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Talks. ,.
”the Trinity Branch of the
a at the Summit iiouse. Dell is
.lra E. M. Knorr. li‘l'hOIo homi-
m'banquet was held. plepaled the-
w. assisted by her sister. hire.
Mlle Weed. Miss Frances Kuorr
. it Miss Dorothy Cloud. The din-
1.5 mm was prettlly decorated fol
Jule occasion in the colors of the so.
It“. rose and silver. During thi-
.I.
. music iv Mr. Chopin. at the'
"_. . . and the Messrs. Kuorr. on the
and banjo. was furnished for
6 enjoyment of the diners.
V I the excellent menu. included.
» - Fruit salad,
chicken soup.
. bluffui roast cilirkcn.
”bed pointers.
‘ Cabbage salad
Celery.
' l'l"
.
Olives.
.'l l'l ill Hi .
There new: \cry pretty favors an
hand-paiuieil place. Cliidtt norm L;.
the'tressurcr of the coolers. l1...-
‘. .nutb Homing.
:‘ -I-;.' i-
m- Mary Klrbv Jennings
. lilt'lTl-
ow words encouraging the
re. I-‘ox gave a brief tailt \rlilcl
was enjoyed very much.
Miss Ella. Liildcberx road the hill
at" of the society. telling of fllt’
Writ that. has been done ill the pets
‘ vyears.
_ The guests of the societv who
~ present last night. were Mrs.
Fox. Mrs. l'hllip bmltll. Mrs
_, pinan Lewis. Mrs. William Dib-
,, Miss Josephine Oldfield. Mrs.
. ur S'iney and Miss Harriet
’I nun.
The associates present were: Mrs.
. . Kirby Jennings.
I. May Ib’ilipe. Mrs. Edith Gar-
Bohaub.
ea.’ Mrs. Louise Hawkins.
g». Mrs. Lottie Smith. Mrs. Em-
’ BORROW
noun,
Coal. Clothes, Bills at
rs in their work. Miss Jenninir
as introduced Mra Edgar Fox. lll"i __
., president of Trinity branch l .
McPherson. president. Miss
Mrs. Parks.
.g Nils Minnie, Schaub and Miss
Mae married branch helpers were
nted by: Mrs. Christine Jet-
Mrs.
die -Weed. Mrs. Anna McGrath.
‘5 Loretta Olsen, Mrs. Elizabeth
only, Fifth Anniversary Of
. Girls' Friendly Observed
E. M. Kim: is Hostess At Elaborate Dinner
: Served in Celebration of Event; Miss Jenmngd
Mrs. 'Fox and Miss Ella Lindebarg
. . ~____
A fie twenty’fiftil anniversary of
Girls'
.Wiy aodsty was fittlnirly eels-I
M. last evening. by a dinneri
i
Crackers. I
Bt‘ll‘fll onli’inu. ‘
f‘off: e ‘
While the guests were ill it I i..l l-~ I
Give Short
In Training
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Milws'k hhxrlx‘. M n s‘..l’l“ltl nurse-l
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this It”. I
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Til-g in. all» lr‘ .- - l i "it. Muss
lullll l'.‘ 1’3.“ ., ‘1. ’ l.. \ l‘ifzzr'.
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liodliun, “.55 i. .. in. ‘ ' . ‘ In .5
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gun at" Nor-walk. Phone nu
’U.’ Greenwich Ave.. Greenwich.
Phone 1!“
ll Main St. New Canaan.
~' Phone to "
ens: s an or
y . a mm was.
ws save my
moms useless
so eaooss non. .
.llli Lender’s
Washington Street
Booth 'ltorwsiir
,i'iwe have your satisfaction
: imind at all times. Around
i ”principle of real service this
..'i-uasa~ has been built.
'V tBuono’s obliged-grams
I. . CH time you come here
. for poultry you‘ll buy
i well conditioned bird
’ _. age is not misrepre-
d. This is a shop of
1. ‘nleats and polite
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:t D U D. H U
l'orullll' - liili‘i .le.‘ l'.u.u l’.‘i‘.’<('ol'..I
Miss liarrlil lii‘llr). .‘sil. . Lucy Bull-l
delcy. er'll liorbtlly‘llowoll, Miss
Agnes llolt. Miss Ellen ltedllng.
