"'nhoncert arranged and staged
. ‘11! use the most fastidious and pre-
. lni g Norwalk s place for itself in the
' In] the orchestra clearly demonstrat-
: town musicians including Franz Lie-
‘ mug'milriiig of the lll'lllllS for accom-
'C\‘llpfl and i‘..lriliui..illlo could fairly
- see {tho iinwn sin“ y lurrnk'lng with
[the :sun
' in $9 'cellos and Clarinets. The sec-
Local Items
Personal Mention
a1 'and Out
uslc lovers of Korwalk had a.
treat last night in the filth an-
It‘ll spring concert of the Norwalk
1: orchestra presented in the
N unlit Al. E. church with Clarence
C bio conducting. Ladlslaw Kaplan
; concert-muster and Miss Laura
efltrom. ns accompanist. It was
to
ted in a manner which is win-
slcal cirCles of this section.
he 34 local musicians who make
a: the splendid coaching they re-
coma under the direction of Mr.
Cable. who is widely known as a.
conductor and pianist. Without ques-
tion. the concert staged under Mr.
Cable's dlrcctlou was tar superior to
any held since the orchestra was
llrst organized the years ago. Tho.-
orchestla were aided by ion out-of-
teniann. the omininent 'cellist.
Mr. LlstJmann's solos. "Valso
Lento” by DC‘llDes and "Gavotie" by
DMd Popper \\ on (or him a. warm
place in (ht; hesris of local lovers of
music. Mr. Llstvmenn's selections
won a. storm 0: applause. forcing
him to return lor .iu tnCorE. For
this encore he gave the sL-lrction
"Victor" .\lr. Cubic accompanied the
'cclllst on the piano.
The program oi the concert was
exceptionally well chosen. 1t opened
with )leiidclsrunn's splendid mor-
lui‘o "Allialla." and was lollowod
With the dreamy ’\\‘iciio.r Blot"
waltz by Strauss. Th nvxt numbers
were Chopin‘s "POlOlhlsc Militalrc’
:lnd Dellhts "Mazurka" from L. De-
llbel' biillx-t.
The host nlimlvcr. “as a grand
selection lrom llll: opera "Cumllerin
llusticzinu‘ iv) .‘-l:isczi'='ul. Opening
with u splvnlill i-rcnch liorn solo.
the soleclion included many well-
iinown soles of this opera included
the entrancing lulrrulvzzo \l'llich hue
made llll: oll- r; :;.lnous..
In the Pl't‘bi‘lilelli‘n or "Three Af-
arc Concert Is Given By
Norwalk Church Orchestra
of Town Artists Present Musii
cale That Entrances Audience and Earns
For .Them Commendation of All
French horn and corset brought out
a. charming melody. The Lost num-
ber filled" with vim and spirit. The
l
rlcan Dunn-s" m lllllg.th0 orclies-'
Ira. gaVu somnllim: dill-rent and un-.
usiml. A ‘Vt‘lld soil of music. it mildc'
.he list-hers ]'l:iu.e the wil<lwrnessl
“l‘lAfl'l’Wl Illlll ll‘li‘ dusk) sznugts
dancing around 1hr flickering oomp-
Iirc."l‘lic .M .---'iu:i “its excvilr-nt
none. It c-pomd “le! "Call to the
Feast" in nine!) the orchestra. slurr.‘
cd .I'\'lili 1‘, luv. batting oil drums.
Them cum-,- Illl: l'llll played by tho»
English llni‘ll l‘l‘ l‘l’OQ‘. 'l‘lil: {lull-l
later Ull(l‘nnlc:l “llll lllt; elm). iln‘l
zhlji'the ()th 1’ll.(_\L‘(l (ll‘Jllt‘, with the
palilment. Tl.ls increased until the
ontii‘e orchf-s'rl “us playing. filling
Illl31Clllll‘t‘h Milli lll'. \\'~:ll'll music.
'l‘hu,’ second num' . r "as (-niltlcdl
'Lli’uttu‘s 1.7.“. ‘\llllL‘ t to last]
ilunibcr "llllZlL‘l; ..1 ll.- \\‘.irrlors” l'c-E
.scmbled the first to it lurgo. do-srcv.
One: could .‘ilillOL't imagina- the an»
age: cclcbrntin. a Victory u\-.~r tlicir
i'ocf
.inothcr ril'l543l‘1ul nillnlul" ill the
I'l'O ram wan ll..lt oi ".\ll'llllls"‘('rh“
Los‘ Continent) ill four parts. The.
llrsq part was» "Nocturne and thn‘,
Slat-ping Ilyiiin‘nl l‘misl.” ( onslstingi
of .1 sweet liiim; mommy tor the
Pneplng thn horizen
(l\ t f
the. rest of line orchestra Joined
ondptumber “us ".\ (‘uurl Function.
