trim manic W0. uOnwiLK. CONN.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1926.
n‘ . t .
ll ’ Association
eeting- Tomorrow
fi'vightj. Executive
.fimmittee'Meet To
field Friday.
- g class tor the new
silicon in the Girl Scout or-
' . - - will be conducted by Miss
fioansrtho local director.
. February ‘11 attthe Girls'
Men's club. 2i flail: street.
_ the local girl scout head-
h“ It. ottice.~ if .. ~;
‘ meningitis take advantage
‘ course should get in touch
» Doaue at her cities any
utter 9:80 o’clock. It is
that. therewill be a. large
there is.very.great need tor
' era in Norw’ialk. . '
all“ . Deane-announces that a
rubbers and a pair or artics
ester-noon. following the
Wis-ell . It the: owners will-call
. 'scout cities they may regain
. will has. monthy meeting
executive committee at the
Scouts tor the local ’lcounnu
morning attire Royal James
is honed that every membr-
preeeut. The me ting .wiil
bed at 10:30"o'cl
cryow evening. therewiil .be
this at the‘flerwalls Otticers’
m ticn erue‘oiri Scouts. The
f mu beheld at the-rooms ot
~.- i's and Women's club at ‘24.
street at hemlock. . All oili-
- council; members are invit-
ttand. ‘ '~ -,
7. interesting 'note in the New
, Evening Post has been brou-
the attention of the local
' It is as;toliows:,
- is anythihg‘ but out ol:date
egirl scouts. or all the so
‘~ open to them it stands
. their choice. Merit badges
"subject were awarded last
- {over 5000.: :jl'his record .can
, l-od in view or the. rule
girl cannot go to camp until
his to cool: twenty simple
‘Noturallylany girl wants to
reed with his latest
-. , ', importance of
o mentgmayfbe judged by
. ,. courses in Girl Scout
, are are. in more than
"n.“ libese courses have
‘ during-turns years .by
six thousandryoung women.
there are not enough lead-
llo‘wicg is th news tor-the
girl scouti'trobps' in' this
tor the past week:
’3. A regular meeting oi the'
his or the Holly sleep was
the Grace Parish Hall on
arterncon. Patrol corners
held .as usual and were toi-
_ ‘r,’ - very-in is talk
Eur-C handler. a member at
girl "scout- council on da-
hstter known as the Bird
» who guided Lewis and
in the school room in
it school on Thursday
. «swore batman! one
these who were.’ were very
"busy‘theinselves on the
Games were
which ChdrdsidHOld S‘ocial“ _
Programv‘at'lileheer‘sal Tonight
east the Nor-walls armory ‘
Bill. it is Just around '
d‘vgirls who wish to become ‘
’ Monday afternoon. One or the
" CLUB NEWS'
Under the auspices ot- the‘Nor-
wdlk‘ section. National Council ct
Jewish Women. Mrs. John Crawford
and Mrs. Helene. Hill Weed will
speak at the YMJLA. building to-
night at s o'oloci: ,. ' ' -
‘The Hospital Thimble club will
meet at the home of, Mrs. L. J.
Reynolds. 151 Main street. this Ito
ternoon.
,The oliice iorce or the Norwai
‘and Rubber company will hold
‘a damn tonight in Red Men‘s hall on
Main street.
The Choral Art Society will meet
tonight in the Nowell: library audi
torium at 8:15 o'clock. .
The Moths s' club will meet this
afternoon at~ e Girls' and Women’s
club rooms on Main street. A social
will tollow the regular business.
The Broad River Community club
will meet tonight at the clubhouse.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Raymond
Decker. Mrs. Frank James. has.
William I’lleeger and Mrs. Carlton
Byiugton.
Members of the Business and Pro-
tcesional ‘Wonien'suclub attended
the meeting ot the Nor-walk Council
ct Religious Educationheld at the
South N o r w a l k Congregational
church last night.
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;' The People's Chorus will meet to-
night at, the [High school at 8
o'clock. . . ' 5 '
: 'ilhe meeting of the J. F. F. Chap-
ter of the Girl's and Women's club.
which was scheduled for last eve-
ning. was postponed .until next Mon.
day evening. due to the storm or last
evening. .
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Harold Pennington ct ii Reed
street will be the host for the re-
gular meeting or the B. R. Club t0-
morrow evening. David Brennan:
treasurer ptthe organisadon' Will
make his report} Humphrey Dou-
lsne will. present the "newly-adopted
byolsws ot the club. 3
The monthly meeting of the Nor-
walk Chapter of the American Red
Cr . which was scheduled tor lest
eve ing was, postponed indefinite
ly. _: E
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Glrl s Frleudl To ...
