embers.*I
jV .lois‘ts Combine to Present Program at
”bushel Merit
W‘
ml..." titan hi!
1 the Choral Art Society
V 0 int number ‘V‘P‘i‘lkriln's
I. ‘.I 'l‘sohailtowIlly. taken-
ussie‘o or Count Tel-tel.
Id by David Williams.
v‘en‘V than usual were the
dives by the Max B'arr En.
Triste." by. sebelius. and
orrisn” by Percy Graingel.
turtle" by Doppler.
voice tuned to perfection.
Miter Nelson, wide tamed so-
anV‘ "ViCcl D'Arte." aria ilom
' ' Loud and long applause
or back for two cncores.
in! at her selections. Miss
as presented with a large
of. red roses. as was also Mrs
Selleck. who was piano ace
throughout the whole
e“flrst time, "What Bird so
John Lyiy's poem. put to mu-
alter lluei Cowlcs. for the
rtISOeiety and dedicated to
llllesns Steele, was given lost
it met with instant approval
audience. both piece and au~
in: loudly applauded.
V Choral Art Society gave a
ct: selections: “Chanson ‘ De
V.A.~Gevaert. "Dusk." by A.
haninol. end "Landslghting,"
“log in pertect harmony and
they sang. evidence or long
rd hours or methodical prso~
‘r William Tucker, or metropoli.
pet's. tame in Canada and En:-
an admirable bass baritone was
"er soloist oi: the evening. He
verai Spanish numbers "El
‘Marunof’ “Seguidllia Muurl-
and, "Vlsone Veneziann."
‘ . licores Mr. Williams gave
to‘ the Fair." and "Young
or Devon." his dictum being so
' e‘ht that tho-audience was able
demand evcly word.
he prize at the evening or course
V be rendeling of "in Music's
ins." which was given by meme
.4»: the Choral Art Social». the
‘T Barr Ensemble. and Miss Nel-
d Mr. Tucker as soloists.
d present such a piece or music
heroic attempt in itself. being
uch length and quite difficult.
eclety. how ever. acguitted itself
mlrsbiy and did much credit to its
‘ c‘tor. V . ,
,PRINGWOOD
ch Valadlno on Elizabeth street
wV York Mendel
he onditiou or Ralph Paladins
Elisabeth street. who has been
ed to his home by illness for
not two weeks is much improv-
Fatima or Bouton street was .
to 11 Hartford Mondhy.
‘e have had their home remod-
Motion of New Haven‘ was
‘ in Springwood yesterday.
ordinl or Clean street was
1 in Bridgeport yesterday. _,
. » O‘ t t ‘ . “
{raviol- or Lowe street motor-
genort last evening. V ‘
tuned to Georgetown yester-
513‘anyal at Paradise! street
lot in Stamford last eve»:
‘ TERNADS
agi‘e‘s, Namalk Aerie
l‘ Vmcet tonight at 6 Matt
.I I .I V
solo. 7. win meet to-
Sun 11 Main street. ‘
gs Lodge. Shepherd or
it! it‘s semi-month»,
at 116 Washing.
At Card Party
Deputy Grand Regent Mrs.»
Margaret Dani was among the
' out of town guests at the Moose»
‘ heart Mien Gard party held at
the Moose home in South Main
street last evening. _ In all there.
more about seventyunve present.
The committee in charge or the
‘prisVes and art‘snnements was: . ,
Mrs. Grilles Cunningham. Mrs»
Edna. Raingartnor. Mrs. Mildred
IKomper. Mrs. Flo Kssmlslsl. Mrs.
Sealer. Mrs. Mary Kiidult and
Mrs. Ethel Amundsen» ‘ .I...
Among the brim winners Were
All-.5 Mary Williams. Mrs; Hattie
Payne, Mrs. N. Kane. Mrs.
.Grace Beckett and All. Howard
Wilmo‘. , ’
sAsr *NORWAL‘K
CAT GETS SNAKE;
WOMEN FLEE
Lively Time lli Motley
Grottery S t o r e in
East Avenue—-— Rum
way Team in With
field St. '
M. D‘. Madey. the East avenue
grocer. has a cat‘that has ambitiouI
to- become V a. snake charmer.
torday afternoon while several‘lie-
male customers were in the store and
Mrs. Madey was in chargefher hus-
band being out in lherear otjthe
building learning to manipulate his
automobile. in walks Mn. Mrs. or.
Miss Cat with a large, live snake in
its mouth and drops it on the door.
in front 0: one o! the wbmeu cuI~
tumors. The six- was soon tilled with
was a mad dash 191; the eheirs and
I' table in the store‘. as the snake startle ,
ed squirmingVit‘s way around the
floor. Hearing the shouts o: the we-
men. Mr. Motley ran into the stars
and soon made short work of the
snake. ‘whlle the cat stood by and
watched the entire performance.
