‘ CTIVITIES
OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN
FRIDAY, O.CTOBER 1, 19
OF
NORWAL '
N. Fair Is Success In Spite '-
Of The Perverse Conditions
11. « ~ ,Program 01 Entertainment, Many Booths
an Cafeteria Supper Are Only Few of the
~
" iAnother Red 0
Nurse Ram
96 To FloridaT Relief
A emg to the announcement
of Amelia Wendsroth. execu-
tive docretsry ot the Bridgeport
chaptei'. ot the American Red Cross.
NO CLOTHES, NO CRIME
We learn with interest from the Baptist convention, held
in Bridgeport Wednesday, that modern dress is tiie chief cause
of crime along sexual lines. At least, so says the Rev. R. Daniel
Trick, pastor oi! the second Baptist church in that city.
It is a wonder at times, how the modern flapper can possibly
stagger along under the heavy load ot‘ responsibilities " which
Miss Mary Mathews
To Entertain In
Honor Of Miss Sanger.
Miss “my “albums,
will eiituliiin
lioiior oi 3111.11 H 1|." hdllxcl, 1 '111 1
Sell illll.
iilllitll"’10\\ nth I 11111111
Miss T'accy Given Tea And
Bridge By McMahon Sister
1.1.1... .1......-.11. 1.1.1.11-y 1111,111.Bii1le to lie ls Piesi-nted With China Service Dur
ing the Evening; Miss Nora iinnegan Wins
e an American i i lift or uiiizations have 1ile1i on her head from out the nut iilli. Miss r'.1111.111~ will 1.1. .1111 ).' ,
Matt Attractions At the Improvement Associa- 1111.. “W “9"" “' “ 0‘“ “P . 8 I 11 11- 1 111 ,d u .11.. 1 1 1 ”Si 1 “Z0 Al 111“ “I “1.110 "dril-
y Red Cross nurse. attached to the depth of their Wisdom. . a or i 0 121111 00 «1 o i— M,‘____.______ :
“0118 Fair. Bridgeport chapter. will leave the Remember the old adage “Au inch of concealment is worth Miami 1111111111, 1.11.11. ‘ 111 , 1. 11111.... '11- '1-111. 1.1111 .1 1111111 '11111111I 111141111111111111 Miss Marjorie ,1:
. city today tor Miami. Fla. as one or a yard of reveahnent," Wilit‘ll in plain English means that there iii-hire 111111111 111111111111 111111.11 1111-1 1111- .1 1.1- 1.11.1 .1111. 11 111.1111 .1'11-.-1 i ”{ . 'f",'. ., ,_ , ‘ ,1
Nerwalklights up tothsir old 1 . 1 . 1 _ . .11 1~ 111111 .1111! Miss 1111111113 Cos-
' lilo lied Crol'rsproscnutivcs to be 13 ll lot more lure m the concealment than in the revealment.’ afternoon. ullcl' 11111111 1111 1'111 is; 1'1-_\. 111 '.'.i \\11t 111111111, 11.111 is 111 Mm, Mm“ A1111 \11rg:1~'. “his Julia 1
' at “I" out n in. "new mo' In College "m “t m" "Mk“ "I“ m “”3“: So much for that. Then it is logical to reason, is it not, that “I'VWL i 11.1 1111111111 11. 11.1.. ,1 1:1 1.. 1111.11,. , 11.1;11111. .1111. .11 y 111111 11.1, 11..., “.1.
I weather um only due” “I. m“ “hm” “ . "mu". 0 i-e the less clothes the girls wear, the less will be the lurei And . “”"“" 1.11.1111 '1'. 11111311, 111111111011111 111111 11111., 111 1:.11111111.111. 11.11 111.1131 c. 31cc".