Have eke Sale
' Mrs. Anna 'Cr'oniu of“ 1-! Wil-
ton avenue entertained the members
oi the Senior Grls' Friendly aocety
of Grace church. at her home last
evenings. Plans were made to‘ hold
a cake sale on Friday attornoon 'of
this week in Glndenning‘s Drug
store. A social hour with refresh.
mehts was enjoyed at the close at
the meeting.
”Those present were: Mrs. Lucy
F‘ielierty. Mrs. Gertrude» Weekes.
Mrs. Cora Oaltes. Miss fliljo Winters,
Miss Sadie Hendricks. Mrs.‘ Anna
Cronin. Miss Eleanor Cronin. Mrs.
Mable Cable and sister and Mrs.
Pansy Tower. ' ‘
The next meeting will be held on
March 1. at the home of Miss Hills.
Winter in Melbourne Road.
linish up for the enrollment. Games
were played and the meeting was
dismissed. - ‘ -
, Troop 8. The scouts or the St.
Joseph’s Troop metin the auditori-
um oi the scheoion Tuesday after-
noon. Regular opening exercises and
then patrol corners took place.
Games and work on the val-loin
classes of scouting was taken up by
.Miss Dosnal‘he meeting was .ad-
Journed alter-singing the good night
song.
'l‘roopii. The regular meeting at
Troop li‘wuheldinthsvestry oi
the Norwsik Methodist church on
scouts took her Tenderloot test.
Attor- the reguiar meeting basket
ball was eneoysd and the goodgnight
circle closed the mullet .. .
86313! WDIBBL
on. INTEREST “FOR
HILLSIDESCHOOL . '
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ALUMNI MEET
The coming week end at Hillside
School promises a most lair and dc-
lighttul true. The first mid-water
alumnae meet is to take place. There
will bola basketball game between
former basketball stars end the pros-
ont team .an alumnae stunt party.
Saturday eveningpand all sorts of
get together doings trom Saturday
noon until Sunday attornocn.
,On Friday. a large party trom the
school will be present at the High
the Man." Mr. Jakob ot the nigh
school. gained 'the enthusiastic co-
op'oreuon or all Hillside by describo
ing the play at a morning assembly
last week. Among the many friend-
ly bits or co.oporatlon between the
schools. this event promises to be
not. the least enjoyable.
CHURCHES
The meeting ot the Dom-keepers
Clrcioot the King's,.Daughtess oi
the First Congregational
which .was scheduledtor last. oven-
ing'was postponed until next Mon-
day evening. due to last evening's
The C. B. B. K. club of the South
Norwaik Congregational church wil
meet tonight under the direction oi
Arthur Lcemhuis.
Members or the Mizpaii circle of
the King's Daughters oi the South
lilorwalk Baptist church will hold ‘a
chicken supper tonight at the
church. ‘ ‘ ' '
The Young People's Society of SB
Petsrfs ,’ Evangelical church will
meet tonight at the church. .
The regular meeting of the Wom-
an's Guild of Trinity Church will
be held this evening in the Gull
hall and'will be preceded by a sup-
per at 6 o'clock. .
A‘moetlng or the Gleaner's Cir-
cle of the King's Daughters oi the
First Congregational church will be
held thip evening in... the'~ Parish
House. . .Plans tor‘the‘ birthday ce-
lebration will be made: , ‘
vi The monthly meeting 0! the Tomp-
kins League at the Norwalk Metho-
dist church mi held iset‘eve'ni'ng in
the social rooms or the church. A
short business session was held. at-
ter 'whlch'theuboyl ram basket—
ball; There a good attendance
or the young men of the church.
A.meeting ot the Ladies Aid So-
ciety ot the Norwslk Methodist
church will be held tomorrow attor-
noon at the church.
N. Y U Professor At Z
Child Study Circle
_‘ Miss Mabel C. Stevie. or New
York city. assistant proiessor ,0! Po-
diatrics at the.New York university
'and who is associated with. the
Beilevue hospital. will be the speak.
or at a specs! meeting. the Child
Study circle ot the Sisterhood o! the
Park avenue temple at the temple
in Bridgeport this afternoon.
The program which promises to
be unusually: interesting and instruc'fi
tire is being arranged by Mrs. N. A.
Aaron and all who are interested are
invited to attend. .ll‘oliowlng ~ the
talk to be given by Miss Stovin there
will be an open discussion on prob-
lems pertaining to child study.
Miss Btovin who is [graduate or
the Johns Hopkins university and
who received her A. .B. at Vassar is
the instructor on diseases of children
at a number or the New York child
welfare clinics: ’ ‘~ ~ -' ‘
can
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'BATURDAY NIGH'I .
school‘s production .0: “Arms andl
church. ,
inclement weather. - 5
Will. PW MADE-u -
doles or TODAY-
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‘ SOCIETY EDlTOR’ ENGAGED‘
Canto. son of Mr.
Lewis street. Bridgeport.
school.