:1 swightly garmtu, and was follow.
cd .1 “I Love Thee," in which the
. Y
'You Have Any News
‘ We to The.Woman’s Editor.
Q20 The Evenfng Sentinel,
35'. ,.
orchestra. put it across
shape. You could picture Atlsntls.
the lost continont u it crumbled up
and disappeared beneath the waves.
Scientist today. believe that the do.
structlon of this continent instead of
being s, fable wss s reality.
The concert closed with the pre-
sprightly
"Mill 0n the Cliff." tho overture by
sentetlon of the lilting.
Reissiger.
Tho affair was not only I. success
from the viewpoint of a music critic
but a. ilnnnclal success as ~well. Over
500 people attended it.
Local members of .tho orchestrn
arc: Flint Violins. L. Koplsn; Neur-
Docosore
ico‘ Goodwin. Robert
Thomas Brangon. Morris Block.
B. Wickwirc, William Ball-flu Sec-
ond Violins. Howsrd Snuff. Arthur
Bradley Longstsff.
Lanz, Miss Helen Crow. Milo Alida
Ball. Miss A.‘ E. Smith snd sponsor
Rowe 'cello. Emil Knorr and Stan-
lcy Knplan; Buss. Rudolph Fabian
Horn.
Messenger Comets: L. Sodcrstrom.
Poet. lad Elboft Smith
Soderstrom Jr.
'pliOlllunl. Joseph Do Martino Drum.
Lester llrundagc Plano. Miss Laura
Heaphy.
Sodcrst rom er. French
Lloemnn
Trombone l".
Sodcrstrom.
Assisting artists from
on Edmund Arnold. flute:
in
New York
city were: Measure. )loeller. Bot-on-
sce. Molir and Liutz. all boss ploy-
' Mr. snd
Mrs. 0. H. Anderson. of Riverside;
the first being a flute player and
the second a viola artist. There Were
three other artists from Stamford.
MISS RUTH CAVE
‘ TO BE BRIDE
Ceremony Will Take
Place T his After~
noon at Four o’Clock
At lst M. E. Church l
.‘liss Ruth Janice Cave. daughter
Elizabeth Cave. of 43 Put-
nam avenue. will become the bride
l-oi C. Kenneth St. John. son of Mrs.
Charles L. St. John of Bartlett urc-
o'clock.
oi‘ Mrs.
thls afternoon at 4
ceremony
Out".
The
c '. Andrew
Sign“).bofi}:;l‘:‘h;mtcl::un¥_ ‘ lngton street. Everything is .bome- The next meeting of the hospital-Mm.
I The bride will be 'owned in ashes made ““1 "1’9an '0“ “t ‘ very “3' committee 0‘ “1" “PM," XM‘ ‘
« b - reasonable price. - walk Congregational .hunh will hr-
of roses eutln crepe, with sand . _ b . held \pril "4th
gL-orgolto and bold trimmings. Spools] sole of 30:8 1.3 Cord ’ ‘ . ' . .
“WIN"; fl llm‘fl 3"" 1°. {““m' Tires at $8.43. tube to m mm —-33 per cent of! on radios and.
hlUl’ld SJIln H lovers and stockings. CI...) for $1.80. 3"? ROI‘, B loud speakers—Donnclly's.—-—.\d\.
“”6 a "0‘35"!" “0‘1"“0‘ °‘ '“'°¢‘ Batteries for radio. 81.“ for 82 1-3
will take place
the South Norwalk Methodist Epis-
polis and lillics of the Valley.
She will be attended by Miss Jon-
\
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925
\
Omen
r
‘
Feature Articles
Club News
I: located cmblmm when
cleaning. dyeing sod tailoring worn
for Miss nod gentlemen. is well
Maroon ofplorthfldnst.
Phone cos. Adv.
o, o o .
A spools! meeting .of the South
Nonrnlk Boot. club was held Inst
night st the hesdquortors. in Wntcr
shoot. to discuss the proposed-now
club building.
wt
0 0 O ’
o—Besc cool at reduced ‘prlceo.
Hort-is & Guns—Adv. '
O O 0
Sixteen members of the ”floppy
Plnochlo club went to Kev 'York
city today to attend the Ziegfeld
Follies. o
O O
~8h0€p msnure cud Agflo Limo
for lawns. Alfred Brown. Tel.
nude—Adv.
