"a“- —-—-...‘ -
Cords ere befits: received from At~ parents as r.-.;e.:t.<.
We! and 31111.90 Dari s. at Rowan greatly enlmed the more :n it mu“
meet. who are soiourninz visiting at this was the tirst affair of
Andover. fleas.
Thoma“. Aid Society of the RY‘SK
Avenue “ethodiet Church xvii me‘et'
tic church as usual on Wm: nesday af-
I” ternoon for sewing
Mrs.
mic. who is soLctlrninz a? \'r-v:£:‘n°. Vt.
is remember-Ins her friends with razw‘fi.
Mrs. Came-non will 3; eml the summer
in Newfnne.
" $3th
Club on
crowd
The “Quill Sattzrdav ow
held at the. \‘mwnlk Fountrt'
Saturday FVfli‘f-ng when rt iim'
wax in attendance and thrmuzlaly en-
joyed the affair. Damion “'n‘Incv and
musicians fro..‘.\ . :Y or" 'zrniah their
usual customary :tizh trade music.
’l'hc unplt-asantness of titr- weather
yest'rz‘tay prevented it. numbcr ct East
Norwalk people from enjoying boeting
rarfies‘whic] had bcen
at
Ariel Cameron. of Hawkins ave-
was
emdflfluvw“ '
hem ecbml.
in this steel: with nicnrby, and the mint-new
business hes been conducted by his enell umber! oLtbe
eon, George Geist. gnome ne'enu) re- very may do“ The absint-
turned from seerce overSezs. throughout we: most emetic. At. the
P - cloee there was e lemon: of all those
Grades 2. 0 and the kindergnrt n at tat-dug part in the entertainment. ll
Center school participated Fridav at- was very elective, the lights can:
ternoon in public exercises “11 ch lune lowf‘red (0 represent a moon ffht
;bécn given l-‘ridey afternoons of each scene. The children iverc uni 'lr.l.c.l
lweek for some time past. Tildav' by Mrs. Clark. one at tile poser.
ifull was considered (ne of til-3 beet oi
the kind ever gix en in the schml.
. ,4‘-
......
The annual Chiidrc-Jlfizz Day exercises
.. ‘ lies kaimbt-th Lockwood. of Dan-l! -—-- "- were held yestcrdny in the Rowutyn
1'. hi7. an! e. week-9nd viator with? The kindetgartcn :1? 'i1‘0 5-" 1‘ ”Tl, \: ;, (.(Eist church. and were set-y
> ”end: it DJrlon's Point. Heights schoot held imcnszizt: .pu- < 1,1,1”). attended The progrlm car
~'i'|'“l’
moon. 2.72:1; ..
INT)
1.“; o .l was a-excclie‘nt one in we);
”‘ “ 5‘ It 1m . reflecting great credit 0;: me.
’S'Jlnfime'fldll, Hem Brynn the
nd GILOI‘ ufllecrs nd the teachers and the
the committee in charge. Miss L‘nmm
\‘Iells, and Miss Carol .‘lllle. assisted
by Dorothy \\'ells and lfloz'ence ital—
terson. The program Milan's: Song
by Congregation. No. Hymnal;
K:rajt'cr. l‘htltles \Y. RL".;
'lcome. George Bile}.
lea Friday in".—
Tit.-
t.
u. .
‘E:: 1:
them in the new schoolhoune at
fHelghts.
A largo :uztiicnre at the Ncrofon ("rc-
hC‘llr'e Ftid'ty night enjoyed lh.‘ tll'tl-
tainment D?J\it1(’d by Emil ('io‘S and
his accompanin. Gt‘tli'SD \t’. }It‘l".‘t'.‘.
who provide-l lhE‘HlSt‘lVF< ”fir-mild."
- a '1 ’r was in t‘lP h ncfit ‘
team. Th, .1 fa. Turning ”m
ttT‘l.
(i
Tabla. Francis Forest;
Recitation.'
