1: South NorWalk M. E. Church—Audience
Is Enthusiastic
ive Chinese music played on
by a. young woman in regal
costume was one of the
eratures or the recital given
Louise David, haiplst and
1311 Thomas. concert pianist.
L=e Chinese suite which Miss
tit! gave on the harp was arrang-
‘-y herself and included four
chosen numbers namely: “Po
V and Ming Toy.” “Chinese Love
,’ "Tinie-o-Gloamlng." and
eth as a. Bride." The head-
Miss David were “as that of
regimen: bride and her blue and
var chinesc costume are said to
life formerly belonged to a. Jan-
empress and “as brought
'China. by a friend.
' l. shades of feeling,
c. heavy. exotic,
ed in the playing of, Rudolph
ornas. Beethov'ens "Moonlight
" 0" was one of the best num-
given.
In. Carleton L‘Hommedieu
playing both the organ and
= led a number of the selec-
u'r piano during the evening.
elle Nuit.” from "Lee Comtcs
airman" by Offenbach was a.
-l:er long to be remembered.
r. L'Hommedieu presided at the
in. Miss David played the harp,
Elle Esther Berg. soprano and
face Munson, contrnlto. sang.
-. this Offenbach number“ -was
last on the program. it was misg-
‘by many who had to leave early.
onewho did remain heard a. piece
rare beauty. '
Mrs. Alice Smith Godillot was en-
catically received as she step.
fotWard to sing. Accompanied
Miss DaVid on 'the harp she
. "Null: d-Etoiles." “Ariel,” and
Giromeeta."
'The other numbers on the pro-
111 were well rendered. The songs
e well suited to the voices of
singers and it would be hard ti-
de which was the most_delight-
number. Two ”Ave Maria‘s"
are on the program. Grace Mun-
sang Schubert's "Ave Maria" to
e accompaniment of the piano
in sung by Esther Berg. Through
-d harp. Gounod’s “Axe Maria"
his piece is not as beautiful as that
Schubert it was excellently giv-
11.
'Mrs. Newkirk was the accompanist
r, a. number of the singers and
Wed herself an excellent accom-
. st: Hildur Townsend and Adele
uford. who were scheduled to ap~
. n.1- last evening. were unable to be
nesent. The program last
. Piano Solos—~—
. a. "\V’hims" .. Schumann
1). "Question" . .Sc-humann
15. “Moonlight Sonata,"
humorous.
were por-
ac- ’
night
i
To Speak Here
MRS. J. I). l'tlI’PlX
National Girl Scouts Director.
COUNCIL PLANS
MOCK MARRIAGE
Degree Team of Pride
Of U 11 c a 8 Council
Are Arranging for
Dance
A meeting of the degree team of
Pride of Uncas council, No. 46, D. of
Po.. was held last evening at the
home of Mrs; Mary Blelawski. in
Howard avenue. " Plans for the de-
gree team dance. to be held next
Monday in Red Men's hall, \l’nsh-
ington street. \vcro discussel. “The
whole team will compose the corn—
mittcc in charge. The officers of the
team and committee are:
Mrs. Elsie Brush. chairman; Mrs.
Mary Biclsxvski. secretary, and Mrs.
Adelaide Finch. treasurer.
The big feature of the dance will
be 1} ‘Mock Marriage." The cos—
tumes for this event are said to be
unique. The ceremony will be ac-
companied by nuptial music.
The advance sale of tickets for
the dance is very good. The next
met-ting of the. team will be held
May 14. at which time there will be
a. roll (trill.
A
4 More Companies of
Coast Artillery Here
HARTFORD. May 5.—~Connecti—
cut is now seeking war department
permission to organize four more
Adju-
“SANS GENE" cars 1"
COMMITTEES O K 3
Members of Rewewmg‘
Comtnitte'e of Better
Films Assoc. See His" I
toric Film .
Members of the Reviewing Com-L
mittee of the Better Films Associss ’
tion of Norwalk announce that the
picture “Madame Sans Gene" now
being shown at the Regent theatre.
has been reviewed and found very
commendable. Also. that the his-—
toric background of the picture it.
self would be very . instructive ,. to
high school pupils.
