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Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
NAME NaA%dviE CAMP
 AFTER CAPTAIN LOCKE
Where State 6uars Officers Will Re-
 eeiaa Their instruction.

instruction. to be held at fle stale military reservation at Mantle. guly s to, August l. wi9l he known aa Camp IecRe, ia ifeRe1, of Captasn Arthur r. Locke, aB9d United States Infanfay, the first Connecticut Ma sleaal Guard os1icer to be killed in &C., fioh sn the @resea9 war. Tho name fnr the 1Amp has, been authorized by erasns issued em Wednesday from the hea6ga aaftefs Of the military emergen- ey board.
 Major General Lucien F. Burpee. eesnAaandsAg the State Guard, win assume eoshsasnd Of tho camp. He has been authorized to order sRcsa Asznhsrs of enlisted men as he may deem neeessary for sslca duty at the camp as he may direct
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY

MT and Mrs CharIeslJ Carew, of Atlantic City, formerly of Norwich. are registered at the Wauregan.
 Dr and Mrs. Gerard L. Jensen and son have returned from a visit in Brookline. pr. Jensen is to teach at Aurora college the ensuing year.
 Miss Elizabeth Scott, 'who has been spending a year in tovn, as spe-, cial student at the Art; school, leaves today fer her summer lhome at Kit tery Point, Maine.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

from the children, heart from the sis ters. wreath from MT. and Mrs. H. B. Atwood, spray of lilies. AF. and Mrs
 Edward Clarke; spray Of scarf1a tons, school teachers Of Notantown scllooi; 1; basket of. H4ies and carnations, John N. Lewis: wreath from Deaahfey X Clarke: standing cross from MF. and Mrs James Campbell and family, crescent from the Mcclure family, pillow from Lcya1 Order of Moose,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
NORWICH TOWN
James F. ThasseoD Loo}ss Over Prop : etsy at euo6eehbhtass4-F. Ii. Bush. nell Has Rib Broken When Thrown From Wagon.

James F. Thunsten returned Mon day from a trip to East Beach, onen- ochontaag, R. |, to look after his summer cottage. While there he was the guest for a few days of Aar. and Mrs. Pickup who have been passing the winter near the shore. The cot tases eh the eeAan side are anharfsa- cd by the. storms winter, but one te- cAtea on the great salt pond had its foundation partly washed away. The Fuller cottage is already occupied by
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
How You Can Quickly
 Remove Hairy Growths
tAids to Beaatso

A tet known beauty specialist aa- Stses ans treatment for the removal Of Aasr Esotn the fare Mix into a pa1te some powdered dAlatone and water, apply to hairy surface, and after a1out : seisstas rub off, wash the el<fnf and every tfahe of hair has vanished. This method is quiek and eM4areay safe. 10 avead dfsappoant- : tnNnt, howe@er. 1t Ss ven to make cer- sa4n yvu Est genuine aelaaone.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
MARRIED

4H,s44sa -- MEshGF7-1n Eyii4insntic, June 12, 1918. by Rev, J. A., SulliTan, John r. MeShea of Mansfield ana Miss Jennie E. Meikle of Wi1iieaantie .. MysaANBS -aFot1aH aN--Ine Norwich, June l2, 1918. by Rev. J. H. Fitz- maurice John Edward McAanus and Miss Bridget Madeline Hiouffhan, both of Norwich. DEBA NoHaC1 = SzEAIEL In Nor wieh, Jane 70, 1a1G by Rev. ! Maciejewski. Joseph DubanowiaZ ot Bridgeport and Miss Brn1islea Szc- wiel ot this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

As F. H. Bushnell of auntinatea avenue was starting for home, after getting his mail at the Norwich Town cftica late Monday afternoon. the horse became frightened and ran across the green. 3Tr. Bushnell was thrown. from the wagon, his face was cut and one rib was broken. The horse ran .oiA and was caught near Park church.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
BORN,

