tor “dance to he givepat
st' otle-s. Wilbur Nesfus.
ronl. _ which
but there is a substantial
w in idle treasury at the pro-
f liter 8. Munro gave a com.
but. for Camp Trei'oil tho
'- summer camp.
5 diner-cut gills.had been
Mp during the summer.
whom. had stayed the whole
some a half. and some
.She' explained how in-
in‘all the various phases
. was given.
minors-also told of the field
at" meets. and ot the fact
o‘conr't of awards met every
sits during the camp scasofl.
-h tiines awards were made to
to. Two banners. one for
Ware oflorsd every two weeks
est work done. During the
two «Norwalk girls received
nor. Miss Dorothy Howell and
othy'Curtis.
pand pageants wve also on
pprogram. Mrs. Munro said
I now idea of a senior and a
vision worked out much bet-
did the old idea when the
e arouped en moose. The
Bills Worn better oil by
lvos. as were the old gills.
tor group cooked all their
eats with the exception of
alien vpry much.
as brought out that the av-
health of the girls during the
such was excellent.
ill V'Ico‘ut councils, than those
in BlHidxepori Westport
l‘walk. who send gills to the
camp (or lack oi a. summer
A”, oir own. will have to pay7
, use. Each scout pays ‘7
‘ at per week for her beard
‘L BRIEFS
result: am Friday Masses
.avsnus yesterday morning at
7 d 8 o‘clock
.
timinous Household Coal.—
di goose-Adv. -
. . ”s a s .
first: district Water commlsa
report that they have ill-
.two new six inch water
in. Cross street and Wilton
.
‘ f i I O ‘
Vs your order now for Perl
hristmas Cards Benedict the
.--Ad\';’
I Q
g were dcgotiona ll! St.
. church last night at 7:30 in
'of the Sacred Heart.
. l t I
part of 20 000 yards of Filling
'9. Reasonable price. T. F.
{is Con Inc. Contractors and
ynight's. Phone 1469.-—Adv.
o‘er the time to arranigo for
. r remodeling work. Ex-
omployed here for the re-
.~ :of fur coats. Conservative
prayaii. The Twin City Valet.
.. Main street. Phone 408.—
. . s
~. ‘ . t u "
Children of Mary of St.
,ich’urch held a. cake and {and
W339- s‘aio in the basement of
last evening. The sale
be continued this afternoon
t
‘ 7 a t t ’
.3 is more beautifying in the
than a nice lamp. It’ adds
and comfort. The large and
Writ of all the shapes
”a, shown by the A. J. Col-
' by. offers an opportunity
s to have one or more of
-s at an unusually low
1’ O 0" 0
‘th’s‘. mind ' requiem Mair
slk country'cluo. silo-y.
F: u, were made at the
s executive board of the
. l Bootlt’Councilhold at
ante. Inn yesterday morn.
lions, reports of the olticors
~ iatio‘n'wore read. the first
' This was followed by the
the tmsureragiven by Miss
report
She state
or and one for the Junior,
.Ifol: Alice Troy was
blast at Mary's church on ‘
once at the Country Club
and an additional charge is paid by
the council which liltbolonh. to
cover such «pauses as I. cook.
nurse. tho councilol's and so forth.
Hitherto. outside councils have paid
nothint- ‘
The finance committee ' ”port
sent in by Mrs. irvins Cl Jennings
was read by Miss Frances Hars-
irom. It showed that $108 had-boon
accumulated by the recent rummaso
sale, and that $888 had been gained
by.tllc scout and party at the
Royal James.'"00 more is still
handed to. carry on the propelled
pro’sranl’untii June and in order to
raise that money it was decided to
give a. dance at the Nor-walk Coun-
‘try club. December as.
Mrs. Munro read a. brief report
of tho State Group Conference com-
mittee at New Britain which she at-
tended. .
Mrs. Savannah read a. report on
the regional mesting at Boston
which she attended.
Miss Marjorie Donner new girl
scout director. gave a fine report of
all the work which‘sho has been
doing. She «told of attending the
various association meets and the
council meets. and of the prepara-
tions for Girl Scout week. which
culminated in a rally at the Armory.
