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NortWALK, CONN.
RSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1926.
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Members 'Will- Attend
Joint Installation ‘of
l Officers in Greenwich
January 13
Nearing of new committee- took
'pleco If. the meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary. Ancient Order of Hiber-
piano. at the Catholic club house
.pn Welt avenue last night.
During the business meeting. it
gnu decided to accept the invitation
fie cttend the Joint inemlietiOn of
he Divielou and the auxiliui-y. to be
old at the C. of K. but in Green-
“prich. Wednesday. January 13.
' A bug has been engaged to trans-
' port the delegation. -
Tonight. members will meet at
1:45 o‘clock at St. Mary's church to
ttond the incullction ot‘ the A. 0.
)1. Division and will go in c body to
the Cetholic club house on West are.
ue.
Mm Catherine Gilmore. the new
‘ resident. appointed the following
committees for the coming year:
Sick committee: Mrs. Anna Fallon.
chairmen. assisted by Mrs. Cather~
hie Garvin. Mrs. Catherine Gelle-
gher. Mrs. George Maher and Mn.
liubetb Noonnn.
Entertainmenlr .‘lirs. Vincent Snip
lie. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mar-
;tln Baron. Mrs. Robert Tallon.
Mrs. James Kiifoile. and Mrs. Anna
eleney.
Fiance. Mrs. Mary McDonald,
. ohoirmcn. assisted by Miss Elizabeth
,Mnhoney. Miss Anna Nolan. and
‘ Mice Luna. Tollon.
Preu. Mrs. :ilcry L‘. McQuilian.
Employmenl, lilies Jlnry Aloyniv
therlne Lyone. Mrs. McQulllau.
Irish History. hire. Brady.
Standing committee. Mrs. Skidd.
bulimia. assisted by Mrs. Catherlue‘
I{deflcrtliyr and Miss Catherine Gui-
y. .
Auditing. Mrs. Anna Fallen. a.»
lined by mes Dorothy Tsllon. Bliss
Catherine Ginty and hire. Anna
burke.
.lAlma Simpson Home
Again; Is Entertained
After a caries of recitals in the
iddle west Alina Simpeon the well
new concert elnger returned for
'0 holidays to her home in the Old
hugttuok road where she has on-
tertained Mr. Henry Hadley the con-
ucior composer and Mrs. Hadley.
‘itzio. the commedienne and sover-
l other friends.
L-Advertise in the Sentinel for
the but results.
Accounts of from
So. NORWALK
an. chairman. assisted by Mrs. Cot,
. Made in This Bank Before '
January 10th
Will Draw Interest From
January lst
invited
ALDEN SOLMANS, President ' .
”17 A. O. H. Auxiliary Names New
Committees For coming Year
CLUB NEWS
The .‘s‘etionel Republic-n Wo-
men's Club will hold its muul
meeting on Jun. id. at 3:80 in the
headquarters in New York. Notices
have been sent out to members by
Mre Arthur E. Lott. corresponding
secretory. At. this time. reports of
the officer-I for the put your will
be received. and further plane dis.
cussed for' the luncheon on Jun.
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The Iriliice of the Watch Your
Stitch circle. met yesterday after-
noon at the home of hire. Elmer
Hendrick. East avenue. A full ill-
tondanc: Was reported. it was vo-
ted to hold the meetings hereafter
on Friday alfernoon instead of Wod-
nesdny afternoon. A social time and
refreshments were enjoyed during
the afternoon.
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One of the interesting meetings
which the League of Women Voters
of Stainlord sponsor-a. and which
will be cc vital and as fitting to the
time and interest of the community.
as the discussions that have been
llt‘ld under their auspices in the past
will be their meeting tomorrow aft-
ernoon at 3:30. in the parlors of the
Womcn'l Club in Stamford. The
echool question will be the topic of
the afternoon. and hire. Lewin Rose.
of the Hartford School Boerd. will
speak on "Secndm-y School Educa-
tion end School Planning."
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The Warlords Council I). of P. wni
meet in Red Men's hall on Main
street tonight when c degree will be
put on.
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The \i'onlm'e Auxiliary of Christ
church Will hold a missionary moot-
lng in the church this afternoon.
