cert. at Methodist '“
Church A Big Success:
'Newell Artists Provide Emoyable'
double Under Ausyices of Eureka Re-
”kah'eLodg
Penmokaluwell concert held
ms at the‘ South Not-well:
I“ Glittelt under the ana-
the Enrol? Rebekah Lodge
to be a that enjoyable musi-
5-5“ ‘i‘he artists and the program
'- all that could be desired.
m not a. single tiresome
-. in the whole evening.
he heard the Fenwick-New-
noert when it was given be,-
are willing to admit that it was
, tar better last evening. ,
Kl" Fenwick Nowell has a. sweet
“not voice of great charm that one
old never grow tired of listening
'35-: His selections
' you an unis: could sing them.
1 files stvia. Dryb'ilrgh, soprano,
out: with such ease that it a'eemed
Chit It must be the most natural
W: in the world .tor her to do.
Suave Fanciulla.‘ and “Rose of
Heart! sung by Miss Dryburgh
“it! Mr. Nowell were well done.
' his: notes or the letter number
6 so well well blended that it
med as it the'tones must come‘
i. single throat.
he most critical could find no
fault With the execution or Miss
ad Grawiord on the piano.
' tones were well modulated.
”briefing excellent. and runs and
“Ii 5 piece of art.
mop): Marks. \iolinlst. was a
ivorthy addition to the conoert. Hie
Willem interpertdtion of "Spam
_ €5ernade." Chaminade-Kreisler
, a thing to be long remembered
. program last evenifig “’95:
When Night Descends.“ Rach-
not.
.N'ewell and Mr. Marks. 0
ng' of The Open." Lu Forge.
' The Waters 0! Minnetonks.“
ce.
"Bird Song (Paglllacco),
mile.
flryburgh.
Leon-
wero rendered
“zi uenerwuen lens... .Alrs).
So; to..
Mr. Merits. ‘r
“Quests. O Queile."
Verdi.
., “th0 knows. stickies.
“Mall Mandy Lou." Strickland.
’ “Pale Moon" (Indian Lots song)
Logan. '
Mr. Norman.
' "Toccata" Farodlao. ‘ -
“Gempunelie.” (Bells).
Liszt. .
Miss Crawford.
"0 Suave Fanciulla" (La.
me). Puccini.
“Rose of My Heart. Lobr.
Miss Drybur‘gh’ and Mr. Nowell.
".5. Gail or the Woods" (Sireuish
Fork Song). Anonymous.
Fairy Pipers.“ Brewer.
“An Open Secret. Woodman.
Miss Dryburgh.
"Spanish Serenade." Chuminudoo
Kreisler.
"Indian Snake Dance." Burlelgh.
Mr. Marks.
(Ritoletta)
Pagehnh
Bob.
u
mann. .
_“.i Brown Bird Singing." Haydn
Wood.
‘ Tee Yeux.” Bebey.
“Were You There" (Negro Spira'
itunl) arr H. '1'. Burlsigb.
Mr. Nowell. - .
“Barons-oils From Tales of 11036
mam". Olenbech.
The Company.
Miss Alice Wilson was chairman
orthe committee in charge 0! the
concert. She was aided by a. large
staff of assistants. The ushers.
were.
Mrs. Charles German.
Mr. George Wardvvoll.
Mr. \‘corge Swift.
Mr. George Stevens. ‘
There were between three hurls
dred and fifty and hour hundred
people present many or them pro-
rninent in local music’s! circles.
Catholic Daughters Pick
Chairmen For Anniversary
Mrs. M. J. O’Brien Heads Main Committee and
3 Miss ”Julia. Callahan Leads Banquet Mem-
; ., hers-Music
ne'regular business meeting of
111.} Court Laurel, No.1106. Catho-
11c Daughters at America. was held
laiit evening and pin ns made for
the courts fifteenth Anniversary
inner to be held at the Royal James
May 14. An effort will be made to
géLwn speakers for the dinner. one
lo a1 and one from out of town.
39's. M. J. OBrlcn was named
(human ot’ the committee in
rge o! the anniversary celebra-
lion and Miss Julio. Callahan was
apbointod chairman or the banquet
committee. They will be assisted in
the work by the committee mem-
" bne of the unique features of the
brntlon will be the absence of
‘ colors. The unsing will be
13:1?er community are lead by one
A Ludlow School
, ‘ it‘gger Ludlow Junior High School
hinting arrangements to cele-
1,er Day. May 1 with £1.
a program. A white birch
‘ hoe been presented the school
’ Home and School League ‘nnd
mung wiu take place Friday.
