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THE EVENING SEN'l'INEL-SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1926.
lNTEREST FOR THE wound OF NORWALK
{East Norwalkers Have Fine
Very
and Saucers Given to Winners.
'ACTI'VI 3 OF SPECIAL
Time at Card Party
’4 .'Affsir Given By Improvement Association Proves
Successful; Prizes of Half Dozen Cups
Over 175 Enjoy
Cafeteria Supper
At Christ Church
5—
Chrlst church was the scene of a
very successful supper and sale held
under ills auspices of the Woman's
Auxiliary of the church, yesterday
afternoon and evening.
"E" Main Improves"?
i: last night. in Commun ty Hail prov-
‘l'hs card party held by the last
Association
\
President
This is an annual affair and the
crowd yesterday was bigger than .
‘bat of any previous year. Over
OI a decided success.
There were twenty-five tables in
a
lid
A
11.; Ill! Ind for tech table ther was a‘
:' Momma prise consisting o a half}
" dean cups and saucers. Refresh-
_: Beats of coffee and sandwiches were
An s
i." Among those who played were.
5‘1“ Hrs Ruth R. Campbell. Miss Char-
“, '1'. Janis. Min May Harris._
.‘ , l- Llliisn F. Ferguson.
" ‘ Mrs. Minnie Dersrdino. Mrs.
Wary Cspossela. Anthony Berardlno,
Jhph Csposssla. Mr. and Mrs.
. M. Mr. and Mrs. Horton. Mrs. W.
Xmas. Mrs. E. Hendrick. Mrs. '1'.
Murray. Mrs. C. Frel‘.
Kr. and Mrs. Palmer Sherman.
‘ ,Mmond L. Hayes. Edna M. Gor-
dots hrs L. n. Moulthrop. Mrs. J.
“'flnn. Mrs. D. Roscoe. Mrs. R.
' ,Msr.
Miss Amy Youngs Miss lrene
ounce. Mrs. William Stevens, Miss
‘ Eider. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ro-
hsrts. Mr. and Mrs. George Ward-
Vsll. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gorham.
Jlr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Blsuson.
Miss Dorothy E. Frey. Pasi M.
j. lswrenee. 1?. Russell Briggs, Miss
' Chills M. Stone. Mrs. Harry Mosh-
er. Mrs. R. A. Mills. William it?
. comm C. E. Slouson.
’ ' Mr. sod Mrs. . Ferris, Mr. and
Xi". E. Reynolds Edgar Rowen.
Mr. Disbrow, Mr. and Mrs. R.
ulnar-man. '
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stiles. How-
mud Gorhsm. Mrs. William Craig.
Mrs. l". H. Ganung. Mrs. Thiclcke.
Ifrs. Harold Sperry. lilrs. D. 8.
”seek. ‘
Hi. Mary Skidd. Miss Charlotte
a denim. Miss nose Hales. Miss us.
.lIll Fitch. Mrs. Nuts. Mr. and Mrs.
A
J, ..
l’;s
HELEN STAIHCLL.
ing a fine time these days.
week 1‘.
radio
the club entertain.
night.
‘30“
’l‘h. Uiris' Good Time club is hav-l
Every
holds a meeting at the
Neighborhood Center on Ely avenue
and devotes tho cvcning hours
dancin . singing games and the new
at. installed at the center.
Sometimes the different members of
to
Miss Helen Stabell is president
and Miss Elsie Cinque is secretary.
The next gathering wilr‘bo Monday
one hundred and seventy-five people I
were served at tho supper. l
The Sunday School room had.
been prottily (ii-voratrd for the ow;
icasion with Christmas greens and
‘ l'l‘d and green crepe papcr. Each;
' tnbiu presented a very pretty picturn
‘with the rod candles nddlng :i no“
of either and light.
lNorwalk IlliE. Church
» Fair Clears 8500
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' The untirlng efforts put forth by l
the members of the Ladies' Aid oil
the Norwsik Mcthodist‘church tnl
make their annual Christmas full- i. ‘
success have been well rcwlirdcd.
