3. .35 5.;
- . «5.. A335. 3;
”a. ,.
4.;
,
‘ ‘ Itidgotlold.
-
4 View Crest.
O O
t,” O
t instead of
M mu at. o'clock.
in ‘ '
eight
C
' «taste sot-inn. mum—MI.
. O .
tors of the South
Fills-day afternoon.
« ~ } O n
The Congregational Chornl
noodsy afternoon at three o'clock.
. . ,
a-Iahigh coal. Harris 6:: Gone.
O O 0
he Ladies' Aid Society of the
Episcopal
church will serve a hot roast beef
six
There will
and
rllait Avenue Methodist
supper Wodnesday evening ut
o'clock in the Church.
be a booth of fancy articles
candy for Isle.
O O I
All who are interested in
Equal Rights Amendment are invit-
ed -to attend the meeting
League of Women Voters. to be held
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Georg Thorno Hill. East uvenuv.
whether they are members of the
League or .not. .
O 0
—Largo pea coal. Harris 6; Guns.
0 C I
- Miss Vila Lincoln and Miss No-
valt. students at the ‘ Merrill Busi-
ness School here. won first and sec-
ond~prim in a typing contest held
in tho Merrill School in Stamford
recently. The two students stand-
ing.highcst in tests conducted in
each of the Merrill schools in New
York. Port Chester. Stamford. and
South Norwalk, entered the contest.
The tests were international 'i‘yp-
ihg Contest Examinations. and wtrc
marked according to the Interna-
tional rules. Ten points were de-
‘dumod for each error made, the
contestants writing for fifteen min-
utco. In the contest Miss Lincoln
wrote at tho rate of 78 gross words
"I minute for fifteen minutes. with
a not record of 59 2~5 words a min-
uto for fifteen minutes. without er—
rors. She received a beautiful sil-
.\‘cr cup as a reward for her skill
and speed. Miss Novak was second
with a not record of 68 3—5 words
A minute Without errors for llliitccn
minutes. and was awarded a gold
pencil.
O O
r. -—Buy Your.Vlctr01a on our Club
"Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
O O 0
'Harold Wilson. of Norwalk. was
found guilty of operating an auto-
mobile without an operator's license
Saturday morning by'Judgo Von-
burgh in the the uptown city court.
Jlo W‘s flfinod $10 and costs. but the
lino was suspended upon payment of
costs amounting to Sta.
.. C C t
' «In. John H. Ferris. of 30 “'cst
avenue. is recovering from nu op-
eration performed Thursday at hr-r
homo. Dr. Kellogg is [lilt‘lldlrlg her.
0 C O
--Beet coal. Harris 6:. Guns.
0 O 0
Clayton iii-arts of Main street and
Ralph Huntington of Courtlundt
place wore visitors in Bridgeport
Friday evening. .
O U' 0
Dr. and iiirs. ,M. lltibin of .\‘.w
.Yorlt city were gutsts )‘(‘.‘w‘it“i‘tl.’t)'
with their daughter. Mrs. J. 3:1. Jo-
sent of Flax lllll road.
I O O
Mr. and Mrs. \Villlum lllciimnn
and Mr. and Mrs. Philip \Vurdell and
daughter Patricia. oi’ Waterbury,
were guests yesterday of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence St. John of East nu:-
into.
C O 0
George Gregory and Max Iiubcr rc-
inrnod to their studies today at
Haratrom's Prep School. following a.
week'ond spent at their homes in
Brooklyn, N. Y.
t O A
Thomas Finnrgun of Riverside
avenue spent. the work-end in
C I I
Miss Kathryn Smith of Van Dunn
Ivonne was a visitor in Bridgeport
Baturd ay.
0 O O
,, Ira Harris of Chestnut street was
a whiter in New York city vestcr-
joey. -
,. C O Q
. nine Dorothea Mitchellaot .uzun
ltloot entertained over the week—
end. Miss Marjorie Dcnton and Mrs.
Evolyn P. “'elile of Brooklyn. Ktw
York.