_. permitting. at 2- :30
9360.11. Principal A. \Vlliiams is ur-
7; Gifts for
Mother’ 8 Day
or the members. it is thought that
this will give everyone a share in
the evening's entertainment.
The committee in charge or the
music is coniposd of: -
Miss Alina Campbell.
Mrs. J H. Griffin.
Miss Mary Drury.
Delegates were named loci: exon-
ing to attend the convention of
Catholic Daughters of America
willbh will be held in Norwalk
Monday. Mrs. J. J. Lynch was (:llos6
on first delegate and Mrs. Mary
Drury alternative. About “verity-five
membérs or the Court Laurel ex-
pressed their intention or attending
the convemlon.
Thursday evening the Court will
meet again to make further plans
(or the Anniversary 'Dinner and to
complete their committees.
odd to tho Arbor Day celebration.
The school despite its newness is
active in all school moveih‘énts. The
boys chorus and girls glee club will
take place in the music festival this
week.
The ninth grade. the tit-st grad-
uatlng claps of diesel“ Ludlow "has
organized and elected otticers for
the year. Those in churié or me
class destiny are: ‘
Edward Fray. president;
Gordon Hamlin, Vice president;
John Smith. secretary.
The class finances are
teacher supervision.
At the assembly held in the nud-
itorium Monday,mornlng the school
was addressed by senator Gregory
who told the pupils how things are
done at the state capitol. laws put
through. and taxes collected. The
pupils voted this lull: much more
interesting than an ordinary Civics
under
Class.
Mrs. Carrie Godlre’y of Spring
street entertained relatives from
Stamford over the" was): end.
0 I 0
Jerry serum: (S? Webster street
celebrated his twenty-‘ninth birthday
With rrlex-ld'a“ at his horns Monday.
. ‘ Phone 108. «Adv.
“Ah! Moon of My Delight." Leh‘
,story. The arrival at Kitty. .:
actress. causes all the excitement 7
ironic hall from 6 to‘
. are here new.
Lodge .
' an. Arrival 61 Kitty}? given loci
Hell, we;
thusia‘stloniiy received.
monotonic. The mile.
the interior or. the note).
in the morning; not two. the ulcer-
noon; and not three. the evening.
firm but. bubble.-
ln appreciation at her services.
The cost or the play was:
William Winkler. Sue Bruce. '
Aunt Jane. his sister. Grace Lecit-
wood.
Jens. his neloe. Helen Bruce.
Bobble Baxter. Marlon Young.
Banjul-din More. Em Russell.
Ting. a. bell boy. Helen Ruddiman.
Sam. 3 colored porter. Inhale,
Incitwood '
’ Kitty. an actress.
mend.
Marion Rich.
Worthy.
A glance at the coat tells the
the
and keeps things in u turmoil. Tin;
humor.
dgnoing‘ and refreshments were serv-
e .
LOCAL fimcrs
W
The W. W. (3.431116 will hold I.
meeting this «onto: it 8 o'clock at
the south North“: mouse church.
+0lilcllen (latenci- by Ladle? Aid
at Grace Bup'tist church. Thursday
6: 30 to 8: 80 p. m. 75 contra—Adv.
The weekly meeting of the Mir
pull Circle, King's Daughters. will
be held today gt the home of Miss
Alice Wilson. Reed street.
~Fertill33er for Garden. Alfred
Brown. Tel. 2893-. .-Adv. ’
The reunlar been; or the Lee
dieo’ (lid societi 61' the East Avenue
timeout ébdi‘oh' will be held at
3: 30 o‘clock-,tbis' afternoon.-
0
«Sheep manure end Arr-lo mine
(or Jam Alfred Bron, Tu
3:93- 2.--Adv. ,
t 0 C ‘
The Epworlb league of the East
Avenue M. E. church will present
“The Little Savage" in the church
parlors this evening. The Sunday
sobéOl orchestra Will play.
-Best goal at r‘edueed prices
Harris a: Gm.~t3v.
' o C t
. The Cendlduteé of the Girls‘
Friendly society trill meet at 8:30
o‘clock this afternoon in the Christ
church pet-lore.
’o o .
‘25 per cent at: on radio- and
loud speakermé—Donnelly's.‘6&dv.
