Old New England Estate—Student Lead- . ere Divided Into Eight Groups ; 9 hundred Girl Scout leaders . every state in the Union. who W been in attendance at the Girl Training week held in Mass- it. May 25th to May 30th., leater following the eleventh l‘ l scout convention in Boston, returned to their homes. ‘ Walter S. Munro of South street attended the opening of . n'ing week. ' - 9 encampment was held at Co- il. Waltham. Mass... on a. fine England estate which the Girl acquired last year as a gift. . .courses were in charge of Llewellyn Parsons and Dr. E!- _ h-Kemper Adams, secretary of stional education department Girl Scouts. . ’uudents were divided into ,4 troops. two indoor tree a un- lit; direction of Captain Emily 90k and Captain Ida Smith. Wtdoor troop under the direction Kmmhy Christian Moore. an girl guide captain who is in not the year round work at “.3111; a. nature training troop or the direction of Dr. Bertha V moan Cady. Girl Scout natural- and a homemaking- troop di- ed by Teresa Carter. besides to! others. he students lived in the newly structed wooden shacks which scattered around the grounds of estate. his entire work was under the rvision of Sarah Louise Arnold, nEmsrita of Simmons College chairman of the national edu- ~ ions! department of the Girl ”tits. I111 [Entertain at Center Junior High -n unusual program is to be . sented by the pupils of Miss ' tired Aller. Norwalk dancing her. Saturday. June 6th. in the vitorium of the new Center Jun- Higb school. Main street. -o program is to be divided into / Part one: Character and ne- ontil dances. Fart two: Ballet dances. ' ‘ .Plart three: “Episode du Car- oval." , _ . ,Part Four: Grecian Studies. . e four ushers will include: Miss garet Jarvis. Miss Charlotte Jars Miss Eleanor Mathews and V .1 Margaret Sigsway. . FRATERNALS atriotlc Order'Sons of America. hington Camp No. 11. will hold weekly meeting tonight at 42 nklin’ street. ‘ I I I regress Forum of the F. F. L. meet tonight at 100 Washing- treet. ' I I I . itr Brothers Lodge No.10 I. 0 will hold a. weekly meeting to- nt 16 Wall street. I I I fax Encampment -No. 31, will , tonight at 70 South Main ct. . ._.._..___________ ‘On a. Gold Basis. that many countries have re- to the gold basis. the metal- ”has come to the fore. These _ are about two and a. half - long of satin mctalllque. They do broad bands of metal net. .ucntly they are knotted loosely a back of the neck and allowed on: with one end in fiont and ,. behind the right shoulder. LOCAL BRIEFS W The executive committee of the American Red Cross. Norwulk Chap- ter, will meet today at the South Norwalk Library for monthly bust. nose. I I I The Norwalk Day Nursery will hold its monthly meeting today at 68 West avenue. I I -Storage and Remodeling dur- ing the spring and summer month: means perfect protection—and. will give you a garment fit to wear next rail. Twin City Valet. 67 No. Main Street. Phone 408.—Adv. Club 17 o s 0 South Norwalk Quartctte members will meet tonight at River street. It I I The Mary Sales Hancort Dancing school pupils of Bridgeport will pre- sent ancntcrtalnment this evening in the Park Theater. I I I -—Radlo and “circles sold on easy terms. Donnelly.—Adv. I I 'I The regular quarterly meeting of the vestry of Trinity Church will be held at the rectory at 8 o'clock to- night. I I I There will be a meeting 'of the business committee of.tho South Nor- walk Congregational Church tonight at. 8 o'clock at the church. Large Poo. Coal, Harris a Guns.— Adv. I I I Members of the Pioneer's Club of the Nor-walk M. E. Church will meet tonight for a business and social time at the church at 6 o'clock. Best Lehigh Coal. Harris a: Gaps. -- Adv. I I I Members of the Moossheart Le- gion will meet tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at Moosefiall.‘ All legion- aires are requested to attend as the Deputy Grand Regent will be pro-1 sent. . I I I' -—Free—for ten days only a Gil- . .lette Razor with the purchase of: $1. 50. 82. 00 or 83 .50 Knife. DON- NELLY' S.—Ad\'. . o: o o‘ The annual May reception of the Mary's church yesterday. Over fifty new members joined I I I Tents .and Awnings~Angcvinc‘ . -Adv. I I I The closing programs of the week-day church schools of Bridge- port will be presented during the week of June 8 to 12. I I I “es per cent off on radios and loud spcakers.