Although llll lilo returns are not
in as yet. reports show that about
8500 will be cleared to help in the
work of the society.
The cafeteria supper served iazt
night brought a crowd of about A .
Much credit goes to Mrs. l-lowaid
Worden. president of tho socmy
who workcd unccnsingly for the
success of this affair.
The next meeting of the society
will be held at the church. January
.5. For the inst Sunday night in
January. the nlt‘lltlit‘l‘s are planning
to hold a special Lmiii's' Aid night
'at the Norwlilk church. at. wllich
time it is the plan to pilt liuformtho
public the work and aims of this or-
ganization and to show how it fills a
great iici-d in the life of n church.
Generous Contribution
Towards Scout Picture
Several g e n o r o u s contributions
have already lu-cn made towards thc
tickets for the picture “North of
36" to be presented at the Rogcn'.
i occupiete Line of Drc
. —in— ‘
Sterling Silver
II
Arch Amerith
Raymond. George Ayrsult.
kob.
mans LAUDElt
“.5 0| Washington Street Mosher. A. Ferris,
Miss Mary Skidd Mrs.
Mrs. P. A. Jakob Mrs.
Campbell.
non THE TREK!!!“
sues
Amelia Gardner
Mrs. E. F. Smith. Mrs. A. Alvord.
Mrs. A. Pagers-tram. Mrs. P. A. Ja-
The prize winners were: Mrs. Min-
Miss Claire M Stone. Mrs. Harry
Edgar Howell.
Mrs. Charles Stiles. Mrs. Thtelcke.
Raymond.
Ruth R.
The commtttce in charge of the
Mrs. Stiles. Mrs. Joseph Caposseia.
Mrs. J. V. Close. Mrs. P. Campbell.
Mrs. G. Stevens. Mrs. A. Ferris.
theater. December 14. iindor the
auspices of the Girl Scout Council.
Council members and scouts are
highly appreciative of the interest
shown by Norwalkers. Among
lthosc who have made contributions
for two tickets, to date. are:
his Bernrdlno. Mr. Dav. Mrs. 0- Anonymous ......... . ....... $50
In latest slyly and colors. Best Frey. Miss Edna M. Gordon. Mrs. Mr. and Mm Edmund Brccsc... 10
“u * lows“ m... John Warren. Miss Amy Yellnlzs. an. and Mrs. A. Golden Dnyo.. lo
q t,“ p Mrs. George Wardwcll. Mrs. Leslie Samuel ltoodner ,,,,,,,,, in
Gorham. John t'nvnnngh ...... . . 10
Mrs. Barrett Hostess
To Endeavor Circle
Mrs. l‘crcy Barrett was hostess to
tho mt‘fllbl'l'fl of the. Endeavor Circle
. . of the Smith Norivalk Congregation-
m! or m 38 ms 1:55:11" infigafign 3:11;: 1:33; ai church. yesterday afternoon, at
EXPERIENCE ON THE Gotham. Mrs. William cmis. .lr.. the home of Mrs. itwd Fll'ml. E\ci'-
slcy avenue.
There was a good attendance of
the members and a considerable
amount of sewing was done for the
‘Will teach a limited number
Norwalk hospital.
, "of pupils in dramatics, classes
' to begin very shortly. Drama!
‘ voice in s p e e c h, posture.
:bresth rythms and diction will
‘58 studied. Individual Ies~
sons may be arranged.
,Miss Gardner is available for
directing plays and for in
divides! coaching.
hesidenoe, Penna Avenue,
. Phone 8516
BORROW
MONEY
For Coal. Clothes. Bills at
[legal interest
30 Wall St.
Over Tristrani 8-. liyatt's
Public Loan Corp.
Norwaik l
Plans were also discussed fur tile
Christmas work of the circle.