The reviewing
week includes: . , .,
For the first 11111: of the week:
Mrs. Leslie Vickcrs. Mrs. Robert B.
B. Foote, Mrs. Edwin 0. Drake. at
the Regent.
Mrs. George Krupp. Mrs. Maurice
K. Stevens. Mrs. Philip A. Jakob. at
the Itiaito.
For the latter half of the week:
Mrs. George Ingham. Miss Patten
Beard. Mrs. (3.13. Knapp. at the
Regent.
\irs. Robert \Vilson. Mrs. George
Buchanan. Mls 1 rank Hadley. at
the 1:1.1110.
LOCAL BRIEFS
A very important meeting of the .
Norwalk Mozart Society will. be held
at the High school tonight at 8
o'clock. The announcement urges
you to bring your brown book and
your green book with you and stat-
as it is necessary that each member
of the society turn out for these
last rehearsals because the concert
comcslilay Eclli. . .
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-—Best coal at reduced prices
Harris &: Gans. —Adv.
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The fourteenth anniversary cole-
bration of Old “'cll Commandery
which was scheduled for May 1:
has been indefinitely pestponed.
o t O
committee this
D
a
--—~The Royal James. A mllkfed
broiled chicken. finished in butter.
new potatoes and tender asparagus
—]l(‘l‘0 are pleasures not to be for-
gottvns—Adv.
O O I
The Lanna“ Aid Society of the
Norwulk M. E. church will mention
morrow afternoon at the church.
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:5 per cent of: on radios and
loud speckcrs.-—Donnelly’s.é-—Adv.
0
Members of the Young People‘s
Musical and Dramatic League will
meet tonight in Guild hall. Trinity
church. to make further plans for
me play “The Love, Garden." which
is to be pl‘cscntod at the Palace
theatre. May Nth.
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“Senior (‘lass,'1\'. Ii;
"\‘othing But the Truth "
May S. —.\d\'.
S.‘ play:
103cm,
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The \\‘on1cri's~tluild of Trinity
church will lilCl’t tonight at ":45
James
An umisunllv good nilendancc is
expected tomorrow to the state
group conference of Girl Scouts to
be held at the Royal James 1111:.
Mm. Jane Doctor Rippln. national
much in demand at all scout moot-
naiional director is
She will explain
honor that the
to come here.
does for the adolescent girl.
Many Nor-walkers will
Mrs. llippin from last year.
director of Girl Scouts. is to speak;
inasmuch as Mrs. lllppin is veryl
lugs. Nurwalk consmers it quite an:
scouting and tell just whit scouting,
remember i
when ‘
she spoke before the local Kiwanis.
~31RS. LILLIAN SHERWOOD NE‘VKIRK
Girl Scouts Director,
Speaks Here Tomorrow
111143. Jane Deeter Rippin, National Director, to
Address State Group Conference at Royal
\
Members of the Scout Council
- who have already made reservations
tor the luncheon which is to be
held at 1 o'clock at the Royal James
tun. include the following: .
Mm. John Agnew. Mrs. Hubert
Bishop. Mrs. John Gavan-ugh. Mrs.
1.. A. Doherty. Mrs. A. M. I-‘cehcim-
3 er.’ Mrs. Leon it. rich.
Mrs. Russell Frost. Sn. Miss Fran-
ces Hal-strum. Mrs. H. K. W. Kei~
logg. Mrs. Joseph McElroy. Mrs.
Walter S. Munro. Miss Martha litur-
iphoy, Mrs. Arthur B. Russell, Mrs.
E. P. Weed.
Members of the Officers’ associa-
tion who will amend the luncheon
are: «
Bride and Groomto Go
‘daughtertofflirs. R059 (Wargo of
7M. Wurgo as bridesmaid, who were
fit. PeSak as best man.
'New York city attended
' and china ware \Vch on display at
L :2;
Court Cecile Is Hostess
To Washington on
Thai r Honeymoon
Trlp
'g‘Mlss '1», Anna;
i
1 Elizabeth V'W’argo,
Feature Articles
Club News
250 Catholic Delega
Ninth Biennial State Convention of
Cathy H.
Daughters of America Held 111 Red Men;
Hall Yesterday
59 my avenue. became the bride of
Joseph William Penal-1.5011 of Mrs.
