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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
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WEDN ERDAY,
JANUARY 6. 1926.
rs. .l. H. Mottram Re-elected
' 1.. res. of Trinity Women’s Guild
Mrs: 1- Herbert Mottranl. The
directors at a. meeting held later in
the evening. elected Mrs. Mottram
president. and Miss Leonard. Vice
president. The Guild members
elected Mrs. lrving Horton. secre-
tary. and Miss Foster. treasurer.
'I'hr; annual reports were read
and showed that much work had
been ucoompllshed during the past
year. The ladies had paid tor the
re-rooiing of the rectory. and had
paid a large amount. on the coal bill.
exclusive or missionary werk done.
There is left in the treasury a
balance at $100.
lilies Foster prepared a most in-
teresting report. According to her
records the Guild has raised the
sum of $32,000 since its organiza-
tion. There have been 250 ladies
connected with the Guild. Oi‘ the
original 61 charter members. then
are still 13 who are active members
of the Guild. They are Mrs. Fran-
ces Burritt lira. Sarah- Beers. Miss
Currie Foster. Mrs. Richard H. Gol-
den. Miss Marcia l. Hendrick. Mrs.
Edward Knapp. Miss Minnie Knapp,
Mrs. W. W. Lester. Mrs. Anna
Josephine Stillsou. Miss llattlc
Smith. and Miss Susan Scudder.
Plans am being made for u pun-
cnke supper to be served on the
evening of January 18th. Lind for
the annual birthday party of the
church on January 27th .
It was not only the annual meet.
or the Women‘s Guild of Trinity
,h. It the church. last evening
[the celebration at thlry years
organisation of the Guild. as well.
in! on January 5th. 1896. that
ev. Frederick Norris. D. D.. inv
ud‘the Guild. with 6 churtor
‘ bars. 25 of the original mem-
' are hiring today. and 13 at them
still active workers 01 the
d. Another interesting feature
the meeting last night was the
that Miss Carrie Foster has color
28 years or service as treasur-
of. the Guild. Miss Foster was
re-elected. Mrs. J. Herbert
was elected president for
fifth arm.
Preceding the business meeting.
ouoioua supper wnn served to the
members of the Guild present at
mating. The tables were pretti-
Muted tor the supper. The
Minutes in charge consisted of
’ Eloise Leonard. chairman. Mrs.
d'W. Raymond. Mrs. Herbert
.. wson. Mrs. Arthur Lole. Mrs.
mics Mead. Mrs. E. Olsen. Mrs.
, rbert Mottram. Mrs. John Mc.
' t. Miss Josephine'Oldilold and
.. .Frank D. Lawton. ‘
The business meeting then follow-
' The following board at direc-
Vwaa elected: Mrs. William An-
it. Miss Eloise Leonard. Mrs.
. .Mead. Mrs. E. Olsen. and
olhers’ Club May Form
Class- in Home Nursing
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is u
interested. the class will be fOl'll'iECl
bind a teacher scoured. 1
IAuyona interested should call
either Mrs. Chandler. Mrs. Goodyear
or Mrs. John illorrirnan.
There in no such class in the city
of Norwalk m. the present time so it
should be unusually successful. It is
not planned to haw it u technical
course with diploma or anything:
like that. but to have it a course of
purely practical instruction. ’Ihc
length of the course could depend
on tbe'intorest. Mothers. wheihrzr
members of the club 0. not. may
join.
I. Frank C. Goodyear presided
a meeting of the Mothers' chili
I Rho Girls’ and Women's club
a 01 the various committees
I iii-st given during the business
. Mrs. H. E. Chandler gavo
mittoeis report and
cod that Mrs. Georgo P.
of East avenue would tail: on
til Hygiene" at the next meet-
09 the club which will be held
I Tuesday at the club rooms at
which Mil be occupyiu
tlou of a great me
people this Friday it
concert by the N
the l'orwuill Methodist church.
will start at 8 o'clock sharp.
vised to attend this concert, tor they
will find the program both instruc-
tive and inspiring.
dent or not. “lll enjoy it.
the host that can be engaged from
New York. will fill the auditorium
with music. the equal 0: which is sol-
dom. if ever. heard in this locality.
The orchestra. it must be remember-
ed, is no longer what it used to be.
