Cities
ey Quinlan Is To
. peak At Call/ert
. Club Thursday Night
“ Celebration.
ilmm will be one of tour aims
“to United Itstes to observe on
_-ay. the anniversary of the
g of the Catholic pilgrims
:liy Cecilio: Calvert, second Lord
“More, on the shared 0! Mary-
Mereh at. 111111.
. Nowell: Calvert club which
. 1. y a year old. will hold its
1 lifetion in the Catholic club
1 on West avenue. Thursdlv
" t. under the auspices of the
lit Council of Catholic Worn.
Itch for the evening will
as Skinner of New York
Attorney Edward Quinlan or
”city. \
’e four cities In the United
celebrsting include: miti-
are. New ’f’ork. Chicago and Nor-
, According to the New York
ed which prints 3 story on the
“rations:
Wilder the auspices ct the Calvert
also. celebrations of this event
. can held every year since me
bro Gained ‘to lead to a nation-
dLoclebratlon or the Calvert 'l‘sr-
Omcere' Associations ot Stam-
’Westpcrt and Nowell: will
,Coloisl Couiter. April 7. at the
' boon! fleadquertere on Main
' Col. Couiter. it will be re-
tiered. spoke here some months
below the Norwallt Republican
it‘s Association. on the Big
1 or and Sister Movement. He
is kiddodcld.
Wm ort has reported itself un~
ii to 9 part in the meeting due
‘a previous engagement for the
, tlon. The topic on :Aprit .7
’1 be the cltlrenship program. .
Mounmmwts by Miss Marjorie
no scout leader:
here are any seouts who no
want their uniforms or hate
out or them. bring them to
girl scout office at 24 Main street
they will be resold tor you.
' "are many scouts who Ire not
be buy new uniforms who v‘rouid
to have old ones to wear up»
”they are able to purchase new
-ors training class will he hold
“sly owning. March 2:. The
”it“ one more lesson after this
than the winning patrol will
amped line to the ‘looslng‘pa-
It looks as though Patrol 2
‘ busy planning games and re-
wheels for the other patrol.
fill with the singing of songs from
rl scout song book.
Aid Class members will meet
- l at the South xmsfm.
at d on naturalist-noon
firs. Kellogrhn is instructing
in the arts “ i practising first
7 brownies will hold their ser-
' lilll'ecting at the Girl Scout head-
' . on Friday afternoon at 3'39
)1. The band is getting so hi;
it 'will soon be norms-w to hold
rioting: in earns other place.
i troop news: -
p l—‘i'hc meeting began with
W announcements at the pa-
dere. Rest we had the for-
binning will: the "oration of
mt lava and promise fol'owrd
“it fits: Spangled Banner and
flute. A comm was then held
' 11 the tour patrols in the form
nature Me. Patrol 1 one
‘ winner with on average of 10
' 18 names of birds and flow.
The usual scout work was then
up after which the meeting
up 2 held its regular meetlm-
at the Franklin collect
first class group started work
the Homemaker’s Bridge. Amour
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esObserving Calvert Day
«phases sir 1 years bones.
“The rue: celebration this year
will be at Baltimore. where the Col:
i'ort Aladdin". together with tho
Mil and Dove Society—the Mery-
isnd equivalent to the Mayflower
Society—ind the Pilgrims at the Al.
cater flotsl.
“re. guests of honor at tsa‘oem-
more celebration will include cover.
her Albert 0. Ritchie of Maryland.
air Esme Howard. the British Am-
bassador. and Lady Isabella How-
ard; Dr. Peter Gullday. former
President at the American catholic
historic-st seelety: Michael Williams,
President ot- the celvm Associates:
William L. Marbury. President. or
the Society of the Sons of the Am-
erican Revolution. and the Rev.
John Le Forge. H. 3. President of
the Pilgrims of st. Mary. all of
.whom Will deliver speeches. Thomas
e H. Robinson will preside.
"The New York celebration ivlll
tells the term of a radio address
by Dr. Thomas Walsh, an associate
editor or The Commonweal. trem
Station WLWL. the Paulist Fathers.
the cohort Club. ot Chicago e-m
hold amtlng at the Eighth Street
Thesis ~ the evening ot the 24m.
under the Presidency of Dr. John A.
