”it of
i
him
«l
he concert to be given by the
human Society tor Musi-
Million at the South Norwulk
p. hut-oh. this evening. will be
‘ untitled succes is a foregone
oil. .
“ uld hardly be slight .clsc.
bring the tact that both Suz-
Reener. colorutura soprano or
mtmpolitsn Opera company
is: Mabel Illicit. well known
Writ concert singer. nre both
1 n the program.
\i’itc‘htlng their selections will
. numbers given by the chorus
tit. cast-t society. which are al-
" dntlclpatcd with a great deal
More by Norwnlk‘s musictlov-
lull Bitch has been heard at
pus times in the Brooklyn Acn-
' .02 Music. the Town Ilull, N.
Aeolian Hall. N. Y.. . the New
fl; Hippodrome and a Fifth Ave-
‘ ” buroh. and is known to have u
in. true contralto voice.
so K'ecncr has established a
cmarkuble record. Site on-
he ranks of the Metropolitan
Company at the ace oi! eigh-
nttpn'd sang over one hundred and
(insert. engagements during her
., i’threc seasons. in addition to
'ny’ operatic performances. and it
jut or. her that she “looks like a
rd and sings like a bird."
be tull program for tonight's
pert. ‘tollow:
a}? Lullaby .. .. .. .. .. Brahms
3‘31 WouldvThat My Love
. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . Mendelssohn
_ , Ladies Chorus
“Carnival . . . . . . . . . . Fourdruin
Chore Nult .. . .. Bucnelet
G Vel‘borgenhoit .. . . lingo Wolt‘
anzur Johannesnacht . . . . Grieg
' Miss nuch _
Pastoralo . . . . .. . . . . \‘crucini
b 0 Sleep 'Wby Dost Thou . ..
Leave Me .. .. .....-..11andcl
6 Theme and Variations . . Proch
' , Miss Keener
Arielle from Les Mort Jeanne
tArc .. .. .. ..chborg
W , , Misa Bitch
May Day .. . . . . . . . . MacP‘urron
’ Chorus and Miss Keener
[The Little Shepherd's Son;
so ...... .... .. Wintchatts
bfit‘recs .. . . .. '.. Solon Alberto
ileum! Ilobin! .. . Solon Alberto
L (Written for Miss itecner),
d When Blossoms Come. . .' . .
I... .... .. .’. Frank Gray
« ,' Miss Keener : ,r.
a Salutation ot the Dawn
’.. .. .. .. .. Stevenso‘h
thou ‘Are the Evenlng‘tloud
...-.... .. .. .. liorsman
leocturnc .. . . . . Pearl Curran
dLove’s Bargain . . ... . . . . .
..... .. ..
. ..... ....... You Stutzmann
_ . ‘ Miss l‘iitch
Scandinavian Songs in Costume
a Baseline .. .. .. .. Denmark
5b I Laid Me Down Softly
once a. I. ...... .. .. Norway
4) When I was'Sovenien .. .’.
is.» .u ... .... ........ Sweden
. .12. Miss Keener
Cextette from Lucio. (ll Lam—
' I. .. .. .. Verdi
ives Of U. S.
.'
‘i .8139 W
cones and the minor chil-
oi Chinese: merchants residing
w 1; Witt
g: Decor ' Item?
to Lovers “Eagerly Await
* czart‘ SocietleOncert Tonight
he.” Keener, of Metropolitan, and Mabel
itch, Concert Singer, Are on Program ~—
13» Addition to SOciety’s Own Selections.
lzensAre- Barred ‘
fiINGTON‘, May" ’26. (AP);
“-1. "
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PERSONALS
W;
Mrs. A. C. Haviisnd. Miss Florence
M. Haviland and Miss Grace 1. Havi.
land. all of ii Fairiield avenue, ar-
rived in New York city yesterday on
Antwerp.
O O 0
Miss Helen Swurts of 68 West ave-
nue. will entertain Miss Alice Hunt
at her home Wednesday evening.
Miss Hunt is to speak at the meeto
ing of the Fairileld County League
of Women Veteran. to be held at the
Norwalk Country Club Thursday
afternoon.
! t
Mrs. Harold Sperry of 30 Cove
avenue is entertaining Miss Elsie
Smith 0! Montour Pulls. N. T.. for
n low days.