M sparse crowds that would Massachusetts General hospital and , . 1 Register Alitl VOIL‘ 1 . . 111.. 311m 11111111 ”Comm
th s lrits ot any ordinary a teacher or home ygiene. a)... pretty seen, when we get tinally back again to the good 0 d days 1111, 11.11 .111... 11 1111111111 11.1.11y 1111.1 111. 1111111 11' 1'1-111111111' sr mu
. u; 31”“ eeuldnl '0‘". come to Bridgeport m sent-nee. of the fig loaf, there will he no hire, and consequently, no sexual “It you 111.111 111 11.111 1111- 1111.11- 111. . 11.. 1......143. I11 11.111.1111... 111.11 .1111. 11 1111 111111 1111111 11111111 ”flights," and
nature mute members 01 ““‘3'1 N- ‘3 ‘ crime at all. No clothes, no crime. All hail!’ 1111.111. on NUMHMT ._, 111111 1... 11111 11.111 .\ir.11.11...11, 111' 1.11 \\\'.\t 11111111... ,1, ‘ 11 1111111111. Tum}.
Norwalk inprovciueut As flu“: l; 3‘1"fo “Wk him“ Many there are to lift a voice in acclamation of the fact that 111111111,- 11 11111-1, 1.1-1- 11.1.1 11... ,. 11- 1 11 111111 11111111-.
11de& ° ”“4 “I‘m “at o n a .a o w” e" “v. sexual crime has greatly increased since the time of demure and lllrul'u 0t 10111-1 1.....- NM” 11111111; "11111111 11m- 1111,1111 1.11.1111 of 111111511, (11d Fashioned Dance
lti n in a group lune been changed by . . . ,. -1. ., , _, . \ K \11 . .-1 .. ,
annual chit o! thou-loc- 0 i 1 “v . il 'l l\' factors in the case which by next 1111.1.11, 11.11111. th 1.11 .ii .1 . 111 111111 111111 11 .1 th. 111st
.3. and gone.—and very suo- Red Cross headquarters. according Bet ate grant ma. 0 “9““ H e ‘0 Uut-tlio-Yotv 1'11111111111111 .11-th- 1'1111. ‘ 1111.1. 1.1111 .111-:. .\',.'=1'l..1 11.11111 11'- 1— 1,... 1-1 . ._ H _.
1 to a telegram received yesterday. have been overlooked: first. that there are a good iiiiniy more 1111-1111111 ”W“, .11 1111111111. 1111-1-11‘11. 1111» 111101111. 111- 1'1111511111111111 111 l111.111.1112. tirtyimnnet Wm,
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g; unity Hill h” W9“ m”: Th“ "“4 0‘ “0“". In “0““ 1' people on the earth today than there were in grandmas time and 151.11.- 111111 1.111.111.1111. 11111- no 1.111.111.111-121- 1111111 111 .1111.» 111111.111. i1. .111-' .... , _; 1.. 11... 111.1?il1111101iii1id 3:13: ‘1
into I Mr! "Md“ 3“"; '° “"‘m "' m" "’3' T“ "3°" that in all prelmlily the ratio of sex crime and population re- 11111 11111 111111111 111 1111- 11.1 or 11.-1111. 31-11111“. 141-1 111.111 111111111-111 '1'111111111' ' 11. 11 111.1 111111111~rs or the l’ri-ie of is
' '11." “uh“ Iiii dumot mm “in "my” ' n “or e" mains about the same. Secondly. much more publicity is given 1.111.111.1111111111111111«Merino °'°"".k ‘“ “i" """'1""" “”h 1"“ “”“‘ ""“"‘" ”" "" .\'.11-1-..:. are running to hold. “
