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f ‘ rn‘s‘ EVENING snowmen—sown NOhWALK, coun. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1926:
iNTEREsT FOR THE WOMEN or NORWALK’
.._...-__.._._._..._.... Given in Honor (if
[- CAREER AND THE HOME ~ Many We“ SMW‘" Deaconess Tells Women of
The old much mooted question, whether or not a woman can Mary E. Wargo
Eproperly combine. career with the duties of wife and mother ro- _,_ -.. Need FOP N10”) Churclnis
‘celvetl another hearty laugh at the. recent l'niversity Women's Among lilnqtl who mm [lrl'll‘lll iii
'eoiii'ereiiee in Amsterdam. ‘iii’ a'ii-iirr i'ih‘n in" .‘iiill'v H. \viir. i T .' It I W‘ . 'H . ,1. . ’ "I‘ , _ _ ..
Professional women from all over 'Europe, bunny of tlicniii-n, iii i."l’ new. i i'tillllm‘ilt'ul .m. ”m .l 9m?“ 9f“ iii?” ”1 i iiiiéiilia'lll 111 (Mini.
‘iile mothers of three or four children, gathered to discuss thcliitio.::iiiii.iiy IiiKiii w-rt- try Districts oi. Alliei‘lt‘ii; Decide to Form Mir
question. And when the. discussion was all over the eonsensusi “mam" \V'H‘K'ii "'“t‘i'ht‘i” "-'“"‘
ino. ii't‘lil‘, Waive, lit-iiiiliiti 'i‘otli.
.. . nionary (.‘hnpter to Study the Situation.
“f 0liinlon appeared it) Mi "03 (”113' that marriage and "WM!"itciiznimiii i‘titii. t:ii/..il.i-tii iIIltlm.t 5 7'
‘ hood helped a woman in her career. but that oftentimes the eareert M1”... Km...“ mu] ”m...“ M”. . i li- .,,. ;- . iii. i., it... c: a. , . ..
, I‘heliietl iii the home. Itiiiiiw. .‘-i it. not ”ill, tit” «new Here's A Tl‘ieti .illti .‘evm mom, or ii... km..- :-'.-<, ..
. i Somehow ”his angle of the argument is not so often in tiin'iirit-ii (inn. r, AilitiiiletlnI.\Iiifri',Ii‘1u~" True Ntll‘ 'itik Recipe : not til iii. in. or v I.
:limelight‘. Many interviewu have been given by famous pro. iiimitlilrtlWilli].Hifliii‘ii.iii-ii].\ivimltiii:ir-i~i iwiu H-uiiuiti. bit it - i... A;
fessional women who maintain that home and babies have aided .I....,.I'.;,.;:.;. trim.“- .tmi‘...’ llrllilll,: t'.\.\.\I-2l) mm :ii .«Iito 'Iii i. .~ i. ti...
them to the. heights of stardom; t'ew interviews have been giveu‘ittnii \vilii.iii.tion, hllilt war-go ifiihi ““"“- "W "1”) ‘1" r: M“ won
. v I . . I I . I \ll‘s. ul. li. Nkllllu-rI “hum” II .lititiii III. \\Uil‘il ll .il TllliiM ‘lil“h
on the helpfulness of the career ill the home. hot because the: "'1 “m“- “i‘” W'“ “”"w' "“"i l.'.tlllliilK i'ulli i... llit. ...i. tutti'i 't'ii- it.......it~.~.~. .ii:i-n.iii~.».i i r‘r tint
, - i I I . - ED“ Min, ”.1.“ I‘.-imiirt‘, Ml‘li. .\. lle . .
admutage isli t there init rather because it is overlooked. . in” Mm (.I “WWI II, surmount!!!" ”hum...“ pu,.p.,.¢_.,I .. l “M“. 'i.\ uiiiiiiniir iiii lls‘eliei's t.‘\i‘ it
And Why shoiiltlnt the career he an influence for good min” “0,ka Mm ”HHVWI 51ml”, ”pm Fm. hum“ m WWII ”II ii“ iiiit-iitiin notation with .M
the home, 1“ these days Of lightning Speed, the mOdcrn lllOlilf‘l‘I “31"”? WNW": Ml" Flimk t‘reunlt-r, i hits-ks lliiti Hlik ilillllt‘ili‘ twitter t “N i mi 11! ”All“ Pi'mt‘nilhmun M It“
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Iofttimes tinelint a diffit tilt enough Job to keep up With her cliildiIin . iii: \lIIoIiIi s IIIiIiIIiIIIMii«IIIIInIiiii his L: in” iliilllili'b. Uiilt'l‘ IIIIIII II_II iiiiiiinis, guano II .r IIIIII IIIIIIIIII arr..-”
inIaIm ease, Hit the mother who has the advantage of OuiSldc'MIIIIIII MIN WWII 31””!ka MmIIPI.I..,.,,.1_.“,,I mm W ”.0,“ too. “In.“ [time at...” Iliit‘ ti'r1ii'flt‘ir‘i or o.
