_. on; Again
.11.. Mrs. Funk, the Defunct library, l
" ,d Was Resuri'ected and Put in Opera- >-
Kean one at Rowayton's
women for the past few
Mrs. Funk is president of
We Public Library board
has been undertaking the
making the library some:
‘igger and better than it has
n beiore. As chairman at
mittee in charge or .the
cord party benefit held Satur-
- 'g e had to attend countless
ee meetings. Besides that
k was on the committee in
or chairs and one of the
J‘urho took tables at the party.
,F‘unk' was also one or the
‘ - or the book club this past
‘. Each of. the members or
ub submitted the name of a
which she would like to read.
. books were purchased and
0’ co divided among the mem-
Energy Each member had an op-
ty to read all the books
rhlé‘; were then given to the R0-
eyiion Library.
,‘ s at a meeting called by
link and held at her homo
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)iIlS. WES FUE’K
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viewed the picture .
noun:-
s. real American picture.
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Mrs. chrgo Knapp. Mrs. Ms.
K. Stevens. and Mrs. Philip A. Jeko
tor the first half of the week.
1 that the library board after
disbanded for more than a
Marl-was reorganized so that the
techfical worn or the library might
up. expert supervision.
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tional Health Program
Val-walk is to celebrate May Day
it]: 8. children' a health program,
flowing the example of other cities
Anna Moonshine.
that they shall rcucll majoxlty
good llc:.lltll
Headed by its plosidcnt, ‘ Score-
inry of Commerce, Hoover, the Am-
rl‘lcun Health. association. together
With the many other voluntary
, gencies interested ill good health.
Jinn organized a nationvwldo demo
oustrutlon to call to public atten-
on the"llccessily for better care
' Offtlle Children.
” Due to the fact that most of the
cllools of Norwalk are so energetic-
3 practicing for the spring music
ostival. no special programs for the
Mayday health session is advocated.
j'Only in the Franklin Junior High
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three local theatres at both
lion of Miss Minnie
some health subject.
Next year the local
hope to be able to put on a
health program. lllcunwlllle
urge all who are able to attend
lllm showings which will be
interesting and instructive.
F RATERNALS
the
th
Program of Indian
lylusic Given By Club
.Aéong the youngest and most
bitious of the Bridgeport Musical
lob is the Musical Research Club.
hich presented an extraordinary
rogram of Indian Music in the
meld Hotel last ov.cnlng 'lllc
i room was apploprlately decor-
in soft crimson. Clliel’ Wapzl-
'ey was present and gave a. talk
Indian characteristics.
The club members
sre well
regular monthly meeting.
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Order or the Golden Sceptre
night at 100 \Vashlngton street.
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Sons of ,St. George
tonight. at 25 Main street.
who took ' ° ‘
known in musical
night at 35 \Vasllington street.
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_ Leila. Hulse of Fairlleld, Fran-
). Ethel Fuller. Mabel Ben-
Hawloy. Edna Ostrofsk}.
rothy Stevenson of Fairfield.
program included \',ocal in-
htal and dance numbers.
monarch Holds
Successful Concert
concert held Sunday night in
n Congregational church
the auspices or The Christ-
eavor League was extremely
II}. 250 attended the affair.
r. Clinchy. assistant pastor
Wesleyan College, gave an
talk. George O’Brien. 0:
in who is prominent in music
7 song three solos in fine
The Juniors under the lead-
of Mrs Isabelle Slawson- Bib-
r‘ several numbers in a
manner. The concert was
by Arthur Sands Blbbons.
street.
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Butler Chapter No. 38.1%. A. M.
will hold its semi-annual me'eting
tonight at 16 South Main street.
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I’onassus Council, No. 1268. will
meet tonight at 70 South Main
street. '
Rev. Petty to Speak
At N ewtown Church
Rev. Orville A. Petty. Ph. D.. of
New Haven. pastor of the Plymouth
church or that city and, chairman
of the National Council or Congreo
gatlonul churches Will speak Thurs-
day night at the Community Forum
to be held in the Newtown Congre-
gational church. Rev. Petty was a
world war army chaplain and a
most interesting speaker. A-_;num-
ber of people from out of town are
planning to attend.