The. local players themselves. after
tlvo unit it half years of careful train-
ing. haw; become proficient; but add
to their good work the nsslsmnco oi.
the New York urinals. and \rllut may
one reasonably expect this l-‘riduy
night?
licsllllrl llll)\lllI:\ "Surlvltnf rum-l
phony. lilzet's "L‘Arl-sleuuo :iuito
No. L'. \'on \VCll'TIh‘ “Der Pruittchnllz”
overt ul‘lz.
‘wultr. (boring. Beautiful Spring." all
by the orchestra, the audience will
be
numbers by the Sillnitt-Ltstcrmulln
suing Quartet of New York.
quartet.
Sllmitt. former t‘DllClZ‘l'llllliSl'?! of tblxl
N. 1'. Philharmonic Orchestra. licn'l
r
the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.
David chgcl. member of the tum-z
out Brodsky Quartet 0: Manchester“
England. and From: Listermann. al-l
ready
through his neaociutlt-n ullh the lo-
cal orchestra.
STRING QUARTET ‘
ON PROGRAM or
FRIDAY CONCERT
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e outstanding ovcut
g the atten-
ny oi Somalia's
ight will be the
orwallt Symphony
is to be given in
and
Apparently. til
rchestru. This
Music atudants, especially. are ud.
Everyone. slu-
Forty players. including several at
mid Lincktfb rntrnlleiul;
ll‘t‘lllt‘t‘l in u group of rhorllr
'l'lliri .
in compound oi l-icnrl’l
y Illlrclr. iorcer concertmastcr of
well known ill Norwulk
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CHURCHES
MW,»
Thu (Jll‘lo' l‘Il‘ll‘nt’ll)‘ Sot‘ll'ly of
Trinity CllUI'i‘ll will hold :l supper u
nd annual business mrrtlng tomor-
row awning ul lllt.‘ parish hull. 'I‘lmI
supper will begin at G OIi'li‘Ck and all
nlf‘nll‘Cl'ci ill-t. asked to M present.
V It i
_ The Woman's .\l‘il"lt"llil|0l'i of the
South Ntil'li'fllli li‘ongl‘rmltionnl
Church “ill liUl"! its .ul‘liilllil lllt'f‘lll'ig
today ill the church. .
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The Ladies .\l"l firmly-1y oi tllo‘
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n or
oak. .
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ngi-flilfi “icing; 121.33.... r5. A11 Episcopal Guilds *
‘ club or not.
m William Gainer gave a, re- Invited to Meeting.
of the milk committee and stat-
rflnt everything was progressing
All the Episcopal Guilds in thol
button business folIoWed the re-
atter which retresllmenis
Jorved. Mrs. H. Gorton was in
nionary meeting of Christ churchl
WI. afternoon at the rectory
burial: the latter part of “1'3 Mb church at 1: o'clock.
n. the advlsabllity of forming a Miss Gertrude Heywood of St.
liphome nursing and first. aid Margaret’s school in Japan will give
it???” discussed. It enoush women are a short talk.
‘All Deposits
Made in This Bank Before.
January 10th
Will Draw Interest From
January lst
' Accounts of from $1 to $10,000 Are
' Inuitell
ALDEN SOLMANS, President
1 GEORGE L. woonwm. Treasurer
I I , You Gan Still Join Our Christmas Club
Woman's guild to be held Thursday II the
of Christ, it"lllll’t‘ll of Divinu; llr-nitng.
so. 00me SAVINGS BANK ,N
First. )1. 1:1. church will meet. this of-
lvrnoon for n business scsalon at the
church.
&
St. Paul's gulls] ,“ill lll‘i‘l lilu. .if~
ternoon at tho church.
a as l
U . 3‘
Mrs. Julian John of Alain turret!
City have been invited to the Mis- 3 will be host.” this “Human for All
siIVcr tea Which will be given by
Latin-:5 Alli of llif‘ Bupilai
I Deputy Great Chief of
B’p’t. to Visit Here
‘. Deputy Great Chief. D. of P.
lClara Eltocpple of Bridgeport will
lcome to this city January ii. with a
large staff at trailers.
