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Personol Mention
. LOW, Item
«dun»: .4 1’
Institute
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girl." '50 said Mrs. Milton Merrill at all.
1-"
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' Associatitn of {Juncrsity women, at sions which accompany both.
thefhomr. oz Mrs. James Storey. 3 main ditlcrcnco appears to be in the
Connecticut J‘Lilu‘.‘. i'rlciuy ulter- music, the former being loud
rs. Mtrrlll spent :1 number ot'l slightly more cheerful:
spent many months in tho interior alnonx tho older women.
speck on uh entirely different phase rill told included:
of the life there.. -
'l‘cklng is a. continual round of. (XI
said Mrs. Merrill. "There are so; culls cach.
tgjathinga of intorost to Americans“
filhere is a. good deal 01‘ social liic'ner.
there also, und it girl can hum; just! I; 15 almost impossible? to
iposezibloito giggly?” 7
i Bring an Balding. by her clothes.
of the lite in China are that you may not be (18-1611-
:‘ucludc everything but tho bedding. water must be boiled.
Ur if you got a couple of rooms; you 311-5, Baker Talks.
‘ mu?! bring your OWn hedding- Again Mrs. Baker, who spent most. other
fa: one. may have any amount of servv time in China in the interior Where
, outs for almost nothing. 1 had {our the last of the Russians have taken
, .- which cost me tar less than one their stand. also told some very in-
teresting details at life in China.
"It is almost 'mpoesiole to walk in 5110 explained the: new direct
Prion. One must ridr: in the rick- muthod of tguchlng'Cliincso to UH:
thaws or lie hounded to diath. white people and pointed out.
When you :ter outside your rate in merits. .A. good deal of the time 2116
L ivould hurt;- in the States.
thomorniug. you and dozens of
them. lined up and laying in wait for
spent in Harbin. Munchuria.
'nw'urrivm in Clllllig “as to go to 1 ever spent was whom 1
school. After ouc “'Lfi‘k thcrc, ‘ .l “mum; with my old Chine-so
with) worse straits. Ho couldn't words.
‘1 V tpedk a word of English. yet was Mrs. Baker read a \‘uryqintercst.
' i .. _ in: article which she wrote while in
1‘ “'35 “Qt until i was tlirunnlChiha. called the "Medicine King‘:
attempting to teach the Chinese.
among the Chintse, without u wllitoETc-mplc.”
China ”is iP‘aradise for Young
Girls According to Women
iASsociation Will Be Called Mary Lincoln-Auxil-
f. iary—National Officers From New York to
"China is the nouns girl's paru- person within roach. that I really
disc; for there are ten men to cx'cry learned anything about the language
while lecturing on that oriental Mrs. Morrill described in detail.
*ficouhtry, (it u tullt given before the :1 Chinese funeral and a. Chinese
Nmmallt branch of tilt: .‘~.ll:=;rt~icuii wcdding. and the immense proces-
noon. wailing. and the latter also loud. but
tears in China and so was Well Bound feet are no'ionsel‘ allowc
\ersed 011 ll‘Jl‘ EIllC‘jCCl. Mrs. John in China, according to the speak-3r.
A. Baker, who also slvoknj all China. yet one still Secs .1 good deal of it
or the country und so was able to Other interesting thing Mrs. Mar-
Eggs were only foul" cents a doz,
wonder to tho uninitiated in Chiliti.."l Chickens might be had {or
i». many things to see. so many new old i There is no opera and no plays.
Everybody sleeps after noon din-
about as good a time as it would be; Atticrican clothes. One can tell the
7 7 ' :iatch’T mutual-rs :TrrWnl—inTifilzT
“Some of til»: anl‘u queer aspects \N'hlfiped cream and lcttuce can-
runl. a. furnished house and it will only canned milk is used and all
> “All around there are the little
‘ 3011. illiil huts of the natiws." she said.
