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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1926.
INTEREST—13:7)? THE WOMEN OF. NORWALK‘
,_ Church; Mr. Jacobs
‘ Of Gold.
.6“? one hundred friends and
fibers of the South Norwalk
tlonal church attended the
. given Saturday afternoon in
r of the Rev. and Mrs. Freder-
JI-cobo who are leaving Nor-
Roton Point Park had been
as the scene for the lolly
time that follchd.
The weather was of the finest.
the Point. deserted but by the
prob folk. was an ideal spot for
h an affair.
it“. met the trolleys ut iloton
‘ “on. and by l o'cloek all were
'. "Nod. An informal program
wanted for the entertainment
all consisting of three parts. the
being a. dramatization named
tho author “A Historic." ’i‘he
. ng was the rocky knoll in the
. . r of the park and the charac-
in the order of their appearance
a! follows: llcro. Adam blac-
Gian; Indians. Ferol Green and
7,. ‘ Ill-d Gorham: Pioneer's, William
“hits and Clinton Nutting; l—‘ro-
'rl. C. P.‘ Frey and Roy Hill;
h committee. J. 1’. (iorham
Elizabeth Maanchlau assisted
& ‘others. The reader was Rosalia
‘ V'. Tho affair was arranged and
ted by F. H. Northrop. The
as read and enacted follows:
- A Historic
Dear Friends:
We have today assembled to see
dried here
story strange: a story of the
and of the present.
Some years ago. across this great
try of ours.
There stretched a wilderness
Whore roamed the forest animals
“C peopled by the stealthy red-
l
t
A land unknown unto the white-
even best—a land .
bore hardy souls were hewing
' themselves a foothold.
' where the rigors of the bleak
frontier winters
“are accentuated by the hostile
o
Whose alien rights unto the land
of their forefathers
. Were thus disputed by these hardy
= pioneers--
These pioneers
Who having home and comforts
their day
Had westward mmed. until, unit-
..ing efforts
They had established there an
inner treng .
'A youth democracy—forerunner
fthc nail 4305*
'_ of
*1 l. unmovr
Made by tits makers of
Arranged For Rev. Jacobs
well Is Given Pastor and Wife By Members
And Friends of the S. N. Congregational
Presented Wiil A Bag
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in the midst of this environment
we and our hero—lean and lank—
A lad with sun upon his brow and
mud upon his boots.
But with a great tnrcst which
burned within his breast.
Uneasy with the hamperings of his
then narrow life
lie yearned for broader pastures.
After much hard labor in the
school of sad experience.
And by dint of earnest study in
the crude schools of his day
He soon knew far morc than all
his teachers.
And set out for greater opportu-
niilcs.
Chance. guided by his common
scnse
Drought him unto the land of
wooden nutfncgs and grape vines
three——
Within the shade of lofty elms
hcrc
He had.
chalk
With which to make his mark.
Our hero's rare ability as an ex-
hortcr
Was soon
creuscd daily
And even his sedate and somber
. counselors were
Soon costing slanting eyes at him.
This casting failed. however.
To turn the upper portion of our
l llcro's staunch anatomy.
ere long. secured the
recognized. and in—
However, “murder it will out," as
the old saying goes
And when a neighboring cit'y felt
the need of cxhortation
It was to our hero that they came.
One exhort was enough: the ques-
tion was decided and
No one else would do‘r‘and thus
_our hero was established.
Years come and went—and there
our hero flourished.
Ho flourished—he exhorted ~and
he socialized as well;
And such socializations!
The city flocked about
was the idol of the hour.
lie was also the champion of the
“glad hand" ——
Practicing as well as preaching it.
And as be practiced it
The idea spread—until others fell
into the habit—irresistibly:
And thus there came
hand-shaking city.
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Things woiit merrily on for many
more moons.
And it seemed that the millcniuln
had come.
When suddenly the dread disaster
tell!
The idol of the hour. the vendor
of good cheer arose.
And spoke.
him: he
a glad.
“A great call has come and I
must go." .
And a deep hush fell upon the
city.
Little children spoke in whispers.
and strong men wept.
Blushing maidens wrung their
hands in frail disaster.