Susan Peak at 24 Sound View ave-
anlisli Style
nine, this morning at 9 defect: at
st. Ladisisus church. Rev. Father
Dognnn performed the ceremony.
The bride was gowned in white
crepe with georgette trimmings and1
c‘a'rried a. bridal bouquet of white
roses. She was attended by Helen
a gown of yellow canton crepe with
shoes and hose to match. and car-
ried a bouquet of yellow tea roses.
The groom was attended by Andrew
Guests from Stamford. Newark.
New Jersey.1’hiladelphia. Pa... and
the wed-
dfiig. Following the ceremony a
dinner and reception was held at
the home of the bride.
Gifts of silver. cut glass. linen
the home all (lav
Shortly after the reception. the
bride and groom left for a honey-
moon trip of one week to \X’oshing—
ton. D. C. Upon their return. the
newly married couple will reside on
Ely avcn ue.
Before iwr marriage, Mrs. Pcssk
was employed at the ll. and» G.
company. while the groom is em‘
played as a shirt cutter :11. (zinc-1t
11nd Peabody-s. He is a member of
the Knights of Columbus.
FRATEHNALS
W
Sons of St. George. \\-'elcomc
Stranger Lodge. .‘s‘o 364 “iii XllCCt
tonight at 25 Main street.
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Court Laurel No. lull. Catholic
Daughters of America. will meet to-
night at 51 ‘l’ashington street.
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Pride of Court Narruk. Circle No.
$61. Foresters of America. will hold_
a meeting this evening at :5 liaiu‘
street. '
0 D e
Uncas‘Tribe No. -G.
at. 35 \\ ashington strcr' ..
a o 0
linear. Hayloft. Ne. 26 1-2.1111-
An English belie was seen in
proxed Order of Red 31111, will 110.11 flydc Park recently dressed in
its semi monthly 211-. cling tonight .1:
35 \Vashingion street.
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Catholic Union Council No .
Knights of Columbus, will hold
if:
1‘.
semi 'monthiy meet tonight 2
. a
dc
this frock of navy blue crepe do
‘ chine with daisy pattern of yel-
low and white and coat :0th};
Hat is of navy scnge].
“fest avenue.
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and
illlih
Old \Vcll Lodge Vq. 1118 1*.
A- M. “iii mcet lon iglit zit ms
Main street
Fm 1k C, Gedfxev Post. No 11‘.
American Legion. will meet tonight
at 70 South Main street.
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Post
ROWAYTON
Wins Applause
At Song Recital
The Ofiicial Board of the Row-ay-
‘N
Two hundred and
from all parts of Co
ed yesterday at the n:
state convention
Daughters of 51;:
Men’s 113111.25
bers of Court thin. X1, 1 30.;
walk were hosts- .
-u v
Thomas J. line L
The con 1:.
11 oclock. (ire.
Father Finn.
talk by William
knight of the Ca
46. Knights of CL
Mother Joseph
Merryknoll .\'u
ed in foreign r
veiled here lro
both spoke, 111;.
peai 101’ (llLli‘ l1
Mrs. Jennie
porl. rqtu'td 1~
Luncheon v. ,
12:30 o‘clock, l‘-.~ .,
corated 1n the L‘ -'1:; r.;.... 01...,
pic. gold and v.”-~ ‘ _
At 2 o’clock. -
commencui,
o‘clock. A b‘.‘..'
which [line
“‘ch present 1i_ 1 z; ._
be: of the pro::..::
ihis was. 10..
otticei‘s and b}
delegates lO tir-
to be held in 121:;
11‘ra11c1sco.
The 111.121
pasmd, CeIIuC (”344‘
means in future to
in; o. delegacs lu
ventions.
Utticus (11.41}
convention were
.il‘s John Lave}
state regent.
.‘ul'o.
Lain. state 51’
Mrs. filial?
treasurer.
Miss Veronica
limantic. 5::1
Miss Fran ..
state monitor.
The delegaus to , '2 . -
volition include:
Airs. John i.;"":- .
nic McNamara. o; 1",. ‘. -
ternate.
Mrs. Bradley :11:
of N‘cw Haven.
Mrs. Elizabuli
Haven. mule.
