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one mm “'"mm 7° 59W sciwould me a good aaop. apply-.31!
u “lunch street, South Norwalk. )2: at?
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WANTED—BOYS FOR CUTTING
v o v -x
m sate—4915 srynnaam’. . . .
. T0 2 mom on lST. roun c .
tMAiooMcarsathuaisa‘ Lt J ' ‘ 0
[remain lrst class condition at 433
We Garage 136 Main street. 'rel. . . a
‘ tedar street. in ulre at 73 Cedar St.
tau-s :21 it q
our phone 370.
one eau—uoron BOAT. Goon, “380““! “0"“. PM" 397-
mditien. 85x6 1-2. Copper riveted. To LET—033K R00“ AT ‘5‘
M“. w”. Inquire arr. uni WALL STREET. mounts 0N rm WANTED—YOUNG MAN
u... mun”. :25 it‘ MISES. 8. COHEN. In it: learn surveying and draItiug. Exce
m . "1100“ ”001101)“!- Apply ll. R. Mi
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WANTED—T W0 PLUMBERS. AP-
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To Lfl—TWO APARTMENTS 0' or. 155 Washington street, Som
BUSINESS NOTICES. )dve rooms each. wi‘h inpreveateats.’xorwalk, Conn, :24 3t
Ixrnaflwuw. ornmxo or LAD— At N03: 55 and 6‘! spring street. in! ~ -
lee Tutoring Shop. Skiris mad! undo ' quire Mrs. it. Ilierlov. 16 Grows at. or. WANTED—BOARD m JULY
and made to order and very reasonable . telephonouel‘u.
slices. Nathan Flomer, '.'0 South Nain' ‘
street. South hon-sill, Conn. ’
u ti: and August. for two adults and three
‘children. Two large rooms. 0n the
‘ T0 LIT—A STORE. 107 Wybucll. James PWl. 336 FOI-
Wosflnatou drool. “It Nerwalk. Ill-.iinore slicet, Brooklyn, N. Y. :23 2t
”0 A “3K ’5 W357 YOU CANIprovelnents. Inquire Dr. Bahamian. u —-
one. “1'“ 0* Mercia“ mam‘jslmth Iialn.atrost.1‘elephone so. Also waurso‘voutvo mums 0N
“0 and men who "“3 ‘ “3h “hflvm apartment. 41 Chapel street. AllrSl'uuer sewing machines, with electric
WS‘IM- 50.1“ 0“? “"395 lem‘fimproveugu. Rut very mound. power. Bauman Cloak 00.. 8 l'nion
finalising and. physical culture. We L . _. Si 80. Nerwalk. Top floor. 123 It
I. train rou at home by mail. If“! T0 m..1~wo scum. groans -- . ..._-..-_. -—
Noy tor particulars. Dr. Aisle-alr-E on E... Visitation _ we“, “mp WANTED—BY THOROUGHLY
motion, 39 Suburban AVe.. Stalll-~ bridge. Size 1: wide, 10 deep. Will be competent woman oi 18 years experi-
”a m imade “"0 one store if wmted' and 91108 in ”1“ Cl"? and muesement 0‘
“‘ ~ twin be wired to suit tenant Also "lilo children, ”0 of ‘WO children to
wam‘rma — rarmnamwlota 4 room a,“ right am the Markham. No objection to child it sill-r
”ting. passion supplies; wfll
.er. “to styles. lowest prices.
lUluatos cheerfully given. 'l'risl ore,
- solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander?
Ulla. It l-l Iv Ave. us;
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:‘Rent cheap. rhquire D. '1‘. Murphy, or sickly. ll deceit-e. is not unus-
4fiilast avenue. Phone 895. ilous, good wholesome board, sanitary
‘ Tel. 12195.
:5 f surroundlnxs.
WANT
‘ WANTED—431m. BETWEEN F0118-
ieen and sixteen years 0! ago. Apply
Factory Entrance, J. & J. (lash, but.
{Chestnut street. 180 at
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.LOST—arBRO \\'N POM M ERIA N
dog. during the tire. Finder please
return to Miss Farrell. Woods Cot-
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-§rooln. Apply launcbary.lattlsowsonv
323 at ply iStephen Miller, 18 Knapp Streetl
' was oi the opinion that the whole $20,-I
3 000 should be granted.