3““ d (‘Ollifit‘t 1“ that much llilt‘i'iti.I \Vhy' . bimply because she} ry Sullylltt‘k. .“l'fl. l’lii‘h Mrs. Sen-.iiniitii' it) within tine-hail illL‘il oi the ”Whit" PM“. ”A“ ”W“ ““1“":
is thus able. to comirehend the mint of View of her own ofr- tit-iii. in: ion-mm”, 3m, i'rllll 'i'ntii,l
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springs who are a real part of the outside world. Otherwise shot Mrs. i..-.iii,« mu \ti's A. Fliiiln, iii-ii. qtliiiir II" ' \di‘ik "“ ““1“ “WM Iihi IoIimii in: in ow mt
. . ' .' . , - . mourn-in, ,\ii.-. Marina, iii-s. naingh. * ' "‘ "“- A“ 0“” lcubrwniui““”' ”“1" it" :i.-.....i "rill'lillii‘l a
Iwouid iIlrt\I(‘ no llOllli. of view otlitr than that of the kitchen stoic. Mia-4. “.IHIIIII “whim \il'fl. Jam” m mi. in“, “m. ,. “I“, WWII, “IIMI I ”1‘9“!“ H, 1, M, WI, ,n Wm, Mm
Anti lillH is but. one influence oi the career. ,I.I‘,ImI Mm Imam, Wm.“ Iiiiii till rum”... and (WI mm“ M, .-i hi.- lim' ii... um lllilifixlr‘lil.il\lp
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Look around. How many mothers in this city do you know. .\ir.- .l. .N‘nl'rniiok Will}: several 50- i '7'" U" “W“ '“i’ U“ “H“ “mum and . ‘“ j _
Wilt.) boast both homes and ('ill‘Ct‘l'Sr-Who have entered the illlSi- i ins and .i l‘llllili‘qlllll .~.iiiliiti0ii \\'ll.‘l':iiiiI" IliiigeIi. hit-Iriiue lw “mm“ [i'l l‘ . l\ . l‘
. . . . . . . . - _ igiicn i|\'.\lii0lllt‘llt .iiittn- and llnl'.i ii to. wa or hot i. iiclill)\t'. coin-i "‘ “““" ””4" i” “" “"
new or professmnalIiiorid but [still maintain a corner ofI their own . Rfll't‘i “II” inter, II d.‘iiiit\' IIIIINIIIOH i p]. ,.. H...” um, um I new t.. .1. ii. i. llow it. it Wt
for husband and cliiidrenl {ire not they and their families better it... ...,..,.,I I“... “3...“, ,.,,.,,.,...iI‘ \i'iiii xvi-ii... pressure ulitlll. sort. i -‘ ""““" ""“V 0! ”1" “'“n ”1"
off than the women who sit. home With the waslipans and he. . i-iiniiy immitiriii illits ll" liltililg china. 3 Hit-- 9” tinnitus .ii the 1.. two i‘uulidJ i "““m-V '“W‘ 37'“ """"”i“l
moan their wasted talents anti opportunitiesi icu! xii-as. rii- vr and HIV”. iiirl-Nnurt. it"‘fif‘il'j‘é i" i" I
I The at! ili' was )II‘ m. in honor of. Til” l't‘i‘illn “no iillltilv sent in by “H" "V" "mrx‘r‘i‘ "“1 0‘ the "i 'i‘"
itize itiiiiiin: tittii l'iilL" of Miss “Virgo .‘li'e‘. Hitiiint-r iii \\l‘.‘ilpui'i lit alibWL’l" ‘0 ”h" "VI W 1" 'h‘ir'm O‘M'am ‘
LOCAL EPWORTH LEAGUERS PLAN TO i') /\i.'l ' t'ilristirinri. at Stamford. f in it pint iiii‘ eatii’itil tillll rut-it'll. in ‘ mm! M "H “N“ “M Mimi“ MT"
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ATTEND CONFERENCE IN MAMARONECK: ._._...-.:I“_... H — ,..——.— I‘IIiiwsi- t'iii'llill‘iri Il‘tHIV lit) )oti iiit‘hieII_)h:1’;:i;“.:-ia” “H ”F Trot».- ‘1‘
