Visit 0! Charles
it is expected
lite sting speaker hull
w: ut the United States
is the notional trensurcr;
ls‘stlon. while many in» j-
“on and women are acting 1:
' interpret the purpose oil
oil actuate» the move. 3
I0.» doing Will draw tram
, t. sat experience in win-it »
octivltisu assure for
very lucid untoldmont
”use: 0: the Big Brother
istsi' Effort. His.boiist
., tlsi value of practical
, this ‘wln begin. at s
“ is open to the general
lira Will bs: Mr. Marks
‘Iiarry P. Schmuck. Mr.
, noctlcut cities. st covet liiii Mice. ‘
V won by the duds sud
‘ men and women now
_ in tho Btidksport hish
I landing of Columbus m mo ago
or Btovons street, who will ontcriuin
with soprano selections ut the meet-
ing oi the Norwalk Republican Wo-
men's Association at the South Nor-
wolk M. E. Church. Mrs. Toomey is
well known to Norwalk music lovers.
thongh better lumWn to Bridgeport
music iovols'. b'etore whom she has
otlcn appeared. Sho is utnombor of
the Wednesday Afternoon Music
Club ’of Bridgeport sud is'quito sct»
ivo in Norwalk‘ circles.
thaws. Mr. William Howard and Mr.
Frederick » Lovcjoy, .Tr.
no more generous trust
Whom. Bridgeporters
liliity to hear, than
the prions dorms dra-
lto has won the
hill; the Metropolitan
this Your. butkot whom
udlences are proudest
né 0! their own.‘ In
,, aroii's Palace tiieatio
' ' filoon..-slm was bounti-
‘thusiastio audi-
otg-encores. with
it prearranged pro-
bie‘. by the way. for
is is covered was
least of song such
, cood fortune to
cholyed an addition-
»dust before the lust
"Carmela."
cs. Ross," was the
A“ last row.“
.Womon arose
M everyone
:- Metropolh
whose sacrifices’
Liéilnser sister fin.
filed ”With like
tier of tho concert. she cut in one or
the front rows.
Accompanied by Stuart Ross on
the piano, who has appeared with
her at her previous concerts hero.
Miss Ponsclic presented a well, bal-
auccd program. which included rm
arias. “one “Sulcldio. in questi tie
momentl." from Fonchiolll's “Lei
Giocondu," and L‘rnani lnvoldlnl‘."
from Verdi's “L‘nnmi. " the latter of
which scorned more enjoyed: and
two groups of. sweet and delightful
melodies. ‘whlch with hot splendid
encore selections completed a well
compensated otternocn.
In the first group of melodies
were Giuillo Cucclnl's “Aniurilil Mia.
Bella."l “Warner's “Truunlen and
Georges' "Hymneuu Soicii." In the
second group, "Wings of Night," by
Winston Watts, which introduced a
wondcrful echo effect; ' Gricg's
“Eros." “To the Birds," by Georges
Hue; “Lullaby," by Cyril Scott, and
“Love's in My Heart," by Woodman.
Her cncores included the delightful
"The Wind" and “The Nightingale
and the Rose."
The piano soiosfor Mr. Ross in-
cluded iwo selections from itach.
asmanin‘off, “Eiog‘ie” dud “Prelude in
B flat major." with "Serenade."
by Rachmaninoff as on oncoro.
John Tsskor Howard's . "Intsglio
Waltzes in miniooure:" "Poll Street"
by Emerson Whithoruc. and the
sprightly “Country »Gardens” by
or the remain- Percy Grulngcr.
_ w h aids is white
is heirs shade:
black on: used withjcxcellont cttcct.’
Reversiilo cloaks torl‘evcnins and
day combined nave achieved ro-
.msrksbio popularity here. A demure
maiden swothed in block at the Can
3an may turn in a twinkling into n
urn-eons vision in sparkling gold.
Reversible hats too have appeared.-
Straw or felt composes one side. silk
or soft material the other.
Brookside Chapel
Entertainment Oct. 31
, The Halloween party to be held:
" by tho Brookslde members in the,
Brookside chapel will bc held Saturn;
day. October 31.