Lapp. The former Senator from
Massachusetts. and Mayor Dover at
Chicago. The Norwalk meeting will
he addressed by R. Deal Skinner
and Edward J. Quinlan.
olonel Coulter ‘to Speak
' Before Cirl Scout Officers
tor a home, drawing a plan of tin
heme and keeping the utensils in
the home clean. Other dcouts won
engaged in the usual second close
work.
‘ Troop ii. The Scouts in Winni-
hauls held their meeting at tht
school house with but a very ion
present: After taking up the usual
Scout work to be passed (or the
underfoot test. it was decided that
the pins which the scouts should re-
ceiVo after passing that best will in
given to the Scouts who have carn-
ed them. a week from next Thurs-
day afternoon. The presentation will
be. modern the Scout hut which 11
owned by both the Boy ondGlr
scout organisations. The mothere
of the Scouts and any who. may br
lntcrrstod are most cordially invit-
ed. The meeting was dismissed early
after the singing of taps.
Troop 13. which meets at thr
Knight-surest church on Tuesday
“tendons .at 4:15. met this ins:
Westley with 19 Scouts present
After the regular opening exorcise:
the meeting broke into groups. sonn-
studyln‘a' second class signalling and
others taking their tondortoot work
it is hoped that many of the scout:
may pass their t’cndert‘oot test It.
order to receive their tendortoei
pins at the next meeting. Mucl
Work was accomplished during ”.1
hour and many games were played
The meeting closed with the singing
of scout songs. The girls leernet
a new one which appeared in the
Girl Scout Song book.
Troop 7 The regular weekly
mreting of the Rainbow troop Will
held Monday afternoon at 4 o‘clock
at the K. of C. club on West avenue
The first part of the meeting ...,“
vireo over to singing songs. Th-
l'ied llerrlnn. Old (fool. and tr-
learned the first verse of the
Pioneer sons. After the singing w.
took up our Scout work. which was
first and second class signalling in
charge of Scouts Cecelia Dorgnn
Marie Kerwin and Ellen Fitsgrreid
Lieutenant Levy took charge of th.
tenderloot work. Our patrol meet
logs were. held. We played gomee
our Flag ceremony followed and
Dorothy Burke was invested as e
tender-foot scout. We concluded out.
mount; after this with our Good
Night lens and tape. Our court oi
honor met otter the meeting a:
usual.
'l‘reop ii. The old troop undo!
Miss Min Prescott will meet thit
next Saturday. Announcements 01
the meeting Dildo add time will be
- discussed were the points it
lend in choosius the eirr
1.1.
announced later.
mm or.
mm.~0—hflm.fil
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“look!
I0. IOIWALI
1111‘... who find pleasure in doing aims
things really enjoy saving. sees omen 11.
.‘ challenge, cash deposit a new eehiesmssi.
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‘ and art transom.
pictured at the 11-11:
in the Kentucky slutellous‘e.
From word ot a Masonic Home
to n it‘llt‘ht‘r in n log cabin and on
up in secretary of sillil‘. Illrs. E11»
ma Guy Cromwell. Kentucky‘s most
distinguished women «citizen has
risen. says a Frankfort. Kentucky
Dispatch.
j Her friends,.'tororcstinn that the
governoraliip of the Konlucky com-
monwanllh will he; at her next.
achievmuoul. point to her as the
most perfect type of a self-created
woman in America.“
There is something Lincolnesque
in the. var-om oi‘ Mrs Cromwell. And
there is typirnl Amorit‘nnlam in the
creed she autumn... 1111 her recipe for
feminine success in the world.
There n'ron't many Words in this
creed. it Just:
"Trust in God. work hard.
for tho ouiermuu‘y,
a smile."
Mrs. (..‘romwrdl'e prominom‘o in
Kentucky lilo is the fulfillment- of
both dreams and sacrifice.
llrr. childhood home. wrecked by
the Civil War. end her family ro-
save
and ever wear
Executive Board
Meet Thursday
The oxoruihn 111mm meeting of
tho. Voru ~1lk lmulruv or Vi omen V0.
lore will he hold 111 the home of
Mrs. James Gregory.
morning at 10:30 o‘clock.