She gave a report on the American
Girl contest between Norwalk and
Stamford and explained the inau-
uration of a girl scout book shell
n. both the Norwalk and the South
Norwnlk libraries.
Every Scout has now been cats-
logued as to her standing. merits.
badges and so forth. under Miss
Donne's new scheme. Also. she has
succeeded in arranging the court of
awards committee so at there is
a. scheduled examiner for each test
of the Girl Scout to win a. badge.
Her report shorted that she had
accomplished an unusual amount of
work during her short stay in this
city.
Lastly Miss Donne told of the fact
that there are over 200 Scouts in
Norwalk and Westport with only» it
loaders find that girls who desire to
train for Scout leadership are bad-
ly needed. Any who feel the urge
should get\in touch with Miss Donne
if the Girls' and Womons club on
Main street withlout delay.
held at St.
Mary‘s church this morning at eight
o’clock.
Q C 0
Any pllrt of 30.000 yards of F‘llllng_
for sale. Reasonable price. 'i‘. F.
Foley 8: Co., Inc. Contractors and
Excavators. Izhouo Liam-Adv.
~Iladios and Victrolss sold on
easy terms. Donnelly.~Adv .
, O O_ 0
--}Icro's a gift suggestion for the
whole family and home itself:
New'lelng Room Suite. We have a
goon line. a pretty line: new styles
and a big variety. very reasonably
priced. Angeque Furniture 00.. 18
North Main streat.-—-Adv.
» O 0 0
arm: current) TAILOR.-
0. Cerulll. Prop» says: “Don't
throw away or give away your car-
n.ents that need repairing. Bring
them here and have an estimate
given for 'plso‘lng the some in proper
si 1pc. it's surprising how many
tout; do this and are satisfied." Ella.
abeth street (just around the corner
from South Main street).—~Adv.
O t O ,
J. L .O'Brien oi 45 Fairiield avo-
nuc. South Norwalk. was a recent
visitor in New 'i'ork city on busi-
ECSB- '
t C
~1ver Johnson bicycles and Ivor
Johnson velocepsdes. skates. skating
shoes. sledsvsporting gods of all
kinds. auto-robes cutlery. traveling
bags. etc; make one xmss gifts. A.
W. Hodge. :4 North Main sin—Adv.
Q U 0
0
THE NAME “SACKSO "
in association with 1 Diamonds.
Watches. Jewelry. Silverware. ctc..‘
around these parts has a far reach-
in; and significant meaning It has
been so since 18589 and the present
proprietor. O. Bflsoltsou. 58 Wall
St. says~"It»wili be the policy and
effort or the future to keep it so."
--Adv.
0‘
Frank Bennett of Wilton was a
f p .
How litany of those oil your list might profit
lily s Ssmgs‘Pass mulla- first entry in
i Other folks will rsslsmbsr them with all
A .
.‘l
REBEKAi-I LODGE
T0 OBSERVEISOTH
ANNIVERSARY
The Thirtloth Anniversary party
of the organisation of the Eureka
aims lodgo'will bd hold at Odd
Fellows hall. on Friday evening.
December 11. A supper will be
served in the hall at s: 15 ocloolr.
to be followed by a program of en.
tertainnlsnt and «doing which will “ I
be arranged by Mrs. Fred Benedict.
with the aid of the lodge commit-
toes.
The regular meeting of the lodge
was held last night when the nom— ' El.
ination of onlccrs was held. The
electionwill take place at the. next
regular meeting on Friday evening.
December it. It was voted to post-
none the regular meeting which
should be held on January 1.
WOMEN’S RELIEF .
CORPS PLANS
XMAS PARTY
The regular meeting of the Doug-
las Fowler Women's Relief Corns.
No. 15. was held lastsvenlllz in the
clubrooms. 42 Franklin street. Some
of‘the officers forvthe coming your '
were elected. the rest to be elected
at the next meeting on Friday sve- .
ning. December 18.
Plans were discussed for a Christ-
mas entertainment for tho Doualas
Fowler Post. No. 48. G. A. IL. to be
hold at the clubrooms on Friday Il-
tcrnooll. December 18. A Christmas
tree will be on the program. A sup~
per will be served following the on-
tertaizlmsnt at 5 o'clock. All mem—
bers of the Douglas Fowler Post of
the G. A. R. are asked to be prcs~
ant. The regular meeting will follow
the program. .