, O O 0
Louis Fume returned to his du-
ties in New York city after spending
the Week-end with his parents or
'ty Brief and Pet's-t)"
L twill be a sowingniooting of ‘11-; Hill "saunter-thing exorcise
.~ Aid Society of the First Mrs. Jooems mother in
V 5‘1 church at two o'clock tomor- . .1 -
‘ L . can instead of Wednesday
- . at the home of Mrs. S. M.
flaunt. No. 108. will hold
molar monthly business meet-
- ‘ tomorrow
““ in the K. or c. Hall. Washing.
th'
I". Endeavor Circle of King's
Norwnlk
‘ . V tional church will meet at
m of Mrs. Reed H. Flynn. 'i'J
Ivonne. at three o‘clock. on
So-
other will meet at the church “'01!-
the
of the
spent ilic week-end as the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Seaman
New York.
nun. entertained nut birthday party
:it her home. yesterday afternoon. in
honor of tho illli birthday of her
daughter.
or games, dancing and music was
"lijuyotl.
veil.
Stark.
Sully Yutirtlisky. Dorothy Jones. \VIL
liitni Jones. Arthur Jones, \V’llliam
licngyvl.
l.l‘llg)(‘|. Stephen Bulasz, John Bul—
usz, Albert Bolus. Mrs. Hilda Jones
and Mrs. Sadie Yourdlsky.
. O O
Uridgcprot announce the birth of a
daughter.
Mrs. Blsco was before her marriage.
Miss I'curl Levy oi South Norwalk.
with Jerry Sufranck of Webster street
l-‘riday.
Miss Anna Janei of Taylor avenue
and Miss Katherine Smith of Eliza-
beth street have gone to New York
city. where they have
tion and will make their home.
week-end of Mrs, Julls Budoveky of
9 Ely avenue.
rnrd spent the week-end at the home
of her parentBQMr. and Mrs. James
Bodnrr of Oak street.
trect.
s o o .
cnlng. ' . . .
walks today. V
e o o
avenue
New York city yesterday.
e o o
visitor in Norwalk last. evening.
0 v 0
old Osborn of Mamaroneck. N. Y.
O O 0
Mrs. M. Josem returned
lowing a month's
York city.
U 0 0
Th e
ning at the club
street.
tertained.
.‘ C O O
in Mount. Vernon. N. Y.
O O U
\Viiiiam Conley.
and Mrs.
Woodward avenue entertained
day evening
birthday. 0 Games,
music were enjoyed.
were also served. Among
Collins. Robert Ryan.
William null and Mrs.
Delananty.
O O O
“'illiam 1'1.
Nollie,
Mrs.
(laughter.
their home in
visit wiht Mr.
Garfield of 32
and Mrs.
Lowe street.
0 C 0
hour that she has recovered/from
lact- recent illness.
0 O 0
There will be a meeting of the
Girl Scouts of St. Joseph’s school.
at the school. tomorrow afternoon.
o e o
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hodus of
Bridgeport. ‘
O O 0
Mrs. Samuel Libertine of 30 Lowe
street and Miss Roso Frederici of
Wall street spent the week~end with
relatives in New York.
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Mr). Frank Sandor and daughter.
Elizabeth of Sound View avenue
of
O i 0
Mrs. Hilda Jones of 23 Ely ave-
.lJorothy. An afternoon
Refreshments were ser-
The ghosts included: I-lclcn
lilsic Clnquo, Helen Dalasz,
l-Jrnest Lengycl, Edward
Air. and Mrs. Gustave Biseo of
at their home. Friday.
Jean Nouilct
of Dnricn visited
0 n O ‘
lilies Mary Mola of Ely avenue.
taken posi—
o o o _
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lucas of
:rldgeport were guests over the
e o 0
Miss Elizabeth Bodncr of Stam-
Iention avenue.
. hdmmm
I
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob E. Josem of
”flu-stunt: musthatthfs‘flvom soma—
, smylllllioadolisn your
”gt-close home. irm‘oar
”Macmillan/emu.