Following the business of the of.
ternoon. the hostess perved delicious
refreshments to hcr guests.
The next meeting which will lake
the form of a Christmas party will
be held at the home of Mrs. Jcnnic
Bodwcll. Seymour slrcet. Dcccmhcr
29.
St. Peter’s Ladies’ Aid
Fair This Afternoon
‘
The annual fair of the Ladies'
9..
notion ascruas .
causes
Aid Society of St. Peter's Lutheran
church is being held this afternoon
in u’lt‘. social rooms of the church
and will continue through the eve-
niiig.
There are food and fancy work
tables in charge of the women and
the men. of the church are selling
a variety of vegetables and fruits
:li a special table. The Young Peo-
pll'l'l Society also have s, booth. Re-
l‘r-shmcllts will be served.
' "if. s. 1). Girls
l The N, S. D. girls of Grace church
lulll meet tomorrow night at the
l‘nrish ball. at 6:30
Women
Like
The asydispoeal feature
, of this new hygienic help
—-no laundry, just discard
IINssewwsy.womenaowsra
L' freed of the disadvantages of
3 old—time “sanitary pads." Protoc-
tion is greater. The old cmbsm
meat of disposal and laundry is
avoided.
l Gct'Koten—I in‘lo better-class
, women have adopted it.
VDisoardsssessilyssspieceof
tissue. No laundry. Noeuhsrb
rsssmeat.
It's five times as absorbent as
ordinary cotton pads!
You dine, dance. motor for boats
in sheerest frocks without s secood's
dotfhtorfear. - '
llamas? Andthoscnds
ALLdaagerotoficndiag.
Yes ask for it at any drag or
dcwmatmwithostheshscy.
Mbmfim' \
Do some» are
Todayc
Nurse Says ”Blind"
w...
Does Much Harm
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7’
Feature
Mother Love Often
READY TO HELP AT ALL TIMES
That very oficn a mothcr’s l~lmll
love for her child closcs lit-r t-yr-u l.
of Miss Agnes Fanning. “'i‘:~'
public health nurse in charge of tho
Well Ruby conference held in \\'.t~v.
port t‘\‘t‘l‘,\‘ third Friday (ii llin
month.
“in spliv of ill-3 fuct ”Lil l‘. i ll-
thcr is in constant touch \ill'l llll‘
child and is its closcsl conllullzmn
she oftcn fails to set: tho v: r) p. - .l.
which it. disinterested pi'l'stlii \Hl.lill
vision immediately." she sail,
“Here's an illustration. All ~\'-
traordinary case disco..l-cd in .- .e
of our Westport homes and lil't‘l'.l" t
to the attention of the conn-r. we
concorlicd itscf with a little l-oy
about U nlont Old. who fllti'liys nt-
trncted attention when he \‘-’ilil'l,
because of a peculiar gale.
"his mother noticed it but ill0'rl;‘.i
that the child merely had u pct-nil.“
walk so bothered no more illlfi‘ll l
Just thought it was his natural xv
of walking. Wcll it, might llith' .. »,
tincd to be hls nlililrlil urn vi
walking had the (‘iise lli‘Hl‘ l. w
brought to our ultcntloli.
Dislocated [lip
"Upon examination ill.- doctor "1
attendance found the llillo i-S-lizv'.
had a congenital dislocation m "
hip. The mother thereupon at m~ .
took the baby to her own dot‘tur u“:
had the hip strapped into plncr. .. ~.
the child has no peculiar wall. at l
but is as perfect as he should inn
Just siich “blindness" thr- mn‘v
once aims to combat. at llll“ on
time trying to teach llil‘ mothus
that fill ounce of prevention is won»
a pound of cure.
"To the mothers who am remly
and willing to take it." the nill‘sn
explained. "we offer advice from u
wealth of experience gained throlir'h
icct of babies and practical work
with them.
reach those who we would like to.