But it was all of no mail. The
and had come-—
And thus with tears of and re-
t
The city bid to him a last adieu! 1
But HOLD! , ,
There comes from up within us
A feeling new.
True be has gone—but yet there
lingers
The essence of his personality.
We who are left have seen' the
light.
We who remain have learned to
met our neighb0r with an eager
‘ PALACE
131138., m, SAT.
_ " mos LAKE
.13. fame-u movie star
IN PERSON
jgmmrrnsc'rs
, lsn. Harriet Sherman.
o'clock when the folks m from
hand
And learning. new we find‘ the
impulse ever with, us;
And thus our leader. the in actual
form departed.
Docs yet remain among us.
Following this dramatization a
group of young people put on a very
clever stunt when furnished good
fun for the audience. This was ar-
ranged by the Young People's Bo.
cisty of the church and enacted by
the following: Elizabeth Manhun-
Adole Van
Booy. Embed: Polar. Adam Mc-
lschlan. Franklin Smith. Harold
Dodson and others.
The last number of the program
was a paper race. and from the sev-
eral entries it was the good fortune
of Rev. Jacobs to be the winner. It
was indeed good fortune for the
prize was an interesting bag bearing
the name of a. local bank! and inside
was another bag. but of silk. and ln~
side of this latter .was a goodly
number of gold coins. the gift of
the members of the church. Altho
many as the members could not be
present at the picnic practically
every person oaths church roll had
a altars in tin-1m. Mr.
mode simples.“ fitting remarks at
the We.
Coffee and basket lunches were
minoflc.aultwas after 6
Harvest Dance
Mud eon-om was the
E. N. IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION FAIR COMMITTEE
Left to right:
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Mrs. Albert Dunn. cake committee; Mn. Burr .
, tainment; Mrs. Edwin Drake. cake; Mrs. William Ayrsult, entertain-11 ent; has. Irving Bradley, fancy; Mrs. John r‘lm-h. candy: Mrs. Philip
h, wall; Ith- Marcia much, domestic; Mrs. Howard (inrllam, enter-
‘ A. Jakob. publicity; Mrs. Leslie uni-ham. president of the East Nor-walk Improvement Association; Mrs. Edward Davis, decorating; Mrs. L. if.
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l “'nitc. white elephant.
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land October 1. Plans now undo
i way
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‘iMiss Kathleen Tracey
l Given Shower ln'Honor
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Saturday afternoon [or Miss Kalil
loop A. 'i‘ruccy in honor of her up
preaching lliltrrlugl: lo John iv
Dwycr by Miss Anus Mciiug
Mnln street. at her home.
'i‘ruccy's friends present.
the Miss Anne and Miss
During the ulivruoun. oruugc an.
yellow dunlt'l'h’ uurn mode 101'
in‘rgwclcct. Miss Frances Bcrnnrl
won the prize for finishing hel- dus
tcr first. Miss Tracey received in
llOltlt'i' for lllt'lll.
yll.L0w lli.l Ill\i’l‘{‘lllt'l;8.
Tut \\;ln .‘ii'l'Vt'd at 5:30 o'clock
The hu‘l‘sc nus tit-curated prett‘ily il
ocivctl malty bruutifui and
pieces of lllll ll.
Of Coming Marriage .
There were about twenty of Miss?
ilicludlng. fill
Mary ‘ '
litrffcruun of Duubury. Mrs. John 1"
Pickett of Mllldlctuwli.
Eugene L'. Merltcrt. ol‘ Lurchmout.
N. Y.
the.
orange and yellow llouerml crutounu'
l-Jltst Norwullt improvementI lllOl‘t‘ lxlcllstvc than those for any. given each of the three nights lnystage an r~l;inrl.lil.ll.rl~.l.
1association is to hold its annual fair] prmious fair and all efforts are be-
at the Van Zuni street grounds oil ing made to insure the greutcst suc-
And ““3“” balls 9! lcarning. and : Community Hall. September 29, all I cons in the ussoetutiou‘s history.
in charge of‘
by the COlilllllllt'l‘. mclulwrsi pilhllt'lly. illiilOllnt‘f‘il today that .l.