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The annual business meellnz of
the Girls' Friendly society of Trinity
church will take piece tonight offer
I supper to be uervedci the church
at 6 o‘clock. All members uo .re-
quested to Attend as there are a
number of bualnees matters to come
up.
lOpen House Tomorrow
At G. and W. Club
Members of the Girls‘ and Wom-
en's club are looking forward to the
open house meeting of the club to
be held tomorrow night of the rooms
on Main erlcet.
Mr. Russell Frost Jr. went to New
York city today to get the film
which he will show at the open
house meet tomorrow night.
New classes and groupl are to be
formed and any who want to Join
may do so tomorrow. Refreshments
will be served.
$1 to $10,000 Are
SAVINGS BANK
GEORGE , L.- WOODWARD, Treasurer
' Howard Sweet. Mile Caroline GI:-
INSTALLATION OF
OFFICERS HELD BY
REBEKAH LODGE
lnelulluilon of onioers featured the
meeting of Our Sister”: liobekllh
L.dgo lziet evening. held i Odd Fol-
low'i Hull in Wall street. I: Clam
Motherland. deputy. and r lllll.
were in charge of'the monies.
The following are the new office":
Noble Grand—Mrs. Esther Hyctt.
Vice Grand—dire. Lily Joyce.
Recording Secretary—dill! Kalli-
crll'lo Reed.
Finenciel
Worden. .
Treesurcr-lllrc Maude Brouu.
l‘inuirli—vhlm. .innii Dikeniun.
Right supporter to Noble (lr:lnd~—
Alre. Clircnvu Bulil‘i'y.
Left supporter in Nol'le (ironcla-
Mre. Samuel Edwards.
Right supporter to Vice Grand-
Miss Clio-ii Lealliei-llind.
Left eupporinr lo Vice Grand-
Ml'l. Mildred Meehsn.
(.‘liliplulliw hire. C riotio Crosby.
lneide Guard—Mi Edna llolly.
Outside Glurdwl-inrry Joyce.
l‘ollowing installation a social
hour With refreshments was enjoyed.
N o Quota Club in
Secretory—hire. Alice
At the melting of the Quote club
of Bridgeport hold yesterday noon.
election of officer: took place.
It was expected thut the matter
cf the formation of robot. club in
Norwalk would be taken up at you-
terday‘s meeting but it was decided
to hold over the discussion for a
short time. due to pressure of bull-
boss.
The election included:
Mrs. C'. C. Morgan, reelected precl-
rlcnl.
Mis.
dolil. .
.\lr:-. Harold Bunting, treasurer.
Mics Evu, Hugo. second Vice preci-
rl-eiii. ‘
Miss Grace Clark. lliird \lcv pre.
eidcnt.
.‘llf‘u Dorie Like. resigned as sec-
reury and no other has yet been
named.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday boon. January it.
Howard Bryant. \it‘o presi-
flll'omen’s Ass’n Has
i Election of Officers
The Endeavor circle of the South
Norualk Congregational church ser-
ved a luncheon for the member: of
the Women's Association of the
church yesterday afternoon. The
luncheon wu under the direction of
iirn Harry Wei-dwell. who was so.
eistcd by the members of the circle.
hire. Jennie Bodwell. lied charge of
the dining room. which wee prettliy
decorated in Christmas colors with
red candles. The menu included:
tomato bisque; crab meat eciad; plo-
kleez‘roils; coffee; ice cream and
cakes.
Following the luncheon. the an-
nual meeting of the Women’s As~
cociction was held in the church.
Reports were read from the verlous
committees of the association. The
officer: for the coming you were
clecfld. end included:
Mn. Eerry Wurdweil—Preeident.
Mrs. J. M, Coburp—Vive.9ngl.
dent. .
Mn. Percy Barretthecrelery.
Mn. Moria Underwood‘Treuuh
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Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary
To Present Comedy
Plans are being Completed 'by the
Ladicc' Auxiliary. Y. M. C. A..
Bridgeport, for the presentation of
a rural comedy. "Tile District
School." in February. The proceeds
will be used for the Lediee’ Auxiliary
building fund. There will also be
a program of entertainment.
The cut will be composed of hire.
Elizabeth Sanford. Mr. and Mrs.
lick. Mr. Mothiu. C. K. Calhoun.
Paul L. Miller. Elliot Curtis. Cherie:
Bitoer, Gerald Lineburgh. Ralph
Sprcgue. William Chaffee. Mr. and
Mn. Daniel Morgen. Mr. and Mrs.
