Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 5, 1921 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

alumnae perfected a business machine
'--that covers the entire
' make. of verey Mount Holyoke woman

3 taken over the task of completing the

F. .
'Johnm of Senna Kills.“

Burma-emolumentrlpto
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Work “the body. in the lower
Ira-her is hung done by the crew of
no I”. tender John Rodgers
today.

 

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No meet-l brine! was transact-
uutmotthe Indies Md
Society at the Bart avenue M. E.
chine) Way.

The null! meeting of the‘Wom-
en's Am 0! Christ church is be-
in: held this afternoon at the
chord. the meeting starting at 3
o'cloa. Bin-lard lime.

 

 

Fisher-me. are reporting fair luck
with flat In). but the stormy weather
has done much to discourage them
in “gum down harbor" after their
finny pr”.

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There h a remarkable Increase re-
ported in the distribution of books
from the “he. of the East Norwaik
library, and it In believed that this is
due to are not that the public has
taken a renewed interest in fiction.

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The M Department is at pres-
ent cm in repairing First street.
patrhirg up mine of the bad holes
there. and will. upon the. completion
of the M there, turn its attention
do other ms in the Third district.

 

It is expected that there will be a.
large We at the group meet-
ing of the Enorth Leagues. to be
held rm evening at the East
avenue M. 3. church. When. Rev. R.
Irving Watkin- wiil give an address
on his work among the “poor whites"
in the Kendrick mountains. ,

Pupils at the seventh grade of the
Marvin school attended the lecture
and motion picture on the topic of
"How Life Begins." at the Regent
Theatre. on Tuesday morning. .The
lecture was both interesting and. edu-
rational and was enjoyed by all who
heard“. -

1:0 WA YTON“

Benjnnfln F. Parker of New York
was a good of relatives yesterday.
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The I.“ Aid society of. the .
Method!‘ church met yesterday for
an all-day sewing session. Much

work was accomplished.— ,
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The regular monthly business meet-
ing of the Friendly Service club, to be
held at the home of Miss Louise Rhes
has been postponed until Friday.
May 11. at 7 o'clock.

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At the meeting of the Ever Ready
circle, King: Daughters. held Tuesday
evening. it was decided to giv‘c- an an
flcrtainnm on Friday. lilay 13, hi the
Methodist Episcopal church. The cir-
cle hasmgaged Rev. Hugh Shields of
Ridgefield. the well-known imperson-
ator, to five the entertainment.

 

On Friday evening. May 13th. the
Rev. Hugh Shields. of the itiilguficld
I‘onmrgur'onal church. will he the"
(‘hlt‘f entertainer at an affair to he
hold at the Rowayion Methodist
church under the auspices of ihi‘ livcr
Ready Circle of the King's Daughters.
Rev. Mr. Shields. who is won-known
for his impersonations and his humor.
will take his characters principally
from James Whitcomh Riley. “The
enlcrtaimnent will start at 'l o’cl|-k
standard time.

 

The children of‘lhc village will be
entertained at the quarters of the
1:0wayton Hoar: Company. on 'Flaiur-
dav afternoon of this week. starting at
2 o‘clock. daylight saving time. when
:1 number- of the ladies of the. village
Flaw gotten together and prepared an

 

CONCORD SCHOOL.
Grade IV.
Reading of the Proclamation. -
Spring Flowern——Evelyn Your: Mary
Shayna-.2 “at. ml. Hie-

lenz. Dorothy Sutton. Anna May
~ O'Hara. Jolie Kvanoz. Helen Debor.
Helen Damlto. . ..
Three Little Track—Mildred ,. id.
Who Stole the Bird's Nest?
The Dandelion—Lenoy Warner.
Where to Look for the Biron-712ml:-
ard Beebee, William Serke.
The Helpers—Keith Young. Ethel
Moore. Billy Moore. Irene Chaney. '
Sir. Robin—School. -- .- 1
Spring Song—School. . . ~
Growing (acrostic)-—Mary ’Sante'llo.
Tony Mastroiina. ”mnklim..8lnvin.
Michael Flore. Isadore Rudoff. An-
nie Homer-sky. William Gerende.
Reading—~Remember the Trees.
Sanger—Pussy Willow—School. ., '
Robert of Lincoln—School. ‘_ .
Song—Good Night—School.

Grade u—Room 0.” ~
Song—The Wind Speckled.. Eggs—-
School.

 

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Selection—When Pippa :Rasses—
School.