0 ‘ I
Miss Dorothy Kolb was in o
of the J. J. chapter of the Girls' and
Women's club at its meeting Thur»
day night. flies ”..th Mchlly. -
secretary. road the minutes. bliss , ‘
lurrlot Moi-so woo sppolntod‘public-
lty sgent Ind Miss Eleonor- alchlly
and Dorothy Keno were ooochslr-
men otthe ontortlsnmont commit-
tee. New members are being sought
to make the chapter morc'completo.
and anyone wishing ’to Join should
telephone Miss Kelly 2771.
I O O
BEAU?!" THE GROUNDS
about your home with trees. ever-
greens, perennials. bcrbcrry or pri-
vot hedge, etc. Henry Wild's Nur-
sory locstod on the Post Read be-
tween Neural): sud \Vostport is u
lntorestlng piece to visit. Here you
will find outlay-tacks in big vsr-
loty. consorvuthely priced. Phone
Westport “EL—Adv.
'1‘.
Louis
Fred
Mrs. George P.
Seu-
ncor future.
students.
0 O O
The annual field day of tho Loyal
Order of Moose for the State of Con-
necticut will be held June 13 and 18
in New Britsln. Members of the
South Norwelk lodge are being noti-
tlde of the affai- and are urged to
give it their support.
0 s
—Tho healing
or small the lob
O O O
—-3A.\‘NER Housman!) BAX-
ERY. INC.
Old-tsehioncd ginger cookies on
a specialty with us. lfc :1 dog. sweet
rl'o. oatmeal and whole wheat brood
cvery day: also. White brood Ind
trolls. Hot Cross Buns on n- [onion
special 0n Saturdays only. Order
csrly sny dsy. We hold your order
tlll.you coll. "Bskcry products thnt
us mode from tho bost."-—Adv.
o c .o.
The degree tosm of the Pride of
L'ncas councll. No. 46. D. of P. ls
holding a sale today In the Willism
Miller grocery store in West Wuh-
llloln stroot.—-Adv.
meeting.
‘“ ADV.
O
Operetta.
volts. $2.90 for 45 volts. Norwnllt .
Post Road Tire Co” 63 Wall creel
All
The articles displayed .
were imported Chinese coats. skirts. ’ Mrs. Cherieton newborn. Mrs Hur-
sloove-bcnds. fsn snd cord msrl. ry M. Ayres and Mrs. Merrill.
every feature no matter how
0 0
The County Plum
members are planning a card p.u-ly
to be held Msy second. the d‘lnllr'
of which will bu decided at the nut
"\V
land." “ill be giir-u Monday. April
THOSE WHO AIDE!) mn‘scocnes.
80 successful was the exile had ten
glvcn by tho Norwalk branch of
University “'omcn at the home otjhlori-lll of 185 East
Krupp.
svenuc. that the members are think- l
lug of giving is similar affair in the
179 East
The money rcollzed from the sale
will go to mskc up the fund now be- 'snlt‘ the success it was. They m.
in not Isido by the Norwalk brunch
of the University Women for needy
snd sold
0
problem in its
large
be
may be on n
correctly tom-n are of by The NH.
son M. White Establishment. be No
llcrs' auxiliary
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MOTHERS TAKE NOTICE.
The endorscuicut of s motion pic-
tun-tare by the Better Films Assn-l
clnuon means that the
suitable and fit l’or young pcopiv.-—-
picture
indmllls of llol-
nlc Ferris Bodweil as bridesmaid. —-A.dv. 27th at 3 o'clock by tho nwnyli.”
Who “‘1” b0 dressed 1" a sapphire o o o ‘ of~tho Bridgep‘orthirt league at ml.
nluo brocaded soorsctte sown. large Mrs. Dorothy stun-ray am enter- lesguo home. in Clinton nvn-nue.
grey hat, and grey slippers and mined Thursdsy night st her home. lMl‘fl. Starr Hoyt will direct the rllsv
stockings. She will wear a corsagc 77 “'nrd street, for Mrs. James Bow- tho prom-eds of which will be stun
bouquet of sweet pens. crmsn of Pcnnsylvsnis. Refrceh- to the club house fund.
Lloyd G. CnVc. brother of the memo were served following I. so- . . ,
bride will he beat mud. The bride cial hour. The infor-sluio
is to be given away by her brother.
Gordon Powell Cove.
