Pent Ma ,
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anis Club Offers to (lo-operate With Organ—
ization 1n Cases of “Underprmleged” Child “
for the pre-school examine... ‘
b: all new children entering the
J .1‘ en and first grades in the
:h the tall were laid at the
My meeting of the Norwaik
sary. held yesterday at the
' : y home. 6 Pine street.
mm the report at the nurse, Miss
Muller, it was shown that 17
.g o’ol children were treated during
month—-
:16 dental cases were taken
dressings were
14- medical cases are under
Observation.
.4 eye cases were attended to.
'1 pair at glasses was fur-
nailed.
, 4 examinations fer skin .con-
ditions and treatment were
given. '
5 tuberculosis contact cases
examined.
2 "suspicious" tllbcrcular
uses. Doctor advised sending
{the two cases to the country for
genie summer.
. flowing the nurse's'report, the
Water read her report. The min-
” of the. last meeting were also
or. and accepted.
‘_The two “suspicious' lubercular
s are young children. Just where
By will be sent. or ho“. has not yet
it determined.
Miss Miiller has investigated vari-
oo places in the vicinity of Nor.
ll: and some outside of, Fairficld
nty, and has discovered an excel-
: place not too far away. It is
or. yet known. however. whether or
at this home will take “suspicious"
bercular cases.
During the meeting a. very fine
tter was read from Harold L. Nash.
. presenting the Norwalk Kiwanis
2 _ lull, asking that the Dispensary not-
the Kiwanis or any “underprivi-
.ged" child cases. “
The letter follows:
Norivaik Dispensary Association,
' 6 Pine street.
Norwalk, Connecticut.
Gentlemen:
The Kiwanis club has a stand-
ing committee for helping the
“underprivileged" child. As
chairman of this committee,. I
wish to keep in touch with all
children who have any handi-
cap,Rphys1'cal and mental. which
prevents them from having an
even chance with the normal
It you come in contact with
’..,,cny case in which the Kiwanis
.é__club can be of real assistance.
kindly call it to my attention,
and we will be glad to investi-
p13 it and do anything in our
‘ower to offset the handicap of
Rhe child involved.
' We wish this to include phy-
‘lcai weaknesses, lock 0: pa-
ental care, and other accidentsR
r handicaps which cannot be
aken care of properly by the
‘ rents.
' Tours for the children.
(Signed) HAROLD L. NASH.
oncoming the pro-school exami-
on work. it was at first thought
't this might be carried out in the
-mer. but later discussion proved
‘ idea to be unadvisable, and it
) finally decided that the exami-
-ons would take place'in theffnll,
”on as school begins.
, e “new” children just entering
001 will be given the choice of
er going to their own family phy»,
,- » and submitting to a. physical
jminallon, or of visiting'the Dis-
, which will. of course, be
R - i: this new idea is a good one
It » will undoubtedly raise the stand-
‘ ~ 0: health still higher in the Nor-
' 11: public schools is not to be
ioned.
. e Dispensary and the Board of
‘cation will co-operate in this
k. Miss Miiller is well qualified
Duper-vise her one.
R graduate of the Danbury hospi-
inth a. “finishing oft" course at
.fijRBridgeport hospital, and seven
' as the nurse in the Norwalk
.. ry. this able woman is no
t if.
summer Miss Mlillcr took a
in public health and clinic
'1: at Columbia university, and it
during her attendance at the
r --, sessions in the university
she got the idea, of. commencing
alk’s “pro-school” examination
‘ve next' meeting of the Dispens-
will be held in October.
RUSS BMILIE )IIII'JLISR.
“'ho Originated the Idea 00 Pre-
School Examinations in Norm-slit
THREE DELEGATES 2
TO BOSTON MEET
Norwalk Girl Scouts to
Be Represented _at
National Conventlon
Three. delegates mm Not-walk will
attend the National Convention or
Girl Scouts. to be held in Boston.
May 20-24th. They are:
Mrs. L. A. Dohcrty. commissioner.
Mrs. John Cavgana h vice- commis-
sioner.
Mrs. “‘nltcr S. Munro. president
of the Officers: Association or Nor-
walk Girl Scouts.