P09m—-—The Bluebird’s Song-a-Mary
Yobbagg. W ,

Poem~—-\Vater Drops—Herman Rob-
inson. .'. .‘f

Selection —~ Great Wide ‘ World -———
School.

Song— -Apple Rummy—School.
Poem—Dandelion—Velma Czalga.
Poem—The Little Plant—Edna: Took—
er.
Selection—Who
School.
Poem—The
chclla.
Poem—‘A Pair Little Girl-«Irene'Vir-
gulak. .
Salutc——To the Flag—School. ‘
Song—America. 4

Stole the Nest ——

Thrush—Thomas :_ Blos-

 

Grade III—Room 'D.’

‘ Ethel Keeler. teacher.
Song—April Showers—«Class.
Recitation—Kenneth and Me—Mor-
ris Kaplin. Kenneth Jones.
Questions and Answers —— Birds -——
Class.

Recitation—The Trees—Jennie Cohen.
Leon \Volos, Yolanda Iluono. John
chko.

Recitation —— Bird Thoughts—Helen
Szaho.

Song—Arbor Day—Class.
Recitation—Bird Thoughts -— Lillian
Lucian.

Recitation-Robert of Lincoln—Class.
Recitation—Jack in the Pulpit—Mar-
garet Csch.

(:l'mlt‘ Ill—1mm B.

Remember the Trees—Florad‘Shep-

' herd. '

The Children and the Bluebird—~Bnr—

barn Brant.

Pine Noodles—Frank Jones.

The chcicst Sound—«Earl Siabcll.

Bird Thoughts—Gladys Arnold.

A Spring l.esson—~—Anl_v Newark. '

Planting a. Tree—«Sylvia. Abramson.

Thr- Blur-h'rrd—r-Johnnna Galyns.

On Arbor Day» rMnry Kocsis.

Thc I'm-ml TrvcsvfiAdzl. lltzingcr, llcl‘

cn Stark. Mary Kimiclnsky.

Reading—«Tamas D'Miglio.

Song—Room 13.

Grade V—Rooms A and F.

Song—~lh‘igbt Arbor [lag-”School.

Recitation -Thc Young Dandclion —-‘—
Four boys. room F.

{cclintion Sir Robin —- Marga rot
Tolh. room A.

Rccitaiion——\Vlmt Trccs Teach l's——

Fourteen hays and girls.

Sonmagpring Songrwflonm F.

Recitation—Tim Trcc—-—-l~‘.lma

man. room A. .

Recitation—31‘1”, Unsuccessful ll’untnr

—Sarnucl llockoff and Joseph Pc-

 

Frcc-

 

intcrrsting program. There will he a
slim” charge for each child. to defray,
rihr- : qwnsas of the hull. There will‘
lm. among other things, dancing forl
the hide-r children. and gamcs. under
1119 rurrp-ra'vision of Miss Marion Lynch.
for the younger children. The mhlh-
ri'S at“ the children are also, cordially
invited to attend. Mrs. Earl l". Sicv-“
ens will furnish the music for the;’
dancing. , l
MOUNT HOLYOKH CAMPAIGN l
_ l
Hopr to Carnplcic thc 334100.000 for}
Endowment Fund. ;
SUITE HADLEY, Mass. May 5.~—f
Tuesday. May 3. was set as ops-Hing}
(late of the intensive campaign by;
which the alumnae and friends of?
Mount Holyoke College mean to cmn- _
pletc'the 83,000,000 set as the olljcc-‘l
live at their endowment fund appeal.‘
The day promises to be one of mo-!
ment in the history of this pioneer“
institution in the field of higher edu-
cation for- women. for it is planned to!
have every one of the more than 7.000
Ilounl Holyoke Women participate in
a great series of get-together dinners
and luncheon: to be. held fro-m coast
so coast. The schedule calls for over
000 of these gatherings and the en~
Geavar‘hu
at the me our as the differences
in time will permit. Men and women
of not will be among the speakers and
the Decision is meant to serve as a
time {or renewal of the memories and
friendship. of college days as well as
tor inauguration of the period of ac-
tive mulching.
This ram-wide series of dinners is,

 

I but one phase of the relfiarkable or-;

ganimion which the alumnae of
Mount Eolyoke have built up in a
comparatively short time. Having
fund the

33,000,000 endowment

county and
an active working unit. With an in-
dividual quota. of $305 assigned to
mh alumna. the campaign slogan is
"Get or Give 8305," and this the
Slaughter: of Mount Holyoke mean to
do by the end of May.