Mrs. Herbert Brown at 1 North
uvcnuo‘ will open nor home this
utterao'on {or the meeting or the
Opportunity Circle of the King's
Daughters. ,
O C O
—l‘iueio m Welt-obi «so on
our turbo. Donner-Adv.
‘ m annex Hermon lodge of
Bridgeport ivil'l visit South some
this evening to Work the drill define
at Butler lodge No. 97 I. O. 0. F.
O
The 'l‘wln (my Valet u a. central
ly located ambit-lament when
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
(or ludlés‘ ind géntlémen is wel
who care or. or Nérth Main St.
Phone" (8‘8. Adv. ‘
O C .. .
‘Price' of coal reduced
& Guns. Phone 721.—-Adv.
Harris
A cafeteria supper will be curved
by the Ophir chapter at the Ma-
r. In- ‘
The Watch Your Stitch old will
meet this utter-noon out: Mrs;-
lien: Yodng. Melbourne road.
AT CUTBILLS FISH MARKET. '
1‘ehipmentu of all varietidfi of tiéfi‘ in
iseeeon. Deliveries are diode to all
or excellent size—good and beats
Fish food or quality
at Cuthills. 71 North Main street.
\ O O O
; The McKinley Camp Auxlilery.
Led‘y ‘McLaehian "
night by the K. and G. Babette .7
Clul’i‘nder the auspices of them .
‘- MéLeoh'iin Lodge at the fled Men‘u '4”
well attended 815d en, .
The m 2
not three” on ‘iaua 161.05“ Gulch!!!
lite in
August. All the scenes on m inf;
not one. I .
The plot was the usual thing in 'I.
Young. who directed the" play.- was .
presented with is beautiful bouquet .
of rom and carnation: by the club ‘
end Bern furnilii much of the “
Following the play there war'
”6.
Daily this rut: market receiver
sections of Norwalk. Live lo‘bflers "
Suntte, Aunt Jane‘s Maid, Faye "
_..._. ,m...m.;. H..—
..__..__...‘ w...~".‘-¢......4. a..- . -WM..-..- “4» ‘
new by Vim
MRS. ANTONIO continue
Among the- first Wedding: of: tit-
sprlng was the: or Miss adclino
Fumo.*daughler or Mr. And Mrs
Philip Fume, and Anthony Gunslin-
no. son of Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale
Guadiuno. which took place ’ Mom
day at St. Max-yin Church. The
guests at the wedding were:
Mr. .‘rl \irs. Disdonte.
Mr. and Mrs. Feta and family.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Dietonie and
Eamlly.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Frettand and
totally. all or New York.
Mr. and Mrs . F. Orr-loco
Brooklll. ‘ ,.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Force.
of
Mr. and Mrs. F. Eocolllni
family.
‘ Mrs. Mary Reds. and anally.
Mrs. Rose Fabrizio and family.
it... and Mrs. M. Demutueu and
family.
Mrs. Mary sort-loco.
Mrs. Jooeph Eadie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Selma.
family.
Mrs. Mary Mole and iamlly.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Pocono and
roml‘b'. »
Mr .and Mrs. Nerd! and Sawfly
Mr. and. Mrs. F. Murphy.
Mr. end Mrs. N. Mncfeily.
The bridal couple ore now at
home to their. men: friends at their
residence in Sention avenue.
and
and
SCHOOL MUSIC
FESTIVAL “BEGINS
Interesting Nights Are
Promised~Fme Tal-
ent Discovered
Among . Scholars -
,Th’e Glee Club '
With Miss Mel-y c. McCarthy in
charge the iii-rt night of the Nor-
wsik Public Schools music football
will get under uey this evening.
Even the smallest school in the city
will be represented in some way.
History will repent itself when the
Indians from Knudsen school come
out to do their stud.
The growth of the American col.
onion will be smphicullar told with
Bomvclt school” representing Spun.
motile oeho‘el so Germany. Fresco
”mowmom‘ort,
will 7 be pretreated by Rowdyton
school. Noxwalk by Cranbury school.
Ireland by Fitch. Sweden by Brood
find em ._
' River 7
' fish house. ‘
there was a social hour. and
-' 'trcihments were sordid. ._
will be held in the Fidel:
Rousing Reception
For Mrs. Wilcox
Mrs Martha Wilcox. mom for
the' Old Well common; No. 956.
