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Metropolitan O
.3 .l > Auspices 0 Women's
: Hos ital; Last Half o
to
The announcement that Mario
. Chaise. Metropolitan opera sinin'r.
2 u coming to Norwaik again. has
'eai circles here. Those who were?
3 Munate enough to hear Mr. Chaln- ‘
I” in 1936 are looking forward to:
'"I till great treat in store for them.
i“ , M present. the artist is on a con-
” eert tour which embraces seven of
"I. largest cities in the country and
which terminates on November H.
In Philadelphia. He has iigrn-t-il to:
' have his tour estelldui by one rule,
cert, which will tukn place ill No.- i
. walk. Wednesday. Nuveiubi r 17, all
i‘ the Regent theatre. under the nus-l
3" piees of the Women's Board of the
» servant Hospital.
This will be his regular program.
all lost half of which uill be done!
in costume. in the setting of Hit" Stq
lulplse scene from Manon. i
2 Miss Ruth Miller, Mrs. Mario
" Chlmlce ill private life. will sing
”a the roll Opposite Mr. (.‘halulcc.
0n the hill there will he sc\‘i~l‘.il|
other well known artists who will be,
.’ lnnnunced later. i
1. Edward M. Welles is chairman of
i the ticket committee, while ildimmu '
Bretso is chairman of tile cntcrinla-'
-.. mont committee.
Everyone who attended the hone-
‘ (it for the Salvation Army given in
v“ M“. with these two chairmen in
charge. may wail anticipate the
same kind of a gala performance as
given that night.
Entertains
. Mrs. \Villllm Skidd; 2:! Flex ilill
ad. entertained at. cards inst evcn-
V: in honor of Miss Katherine Gil-
ore. whose marriage to Paul Mc-
Mth will take place Monday morn.
- trig at St. Joseph's church. There
were sixteen friends of the bride-to-
' be present. Prizes at bridge were
warded to Miss Mary; Skldd and
/ rs. William Edmunds. The guest
' a. handsome set of linens was
pnsented to Miss Gilmbre. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
evening.
Broad River Club
Plans for the winter meetings of
. the Broad River chapel will be com-
. leted at n. spcciai session to be held
" day afternoon at the cilipcl, at
.‘o'cloflt. It is thought that the
‘7" stings will he resumed after the
in of next month. Arrangements
h be made for special spcukcrs
« ch 0! the meetings.
BORROW:
MONEY I
For Coal, Clothes, Iliiis at i
Legal Interest l
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Public Loan‘ Corp.
'80 Wall St.
Over Tristram 8; Hyatt’s
FARM TRACTOR
'will be handy around the farm all
‘ AUTUMN AND “'INTER
' A McCormick-Deming ’
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We also carry a full line of
WAGONS and Other l'scfni
FARM MACHINERY
. CLAPHOARD HILL
ENTERPRIZES
I518 Main St.. Norwaik, Phone. 112:4 l
It! Greenwich Ave.. Greenwich.
; Phone 1938 ‘
' » 112 Main 8t.. New Canaan,
_. Phone 70
snail- a car or
amuse craves woes.
‘ w: nave may
enamel. Dasioss
To oaoosn mom.
Frank Lender’s
96 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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E§ ,,
ario Chamlee to Give Concert
0 Done ,In Costume.
,Wtsd a deal of pleasure in musi- ,
chapter.
tumcd members were.
served.
or
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, November 17
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ra Singer to Come Here Under
Board of the Norwalk
I Mr. Chamlee’s Program
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1 Nurse
s29 - Haw.” i.;.' E.ii.ut.glan.
Miss dual-Julian" “mutant.”
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
Fitzgerald, 0 France sin-ct, who on-
tercil the Nor-walk hospital his fall
as a student nursc.‘ q
Guess Who!
A jolly Hnlluth't‘il party was en-
joycd by the lucmlu-rs or lierkcley
0. 1‘), 3. last night after
the regular meeting of the chapter.
at the chapel. Berkeley street.
’l‘wcnty members come to the
party maskcd and costumed. Each
one not ilt a. table while those un-
masked tried to guess who the cos-
Mrs. Alice
l‘latt won the prize for guessing the
greatest number.
The grand march was a feature
of the evening. There was also a
ptnllut hunt which called forth
much fun and mnuscmcnt.