. mun seal-storm street.
has been over-alum “or with rely
am is Hurlbstt otoeet.
m MERLE.
DEATH!
Jamoe 3. Lyon.
Jam 8. Lyon, an old and respect:
all citiaon or this city, died laid out
at bk horse, 46 North avene. “be
deceased was in his olshtyolrst year.
lie was a Civil War rm m, .
served in the 11th Rem. lb b
survived by a wife and tweed-law‘s
Ire E. W. Harp. or “all, m,
:and Mrs. Ralph Weldin .ot ilerwalk.
went l‘rlie funeral serices will beheld hm
his late home on Tuesday oft-loan
and will be conducted by 'Wfln
Post, G .A. R, assisted by the icy. D,
'l'. VanDoren. a delegation born the
fiaintenmce of roads, including the local lodge of odd Fellows will act as
cleaning of gutters, was cut from $20,. 8811 bearers and a delegation {mm the
can to 310,500, alter considerable do? G A- “7 “'“l “l “5 “MW" ”1‘ M
Mr. Riordan was willing toieré' ' u nth-i.
grant but $10,000, while Louis Been;
_ cut at ”50511 the reduction oi
this item to 03.800, two sweepers will
be top-o c! or Vest “comm
It. We ‘
Five hundred dollars was allowedtior
the mutate-ones 01 permanent ease.
menu, as was also 82,300 for the main.
tenuoe o! hoeoctl. wows ond'corts.
Therontotaharnlllthofioconddis-
Menace of buildiaas
through for .150. trees for “ANA-t
sewers for 82.500.
Removal of refuse, ceiling for 88,
500. was granted.
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Mn. Anna M. Van Was-er.
Anna M, widow of Alfred Van Wag-
gner, died yesterday. Fulani services
5'10" "“m""“‘ “5 Cl" "01“ ”’5”; will be held irom the resident at
“’ ”M" lemma Davis, 53 Main street.on lion-
liusl layers hnd binders were givenm”. “unmoun- The Rev, Louis B.
“'0‘“. *5 a-‘kt‘d mi and U1“ wheel—lumen will omciate. interment will
”"50“" fund 0’ “'00" “”5 granted. be in the Norwaik cemeiovi'. The
New t'onrlrill‘liun in the Fourth dis-(deceased is survived by two daugh-
trict was taken up, Is the hour ap-,i.ers, Mrs. Sarah Davis, of Norwalk.
preached midnight, and the board only; and Mrs. George B. Treulnan, of New
not as far as the first item. This call-‘ York City.
ed for 85,000 for the construction of.
:suvers. Mr. McMahon, alter a short' Mrs. Anthony O’Atela.
lrpeecll on the need (if seweitl through- 5311‘“ Antoinette UAW”. of L0"?
,oul the l-iiy. moved that 820.000 be. sp- Sll't‘H. died, yesterday morning, at her
’rlopx-nm-d {or this work. and that thegluu‘ home .aged tony‘two your. She
disposal of the money be tell to the is survived by her husband and rum
ljudgluenl of the council. Theauppegyiichiidren. Funeral services will be
limited the usual amount of discus-Hiem wuwmv. hilt-moon, at “W
lsioli, and the vote was taken. Tire first 'o’tioch, from St. Joseph's church. and
'voie. sounding very weak, w” calledillllt‘l‘llli‘fll will be in St. Mary's oelue-
over again. by Mayor Harstrom. ain't”!-
{though it seemed that the “ayes" had; “""'
.il. it was taken again, and the voting} “he?“ of 'Nfl- Nolan.
,“tin so land that it again seemed'as "if The funeral services at the late Mrs.
:UIG "ayes” liiid it. The vote was queslulwm’l N013“ -"e¢‘3 “1'39” alluded
this morning, (ran her late home. on
Spring ilii lavenue, at 8:30, and from
St. Mary‘s church at 9 o'clock, where
a solemn high requiem mass was sung
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tinned. however. and upon the raising
.oi‘ hands, it was seen that the “ayes”
idld not have ll at all. Mr. Mchllhon
,and Mr. Ms one-were voting-yes
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tare. Hickory Bluff and receive re-l
wttrd. 5'33 3t
£
LOST—ix (ill DENVEELV WOOL-i
wonll‘s store and Miss Ryan‘s store.
ludies' pocketbook. containing bills
-ooven room home on easy term. lust
, be convenient to trolley.