“Wren“ in their k ‘ om ordered ‘9 "W" there to hold - 1 - , flf ' h , the afternoon 0! -‘.hi- 'iiiosiliiy 111 ”“'1 .\ Ii'iii 1111111 1111 11115 sci-1111 to H1111 111:.1o1'1'ow 111;;lil. iii Heliant Hall '
and bIICk. the booth. I" thom‘elu. |n renal“... [o proc..d to 30x cflmes today than “as giVCn Iy ycars "50“- cnce C‘er)“ {Cllrlil “00k i'Fi'0r1‘ ”1.x hill") ,1],1,1_liii1'i|1l11i-t of the I""'3'_ a” 0! Wili‘riii Md”. “rpm. s 1
. tutotully around thgcddgt: to Florida. as soon as their commis. body thinks there in ii, good deal more. ”on in 10.11.... ”mm. 5.0110 “,1,_,1,1_1111.1v,.~.1 .. .1. 11“,...” 11mg. rim-111;; .1 a1'liitl '1111 evening has been i
mmwtiollpilflnf "um N “m“ ”u“- Somehow We cannot help remembering some of the pictures 11111111 apple-111111111 111.11- be 1.1.1.1.1‘ 211.1 111111111: .111“ 11.1.1.1. “1.1...- .11... 1111.111...1 1.1. ”,0... 111 charge [or a” i
:‘i-e good thins: to eat. mya- plnfl’d' ir:::::;:‘:t {mar-unfit" in the family album showing grandma with n. “bunch of the boys :WI'Y 01‘ :11 111111111: illi 11:1 11 1111'17‘11111 1:11“ 1'11 11.1111lm1111- 111111.11 1.1 ;111~!1I-1111|1 1. AIOT-a'JWIUI 1:111: old. 1
. n i ' - . ,n '1 ' . , , ' owns EDI) it‘ll Iona iiiils 1c n \H'll- ‘. l' l‘ 111111.11, . :1>1 11111-11 1‘.ill(‘(‘3 11111 Jigs,t a mod.
Chinese slits. h'lifiocfibllTI: “a, unit, will have a. ”on u ’0“ and girls of! on a pitiiit, and we are forced to reiterate that mg. mm”: 11111111. ”Meme 1.11 111111111t1 1111,1111 111-1s1-1.1 111111; 1”“ WW .1. H ,0” 111m own. One
“WI“; ““51?in “he; sible. The'Florids reiier tund drive, old saying: Grandma may have worn dresses down to her ankles, mm mm m,,,,.,..,_ 11 111111. 01111-111111 .11... 1111111111. ‘,_ Tm”. Mrs . 111111111 (.1 11,. 111111111; 11111 no . .
" ° '°° ‘ “a “ tote!!!" With the annual roll call. but she didn’t always keep them there!” by school 1111111111111. 11111 1111'.) or 1.11-1'1- i 11111111... “7 11111,, .1111: x1111. 1111.. 1111111151.... 1111111111. \‘1.
‘ 3““ “mp“mw “mm" ‘W m“ Alas, we cannot agree with out esteemed Baptist friend that ”16 date or hwonumr a resident 111‘ 111::111- 1111.11 “1113' 111.111.11.11, “"31. , “Tm”, T”; 111.1 “I" 9‘“ f°" "
Wenderoth so that it will be impos- . - ' . . - 1 ' , , Connecticut 11ml or the town no.1 ii' L'wm ii. i"l.\li. 1411111112. 1" rcsimvnis will be on
um 10,. h" m m“. for at least modern dress is the. chief ciiiliee of sexiialleriiiic. Il'i'ruc it may be ”m llppiicr'illi 1.1111 “0‘ 1111111 n NM “1 11111. 1111111111 J. 111111111. 11111. 1111r- 11111111. .1 good 1111111 11.1.1113 1111.