Miss Allco Caldut'll. Miss Mubel|
Janos. Miss Ruth Crofui. and Misa‘
l’hocbo Yolk. i
After the dinner. dancing wnsI
enjoyed and a general social ttmeI
was passed. l
The flowers that had been used!
in the decorating of the. tables were
sent by Rev. Chapman Lewis, Mrs.
Leslie Smith and Mrs. Amanda Cal-
lahan who Were unable to be pro .
i
sent because of illness. I
Kronholtz—Wofsey
Miss Lena Deane Wolsey. daugh-i‘
ten of Mrs. R. Martha Wolsey. of
Shippan Point. Stamford, and Louis
A. Kronholtz.’ son of Sigismund A.
Kronholtz. 68 Forest street. well-
known jeweler of Stamford. were
united in marriage last evening at
8 o'cloek. at the home of Abrnl m
Wolsey. Shippan Point.
The home was pretiily decorate!
for the occasion in autumn foliage.
Rabbi Leon J. Liebraich married
the couple. The single ring cere-
mony was used.
The bride. charming in n wed—
ding dress of cream-white duehcss
satin. trimmed with a quaint cor-l
sage of orange blossoms. Was givenv
away by her brother. Abraham Wot-
sey. She carried a shower bouquet
of white roses with lilies of the val-
lcy.
Miss Goldie EL Wofsey. sister of
the bride. was the maid of honor.
She wore a French blue gown and
carried pink tea roses.
The best man was Dr. Jerome F.
Martin. Michfll Wofsey and Ralph
Moltasch were the ushers.
The groom'- gif‘. to the bride was
a diamond studded wrist watch. set
with diamonds and emeralds. The
(room's {other presented the bride
with a circlet brooch t' diamonds.
Beforo the ceremony. Mrs. Charles
H. Shapiro song “0 Promise Me"
and after the vows. she sang “I
Love You Truly."
Mr. and Mrs. Kronholtz are now
on a motor trlpilto Canada. They
will reside in ihe’home of the groom
after November 1.
ETHEL
i
.curry ou the work started by her
ltllBClthlOll oi her Work among the
.Iitttlll V. t'l‘
‘c'ls‘t'tu's of her country. Due to ill.
’ihr Nash Bridge club. last evening.
D. A. Members Hear
In resting Talk
On Maryville College
Mrs. George Barnum. repent.
opened the meetin; of the Rental!
chapter of the l). A. it. hold at the
Town liouse. on aim liill, yesterday
alteration.
Reports were read by In. Wil-
liam Mathews. secretary. and Il-
Ciora Maples. treasurer.
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton gave a
report of the recent D. A. R. meet-
ing which wq held in Hartford.
hire. Lillian Abbott supplemented
her taiit.
The speaker of the afternoon was
Miss Cleuliule Henry of Maryville
culll‘liv. Millyvllle. 'i'enn. Miss Mar-
garet Henry. who originally started
the $wurlt which the Msryville col-
logo fusion. has passed away. so
Mina ('lviiilliie. who is 'attemptirl' to
‘ilfllt‘r. M‘ttlic yesterday.
She confined htr utilt mostly to 1
people of the mountainous section
A Tennessee. '
l“(7llu\\lllK the meeting, tea was
surved. 'lbn hostesses ol the after-
liils. Lillian merry Ab-
;l. .\i‘:' ii. iii. Andrews. Mrs. i‘.
‘.lr.-. liavsl lilies and Mrs.
." liiili itlllllf‘l’l.
Talk On Bouillania
lid l' \i‘. t". A. in Bridgeport is to
'.~'.: .l ;- liln‘Ir on llouliillnin \lun-
u :v if .l .\ llirr s'pper will he
~til lvl' mum to the talk. at 0.1.}
.1.» ~‘lu .rllm- (:‘illidl (a liouman.
l‘»l.l uho hurl lweu the general sec-
imry or the \‘. w. c. A. there for
the part two years and one of the
commuter to meet Queen Marlo on
her arrival in New York in the
speaker of the evening. Miss Oalitsl
will ha drrssod in national costume
and will speak on the social life and
intlrest in Ilouinilnin which is
f‘ll‘Oll‘lL'd by the visit of the Queen.
the Bridgeport Y. W. C. A.. is es-
pecially glad to announce the com.
mg of Miss Gnlitsi.
