Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 21, 1926 · page 7

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Legion Auxiliary Gathering

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pliments the Norwalk Organization.

. It‘s. Lucy Edwards oi Shelton. 1111111; very
‘etste president or the

 

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nomberahip' were present at tii1»11n11111111shown.
meeting or the American Leaion| 11111111111
Auxiliary at the legion rooms on tho c‘olilll) 111111111111
Iouth Main street. last night. i

also attended. they being. Mrs. Mary :1,
crawlord. chairmen the (.‘hildlstntu 1:11'1111'nlion to in.»
tees. and Mrs. Jennings. 11011-1 '1‘1111.
.‘ Mrs. Smith presen the local
auxiliary with an Add inah, doii. {rcsluiictiis 111
”rd. Edwards expressed hcrsclr us 1111-0111,».r11»11

Local Auxiliary ls Presented Aunt Dinah Doll; State
Chairman Of Membership, Mrs. Jay Smith, Com-

with the
Anlt'r'itun 11111111111111slilp of the Noi'unlk cranni-
mlon Auxiliary and Mrs. Jay Smith lotion, :111 increase or '.‘3 members
0! Bridgeport. state chairman or since the 111 ginning of tho your, hav-

tlio auxiliary will attain!
or the Legion
and Ailhllliil)‘, hi 1‘ 11131111111111. At the
Two state ofllcers from Westport'noxt local 11111-11111,». Tuesday, August
(l1ic1.1:iti's will be chosen to the
hold 111 New
Welfare end Guardianship commit- 11111-111. August. 21.. :1 11nd :11, 111 the

At the 11111111» of the owning. rc-
11-1noiinde and cake

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

HARRIET MOORE WINS RECORD HOME

 

A "ghost hunt" was the main ex-
, bitement at the meeting or the B. it.
_' club held at the home or Rowland
‘A. Iehwebel. 1!. Reed strcet. last
' Mntng.

The evening started with 11. Sala-
Wadi party at which first ginnd
eril'u were won by Miss Lillian
I‘leld and Humphrey Douiens, and
the connotation prize by Daiid L.
Brennan.

After the games came the ghost
-t. the nature or which will not

-ivulged by members or the club.
owever, it must. have been quite
excitlnl. Judging trom all accounts
”it! it is recorded that Miss Harriet
Moore won all records for running

crine 1111:1511.

Mrs. W. ll. Pennington
Helgii lizisiiiusson. ‘

Members pt'cscnt worc:
linn 11‘111111. Miss Marie t‘lnusi.
llt'lt‘il Kay. Miss lini'i'ict
Miss 11'11111: 11.111111111,
11.111111 112. 1.1'1'1‘it,
nan, Ilui'old (.7.
plii'cy lloult‘ns.
Charles L‘. 11111111111111.
George 1'3. llart'is, Mr.
linipli .Htirin 1111, 1'1 Klit‘Sl.

1‘11111'1115 1‘. 11111111111111

David L.

 

will 111» :1 dinner 111111110.

 

WHATSOEVER CIRCLE LOSES MRS THOMPSON;

 

, The Whaisoei'er Chain of thei 111111 tho. inspiration
King's Daughters. I‘iist ,Con raga-i licr no.1 1,3. 111 I. 1.111: husband,
tional purch, South Norwal. isi
loath] one of its most llCi'i’siillt'll
members in the person or Mrs. “11.
mm R. Thompson of llownyton who
is soon to go to New Hartford, New
York, to reside.
Members or the circle met at the ‘03.

home of Mrs. Samuel t‘omstock. 4- K1\'1-1;i1 ”Misha“ M ”‘0
West avenue yesterday artmnnnn 15-1»--11
11nd enjoyed an afternoon with Mrs 1111'- “up, 1. 1‘ 111: mmmfi “(W 11~111~1_.
Thompson. 1 i

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111-1719111119.

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it. was also voted to send to tho 1~11111111.1 in his 111111111 111 11011
Tribune Fresh Air 15unr1 suriich 11,1
money to send two children to the. 11.151 1:151 1111111 op1 rntcii
country for two wetlis.1niurii»51 to his c'llinw' and log.
Several letters from sick and shut' 1111111 11' 11 111.11 7111.
in members were 11.01111 I1111111'1'1'11 in 11110111111 1111 date

Rev. Frederick Jacobs paid tributc
Mrs. T‘lnnc stolcii in ltichiitnnil.

css 'l‘lili'i ci‘nlilicri it and just now.

ed.