.1. II 0
Miss Ethel Dorcan of Issues street
spent the week-end with friends and
relatives at Bethel and Bedding.
0 t a
Miss Elizabeth. Miss Margaret and
Miss Irene \Vargo were among the
guests who attended the miscellan‘
nous shower given Miss Helen Doro-
thy Wargo, 0! l Crescent Terrace.
Friday night. Thosttuir was given
in honor of her approaching mar-
riage to Lewis Call of this city. The
three young ladies are cousins or the
bride-turbo.
0 t
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hurlbutt of
Ohio avenue have purchased a new
automobile.
I t C
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hogan and
son. Robert. of Quintard avenue;
have returned from a. week's visit
with Mrs. Hogan's parents in
Springfield. Mass. ' .
I t C
Philip Merino or South Main
street was a visitor in New York city
yesterday.
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Miss Florence Sherlock of High-
land evenno was a visitor in New
London. Sunday.
t O 0
Joseph Josem ct. Flu Hill road
has purchased the property where
he has conducted the Elm Grove
store for the past two years from Al-
phonso and Robert Raymond. Mr.
Josem will make a. number of
changes and improvements in the
property.
'9 . t 0
Washington street. spent the week-
end in Newark. New Jersoy. ,
' ' I o I
Stephen Hodos of Flaxil-Iill road
has accepted a position with the
Standard Oil company.
Hold Rummage Sale
street. A large assortment of good
the Coinmerce street store Wednes-
day afternoon oresrly evening.
Cordes. ‘
i'nesel wives of American citi-
fro mot entitled to admission
are~ entitled to admission but;
ruled yesterduy.
‘ t St.’Joseph‘s school hall.
or way for a long time.
yuLbe Past Grand Knighw
and preparations for it have
pry attractive program‘to mark
‘ L {Vitae been prepared by the
Lecturer. Thomas F. Mc-
frhe loading item on it is to
ros‘entation - of - the sketch; ‘
ost'ot Jerry Bundlorf” The
been, carefully chosénnlrom
a best talent in the council.
age- dramatic effects oi! the
production will be given at
'5 showing under “Tom"
at supervision, the local oi"-
ill be one of the finest in
' E: the biggest events in the dramatic circles here. .
lstory or the South Norwalk
( on No. 1255, Iulights of Col-
' ‘us, mill take place Thursday
Since the beginning otths South tertainment and danccplat lied Men's
Nor-walk Council up to the adminis- H91“. Main street, ‘01“th
ti'ation ofxthc present popular Grand
Knight Thomas J. Malone. ten
‘grand knights have served in the
office. .
occupying the oilicers' chairs.
ward J. Hayes. 6. A. McNamara. J
ward Splan and‘Willlsm Regan.
the entertdlhment.
More" the stability of
‘ The President
'. ‘ Of Home Owning ;
~ “No greater contribution could be made to A
v cement ‘ofitsideals than to make it a' na-
tion otthcfine owning families.“ " ' .
Regular savings deposits will place in your
thé ‘tgolden‘kcy to the home ‘ "
the ;nation. and the ad-
yon want to
u
Miss; ‘Jenhie "Scotleld of West
Thursday and Friday
The Nat-walk First Baptist wil be held at the Grace Baptist
Church of Divine Healing will hold
a. rummage sale Thursday and Fri-
day of this week at 1 Commerce
clothing for men. women. and chil-
dren has been donated for the sale.
Articles torbe donated should be at
‘ {libs committee in charge oi: the
snic‘isMrs. .‘Julisn: Johns. “Mrs.
Clara Apperson, andTMrs. Johanna m0”! perfect protection—and Will
into this country under the new in:-
migration act. the supreme court.
It is a noteworthy fact that all '
ot the ten are now living and will South Norwalk Baptist Church will
take ”a" m “UM”. ”my,” by Crescent Terrace. tonight.
The grand knights in the order in Large Pea goal: Him; 5: Gang...
whicb'they held omce are: John F. Adv." '
McMahon. William P. ‘Wards D. W. n s o
Harm“: WWW“ F- Tammany. Edi A' special welcome service was
W. Sculley. Thomas F. McMahon. Ed- West Washington street, Sunday
Refreshments-twillme served after charge’ot the’local work. Lieuten—
hers: s resins;
,.TO,,. . ‘IVERSARY
CELEBRATION
Wanoma Council
Elects Officers a t
Meeting in Home of
Mrs. Confielci
Miss pups Walsh, acted bl" hostess
lit the first anniversary celebration
otvthe Past Pocahontas. Wcuoms
Council. held at in choice or Mrs.
