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.Eliz. Masterson Named
Chief Daughter. of Lodga
1 - McLachIan Lodfi Holds Election; Final Plans
Are Made Fo allowe’en Party to Be Held
,1 October 26; Other Officers Named.
,lu. Elisabeth Meetsrssn was
Chief Daughter at the meet-
fl, tile Lady Mohehien Ledge.
“m of Scotla. held last night '
[M Men's Hail, Main street. The
Officers are as follow: '
+N'fdhkf daughter—Mrs.
intestate—sus- 1m Russell. '
insurer-dire. Edith Wilson. 1
M Secretary-Alisa Grace_ '
’ beasoctor—Mm Susan Drums.
Milt continue—bliss Matilda -
“-2” ohi‘f daughter—Mrs. isabetls ' i
We ; Harriett
nerd-alike." ,Jean Weedj
On‘ Committee
George
Guard—Mrs.
‘ Brown. Belden evenue. November 9.
‘Miz
‘ be held at New Haven. November 8
Mrs. William Wicks
Entertains Members
Golden Rule Circle
Mrs. William 3'. Wicks. I l‘ort
Point strsee Idiom the mem-
bers of the Golden Rule circle of the
N o r w a i k Congregation church.
resumes afternoon. at air time.
Business item were transected
dad“ a ‘socia tinte' alloyed: Plans
r the state Ventlcn of the
ng'apaughters‘. be hdld in New
Keven. Neve r I and s. were dis.
eta-ed. Thed degates from the cir-
cle will be Appointed later. '
The next meeting of the 'circle will
be at the home of Ni". William
11 Circle
embers To Attend
. . State Convention
Elana for attending the state con-
?and 8. will be decided upon at the
next meeting of the Mispsh Circle
of the south Nol'welk Baptist
ehurch. to be held October so. This
vention of'the King's Daughters. to
n.-
1‘ Outside
“HM tees iere elected. Mrs.
Bumell was chosen to serve
2 of three years: Mrs. Annie
fl . for two years;_ hire. Helen.
for one year. 3
plans were also made fort.
'en dance that tho lodge is
1 to hold, October 28. at Red
hell Main street. The Me
Boys will play for dancing end
beped that‘_‘-e large crowd w:ili
d.
FINCII
"m rehearsal 0‘ the dcgl'cc' PH“ itlt fit of the T. K. H. chili, who
()‘ll‘ ‘4
1 was also held last night. 11 01- ch. 0 0‘
} the busi .4 hour. .refrcsh- hi on the (yontmittco in I'g
V, w." lel‘vedfillfl ‘ social “me the Halloween party to be given
l.. ‘- i by the club.
Hodpital Wl'liSt 2 Members of the '1‘. K. H. club de-
cided upon a this plan when they
—"'-“- ' voted at their meeting held at the
South N o y w a i it Congregational
church. last night, to save their
money until Christmas time. and
then to give a donation to the Y. M.
C. A. campaign.
Further arrangements for the
HallovVe'cn party to be given Octo-
ber 26, at the church. were discuss-
ed. Members of the committee in
charge of the affair are: Miss Olive
Finch. Miss Jean Beilicit. Miss Ruth
Ulzinger and Miss Eleanor Dibble.
J.-G. Election
i
A supper at 6 o'clock followed by
the election of officers will feature
the meeting of the J.~G. chapter of
the Girls' and Women's club. ~‘.o be
held tonight in the clubroom. aln
street. At the conclusion of usi-
ness, the members will adjourn to
.thc Norwalk Alleys, where an hour
of bowling will be enjoyed.
The entertainment committee of
the Giri'g and Women's club will
meet tonight a‘ 8 o'clock. in the
ciubroom. to make plans for the
winter's work.
The semi-annual business meeting
of the club will be held October 31.
at the club. at 7:80.
Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. the
physical culture and basketball
classes will start. These will be held
at Grace Parish hail. Arvid Kiel-
lander. physical culture director.
formerly of Pratt's Institute. Brook-
lynwwiil have charge of the work.
All those interested in the work
‘ of these classes are invited to kitcnd
the meeting Friday night. or call
Mrs. John Mcrriman. phone 1487,
. . i for details concerning the work.
filth ANNIV!‘ EKSAKY says-.25.
Wired I856
W9 H. HALL
FURRIEs
l8 Wart 38th 51., N. Y.