Catholic Daughta
the guest 0: l;t:.. .
tion.
Io
(J. u.
f;
rvsd‘um I;
.1...” _~
.‘11;"‘
Dramatic Club to
Give Sachome-qc
“The First Yrs
edy. is to be pu.
companies of coast artillery.
tant General George M. Cole an-
nounced today. It is hoped that
such authorization will be given
after July 1 when th enew federal
budget becomes effective. Tenta-
,li\'e permission for the organizing
‘01‘ such units was given :1 few
club
'lhe mowing mccilig tomorrow
will be purely business. and is to be
a closed session. The afternoon
meeting however. which begins at
2:15 o'clock, is an open session and
the general public is cordially in-
vited to allend. At that time. Mrs.
ton Methodist church met last even-
ing. Routine business was transact-
ed. and plans for holding union serv-
ices with the 'Baptist church were
discussed. The committee to make
arrangements for a memorial to Cap—
tain (.‘llaxles Bell made a brief re.-
port but nothing was dcfinlt clv de-
o'clock in the church for a business
and social meet ' .-
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—nadlo and Vlctrolas ascld or.
easy terms. Donnely.-—-Adv.
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Beethoven
Rudolph Thomas .1“
a. "The Little Shepherd's Song.”
Proctor
b.
Dramatic club a:
in Milford. May 11‘
auspices of the \\'L\_:m...-.'.v
0. 0. I”.
The play will is res"
the direction of "
Congdon. a fonnx . v.
3 3 B . ll t in Auxiliary. Frank C. Godfrey
c1131: (1:113‘30051141011 :eutenun No. 12. American {legion will hold
Mrs. presto“ Bfrnard captain in its semidnenthly meet tonight at To
charge of Troop" -. the High school “Nth MM“ street.
0 t
' troo
“Ilsa Margaret Bishop Fenwick Council. 41!: D0-
of Troop S. grcc. K. of C. will meet tonight in
“Life." Curran ,
. Eva “‘iikinson
Harp. solo
Anne. Louise Druid
O‘Brien. captain
The board of olilecrs of the Grace
Baptist church will meet tonight at the \V’est avenue clubhouse and
.19.. "Vissi D'arte" (in Italian).
Puccini
. Marion Clark
a. "Serenade." ....... . Siiubert
"Give a Man a Horse He
Can Ride.” O'Hara
Raymond Shenrwood
a. W"The Star." Rogers
Handel
c.1"'AlleJah.” . Mozart
Ruth Haskins
’58.. "Good-bye." . ......... Tosti
5b. "Somewhere a Voice is
Calling"
Preston Sherwood
:‘With Verdure Clad." . . Haydn
. ‘ Alice Gott
‘Ghinese Suite.” arranged by_
; A. L. David
Anna. Louise Druid
“11 Bacio." . . . .
f‘You‘d Better Ask Me."
Talc
.-.--...-...
Al'dltl
Lohr‘
fa. "vane." . Chopin
2h, “Mazurka. " Chopin
."'Golliwog s Cake-Walk,"
_ . Debussy
“Ballad." . . . . . . . ._ . . Brahms
Rhapsodic. " ....... Brahms
Rudolph Thomas
“Null: (1' Etoiles." . . Debussy
' Sibella
Paulln
go. .
‘11-» Girometta."
Alice Godillot
r Isl-s," H. Wolf
Am Zu Wasaer Singln'."
Schubert ‘
1.. Marie," Schubert
me: to reach it». -
months ago and then was Willi-
drawn by the militia bureau be-
cause of the federal economy policy.
The state now has a. battalion,
three companies of coast artillery,
:111 stationed in Bridgeport. If the
additional companies are authoriz-
ed. the state will have a full regi-
ment of national guard coast artil‘
lery. all in Bridgeport. except pos-
sibly one unit in Simtford. The regi-
ment will include six batteries and
:1 headquarters company.
14. a. “I Know .That his? RC-
tlccmer Liveth." “Messiah."
Handel
11. “Call ot‘the Maytlme," Brahe
c. "Wake Up." Phillips
(1. “Ave Marie." .. Gounod
f‘Bello Nult,"-~“Los Cantos
d’Hottman." . . Offenbach
Esther Berg. Grace LMur‘ison,
Miss David, Mr. L'Hommedicu
The ushers last evening were
members of Mrs.. Newkirk’s class of
19:35. They included:
Martha Stickcl.