A ‘runway is something that one
doesn't see very often in these days
or automobiles. but one occurred in
Winfield street yesterday afternoon.
when a new team owned by Georg;
- Finch. became frightened Land run
up on the sidewall: and into the yard
at the home of William Riordan.
One of the horses became tangled in
the harness n‘nd tell.
the other horse and. both ‘were soon
quieted by the owner;
James Ashbrook‘ is confined to his
, home. in Howard avenue. wtth a
sprained ankle. received while play-V
ing baseball on Sunday. 7
M. D. Madey‘ oi ‘Eilot avenue has
purchased an automobile and it
learning to drive it. ‘
. . ,
Mrs. James I. Finch oi Emerson
street is recovering from her recent
illness. , I ‘V Q _
. .
thur Fern-loll tor the Memorial serv-
tells to be held at the East avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church on next
Sunday evening.
a
on Perle Francois." to be given at
been announced , as follows:
Angelina Spriggins
Ion. s3»,- .n-‘u.
Victor Du ‘Bois., . ...
Mr. Major Rattan. . .
Mrs. Major Rattan »
‘ -.: . . .. . . . . Mrs. Frank Sturdevgnt‘
rho strait will commence at 7:30
o “clock.
program; . '
It has been an old custom \vi‘th
Christ Church members to ‘give in
place of admission tickets 3.. sins! 1‘
the some source. I A
W V
3 It‘ll? .
the screams. at the women and there . ,
This halted ‘
‘Plans are being made by Rev. Ar- ‘
Mrs. Sprigglns. . ..Mrs. Arthur Carr ,
Mr. Spri‘gglns. . . . Frank sturdevant‘ VI
was Lillian Lester ,,
.Edward Dwyer '1'
”Samuel Hull V.
Anna Maria. . .Mrs.“ Daniel Robinson “
There will be a. muslonl “
Marshall iii govt, use. star all
tissues we lecherous
st hey} use , V .,
scout fund. ‘
Th city. inoldsntsliv.
"tho littotn ms. the work he
oIrried on here.
but three so
have with menu I l :‘
port om‘n
lion "solves limos “some tr
oilicer or essentive‘s and with s
dollar contributed going direct!
at r
b I
‘ or the neighboring cities. ‘ I 7
~ There is a‘ commissioner
scout masters and Vsssistants
8‘
and bell ‘inin‘the people at the sill!
should turnislr the financial assist? ‘
once. in anneal is being triads t
carry on the work and to ' ll
nelshborhoo‘d «out cabins. I , 1'
Contributions use tratetully
cepted and should be addressed t
Marshall VF.. Noyt. Iterator
bag containing as many pennies»
they are years old. Those who Mir/e
no bags in which to deposit their dot,
nationI may ‘get them at the doc I
the? so in. v . ‘ ‘
Aitwho want to come they do so.
a welcome having been extended to I
all Norweiw people.
Marlene Taylor was chairman in “
charge or the procram at the assem- «
bly held at no...- Ludiow school we»
terday. The progrsmV was so toilette: V
Mnmh.‘ .
Prelude. Florence V‘ogel.
Bible Reading-u
‘ Prayer. . .
Hymn. I‘ i
. Announcements by: Principe! VAX-
ton Williams.
Piano solo: Jeannette Oliver. I
”Development ct Our Geve‘rn- ,
ment. " pupils or credo 78
Plano solo: ‘iliido; momma... ,-
I "Ten Things I Can Do for .‘M
Country.” puplh‘lro
Assembly stoning. -
Salute to the Fill ,» ' I I
so: Spangled Banner, action.
The General Organization or lilo.
I hool a it its consti- ’
gsr c h“ 4““ 3) who: at 1119
lotion and as soon I! the work is
finished the membership drive will
begin and last until ll‘hursdsy. With . I
the close oi the drive representatives
and officers will be elected and the
real Work or the organisation begin; _ V
Miss Lucille Hall o: Rowen street "
is ill with an attack or tensilitls.
Shel-lee Waterbury or Flrst street
has given up his position With the
ideal Market in C o avenue, '
Thomas Sell at Filth street who ‘
was Operated on at the Not-wall: lies»
pital Fridav. is gettlns along nicely.
Joseph Tlcos‘h o: Osborn avenue ‘,
motored .t‘oV Stamford last evening
. The Ladies' Aid or the Swedish
Congregational church is meeting,
this otternoon at the home or Mrs; *
Ella Anderson. 1.! Flatt street. _, ,
The Young Peep
ligious Education
a clock tomorrow
V sheet at {our
”East Avenue M. _V
‘nu “in. 8 church or
t "I. straw ride to b h d. tn that
The cast for the one-act pley‘, .“Ici ‘ . '1
V the women's Guild birthday party etV ' ' '
Christ Church tomorrow evenlne' has
I I V illness.