Real Halloween refreshments were
consisting of doughnuts.
sandwiches. pickles and coffee.
Novelllllcr :i is tiln date for tile
\‘t'xlIlilt‘t‘lllig of the chapter,
St. Ann’s
St. Ann’s Sm~ir~iy of St. Lndislaus'
Masquerade
church will hold a llaiiowcvn Mas-
querade (lance ill lx'isli Hull. Friday
evening. Ut‘tobl'r 29. There will be
pmns for tllo'licst dressed and fun-
niest (lauccrs.
-_ ' IWomen’s
.Allure
no longer imperiled under
hygienic handicaps—new
way oii'en true protection;
discards like tissue
RESH, charming. immaculate
under ALL conditions. Sheer
. gowns worn without a second's tear,
any time, any day!
If you 5ch this added charm, stop
employing old-time "sanitary pads,"
insecure, uncertain.
Eight in 10 better-class women
now employ “KOTEX” . . . a new
way. 5 times as absorbent u ordi-
nary cotton pads.
Absorb: and deodorizes at the
me time. thus ending ALL danger
o offending.
You discerds‘luem‘lyuepm
of firm. No laundry. No noo
barmumf.
You ask for it without hesitancy.
at any drug or do artment store.
simply by saying “K TEX."
In .fsimess to arself, try this
amazing way. ta 'only a few
cents. Comes twolve in a package.
KOTSX
No laundry—discard like tiss-
' were served
Women's Relief Cor s
Attends Inspect on
, Day In New Canaan
"ocean of the disagreeable
weather. only a alusii delegation of
members from the IIuokiliglianl
Women‘s lteliof corps attended the
meeting of the itamurl r. li‘erris
corps. No. I'i. in New Canaan. yea-
terday.
it was inspection day for that
corps. and the women from Not-walk
who attended thimuotiug. report a
splendid session. An excellent din-
ner was served for the visitors at
12:30 o'clock.
Those from the liuckliighiiiu corps
who made the trip to New Canaan
were: Mrs. Fred Ferris. Mrs. John
Pinch, Mrs. Sarah itogers. Mrs. E.-
thcr Finch. Mrs. (interbanlts, xiii-l
Cannckl and Mrs. John Mills.
The local corps will hold inspec-
tion day. Novelllber t. The meni-
bers have invited the New Canaan
corps to be present at this meeting.
Everybod En'oyed
Chic en attics
At Ophir Supper
Chicken pattics.and all the good
things that go with such a supper
by tho mcmllcra of
Ophir chapter. 0. E. 5.. last night.
at the Masonic temple. Washin‘m
street. The supper started at 6:80.
and there was a large crowd from
the first to the last table.
The complete menu consisted of
chicken patties, mashed potatoes.
green peas, relish. pin a la mode and
coffee. Mrs. C. liauscilildt was the
chairman of the committee in
charge of the suppcr. Among those
who assisted hcr wcrc: Mrs. Lulu
Burr. Mrs. Oscar Schultze. Mrs.
Annie Osborne and Mrs. Charles
l‘fahl.
The next regular meeting of the
ghnptcr will be held October 27, at
which time further plans for the
winter work will be taken up.
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Halloween Dance
A large attendance is expected at
the annual Halloween dance given
by the Young People's Musical and
Dramatic guild of Trinity church in
the parish hall. Wednesday evening,
October 27. The hall will be deco-
rated appropriately tor the occasion.
Prizes will be awarded for the preto
iiest and the funniest costumes.
llatcs' Twin City orchestra‘will fur-
nish music for dancing.
Rebekah Lodge—
A Halloween party will follow the
next meeting of Our Sister's lie-
bekah Lodge November 8. it was vo.
led at a meeting of the lodge last
evening. On November 10. a card
party will be held in thc lodgcrooms.
The lodge voted to acccpt the ln-
vitntion of Eureka Rebekah Lodge
to attend a reception to the Assem-
bly officers in the South Norwalk
lodge, November 19.
Postponed
The Endeavor circle of the King's
Daughters of the South Norwaik
Cdngregationai church postponed its
meeting which was to ave been
held yesterday afternoon, with Mrs.