Louise Canneld, 66 West avenue.
last eveninz. . ,
The birthday party brought to I
close amost successful ycsr. ne-
ports of the treasurer showed that
the Council had a. balance of about
$68 in the treasury. Ofllcers tor the
coming years were elected as fol-
lows:
Miss Mae Bailwitz. president.
Mrs. Eliza Hyatt. vice president.
Mrs. Annie Shepard. treasurer.
Mrs. J cssio Malkln. secretory.
The attendance prize for the year
was awarded Mrs. Jessie Mulkiu.
who also won a grab bag prise
Foiowing the business session
cards were played and a. musical
program given. A buffet luncheon
was served and the birthday cake
was cut by president Mrs. Mao Buil-
witz. The decorations were pink
Those present lust evening in-
eluded: Miss Anna Walsh, Mrs.
Louise Cant‘leld, Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
Malkin. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ball-
\vitz.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Sundcrspreo.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rowe. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Payne. Mr. and Mrs.
Ruben Booth. Miss Elizabeth Wood.
Miss Elizabeth Mylord. Miss Ve-
ronica Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Shepard. Miss Margaret Shepard.
Miss Elizabeth Usher, Thomas Har-
risen.
The next meeting of the Wanomu
Council will be held at the home of
Mrs. Mae Ballwtts. Spring Hill sve-
nue. June 16.
LOCAL BRIEFS _
WM
Mrs. J. C. Downs of Danbury.
president of the State Federation of
Music Clubs. will preside at the
ninth annual meeting to be held to-
day in Danbury.
O
The Phllatbea close of the Not-
wnlk M. E. Church will meet tonight.
at the home or Mrs. Edward Lycctt.
in Ponds avenue. for monthly busla
nose. to be followed by a; social ses-
sion. ' '
I O Q
Mrs. W. F. Ambler ot'Rowsyton
avenue will be in charge of tho mu-
sical program to be given at the
King's Daughters‘ Convention. which
will be held at the First M. 15.
Church. corner of Broad street and
Fairneld avenue. L‘rdlgoport. J unc
ninth. A number oil representatives
from the King's Dnughtcrs‘ Circle
in Norwalk will attend. _
0 0
An important business meeting
Church tonight at 8 o'clock. All
members are requested to be present
at the roll call.
0 p t
The monthly meeting of the Ad-
visory Board of tho {South‘Norwalk
Baptist Church will be held tonight
at the church at} o’clock.
I O O
-—i-.Storttxe and Remodeling dur-
ing the spring and summer months
give you a garment-tit to wear next
fall.. Twin City Valet. 8? No. Main
Street. Phone 408.-—-Adv.
a. o O ‘
The Hospital Thimble Club will
at the home of Mrs. Winfield Bald-
win. Wall street. this utternoon.
O O 0
-—Bluc-oiono tor driveways. Phone
653 or 53 Ferris~DeVine Co.——Adv.
, u c. c .
Lady Momentum Lodge, No. 82.
Daughters ct Scotia. will give an on.
o 0‘ o ,
"-Radio and victrclas sold on easy
terms. Donnellyu-nAdv.
O t O
The King’s Daughters of the
meet at the home of Mrs. Roselle.
- held in the Salvation,‘Army hall. 26
evening for the new o'nfleers in
out Alex Mack and Envoy Edwin A.
Davenport. In spite" of the bad
weather the hall was well filled and
tho service was conducted by Envoy
Davenport in a manncr‘ which left
himself an able speaker. Services
will be held during the wool: on
4 Tuesday, Thursday. Friday and Sun-
,‘day evenings. ~
a o o . ‘
Best Lehigh Coal, Harris 8: Guns-4
’i-Adv. ‘ ' :’
O O l .