two wmg‘s great amount oi de- 3 factor "I “‘0 ““5““ but .0" 1‘, one 0f 1‘. 38° ‘.‘ ‘3' “0.! Elle “‘9 or the United 511111-11 11111 1111111 or l11-‘ 11' 11111111111, 1111-. Luke .1.1ro1111111111_11, ”
tan'woriiJn connection mu, m... other 100 a place in ilie liiiielighti lt isn t fair to pick on the coming 11 r1-n111.111 1111111101, “is 111111. 1111111111, 111-11. 111111111111 Hunt Club Dance
. tWo‘drivea WU! be finished in thlt Poor Oltl “Vili‘d and it half” iiiti‘ illlli. is it? The Get Ont-.1111 Vote 1 ommlttu “WI" 1‘1 MW -\”|"Wr‘" dumb.“ 'i‘h1- l‘111rtield County Ilunt club
—-l’hoio 11y hiauuglsn time. she reels.‘- and she will be at i 0‘ “mm M" 1111.1 CNN" Clark 0‘1 M”- J““" "- ”"3”"Y‘W- M”- ‘ in 111121; its regular iortnigbtiy
' ~ ' ‘ ' Lulu-Ville it. (liuiriiirin 1m, b1111 .‘liznllin lliiyi's Krlly. Mrs. John l-‘. l 1. . . 1 .
nono'rux slalom.) liberty to Messed to the stricken ' .. , .3,“ 11 mom,“ “mm from 9 until
Ii 0‘ “r and “n TMm‘s area of Norma about October 15. Norwalk W omen IIPflr Of Need For \VOi‘iliing to pot 111.1111-11 oi' 111111-1101,.,-,. . A:1di.\lliltill.\\iil”,- MIR“ Lani: l,\i11.\11‘-l1-: 1 (,'(11...;\_ A number of members a"
”will" ' ' The original plan 0! the Red on 110 Main. 11 111111 1111111 b.1111. (111111111; 11 '1 . 1's. 1 1.1111 . . 1 1111111, .r., r,.,.,.,.\,[ \, mm“ for dinner at the
SW" °‘ ‘° "‘°“’°“"‘° '°“' “'“° 0”" "Msumm W" to have More Interest in Missionar Work 1111.11.11.11 1.1 11...... 1.1.11 1.11111. 1.1 1... 1111111 1111... 111111 1111111 11111111111111» 111—111111111111111111.. 11......
k y d ‘ -' j s . , . 1 , v '
conuiicnced her studios in hciv “0- Miss Wenderoih leave in charge of ma 0 vo.1is to 111 11.11114 11 lien t.11
clicllc colléxe m“ tall. a unit of 125 New England rehabili- —-———-—-—— solectmen and town 1-l1'1'k will illi- ,
1 tntlon workers. The need for Work- Norwiilk women who were dclc- or the Congregational churches. This mini-"UT 1“" 0H”! In those whose
31 ' an 1“le Ruth Faring}:- _ . ci's became so urgent, however. that [area to .11... joint mot-ling 111' the 1111;) in organization will be com- "Firth-"110M i11111- I11-1111 1.1111! in time.K
lend. Grsctfilollint'” Doro y Women Ministers . may “in depart singly from the vs.- W 11' Comm '1tionul iiu1111~ MW . 11111111 1.1 11111 1.1,; mum” m be held in all towns ilit'y must be in session‘
"' _._.___ ribus cities of New England and re- ome H b 8‘ - '“ "km“ 0m” ““9 in October I" “Hi WNW“ "“ “min-‘3 0m” - O
1, Group: "11“- éayt‘ou. ;. .1 . i 1 t. t. Mi I. sionury Union or Connecticut and lliel 1,“. 1,. 111 111:1111 11111111 :11i1l11iounl
"4"” Fish. Natale Giicksoh Jus- 1111: iii'st couieienco 0 women p01 a nut Fla. to Henry M. ‘ . i ‘ l 1..) ‘ Ollif‘r Flir‘fllxcvs of tho afternoon 0“ . m l -'i ll 1 ..
ministers of various Christian dc- Baker. relief director. Miss Wende. Fairlield L0H" km“ “2‘ . "“““inm.~ Mrs. list-111' Mnurer of White 5",“‘3 “ " “ ‘ “0 {0'10“‘7‘8
G ‘Coliins. . . .. ‘ roth will take charge on her arrival Missionary Society held 31.231th 1) 111 l‘ “in“. New Y'mk. who l1as,spent 111011.