Percy Barrett of Brookside, until
next Wednesday. If the weather is
clear. the meeting will he held with
Mrs Barrett. If stormy. the circle
will meet with Mrs. Conrad Frey,
Besview avenue.
Auxiliary A. O. H.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. A. 0. H
announces tllpt there will lm no in-
stallation of officers at. Greenwich.
October 81. It was found nccessary
to postpone this and the date and
time will be announced later.
Decision was made at the regular
blislnins meeting of the auxiliary
held it the Catholic clubhouse last
night. ‘
ETHEL
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A LITTLE LAT
It is interesting to observe that Sir Charles Iligham of
London believes that “in twenty are women will dominate
all branches of the business world if men do not pull themselves
together." .
He further adds: “In my own business, I am placing “'Ollit‘il
in positions forme‘y occupied by men. Eighty per cent of my
employees are women........ The managing director employs
women seerdtaries because he is anxious to be relieved. Tllt‘y
realise his res onshilitics and help him. They work for him
alone. Map 0 ton swank outside the office and to show ilu-ir
importance mention facts they should not. Women never do."
Well, well, a new discovery is made every day, is it not!
The big men in the world are just finding out.that women are
of real importance toIthem in their businesses. Instcad of mill:-
lilg tip) prophecy that ill 20 years women will rule the business
world, the men had rather better stop for a minute and COHHltll‘r
ii! women have not been running their businesses for the but
20 years!
It is very often the case that the private sccrcthy in a big
corporation knows more about the business its-ell than does the
owner. She it is who keeps tabs on every little thing that happens,
rcmembers all the past facts leading up to a present situation,
what so and so said, and what such and such a firm dill. in
faith it is usually she who has the whole situation in hand, with
llll the important facts in the case at. her fingers end.
What happens to the employer when l‘lti sccrctary is away
on her annual vacation? 'l‘liat‘s evidence enough.
Miss Toriorclla Given Shower In .
Honor of Approaching Marriagcl
n-
A surprise miscellaneous shower Elsie Sautort-llu. Miss Anna Santer-
was given ill honor of Miss Minnie till]. '
. . . ., , Miss Anna Masai. Miss Yioso Mas-l
’lortortllu. at her hum”: 0“ him“! at. Miss Antoinette Masai, Miss Mary
street, Wednesday evening. 'l‘ln- oc-
Miiilzzo. Miss Stu-lla Linda, Miss .it‘ll-
casion was in honor of the up. nio liar-bare. Miss Leila i'heacl-tia.
preaching marriage of Miss Tortorcb Miss Minnie l‘iszicreta.
Is to Anthony Mclillo. of Stamford. Miss (‘iiroillla l‘isacri-ta, Miss Eliz-
whli‘h will take. place, at 3t. Jos- nlu-lll Vt-llii, Mills Fannie \‘i-no. Miss
eph's church. Thursday October 2 . l‘llllflll‘ill llarilos. Miss ltoso liog.
The home Wu Draitily dvcorated daily. Miss ll‘ranccs Christopher, Miss
for the occasion and the brain-tome Elizabeth Giordano. Miss Carolina
received beautiful gifts. litllCloul
Giordano. Miss lit-ion (i‘hinlcllto.,
refreshments were servmi. ’l'hosc Miss Elizabeth Chlmcnto, Miss An-
present were: Miss Mildred ’i'ortor- gclinn Chinlento.
oils. Miss Mary Lotierzo. Mm. Kath-
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Miss Jennie
Miss Mary Scccio.
crine Lotiorso. Miss Mary Yovlno.
Miss Ratio Yovlno. Miss Lotta. ’l‘or-
torclla.
Secclo. Miss Margaret Virago. Miss
Elizabeth lienziiciia. Miss Mary Mei-
lilo, Misti Mary Marker. Miss Min»
Miss Mary Vatcll. Miss Marie Mon-
iicil. Miss Mildred Availonc, Miss
Julia Tcsta. Miss ltosc 'l't-stu. Miss
Elsie Venn. Miss Rose Vina. Miss
Me 'l‘ortorcllu.
Mrs. Mary Bcnrpcilo. Mrs. lion-
drlnos. Mrs. E. Juleson. Mrs. Mas-
low‘ki and Mrs. Lena Siaiins.