Plans for the apring months will
he discussed. Wee Sally Fanny Glee-
ion. the field socann’M the Con—
necticut League will any a few words
on organization. re. Helene. Hill
Weed. chairman in . preside.
Duclless‘To Go On
Exploration Trip
Plans of the Duchess of Lunar
burg for an exploring expedition
‘ Into the Honor Mountains of the
fishers became known today in New
York city. Mathew Beecher and
George Pearce. artists and ctr-11ers,
her party.
The Beggars are inhabited partly
by the half white tribe of Tunes.
who wear blue rolls on their faces.
This region recently was explored by
Count Byron Hun-.Do Prorok. who
brought backvnian'y rare antiquities
.—
Thursday '
'wbo sailed on the steamer LaSawio. ‘
said they were going abroad to Join -
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At 14. Mrs. 11211111111 Guy Cmmwoll taught school in the little. log cabin
now she occupies one of the highest posts of honor
\
duood to straightened circumstances.
she entered during her tender years
n Masonic institution which has
(other. in his den of attluence. had
been instrumental in founding and
supporting. She. left the home at it.
Since then Mrs. Cromwell has:
Taught school. at it. in a log
cabin at. "Rough and Ready." in
Allen County. and later at the vil-
lage. oi Halt—Way. near Bowling
Green.
Paid Her own way through Bowl-
ing Green Normal Collette.
Graduated from Howard College.
Gallslt11.'l‘ onn
Served us State Librarian
St‘ned Kentucky legislature as
enrolling clerk.
Won the office of secretary of
state. the first. woman over to hold
a state office in Kentucky.
Served as member of the Board at
Education of Frankfort. the State
Sinking: Fund and Printing Commis-
sion. the. State Board of Education.
the Vocational Board of Education.
and tho Confederate Pension Board
G. W. Open House
Night, March 26
"Open House" nlnht at the Girls‘
and Women's club will he held
Friday. Maren 26. Invitations have
been sent out to all members of the
club to attend.
its at the two previous open
house potable. a moving picture will
be shown through the courtesy or
Russell From. Jr. .The picture as.
looted for this month is the famous
Players-leaky Production. "Empvy
Hands." Jack Holt and Norma
Shearer «have the leading parts and
are supported by an all star cast.
The performances “ill begin at s
cclock and members are requested
to be on hand promptly
PIN MONEY
if you want pint money. Mrs.
Home Women, why not raise mold?
The French custom or mastication
helpless snails with zeal and gusto
is spreading to this country. too. we
are told. ._ Here's how to raise snails
in the way that they should go!
a collar pith mulberry loaves
during the summer months. Put
trillions of baby snails in the will:
Sprinkle the snails with water tron
time to time. then turn on an elec-
tric 113112. The snailish habit of
earning out to‘ food steer a above:-
will work now: The mails will
stink “Miranda out of their sheik.
. when they ore sprayed with milk
" tad hour and become milk-bottle
_ mastic. are bottled. saith, and the
“lady cots richer than mm mm...
mushrooms or Goblins,
ream—sane Rom
01m
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misadmchfldtobed
Vim having FOLEY? BORE!
“Cummings. A
Wm "than ion-sod
m’nmrmmrer
“Misanthropic!
“handwriting-airbu-
”wanna-em"
“I”
Vashlngton street.
S'l‘rlNLEY 1.. COT'l‘i 1N.
fwo and a. half your old son of Mr.
President H. F. Mitchell
Appoints Commit-
tees; Another “Get
Together" Planned.
President H. F. Mitchell. of the
People's Chorus. has announced his
committee appointments tor the
coming your and the society in
formulating plain for the most in-
teresting and active your in the his-
tory of the organization. The next
rehture in the prcgl‘nm of the society
Peoples Chorus Plans
Greatest Year 111 History
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[lieu olmi'uu will lllhu receive alien-
lloll luluUllilW «tuning.
in lliliilll’lB the communities in:
lilo yvni. i‘1cs. Mitchell announced
lllili 111l1liliuus \wuul 1111 made to Hill
purmilili-‘l 11s H111 um]. of the society
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lcuh \V1 1'1; llppulmcll:
Executive i. ulnunuuo: lilrs. Phillip
A. Jakob. Misti Milly illlicr. Mrs
M. 1‘. l~‘1‘1~111-h. i.11w1'1-nr.1.- C. Wood-
ln'illygv. Mimi Mlliil11i’1>1~l', Mrs. 1.. ll.