A. 0. H. TO
HOLD INITIATION
TOMORROW
The 1.:ldics' Auxiliary of the An-
eiollt Order of liiberniuns .will hold
a. class initiation and installation of
officers at the Catholic club house.
23 West av enue tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o‘clock.-
. Mrs. Jennie Carroll, state presi-
dent from New Halon will be pres-
ent. l
Miss Itose Cribbins. county presi-
dent frtlm Shelton will attend.
The men are cordially invited. to
attend and there will be present .for
the occasion. two men oaicers. Dan—
iel ,O'Connor of Bridscpori.- state
treasurer. and, John J. Why or
Stamford. county president.
on“
Catholic W omen
' Sew for Hospital
The regular meeting of the Saw.
tng Circle of the Nero-ail; Council
of Catholic Women was held yes-
terday sternaon from 2 to 4:30
o'clock in the Catholic clubhousd
22 West avenue. The Work or the
afternoon consisted ot sewing on
bathrobes tor the local hospital. it
was decided to hold the next meet’
ing on Friday afternoon. December
11. It the usual hour. instead of at
the regular date. which falls on
Christmas.
visitor in Norwalk yesterday after.
noon.
O t
-Household Cokc.—~Ilarris s.- Sans
, a o 0
Frederick Byxbec of Isaac street.
Norwailti motored to Daricn today
on business. .
n- .
r“ "
‘~l‘u
it‘-
(a
l V .1
UDML‘ND BREESE
Who \v‘th Violet Homing. slurs ill the modern
“ma—«e
scours snarl-:58,
presented at tho Stalllforlzl Theatre lust evenllls.
With a brilliant oraiorical out-
burst whlch gale ulllplc play to his
particalar talent. Edmund llrcosc of
this city. W ills role it! lit-l'cllsu ul-
tcrnoy in a court scene. brought u
live ploy to a dramatic climax and
annual another succcss Ill ills oun
l'Dl'h'ilIl in the owning prrmuu' l'Jli
of “'thlulrl" ill the Slulllluz-i tilt-
atrc last menina
Miss violet Homing \\ ho w-
starrod with Mr. Breeze. handled a
rather difficult. dual role with the
versatility of the true artist playing
now the part of a gentle illlsoplilsii~
calcri little girl who has "gone
wrong" and then the part of a hard-
cncrl woman of the world out for
what she l'llli gt~t~~(‘il:lnglng from
the cue l'Oli': to lllu other \\‘llll such
rapidity and telling effort that it
was hard to believe lilo two wore
born of 0m: lillfl the same person.
To a crowded house of Norwalk
and Stnmt‘ord people the play was
vncsrlltml. the loud uplllauSe of the
audience giving full mice to the sp-
pl't‘clnilon of Villa people of their fu-
vorito, Mr. theme and or Miss Henl-
lns'. who made him such an udll’ill‘v
able partner.
The theme was not :I. _ new one
though it effort-ll a sufliriollt number
of new twists to carry along the ill-
tcrest null. prove ilscll worthy of
presentation.
The plot involved the tale of a
beautiful girl. lllill'l‘lt'l'l to u mull for
whom she cares llille. A love at-
fsir with another mull of her ac-
quaintance results in the birth of an
lilrsitllllnic daughter. desertion by
hér husband. divorce. and a series of
difficulties met with in a young girl's
battling with the world. g
A‘position as a stenogrsphrr in
the office at a rich and handsome
young man follows. with the inevit-
able résult~unotlmt lovo affair.
Hardened now. perhaps she always
it.
was so. the girl. Lulu-
out for llll silo t‘ull got. an expensive
beautiful
:1 part melll.
lots of money.
means little to her.
is the beautiful Lucy-
Wllon tho hrealulli; point 04'('Ul‘l‘.'l
and the young mm (lL'i‘lili'S Io throw
hrlr off. and no buck
i'ccls
“ranged. Lucy. in u lllUllli' nl ot‘ out-
raged Wlilll'i “lllL‘ll is Plti‘t'dld by a
torlent of abuse plrnliluily splink-
course
Fred 'l‘uggcrt in the back as he is
leaving her apartment.
out of insanity she t‘uullllllltlll the,
crime to be sure but not lwcuuse 0!
her great love.