John Kearns. Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Henderson, Mrs. E. H. Wilmot. Mrs.
Windsor Form. Misc Lulu Fcrisi.
Mn 0.. B. Mills. Mrs. H. H. Lew.
Mia: Rathery end'Mi-I Potts.
The ploy will be under the direco
tion of Mrs. Joseph L. Peabody, who
is also director of e three-cot com-
edy. "All a Mistake." which will be
given by the Dramatic club of the
Block Rook Congregational church
in the pcrieh houu Jennery u and
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Ladies Aid to Have
> Annual Meet Feb. 3
The Lediee ’Aid Ioclety of the
South Norwclk First M. E. church
held it- reguler meeting yesterday
elm-noon at 3:80 o‘clock. ct thol
lporl ct the annual moduli. which
church. A nominniifig committee
was appointed cod .wi eubmit I re-
Norwalk for a While .;
. llsrn Von floor and hire Elton Be.
The Ophir chapter. Order of But»
ern blur. ineiallod its officers iul
evening at a. meeting at tho Moscnlc
temple. Washington etreet The in-
stoilction u‘u preceded by e turkey
supper which we! prepored by 0s-
oer Schultz. The supper wsc under
the direction of Mn. Gueluv Rlolil
and litre. Cutloberg.
Following the eupper. the install!»
lion of officer! on held under the
direction of members of the Grand
chapter. Hartford. Mrs. Hazel Gris—
wold. gnnd organist. was in charge
and “flu assisted by lire. l‘ay lioyde
grand inurebnll and lire. Juslino
Griffith. grand chaplain. all of the
Earlier-d clupter.
The following officers were in-
stalled:
Mrs. Lorine Whiicuivorlhy im-
lron.
C. J. White-worthy patron.
)ll‘l. Lulu Burr—associate me-
tron.
Mics Edith Crosenlonusecrelary.
Ophir Chapter 0. E. S. Holds
Installation. of Officers
hire. Caroline liundlc-«lreuurer.
lira. lrciio Pfulllwconlluclorese.
hire. Hazel Scllullz—acsiclant con.
ducioreu.
Mrs. Ethel Wilmont—nnrehnil.
Mrs. Grace Corbett—warden
lire. Mabel lilcl’hei‘eon—orgunllsl.
Mu. Fred Piuthcplnln.
Mien Oleon—nido.
hire. Ruth Malcolm—Ruth.
Mrs. Bertha Mellow—Esther.
Mu. Ethel Keieer—Mcrtha.
lire. Edith Weaken—Election
Each officer Wall prcsnliled with a.
large bucket of flown-re. and hire.
l’uvyo lloydc Wile lu‘ceenlvd with a
post mairon'n elool. hire. Willie woe
presented with eeveral baskcle of
flowers end numerous other cilia.
Refreshments were served follow-
ing. the instlilllitiou ceremonies and
dancing was rnloye‘l by “106‘: me.
eoul. There were nearly 350 pron-m
oi the supper and installation. Mu-
Iic wee furni-hed by a nine piccu
Grotto orchestra.
At 71. She is
Her Twelve
Gertrude sweat-y of Havel-hill.
Muse" is happy.
Soot drifts through the cracks of
the door: into the room. and now
and again the crceh of a trcin pus.
lng overhead lots the rotten timber!
of the check to trembling.
But in a corner of the squalid
hut. l3 dogs and one Are holding
high weasel] over a bowl of meat.
Gertrude crouehca over them. her
eyes glistening. ’l‘hc-ir .w-zl liille
“'lllfli‘b’ ot‘ picamirv bring situlll’s to
her wrinkled olrl face.
Gertrude lb 71 and alone ill the
world. mm for the it: stray milniolii
to which she has given shelter.
Not’eo many years ego. or... was
the queen of the America circus. e
banbeclt rider whoeo celery wus
spoken of with awe throughout the
sawdust circuits. .
"lt‘l almost like old timu." silo
emilee. "having these animals around
me. It brings back the memories of
the white tent and the crowd! and
the nice friendly animals. Animals
are better friends than people. my-
_There may be some Justification
for this remark. People have never
done her much good.
estate of $100,000. Iccuniulcted in
real estate in I-lm'erliill. People
mode away with it.
l’loudile Empty.
