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Judge John R. Booth at the Court
ot Common Pleas. who was the
guest *ot Attorney Loo Davis at the
"gum woolly meeting the Kiwanis
club hold yesterday noon at tho Nor.
walk Country club. received his first
oflloial announcement that his nom-
ination as a judge ot the Superior
court had boen confirmed by the den-
ate. when President Arthur 0. Wheel-
or read. the nowo tram a bulletin oent
to tho Kiwaniamoeting by the Evo-
ning Sentinel.
Just a few minute: previously.
Jud" Booth hdd been 'called upon by
President Wheeler.0and had said
that ho was delighted to again be
present at a luncheon at the club. he
having boon. present at a Kiwanis
meeting here as a guest about two
years ago. He said that he hoped to
be present as a guest at some tuturo
meetings.
When the news was received that
Judge Booth'd'appointment was sure.
the member-rot tho club rose and
gave the newest member at the lu-
perlor court Judiciary a rousing cheer.
to which he replied with a few words
ot thanks.
Thoro was no regular speaker yooé
torday attornoon. the time of the
meeting being taken up with various
mall matters and announcements 0!
Lcoming events. .
Advice. both humorous and serious
was given to those members oi the
clubs who are, to leave for the eon-
vontion at hunts. Go... on the
13:10 a. m. (D. '1‘.) train on Sunday
morning tram tho South Norwalk do-
pot. .
Those who are to leave are Presi-
ident and Mrs. Arthur C. Wheeler.
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan and Mrs.
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Quinlan: Charles Mints Ind Mrs.
Mints. Mr. and Mrs." Charles Wimp!-
heimer. Dr. and hire. Scaplon. Frank
1. Jones and Samuel emanate.
Vieo-proddont Fred Moran is unable
to to; and ex-Preoident Fred L. Lom~
eon sent word ' to the club that hen
would be unable to attend. his dent
hlsbootwioboototho olubandoold
thathohopodtoboablotosoturnto
the weekly meetings in a. short time.
Among the items of interest in
connection with tho coming convon-
tion. ameng the instructions to the
delegates was that train Fred Moran
who advised thorn to have a cheer,
ready so an to announce their arrival
at all meetings; Rev. T. J. Finn said
that the matter of classification
should be taken up so that it can be
said that he expected to play gait ov-
ory dew while Charlie Wimpth'otmor
oaidthathointendedto havoagood
time and lot the delegates “do the
work. ~
President Wheeler said that ho had
been asked to lead the discussion on
Tuesday morning at the conference of
club presidonto on the mapping out ot
a year‘s activities and said that he
intended to talk to them about in-
culcating tho Kiwanis spirit in each
club; the spirit or tun. and tho spirit
of co-oporation and oervice.
Attorney Quinlan said that he
wished to thank tho club'tor a chance
to attend tho convention and midi
that he intended to go with. an open
mind and do as the others did. He
thanhodtho club for an opportunity
to add to his education by the trip——
at tho club's expense. He hoped to
bring back -oome new ideas and
thoughts. which he hoped would be
of value.
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Charles Mints said tint he intend.
ed to do as Attorney Quinlanqua and
mid that he also hoped to , gather
some holptul ideas.
Rev. Ernest F. )1me interned
the delegates and others going that
they would ilnd in addition to the
'spirit ot run. a high‘ moral and opir-
itual purpose back of the meeting.
The international relations between
tho United States and Canada are be-
in; strengthened by those gatherigs
and he felt sure that such would be
the ease with this convention.
Father Finn in his talk mid that
he felt sure that this convention
would do much towards developing a
spirit of unity among the men or the
North and tho men at the South. tho
not and the West. and that tho bet-
ter understanding that would arise
between these representatives of var-
ious parts of the country Would do
’much towards a better mutual under.
standing betwee ntheoe sections.
KiWaniS ' Club
Notes ;
Edward R. VonCastleberg, who has
been ill mince January of this year.
attended his first Kiwanis luncheon
since leaving the hospital. yesterday.
He was welcomed back moat heartily.
being given a rousing cheer by the
members.
I
The cigars yesterday were “on"
William F. Taylor, tanner. who three
do” ago became the father oi’.an..
other "farmer." this being the second
boy to be born in.the. Nior finally.
