Evening sentinel, Monday, November 22, 1926 · page 7

OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN

nomadic. CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22.1923.

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{Iiustices To 'Women To Be
Discussed At League Meeti

Clarence Smith of

" Lawyer, to. Talk On “Equal Rights Resolutions"

Tomorrow Afternoon.

bit. I treat awaits those who at-l
the annual meeting or the Nero
Lulu. of Women Voters
will be held in the sun par-
u the Royal James inn tomor-
oon at. " :80 o'clock. .,
AM a short business meeting the.
. . will be addressed by Mi!
7 00 ll. Smith. who was ap-.
M by Governor Smith to re-;
t. the State of New York at‘
international Woman Sulhnst'
es in Paris last May. She will
the "Equal Rights l‘esolu;
I” passed at that congress. no.
N“ 11mm of the National \'o-1
I ’s Party to secure these rights. I
.. .. View of the fact that the inter-
mfl alliance has adopted rollo-
vhioh embody the polio: of!
. ‘ NItional Woman's i’artv ou‘
right, Mrs. Weed invited Mrs.
th. who is the New York State.
man 0! the Woman's Part).
is a most forceful and eloquentl
'or. to explain its program to.
league. since the league oi‘ Wo-I'
Voters was a member of tha-
II which adopted these equal
ts resolutions. '

_lt discussing her coming address

jllro. Smith said today:

, “in this country the woman's
”rt! expects to carry to a success-
‘flll conclusion the prom-aml outlined
by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth
my Stanton at. the am Equal
'l'i‘hnbbx‘i Convention held at Seneca

.in 1848. to scenic for

ry woman the same rights, both'I

. “tiny and in custom. that are now!
amend by every man through the

‘ accident of having been born

.Maie

There is not ioduv a. sllmlo state

lathe Union where men and women

”is 'under equal protection or the
3". in some states the ihheritanco

“discriminate against women in
other states the guardianship laws
are unequal. in nearly every state!
Lib! married woman' s services in the
$30!!“ belong to her husband. and in
flute states her services O'l tide the
”home belong to him: in one state a
“the; may will away an unborn
'M from the mother. and one,

‘ Quid so on the enumerate at length
unequal position of women be-

, the law in all of our states. the.
bot serious being the laws which
My to rate-earning womr-n ,ihc

fllbt to industrial equality.

, r"‘l‘here were over forty nations
wanted at the Paris Congress”
riy men phase of the question.

. equal rights for men and women
‘ ”i considered. and the result of the
- . berations seemed to show char-

We the needs or women are. slmL' .
everywhere. rczardlcss of rare,
find that there is a desire on the'
pin or women IhIoughout the

L World to apply their belief in equali-I

ditto the whole range. of human in-l

tere‘sts." .
The meeting is open to all who
”interested in the discussion. L

BORROW
‘ MONEY

'b‘or Coal. Clothes. Bills st
[Jessi interest

Public Loan Corp.

fl Wall It. Norwaik

Over Tristram k l-lyatt's

 

 

 

 

‘be initiated.
'aizked to ho

People

Fift
. linJNy ike From
orwalk To Wilton

Members of the

pI-ople's societies or Norwalk who
turned out. yesterday alternOon for
the hike in Wilton were not it hit
disuppolnmi in the prourlun ul lin-
day.

All the hikers gathered at the end
of the thnlpuuk trolley line about
2:30 and in it short time, were on
their way rejoicing.

The day was nor. Just a bit Cold

but the kind that keeps our stopping
‘ right along. The autumn foliage
and r: d berries had not all been
claimed by Jack Frost and no many
or the party stopped to upbrr ann-
this of the beautiful lemon and ber-
rlt's.