Mnuullmp, 1\l'llllll 1'21111111-11011, t‘. S,
Uuiln-l'iiulli, A. Ari'rschuug. Mrs. W111.
it. Harm-i, Mrs, Luty Mdilih Morri
is the presentation oi Fiotow’s opera W”; “MP“ TOMM-
".‘lurlhu" which will be given on tho 1""1'W‘4‘l'lll‘ml' l'OHU‘Hlli' 1‘: Mrs.
Una-11ml; of April 20. This will be ”1'1“” lilnllu-reon, 11111111111111, 1111....
mllewud by numerous clients 11111! ”W“ ‘" W111 1‘1"“! 1‘1- 1‘1. i‘olunnlw.
“.1” til“! the lnullc lovvl's ol’ this .l‘l1'u...\. 1\l‘\".‘.e1‘lilzlll,, “111111 ’1 ”1.11111.
Icommunity 11.11 Opportunity to enjoy " "WWW“!!!-
tiie best that the musical world has I‘l‘l'lll‘lll‘ VWHHMWI C. 8. lim-
to “my, No cft’ort wlli be spared to term lll, Chairman. .‘ilro. iiwngcllne
make the program of the coming 11111111111, We l.“ bl. Butterfleid.
your one of which the city may u-clx AWN" £1.11... 1:20“-
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1 The rehearsal to be held at the “l l-I‘W L 1 Merlin ll,l:11:1111111.1.
Benlol High School tomorrow me- Mil-‘11 M ”1 “1.111, 311.11 .ii.1l1le 1'1191,
lnipg ulll be a most impaltunt one A. 1\'1t-1_'1:‘M¥. Arllmr inninunwn.
as numexous matters will be Iron 1‘011111111'111; ull l‘uinlnl or 111...;
elm-red us well as complete plans; M" 1.. 'l 3111111111111“ Cilillllililii,
much. for the presentation of ”31:11 "it "a I ~ 11-1.” .‘111u .llinhtll. Mm Lou“.
111:1. “ l-: wry member should llmkl llv 1. I1
11. special effort to be at this and nil. luminum- 1.11 .‘1'11.11.f1w~1: 1111\111
rubsequent rohr-urmls. 11112 11.1le ”:.~11.1lnd 1.11.1. \‘1'..1. (11111.1111'11 1“.
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Mooseheart Legion Enjoys
Ninth Anniversary Party
3
and Mrs. Ilzmil-l ll. Cotton (11’ 13 ‘il
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VOTERS’ LEAGUE
TO GO TO SCH-00L
Several plumbers of the local
Loewe of Women Voters are pian-
uing to attend the School of (.‘iii.
zanship on State Departments which
opens tomorrow morning under lhv-
auspices 0‘ the Connecticut League
oi Women Voters. at the Center
Church House, Hartford. The league
extends a cordial invitation to all
who want to "itro Colincctlcut"_to
attend. Enrollment is not limited
to members at the league. Boihl
men and women may attend.
Miss Marion: Cheney, a vice-
prceident oi the Connecticut League
of Women Voters has arranxed the-
schori so that ‘piliscns of the state
may know what Connecticut does
tor them. omoiais o! the various:
departments will constitute the taco
ulty. A question and discussion pe-
riod is planned at the end of each;
lecture. in addition to the regular
lecture semiotic there will be a visit
to the State Library. an emenlnr oi
LOCAL MEMBERS . . lMISS ALICE HUNT
motion pictures. a dinner tomorrow
evening. at which Professor Itober
13. Leigh will spool; and a League?
iunr‘hoon. on Wednesday. with Nicol
Gertrude Ely ct Bryn Mswr. as
speaker. ‘
Mrs. James E. Cheosman. the di-
rector of the National League tor
the New England Region. will pro-
side. (Juicers oi the Connecticut
League of Women Voters will pro-
side at the other sessions. :iiiss
Mary Bulkloy. president will open
the school. Mrs N. 1-2. (Lark. oi
Lakovillo. a Vice-president. Mrs.