Following the wedding’corcmony.
a reception will be held at the home
of the bride for the immediate tarn-
ilics. after which the newly married
couple will depart on a short honey-
moon trip. ,
~ I'pon their return they will re-
Tho bride
in town.
been employed as secretary to the
treasurer of the Vogue Publications.
while the groom is employed as a
side on Putnam nvenuc.
wife is well known
o o 0 Council of Jewish
~delo and Vlctrolas sold on held April 21 and
any terms. Donnoiy.-—Adv.
O O O ‘
The spring meeting of the Con-
necticut group of the New England
Modern Longusge usocistlon will
u o
The Old “'6" sad
convention of lhi‘lcrmlnll will
will he
at, lllt? Sunli—
\\'nn l~‘ n
00
field hotel. Bridgeport.
Ml
Left to Méfmdence Browne. Betty Hurlburt, sin. Milton non-in cud
Betty Krona.
linens and jewelry pieces. from the
lunusual collectlon of Mrs. Milton
nvcnuo. who
:spvnt several years in Chins.
The three little girls. clad in Chino
ese 'costume. who received the gums
added greatly to the ottrscuon of
the affair. and helped to make the
cluded Betty Hurlburt. Prudence
'Browne and Eliubeth Krupp.
l Hostcosos of the afternoon were:
ers. Krupp. Mrs. A. Hyde Cole.
6. at the. home of Mrs. Walter S. companies will hold their. turkey
Munro. ‘0 North noln street.
supper in cclcbrstlon of the com-
pleilon of ”IO. plnochlc tournament.
April 23rd.
O I O
———\'lolltls for Palm Sunday. 8. A.
Cuneo. .\‘0. Main Street—Adv.
The Epworth league is to send s
illollgnte to the Older Boys' nnd
fGlris' conference. to be held in
ill'mvklyn. Aprl 27th.
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l . “
l \l'illlam Fay of Glcnhrook was a
l\'l:v;'ol in Norwulk )‘t‘flvrdsy.
lGarden Club to Hold
First Annual 'Meeting
8 Th" Norwslk Garden clqb will
.linlzl its first annual meeting Wed-
énemlay afternoon. April 8. at the
r of Miss Emily Lyrics. 38 West
|\'l"lll'.\.
Thw “lure: of this comparatively
'ncw l-luh fie to new all garden lov-
rrs lay the study of subjects por-
.t:llmng in gardens: Plants. flowers.
évecclal-lr! nnxl the garden beautiful.
l.lnll llll‘ gvn'rul beautifying of pub-
lic urmlnds. .
l‘lantinz will be starttd Ithls
monlli “'lllll‘ moving of trees and
other ciisirgrs must wait until the
fail] months. I
, .\n appropriation was made at the
.lJfll. meeting for planting on the
”wounds of tho new schools but, as
ID has sinn‘c been found that all
not ho ready for this
work for some time. the efforts of
'lll“ club will probably be concen-
tratcd on one 'of the new schools.
.probnhly the Roger Ludlow of East
Mayflower Hos-e Norwnlk.
—
be held today in New “oven.
0 0 I
-Prlco of cool reduced.
Ilsrris
& Guns. Phone Tale—Adv. ~'
has
Bride and Groom in New Home
O O 0 '
Japanese day will be observed by
tho Schubert study group of Stom~
lord. of whiclLMrs. Frodoflck'Wsrd.
‘ f
o u‘. s3,sous\t.ssos1’0losIo'IUOOOHQOCOIMONo I‘-
' ........o.....'u.gun-noon-nuuio...l
builder.
. - well is choir-mun. "Nodsmo But-
; J: or Call 92 or 93 —-Advertlso in the Gentlnol for the "my" will-be rend and the program
I _ best results. will be followed by s Juponeso too.
L —Fcrtlllscr .for. std'ous.’ Alfred
=57; Brown. Tel. 2893-2.é.-AGV.
b O O .
i . . '. The Connecticut reduction of
' Combined Savmgs Slim “.22. ”fluid“ "1::
\ o s in mg rnoon
E With s Hortford in the old club rooms in
El . 2 Myrtle street. . .
l. Llf Ins sparse-nun mponrm’.
l . e urance laundryuwork st any sosson . of
the year psrticulurly import t
: It Hovides; and psrttoulsrly so st_tho Springn- .
g _ mo season of the your. Rog rugs. ‘ l
I For education of children! ll't-“hjumm' u"; “:9! WW W“-
, n sseuonotoyonrnoodnt-
l :2; mm at“ " nil ....“ tcntlon and Tho Btu: Laundry culls
._. .l -. mid“ 0’ oh 1 ~ tho‘sttentlon of the public to the
. 7 . For loss of employment! "if: that an sum mods
‘ s we will be given th lose-t t-
‘ Do You Know How $1.00 to gnu” fiffl- , 753‘; étfw-hfukl -
. , . . ssexcoontoctcsfor lit.