Court Laurel Members Enjoy Show
”Honeymoon Lane" At Knickerbocker
"Honeymoon Lane" with lidil)’
Dowlillg at the Knickerboriu r limi-
tre ill New York. was the lllL)“ wit-
Mrs. Nail Reynolds. Mrs. lluililn's.
Mrs. 0 Connor, Mrs. Annie Room-y.
Ivirs. Millioney. Mrs. Lalu‘. Mrs.
Eunice (ieurinr Mrs. lidila Sutton.
"mm by '1 party °t "”11"”! f Mrs. Margaret ltooney, Mrs. Mary
Court Laurel and their fl'icllis. isst Burns. Miss Gcrtrudc 1'tlinington.,
night. Miss Marjorie Pennington. Allssi
One of the New England sltht- Canovnri, Miss Anna Gaspcr-l
seeing basses had been Charlt‘l‘i'll for mo, Mrs. May Duffy,
the trip and it was a .10":t "”in Miss Kate Smith. Miss Kathryn
thatiozt the Hotel Mshachcmonurlut Leonard. Mrs. Sandy, Mrs. Ryan,
6 o‘clock. After the show. the puiy
wont to Greenwich Village, \vhlr» a
delicious meal was enjoyed. ~. Loretta Krarlls. Miss Stella Konrus.
Tho” who made the trip u‘cr-‘U lilies llcicn Duffy. Miss l-Iilitll
Mrs. Elizabeth Haggerty. Who \vnsJ‘unm. Miss Elizabcth Powers. Miss
chairman of arrangements for thcf Madeleine Lynch. Miss brunet-r.
theatre party. Mrs. Jennie Mac-'Splan. Miss Evelyn Cl‘Oll'l‘ilt‘rv, .‘llssl
Miss Loretta O'Connor. Miss Grace
O'Brien. Miss Elizabeth Akos, Miss
lili'
J-G Cha ter of
Gir 8’ Club Plans
Halloween ’zlrty
stills Ruth Utzinger, llcwly clcctmi
Pl‘t'hltlt‘lll of tho J-fl l-llllptcr of the
(iiris‘ and \Vomen'u tlllll, lisristl-«l
by Miss llcnrlr-tta \l'elluricll, sr-c-
rctnry of the chapter, will be ill
rhnrgo of tho llallowl till pally that
the club is planning to hold Kinem-
bar 3.
.A jolly time is brim: [illilllll‘ll by
illosc1n Cilul'lfl'. A Nillllli'l‘ “iii lm
svi'l‘l-d at ti o‘clock and all mulling;
of glimcs and a social tilnv all] (01.,
low.
A delightful hour of lmwlilu: was
tipt‘lit by tho mcililu-ls of ill“ chap-
ti-r in” night. at ill" Nul-llaik Al-
loys. Miss Lola \lllllil‘l‘ll)’ \\liH up.
poilliml bowling manager and will
PcrAL INTERES WH WOMEN
OF
“Spark Plug" To Appear Ali
Church
Men of the South NOI‘Vi-lllt‘l
Announce They Will
In Coming Fair, Oil
Country Store.”
prvscllt n schcduic shortly.
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Given Party !
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas .\ulillo
“‘l-l‘u izilcu a surpriSo party last \\'l'-l
him; at the home of Mr. .lutliilo‘sl
pal-rum, L'il Larsen s‘rwt. lil honor
of Hit ir llrsi month of lllurllml llic.‘
llalll-ilu: nlul grunt-:4 w l‘I' vlllnyul
Tried Local llccipe‘ ii
(”HISCU I'll} ('iil'HT
.‘lrs. Allnlo Illt'knlnll. I (‘lit'stllilt ,‘st.
llil- ilmlr.
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3 clips pastry flour.
1 (up crisr'o.
1—: l'lllt all M. iii r.
l—i? l"ii.’~']lii’:ll slit.