Annie G. Porrltt. secretary and
chairmen of the department of cm-
cienry in government. ,nnd Miss
Marion: Cheney will be the other
presiding odious.
Reparations tor the dinner:
Tuesday evening and the luncheon
Wednesday am. both at the Con.
tor Church Hall». should be made
With Mrs. Harrison Freeman. 175
North Beacon street. Huttord. or
with the Connecticut League ot
Women Voters. .721 Main street.
FRATEBNALS
Patriotic Order Sons of America.
Washington Camp No. ill will meet
ionighl at £2 Franklin stmt.
O 0
Progress Forum of the i". F. L.
will meet tonight at 10,0 Washington
street.
Court Memo. No. 8! Forest-
68 8011111 Main street.
I O U
; Our Brothels Loud lilo. 10 Odd
iFollows will meet tonight at 16
Wall street.
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Spring Topics:
'p' FortheLeagues
It so. have a round table.
havecaeavsek 101'le
communes-nun tenant
havemorethnouesta Rte-
Tartiord. .
ore of America. will meet tonight at 5
the: ”112111;: by 12.1-
Tho ninth anniversary of whole 11ml"
;\ioosrhoart Ltgion wee celebrated in ‘A‘YH" 'J’fllifl' ”M1111 In“: ilui1al;1l
TO COME TO CITY 51...... ...... .. ...... ...... '
1"”“33'1 with nearly '1 “‘1“de in 'l'hc- tine l.i1;1l1du.y cake was no:
AGAIN APRIL 9 atlendance. in spite at the illntss t.) ‘i',1'. H.Ilt:r1l.
p 1341mm 111 the city at the present 'i‘hr- prizl‘ of 1111. owning occzmor.
Mix: Alive llum is coming to Nor-' '- '1" ' ”Hi; ll“: “"11" I‘m WM the “dark
walk “gum Mr. and Mrs. Bates of East .Norl horse" or mlslury 1.1120". This we:-
l‘i1ow “in. hut} tlic- oppormnn, go walls pinitd the drum and the piano, l giier 11y Mn; 3111111111 lwmpu and
hour 1..., 11,.” hm (mm the “as mirespocthel). tor music for dancing 1 “.11- “on 11:. kins .»iarv Paul. 1
“m bu glad to 1.“, ”1‘11 lfleinshnleuls were sex-mud. ;t. 1~rl 1111'. 11. l1 r 1 4 1;. mm: nev-
lb: cit
sin: is rolurnins. and those who did
not. may grasp 1111! Chance of hear-
ing hm. j
The currutlu board of the 1.1:.21111
0! Vi omen Voters rmd so mum 1
requests lrom numbers tor the re-3
turn oi hiiss Hun. *al the mat-1
tor was finally arrnnset and she mm
Al Kiacmer lmored “l‘b vocal. 11111; h.«m 1101! Llankr' and pillow
selections. and there was assembly‘ (ample-tr.
Vivian Boothby Has :Two French Plays Net
Birthday Party? 3100 for Orphan Fund
be here on Friday, am“ 1-, 1 Mine Vivien Boothby. daughter of; ‘5. “l” 111;.) £11 1111101111” ...-12.1.).
in order lo xlvo th general pub-1)” and _\Lr1. Herbert Boolhbynv. .1..=v ll” ..111 nun-l 1111 5.11“. i 1.1'.1\
lic an opportuniti to hear this llfil' . 1° A M” :11 "1' ObS‘l‘l'Cd her "It“ , 12115.11 ’,“‘ 1‘” .“W 1W." [WN'V'J‘IQH
linnt sponkpr 11,. ”Jenna “ill be NHL tll birthiny Sulurdu) “th 1111 or. ..11011 0. l 1 .' 1:14.; Fc111".1r:-“;:..1‘.1
open one. Imitations hate all-cad) Jrnehlr b‘nnd" PM!" at h” mm" ”in” I WW] I .. V' "MW I ’
been "“9de it fl] 1‘19 women.§ Games wore enjoyed followed bylpi. .niis (l: n 1314:1311 v“! "La _ ._
organisations in ”ME .114 well as to refreshments of ice cream and cake *1. 1tfi_x:rld2;:’”8 ,. ~' - .
all the mrxnhure at the l'airlleltil n“ little 35” rc'rehed “ mm"? 0‘ flu/(,1, C" 11 4 11‘ ...”? ”my, in 1:
Conan League oi “0111111 \Molers ‘fin‘ prteenls K ..‘1 ”I " ‘, w “M“ ' 1,“.