Various matures have been plan-
tied for the affair. including a. sun'-
por. games, o. u itches cauldron and
a splendid entertainment at 8 o “clock
this month. warned his listeners
hat crime. indlitorencs, to vice. ne-
‘ 2:1 to: homes. an atlas present-
. merit to youthful dyes or the im-
purities oi! life as portrayed on
« screen and printed page. must be
stamped out to kc Anterior. whom
» and wholo‘isomo. a
Fro‘doricit 8. Pool! president of the 1;
bridgoport moderation 0: Men's
2; Bible classes opsn‘ed tho exercises
yesterday mos-inn turning over the
meeting to W. 0. Florian, president
at the Everymon's Bible class of
Bridgeport. ‘
Adevotionul sor’vico was conduc-
ted by Rev. Dr. Chester C. Marshall.
copnl church oi! Bridgeport. Dr. .7.
E. Conger, New Britsin. vice-presi-
dent of the National Federation of
Bible classes made a brief address
and (1K. Calhoun. secretary oi the
Bridgeport Y. M. C. A.. who wss
elected secretary oi the Bulls Foo-l
oration. oi Bible classes, spoke ‘ on
the work for the opening , your.
stressing inspirational organisation
and development of Bible clouds.
The sons service was and» tho
leadership at Lester Burdick. . and
selections were rendered by the Ev.
oryrnan's Bible Class orohsoii‘o. and”
the DoKoven Mule Quartet.
LOCAL BR‘EFS‘
George R. Fish spout holiday.“
tho home oi his parents ‘on‘Arcb
street. He returned with them 3st-
urday from the Pennsylvania-Yul.
tootbsil some. going back to New
Haven Sunday night.
Best hellish (ion. nuns Is Clans.-
ridv.
O O O
Russell Wilconson of Stuart are.
nuo. and Courtiand Van Burch. of
East avenue. attended the Yule-Penn
game Saturday. . "
Largo mu Coal. Harris s. Guns.—~
Adv. .
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Curpcntor o:
,‘Lietts place. Carleton L‘Hommedleu.
Word Sturdcmnt and Curt Gustatr
so nuttendcd tho Yals»Penn sumo
Saturday.
o o I ‘ . ,
~—-hlulo and viciroiss sold on only
is. ms. Dnunolly.—-Adv.
O O I
There will he a meeting of tho
Past Pocahoniuscs at the horns of
Mrs. Nellie Brown. Spring Hill mod.
this evening.
0 s _ ‘ .»
Mambsrs or the Bird and Nature
Club wili'mcet tonight with Mrs. E.
A Woodward. at her home on North
Main street.
a s s _
Members of the Women's Foreign
Missionary Society of ihe'Eo’st Ave-
nue Methodist Church will most this
ward Hunlord.
’ 0
“Several different local organisa-
moetlng o: the Norwalk Republican
Women's Association to be held in
the South Not-walk Methodist Church
this evening. .
o o s “
Under the auspices of the Connect-
icut Council or Catholic Women s.
new organlzstiou of young Catholic
glrls.“'1‘ho Laureate League." has
been formed. ‘
O D O ‘
The. Brdlgcport Council oi Jewish
Women is planning an elaborate lu-
ternotioual costume bill to be held
at the Siraiflold Hotel November A.
EpWorth League Plans
Christmas Sale
m
The Epworth League at tho Nor-
', walk M; E. Church is tasking plans
tor o Christmas titlr to be hold the
first day or December.
This will be a one-night small- with
various booths and phssos of enter-
V » talnment.
bunk comes close to the psople
‘bsnk.
It is a. financial institu- ,
The next meeting Will be held No.
vombsr 8, probably ‘nt Mrs. Stanley
Carpenter's homo. Bolts piss .;
An absolute and sudrdntebd roller
is now available to all sutferers
tron indigestion. dyspspcls: flatu-
”lance. m and other stomach dis-I
' ords it.
Ame-DIGEST is‘on appellant
‘ loot rod dinner -- a real haslth-
uildln: hole. It wonderml aid-to
WE 'l‘ry it todsy and you will.
wommeud it to your friends to-
mono w.
Sold by Stillsonul‘mli Col-pom
on in So. Norwailt uni! Dorian. Mc-
Nichols Drug Compton Ilia. in‘ilor.