[art that her luxury and may life is
suddenly to be snatched from "hor
fools she has but-ll cheated.
The high scene in lllu piuy Oi'i'lll‘l‘s
courtroom ‘ “hen Edmund
Brocse us Emerson Jarvis. lllu lulv.
w how he
led with
and fill"
in the
yvl‘. lliil M‘s
which ulna for the. unworthy Lucy.
ll'i"(’il Olli.
After the judge has left Illc
bench and the jury is about to lol-
Jarvis stays the court
moment. and than. in a hoarse voicu
. so wrought with
h r 1‘
yet
low.
time his voice tremble prcoeplibly.
this lawyer turns on the girl whom
ho line just
and [lays her and her kind till he
has rudely rent aside
cloak of llllsophisiication which she
llirll'kcnn tllc
wears:
"clllvllarous
nlllrdt-rvss: and succeeds in laying
burr ill" irutll so effectively that 11.:
hangs the girl ill the
and forever.
Grace Valenunr- us Totlic Lollies.
"woman of the uot‘ld“ who al-
now
the
ways appears in
gowns. and Camilla Crumc as Mrs.
James add just inc-night touch of
light humor to tho play.
Doris Rankin us Kathlerll Tog-l
. lt’
Lutly
,.
tslnnlvllt were
present
even in it.
A
\
men's hnl I.
“am ilunsoll.
Susan ill-Ilce.
day season.
play ' "Chivalry."
ulna.
On
l
Meredith. is
No “-
l-lolhos. and
She gets it. the love
Violet limping
ing the old
his u lie
greatly
.lO
hr has
liili‘.
epithets. shouts
In ‘l 11101"- lilis place. ‘
Special eltoris
make the dance on the
iiculnrly enjoyable
many of the younger set will be
home from school
add to the good time of the eve.
Y on Na
LADY M’LACHLAN
LODGE HOLDS
APRON SALE
.__._....
.‘li'ldllfihlflh
tors of Stella. held .1 successful or.-
l'Ol'l solo last l'\‘(‘lllll;.' at the home of
Mrs. lsubwiit- Lockwood. First street.
Refreshments and a musical enter-
lollur‘.
enjoyed by
Tile uguiar business meeting of
the lodge. will be held on Tuesday
December 8. at Redmen's
hall. Main street. Norwalk.
Christmas entertainment will
be held on December iii.
The program will
cludc tu'o Pluylels. and a. Christmas
tree.“ Refreshments will be
The committee in r'hill‘B‘a of the pro-
gram includes:
’i’oungs Hri i'llllli'llluil and Mrs.
at
M rs.
M rs.
COUNTRY CLUB
PLANS HOLIDAY
FESIIVITIES
The Saturday evening dances at
the Wcliiport Country club will be
omitted on December 5 and l: but
will be resumed on the
dome Morenu Chasiou.
hostess. .is away on a short \avalion
but, will return in time to supervise
the festivities planned for the holi-
the
will he lllu
SUCCESS
and
ETC,
The local when received a. cem-
plai\nt that somebody was burning
rubber illlil.l'ubl)lsl‘l at the real" of
[he Donaldson place on West‘ ave-
’l‘hc odor was annoying rcsi~
dents and the [oral police took ac-
tion to stop any further nuisance at
l’m ugh-
served.
Willism L.
Susan Bruce.
and .\ll‘h. Elizabeth Masterson. Mill!
19th.
26th. a par-
collcgc to
the club
house will in: throngcd as on last
year with members intent on bring-
ycur to a fitting close
and to usher in the new nitll the
special lorms of entertainment that
are being devised to make the of-
full‘ as right lllcrry ollc.
those
Red-
in-
Wllé
Ma.
social
dc to
since
rthv-r because of the
put by {or
in ]:l\\'
isll‘l wanted
pleu.
the passionate
But ”it: vlld is not
(To:
for a
emotion that at
the butler.
successfully defended
l..
the prciiy
Illur Davies.
jury who
acquitted
as
men“ the
plu’l‘.
public mind
absurdly light woman.