 

to the Christian character or
Fred Thompson. her helpruin

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

KK‘ Queen Victoria and Lydia E. Pinkham

Marshall. lliinois. -"At'tcr my sec-
ond child was born I never saw it.
well day for five years. My father
was telling his druggist about my
condition. and the druggist insisted
that father take a bottle of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
have me try it, as it had helped his
wife. I'hsd given up,'1but to please
father and mother I commenced
taking your medicine and in a week
i had begun to feel better. When
I passed through the Change or
Life. I was taking the Vegetable
Compound and I had no trouble of
any kin ."-—Mns. ANNA Manner.
1'005 E..Pium St...Msrshall, lllinois.

Another Woman Helped

Philadelphia, Penna-Mrs. Caro-
line Nagy, 01! 2717 Sears St. in a
recent letter to the Lydia 11). Pink-
ham Medicine 00.. says that after
her child was born she in a
very weak condition. She 11011 d not
seem to regain her health and ,went
to her mother for advice. She told
her to try Lydia E.Pinkhan1’s Vege-
table Compound as it had helped her
when in like 11011111111111, and it has
helped her mother else. So Mrs.
Nagy started tskinglit. Shefelt bet-
ter after taking the first bottle,—
after taking six bottles her weak-
'ness and other troubles disappeared
and she is never done praising the
Compound.

In some ramllles the 1111111111 gen-
eration is learning the merit o1
Lydia E. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Corn-
pcund. .

 

 

 

 

soul. m. venetian. iLLINOIO
g In the year 1819 two babies'were
lion Whole lives were destined to
its Remaking influence. One
in e. stern castle of Old
the other in a. humble
in New England.
Victoria. through her wis-
in! cud kindlineu 11:31:50 11. long
porous reign me en-
1throtiwsilhu the hearts of the British
Lydia E. Pinkham' through
merit: of her Vegetable Coni-
has made her names. house-
. 111 word in thousands or American
bones.

 

111111: in White and {Shades
semis Most Fashionable liner-y

BERT: 21 soars tum eraser

Miss Lil-
Miss
Moore,
111:1no Scliwobcl,
ilrcn-
Pennington. Hum-
t.‘li:11'ics Doulcus,
Frank Mnrron.
Schweliei 111111 1

will be the
inst for lllt" August meeting. which

LOSES ONE OF ITS MOST VALUED WORKERS

chcn 111111 by

111.» also cwwnsscd Iinlll‘t‘TlnllOIl oi'
1-7111'l1 1:531 111:11111‘1' uncrnomis its 111:1
special

\111 (‘.1uslnnd cntci' -
inluid with 111.1111) and whistling so-

wonicn
1:11.5'11 l15{orc tho ciosc of the

A few business matters 11cm 1.1.
ken up. The resolutions or the 1' 011-, Convalescing
' 'nectleut Women' s Law Enfmccincnt.
committea “era enthrscd and sicn- 1"], 11.11 ~1~ 1'1 (11.1“, inf-0111.5; of Dr.'

of this 1111. has been:
nxtonitheii 11111111111: has taught them how

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stamens-semen!

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Cash For All
Twisections

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u m “Wm money for Spring expenses. Month-
,. Ma and interest arranged to suit your con-
:i .1.. went. in. nee-coon. commas»:-
martin abate Banking Commissioner'-

or Phone son.

30 Well It.

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RUN AT THE B. R. CLUB GHOST HUNT

ironic. 111»11111n1'c..'t cotnpotiiors 1111s
Miss li'cuu 111111111111 and Miss lx'nth-

A dclicious lunch was served by
and Miss

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l‘irst row. left. to right: Annlo Ma
Virginia Pearce.

Patterson.

"Back to the simple life." is the
slogan or lllt.‘ girl scouts who are
now (111,111) 1111:: :1 high old tltne camp-
1111: nl Noun,» brook iii \\'cstport.

'l‘licrc nrc seventeen of them alto-
gctlicr. .\'oi11v:1lk 11nd \Vt'stport. and
1111111 in their 11111111111111. knickers and
smoke the girls have. quickly adapted
thenilsclics to the naturnlriess or
11111111 llft’.

t‘urllni: irons. powder pulls and
silk stockings 1111\1- 11111111 11111 for 11c-
liind lll 1111» dim print. for the scouts
1111,1111 no time nor inclinntion {01'
111111 11111105.