During the coming year. local as-
«ocluilona in the Drum States tt‘lll
tlllltltll-h lliitz'nniionlil affairs Miss
(‘vlll"'l ls among the oldest of ”i3
speakers who will give to the mem-
btrfhlp a sense of world citizenship.
Nbsh Bridge Club
Mrs. Philip Pslght. 12 Camp
street. entertained the members of
:it her home. The hostess served
delicious refreshments to her guests
Miss Din-othy Frey won the first
prize of the evoninn. The consola-
tion prize went to Miss Jean Luck-
ett.
Those present were: Miss Mildred
Wells. Miss Grace \‘allcant. Miss
Geraldine Delaney, Miss Adele Van
Scoy. Miss Marion Russell. Mrs.
Philip Palght. Miss Dorothy Frey
and Miss Jenn Luckett.
Plans have not been made as yet
for the nex‘ meeting of the bridge
eluh.
Miss Stone Present l
Miss Clara Stone of this city was
present at the informal reception
given by the Ladies' Aid society of
the Methodist l-Iplscopal church. in
Danhury. Wednesday. The affair
was vcn for Mrs. Angeline Bell
Schqonmaker. a recent bride and
took the form of ll kitchen shower.
A delightful lunch. at which 26 _
members of the society and relatives
of Mrs. Schoonmakor were present.
was served at noon. The shower
took place in the afternoon. Mrs.
Schoonmaker receiving a. large as-
sortment of gifts.
Change Name
"Our Gang Solving club" is the
new name adopted by the members
of the "Charleston Silehers‘ club."
It was decided to change the name
of the societv at the last meeting
held at the home of Miss Mary Val-
mam-t-fl'ellwnilatimnfiu " .. . l '
HAS A (:liOD CHANCE
All sorts of honors t‘tllllt' in Norwalk.
Not the least of illt'htl llilli been llud lit the feet of the oily
by Miss llclen Keith M, lluyviow lll't‘llilli voeliiillt, who quito
“H thi- finest soprano in tho litiito (in a
certain age class), at u conb i held at Stamford under the Illn-
pices of the State lt‘edoriiliuu of Mum. l-llibs.
Although the class was lulllloil to artists between tho ages
of 16 and 23. the honor is iii-vertllnleun distinct and exceptional.
Saturday, Miss Kt‘ldlllfll‘l‘ pm to New ”luv" to compete with
soprano voice winners of ttilll‘l‘ Nillii'tl in New England.
We have heard Miss lit‘i/lilut‘l' silly, when she has been clmm
It hand, Illd Wht‘n Nllt‘ hm l't‘t'll far away broadcasting liver the
with it smoothness and trimmed
that is not always found in huh a young woman.
llarll, long hours of billiii‘, "nod training, a pleasing person-
ality and it naturally ill-luuii'ui mum should combine to give Mitt-i
Ketzingor a real t‘llillll't' llt Hill New l'iiiuluilil prize.
recently was sell-etc
radio. Her voice is iihl‘l‘llt‘lli
she gets it.
"The American
.......————-~ —— ._.
Much llltrrrst ill lit‘ill" ft‘l man
the autumn tum-ling of l‘ .
Horticu' l~'-i..'l.l. .. \'.
clubs, ll. _ nth“; .. |
at the i"l'.illl .1 till
tioual. i.i I.2..l.il.i lul ).
lllt‘l'li g flare is by iiiill..1.l . ....
Milfolil chapter 0i the iii-l..l. .. .,
ciety. it is expected irm iii-l .v
it‘cdoration club nitmln-la
present.
Members of the l‘ il~..u
till sections (if the slut. i ill . .1
this meeting which is lint fun.
kind OVt‘l‘ to tuki [till' i: lil‘l-. 'i
will be two sessions. iii.-
meeting starting at lulu n:;.1
ins until ”'20, and lb.- lit:-
session will begin at two 0’. lm
end at three-thirty. Mrs. l.