. and Gilbert's Pills-moor in
pastor or ths First Msthodlst Epis-, ‘
I _‘ -i%- _ ‘ _‘ L." .. —. .
utter-noon. at the home or Mrs. Ed- *
tions have been invited to attend tho ,
, noon“ ll
dimmon s moonlit!
to
9
has work“! no to
including that a: to . ii
Miss Agnes Bunch.
Prelude-«Melody Fw
Hymn—nu. Holes K
Bible headings—mind
* Lord's Prayer-fiend”.
Saints to mammal.
Star Spangled Bullish-ac
a. Rocitutlonwcoium
vsioro Lo. Port.‘ .
4. Thu Roosavalt '
LYIObEYa.
ll. Reoimtlon~Why mild
~ Como Dowu~lda Allison
8. Hawaiian «Dims 4-—
Mills. Jennio Casi...
7. Speech For A , Bo
Chariott. . ‘ -
Superintendent John I.
to the pupils c! that 9th;
the Fridny. m in: mm.
‘ insult
3. Pupils m‘ It shore solidly
‘ the Mchwgths responsibility".
tlon occult-sci.
The correct ottltude tomrd
education—do be met smilinlzly and
confidently. ‘ ‘ ,
t '0 .
At the last Insulin (it tho General
Orusnintlon the toilowln: items
were voted upon: '
To buy a now. attendance banner.
To buy more ouoits. , _
To Pay halt élor no: bonds for
mills squad. other half being paid
, by Civic Leonie.
‘l‘o hovo prlniod' lam copies at
Franklin Creod, one to bo prusentcd
framed.
o to 0“
Following are the officers form-
in; the Franklin News 80.11:-
. hdltor-ln-culst—Howcrd Show.
Assoclstc Mitch-William Eel-kc.
Business Monster-swallow Koor.
ncy.
Helen Desmond.
‘ington. ‘
Hood at Departments of Franklin
News start. Other school ottiocn:
1 General omnintion: Thomas Ri.
or.
Ninth grade class notes: illsry
Keefe.
Eighth grads clus notes: Course
Cantor; ,
Seventh grids class notes: Oscar
Drukes.
Boys sports: Morris Arlsohn.
Girls sports: Flora Shepard.
Assembles: Irving, Golden.» »
Clubs Mildred. . Bouupsln. Roy
Biobdsood. .
Jokes: Norms: Newton. Willism
Burns.
Alumni: Mary Phillips. Jock
Squires. . n
Literary: ' Emily Wsrdwell. Hilda
Dinkowltx. ‘,
Music: George Faucher.
Faculty adviser: Miss Ruth 13.
Wood. ,
Junior Science Club oilicers:
President. Barry Burke.
Vico president. William Bosslng.
Secretary. Keith Young.
Treasurer. H. Morrison. ‘
Committu: Radio inventions. As.
trono'my Aviation. ~ .
omcsrs ot the Debating Club——
room 34:
President. Ralph Rum.
Vice president. William Kovscs.
Secretary. William Joke.
Treasurer. Qnioto iconoccone.
Franklin Civic Ilss‘gue.
have been oloctod: -» .
President. Thoma um. ’
> Vice pro-idiot. Howard Show.
Secretory. “tum Keefe. '
Treasurer. Mary Phillips.
smm projects have already been
undertaken by the league. and the
members are making plans for still
other movements. The league con-
tributed ten dollars to the drive to:-
the Nun-ow Home, following the tug.
cation or one of tits mombeu. A
committso has been oppointod to
tails can or the, truths in the hall-
.33“!!!
‘iisilool truism ' g ,
to each room that will have it ‘
’ Assistant Business Manager - cm
Exchange Editol'mPsimor Hunt. ‘
. {rho Franklin Civic Lame hut - ~
been organised tor the semester.
‘ with» on enrollment of titty-oils
,mom‘bsrs. The following omcan
won slid on or. stairs. Ind this‘
M W
or Associlfion, to so It
school auditorium; lurid“. I
g... 3:: “iii.
9'! c on.“ ”
his: station: Guilt. can
Moth
Fellow. will. moot t
Wollstrsct.‘ 5
Norwalk Chronicler