She is n graduatcot
Miss Farley, who' is :1 well
HELEN KELLER’AND swam... ‘
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known entertainer,
K. of C.'s Ladies Night in this city .uriy lust summer.
IDOG TALKS .
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Society editor of the Bridgeport Telegram, who is well known in
this city. and who has Just announced her engagement to Stephen John
and Mrs. Stephen Sonic or 921 Hancock avenue.
Bridgeport. Miss Farley is the daughter of Mrs. George Farley of 160
the Bridgeport High
song at the
The "dog which has E... taught to sm' "Mamas“ siegnnde. which
is a Great Dane. follows the blind girl wherever she goes.
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COSTS MONEY T0
BEWEIGHTY IN
DE MOLAY CLUB
it was made know at the meeting
oi‘ the Moldy Mother's Club in
the DoMo ny Clubhouse in West
avenue yesterday ‘aticrnoon. that
this organisation is the only one of
its kiud'ln the country. as for as
is known according to "Dad" How-
ard Gorham. Thus the Norwaik
Chapter at DeMoluy. may be proud
of this tact. and also of the (act that
it is the only Chapter in New Eng-
land that. has its own clubhouse.
Business of only a routine nature
was transacted at the meeting of the
mothers yesterday. A good sum was
reported by Mrs. Lambert Moul-
l.hrop. us having been realised from
the curd purly last Friday. Aprons
were distributed among the mem-
bers. A coin is to be placed in the
apron pocket for every inch of the
wearer's waist line. the money to be
turned at the next meeting on March
let. The ladies voted to assist the
members or the Berkeley Easter
Star, in serving the banquet on the
Deliloluy second anniversary on
February 13th.
close or the meeting.
Australian Soprano
At Woman’s Club
The Slulnliord Women's Club Will
have an unusunl artist for the pro-
gram following its regular meeting in
the auditorium tomorrow after-
noon. Mme Irma Caron. French-
Australian soprano, will give Maori
and Javanese songs in costume.
Mme. Caron comes from extended
engagements in Philharmonic Hall
and Royal Albert Hull in London.
From hei- contracts in Australia. she
has learned all about the natives'
who were there beioro the British
took over the Island. These little
known Maori are made very inter-
esting by Mme. Caron. Hex-Javan-
ese songs are also at educational
and artistic value. The program is
particularly appealing to members
and their guests because the : ngs
are out or the beaten track or such
costume recitals. -
‘ Prothumai Society
Plans Party Feb. 22
- Plans for h Washington's birthday
party to be held in the South Nor-
walk Baptist church on February 33
were made at a‘ meeting at the Pro-
thumui Society at. the home it Mrs.
“ Jack chrin at 128 South Main street
last evening. Other routine business
was u~ansactod. Mrs. Goal-in served
roireshmenis.
Those present were Mrs. Lester '1‘.
Mallory, Mrs. Huck. Mrs. Kemp. Mrs.
Edwin Lamb. Mrs. David Dickson.
Mrs. Ward Malkln.- Mrs. Stephen
Clifford. Mrs. Fred Sherwood. Mrs.
Geariu and several others.
Mooseheart Legion
To Plan Convention]
The Mooseheart Legion will hold
its regular meeting tonight at s
o'clock at th Moose hall on South
Main street. All members are re-
kucsted'to attend as it is desired to
take up a discussion about ihocom-
lug anniversary or the legion.
Local Fan's Hear _
. Mary Garden Sing
Local concert fans had the pleas-
ure ct hearng Mary Garden. Chicago
Opera prime dance. in a recital occr
Station. WJZ. last evening. Miss
Garden yes 'in‘ excellent value and
rendered a delightful program. _.
The Skin That Love ‘Touches
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TO lllf. Cilg‘t
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Refreshmenlswcrc served at the ’
FRATERNALS
The William McKinley mulling.
U. S. V. W., will meet lonlglit.
Patriotic Order of Americans.
Camp. No. 3 will meet tonight at 42
Franklin sll'Cul.
Sons 0: St. George Welcome
Stranger Lodge No. 364. will meet
tonight at 25 Main street.
Court Laurel No. 106. will meet
tonight at 1:2: West avenue.
Pride of Court Nnrruk Circle. No.
801. will meet tonight at Eugles'
lien on Molt avenue.
Uncas Tribe No. 28. Improved Or-
der 0: Red Men will meet tonight at
35 Washington street.
Catholic Union Council. Knights
of Columbus. will meet tonight at
23 West avenue.
Old Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and
A. M. will meet tonight at 10 South
Main street.
Frank C. Godfrey Post. No. 1: will
meet tonight at 7') South Main
street.
Auxiliary Frank C. Godfrey Post
No. is will meet tonight at 10 South
Main street.
