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(WHO IS THIS?
A BEAt'I‘lFL‘L NASH-Ill zas Ml“
you know who this delightful! child is? is it your little girl
I little boy?
picture was brought into our office for publication without
‘ at notation and we would very much like to know what is the
some. its age and parentage. .
0h I healthy looking specimen of baby Ilfc. sllt'h a credit to the
unity. deserves a real story.
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Christmas Tree
7 * Special Program
A special program for "Go-'l'o~
Clinch" Sunday. which is Novem-
vll. will be given at the South
‘ IR Baptist Church. Plans for
' ore discussed at the meeting
at. toolbar. and social commit-
tosi‘last night at the church.
* fie committee met after the reg-
ulam‘iwaekiy prayer service of‘ the
caries. so the session was but a
shot-t one. More definite arrange-
men" for this special program will
b‘e‘MtIouncsd shortly.
The members of the committee
illnoat again Tuesday. December
is one of the plans which the mem-
bers of the Star or t'oliimbiu are
now working on. .
At the meeting of last night. sev-
eral applicants for ineiubcrshb were
received. Following the business or
the evening. refreshments were serr-
ed.
initiation of members followed by
a bingo party will be the features of
the next meeting which will take
place. December at lied Men's
i;hali. Washington street. '
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Bowling
. Dance Committee
The lil'b’l evening of bou ling of the
season was enjoyed by the members
"dilator League dance commlt- °t the Girl" Friendly society or
it most Monday night with
ohn '1‘. Dwyer. 6 Chapel street.
at time. definite arrangement
he completed for the dance.
ill
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A. bless of sixteen members will be‘
him at the meeting of Court
‘ it!!! to be held Tuesday night,
" ‘ sn- 2:.
’ candidates met last night with
Web. Lincoln avenue. for re.
fcrd alloys.
The next bowling fission will he
Lercnibcr iii.
The society will hold a meeting at
llit; church December 2. ‘
Minstrel Show
Elaborate arrangements have
been completed for the iniuatrel
show and dance -‘o be held tomorv
row evening in Rid Men's Hall.
Washington street.
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swins “10 bum"! °‘ TMSda-Vj 529, L. o. o. .u. iv‘i-otiorii-It v. lie-
1 mill time Will he cnloyedi dell ls coarhvj‘or llli' new niinalrel
with "l0 lnltlation. The mom” troupe which is said to he one of
I ‘0" also asked to return tht‘ the best in the sia‘e. Tickets have
winging” at that: time. i been selling fast for the affair.
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G. W. Card Party
V if Pollyanna Clu w---
‘ rs will be a. special meeting. The card party held by the "with
follylmm club tonight at tho‘ brrs of the. Girls‘ and Women's
.1 Mill and” Buflra. 2 Mm} club last night in the club room.
1 All members are urged Main sit'i‘o‘. was a decided success.
Mrs. Arthur Henson was the
charming hostess of the evening and
much credit is due hot for the suc-
eess o! the evening.
Because Thanksgiving is so near
the club is not planning any social
aftalr other than last night's for
this month. However. plans for a
t hristmas social are now under way.
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Pbrlslan Wraps
Gilt fur and colored feathgi-s are
come of the novelties introduced on
I French evening wraps.
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"a a. lot of pleasure in
, properly sold. properly
d and properly served}
s-Buono's Obllge-o—grams.
will sell you the poultry
id other meats'thst will
to mike your dinners
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HAROLD A. MEAD Drugglst.-Adv.
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’ANNOUNCEMENT
has, E. D. MADEY
. to announce: full line‘of Art Linens, Lia-
“ ' gotta. Negligesrs, etc. .'
y m ctr-r mom; son most: were cans.
'gslehusssongfiatvssmmsass
~‘ Ali-rues- all I to to m
A Christmas tree for the kiddies“
Trinity church. last night at the. (Tllr- ;
under the nus—i
pit-es of Houth Norwalk Lodge. No.
i ting secretary
.t‘huriott. C Burrilt avenue.