“has.“ or
in who.”
women,
, ore'm~Ws’ro
Miss autumn-e more is
her halite in Brooklyn. Nos! refit.
following o. week-end ”gtiflfll
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexanders»: Spring
Sherman Powers” of East Not-walk
was a visitor in Wootport' Friday ev-
Edgar 0. Whittaker 3;. New Ha-
ven is a business visitor in the Nor-
Miss Mildred Fihklcr. of Putnam
entertained friends from
Bob Holandor of Stanford was a
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Morse and
daughters. Bettyand Genevieve. and
Miss Marion London of .East avo-
nuc. were guests yesterday of Miss
Horse's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Don-
to her
home on Lowe street yesterday. fol~
visit with her
daughter. Mrs. .Oacar Gudll of New
‘
South Norwaik Quartctto
club held a smoker Saturday ove- n ,o o ,
There will be a meeting of the
club of Christ church tomorrow eve-
rooms on River
A supper was served and a
comedian from New York city on-
Ward Whplpie ‘of West avenue re-
turned to his home after spending
the week-end with Ernest Stephens
jr.. son of Mr.
William Conley of 46
sev-
eral of his friends atohls' homo Fri-
ln honor of his 12th
dancing and
Refreshments
those,
present were Helen Delananty, Mu-
riel Talmadge. Eleanor Wilcox. Eliza.
both Conley. Ethel Delananty, Mary
Irving Hull. ‘ ‘ '
The first in a series of sermons on
"Faith" was given by Rev. H. Gran-
strom at the Swedish Congregational
church. last night. _ Rev. Granstrom
of
At the Sunday school
services he gave a very interesting
talk to the children on the subject
Samuel Green. Raymond Talmadgr.
Orville Tnlmadge. \Villiam Colncy Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. William Conley. Mrs.
and Mrs.
Garfield and
have returned to
Port Chester after 8.
Nicholas
Miss Anna Regan of Quintard avo-
nue is ill at her home with the grippe.
O O 0
~ Fricnds of Miss Mary Corcoran of
South Main street will be pleased to
Flax Hill road had as their guest
over the week-end Michael Toth of
evening .
one) disco-lo of items pertinent to
a. mi.
over-y
hold following
Newton: citr- ‘ .
i . . . ‘ . .. » .7 .,
Foliow‘l .hall. April 24.
Christian church at
gatlonal church 'wiil meet for
O O 'C
" Reggie Capuano of Fort
street is ill at (111! home.‘
- 0 O
with his sop. Charles (ialh’dlt
O O 0
moved to COVo avenue.
ulng at 7 o’clock.
l o o o
avenue: will entertain
ing at 8 o'clock.
O C 0
street.
a 0 O
14.
.around Community Hall.
recently accepted the pastorate
this church.
of "Possibilities."
. O O
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of
the church W'cdnesday night at ‘6
to'ciock. There will also be tables
of fancy articles and candy.
0 O 0
Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor of- the
Advent Christian church left today
for Boston. where he .wiil attend a
conference of the board of the New
England School of technology. Rev.
Mr. Piper is president of the board.
e a e
The Dorion house is being reno-
vated. it will be reopened in May.
0 O 0
Confirmation was held at Christ
church. yesterday morning. Six
were confirmed by Rt. Rev. Chaun-
cey B. Brewster. D. 1). Bishop Brew-
ster delivered a sermon on "Tho Or-
der of Life." Following the con-
llrmation exercises. he also gave a
talk to the members of the class.
U 0 O
The East Nom-nlk Library which
was closed during repairs last. week.
will be open as usual tomorrow.
Mrs. “'i‘lliam l". Jennings is con-
fined to her home on Highland ave-
nue by illness. . .
n o O
Mrs. E. L. Raymond has return-
dc to her home on Roivnyton avenue
after a visit with relatives in Brook-
1}“. O O ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rest of New
York city were in town. yesterday
looking over their house on Logan
street. preparatory to rc-opening it
for the summer. ‘
o o o
The funeral of Mrs. George A.
Wright. or. who died in a New York
hespital. Friday was held from the
Riverside cemetery chapel. Saturday
afternoon. The body was placed in
a vault in Riverside Cemetery. Mrs.
“'right was very well known in R0-
wayton. where she spent the sum-
mers with her son. George A. Wright
in. at his home on Crow avenue. '
O O O '
The Fanny Crosby memorial ser-
vices at the Rowayton Methodist
church. yesterday afternoon, was
largely attended. A splendid musl-
cal program. which included several
of Miss Crosby's hymns. was given by
the Ever Ready chorus. under the
direction of Mrs. W. F. Ambler. Mrs.