"One of the first things I did upon "and one of the most inspiring days
round myself in such it hopeless woman to visit the diffcrlant squalid
mesa that I nmer thought I would homes. She taught not so much
‘7 be able to learn a word or Chinese. mm.) as hygiene, Crowds gathered
i; 1 engaged a totor. ouly.to find my- wherever she went, and hung on her
MISS WILLIAMSON .LAST MATINEE
: MAKES DEBUTl
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h
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sentative Dances for
F lrst Time at Rus—E
~ . min"...
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Stan School Reeltal l Children
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It. Mis- Jldrjorlo Williamson of 2:42.} The final mutinco for the semen
ll {:arksxdc hzn‘cnue, BrOO‘fI-Vn' ;\e‘v’of the Bettc‘r I"llll‘.5 association was
1’ ork. ulcer: or lleprcsentutivo Cliabughlen on 5.1mm“... The program
L \thliutuson 0: Damon. made herl‘mfi one or m“. morl ‘ .--‘,._M& shown
debut at u recital given by the Vest-Mum”; me fir-nsnn « ' "to chi!
toil Serout liussuiil School oi Danc—f;~r:sponsc was enthusiastic.
jn-E' in the lawn HQ”, New Yorltf 'I‘lic Prologue- ulis by Mrs. Daniel
fill‘. on All?“ islll- i'l'oome); who was dressed in Rus-
_; Alisa \‘iillirtmson appeared in tourism” “051”“... Her tullt “as (0110“,-
:- group lillllll‘i‘l‘l‘r. All “I‘Li‘IPI‘L-ll‘l'v;IQ,” “Y a Russian lmllct given by the
’ ““"C‘l: {Minx-ring; pupils of Miss Lodicr:
"Under :1 Billy Moon," f\‘\'.~=lrl;
“Tho Rog—t: I‘lllliuti," a. Coloniuli itulh St. erL
Minuet. ' 'horcsu Fish.
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““‘hero the Heart was Young." l Murgurct Giorcllino.
"A Spanish Pinata." Marjory Kellogg,
She was \wry timing: in her solo. it'ith Parks.
"The Lady )l:lr_;c»i-l--," 31 too dunco in Murgurr-t l'utttm,
costume of tho lit‘u‘v ll'L'l’lud. Marguerite Hendrick-on.
The bonnet Miss Williamson wore Elenore liemirlcltson.
is the property of her great great Miss Norma McLean. a. pupil of
aunt. Mrs. Edward Millspaugh of Mrs, Chester Selleclt's. was at
Rowayton. and Pro; iron: by her in piano.
:lSBi. . l’al‘cnts are urged to look tor the
‘pirttures which bear the endorse-
Dec01.ati0ns BQQ'u—lll f0}: Il‘lf‘l.i. o! the Better Films associa-
tion. tor that means that tho picture
=Annual Charity Ball is suituhlo and fit [or the young peo-
pic.
Decorations :m; bring commenced
today in the Armory in preparation CiathOhc VVOl’l‘len Plan
I 0
Program tor Friday
of Columbus. tomorrow night. for The regular 31“?an ““331an 01
the {benefit of the Nurses' Home the Connecticut Council 0: Catholic
\Vomen is to be held Friday evening
The details of the decorations are 31““ 3‘5111- m S‘- Joseph's $1100!
for the annual' charity bull, to be
given by the members or the Knights
Building fund.
being kept a scoret. but the 00m- hall. on Henry street.
mlttee in charge assure all that. the: QUHB an elaborate program has
Arn‘iory will hc transfixed into u. been prepared for the affair-
state of beauty.
noss'for the al‘fuir. or.
That it will l--- :t gala; LVED! is. “’E‘il A chamdc will be acted by some
evidenced by tho various modiste of the more talented members of the
shop proprietors. who state that council. This Charade will consist
there have been many calls for new of :1 lhrfie syllable word and Will be
under the direction or Miss Ella Mi:-
_ — 'Mallon. Theer are to be several
fiAdvertis-s in the Sentinel for the special! numbers, consisting of vomit
ovarian: frocks.