Curiously enough. it is the intelligent
The olccilon of officers {catund
the meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the MuIQ-anlov post. last night.
The officers elected are as follows:
President—Marion E. lilcQuillnn.
Senior vice-president—Fiorenco l.
Huck.
Junior vice-president-Mrs. Her.
rlct Whone.
Treasurer~Mra Mary E. Flynn.
Chaplain—Mrs. Elizabeth Tobey.
The remaining officers will be ap-
pointed at the installation the date
for which has not been set as yet.
Comrado Charles lsracl was we.
sent at the meeting. last night. and
presented the members of the aux-
llllsry with a check of $200 as their
share in profits of the recent movie
shown in Norwalk.
The auxiliary voted to send the
check to the building fund of the
Veterans' Home. which the Veterans'
Central Union is planning-to build
in Non-elk. The auxiliary has the
honor of making the first contribu-
Bloody But
(Continued from Page One.)
Average 1926 experience.
games.
"0f the 21 on the squad of 1928.
1‘ will be lost through graduation.
and 18 will remain. These in will
be augmented by players of some
experience on the 1926 squad. who
dropped out for various reasons. and
by several pupils now in Junior high.
"Compare the nucleus with the
nucleus of six players in 192s.
. Number returning. .1036. s; 1927,
it.
Average experience,
games; it"; 5.! games.
Average weight ms. 158; 1927.
no.
Average height. 1"er ml. 9
inches; 198?. 8 feet. 105 inches.
“Considering the training and ex-
perience givon those re urniag, and
the oils and other fscto it seems
certain that the in? eleven must be
much more successful in winning
games. While no rash premises are
being made. it is upsetsd that a
W W. ht notinpeflor team. will
be a mitts for seat year.
“Reviewing personal psrformsaoes
at the year. or seq-a Captain Knox
McGowan leads all. an pants.
and m. m sn-unosrtaln
5 1-2
1.926. d
its frailities and defects is the clrllnl 1
years of research work on the sill»:
“But and to say. we rcaily do notl vsllling to lend a hand. its members
and well rcnd mothcrs who bring, ' s 1"ll)' road to health.
Mrs. Marion McQuillan is New
President of Mulvoy-Tarlov Aux.
~—l"hoto by Mnnugian.
Monibcrs of llll‘ holird of Iini “I'll llshy (‘onfcrflloe held In West-
port pcriodicflly. .
Left to right: Mrs. William Koppel. Mrs. Bradley Kellogg. Mrs.
Franklin Bailey. and Miss .\glli'\‘ Fanning. nursc.
’llli'll‘ llfll'llt‘l to the conference and
not lllt‘ ignorant and untrained. Tht'
TilliI'H who really need the help and
>:lm'lt‘o we comd give them, never
‘l'onle ncl'lr us."
.‘lllas Fanning feels however that;
‘tlme will overcome this condlllonl
[tor the mclnbi-rs of the Well llany
j» ulilnrullcu are gindunlly winning
‘ihl- confident). of the \Veslport mo-
“HT! and many who are not at
pl-cscnt able to bring their babies to
the Y. M. C. A. building Hill the
ll-nltll nurse on the phone and ask
:IllVlf‘i‘.
Appearance Deceitful.
Numerous are the interesting cases
winch come before the conferenci-
and are corroc d. A mother brought
it little baby g l to Nurse i-‘annlug.
l-‘ul. may and healthy looking. it was
.lo nil appa-amiiccs a perfect baby:
i'ct upon examination. the docwr
iliscowrsd that the little four
months old patient had a severe case
of l-scliltls, a disease of early child-
nood cllninctcrized by defective nu-
ll'illOll of the entire body and altera-
llous ill the growing bones.
Further conference with the mo-
-thcr disclosvd the fact that she had
ln‘on receiving instructions concern~
llll: her child‘s dict over the phone
ll'tlln the doctor. who. of course,
'llthL'l' saw the child. A change of
Him remedied the condition in time.