There were about titty .\oumz peo-
pie from Norwnlk who made the
hiki- to Wilton. This was one of tho
features of the program of lllt‘
‘ Young l’ooplir's -oIIncii. 'l‘lle lll(‘i,‘l~
in; bold in the \\ lton t'onxrvgullon-
a] church at tho. end of tho bike
was under ill" leadership of Miss
. lIllimln-th Longsinii.

l-‘ollowinl: illv' .‘H'I'Vll'i‘. I'IIlI'rslI-
I.uIIIl.-.- worv lurvnl by llli.‘ Inuiu:
p. nplc oi lb» Wilton i'llill‘i'll.

The return trip to .\‘urwalk has
combined ton lnm: by llli‘ hikers
and so many “1' than came back on
”w train while others wrro fortu-
Iatn «pouch 1.. l‘i'l a ridn back.

The next i'wnluro of
‘« uplo's f‘OllIli'll lsv lll' lr special "(in-
,..t‘lIIIrI'II" Suuduvl which has in en
-I for .lunuarv “

YoungI ‘ w.

New York Well Known

 

 

To Speak

 

 

 

 

 

.\lIiS. ( I \III \( i SHIIII

Birthdav Party

.\ delightful blrihdoy
:iIIIn in honor or Miss Margaret
lii-‘Il‘ll‘ll at hcr llt‘lill, Saturday
night. 'l‘hv lions-I was prettily decor-
;Iutrd for tho occasion in a color
scheme of pink. blue and white.

(‘hnrlceton exhibitions were glvon
I'l‘ Jilt‘k Rmvlo and (lira llnlos. Miss
Marnie l'l-‘rw- and Miss l‘nulinr-
:-'tvt* sang the latrst songs. Dancing
..nd Kfln‘II‘fl worn enjoyed during th.
Ivening. Miss Dietrich received some
wry beautiful gifts.

Among those present were: Mr.
and .\lrs._ iIhlnanl lx‘nmpn. and Ilnv
lx'nmpa or ankI-rs. .\'. \'.. .\lls‘ Mar.
par-It llinninnv. Miss l‘nuline Hints.
Miss .\mtlin Nl‘\i‘l‘lflk)'. Miss Mary
Ilialuz. .\llSfl Mildred lluuupain. Miss
.Gertrude Siabell Miss lielI-n Slnvskv.

Miss Margin-(t. llalnz. Miss .\iil-
drod Dlrtrleh. Mina Margaret lliet-
trlrh Miss Marnie Pierce. Miss 'l‘ii||.I
\iiklovich. Miss limmn l‘cnslI-y. Miss
Ad: hide “iklus. Miss \‘IIronicn Dc-
Annn k’eske. Miss

’Initiation

pull) was

Court l.:III|Il. .\"u. it‘ll i.'IIlIIolII~
l'aualilers or .\IIII-ri-a will hold a.
l‘I‘L'lllill‘ business lllt‘t'llll’u! tomorrow
night in K. of t‘, hall, Washington:
street. A class oi 16 candidates will}
The degree l“illll is‘
III the hall at 71.".III
o'clock. I

The nupivcrsan In l's'i tor drum".
ed members of iln- court will be held
tomorrow morulnl: at S o'ciotk .It.
'l. Jom'pli‘s clturoli.

Members :tI'I- I'I-IIIII'Isiu-d to blip":-
ll‘Lll‘ lniic-boxs i'or Muryknoil to:
tomorrow moninn‘s IIIIIIIting. A so- I
(‘ial hour will follow the business;
not-slop and l('l‘ cream and cake will
be srrv. d.

successful Sale

Mrs \\il!i:IIII lluc k \\ :Is 1 'I.I. IIII. III
oi llic SIIL'C‘SH. ll i0II.I t«III liolil Sill-
Inday {mm in to 4 o'clock by nmlllonntn. “IRS
momlurs of in. i‘: oiliumni Bfltll'l) l 1. ”WI anri‘. Miss Emma Dietrich.
:It Scbulim-‘s Innikrt \\. Itlilngtonv “I. mid Mrs. . . lili‘ll'li‘ll. Mr. and
hlrl'll."1rrs l-Il“ Km :Ies. Mr. and Mrs. .loe