—. .Mal‘iy At St. P0i(‘l' 3. :3”. for supin-r’ 'iiiai‘n‘ \iliti' tine "Millions r-t’ ”I” ”I.“ .I.” PW!“
There will be it nllllllu‘i‘ or iOt'uiiillSlOn. L. 1.. formerly of Dsnliury,i Social In SDliO i‘ “’“m‘ “""W‘ “M‘” 1" WW" iin tliix i.|l.tl iiiit \te mil ("llt'lfltiqy'y
”prom-ninth“ at the annual con- . tor the presidents' group; (irorgt-l . 1 . .. M—‘ ii'tlill‘ lliiiii‘ :i am in thr- ripen i‘ft‘lY‘
mum“ m the NW York DIIIIIIII I .\lllit'r Oi anlewood.IN. J.. tor the‘ Of The Ram'eitiirm“ irI ntlIVertlIsmiI ill timI h. Mm“ rt ”III” an, In Comm
Epwortli Leagues New York ERNII’IIWI- ‘ CG-W‘flideml. MiSIS May: . .‘ IF'PIHW “Plains iiowI w...“
t -‘ .htulk 01 Port Richmond tor tlici Iliiin .‘liiil ttiiti tfllli'inl keep iil' mriil‘ 8 iiflrkiiin was secured. I (imminu, 1 on l‘ice Too)
Conference to be held Saturday at. . lourth vice-presidents; and Miss: iii-lint.- is ol‘ tii- anoint; l‘r-oiile's Stu—1
iiUI‘Ile and owning. UifiiiliJm' ii in ' helcn E. Driscoll. of New York, “r““i ”My (,1 IqI ii. i. .3 [:\:]ng¢-hti“[ i W““’ ‘” . ~—- ~ «4
the Mllmflmnfl‘k' N' Y'- M- l-I.‘Htt‘r(>ttlry. for ”‘0 secretaries. Th" i.lllii"i.’ill l‘iill!‘ it (itiiii llil’llllii: out '
tillll't'it. “0‘3 Jon" .1. snaVoiy 0f lilu Junior League department “iii hol lflh'l niRiJ ill fl‘iflii‘i tilt Stlt'ls’li iif‘itl' _——_—“'"—'—'-’-_-—‘——M
Ninth Norwiiii hi. i). tiilil't'il is itas- addressed by Mrs. D. N. Seeor otI m the Hun.” i: “I” I, not-«l crowd“ ' I ...___~___...
imr'. “WWW N' Y‘ . and men our it til .’I romi illlli Mir-n ' ,
I, ’iiit- i'Ipworth league chapter of Supper It. the church will be tol- i 1 out,“ mm“. “M mg.- }.;1_..-i.« yum“ .
I this city, includes the young people's lowed by the evening meeting at “film “if.” m rim ”1.. "r (hp 1mm- him
Photo by MLlllllKlilti. ieocietles at tho i‘our Methodist which Rev. William H. Alderson of ”mm”, n mm “mm“, “film” "'MH“ ‘
i 0 right: Mrs, James L. Hurley. Mrs. linitl lIt-tiiiiiiiig. Mrs. I). S. ('ulniiiings and Mrs. lIilmuittl iihlIII'Cht‘fi- . New Britain will be the speaker. iicrs. ‘ F ' 3
h. Lcltoy hemp of Dnrien, dis. ltcv. Alderson wu dean this year at 1 Q i.. "I ...i. I, III. ,1. I T‘rltl r nit
. js chairman. . I . . ti-ict president. has called the 0011- the League Institute at Wesleyan IV") ‘I mi" .'; .. ‘ it‘ll: PEI? .. i Store Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
“WW 0‘ "'0 BMW-‘1 Dance, the but hit: utility of the stiituiii imeii at the slioreiiaicn (-0” till“ Him" \'t'llli0il for 8:30 o‘clock. William university in Mlddletown. N. Y.. and "or; “. "PM IIII’HIIII'ifi’,, ‘1; I “inf“;
, night. Most of the guests “.ch in momma Merrie-it oi the entertaining chapter is well known to thd. several ”lift; | £2?” :tmi'llzlltim‘el'eii :ilrii-tiv lth which:
. .. will give the address of welcome. tiers of this city who attended.