Another child who arrived at the
conference was found to be consid-
‘ll'libly underweight. yet the mothei
would explain the condition with no
.. ‘ 'zlr‘s otllcr than that "thiiiiicss rnn
,.n the family."
i What examined. the child was
‘ found to have grvotiy onlal'gcd ton-
.siis and also three iii-.1 teeth. which
L‘ll:.ill’lll.’llly poured their poison in-
t... the system. thn the trouble was
.rm‘l-vcml, the little girl immediately
l:;:<.n to gain weight.
i Such is the work of the Well Baby
; ('nllferciicc. Always ready. always
lam lintll‘an in their efforts to help
: nluihers boost their children on the
*9
llnn to that worthy cause.
Mrs. Katherine Gallagher,” was
prcsoiitcd with $2.50 in gold “I sell.
mg the most tickets for the post and
auxiliary movie.
The "Dark horse" prize of the eve.
ning went to Mrs. Eileen Ryan.
Arrangements were made for a
visit to Arlington Hospital and lo the
Noroton Home. December 19.
Comrade Aaron Dawson is chair-
man of arrangements. The dole-
gains from the auxiliary are Mrs.
Ann llnnhs and Mrs. Marion Mc-
Qlllllsil. The. members are asked to
furnish gifts of Jelly. isms. candy.
and others things to help spread the
Christmas cheer.
Following the business session. re-
frushmctltli of sandelches. coffee and
cake were served. Mrs. Vssst presid.
ed at the piano for singing and
dancing.
The social scheduled for this
month has been postponed. The next
meeting of the auxiliary will be held
January 12.
more experience. His defensive play-
ing was surprising. beautiful low
hard tackles being made all over the
field. saving many sure touchdowns.
"Preparing to step into his place.
is Ed Charlott. lelt half back. His
tackle rivaled those of McGowan.
running was hard and fast. and
many catches of panes were made
for long gains.
“Bill Miller. weighing less than
120 at the beginning of the season
took the difficult Job of field gen-
eral and iqproved with each gains.
Much distance was made by Little
Bill by sneaking thru Big Bill Boni's
legs with the bill.
"In the line. Edgar Raymond. all
round player. Shaw and Chamber.
land made many tackles in the
enemy backfield. Platt and Com-
stock worked together opening holes
in the line.
“Tho public support of the local 3!
half of the time. fair at one game
and very good at the Danbury and
Warren Harding games.
l'The feature of the season was the
raising of $713.00 by the [dons and
Toreadors baseball game. This unu~
anal act of sportsmanship and sup-
port hss been constantly appreciat-
ed by all high school athletics.
"About 400 Joined the A. A. of the
school. The share of this income al-
lotted to footbleDhIstho-gatsre-
saints. made the see consider-
the Mn
was fair. The pupils supportwss poor '
Christmas Fair
0f Trinity Church .
Nets About 325m
thing in sight t the bazaar conduct- i
Id in the DO lsh hall of Trinity:
church yesterday afternoon and cvev E
hing by the Women's guild of thrl
:ind "hriz‘tiiins f.ilr. At yesterday's nlt‘Pl-
Women's club. inn! lllL‘lll. The mom- jinn li- iv! in NW lilOlll Riv-"r chapel.
tiers of the committee who rir~ it!“ ' ll'fdia' l'lllll.‘ iii-h- complvtrtl lliid ill“
ranking for this affair nrv: Miss ‘ dutr- sot.
