brick Boswell AddressesNorwalk Re-
_. can Women’ s Ascoc. Meeting. Held
F, 3991' Auspices of Third Ward Ladies
illi
All: Republican Wo-
, tion stayed one ofthe . VV
ttul meetings or the sea-
gathering held at the
Inn. under the
bin! ward ladies
ernoon.
' prior was crowded to
the surplus being seat-
, ulna room. -
paling commenced. with a
ram. the feature or
Miss Josephine h‘orsyth.
in an Irish costume. green
loo. green chiflon skirt,
ab. Miss Forsyth render.
he most pleasing" "old
'. grams heard in this city.
potions included:
. ’ from the pen of Jo-
”. .' a. group 0! songs
{the Original compositions
tblented young lady. Mrs.
“(Fell accompanied her at
GI-
the' talk on politics, given
Helen Varick Boswell :who
speaker or the afternoon.
th nave several more
accompanying herself on
please given Miss Forsyth
Fiheistent [hilt she gave em
. encore. It was through
red J. Beckius oi Roway-
. this young singer came to
WW Incidentally. Miss Fozsyth
t'F mother, Mrs. Mary Forsyth.
during their stay in this
the musical program was
punch and 'oakes were serv-
the committee members of
d ward. Mrs] Milton El;
ended the reception com—
while Mrs. Leslie Gorham
e and interesting and vital
,0 ice to cause it to interest
‘ end to hold their interest."
FBosWell at the opening 0”:
" Boswell is well qualified to
n the subject ct politics. as
as been actively engaged in
id for over twenty years. .
e titted that she had been born
ocrat because she lived ill
‘th. but. that after moving
e commenced to think for
with the. result that she
Republican.
ry your things cilange all
F, 5115." bald Miss Boswell.
public-an Party remain the
m, splendid platform on
ltlzens may sihnd. " ‘ ‘
ose days of hurry and sour-
has to which we can tie our-
' , oi the United States.
have been several amend-
oi! course. two which have
no little argument. but the
tion in itself remains the
d to it we should adhere.
have our international ques-
., Ftio'i‘lai questions and
F’, questions. Th'en we have
ty and city questions and
owe problems. ‘
0 one home problems
must pay first attention,
car are the first with which
start, and because they
'F/«FFSF problem comes up. a matter backed ~
the county. county
c ‘wFith nation. From
' . cidedly he is not.
Fe; Everything which
or refrained from voting
-es the home and radiatcsy
eve entered they rshouldi
elities. active, live work-
Fust take an interest in
Fund. or course. we
with the idea that
than on the ticket and
has been put up
us-
not Show matters portioning to the
ms. 1.1251.an contrast
needed Hostess GoinnntteFo at
Nor-walk Republican Women’s As.
socialiou Meeting Yesterdays ,. ,-
To Send Delegates
As a result of the wealth; of the
teachers and officers of the Sunday-
school of the Firgt Methodist Epis-
copal church held First evening. two
delegates win he sent to the Sum-
mcl School at Weslyan Universlt
this year. The school will be hcl
from June 23 to July 4.
Francis Northrup reveal: illus-
trated lecture on the summer school
at Middletown, which is run by the
Iv‘airileld County council of Religi-
ous Education. This school is de-
signed to train teachers tor work in
religious education and works alon:
the same plan as normal schools.
Clair l-lodgeman‘ spoke briefly of
the work pt the Fairlield County
Association and the State Amoeba»
tion or Religious Education. The
be chosen by thcrfilitor. Kev." Arb-
drew I“. Chamberlain. from amour
the teachers, or the Sunday-School.-
. PERSONALS
Hr. 'ami Min. Ralph ‘ nuts or
Sound View. Terrace entertained re-
httives trom Bridgeport over the
week-end.
' O O U
Mr. and Mrs. Frank New otFHen-
ford: Place entertained relatives
from New, York over the week-end.