1 l-izapuilll \lii'l'lil‘.
t'lli tllv:
(l'l\l'i) .ilzll \in-r'ar into
.\«Zil tll-~ (will \\-lli r, i u.
lil'lv ill in! ll a: out ”1"
rust. i
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Sentinel Cook Book
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(.lll'lslmas Fair
:iindltegational Church
llavc Prominent Part;
0 of the Parts to “The
The null if the South Norwalk
('(inKl’i'1‘l'iill ll it he
lillUWH at lll" r'1;lllllr weekly ment-
illg of ill?! ircnvrnl committee of the
t‘ilristlulis l»':llr ll'll‘l list cvelling,
'iilll lll" .rullllli: i‘llr \VilH not to lie
t'llilil'lV in fact. tho
lil‘ ll ll H .‘il' ll some of tin-1r plans ivy
it"ll‘l‘ill.” u ctlmml‘Iv-c consisting of
'l'il. winn- (Dim ll,
.\l.l': 'l lI.‘
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llw ltl'li \lill‘ l.-i\u charge or .\
walla] \ltlltill iii illv- irilr and tin)
ili‘O'H i‘llillliilliV‘ uill ilill llieir par-
li"'.l.’lr booth "The Country Store."
Just niuit \‘.lll be the lino of goods
til"l""l has not )ct liven rl‘\'l'fll"’l.
lli‘u: \ti‘, t' i‘t known lllli‘. lilll Fer-
t‘i‘iil‘il II"
It l.l‘ll"“ l.lll‘.
liinlcr ('l‘iiil; uni
“(Hill
"“‘l “1'" l" in" evening "”31 ”"' l‘i-lull sumv liall‘ 1" " "' "i ”it It 'l\~l More in the
«w oils xvv‘rc rf'iidf'rt'tl. llvfrcsll- , . . .. ‘l' at :1". null litui luripi' ill 1‘:
iulinllu were scrvctl. Mike Gallm‘sl If“. it i if. : J "u" ”H" 4 (IHN t'll lllll amia, ) H
stringed orchestra lllnl‘i"‘ l” mm“ 1 W \V i :.I .‘ hurt“ in]. xiii“. "15"” ”- IH‘lnlluinl has taken
“I”. $.75 Illli u. ,l V. l. . :«llsitl. ill-Il'llilzfr‘ m‘ a plan] 311:4] firmlp “f
’l‘hMI‘ prf‘si-nt were: \lr. lill'l IiilS.I \k ll I_ . II I: 'i u I” Iw “vi.“ Ilrms ul 'i'l' I'll" llallm of "The t‘ho-
Allillnlly .‘illtlilln [lllll tunllly, All-"<1... v will I’ll. , .IIIIIIn IIIIIIIII mlu'r “I“. null ”I“, hnvi' Mm“
illltl Min. .\ll‘4¢'l0 Ml:i:u\~iii illl’l II" .I, I"‘I"I , . K ' 'I‘ .‘ "l""“‘1 i" 'll‘ WW” 1‘ \\.il‘. It is run.
faintly. Mr. and Mrs. 5““,me w' ‘1 J — "l' ""-‘ "‘ I-‘l-‘l “"1 l -"' li.lrl'l‘l about til'l‘ ill" once famous
liiaggo, Mr. and Mrs. .lascpll t‘lll-_15.I""""'I' II‘”‘”' "1“ ”'“r ”“""’" “:Jll'll-kl-rulr" la in :lllpcr‘lr for two
riitml. Mr. and His. Frank Minimum). INN,” 0' I'm”, " : ”W'Wh """’ iiil'd lliiWu‘v- --llill'« il’ Maxim: ou‘ of
Mr. and Mrs, Antonio .l. Aunillo and . _‘ "““' ill" l"- m1 and cut in ...;, ., ”m, (‘alleivu Ulltll‘r\\0()llI
_\[y_;|1;il My... x1.-|,.,;;..,I\ul,I-,OI with" i, ililll'i‘n‘h'Uliifiiiliililllti‘-1“I‘.\llvi an: ill" lol'llii'i" custodian ill-ll
____>“__’_- Ilil .1 I\\.'ll ill ll' prawn-s. Ii’ll l pm”. pm” (,f ”I15. lntvl‘csting brutal,
) :1"“! ii " 1W" '3“ 3- “l ‘5‘th “ "1" \ulll x llil look itrl'r his welfare.