Ruth l'tzinccr, Miss \i'iliifrvd I‘;\f'l'~l The i.lir. which will be held only.
son and Miss Morgan-t Iiianlly, 'ln tho. cvrllliic. (in tho night of Dc—
Ono new lll(‘nlllt'i‘. Miss l‘:illlinn:.-.~n.l..-r 17., will lillw‘ plucc iii the
Haussler. was willf'fllnf'tl into the ‘ ill-end lilwr chapel.
club. last night. Miss limlsslcr will I-‘guli‘y work Oi all kinds will b0
conch lhc nlemhcrs of the chnnlvr on snlcalid rcfrcshments of cake and
In 0% or two “We play-‘1 all" UK lee cream will also be sold during
beginning of the year. amp cvrniiig. '
The members of thl.i chapter also: A pr‘igran) hns been arranged for
voted last night to give 810 to tho I m. nlusalInL: with a little play as the
general fiiiid of the Girls and “'O'lupvcial tenure.
men's clull- ‘ Al thc meeting of the Volunteer
Miss L0!“ ”Chem” 1‘ srrauginglgms next Wednerday afternoon, fi-
\
“”3“" ”Wm“ “‘“Wh “'Wh “'1“ . no] details will be. completed for tho
probably be played next week. In“? in the evening
Those present last i-vl-liillg worn: "‘ _" '
Ruth L'tziilger. Lola hiclnerney.l . .
Henrietta mm... m... 5.... Second Nomination
son. Margaret .\ic.\'uily, lLlcanor sic-i
Nelly. ,
llcntricc Arlington. .‘iliy
Mildred \‘nlontiile. l’illlllllt' Hnllfililt‘l‘.‘
Second Nomination of officers will
lHillside Girls Plan Party
For County Home Kiddie
Christmas shoppers bought, own.“ Nat1v1ty Filly, “The HOLY Night" ii) iii“ l’l'L‘rt'illi-il
. ltor Ninth Time; Santa Claus and lit'li't_‘>ll~
ments Are Also On Program, Saturday.
church. . . .i .\ llllli r . :ll- 1,; q
Much to the satisfaction of thv. ' ‘Klll' FY l“ l‘»- w.l..l l...lm.- .l
committee. everything in llii‘ honlhh.‘ Tried Local ReCipe li "”1”?“ M 'i-‘ »| H u: we in \lll
was sold quite early in ill" M‘I'lllllHJ —" ‘" ~~ lmlmul Ml Illll-l... 1“ l 1%.,an ..
Commencing m f. {in (.‘clili'li .Vcs- \‘l‘l..\Ml-lli CHOCOLATE l'l l)lll\t-‘ l‘wl'li' l'l 1‘ :.' "i r ' M ’ y .iltil
torday I cull-‘o-l'ln Hilllllt‘r wuss: riod,‘ .‘lm. .lolin Allll'llrlli. ‘ill'lh Tall"? "00“. l" ' "hi? "I‘ ll. .. vs i' i.
more than 150 personn- rnjnylng it. .h‘t‘nllt‘. ‘lltil‘lh ml ill l....: . .. -‘ Mu”...
it is estimated that about $25” a lulllv-r-pumm clltll‘"llill§ ! 'lhv :lr:.l;;....m». ,,, ‘ mm”.
was cleared by the sale. . 1 till: slim-r tu lu- n soul-w ill “I. .. . ,;. -..l .ll
Mrs. J. errbcrt Mot‘rnili was iron- 2 cum Eli) ill“ Hill-cull l"l M m in.
