One way to retsin every hit of
the juice in a nutrient: is to brush
it with blended butter slid tlour he-
lors you stick it on the broiler.
shod chopper
All the per-ts oi the reed chopper
should he thoroughly scolded and
dried after using. or it rnsr become
9. source of infection.
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Mr. And Mrs. '1'. Roy
Given Surprise Party
, By Mrs. Spinetta
A plesssnt surprise psrty was
slvsll st the home or hire. Frsnk
Spinstts. s stkins svenue. natur-
dsy night in honor or Mr. end Mrs.
'l‘homss Boy or Hoboireu, N. J.
Music slid runes were enjoyed in
the course of the evening. Mr. Nel-
son volunteered with silne violin
solo sud Mrs. Crook ssng. Mr.
Bpinsits slid Mr. Roy entertained
with some test dsnclng.
Lots of run was occasioned by the
fortune telling plsnnsd tor the ove-
nlng. Idler, refreshments were
served. Everyone hsd s fine time.
Among those present ware:
Mr. srld Mrs. Thomas lioy oi lio-
bolren. N. J. Mr. snd Mrs. John
Brotherton. ill. and Mrs. Louis to”-
dos. Robert Powers of Chicago.
Frsnk Mlolllovitch of Detroit. Miss
Edits Johnson of New London, Miss
Amy Broihsmn. Miss Else MacDon-
ssi.ot Bridgeport. 'l'om Nelson and
Louis Nelson of lioboken, Thomas
Norton, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Cronk
of New York, Mr. slid Mrs. John
Stuart 0! thls city, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Gerhardt. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Smith. lill‘. and Mrs. Henry
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Edward llcllloy
of Btumiord and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Spincttu.
Seeléy--Chamberlen
Miss Holcn ll. Chamberlon. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William 1'2.
Cllnmhorlen or 5 William place. will
be murrivd at her home this ulter-
noon at 2:30 o'clock. to llulpll S.
Hcclcy. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sealey, or South Main street.
The Rev. 1.. N. Moore or Soncllrle,
N. Y., will olllclutc. Frank B.
Cllnmberlcn. a cousin oi Mlsn (.‘llmll-
hcrlcn. will be best lilllll, ulld Mrs.
"rnnk B. Chumborlon will not us
matron of honor.
The couple will make a wedding
Journey to Washillgtml, l). (_'., and
Philadelphia. On their l'i‘llll‘ll. they
will make their homo at 17‘. Plait
siroct.
Miss Cllunlllcrlon has been om-
ployod as a telephone operator. nnrl
Mr. Seeley is mnnngor oi Dan's Tim
Shop lip-town.
Voorhees--Lister
Miss Grace ll. Lister. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lister of Bar-
“'lll street. Devon. will become lilo
L-rldo of George Walter \‘uorllct-s.
can of Edward Voorlleos of South-
port on Saturday afternoon at 6:30
o‘clock lit the Devon L'nion church.
The Rev. William J. Guggulllll‘llll
will perform the cercmoxly, Miss Lis-
ter will have Miss llutilc Voorhcrs,
sister at the groom as maid or hell-
or and her two sisters, Miss Hell-ll
and Miss Lelia Lister ns bridesmaids.
Herbert Lister oi Atlanta. Ga. will
be best men and ihe ushers will be
be best man and the ushers “ill be
l-‘l‘cd Walls and Edward Brotllvrion
oi souihport.
Silk Duster
All old silk pettlcout of Jersey silk.
when laundered, makes an excellent
dustcloth for highly polished lurnl.
lure.
Don't let summer get you down.
While there’s weather there's hope.
Country Club Scene Of
Many Lunches This Week
Several ,To Entertain At Regular Wednesday Luncheon
and Bridge; Mrs. Henry Prowitt Plans Luncheon
For Twenty-four, Thursday.
I .K‘M'cl‘nl lllnchcons will ho its?)
during the coming week lit
Wouipol'l Country club.
At the regular \Vl‘dlll‘sdny lul..l_.
con and bridge. Mrs. W. .l. l‘ut‘.
will cnlorllllu L'i gilt-eta. ullm
hostelsacs will he Mill. 1). A, (hum...
who “'l“ have nine guests, ullll Ml.»