IS. 0. G. G. was (We‘ll a. rousing
welcome last ovcnlfii after tile reg-
ular businesu meeting Which was
held at. 43 Franklin street. The on»
oesion was Mrs. W more :6
the commander: after an 'obsenoo
or three months caused Munitions
in her horns. . .
The hull was decorated in the eels
or": or the order: blue. yellom and
green. A cold supper was served.
The menu included: salads. lold
cute. baked beans. ensue. pickles.-
cake, and cotteo. Mr. end Mrs. Fred
new“ and femur presented Mrs.
Wilcox with a beautiful
533.-
The committee in charge at the
surprise was:
. Fred Motrin,
Mrs. Alice Gibbs.-
Mrs. Annie Barker.
Mrs. Anne Fuhne.
Trinity Dramatic
League Meeting
Char'es 11mm '
the meeting at the ’Pr‘llifli ‘ ’ ‘
League held last night iii the pur-
nude W “its
transacted” and evangelicals tor
the “Love Garden" ammo. Mn
‘ initiation or four new members tool:
piece. The and moist! are: -
Miss Core. mrién.
George Clark. , . ,
Blanch so John . , ' .. .
Adeline cuisine... .
Follofinf: .1256 W W
re.
-- e
on».
May 5. Rehearsals for m “hove
Garden" will begin at that “Iii. MAID
those who wish to take per-6.16 the
The next mehtiiic 6f the
production are asked to be present
at .7 oclock when the meeting I.
mu be homes 101’ the ems club or
‘ Christ eburcfi this evening.
7 banner evening:
luncheon A
ensue church" hilt-present “the ut-
flt “new at the ehufefi this o’er:-
at. mew will Include ac.
Sectional by the church brunette.
O C O
Candide“: tor the Girls’ Friend}!
society um} also: at $530 o'clock this
W in: the church parlor: or‘
Christ onerob. .
O I O
Miss Helen Brehm o: 6 Bette phce
O " i‘ '0
Prim-em will be held at the
em muons! church to-
0 D
x
The Women’s guild at Christ
church will meet tomorrow at .3
o'clock in the home of Mrs. S. W.
Kelly. 7 Seaside piece. 4
John 'M or Winfield street
has perm: new automobile. .
, o o o
3191. J. H Geeky of Fort Point
street has recovered from her re-
cent illness.
,, - . 0 J." 0
Repairs are being made by the
Street department to the upper sec«
tier: ot East avenue.
0 O
The Connecticut Light and Power
centpu‘dy are 926M!!! rapidly...
with the W of their gas main in
East avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. Hertha Berton has returned
to her house in Winfield street after
visiting remove; in Bernard.
Wesley Wilkena or Wlnneld street
has purchased a new Chevrolet out
lemoblle. ,
PERSONALS
Recent guests nt the Royal James
inch“.
V. Streeter of Boston. Mass.
Mr. um Mrs. W. '1'. Simpson of
Boston. Mass; ’
L. Burbs-lags o! N. Y. city.
C. W. Stanton 0! Donna. Tens.
mm Wright of Chuuteauga'y.
N. . r. .
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Hughes ot Pus-
ssio. N. .l.
31‘. tad Mrs. Verne Luke of gen-
lett. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. F. cluldweli or Go.
durhu’rst. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V Rico ot Brook-
line, Mans.
Bin Rose 01 N. Y. city.
. Charles Rose of N. Y. city.
. Jam of N. 2. city.
Miss Louise Smith a! N. Y. city.
Dr. Jean Pittman at N. 3.0113.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Book of N. 3.0113.
. m; Daughters had, tho 93m
“my” worms! m or was
her baby was born and killed the
that there was not to be at least
~t’vlien the girl needed kindly help
Mr. no Mrs. G. E.Mc1.aug§llnof
N. Y. city.
Mr. end Mn. K. A. Ward
Plenum Pu. 7 .
Mr. And Mrs. H. 3. However N.
Y. city. , \
H. S. Totrnen of. Hartford. 7
Mr. use Mrs. W. J. Ensues or N.
2. city.
Mr. mmnueninormw'
London.
M. 8. Honllne of Pasadena.
xMr.unerc‘.J.H. lo:
warden. R. I.
, Air 3‘. Barton 6: New Rochelle.
N.
