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1tSDAY,
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Lit
,74:
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El
BULLF
t
men
an
d
Women
Volunteers
n
.
may
than
44
pct
cent
of
-
'
a
residents
are
engaged
in
type
of
conununity
defame
w
ording
to
a
report
of
aity
jots
Farr
III,
Directo
of
Volunteer
Bureau
_
In
sum
-
sl
ag
the
work
at
the
Meeting
Defense
Council
at
Ws
Titan
°fete
last
Friday,
Mrs
.
Parr
ced
lest
the
files
of
'Vil
-
e
potential
defense
worcers
aow
complete
.
These
files
contain
a
tote
of
33
names,
of
whom
548
are
inen
532
are
women
Culled
cut
1
pep:Litton
of
2900,
they
bear
assay
to
the
community
spirit
th
town
The
names
Inc:Ude
workers
and
telephone
is
at
the
Volunteer
But
eau
lei
is
girls
scouts,
airplane
as
.
garden
(nib
member
.
led
sorters
and
members
of
the
legion
and
other
organ
-
its
the
fan
list
all
men
Ind
in
Wilton
who
are
engaged
t
oral
of
community
scanty
sea
as
all
who
have
signed
-
air
enrollment
cards
In
the
cabinet
of
the
Volun
eer
II
each
individual
la
repre
-
ati
by
a
card
on
which
Is
111ted
nem
activities
in
which
he
we
is
engaged
.
les
.
Tarr
explained
that
w
t
breau
enrolls
personnel
for
Se
work
It
endeavors
to
e
in
-
.
these
indivaluala
who
are
not
dy
Matti
up
for
other
de
-
lete
A
new
of
to
was
created
to
wmations
to
the
enunr11
17avin
it
fain,
!lye
selections
from
the
Elijah
sung
by
the
Wilton
Choral
Club
at
the
conceit
of
the
New
Canaan
Community
Orchestra
butt
Friday
.
The
concert,
which
was
held
at
the
Henry
W
.
Saxe
Junior
High
School,
opened
with
is
group
of
four
numbers
by
the
orchestra,
the
most
ambitious
of
which
was
the
first
movement
of
Franck's
D
Minor
Symphony
The
orchestra
.
which
Is
entirely
an
amateur
or
-
ganization,
showed
how
much
it
has
gained
in
skill
and
musical
coordination
.
under
W
illiam
O'Shaugnessy's
direction
during
the
past
year
Following
an
intermission,
the
Choral
Club
sang
"Be
Not
Afraid,"
the
trio,
"Lift
Thine
E
sung
by
Leona
Bodenmiller,
Ethel
Hughes
and
Jeanette
Oliver,
'He
Watching
Over
Israel,"
"He
That
Shall
Endure
To
The
End
.
"
and
the
final
chorus,
''And
Then
Shall
Your
Light
Shine
Forth
.
'
The
beautiful
piano
accompaniment
of
Gladys
Grove
Weinberg
contribu
-
ted
greatly
to
the
final
result
Mrs
.
Weinberg,
a
professional
accom
-
panist
of
note,
has
played
for
the
rehearsal
for
this
and
other
con
-
certs
of
the
group,
and
the
Choral
Club
owes
more
to
her
assistance
than
is
generally
realized
The
singing
was
followed
by
a
group
of
three
numbers
by
the
orchestra,
and
the
singing
of
the
Star
Spangled
Banner,
led
by
Katherine
Macy
The
Choral
Club's
next
project
will
be
Gilbert
and
Suillvan's
op
-
eretta,
"The
Yeomen
of
the
Guard,"
which
sill
be
given
May
29
and
30
Rehearsals
started
Monday
evening
and
anyone
inter
-
ested
in
joining
the
group
It
urged
to
make
application
as
soon
as
possible
_
The
next
meeting
of
the
Choral
Club
%Ill
be
Wednes
-
day,
March
25
Wiltonians
Prove
Generosity
in
Donations
for
Servicemen
Tice
'actors
-
Book
Campaign
closed
Saturday
with
a
total
of
1,005
books
in
the
Wilton
collection
to
be
sent
to
American
senice
men
Mrs
.
H
.
D
Ingram
.
co
-
chair
-
man
of
the
drive,
states
that
more
books
are
acceptable
but
will
not
be
shipped
until
after
another
short
drive
in
June
when
several
homes
will
be
opened
for
the
sum
-
mer,
the
owners
of
which
wish
to
make
their
contributions
.
Once
more
Wilton
has
shown
its
generosity,
donating
more
books
than
were
collected
in
the
city
of
Norwalk
Those
who
worked
for
the
success
of
the
campaign
were
Mrs
Roy
Sterne
and
ars
.
Ingram,
tContineed
on
page
harlot)
Rain
Spoils
Salvage
Collecting
Saturday
19
.
1942
Donald
Douglas
t
1st
in
the
Dr
.