‘liome,’ clo Sentinel.
OPERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-
ines, pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT IRWERS.
Adam!
wamao—ro our am "be 9“-
ion the matte .
[in the air. an! it will br'ml’ll the not!
Juzeetinx "with matter will be decid-
This. left file'slibloct
:of mm. M W wt m! ‘5 the dOCk struck midniflh' 'he
Births IN PAPER BOX DEPART- .3316. Best "15.. ”a for coins. a 'motlon to ndlourn was made and car-
by Rev. John Fitzgerald, ~01 flariiord.
celebrani; Rev. J. J. licuuinnoos, doa-
'Con; liev. Waiter McCrann. sub-deo-
con; llev. Thomas J. Finn, master 0!
Mrs. Milt-rt Rose ren
tiered “0 Saluillrus.” and Mrs. lrvlns
flames “i All Only Waiting" lru.
ceremonies.
and change. Suitable reward. Finder;
notify 273 Main street. Norvvalll. or";
phone sass. :24 3t'
moot I’Friedman. Soul: Norwal'i. Tel. 1151.
phonics that handsome ls“ th
handsome docs has caused Jo much: & i
trouble" ever since it was first sprung: ~~~ , ‘2
upon an unsuspecting world that ii is ‘NEW HAVEN coupany TO pay
high time it is disposed of. ill the MlLlTIAMEN.- ‘
first place. it you are really bundsomag ___.«.
enpecially if you happen to be a gin," Holt Ply for Single Men and Regular
you don‘t have to do anything elite.l PU. L0“ Fifty Centea Dl)’ '
As a matter of fact, no beautiful girl! {or Benedicks. . . _
ever does anything else. It isn'tiI NEW HAVEN; Julie tit—Sargent 5‘ h m bum“
necessary {or her to cook or slow 0,:Company, through its superintendent, Thie will-muffin Incubat-
(‘I't‘ll talk. All she has to do is to an ‘ Mr. Show. anonflnccs that employca fleet: to devote that whole tune
s'lll and be loved, aniline “lit" “511'“-‘01'. lilo firm who lire members of the all! energy to the work of uplift
1,! forms on the right. National guard and called to duty wil ‘ for ONE YEAR without further
If you do a thing, on the otbcr hand, receive substantial allowances on ‘ soliCitation. Send contributions to
the mere fact that you have done it “‘9” pay. be my”) the dil- CRAB. E. HOYT
1-1 supposed to insure your ili‘llliz hand! Married men will , _
601110. What nonsence! if you do um‘ferenco between their overnment» pay ngm For “‘13 Fund.
Mdsolnl thing 3: I") m “7‘ or 50 cents per day and their regu- Mh "mlk 'Tru“ Co.
startled as handsome by the only you. ill' “'“ilt‘h‘ M “19 “WOW. Single. men __ ._._.
pie whose opinion is Worth while, beg. will be paid half their former wages
cause-with them doing the llandlomeland W" i“ ‘0 run 0“ "0m the first
is so usual that it becomes common-Nay tllut mobilization was ordered. DIWDEgNOTICE
place. It you are homely nothing you w ‘ WWMM
dpi‘wlil be handsome. PARK sow son $100,000. ;
eiibc
.To do a hundsome thing, therefore, GREEN‘VICH, June 24.——Th8 Park‘
always start by being hendaome. Then . of sixteen acres on East Putnam ave-
you won't have to do lie—Ute. .liue and the Boston Post, road owned
Not-mill. Colin"
June 7, 1926.
, by A. Foster Higgins he's been sold to
"Dorian House
, wmno
C0,, Inc, .1 Before June 30th
$3,000
in cash and pledges for the
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a syndicate or Wall street men for
$100,000. The purchasers recently
.lncprporated with the title of the; Ag a meeting of Dim of
(Gregory Boulevard) [Greenwich Lead and Development this Society, held this day, a
East Norwflk company. i dividend. at flit nu o! FOUR
NOW OPEN _’ (4) per cent. per annum was de-
, DERBY MAN DROWNED.