Deputy Great Pocahontas. Susan-
na. Crowley will trail to the hunting
grounds of Hartford to roiso the
Chiefs of Cullen-abduct Council Fri-
day night with the following deputy
grand chiefs: P. r. Katherine Ma-
honey. Zilisblncxru: I‘. P. Clara
Stoopplc. deputy grout prophetcss:
P. P. Mary Shuckeit. Wenonah: P.
S. John Btlrk. Powhattun: P. P.
Rose Lockwood. collector or warn.
pum: P. P. Sarah Hall. keeper or
records: Grace Rlsley. keeper oi
walnpum; P. P. Dela Vincent. til-st
scout: P. P. Mabel Macbeck. so-
cond scout: Alice Gleason. first run.
nor: Lewis lilaoback. first council-
or; William Hartley second council-
or; Francis Kohlman. first warrior.
P. P. Margaret Kenning. second
warrior; Vera Stone. third warrior:
Jewel Daly. fourth warrior. P. P.
Anna Burk. guard at the tapes: P.
1’. Elizabeth Burs. guurd oi the
forest. Evelyn Nelson. pianist: Wil-
liam K. Vincent. drill master.
The some staff will trail with the
renewing deputy great chiefs to the
following towns and cities in the
near future: P. P. Della Vincent
to Nelda council. No. 43. Derby. in.
night: P. P. Anna. Stlrk. to Toqnanl.
No. 35. Stamford. tomorrow night;
P. P. S. Crowley. to Collowanuha.
No. 34. Hartford. Friday night. P. P.
Marlo Parker. to Go-wun-go~mo-
hawk. No. 45. Greenwich. Monday
night: P. 1’. Clara Stoepple. to
Pride of Unces. South Norwalk.
January 14. and P. P. Rose Lock.
wood. to Marltoeta. No. :7. Fair
Haven.
Installation at
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Butler 1.0ch 1""- 97 3- 0‘ 0' 1‘"; The Hospital Whist club \\lll llol-l
B““°".u dinnl-r and social Friday January,
31““ 8 at the Shadowlawn inn. I
the
will meet tonight at
South
Lodge Building on
“HELEN or N'ORWALK”
ll ELLN
'l‘r‘u your olvl daughter of .‘i—
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lt‘lLEANER’S CIRCLE Ellis
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1 .AND SUPPERl
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l The monthly meeting and election:
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Speaks Before Jewish Women
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gruelling r. lII' villll: t‘ll'timi thr lellibll-
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lirowd in luv ill". roost :ucrvsntul.
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IfIlIwo Luncheons Given
W110 ls to Be Married Ittjl'ltnllyl
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Miss Dunn;
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\‘crn ("linen at Stamford. Mrs. lid-r
will Dr’zke. Mrs. Ella Seymour. Mrs.
the luncheon. the ulgammont was
again made prime. tins lime to n
dlficrcm group oi iritrdr.
Miss Hamilton Enjoys
Pictorial Pageant
M
Miss Elizabeth llulniltoll. or this-
city. has it rel-Hit, Vir‘lli'l‘ at tho ’l‘lyl'~
Centenary Flt-tonal l‘ugcnnt Burt-an.
Wanamnkorc's. New York.
ill commenting on the pageant.
Miss Hamilton said. "it is a glorious
spectacle. Not. only do you give a
remarkable glimpse of the New York
of the next century. but one is car.
ried back to the days when the is-
land was only a little Dutch settle.
room.
”1 was interested ill th cportrntts
ot the. men who helped create New
York. particularly my great-great
grandfather. Alexander Hamilton.
and his ltin by marriage. Philip
Schuyler. They were both remark-
able men. I think the pageant in a
moist beautiful tribute to the city and
to those' men whose portraits sur.
round the gorgeous Poguny murals."
Mrs. Steinwald and
Staff G0 to B’p’t
M‘
degree loam. from the Pride or (‘n-
About 20 members of the Inca
autos.
The installation ceremonies Were
followed by a eoeiul time which in-
Ecluded dancing and refreshments.
.Hospltal W llist Club
Butler 149639 Tonightl Plans to Hold Dinner 2......
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Dinne
sine!- A business mouth?! “‘3" lie will be served at 7 o’clock.
held at 8 o'clock. and installation oi
district “WW Mm. Jennie Bodlrell.
attics/rs by the
d master will take place.