itt-v. l.. 'r. Sinioncite. assistant pas. was the convention speaker insti‘h" "m” "”mmm” h“ Np” m” The Smart Fall Glove
hOl‘Bl Al‘t TO Give Broadcasts MISS Lliilan Lester lot or the Stamford M. E. church, year tn Not-walk and a', the spring 1 "‘“d- ,. .
u - ta -.._-_...- . N d H i Of \aili lead the devotions and Mioinally in Bridgeport. RPfl‘l‘Flllll'l‘l~ .1“. re U'T\(‘ii filiti H N l C H 1 Pull
Hymn 0f Praise \l' 1i i I i'ci’iligl‘l' l"l\'\'ie\\‘ s 811191] Cl?“ 8 . t new] Johnson of .‘ilcriden “.1“ be Dr. H. H. neatly! at Stamford, the (film‘s t'lljirI‘Uii minim: lil!‘ rt-rImIiiIi: a. ove ty II or S a .on
. . . Hi“ i‘ “I ‘- '5 ‘ ' " - 3 r ' ' . [11050111. to direct the chorus singing. new district superintendent, will ' "PM “"5 0““ PM" “1““ 0 “‘3 .
Eaiiy Decembel dyeing” \i-elIi’1.iIioii'iidrIol‘II‘IijIlIl:mi; e oustlp ‘ vile y Election or otticm will feature llio conduct the evening "devotional evening. The ‘i'iniiCK‘IIof (I'm 5"”: . The “Ch shades 0f
. was t‘ .V‘F may ' L“ n . . business session which will be {01- meeting and install the new officers. prize “‘95 Miss Aim“ t-U‘aU '- “‘5‘ .
ndelssohns Hymn of Praise ‘5 station “Vn‘uj’ New York. ms”, J'l'lmo," ot .omcors, ““3 {”1“ Ti lowed by annual reports and dc- Norwaik is represented on the tare Rotitiii claimed the boy‘s pm» i Aetumn qoétumes Ire
, ectlon that is being rehearsed lx'etziiiger ntisI zitIt'OiiiiitIiiiietl I~I\' iieiI~ItIiIitiIintitIilIiiii; otI :bt.-\IlIoiIiii\;4 IiIeinichrIi lmrmwmm conferences. Icahn,“ by Mile Justine A. W'orden The next meeting of ilir‘ society quire the flnlSh or trim-
. ‘ ~ g . . . sister. Miss t‘ ittroitri \t‘titillgil; :i . t,l\\.\'llll Mlt't‘ y. .uiuit H51. i Among those in charge will be: of Wilton avenue, recordin secre- is to lo- a l-iisincss meeting in in ;
I '. Choral A” SOUML i‘ot p m the pitliio. llilt‘ t‘lii‘isi. t'liilrt‘li. limit l\til'\\ulk. RCV. Howard M. Richards 0! Hunt~ 'tary. 3' held October 11'. iy gloved hands- Metal
and color are riotous in
new cuffed models. the
novelty type, w hlle
n‘ during the first “Wk in Owing to xtiiliesliglit inixiiii iii the Miss i,iliiiin Lt‘stt‘l', who had been ...-..-...t_-...._..._~
ber. pl'Ogl‘lllil,‘ Miss Kt’ilillgt‘l‘ tiitl not t-iiail'iiiaii nt' thcilicillng \‘.il.‘i chosen HILLSIDE’S FIRST ENTERTAINMENT OF THE AuxiliaryuAnd
allowing the rehearsal inst night
' , broal‘ast as full a program as pre- i lil'lsiilt‘lll oi the Ul'K-lllili‘sii ll.. UlllCl‘ .
tho horwaik Library auditorium. Vmgl; planned, much to the dis~it~lt't‘:lltins are IIS MIMI“ U YEAR TO BE CONCERT FRIDAY AFTERNOON Cam&lSee Spanish
Mel: was the first meeting of the. . . - . . .. 1 -. . .- ., . .