Peggy Wood Buys
,_ Baby Clothing
Norwalkcra will be interested in
learning that Peggy Wood. actress.
who formerly owned a home in
North Stamford and is the wife of
John V. A. Weaver. is very busy
these days ombrolderlng baby
clothes.
A dlspniuli from Atlantic ‘city
says that John Weaver refused‘ to
"Love'em and leave 'em"liko he
urged his readers in a poem which
recently excited some comment.
John. now in Atlantic City super-
vising his new show. but every night
he rushes to his home in New York
where an interesting event is ex-
pected to talleplace shortly.
John said last night that it look-
ed as though he would have to get a
February commutation ticket. sl-
thcugh the doctor had told him
that it would not be necessary.
Phi Gamma Siginas
Entertained At Lunch
Mrs. Raymond Littcll of Ohio ave-
nue entertaned the members or the
Phi Gamma Sigma sorority at a
luncheon Saturday. at her home.
This was the regular monthly meet-
ing. of the sorority which was
formed during the members’ high
school days in New York City.
These in attendance included:
lilrs. Eugene Kelly. Mrs. Alfred Syn:-
onds. and Miss Edna Steurcr of New
York cityz'Mlse Ethel 'Robinson 0:
Pelham. Mrs. Freeman Light and
Mrs. Harold Van Liw of this city.
Better Films Review
Committee Meets
\
The review committee of the Bet.
ter Films Association 0: Norwalk
met at the home of Mrs. Nchmieh
Csndeehlo Arch street. ystcrday att—
ernoou. '
The Alembcra Mrs.
include:
. George Picknell. Mrs. Nehmiah Cau-
de'e. Miss Mary Kirby Jennings. Miss
Mary Rider. Mrs. George lugham.
Mrs. John Merrlman. Mrs. M. Voll-
me'r and Mrs. Harold Wilson. Miss
Patten Baird. chairman of the chil-
dren's matinee was present.
~Deliveries will be made prompt-
ly when ordered thru the mall.
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and cxtrerncly youthful.
THE WOMEN OF NORWALK-
Training Class for New Scout
Officers to Commence Feb. 11
Nikola Zan, New York
Baritone, To Present
C 0 n c e r i Progi'au‘i,
Refreshments To lie
Served.
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An interesting program has been
planned for the weekly remand: UL
the People's Chorus to be in [vi to.-
nlght at 7:30 o'clock at ilr :4. uim
High school.
The chorus work ulll mm,
promptly at that hour and ivory
member and prospective nwnlmy 1.:
requested to meet at the Aficomllly
Hall or the school in limo to r-vrum
a lull rehearsal period. l5. rv
member is asked to bring his Emu-E»,
of the opera “Martha." Mrs. Luw
Marks Morrison will conduct.
At the close of the rehearsal Ml.
Ralph ’l'olund, coach of the People's
Chorus. “ill lake the baton and mu,
duct 11. "singing lesson." Thom.
“singing lessons" will be regular (vu-
lures of the weekly rehearsals of tin
People's Chorus, and are creating a
great deal of enthusiasm among in...
members.
Immediately following the "slug-
ing lesson" the members of the Che-
rus and their gut-sis will enjoy a ran.
treat in the song recital of Nikola
Zan. a baritone of note and a mom
her 0! Associated Artists of New
York City. Mr. Zan will be no-
companied by E. Hewitt Toland.
Mr. anl has a beautiful voice, .1
charming personality and has pre-
pared an interesting program Cov-
ering a wide range of numbers. His:
work has received the highest praise
in every quarter. lllr. Zan appearvd
for tour years in grand ODOI'fl at
Prague. and has 0. wonderful ropuim
tion as a singer of folk songs and
also as a recitnlist.
The closing event ol‘ the evenings
activities of the People's Chorus um
be the serving of refreshments. Xvi"—
walk is indeed fortunate in having an
organization of the character of the
People‘s Chorus where all music
lovers are welcome to membership.
and where mumbel‘shlp pm, only tur-
nishes musical education but pro-
vlrles musicians of nail: to entertain
the members nnd refreshments to
please the inner mun, '
League of Voters To
Dr. Oliver Sirlngflelll will be thu-
'chief speaker at tho. regular ll'lt‘l‘l-
lug ol the Stamford League or
Women Voters to be ‘lleld on Thun-
riuy in the Women's Club Stamford
lit 3 p. ill. Dr. StriuBlicld will lull.-
on the health problem in the schools.
Modernize Your ;
Old Fashioned
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'1' can be made over into
the beentii’uinewOrange
lice-urn design without
cutting the ring.
The inscdpticn is not de-
stroycd. orls the cherished
sentiment of the clrolet in '
any way harmed.
Ask us for particulars.
W: “a: if”:
"Genuu'ineW‘uhoalt"
BENEDICT
THE JEWELER
22 Wall St, Sorwalli
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