.: NW FIFTH AVENUE
20th Anniversary Sale
.2 nospitai Whist cldb wlll hold
evening meeting Friday. October-
“ the Shadow Lawn inn. Knight
Iupper will be served at 7
g with cards afterwards.
, hosts-es of the euening are:
, «Petey Barrett. Mrs. Augusta
” ~11 - . Mrs. 1. D. Hurlbutt and
Os 'e mDCfl’.
W
. At Conference
Nov. Ewald c. Wensel. pastor of
Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
is attending.the conference
Wren churches of the Atlan-
1 . .1 now in session at Hobo-
. I
1 up to 5300
its been Corporation
are made to married
keeping house and to
men‘s living at home.
1 no other require
except the receipt of
mill! salary and house-
.. I i 1 y.-elpfni and safe
“soul-1 eti 'm’.
lugs confidential
Red Tape
We Public Loan
”‘1Corporation
4 sowsatsr.
'3 nests:
tandoori SeePCoate . . :5 8295
,lludson Seal Coats . ~. ‘ ms
P”! CO.“ e s' e 'e ' .1”
Bronze Hair Seal Coats . 8180 "
‘loetcnl Muskrat Coats . ms
’55 Silver Muskrat Coats . ms
‘1 m mt. e a s m
if; «Black CemculCoets ., 8295 ‘-.
l) gssbycmcut cm. .. . use
.7 ”P. J ’ ma Mb (“a at (e) “95
3;; awesome... .2 .'ssse \
‘-: 335/; iMoteCoats . . .. 2. em
:15" Natural scum 0m .. sees
jg: Nutris “O' c: :s ”5
y; Sllvu‘ “a“ cut. sl 1st 335. i
:27 Cocoa Clement Coats .. ., .8295
MW” e: .e. 835.
m “Ni O .sl 3‘”- l I
MW .e st .‘0 m9 ’ '
Dark Mink Ooets' ' .- . sues 1
lane Dark Mink Coetsl . uses
Broedtell Coats _ . . . I”!
washout-mum.
vallebetdtsrlaosedllvcysspey-estauepedt
”when...” sensuous-ma...
WWW to less Buyers.
‘ was discussed at the meeting of the
5 one mchtg on October so will in-
circle held last night at the church.
elude a social session and all mom-
1 here are urged to be present.
3' Law Enforcement
'l‘hose planning to attend the con-
nocticut Law Enfor m‘ent confer-
ence to be held in artforo Octo-
ber 18. are advised that a good train
leaves South Nor hill at 8:08 o'clock
and arrives in artford at 10:05.
'i‘rain leaves Hartford at 4:56 o’clock
and arrives in South Norwaik at
0:“. .
The Connecticut Woman's com-
mittee» for Law enforcement a11-
nounces that the conference will be
strictly non partisan and non do-
nominetional.
Morning session 10:30-12:30 Cen-
ter Cigarch House.
Afternoon session '3: 00-4: to Cen-
ter Church.
Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter will
preside. Presidents of many co-op-
crating State Organisations will oc-
cupy seats on the platform. A state-
wide attendancc is expected.
The keynote of the Conference is
"Illuminating Facts on ‘the Situa-
tion Today."
At the morning session. facts as
to Law Enforcement in Connecticut
will be presented by competent
speakers of practical experience.
Methods for improvement by re.
Henry W. Peabody. of Boston. e
of the best known and efficient fac-
tors for righteousness in our country
today and Chairman of the National
Woman's Cemmittee for Law En~
forcement. Also Mrs. Elisabeth Tllso
and Frank C. Putney. Federal De-
puty Prohibition Administrator for
Connecticut on "Conditions in our
State."
Afternoon session. Mrs. Peabody.
“Can our Republic enforce its
Laws?” Mr. Horace D. Taft of Wa-
tertown.-"The Situation Today—
What We Can Do About It." Prof.
Irving l'lsher of Yalg University,—
:Thén and Now." also an expert on
the Canadian situation, Mr. Richard
1!. Strout of Boston. -
Further details of the program
and list of state-wide patrons and
patrons-ass will be given in the daily
papers. A limited number of reserve-
tions for luncheon at time may. be
made by notifying Miss Elia E. Muir.
it Farmington Avenue. Hartford be.
fore Friday. obel- 15th and of«
conference sea for out of town at.
tendanis by notifyin Mrs. Ward
Duffy. West Hartford:
Hallowe’en Invitations
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Plans were made at the meeting
of the Young People's society of St.