' of which are Dll'llll'l’il here, are, program 01' entertainment will 11"
r: Mrs. l’hilip Jultob,
“ulilr ullll ‘..l.::~l.~' .llm‘lf inn Ill-ll'
Illl‘l', Allli lim '.:llllil:t Hll‘l il'm Imll.
ill: “kill i‘. Fill"ll.l: lrl’.~}(l\'. l“,u1ll’
ll".llll rul' t.ll‘i.lr .lllll an}! sizml »1 in
Friday, the .~iliui l.\\lll’ “ml .l‘l'l-ll l>\l. ill‘.
the hall. Wednesday. William Our. last night. Albert norm; .lr. ll»_'~‘“”~'-‘*,Uf “1%“ 5””, W1 W“ W'-
tavson will give an exhibition of the. year'oltl boy soprano, will rink. and . “M“ l" ”“ "“1‘l”""“ 1"“ “J"
,Charleston and Mr. Sisson will play the dancing p‘illlll of Miss MildredVFW-“ll" ’Ll"l“"i" “”1"" m. l‘ "“r' (’5
[the saxophone and ukelele. Thurs-' Aller will t‘lllll'lnill. “‘l‘“ "“‘l l‘vli‘”: ‘1‘ ”-"" ll" " ll-
«iny night. Albert Crnmcr will render? finch night 01' tllw fuif‘ there will
several tenor solos and the dancinzl be dlillt‘ing‘ to music furnlsl'u‘d
pupils of Miss Lodice Weld will l the Mrlmly Boys' (ll‘t‘ll' slru.
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iict of dogs.
l lli'ivl'noon.
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The lights changed. Now
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Slltli‘t‘.
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-i blocked the, way.
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:oi’ the street, to get post.
i .
HAD A TERRIBLE TIME
A wmuan with a baby ’t-llrriage now has about as much
Cllllllt‘t! of getting across Washington street at the Junction all
A surprise linen showur wus siren . North iiiltl South Main streets, as a stray pussy running a gaunt-
We watched a mother with a couple of ofisprings plus a
1., 5mm.: pcrumbullltor attempting a charge across the highway Saturday
'i'rutiic was heavy. pedestrians were many, automobiles plenti-
'l‘he woman looked around for the “safety” white lines
l across the street. but they had long since been eradicated by the
and Mrs. ' trump of many feet. and the turn of many wheels
’guidc than llt'l‘ natural instincts. she made a dash for the other
But. alas, when but three feet across, a big touring car,
at. least. five feet across where the white lines should have been,
The woman illltl lit‘l‘ small charges embroidered a loop around
the machine and there found the passage barred again.
A" a"... mm...“ was “m, 1... mm tune the nose of a great. truck loomed into view, and the truck
Mary Howard. and Miss Mlll‘)’ m-- Vlis so llll' down the road across the safety zone, that the little
Multan. 'lhv prizes were orange and ‘ party was forced to dodge almost over to the lights in the center
By that time, after so much maneuvering, the lights chant:
mutual .mu yellow, with .. profusion . (‘tl again and traffic started, a double line of automobiles bearing
of Autumn flowers. Miss Tracey .... 2 down on tile frightened woman. Two men assisted her across the
i “30“” rest of the way beforeall wore ground under foot.
Two white lines wouldhave
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Legion And AUX.
Take County Home
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Legion and the Legion .‘lllhlilul‘y.
'l‘hn kiddies \vwrc culled fol- ill au-
YOlllOllllt‘H and were. lllwzl tulnu tn
the l'ulucn llll‘ZlItr, whcl'n. through
the lillltllll‘NH of Alallltll‘v‘l' Albert
4 show.
lv‘ruit and candy \vlls ciwn
by tho lmglou uml nuxlllnry. _
Amougn those who niouulvd the
use of their cars for the occasion
were Mrs. Amy Brothcl‘tnn. Mrs. l."-
roy Downs. Joseph lnzulll. Evcl-utt
Brundngn and Murt'uy lsraol.
Mrs. May \Valdrnu was in civil-cc
of the committee on arrangements
With no other
was her chance. them
This
she being assisted by Mrs. Evil
Mot-bring. Mrs. Sallie luxulli. Mrs.
lsnbcllo Day, Mrs. Lillian Hughes.
Mrs. Henry Simon. Mrs. Ruth Au-
dcrson.