It is IstIuI .IId ti...t about $23. Iv .uo \“Vell‘lxi'. .‘ll'. llOlleF, Tonv .\‘II-
I'IIado to ( i“lll\ on the “01 k or ib‘l “HWY Il'lll"! OP'IWZ. Gus \llklmlch.
socloiv. Mrs llIIrk was .lnslkii‘d ln' “1“ id Show Jack Smile. l'eter Emile
the Sale by In... 1mm Iuoksonfloscoh Cope-solo. Jr. Louis Miller.
and him. ltusscll Wriirht. ‘ "Vim! Gray Harold 'l‘renchilid.

.\tthv th mI-riim: nr thI- Olen Tlnlns. Alfred Grandvillrx Loo
llor‘v'mli r 13. :Ii. Il..~ noun "airy and lb‘ltllls Knionnli.
hush: ll \\'ri,I:lIt. l‘:IrII|lI'l '“~--*~—-—-~

plans for i'llluro monies Turkey Raffle

(lid “ell Commander-y. lo. 9.36.

ll 0 ll. .‘ will hold a regular
Inertinc. ’lur‘sdav night. in the l‘. (i.
S. of .\ iinll. Arrauucments will in:-
(lolilpll'lv‘tl at that t.nn- {or the oni-
icial \islt oi the grand ollcc‘rs ot' the
Halo of Connecticut.

'l‘luI turkey will also be awarded
.:.I 'l‘uordav’s meeting to the lucky
‘wlIInII. 'llicro will be rtiIeshnII-nt!
und .1 soconl hour.

9.00%va
or Mrs.
.‘li lI‘l‘l.

will i..-

dismissml.
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\ New nn1 llonulliui Line of

Rochester Heat-Proof
Casseroles
Pie Plates
Tea Sets

l-‘or Thanksgiving at

Frank Lauder‘s
96 Washington Street
South Norwalir

The Country Of
Artificial Flowers

The manufacture or artificial iiowo
,ers and fruits for export to the

 

 

[Suited Statbs is providing: employ-
ment {or about 12.000 men and

 

STYLES CERTIFIED-

.R'or men's, women ’s and children’s shoes; quality guaranteed
at‘our store.

CONNEALLY

scorn NORWALK. CONN.

women in Saxony. (.lth-rniso they
'would be jobless." because of the
slump in the textile and fur indus-
try. in which most or them were
. employed.

in Selmllz alone. there are 123
flower manufacturing concerns em-
iploving from 20 to will workers. in
l the last year the value at ilowers and
'irults exported has jumped from
’sti-(IOIINI to nearly SLOOOJNW.

& BRACKEN

'Americiln Girls“

 

 

 

ANNOUN

MRS. E. Di‘MADEY
Wishes to announce a full line of Art Linens,
Lingerie. Negligees, etc
ENLDLVE THE GIFT PROBLEM For. most: wuo IIAIII;
11-hou- on Isle at lie. 2 Gregory Blvd Between 2 and 5
Afternoons and 8‘0 10 Evenings.

Amaze Europeans

"'liIosu luautii‘ul American girls!"
Euro a constant source of amazement
to the German people More than a.
dozen prominent men and women.
asked their impressions of the l‘n-
itId States on their return to Ger-
many. mentioned the girls as one of
their three principal objects of ad-
miration. American industrial efil.
vicncy and the large number of au-
tomobiles were the other two.

A fashion magazine recently ask-
‘ ed: “Where does one. find the great-
‘eet number of modern “muses?"
It answered. “Positively in the Un-

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ited States."

 

various younl l

the Vounn

“LET'S BE ANNULLE‘D"

This new Idea of having a marriage annulled after it hm
been in eflect for some 2“ or fill) years. is opening' a brand III-Iv
field of thought for us.

