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NORWALK KIWANIS CLUB
ATFAIIIRANDSONLUNCHEON
optfltottholuncheontro-themn
nod Lyon erected the ice by giving
anuto rain which gained
hoarty opphnoo. The and. in con-
noctton with the ringing or “Defy.
logo and the WI 3.,"_" a root Kiwani- song,
tine nptrit ohown by Xlwonlona to- m“ the .ppyovu ot the boy
wan-do their youthful gueota connbinod "m
to make the occasion an aupidooo
one: which will be remembered for
mantaweeh. The oneceooot the
"Father and Son” luncheon will be
particularly interesting to other Ki-
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T0 HENRY BISHOP ANNOUNCED
5'41" YORK. April 5.—-l"or-al announcement of the engage-
" " T-liu Gloria Gould to Henry A. Enhap,.Jr., of Bridgeport,
; I» ‘rmre tonight by Mr. and Ire. ngdon Gould, her parents.
.:.~~r and dance held in Eterry'o. The bridegroom is a non of
' .\. Bishop. a director in oevoral Conneetxout bank: and cor-
m' and a former member of the state legislature.
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'1 of Mr. Gould and the late
T7"!‘.On Gould and> btho
- v! thnir revel: children. She
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‘t-i. Anthony Druol. Jr.
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FOREIGN TRADERS
AT NEW ORLEANS
SSW YORK. April 5.-—With reg.
countrlea plane for the New Or-
leans Foreign Trade convention. nay
2-8-4. are rapidly taking shape.
Inpha‘e will be laid on the un-
portance at European markets to
American foreign trade and prosper.
ity. The opening oe-ion of the con-
ventlon will consider a report on
“European Conditions Today.” ope-
ciany prepared for this meeting by a
comitteo ot the Natlonol Foreign
Trade Council.
In this no oesaion Dr. Jeremiah
W. Jonhn. Alexander Hamilton ind-
tnte. will diocn- "European Progn-
During the Your." Some of the her-
rtoro encountered in trading wtth
Europe will be decrlbed by W. F.
Gophart. m National bank of St.
Louie: while methods 02 trading un-
der abnormal condltion‘n and in the
taco o! d ‘
warming of turkey with all
tract or an order
.Waahington.
inrotlona alreody received my; “chic: or the union. in which the
twentyoono state: and two {mm latter urged the otllcero to stamp out
unneceooary profane language. Father
Finn remarked that the late Product"
Roosevelt had mule the lame onu-
ment in addreodng the Holy Name
Society of Brooklyn N. Y.
The luncheon melt. wan delicious
of the
duo's. Proprietor seem: 'Aahley
by the manner in which the born. on
well on the club memhefl. “pitched
in.”
Several important announcementn
were made by President Arthur C.
Wheeler. some of which oro reported
In tho “Klwnnb Club Notoo." Mr.
Wheelt announced that he woo de-
lighted to provide a other loving cup
to be preeonted to tho but goiter in
the Kiwanis club. He ouggeeted that
the rule. for the contents be I.“ with
a committee consisting ct Frederick L.
urn-on. Judge William F. Manny
and Fred Moran.
Preaident Wheeler then brought up
tho nutter ot wh-ther or not the Ii-
wanle club ehouid actively portictpato
in the “clean-up week" campaign to
be conducted by the Board 0! Health.
Dr. Robert E. Perdue. health omcer.
urged the club to endoroo the can:—
paign and to appomt a committee to
cmoperato with the Board or Health.
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan approved
of the plan nying that the “Clean-
up Week" war in the interert ot pub.
ilc health. it was Voted to endoroe
the plan and to appoint a committee.
President Wheeler appotntod the
following committee: Charlo- '1'. Di-
Inond. Charleo E. Hoyt. Frank I.
(John and John Mllno.
Another feature of the “on who
the rolhcoli {allowing which the boy!
were given three rousing cheer- led
by Part President union. Drawing
of prize. was next in order. The
regular attendance prt. was won by
Omar F. Schultae. A opectal prize (or
the boy: was won by Bflnherhofl
“'oodward Kendall. It ”I I boy
scout knife.
In the opening of tho formal pro-
mm !or the luncheon. Mont
Wheeler made a rhort. but oplendid
addreeo in which he welcomed the boy
guest- ” thanking them for attending
the dinner. He declared that he kept
young by mingling with the boy. He
then read a poem entttled "a.
Bridge Builder" which won hearty
approval. )lr. “'heeler declared that
(other: would not a good example
(or their none. and to naive to old in
making them clean men wh- they
reach maturity.
SPECIAL Hr. Wheeler then turned the meet-
ing oner to the Scout Connieoioner
7 Cherie- ‘l'. Dinner-d. It was through
SATL RDAY Xr. bimond‘o edorta that no any oi
the gueota were Boy Scouta‘
ONLY "Fathers. watch your atop!" .11!
:Mr. Dirnond. ‘1 an tantm‘ with the
o incoming movement. We need load-
CandIeSths jera in this movement. It to up to
Kiwanis to turniah on with ouch
. 'leodero. The eoout movement to
$1.00 pm .toword the making of finer men out
i“ the younger male generation."