Stoddard of "The Gulf." pn «9 3.1
the Milford I’lelpblan SJL‘lt-il
charge of the lllliClli'Ul'i ”‘5' l 'i in:
Luncheon \\‘lll lit‘ born-«i iv} l‘..
dies of "H' church at on.» n - :l. ,
the gymnasium.
Reports of the liltlli'.l.il ...- u
Dr.
'fl
lt'
”Al '1»:
.lul.
. II fl
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children was the subject lli.‘~ .‘xm.
by Dr. William J. Tracey nl ll.~ will.
fall meeting of the Norwnlk l‘..z.:.. ll
of catholic Women held in [in
night.
in: was held. No special it m.
were made.
Mrs. Michael J. Howard Fl“ ._. n 1
M '. the-re have bet-n
few words concerning the “ill"
the sewing circle of tlic t‘;i..-.
l
l
Women.
Mrs. William O'Reilly nlndc
liouncemcnts concerning a. vii;
card party which is to be given
der the auspices of the New... 2:
avenue.
it is not known as yet. jufi will u
the Calvert club. the literary (‘l-lill-
ter of the Catholic council.
nam.
the fact that during the first few
years of a child's life. the mother ls . milliliter! given were: "Mavourecu"
the sole teacher and upon her rests } llvw‘; "Bowl of Roses."
the responsibility of what the child
learns during that early stage.
iesnt. London street.
During the first part of the eve-
nlnc‘. the members sewed. Litter.
dancing was enjoyed. The. hoetcsn
served delicious refreshments. These
present were: Miss Mildred Murphy.
Miss Mary Mclnnes. Miss Gertrude
Muterson. Miss Linda Mclnncs.
Miss Helen Rose. Miss Edna Mas-I
terson. Miss Margaret began and
Miss Mary Valleant.
On Busmess Trip
Miss Margaret Brendilnger. lllll-
side school principal. is spending a
few days in Philadelphia. on bus-
iness.
’It fill. Jr'iel.-‘
TWIT‘ES OF SPECIAL ‘INTEREST FR
llulllc'miu Be- Sulliecl
0i Talk ill l“l:ile‘iilil;)ll Clul) Meet
.1) lion til the
. Iv.» m 9.. mm held at Atlantic (filly
-l .\ l-lllili rl of tutorvstiug addresses
».1 \‘illl iw ,m u by well known sp-‘ak-
\\ ii. .
'.l illi...i:.:i*: the Rev. A. G. \t’nl-
l""‘- .ihu v H lake for ills subject.
lll' All 2.. Ill Home." its voil-
ll.|t'l.‘.. pi .‘i l’.1ill0ll and botti-luient.
’ Lila. it)... nor t'blik Blagle of New
link oily will speak on "(ltf‘iip:1.
llulml Tilt-law." the work of the
1 mi | “ill lead it discussion on "lllllt‘rllcy
'n. filly ii;
i
l
i
Tracey Speaks on Duties
Of Parents at Catholic Meet.
The duties of parents to l!;v-lr. He. pointed out that tho vocation-
.). are ill age.
clal moms of st. Mary‘s Clilll't l; li‘.l i
:tlliit much of the child's future dc-
Ml‘l- .108ch A- MCEII‘O)’ WW"? 4- l ponds on the care exercised by tho
Precedin‘ the talk a nilelness low 1- fi lilil’f‘llil! over their children during
. the adolescent years was also
ibroughl out by the speaker.
Dr. Tracey said that the reason
.i" . llli- pant iii because there was no we-
M‘v illlfll young boys and girls just walk-
i
thllllil.
Catholic women Tueaddy niit‘rntiil'.i
at the Catholic clubhouse on “W.“ I(-[.Hrr-|y different.
“'11! liwn however. they need the gold-
commence its fall and winter pro~‘
Dr. Tracey in his talk brought out i 1......
l
l
l “i’ Jt.