Now that. the Duche“ of Marlborough has net-(unplisIn-d iii.-
hitherto almost unrlreaun-(l of font. it bids fair to hommo i'usli-
ionable and (when the. price «Ionics down) very popular and widr.
spread.

It certainly is a delightful idea and will solve many a prob-
All those who now abhor even the thought of divorce.
oii'cI'I-d an easy way out,

li'lll. I"""

We. would advise the \viz'II who is now (Iontmuplutiug a .\I'i'l'llll
iliglit on the wings of ronmncc and who wishes to cut short the
first flight by way of annulment to:

I'IiilIr-r represent herself to the Annulment t'omnuttvc lls hav-
ing been an innocent ,vounl: damsel rudely thrust into matrimonial
bonds with some undesirable young male, when she didn‘t know
what it was all about. just sort of thought she was going to L”:
n linirI-ut. or something like IlIat;~

Or. as having been punk and in ill health at the time and
”HMO to III-fend liersoli’ ulwn a great. caveman came iilollgr. our
rind lli‘l‘ off. and llllit‘l'li'Il l'."l' then and there in llli‘ face of III-r
protestations.

Of course if said \vii‘l- ".‘lll drag: in a scheming: Iuotlu-r or :.
bankrupt falla-r ns ll sort of virulent background. the scum: .I'l
feel would be very much brightened.

At any rule, it is II lovely idea on the part of Ill" llllI‘ll"“
and we are all very ..rralvi'ul to lli'l". We hllppilsi' that now Ill"
usual 50th wedding annivcrmrv item in lllt‘ social i'flllllilll will
road:

“Mr. and Mrs. Dollie it. ("razeo would llflVt' celebrated their
golden anniversary today it“ their wedding had not. been aunuIII <2.
last year. The marriage look place. against Mrs. ("razor-k will :Itl
the. time she. was an innocent young bud of «ii.

Miss Marjorie Deni Candcc To lie

Wed To Minister. New Year’s Dav

Judge and Mrs Nehemiah I .n-itfniversity in 19"! Suico conIplI-t-

Ill“ announce lh" o“twill-““4!" filling her sudirs she has thI-n (In.
”Mr «inulxhtrr \lariorlc pm, In gum-.1 In educational work and I.
‘l‘i‘ “f“ "ill“ ,Wfillil‘ ”Olli‘l- 0?! magazine writing in New York \llY .
.\va Mark P")? :III'. Mr. iinuck is pastor of .21.».
The wedding will tako piamI .\‘uw i‘llarini Congregational Church in
Year‘s day at the home at Miss Ijon- .\‘vw York city. lie holds dour-u N
deI ‘s parents 10 Arch streri from Yale. i'rincI-tOn and Poland...

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Election ()f Officers
‘. . . i. ‘
'1 .Ike:. I lace In Great
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(,(lllllt'll Committee
tlnI Hunt (‘onnvil
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II-l: 0: tin-
.lllI‘lllilOli at tho
.II-Illi ShiIIIIuIIi. Illiuln-lll sil‘mi.

Mrs. Mary Illl'liiu‘hlil
rbulrlady oi tho I'oInIII‘IttrII.
.\"udlo Moore was
I‘ry with Mrs.
ill-:IsIIrI-I‘.

Tim IIIIIIIlI-Iis at Her rquIuIllnIc
..ro nurkim: bur-i to l‘illrn' Hllllli‘ll‘lll
lands for tho illl'illillllili‘lll of Hi“
(irrat I‘uunril in 11'1". :

'l'lIII iii-st oi ill“ III-III-s of nl'l‘nirs.
pIuIIIII-d In It I'Ill'il puriv lo lu'I lll'l'l‘
lirIIc-ulb: r i‘ :It, ”1" homo ot' .\lrrl.
Sit-Innuid. 'l'lli‘l‘r \xiil lu- pri/ms and
l'i‘ll"‘l4llllii‘lll.“ will "i‘ M'i‘H'Il.

llll""lllll'l till I- will be II In!-
iI. oi .tI: ll ~v NH 1‘ lIIIutlIIn.