Peter's Lutheran church. held last
night at the church, to accept the
invitation of the young People’s so-
ciety of the Lutheran denomination
at Bridgeport to attend a Hailewo' on
party to be given October 2|.
Because of the absence of Rev.
Wensel who is attending the Luther-
an conference in Hoboken. no fur-
ther business was discussed. The
next meeting of the society is sched-
uled for October :8.
Class Initiation
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Plans for a classlnltiation were
made at the meeting of the Court
Frances. No. 11. Order of the Gold-
on Sceptre held last night in the
Progress Forum‘liail. The initiation
will be held at the next meeting Oc-
tober :‘a
All old 'membors and new mem-
bers especially arc urg
sent. as this meeting
portsnt. .
Refreshments were served last
night and plans completed for the
Thanksgiving baskets
Republican Women
The Fairneid County Republican
Women's association will hold its
annual meeting Q‘hursday, October
81. at 2 o‘clock.“ the Pythian hall.
corner Forest avenue and Grey Rock
place. Stamford.
There will-be a discussion of mat-
ters of importance to every mem-
ber. so allmembers are requested to
be present. The association will be
the guest of the Stamford board
members for tea.
Pride Court Narruk
Pr do of Court Narruk will hold
gular meeting tonight at Eag-
ics'nall on Mott street. The com-
mltuo m infill! "turns [a
the lanes hetl' October.) .be made
tonight so that the committee may
make ital-sport. . 2
All Day Meet
The Woman's Guild of Chrtit
church will hold an all-day meet-
ing. Thursday. in the basement of
the church. All members are ask-
l V." lm~
tebepreo,
So. the Queen of-Roumsnia
sweet potatoes!
Leviathan.
Wonder does the corn get at
teeth, as is the case so often \vi
with a toothpicki
does it!
for a queen,’
Red Fairy Book sndstho Green
do with these delusions.
to assume that queens cat three
menu occasionally.
Wonder did the Queen ever
Therd are so many things
mcr in order that her program ma
If Queen Mario is intent upon
people "as is’
the cob. It is one of the must
heard of her doing It gives us
towards her.
SHE EATS, TOO
eats corn on the cob and fried
At least, we learn with a great deal of interest that those
two very plebian articles of food held prominent places on the
menu of the first meal consumed by the Queen aboard the
oak between the Queen’ s pearly
th ordinary mortalsl A Queen
Goodness, that doesn’t sound very romantic
It is hard to realise that queens eat corn and fried potatoes.
Somehow we always picture them perched high on their golden
thrones, sipping nectar, or just nibbling at some dainty dish “lit
'prepared by fourteen harassed chefs. Perhaps the
Fairy Book have something to
Giving the matter a little thought, it might be quite logical
meals a day even as you and I,
and that even beef stew and bean soup may slip into the royal
try a hot dog or an ice cream
conel And do they have peanuts in Roumaniat
for the royal Marie to try in
America. We only hope that she will stay here until next sum-
; include a trip to Coney Island.
seeing America and American
’Concy is one place she should not miss. And
then think of the thrills! The Queen in the shoot-the-shootsl
Anyway we are glad to bear that the Queen eats corn on
democratic things we have yet
a brotherly and aistcriy feeling
At least there 15 some common ground upon which
we can meet. it only in a cornfield. We hope the corn was not
too tough, as it is rather late 111 the season for this kind of “fruit.”
Fair of South
Plans for the Christmas fair of
the South Norwslk Congregational
church were discussed at the meet-
ing of the committee heads last
night at the church. The dates for
the event have been set for Decem-
bcr 2 end 3. The fair will be run
both in the afternoon and evening.
A quota of $1.000 was adopted 11:.-
the amount to be raised. it has
been divided among the sixteen at-
tractlons of the fair.
Chairmen have been secured for
the following departments: fnnv'y
articles. Mrs. A. L. Whipple. l'opl‘r-
senting the sewing group; aprons.
Mrs. E. 0. Huntington, representing
the hospitality group; handker-
nlefs. Mrs. Archie Nash. represent-
ng the Whatsoever circle; candy.
Mrs. Ed sin Robertson. representing
the Endeavor circle. The Pilgrim
guild. under the leadership or Mrs.
C. Underwood. will have charar
of t e fancy food table and the fol. ,
Elaborate Plans Made For Xmas
Nor. Cong. Church
e
lowing women will be in charge of
the two iuhchcons and dinners to be
served: Mrs. Harry Wardwell. Mrs.