We hope
nt'l'l-‘Nll Federation of
..l 5.
mil lx'r [lit "‘llit"l .iu v-ll us
it ill l-ii. lIlil,‘...l.ii
licilll‘ii‘u Illinl! ishlil'. t'illl-
-. .u ilaiilpeiiiro the curly
, ll ll li.l-\ lllOiiil’l.
tullll‘l
II l
. a
l .l. l ”12'.
new department. Mills Mary F. f'ot-
tl-r, chairman of Amerlrallizatlonl
Aiiilouliu uncut tum iilmlo yi-nler~
.‘lw, Sliidd'lrd Illlli any lo-
cal, [ii‘ilfllt‘ int. “Find ill the l'edl-ln-I
tlor. who (it are to attend the melt-
ing will hi- “elcmne. but must "Hikt'
r .‘it‘i‘l‘rill' "a if they wish to attend
the l‘lllt'llt'ltll.
i
l
1
ul Kliltlflilt‘t} should commence when
”)0 children are about 13 or it
it ill at that time. be
said. that the boys and girls really
n(‘l‘(l illt'll‘ purl-ills attention.
That is u very "tlckllsh" time'and
so many misfits in
Clilloml training. with the result
ed into the first positions offered
‘iht‘lll or took the training nearest at
Today. however, the situation is
Practically every
31.11" of business and all professions
illt' opt-n to the. young boy and girl
0: today. in the choice and selec-
n- , .- ol‘ the parents. he maintained.
After the talk, Mrs. Edward Quin-
snnir. Mrs. Harry Hoffersn ac-
imizipunled her tn the piano. The
l'urlller plans for the full
u mler will be announced later,
and
Marriage Revealed
Announcement is made today that
lmrlen‘s town clerk's records reveal
wit Miss Lee Adeline Burger. as-
alumni. town clerk of Manchester,
t"li1fl.. and William Gilbert Lyman,E
n banker of Wethcrsfield were
married hero on October 16 by the
lit-v. George A. Tuttle. pastor of the
l‘riugrcgnttonnl church. Lyman gov.
hiq [life as twenty-one and addrers
to Hodge road and the bride said
she was twenty-five and lived inI
South Windsor. ' |
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LlQ‘TEH— IT'G‘
with A mauTe- -'
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THE MEN
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"'t .-
Man Plans Made '
yAt Semi Annual Bimqllt't l0 ()[li
G. W. Club Meeting
Greet enthusiasm was shown by
all members of tho tilill' and “um
Iti's club, at its st-iill-uunuiil bu-i I-
m-———~ .. .
nosll lili‘i'ml‘. htld lust lilKiii at ”H I Cllil lil'ilirrlllll; Sliti'll
uiuii roams. Main slrm'l. l‘i\llyi Unique (‘lilll‘t'h St‘)‘
ineliibi r is earnestly Working for tho . , ,
“trod of tho club and tho \‘iill'llle . _.-..(_i1‘i..l 350'
reports of llist rilxiit lllUWt‘ll thoI ~ ' ‘ .-._._. " ”""' "“"i
liplttidlil progress of the tluh.
Mrs. Jillir Mi'rrirnlin pl'vildmi at
last evtiiiliu's meeting. Mann “'1"(‘
discussed for the cake llilt’ tliilt till-l
film will liOld tomorrow at [he l'lpb:
iffy-Wiggly store. Miiin strut, I
[Tried l... -..l lit-ripe
l.l).\.’i HAYS Iliil'l‘llltil' t‘\lll,
Mrs. Ailllile liltiliuuil, i ('ilfiilllli ‘n
l 2 pound iril'l'l‘.
The meirlii rs of the club lilt‘ nliu ,, I “I I
_, l :’- . .I'. .
planning to hold a card purlx. xii ' “ .
. ' a mi l lib» )olkr :llwl ..i.;- 'l l
lumber lit, l‘hih affair is ill Lump“ ,., VI. I,I
with the plan of the club to bid: 'i‘ .i I i J
i .1 ll.IN[‘:t»U.'l null
bust ('llt‘ sol-iii] event every lli"l-Yl- .I til I t .
I l‘ i. ‘». l .