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of Scamcn's Institute

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our :1 low ilro tor ““0““ minutes.
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._ . . ,. .. pI pxwri'orns and about 1 cup or but

ll)" (i.ll"“ oi the lvlupl» .
uaIIIr. Summer {or i L:

always :I i:I\..Ilt- \\.m \I-I':,' \ ll .
“I‘ll I'II'I iva This Knvo .III t‘Xi't l- ‘ " l'm“m'“ and cook ”Hill
- 'ItIs longrr or

l-m IIpIIIIrtIIIIItv it.» the ’I‘umpvtois I

lit .iupl'uv tlpir I:IJ,I‘I<IIIi :Ibillll. “""“'
Au lllt‘ swmrl pint of the pro-
Im. lu‘. t'ulur unve tho tlIlrdI
s-rnmn on ll:.- "TrnmleIsni ill"
lillIlI',' l..I-=I rv-IIIIIu’s 'nlk was 'll'
“Trot-I II .I‘ ”H l'ltlll\1.\lt"ll l'ouutl."

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"up: I!
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lulu.
until potiiuIs :I.I

Sees Football Game

Miss Croce l"P"llllt-lllitr.
Irr at Mr. and Mr! A. M.
brim-Ir. 4F. ljlmw'oo-i nvvnut.
a s'Inbnt at \l'Isconsln l'niv-rsilv
witnessed thr _t‘lIIczIxo-M'isconsin
l._v lllv‘ lllI'lll-‘I football game in ("hit-ago Saturday.
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«lulu lullo I.I:..- Il.- l" I:IIl:Ir session oil work-end

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Miss Cnndee. who was grlzaI I:.IrIi'.
from tho Norwalk High K. 11ml in
the class of 191‘”. is well '..-..-vnl
in the younger set or this ciix
She received her A. I}. (b;
from Barnard College in i9»
her it. A. degree from Collin:

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and 3
Ha.

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. qunlnled I-I-vcrni

At college he played on the ion:-
bnrebnll and basketball ll‘.ln..‘-.
The young people. homun-
ycnrs ago when
they were both oompo'in: in on in-
tercollegiate tennis tournament in
Now York.

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Hillside Girls pron-(..I Three”

Plays:

The program oi one-act plays,
presented Friday night at lllllrllll i
furnished one of the most dcllglitrI. I

venings oi‘ entertainment oi tin-3
:eason. The plays were reeeiu-d:
most cnthusiasticnily by the large
audience in attendance. .

“Miss Burncy at Court." “The
Two Ehmbsths" and the first net of
“Little Women" were the number:-
Ihat made up the delightiul program
:IIL‘ no more pleasing contrast (.I‘i
plays could have been chosen.

The first play: "Miss iiurnry at.
I‘ourt" was beautifully staged auri‘
nctcd. Tllv cast included: Miss
Funny by Jean Alice or llldgetield;
her sister. Sally. Mildred “‘cllos oi’
Orlando, Fla: Dr. liurney. Jessi.
'i‘hornton ot' Scwickley. Pan. the vis-
ltor.
tors of Detroit; Senior Misreas 0"
the Robes. Mrs. Sehwellenberg.’
I‘tladys liershcy of Lebanon. I‘a.::
tootmuu. (lrrirudo llirnbnum of.
Akron. 0.

Tho second play. "The Two Eliza» .
beths" was presented in two parts.
one showing a scene in 1650. the
other a similar situation in 19: 6.

The east (or this play was as fol»
lows: ElizabethSayc. Francis
ilincklty of Northampton. Mass:
Margaret. her companion. Mnrjuri-I ,
Pain of Locust Valley. 1.. 1.: Sit
Henry Save. Dorothy Ketcham of
Forest Hills. N. T.; Mr. William .\‘c- ‘

\‘Ill.