Don‘t Mind Worms.

They are real rompers. don't pay
1111,11 nticntloii to mosquitoes 01' bugs.
and think nothing of linvini: a few
11mins crawl 11110 111111 with them.

'l‘li1v cook their own meals over
an open lil'f‘DlflCt‘, sleep in khaki
tents and spend the greater part or
their day 111 nciiie programs on the,
bcnuiiful 5311111 111111111».

t‘oulil you 11111111 n 1er with just.
two mulchcs. 111111 no pupcr'.‘

11 takes the majority of summcr

 

{111m ili1'»\‘111'i\'.'ill\' hospital “lli‘lt he l to do tlic
upon for,
it is tho'in 11:1 sides. how to keep their tents

111m will 11111111111!

1111.11 1115111112111“ in military camp
style," rind how to prom re the menus
.‘lllil 11101115 {or the whole cantpi

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‘.11111 go through suilicient energetic

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. i! allowedfihe scouts to erect their

 

1 innit-.1101 rind sciorzil whole newspa-

' holds for them.

campus at cost three boxes of

111r5'101-icn get 11111 thing Slfll'1ll‘ll
11111 the 5.111] scouts are diffeiwent

two "hitches
It has taught

“"1111 on
“111111111. 11:11111r :11 till

ihcnirclvcs.

Miss Murgnrci Jennings of Nor-
wiillc is in churns: or the camp. and
she is assisted by two junior coun-
111101'5: Marjorie Desmond and “Verna
\\'clls.

Scouts from Norwnlk include:

Carolyn 111111111111, Louise Henry

'l'rsslc and Edit. llislto. Annie
Hawkins, Ilutlt l‘orlictt. Olii'ette Pat-
1:1'son unit 1' c1 11 St hlmmerllng.

1 10111 “72113111011 liarrict. Louise and
l‘illi‘l):il'1l Nash. Mary Sturgcs and
Doris W ootl.
Program. a

At scion 1151111111: in the morning.
11111 it or not the girls must rise.
1111111111 there isn't much trouble
getting 11111111 out of bed—they are
too (iigci to discowr what the duy

"Jerks" arc ut 7: 06. This queer
“11111. tinnslaicd into everyday
language, nit-ans morning physical
thercli’lt‘s. 'i‘hc scouts hop out of
bed, put sweaters and knickers on
movements to insure their being
t‘uily awake.

Colors. 7:55,
the 11:11,.

Breakfast at 8 oclock.

Camp capers immediately after-
wards. The "capers" include: dish
hashing, pi epnriug the lunch. malt-
'ing the beds cleaning up the tents
The girls “0111111 squads of four.

Classes in scout nork take place
at 10: 311 ociock

Cooks report for luncheon duty
at 11:311.

Lunch is served at 12:30.

Rest hour at 8.

Scout work at 3.

Free time at 4.

Books report for supper work at
5, while the supper is served at 6
o’clock. _

Camp'i‘lre circle at 7: 30.

Call to tents at 8: :10.

Taps at 9.

including salute to

No “this

There are no "lights out" for the
simple reason the camp doesn't
bother with anyauch trifle as lights.
They are in bed and Mleop by the
time the heavens are dark.

A sample menu for the day would
1311 as follows: Breakfast: fruit.
cereal broad 111111 butter or teen;
and notice. Luncheon. baked beans.
baked potatoes. bread and blitter.
milk. fruit. 'Supperi' eggs, -.tout
cookies. fruit.

Then or course. there is the toast-
ing or marshmallows over the camp

tire, trying eggs on rocks. and mak- "

or the "doughboys"
Cook ‘Mhbon" .

‘The latter pastime. highly popu-.
lnr with the girls. consists» of the
making or a stilt dough. rolling a.
small portion or it onto a stick and
cooking same over a camp fire. ne-
sult: toasted cakes. delicious.

The camp itself is situated on one
side or Stoneybrook surrounded by
woods. on the Nash estate in West-
Dorl. M} Edward Nash having kind-

camp on his property.
fills In.

 
 
 
 

:1 Hawkins 11111111.. sash, 1.111.111.

A sturdy equipment hous: iiuiit.
undcr the auspices of 1111- lllll'Clili'
lot“ the scouts. and iliiough iiu»ir ei-
forts and money;
semi completion.