.
bestfresultn. . ' solos and a Russian dance.
OF SEASON HELD
Niece of Dal-ion Repre- EightLittle Girls Give
Russian Baliet-- Pic—
tures Enjoyed B y'
cus ended in Bridgeport Saturday
night. Fifteen hundred attended churcn parlors.
and it is estimated that. over 3400
print was taken in. this to be used
by the organization to’detray 83- work on plans for the Improvement
association calm sat-2, to be held Fri-
day, April :H at 2 o'clock in the art.
Van
in
pcuses during the coming month.
Members or the Norwnlk DeMolar
attended.
bAY NUltSlilRY
Report Shows That 229
Children Were Cared
For Last Month
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, {it the monthly pectin: 05 the
Day Nursery association. held'u't the
1"rank’Luuder.'. Vleltérjor momenta-l.
repox’ted that the,nurseryyhnd been
open thirty dayswith a. total attend-
ance of 229 children.
The largest number-or children
cared for in one day was eighteen,
and the smallest number. seven.
The following gifts are gratetuily
acknowledgedn .
A check ton-$150 from the Frank
C. Godfrey Post. American Legion.
Clothing. Mrs. Gorham.
Clothing and toys, Mrs. Shufelt.
Eggs, Mrs. Hughes.
Laundry lor the mouth. Norwaili
Steam Luundry.‘ '-
Onu quart" 0'2 milk~ daily. the
\Vhatsoewr Circle oi! King's Daugh-
ters. ' ‘ '
Professional service-sf Dr. Fawcctt.
Candy, sent‘by a friend. .
Plans are now in progress tor a
rummage sale to be held sometime
early in May. Old clothing of all
kind: will be gratefully received and
, may—cHent at onyflime to theft?
Nursery in \Vehster street, where it
“'1“ be cared for until the dot: of
tltc stilc.
LOCAL BRIEFS ‘
'lhu Nor-walk Kiwanis club has
representative-s at. the international
Kiwanis Conference on Regional
Planning which is being held from
April 20 to 251.1 at the Hotel l'cnn-
sylwlnln, .N'cw York city.
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The Twin City Valet in a central-
ly locate-a establishment where
cleaning. dyieltzg and tailoring work
tor ladies and gentlemen ll wal-
taken care at. 67 North Alain St.
Phone 408. Adv.
O O 0
Regular cztlistiteuios class will be
held (or boys at 7:80 o’clock tonight
in the South Norwulk Baptist
church.
I V O
~Best coal at. reduced price:
Harris & Guns—Adv.
o o o '
A Special meeting of tho Mount
Zion church is called for tomorrow-
cvcnlng at 7:30 o'clock. Business
0: importance is to be transacted.
O _B 0
~Rud10’uud Victroilaa sold on
may terms. Bandeau-Adv.
O O a
The last quarterly conference of
the your will be held at the Knight
Ft. .\. M. )3. church tonight. Rev.
W. 11. Jones will preside.
, Q l 0
«~25 per cent of! on radios dud
loud speakers.~Donneliy'd—Adv.
. O O
The second unuuai DaMnlay cir-
era 0! the Home {or the Aged ll bc’
lug planed to lake plticu on Motlv
«:rs' Day. Inspection is invited.
L'Zli'S-L‘..——Adv.
Brown. Tel. 23 93-2.-—-,Adv.
Loyal Order of Moose for the stain
of Connecticut. will be held June 12
and 13 in New Britnin.
e u o . inles’ High school in \Vestport. who
The regular monthly' meeting of is;conflned to her home by “111365.
the Building Loan association will ' ’ ’
beheld tomorrow, April 21.
time! O'Shaughnessy is to be the
The reserved seats am being ar- speaker 0f the evening. and is ex,
ranged in box formation in readl— peeled to DO a very interesting talk-
Pride or [Incas Council No. 46. will
THREEJ‘OLD PROTECTION
Your valuiibles and securities in "a Safe Deposit
box here are protected from:
~—flre
“theft
waooidental loss.
