Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-24
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

ney P. and John of Danielson and Rup-
 pert of Lafayette. Indiana, and William
 of Bridgeport, and a daughter, Miss
 Myrtice a teacher in the schools of the
 town of killingly.
 Radio concerts with the wonderful weekend dance at the state armory,
 Danielson, this CFriday) evening, aus
 pfces of the Danielson Radio club.-adv. Danielson young woman, Miss Mayme C. Dunn, won signal honors at | the two days convention of the Connec- ticut League of Girls Club held at
 Bridgeport Saturday and Sunday when
 her report reviewing the activities ot | the Danielson Girls Club during the
 past year was awarded the prize as be- 1 inr the best one presented. Miss Dunn,
 who represented the local girls club as | its delegate, was given a silver vase.
 Her report was selected as the best out I of 17 submitted by the other organiza- tions in the state which sent delegates to the convention.
 One hundred and fifty delegates took part in the event, which was held at the Stratford hotel. A business session was held Saturday at 12.S0 o'clock anC was followed by a luncheon. The busi' ; ness meeting was resumed later and 1T
 the evening stunt party" was enjoy
 ed, dancing being a popular feature Rev. George Donahue, assistant pastol at St. Augustine's church, addressed thu delegates Sunday morning and othe1 speakers took part in the program. re; was served in the afternoon and mus , icale also took place.
 ] Miss Dunn's report follows:
 It pleases us to report that the great CT number of girls who left our club fo other clubs have rejoined us. Our mem !, bership has increased from 50 to no. If we gain five new members durini
 l the month we celebrate with a suppe . before our monthly business meeting I introducing new members. The cost ( f suppers have averaged about $6 for , !. people and is defrayed by the initiatio !, fee.
 . We started our year in November b e giving a play, Chinese Lanterns, whic Il netted us $50. Held our annu; It Christmas tree. Voted $25 from Urea! '- ury for Christmas Cheer Fund, reacl Ii ing over 200 people. Also gave s5 tt e wards Near Relief at this time. Cor s ducted a Red Cross membership driS '- for town. also Salvation Army tag da, e In January held annual receDutiln { l. incoming officers, given by outgoing eff 'e ccrs Entertained gentlemen trienf
 with a minstrel show and dancing fo I lowed ty a ch1fng dish supper. Tn n was not 2 mone7 making aalr. St. Pa la ri:x's whist he'd in MarGh. Part !. proceeds, amounting to $20 were gIvt l. t2 Day Kimball hospital for linen. N 'z held a Red Gross Home Nursing clas v winch proved so popular a second ca .' was frrmed, inviting the people of Il
 camnu1ity to join us, 1hica they fl very readily. The expense of the nur "A teacher was $75 which was defraycd l r+ tine c ass members.
 1- Two delegates were sent to vass n convention. joined by four other mer 's b"rs. This party incIudeI all our of l- csrs. The expense of tke dniegat III was Ceiraved by holding food sale. oe July a delegation of seven girls we ly over to Rockville club, 36 miles ava ut and were entertained at their busine er meeting. In September they return
 our visit and being good sports broug d. 24 girls along. Our motive in doil