There will be appointment of sup-
1 porting officers and committees and
‘ naoclal hour will follow.
Iiostcsses for the affair nill be
Mrs.
Woodward and lilies Sadie Bodwcll.
«Advertise in tho Sentinel for Lil
best result;
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lills. liliznbn-tll Steinwaltl and herl
ens council. Daughters of Pocallon-l
tan. installed the new chiefs of the
Wetons. council. Straticrd. last We.
rain: at Red Men's Hall. Strutfortl.
council journeyed to Sumter-d in.
F ru n k
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‘1 Mrs ”Iii'lil I)»: 1, .-
rlt‘lll,. )ll's. Allnwt iml l.
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Albert IIunn filler: l:"lllll l‘Junn.‘ .\l1~» Stunt-3' (I'lllla‘lli 1,1..lllilnr-
l-‘rcd and Harold Dunn and Franklyn-ll, Ilirr. s'. (film-la l.
Poul-cc. l .\ll.~:. Btll'll l‘ill‘li
Monthly noon. anulll ‘l‘ tint: lunch-j ill". l‘rutt no: \‘viklmi lib lust, of,
(oil was ncr‘t'l i~:.' .lle Dunn. At lurlt ill her lll‘fi’ cm» by fill her.
irlcnd». and Bliss: Dunn and .\lr.‘
Flair" lure tcnrlrrcd the \‘ory besti
or good Wishes by their irlends. l
t
Moosellcurt Legion l
Plans Card Partyl
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lllf‘r‘illlu ul lllC’I;
“us hold lust?
rolloulng the‘
:Otlll tum “did
'ch l'vrulnr
.‘li-t‘ -"l1t‘lil'l l..t"i:1It'll
night at Moore. 11.111.
business meeting. :l
held by the lncn‘lbers and rcl‘rrrll-E
moms enjoyed.
it. \lns decided qut. i‘ollomug the
HFXY meeting. which will bu hold on
Tulsday. Januun' ill, at cord party.
anti penny social “ill be held. 3
All entertainment committee was
.elet-ted at last night's meeting. to
have chursu oi the “”1015 enters
tainlnems during the your.
The new committee includes;
.‘irs. Mildred Temper. Mrs. Harriet
Wilmont. Mrr‘. Myrtle Williams. Mrs.
li‘loru. Kentucky, .‘lrs. Katherine
Browne”.
:McKinley Auxiliary .
l Has Dept. Inspection
.._'-
ill-r. Marielle Flynn. Connecticut.
in or the William McKinley
and her start held a depart.-
f the William
11~rf5lilfl
‘lodgr.
mental inspection 0
McKinley auxiliary. last ax‘enin‘ at
the lodge rooms. The members oi
the local lodge mulls final prepara-
llions tor the installation of the new.
ly (isottd oiiicera. which will be
held on Tuesday. January is.
The inspection was preceded by a
pol-roast. supper, at 7:30 o'clock.
The supper was under the direction
to! the entertainment committee
lhculltd by Airs. Katherine liurdick.
limit-con 30 and 40 members were
. bold n lili‘elllli‘t this afternoon at the
110m" of Mrs. \‘i‘illi1nl (fang. 11 E'llfli
.‘l‘ Pillli‘.
.llrarsul inst aycllllll: in
lfor the concert which “ill bs- glvon f :ltl-ls.
I street.
tLillian Ferguson. will 11
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IIPlayuu'ight’s Daughter
The llrlp One Another Circle Will
1
d i
IlIll‘. Girln‘ Scout UNIQUE» \illl liittl
Hlllgill :lt tilt: home of Film 31m L'".<
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1’ ”lam rtrcrt. on lutwl'w. January 19. [writ “was 3.3.1 bulimia 1.; u.
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o s -
'llle (‘llul‘nl Art :“JL'll t)- litl’l 11 le-l
preparation
1‘lllll‘tll. on I
at the Sal-Walk .‘l 1:.
January 1% .