“.\‘lll firm in".

’IIIII

’ Hughes of

(King George) Margaret Wal-l

I i'hlllls Jackson of .\‘oru’alk.

:t-ubllclli'.

Effective

Anne. I‘llrk oi Rochester; SCI III"
II. lfllzabt‘lli .\‘I-VIII. Murillo Young
0’ .\‘lmrt Hills, X. l; Juan. lI-r
trunl. Josephine llickrrson (Ii
Sitllu)’ llrook. Ll l; llrothor lion.
l‘:"llll‘i lIiIIIonIi of South Nornnlkg
t‘ltllll'llllu Maiaolls or

Scenery ls

l-l‘ll‘l’lf‘lpllln.

'IIIv ilill'd play. lhv I-ver boiovcd
'l..lllI- Women" was charmingly :~'I't
lll Ilm quaint style of the 1860's with
izs hoist-hair furniture. its \vhutvlioi
and us lace Isurtulned windows.

'ilII rust {or this play was as inl-
lnns; .\lIg. Althea iI‘IIlmI'r of Nor-
uuik; Jo. lilmnor Itaokiiil‘e of New-
MaFII: l‘n‘IlI. Eleanor Strong.
Woodlu‘idgc. .\'. .l.. Amy. Kathryn
lloston; Hannah. lsuI-(‘l-
.\‘uionnm. cit-volund. 0.: Mrs. March.-
\'IrginIn Tolnml of Norwalk; John
Brooke. llor'ls Levy of Scranton. I'n ~
l.:lll|‘l". Nancy llaight. l-anlowood.)
N. .l.; Mr. Lawrence. Mamorlo lIr
\\'itt. New York city: Aunt March.

.\iiss Margaret 1'. r c n d l i n g e r.

SM'HII Ii. 11?, :H ill:-

\\'Ell.:r III-I“HI.. l7 I‘l-uvmt

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IF YOU DON’T EAT AT HOME HAVE YOUR

Del Monte Raisins ,....
Bell’s Poultry Seasoning
R. & R. Plum Pudding .

JHOCERSAT

Thanksglvmg Specrals
Closed all day Thanksgiving Day and open until late
Wednesday Night
Jones, Pillsbury’s, IGold Medal Flour . . . . . . 24 1-2 lb. bag $1.19
Atlas Brand Pumpkin, (Fancy quality) No. 3 can . . 2 cans 25c
None Such Mince Meat
.lello (assorted flavors)
New Crop Mixed Nuts
English Walnuts . . . . . . . .
Atlas Brand Peaches (Fancy quality beavysyrup)
Mayflower Beverages (assorted flavors) . . . . . . . . . .

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1 lb. can 29c,

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. 3 pkgs. 25c
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. . .. lb. 35c

.lg. can 25c
3 bots 25c
25c
10c
49c
20c

2 pkgs.

.. . . pkg.
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Thanksgiving Dinner
With ”All The Fixings
_ at ._

Thomas’ Chocolate Shop

WALL STREET ' NORWALK

.. . pkg.

. . . . lb. 25c

5 for 25¢

10 for 25¢

. .. 3 for 29cc

. .2 lbs. 25c
No.2 1- 2 can 29c

lb.39c
.........lb.l8c

Dromedary Dates . . . . .

November
Sale

Goal Coats at Every Type
$25.00 $39.50 $49.50

Vain—tom

Sill}; OF DRESSES
Mums-doom.

$15

Symma Figs
Oranges (large and juicy)
Fancy'l'able Apples
GrapeFruit..............
ParklieldBrandAspai-agus.

Order Your Ice Cream and Candy for Thanksgiving Day at
‘A WALL ST” NORWALK Sam Sit, SO. NORWALK