THONPSON-In Stonins-ton 1Pawca- tucl1), June ?. f91& twins. a son and daughter. te-Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson.
 PLANTAdn New York. June ,. 1918. s son to Ensign Henry Bradley and Amy Warren Plant. MEAVER-Ih Central Village. Jane :, 1918, a daughter to MT. and' Mrs. Thomas Weaver BI1sS-In Hartford, lure $. 1918. a son. Donald Card. to MT and Mrs. Edward Bliss. RINGHAM-Iza Middletow7n, Jqhe 9. . 1918. a daughter to Alr- and Mrs. Robert Bingham, Jr.. of East Had dam
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
WENT TO WESTERLY TO
 EASTERN STAR MEETING
saeheah chaetes Members See Vista tion by Rhode Island GtaEa Off, cerS.

About twenty members of sachetfl chapter, NO. 5T, Eastern Star ~-ent to Westerly on Wednesday evening by the 5.as o'clock trolley oar to attend the meeting of the Westerly Eastern Star chapter which was to have an ofheial visitation from the RAede 4s- land grand officers.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
MAmaeial Mass.

At Sacred Heart church Tuesday morning an anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary Rooney was 6eIe- btated by Rev C. ". Brennan. There was a large attendance. The choir Buckley rendered at Inc efaerter9 D., ptofandis and a waiting hymn. Jesus, Lever of My Soul.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
INDIGESTION AHO CONsTIPATDN 70 t..-F r*'!.s QasslsIIyy ReIlsrva B
 
 afNit-a-tiyes" F
RocHoN. ?. Q.

RocHoS, r. l.
 TT suffered for many years .Ti4a tc,yf6leI Iadfgsstio94aa (ch5tfPdf'9f. A neighbor adTlscd as.fTxif-tl t;ss'es5'.' for Fruit Liver Tabaets). I, tried them. To the surprise of my, doctor, l began to improve and he advised me to go on with < ssffsssutt4s Fs'ss''
 I consider that live my life to Fruit a-tiYes'' and lswant to say to those who suffer from Indigestion, Constipation or Headaches | try 'sFruat-a-ti7es and you willgctwell'''.
 C0RTNE GAJDREAU.,
 y0c. box, 6 for s. %. 9rial size a5c., At dealers or from, ,F,R ,REITsA-TLfES Limited, 0GBENSBURG. x. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
tield cabinet Meetina.

\ cabinet meeting of the c. 10. so- eiety was held wednesday evening at the hefae Of the president, John l..
 Browning of East Town street. Mat ters of business were discussed and 6. social time enjoyed There was a good number present.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
Enorv card in Merchant Ma.in..

i-onrsset eet is represented among large number Of American youths who have j1se passed examinations at Boston for merchant marine training oh the United States Shipping Boards Atlantic saiiaafon 6f training Ships by EfrierF ". Card of Si Cedar Street.
 The men receive intensive drilling to fit .hem for a service that the gov ernment pronounces of as much ir1= portance at this time as service in tlie trenches.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
Yale club Meeting

Tuesday evening the Yale club hsfd their regular meeting in their rooms on North Main street with 8. good number present. including several of the alumni members. Business of q routine nature was transacted and tho meeting adjourned at an early i1ouf
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Mrs. Albert Miner of Huatington avenue was a recent eatzsf in Wili% fnaAfic, as delegate to the 4IpsaaA Missionary convention from the Dor cas Society of the First Methodist church.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
Aiderman's Election Expenses.

Pierre Ethier elected democratic alderman, incurred expenses of SID in the recent city election, contributing that amount to the town comrnittee, according to the statement filled with Town Clerk Charles $. Holhrook-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright. and children, have returned to Medford Hilisisze, Mass, after several weeks visit with Nr and Mrs. W. C. fsitchen of west Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
MISS tEoNTlNA eAYeuETTE
 LEADS MOOSE CONTEST On Votes Cast For Most Popular Young Lady-croWd at Carnival

fhe Moose popularity. contest will been arranged I to site every contestant double credit for all votes cast from , D. m today until ! D. m. Friday (to- faorfow). This will give friends 6f the contestants fine chance to dou- lie their Votes.
 Results of the. contest up to last nisht r,-al-s as fnllcn.s
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
lhNtatIshs Out.