_Whon Gertrude left the conduct
ring 31 years ago. one learned how
empty were the cheers of the crowds.-
tblt for years had wctched her rid-
lug in the ring. one by one. old
friends deserted her.
Untrained an n buelneu women.
Gertrude wasted and lost her own
money. and struggled in min to re-
gain her inheriunco. Then she took
to pliwulng trinkets.
There was a little gold born not
m
"But if my dearly beloved wife
marries again. all my estate shall be
devoted to-
The naked tribe: of uric»—
To improving the equlrtim grape.
fruit~
.Bow often thin little line pops out
of s. will!
Pages end pages all about "my
dearly beloved wife." bequeathlng
her the family limousine end cheer-
feur. the family "10015." the fem-
lly eacred white cow-of one sort
or “Oi-hi!“-
'N then. just cbout the time the
weeping widow he added up her
womb. her ear coache- thet—
"Unlou the comics cgelni" .
The intuit union earn“ from the
will of c former assistant state's
attorney Who leu‘ee hie estate of
about 8500.000 to his widow on the
I016 terms that “she does not re-
marry."
If the doel. the tidy little nest
on goes to verioua benevolences and
Yale University. .
Why do men do this. we ask, u
we feed of these eort of will! Ania
needey. February 8. Proceeding the
meeting. o luncheon will be curved
end will be in chute 0! Mn. Wil-
\
car. All election of officer: will in
bold It the mnuel meeting and re-
poric from the variou- committee-
will be read.
The society will give a luncheon
for the members of the Republic“
Women'l Isobel-lion. at the church.
on Thursday. Janusry :8. The com.
miillee in char-go of the luncheon in.
eludoe: Mrs. Alice McKibbim-DW
men: Mn. 1“. N. (Stevens; Mn. Elton
Boiler: Mn. Fruit Hadley: In. fro
Gregory: him. John Mott: Mu. Wii-.
lisrn Gaynor. ma Mrs. Joseph Dyke.
will be held at the church on Wed-
thn her father died. he left an‘
Cynthia Grey Discusses:
“Unless My Dearly HelOvele‘ife Marries
Again.”
MID.
Happy With
Dogs and Cats
in diamonds which hail lvccn given
her in the days when sh" l'lllWl so
queen of the niryofuiry ladlms or lho
ballet skirt and the milk-“bile steed.
That little horse. elm clung to until
the lust lllOl'llc'nl.
Bul ll. too, found 113 um: lo llie
pawnellop. mid (ll-rirullo: knhw ihni.
uho had played lliei' inst cam. Elie
use then ill the early forties.
She could not gel if. Join in illr rips.
She was not ti'niliwl for anything
lilac. fillll‘x‘. iii ”If flu: or iii. elll‘ had
run away from llmdfnrul .ia‘illyllly to
Join I circus.
I‘ll“! on 'I‘ii-nksahliig Day.
“1 got first one Job and Lin-u ari-
othcr." one says. ‘Becli one wall
worse then the one before. There
ecouiod to be no limil to the descent.
"At int i was forced to get a. job
:nzrubbipg the floors of the lluverhill
railroad atciion. i worked at that
until lut Thanksgiving dsy. whell'l
woe let out. i liimn‘l made any
money time.
“The landlord is going to put me
out. he eeye. But We got the door
pedicckcd.‘ The dogs won't let him
come in. He‘ll have a herd limo."
Her eyes travel fondly to the little
group around the bowl.
"1 was almost desperate." lehe
said. “beccuee i couldn‘t feed them-
You know. i can stand going hungry
myself. but i can‘t see a do; starve.
'fl'hen a friend gave me n little
lliioltey. mid I got some soup meet for
illlem. It made a nice slew. See
how they enjoy it!" '
The rough table in the room.
where Gertrude eats hcr nicalr—or
ate them. when there were any to eat
~15 quite here.
An engine. thundering post out.
side the window gh'Eb .. shriek.
"Listen to their" cries the old wo-
men. "Sounds like a. oclllope. Fun-
ny. how those thinge-euy with me."
and again?
Do buebcndl eeek to buy eternal
love and gratitude in this way?
Do they thuc bertor with death
itself to reign forever and solely in
their Wives' hecrts?
One lilies to believe so. I think
that misty men make this provlg.
ion mainly to protect their wives
from thoee fortune hunters who
haunt moneyed widows.