, $2.50 Per Week W111 Do Thls? ...... .. moo ...... Soot;
' l ' mm m . 33%“; mm 331233: I
‘1‘ 7 l S 0 “ma: 7048;121- faults lsundry '
. one o u- . unify. I!
,3 ‘~.‘ av1ngs Plus or: ...... om... ...... ....
—‘ V. ,
~ -. Ins Cl b ~
urance u ' All departments of the hunts
. Smith kinder-gurus cud; Trot-m ._
So th N am. ' B k $£°£.".¥:.f".t?’°“."..“ m a...“
u orw ' Vin an " - -"°‘
Sou'th Norwalk. Ceilings * :3: tennis “d outdoor m“ m" ‘3"
' Open Moods, Evenings d to g ‘ The “a": . "4 "“" " ‘4
. . luncheon .of' tho .
____”:“°315"1°2“?.°”.”13“'.‘°':“‘ ._- gggmmwlpwgu. ~ .
l MW me Inorc information mm” ’ -- '1 a“, W”. I‘M" 9" ‘n , . .5 1 nm‘ '1!” "ii i"
IlngsPlus Imursncc"plnn Mthoutmyolsaazl “mi-emu.” . ’. . . ' ' ’ ' ”Iii. by
'l mynort. ~ ll 0 0.0 - , www.mmo-m _ '
N sloIonlIl..lugslllI'..llIl.0 ‘oso no '7 ‘ V n if» ‘ k ‘ ~.%r-: F: i‘ '
.. l. . um ‘ '. an ."‘ 1.1.7...“ ' . _ Mao-r _ ugh-mucous hair-fitmen- Gs.-
L 1 m I soIss‘sos’s‘s-o'o'sogosflIs'ssoosflobo‘ffi'fii‘"A! ‘ “V m ‘ V 'm i“ fl W . \M M
1» an out! the out w ilh. ‘ .
Supper for Thursday
Meeting ‘ '
"xi-s. Tubbe' Telegram" is the
name of the sketch to be given by
age over the week-end. Rev. Ly-
dcll will speak at the Young Peo-
ple's meeting at 5 p. in. tomorrow
and hguin st the evening service in
the church. in
C O 0
Mrs. S W. Kelley of Seaside place
is entertaining her son and daugh-
terlnduw. Mr. S. YV. Kelley. Jr.. of
Ryo. New York. over the week-end.
Mrs. Kelley. Jr.. will ,slng "The
Palms" st the morning service at
Christ church.
m
Plans were completed for n dollar
soda! to be held by the \Vomen’s
Guild of Christ church at the meet-
ing Thursday. A supper will be
given the husbands of the mem-
bers. Each lsdy in the guild has
corned a dollar during Lent and
this money will go to pay for the
supper. Durlng the (waning each
member will tell how she earned
her dollar.
in
slonsry tnlk was on Chino. Mrs. B.
B. Footc was the leader. The next
business meeting will be held at the
parsonage. tho first Thursday in
Mny.
”1
[of
.
O O C
of Donbury was a
.‘l’zidry
f. K. Lstnlf
visitor ot the home of .‘l. D.
in East avenue yesterday
0 o
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(‘0
A surprise psrty was tendered to
Mr. 1nd Mrs. lice Hit: of Darien at
the-homo of Mr. llilt’s brother.
Frank Hill of Hayes annuo. on
Thursdny evening. A numoi‘r of
friends and rt-luilvrs attended the
will.
“0
ed
.he
ll)!
s O 0
Downs ot the American Legion. is.”
in Hartford today. when: in: Mill
attend at mevtlng of the Suite lis-
ecutii'o committee this afternoon
snd speak st the lisrtiord County
Birthday Party Given ‘
For Olga Bailas
\
the annual .i'nootlng of the Xorwalk
Dispensary
when the treasurers. secretary's
and the nurse's reports were read.
tunatu may be cit-ed no prevents~
live and healing work.
ventatlve work has included gifts of
(535 and milk to undernourished
families and children.
healing covers sending to. and main-
taining of. victims of tuberculosis at
proper
from the nurse. surgical dmlngm
treatments with glasses
ear cases. dental work. and medics!
for a. speclsl home visiting cum~
pslgn. with special attention to oil-
has (cooperated with
hurry and «villi
home service workers.
the board with an avenge sttsnd-
George, S.