Nash Bridge Club
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By Miss Russell
Miss Marlon Russell. West flocks
road. entertained the members of
.us Nash Bridge club last oven ng.
.i her home. Miss tilt-ace Valleunt
non this first prize. The consolation
prise wont to Mrs. Martin Plight.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ul by the hostess and the guests de-
Iartcd at a late hour. Among those
present were: Miss Jean Luckatt.
.\‘.ists Geraldine Delaney. bliss Helen
lluddluian. Miss Dorothy Fray.
Mrs. Martha. Pailtht. Miss Adele
\‘iui 8coy. Miss Clrace Valieant and
Miss Marion Russell.
The club will not meet again until
l'ucsdny. November 80. at tin? home
ui Miss Adele \‘an Bcoy. \‘nn liurpa
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“Smock Party”
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A "smock Party" was enjoyed by
“W members of the R. B. club and
their friends last evening. at the
home of Miss tlrace E. Lani. so Put-
num avenue. .
When the guests fll‘l‘l\0tl. they
were all given sntoeks to don. prob-
ably as much for necessary protec-
tion as tor decorath. for they were
ushered into the kitchen where an
old-fashioned candy pull
oned.
busy iiink brigade had performed
their many duties. music and danc-
lair \vt‘re enjoyed. Refreshments
were. served and all "sweet tooths"
i\"l‘0 duly satisfied.
The next meeting of the
lw at. the home of Miss
club will
Theresa
Wednes-
day. November 24.
Cafeteria Supper
lies! loaf. scalloped potatoes. cab-
.bage salad. beans. pie. cotfee. rolls
A a shade that also:
:meeting on Monday
l ventber 22. She will tell of her work
‘nnd the work of the Red Cross.
und pickles were on the menu or the
excellent cafeteria supper provided
under the auspices ot the DeMoisy
Mothers' club at the club house on
“'9“ avenue last night from 5:30 to
1 o'clock.
Each suest was given a tray and
his silver wrapped in a dinner nap-
kin then he was left to his can re-
sources. livery article of food was
listed at 1.05 and it is believed that
quite a sum was cleared for the
benefit of the Mothers‘ Dsi‘oiay
club. One hundred guests were pro.
vided for.
Mrs. Lambert Moulthrop headed
the committee in charge. assisted by
ten members.
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Miss Kate Benton entertained the
M. F. Bridge club at her home on
Highland avenue last evening. bliss
Margaret Hall was the prize win-
ner. Miss Benton served a lunch.
Members present were bliss lrcne
tiorham. Miss Millicent Brod)’. MIDI
Clara Stone. lilies Margaret. Hall.
Mrs. Palmer Sherman. bliss Kata
Benton. Miss Jrsephine Miller and
Mrs. Gerald Taylor. a guest who
played for Miss Ethel Gelston. who
was gable to be present.
Miss Miller, will entertain the club
at her home in Elmwoed : reuue.
December 1'.
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Miss Wenderoth Speaks
Miss Amelia Wenderoth. execu-
of the Bridgeport
Chapter of thl.’ Red Cross. will be
the speaker at the Bridgeport Busi-
ness and Professional Women's club
evening. No-
Preceding the evening's talk there
will be a board of governor's din.
ner. followed by a. board meeting.
Miss Katherine li‘all will be the lies-
tt-ss for the evening.
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Supper For Officers
The state assembly officers will he
the guests of Eureksh Rebekah
ledge. It the meeting at the lodge
tonight. in Odd Fellew's hall. Iouth
Main street. '
It is expected that the grand mas-
ter. ‘ Davis and tho grand seen»
tury, iliiam Hutchinson. will be
present.
Supper will be served to the oi!‘
can at 6 o'clock with Hrs. Jennie
Bradbury in charge. The members
of the Past Noble Grand association
are. preparing and serving the sup.
per for the lodge.