Insurence companies wage a
breve fight to keep facts of their
pcymeoie from ii regular recognized
"sucker lie " which these unscrupu-
lou- gentlemen of fortune possess.
trading between one and another.
"i couldn't nuke ii cent with the
rich Morris widow." they Il'e known
to eey. “You try her and lei. me
hove some lane you can't make a
hit with."
Husbands are convincednsomef
times wrongly. but generally righuy,
although we feminist- hate to admit
it. flat women have not good busi-
uees judgment
They do know. however. the ex.
mine oucceptlbiiity of the feminine
cruture to flattery. adoration.
strength. end oil then qualluee
which the “widow robbers" hove
learned pct Is their best wenpons
for the game.
Then. too. it's only human. lo rec.
00n—
"1 mode c pile for her. I kept her
well. bet the leooud fellow do the
uni. thing! Tim‘s his Job. and I'll
do my little bit in the world with
the money eh. donu't need!"
You. you. Cynthia. you do unto: it
louud nice and pclcvory and all that
for those deer boys. but—just the
unioy. Cynthia.—
Ien't it only actual. too. for the
mile to demcnd oil of a woman in
death as he demands. all in her
PROFESSOR BIART
TALKS ON MUSIC
AT HIGH SCHOOL
"One of the mort important kinda
of music is doecrip'lve lilllflli'.” mid
i'i‘ol'lswi' Vii-tor limit lll “union,-
1301in HP; Weekly assembly of elu-
deuluat tho Norfolk high school
yeeicrdby morning.
Air. lillil'l FIHI.’ u lliosi luivrcslinl;
lulk lilili upluincd ill)“. by tho
mums. of different liislrillilvliw. :an
llOli'b. one son depict flllll'JSl uny-
tliliig Wliicli hue eound and ltelli‘ig.
As example. Professor Blurt cited
thsliicold‘e Fuelorul Sliiypiiouy in
which the composer depict: thunder
and lightning This is.done by the
“oullu'inllinstruments in a sym-
plicuy orclil‘eli‘n. ’l‘lie lumblini; of
thunder lo lll'pilstt-rl by low barf:
notes. The firing of artillery and
guns pl (xm'um-l ll) eliml etucaiio
in n Ol'Pllt'slfli. 'l‘lile 2:1 \iLi‘y
(li‘lil. '11-" “hill, on. iii llllllil'.‘ \i'riv'lui
by the coiiipoev l‘ liolmczy.
lli llil; "l'li‘iiir Uli'Cllll’llll‘l.” u l'lUl-
ed opera, lll’: t'oillllutiiil' dupllilb llic
nf‘l‘iilllg of ill»- mm: or. it passes.
through iii-3 li‘w‘b. \. i‘,\ \ztielly. In
this opr'l-a. lli‘ woullvl-ful (‘llfil'flth'l‘l-
lzullou. oi ll‘it ll-sllll'ié; o: lhr: wax-re
Itie they bucup lll‘; l‘L‘C'hb‘JllZ'l cone:
1!: very realistic.
l Professor Blur? Nomi llifil mold
lof our best liiuelc today. is mimic of
ill “(‘l’lpliOil :lild cllzirmri"‘iz.:i',lon. ln
llllicliiyold‘s Fyiilphony. ”loft: is the
{growling of l’in drawn as i: I‘Oln|‘5
Moi-ward to bottle “-‘l'li the lirro:
Ihr-re also is the l'I‘Clllllllll song of
"birds. the Nigli'lugnlt find the
Cuckoo.
M ii courtluelon to lliln‘ instructive
ullll vlliel'inlnmg lnmurw. lllP' Profus-
sor l‘fllfli'l“"l ilirlw il\'9l'llll‘ffi on lllw
pilino. 'l'hl'. i'iral uris
"i“m'c.’ rm owrilire wrilirn by the
great composer )lenrinleuohn.
tllls nioelal‘pll-re. lhe mmposcr
,pils the siemiy drip drip of llw. rm.
(ill.
ing of the flurry “wires at lll< foul.
All an encore, Professor Him-l
played the. "Magic li‘irv Scene" by
Wagner. and concluded the program
with the “Military Polonaise" by
Chopin. .
The sludv‘uls Welc-
by lho l‘N‘lll-ll that ll'ba Professor
Wile forced to promise lo again l?"‘-
ture in the near future.