Nun's layman was the ac nominations e‘" held in Lug and there SI'E‘I‘IN “'"U ““I”““"‘°d “1‘" ”“ Immh of her time in Porto lltco "‘—“’“
orm ' - - .
moii place yesterday under the nus- 1 “u-asnge or no nii1-.ruoon 11111111 11: .1;, “h,” she his 1 11 o a cd in mls- 11 P . r . a
tsgbmbmdrhigrson.mzit pious 0‘ the Union 0‘ Women ‘0" T I .. C given by “is. i-ritukliu 11mm! diohnry 11'.ori1 liiiss Phillie! Tread- FU “.1 0.111 am ~; ~~~
his solo work. ers, in London Mrs. Holt-nit hor- r nily oncert president of the New lluwn l111111l1 “4.". Miss Sylvia Norton and Miss The mumps-q 11111] Professional tightens: 9'
1.‘ 1 Is the last night of the 11111111011, who presided. said. the of tho \\0Illvnu lionrtl. “mum“ Judson. missionaries to Women's club in Bridgeport an-
s. swim“ tunn fish is the movement was not in the least-anti. An entertainment and dance has The meeting was oi a most 1111- ‘ Juimn. l‘orto Rico and Mexico. nouni'rs an unusually “I” program tfimoms:
. the supper. Be on hand man. but (fir the page: “clanking been planned by the members of the ““5”“th "“““';'C_ rdiioidlcltli‘iimtd In: 1 Women or ”u. strstford Congre- for 1hr, month M 0,401...“
I V the 23°04 timo that is the] 11:51: iiiITi‘ivo fibristiagmmliiisti‘y Trinity Musical "14 Dramatic Kuiid 3:3 '13:, ‘13:.“ line. I‘m“ or 2“ng gntional church served a delicious There is a 1ll11ncrii‘. the Iiotrl Mc-
you“, “fryivhntgthey would like to do it to commence tiie tall activities of "when“; w”; tot'iled mm, hun- iluimmion l: lthe1 giiddle otltlhcdday. glpirgin 7N1; tier-k 011,011er i\lst; yma .c <
. . ' I. _ ‘ " ‘ to cum m can prett y eco- c e or 11s 111w 11n1 ‘ro gsson'i
MISS Todd Home 11ch iicid were more open toh them. the guild. “I" “flu“. will be held drcd were (WI-“ii ii) I): 1pwi‘fligl'11,“ Filli‘d for the occasion with autumn Women's club .luulor soclnl e11 ning t.
______ Vieicoming the delegates to t a cog». in Trinity parish hnli, October 14. w'“"’ Normal? ‘38" ‘; \Ir‘irCi' 1i' | 1. a,“ and from.“ There were on st the club rooms
Jun Todd. local head of the tei'ence. the R01. Ldgsr Daplyn. Among those who will take part ' "'5 B“ “l_""““:' \"2 (..("‘:r“ exhibition. curios from many {or- October ii, regular dinner served
1 has returned after a 10 “M5" ““3““? “15° 1' I minister, are: Don Siaaon. saxnphonist; Irv- ”I” Luimu ~11r r‘ ' ‘ r". ' i L. I'ifln lands which had been brought for members.
tlon in Whine. spent at said: -- 1‘" Fisher. \loliniiil; Marion 51°“ Canneld.Mrs.liaggy.l\irs.l'..A1l1'1111s‘lmck to the United States by re- October iii, curd party.
d Missi'l'odd leaves to. “Women want to enter the min- tram. soprano; Bernice Maikin. ““3 M” “' Gregor" :liil‘ncd missionaries. October H. imitation to the '
{or the “Mm convention lsiry and they have ca right to do so ieader; George E. Harris, tenor; the Only 21 per (rent at tho women Stamford duh.