Kr. and Mrs. M. w. Dewey o: Bou-
ton. Heat.
oil
0 I O
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Roth 0! High-
city are spending several wreck: in
Floods. . ‘_ . ,
Mr. and Mrs.- William Wright #34
m.- ind ill-s. E J. “flight or Bell
Islitid, will sail neit week for on»
extended (on? of Wow. "
My Murphy of Ely avenue
motored to sandal-u seeder.
fl».
Ffiéudé 6! Mrs. Jéieph‘ Her-y ot
léitlilhithsgiofi. imbue. ishoule
tiéfli 3!. Stamford Win. em:
he recently underwent an operation‘.
'Mrs. John Hal-tin or six-snare
illness.
‘eeu‘
ill at iiéui borne.
, o o o
., - m Beebehot the Dogardns
W“ "m We as been perilously
fllfl fisherietorsome time. k:
4. e.
V. new a patient at the" Korwulk hos-T
» pitching
irev’eu.
rctate;
Kings Daughters’ Meal
Woodmfi Tells of Her Intel est in .
Midfifiome for Aged‘Makes Plea fox the)!
Girl
C
p! the
oi" hearing Mist hairy L. Wetland,
the iiew state president. tor the
first time yesterday at the annual
meeting a! £116 Email: Union (fl
King's Daughter; and Sons which
was held in the South Nerve]: Bap
riot church. also Woedrufre ointm-
mg tanner. sweet attractor and in
completely won her Indknee.
In opening bo' “13.3119- Wood-
rufl said that she was glad to be in
Nor-trail: and m Interested, in the
Home tor, e Aged hero and the
other work sing carried on by the
In“ " D‘u‘mm . u
I: was not strange that Miss
Woodman who bulle' from New
Haven. where the trial 0: Ulymz. on
Maori for murder is soon to take
place, should indirectly refer to
that much discussed ease. Miss
W'mdrufl deploreu the deuble cede
or morals by which society is gov—
erened. She could not see when
me girl in the one. should receive
all the blame. Briefly reviewing
the case Miss woodrui! pointed out
than the girl (whom she did not
name) no only eighteen years old.
good looking. and not werldiy wise.
This-girl When her misfortune bo-
tanic know: was turned from be:
home by I sentimental lather.
That the girl sought revenge after
{other of the child. is an admitted
taut. but Miss Woodrutt regretted
onewomanontneiuryetthothae
from someone. Mist Woodrufl said
that flute is at Civic Protective us-
socintion in New Haven. but that it
is not widely unn'ameug the tor- -
sign population ofrtho city and for
that reason the young women was
deprived of the old it wenld have
gladly given.
For the main part. Miss Wood-
rui’t spoke on _ the significance ot
the King's Daughter: and the work
that it bad to (IE. She said that she
was surprised to learn recently
from a New Iork representative of
a society there that seven Out at
every ten Children on tho-streets of
that city were absolutely without
religious education. This she
thought. silenced there was still
much work to be done. >
Miss Woedrnn brought out that
"to every mun opener!) n high w”
and a low way and every man
choose: his own "my." and she
thought it was up, to the King's
Daughter‘s to choose a high vra‘y find
eluded Bu bOaI‘u free: E: ; _
the main meeting, {if "9
annual meeting.
presided. Remyw
treasurer, Mrs.
accepted.
Mrs. Herb;.‘. 2cm...
secretary also l":lj he.
it was accept ed. I ‘
muted by the
the King‘s Dau
Circle. Every P
lng Circle, 21:.
Ready Circle,
deat'or CIX‘CIE.
Ward Circle,
and others.
The work of 1 . ,
has covered a. . '
-. oh
the ministers leer;
for. the chute!
nourished cbil
help {or the L' .
ageih'otasnl 51-554“
for them to take .
to great for the:
Mrs. Dans anew-a
anniversary of if;
would be observe '1
duferent activim
mughters. These 2:
to those who at:
reception at the Hr.
That the Kings n
points
brought out.
meant anyone
the regular m;
seemed to Mrs. D:
number of morn ‘
opinion that
were private and
attend unless srv
effort Will be made
turn out {or the . ..
Me.
The musich or»;
vocal solos by Ml
and Miss Gladys
s‘eiectionr by Mrs. \‘
Following the r: '
was held for )lzts
Mlzpah Circle some:
Mr. and Mrs. Jar
Layton avenue 9::
stick to it.
The remainder of the program in-
244- Greenwich Avenue
from Newark. X. '
end.
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Ellis!“ and “Keowhlp” can t2 ““5
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Norwalk Chronicler