IOStl)OnOd 1.iluilt iiii’l lwIll lu :‘l‘pf‘ll. t'lli liriii“ \\l?i.lv.l \\v'lill;—I popular leader at
Tllf' Mlssiollaly MI My «1 ill: lIlIIr “.IIIi' IIII 4;.1‘I-liiihuinnrliiii”Qualificirhnm hols,‘ will be the
South Noixvnlk Baptist 1!. :l.ll i:~" . .IIhI: in» ,. I , “m I, “le I”; r..y,'.md..m ill." presentation at
luwtllu: tolluy ‘.'.llll Mrs. lluiula :4: ‘ulmutii .. .i . ,WII: ll li'il a inatii K’I'III‘II‘ el'iyiliirs m i‘hn way of mm-
gIl:’llll’1I-IV- \ltl‘iill11/13:“:31'.“ri-i-isll-llilllilVI”) 1;: ‘ ill Il'Iil‘ (I! hit {I It .‘1 In! Il'iiilIII' I'l‘Iivit i'Iil: I Hi “I in] I'l'illY and ROlV'Tl Slll‘ilt‘ic
W cm.” “I” postpou-u Ulilll m 1'. Ii IlIl- '. 1",”.‘3'. .1 I.tI..l “a I .m- luarmnc the decorations ant .
.I .. .l I. ,.. in, -x «ll: l\.i-.\'.lll ll""n'll the booths for the or.-
. i ' l'lvl 3" will fnrzv-llvv‘ il‘ililill! i 1er fair. The actual construction
PhySICal culture lit limo il‘illll <l.n<'«‘ lll'lii :ii‘Jl $v‘l“.l~ mil be ur-‘l (nu-n1 for by the (‘Onl—
—- - "‘ll “HIM“ il'ul i‘!"|?il or l:i~-lllurly miitn- llii’lt‘!‘ Robert rultpr (Hashim!
The physical culture classv s at Sim . ‘- ‘i '- . by James l‘mdicn‘. and others. Elm.
Girls' and Women's civil. will in“ ‘ilb'll i'Wl‘llrl‘mcn‘s are ”both: ar-
hpM 1.“de night at y o'clock. {:l‘ HOFIillill WVOl'li l-llwwl luy ltnlph Huntington. Spat-o
the Grace Parish hull. ; “H_,_,__ It“ l'f‘illi! allottr-d and will be pro-I
i ‘Z ‘l. “i - - l
Making Good ’l‘cn i “"3" ”Y“. ("r ”i" S" 50“"l"""“ u I If.” by "HM 8pm”
Tr) ill.‘ilili gmni it‘ll ill" \K'.lf!‘¥‘ must . , .i' II“ [.5 '22:qu“Ii-iv:‘I”:H‘\i\-)I;:::Mr,‘,lji,\ Bingo Purtv
lm lltllil)’ lilillI'l. nlul tln~ rm. pot iii' . tin.» ,. I“ ~il‘ii’iuiiulillll __ “
iiHiM-.’ll:w- .h: .inl lhiih d M. iiwwi‘ (.11. \\‘i u; .r. 1.. l .v for in» x.§..| Th" 1‘1“?” ".‘mv" °f "my Jennm”
0 na rum 1 ii , III l'. limlmw ,HI’I for ”I“ Si"ic.iii;;,,lg-\:“M‘ iollowcri the regular
i.\l:::. .- lunun :li llirit‘orll. .. nlccilng of the lodge, last.
l‘lrlli‘nviwv i‘ Pull”: Si"“ilt'lll, :lv‘ljgm ”9 RM “ens hflll. “'zlshlniir-
souls and as much of the skin-lilac"
lll'i'i‘.~\l‘ll0ils us: possliliva I‘lii {zil-
gt'!‘ in paper-thin bilv‘tS all-i llll.‘
aliens in narrow strip». Cour
quince with \\'iilt‘|" and tool; liiliil
\vultr is t‘\'il[l0f‘illt'l. Avid ll-llioll.
sugar and grunt-r null cook until;
mixture is thick. l‘our into jliin
glasses and t‘u\'tl' ultll 1*.ll‘.llilllc,
\\'l’it‘ll cold.
This is it very rich Di‘ti'fi'l‘ih‘ [\(ii'v
llt’lllillly good \\illl cull intuit-u
Quince Marmalade. .‘
'i‘hrce pounds qliini'is, 1 1-2‘
pounds apples, 2 cups smut L‘Aill'.
slum r. I
in
ion Mrw-l. “as a big; success. There
Vigil 7V1!" “ . :w" " Hm hmi'ixnml :1 larcr- attcnvlnncn and every.