Robinson Crusoe
:
no reason to save meney. He had no use fer
d there was no bank to pay him interest.
‘The board will undertake a num-
ber of activities during the coming
months in the interest of the Libr-
ombine for Mayday
Health Films to Be Shown at All Local Thea-
will there be any special program
and this will‘boglvcn under Miss
These films which have belie pro»
curdo from the Hartford health bu-
rcnu, are to be shown at each ol’ the
the,
morning and evening performances.
With each showing. there will be
a. short speech by one or the Junior
High school girls. under the direc-
McDonald.
school nurse, on the picture itself or
u ssoclat ions
real
both
N. B. U. P. I. C. Lounsbury Lodge
No.126 will meet tonight {or the
Court Frances No.11 will meet to-
Welcome
Stranger Lodge. No. 364. will meet
these Tritio No..26, will meet to-
Q. They ,were Miss Adeline
‘ . Leslie Fall‘clllld. \V‘illianl Uncas Hayloft No. "6 and 3p}.
Mabel McCarthy, Harriet will meet tonight at 35 Washington
their play: for the St. Peter’s Em
.geilcal church entertainment ii:
» -’-'-Ad v.
Mrs. Frank Hadley. »
Following every review by in
endorsement committee. the Sentinel _
will print in its columns a report oi
the some.
LOCAL BRIEFS
omelet visit to Winona chapter. 0. E.
none. lodge.
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tor , lawns.
2393-2.—-Adv.
All red Brown.
Tel
--Beat coal st reduced prices
Harris a. Genes-Adv.
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The Eureka Rebecca degree team
twelve candidates Friday evening at
Odd Fellows’ hall. .
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—-Ii‘erlillze.- for Gardens. Alli-ed
Brown. Tel. 2393-3.-—Adv.
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Annual meeting of the Name“:
Union oflKlngl' Daughters end Sons
will iako place this afternoon at the
South Norwalk Baptist church at
2 .30 o'clock.
y
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~26 per cent on on radios and
loud speakers.—Donneliy'e.-—Adv.
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Mrs. Bertha Slobodkln leaves to~
day to attend the meeting of the
Department of immigrant Aid of the
National Council at Jewish Women.
to be held in New York city today.
. —-Radlo and Victrolu cold on
any terms. Delirium—Adv.
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Members or the Choral Art soci-
ety will meet tonight at the Grace
Parish hall tor rehearsal of “in Mu-
sic’s Praise." the communion to be
presented by the society at its an-
nual spring concert. May 19. in the
auditorium 01 the Norwalil. Moth“.
dist Episcopal church. Two soloist!
and an orchestra willbalanco the
program. . A
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The Twin City Valet in I. central
ly located establishment when
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring wort
(0. ladies and gentlemen is wel
taken care of. 62 North Main 8!.
Phone ('08. Adv.
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Mrs. Clarence Miller is in chute
ot the Mispah circle rummage sale.
to be held Thursday and Fridny. It
38 Washington street.
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—Prlce of coal reduced. Harris
to Guns. Phone 72L—Adv.
The William McKinley Auxllllry
will hold a social meeting tonight.
The special feature at the evening
will be a. kitchen shower tor the nu:-
lliary. Refreshments will be served.
—Sele on rambler bushes I and
barberry. E. A. Cuneo. Phone 3335. ‘
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The Y 4 class and the Sundutd
Bearers ot the Norwalk M. E. church
will play basketball this evening.
P
berberry. E. A. cuneo. Phone 8835.
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The young people will rehearse
The Thundering
Herd." now being shown at the fie-
gent theater. and find it" very corn-
mendable. suitable tor ‘old and
The picture is taken iron: 2....