Alexander Bummler. Mrs. Wilfred
Bodwell. Mrs. Archie Nash and Mrs.
Percy Barrett.
One of the novel attractions will
he the book stall in charge ct Mrs.
11‘. H. Northrop, representing the
junior high department of the
church sci1ool.°llore will be found
books of all kinds. hook-ends, book-
marks and book-plates. Mrs. F. l.
Smith will haVe charge of the vari-
ous entertainment features of the
fair. plans for which are lots mplete.
The Old Curiosity Shop will be con- N Y
ducted ‘I Miss Ester Johnson. Other
departun-nts have been planned but
the details are not as yet ready for
release.
The general committee consists of:
F. H. Northrop. chairman: Harold
L. Nash. treasurer; Mrs. Howard A.
Tilly. registrar. and Mrs. 3.0. Hunt.
ington. clerk.
For New York
Plans for the theatre party to be
held by Court Laurel. No. 100. in
New York. October 20. were com-
pleted at the meeting of the court
held last night at x of C hall. West
Washington street. About thirty
members have expressed their in-
tention of making the trip to New
York.
Mrs..11:lisebcth Haggerty. chair- -
man o the committee of arrange-
ments fer the theatre party. an-
nounced that the show that has been
wiectcd ls "Honeymoon Laane." with
Eddie Dowling. It is playing at the
Knickerbocker theatre. This is said
to he one of the musical cornedy
triumphs of the season and all mem-
bers of Court Laurel who are plan-
ning to go to New York‘ are prom-
ised a most delightful time. The bus
which is to take the members to
New York. will leave the Mahack-
cmo Hotel at 6:30. the afternoon of
October 20.
Mrs. Lynch. chairman of the cake
sale that the court is planning to
hold, Saturday morning reported
that the plans were just about com-
pleted for the sale. Cakes will be
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BRAN Bill-.1111.
Mrs. J. B. Skinner, Treadtvcli ave-
nue, Westpr
8 cups bran.
2 cups flour.
a teasp. soda. (scant).
1 large teaap. salt.
’ 1 large teesp. baking powder.
1 cup milk.
1 cup water.
or cup molasses.
1 cup raisins.
Bake 1 to 1 1-2 hours.
Chorus Card Party
Members of the People's Chorus
are planning a benefit card party to
be held tomorrow night. at the home
of Mrs. Lambert Moulthrop. 49 Bay-
view avenue. There will be ten tables
of cards. Candy. coffee and sand-
wiches will" be on sale.
Mrs. Moulthrop Will be assisted by
Miss ivy Clark and Mrs. Harvey
Mitchell. The prises for the winners
were purchased.» Mrs. Moulthrop
in New York. and promise to be of
a very attractive nature.
The regular rehearsal of the
chorus was held last night at thcl
‘Bigh school.
Thoughtful Circle
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Members of the 'rhouintrul Circle
of the King's Daughters are asked.
not to forget the meeting to be held
tonight. at the home of Mrs. Earle
Grown. Chestnut Hill avenub.
Tried Local Rec1pe
. Salvation Army
Mrs. Rebeoca Wright of South
Manchester. will conduct the special
services of the Salvation Army. to
be held tonight at 8 o'Olocie at
Washington It This is the reg-
edtobrtngaboxiunch'. ..
.0! Boston on "Know Your Courts? COlll‘l. .Laurel Members Make Plans
Trip to “See Show
011 sale at 9:80, in the morning. The
sale will continue until the supply
is gone. The place will be announc-
ed later.
Me on of the court are plan-
ning to hold a Ballowe'en social at
the next meeting. October 28. Miss
Katherine Glnty is chairman of dr-
rangements for this affair.
Miss Mary McQuiilan is in charge
of the social meeting to be held by
the court. November 9. This date
has also been set for the banding
in of the mite boxes for Meryitnoll
Mission.
The names of four new candidates
for membership were submitted at
the meeting last night. This makes
a class of twelve for initiation which
will be held November 24.
Rehearsal of the degree team will
be held November 18 ot the hell.
District deputy Mrs. Agnes Haugh
one present at. the meeting last
night. This was a surprise for the
members of the court and they were
very glad to welcome Mrs. Bough.
who gave a short talk congratulat-
ing the members upon their large
attendance.
Get Your ‘Suitsl
The Norwalk Country club is re-
questing members to remove per-
sonal belongings from bath houses
before October is as houses will be
left open after that date and locks
stored until next season.