Box rental is reasonablr', i'uur dollars a your.
”7500111 NORWALK srvmcs m
«
hold a meeting tonight at the home
of Mrs. Sadie Moore, 9 Clay street.
hell: street is very ill at her home.
Dr. Robert M. Wolfe. 13 in attend- nootlon with the church.
4 once. ' ' " ‘ “
New York and New England. :iust
noiiy's.~—Adv,
. O C t
. "The Subconcious Mind'” will be
Plans for a reception tor memb-
i * S
~Forttllzer (or Gardens. Alfred
o o ‘o
The unnual stats field day or the
_ o o a
Degree Team or Pocahontas.
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Friends will be sorry to learn that
‘ "RUMMAGE’ SALE
home of Mrs. ChrisulinSWartzfiM-ra. ‘
dittorent design.
omen
.ngeriefiAccompanles, Dainty Frocks
: . 'Ruffiegl’i’Ll
By MIKE. LISBETIL
One of the important fashion pre-
dictions {or !:ill“is that lace will be
one of the most noticcablc trimming
Ioaturea or the season.
inch metal fiouncinga
reach from shoulder to hem. are in-
cluded in these predictions.
these wide effects include trlscoior-
ad laces in the effect of ao~cq
painted laces. Also.
lace will be the half and half. one-
halt in one color and one design and
the other in a different color and I.
Sheer block laces
will also, it is prophesied. be good
Filly-two
to
and
”ad
in this wide
by fall.
other important group.
Going the models I
above,
trimming quit. lavishly.
tiers at scallops. The girdle is of
(‘Olol‘t‘d stont‘s set in CX‘C‘DL’.
A dinplmnous summer frock
fiou‘orcd chiffon and
features
ioncd
Insh—
on gracefully flowing
Beaded laces cous'ituto 1111- lines of the frock and the pattern
. m" the cliin‘ou. It is. a tunic model
All of which makes more inter- falling into soft folds below tho
showing girdle of lace unrl chiffon. Flowers
bead in u corsuge affect at girdle and
The fairy- shoulder are a. pretty detail. With
like gown on the left is composed of this frock is worn a Wide hat of
flesh colored crepe chcnetto with sil- simple dosign in shell pink. trim-
vcr bonds and bugles forming three mod with a single large. rose.
The lingerie to he worn with such
dresses is. of course. as attractive as
of possible. This srl-(‘Eillf'd “dance. on-
(right) smut-iv" of hruseierc und bloomers
is in orchid crepe. do chine \vith rut—
lines lies of corn not. The liaiideau
which harmonize well with the matches the material.
0 .
ernoon. at l’ay'u market.
. . , Znnt street. The
~Prico of coal reduced. ilzrrla charge is as follows:
S; Gans‘. Phone 72l.-—3Adv.
Mrs. E. L. Drake.
M rs. Louis Pratt.
- II II
Dorothy Austin.
Harlem Baxter.
Ethel Peterson.
Milton Sluwson.
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.Mrs. “'iiliam Quinn
street is substituting for Miss Cath~
criuo’ McConn. principal o: the Jun-
iorlligli school department of Sta-
With the ensuing of school today
. .~» . plans are under way for the formal
——-For 'wedding glfts—Donnelly's, Opening 01 R089?
second floor.-~Adv. .. ‘ Thursday. April 28. _
c o o is now complete and in'the hands
The Endeavor Circle of the So. at the printers.
Norwulk Congregational church 1' ‘
will meet. \Vednosday afternoon at 8
o‘clock at the home of Mrs. A. G.
Leemhuls. 96 South. Mainstream for
a business session. .
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Thursday night will he a. big night
in East. Norwallr for the Mayflower
and. Old “loll companies will
their banquet on .tlie. 23rd.
The regular meeting a! the Girlo'
club of Christ church will be held
tomorrow evening.