oral chairman for ill" :ll'l’nlr and icllp illiik l..'l'«i'v‘-ll-l:ll ll‘il'litl” w: llli' ~ ”null {.1
among tho workurn “11-.- Mrsw l 1-: cups flour Mi ril-llgilliill liltlfi‘Jl'li i..t.\ lull: .lr
Charles Mend. Mrs. Edward lil'l‘rfl. 4 1.: [ruspuons lniklnl: powder liningul :lllll llll~l‘w up! lm ,vln-y iv
Mrs. Rufus Smith. Mrs. A. F. l’ni'ks. 1.2 ti-lisplmii Kilt Milli fillil rm] vilzcviln ill i tr .ill“
Mrs. John Mi‘Klltht. L: sqilnrca choculdti l“:‘ti ‘lvls .‘il'i mailer-It'll ll 'il‘l‘l c Hi
Miss Nina Beaupniii. Miss Mildred Cream the sllnl'tining. Add thv .3 :w in (ml-*r- til.“ it - v n .n. v
Beaupsin. Mrs. E. T. litirris. hill-sliglr gradually and the eggs wcll- :Llli: vnvy llrsl human-r on in [irrv
Leonard C. Morrell. Mrs. f‘v. 'l‘ linm- ' bean-n. Then sift the flour with the i gram. “'hlr‘h is "Jack tll.- Iti‘ull'
mnnd. Mrs. Arthur sillilei‘. linking powder anti the salt and add 1 Kill~1r " ' ' I
,Mrs. William Anderson. MTHlSIhfl milk. ('hrxsrmns "ll .lv " c lllii‘filf
‘lzriilliimnPlililll‘.{i‘l‘arn‘lgi'llfi’ihlnroilhilrilii Add tho m'?lit‘d chocnlstc. Turn school liM. il'll f " l‘ "ll‘- 'f'il‘K :l.
. . .‘ . . . . . 1:1 .- llllxiiin- into :1 mod.) and steam wpu‘lully ll'll py .l-Zl ‘ l lllllli. and ii:-
MrAs‘. lfrgdcrickqgi‘. Illi‘flt'ilgl. ,rur two hours. This pudding is wry llappllilis of llln ‘ll‘l‘li‘-lltn is only ti:-
‘ ' ~ . Hp - i.'.‘" . m- m“.- nliv
ggnfiwfim'lgn‘CfiLS‘x’d‘ nilr‘i‘l.lli‘::‘l:-' I . ll'llat is your favorite recipe? f‘nil girl‘s of tlw tumult hello.
‘1" snydcn _}ll.l ifll fl 300d recipe for IOUP. _\ \ll‘l'\ ill I LIlV‘W’LI {l '. lif til. pr.)-
‘_._._. "‘_ l . _ gir‘unlmls lhluslinl ill!- pl- 5. nl ltlwn
. ,n [so l‘itl\3.'t:.' ':li~‘:lit -
J'G Girls Make Plans I VOIUHtCQ-F Falr Dec. 10 lniff‘llllfit.\illll ll'l‘. i' ‘v~ ll" 221.31.1th
For Christmas Party: wit... it comes to hard work. the ”‘9 "‘5‘" “‘ SW“ “m“
.__- __ ‘Volilnlcl‘r Girls are ”gm m the Ill lli-i rill-“lilt‘un \ihcl‘. diirli"."m4
A Christmas port)! for Df'r‘rvmlmr front row. For months past they have ”:1“ ”"0 “r,“ "r ”"3 “H" r m 31"0‘
2': was arranged by fnc mnmhcrfi of ‘ lw-n getting ready for the annual ““1 9"" ”l ““3 1m”), r. “‘1” “1““
the .l-G rlmpw-r of ll.» uni.- "Th" “'4'" MW” “' “'l‘ f'” H‘”
past right yl’nl‘h' li-zs hm n p IN (N lbw
llilfsldh t‘lll‘lstlims. in this nh'l'ilH
play is (‘llll‘tldl' d ill" Fill-lemme-
story and for those \\l‘.fl envoy it
yi'lll' alter year it err-ulna i] rinht nit
ll‘fl'd‘lli‘l" l'ur tllr “hull" l‘hi‘ihtlnm
Bi‘lh‘i n. 'l'h~-i'<‘ is no (_l::ii'l:.- fur nil.
illl.. lull .lzlvi illl' school “elL‘OfllH‘
those who would nppr- Ciilltt and en-
J'Oy the am no.