. e “ e “e ‘ ‘
- Mr. and Mrs. James Nichols of
Wood street entertained friends
from New York City over the week-F
end.
.0.
tom. tonighteat the invitation
Laurel lodge to attend a reception
to be given in honor of the deputy
president, Mrs. Wilson, who ils'.
may-her of that lodge. ' .
s
by the Republican party. which the
{Democrat may think is perfectly
seed and feasible and should it
Aoted upon in the affirmative by a3
g'ood people. do you think he is go-
ing to vote for that measure it his
own party is opposing it? ‘Mdst'de-
He will Vote as
the Democratic party votes.
"A man is not as big as the party
he represents. And so it is. much
shelter for the family and for the Com-
munity and for e'v'ei'ythinc in which
you have faith. to stand by the party
Fin which you believe. " ».
.- Miss Boswell stated thet we should
Schools. health or police departments
to become the toolball of politics.
and that was otters ration ‘why women
should go into p ties. to prevent
just that very thing. *
“Don't sleep on poor job. " said the
speaker in closing. "Take an inter-
est in what is going on around you
and take a part in it. Now that.
women have the vote. it is_ up to
them to make use of it. In making
Fits. ‘ But. a differ.
told after that Dem-
flied.
Supposing a out his which they so much desire."
use oi! it. they can perhaps” bring
about some of the changes in politi-
To Summer School FF" ‘
delegates to the Summer School will ?
» son.
St. Nowell; .-‘-5Adv.
Several members at Our Sister 2
Rebekah Lodge will go to Stapl- -. ; 3
at clp will meet tomorrow afternoon at F ' m
Brock. Herbert H. Eiret.‘
Welter Ibbotson.
First. row: lane mm Robins ‘
Second row. lelt to right: W. G. Scotty
e.“
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1 Third row: Benjamin um. Judas Nehemlebcbudeo Rev. [meter T. Mullen. teacher at the at... Ernest Senders; Innis wine. Dr. 0.,
I". Boutwell, .Herry Bertram, Robert Homer. Arvin Wee. Samuel new, Fred Sherwood. . ;‘
Fourth row: h. E. lies-wood, Charles Maribel-t, Bible Day, Alonso nitt, Edward Parke. Jesse ammo, H. O. smith? Br. Henry (3. Shelter.
1 a.
Firth meson Raymond. break it. Glover. Thurston Olson, Ernest Rankine, William Maison John wee. decree swish; mm
B Sherwood, Stephen Olillordl John rumor. 1- * ' . .
Mrs. Herbert
P}; out Inscribed Bo
‘ basket very shortly at the nicotine
LOCAL BRIEFS
V Many membels 6: Gourtffldt‘ruk
attended a. his class initiatiOn held
by the Foresters or '-Amerlca
reenw‘leh Sun“ Am film
”9’? bheries 1?“:‘7’5. Thbblés pond.
denies bye}. Francoll Dyer. Angelo
Mace. James McGarl-o. John Noon-
q‘y. Santa Arteli. Er k P. Rooney.
John O'Dell. Edward Sheebnn. Bli-
rater Scarpello and Edward Andere
e;
e swan
The Swarthmore Chautauqua 1035
season committee members will meet
in the: High school library Thursday
evening at ’l. 30 o’clock-
wad-lull
The reenter monthly meeting or
the Building-Loan Annotation will
be held today: .
‘--Pernlanent Waving. Newest
methods done by experts. Bren-
it en‘s. Heir Dressing :P‘arior. 47 Wail
. a
st. Joseph's. Hospital Sewing Cir-
the home 6: Mrs. Edward Hayes in
Burrltt avenue.
oi! the Eastern Star. will hold its
May 20. at the Masonic Temple,
Berkeley street. , , .1
snappy. However. to cook largo lob.-
stern. steaks and chicken well. takes
tfin'eaF-Ad'v. “ ,
v F,
l*«
‘,- t e .‘ ~‘,V
"MisKinle! Camp“; Auyillll‘y
hold a render meeting tonight. The
Memorial Day committee will report.