~--Donnclly’s.——Adv9 I I I The Amogerone Fire company of Greenwich will open its annual minstrel show in the Havemeycr auditorium. Greenwich. today. It will continue through June second and third. . Summer Furs. . England so far as fashion is con. cerned is firmly wedded to fur this season. Eiglishwomen have rebelled at shivering .through afternoons at Ascot in filmy tollettcs and even the airiest chiffon costumes this year are fur trimmed. For example a gown of bets do rose chiffon is deep- ly collared in sable or chinchilla. Fox scarfs completed with long ends of fetching chiffon are carried and monkey fur is used to trim shaded georgettes and kashas. . a good attendance both in broom. and the evening. the ' Country club formally social season on Saint- y. members took part in in the afternoon and which continued until mid- nner. too. drew a large num- bers and guests. \1 ho v. ere- notary in their praise of the d chef. Tile Mident Tennis playing was delayed until yesterday. as the slight. min spoiled the courts for the afternoon. Among those present were practically all the officers and the board. including Mr. and Mrs. Eben Putnam of'New Britain. Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanger. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mslkin. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lowden. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert lPollard. Mr. James Kelley. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Wilbur Neefus. . . 'Of Home“ Owning “No greater contribution could be made to assure the stability of the nation and the ad- W easement of it's ideals than to malts it a no. u of homo owning femillos." Regular savingsdspostts will pises' at your: ' , , bob want to Children of Mary was held at Si.‘ "EAST ‘NORWALK . SEVERAL TAKE FIRST DIP AT , CALF. PASTURE Cars Line Park Over Holiday-*Many Beach Parties—- Eno Home Opened Calf Pasture Bench park opened Memorial Day for the 1925 season. Several bothers enjoyed their first dip of the season. Yesterday the beach was lined with cars. people coming from far and near. Many held beach parties. It is estimated that about 300 peo- ple \islted the beach yesterday. Miss Anna. Weisner of .New York city was a. visitor at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weis- ncr in Winfield street. over the week-end. I I I Charles Ericson of Fitch street was a visitor in New Haven over the holidays. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Britto of Fitch street motored to llidgcfield on Memorial Day. I I I . James Evans of Strawberry Hill avenue visited in New York city on Memorial Day. . fl 0 I I street motored to Bear Mountain on Memorial Day with a party of friends. s ‘ s o ‘ Mr. and Mrs William Eckert of Hayes avenue and Mr. and Mills. Lester I‘latt of Cove avenue visited at Kent Falls over the week-end. s s o William, P. Eno arrived from Washington. D. C». yesterday. and opened his home on the Saugstuck road for the summer. I I I has resigned his position at the Youngs Hat Company and has ac- cepted another with the , Hot Company. ‘ I I Mr. and'Mrs. Albert Hodge and daughter. Evelyn. of Winfield street. spent Saturday as the guests of rela. tlves in New Milford. I The final dance of the season will be given “Community Hall on Fri- dayvnight. This affair will take the form of a. farewell dance. women being invited to attend as the guests not the management. I I I l . Miss Bernice Austin of ~ Winfield street was a visitors in Port Chester. N .Y.. on Saturday and‘Sunday. I I I William Kent has returned New York city after visiting his par- ents in Bridge street. I I I Mr. and Mrs. William Lefferson. Jr...of Newark. N. J.. visited Mr. ~Lefferson‘s parents in East avenue on. Memorial Day. I I I Beatrice Wilkcnson has returned to her studies at Boston College af- ter making a brief visit at. the home of' her parents in Winfield street. I I I . Lieutenant Elmer Havens of the Salvation Army. stationed in Boston. is making a. brief visit at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.