C O U ‘
The choir of the Swedish Conzrev
——NeW samples at victure mauld- gntlonal church will hold a rehear-
[iug on display at Donnelly's.~—Adv. 53-1 tomorrow 8"“
' o o o . '3‘
, Thero will be a. board meeting
. Mrs. Fannlc I. \Vebb o: 23 Efltfl- this evenins at the Chrisitan Advent
church to discuss matters in coli-
The gasoline station at the cor-
Past Commanders Association nor of Winfield street
will hold a card party tonight at
tho home of Mrs. May Burt. 3 be opened for business this week.
. l’crsliing street. . A
avenue. erected by A. Molina. will
EAST N OR’WALK
LONG ISLAND
DELEGATES BACK
Improvement Associa-
tion Cake Sale Plans
Completed -—-— M r s .
William Quinn Sub-
stitute Teacher
The Triangle club of Christ church
will meet. tomorrow "morning in the
The committee in is at
Mrs. Albert E. Dunn.
Aftsr spending Friday afternoon.
Saturduy. and part of Sunday at the
.. o o 9 conference in Long Island. the dole-
—-Shcep manure and Airic Lime Bates (mm the East avenue Meth-
tcr lawns. Alfred Brown, Tel odist church are back. tired but en-
thuuinatie. over the new friends
. . . have made and their.
' The summer Normal school to be while away.
held at. Yule University this year.
will upon July 6. Tho term will age of Miss Lillian Ferguson. are:
close August 31h.
ot “’iut‘teld
Ludlow school
program
hing.
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. o .o ‘o
. . .Repairs at. gait! Pasture
’ —-1\'ew auto map at New. Jersey. pork are progressing rapidly and it
is' expected that. "mv will be com-
out. 'I‘wentrflve cents each at Don- plated by Memorial Day. on which
day the beach opens {or the season.
The Court. Edmondo De Amicis The 15131:: have been ' completed,
Daughters 0! American ‘RQVOIutton . . , ., . .
qpened tOder in Washington. 13.13.
ms eac hat Donnelly'a.—-Adw
o: the Brldseoort motions-you»;
. . Q C . . 0 "0’ O ‘
. “haw auto than at New Joraay. The Court Edmondo Dar-Amie?
\ew York. Pennsytmu. 1‘1de N9. 1?: tr. at. A; held its menial!
nd Delaware. just out. .Twonty-nve meeting at 100
, yesterday. ‘
"coo
'fsooo'attgpded the first.
,1» into» an m worm u r;
‘ .‘vlt
Washington} street
end.
for this city Will
opeagér
for the new house of the Cal! Paa- Art League Operetta
ture Life Guards at the beach.
Patrolman John hoberts of First.
street. has greatly improved
his operation at. the Norwalk hos-
filth! and is able to be out or doors "3 ”“3 Fem-”5‘1“ ‘0‘" ”‘9 OF’CW‘M-
again.
SPRINGWGOD'
WV
» Coleman Chm—hock o! Lowe street
has returned from I. brief visit with and talent in this particular line.
friends in New
0
utter
Hummus-e.
Mr. and Mrs-Anthony Nickolettc tray the T010 of “Alynoer Homogen-
02 Fort Point street have moved to bosch.” rich Holland farmer.
Bouton street.
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Alfred Smith at Spring street was Mrs. Constance Sherwood and Mrs.
a. visitor in New York Sunday.
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Mr. and. Mrs; John Kovaca of the” dlushim‘s. ,
Lowe street, entertained relatives Mrs. Edward A. Lambert. who is
from Stamford over theqycpg end.
Mr.
Knapp sire-3t
ers. .Anwwmj 'Ztro of Miss Lulu Friar. a student of mu-
ontorminqd ”may“ sic. in love with “Wilhelmina."
from New York an", ‘over gm w‘eek Mrs. William W. Church. who is‘
Stephan Urban of Oak street was
,a visitor in Stamford Friday.
Michael Permellic o: “'00:! street
was a visitor in Bridgeport Satur-
day an)"
experiences
Those who attended
,the conference under the cliaperon-
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony {turmella
or 1513' avenue entertained relatives
from Bridgeport over the week end.