Grey’s book 0: that mine and fee.—
tum Jack Belt. Lois Wilsdn. Noah
Beery and Raymond Button. and is
The Better Films Association kw
‘ mongol! to have a committee of
six -members. three at the Regent
and three at the Rialto. to reviews
the film tor the first port or the
week. and for another committee to
review the last haitfot the Week. .
These committees Will serve for
tour weeks. Those for this month
include. at the Rigent: Mrs. bolus
Vlclters. Mrs. Robert B.- B. Fools,
Mrs. Edwin c. Drake. let the Rialto:
For the last halt or the Week. at
ithe Regent: Mrs. George Ingham.
lulu Patten Beard. and Mrs. C. B.
Knapp: at the Rialto Mrs. :Roberl-
Wilson. Mrs. George Buchanan and
W‘ortlly Grand Matron ot the State
Mrs. Helen 1 William- wiil mallow
8.. in Kent. tonight. A reception
will be held at 7 o “clock for 13.nov-
ton Jenni-s. grand patron of the Wi-
—Sl.leep manure and Agrie Lime
will confer a degree on a. class oi
ship Bible Class or the East Nor-
crom Cilcle will not no waitresses.
The money realised lrom the supper
will go to the Friendship Clues; end
eventually to the church. The mem-
bers of the committee in chfl‘se m: .
5 Mrs. E Haniord.
-.—8sle on rambler bushes and,
coma-lazy. may are: ' in '
wit club are preclieelly co pie
ed. ,.
The various conunit'tm. ,
by Mrs. George 8.
evening will include.
mer Bunderiand.
Joy. Miss lrene
G. Cave.
given by Mia bodies was.
b known local dancing teacher.
Carl Ahlstrorp as her partner.
EAST NORWALK
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Last Rehearsal 4Tb-
day-—-. Friendship Bis
ble Class Supper
East Avenue Methodist
o'clock tomorrow night. The ' he:
rehearsal o! the play which is to
be given by the Epworth League
will be held. this evening and the
finishing touch: added to the ni-
ready perfect parts. The cast is en-
Tiroughout the countrl At the present time the Better . ° ‘ . 11.0mm n lollowe
.Accordlng to the latest news from Films Assoclallon. the local thea- Th0") will be 3 "’th 0’ “1°-‘33-PL ”0mm Churchill. mom,
\Vashinglon. Monday is to be dcdl- tree and the Mothers’ club are oo- degree and and teams °£ "1" Eu“ 39339”-
cute to the 34 000 000 normal operating in the presentation or "k3 39mg 10"“ in Odd Fellows‘ lent. Arthur Lawton. (taut.
lchildren ol' the United states three health films at the amount ha" Thum” fl’enlnf’ Churchill's brother-imam Earl
l: the hope of President Coolidge theatres. Scents: ‘ P
John Woodman. West Point Cause
A. Reynolds;
Lord Cecil. staunten Sutherland.
English Noblemnu. Milton Blaweon.
Lady Agnes Sutherland. Lord L‘e-
cil's li'lother. Bertha Peterson: .
' Georgia Sherwood. Lady Suther-
lsud’s niece. Dorothy Reynolds: ,
May Churchill, Captain Churchill.
wire. Dorothy Loam; ,
Donald's
Ruth Churchill. sister
“The Little Savage." Catherine
Penna“.
The church orchestra. will
nish the musical program of
evening.
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The Young People's Society oi the
Christian Advent church will holds
business meeting at 730 this even-
lng.
. The regular meeting oi the“ Omi-
crorn Circle _w=ls held last even~
t’ubllc speaking seem to be guin-
ing general; (over an. course oi
study. and in was: Norwelil in the
1st Word. there in discussion or the
iormnuon cl a clan tor the study
or this topic. it‘is stated that the
Roy. A. .l. Pennell, ol the East Ave-
nue Methodist church. is to head the
close. Many East Norwalk people
have signified their intention or
Joining and the class will probably
be open to anyone interested in this
line or endeavor.