DERBY. Conn, Julie 24.—'l‘lle body;
of Thomas walliace, who had bombing 13130.30. X915.
misfit!!! “0m 1‘“ mm" he” ”:6: Them will be enemd on
.‘Vedmmy “5“?» 2': ymgemmdh i pass-books and paid on and after
.' ' 'Xaugatuck'rtv'er ‘ ll - - ‘ ugh, 19‘5- ,
, JOHN E O’SULLIVAN. Prop. m “ er “mm mm m w July on
. Y _ . ’
Telephone €311.23.“ cldental‘and that the man tell into the KORE Dmm‘”
, ORBEFORExONDKY. JULY
mum: wm Adsc'Puy. Try onofwater while.mlklns;,aleng thehsnk. loch, 19:6, WILL DRAW IN-
and be convinced. i‘vulnce was ”years old.
TBRST FRQM'JULY set. 1915.
_ WILLIAI a. coma
moment
w fiver
clued to Deposition from the
SHORE DINNERS AND .ALL earnings of the sill months end-
KINDS OF LSEA FOOD
comma to ORDER.
‘. Mail. T
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The First *Considhrab’oh
The first com withmiy pencil.
, manhoomihsrhgdion. classified ~ '
has-tim‘hoolutceecurii-ydesin‘doudra hauling "
ithat is-secotvd'to none‘in'th’sim,.tn Wily
» )7th e; sure/eP'M ' ‘ -.:eo< '~
Wm-fid? 1’
for .m' judice invariably. _
Remedies
‘ tall. " _
. .cn Freeborrl, of Boston, Mr. and Mrs.
, 5 Over urty italienlalievsn arezaew
.5 in: West’s-t. Wednesdays“.
med. The next meeting of the board
.Iv'ill come on Monday evening. at
{which time all final decisions on all
‘outstandlnlz Matters will have to be
n-ade. The final meeting of the board
will be held onitbe evening wJuly 3rd.
l $10,750 was'ilirurll out of the appro-
ir: mt loos for'illlc‘hlghwly department
1m the Fourth dlrlri pi far as clu-
‘bcard went 1 eve ‘ ranking ado.
gthl night's pruning of 825,600, with
micro probabl? yet to come.
‘liaylnes and lira. Iloae rcnederell
"Lend, Kindly Light." as the cortege
was leaving the diurch, The poll-
bearers were John. Michael, William
and Patrick Nolan. Flower-bearers
were Thomas Horan‘nd Joseph For.
Illine. llitl-rlliclit was 'lll St. Mary's ccm~
ctcry.
.. . f‘- ‘. $
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
m». NEW YORK. June 2L~~Wail Street.
10:30 a. m.~llethlellcm Steel turniah‘
‘ led the only diversion at the opening
' lot today's market, scoring on initial
WESTON llmln or it} 1-2 at 4“. Otherwise
”M— changes either way were limited to
. fractions, except in Baldwin Loco.
firs. Vm‘fl-b” Godtroy will on‘mit‘olorado Fuel and Chandler Motors
‘taiu as week-end guests at her
lnold street. residence, Mr. and hirslThe‘a ""0 counterbalanced by re-
:wuum .p_ lioyt, Mr. and Mrs. pen, 5 cessiolis ot a point or more in indus-
lpem-yem of Tarrytown, N. Y" Mr. trial Alcohol and Marine PM. with
land Mrs. Edward Preeborn, 3mg "01- recurrent heaviness 'in Tennessee
Copper. Mawell Motors. American Lo-
Arthur Thomas. and daughter Eliz-"‘0 and “NV?“ specialties.
abctll, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thom-”"mgl‘ “"9 “n “ ‘0'” ”“1" Alco-
as. um son, Seymour. ot‘llidxcileld. hol extending its decline to almost 3
Mrs, Mary J. Miller. Mrs. James K.. 904““
Chamberlain. Miss Mary Adams. alias
Alice Fitch. Miss illnlo Adams. Miss.
Annie Fitch. were dinner .guests on
Thursday evening or Mrs. Robert C..