Muslin Trim
Pink muslin is used to trim a din-
ner gown of black urine velvet-wbut
,it is a. French creation. and handled
in a most knowing manner.
We Wrap
’ An evening wrap of apricot-color.
ed velvet has a. wide panel in the
back. heavily decorated with em-
broidery and rhinestones.
‘ bike a lbswl
1‘ Very attractive sveaia wraps are
made or a square st v m or bre-
cads. edged With Mr. and worn Aft"
the manner or a tlosslsh shawl.
Uses Mes
A French evening you is made at
lie-ck chines trlrsmd with standby.
lace and embroidered with rhine-
stones.
Babyllao
A pink men's. dre-
bedseui
trimmed with hoods
most as tho «emu W HM
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BORROW
MONEY
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was on
After the charming cooks and thi‘
THE NEW rRESIDENT .
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The Norwalk Republican Women's association has a new
president and a good one.
In Mrs. John C. Sherman. the members of the organisation
made a wise choice.
tried and found not wanting.
They know her north. for she has been
During her term of timer on the iirst vice president or the
Not‘valk Republican \i'oiuru'si association. Mrs. Sherman proved
that she could eiiiciently handle any and all business which came
within her realm; that slu- was
ready and willing at all times
to do her share of all the hard work, and a little more: and that
she had the interests of the organization close to her heart.
More, Mrs. Sherman is it born executive, and that is one of
the most necessary qualifications of a good president.
Once upon a time there was a great packing company, the
head of which died suddenly. utter a brief illness. The son took
his father's place immediately and a great many felt that he
would undoubtedly make good.
The young man was \veil llliftl.
he was a hard worker, he was ambitious. well trained. knew the
busmess from a to z and loved every fibre of it.
Yet that packing company failed and all because the young
man in question lacked that very necessary qualification: execu-
tive ability.
Without a real leader. a leader in every sense of the ward.
the finest of clubs will “go to pot.”
We believe that. Mrs. Sherman will be able to lead
the liv-
pubiicau women oflhis city on to “more and biggervictories.”
Norwalk Girl Scouts Are Very
Busy Willi Doll Dressing Contest
The doll dtcrsing ining'
staged under the am]: ll or the
N0rn‘slk Girl Irouts is well under
way and there is not a (lirl Scout
in town who is not working iii-d
to make her doll ‘ho pt‘clllcrt hill
the most carefully dririml.
Tito contest is tll\liir‘il into two
sections. The first Mullt‘lll iiitliiitm
the dressing of It china doll. liarh
patrol may enter it t‘llllll doll in eh,
contest and the heat tll'Pfll’Il dull
will carry the award in the troop
which entered the doll.
The second includes the maxim.
of rug dolls by ~‘hc ll’ltli\ltlil.il mum-
bers of tho din-rent troops. ThiiA
second part of the content should
prove most interesting. l'attnrns
have been given to the unions i-up.
reins of the troops and each iriii
will cut from the patterns one for
ht)’ own use. ‘
in the making of the rag dolls.
the girls will have not only the
using and stuffing of the dolls. but
also the fun of painting the face
and putting the hair on the doll.
All dolls of both i-uiit-‘rls must be
handed in by December l.'..
Tho dolls will be shown ill a
downtown aiorc window and in an
uptown store Wiml0v.. After they
have been on display for Sf\f‘rfll
days. they will be indent.
Any girl Who has not lis‘tll able
to procure is pattern 5.. asked to no-
tify Miss Doom: and she. will be clad
to furnish one.
The Brownies will meet at the
Norwalk Methodist l-Ipiscopsl
contest
church. this afternoon. The Inc-ni-
lwrtl are asked to note the change
in Ilia meeting place as the scout
headquarters were found“ no‘. large
though for the meeting of these
youthful scouts.
The material for the Brownie
suit! is on sale at the headquarters.