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A. meeting 0! the St. Agnes Guild
of Christ church trill be held this
evening at the home 02 Mrs. Webb.
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JudgeNehenilah Condos Ivlll be
the speaker at it Young Peoples"
meeting to be held in the Christian
Advent church «this evening.
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From 6 to 8 oclock Friday. May
1. the people oz East Nor-walk will
have an opportunity to enioy a; do.
llcious supper serVed by the Friend-
wall: Methodist church. The Owl-
Mrs Burton Osborne. chairman. ,.
Mrs. Anne. Alvord '
* Mrs Jini Hantord.
Mrs A. J- Pennell
.Mr. J 31316213.
Mr. G lmum. -’
church rooms tonight. ‘All til
having parts are requested ‘
"Dawn of Espring”.
night, High school auditorium,
Those who are to give specialty
Miea June Helen Nelson. Min
Eleanor Johnson. Mrs. Retry Pale
Mrs. George A.
Leach. Miss Phyllis Wigner. Miss
Mink Stanfield. Miss Hildred Love;
Mr. Lloyd
A special dance number is to be
frail
who
will give on exhibition with Mr:
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“LITTLE SAVAGE”
PLAY TOMORROW
, ‘Epworth Léague Holds
”The Little Sense? will be all} the
church at s
A tire station. weep-lied out restore
the ‘
one is spending a few days with
her grandparents In Greenwich. '
Sunday in town.
Hill rend had as her week-end suite:
has Sister. lilies Ellen Comstocll. of
New York city. .
Brooklyn.
week-end with Mrs. Van Want-en's
mother. Mrs. George Earl-ls of Flex .
Elli rend. .
arenue spent the. week-end "with
relatives
”fork.
Baboon are '
working hard to make this amn- this
-. for her main.
plan-ml cones. The;pie.wili be. the
kind that has made. But No‘rwalk
church suppers turnout.
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Mr. and Mrs. William lattes-eon or
East avenue. have returned to their
home. after visiting their son in Or-
ange._N. J. ,
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, Mr. and Mrs. George Capuore. at
Fort Point street entertained rein.
tires tron: Georgetown: over- the
week-end.
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Elia. 3...... or (luxury Eculevand
was a visitor in Dcnbury. last night.
where he attended a banquet. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Badman of
Briugeport. formerly 0!. this city.
were visitors over the week end at
the home or Air. and Mrs. F. Purdy.
on Fort Point t.
is
Peter Nelson of Fort Point street.
celebrated his 'a': birthday on Sun-
day.~ _
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Miss Muriel Btu-till! or Rowan
street. was a visitor .ln New York
city. on Sunday. .
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The apparatus a the .maower‘
as: anemoonf .to «We a m“
tire in Winfield street. near the
Bountuck liner'rke Weapon ap-
paratus-also responded to an alarm
turned in there (or the some lire.
PERSONALS
WWW
Mr.;nnd Mrs. Charles Flirhurst’ of
Good View avenue, Ciehrwntor
,Parkmu as her mental. the pres-
‘ent time Mrs, mrhum's mother
and sister. Lin. Butler and Miss
Clare. Butler ol‘. Brooklyn. New
York. -
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Kr. and an... an: Roth 0:
Highluld avenue have returned
iron: Florida. where they spent the
winter. '
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Mr .end Mrs. Joseph J. Cahill oi
Fair neenue m at the present time
motoring through Pennsylvania.
‘ ' e e e '
Miss Wailerine Dismal. of Port
Chester has been spending a. few
days with friends In this city.
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Miss Ethel Mend 0! Stuart ave-
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John Williams of Stamford spent
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Mill. Richard Edmond: ot Flu
Mr. and Mrs. Van Wageren 0:
New York- spent. the
.