‘ ‘ Cross I,” be, held in mainly because men ministers have Wilson Sisters. entertainers. and I“ "‘6 COHSFPRRTIOHM church” 1" Donit Mind Smoke mach“. 21.1'iird parti'. 0
31 . She Mi- return next newly let the copyright of”? .Muuani Honlrd1lfllnllt . "“3 ""“d flr°""‘°{l°5I"‘l‘,l“ ”INT“ October :5. dinner tor11113111h1.r§_ Mfim m our
“.1 tty run out The committee in charge has ar. "y “Mk said ‘ ”" “rm" q id . k h , October 28. llaiiowe‘rn costume ,1
. 1lexec live e orts a (the Only the Baptist. Congregatioiiti ranged a most. enioubie program is the duty of every woman her-p, .nioke con “'1 cop t 0 women mm)" 1
"- M 'u r p 110 e and Unitarian denominations in and promise an evening or rare today t° ""0”" 30m” 0m" “’°"“”’iM ”m “0mm” “UM °f Chm" .
one summer m England recognize women ministers pleasure. in Hm work of missions. Only 111 ’1'hurch from doing their work yes- . R 1' ‘ .>
on a huge rock on the 'l‘he' Wesleyuns, utter a debate in that way can we make 21 per ccni ‘tcrday. For when the furnace went Writes 0V IG\\S a 00111 lxtur '
1.1. ocean. their last conference. decided ' become 43 p" rpm within the year." on a strike. tho members siliipiy .. . '3
ugaingt the admission. of women to W. C. T. U. Election Mrs. Warner's talk included much 111pcned the windows, and adjourned in odditien‘to the article .1 121,11. 1
010 clergy. The church of England or the plans for the merging of the t 111 the upper room of the church. on Talks at M11. 111' Marlene H111! ‘
is definitely opposed to the idea. Mis Elia A. Boole of Brooklyn, Women's iiortrd oi’ Missions with the. The ntt~rnoon was went in sew- Sandro .in the Octolmr‘tssiio of 1:111 ~~ 1'
“T ‘ “1' OF The Rev, Elizabeth Towne an N Y. and Mrs Ids Wise Smith, at American Rom-d, the national organ 111;: 111111 :1 general social time. BOunrgc. uotthlal1 igilim“ii“:lioiiivliwii‘ ir want} ,2
. . _ . ' , ,, groiernn1ser11 1. ,.
L 6 mm wm' Amciican \isitor at todays confet- Cedar ltnpids. 'lown, were re elected as mentioned in SeaterriuY's paper. at '
nu W cnce. described the work or women president ““d Hoe-president 3‘ ““80 Miss Cnndco also has in the some gmmfls ’
ministers in the United States. ”apecmely °t "‘9 Natilnal Womens BRETONS IN CHURCH issue three 11mm and “mm, r11- can
Christian Temperance Unto l .. ..
mm DESIGNS ti ‘ "I 11 views: "Concerning Parents. 0th-
' CHOOSE FROM.“ Chorus work cziiven on n ‘1" Angcles, yester- er People's Daughters." and “The
l ' 111 and the Court."
Lillian Sh°r“°°d Newmk Wen“ all; as address after her re- election CMM' ”‘0 U“ i
11k Lafidei"?
South Norwslk
H persons livipg arm
- iture-
eudiy, helpful and”.
1 borrow money. «
ape.
.0.
slings eenfidenti‘hr
Public Log;
1 .3931 :3
Washington Street
up to 3300
is been Corporation I ' .
Tm ,,,H0,tet'Pvlazn. in New York.
are made to married .1 1.
keeping house and.“-
ssfd
.,..,
Kflml.
are no other rem .
xcept the receizm‘m
salary and huh
afternoon, at the Ilillslde school.
There are now two choruses at the
school. with about sixty students
enrolled.
Mrs. Newkirk is a well-known yo-
enlist. Her studios in Bridgeport.
New York, and Norwalk attract a
large number of artists.