In7itations have been issued bS NIT. ail1l Mrs. Johf ". sedd5f to the mar riage of tngir daughter, Elsie, anu Ashel TgtlstSn BseBe, .Wednssdav evening. June 2sth, at six o'clock. at the Con gregationAl church, Taftril1e.,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
THREE M6EE ENLIST
 IN NAVAL RESERVE. Physician and Enrolling Officer Gould Not Come Wednesday, Are Coming Today.

The examining physician ana enrells ing dfiicsf Efso We're to nave come here from New London on Wednesday iis6fRffis to exaihihe and enroll these who had enlisted for the naval re- serve at the once of Yeonnan Joseph Ma6Donaid at the mayors office in the town hall, were net able to eoIne:- but will bS feTe this {ThuksdaF} morning at 10.So. They were not able 10 get the necessary Transportation arranged for Wednesday.
 Three more young msn enlisted on WednssdaY, BronsIa# ShalkoWshi, Thomas Austin Linton and Stephen M6rras.
 Qns woman stensgfapher has also enlisted for ys6maneffe service.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Joseph Peltier ana Herman Chen bette have resigned their positions in the spinning room.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garter and
 family moved the first of the week
 from No 61 Sfur9evant street to No. E6 on the same street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Miss Airline CorAAies aF Tanner street has returned after a few aays spent with Miss Louise Long, at Cres> cent Beach
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Fred E11ey of Lawrence, Mass, who
 just returne ed from the West has spent a short time at the home of George Thorp on Stnrrerant street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
conaNfsns

Thunder sh6FSrs have. been zen. eraf i1 New England and the middle Atlantic states. It is decidedly cooler in the regions of rainfall
 Showery weather will continue in New Englsnd, It vii be somewhat cooler in the middle Atlantic states. storm warnings are displayed ori the Atlantic coast from Delaware breakwater to .Eastport.
 Winds for Thursday and Friday. :, Noftk Atlantic: Fresh to strong vest winds and thunder showers. Middle Atlantic: Strong. west winds, diminishing Thursday afternoon, fair weather.
 Forecast. South New England: Clearing and cooler Thursday: Friday fair.
 observations in Norwich.
 The following records, reported from Sevin's pharmacy, show the. changes in temp peFature and the baro1netric changes Wednesday; . 1 ,. 3, m' '.'.'.'''...' sf Ss:s2 ss D ID. I'll. tV @5.fS Highest 8, lowest 5S.
 MNaS1Ar;eane
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Dr. HaftWell Thohnpsoh has enlist "a in the aviation corps as 1ieatenan; and expects to rep6f3 at arlneoia soon.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
savshtE Community seWihas Msetins- Yale Club Meets-othsr Village News.

Wednesday afternoon the seventh ot the. community sewing rneetings vas held sin the. Sunday school room Of the GrAsnevflie Congregational church %itfi, abopt 5o ladies present. The usual Sewing and knitting were done for pae Ead Cross
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
Heard ard seAn.

InAz weodweffn has returned to Hartford after two weeks visit at her home on West Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
Brief Mention,

-Adolph LieP5la has enlisted in the U. s. SATal Reserves.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

[. 4. Small of Norwich has ate4ot- ed position as druggist at the Taft : villo Pharmacy.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

JohA sahfSAs1 of Baltic was a wis. ito+ iii the tfliage Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Charles Adkins sf New London Fas a risttor in tie Tiilags WsdEesdaF af- ternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

<Cornparisons. Predictions for wednesday: Partly cloudy and warmer. ..
 Wednesdays weather; Cloudy, with thundersnoEe and hail.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Het6ert. Johnson Of Central avenue has returned after visiting friends in Norwich Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
viIlaSs Briefs:

John Sullivan of North Main street was d recent visitor in Willin1antic.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
Had Rih Broken.

party from Springfield. Mass, and others will soon be opened.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

cards his ecw and arresv and uses . bean shpetsg.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
TAFTVIlsL,E
PihdchIs elds Asstins=othsr Village
 News.

|, Tuesday evening the Taftvills Pifochle elub held their regular meet ing in their rooms on Front street, with a good attehdancs present. Tho reports Of the secretary and tteasurer were read and accepted. Routine bus mess was translated, Several le# mem bsfs were Yoted in, after Which ths fhsetIf1E adiournsd.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

Miss Helen sBeax of New Bedford is friends of North Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13
.Asaa. aIson. and Tifks.
6REENEvIl.LLE

Six hours atte- high water # isslow tide, which is follo%ed by f8od tfde.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-13

5oudaet from Mrs. George Bf1ss, spray of carnations from NIT. and Mrs, Martial Rassi.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-05
MARRIAGES.

The marriage of Miss Helen Kul-
esza, 1926 Poland St. and Stanley
Penkasik, SOC s. Jackson St, took
place at o'clock Monday morn
ing at ST. Adalbert's church. Rev.
John Kubacki performed the cere-
mony Attending the couple were
Miss Sophia Przybylski, cousin IF
the bride, and Stanley Parulskl.
Miss Anna Przybylski, the brides
cousin, and Frank Para Little
Anna Siennicki. cousin Of the bride.
served as flower girl.
The bride was prettily goWned m
white crepe de chine with pearl
head trimmings. she wore a full
length bridal veil caught with sweet
peas and carried a prayer book with
shower streamers of white satin rib
bon Both bridesmaids were attired
in gowns of white crepe de chine
and wore a dainty dress of white
embroidery and carried a bouquet
OF brides roses.
\ reception which followed the
ceremony was held at the home If
her cousin Mrs. Angela Siennicki,
1926 Pount st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-05
announcements

Miss GLADYS Walters sl- - VIII
liam ST.. WIFI Doe hostess Go the
members OF the phi Sisma sorority.
Tuesday eveuiug
The Greed He'd cross auNiI8ry.
SO. eS. viii meet Wednesday after
noon at the home OF AIRS Elizabeth
Browndeld. ala w IasalIe 81. All
work that b. finished should be turn
ed boz at this meetiu4.
An an day meeting Of the Grand
mothers circle viii be held We'd
nesday instead OF Thursday at the
home of Alrs Edward IA. Slick. 104
Marietta ST.
The Lippincott Red Cross aux
uiarv viii hold am am day meeting
Wednesday iu the pGrlorS of the
FIRST presbyterian church. The time
viii Dee spent i'm making pneumonia
jackets.
The annual dinner OF members Of
the Albright class az the First Evan
zelicaI church and their friends viii
be held az the n. st. a.. A. Tuesday
evening az $50 O'Clock A program
is being prepared Tor the occasion.
The meeting OF the AS You Like
ID club which was to have been held
Monday eyenins with Miss Charlotte
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-05
PERSONALS

Mrs. Il. j. Dumke, 11O1 =. La
fayette blvd, has returned from Ell
Gin. m, where she attended the
funeral of her brother, William A.
Peldewitz.
Miss Mildred Steis. 1l6 $. Frank
lin pl. will leave Wednesday for
Charlotte. y. G., where her mar
riage 10 Lieut.. Frederick @. Cofteld
VIII take place Saturday.
Mrs. r. q. Desonia, who has been
spending the winter months in
florida has returned To her home.
912 Sherman av She was met IN
Chicago by Mr.. Desonia.
Rev. Howard Russell White, vicar
of St. James Episcopal church. has
received word of his appointment
as chaplain in the army. He is TO
report Immediately at Camp Grant,
Rockford. H.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-05
REVELATIONS OF 4 WIFE
BY Adele Garrison