Then in no dullbt but ill i.- .'i l“ I 2 l i.” It: XIy LU”
i -r.. ., .‘.‘ i l"
llrll l‘ll‘lilrllii'lt' “ill lw limm‘vfiwl In 1 _I‘ i ii“. I 1 "
.iirilnip- for the dance it 4 iii. i... ii.» l :I"' m “"I
fl‘ I'll l.
h- rs art: lzoilzit to hotri ll. 1... id. l l t l 'I 'H' ,yIi
.w i. I l i. i'
After the transit lieu of twin-s t'r“ ‘ It. \IMI I
.i . - ic . . ~ -
hint night. mu numb,“ Iljuyi-d lm in vu r l l i, r t
it
. with”, Add liq; 3.0 . s ;:.l
loclnl lmur together. ‘l .“II all the filler-I llukllw lv .1 I
ii/M r.
f” “" “""' I will an". niftwd this 'hl: .i H 14
grlUlllill‘ Iladisssall :.<l.il vhullli. infill, :ldil t!.i u! .4
liUldS [first 138“ I‘ ll.t- lull». Hui.” in .l inf l'.
I . Ill. ml .1 u ill l'H‘ url- limit:
TVIQCE 0f 59330“! 'l’hi'l'li ll ruliu- in ii}. Mi‘».l)‘ ' .'
II . I iiu-i-p on hind m!- H'i‘l‘l-ll “uranium...
lhe first fnl moi-lint: of the .‘wr- ”.1 “g 5-0“ Wm, M. ”I“, in ROI ..
ilol‘t Junior llnduwzili bus himmmhl llullmtern "PIP“
‘ii'l-dllrrdlly evening, in tho formir} ___~____ -__ 4
l’. M. ii. A. buildup. iloiih Milli w ‘ r. 'i .
bllt‘t‘i. lulu to tho hitil‘llly “Iliillt‘r t KOSl'lOl hltty l{0lly
tlzcre was but a at lull lilll udunce of
the nlilllllt'rs. lileiiunu «if this fact,
illiportuiit l-usiiirra nuil'i-l‘s til i' i ll
Plans for lbtl ll mirg
. {ill illi'l'.
"ixi Alli r it‘lly Kl ill.‘
.\lll' ll nil] in '
‘.l I._ . ..‘ r . . .
lit'l n izlnuuul for this moonlit: \‘u H 'l 'I ‘1‘ ' ”H I’ll' Mum” ‘lm
pootpoii-l until ”it; iii-xi litfifdt'ri of . MAI. (”I Him?” N“ i \‘ "M v"
r I' .‘l. ..' l '.l.' ‘ '
ll... lindussull. 'i i ll. tillH a (f “\I n J AM rulumi'
‘ . ' ' ll .- .' . . -. . . . .
‘iho- lilillllfl..rlh “ill mr-vt. In . i .b i . I U) i. rim I“!
. u ml nu\il .ll".. h» ..i \lw‘rilii :‘li -.\‘ w.
luuilt‘i or :-o, ill the u~ w l m H A. .l.. i. , - '~
li‘lllll‘l‘ ' \‘.'< i.‘\t’ntli‘ \tll l‘l l‘l " H 'H H” “i 1.”. hum" oi "I". Lil
. 3 ilk. h .1 . . .. I - \-' kill“. Lmvoiu :lu-iuc,
ll.'lt t r \\.l\ ll, no“. lvirllllgll the (Ullli' -\‘ o' 311.! ‘l' l
Al’lfiur 'l'trrls. there ulll in“ rl rpm .i
I .
hor‘valk Repllbllcall l'il lll.’"lllr" fur ill" ihl‘..lr~l., ‘ylllr:
l I ling :ii‘twruuuu. lit l M in. A \. r)
\~ 0mtll Attend a.:.'..lll admission will 11': charm l.
b’oflll’lfortl Blt‘t‘l .\’ this afternoon l“ r.-)rl...~.;l< :. the
._.._..F__ tllillll‘l u of the County llollur ‘.\lll iv
A llllllllltr of .\l r".'i1li “om ~ll. m" "'-"“i-‘ 0! ”it it'll“ “Ml “ll-Wild"!-
ill‘dllltgllfi of the llt'llllitlltnl‘i “Mm. Ailll ”‘9 members 01 ”I" DUI-l l.-i
eil‘n auiielnilon, in this (‘lil‘. Jilllr- ““‘ -"l “’10 M" l‘lJl‘l‘lll‘li.’ 'l" 7‘“
it‘l‘t'l lite quarterly Illv't‘llflx of it,"
noted in Flulufuxd )‘(stvldziy to lit-
teud the inn-lithe of the l"illrililtl
(,‘ounty llepubllcrln Wnliioli‘s assnr'l-
ution hold in Python hull. corner of
(irr-yrock place lilld Fill"?! li\'t'f‘lllt‘.