0
Architect
and
Four
Other
tannins
in
First
50
Cat
Donald
M
Douglass
of
Evans
Lane,
might
be
called
Wilton
a
No
.
1
draftee
He
was
the
first
man
drawn
in
town
.
although
his
order
number
was
10
and
his
serial
num
-
ber
359
.
Mr
.
Douglass
is
a
Prominent
architect,
with
a
wife
and
two
children
.
Nancy
.
12
and
Donald
.
*
He
will
claim
no
exemption
how
-
ever,
and
stated
last
evening
he
was
anxious
to
do
whatever
he
could
In
the
defense
of
his
country
.
Mrs
Douglasa
said
she
knew
her
husband
was
quite
pleased
and
had
been
talking
of
enlisting
for
sometime
.
His
late
activities
of
many
in
Wilton
have
been
the
de
-
signing
of
the
building
of
Dominic
DeBenigno
on
Route
7
and
his
own
development,
just
adjacent,
of
small
houses
.
Next
in
Wilton
came
the
name
of
Alfred
H
.
C
.
Schroeder,
order
ntunber
15,
serial
number
1
.
216
-
The
other
men
drawn
to
town
were
Archer
St
.
John
.
Wallin:
Road
or
-
der
number
19,
number
1
.
831
.
Earl
Foster
,Gramrnan
Rill,
order
number
37,
serial
number
1
.
608
and
James
V
.
alto
.
Millstone
Road,
order
number
47,
serial
number
233
.
These
ftve
men
were
drawn
In
the
first
50
order
numbers
.
There
were
6
998
numbers
taken
from
the
Goldfish
Bowl
and
since
there
are
219
men
listed
for
call
in
Wil
-
ton,
more
will
find
thcrasehas
In
-
cluded
in
the
capsules
_
Draft
board
heads,
however
.
state
that
the
official
lists
will
not
be
avail
-
1
able
before
March
23
.
Mistakes
Ile
aster
numbers
hew
elegise
ett
tern
traced
In
Washington
aim
requests
are
made
be
the
beards
to
smut
the
vakeal
which
will
be
posted
at
all
Draft
Boards
TIEN
GES
FIVF,
t
F
.
NT
.
S
3oard
Vote
12
-
MW
Tax
Rate
Again
Financier
-
.
1
ake
kdditions
t
1ppropriat
iimm
for
t'tle
-
rent
FiNcal
1
ear
Wilton's
tax
rate
upon
which
May
15
bells
will
be
estimated
.
will
slain
be
12
nulls
If
the
adjourned
annual
town
meeting
In
April
ratifies
the
fatten
of
the
Board
of
Finance
as
it
ensues
-
lazily
doe
without
debate
.
The
board
.
a
lee
um
bast
were
ilonday
at
the
von
hail
estmuired
that
the
12
mill
rate
en
the
bass
of
the
1941
gran
d
b
would
raise
suffictent
ruin
ae
to
meet
the
town's
bucket
a
pproonaticas
f
the
fin!
year
ratting
Auetai
31
Lewis
FL
Mini
ant
cbstrman
of
the
board
presiied
at
the
meet
-
ing
Present
&Ix
were,
°corm
L
.
Warncke
.
deft
.
Charles
0
Eak
-
land
Jr
_
Thognu
H
DictInson
_
Cheeter
H
Gem
gen
.
J
Clarence
Jackscas
and
Milan
Lacey
Before
setting
the
tax
rate
tux
board
voted
tiro
addttimal
amnia
anat
.
:our
pee
IOC
the
maaatea
-
ante
of
the
two
airplane
ars
-
bon
pasts
operating
/me
an
a
24
-
tour
basis
in
tot
lierellon
with
the
U
.
S,
Arno
-
,
and
ale
to
pay
an
ad
-
ditional
meaahan
for
group
OWE
-
ance
for
slab
is
ot
the
W
ton
Volunteer
Far
Department
Tin
bills
viii
be
Cat
and
;say
-
able
on
May
15
bet
oar
asontha
net
is
&loured
before
tt
vermin
interest
ts
chatted
or
aelamplesst
accounts
S
rainuri
sly
Janet
Real
Kelton
of
lansteed
MOTO
Reports
548
130
Wilton
e
ople
Sh
are
e
fenseLoad
On
I
Birds
live
perennially
on
the
roof
of
Mrs
.
Charles
A
.
Dana's
garage
and
woodshed
on
Nod
Hill
Road
.
Their
plumage
Is
always
gay
.
winter
and
sum
-
mer,
and
they
never
have
been
known
to
change
their
position
The
other
day
a
passerby
ob
-
servee
that
one
of
the
birds
had
lost
Its
head
.
Its
stance
is
still
as
chipper
as
ever
.
but
the
Danes
will
probably
get
a
new
wooden
head
to
make
it
look
alive
again
.
Book
Drive
Ends
With
1,005
Gifts