' _ , . i’lppUllllllif'lll u! those who lltlti iiim tli \lt‘t‘-|)lt"bltii‘lll. Lh‘l‘t‘ll .K i!‘.it|l“l. """" . . . -
“an” ”Wm" Pmsm‘m J°h"'.!iii to llt‘llr iii.» local ioiiiig holy 'i‘i..-i.-<iir..r. iciiri r Tim ”M Onit’rinlnmont event on in honor of one of the principals. .ar Picture 3910: many are 33“” 5‘31er
nemertained the llll'lllbr'l‘s :it ill" -H.____. - SIHWIIWI “01,5 1” l2iitivtr. {the program of the Hillside school Miss Margaret Brenditnger. M“““‘"°” 0' 1““ “mm“ ‘ i ‘m' ing a pair of pull-ons
"“11“ “‘“h- C “t L.) ~ 1 P] » ‘l‘iiii iiiviiiiiit i"-l \\i'it' ..l‘., a. 1- Mod i “i” “0 ll 001W“ (0 be given by the The Nertleet Trio will tire a re- l-“i' alixllu‘ry tamed by the (‘i‘mll ni- .
Th. ”CM-V "“915 “”t “05“” (ill! . ‘3 me ans ids tit'lf‘gdlt's ill-lilo \Ililfiuliiu ioiiiig Norilcct 'l'i-lo. i'riday aiicriioon at 2 dial of chamber music. Miss Helen trndtii ‘i1"-”h°“""“ "f '1" ”mm“? . f0! everyday weal} COL
.ht It the library' Fl heatl‘e Party T0 jl't'tiiilti'ni litrillliC”. 'Iiilt’v :ti‘t- l"il'i O'Céfiuk' 1 l 1 it d f ixornheeta gilehpilnill. ll well known “'(ll‘ piCltlIri‘. ".I\'iI‘0>:iI list-.IIIII‘neilii, ,I OI‘S; nlode’ tan, flcene'
,. .i - .I . .. ‘ " . ‘ic seioo onetict a core or for t e c g ttul interesting way in at the I‘atit‘I‘. .i'i.“ 11,131.. z~ i‘i'-~ v. 1.9 . black and whit .
N' Y‘ Ill OCtObCi ‘Wih‘I‘: i‘ni-(i'tililiidii 35:11:39: in illl‘ the tall term over it week ago. and which lhc Drclentl to her audience titre scenes of old Mitiiiiri and il:- . K ’5 0 h e
. ‘ " . ' , ... f? .‘ " is already in splendid running order a descriptive sketch of the musical buck in ii... Hi's lil‘il‘T'ti to i... m Ones eciai n 2,95, t ere 3.50 1.1 ,
TART A “I 0!‘ plans for a theatre party to lli' (ri'itlis llililicIi't. luliquht-Itli, \\illi;iiii ml. the “mm“ numbers given on the program. She great interest to the members. P 3 5 P
Wu SHIV“ WARE. held in New York some time in (iv~ i iiHIHi‘v‘; furl More“ Nlllluid‘ .‘if‘m- The unusual large number of girls is an excellent pianist and acts as it had previously hm.“ ”HI. 1.1.,” of Main floor.
. . ~ ”bk,“ “m”. (”gr-“S...“ by the niciii- i it!” (it . ”1'5 devotional CWHHIUW in the graduating class depleted the the director of the trio. The other the comp and auxiliary to bring 1hr
WI HAVE MANY bers of Court Laurel, No. lot). :it who 11 Will have charge of the i'ruu- ranks at the upper School. but the two members at the organization mew“, w New“). "MC, mm. mm Clearance Sale of 480
. B‘AUTIFUL DESIGNS ”my regular mommy met-tint: mm ;itll' in ,i'llllg lit-ltl cacti Suiiiluy iiiiziit many new enrollments have brought play the violin and ’ccllo. The trio 9166* but the picture was ”has.“
,l.-st night in the K. of C. rooms. “Iily the shunt; pnoiiie. llrt? Helen tho attendance almost to the number is well-known throughout the coun. sooner than "My expected and WIN a , o
I~ 1'0 0300‘! FROM. This “(my will take. {hp place or [ill-chm. .liiiiii trim-ii. i“ri'(lL"l‘iCit Jilt'k- ct last year‘s group. The High try because of the high musical iw in.» local theatres it “in In“) Glove Sllk Underthlngs
' i {the social whit-ii liiiil lit-CH plaiiiirdtIson tinti Alvin King. School Department includes ten Dost quality. the variety and real value be rim}... tit ilii“1{t‘l';'.lli tonight .