I
sullslll
IIIIIIIIII
\IIIIIIII
llvl‘scll‘.
Special mvnl ion
gul't the wronged wile. succeeds in
creating the proper amount of synl.
Frances
‘Nellson. as Julia Taggert. the sister
who bulls ill wherever she
which
decidely docs
Whivll is as it should be.
Alfred Kigali us the Mall out of
a Job: I'Ilulu McLean as a. stone-
grspllcr: Laurott Brown. the diver.
Full Bourke. the school dcach~
or; Mabel Montgomery. the matron-
ly woman: Henry Crosby.
tractor. Jack Mathews. the iauyers
clerk: Betsy l—iamton
Leonard Willey William J. Kline.
the
the
Joseph Slimsnthe district attorney
Sterling ,thc Judge;
Morris. the clerk of the court:
the guard. and John
Coleman. the foreman of the jury.
made up the rather large cast of the
Simon
and Joseph
The play was arranged in three
new. plus ll. pl-olog. the action of the _
-pl‘0l0x bring contemporaneous with
that of the third act.
Better to a. . Herd no. Seen
) .
mm». -0 -
matron.
"is donervcd by,
Leonard Willey as Fred Tsasert. tho
urring husband.
who took.illc role of Arthur Mere-
dith. ex-husband of the condemned
not.
con»
s V.
Al‘-
Bell.
ASTURDAi DI‘X lt‘ Ni l‘
|-
\I)
{inform llll illillli'i‘lt'“ liml. illlnl
both rooms «.I' lll‘: lll'w (in-15 and!
,Women's clulu'omns. on Main Slt'lll
an entertaining: program um pm.
senied last evening at the house.
warming.
Through the kindness or Jam...
Donncliy. the new Ul'lllOl)lll.IlilI: Inm-
chlne with all the nr-w l'll'nlil.\ “:Is
,sent to the club l'UOlllll. .‘lv. lll'lll-
holly himself “its not. {title it; II"
present. but his representative, All-A.
Henrietta Guggcls. saw that none of
the now won: >llll3 were omitted
from any of the numbers presented.
Mrs. iiugscls first. played a few
selections on the old victrolu and
lien on the new in order to show
the difference in tone.
iary Ann." and "The Parlor is n
way from "Keep your skirts lionn,
Fume place to sit in Sunday nights."
The program givv-n ranged ull tho.
to the Victor male chorus from
Faust. ‘
Other numbers uhirh ]Il('ll§i‘il
were: .
"Cecelia." . I
"Don‘t nuke Ills.- up. lvi illi'l
dream."
“Tripoli," .1 built] lllll'lllli‘l‘.
-"The Prisoner's song."
"Xi-s sll‘. That's my Dam."
“Oh. how i llllFS you tonight." |
"Brown eyes. Why are .um :40:
blue." ,
“i mills in) Suites.
vided by Mrs. Louise Calilleltl and
the members of her mlnstrrl troupe.
Miss Margaret Shepherd gave an
excellent \‘r‘rsiOll of the Charleston.
Members of Xmas
Pageant Rellearse‘
A rehearsal for the I'hrlstmun
Patent in be given at the South.
Not-walk Tillptlst i‘lllll‘Cll l.l"‘(‘|f‘lllbf‘|“
30. was had all the church lostl
night. Nearly all of the cast “I’m.
present and a very creditable show: .
lug was lundc. ilclloul‘suls will in-
held every Wednesday and l-‘rlduy
evenings at 7:30 o'clock until Christ- -
mas.
me...”
Open House at E
De Malay Tonight
All "Oped diousc Party" will be
held at the Dchlolay house on \‘Vcsi j
avenue this evening from S to 12 .
o'clock All members of tile luml
organization are imited to silelldl
with a lady friend. The program
includes dancing. and n lrcslll‘llt’nls’
which still be sol-led later in tilt .
evening. 'llle music will he fulnisll- ;
ed by the DcMolay orchestra.
You can't shoot very far without
taking a long shot at something.
l'rlcllv ul‘ illt'
club lor the t'i,tillllll;")'I‘iil‘.
i933.