 

4:00.000 Alums OF LAND FLOODED
, 1m ROCK. May 5.—Measures
Mere being taken today to afford re-
lief to “silicate of the Bayou Creék

 
 

 

to have as many held Tree Quotations—

l
HUSBAND AND WIFE BOTH SICK

writes:

could not use them. She‘ has had no

trouble since takin ‘F -
Pills. ‘ 3 Ole, we!“

no man marmal‘oley Kinda

rcnzl.
Sonzv Morning—Char. girls. room A.
Reading JPrnclamaiion.

Reciia i inn— rrGold Finch ~9M3 ry (‘u-

 

lronc.

Rccilatlmi l‘iird Thoughts —— Helen
Mezzo.

Sonar—Lullaby and Good Night——
Room 1“.

Recitation—“The Crow—John Strauh.

Recitation—Tho 0riolcs——Tessie Eng-
lish.

RecitailnneeA Shasta Legend———Adc—
lino. Chase.

Song! Spring.

Recitatinnm'l‘l‘le
Mary \‘cno.

Recitation—J1me Four Seasons‘l’our
girls. '

Song-~Anlerk‘a. the Beautiful—lloom
A.

Recitation -— The Wayfarer-«Samuel
Di Amico.

Song—The Planting Song-—School.

 

Humming Bird—

Gradc VI—Roorns G. H. I.
Song—America, the Beautiful.
Reading—A Proclamation ——-'Charles

Sigsway. .
Gladness of Nature—Mae Gardner.
Reading—John James Audubon.
Auntie's Bird—Gaza Toth.

The Oak—Raymond Polsey.

- Maple—Louis Oravez.
Elm—Thomas Yocsik.
Willow—~Steven Vows?
Apple—Tony Peccerella.

The Nesting of- the Birds.

Piano 80le Agneee.

Lessons from the Trees—Margaret
Sigsway.

Get Out and Scratch—Frank Katona.

\Vhat the Trees Teach Us——Julius
Haas. George Hillow.. Fred Van
Scoy. Steven Cheh. Isadore Framer
Steven Bodner. Russell Fraser. An:

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The Early Owl—Sophie Alexander“

John Burroughs—Danie! Kama.

Bird Quotation.—
The Netting—imam.
Gentlemtn Roblné-Eva "Mat.
Bobollnk—Helen Bar-tray.
Bluebird—Herman ’l’oth.
Humming Birch-Lucy Codabile.
Meadow Lark—Gertrude Stabell.
Sandplper—Elsie Ogrlnoe.
Phoebe-Veronica Palinkor.
Catbird—Giady! Mayer.
Little Brown Wren—Helen Kalil.
Mocking Bird—Anna Laurie.
Oriole—Holy Lever.

Mandolin Solo—Nellie Tiee.

The Creation of the Biron—891m
Brack.

The Shade Tree—Irene Kinks.

The Binds to Hiawatha—John Even.
Andrew Subo. '

The Myth of the Song Sparrow—Ern-
ma Kery.

The Thrush———Rose Travo.

Tamhura Solo—John Bennylr. ‘

The Song of the Pine—Helen Nash.

Sir Robin-*Esther Feinsod.

Flower Quotations—
The Flowers—~Susan Lent.
Windflowen—IMrothy Mayer.
Arbutus— ra Paris.
Violet—Lena Lucian.
Lilies—Julia Ferenzy.

The Crow—hennard Wilmont.

Facts About Trees.

The Brovm Thrush Song—Lena Rob-

lnson.

A Bird's Nest-lielen Miller.

How to Make a. Whistle—America

Christopher.

Plano Solo-Lena Robinson.

'Apple Seed John—Mary Che-h. I

Song—America.

 

 

 

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CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
"To Men Who Know”

163 Washington Street
Keeler Building

The Newest in

Neckwear
Harding Blues
Coolidge Browns .
$1.00 each

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South N orwaik

 

 

Glasses That Are Right

Preserve the sight.

See

THAMER, lNC.

Optometrist: and Opticians
8 IAtlantic St, Stamford

 

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Quality should be the
thought. The best coal is
cheapest in the long run.

first
the

If you can't burn it, coal is not
cheap at any price. That. which we
are now offering is of excellent

quality. We welcome your inspeo
tion. Coal in the cellar is good in-
surance.

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108 Water St. South Not-wall:
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Formerly $18.00 to $165.00

 

 

New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves, Florence Oil
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Couch Hammocks . . . . . . . .. .$9.00 to $55.00

Formerly $15.00 to $95.00

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Window Screens, Screen Doors and Baby

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$1.00 Delivers a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet.“

 

 

 

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