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Miss Genevieve Wolfe of Romyton
Mount Vernon. New
. most of us who live in America instead, of
desert isle, have as lna
artists: and {or the unmédanelng
whlck will take vitae tiller the per-
it is renounced that Mill Natalie
Mahmud who waste have been
‘ one of the ”candy rifle” at. the cob-
aretwlubeunsbletobem
Friday night. owing to the feet that
m it st present, in the Net-walk
hospital under-gala: an , email
The menu for the Clam Chowder
supper wall include: one: chowder.
baked bun. mellow some“. asb-
be’g’o m: rolls. lemon morengue
day.
, was a. visitor in Standard yesterday.
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recovering tram his recent illness.
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Norwalk entertained relatives Irom
New, York alter the week-dud.
, . . . ,
lava moved tram Lam-n street to,
Davis place.
City street entertained relatives
tron: Standard over the weektend.
street is ill at her home.
erly of. Spring street have moron to
Springfield. Mass '
Spring street is recovering horn her .7
heiiner (telephone 821).,
not: should be made at once.
annoy
The utter-noon session will be held
at the Masonic temple at Greenwich
It 8 o’clock. Mrs. Corbett-Ashby.
president ‘or the international Sutt-
iu Politics." She will be a guest of
the Cullen club. Civics club and
We of Women Voters. , Thrown
the entities: or these Greenwich 01'-
notation- the Fair-field county leag-
ue members: and their friends. will
have the exceptional opportunity oi
hen-log one or the beet ,. women
speakers of today. 7. Mrs. Corbett.
Ashby he: addressed several conven-
tionl during her present visit to
America. besides making a. nu§lber
of addresses before smaller meetings
and. on each andcvery occasion. has
been most enthusiastically received.
SPRINGWOOD
Nicholas Talcono or Lexington
Ivonne put, in a hurry call last night
been badly beaten on his way home.
The police investigated and learned
that it we: a more one of finally
trouble and Toleone had not been
assaulted. at hndcelled the police
to frighten the tamily.‘
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Paul Wargo or Taylor. avenue sail-
ed tor Europe ‘ yesterday. Mr.
‘Wnrgo will visit Rome. Budapest
and several Hunger-inn cities.
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Joseph Blumo or Winston ave.
nue recently motored to Stamford.
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John’ Greene of New Raven was
a. visitor in Springwood ”acidity.
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The many friends or “Lilian:
Romano of Chestnut street will be
gind to learn that he is able to be
about again alter. his recent operas
lion.
. Alexander Straseburger of Lounge
a business visitor in Springwood ses-
torday.
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Anthony Tumour; or Clean street
was a visitor in New Haven Sun-
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John Gall of Lexington avenue
JeekVVVix-go ct Tcylor avenue is
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Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Prio of
I
i ,3"?- M Payne of Ohio avenue.
its.
phone 656). or Mrs. A. W. Esch-
Reecrva- ;
At 1: 45 a report a: the national
convention. held last woolen) Rich; :
mend. will be given by Miss Grace
rage alliance. will speak on "Women‘
tor the police, saying that he had
eon avenue motored l0 Dorian 993- Rippin, national director or the g1,“ under .
terday. Girl Scouts. will tell how the var- wow in the a;
‘ ‘ ’ ' ious departments of the national Edllh gammy
JON?!) 3150‘ 01140391310“ 3W5“? organization inaction in their new Brown Owl in
went to Bumped Suds:- ’ home. The session will close with The annua,
‘ " ' a. tribute to the memory of Mrsv at Cedar Hill .\
Cherie: Jones of New York was Ex-ern‘ 53w_ close of the c,
missioner's training course
given by
chairman of the national field corn~
miltee. at Cedar Hlli.1u3t outside of
Boston.
headed by Mrs. Pane Deeter Ripin
will be held the following day at
Cedar Hill.
plus will be hostess “or the get-to-
gether dinner ehlch will be held at
ing.
the Massachusetts Council which
14% APRIL 3’
‘ Club Nee
g. “Walk Has as Resident
~Greal; PocahOntas of 3
Mrs. Payne'ls One of City’s Busies
Heads Thirty-five Councils
Connecticut
one of the city’s most active we-
' $161) in. "Poetfiouus circles" is
t Rfllderl.
m Stale .