Recitation. I
-\ Welcome Helen .\elson: Reci ation.:
Pelm. 1h.” been completed not was
coined let-W neterdey (Iter-
non. We ingest 4t: rectlon is bound
(6 win thegupport of the public for it
words one o. the greatest o: mix-mm!
and joyous meant-cs that could be
had.
The cxcciltn 2cm: ' 76.1 c.’ the (buc-
an; pal 511ml is train: the 90mm of
Norwelh and Stamford people :temg
oxer the water makes the dancing a
pleasure at 3 (Nil refreshing bxeeze
is always mafia: from the see. The
attendance at the dartcc Saturday
night was see; a very large cuxwd
when it is taken into confidential
that'the petition is not a very large
ODE.
ings will be erectcd
Many new bui‘d
shortly and LYN-re will be many now
1 ‘l ‘ ~-« .h .v ) iv} . Li R- ' , . . _
of the .\i. P. l hum. .1. til. 1 .- ‘ ChoruS. He [0 Our 'ng' Pnguary_m9mbel‘s added ‘0 the list of [h( H3?
. ‘ - . . , 1, h- _. Class; Solo. In Blasorn Time, ‘. bor View colony.
3‘11; Rod: lii'k . l. latlt‘llr. ‘- n 4“ r" d ,. ‘1, . 18‘1”: “0' .-—._. ————~
h .. \‘i‘="‘"1' ~- rww mv 33-: 717:! t! 2* ‘ “'““" '9 ‘ ‘mr‘ “m ' ‘ f The social rc'Hittm at the beach a'
{“1 \' x‘:‘\‘ ‘1“ t .1 .. t-Omp HtWhlatlde. Mm; Lynch; Recitation 2 ' “ ' t van-tr ny.
:- - '. Ntral . :t :2"‘- -' - t ‘1 no ' .a
} :n 3 t " q :1. old. l‘imw. "\Vclcomc. Little Daisies lauet Qatck: he ”"5”" ‘ me 3"”) summer "at?
l.l.lf‘.“(’. 0- 5‘ - ‘ ' . , . t o t-
}; {an ‘ V“ ‘ , n ”w n .‘ v.9... floatationc ‘hildteu's Du). G“ endonn as a 3’9“" 1*” l to ani a e
t»: um" . *l‘t- f". I' ‘ ..~ '2 ‘ . r . . \ét Ct l
' I 1 ”‘1 Y ‘ m in ,2". ~... We Arnold: Chorus. (tad la ‘ood. I’ri- j:°“:-‘ he " ’9‘ H p p
‘ ill‘ 4 t l' ~ .. . . . .
1‘?! m] ! r' it 1 h m 3m... ”.4 ‘lrc mary Clays: Recitation. The Reason n ‘ '9 9‘ ""5
3:5” :1; “U . . . ‘ t. . 1-0 u ~ ‘2 ' ' _._‘,,-.._
F’ ‘ .. ( x . ) \. m), .. q 3...... \‘\ hy. Ft’ort‘“: Flor.- ley: lit marks. Tile. \ id b in: from the hat
.1 8'1“ \;l n}; r .t . t ~u-A «... u - . . . . . . . (‘0 7,97, , t'f‘nl . .
or. A” “gm” u Q “a d line “i “mm. Meaning of L Illldl‘en 5 Day. REL m ll d ‘ 't ' me anarv of
'L.. t i- ‘ ’ ‘ -‘ * ~~ " . . . . . ‘ u. ‘v \‘.-’.< ertta" Ob -.