~ David Havens in Fort Point. street. Lieu. tenant Havens is soon to report for duty in New York city. I I There was a. lsrge attendance at the Memorial Day dance at the Country club on Saturday evening. This was the first dance of the summer season. I I Preparations are being made at the Dorlon House for the testimonial dinner to be tendered Great Junior Sagamore Albert M. Pohlman by the Red Men of the city. on June 10. Mrs. Stephen Oris of Marvin Beach was very pleasantly surprised by a large number of her friends last Friday evening. the occasion be- ing her birthday. She received many beautiful presents. Dancinx and games were enjoyed until a. late hour. After a. dainty collation was served the guests deported. wishing Mrs. Oris many how? returns. . There was considerable traffic over the Shore road on Sat- urday and Sunday. Many automo- billets traveled over this route to avoid the heavier traffic on the Post road. .. . I I I The Cslf Pasture Life Guards were on duty at the beach yesterday. “The schedule of duty for the season is being arranged by the officers of the corp and will be posted in the near future. I I Mrs. Charles Short of First street was a recent visitor in Brooklyn. N. Y. . ‘ o o 0 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mslkin of Chestnut street have moved to First street. I I I Theodore Wilson of toast avenue ‘ has purchased a new agomobllo. Richard Singewsld of Winfield street was a. business visitor in Z 3 Bridgeport Thursday. I.I. Mrs. Frank Hall of Rowan track has recovered from a recent i lnsQ. I I Ironic Hoyt of Mslrose Square has purebusd I boot from‘ Edward Hones of Thomas street. ’31: 'riismu‘soit or sue. unset ‘ is urlously in s; the Nomlk hos- ‘ filial. ‘ Miss Pauline Welsncr of Winfield? Howard Fields of Hayes avenue Norwalk ' port avenue. Omen ‘ ROWAYTON WW WOMEN ’S HOME MISSIONARY TO MEET JUNE 9TH Daughter Born to Mr. A n (1 Mrs. Russell 'Thomes—Shmm e 1? Guests Arrlvmg The Women‘s Home Missionary ‘ - Society of the Methodist Church will --Phoio by Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Padula, who are now at home to their friends in their new home. on \lestport menu.- at St. Mary's church. The bride was formerly Miss May 1110 of West- '."hey were married Msy 25th A dance and musical program is being arranged by the members oi the Girls and Women's club for its last open house meeting to be held Wednesday night at the club rooml on Wall street. There are to be special dance numbers by the pupils of Miss Lorilee Weld. Pupils of Mi. and Mrs. E J. Sims will also be on the program. A feature of the entertainment will be the fortune telling. which proved so popular at the last big affair held at the club. Preceding the social time. a busi- Girls’ and Women’s Club" Is Arranging Varied Program noes meeting will be held at 7 o'- clock. Inasmuch as there are a bumber of important questions scheduled to come up for discussion all members are requests dto st- tend.‘ The entertainment committee is hcaded'by Miss Eleanor Johnson. assisted by: ‘ Miss Ruth Smith. Mrs. Henson. Mrs. Alfred Verthro . Annie Howell. Miss Grace Miss Anna Stevens , Miss Alice Rooney. Mlss‘Gertrude Parr. Miss Edith Ctiuoo. and Mrs. John Msrriman. 'Arthur Mrs. orsn. DARIEN f~uf‘il‘\v‘\~f‘\f-\a"uf-\l— OX RIDGE HOLDS YALE TD SMALL SCORE AT POLO Fashionable Gathering Sees Opening of Sea- son at Club—Final Score 10 to 5 The opening polo game of the Ox Ridge season brought out- a large crowd of holiday spectators. Those who attended saw a. fine exhibition of pole. with every chukker cram- med with action. Yale. which was slated overwhelmingly to delcat the Ridge riders. was held to 10 goals. w bite the local team garneied 5.’1‘hc play was closer than the score would indicate, however. and the exhibition ‘ I I I. Peter Stanovich of 509 Prospect avenue. Brooklyn. is being held at the Town Jail 01 a. charge of rock- less driving. His case will be disposed of this afternoon. I I . I Members of tho Noroton Heights Engine Company spent the holiday week-end distributing fire c'all cards. The slips. distributed to‘the house- holders. bcar the call number to be telephoned to the Darlen operator in case of fire in that vicinity. . . I I I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grout enter- tained Arthur Gurley of New York over the holidays. I I The contract for the tennis court at Noroton Manor. to be built by the residents' nssoclation.