The Junior League of the Nor-
walk hospital has been granted per.
mlssion to hold a subscription dance
Wednesday evening mm
Thanksgiving.
Upon the request of a number of
members a subscription dance wlu
be held on Hallowe' en. Guests will
be welcomed upon the usual pay-
ment of 81 a person. The special
committee will announce music and
other. de lls shortly.
The on will be kept open during
the win r. Members desiring to
hold dinner parties should make re-
servations as far in advance as pos-
sible. There will be further an.
nouncements for Christmas and New
Years.
Notes amounting to 81. 000 and
numbered as follows have been
drawn for payments: 6. It. so. 81.
i 25. m. 141. its. 1“. 1st. The bold-
ers of these notes are requested to
present them at the loath Nor-
walk Trust company on or a No-
vember 1920.1‘hh makes a total
of $1600 paid this fiscal year.
Bridge Party
Miss Grace Valieant. 21 Louden
street. was hostess at a delightful
bridge party at her home last eve.
nlng. Refreshments were served dur.
ing the evening. The prise was won
by Miss Geraldine Delaney. and the
consolation prise went to I'iss foes
\lunhall.
Those present were Miss Jean
Luckstt. Miss Mildred Wells. Ira
Philb Paight. Mi- Graee Valiant.
Miss Geraldine Delaney. Ml- Marion
ltd-db. Mi- fees seashell. and lies
ffelen luddlman.
nler mid-week so he of the group. It p“ rlthat the We of 8&-
Mrs. Wright ia,a very interesting new“ lbq glad to let us Into the
ms and e salted“! meiosis. mar ‘1" “£391! the our int
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Two Famous Movie
Stars Are Wed On
Bank Of Lake
A
On the shore of I. little Adiron-
dack leko. Doris Kenyon and Mil-
ton tiiils. favorites of movie fans were
married at noon yesterday. The
scene of the ceremony was a few
miles from Ausable Forks. New
York. near the summer camp of the
bride.
Mountains guy with autumn lumen
which are now at the height of
their brilliance. and the blue wa~
tor‘ of Lake Silver rippled by an
October breeze formed nature's
stage setting for the picture as the
actor and actress stood before Rov-
erend William M. Morrow. pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church
of Delmar, for the outdoor ccrc-
mony.
Only twenty persons. members of
the immediate families of lilo
couple. were present. for the bride
has recently been ill. and it was
desired that the wedding be as
simple as possible.
Mi. Kenyon wore I while satin
empire gown with Bolero jacket and
long sleeves of Duchess iaco. Both
the dress and the veil. which was of
tulle and lace with a cap of the
some materials had been worn by
her moll r and grandmother on
their brid days.
White roses and lilies of the t':1l~
lsy formed the actress' bouquet.
Around her threat was a string of
pearls. the gift of Mr. Sills.
Mr. Sills has been a friend of the
Kenyon family for many years and
the engagement of the screen store
was reported more than two years
ago “aim the actor's former wife
Mrs. sdys Bills. brought suit for
desertion. An error in the original
decree. granting the action. led to
the drafting of a new decree which
became final in Los Angclcs Tut-s.
dlsy. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Sills plan an ex-i
tehsive honeymoon. motorlu 3
through the Adirondacks and then
visiting Nlagmu rniis.Yellowstone1
park and the Grand Canyon. They
will reside at Biackfield Heights.
near Hollywood. California.
Hoyt-Millspaugh
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Mlllspauch,
West avenue. Darit-n, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Marian
Audrey to Frank J. iloyt. Tierney
street. Norwalk. The wedding took
place October 9, at .Port Chester
The ceremony was witntssed by
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L'Homme-
also. who were also celebrating
their first wedding nnlvcrsary. Mrs.
L'uflommcdie “as formerly Miss
Alice Millspaugll.
m
Three candidates were initiated
at the regular meeting of the Old
Welt Commandery. held in the P. 0.
S. of A. ball last night. Arrange-
ments were also made for n. fisllo-
we'en social to be held October 26.
Prominent Woman to Speak
Before Norwalk D. A. R.
Local Chapter Plans Full Month; Wlil Hold Cake
Sale On Saturday; Regular Meeting Is Set For
OCtober 21.
In Charge
)Iltb‘. FLORENCE KITCHEN]!