0
' Duncan Frinell was present yester-
hy for the nret time in several weeks
and was full of his usual good advice
to the members of tho Glee Club.
O 0 O
The Glee Club came in (or more
praise yesterday at the hands 0!
President Wheeler. He said that ho
appreciated their eaorto' and that he
lelt‘that they imparted a moot jovial
spirit to the meetings.
0 O O
Korwalk rates well in the average
attendance among the New England
Kiwanis clubs according to a report
given by President Wheeler.
day noon.
bunch of these flowers graced tho
guests and speaker's table.
_ O O O
C. E. Cutler was to furnish tho
prize for the attendance. Ho was not
present so that L. H. Nash. who won
tho prise will have to wait a. while for
it.
0 .0
Fred Giorchino had Max Plant as
his guest: Superintendent of Schools
Brunjo- of Franklin Junior High
school as his guest; Attorney Leo
Davis had Judge John R. Booth as
his guest. and there were also sev—
eral other guests present.
0 I 0
Judge John Keogh. who was to
furniah the text (or the day. was ab-
sent yesterday. Fred Ells will tur-
niah it next week. -
O O 0
Porter Emerson Browne. the new
member ot the club. has not as yet
made an appearance. he being away
trom town.
o o o
Conrad P. Frey was so anxious to
to get the attendance prise drawn.
that he failed to realise that he who
to start the roll call yesterday.
o e o .
Rogers d: Stevens wore the "Silent
Boosters" tor the day. there being a
handsome leather covered memoran-
dum book at each place. The book
is a perpetual memorandum of novel
design. and was much appreciated.
0 O 0
"Silent Boosters“ were urged to
Senor-
“Poppy Day" was observed when a
George V. Buchanan had Principal
get in their line work on the day or
lJuno- not. when ”Our Best Girl's”
Day will bo ~ observed. President
Wheeler mid that a number of things
might be given on that day.
I e o o
Arrangements will no made. it was
announced yesterday. so that those
golfers who are going to Atlanta will
be able to play their matches on their
return. instead of forfeiting their
matches. by default.
. I O O
Wendell P. ‘Milligan and Leigh Dan-
enberg of the Evening Sentinel. were
introduced yesterday by “Jim" Don-
no“! as his guests and were accord-
ed a hearty rocoptiou. Both spoke
briefly. thanked the members for the
reception 'accorded' them. and said
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BEEN. LAID
nglish Specialist Asserte
Poets Lameness Was Due‘
to Other Cause.
A‘h‘h! Revel Academy 0‘ n'“'
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or! s lam-non. showing It m 3“
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t- I wr.‘-s the London ”0‘
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as Trelawnoy drew near death he did
not like to go down to his grave with
the he undithdi‘awun.
Tried.” Bide Detect ._,
”Dr. Cameron concluded that
BByron's lameness was due to Little's
disease. This is borne out by m-
lawnoro description: "To hide his
lameness. he always entered a room
quickly. running rather than walking.
In the streets he moved with a po-
euliar sliding gait—with the gait of a
person walking on the balls and toes
of the foot. Finally. Moron from
Little's disease aro m'ono b convulsive
soisuroo like those of: option-7K and
Byron toward the close of his life had
been attache.” -
First typewriter was produced in
1“? by Christopher L". lholed of
Milwaukee.
25 Million More
Women. than Men
Berlin. flay u.—-’1'wonty-nvo mil-
lion women in Europe must go hus-
handle- to their graves. '
There simply aren't enough men to
go around. The World War has
caused a‘ shortage of 36,000,000 men.
leaving a surplnce oi that number or
'womongwho—unloeo bigamy is intro-
tinned—mud tone the battles of lite
without a male companion.
According to the records of tho Ger--
man Statistics Office. in 101! Europe.
while containing «0.000.000 inhabi-
tants. had a surplus of 0.500.000 wom-
en. The total population has since
increased to 415,000,000 people with
a surplus 0! 25,000,000 women.
Thus hetero the war there were
non-ts of John Mutt-J. ”3. MI
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every thousand men. ‘ Before the war
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women surplus decreased from 1.020
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