Miss Elizabeth Simmons. captain
of Troop 7. Norwalk Girl Scouts. has
enrolled for the training camp course
for officers and council members, to
be held from May 24 to 315i. at ee-
dar Hill. Weill-lam. Mass.
Mrs. R. S. Van Duran and Mrs.
Waltcr S. Munro of Norwalk. will
attend the Girls Scoup camp commit-
tee meeting to be held in Bridgeport.
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Final
arrnngcments will be made at this
gstheringJor the summer season of
Camp Trctoil. Mrs. \‘i’nltcr S. Mun-
ro will preside.
Members or the Officers' Associa-
tion or the Norwalk Girl Scouts will
make a trip to Camp Trci’oib on
Sunday. They plan to spend the day
there. ' '
Thirteen Girl Scouts were vested
with tender toot badges in St. Mary's
troop. Monday, by Mrs. \X'ailcr S.
Munro. - ' -
Miss Clark New
Farm Bur. Agent
Miss Helen Clark from California
is to be the ‘new home demonstra-
tvcn agent of. the Falrtleld County
F'alm bureau. headquarters of
whfch are in Dnnbury. the bureau
has just announced.
Miss Clark is expected to arrive
in Dunbury the latter part of this
week to take up her new duties. She
will succeed Miss Mabel Million,
who recently resigned- in order to
ac'cept a position in New York
state. ,
A graduate? ot the Connecticut
Agricultural college. with considera-
ble experience in home demonstra-
tion work, Miss Clark is well quali-
fied tor the position. While at
Storrs, She supervised‘ garden work
two summers for Junior clubs in
Glenbrook and New Canaan.
Following her graduation. she
was empl’oyed in New Haven. ‘and
for the next three years in Maine.
She was employed in Californimbut
applied for the position with-tho
Fairfield County 'Farm But-emf in
order to ”be near her parents, who
reside in this state.’
Deeds, insurance policies and other important,
documents are easilyn‘lis a when kept at; , .
in a Safe Deposit Box.
secure and you alway
them. For conveniene
Deposit Box
last evening. the director. Mrs. Lucy
Marks Morrison. we: presented with
a'blue silk umbrella. by'lnembers in
' honor or her birthday. which shewill
where were.
celebrate on Friday.
shout titty members presentR'and all
tendered Mrs. Morrison their , best
wishes.
Though membership has grown in
leaps and bounds. the society is still
out for new members. Especislly
does it want more ave-dollar mem-
. bershlps. This membership includes
two tickets for tour concerts.
The spring concert of the society
will be held May 26. Miss Susanne
RKcener, soprano. and Miss Mabel
Rich. contralto. are to be the artists
assisting the society. “
The five~dollar membership also
includes two tickets for each of the
following concerts: The Charlotte
Lund Opera recital-lecture. to be
given in the early (all: (oil: song recl-
tai in November. and the Christmas
rendering e: Handel‘s "Messiah.“
The second season or thexonfl
society (formerly the People's chor-
us) will ‘begin in January with the
presentation of Flutow‘ "Martial."
Those wishing 'lo subscribe five
dollars to the support at the society
and got tickets for the four concerts.
are asked to send their check to L.
C. W oodbridge, 44 France street.
Norwalk.
LOCAL BRIEFS _
"Love and Tea :1 two-act conl~
odv will be presented in the lecture
room of the Congregational church.
New Canaan. Friday nighh- '
A triangular declamation contest
will be held in Fairfield May 20.
This is an annual stroll:
the students of Milford. Fairlield
and Strntford highs take part. ’
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g -—Bcst coal or reduced price-
Harris 5: Gena—Adv.
I
The regular monthly meeting of
the Not-walk Garden Club will be
held at the home of Mrs. Louis Leh-
maior. Blue Mountain Farm. this
afternoon.
0
—-Sloragc and Remodeling dur~
ing the spring and summer months
means perfect protection—and will
give you a. garment lit to wear next
fall. Twin City Valet. $7 No. Main
Street. Phone 408.—-—Adv.
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The Golden Rule circle will be in
charge or the tea and sale to be
given Friday afternoon in» the social
parlors oi the parish house of the
First Congregational church.
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«25 per cent off on radios and
; loud speok’crs.-—Donncliy's.—-Adv.