“Elli—nail”—
Rally Day commenced the actb'i-
ed his woman the nape ties for the fall and winter or the
by ‘
Kiddies To Movlesi
Sewntv llllll‘ cililnirv-n, lllflllllt rs of:
Hamilton they were lrnutmi to ll {lllt‘l
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.: racking: time she ‘bassgd illrtllfih. filial: the. old days of the
Amelia Wanderofh _ jdlm long ago when we"’hurb-'ilie safety lines across the street. it
Coming H919 T0 i was comparatively essy'to incite tile otllcr'side. Today, the auto-
Imobilists. seeing nothing to stop them. edge so far across that
the opposing llllt‘s almost meet in the center. There is an urgent
Form Quota ClubI
need for the rejuvenating of those precious white lines.
Those interested in the forming of l
a Quota club here in Norwalk will
gather at the Royal .lulncs Inn to-
Bethlehem churcb. Van ZAnt street,
yesterday. with n large number in
attendance.
.\ program was given by uu‘m-
bers of the children's l‘lt']).‘il‘lllll‘ill,
the Ladies' Aid and the. choir. The
subject of the meeting was "Who is
Jesus?”
With such an excellent meeting
night at 7:40 o'clock.
prcsent to explain to the prospective
members Just "wlnlt it is all about."
Eight Norwnllt women journeyed
to Bridgeport. last Wednesday to at-
tend a dinner gluon ut the Simtfield
hotel in their honor by the Bridge.
port Quota club and It was decided
then. to form a similar association
in this city.
The club calls for one member se-
lected from each profession in
which women are engaged. Quite a
number have already been asked to
join and it is estimated that a num"«
her more will be asked.
Tea Given In Honor
Of Two New Members
Hillside Faculty
A delightful tea was served Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the bun-
or of the two new members of the
Hillside faculty. Miss Regina
Hughcw and Miss Carolyn Krusen.
Besides the guests of honor, thou
present were: Miss Margaret R.
Brendlinger. and Miss Vida H. Fran-
cis. principals. and Mia Ruth M.
Wilson, Miss Gertrude H. Wood.
Mlle. Rosina A. Allan. Miss Alice
Lyon. Miss Adrienne Springmcyer.
Miss Grace E. Lawton.
Miss Katherine Mayor. Miss Ms-
rion Willoox. Miss Marjorie Tyng.
Mrs. Amy F. Walker. Mrs. Bertha
Fitch, and Miss Geiminger. who has
been the guest of Miss Francis for
several days.
Pitman-Cedergren
Miss Helen .Cedergrcn. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Cedorgren.
3 Selleck street. was quietly married
to Leslie Pitmsn of Canada. by the
Rev. Charles Gray. in the East Ave.
nus Methodist Episcopal church.
aim-day afternoon.
The bride was dressed in grey
georgetts‘ with hat to match Sits
carried a bridal bouquet of white
rosebuds. She was attended by her
sister. Miss Jennie decrgren. who
wore appiegreen crepe do chins and
carried a bouquet of pink carna—
tions. Roy Pitman. brother of the
groom. attended as best man. .
Following the ceremony. there
was a supper given at the home of
the bride just for relatives and
fries of the immed to family.
Sh y afterwards. t s couple left
on a. honeymoon trip. They expect to
return the latter part of this week
m m the inn-t cc and will make their home in'Nor-
usclab. Thenwasalamnom. walk.
but peasant. and tho evening was .
m '00 . Dinner Dance
cl was Muted with l - .q_..
um um!!!» and com in. Msry and Miss Katherine
Illicobdibbal. Tlloool- Mfum‘yenu 'm
Mommas din-
Aliss Atncliu
Wentlcroih of Bridgeport will liciMRS. COLE’S DAUGHTER WEARS GOLD
.CROSS, THE GIFT OF QUEEN MARIE
galow of the Hillside school. in ham 2
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Mrs. A. Hyde Cole and children of
{Sasqua Hill. who are now visiting
gin Buffalo. N. Y.. have attracted
‘wido attention there. through their
iconnections with Queen Marlo of
. lloumsnin who is expected in this
'l country very shortly.