A social
inf. ‘ 1r ,1
-—The Bevel James serves pies,
and pudd
o‘w the rested-Adv. ‘
kp -e we
will hold its semi-monthly meeting
this evening. ‘ .
-—Best coal
Harris F& G s.
. “a fiBlue-etohe tor driveways. Phillie -
’ 852 ‘or 58 Ferris-Davina Co.—-—A_dv
Berkeley Chapter. No. 95. Order 'f’V
V-F-ThFVe Royal Jamee"eervice is
will "
~eswodas....you,
The Broad River community club '
Lh WM”? ring
.by life "chum Art society in the eu-
ditoriumgl' ct .tho Mmlk FM. E.
church.fi’ ‘ ~ ‘ l '
The members Vet the society have
been working hard and ion: on. the
presentation ot ‘ln Music's Praise"
which will Foe siveo‘teni‘rht. . , .,
“Several 'ertiste are on the bill in”-
eluding Miss Esther Nelson' of the‘
San Carlo opera centrally; Falls is
F disopl'lm boloist oi: wide turtle, and:
plans to sinzc‘Wlssi d‘ Arte"
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tone of. the English Grand Goalie slid
the Minimal Cline opera companies
is to rice eel/ere: selections. . ‘
The number "What Bird 86 Slugs"
whitte gspeeiailv air the Cheryl Alt
, lid dedloilted to Boy Wil—
items Steele. its. conductor. will be
sun: for the first. time tonicht. .-
its euthanasia!- Buel Gordon. {.3
spring “Finance
Gonhc‘oticui
an... voters {has suit
regular meeting Wednesday evening. ‘ ‘
[ugh “by ._ rmEmegsongiNewL Fit
eFF will nation the meet- , ‘
unis silence; of
re the Woman
, . d .
/ Memoir: of Westbroo
mile trainer:
or Ne F2, which
‘ street is recovering (rcpt her recent
" . day.
- writer in to?
' was 5.. recent visitor in Stamiord
' line was a visitor in New FYork city
'F Saturday. F
, Stemtord Sunday.
SPRINGWOUD
mm ero o: Bates court he: re-
covered tron: her‘Frecent illness.
., e. e
Mrs Michael Mbrdelia of Spring
.iilnees. . F
"Frr‘. j! 0
John Nervman or Port Chester
was a. visitor in Springwood yesterd-
. V D t 1 Q
Mrs. Matthew Gallic or We
street celebrated her thin eth birth.
day at her home lest we nF’s'. . >
e ‘7 ._
Thomas Alden or, Stamford was 9
Yesterdei'. W
Archie Leary) of Benton street
a .‘Fin‘stenl era. .21,
. t 1 ‘ '
u‘Lexinxton avenue
”30551911 Youhas oi Lexlnsten aveo'
VMrs. Carrie Godfrey of Spring
street entertained trlends drain
Tucker or New York city
isitor in FSilFriFnslvood yester-
" sis fun e: For
he use her tonsileq‘e "
. . inns. mummies c. ‘nnnnnlcr
9 who acted as hostess tor the mane. F
ship VP. N. G. Association lest eve-
ning and 110M! Traveling Basket
Traveling Basket
Mrs. Fred G. Benedict in Hillside
, place last events
, evenlnr.
moonlit them as a social hour with
{our days. Wednesday being spent in
t .. Wilmington and Thursday at Anna.»F .
Committees
To Defray Expensles
It was decided to start 9. traveller
or the Friendship P. N. G. Associa-
tion meeting held at the home or
Mrs. Benedict
was appointed :2 circuit: in charts
or the basket. The traveling basket
will visit every member and each
one Will buy an, article in the bus-
ket and donuts another article tor
the basket. The money raised will
pay the expenses or e. delegate to
the annuau Rebekah Ladle assent
to be held in Stami'ord; next As
The next meeting‘ wit be held at
the home 6: Mrs. Rose Corr rin-
Second street on June to. . .'