Alice Stannard.‘
Orril Thompson.
Helen Choate.
Isabel Shaeft‘er.
Mildred‘Smith.
Lucy Larncr, °
’\\'ila Forgie.
Nellie Dearstyne.
Margaret McNeil.
noses-O
....
13.
n..
Is
0
set a «3011;,
. sentcd shortly. will
the church.
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—‘.\’ovelty entertainment by \V. \V.
W. “’cdnesday. May Gth. 8 p. 111..
South Norwalk Baptist church. Tic-
kets Mic—Adv.
.e .o o
The Hospital sewing society will
meet this afternoon in the directors‘
room of the Norwalk hospital for
the annual gathering. Reports will
be heard and election of officers will
take place. ‘
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—Don't miss “Nothing But the
Truth, " l. egcnt. May 8.-—-Adv
The Young Married People's So-
ciety of St. Peter's Evangelical
church will gather this evening for
the regular monthly business meet-
ing. After the meeting. those who
have parts in the playsto' be pre-
remuin for a
rehearsal. One of the plays is Ger-
man whlio the other is English.
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--—The Twin City Valet is a. con-
trally located establishment where
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
for ladies and gentlemen is well
taken care of. 67 North Main St.
Phone 408.——Adv.
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A missionary meeting .of the
\Vomens assoeiation of the South
Norwalk Baptistphurch will be held
Wednesday at 2:30 ocloek Day
Light Saving Time at the church.
0 o ' e
The Young Muccabean Club held
a. meeting Monday evening at the
Y. \I. H. A.
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'wlll hold a rummage sale in the
'Cair is chairman of the committee
‘ church tomorrow afternoon at 2: 30'.
, or the National Allie/ii e.
,« ters of Veterans. Denna-1m
-Connecticut. will
——“Nothing But the Truth” is at
the Regent, Friday. May 8.--Adv.
The Ladies' Aid of Christ church
Mahackemo Block Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Arthur
in charge. . p
o 1 o ' -
—Price of coal reduced.
Harris
1:: Guns. Phone 721.—Adv. ‘
Rippin “iii speak. Tea will be
Served later.
SPRINGWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. John Kovacs emer-
talned relatives from Stamford over
the week-end.
a, U 0 0
Joseph Gaflll‘a 01 Benton
da y,
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visitor in town yesterday.
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Archie Lengyl of Bouton street
was a visitor in Stamford Sunday.
' e :- e
Victor Neltlotou of New Hover.
was a. visitor in Springwood yestcrs
day. . ' .
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Paul Fedor and Joseph Murphy
of Ely avenue motored to, Bridge-
port Sunday. ,
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W. H. Herbert of Brld geport was
0. Manor in Springtiood gesterday
Andrew Cheh at, Lexington eve»
nue went to Danbury yesterday. '
Miss Margaret Casey and Miss
Susie Gall of Benton street celebrat—
ed their birthdays Saturday evening
at: the home 0: Mia Casey by en-
tertaining a. number of friends.
Music and dancing W‘ere enjoyed.
Fair'field Plans 1
tFmeJMuszic Week:
-. horde music week
has been planned in Falrfieid‘. Lest
Greenfield Hill school. .
There will be a- regular. business m
meeting of the Ladies Aid' Society
at the First Methodist Episcopal
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The sixteenth annual gm... '
- D
an m- tar}: at-
street '
was a. visitor in Bridgeport yester-’
James Davis of Bridgeport was 11 -
night a, concert was held at: the.
Mrs. George .
Farrell, soprano and Miss Genevieve '
Care to be rendered 11‘
Miss Elizabeth Simmons. captain
of Troop 1.
PERSONALS
Miss Evelyn Benjamin of South
cent illness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ally Rule. of Your:
Court have returned from a two
week's vacation spent in Uticu, New
York. . . .
Mrs. Martha .‘i‘. Dagon and daugh-
tor. Mary, at Hudson street. left
yesterday morning for Car-isle. Pa.
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Mrs. Emma. J. Buttery,
Buren avenue. is entertaining Mrs.