A lcature ot the 111111111111: 1.11 :m'
immense fireplace which has n dou- '
hie npcrturc, enabling the girls tel
rusoit cithci' on the inside or the:

is in a 51110 of

house or outside.

Play and work both hold promi-'
nent places on the program. L:1.~t'
evening, however, the litter suppi'r
hours were given urcr wholly 111
social activities when tho SCOulH.l‘l.~
[1113011 in a "treasure hunt."

Boss of marshmallows were hid
den in the underbrush surroundiu.»_
the camp and the girls not out 1'
different directions to iliscori'i
them. 'l‘he winners were at lllml‘h.
to out all the marsliiiinliows them.
selves or to sharc 1hciii “illl tllll:
less fortunate sisters. “'11 1111]..
they took the more gciicrous 111111
or the situation.

Keep Charts.

Miss Jennings has constructive
charts to keep tract of the cam;
work of each scout. Each girl, 1
fore she lcavcs. in supposwl to lln'.
nnmcd tire trees, i'ccognizcd iv.
birds, three flowers. two consielh
tions. cooked it "doughboy." {1111
an egg on a heated rook, ienrncri
camp song. followed a scout t1':1
built‘a comp fire with two match»
and entertained during some 11:.
of an cvcning. around the camp to
circle. A blue ribbon is the r1
ward.

Colored pennants are given for 1111
tents. well executed camp duties. a
sistanco in comp improvomcni
camp spirit and the keeping of 1!.
rest hour.

"That's our greatest trouble." 5211
Miss Jennings. "The girls are 11
energetic and full of fun and 111
that they don't want to keep an,
rest hour. However, our progi'nu
is so strenuous. that some “let up'
time is necessary.

Are they having a good time?

“Gee, we hate to think or going
heme." answered several in e. che-
me.

They return Thursday Next.
wait. another group or girl scouts'
wiil' camp at Btoneybroolt. l

“Eight And F0
Hold A Mi 'lii'. ;
Sale During August‘

Aumoonlightaii is to be held dur- .
in.1 the'lstter pal-tor August. by the
and Form". the fun making ;
emulation er ‘the American 1 Le- 1
glen Auxiliary. which organization 1
ie-stlntlar to the "Forty and 21.111:- ‘
clone! the men. 1
Satin 1.111.111: :1. the organiu- ‘
tlon vi travel to Hartfordtto-initi-
ate a new salon there.

 

 

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One or the scouts pointing
the beauties of the brook.
a little too tu- and with a
splash tell rlxnt into the bee »»» 1

bah L
11mm... .1 . 1. .

and ran back to e. (1,.
her clothes.

The only other soonest m
in coma so, sent-amigos.“

 
 
 
 
 
 

Healthy group of Norwalk and “1351th (31111 8111111111 11111111 camping at htonybrook.

 

Second row: Mary Sturflfi- Harrie! VIII-1 “urban ‘11 111 11111-11 1111111. 1111-111» Si-ltlllimt‘rlini; 111111 1111111 111.1... 1
Third ron: \crnn “oils, Marjorie Desmond, Miss M nrgflmt Jcllninss. iii t'llnrgt', 1111111 t'orticit 111111 11111 c111»

 

Miss Marjorie Desmond Junior counciior; Miss Margaret Jennings in
charge of the camp. 111111 .\11~.~' Vomit “oils. Junior cuuncilur. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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employment.

This rate is for concerns employingrili) or less" employees.
charge of $1 a year for each employee is made.

Oflct'ing n SERVICE Proposition iliili is so all eiuliriiuiii: iii 11" 1111111111:. 1.1111;
protection tor concerns large and small, as well 11:: for 1111111111, 1111111111111115.

ercly nominal.

(51' iiil_V 11111111151».-

Weekiy calls and inspection by bonded operators to our lessees.
At no additional expense, 8 watchman will bciuriiislicii for 12.’ nights. citlicr CI.)lle€L‘iiil‘i'G or 11111.13
11 month for a your.

All our investigators are bonded.

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CONSULTING ATTORNEY

Vaporis Private Investigation Service

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ecutive Board 1 ‘ 1‘ » 1 'M' 10
Meets At Luncheon l) , , ‘ \1 li ' 1
iiiiiiisiisi 11111 ‘1111 Hum l'.\. .' ,
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walk llvpuiilii'uu Women's 115.51.11.1- ,_ ) ' ' 1“” " r311
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