“it . Class {-01 Re- ,
Says D1»! »
Federation Women’ 5 Clubs
"Civilizati n’f
the talk rive
Rev. Charles
lla’rlmro. I've the
"Modal: men is V
was he born to Vile V V
lamp; Dr. C
til succuss or t,
‘wlt‘h, ractories.
tainrnelits
evening to‘ attend th reception
Mrs. Wilson a: the M
‘tvho is the new presides: ogithii
assembly. I
included the pr‘esohtisti it e
list at neurons to M I. ‘W’ o
t, eeting of Connecticut‘I
IV r.
‘ , South
front New Canaan over the week ,
Misti Catherine need,
sy. Mrs. ‘May Andi-evils. M
lotto Crosby. Mrs. samuel Eds?
Mrs. Ella. Lockwood. Mrs. 1’
Flint; Miss (lore. Lse‘t‘herlan 3M
Samuel Wordin. Mrs. Alice waldo.
Mr. Ostrebanks and Mrs.
Butters. “
New (torso: and has
dutiesVVa‘t the Robert
‘en die Wail street store. “
shes a: New York city, .op‘ens
red their summer home on Falrneld
avenue. .. _ , «
' CV .“ .e ‘
‘ ouch Schulize oz meow... ave
‘nue has recovered from his recent
t ‘~*i 9 _ I
Mr. and hits.: Charles Fellows of
V‘IEVmerson street motored to Long
Island over the \vesk-end.‘ .
William Anderson 0‘! Meiross ave
bus has purchased ‘a new car.
Cal-mine Pierce at common.
Dridg‘epVort‘.‘V . “
Q ' D D
Main street. has just returned home
after spending several days with
friends in New 'itorlc city
‘ d Mill. Al‘om Benjamin oi
street entertained relatives
avenue was s. recent: visitor “I“;
, '_~ ”Training For be m‘ “
Miss Lillian Lions: 0! 77" South s1... m“? “”93“ ”m“ 1"
5 Veins Mao-ion Williamson or Darien
lilies Betty (late or West Rocks '
thrill
Ills?
ideals.
fincfis‘ ‘
I
' tor the May most
It members. I no:
on hours. Miss Alice “at!
Rhoda Island,
We all: Country Club.
noidsntallr‘. Miss Hunt ll .
to I. good many Hamilton.
at one tints been a teacher 1
VHi‘llsine School.
The speaker. who silent som
in Geneva. where she Attends
sessions oi the Lentils at N-
can talk with first band into
on the present situation in Eu:
‘For years ‘Mles Hunt has be
luring in behalf 0: the best
she is s most el't
maker in behest of the cause
‘ tern‘stlonai understanding lni
secretion. She has spoken on
subjects sud always succeeded
uniting In intelligent and
thetie consideration to! her s
besides. communicating somsih
her own idealism. I *
UMVQMWI '
Gridiey‘ nail. dean ct SI‘tiGnio -
loge; Owen R. Loveioi'. toners .
‘ rotary nations! child co‘mmitte
Who
‘ * A street future is promised for
1th idn‘.‘ echo '
' ark. she spade her debut in a.
y number "Lady muons.
some time past she has bee
u it at this school where site on“
na- in t ‘ dancinc.
o“ rentals: until
ready tor State‘wmk. '
use who have been tortuous
in to witness on exhibition of
Villlams.‘V rennet their but. Id-
0 ‘da‘nee's Vher way into
'- Mm. Doroth
Stats.
hurd.
one. All
Connecticut
phone. Mrs. Villar‘y Kenn”. Miss '
to Mrs. A. ,
Mrs. James Ch‘eesman. first re
director ol the National Long
Women Voters. have all com :‘
ed upon her well trained min
are sense of humor and her
serial charm.
Miss Hunt has that returned
he Middle west. filter on ext
V eeture tour.
thusiastic and engaged her to
and spend all or November in
In Ohio sh spoke at.
- State Convention of Magus o-
men Voters and. in Pittsburgh I
State banquet at business and "
tessionhl women. « .
Miss more visit here will i:
added interest for the Norwsilt
hers, many or whom will have
portunity or renewing an oi
qualnt‘anceship. '
two veer-V It Hill-id‘s School ,
as I) graduate from Wellesle
came to the ‘Etl‘illsh‘“ depart V
‘ ;, some or her former pupils no
pleasure of meeting her who
e at Hillside school earl .
Indiana was oi. -
Miss Hunt
I To all these. whether
hers or not. the league extends
its! lnyit’atidn.
The report of the National
ntlon had to he curtailed
4A rll’rn‘eetlng owing to lick o!
o: the great interest .
ed n this report. and at the l-
o‘! fnany members. it.will be cc-
ed at the may meeting. I,
one morning session will be
11:30 when Ill bueinesswlllbe V
Luncheon will be Is
lions should it
Icthilner. 46V
3. In) at
'I'Thet Nougat: session will
For Forestry
Fe;- the‘ Joint lloid
rim
:- common“
itdrivor ChV -.
Norwalk Chronicler