‘ ”A business meeting obthdLadies
Aid Society 0! the First M. E.
church will be held tomorrow atter~
. noon at the church.» ‘
O O 0 ‘
1 , ~25 per cent oft on radiosgano
- loud speakers.——Donneliy's.-'-Adv.‘
' , 0, O O . ‘
Dr. William J. Tracey. is in At»
3 lactic City attendiné the convention
. i
tlom Mrs. Tracey ts with-her hus-
a'ud.§ ‘ . .
th roses and May apples. i
MARIO (31AM LEE.
" leans. tinsel..- '
.Club New!
= en
‘" uerortwALx
HEARS REP' 6 R' r
OF‘HUDBON‘RAOE
OVER HEB. RADIO
East Norulalk Woman
“Listens In" to Race
A Hard Worker Best Describes
Alice Hunt Who Is toSpeak Her
Will Address Fairlield County League of Wo‘
men Voters at Thursday Afternoon Sessio ‘
In ' Norwalk Country Clu
An aurora. of unusual activity . :
Between Speed Boat
And Train .
W
Mrs. B. J. Themes, of Winfield
street. this morninc "listened in" to
"parts at the race as the Hudson
between s. spud host and tho'ztuh
Century Limited. Mrs. Thomas re-'
ported that ovorythlni could be
heard very clearly over her radio. A
man was heard telephoning from an
airplane. Even the swish o: the wa-
ter suinlt the boat and the noise or.
the train were caught by her receiv-
ins set. '
C 0 0
Between twenty'ilvc and thirty
. members were present. last evening ,
at. the social meeting of the 0mi-
crom society 0: the East avenue M.
2:.» church.
0 It
St. Agnes Guild of Christ church
will most with Mrs. Joseph Gilmun
at 0 Fourth street at 7:30 o’cloctt
this evening.
0
The ladies of the Mission Society
0! the Christian Advent church will
meet at one o'clock tomorrow after!
noon. .
t. O O
The orchestra of in. East Ave-
nus M. E. church will hold a. rehear-
sal and organization meeting at S
Add N ew Name. to Committees ”...“.is
Of Hos
Mario Cha
hital Association Concert “““M- . . .
. . 189’s VOice Likened to .Caruso """ spending a. few days with his broth-
Wlll 811g at Shorehaven Golf Club June 5 °’ “°°’3°,3"°'1°°‘;°‘.““m ...-......
“List f Patronesses for 3001211 Event
“Chantlce‘s vol 0 possesses
same golden timbre that made Cur-
uso the famous cnor or his use.“
so say many or the admirers of
Mario Chamlce o the Metropolitan
Opera. Company. who is to sing at
the concert to h.
auspices of the
the Norwulk lit)
the Shorehttvcn
’omun's Board 0:
till Association at
oil? Club, Friday.
eversl names uwo been added to
orient» com lttces
n Coley. Mrs.
Archie Tori-is uni Miss
ticket commute
by Mrs. itussoil
Miss Mary Mo iahon
added to the to. or and cigarettes
headed by Mrs.
rations committee.
coded to the (ice
by Miss Emily
which is headed
to Committee.
The roircshm .
headed by Mrs. Silimucl Adams. who
is to, be assisted by the following:
~Mrs. George ll. Bette. Mrs. Bus.
sell Frost Sn. 3 rs.
Mrs. G. lirflood ich.
’Mrs. Laura A. Hughes.
lipp Knapp, Mrs.
Mrs. Christttin Swirls.
Mrs. J. llurlb rt. Mrs. Harry A.
Lane. Mrs. Iiouard Every.
l-Iaroid Nash. \
Mrs. 1.. C. OtEll.
Howard. Mrs. A C.‘ Wheeler.
The members or the Official Wo-
men's iloard oi the Norwslk Hos-
pital Associntlou i
Mrs. Louis A.
Hurry Gibbs,
Douglass Nash.
hold the last meeting of the season,
Mrs. Samuel l. Adams, 2nd vice
Mrs. Henry ll.
«*rost, Jlu. secretary.
Active members:-
Mrs. B. M. A‘drows. Mrs. George
I". Bolts; Mrs. tdmund Brecse. Mrs.
irs. John Crawford.-
_ Mrs. John R. It‘rizzoll. Mrs. Harry '
Gibbs. Mrs. Cha lcs H. Gaston. Miss
Stanton Coley,
J. Ho ard. Mrs. Laura. A.
Husbanliirs. Oliver Jackson. Mrs.
Harry‘A. Lane
lyrics. Mrs. D. W.