Mrs. Newkirk is now making
plans for a: concert which she will
give‘ sometime later in the fall. in
w
3789 husbands
' 1' weer: night.
" We somesalad”
3789 wives smiled
' a little smile
and blessed
\
N
§‘
her elafics in chorus work yesterday M‘
r&' 860“ said!
"We enter another year with re~
newed activity looking toward the
enforcement of the national laws
and to aid in this I call upon every
1v. C. T. U. member to vote at the
election this your."
Candidates
Three applications for admission
were received at the last meeting of
the Old Well Commandery held in
the P 0 S. of A hall. At thsA
time three candidates were admitted.
Refreshments and a social time were
enjoyed after the meeting.
Go To Bridgeport
Mrs. Benjamin F. Andrews. presi-
dent of the Norwsik Republican
Women‘s Association and Mrs. Ales-
snder Rummier are in Strsttord to-
day in attendance at the Fairtield
County Republican Women's execu-
tive board meeting and luncheon
Mrs. Munro Back
Executive Board
The bseeutive board or the Nor-
Here’s A Tried And
“a try. Remove and sprinkle with
powdered sugar.
~ This makes but a small amount.
These are excellent for Monies.
Iuncheons and such.
That's a recipe you don't om
hear much about. Isn't it? Ilsa as!
ings recently on exhibition at his home in Silver-mine. This group 0!
Build for Health~with plenty of
wholesome GOOD LUCK in youth
Every Slice of
Bread that’s
spread with
GOOD LUCK
and fed to
Children is a
We defi nite step to
1:: .4. tb 1' man held at the home of Mrs. Henry Le- ‘
M1222” .: _ {91.- i :mmen‘ding "y LN" ‘“ 8mm” One or the pictures in the collection oi Bernhard Gntmsnn‘s psint- HEALTH
people represents “Bret in Ch h.” u . . , . i . . ‘
Mrs. Waiter Munro. to North on “to Spread 1'5 0“ thick, Mother, energiesarerevxved. PhYSIGdWCII
Main street, Giri scout osicer. has I'm hungry!“ That s the way being assured. Health thnves.
giuTe§.1i§1313titgfgfifi‘;§ £2533". WOMAN WITH BABY to do it . . .3211 it at: 311111: ”$13103“
oweverh n sp e 0 er he ins, For m ' enwi
ggwfi‘iilffndr'is‘lhgr mmi’iybifitni: appetites need a lot of nourisiy Children never forget Health
““1" ing food after play and study. pictures and jingleslmrned from
Jelke GOOD LUCK margarine
is the right kind of nourishing
Edkw’ii’i't’ii“: 12223152 $5.32. food for them. It’s a blend of Pfiyrbfk my «1:111:11:wa
afternoon at 1:45 o’clock. at the - 1 1k and rime 00 0 e picmres. 8 eeaey,
Girls' and WOMCD'I club. on Main Who 6 may m P mtuml “Y. hd for a copy for
.street. , , ,
meat fats . . . as wholesome a
, combination as can be.
Spread it on thick, and straight,
GOOD LUCK AND GOOD
HEALTH. . . the new crayon
your child—complete with set
of seven crayons. It means fun
for than now; and health knowl‘
1,“ 111 e Norwslk Ii“ way little bodies receive whole; edge all the rest of their lives.
“£112”: mmnmnmna’ some nourishment. Flagging Use the omipon below—today!
Simply“ the ass EsstAmse. __
titliy 1 .m. 1. . ‘
1.1131111": 11 1:1 11,311,; \\ .1, FUN FOR amount:
a“! i I 5; adipose» baking powder. - [,1 milliliiii ‘Goodlmkndfieedflaith‘qtphyvbeek h chitin, hills!
I a '1 :.~'......'°" 11:... creased-1mm"; mm
. n o v
. ' 1: cup- of flour- Re Addie-Jain l'thCmbest-D Emmfie
’ Drop from teaspoon into hot m u c“ m
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