Bel'lins to Sail for
Europe On Saturday
“Dont cull mt. Ellin .‘ialrkay any
more—remember l'ni ill-s. lz‘l'ilig
Berlin now."
llin daughter of Clarence
chip oxcopt ll’ilii him Just will be
known as Mrs. instead or Miss.
Uil' of Clarence Muckny has exhibited
dangerous tendencies, or lab; of buy.
his a mind of her own.
She has insisted on being herself.
She has been as modern as the most
ardent feminist could wish. She has
defied her father. the orders of her
church. and the feeling of society in
general.
the presidential suite on the Levia-
than and will spend their honey.
moon in Europe.
No one knows Just how Ciel-once
Mickey feel; about the mutter. They
know he tried in every way to pre~
vent the marriage. But if he should
decide to dislnherlt her,. it will not
spell ruin for the pair. Berlin line~
corned a. million or so himself. He
can eupport his bride in the style to
which she has been accustomedwlf
the wants to be.
Turkey Supper for
—ThePhilathea Class
The monthly meeting of the La-
diee‘ Aid society of the Norwalk bi.
E. church was held yesterday after-
noon at 2:30 o'clock. at the church.
A report was road from the bazaar
which the society gsve in December.
and it was elated that $326 had been
taken in.
.On Friday. January 20. the ladies
of the society will give a turkey sup.
per for'the members of the Phila-
thcc clan of the church. {ill-e. 'Ica-
belie Clarke. chairman of the upper
committee. will have charge. and
will be assisted by her committee.
Picn- were discussed. for a .‘Ra;
Socicl." which the society will give
in February. Mrs. E. J. Rey'flda
and Mrs. Clarence Brower will have
charge of the racial. Which “’0!
include a play and ccvérai cons
numbers. '
Executive Board Meet
Of Girl Scout (‘oulicil
There is to be on i‘XECUllV‘ 3mm
meeting of the Girl Su'om council
or the Royal Jamel inn lomorrow.
morning at 10:80 o'clock. All mem-
ber: nro requested to attend. ‘
This is not the rcgulur quarterly
meeting of the scout council. but
bars notes and by the kettle drums.
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Mr. and hire. Berlin have reserved.
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xiii-tors.
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.fl\"liilig at 7:30 o'rlw'k. of the Mn»
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To Be F(
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FHATERNAL
:t meeting tonight at 1'1: \l'v
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Conipunioua of (he l-‘ox'vst.
Columbia. .N'o. 203, will hold 9.
lug tonight at 35 \\'asliin_rio;i
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Ithlilli Social club Will rs.-
night at i? Burbank sll‘t’f-l
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L. U 0. .‘l. South Noru‘ulli 0““
No. 029. will liltC‘l. which 7’3“"
south Muir: utrucl id to
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Soul: and [Murmurs o:
llannlrr Council .’\o. Iii. “'lll .
’lt“
liliil
‘ ' ‘ ..- lo 1“,; many duties out oi tow-.1.
'loollly muting .il 1".” ‘.\.l~l
Mimi. (l4 r
Degree of Pot-illoulul. Wot. ind
L‘mmcll No. ‘ll. 'lill iiiv'ol Oil
d
at 2:: Main lfi-cm
‘ L.
Scout Troop
Speak On Big Brotli- ' l
Hui-fr} Association
of Miss Mlll'g’fll‘fi Jclllilizgs m
ii girl clout irooo.
ili'ill’lf‘ {Ll captaincy of Miss .\i:i_v
”W
Near Future
Coulter Invited to
Movement at, Mass
cotili g
._..._.——-—
liv. iiicollng of the Girl Sou:
lifld u'. ilw;
Hrcet lust iiiglll. plane “are
r '11-; formation of u. lluiigar-
to rise (it"l'lul Io l‘.\'l\'. ‘l’p
wink troop which we loriiier-
sou. erlil‘t’tl‘lllLJ'bvli. ll(l\\‘£:\‘r‘i‘,
herself unable to giro ll.":
ill-e proper attention and so it
topped. it ill :bortiy to ba‘: re. .. ‘
tuir-r the direction of uuoiin r 2.
trclllii) Norm-elk Coutui So. low in tlic Wliinil’aul; lazlliool.‘ .