Chlttim snd Mrs. George Carroll.
whom have given their profemnnsl
lemn and Rough. The medical staff,
includes Doctors \\'. J. and “I \V.
:1 ISO been given by Dr. A. R. Turner.
the Board of Churttlce slso.‘ sad our
thanks are due to the Norwnlk Dairy
wholesale prices. during
your.
‘ . public support of our Christin“ Soul
State Vice Commander Lo lxpy D- ‘salca whit-h netted $1,061.29. for lo-
Tm‘um‘s Report of the Nomlk
Smut-'- Alum Report for the Your
Ending
Factory culls ...............
kS Due
. .4 ; .~ , ‘- . . _ ‘ ‘
, . _ 7 l . .. ~ . . . f.
LOCAL RBIEES l . . - . . ' . . * - . EAST NORWALK Norwallt Dispensary Gives
- . . ‘ __ Excellent ~ Proceeds . , ... ,. . . » . - .
wait-vi, ”a?“ slot not-:31: . . ‘ ' ‘. _ ...“: "f: ‘1” .. ... f; ; . CHRIST CHURCH , Reports at Annual MCCtlng
ummthis “7...... :3 mm»; University Women'Report=Succees .,. Sale-- - TO GIVE COMEDY - -—-—-—____ . -
'm“ ““"‘°~ . - 3 Proceeds to Go to Needy Sfitdéntémmd- .. ’ ,l . - TreaSurer, Secretary and Nurse Give Excellent
. .uém' 0;, “A“. ”at“; , . ._‘-.-- (*1‘ ~ by .._ . ., Womens ‘Gulld Plans Reports of Year’s Work—Than
‘ b ' " h‘ "" " ’ «D0119! \SOClal -a‘n d Many Local People and Organizations
Bbth the regular monthly and ..
lted the Dispensnry for moda‘ w
surgical treatments. Many were ...
vised and instructed in Far”- '
themselves or some one 5
home.
Fourteen tonsil cases were :
was held Thursday. 3 l,
. “L; 1:; the;
ln-the post your 598 "dents vis-
tho 5% me- 0‘1““ 0‘ Chris‘ itod the Dismal-y for medical end st the hospital. 17 eye Cansm
church in the church rooms. surgical treatments. The tressur- enmined. seven cases were 1
Wednesday. April 22- ThOJflIyIct if"?! ”910;;a show: a‘boltnco’tn the for minor ulmenls, {our h... 0
- . . a min nk. .‘orwalk. of 313.82. glasses were furni h d l ‘ ' '
. d. .. . s e . .3
is sold to be funny .and very zoo As in former yous. so slso tn Ind two nose cue, “...”,me
1924-1925. the work of mercy done nine diphtheria and tuo ~.. .... .‘
Rev. and Mrs. ll. Groustroin of so unostcntatlously om emclenu, by as culture. we" “ken. "ch~
the Swedish Bethlehem Congrego- 3": 3599“?” 1’03" :“d 1': “‘9" 750‘“ °‘ 73 4‘9“] C8!“ tin-e «...
, mm. as gone M y or- extraction. is turn;— '45
thud-l church are columnists Rehlwnrd.” reads the scans! "9°“ 01 Cleaning- “ five “a, .38’3‘9“
A. Lydon of Chicago at the person- the secretary. - Tuberculosis work: :1. m... .21“...
sis cases are on our rccr r1:
conuct cases. 88 home “53'. ha‘
been made; 1.236 quarts or 31“,:- E
111 dozens of eggs were 5.3;.
homes of tuberculosis patlrnis.
Of the seven ndmittod to the saw
torium two were discharged in»;
ed.lone left agnlnst advice. 0:; ...:
transferred to s. Govvrrnw-y "
torium. five ore now can: f
home 1nd two have died.
lnor operations at hospitals. eye In all uses “hunted to 1.“:
supplied. toriums either all or par: '1
and transportation has been
“Its many services to the unfor- zvfi ...,
The pre-
a;
oney. clothing. shoes. groceries.
The work of
n; .2.
sonitorlulns. home visits 0.— -
Catt:
‘ ‘1rrlsl.
and food supplies. 9d. Clothing hu hm 3:7. 3.”
“During the summer months. ““10 W time. 10 WINNIE “til: .7
Miss Katherine Bee was employed M‘tOHUm-
Relief work: Much roll»!
been given by ocnding 849 quan! u
milk to homes where there 2-. :su‘...
noes or young bbaies. 31:2}. :5 air.
sent to schools. lrum lec to um
for undernourished childrtn. ‘1
One hundred and fourteen piece:
;of clothing and 3:. pure o.’ she-v:
for both men._women and (3:135:
to
g babies and children.