Walter C. Miller, ““0 will llllmlu.
20.
On Thur-sally, Mrs. Henry T.
Prowiit. of Noril'lllk, will be ll‘lr’l‘
at s lunchcou (or 2 .
Mrs. Percival Muses, oi illlsm.
Point. will also have it lurg.~ lulu: -
eon party nt lllo \i'csipoxt clul. .~.
the near iuiuro.
About 75 nitenrird the Sniuxl...
night dinner dances. Don Silicone
orchestra played for the dull. L...
New Vice Pres.
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lwllh hull of a rut lemOn.
\\'lllCh tollowml lllosc inflow of
filli‘l.
Among those entertaining \'(‘l’=‘
Miss Nicllolls. \\'ii0 had it lull; .5
1'6. Mrs. Henry Culwcll. Jla. who cl.-
tcrtrllnvd 11', Mrs. C. W. Stanford.
who had 10 guests. Mrs, \l'ulllr
Noncs. who had 1’) also, “is.
Dwight l-‘llrmlm with a party of six.
and Dr. I). A. Shumhuuull, lmsl 0.’
—l’lloto by Mllnugllul 3-
.‘lllS. MARGARET SIMON
0i ltast .\'nr\\nlk, “110 was ClCi‘ii‘ll
vice lll'(‘.\ldi‘lll oi‘ the "lilgllt lull]
Forty." lilo fun making urgnlllul-
lion of the Alllt‘l'li'illl In-glon Auxi-
llnry, lit the convention in New
llnv-n Sillill‘illly. Mrs. silllml lvlls
also mum-d (‘ollllel-iiclll doll-glue to
line nstlnlml convention to he held
shortly ill l'llllllliolplllll.
DeMoIay
Tile Dchiolay Board of Governms
met at the clubhouse on \V-gzst ul-
nue lust night and discussed Sci'iilal
lilalit‘l'fi of business. Those Dru-wilt
were: "Doc" William J. MOor-n lQll—
wsrd Wheeler, John Smith. Milton
Elwood. lived Flynn. John Fillill
llllll Howard Gui-hum.
llllprm'm The Chops.
Before hi’illilllfi your lamb chops.
dip thclll lll l“ll10n juice. or rub mer
It will
Fur Tldlnoss
Keep all household equipment or!
the floor as much as possible. Put A
screw-e w in the lip of the handles
.0! bruszcs and brooms and let illlllll
hang instead of island on tho floor.
make them delicious.
Best Foods
. Relish Spred
with fish or meat or
salads somebody will
probably try
to steal your cook.
-but it’s worth that
over and above
the unnoticeable 30c 4
your focer charges
for a elf-pint jar.
Begin Your Commercial
Course at Merrill’s Now
For more than 37 years, students have been taking the MER-
RILL ROAD TO SUCCESS. What th ey have done, year
after year, you can do. Start your business training as a
MERRILL student now and one year from the day y‘ou enter
you will be firmly established in a real position, secured for
you by the School, and on yOur way to advancement. '
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i This Mlilllllll PLACEMENT BUREAU -
Next to giving first-class instruction, 3. business achOOI's greatest re.
sponsibility to its students is to procure for each the best possible posh
lion sysils’bls when the young man or woman is ready for work. Hap-
hsss'rd‘m'éthods of placing graduates are not in style at the Merrill School.
. Constsnt" touch is msinisined with local employers by the Placement
Burton, in order that the lesys increasing need for skilled afice ss-
siltsnts ml'ly bclsstisilcd by. Merrill graduates. In addition to this work,
, dsy’scflool students are helped constantly to find part-time work, the in-
co'nls kern'whioh will go for in ptyihg the cost of their education. (School
.. hours'lrcirom 8:30 a. m. to 1:30 p m.; allowing for afternoon positions).
Ali ssthulsliin'g pusher of young women have prscticslly paid their way ‘
, through the Merrill School by outside employment. That is the MERRILL
.‘ ’ides'oi‘Sertles to student and employer slike.
I “ You‘ivllliesycmmey, diSappoillEment,‘ years of your life, by let- I
thiE-Merrlll' ‘flaining push you to Success. ' St a rt your
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