John Koby 0! Chi! street was a
recent visitor in Bridgenort.
Clifford Jackson of Bridgeport was
a. recent visitor in Springwood.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. James Florence or
Clix! street. entertained
from Bridgeport ovesgtho wool: and.
‘ U U 0‘
James McKenzie ct xintton av.
onus motored to Sta
day on business.
ford Satur-
Charlea Brunnelt or New Haven
was a business visitor in Springwood
Saturday.
RSONALS
Mi- .aud Mrs. James Clarke
38 \Voodward avenue announce the
birth 01 a daughter Saturday morn.
ing at the morwalk hospital.
or and daughter are doing Neely.
Mrs.‘Clurko betore her mo
Miss Helen Leather-land.
Mr .and Mrs. H. D. Weed of
rooms}: street had as
over the week-end their grandmo-
lher. Mrs. E. ‘Weed or
and an aunt. Mrs. Richard Larnerd
of ayrncuae. New York.
Mrs. William (2. Jesse and daugh-
ter. Ron. have returned tron: a
visit. in Salisbury. Maryland. where‘
they wore the guests or Mr. and
Seymour. tormorly o:
.M
Mm. D. Ford
Norwalk.
Mr. and Mn. Stephen Reynolds
or. Scribner avenue ant-ruined rel-
‘ativol from ‘New
week-end.
York over the
Melanin: and Ernest Golden 91
Mold circumspect the-wook.md ,
with routing in New York. ‘
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:J’o ‘pb'xooteha:
W. . . ‘. "00m ‘3‘”.
. . 9 0
Rev. DoWitt 'ra'lmage‘ ’ Van ‘Doren
be the principal
at the? med 3 or ago-i
o't Beaten wt
r :3 Santana .
Offers Great Promise
"‘A'lndmiils of Holland," which is to
he presented by members or the
Bridgeport Art league at their Club
rooms. April 35.
The offering promises to he of 11C-
usual merit. as the selected partici-
pants so far. show li.‘ greatest skill
The cast includes:
Mrs. “’iillam Pope. who Will por—
Mra. Louis “‘eldlich. who is to be.
"\‘ronm llertogcnhoscll.“ his wife.
E. S. Caldwell. who are to act the
parts of "\X'llhclmina." and "Hilda."
mortar the. part of "Bob ~Y8lllieti."
American salvsnmn.
to be "Franz.” a rich farmer's son.
gin love with "Hilda."
Mrs. Herman l‘ussoit will play the
Erolo of "Katrina." a rich lurincr‘s
daughter.
M
CARS DERAILED AT \\‘I.\'STED
\VINSTED, April Ill—Three cars
in a. freight train over the New
York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad. due here at 6:80 a. m.
were derailed two hours earlier'at
Campvillo by a broken rail. The
cars were laden with scrap brass,‘
tire clay and lumber. and traffic
was blocked on the lino during tho
morning. passengers being trans-
ferred around the obstruction. No
one was hurt in the mishap.
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Fewer Italians Coming.
3
(New York Letter.)
Italy's emigration has fallen ‘off
32 per cent in the last year. ai’yd it
is attributed largely to the restric-
tion. law of the United States. More"
Italians went; to Argintine last year
than to the United States. 68,000 to
36.090. Emigration from Italy into
the rest of Europe partly made up
for the loss, Italy having sent 54.0th
persons into the differentcountries
or the continent. or about 68 per
cent. of the total emigration.
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Much interest is being evidenced
Daulhtun a: the o. u. A. M. wlu'be
instituted in 'Norwnlk when national
oll'lceru lrém New York come tofihia
city May 9.
They will preterit the new order
with its charter and institute the
unicorn who were electod last Friday
night It... meeting hold in the O. U.
.l. M. hall it 100 Wuhlntlon arse;
This order in an auxiliary to Liz:-
colri council. Na. 4. O. U. A. 31.. and
has chosen the name of Mary Un-
coln for its use. that being the name
of Lincoln’s win. .