Marloam. the eldest daughter of
Mruand Mrs. Cole. it will be remem-
nered. is the godchild of Queen Mar-
ie. The Buffalo Courier Express
says of the little girl:
”A boyish. browmeyed grand-
daughter of Buffalo is in town with
:a. romantic story in her background
l and an exciting event in store for her
iin the near futurz. lt‘lfteen-ycar-old
‘ Marmara. Cole. whose strange musi-
cal name which means Godchild of
ldlnrio was given to her by her god-
;mothcr. the beloved Queen Marie of
toumanla. is the daughter of Mr.
rand Mrs. Hyde Colo of South Nor-
!wnlk. Conn. Mrs, Cole has always
, been known to Buffalo society circles
for she was Miss Helen Chamberlain.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Chamberlain of Lafayette avenue.
When. before her marriage, Miss
Chamberlain was in Roumania with
her brother. John Chamberlain. also
a familiar name in Buffalo society.
she been!“ well acquainted with
Marie. then the crown princess. The
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Canevari-Mace
Miss Anna. Mace. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Mace. 7 Issues
street. became the b'ridc of Freder-
ick T. Canevari. East Norwalk, at a
pretty fall wedding. this morning
at 9 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by
Father Thomas J. Finn at St. Mary‘s
church. The church was beautifqu
decorated with fall flowers and fol-
iage for the occasion.
The bride was becomingly attired
in white crepe-back silk trimmed
with tulle and she wore a white
picture hat to match. She carried a
shower bouquet of whits races.
The bridesmaid was Miss Caroline
Mace sister of the bride. we wore
orchid tail and .carriod pink
irons. She . won I. black velvet
list and liver slippers.
The best man was John Cano-
mrl. brother of the groom. Follow-
ing the wedding. reception was
held at. the home the bride's ”1'.
onto. A large number of guests won
present. Among them were many
out-of~town people.
ll‘oilowi s homomostrlp, lei
parts unkn as. and. M1130..-
ivarl will reside fll-Wl Mag
' Marvin Beachywhers they luv. M
cently built their home. ' "
Mr. Canevnri who is employed at
the Nash Engineering Cos is well
known in Norwalk. He Is amber
of tits Calf Pasture Life Guards and
of m x. or c: .
to begin the season's work. thesis in
charge feel that a. very successful
year will follow.
Guyer-Benjamiu
Madeline
two grew to be intimate fricnch and
hence it is that ’a littlsV American
girl with a boyish hob and a
straightforward manner is looking
forward eagerly ,to the visit which
a famous and well loved queen is to
make to the United States this fall. ‘
“Miss Marinara Cole is far from
being a stranger in Buffalo for she
has often visited or grandparents
here. and Buffalo as of course the
home of her mother until her mar-
riage. They are now staying. with
Mnrloara's younger sister. Dorothy.
and little brother. John. at the Stuy-
wsant until the end of September.
Then they will return to Connecticut
w here Marioara will attend a private
school near her home. In two years
she hopes to enter Vassar. she says.
Marinara. wears often an exquisite
gift of Queen Marie. a gold cross.
inluld with white enamel. and having
at the corners four moonstones and
in the center an enormous star sap-
phlre. With the cross is a card in-
scribed "To dear little Msriosra from
her godmother. Maris." She also has
with her two books inscribed for
her by the queen.
Mrs. Cole and her family will not
be able to remain in Buffalo until
the visit of the queen hero but ex-
pect to see her when she is in New
York city.
Grace _Church Notes
Notes of Grace‘ church fer
week are as follows:
Monday evening—Hosting of the
Senior Club of the Girls' Friendly
society will be held at the home of
Mrs. Esther Oakes. Van Burch ave-
nue. at 3 o'clock.
Wednesday—Feast of St. Michael
and All Angels. celebration of the
Holy Communion at 9:30.
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Miss ll. Bnmnmln,
jutnin,‘.\'orth Taylor il\'t‘llilt", and
Royal J. Guycr. sun of Mrs. Nellie
in marriage this morning at 9:30 at
St. Mary's church.
The church was prctiily decorated
with autumn leaves and chrysantll-
cmums. Father Finn performed the
ceremony.
The bride wore a dress of coral
'gcorgette trimmed with gold and
wore a hat to match. A shower bou-
quet of Ophelia roses and baby
breath was carried.