:4 Main street. and bliss boom is
In her office every morning uccpt
Wednesday. from 9 until i: o'clock.
The state convention of the Girl
Scout leaders will be held at Meri-
din. ’i'uesduy. .Vovstnber til. at the
Hotel Winthrop. Main street. 'l‘hr-
morning sessiru will open at it
o'clock with Mrs. Clifford Perkins.
the chairman. in charge. There will
be the usual roll call with 8 min.
um talks frdn councils. community
committees and ions troops.
'i‘u». speaker at tho m'orning all.
be Mrs. Oliver dryer. the director. of
tho iirldgeport Girl Scouts. l-ier sub-
ject will be "The World Canto."
Luncheon will be as red at 12:80.
Tie afternoon s ion will begin
at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Jane beat-
or ilippln. the National director of
Girl Scouts prompt. She will sand;
on the subject. ‘b‘ervlce to YouN.‘
Mrs. Frederick Edey will also be an.
Ot'ltl speaker at the afternoon. lie.-
tooic is "From the Field."
The Connecticut State group feels
wry fortunate in securing those two
nationally known speakers and it is
hoped that Norwaik will have 1
large representation at the meetlns.
Those who are planning to go are
asked to nctity Mrs. John Covenant.
or Miss lloans
Local D. Ajull‘. Members Entertain
Two Connecticut State Officers
The state officers of the Duuali-'
ters of the American Revolution
were the guests of honor a‘. the
meeting of tho‘ocal D. A. R.. yss~
ferday'afternoon at the Town hall.
Mrs. Bissell. the state. regent. gave
a short address of growth; which
was followed by a talk on the now
Conltitntion lioll by Bliss Katherine
Nettleton. the stoic vice-rcgcni.
fiaveral musical numbers includ-
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commotion”
in}: a number of negro lnit‘iiuuls
were rendered by hirs‘hforton Mc-
Causland. .‘
Following the program of the aft-
ernoon. refreshments were served
by the hostesses of thi- afternoon.
Mrs. t‘oley qf t‘annondale. Mrs.
John H. (irueilc. Miss Lina Couch.
Miss lleleu Curtis and Mrs. Com-
stm-ll of Wilton. .
The next: meeting of the. chapter
is rolled for Doeoiiilier H.
. t'.\' H. Harret‘.
‘ tired an abundance of attractions to ‘
Mrs. J. M. Coburn
ls Hostess For
Executive Board
Mrs. J. Milton Cobi o. H lentil
Main streef. entertained the atom.
bers of the executive board of the
Women's Assecia‘.‘ of the south
Norwalk :Conji‘eln. l church.
Wednesday attrrnoon. at her horns.
The main business at the meet-
ing was the disco he bud-
get for o coming year for the
milk of line association. Pllhs
were also considered . ruling the
|i|'0|l'hlll of the year.
A program committee will be ap-
pointed in tliwioar future. The dis«
t-usslon of a htcmhrrildp coluniiiso
was also taken no. The nest meet-
ing of the board will be held Da-
criuber l.
Among those present at Wallace-
ilai‘a meeting were: Mrs. George
\i'ardwell. president: Mrs. lilil-
ton L‘oburn. Mrs. Frederick llowan.
Mrs. Whipple. Mrs. E. 0. Hunting-
Ion. Mrs. Archie Nash and Mrs Per-
3',
Xmas Bazaar
The Flu-intuit“ busuur which lllh
btcn held for the last iuo days by
the members of the Woifon's Guild
0! the Ursa-e Episcopal church of-
Ihe early Christmas shopper.
Each afternoon waffles were serv-
I‘ll and llltllin delicious refreshments
brought a host or patrons both days.
The feature of the last awning
or tho huzsur was a dance for the
younger people of the parish I'lll‘l
illusic furnished by the Melody boys.
Mrs. Herbert Pollard. chairman of
giiieral arrangements of the fair.
announced today that she thought
that about till"! hull been cleared to
lit-in in lhc pork of the Build.