- , Hm. ”mom.“ Mm i‘ili'Ithetii “III“ . TM FOCFCIMM “Humid... .. m m_ seniors taking a special college ure- 0! their program. They maintain a it I, 4 ti II .ji-tormsnce ‘lilt‘ If vou are foresighted you will think Of Christ.
Frank Lauder S .Stirti.’ lion hem mini-ti (.‘hfllrllllill tvl' ='l'il'.'i"‘1 10 D11”! a social itii' Heat parulory reiicW. twenty-one “mo” camp for music ““69“" in "1° Fosnmnh. ,h‘ lp ‘ d I ' tl " ' vtil. l f i 'ik t bi 1' nd
iiii-rnngemeiits (lilii will announce the \\'i'i.ilii‘.',(i.'l.v night. night juniors. sixteen sophomores Ozalk Mountnina. Arkansas and are ”WW“ Ni” 3‘ ””2”“ ‘0 "v - mas in is 33 I9 0 8 OVCSIv 5‘ V9? 3: oome 5 a
95 Washington Street Same W, mm. MIME Shun... ‘ _-__._.-.W and thirteen freshmen. The inter- in close touch with the work of the ”in rogllier‘WWO r"-"'“":‘I°"“I°‘ . step-in. hach is a. splendid bargain.
. . . i i. «i ' . r n mediate and primary departments National Music Committee of the C3 0 a" (‘0 0" “""" ”r" “m ‘1 ' . . .
South Norwalk 'm‘f,3‘3‘1113‘11.‘"‘.'.;},.’.;,.If,°if,.,f{:3 kosher Kitty belly are also well tilled. General Federation ot Women's social time “Mowi- at $1-59—Vestg only. whose usual Price: are $1-75
”.11: y ,-\.P int hm: K“... J“ 1 . TO Be Shown By Among the pleasant events of the Clubs. The auxiliary “iii hold its regular to $1.90.
“, em in! '1", (f q: f u” _' I P ‘ opening week were several swim- The school welcomes to these re. meeting next Tuesday night. .'
ii‘i‘I‘I“ ‘{\,,IIQ;I“I:I:0‘IT;‘If“; ”1': 32.1. ‘ ost And AUX. . ming parties and a. luncheon given citala all lovers or music. It. makes at 3135—?th and bloomers-usuai pliees $2.25
‘ w . ~ I " ,. 1 Dy the old seniors to the new sen- a charge for admission since there . to 2. 5.
Imus up to $300 party held recently by the. court. i t'iiiltiii tlio ntlstliCi‘s ot the )ttiiviiy icrs at Robson's Post Road Cotton is naturally much expense in bring- ”saggy; Ermioxmjnfiéflt23; “out: . .
. ”01' ““90”" “mm“ ”W ”l” “”"h'iT-‘iii-‘H' bust and allxllliil'y, the lliu- I.lioiise on Saturday. On Saturday iiig artists to the city for such a re- Finn‘l iokllH-ii' II‘OIIIM with colds and I! $2.95—-—Vests, bloomers and Step-1m. 1298- prices
' blio Loan Corporation Inns :1 success serially and inwnciub 'it.ii iiittiim "Noiil‘ltt' Kitty ii;.iii~i,"It-vcniiig the whole resident group eital. The program begins at 3 1152‘ ”I“ rm; imjp not "turned $3.25 to $3.95,
, ri y. . I I\\'iii be brought to ilie ltiziito the. : enjoyed a stout party in the gym- o'clock and wtli be held in the gym- ‘ ‘I “ ‘I‘ .- .. .
”a ‘1‘ 9nd. to m” ed Six new names for mombel‘shm intro. New other 8 and t). imsiuiii following a birthday dinner nasium. from their “mm“ “mums .55 M“ I! ”.BS—Garments regularly priced $425 to $435.
pk keepmg house and to were handed in last night. It is: ,.\ combined coiiliiiitttc l‘il(‘v[ “us. there was a good crowId prert-nt to . Third floor.