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Donations are fast coming in for
the rummage sale to be given by
the women or the Grace Parish
church at 1 Commerce street. Fri-
day and Saturday. Thursday after-
noon .lho shop will be open to re-
ceivo any last minute donations.
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—-Rttdio and \ictrolns sold on easy
terms. Donnelly .-~Adv
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The L. B. A. of the First Cone
gregational church will hold its
monthly meeting tonight in the
church. '
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”Relief—o grail \5’edding An~
nounccmcnts and Invitations engrsv.
ed at Donneily‘ s.——-Adv.
The Women's Club has extended
an imitation to all members oi.’ the
League of Women Voters to hear
Miss Louise Plumles‘. \ice president
for Foirfleld County of the Con-
necticut State Federation of Wo-
men‘s club. who is to speak in the
sun parlor ot the Royal James in
before club members tomorrow aft-
ernoon.
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-——Blue stone for driveways. Phone
652 or 53 Ferris-Bovine Co.-Adv
The Milford Dramaticl club is to
present “The First Year." a well
known comedy drama. which he.-
«just been released to dmateurs. It
Milford, Thursday and Friday nights,
under the auspices of the Wiopowage
lodge I. 0.0. F. Mrs Edward F.
Congdon “ill be in charge or the
play. .
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*Norwelk Chapter, I). lit. 8., will
hold a. Rummage Sale at 47 W. Wash-
ington Sh, May 14th and “thee-Adv.
:,o
The annual convention of the Uni-.
versnlist churches of Connecticut
will be held today and tomorrow in
u the Danbury Universallst church. ,
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”Price or cool reduced. Harris 5
"cans;- Phone fins-Adv. .
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The Endeavor out. or the south
”Norwalle Congregational church wl
Reed R "
~Rmeet‘ at the home or Mrs.
At .tlleweekly sum: ot'the lilo-3 '
sort Society torénustcal . Extension ’
in which
tore the beach opens.
will be given in the Capitol theatre.
She is president or. the
Concord sod is on American women
serving on the Swine deflation to
the confluence.
According to fine. D’Arcli. peace
is 5, slots or mind. and theaters de-
pendent s}: the seditious} one girl.
mat-11y on women. '
“We no no: “to-11y at war DOW"
the said. “but we no not it pesos.
' "Peace is not I. nutter or tremo-
and diplomatic nmmflm it to n
state or mine. and mentally. people
are still at war. '*
Aime. D'Arcis sold tint during
the world War propugandlits Io
questioned the motives or peace the:
in America. they succeeded in
"burning peace at the stoke. like
another Joan of Arc."
But time. D'Arois believes that
America. understands pence hotter
than my other mum and will
EAST N ORWALK
NW
CALF PASTURE .
WILL OPEN FOR
SEASON MAY 30
. Road Leading to Beach
Being Put in She age-
Electric Light P
Probable
Colt Pasture Bench out, will
open on May 30. _
Preparation- for the opening or
the bench are being undo by the
city. The roads lending to and Iron:
the beach are being put in Ant
class shape. A Item roller he!
been used endthey will be oiled
and covered with and. , *
Drain pipes have been laid (rare
the all in the rear or the beach
leading to the water. It is thought
that consider-Ibis wster will be
drained oi: the tilled-in properly in
this manner. . .
Within the next few days work
will be aux-ted by the erection oi
the new building at the Cult Pne-
tm w. Suing Com ..
As yet no work has been begun
on the bath houses. nilthough Harry
Kelodla who has the concession this
year. has stated that he intends to
make many improVemenls. Ho rim
install an electric light plent. it is
said.
It is hoped to hue a. phone at the
bench before the present season
ends.
The floats will be put in shape be-
Thll work
will be done by the city and the
lite gust-do.
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Edward Gray. the superintendent
tit Nmmake Home. .is rewiring his
motorboat and getting it ready tor
the summer xenon.
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Hurry Hellman is pointing his
motorboat and putting it in first
class condition for the summer.
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A number ot trlonds gathered at
a party given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Bennett in Wood-
side avenue, last evening.
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Charles Yuri. is hnving the en-
gine in his motel-bout overhauled.
1.