Who will be in charge of arrange-
ments for the showing of the league
of Nations‘ picture "lit-ll and the
Way Out" at the Regent arid Palace
theatres, October is, ill anti :0. s
Sewed All Day
Aldous and fancy uorlt for the
annual 1:111 of Trinity cl1u1ch w-‘m
made at the all- tiny meeting of the
\\0111an's Guild. held yesterday at
the church. Mrs. Charles Mead is
chairman of this branch of the fair.
The members brought box lunches
and sewed through the day. Tea and
coffee were son‘f‘tl.
The next regular meeting of the
guild will be held November 2 at the
Church. A supper will be served be-
fore the mot-ting.
Shorehaven Bridge
Mrs lr\'lng Jennings. Flax Hill
road. “as the hostess of the after-
noon. yesterdny at the Shorchaven
Golf club. There were twelve tables
of bridge playing during the after-
noon. Aitcr the playing of cards, tea
was served.
With the coming of the winter.
the activities of the club are de-
creasing. and no bridge has been
scheduled for next Tuesday. as yet.
All members are invited to bring
their friends as there will be a good
time for all.
The Norwalk chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution are very
active Just at present.
During the early part of the
month. the Hartford and Milford
chapters were visited by local mem-
bers and an invitation to the New
Canaan chapter. October it. has
been accepted.
011 Saturday. October 16. from
1:30 to 5 o'clock, the association
will hold a food sale in the office of
Samuel J. Keelcr, 74 Wall street.
liir. chlel' has kindly loaned to part
of his allies to the members of the
i). A. it. and they are planning to
make it a housewarming party.
Many delicious cakes. pies and
"goodies" of all kinds will be on
sale. The committee in charge will
no: 11111. Leroy Montgomery. chair-
tuan; Mrs. is. C. Brown. Belle Le-
land. Miss Clara Msples. Miss A.
lrenc Hoyt. Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee
and Mrs. T. Li. Wioitwire.
The regular October meeting will
be on Thursday. October 21. The
third Thursday is late this month;
members will kindly take notice.
The speaker of the day will prob-
ably be Miss Ciemmie Henry of
Maryville college, Maryvllle, Tenn.
She will speak on her work among
lhe people of the mountainous sec-
tion or that state. The hostesses for
that day will be: Mrs. Lillian 8. Ab-
butt. Mrs B. M. Andrews, Mrs. E. G.
Browne. Mrs. David A. Bites and
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn.
The following dates are on the
program of the local D. A. R.
uct. cl—lteminiscences of Twen-
ty-tlve Years in D. A. R. Servict
Mrs. John Laidlnw Buell. Hon. Stats
Regent. Hostesses, Mrs. Lillian 8.
Abbott. Mrs. B. M. Andrews. Mrs.
(Continued On Page Two.)
Opportunity Circle
Mrs. Herbert Brown. North aven-
ue. entertained the members of the
Opportunity Circle of the King‘s
Daughters. yesterday afternoon. at
her home.
Mrs. James Welsh. president of
the circle. will be the delegate to
the state convention to be held in
New Haven, the first week of Nov-
amber.
The next meeting of the circle. to
be held November 10, will be at the
home of Mrs. 11. Murray. Cather-
ine street.
Choral Art -
'The rehearsal of the Choral
society was held last night at
Norwalk Library.
Art
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Lydia E. Pinkluim and
Het yGreat Granddaughter
F Lydia E. Pinkham were alith today she would be 107 years
old. Her memory is reverEd by. lier dcs'tendants who continue
to manufacture and market her famous Vegetable Compound
From Lydia E. Pinkham to her great granddaughter, four.
generations have relied upon this dependable medicine. The
apy school girl of toda
l ’s, knows that Lydia
helps to restore
it
and preserve her health.
. ‘ "l, w ‘ ”,1,
Y cars
to her fi teen
daughter marri
it gave me strength to
'L"
about it.
like the demure maiden of the
Pinkham’ s chctablc Compound
0, a mother gave this me'dfcl'o!
car old d
and became
seven childrc'n. Slie writes, “I alwa
it before my babies were born and
work. Iamnow taking the Vegefiblecom-
poundgamsudlamgmoglttnmyoldut
daughter}? ‘ "“ 9:" ‘
.Becausc: this ' dable ire
proved its worth' in own i . she. will
answer letters from‘ other” wcmm 'asking
Mss.L.E.R1lttnau..
3806:3181 O‘Connelie. Wash.
on The
motherot
took
know.
keepv up 'add so my
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Norwalk Chronicler