Rev. Ernest F. HeGregor. the ooc-
}: 0111' m ‘ond opeohor. declared the: the bore
.nhould learn to "bring up father." 8e
—— bad that every good Kiwantan want-
fed to bring hie eon up to be another
mood Kiwanian became the
[club was based upon the two princi-
opola ”we
Rule."
hoyo had I. rolponothwty
(other: and ohould urge the latter to -
co-operate with mahlng the former
better bore and later better then.
Klwanio
build" And "the Golden
He then commented that tho
toward
Rev. Thomas J. Finn read an ex-
inued by George
then commander h
f'When children reach the age ot
reoponaibillty and of r'eaooning right
tron wrong.” told Father Finn. "then
they have a per-coal obligation in
there mattera."
country; we need unity between all of
no. Lotuatrytogainthinunityhy
greater Ire-operation between
and Inn."
We have a great
fuller
Poet Preaident Mutton declared
that the Klwanio club was bored upon
the Golden Rule. Ho aid that the
80,000 membero of the national or-
ganiaation had put into
principal promulgated 2.000 you-o ago
and that the Klwanlr cluh mted the
boy! to live up to it as well no Incu-
bern of that organization. The Ice.
elonelooed withtho Mot the
elect tho
canny. New Orleono. "Star Spangled Banner.”
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newlnner Borbor—h’ovtgotloomnal
atNowOrloaoow-lnbotonnanyop-
onod. Thiscanaleennoctatholto-
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Woodward Kendall. kayo-tore nan.
in“. Rural! Kuhneh Willi-In Gno-
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said that over ace manna-cm etched. Owtngtoiherocontdeathot
toreot land are now without protec- tho bridee’ “that. ‘hht‘ilmo: I
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Kiwanis Club
Notes
'h-no Ktw-anh Iplrtt won ohown at
the "Father had sen" luncheon.
I O O
The pep and onthuioon of the
m‘ we. worthy ot the Klwanll
organisation. . .
O
The coiling laces of the happy boy
gneato ot the club wore an Whoa
to Ktwoatana in thotr our: to nacho
the luncheon a note:
0 O O
The “Father and Son” luncheon
will be on annual affair of the club.
Preddent Arthur c. Wheeler ao-
nounood. It nkht ho won to ”he
it o I‘ll-annual event.
0 O 0
Now that the hero have been on-
eertatned. tho gtrio are look” tor-
word to tho time when they will be
the gum of the sing.
O
The. majority or the her M
were Boy Mta Tho clean-cot and
intelligent appearance or the lad-
waa indicative of the “undid train-
o_vo o
Mona-tunermm-r to
the ”We! dogwo-
him Mind
or the Inootthg. introducing the
epeohora
0 0 O
Thedat‘aofethopro-otaflonotthe
node-l o-ody 11): Value Ito-
rfllo‘to April It. “theme-neutron!-
oi New York. will oddro- tho Xi-
wanio club at the luncheon neat
My. Rabbi meernnan has
and” in Nan-am on oevoral occa-
dono. A brillbnt speaker. he will
be welcom again with open ornu.
O O 0
Fred Lam-on he: olgnliied hie in-
tention of winning the prize Iofing
cop other-ed by Proddont Arthur C.
Wheeler tor the member or the club
play-Ingthobeugolf. Itinpredlcted.
however. that Fred will find more
thahhmtchwhenhoclalhenwlth
Prof. Cochran. a guitar of wide repute.
o o o
llatty We. noted intercollegiate
runner who. remarkable records
have ohottored on pet porter-cancer.
wuthegnottotDr.EH-licleronat
the luncheon.
O O 0
Elmer Orolgand Fred Loon deoerve
much coat tor them {in which
they hoe-p the en of the club
at hm pitch. Aver-auto pair. they
rarely not a high example tor other
m clnho all over the United
Rotor. Thetdoaio'a new onoaae
may be well m by other
Kiwani- orgoahatlono
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SAYS NEW HAVEN IS
DRUG TRAFFIC CENTER
NEW HAVEN. April S.——Aaahtant
United States Attorney Cohen. told
Judge Harm: Howe ycnterday. while
arguing tor a narcotic drug case. that
New Haven was the center of tho hab-
it forming drug traffic in the otate.
“use! {or Jooeph Maren. charged
with nonunion and sale of narcotics.
had pleaded for leniency. Mr. Cohen
had naked the court to impo. ade—
ouate Jail antenna on all convicted
peddlern.
The lore-u cane waocontinned un—
til Tucoday. and that o! Winter: A.
Joanne. on selling charger. won eon-
tlnued until Honda.
Johnlflynnorhoixth Norwam‘n
honor flotation charge. who Ib-
charged on grenade o: mum ecl-
deuce.
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Certificate- otinoorporatlon were
filed yoderdayattheomcoottheno-
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Groghnlne Fox-no. Inc. Grc-twleh.’
Genital. 8500.000: to begin with
81.00.: incorporatoro. Richard A.
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