F RATERN ALS
The regular meeting of the 1.: lil- s'l
Auxiliaryoi the Ant-lent Order 0::
Hibernian: will be 11““ tt-‘lll‘hi at.
the A. 0. ll. llall. l
O
a v .
installation oi oiliwt'n ol illel
Opllir Cilaplll'. Order of the L;isl-‘
am Star. trill i-‘i‘tkt‘ place tonight at
the Masonic Temple on “Iiiblllllglcll
hire. li‘uy lion}, retiring
Worthy ll'lutron. “ill be lrrand mur-
shall.
t O
oli‘lcrrs at Our
LL-Ilgl: “ill take
ill-go rooms on
lat. l.f.‘illl‘ll"i"
‘.1 charge
a
installation oi
Sister Rebekah
place tonight at the it
Wall street. Miss t"
land and her : ill will be i
t 0 0
NEW you l‘
The first meeting of the 1
Order of
of the Berkeley Chapter.
the Eastern Slur. will be held io-
nlgllt at the lodge rooms in her-
I
walk. The new Worth) matron, Miss
are the chair.
Weds; To Live Here;
._————-—
Suzanne Lisbeth Browne, duugh~
ter or Porter Emerson Browne. well
known playwright formerly of Nor-
walk. was married to Word iiiulkin.
son of A. R. Mulkin. local contrac-
tor. on Monday afternoon at Balti-
more. Maryland. They were married
by Dr. Abbott. ut the rectory of St.
Peter‘s church. Baltimore.
The bride was attired in a dark
blue crope-dmchine gown and were
a French panii fur coat. The bride
Was a graduate of the Hillside school
i The ceremony was performed by
Energetic Woman Makes l'ltfl‘
Fortune IlIl'u'u Love of ‘IlIrot‘
consult ll1‘l‘. .lll‘l :U.‘l“‘i*‘«
:ls luv: l:\Il‘I'.\' \s‘l‘vrlg durum. .Ji'
iht'il'
l
"-f‘l'l
nwl und “‘Oll'lLIl. premium" in
lislt the old i‘olullinl
a: Aluuwrllk, 411 liill'n north of M":
T York City 1
‘ior the trees until they are definite.
ill
llrl.
I
ll)“ reason it‘l' utl l'l-mrs
lil‘.~‘. i'\‘u phrases. Stiles Smith
lit“""5'. "ll'lrvl null" nnrt "Iii; ll“t‘.<.I
liar father. I‘lldl'li‘ A. .1. Smith.
{gander of ill-‘ Aliii'l'lCii‘i l‘l'cL-s Ar-
soclutlolt 1..ll trl-r.c and mud" lll’lll
his hobby.
Soon llllll’ 1.25 tl'.Zilli Mir.»-
felmd llt‘l'sclt‘ and her mother nitb
llltln. illl‘ncl'. and one or tun small
[arms as .t ltgacy Her father llcrc:
hurl l-Dlll u lrco during lllu lift-.tlmc.
m-rept When ' land
Smith
lm. disposed at
which contained trees he had plum.-
ed. Sill.- t'tfillCt‘lYLd the. idm, that
there must 1“,: .1 market. for really
lino trues. '
Knouiuc llHllllDfl.‘ ut‘ trees. she
started to study them. Every book
orallublo was; devoured and she rc-
nlcmbcrcd what she read. Silo stu-
died the llleclluulcs of tree growth.
13y doing the work herself. she. at
last become iamiliur with every op-
eration‘in the care and handling of
trees. She cHn spent hour-s in the
city parks. pruning. bracing and
mulching the trees there.
Wed for Four Months,
Announces Marriage
Miss llclcu Dallas. daughter 0! Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Belize 0! 92 Wood-
ward avenue and James Irving. son
of Mr. and Mrs. John lrring of 42
Lincoln avenue were married in
Portchester. September 12. The an-
nouncement of the wedding has been
kept secret until today.
the Roy. Burns oi the Methodist
‘Mfi'fin inch through. might
iltl illl'fl'c stood there (or it‘ln"‘l':’;ll(:l3:.I
S
'l'iio'lullt‘lnulllr mete gl‘T‘D .‘wllrw lll l'"‘nlll:l"‘~ill will u. lllnclmongl ‘
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John “’1'. ‘lll :211'1 :vll‘S-llxlill. Mrs. Ciclrll .‘2 ' llurcn. Hutton: _0 III C I ‘ I In ,I‘ 2"“ "”“Il-‘I i-"l‘i'l Ull' 3“ ”in 1 “HM ‘, “Will :lrounvl lllt‘: beds» are a dud
. x q . lit, home of Mill. L. r. Adams, ...vl . SHIN. .ljiliill‘i“.‘ll". Lill‘lli‘ll'il. t‘s‘)‘ I1 give-away. Austrian plnvs or nlaplty
trlsll‘.»