“Throughout the year the mute
the school
the Red Cross
"We have had eight meetings of
The Guild is planning to give a am... of twelve mpmbem have been sent to homes of .
play nnd musical soon. The play "\\'9 have lost two vslued mom- and needy families. ‘
has not yet been selected. Mr:- I brrs—Mrs. Henry Price. because or Through the 'kind donau» .
Kelley. Jr.. of Rye. New York. WW change of residence. and Mrs. several "“3”“! 01 "18 Dbl-
bo in chargo of the musical pro- George Chambllss. because of ill association.’ the nurse was .
‘rgm. . hoallh. “'e have had the pleasure "‘le CW!!!” 3 happy 11% {aha
A! Thursday's meeting the mic of welcoming to the board Mrs. mother “Id five children. “he ta;
met With a great loss.
Msny articles for the loan u.‘..
were received. such as shms cf
muslin: men's. women's. Ch;1'.'~::
and baby'- clothing. Thank»
due to Mrs. Moi-gun. Mrs. 1;
Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Boots. Mrs.
Huhlwll. Mrs. Arthur
M:
"Mention should be made of. and
silks given to. our splendid stuff
(lemlsls and phrslrisns. oil of
Joseph Sch-e of East avenue was Fm"'l¢“‘S- In chlrgc of dents! work _-
. visitor m Bridgeport yesterday on have been Dental Surgeons Mlllnrd, ”rd. Mrs. Benedict. Mrs. Au“.
business. Many. O'Connor. “‘ccd. Iioyt‘ Hef- Mrs. ticket. Ming x1“ Bay“ 5*;
Cromwell. Mrs. Bracken. Mrs 1;.
\Vardell. Mrs. Nash. Mrs. V0551; ‘
Anthony Coppola of Van Zant
street has purchased a. new Stude- Trm‘t‘.“ Sullivan. Pei-due. Bradley. Mr! Hill and the Rind Wow .-;. ~__
bdltor sedan. Rns‘mhal, POINTS. Scanlon and of the F1": Congregational Chou:
. . . Morrison. Much valuable help has “wk! m “'0 due for the 16-11. -f
ours used by the nurse during
winter.
Respectfully submitted.
$3111.18 A. XULLER. R. N.
Wmnnw Nure-
Anyono interacted in visiting
Dispenssry msy .do so on Mondays
or “'cdncsdnyc. from 2 to 4 r
The nurse will be glad to
them the rooms and tell them c'k
the work.
By gending one dollar to .‘.'.'
Charles T. Dlmond. chairman c"
membership committee, aluone ';
become s member of the Dispu-
ary association.
PERSON ALS
c are indebted for co—opontion to
mpzlny for furnishing milk.
the
st
past
"That the usefulness of the Dis-v
nsnry is recognized and appreciat-
ll)‘ the community is shown by a
quest of'fl.849.91 from the estate
)lixs i‘urrio Seymour. Ind by the
s‘w
l “ark."
Rospm‘tfully submitted.
GRACE R. ANDRE‘VS
Acting Secretary of the Board.
banquet at the Hotel Bond this Dispensary. April 1st. "85.
. . ccoipts: W
cloning . . . Balance April lsf. 192‘. . ' ‘ $15138 Air. and “I". Charles Scofield all:
Charles 5‘0““. ‘5 “A“! a no“ Yearly subscriptions ...... 3d5.00 Mfl‘ Adelaide Holly "‘ NU”
sidewalk in front of his home in R- & 0- Corset Co.. services "“3 rec.“ “54°" 01 I‘ll» d
Winfield street. nurse ........ . . . . . . . . . 795.00 Mfl- 500116 Lockwood of L‘.
o a - Pllpensary receipts ....... 14.60 cottage. L033 Puffi-
The Gulf Pasture Life Guards ml] “”908! on Liberty bond. . 17.00 ' ,
liold s met-tins at the homo of Al- ““59"“ (rem savings 5“” an“ “‘3 3"“ Rum '
phonso Conevarl in Liberty square arcount .............. 750.00 ere. doughters of Mr. and vs.
tomorrow afternoon. at which time (““3 ------------------- 65-75 Charles 8' “”9” 0f 3‘“ 3
pious for the summer will be dis- Cl'y 0‘ Norwulk ---- ”-37 city. or. the guests °‘ Grace
cussed Receipts from sale of Dimes June- Fechhetmer of 46 Elm“.