McFarland. Mrs: Wilbur Neyfuss.
Mrs. Frederick
Mrs. D. W. Raymond. Miss Muri-
poso. Taylor. M
Christuin Swat-t .
Associate the
Mrs. P. W. Brooks. ' Mrs.
Burnett. Mrs. J hn J. Cavonsugh.
W. J. Tracey. Mrs.
Mrsfloward Every. Mrs. James
F. Farrell. Mrs. Russell Frost, Mrs.
G. .H. Goodrich. . ‘
Miss Jr,“ H‘ur hurt. Mrs. Lester
Hyatt. Miss Do is Monroe.
Mrs. D. Mch ton. Miss Lydia Be-
licrer. Miss Amanda
9. very Iood impression; The 'ad-'
dress at Lisut. Mack was a. power»
ful one and the Lieutenent proved
, cor. Mrs. H. S.
Wood, Mrs. A. C. . Wheeler.
Helen Swarts‘. ‘
Patroncsses 0.! benefit. tor the
Hospital Associ ties include the tot.
. not G. Adams. Mrs. B.
M. Andrews. M s. B. F. Andrews.
> Mrs. E. ’1‘. Boater-tit Mrs. Frank~
‘lln Bailey. Mrs Harold Baldwin.
Barrett. . Mrs.
George H”. Bett.‘Mrt. A.‘ 1. seek:
Mrs. H. E. uishop.’ ‘ Mrs. J. R.
‘orjtiu amen-loan Medical mutua- ~
' . angler. Mrs. Ed-
Bray. Mrs. J.
inund Bruce.
Mrs. F. I. Burnell‘.‘ Mrs.‘ John
. StantonColor Mrs
,‘ Miss Slant ,3
o'clock tomorrow evening. At the
orchestra. All interested are urged,
Thoma Spencer 0! New York
City it“ ’ left for Vermont. utter
A number of East Norwalk men
are planning to attend the Louis
Bomb-Tiger Flowers bout in
Bridgeport this evening.
0 I 0
Edward Park has returned to his
horns in New Britain. alter visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Britten oi
East avenue.
Mrs. Iiurry Earle. Mrs. flower-d
Every.
Mrs. James 1". Farrell. Mrs. John
li‘rlzzell. Missfllnrle Fuxarthy. Mrs.
Russell li‘rost,.1\irs. Russell Frost.
Jr., Mrs. Duncan Frizzcll. Mrs. Wm.
K. Fowler. .
Mrs. Charles H. Gaston. Mrs. Har-
ry Gibbs. Mrs. James J. Gregory.
Mrs. ii. W. Gregory. Mrs. Harold
Green. ' ,. . y . ,
Mrs. Ci. 1!. . .
Gorhum. Mina 3:323? 1:33;. ENE: Nelson Mitchel of Merrill Beach
J. iiurlburt, Mrs. Lester Hyatt-Miss wss ‘ ""1“" in Bridgeport yester‘
liolon Huutord. ' an" 4
Miss Florence Hamilton. Mm . .
John l‘lnnion. Mrs. C. A. Montcalm
Misnh‘mnccs lisrstrom. Mrs. M. J.
liowurd. Miss Mary Howard.
Mrs. Merritt C. Ives, Mrs. Oliver
Juckson. - Miss Mary K. Jonnlnla.
Mrs. Richard, Jennings.
0 i 0
8. Bloom or at. John street, letf
yesterday on a business trip to Al-
lentown. Pa.
0
Several. complaints have been
made about bad holes in the road-
way in Winfield street. These have
been left by contractors. who have
ripped up the pavement to run pip.
es into houses in that street.
Mrs. Philii Knapp. Mrs. Hm 'A. ' ‘ '
Lone. Mrs. iguis Lohtnuior. y Joseph Sch-s or East avenue was
_ Mrs. Allan Lockwood. Mrs. Georg. in Bridgeport yesterday.
(I. Lockwood. Mrs. Wm. M. L mm“.