The attendant was Miss Victoria
\Kosmecki. North l-‘alrflcld avenue.
who wore a gown cf blond chiffon
over pink satin. with a hat to corres-
pond.
The best man was Edward Gorin-
ley. Prospect avenue.
Following the wedding. a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
bride. Among the guests who were
present were:
Mr. and Mrs. George Hutty of
Brooklyn. Mrs. Lock of Bridgeport.
Mrs. Becker of Bridgeport. Mrs.
Leader of New York. Mr. and Mrs.
James Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Ben‘unin. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Len-
than.
Mrs. W. Walsh. Miss Helen Banks.
Mrs. John Benjamin. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hendricks. Mrs. Nellie Guy-
er. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gormley. Miss
Gonnley.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Benjamin.
\Miu Elisabeth Gormley. Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Gormley. Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Benjamin. Mia Mary Klsh. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Kiln. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Kish. Jr.; William Benjamin. Ed.
O’Connor and Ernest Benjamin.
the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. l}. llcu- ‘
Guycr. Prospect avenue. were united ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Byrnes. Mr. and '
Aciivjiics Of Norwalk Girl
Scouts Are Commencing
Miss Donne Returns From Scout (lamp and Itc-
pllrts Excellent Time; ()fficers‘ Training Class-
es Will Begin October 5.
Here’s A Tried And
True N orwalk Recipe
l The f'Ht’ll weather ls resulting in
fill illu-l'e lSI (I activity among the Gill
Sr nuts, Sevrrrul troops h.’lV" alrendv
ruinlllonl-cd their fall programs nr-li
l-tlmts ule following suit,
SI'NSHIVI‘. (‘Ak‘ll (sl'tl‘fili)
Mrs. iillls ll. 'l‘nylor. 62 ( lm- Awnul
1H, tllIlS sugar (silt: ii i.
4 Llrgv or I. Hllzlll lulu.
‘_‘ teaspoons rrrlld wait-r.
1 teaspoon vnlllllu.
‘3'; Clip ill‘lilillg \\‘;llf‘l‘.
l l-‘..’ in?» fluill‘.
1.: ll .lspnmn ll" ll” of i.:l"..lr.
l'll.(‘ll of suit.
Mlx sugar
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‘llmst ll.l;z mine In for :ll. v u' ...- ‘ ' h r" .
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'l-l pilltiw ‘o‘tl, r1: rl‘ l'...- .. ,..~
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rim] of illno or "Jim .’ur any;
{4' People's
Soucty lu'njogt‘s
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the l".lll‘l'll'ltl bounty clllluirun'sl l' ... . , .. ~ . ‘1' NM“-
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'10Ltr'lllt‘i‘ lill‘ll‘h'l'lli llt t‘»
llllllfl, pl'nmlml by lulu.
\‘l‘ce-plwshlvlli of tile or; ..l‘/.li|Oil,
’i‘h“ lli~‘?lll t‘utlsistrri r-i' shrimp um
sulllmu salad, pan-kits. llrv‘ull
butler, coffee. boron and mkv.
.2 l,
9 Thu l‘l‘Ellldr (lutotlnnul session and
son: Ht‘['\ll‘l‘ followed at 3'.
ii is llnprd tllztt lll"‘l't‘ will be 1
liil'lII‘l' lllsl’ull‘r pros-int urn \v-‘r'lt
\\'ll"."l u sinlhur supper Will be surv-‘ll
:lI the Sillllo! hour.
1 Shower In Honor Of
Approaching Marriage
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one iilitl\\‘|‘l‘ i~‘l'i«l:ly night
lmlll-l, by lli‘l‘ fl'it‘lltis lll
approaching llllll‘rillgc.
Miss Wurgo lid to be married to
ill
day morning at 9 o'clock.
'l‘llo affair l“l'lflli\' night was givnn
bv Miss lulllnl Illltl Miss .\l:ll“.' thuzv.
l lluul‘illl: illlll music were “11 :l)\mi ml.
, lowed by l‘t‘fi'v“<lllll~‘lllrl prepared by
Mrs. Minlluvl “Kirgo’ llmilzcr of
hrirlo to ho.