Williams ot‘Godlrey street. '
William B.‘Osbom. of Valley Forge outfitter Streets.
is now able to be out again, alter his! A mistake was made recently by
late serious illness. » lemme; oi the street department in
Mm Christina WM. 0! Nor“!!! placing oil on that section oi Elluwood
street. has taken a position in Noriavenue. Golden Hill and High streets,
walk. lwhich had previously been treated
The “mu“ ”Children“ Night" pl""Zjvritll calcium chloride. This error. to
gram w" presented "t Norfleld say the least, has consedconaidcrsble
GMR' Friday "cmng' of a disturbance among the residents
Mr. and Mrs. Roaster, oi Strassburs, o {the street, who have made numer-
Pa.. have been guests of Mr. and Male“, complaints m the street “Wt-
:dlolxph Ham, and Miss Susie hul- meat in regard to the matter.
‘ ' it was “shined by Smet Commis-
Hrs. Nd. ' Croseman. atlu contin- dinner Sharron, this morning, that ow-
use “that, is ‘mm‘ ' lug to a shortage of experienced men,
Ir. and Mrs. P. J. Cobb havelone . l the
to Maine. to spend a month. in the d“ mu to ‘ 1‘“ M Inoney n
street department, that inexperienced
viclnll .MJNMEhud nae
Willi'a ‘Lockwood who has been ill men had had indie placed on the oiler.
' ' These men were xiven instructions to
torJeariy Worsening, lanow imprin- .
‘ .' ' do just the opposite thing from which
ill-slay. and Mrs. Edward Stanfield have .010! did. and for which the! 119" ll-
Isturacil ’tb their home in. New York. ready received . severe reprimaods
otter man; a won in town. from the street department.
All mum to clean up the
mess» resulting from the accident will
bgmnede at once. Curbed atone will
be placed on the road andoll precau-
tions taken to prevent a recurrence of
tiresome kind in any part of the city.
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MISTAKE IN SPREADING OIL.
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Street Department Did Not lntend
Placing it on ElmwoedlAvenue
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tun-Jami: Wilson. or soon (not.
senavnsmberei'tae claw M1511.“
dusted iron the Statesman School
xmclwblch registered union of 1 to 1 1’2. .
Later ot- .
«firefly-may w",—
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Fault s. Iain in sun
liens: Santa in
Mill Hills.
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Will Direct 7” More In Yale Iowl
‘oesn on (M Piotloun and Will
‘Convoy instruction to Orchestra by
Use of Colored Lights.
New Haven, Conn, .,.‘.'. ‘, vFran-
(is H. llarkoe, Master of the Yale
.Ehgcnnt. to be pervonned at the
file Bowl in New Haven in bicen-
tennial (ommcnloraiion or the removal
of the infant college from Saybrooil.
Wt, to its present site. is one
10! the artistic leaders not only of
America but of the world. His activi-
ties in the revival of pagealltry have
taken him as far as Capetown, South
Africa.
When the war broke out he was it
student at Oxford. lie at once organ
izcd a military hospital corps and went
with it to Serbia. in the bombard»
want of Belgrade lie was ill the thick
of the tight and by his daring and fear»
lessneos saved many Serbialis irony
death. For his services he was given
an honorary lieutenant-y in the Serbian
infantry and was prelontd with the
[Nova Medal, the “blur: Red Cross
lwl for personal services to wound—
edsoldiers. Mr. mrkoe is ll member
of the Executive Committee of the
' Serbian llellct Fund in America.
Hie Wide Experience.
Though Mr. Markoc is only thirty-
two years old he has had a range or
experience that makes him admirably
fitted to become the bead“ the great
celebration in the Bowl next tall. Att-
er completing a (our years' course lit
Yale in three and graduating in the
voices of mill. at the nine tllno recelv--
in; a dblouo from the Yale Art
301100’. lie Volt to 0 0rd to study at
Magdalen College.
latitudinal lllSQHE , n. t.
Vhlle there he.
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Still!!! Kiln m
villainous sang -
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Grooi Band and cm tinder Hail;
Baton Will Play“ lb. 5-
the Inter-hides nu spine» in ens-t.
out of Dramatic W
New Haven, Cour. '. .l 'a i“ ,-
troln the sheer magnitude or the an
aside from the not that loose w
of numbers alone it will loft onset
the biggest dramatic perform-en” ',
world has ever seen, the Sale M
which will be presented on Oct. 21
celebration of the iii-centennial“
versary o! the coming of Yale GM .
to New llilven. will be truly remarka-
ble in its musical lnveotiturl. .