1 Mrs. William Stevenson and son of
Mrs. Warren J. L *n‘h, Miss Emil
Lyrics. 3 k , ’ East Nor-Walk. have leit (or Califor-
Mtss Mary Matthews. Mrs. D. W. m"- 0“ an extended ‘15“-
McFarland. Mrs. D. McNetton. Mrs. ' ' ’ ‘
n. 1). Mills, Miss Lottie Monroe. The Sprint 00!thi of the Swed-
Mlss Anna McMahon. Miss Ms‘ry ish Congregations! church will be
McMahon. . elven at the church Friday evening,
Mrs. Douglass Nash. Mrs. Harold MW 29. st 8 o'clock by the orches-
Nash. Mrs. George Nelson. Mrs. wn- in of the Swedish Baptist church
bur Neyi‘uss. Mrs. Lansing ouen, of Bridlenort. All who have receiv-
Miss Martha. Prowitt. od Ire tickets for the concert are
Mm. Frederick“. Quintam, M", asked to do their best in distribut-
Henry Raleigh. Miss D. W. has. ins them to others.
mend. Miss Elizabeth Randall. Mrs. "
. . * , .1. l . H , ,
.. ...iu. tr..." :3... Attengnfggeefgonfab
Secor. Mrs. E. G. 1!. Schcnk. Mrs.
John Sherman. . ,
Mrs. John Simpson. Mrs. Chrisv Miss 1.10m. Cab!!! 01 the local
lain Swurls. Miss Helen Swarts.. tolephouc company oifice attended
”‘5' Wm. 3' Tracey. Miss M‘m‘ the tour duo's' session at the general
“05“ T“§"°“- M”- A “m" m“ costar-once board ol the Telephone
“mm“ 'l‘rtplcr. Enipioye's association at Connecti-
Mrs. Van Wyck. my" Robert Van out. hold at Nortolk. from Monday
Buren, Mrs. A. D. Wadsworth. m Friday oi! last week.
51138 Amanda. Weed. 31155 Edith Mm GBI‘WUdO Worthington 0f
Weed. Mrs. E. M. Welles. Mrs. A. C. Westport also attended. ‘
Wheeler, Mrs. Zelda Scars Wiswoll. The conference formally opened
lust Monday evening andwns {01¢
SPRINGWOOD lowed by meetings ' each day and
._ night. There were talks by execu-
_. ‘ tivo and administrative omcers or
‘ the company and discussions at
Michael Damato or Lowe street w”. and means “ promoting
celebrated his fourteenth birthday w m hit ttvltiei‘ amen the
at his home last evening. » °’ w ' ”3 8
, , p . . nearly 4.500 employee or the com-
Lawrenco Kiado of F0“ PM“ ”gt, gal-gratit- ot New Haven.
sires: spent yesterday in Sprinx- general chairman 0t tho'board,
woo ‘ . . , ccllodihe meeting to order. Vice-
presldsut and» general manager H.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Colombo
or Ely avenue have returned tram a. C. mm ‘1” ”a“ ”1°53“
- isit l h l u ’ i‘ ‘ s '
35.23317 ‘3‘ ’ '° “ ... ” Many View Work
George Sontro or Clean street was 0: Henry Raleigh
a visitor in Stamford. Saturday. ‘
“ 6‘ " i The exhibition of the works of
Miss Viola Redmond entertains Henry Raleigh. Westport artist.
a. number or triends at her home in chum in the community-studio ‘at
Spring street in honor of her tenth the r08! 01 the Town hpll under the
birthday last Friday. auspices of the Women’s Town 1m.
0 - " . prevemcnt association. , yesterday
Miss Martha. Chin-cry or Burbank afternoon. drew a. large, crowd in
street is“ reported seriously ill ‘at her spite of the bad weather;
home. ’ , .. ' The exhibition consisted of twenty
_ . ; c o , o originsl lilustrattbns by Henry Rd?
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Abram-on Gish: l“ of which have appeared in‘
at Boston street entertained at their “10 16351118 mlnllnea o! the coun.
home «Sunday evening for their "Y-
‘daughter. Miss Sylvia Abramson. in
honor or her 12th birthday. 5mm ‘ ‘ _ I
guests favored with piano and violin Commencement. week
selections. some: were played on At School Beglns
retreabmbnts o‘ervgd... ‘ - . -_____
‘ “ ‘ ' Commencement week for the Glen
Mrs. Nicholas Garfield and daunh- Edon 3.3!,“ {or Girls in Stamford.
tors of Lowe street motored to. ham ”5“,“, with a music and
Bridgeport Sunday. . . .V expression recital. 5 fl
. Today there is to be a lune eon.