This is the second council to be
instituted in Connect'out and it is
making rapid stridea‘in New York
State and Pennsylvania. with all in-
dicationl at a large membership in
this state in the near future.
The officers who were elected and
MONDAY, APRIL 20,1926.
Feature Articles
New Organization to he,
' Formed in Norwalk Ma},- 9t
Mrs. Morrill and Mrs. Beaker Tell Intel-egg.
Stories of American Life in the (new;
Hard to Learn Language ‘
have the honor r" 3.3. . ._,
hold office in line. . .
18 (allows:
A new organization called the
secretary.
a?!“ «
cilor.
01‘.
Ol‘
ly, trustees.
\
Club News
\4‘
Verna Raymond. (a ;:
Helen Richardc .1",
3121!? Kelly. rem .7,
Al Raymond.
Fred Scofielvi, t5: . =:::-.‘ »
George Over" - . ..__
Howard RE -
Charles Ferris a , _;« ..~. ,
Elizabeth Sic~”~'.
Mildred L'tzimc .
Louise Benedict. ~
Paul Deysermnb
ii. Richards, T '1', ' f .
MildreiL‘lZifit';,, :7 .-
RQWXYTON ~
iFLORA'L CARD
PARTY BENEFIT
Committees Start
l Work in Earnest—
} Library Will Benefit
«M. E. Church Plans
Concert
l
i With the head: or the vtrious
ficommlttees ot the Rowayton floral
{card party benefit {or the Public 11:
library back in town after the Easter
‘holislays. serious work has been
started for the benefit which will be
held Saturday evening. April 25.
People who wish to so to the pony
or send calm and candy to the home
or Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barrett. In
Brookside avenue. where the aflnir
will be held. are askad to notify firs.
Arthur Biliard not later than Sat-
urday morning Mrs. Biliard': phone
number is BSOHV.
The full personnel at the trans-
pormtiou committee has been an-
nounced as follows:
Mrs. Bennett.
beam! will b: ‘ v; y.
evening. Th.~ rr; -
the concert v.13: ‘
decided upon at ‘-
Sunday school 2- ': 2-. - ._ :
wayton Baptist -r
trig at the hv‘llll'
of the Sunday . ‘-= :.
in Highland arr/2'..- ,_ »_
the young pen .
school will 2:1"-
'of the EEIWJEI :1 ,
counting on 3.23.2; -
at the South 59:11:} .
a! church new. >.'
They will be a;
John Johnson.
ton avenue has :' , ~
week's flsi:
opending the wee; t. . ff;
city.
There nil} l- .- M
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A number cl:
Mrs. George 3! ~ - ' :;
Mrs. Hon-ca r.i ‘ *
Mrs. Barrett.
Mrs. Hudson.
.‘ll‘arleuSOD: — ~
Mr. Hubbell. ‘
Mr. Barrett.
Mrs. Smbell. '
Mrs. Lynch, * ?
Mr. Wilson.
The committee in charge of tables
is composed of .
Miss Dorothy Raymond. 1
Miss Gertrude Brando;
The 'n'lowing will ‘make up the
committee in char; *0: chairs:
Charles E. i ..nk,'
Arthur Biliarcl. >
Earl Themes. E
O I O f
The meeting of the Rowaytou Ci-
vic association. which was to have
been held this. evening, has been
postponed. '
I O '
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Milla at High-
land avenue had as their week-end
guests Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hughes
01‘ Brooklyn. N. Y.
. O O 0
Rev. Charles 5. Gray 0! the Met):-
odist church. who has been attend.
lug the conference in Jamaica. L.
1., is spending a. tent day: with his
father in Camden. N. J.. before re-
turning to Rowayton. Rev. Gray is
expected back about “‘ednesdny.
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The Sunday school ct the Math-
odist church is 'blin'ntn‘z a. concert
with motion pictures to:- Friday
evening. Plans have not been eu-
tirely completed ct there Will be
several vocal numbers by members
oi the Sunday school and a trio at
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