Not often in the history of W'
have seven luen collaborated ms“
wrote the mosque of the Oxford Page . :
lobed-Badges.~tb present Poet LID-t
reaie of'mhnd, and J. B. Fans. in
1910 he wont to South Africa, wrote
the masque and produced the pageant
given there. as wrote the masque piny-
ed for “.000 school children of Don-
don as King George's coronation treat
to the children, and he assisted Frank
Luscelles in the production of the Coro-
nation Pageant in London.
Played Defers loyalty.
In New York and Philadelphia he has
been prominent in giving plays for so-
ciety circles, for several years past
having produced the theatrical per,
cent, among the other editors being .
PROF. pawn erautsv slimy."
Hooter of Moder tho vli. PM
,zlo work. yet this is true of the M
east music. Each episode or them.
eant has been turned over to .0 “t
to set to music. Naturally. since thfl
is a Yale Pageant. the book and film
both are the work of Yale menifiw
music is by Pmtbssor Horatio '
Dean of the Music School and
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Motor of the Great Yale Pageant.
summonses given at the Inter lag-lu-
Show and the Charity Ball. 119 has
played in his own rumors bolero the
Odom-mother Alexandria of England.
Princes tastier. Duchess of ‘Argylc.
liing' Manuel. once of Portugal, and
several other royalties. Old’llanuel.
however. dill not like him sowell as he
did Gaby Deslys. so he did not present
him with a string of pearls or even
thank bllu rerhls performance.
More people will be on the stage at
one time in the Yale Bowl than in any
malt ever produced anywhere. At
the actual performance. to preside over
this assemblage of 1,000 persons. Mr.
Mnrlaoe will be on on devoted platform,
caged, and clamped to oil-crosswalk.
By this amnxetnent be will be able
to convey instructions to the orchestra
of 1” pieces by teens or a colored
light cede. Three trunhteleohoncliasu
with some mm~vwill~bc at
Ir. Marina‘s dlspmol during the per.
surname, andlncueot hitches 1mm
lanes oreecidcnt he will be ill a po-
lio-a to act \ .
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The Oriole ol the Vale Noose.
New Bavea..Othn.. Juno it—ln the
moat Yale Meant whichvwlil tats_
.flaveiu “manila“. with a
cast or 7.000 asters. tbejrdollo will
show the startle!!! my oblar-
genteel Motrin reseller or the
EMWIMW'WIIY} ef’
--Don't who the am in waitlnl
lawnm- insulating Roman in- ‘
tor a tenant. wide-Abe hippoeeioo
invert! which she wuss as part or
imquammnrmuo
the Mom W‘hiwld. The'
known as the composer of the“?
prize operas, "Monti" and “B‘sun
Professor David Stanley Smitty”.
well known as a composer; PM
Hurry B. Jcpson...lhe University ‘ "
nuisth‘edl nlnghm. Organist ' '
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Cb ,
in New York: thltel‘ ltacl 04mm
William E. lluciwhe. instructor! N“
'uiaslc School, and Douglas Moore.
'mdunte student in the Musk-rm .
Professor Smith Will Conduct. "
The big man of the day. musically“
speaking, who bears the imposing gig,
01 Master of Music. will be. M“
. David Stanley Smith, who will em
duct the great build of over 100 inltm ‘1
merits and the male chorus of saw '
hundred. {eluted by the Yale Glee Car
and the (‘oileue Choir.
“in writing the lullalt‘."_ lays
Smith, “We had to work very much g,
an opera composer writes his .
Ear-h man was given the libeetm' ’
his particular episode. with who.
sections and suggestions written in.
“The Pageant wlu open Wilma trfl~ .
pct fanfare. which was wtit‘ten'b .
llam Edwin Haescbc. an instructbi!
instrumentation in the School or
olc. He. by the way. is the man.
had charge or the scoring (hr the be
and Is arranging the music. ..
comes the. Marriage of Margaret,
code. which I wrote for roll band
a chorus of Webb bards. fie' ' -.
W was written by Both a '
Yale 1902. who is cranial-t oi the
lean Avenue Presbyterian Church
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