Sir Jasper's country seat with all
the earmarks of "A lively contretemps
m prospect. Dicky nudged me-
Just cast your eye on these" he
whispered gleefully. showing me his
program with TWO Of its page mar
gins covered with tiny sketches so
lifelike OF the quaint Old man and
his daughter sitting near us that /
exclaimed at their cleverness.
"Oh, Dicky, these are good" ?
murmured.
Luckily there was a biz of Hsht
somewhere that lit up the old chaps
face when the actor was doing that
clever bit with Fanny Squeer's let
ter" Dicky modestly ignored my
comment The old boy nearly fell
out of his seat, he LAUGHED so hard.
I'll bet ne remembers when those
numbers of Dickens yarns first came
out. He's old enough 10 have been
present when old Bill Shakespeare
presented Hamlet for the first time
on any stage.
Wasn't that a bully bit?F Dicky
ratified on. You know Parker. the
author of this play, is a most ardent
DickensiaE. and this was too good
a chance for him 70 miss ringing i'm
something about his idol. Fitted ira
great. TOO, don't YOU think o?'
why no, Dicky?" I returned To
tell you the truth. the incident seem
ed forced 20 me- But then. ] 10 not
care for Dickens anyway. His hu-
more is TOO cheap
And his characters are carca-
lures, and he doesn't know anything
about women and he has no real
literary merit-please spare me the
rest OF that highbrow twaddle,
Madge. ] know it by heart back
ward and forward. up and down.
I've listened TO Lillian Gale spout it
for years. only blemish on an other
wise sound intellect"
And ] will not hold him guiltless
who taketh my name i'm vain" n
merry voice quoted irreverentlv in
our ears
Continued tomorrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-05
The Houserote;s Economy Calendar
By Francs Marshall

~ any rate YOU are working in the
right direction
The pineapple when picked i'm a
ripe state is very sweet, hence, in
eating it we are helping conserve
the sugar supply. Here are some
good pineapple recipes.
Pineapple Muftins-To two we'll
beaten eggs add gradually one tea
cup of sweet milk and one-third cup
of melted butter. Thicker this with
one sifted) quart of flour i'm which
has been mixed three teaspoons of
baking powder. and a teaspoon Of
salt When thoroughly beaten add
one cup of grated pineapple and
bake until done (Which Will be about
half an hour in hot creased muf-
fin rings. Fill the muffin rings a
little more than half full.
Pineapple Pudding. - Put stale
sponge cake i'm a pint mold or bowl,
pouring over it as much thick pine
apple juice as Will moisten the
cake; set in "a cool place until serv-
ing time. then invert onto dish and
tap the bowl hard enough TO allow
the cake TO slip out unbroken Ar
range grated pineapple around it.
Copyright, 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-05

Partridge, 4s2 y. Lafayette blvd,
has been postponed for two weeks.
An am day meeting Of the South
Bend Womaus club viii he held
Wednesday and Thursday i'm the
club rooms All members are urged
90 attend AS 100 pneumonia Jackets
must be completed.
Mrs. e.. a. PIoss. 2210 Lincoln way
W.. will Doe hostess 20 the Ladies'
Aid society of the Epworth Memoir
ial church Thursday afternoon.
Members of the NJ t. club will he
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Harley Gerard. l13l =. Franklin ST..
Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Lloyd Eeyrer. 705 Leland
Gy.. VIII entertain the members IF
ST. james guild Thursday after
noon
Members of the history depart
ment OF the Progress club viii meet
i'm The .Jpb rooms at $3.50 o'clock
WEDNESDAYS afternoon
The p'ThN tea will be given
WEDNESDAYS ID Nrnoon at the home
Of Mrs Arthur Miller 614 Rush 81.
Fostesses viii include Mrs. J. W.
Nikart Mrs. George T.. Haslanger
am. Mrs Roer
lfetarers of the Creed Red Cross
alNuary, So rs. will meet with
Airs. Elizabeth A. Brownheld. 41+
W. Laslile av, Wednesday after
noon
The meeting of the Impromptu
club, walch was announced 90 be
held at the home of Mrs A. "
Moore l177 Woodward av., will be
helI az the home of Mrs Charles
Koitaer. 115 Leland av. A business
session will begin al 2:20 o'clock.
Airs Iva Thomas. 315 Milton ST.
VIII he Hostess 90 members Of the
s. s. C. f. OF the First Brethren
church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs ~ a. Myers. 1853 Lincoln
way E- viii entertain members Of
me Wednesday Afternoon circle
Wednesday az am an day meeting.
Section one of the Pastors Aid
society of the First Christian church
vil meet ar the home of Mrs. w a.
O6eIl 7eS y Gushing ST., Wednes-
day
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-05
nETMEEN TmE ACTs.