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Lady McLachwl‘a—n
Lady Ml'lsll'lllan Lodge will hold
:i meeting 'l‘unsdlly evening at Red
; Mt-u’s llllll. .\'nr\v:llk. ut 7 ill! o'clock.
A largo livlcgutiun is imported to be
present from lliHYlllOrll!‘
Rrillcnpnrt.
After the business ltlcetlnlz. u so
t‘li-ll llnili‘ will be llPltl. lt ls llODCtl
that. .l good nullllicr of lllPlllllt‘l‘F
will be pl'csl-nt. Each line is nskmi
to brim: refreshments.
iEvallgelist Faces
Court Today For
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ldny to answer charges of criminal
conspiracy growing out of her dis—
appearance last Mny and her reap-z
llicarnnt-c in Mexico more than 3‘“.
' days later.
.‘mother. and Mrs. Lorraine Wise-
! man-Stein”. also zlccussed of crimin- 3
1ul cunspirnt'y.
The charges
‘plottcd with Mrs. McPherson
Mrs. Kennedy to produce a false wit-
rrss to say that the cyangellst did
not spend a part of the ‘tims she was
l missing in a cottage st Carmel. Cal.
with Kenneth G. Ormlston. radio op-
erator at Angelua Temple. Ormlsto.n
is a fugitive from Justice.
Mrs. McPherson from her pulpit
and over her rado yesterday fired a
broadside at District Attorney Asa
Reyes. accusing the prosecutor or
unfairness and predicting she would
be vindicatcd. She criticized Keyes
icls.
Asks People to Stay Away
The grunge-list urged her followers
Wednesday—Meeting of the Wo-
men's Guild in paint house at 3:80.
Wednesday--Moeting of teachers
of the Sunday School in the parish
house at 7:30.
The Sunday School of Grace Ps-
rish opened in “one. yesterday.
with a much lat-got attendance than
that of any previo- year.
Pen Women
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'rhs American League of Pen-
women. Connecticut branch. will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home of Dr. Edward
Blgclow.,"ArcIdia." at Sound Beach.
*F‘ollowing the business meeting.
. ,m will‘givs a lecture on
‘ ”All members and
oi. “Jule are cordially
uno'motifl‘membm.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guyer lcnvc tonight
on their honeymoon. They expect.
to visit Niagara Falls. Vermont and .
Massachusetts. They will be at home ;
after October 16 at Fairview avenue. ;
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Colored Belts.
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Colored leather belts that just‘
appearing frocks.
Cape Adds Blane.
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Many practical costs for day wear '
have straight lines. but a cape across .
the back which neutralizes the sev- l
erity and gives a. pleasing silhouette. I
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Detachable short Jackets or capes
are shown with many of the newest
frocks. often of lace or chiffon. and
they give the effect of a bolero.
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to remain away from the court room
left y.
“We wish to be alone. We do not
want you to see any of it." she told
the congregation.
l'loseand Blue.
A boufmnt frock of Alice bins taf-
match the hats are worn with many feta fl trimmed with rose-colored ,
0' “I. smartest "'d most. youthful tulle and bending in rose-coloredl
beads.
,yulks of lg,“ .llill «mid
‘.\lllt is you“ 3n! l'li'l]l\.' .\ l'v.
Church Luncheon
is.“ w .2.
l.li« l.
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Miss Mllrv “Virgo of i ("onnectl-‘
:‘ut :lvcnuu \vgls given :t llllfilf‘t‘llllili‘-‘
llt‘l‘
honor 0! l
l’l‘ony Chllutlllno of Stamford. Mon-J
liodgl‘, l
Disappearing Act;
LOR ANGELES (.tl’). — Aimee;
cmngelisi, i
must appear in municipal court to-i
Other defendants to appear with.
her are Mrs. Minnie Kennedy. her‘
against Mrs. Slelaff‘;
are based on her confession that she 3
and .
for releasing Melosh and Mrs. Dan- .
Til.» 4.ff‘.(-el'a' training rinssrs an.
in bu llt‘ltl ut the t'r'nier Jnnlur lllgll
stllml llll'lt‘f‘ the flll‘t‘f‘llon of Miss
Ruth llmllrmvi ’l'bty will cull-mono.
l‘l‘fllllf‘l‘ fl, continue through the t.