' . ‘ \t l i) ) '53
WW r. oat :nulul f :.v. 1 J W; :4 : 11L WWW“ ”0W -
.m‘...‘ ” i j m r.» wry «Gently Hilda" the dl‘
“A“ | . . on of Miss Marlo“? 903“" '
7.. p k ’
St. John H lodge .\'._' l3 1.. :::.-i " (“W-“iii, m ¥goblin 111311122132: ‘
. ... -.l"eot‘ .ue‘ . " ‘
ii. “iii .um libiblil .n. .ll, 31.. . as m“, its acting lieutenant. .
Temple. Berkeley mmoi.
. .. .
B u c l-: i u g b :i “1 Women': in}.
Col'm‘. No. 3“. will hold ill: Tl "'u'l'v’
meeting tonight 3’ l‘.‘ l‘rrililcl'
S'l’l" '.
ll.slllll;iilru': ' l‘
i‘lf ,. .
Stir of Columbia will ho hill! 1.
llj‘fllj- n: ..
Wnsliirgtou o'"c- l.
I I I.
'i’h'c rcrlllar nit-cling or iii-2 Etr-
u'i. Ltlrl iaei “Willi"; u'.
was d' .~ _ ‘
11liiil::li'l.:'.i g'l‘l" CNN“: ""
lb troop :lo. 6. ‘
l-lcrl in form u U‘C'C‘Yi .0:-
“Vi.”
l‘ ill‘v' also. so than lllv ”i "r
i 13m. >.- u troop of their (“Hi to
on u till-trim. ‘
' . ~~ .. . m'.
l._-a~il'l‘.s' irziiliiiir 11.5., is ..
l-u l‘nlmbd unli-‘r llii (llr‘i ‘i m
b.» l‘l'mi‘u". 'I‘llib‘ \illl lu': ior 3-."
l1. (lui\ and “ill prol-ulvly
"l “lililli 'l‘.“ 11"“ two \‘vcells.
rl scoul rally. .tfldr-rcd by i': r
" (’Til'l Sm‘l‘l‘r' in 'h“ Sin,li‘iil"l"l
‘ I 21‘.
ii H _
“olz'e “ii: int, “3“" ' "
ll\ of“!
I ilml
l
W; 'Mllli
criplln'.e to
Scout ll‘l'li'l in
" 2s ".\;i> to l-, :ilezl a
the Masonic tmnplc, ill-rileloy :‘cui.
lilies Lillian I'eraueou ow: \wrtllyl
cf the chapter presided.
routiiio business “as im
freshmenrs won.
the moving.
1
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tlio
. Illi—
llou lng
mug
rel-Wu
l PERSO. ‘.—\L
This was the “r“ u'lm-“Ec‘ls “0m l till' Norlralk (humor M' vii.
Mockayialmqud ii meeting b: [11"
lllU‘I‘ liar merrier”. Thus the Lucy and "685.,”ch of Um D. .t. H. “limp-Haw
Stone Loewe lOMIS a prospect who...” of the Halo or (.0mwuwv‘ “.015ij ‘ u (“culi‘l‘ of “mm hm
has every qualification for member— , m Hurtiord yesterdw, - rum. . -
i
l
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l
The blonde and quite lovely .luul'h— ‘ haw; returned to ya“; gm...“
Just the regular monthly meeting of
her life?
the members cf the oxl‘mlih .. board.
Lire. Georg-1 llaril'im r210:
l‘tgrilk.
Leon .L -l-“lsii (illhl Gf-f‘i‘lil 1:. l'ieli
Where
they will resuiile thoii‘ l'il‘ill'R at flit-
Sheffield Sclclltllu: ..<-l. of Yale
,.
university. They spent the Christ-l
mus rooms of the hour of 'lil‘ll' pur-E
l
A rtli Sli‘cr ?.
v 0
outs on
Miss Lilllam 'l‘womblw of Dan-
bury. well know in Exit Norwalk.
will sell on Saturday for Bermuda,
where she will spend two weeks.
Schubert Club to
Study Russian Opera
The Schubert Opera Study Group.
Mrs. l". S. Wardwell director. will
hold its first meeting since the holl-
days, on Friday afternoon at 8. at
the home of Mice Florence Brady.
33 Pleasant Street. Stamford.
The opera. to be studied is the
Roman opera, "Boris Godouuoff."
by :liouseorgsky. in which Chciiaplh
is to moi-fertile death scene one of
the most dramatic in all opera. Mrs.