‘ has been let to John Mason. and will be completed within a month. ' s s Many Dorian and Nqoton people enjoyed the band concert given 611 Noroton on Saturday afternoon. ‘ I I I . , The regular monthly meeting of tits Dorian Fire Department will be held in the.Fire houss‘tonigbt. I I I . The“’oastbound ‘To‘koneke and Bo. Waylon traffic is now being routed around the rear of the Home Bank homeiMr. Max Zion and Harry Rud- der of New York city overtime week- end. I I I Entry Wright of Van Zant street spent yesterday in Greenwich. with frlsnds. ‘ - I I I Mr. s‘nd Mrs. Arthur Harrison of Winfield street spent the weekend with friends in Danbury. lss Dorothy Austin or Winfield pounced to her home with assures‘a seod‘scason for 0:: Ridge. the campus of the Soldiers' Home at . f: TrustaCou because bf the repairs to the concrete road on Railroad avenue. I I I The Dhicn Improvement Asso- ciation will hold its next meeting on June 10. I I I The Noroton Heights Engine Co.. will hold an amateur vaudeville. mo- tion picture. and dance on June 11. . I I I ‘ A tea. cake and food s‘sle is to be held at the rectory grounds of ,St. Luke‘s church next Saturday. I I I The Darlon Girl Scouts are to hold a "Circus Fair" at the home of Miss Barbara Wood on July 1st. s o o ‘ The Children of Mary. of St. John's R. C. Church. Norclon. will hold a pinochle. euchre. «and dance this coming Friday. ‘4 o o s The Church Aid Societyof the M. E. Church will hold a. rum‘magc sale on June 9 and 10. SPRINGWOOD " Henry Calahsn of New Haven. was a. visitor in Springwood Friday. I I I ' ' m. and Mrs. Ralph De Martino of liulvoy street entertained Ralph Chiffo of New peak-end. The many friends of Mrs. Domin- ic Tortorolla will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her homs- by illness. , I I I b ,Rudllph Ssibere of Paradise street was s. visitor in New York City yes- terday. ‘ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Puryells. of Ely avenue entertained relstlvob from New York City over the week- end. . _ .' ° '1. . .. , John Koby of Cliff street motor- ed to Bridgeport Saturday evening. I .I I . Miss Elizabeth .Cbismento of Spring street entertained‘s number of friends at her home last wool: in honor of her sixteenth birthday. _ _ I I I M11. Ralph Cochin of mum street entertained relatives from Bridgeport over the week-end. . .0 Alexander and Jesse Strsssburger of Lexington avenue motored to Stamford yesterday. I John Cheh of Lexington avenue motored to Bridgeport Friday on Business. . s of s '. Pdul Rechof Bridgeport-us the guest of Mr. sud Mrs. Coleman Chin-nook of Lowe... street yesterday. I Mr. and Mrs. John Keynes of Low street entertained relatives mm Bridgeport over the weekend. - meet at the home of Mrs. haven over the hold a. picnic meeting on June 9th.. st'ths home of Mrs. John Brundsge on North Street. Much interest is being shown in the work of the so- ciety, and the national lepmts show that it ranks among the highest for average attendance at meetings. I I Mr. and Mrs. Ifussell Themes are rejoicing over the arrival of an in- fant daughter on llriday. May 29. Mrs. Themes. who is at her home, is repelled to day to be progressing nicely. The daughter is to be named Sarah Elizabeth. I The Reliance Social Club will It. . b‘. Barclay at 3 p.m.. on June is, to wind up the affairs of the club ‘ I I I Mr. and Mrs; George Moore of Brooklyn are up for the summer. visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George S.‘ Moseley. I I I The Rownyion House has opened for the season and a number of people registered there over the holiday week end. I I I Mrs. Fred Mcrrificld entertained a number of friends over the week- end. lier son, Frederick .112. was also home for the holidays. I I I Hulbert Bond was home for the holidays. I I I Mr. and Mrs. ' John Anderson. formerly of Bridgeport. now of Fort Pierce. Florida. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mott of Itolon avenue. I I I Mrs. Ada. Plait. formerly of Nor- walk. now of Bridgeport, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. h. K. liszzard of Baton avenue . I I I The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church ,will meet at the church Wednesday morning at it) o’clock for an all day sewing meet. Lunch- eon wlll be served at noon. The Bowel/ton Drum corps will hold a meeting tomorrow evening in the Hose Co. hall. at which time officers will be elected. Sandwiches and hot coffee will be served to the members. After the business session a. rehearsal will be held. All mem- bers arerequested to be present. It is expected definite action will be taken on proposals received from out of town lire companies regard- ing playing dates in the near fu- tureu Birthday Party. ' For Miss J arvis Miss Charlotte Jarvis of Seavicw avenue was'given a. party in honor of her twet‘ieth birthday anniver- sary at. her home on Friday. Dancing and games were enjoyed after which refreshments were serv- ed. Those present included Miss Mad- ellne Prcndergast, Miss Katherine Doulens. Miss Helen Prensser. Miss Catherine Grumbly. Miss May . Harris. Miss Susan Bruce, Miss Ur- sula Kane, Miss Mary Skidd. Miss Anna. Hales. Miss Margaret Jarvis. Mrs. Ray Malkin. Miss Rita. Zion and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jarvis., spending the weed-end with his mo- thcr in Oak street. . I I I Joseph Passe of Olean street was a. visitor in Stamford Saturday. ‘ s o 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Florence of Cliff street entertained friends from Newark. N. 5.. over the week-end. I I I Andrew Banyai of Paradise street m s. visitor in New York City yes- terday. . I -I I Miss Lydio Kevacs of Lowe street and Miss Bessie Mararo of North Taylor avenue were visitors in Stamford Saturday, 0 s 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rule. of So‘und View avenue entertained rela- tives from Newark. N. J., over the week-sud. Charles ’Glirtlelrd of Lows street and Anthony Vere of Benton street were visitors in Ansonia Friday eve- niiig'. l . I I I c Anthony'i‘urvo' of Naples street reesmly motored to New York City. I Mr. and Mrs. John Connors. of Fort Point street entertained rela- tives from Georgetown and New York city over the weekaend. IIkI John Virgo of Taylor avenue seriously ill at his home. . I I I is Knapp street entertained relatives from Brooklyn over} the week-end. . ,, o 0 ed. to Stamford Saturday evening. _ ‘I I “ George Hsrtsbn of New Haven Was I. business visitor in Bprlngwood. Fridsy.. , I I I Mr. and Mrs. DavidrEsposito of , John Taylor of Lewe street motor- ’ lleDAY. m. 1.1926. mi... so... more yr .Club' Ngws' Young Poetess Among Guests At Harris PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Josoloff of Scavlcw avonup are sojourning at Mount Clement. Michigan. for sev- eral weeks. I I I Mr. and Mrs. John McGulness of Hamilton avenue spent Saturday in New York city. I I I Miss Ruth Williamson of Bumcll street. .Mlss Evelyn Benjamin of North Taylor avenue. Mr. Andrew Kilill of Sprlngwood. and Mr. Rich- ard Mohr of Meadow street. wore. visitors in Palisades Park, N. Y., Dc- coratlon Day. I I Mr. and Mrs. Steven Reynolds of Scribner avenue entertained relatives from, New York city and Plttsileld at their home over the week~end. I I I Dr. and Mrs. William J. Tracey of West avenue returned home from Atlantic City. where Dr. Tracey at- tended the Convention of the Ameri- can Medical Association. I I I Miss Kathleen A. Tracey. daugh— ter of Dr. and Mrs. William J. Tra- cey of West avenue. is spending the week in Washington, D. C.. where class at Trinity College. M13. Mary Cable and Miss Louise Gable, the latter being employed as bookkeeper in, the Norwalk Supply Shop. left Saturday for Worcester. Muse. where they will spend the next month. I I I John A. Mills of Broad River spent yesterday at Lake Kitche'wan. I I I Mr.‘ and Mrs. Joseph Morelli and 5011 Fred. and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sweeney, Jr. of Webster street. spent yesterday in Bridgeport. . ‘ I I I Miss. Margery Buchanan returned to New York city today after spend. ing the week-end with her parents. retiring Superintendent of' Schools and Mrs. George V. Buchanan of Bayvicw avenue. I I I . Mrs. Hattie Born of Fontanelle. lown. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles Roscoe of Commerce and Leonard streets. Mr. and Mrs. Rus- coo and Mrs. ,Dorn motored to Savin Rock, New Haven, Saturday. I I I Dexter C. Stools of 14 Gregory Boulevard attended the baseball game in New York city Sunday and. while there. visited his grandmother and aunt over the holidays. I I I Mrs. Victor Carlson of George- town spent Friday with her daugh- ter. Mrs. \Vallace Taylor of Flax Hill road. I I I Mrs. Frank Scofield of Norwalk spent Thursday with‘Miss Doris Ben- nctt of Georgetown. I I I Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Lewis. Miss Perle Lewis and Miss Elinor Lewis. all of Putnam avenue. spent the week-end with Mrs. Elizabeth Munsie of Beverly. Mass. Fred Janicelll of New York city has retuined to his home. after spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. L. Mela of South Main street. I I I Preston Hart of New York city spent the week-end with his family in McKinley place. s s ‘ Mrs. Mary Volimer of West ave- nue has returned to heryhomc after spending a. week's vacation with friends in Newark. N. J. ' I I I Mr. anders. Anthony ero of she is attending a. re- union of her ., Vacdtion Lodg Eleven New Girls at Ponus Avenue Estate t Spend Two Weeks of Rest and Recteatio ~Dutch Girl Has Talent ——-——— A little Dutch girl. Leonie Vs , derhydsn. who has lately made h :1" home in New York city. is one of t“ u guests at the Charles H. Harris 7 , cation lodge in Ponus avenue t . week. 'lwelve girls, much the better i : their two weeks' m. the country. ‘ turned to New York city. Ssturd morning, and eleven more arrived . Norwalk. Saturday afternoon. to » joy a period of rest at the lodge. ' one of those is the little Hollav er. who. though scarcely two years of age. has already writt many poems. Miss Vandcrhydcn lives alone . the metropolis. her father residi in Wisconsin. her mother bel ' dead. She amuses herself in spare time by putting her thong into rhyme. The following are two selcc from the many which she has w ten: ‘ TIME. . Creations will begin and crestif will end: . . Even the powers of heaven sh bend. Till earth shall be but a story And heaven in her everlasting glo It shall pass on. ever and ever. With an exactness no one can sev Even the God with his power sbo Could not move its hand with iron glove. It shall mark our lives with de ‘ and with birth, "' It shall give us hours of joy and it; mirth: a. It shall be a blessing and yet. s. . 5'5? row. For we know not what it brings marrow. It shall not tell of troubles to co it shall not say when fades the li ‘ of sun. But always willsay,wlthoutatrel I will go on for ever and ever. .4 ’* THE ANGELUS. What are those chimes so clss. Falling sweetly on every car. Commanding head to bend in s render And lips to whisper words so ten In the field and in the meadow. . In the wintry twilight and in she . ovvs. _ It leaves a. bush o'er one and all. Scenilng as it be a heavenly call? The poor wait in the field— Even the aristocrat must. yield To that call from distant shore That call ,for all. forevermors. It beckons at the setting sun. ‘* After the toll of day is done; ’ And all and all must heed. For it is of God's love ere'sd. 'Tis of the Angelus, I speak. To which we bend. gentle and me All harken to that. loving chime. . For it speaks rhyme for rhyme. ‘ . Cooked Eats. Millinery has been knocked it cocked hat. so far as one new don model just imported is cones ed. The crown is small and ,. brim is fairly wide. But the is ‘ is turned back sharply in a t cornered effect. , .As in the heads of Colonial days. the hat is deco cd by a. large cocksde on the f brim which, however. stands out right angles instead of lying flat. from Bridgeport at their home . urday. o s ‘o . John Gsll of Lexington ave was a. visitor in Stamford yester-I- I I I ‘Michacl Olson of Flsxhill r and William Kopsco of Ben street motored to New York Knapp - street. _ entertained relatives yesterday. . The fi1st dance of the season in Tokeneke u as glVen at. the new Tok- eneklo club house Saturday night. All unusually large crowd attend- ed. supper being served for over it hundred members and their guests. Among the members residing in Tok‘sneko who were present word: Hold ' F irst'? Dance - cf Season At New TOkeneke Clubhous Mr.‘ and Mrs. E. Dutiie smith. Mr. and Mrs. Thmas _.McCarty and Mrs. Harry Parker. Mr. Mrs. Louis Knight. Mr. and Richard Tjader, Airhead, Mrs. J ‘- Olsen. Mr: Herbert Wheeler. . Norton. and many others from eu'. town” . . .. .. ‘ / water. It is much better and Accept no substitute—If with “0100” ice, as 540. Plant. “ClCO” ICE The CLEAN ICE mode in Norwalk, from purest filter costs you no more. your dealer will not supply you The Public 1! invited to visit and inspect our Butler Street The Crysttl lee Company
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