.' ' N m H ' ”thin'm” “'1‘" M"; (luv rrp..l'tnl a film tlllln
'Iir'iii‘i: L ”in 1M” "i 4 M” 1 Mrs. Minnie Ferris, cilialrmarl or
”IT,“ II‘ ”'11:! l"; . . lilo l“".ir‘l‘l.ilnliii‘iit committcn was in
-“"~ ‘ 1“" "1‘“"““"l"“q (“’M'lrlarize of Hill affair. Refreshments
.n \ .‘i l-~ til- Mush w -. of l'.:«- nntt . r.- mum,“ and rmiI-m “mm served.
l""-‘7‘i "" "' 1”!“ N“"""il“r 3- .‘irs. l-‘vrris is i‘lnnnlnc’ another Su-
------ rial night for NOV-'iliiwl‘. I
Kilt l-‘lollr Tult‘t‘ l At the next meeting of the lodge
Allvrw e :ii't your flour for cakes .ulllch will be Novcilllu-r ." there Will
furl- and ”it"? nl-‘zisuring. lilo initiation of members.
l'ul‘i‘, tili’il'li r :lil‘l curc pplcs anti 1
Nanmrn. grand regcnt. Mrs. Agnew i\d(‘ln|d(~ Finch. Mrs. Watcrs and. dinners. i'u‘. into a ll. ting: lilUl‘
llaugh, district deputy of the court. Mrs. Catherine Walsh. “till t‘iilvr. t‘0\Cf‘ and balm in a:
._,_ -~. slow oven until frllit is to ndcr. Alidi
. c . . water as necessary. The Clill'l' \villl,
QUInce, Tlme - Honored Favorlte, gall] thicken and be absorbed :lllil tlici
Bids For A Place on Your Shelves
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m: SISTER MARY. powder biscuits on a cold winter
Somehow quinces always seem in dill“
call up pictures of frail ladies in QM“ “0“"-
full sweeping skirts and fragiio Pure and core quinces. (ll-a‘e or
china and Godey's Lady Book. PM_Iput through the line knife of ill"
haps because this fruit requlrcsi food "home" To ”m?" ““173 0‘
long cooking. which insures its i “MM“ "mm" “dd 1 w" °' “M"
keeping Draperties. our great-granil- l and cook until ““d'r' 81°“? 5‘”
mothers used it in many "I". i in four cups of granulated sugar
Anyway quinces are usually llli‘lnnd cook 15 to 20 minutes. Your
last call for fall canning and “II I into jars and seat while hot.
an inexpensive fruit to work up.i Quince Chi!“-
for a little goes a long way. So if] Six pounds quincos. 10 cups sugar.
you find your preserve shelf a iitilc 1-3 pound crystallized ginger. it
hare, try some of the quince goodies i ir-mons.
and fill up the empty spaces. Pure and cut duinccs in very thin
Quince honey is delicious with hot l sllccs. removing core. , Wash lemons
buttered toast for tea or baking ‘ and cut in thin slices. removing
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his
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mixture must be kcpt moist (llOllRlll
to prevent burning until ll?llll(‘i‘.i
\thn tender. mcnsun: and aid 1,
cup of sugar to each cup of fruit!
(Took. stirring constantly unilii
illick and jelly-like. Pour iniol
stcrllizcd Jolly glasses and (‘ovPrI
\viih parzlmlle when cold. ' i
This nlnrlllnYuile is dclicious :llillc-lT
to nlincv‘ lncut. Add about 4 table-l
spoonfuls to a pic. i
A plain marmalade is made with-
out eidcr. Apples may or may not
be used. Three pounds of surrar to
four pounds of fruit arc the proper-
tions for this mivturc. The fruit is
cooked until louder (Hill tllcn formal
through a colander. “'r-igil. add
sugar (Hill cook lintil thick.
The puckcl'y taste of llll‘ ran"
quince is overcome by cooking. l‘iil ‘
tile preserves are not tlvlicatcly ilil-
\‘orcli like pouch or pcar.
A VANITY CASE
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'th R f d are real health foods. The thousands
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kn b that surest of all tests—experience " v—M,
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appetizing and bestof all. wholesome, nutritive ~WI row I
foods—every time. i HUMFUHU ‘
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