"1° W80“ viii" at boine‘ Klan“? ‘” “”1" ”mm” a...” ‘“ r ‘1'“ W mum at the home ..r Mrs. ' Mothers’ Club To People’s Chorus °°§T§iatl§°tiil°§3ii-“fifth.- nits
era are no 0 er re 111'0- '0V0miflh ‘ia‘liit-n “you. Lincoln i ‘ i i, t f; ’ . ‘ ' ‘ “ 9 ‘
t! X t til 1' ceiqt 0i All members oi‘ the court wti‘e ‘whieii llli‘r‘ the aims ‘Ol‘liilliufilnii i Have Annual Meet commencefi Rehearsals siah. several miscellaneous WWW Autumn S R1011 8W 0 01's
”mircfimfm‘g gm” pledgt'tl it. bring ii. some sort of 5...; me his. ” ’ " ‘ l ' i " Wednesday, Oct. 13 On The “Messiah” m h"““”‘ i’m°“°;““1 "".f’l“‘“‘“° . .
bid ‘urniture fancy work to he sold at the salul This picture has hi‘t‘ll showing to' . EZRIS: S‘iflngtiiii; i.“ on on. H“ Are Seen In Smart Crepe Satin FYOCkS
I. r. ' some time in November. . nv‘t' ~ ~l. ; i u, . vI . v. 3 - . 1 " " . i h ‘ ' .
A madly! helpful and safe The next liiiSliieSS midi": will b” iiitlzll(l'lo)llltril\l"t‘3\‘vq \ftirfillsil:{."]tllii‘ifni: iiuixrziigrtYlncItiLtr‘lir: 2:43:21; is 2.2:.srxsnoh;ths lest: Chili-ii! TheIChOhI‘UI niifitsi Timid“; ‘zve- Jungle green, claret lied, YUIStIC brow?! and
. . = ’ ‘ ., ' tor um o t c .‘or- ' - 1 '
ee to borrow money. hciti. Octobtr 12. Plans for a Iiai- i-tiicrtcti to draw a iiiirgr. crowd in . “““s ’1‘ ° 8“ brighter blues are especia y ovc y in a eavy
. . . . _ . . . ' i ' i b 'cstcrda afternoon . , ,_ .. . . ..
w deelings confidential. lcwe ell ptirty to lie Lih'll (lt’inh:‘1 ‘,\orw:llk. The moot-0.15 will be usttl 30:12:31,035; 3 .. y Lb: first wuk lnfecember, began :llk High school far,r.(:)j.e.afq:l:.-_ quality crepe satin. Just arrived are new “10ko
. ' '7 ' " k. ”rt-w ' .- .. .. .. , ' . - -
.150 Red T! . finirgiiiiym mm or AM (A m ifisl'al‘iiili": Win" ”51‘1"“ “mm" a meeting or the executive board With smart details of the reverse of the material.
‘ “CPI! EC Loan I ‘ . ii I't-istlt‘ “m L a» ‘i' - WM held at the opening or the us- Beautifully detugned and splendidly fitting frocks
I '. , . I . . .onimnn tr L itillfs Isiael is start at which time it was voted to in sizes 36 to 50 ‘25.
' o Shorehaven Bridge I‘Im'mm" “1 charge 0‘ a“ “‘e ‘1’“ Ii’loid the annual .meeting or the '
rporahon Miss Sciicttier of Snugatilclt, rii— ii‘dngvmeqtm James Kelly in trans. club Wednesday. October 13. at the Third floor.
‘ . S ~ 2 ~ ; ‘Ul'i'T. ant nrion Mc ullian, e - - - 0
so Wm ST. trrtaincd at the horthixen (tiiEiIIIrII ll rio Dibll Q In crs Girls and Women! club, .4 Main . . .
m 393 club, yesterla) afternoon. hollow-i .3. 0 n ’0 ""d “““flm street. At this meeting. election or Brlnlantl Beaded Evemn
" . »' 1 ing an afternoon of bridge. tea was “OI"SIUNM“ make “D UH? printing officers will be held and several "0' y g
' ’ Ecl‘Ved. .mm"”“°"' posed changes in the constitution
Following the meeting last night, will no discqud.