'l‘hr parish hall was prettily dec-
orated for the occasion with yellow
t‘ltl‘fl paper and Chrysanthemums.
There were inhics displaying all tho
usual n0‘t‘ltlt'fi offered at such a
l‘asuor. all of “llltfh mom] a ready
sale.
Plan Card Party
l'laus for a card party and bingo
were discussed at the meeting of the
entertainment committee of the
Pride of l'iit'ns last night. lt "1"
home of Mrs. Stanley Blelawski. :3
Howard venue.
The party is scheduled for Do-
cciiiher is, at lied Men's hall. Wash-
ington street.
The mutter of s Christmas tree
was also considered. This will be
held by the mrmbris. Thursday. De-
cember ‘23.
Sunday afternoon. at 2:80 o'clock.
there, will be a meeting of the Great
t‘ouncil committee at the home of
Mrs. Charles Hielnwaitl. l-Ilizahelh
street.
.. Cood Sale
cake and pltnly of
buyers" is the report of the very
successful calm sale. held by the
members of the Eurekoh Rebekah
lodge. yesterday from 2 to 6 o'clock.
at Srhultse's market. Washington
strut.
l-‘lniil returns have not been hand-
ed in as yet but the report of the
sale will be given at the meeting of
the lodge. tonight,
lilies Clam llcardou and Miss
Lucy lladdt-ley solicited the cakes.
for the sale. Those in charge at iii-.-
”Pleuil‘ of
market were: Mrs. Arthur Clark.
Mrs. (‘harles Mead and Mrs. Geoigc
Finch. .
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1-: cup sugar.
1 cup sour milk.
scant cups flour.
egg.
teaspoons baking |i0\\li‘l.
1-4 teaspoon baking amid dissoli.
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1 teaspoon suit.
H-t cupa nut Iiienis. I'lltll'liittl finr
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be glad to use it.
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t'arrots‘au tiratin.
his or right small carrots. _' Lulult-
spool“ ll‘llll-r. ‘_' tablespoons ”‘1'”. l
l-_' ("llp‘i milk, Livt lt'itrlronn “it, 1..
teaspoon pepper. i--l teaspoon lous-
lard. 1-: teaspoon sugar, liiittcrt-l
crumbs.
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in thin slim-s. t‘ook in sligli'ii smi-
I‘d boiling water until luiivlrr. llruin.
Molt butter. ulil‘ in flour and slou'i
add milk, stirring ron litllll). .‘ll\’
salt. proper. mustard and sugar ill a
tablthponn. taking care the mustard
is free from lumps and thoroughly
mixed with ,he other scusoniiip.
Add to sauce and cool. lililll thick
and siliooih. Add t'.ll'l'illh and turn
into a ur-ll blittri'rri MHIIL' dish.
(“oirr with buttered crumbs
bake in a hot 0\(‘n until
are brown.
Girls’ Clubs Convene
large dfl<";1tli0li of girls: from
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all owr the plain, “ill toluene
Leavenworth (ill‘ls' club of ‘i'ulvr-
bury as hostess. Slate l’iwlileiit. lil-
lcn Suilhali will prcsidr at the lllt’i‘l.
lugs. lvtlcction of officers. commit-
tee reports and attendance at the
feature the program.
DouiQEQI—‘JIIJW R. c.
Douglas Fowler post. .\'0. 15. \i',
it. if‘. will hold it Inwtinc this e\i -
mug at P. (i. S. of A. hall. 4‘: Frank.
lin strccl. All members an:
quested to llt‘ present.
Circular Inserts
A black lace (lililil‘T tronn of un-
block Putin and a large bow of black
satin ribbon pt‘l‘t‘lltii on the shoul-
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
Pills for Constipation
A purvly vegetable laxative that
works in harmony
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limited numb-xv of pupils l‘l
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lndividual lessons sn'l
be arranged.
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for directing plays and Mr in-
dividual coaching.
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