George Bender wil' be the leader of
the day. .‘lre. Arthur Dewberry. Who
' llil: Stamford won
V c rally. Mic: inl-di
l’ of the "American u‘irl'
'1' out sud she will gix‘u c lirre
’3 the winning group. Stamford,
‘31 ooh in (Ive-ch cf the lrrmpe in
'h'» ics. Which Could lions: lfli
‘ . Slil'~>".‘l‘ll\lllon to 'l:- rum-
i eri'il.
Wil‘.
Hit":
.-.l
l/ ‘ coy iii this city. the
5““ mop L‘. uzidcr M.» Elan.
:Jeli. claims till”. 1"") per Nit“.
l box:
-\ lll‘il‘ll‘ii; inst lliul ‘. rial e
“'9“ i’or e. mass hiccup; to ie
:0 "lib I"
n. (w iulllfi.
ll'.
il‘(’€‘llhu1 to spoil. on 'l‘n" 1"- ‘
“-‘0‘ lownui‘i ‘
i 3“” 'rs u ll i‘fli‘itl‘l‘il‘v'i' ‘,li:2‘
lCnlo ulicr gave a very inlet-
E‘Sill‘l" on this sully-ct a sum:
”m“ ‘efon': the Somali: I‘uv
FUN“ Women's Association in
the l‘ i. L‘. church.
“Pi italivou from ill“: Flair—
ridzepori Scout organiza-
tions e prtSPlll as will also the
“not“ ssorialion of l'uiversilv
Wome this city. the Boy Scouts
50mm . omalion and the Girl
lScouis (a, city w o are working
{0“ ”W lzr-liehlp tidal-S.
N0 (1: all be eel for the affair.
until r. l l‘ouller advises the as<
l ford 4.
”Claim on he can come to Nor-
ct‘ a school of oratory
is a gra .
'ill read 'lJio leaning,
in Buslo
:- Cleo will sing eons:
ra. Mrs. Alfred Warren
tlone and Mrs. Wll.
liam Troy 11 sing a group of Rus-
sian song. i the close. Misc Flop
once Bra and Mice Chodmyu"
will play 0 v0 pianos. i’tubinstems
melody in the wait: movement
frOm tho .\ gky suite. and a waltz
by Gilbert . ss.
from the
will play
_ F
Royal Dixon G:
Royal Dixon. noted lecturer. au—
thor end. botanist. addressed the
members of the Bird and Nature
club. loci. evening at the Nowell:
Public library. Mr. Dixon also spoke
before Edger White Burrillfl lecture
clues. at the library in the after-
ndon. .ilr. Dixon was secured by
Mr. Burrill. :i.»wcu--.known lecturer
and former professor at Columbia
University and the Northwest Uni-
versity. who conduct: , the lecture
clones on Wedueedey afternoon. at
the library." >
The topic. taken by Mr. Dixon in
the afternoon woe. "The Personall-
ty of Water Animals." and he gave
Ion interesting resume of the life of
. water animals.
n r. liurrill gave a
brief review of. “ he Deeire Under
the Elms.“ written by Eugene O'Neil
which, is considered by critics. as be-
ing the greatest tragedy in Amer-
ioon dram... ' -
"The Per-enemy of Plants." wee
diicuuod byMr. Dixon. before about
50. members of the Bird end Nature
club. last evening. at the library. in
0 Talks
VBS
Ills ialk', ll" L
human lift. u. said that ’
has not are anything that line
not already r a feature of plant
He ed d that. "Plaiite have
r.-.unlly life as well
life."
their own c
as man."
\\ ,s born in l-louston.
'I‘exae. in 85 .nd wue graduated
from the luiverslly of Chicago and
from Colurbic lualveruity. He was
connected 'lth lilo department of
botany Of T Flo-id ilureuni. Chi-
cago and hi: been a epcclel contri-
butor in u- nl prominent be“?
papera of lbe‘ceuntrin During "”°
World Wu. he was it apeclal 1""
turcr of Ul‘. Wtir Diii‘ll‘unfmt 0'
the A. ll. l~‘.. under the auspict‘s 0‘
the Y. .‘l. C. .\.
“0‘11 Mill Dixon's talks were
euthueioeu y received and it is
understood?“ arrangements will
be made fainauoiher Hail to this
City in the not: future.
Norwalk Chronicler