Orville Rector of Bridgeport was the
speaker. Mrs, Rector's remini-
scence of her acquaintance with Miss
Crosby. Proved very interesting. The
services were arranged by the Ever
Ready circle of King's daughters.
Following the examines a collection
was taken up. which will be turned
over to Bridgeport fund for the erec-
tion of a Fanny Memorial home.
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Mrs. Sidney Bell and daughter.
June of Crockett. 'stree willodoavo
Wednesday for a few (1‘: visit; with
relatives in New York. . '
0 I O -
‘ Thorowiil bo’ a meeting of. the
Community Brotherhood‘nt the no-
wayton Baptist church. tonight at 8
o’clock. Charles Funk will preside.
Mr. Funk will be the speaker or the.
There will also be a gen-
._A social-1m.~bo
ruminating. 41o—
troshmonts willbosbrvob. .Aiitlto
monaroucgodtoboprosene. .7»
o 0.. "
nu. bakers...» or '
one has rotu . from: .. ‘
m With 1191' ”113%
r s o ,. ~
“ Hrs. Kathorbe
land avenue will
Bauer Imago».ol.:1.:o.;o. st, ’srsi
planning to hold a smelter ’at can
There will be a meeting of the La-
dics' Mission society of the Advent
the church.
\Vedncsdaygfternoon at 1 o’clock.
I C ,
The choir of thoe'Sivcdlah Congre-
re-
hearsal tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.
Point
Mathew Galbo, of‘ 377F011: Point
street has returned to his homo from
Long Island City. where he visited
Mrs. Richard Warm has returned
to her hofilo on Cove avenue from
the Nor-walk haspital.
. O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick \Vynn and
daughter. Eileen of Stamford. have
and dancing will
Mrs. Harry Farrington of Osborn
St. ' Agnes’
Guild at her home. tomorroW'even-
Miss Mae Harriva student at the
Danbury State Normalschool. spent
the week-end at her home on First
city. is spending a. few days in town,
at tho Stamford school. ~
ling. N. Y.. Monday. where she will
remain for a. few days to visit Mrs.
It. E. Ilockn-ell. who was formerly
of nodding.
The East Norwaik Improvement
association is arranging to hold a
card party on the evening of April
The proceeds will go toward the
fund for the building of a new fence
andgthe grading of the dflveway
members of
has been seeking the place.
0 I b .
D. B. Sinnford_conuucted the ser~ ,
vices at , Christ church on "Sunday
The text of his sermon
As yet
there has been no possible candidate
for the rectorship of the Church
but the vcstrymcnt have at tliepres,
out time two candidates in view. one
from Tennessee and the other from
morning.
was "Life After Death.”
South Dakota.
There will
ment will be shown.
taken up to defray expenses.
sending it for exhibition
is only the second time it will
shown in the state.
furnished by Al Box-ans orchestra.
be free.
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Dr. and Mrs. Shelton of New York
city have returned to the Ridge. and
opened their home for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton are planning
to make this their permanent year
around home in the future.
, o e o
Mrs. Carrio‘Maihers. of New York
. t O 0
Mrs. P. R. Bradley will go to Paw;
. C 0
Mrs. . 1’.
home on
Choir rehear-
road, Dal-ten. spent Saturday in New
York city.
, sition with C. l". chncr ol’ Koroton
the Heights. '
East Avenue Methodist church will
serve a supper in the basement. of
Heights is visiting with her sister in
Washington, who
' 0
Mrs. Thurston u. Gilbert and
daughter. Virginia. of Newton
Heights. who have been visiting
friends in Atlantic City. returned
home Friday.
coated to position as salesman by the
Buick people of Stamford.
I¥n Gilchrist of New York “as a
we
Gl
birthday party in
daughter. Doris.
years old. on Thursday. Claliltf‘s \vu'c
played
were served.
Wore Misses Edna. Mani. Mtg-:gurct
\Vright. Grace Morel]. isnbcllc Jial‘l.
,Jano l'lolllh‘tcl‘. .Mclisrs. Ilium: gliitlli-
nor. Christopher Skinner and Juvlt
Skinner.
7mm“
roton Presbyterian church will hold
a meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 p. in. at the home of Mrs. Jul.“
\chd of Nomlun ilolslits. This “i“
be the last. meeting of the church
your. All .the liicinbcrs arc ic-
qucstcd to be presuii.