Stamford. 'lhri Stallii’ord womvllv
served ten.
'Tllcy included-
.Uat l2. [inl'llllt‘lll to be held in Nut
("Ulla-Ill. Sunday. October 24. are
.mkl-d to meet in front of (llvnden-
mix“: drug litore. Willi sire-"t. 'll illirc
lor the 12:3ll bus to New t'nmlnu.
Invited
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Anlin-wa, Mrs. Al\ln ill-Witt “unis-1
worth. Mrs. George McKlbldn, .‘ll‘l.l
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your. Mrs. Rom.“ Mlllllltgs. M'sk'tllllllll' of the re-orpanlzml ll‘urrllllil.
Mill‘ St. .iOhn. Airs. I” \Jllltlwr l’.um- . I‘ouuly illpulilll in orgrinizzutiu'l ll.
mler. I'lil- Stratf‘leid hotel. tomol-ruw III, l
The program of the afternoon was i M”‘01" 'l‘liumrls Robins, John D,
IMilnr. liilliluuil l-I. (‘rou-c. Iii-f.» .\.
divided into m0. minute talks irlvelll
1W the section lmrll-rr- and the vice-
presidents of the county drgrinizu-
\‘lil lit-Wilt Wadsworth.
‘i’liliin ll‘. Anilrelvs. Judge l‘reenmnI
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talks was the xreutcet needs of the Gr'flm'r'v and ”NW" “Ml“ . 1
Number of Interesting Slit.
light, Emile lit-milling: lloll. From; 1.5.4..
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Mrs. Alexander Rummler. section
leader here. gave a short talk. Mrs.
E. G. if SCllt'l’lt‘k of Wilton. the
vice-president for this suction was
not present. so her tall: wan given
by Mrs Conrad Mueller of New Ca-
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tion. The subjufl of lllt! l'lirlousI
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Fruit Exhibit
The annual meeting and fruit ex-
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THE HAMILTON S‘i‘lf'illt)
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l< and Prize.
hlhit of the Connecticut l’0lllololzi"- . STAMFORD PHONE 831 578 Ml‘ill‘l ST
nl society will be ll(‘ld at the Hotel i i i I
Bond in Hartford. December 16 and
17.
7m ““““ n n— _‘ . ..‘l V.“‘,.
* Road’s
Autumn
new knitted rcgalia to play in the cool, clear, invigorating air.
At IRead's you will find just the sort of woolly warm apparel
delight in, and mothers unconsciously admire.
The New Slide Sweater Set with its hookless fastener so easy
Willi no bothersome buttons or butlonholes. French blue and
exceedingly becoming to the small lot of 3 or 4 vrs., have bord
lat, cuffs and bottom of sweater in contrasting tones. Set
sweater, cap, leggings and mittens.
Embed Wool Set—sweater ln Windbreaker style, leggings cap
Wool Jersey Suits, middy style with
short trousers to match. Collar and
cuffs trimmed with con _slingly- banded
border. Sizes 2 and 3 in brown or
blue. $6.95
Sweaters, brushed wool or knitted styles
in plain-I colors or sports stripes—French
blue ,bufi. green, etc. Sizes 3, 4 and
5 $3 and up
and 4
'and Smart Children Foregather to Discuss
Cold Weather Apparel
With the failing of myriads of Autumn leaves small children come forth in
mittens. in tan, blue, green or heather mixtures. Sizes 3 and 4.
Knitted Wool Sweaters \l‘llll pants in
match—buff,
BabyTop—warm woolly affair: in
bright attractive colors, dainty hand-
made sweaters and all sorts of cold
weather apparel.
that youngsicrs ii
to adjust. t .4’ T
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tan, Cl'ii-lt I Q .I
crs on col- Ii )Il
compri<c< / Iii "
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and
$9
green or blob“, 5izcs 3
$4.95
lnfante' Section. This-d flr‘or.
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