Evening sentinel, Friday, March 28, 1924 · page 3

 

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null, who has been named to take
charge or the East Avenue 11. E.
church, Norwallr.
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The Red Cross meeting which was
to have uken ploco Wednesday eve-
ning at the home or '1'. '1‘. Kerwin
was postponed for i week ostrac-
count of the inclement wonther.
.
The work or repairing, remflng
and redecoraung the Mothodllt por-
sonago in (hnnondalo has been
started.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Squire have
ram-nod to their homo In Guzman-
daJo‘ from a stay of several weeks in
Western Pennsylvania.
.

The regular meeting of. the senior
group. Wilton Y M. C. A~ was held
Wednesday evening. Arrangements
were made for the visit of. the Yale
delegation on non Summary and
Sunday including a. “hike" on Sun-

Wot-opus“
for nominaflon as “stunt secre-
tary or the Older Boys' Conterenoe
to be held in Danbnry on April 4th
and 5th, Franck Young to place him
in nomlnnfion.
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It costs the ram-ems o: the Unit-
ed States nearly 83. 009,000 a your
for sand to keep locomotives from
slipping on rails.

Most 01 India’s largo collierleo
are oouloped witn olectriclty and
{he use of coal cutting machinery

day attornoon WWW

Charter Night—-

President

' WEBTPORT uni-on 233—351 on-
m to the businessmen to make
pols of. their sons and to adont M-
nou methods based on old—unman-
od honesty was Included in the IA!-
dross delivered by‘msmct dour-nor
Georg. Cooper of Httsfleld. M
at the charter night exercise held
at the Wagner-t Country club by the
Weatoort Rotarlnns Wednesday
night. Mr. Cooper’- address was
one 0! inspiration for tile baby as-
ooclualon of. International Rotary,
the speaker outlining the Ideal- and

scribing its rapid growth of nine-
teen years.

About 200 Rotarlans wmro pre-
sent. idelegatlons rcpt-enemas
Groanwich. Stamford. Bnugoport.
Waterbury. Torrlngcon and New
Britain. "Bill” Hammell. of the
Bridgeport club; was musical direc-
tor —tor the evening. and shared
largo honors with his brother
members. Bruce F. Young and Leo
szums ot the local club m the
lively entertainment.

The exercises. began at 6:50
o'clock and continued until otter
11 o'clock. Antor the dinner. which

Sniflen, Chairman of the program
committee, welcomed the vlsltlng
delegations. and the presentation of
the Westport Rotary charter was
made by Fred G. C. Smith, presi-
dent of the Grecnwlch club. Rotary
songs. the presentation or the code
0! ethics by George Carmichael at
Greenwich, and short talks by the
presidents of lhe neighboring clubs
fol wed.

‘harles M. Kenner. chairman of
the police committee which has
w 1% VW
S1 maintaining a police force In
Westport. was presented with 9. tin
policeman "who 3! was hoped would
stick to the Job."

The officers or the new Weapon
Rotary club are as follows: Presi-
dent. Anson '1. Leary: vice president.
John “A. Kimbor; secretary. Edward
W. Hubbell; treasurer. Einar W.
Anderson: directors. Edward C.
Nash, Leo F. Willlnms and ‘J.
Charles Sniflen: sergeant-at-arms,
Austin Wakeman.

The roster of the, Westport’ Ro-
tary follow: Elnar W. Anderson.

 

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Charter—AT. .Leary

Wrench, Robert Wurc'h.

put-poocsottheassoclatlon. soda-1

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Dickson. plumbing: Karl .91. Dodge,

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Main mt. have been entertaininx
their son. Louis A. Delmar of Brook-
fine. Essa.

Noble, {cookers at Staples High

school.
hool vocation at the home at Miss
oble in Brooklyn.

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Dr. W. I". Hamel! 0! Columbia

mivorsity. has leased the estate of

Bias 1“. ED. Foster on Mor'nlngsldo ,

Drive.
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William: Diche. novelist and lec- I

tux-er of state street. has contributed
to the flux-ch numbcr of “The Book-
man" an article which he calls "The
Magic Carpet Business. ” whlch ls
about books and bookshops.

Mrs. Arnold Schlaet ot Compo

road. won out prizes in two of tho 1

leading Classes at the New York
Flower Shop last wc‘ek with her our-
nation dkplayn. She was awarded
first prize for the private grower
entering the boat collection of 35
whit-3 flowers and the first prize for
the beat, collection on light pink, ex-
clusive o! the “mime." variety. 9
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Mrs. P. E. Lewis of Bldgefleld,

won first prize for the best 25 dark

of New Canaan won —second prlze rot ‘

best crimson flowers.

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William 8. Hart. who is now in
New York City I: expected to visit.
his local home at Old Hill before ho
returns to the West.

The state 11 way department in
repairing the bad road on
Main street neu- the intersection 9:
Canal street where the pavement has

been broken by slim-ms.
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11:. William R. Munson. health or. '

floor. has resigned tram the star at
the Westoort Sanltnrlum and ha
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