Degree Team‘Buys
N ew Uniforms
Degree suits for the Demo Team
Pride or Uncas Contact No. is were
chosen and ordered a the meeting
helmet the home or Mr. and Mrs
Lester Brush. in Meadow earn last
Followup the business“
"(rennin-n, ’f‘end denotes. FT-Fhose
present Were: ‘ . ‘
Miss Adelaide Finch. Miss Mildred
Ut’zineer. Mrs. Sadie Moore. Mrs.
Nina Canticle. Mrs. Dorothy Barter.
.. Mrs. 1). Solomon Miss Dorothy
Germsnetti. Mrs. Marie Connolly,
Fmo
lib. and Mrs. Stanley Bieiawski.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brush. Norman
Germiey._ Clarence Toby. William
Morisrity and E. 8. Gunner at 339ng
Plan Memorial
The General Society. Decanters o:
the American Revolution. which on-
ened its annual convention in Betti.
more. .Merylend. rests av. will
consider.F among other p idols, the
erection or a. Memorial building on
the spot it! New Jersey Where Wesle-
tastes landed alter his crossing the
Delanere. . .
The convenlion will continue for
Fll‘bi is. ‘
“V“CFIFCO” Ice, call 540,
3
Hoover Natixonal President,
west. as might be expected."
‘ test. Miss Ferris said.
' in the premotion otpioneer actl
l(where.
Mrs. Ida Brush. Mrs. Gheriette Crop ’
For Washington ‘ ’ V
as to Each 0n-
Bight Girl Scouts have won pri
as writers in s. nationvwide True P
near Story contest conducted by t
‘ "American Girl."
“amine.
, just‘been made in the June issue
the‘masesine by the editor.
Ferris. '
the Girl See
The announcement v
' Bel
Mrs. Herbert Hoover. natio
president of the Girl Scouts
‘ present'inscrlbed books to the t.
,_ tunate young writers,
' range (tom 12 to 19 years.
whose a .
Donne. Elizabeth Gill oi Oregon
on. 14-year-old winner of one ii
rise. and Marian Petersen ct
mills is theFFla-yeor-old winner
‘ the second first, prize altered.
The other Girl Scout winners a
.‘Roselnery Sexton of Ohio. age
years and Lillian Roth. use 14,
‘ wyomihs. Third place was won
Rosalind Marble. are 13. and W1
trod P Wilkie. age 19 both of Oh
Katherine Louise Clarke or N
York .a’ss 16 years and Mildred .
ion Wilson. a 13 year old Girl So-
of Misseuri. won fourth place.
The contest aroused keen later
on the part of educators because
the attention the historical traditio .
or the United States etimulat
among the halt million Girl Sco
throughout the country. '
Thezconteetante. of whom in
were 188, devled into the histories
their own families and these 0: th
neighbors and uncovered dozens
stirring tales oi! adventure and he
ism among their pioneer ancestor
'» "Most 02 the stories came tr
Girl Scouts to the West and Sou
M
Ferris commented. "and it was
striking commentary on the ext
ordinary growth of the country wh
we received several stories by 1
mail tram Girl Scouts whose 321;.
mothers had crossed the plains
covered Wagons in daily danger
Indian attacks or death by star
tion and thirst.
’ f’l‘he interest aroused by the c
has resul
ties in Girl ' Scent Camps eve
The girls themselves
planning pioneer dramatics for in
camp tire programs and are tak
p{oueer hikes over old trails to h
teric spots.
In commenting en the results
the contest. Miss Lucy Salmon,p
teeter of history at Vassar. decia
that she eonsidereddt one or
mail: valuable historical activit
which young girls have. underta
in recent years. FF
' Paul Feller o! Laure. street mot
ed to Southport Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Starry Abbott or
Wall street is spending a. few dc
in Norwich with friends and re
tires. ,
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