'lhr meeting will be hold a. .... Amour iii-1m T"““"‘°.“‘ ‘lwl' 1.1.11; 1.1 m1. .111. 1.11: 1:111“... N111"-
Rom" James inn at. :1 o‘clock on; Glad-‘5 mm” ohwu’ {mlm' ('alh‘ yilo‘rr‘ .\ ...-.49....” '
.11er 1‘4. Miss llun’ M‘l speak on “‘m \‘nast. Ernlly “1“!" Jim-i I 'l'lpfl/glel‘lghd piers-1. "L‘Aeconeemfi
“Striking Pprsonulltios of Gent-Ale. Toast. Madrlmr \aasi. Ruth Benita. 'was ill“ on in. lnlogrno Sleeves 0,
Other features oi the morning “11] \ 5““ .Overton, .Iiioduyvl‘ln 13‘1"": 'Wvfi'i'c'l" 1111-i"l‘l1nliu l‘orlescuc. Tl...
he annoum‘rd later. ‘ mun-1 hm”: 131111: 0m“ “.“T’W 'm..\-1.1111t1 1.1111... (-.';tr‘utcd one of the
l‘nect. Ewiyn L'loomquist. lunar. .1~lt1\~1.1t-.~'_ 111:: U. “(my U. the 1:11.
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PARTY TOMORRO“ Bingo Pam and
Etery 111m. tit-r ot the Cohort club: 1
at the Catliullc club hOUE-i. on “(S‘- ‘ Red Men's hall. West \‘l'asl‘ington; Mr. and Mrs. John Wrigley, of
birthday auntie-ruin oi” the Cahert page, Tm pu‘lllc is liniied :ilem.l1.,-1da\' at 11..
tight and om half pounds.
will be an impromptu one.
Old Well Commandery No. 956. L”. g
S. of A.. ball. Special business is
legates' report from the Erand ses-
members are urged to be presenz.
O
111 At Hospital
ward avenue. employed at t~11~
Loomndes Evelyn ol':;.1:l':, .l to,
l . l.l.li(.
,Roacli Allin! Booth?) .nc \:1::11:' Pam‘s;
7
lst ANNR’ERSARX grams and pastor! sold during
loaning aleo helped to swell.
1 Social Wednesday ~- -- ~~
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nil! tall. part in the first anniver- l A bingo par. and social mil be Baby Daughtel
m o! ”lo club tomorrow ovenlns.ll1t-dl on “(din-min. March 2‘. in
avonue. istrrol. under mo auspices o. 1111' ; Mom 15‘. not. are receiving congratu—
Thfi “Fulfill?“ “1“ he the nr-‘ifLadies' Austllmy or Mul\0\""'lar10' lat.ons over the birth of :1 daughter
rumour.
club Miss Alma Maillot-ion Will 1*":bers of the auxiliary arr asked tolhosplual.'ila1 new mm
in charge of the program which; bung cchr
Important Meet of
Old Well Tomorrow
0. G. C.. will hold its regular meet-
ing tomorrow evening in the P. 0.
scheduled to some up. ,
There will be reading of the de-
sion and after the regular meeting.
0 Denny social will he held. All
as the~ business on the program is
very imigorta‘pt.
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Miss Elsie Williams. of Wood~
South Nor-walk Trust company. is ill
at the Nomik hospital.
More Precious
Than Gold is the
Health of your Children
thetaperfieotlantiveindsemoet lo
Aand andpopularlores yet devised-a demons '
Chewing Gum-40 sweet, minty and deli
inflamthatchfldsenloveitandparcnteb cselt.
No
Meaningwhecdhn abribingbuflying. Just
popahalf-nuuetoffilCBuChewingGuminto
that eager little mouth and let the wonderful -
chemimoftbechfld’eownbodydothcmt.
Quick. mutation mild in action. And disc is
comm
H'l'K. a.
The Chewing Gum laxative
Emma-WOW
Beatsndrugm
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Norwalk Chronicler