Sarah Darrow of \ew London for
a few days.
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Mr. and \Mrs. Byron Mead have
returned to Valley Place after
spending a short time in Green-
wich. ’ * 7
Dr. Fisher- to. Talk ,
on Birds of All Kinds
Members of the Stratford Garden
club will have a. chance to hear Dr.
G. Clyde Fisher. curator, at. the
American Museum of. Natural His.
tot-y. New York city. in“ the Strauord
. Christ church parish house. Friday
evening. on the subject of "Birds of
the Field. Forest and Garden." ‘ The
talk will be illustrated. :
Durisher will tell or his experi-
Snoé‘ewith Furious kinds of birds-4
ti: ' tilt-ashes. our finest songbirds;
coking bird. a Southern favor-
wild egrstnathxtpvisit
street has recovered from her re--
of Van
next; Tuesday. in theclub rooms on
-Federation of clubs. convention at a
p ' Because of: her accomplishments, the
V cave he: acceptance; although in. a.
4
make arrangements for the exempli-
ficatlon or the 4111 degree on May
slat.
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There will to reel call and elec-
tion or olticers 11.1: a meeting at Nor-
Walk Aerie, No. 588. 12‘. 0. E. to be
he! utomorrow night in Eagle‘s
Hall. Mott avenue.
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Patriotic Order of_ Americans.
Camp No. 3. will meet tonight at 42
Franklin strccet.
Art League Plans
Annual Spring Exhibit
Members of the Bridgeport Art
League are planning for the annual
Spring exhibit which. will be opened
Clinton avenue.
Mrs. Dorr R. Whitney. the presi-
dent or the League. has asked that
all persons having articles to ex-
hibit will make an effort to have
them in the club house on Saturday.
The display will consist mostly of
block printing. batik work. buskctry
weaving and chino. painting.
As the spring affair will continue:
for two weeks, the club is planning
to entertain the: delegates to the
tea at the club house on Tuesday,
May 19th. ’
Heads Bridgeport
' AssOciated Charities
, meénron'r. May s.—Mrs. le- ‘
1i
cided upon.
committee are:
Mills. Harry Bryant
Gray,
tee.
The members of the
John Flint. Jacob Arnold. Oscar
and Rev. C. Q.
ex-oll‘icio Amembcr of commit-
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'1' here will be
C
a meeting of the
Sunday school board of the Meth-
odist church tomorrow
the close of the mid~wcek prayer
service.
evening at
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Hrs. Oliver Clark “:15 among the
Q
pupils of Lillian Sher“ ood-Newklrk.
\\ ho appeared in a recital last even.-
ing at“ the South
church.
was ably sung by Mrs.
night.
for by the beautiful flowers she re-
ceived at the code: her number.
Norwalk M. E.
"Vissi D'arte." from T
Clark last
,Hcr popularity was vouched
The Ladiés' Aid of the Methodist
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church are meeting at the church
this noon for luncheon.
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The Ever Ready circle will meet
STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
star. who was a
,Robert Edeson. D
several other favo
"The First Yr‘ul‘"
leased to anialcuis. '~
Dialed by prct€5>i .
cently finished a r :1
opens shortly in L0
cluded in the rep»?
players at the Ilym-x
Haven. during the p.
That the first \car 0.
is the “toughesv . tin.-
have to go through \\
by this tragic COn'l'Eu
taining features of 2:1: ;.;-.,
many.
this evening with Mrs. 1115.1: 311?:
in Highland avenue.
#
t t
The Good “'ill Sewing f
meet tomorrow at the 1101'
Sidney Bell in Crockett
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The Ladies' Aid of the
church will hold an all ‘
meeting at the Church W:-
“FURNITURE Foam ENTIRE 1101115"
43-65 NO. MAIN ST.
'. mom 105
SOUTH NORWALK
liam H. Griffith was chosen presi-
dent of the Associated Charities for
the eighth consecutive term yester— '
dear afternoon at the annual meeting
of the Board or unimagms held in 1
the Hall home, 715 Main street. '
rel-election Wss‘expected . but ,. the,
managers felt very fortunate :to 113-; _
At Your Service
OUR HSW_ AmnflflI-LY CONTROLLED
Norwalk Chronicler