0
hue. Noroton
several friends at bridge
afternoon.
Mrs.
Minor Miller.
Were served.
Mrs. E. G. Evans. .Mrs. Minor Miller.
Mrs. Frederick Moody, Mrs.‘l$uily,
Mrs. Edward 1!. (Show. Mrs. Ulnud
Lioiiard. Mrs. L. E. iiirk and Alas.
Gus Brunncr.
‘ Dr. John Perry of Mansfield inc:
nuc has taken over Ult.‘ work tit thr
hospital of
Home at Noroton during the absence
of Dr. Robert. Grand Licnat‘d. him
is enjoying a. vacation.
lery holder. 9. new wire dish draim
or for kitchen sinks can be taken
apart. readily for cleaning.
.1“
_ 4a.: p
l UAltljJN i
Mrs. E. J. Duggan of the Post
O O O
\Villlum 1.30310 has accepted a po~
O O C
Mrs. Tracy .\'. Collins of Norman
is seriously ill.
3 t
O O O
Harold Eddy of .‘N'oroton has ac-
. o o
0
nt visitor in Noroton.
C! II C
r. and Mrs. John Skinner of
‘ reckon ifarui,‘ Noroiou. sum: it
honor of Uit'll‘
vrlio “us twelve
which refreshment:
Among “1050. present
after
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The Church Aid Soul-4y of like No—
o 0
Mrs. Louis 1:3. Kirk of Linden mt;-
llclghts. L‘l‘ltui’idtllcd
Thursday
The prizes were “full by
Edward ii. Chase and Airs.
Dainty refreshments
Those present , \vtrc
O O I
the Fitch's Sohiivis‘
M
Including a plate rack and a cut-
’ A petition to the Putnam Memori; '
. at Park commissioners is being
lignod‘by tho residents 01 Bedding
and. tho - surrounding towns asking
them ,not to appoint a new cat-o'-
tam. but to allow the present care-
taker. T . mas DeLaney. who has
croditabl?‘ filled the position for v
tho/boat 80 years. to hold. the posi-
tion. The husband of duo of the.
the part: commission
be a. motion picture
shown at the Stamford School gym
Tuesday evening. at eight o'cldck. A
tour reel picture put out by the
Connecticut State Forestry depart-
The picture‘ls
free to all, but a collection will be
This
picture is being given by Ay. Bevan.
to whom the Forestry department is
and this
be
Music will be
R. Bradley will give a.
supper for the members of the choir.
of Christ church at her
Wednesday evening.
sol will be held following supper.
‘
1 conditions
spending
lie Schwartz.
town, on: spending lth‘aeulion at
their homes in \V'ost. Haven. e
t
l‘lesnntvitic. N.
\isitsti friends. ;.
C
Few she thinks
looking around.” The
i Mary Gordon on .nd ofl’the operatic stage.
Mary Garden wants to get married. For—well, that would he tell-
g-—years Mary, has struggled alon
the stars are prop
famous opera star is
Lever on William 8.11am, the two-gun men of the movies. but: Bill un-
ckily happewto be married at. this writing. th’li Marry M >
o, wighoulil: a partner in geghlock.
us or or marrla an e is
known to hays: looked with
arty?
i‘ffl‘hé Store That—Saves "
‘ ‘ You Money”
: KEELER’S
- is
Wagington Sh, So. Norwaik
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i .
PIGGLYWEGGLE ' 1‘» :.
12 MAIN STREET g f 4' i
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. 1’s .7 . *
N0_RWALK,
so. "as
G-Ou “my
Oiien
tlrcly of bamboo ('xvcpt "
weight. and two air; -
the hours are sound
unis consume more 3..
hardiosr,‘ rinliers :imuz" l"...-
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' would disband.
('\'t‘lllllg._ March 28:
Melodies. No.
Friday
G rat ngo
less land or more education."
thy Muster
Piano solo. Mrs. l-‘.
but".
would bo
auction," affirmative,
Gifford. Stephen \Vaterbury;
tlvo David Coley.
vocal solo. Norman Camnroux: sur-
prise i’cattire.- grunge song: cocoa
and cookies. committee. Mrs. Oscar
Build. Mrs. George Water-b 2 , Mrs.
liar-raid Burrlt. '
.‘ o p n
Bediont is quite
nega~
Mrs. “‘illiam A.
illiitli grlppo.