L often have pondered over the
certainty that almost any mature
person in a theater audience has
lived or is living through a drama
as thrilling as that portrayed for
their amusement. The thought grip
ped me anew as the curtain rose on
the quaint, hishroad setting for the
FIRST act of Rosemary" and the
predicameEt OF the youthful clippers
W whose chaise has broken down. ieav-
ms them stranded i'm raInstOrm.
To me, whose nerves were stil
langling with the discovery of the
identity of the woman who appeared
% mold so high a place in Ucky's
regard, the problem OF the youns
lovers appeared very trivial.
She's worrying now because she
can't get married" I said TO myself
grimly. How will she feel when
she begins 10 wonder why she ever
did take such step9'
did have the good grace right
there TO he ashamed OF myself. ana
90 make determined effort 10 get
rid of the whisperiuss of the little.
sneering devil, who is "a familiar OF
mine.
Two weeks married and allowing
such treason 20 Dicky 10 enter my
mind. involuntarily moved
uifle closer to him, and he bent to-
ward me eagerly.
Enjoying it,. sweetheart he
whispered
Very much" I returned sedately
and then turned 10 the stage and
gave myself up 20 the delicate witch
cry OF the comedy. one thing jar
red however. ] am not an admirer
OF Dickens. and the picture of Sir
Jasper returning from a three-mile
iaunt in the rain 10 get the latest
number of Nickelby. and his up
roariOus appreciation of Fanny
squeer's letter rather marred my
pleasure i'm the first act.
When the curtain went down ON
all the characters safely housed in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-05
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

Installation Of officers of the
Name OF Mary society Of ST. He'd
wige church took place Monday
evening in the library room of 81.
John Cantius Literary society. Rev.
Stanislaus Gruza, q. 5. c., acted as
the installing officer. The officers in
stalled were as follows: Anna Sobie-
ralskL president; Josephine Brzezin-
ski, vice president; Winifred Boyer,
secretary; Verna Budnik, treasurer;
Agnes Drains, banner bearer.
After the installation addresses
We're given by Rev. Stanislaus
Gruza, chaplain OF the society and
Rev. Anthony Zubowicz, c. 5. g..
pastor of the church. The program
of entertaining features was opened
with an Introductory address by An
gela Woitalewicz, followed by a
song, by all the members; piano
solo by Nerna Budnik; vocal solo
10y Winifred Boyer, accompanied on
the piano by Verna Budnik: recita-
ton by Margaret Szymkowiak;
vocal solo by Agnes Drajus with
piano accompaniment by Mrs
Young; piano solo by Leocadia
Skrzeszewski. Following the pro-
gam a social time and dancing
was enjoyed with music furnished
by Mrs Young.
A fine luncheon was served.
The annual dance OF St Vincent
de Paul society of st. Hedwige
church will be held Wednesday
evening at the Z. b. Falcons hall,
W. Division ST. Music for the even
ing Will be furnished by c. F.
Luzny's orchestra.
The military rank of Falcons T.
Balicki. 40. /. will hold their exer-
cises Wednesday evening at y B.
hail.
The girls gym class Of the NJ
Romanowski Falcons will meet
Thursday evening at Kosciuszko
hall
The Pulaski Red Cross auxiliary
viii meet Thursday evening at
library room Of 81. John Cantius
Literary society.