W. L. Hilbert of Bldtofleld VII d “now“! 39.161119! day exercised and
“all“ in 10W? nggw- . - smmtu and dancln: exhibition
' L : “ t0“ 3 h , ‘
A. s. DWOK.’ 0! Stamford “1A. in“. Induction otfl'fllal Will {be
C. Howe or Bridgeport wore visitors hold at.“ o'clock wedsasday morn-
“ 99W?” yesterday. , in?! when ocrttdcstes and diplomas .
circles the person of Miss Alice II
who is to speak before the Fairna‘
County League of Women Voters
the Norwnlk Country Club Thu
day afternoon.
At the present time she is on t
advisory committee at the Natio
Child Labor
council of the National Consume
‘ League. a vice president
Rhodo Island Consumer's
and a. vice president o! the Uni
League of Women Voters of! Ith-
Miss Hunt is a graduate at W
lesloy college and for several 3
utter receiving her diploma tau
Greek, History and English in b- '.
public and pri 'uto schools.
Ti‘hen for two years she trove
in Europe, following which she
came executive secretary oi
Consumers' League of Rhode Isis
a. position she held for ten year
During her connection with t, 3
League, Miss Hunt was closely id ,»
the Early Christi }
Shopping Campaign. the early 01 .
ing of stores. and the summer it
holiday movement. until these
tivities were taken over
Chamber oi! Commerce.
She organized the forces ti
secured the passage of the
Trades Bill. the 54 hour bill,
Night Messenger Bill and the t ;.
abolishing the f‘lilss of Death" sh
She also organized the Co
mittce of One Hundred which on
Island Chlldre
MISS ALICE BUST.
Anniversary Plans
Near Completion
Preparations! for ed the Rhodo
Mia‘s Hunt then organized and r ,
ed the yearly budget tor the r
operative Employment Bureau ‘
Providence which for years
guidance and "
jobs for boys and girls at the co ‘1‘:
Church. kiouthport, lure expected to
reach completion tonight. at the
meeting of the executive committee.
.t number of speakers are to be
secured and one of the
grains over presented in Southport is
promised for the June celebration.
The executive committee includes:
Rev. Schroeder, Howard N. Wake-
mcn, A. 1". Van Schnick. H. N. Ren-
ncll. Ernest 'l‘ruslow.
Miss Iiunt also organized and v
veioped the Governor Beeckma 1;
prize garden committee for mill .
logos at Rhode Island. During
. war, this energetic woman served
chairman of the Rhode Island Co
inittoe on Women in Industry. \
on the Council of National Delta
and assisted in increasing the p
dilation of an ammunition factor
Sherwood. Mrs. Roderickl’. Curtis.
Wells Curtise.
Brady and Talmadge N \i’akeman.
The men of the church are now
making nitcrctions on
Mrs. Benjamin Kelley and dau
tor Harriet oi.’ Chc’stnut street. it
tored to Daricn Saturdaw
Jest Commanders
Assoc. Card Party
The Past Conmmm’lers association.
Norwalk and Westport Shepherds of
llcthlehem, held a curd party at the
awarded the men's first prize a
Elven Duy rcceix‘ed the consolati
Thompson in l-‘Ort l’oint street, lust prize f0? the 111011.
There were {our tables of V
' A meeting of the Past Comma
crs‘ association will be held \
ncsday evening.
Mrs. Leon-Hut. of Noroton
Discuss Plans for Evangelistic
Drive Which May Be Held Her-
tale of the work of the Tori-inst
At a meeting held at the South
Norwuik Congregational Church
representatives of
churches and presided over by Rev.
Frederick Jacobs lust evening. plans
tor a union evangelistic campaign in
Norwaik were discussed.
Delegations, composed of two mirr-
isters and nine busineSs men from
Following the discussion the
cal representatives voted that sit
all present were “u favor of
campaign it should be taken up
the various churches (or individ
Representatives were presentfru
all the local Methodist
the Norwalk Congregational Chu
the South Norwalk Congregatio
two Baptist
Christ Church or East Norwalk, :1
the Christian Advent Church. ,
Evangelistic Campaign has just been
concluded, were present. Headed by
Dr. Arthur 1:. Patton and Rev. .W.
Christie Cruiir, they gave. testimon-
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