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Mr. and
have been entertaining friends from
Sgt-walk.
e e o _
'l‘lm limit-d of liciief has finished
its dunes and the final grand list
handed in by ’lilul‘ll for 1923 in
3.364.514, an increase of over £18.-
000 over slant year. There was n.
:ticruiil nssvsvmcnt on the 1922 list.
and it is thought thcrc'wlil be no
ll'C'Cd for higher mic: .tho coming
Scar. ,
e o .o -' w.
Mrs. Frank I. Cobb and children
of New York city, “110 have been
the past month at. (tho
Manor house in \Vcstport. moved
this wool: to their country-gnome in
“Islam '
'0 O Q
Mrs. Edward James has been
called to thv Jersey this week by
the death of her father.
. D I U .
Miss Mary Lefcowiiz and Miss Lil-
school teachers in
O . O ‘
Miss Ruth Fagiey motored
3'; on
to
Saturday and
0 O
Mrs. C. Browne”. state ntl‘lxse.
visited the \Yestcrn school on Thurs»
day.
i - RIDGEFIELD ‘i
The Ladies’ Aid..._Soclcty or. atho
Methodist, church field an important
meeting Saturday.
] lonkvd as ilk the organization. which
had been led by Airs. I}. D
For a time it
a
Brsgctt.
.._.. .c.- . --~-.;..-......... I . .. on
The following interesting program
has been arranged for the‘ next regu-
lur meeting of tho Norfleld grunge.
Sons.
150: Search
for Spring. Discussions: "What does
tho farmer need most. more labor,
Wor~
and Clarence Sliipmnn.
. Fitch: Dc-
"l‘wsolvcd that he Farmers
improved if
they combined and worked on eight
hour day. thereby cutting down pro~
George D.
Frank C. Fitch:
Mrs. Lewis L. Merrit-
tion, will also be 3. guest.
vanccd \vor}; will he announced in-
ter. "
Scout work. to be held in May, are
bit will also be made known at a in-
ter date. «F
Finds $4,000 of Liquor
lice today were conducting a search
for persons responsible dor a. cache
of $1.900 worth of Scoth
brandy and gain alcohol discovered
yesterday by David G. Kydtl. @rdelh
or of Scotch descent: in the chicken
coop at his homo-280 Third avenue.
The coop had been unoccupiedby '
poultry for sometime.
found the hidden treasure he invited
the police 'to look it over.
were twelve cages of'Scotch. one case ‘
of brandy and 225 pallons or alcohol
in five gallon cons. ,
removed to the police station. Kydd
sgys he has no dice. where the liquor
came from 13°? isrho‘ouro how long
it had been there.
few objected.
finally rc-organlscd
elected as follows:
and
Bennett; treasurer, Mrs. Arthur
Eilensiciii. » ‘
The last game in tilt, plnoclilc
series between the Danbury and
ltidgeflcld lire departments. Will b?
played Thursday night in the Ridge-
iield fire house. A line entertain-
mcnt will be presented and a. sun-
.lic first!
three games but Ridgei‘icld is now
per served. Danhury won
ahead.
Girl Scouts to Dine
ii" Miss Dale April 5
The Norwalk Girl Scouts Council
will give a. supper on Saturday even.
lpg April 5 to
the new \‘olunt
Norivalk and \l’ostport, and, to the
(iffipcrs' Assoeintion. This get-
iOgoihr-r puriy will offer a: splendid
opportunity for the. litenibers of tho
Council to become better acquainted
with the Captains and Lieutenants of
the (iirt Scouts. 'l‘ho affair will be
held “Line home of Mrs. Johh Cri-
vunagii. Miss Alice Conway. I’ici-i
Secretary of the New York 9rganiaa—
Mary Dale Otvon,
[an Thursday anti Friday 02 next
week. :i course in First Class-Work,
for loaders: only. will be giccn. Th7?
name of tho-*"instrtnrtor. in this :ul-
\
Pmparatifis for ”the exhibit. of
being made. Details of this C'Xill—
» In His Chicken Coop
“’EST HAVEN. lilarch
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