Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
nG DAY At
NEW CENTURY CLUB.
TTER RECEIVED FROM CHAIRMAN
STATE CONSUMERS LEAGUE.

Eons and daugnIa Improvement Work Town Council /!
b. 'oeiEes sc aroun mplimented in Part and Con.
e gone bssar. demned in Part. Much Interest
aniel Jeaerso and Enthusiasm Manifested
Jefferson az as to Public Affairs.
of Prime Hoo
I'eI oe Neck me president, Mrs George w. Mar
lives ssai occupied the chair at the regular
the father an sting of the New Century Club held
ars These H5anuary 18th, which opened with roll
+ us u.s. ,, b. Jseaii of members answering with sug-
lious for town Improvements. The
inb then subscribed for the magazine
Pquet. piltled 1.-THE Grub Woman" book
noptaining treatise on club government
nlsnl oy tipoHsisting Of parliamentary laws and
nm oa9og e1her interesting reading matter
thusssm W. A letter from Mrs. Lindale, State
former Sen l9hairman of the Consumers League,
/ speakers seksking for a member of the New Cen
overoe, eufy Club TO represent the Consumers
GRACE Gree League, resulted in the appointment
+ warmly 1T Mrs. James P. Pierce. This is an
nat u be anizaton for the purpo-e of inspect.
from, e the products of mil and factories
audthe sano protect CON- umers from j. fecions of
b, and disease that often arise from the making
my Others up ff material into garments in over
Dgr Ro..a e-oFded rooms or iii making them
ay nght IA IRE di.ease already exists.
Eovernmeni a notice was given thai an executive
sal naetng will be he'd in the hub room
eferred to 81 bBO O'Clock on Monday evening
70 ueSisn4' next, January 25th.
a report Of the travelling library given
ay Mrs Geo. H. Hail. chairman, was
! at ~ @ tne honl non the effect that two cases were
and Wingpet the third ready for application.
Ed, cutting the fourth not quite filled, with a
OF PaSI sne pest for acOntrbution of books from
wound VS. members of the club or from Others :
after the rested in the work.
As civic day the program was one of
- the best on the club records, MANY
varied, practical and amusing thoughts
we're expressed on what should be done
TO further enhance the beauty of the
Etown, complimentary and otherwise
pou what our Town Council has ac- :.
eonplished along this line within the =
1ast few months.
Some of the remarks made upon the =
abjeet are as follows: That the people =
our neighbOring towns are amazed "
l the apathy with which we accept -
ae expense that has more or less re- -
a|ied in the destruction of its natural =.
huy; falling to the ground of large "
beautiful shade trees, leveling hills -,
At characterize the primitive beauty
the place, made private houses to =
opm up as light houses at sea, warning
men TO beware of rocks, stone walls
ID other dangerous shoals. That an H
nsighty sign board is allowed to re- fri
pin which Obstructs the view of our to
autiful lake, detractlng from its tn
ural scenery that for years has been MI
admiration of strangers and the an
pie in that vicinity. to
ne papers on Civics, read by Mrs. lay
AEy Williams and Miss Rattle DEPUTY. sre
Il 7oald not only have been heard by all qu
~ members, but as well by those W ho friG
instrumental in town improve the
asHts, and especially the sterner sex abe
tslerence was made to the stay ing the
and of destruction to the Palisades baC
fhe Hudson, and to much of the tho
observation of the natural scenery cur
iopg the Mississippi. Current Events
ga Civics by Mrs. P. F. Causey, were Hor
tnll of interest from start to finish.
rs j. Stanley Short, Chairman of
ylcs.gave most excellent talk upon A
HAutifying our homes and the town in thel
Hhich we make them In quotation app
"a the Ladies' Home Journal she cen
~, THAT God placed man first in for
&af1en where was caused to grow every cent
tffe that Is pleasant to the sight and equ'
44od for food. Please notice that not
oaauty came before food in Eden. And max
nile we cannot restore man to the sell
gaiden we can, if we will, make the equi
ellf garden like it. We can place loss
1epre every dweller in this broad land
aonethinR that is pleasant to the sight
"e can have clean homes first, and
fnen clean and beautiful streets, farms. T.
owns and cities, thus making better IS IN
eitzens from the mass OF childhood of 20
eign parentage, now growing up in otnci
QaE midst" able
ne program was interspersed with VINO
nqsic Mrs. Warner Smith and Miss price
label Davis being the entertainers youn
At the regular meeting of the New sIoeH
Century Cluh on NFondo,, o..o.,o., Phil,
yAnuary 25th, Mrs. Henry Ridgley, of
4oFer' will give description of some
~ per travels abroad taking as her Ele
N9jeet, Some Impressions of FLOR Chap
Rev.
~ lessor