Louis Meter. Abraham Mesa- and
Yale Brownfield hove said three
building lots in Myrtle avenue to
John Zacher or Fort Point street.
The transfer was made through the
Tammany agency ‘
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Edward Bernhard ot Gregor»
Boulevard is enjoying a. two am
vacation from his duties its letter
curler in East Namath. Bis place
is being taken by Leo Céllins.
- Harry Wright or v... th street
recently motored to Bear Moun-
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William Kellogg or Hendricks
avenue has taken a. position with
the Norwsik Lock‘ company. ,
lulu Muriel Bsrtlli! returned to
her .home in Roma: street ymerdw
after spendingmeveru days in New
Yer}; oitY.
Mrs. r:- 1: Hall. who has been
ill at her one in Rowan street to:
some time. is reported much
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,j [The choir s: the Swedish Con- '
traditional ohurch met. for rehear-
2"" last evening.
. ’ ' ' Coasts alien‘s!
church may one: at the ’
World '
Union or Weiilen For Interaction“
_ Mothers.
draped is hiding 0: thee Notional
Motto Council. declsrlng the In-
«tastiest! council had no right to
oomo- to nineties slid dictate: pon-
oiu to her. uneasily in return to
duel-humane. . ~ .
She believes thnt armament u
Ram and dull-sole end Am-
cries. must not join the League 9!
Nations. .
re. more, important argument in
the interactions: council yesterday
centered. wood the monitor: urg-
ing women to join political parties
and form groups within their own
portion for the discussion ot’ their
special interests.
' The resolution we; utmost with-
drew: because or on Australian ops
position to our party lines-and the
reeling at, many countries that wro-
then would: not even term: groups
apart tron: men for the sake of dis-
.na not , hold "lwlpeciai
int-v ,
omen “(their own problems;
services , for
mothers Day in: Sunday.
church will hold its Mother‘s Day
services. next Sunday eVening. jlt
will be I. song and story service.
The choir is in charge .0: the pro-
mm.
After two postponement: the Do-
worth league of the Eur Avenue M.
3. church hopes to hold its straw
ride to Dunbar! this evening.
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The Junior Na therein-es met
for drill in Community bail last
night.
0
are. G. 8. Bennett of Woodside
avenue was the nurse called on in
the “€16.81 MIR,“ Renown ave-
nu. restores? morning. when
George Green was seriously injured.
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lire. Mk Win-so has moved
trout Osborne street to Woodward
avenue.
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Another of the Roger Ludlow
school's interesting weekly assem-
blies we. held yesterday at the
school. One of the best items on
the program was "Little Red Rid-
ing‘Hood.” given in French by the
9-4 close. This story In: translat-
ed into Drench by ’ the clean. 0!
course. “would. no no Rod filth
in! “.mmuts forest Ind tor-
Gill don'tgrow inside of school
hm, Smell breaches at trees
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serve as trees {or the forest. This
sort of n tom: hes the “muse or
‘ooiog alanine. .11. one doesn't like
the tree where it is. it can easily be
moved. , ‘
The promm follows:
March; Prelude. Florence \‘ogci:
Scripture reading. payer. hymn.
“amusement-hr Principal wu-
lime. recitation. "The News Boy."
Gordon Nun-Is: "Little Red Riding
Hood" in'Freoch. by Class out;
recitation. Services "Cremation of
km McGee." Thorn“ Smith; he-
sembly singing. ling salute. Star
Spengler! Banner.
Catherine Groeschner was the
chairman in charge ot yesterday‘s
program. _
Port of Mr. A. Williams’ on-
nouncernents was on the average at-
tendon“ in the school for the
month of April. which was almost
two per cent. higher than in March.
The over-ages for the various rooms
during April were:~
Room a
Room 6
Room d
Room 1
Room is
97.68 per cent.
. . . . . . ”.9 per cent“ .
...... 96. 77 per cent...
...... 06.6: per cent.
. . . . . . 88.65 per cent.
Room 7 coo-o. 98.34 puntent.’
noon: 8 . N... 91.85 per cent,
The school . . . . 96.49 per cent.
The General Circulation or G. O.
u it is called. which was recently
turned st Borer Ludlow school has
oppolntcd Hamper-pry moors. A
meeting of the G. 0. will be held
this attornoon during the recess
in: up a constitution for the new
orgsnlution.