Theretorr. the Amawalk Nurseries
Will not sell a tree unicsb it is mu—
llL‘il'lti ‘tlllc and bus developed the proper
trout sysiulll to stand planting. In all»
union, :1 comics department. care:
13' established in their new homes.
]:luudruvl:~ of trees are burned
rrich Your. on direct orders from
Miss Smith. No ire-z which to fault"
in growth. or which shows any sign
of infection. is allowed to take space
on the huge i-‘lrrn.
Her little organization has grown.
“At first." nhc said. "i “as; presi-
dtllt and neutral manugt-r. When Q
tree was to be sold. I “as salesman.
and when the tree “its moral. I did
the moving. ‘
Now thong arc. from 45') it) 1'55
men on the thrill. Departlnenls are
almost as l-ulnplcx as those of any
big business concern. Departllleut
heads are directly responsible to
Miss Sulitb.
Huge trucks more the trees. which
sometimes \\t‘lf§ll us much or ‘."II
tons. lnlproreal lllacllillery assists in
digging and loading. lut every up-
cration is superintented by EVF‘IS‘U
Smith. and cwry man on the place
will admit that she could do his .l'u'w
as well as he can. '
Music Lecture at
High School Assembly
Professor Victor Blart gave a leo-
ture recltal on descriptive music at
the Norwalk high school this morn—
ng. I‘
in his talk. be illustrated the dif.
{erupt clctntns of nature brought
into music. This is the ilrst in a
series at lectures being arrwsod tor
the benefit or high school students
The next will take place early in
February and will have for its
theme. "Schubert." All the pupils
oi illu senior high school are includ-
cd in the lectures.
Episcopal church 0: Portchaster.
Following the wedding. the couple
made a trip to New York city where
they spent the week end.
and of Dongzln liull. Staten lslnud.
Mr. Mulkill “as g
John's Military academy. Muliluls.
lit.
\‘t llllanls-Mucclo
r- Olive Lm'c 'Willlams and James
lMucclo oi Stamford were. wed yes»
‘lerday afternoon by Justice of the
.l't‘ucc Stephen Dokus.
Fred M. DOW. Mrs. William Ech-
e if rt and Miss Alice Braden Wrre wit-
nesses. Blithe ceremony.
and at present he is associated with
Ellis rather in the conrtucling busi-
“hers.
I: The couple will be “at home" after
If‘t'lll‘Ufll‘y )5. at 17 Maple street.
m...———-‘.
i
WILL-m 15 LAST.
l TEACHER: Now. Willie. what la
the 0rd~-r oi the Bath?
WILLIE: Well. in our houac,rhiics.
'lnI“ baby tlrst. tin-n Tommy. then
.JuliiHL“. and I come last.-——Loudon
l Dispatch.
4
ratluutod from St..
at their new home. 16 Bill street.
W
YOU'RE unwrap.
"Do you know anything
golf?"
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‘ydugglor.
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WILLIAMS IN 1" OR 11'.
longtgod soon.
i BETTY: You don‘t mean il!
l muons: No.
do.-—Anlwcrl.
They are now at home to [Honda I «21‘
. .
about l J
“Sure. 1 can awenr."——.\'otre Dunlu.
BARBARA: Billy and l are to be l ior nigh will give a cause
‘ The week of January is to 25.
l“"" be music neck in the Norwalk
;schoois.
Monday January lo. will see a
is: room demonstration hall the
; schools in the city. to which parents
are invited. .
Tuseday night. the Itoscr Ludlow
unlor High school will giro u couv
cert nt lll‘.‘ junior high building.
Wrdllosdny night. the Franklin
Junior Hilzh school will give a. con-
. cert at the senior high school.
I' Thursday night. lhc Center Jun-
rt It lb.
center high building.
. Friday night. the Senior high
but ho thinks 1 ‘school will she a concert at the scent
ior hisli building.
Norwalk Chronicler