Girls’ and Wcullcll’s Club El'ljoys
Program at House Wurlllillg
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7—s-
('liHlillll Lourlull :.III. “>'IIIllllIu
“'uillwll ll.‘ with lip, t:_xp._v 1m.
80m: 41:. .lIl L‘llIJOI‘Iu
Till: lir'lllzl‘lnill 'l'ilnlll:l-. rum; "imll
Ull. 'l'lIoIl itm ll lllJil lmvk lilun
i'nr '.'lIl‘ ulill .ln (-Ilv'ull of "Young:
Tom lll:\0il. '
l'ulil Hllli.” in “I l'l‘. .lt‘l'|lil|||.lilll -l .‘ll.
.il:r 1mm lu_\‘ ill“: Fm] .‘lulklll.
in Imllnv of ill" ulnllll‘ll; oi ilm
lII \\ Illl‘Iil- rs vu-(rlslllucnis ul-ro
wild-1 IN“ ”I «huruc' lo ull illuss
lumwm. twiirilxllll-fi of cake illiil ice
tI‘IJiII.
Mir. .\lll|"i' llv-Il>ull \\.I.~:l|1I,ilns-
l(.\\ lll I‘lmvmu :I;:si:lwl luy .\lI'.~. N48—
ilr~ and Mix. JUllIl .\l~I'riII'I:llI.
.\t in. I‘OllLIIlhlUll of tin.- program.
All‘i‘i. (.lstll'gc 'rllm-nr- llill .ll‘.. 1qu
lll'i’fit‘iil lIlilllS oi the
“plum-
illg lllil‘ t'lllllllt‘l's ulul llm theses .nm
the llll)llllll)' lll0\llll; pit-mus “l‘l<"l
Ill‘I! to be sllmvll llll'.
lll’rl l-‘rhlul lll
(n'ol'y lllOillll luv l‘ivr: mouths.
.Tllo next uln ll lmllst: v.11! In; ll- H
.i.mu:ll'_\' .\'. ulu :I Hus-xvii i-'Iu.~1 .':~,
nlll 'nlwvzlll: lili‘.‘ 0“” illil\'lli:..’ pl-xlw'n
llllll‘lllilv' itil‘l 1m ."L'l'll sum.
[0 lm numml luinv.
lIlI “ill,
The lrrt oi the plogrum “as lll‘0'l IiIIlI looms ill .x'r l'l'lilil} lliiIII.
l'ill- I'lllumiul rulIIIllllI-l-f AIL“;
illltll Smith lllf'llllllilii. lihslrll‘fi .4
Mi:- 5 (ll i"lli Mill .lII )li\ .MIII Hor-
illllllil. .\|I> \‘.lllllili i :.‘l- llillllll. .ll'..
.lll'l ills. .\illul illllsml rm plun—
{llnlltml 1mrlylnlm L'i\r:l :li ill-s
l'Iizcs ale :0 hr; uni-n and l‘lrl"ll-
lllollts NIH‘Ii ill
All members um
purl.
invited
i0
:1 nominal char: r-
lull“
Manly Dainty
P0wdcr~l’ui'i's.
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Havilalld s t r o c t equipped
with the latest sprinkler sys
tem. giving you the low insur-
anCo rate of 500 per hundred
Daily Motor Haulage Ser-
reL'Norwalk 294-40922
N. Y. Phone, Chelsea 8059.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION '
so. 'Noawus, com.
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Mr. D. Zslinka. of New York,
know that no dsy passed for
months and .m'onths that did
not find my stomach bloated
with .gas and shooting pains
darting through my stomach.
_ i felt hungry at times. but as
soon as i started eating. food
consented me and i became
. bilious. My tongue was coated,
had bad taste and breath was
ofiessivo. I never thought this
could all be from my liver. ball
by live: it must have been. for
the very first day after taking '
some. Bloated With ’
Gas Was His Won‘y
‘N. Y., writes: '.‘1 want you to . ,,
rson. The small dose
your wonderful Carter's Little them easy to take too.“
Liver l’ills I felt like a new sale at all
Wfii‘fu
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Norwalk Chronicler