Mrs. 13. L. Grant .who has been
away for her health tor the past
few weeks his returned to her home
8 Winfield street. ,
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Announcement he: been made at
the birth yesterday o! 1. daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Carter 0:
Roselle. N. J2, Mm. Carter was (or.
merit “was Dorothy O. Drake,
delight": at it}. and Mrs. Edward 0
Drab or it Bette Piece. air-.Drak
339 weeks at the home or
This
wen tied to the backs o! choirs to -
end home study period from 2. to
2: 80 o'clock. A committee is draw. .,
which the harp will be , future, is
to he presented slender- attornooli
in connection with 'the meeting of
the Nos-wall; Republican Women’s
Association at the Royal James Inn
under the auspices of the third word
ladies. '
Brooklyn and. New York. is to be
the Singer of the latex-noon. No ’
Walkers will remember her mm .1:
appearance here two Years ago;
When she sangtn “rue Rose Bud
”given by the Mozart Society for;
Illusion!
the People' 3 Chorus.
«. At that time; the selections given
by Madame Forsytbe were may
well received, and it is expected that
her appearance Monday will add to
the large attendance at the Republi.
can meeting “ ’
appearance in Norwalk will sing 3R
rgrill“) .ot- sense; accompanying her:
"self on the harp. ii: is very 'proé‘
.mle that muting the selections giv-
and a. composer.
" PERSONALS
- Airs. Jennie Keeler or 89 Welt
avenue is attending the State con-
million.“ the Daughters of. Her-
mann. now being held. tn'New Lon—
don. Mrs. Keelcr is a délegole iron:
the Louisa. Lodge. Daughters ot
Hermann. Nero elk. _
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Mrs. \Villis RR. Austin. at 51 Sea-
view avenue, is spending a tow den
visiting her sister in Providence. It.
I. . . ! ..,
Mrs. C. H. Knapp 0! Sound mach
‘sccretary ot the l-‘airlleld County
Plumbers Auxiliary Association.
attending the convention of the
Master Plumbers, now being held in
New Haven.
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Miss Gertrude Pm has returned
to her homo nt 3 b‘rgmqnt place af-
ter spending several weeks in thch-
field.
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Mrs. Charles Bradley or Chestnut
street has returned to her home af-
‘ter spending a week with her daugh-
Vter it! New York city.
C O C
Robert Regan of. Quintary arc-
" ue has purchased a new automo-
bile. '
a
Bill
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Stanley Stroltolino of Flax
load has purchased a new cat.
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Miss Bessie Bdrm? of Burritt
axenue. who to: antiy jams injured
by falling down stairs. . is reported-
vory much improted. hricnds will
be glad.” learn or ,her firccm cry.
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Miss Julie Kish of Lexington ave-
nue, who is employtfil in Southern
New England 'I‘e‘lephone company. is
enjoying a. titre: weeks' vocation.
She plans on leaving tor \ew Biron
today. ' .
“nuts. The Thank direnng envelope. or
.lhe society wero~turned in. A: a re.
sult 838.85 will be donated to the
Mlssionnricsf Furiough Fund.
Letters from the two little girls !n
indie. whom the local society is keep-
ing in school were read. The girls
have very odd names one is Geor-~
gianna Samuel and the other Nora
Charlie. A letter iron: their teacher
was olso read.
After the business meeting there
was a. social hour. Mrs. Olive H. Lu-
‘ces sung several solos. Refreshments
were served- ,
o o e
Mrs. Charles Clark of Osborne
avenue acted as hostess for the
meeting of the St. Agnes Guild of
Christ church last evening. Plans
were gone ox er for the annual straw-
berry festival to be held in June.