Miss i'lellly Trent's program of
longs given lit the Sthfllll incl Satur-
day evening iv.is fll‘tdily enjoyed by
the rusri- ill l.lll.ily. 'l'ln i‘lllll iii the
air ncci‘ssitziti-d the transference of
the audience from the too spacious
gymnasium to thc iiivil.n';lv \iarnl
precincts oi the Homestead. Miss
’l‘reztt ruin; a hfflllililllly \‘ill‘l- d [To-
gram and by her charm of pchi‘llnL
‘~.' ."< \m l as: lirmilv of \‘(liCl', “on
enthusiastic applause. She is :11
itiny-1." \'.i'l«‘l‘lil‘i~‘ 1111082 to liliiF'ill
Harry. ' {critiirri the. lllf’f'ililg of Banner Counfi
i‘ll. No. 54. Sons and Daughters of;
Air passenger lime in Eilriip.‘ ill“
lrene Chontas, him John .‘lf‘i‘l'lllliln. “Liberty to he held this evening ill:(‘l_’l.'.bl' l‘ll‘" llm .elnldp-izrhm M .,
————-——-————~——« ‘I‘l'fi'fi‘t'i‘! Forum Hall Washington:coordinlitm‘l lilimrwnn winirr
Garden Clllb .strcct. scllcdulc.
Austin Hnwes. state forester. gave
a very interesting talk yesterday af-i
ternoon before the nlclllbera of lhe'
Norwalk Gordon club on the sub-j
Ject of “Wayside Trccs lind Slate
Forests." 1
The mccting which was inclrcly at. ‘
fended was hold at the llL‘lilt‘ of Mrs. .
Irving C. .lcnninlzs. l‘lllx Hill roll,
in his talk. Mr. llnwcs told all
the People‘s Von-st. which is one olv
the Connecticut state forcst rcsnrxcs.
The club voted to contribuln a .mni
of money to help in the purchase or
seven more licrcs of land to be nddcd
to this reserve,
The next meeting of the Garden
uh will be held at the home of.
l
January 12.
BETTER FGQD
is assured by the usoof Rumford than with any other
powder. Its leaveniag quality and power are
unequaled (unexcelled) while in addition food
is actually made more nourishing by the use of
lRUMFORD
'l'lie Wholesome
halting
in Road's Toy Shop are hundreds of ingenu~
ous toys which not only entertain children
but teach them to make things.
Mothers and fathers are overjoyed to have
these toys in the house to occupy rainy days
or sick-a-bcd days.
Embroidery sets for little girls complete with
hoop, floss, stamped articles, etc. slup
Spelling boards amuse as well as instruct $1 *5“
Wonderwood petals in various colors, teach
children the art of flower making. 75 cts.
t“
N.
. ‘ \_‘
it... BAKING powpm
Toys Thai Teach
Alphabet and picture block with rounded ,
corners for tiny folks. 20 cts. up i
» Drawing eels with set of art cards and black-
board afford grcat fun 5i
lllll
Sewing machines for the tiny miss to fashion
3 i .50
clothes for her doilies.
soldiers.
mmes.
avg/1:. asil-alsmslL
ages.
ci‘iil
Tayinaker sets—a little ingenuity and a
child can make wooden animals and
$1 to SS
Mr sets in simple forms for young-
sters are also as complicated as older
children want them.
Stencil and paint sets have ruler, pencil,
eraser, paints, brush and stencils.
Si to $25
50 cts. up
Paulo maps of the United States in col.
ors will interest boys or girls.
Double game boards, sonic combining
baseball. football and a checker board.
The athletic boy will enter and learn
many of the details of these
50 cts.
absorbing
S l.25
Tool "knit cnmn‘rie \l'i'll hamlner‘ qw,
screw leVCI'. pencil riilpr on! "“1"? 9C-
cessorics for the bow who deli ‘m in mik-
iiw wnnrlen chit-ck,
Titer» or; Monti ptkar siu ‘N‘iAr‘ ‘l N'jmp‘
at well as play toys for clt‘ln'nn of all
ct in (10
Toy shop. l-‘uurth floor.
Norwalk Chronicler