~rctresliiimnts were served by Mrs. Members are asked to note t1“
Frocks
i In Baptist Church Several diam-ens school groups
I Th, Mm)“ Chm or the 80th o, the cm, m to mm mm are riotous and also black With smart new V necks
ilil’all- t e an of this one moot- ‘ '
i ‘ ~-~—-*~-~— 3:533: i‘o theytact that Tunas) Launch u“ Aum Social saw“
’ Minah Circle To i. a iioiiday. otherwise the moot- Models recently arrived from France proelsim
. I Put New Range “‘8’ W’" 1” M" a?“ u” "w“ the fashion correctness of chiffon frocks glistening
Tum” °f m m” ' in unusual beaded designs. All the light shades
I I
Nor-walk Baptist church held a. anon shortly. linul'i" 33:13:" 11:52:! and graceful skirts 839.50 to $89.50
' ‘ b' . than w o IV. 6 ~ . .
MISS M. LODICE WELD . 5:315?” aegiséetagcaufirmm inn: ”no“ m m ms. am?“ Chiffon, satin and mono frocks $25 to $39.50.
w 'wcather. but seven b t Followinl the b" nus. ." '" Third floor.
BEGINS A isocmy were prmnénem e" or he served by Mrs. Henry end a loom
i Several mutter-s were discussed but hour '“ioy'd'
lno definite plans formulated. The
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Six Fashionable Foundation
Garments
for Every Type of Figure
$3.50
In order to loo}: as you wish in your new {all
frock, you must have the correct foundation gar-
' SERIES or TEN DANCES
For young people at her new studio, 59 Wall street, on
Friday evening, October lat, from 7:30 to to 13. Im.
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clrcie did take action on the mat- League Of Voters
ter of placing a new range in the -"""—"
“ parsonage. This will be taken care “It you don't vote Who Vin?"
; or shortly. ask the Connecticut We of Wen-
; October 12 is the date set for the on Vourrin «Uta! attention 10
next business meeting of the circle town citation! which I!" M N m
i to he held at the church. in 1” m nut ”0300.7. Mb"
' 4. Posters ceiling (or action by the.
Lady McLachlan Lodge electorate have been sent out hr
Several delegates from Bridgeport, the chairman of the Get-Outfits-
.r
Series tickets which are $5.00 may be procured by call-
ing 1056 or at the first dance. There will be
no tucking at these dances.
‘ members or the Hawthorne Lodge of V0“ “WWW”- M" 1"“ mi“ merit to give you the fashionable lines.
' that city. were present at the meet- Clark 0‘ Lalscviiie. . I .
' ‘ ’inc or iii- Ladi- McLachlnn Loan Mm! M“ 15‘8““ ”“3 “fit Select your favorite garment from this group.
SOCIAL CLASS held last evening at Red Men's study!“ the Dhtm’hm onI Wu'n‘ All “’6 $3.50.
Hull. Main street. Voters and Town Elections' so that
. i Following a short business meet- they will know whom their Vote 1. Satin sud elastic girdle 4. Wraparound tor toll tig-
OCTOBER 9TH i ing. A social hour with dancing was elects. In most 10W” the” u'e 0"" step-in piped in blue ureolong with 0 garters
. i held. Refreshments were served. II. donen :flicilll 23233::1... . - . . ,.n " mdmueo‘fshmdzoxfi l. Brocade wrap-troupe ll!
' ' ' V .' This loclnl was in charge of Mn, ectmcn. own cc! 3031- m u 'm ..' m" I
cmg Ch” “I" begin. “a" “in he held l Helen Menaehlan assisted by Mrs. bars of the board of relief. us 001— m : gal bracelets . Zlntm‘tsnlh in ”I
'00' p. at. Valencia and all the newest i Annie Tooker. lector. ’3'.‘h"""'"5’i““ soul. I . s. mg'mymggfl mu. .00". “u “I! {am
- . ' All members are especially urged ton. eon OI. gun urns-I. MI. . .
"ht inc” ":1“ be ' 1010mm“ lg??? . to be present at the next business "ng !“ Your udJ 130mb? 0! mt: m A. J. ms C0. This! M.
. ntereste out one is: ct. meeting of the lodge to be held at ca comm nee. u gcso mu . . ». ...-_.H
‘“ y p ' . October 1:. M m: an“, a. n. though they may serve memento 70 No. '31! ll. Him 747 m lmlh . . _ - .. ..
M m the neon: convention on W It the m - , ' ~. 31"." .. it v. ..... . . . a“..-
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