Members are working on articles to
be sold at. the mural. Many of
these are beautiful place of em-
broidery:
, The next meeting 0: the Guild
will be held at the home or the
Nine: Katherine and Hinnle Kiln-
jnielt in Osborne avenue on June 26.
his will be the annual meeting and
Im‘ election of officers will take
{blade
:2 The Girls Club of Chi-lb: church
inlet last evening at the home of
fllirsJGeorse Stillman in East ave-
;lue. The evening was spent sewing
tor’the missionary barrel which the
girls will send to Labrador next
yak. ‘-“ a
g Bites Ettat Button or. woodsido'
venue. who recently grelduated.
mm the Stamtord' Hospitol Nurses
training school, is enjoying u. soon
Mlle
urn
giant o: 116 Norwallt HoSpltai. R '
Button will join the
mm_ Josephine Fmfihe. oil 3
Extension then known all
.Councll of Jewish Women j
. Has Active Pres}
Last Meeting or Council to Be Held in
tion With Stamford Council
.R June Ninth
Hard we]...
Madame Forsytho at her Monday ' 3'
isr
at. Allende City. Upon her _ '
on will be Her own compositions. as . E
~Ph0to by Manugian
tats. BERTHA subsooxls
President or Nor-won: Cami] oi
Jonish “'omen
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“SHERIDAN NIGHT”
AT CALVERT CLUB
“The Rivals” aPlay ~ to
Be Given By Four
Members
Mite Florence Hamilton is to be
held tonight at 22 “est avenue.
The topic at the evening will be
"Richard Sheridan.” Mr. Sheridan's
play. "The Rivals." recently revived
in New York. is to be given in part
by- four members 01 the club: Miss
Anna Mondrian. Miss Mary Nolan.
hon. Miss Madeline Campbell and
Miss Mary Howard. Miss Anna. Mc-
Mahon will be in charge at the play.
ports ct.which are to be given by
readings. as it is too lengthy to per-
mil. of the whole being dramatized.
Miss Genevieve Donnelly will read
“The Life of Sheridan." She is to
be followed by Mrs. James Harkinn.
Mrs. S. J. Moran. Mrs. Charles Gal-
.‘ughcr and Mrs. Thomas Hunt, all at
whom. will give papers on current
evens.
Catholic Women’s
Among the women of two Catho-
lic churches in Dentury. a branch
or the Connecticut Council or Catho-
lic “'omen has just been organized.
The organization has an initial
membership of approximately 1.000
women. or these, about 700 belong
to SighPetcr'sCllurrh while the rest
belong to St. Joseph's.
The Connecticut Council of Catho-
llc W'omen was originally formed to
carry on charitable work among the
Catholics or the state. including
child welfare uork and social ser-
vice. -
It boasts a line vacation house at
Lakerille. known as Lakeville man-
or. where girls over sixteen may
spend their summer vacations.
LaSt Plans Made .
For Catholic Banquet
A meeting of Court Laurel.Catho-
llc Daughtrcs at America, was held
last night at their club rooms in
“’uhlnz'ton street. at which time
final arrangements for the banquet
to be gi'ven tomorrow night in the
Royal James Inn were made.
A weihknown local orchestra has
been engaged for the occasion and
a fine “musical program arranged.
Edward Splan is to lead the commu-
nity singing. Miss Alice Splan of
Cedar Grove.\ A J.. formerly of Nor-
walk, is to render several vocal so-
los.
Last minute arrangemtnts of the
place cards. table: and so forth. were
made. The banquet will commence
promptly st .7: 30 o'clock. Those on
the committee in charge include:
Mrsghiichael O'Brien. Miss Mary
Drury and Miss‘Franceerplan.
chm...—
Better Homes Talk
' At Mother’s Club
"teem.- Hollies" inn he the sub-
, sect under discussion?“ {the meet-
ing 0: the mother's club to be held
at the home of Mrs. Charles Rogers,
"fail-k avenue. may“: ernoon.
mm=mr is to have
elnrge ot the nleeting; andnvlll read
the leader of the meeting 0: the Cal- ‘
vert club. study class of the Catho-l
-. lic Council of Women. which is to be
Council in Danbury»
at Li L?
One of lit: 1.1.;
workers in -?~
time is 311‘s.
sident of in. _
Jenish \Vu‘o
A little UHE‘ a “L..-
ago, this oozing. 1‘»... a;
at that time Mir:
named presi"-'._:.
has worked
ganization.
felt as a. real 2:
communiiy. ,, ._
meet of the 3. ,n. .
9th
111'? JChlc‘l
" ‘bencl‘: c
present 1...
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Nursery. t‘ .e l
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Norwalk Chronicler