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wire tired. but upon finding the «a rt-
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m using iurnlture‘and dining
rm fixtures as weapons. Streams of
a water from a fire hose were then
turned on without eflect.

as a last resort Wardeen Lanlttord
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I'M”) COUNTY
Y. M. G A. NEWS

Entree Crone at Nichols Active
The older Y. M. C. A. group at
Nichols is doing a very helpful piece
, of work in helping in leadership‘ for
' the work of the two younger groups.
This is the logical development of
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were begun last tall are proving of
very great value and the interest is
running high. The Senior basketball
tearn has been making a very fine
record in the Bridgeport Sunday
school League. The Nichols' groups
have been sharing their benefits with
a boy in Foochow. China. He is
known as “The Nichols Boy." The
group is helping very largely to keep
him in school. At Christmas time.
he sent Christmas remembrances to
the leaders and the boys or the group.
This contact was formed through 0.
G. Rcurnann, formerly the County Y.
M. C. A. Secretary and no'w'a mis-
sionary of the Congregational
Church in Foochow.

County Y. M. C. A. Secretary Visits
, Bethe] Junior Group

0‘ The Junior Group of Bethel. un-
. derrthe leatbrship of Restle Ohlweil-
g, er. in meeting in the Assembly Hall
. of the Grassy Plains School. Mr. Sax-
ton met with the group last week and
is planning to be with them on Wed-
nesday night of this week.

County Y. M. C. A. Committee Met in

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' hurled at them by the to-

Nobody Was seri-
“mi-cm William E. Lanktord sud
{fie aiter denouncing the iced.
* mmtable and refused to go, to‘

mom cells and submit their grievances
’h I?! ord‘efly manner. This they re-

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Canaan are entering upon I whodule
{or intermediate team'sia a~ hosgethaii
lenses. The teams? are
well-matched and it is Mod
the contest wilt be” very etch.

Yale visited Bi id this past week-
end. Mémhera of the teens were: .1.
8. Golden. coming to Yale from China:
D. s. Sanford..1'rom Bedding in this
county; J. 8. Rossiter of Alberta.
Canada. World War. veteran. It was
one or the most profitable college
deputation visits that we have had.
In spite of the disagreeable weather.
a very good-sized company gathered
at the Congregational Church. Sun-
day evening. to hear brief addresses
by all three of these men.

New Canaan Pioneer-Y Boys Share

With Boys or Other bands

The boys of New Canaan Pioneer-
Y Group have contributed 815 to
promoting Y. M. C. A. work for boys
in foreign lands. This is'the largest
contribution made by any group in
this county and one of the largest in
the state. This interest was aroused
by the visit or Mr. Hall' of China and

 

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