Pocahontas ll; co in t
of Great For“ L
iurisdktion
;Menever any a: the Pocnhontas terent counr -
ate Wherlcxer
evidenced by '
Payne has 1. .
her tlmr .au‘a,
‘- Last week .-
an on'iclal
Council No.
tuck. Then
went to K2:
Bridgeport,
to Hiawatha
‘London.
Yesterday, .3. p '
oiflciai visit 7' ,
she will go! .3
help the loce‘ '
it. f“
“6355812;h
Loun: ll \'r. 5‘.
”Mum...“— uwaemg
Deput\ (rt-slid P;;;.;~__ a2-
Stocking.
Next week
make more
job, 1! mill”
tl'on. requires- *-
,MRS. DAISY PAYNE r,
". ,. .DZ“:¢ s
_“"r‘-‘.fi
organizations around town are meet-
ing-Shire] Payne is right there in her
. . . “"1 ’4.
ottlczal position. study. Mrs. Pa as dogs a.
and last antir :e 5.9”}.
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‘Girl Scouts” to Hold Annual
Convention In Boston. M 55.
Incidentally she holds the highest
Interesting Program Planned for \Iay 18 to?
--Mrs. Herbert Hoover, \lrs. Fledenz;
Edey and Mrs. Jane Rippin to Speak
A call to the eleventh” annual
convention of the Girl Scouts like
Just been issued by the National
Council More than 500 Girl Scout
leaders. commissioners and . associ-
ates from all are. the United States
will attend the conference which
will be held in Boston May 18 to
May 24.
The Goxernor of Massachusetts
will greet the contention at the Girl
Scout opening cercinonv. which will
be conducted by Commissioner
Hart: of Massachusetts. The found-
er of the Girl Scouts, Mrs. Juliette
will be held a: 1':
pubilcan _club.
Discussion at
center around the
confront the Ame.
and how the G:r
can best be uti
Among the
are education.
home. the '
Girl Scout 0! ,
The Girl Scou“
will pass in r
tional on‘icers
“2:23;: ~
a. _.
convention u: :o
Low will reply to the Governor. Saturday. Mu...
Mrs Berbert Hoover. national pre- Camp col“
sldenl or “he Gill Scouts will give
hex- annual message. Mrs. Nicholas
F. Bren: . nations! treasurer will tell
how the new national headquarters
was won and 111': James Dester
Cedar Hill cu:
camp fire over
Sterrow will is
model-s o.‘ t
aion on the S -
Preceding the convention. it com—
Wlll be
Frederick Edgy .
direction of 13:.
old. Dean En:
College and a ..
tlonal Girl
M rs.
SCI.» L‘u. »‘~-‘ '
A directors conference
William Shl
Mrs. James Si:
nue. entertained
friends Saturde}
{3’ in honor of
universal-3.
ments were c.“
Mia Gwen Martin of Philadel-
he Somerset Hotel. Tuesday eien-
May 19th. ~ The dinner “in be
elicited by a reception tendered by
\Ii‘s. Janles _ .. . .1
street is com. ‘lzo.’ :9 .. ..
tunes
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Prueta
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Mr. and MrsPatsyL.De0l-ioot,
Mrs. Joseph Merino of Mineral.
Mr. and Mae. 3. A. Mantle. term-f
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Mrs. Mildred Michael Mandolin. of. ‘
eat illness.
rciij S ‘-
BE these new tree perch shades that add *0 ”’55
bounty and color harmony to the pol ‘ “ d:
‘ grain linden wood splints bound “3: h =0“
ins and stained nr breed vertical rifle-15 °1
A Brand New Type of
, ‘ if! i _
Aerelux ma Intimate from top to bottom kee?‘
’3 I'll-3.1136 giving perfect pf‘w
End? a “No-Whip" can be “”5
Norwalk Chronicler