Hi"l rerrlmnlenco nguln “F
l.’. l3 and H. \Vt‘stpr-rt (If
.‘ll’l‘ included in those clum-
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lilil 'l'
trllwl'
firms!
'0 will"
'l‘H’Il-li l :ilurl Trans 4 lnvn (w
i..' liltll lilo-r tilt-cling! Trump 8 a" a
1 llll'l lIllill'l'lTH". 'l‘rnmp 7 h'iS :41
~' l'trl Troop fl is to mrrv‘
’l‘l. ~»Ilv aflerntlon at tbs lirllsl'
rl ,\ .\i. l-:. church at 4 o'clock.
‘l-l': ~ll of the Brownies wl"
.-‘rill'lv i
:‘i Mum street. all cum.
'l ,. .lgr's of 7 and it Minn
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has Just rrlllrnm
Mill "y’. N‘"" Yfilk. l‘. W?“
.rll‘la
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ii'is in it.“ suld that officers fl'r- ls
' " Lti‘ill'lll‘Iv' “'V‘I‘O pl'rant‘
. lmlng enrn‘l-wi
\.\'nik scout leader came in
warm? ‘»".'il gill scout lenders troll
[3 - .. 'l‘mwlrl. Ulilu. Wcst Palm
1:. l rim. .\‘~'-llr;l.~l\'n. and mow
.“Mrils
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McKinley Auxiliary
And Camp Motor
To New Haven
'l'llr olive plumbers of the (”amp
l'mll Allxlllnrv of \\'llliam .‘It'KlnlI‘y
Lotion motored by bus to New Ha-
:vn. Saturday night, to attend the
l’.lsi t‘ommandcrs’ night at the Os-
l lmrlm t'.lrnp.
’l‘bu weaken of the evening were
‘F'n'llzl'r-sslllttn ’l'illmli nf Nl‘w’ Haven
:lurl llnumcratlc Nominee for Gov-
ernor l"llm'lr‘s Morris. Over three
livllllll'v‘w'i people were present at the
nim‘tluu‘. Those who went from here
l'wlml‘i .1 tin? lint“.
Alli-ml: those from the local order
‘u 1m :l::. wit-ll
l'.tul prt. l‘ululullullvr Clifiord
' Hillifil'lillvll and Mrs Hullschildf.
l’ust L‘lcllt. l‘l'ws. Marjorie Flynn.
Commandm- (‘lmrles Davis and
‘ Mrs, l)il\'li!.
President of Auxiliary No. l Mrs.
l’fnl'w'n-o l'nlvmtm.
l‘.l.~t ("mnlllulllil‘r James E. Flynn.
lust C-unnmnuiur Charles Guarni-
cri and M rs. Guuruieri.
l'mzt (‘mumnnllt‘r Hurry Keene
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. illll Mrs Keene
. \ll' and Mrs. Charles Milne.
Mr and Mrs. William Comsiock.
Ml‘d. lluttie Rnrbcriach. Mrs. Dor-
Mr~x, llllttic Ilerberiach. Mrs. Dor-
vnt'uv l.;mt:. Mrs. Mary Glasser.
‘ llt‘l‘lif‘rf t‘olcmuu. Anthony Pulaski.
Mrs. lilizabotll Murphy.~ Mrs. Mar-
curl-t McGnrrir and Mrs. Nellie
lil‘nillf‘l'ltlll.
("oior “'llsll \vt'ighlng half a ton
\v'ls prwsnutcd recently as a sur-
prise gift to a South London vicar:
innnodialoly volunteers. including
the curate. n sailor. a waiter and two
r'll'f‘ks. set to work to paint the
church.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
lt't‘JR FLOOR WORK—Star Union
Overall (:0. Railroad Ave. 80. Nor-
wnlk. ’
BRIGHT YOUNG LADY—Stenogra-
phnr and clerical assistant
Reply in own hand writing stating
algo. r-xperience. an references.
State if at present employed. Box
to CEO Sentinel.
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OIL HEATERS
We carry the well known Perfection and Nesco oil heaters. no
ashes. no dirt. ber' in any room you want it. Prices “.0. up.
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