' . . , B seals .................. 1,061.29 avenue. during the Easter 1101;.
» . equert from cents of Csr- ‘ ' '
n o. ok i l V
5"" gem“ Tr°°p . 1° par " rlc eoymour ..... 1.849.91 Friends will be sorry to ._
the drill ,of the horwslk Scout that Mrs. pton Sherwoo‘ ,
l t , i _ Hun o ..
"0°” at tho Antler); 3' e\en n5 D" b $0,063.10 Comstock hill has been confine:
The Triangle club held a meeting Nurist-‘sm:;lr::;“. _ $1 100 00 Eréegm. to, three "a" “‘ “
Thurdsay night . . Substitute nurse ......... ‘ 70.00 ‘ ’ '
Rent .............. ...... 2 . ‘ F
The weekly dance at Community Dispensar' ox ense 15:2: A special meeting of Local .30 H
hull was attended bv a large. crowd 'Tele hone} p s ...... . 0‘ ‘3. Journeyman Barbers 1' I
last evening . 1p p """"" "“" “"5 of Austin, was bold lost evczzns
. . . . lRuali: health nurse 1940.00 “ a“ Cum. "mm. ‘hop. 1. “a:
(- (- wor' ....... ...... L09 *‘
Msc Orllns opened his garage and Exits . . . ...... . . . .. ... “.4?l dpeclwde'd firmer? “infimgflz'ié
auto accessory More in Liberty Milk .. ............. .... 880.“ 0 Minor! .1 firm of 0-62;:
Baum this morning. ‘in the store Stationery and stomps .... 9.70 roll. ‘ ...
formerly occupied by Shufelt bro- Drugs ......... . . . . ... ".11 WM ‘- m away" ‘Odu'
thorn in the Hofnor building. Cool and wood .......... 90.75 vs...
The three-msstoo schooner. Nova Shins: Dept. Bank of ”I. “If! Jonas of Wilton ‘ ’
Queen 1. Bull Inid to in the lower Norwnllr. ..... . 600.00 °° “1““ 1" PM)”: '“tml”
basin. where she was towed by Cap— Norwalk savings Society... 1.80.81 . . .,
tun Lockwood. 1-1,. schooner. with Sundries ....... . . . . . . . . . 37.29 V “M H " “ml, known h“.
a. loud of wood pulp for the St. . :11" g..." 43413:? £3332.“
George mills. draws shout 7 1-2 ‘ _ ".740." '1. loos for ' do”. ‘
feet of wster. and is waiting for a 3’33“” [Cationu Bank 0’ 818 83 qu. o 2' s
mmmgglgglggg g;- gggde .... ....... ------- - no... c. cm. ... n on...
3'" ”..“Jo mic Civil we: tote!“ who 22-!
Respectfully submitted. 5"" ill to M, improved. “‘7'
Curl. may friends will be glad to
lost-n. is oblo to sit rip for s little
while ouch day.
A (m. -m-nsdy mt Opiates
VERA lit. VAX RUBEN.
Treasurer.
m; E‘s 1.85.
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mount an some nun'
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A surprise birthday party was .57
held last night in honor of the Factorypsuents ............ :37 u“, cough FNMUOM 000W“
fourteenth birthday univemry of Dispensary patients sat '°"" °'” °" "m" ”mm “7““
01:: Bulls. at her home. 93 Wood- Adenoids end tonsil onset... to which on oddcd ” m. the 9‘“;
M ‘mu.‘ m.“ n<tesoosssuuoolugo 1‘ °t£im hr”. of tm “2:301“,
was Beiiu entortnlnod with a. Behobl children ............ in I" m '0 o‘er I u ‘7'
too enacting numbgr. while 1m. Home vislts ......x......... as POI-m HONEY AND TAR CON'
Adeline \Vilklns one MissEllsnbeth Tuberculosi- manna n POUND- ‘l'ho In!» of «my 1!:
Tony gnvo pissio selections. Dancing New tuberculosis pout-nun” d MRI" 3 Philly prlutod on 9"")
gag meg were enjoyed, followed '1‘. '3. Pin. in ssnltorlum...... 8 ohm ,You know what you I"
menu. Eye cues .................. 17 tutti-gurus mtske ”left I?
11:60. pro-out were: Nose cues ................. a cum to the the“. Good for on
VI“ 1‘". DOM.“ M seasons census. 1’ “a ’0'". You h” . C0");
Evelyn lounge. "00.7.”ch .............810.00 '3, not up It. Rufus “mutter.
may mus. _}n the M‘m m patients vis- When-Powell clam—um
Androw Mons. .. .
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