I . d \l‘ rion \"r'iniu George Baird; (Gilt-ctton Piece. t har~ " ‘ _ "- - ’ , _ d
‘( 0“le Bruro' an ‘ d‘ ' " ulna ‘J‘vtt-r Pm} ..:..... =pnn hV {he the Y'Példelllfl (10?“ ”3’"- '2‘!de an
S: llll‘t‘..,0n that (la), .2: lionnxh? ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ “ ‘ ‘_ ‘ " ' . . . . ‘ _ ‘- ‘ a fire to he the
l ‘ .. ,1 Conzl-cmv70n. .‘.o tux liynlnztl: Rec:- "”59“ "’9'” to " ar 99
Chapel, 6’99““‘L " - .- t - house warm.
tatton. Mal" .loom f... the Children.
ncheduled. *
-. -,—_
l‘lerlel'ick Batter,
(“laildren's Day
teatltl.lrz 51;.1‘.’ :tt =Et~ .‘lnrmon Arthur \re-dtnncte
'1'ch
This term ”1 Sunday pastime 35 be- ncipm: 5:h.\t\l t-lllmt'.li:ptl tit» cohnot ileumvftc‘l21téttfmz.r‘ . h w ‘0
morning more and more popular (Inch Committee ..ml the other ttm- llvts nl L “‘1 --‘| '- ~01". “2.4”? t7 9.1. c; on
year and already several have been the town Tuehdax evoning at the new Gr‘al B18~slng..\l.l. miv ill». . eel-
held this season. Sthottsunuso at tl.« llc rho. whith Fallon. Tht‘ (“Immvw 11‘\‘hllt‘. (Tami
r-'.--- they beautifully Mammal with Mills: t‘itot' t> Our Father Lives
The third district commifisionerq “once for the Occasion. Music and AbOVel ROCilation, Cilad \‘uite.~.‘Clara
will meet this evening: when rmltinc other forms of entertainment. includ- LOCKWCde; Rct‘ltanon. The secret.
matters: will be comidered. ing Japanes «- dances bv Miss Andc-r- Marjorie Dc'<lnond; (lmrua anzca
I I» ado 110r)‘ Emma \i'ulls. Carol Blills, lie “‘3 ter-
The regular monthly meeting of the
Heyflowcr "Hook 6: Ladder Company.
1m ’50 held this evening. in the fire
quartet-t3 on Van Zant street. Matters.
of importence are to be discussed and '
all members are especially rethstrll ee .....
‘matter of the location of Marks on the es
to be present.
' ctr—uni
lira.
New York.
H. Bohryver bpent Friday in
Rev. E. 0. Carter spent Friday on a"
trip to New York city in connection
with his desired trip to Ellgllnd.
H. D. Battier ot' the Poet Road strain-
ed his beak Friday whi le at his work
at the binders shimard in Stamford.
'Mrs. "William J. Fleming.
Mansfield avenue,
tOrange, N. J.
Fa.
Miss Harri-ct A. "valentine of the
“den eide m;hool.t spending the
week-end with her parents in Mount
Klsco.
.—
lrs. 0. n Richter returned Friday
alight home. tow days vieit with her
' mother. Ire. J. Kirkwood, oi \Vood-
haven. 'N. J.
Dr. George H. No.20. at. ‘ tic-t. H. C.
Carter attended the mectlnr: at 1hr
Connecticut Public Health Acsociation
at New Haven on Thursday.
Mrs. W. l. Lon-mics left fO‘K'l'l lastl
— week to visit her brother. Sergt,
Frank
Fordham cf City Island, 3110 has just
returned trout France.
The Congregational and
Sundayschcols did not observe
Iran's Day yes'crday. but delayed the.
celebration until next Sunday.
Gear e Gefst rr0: .letor of tit; meat'
8 p
market in the Austen Block. has been
i
dualism“ i'
mun
. gineering Company of Hartford. which Song. Just a Little Flower,
ha: done, considerable permanent road “pain: Recitation.
son at tlu- l'ml.’ i-lLF .Kt not. .
was.” ltury. llorotlty Wells; Recitation. ( hil-
dren‘s Day, Virginia Rowland; Reci-
ta‘fon. My Piece. Ellen lleaupaine and
Sonny (lakes; Recitation. 50ch
Said. Dorothy ll. .-V72(l2l'|1 Chorus, Bus-
80 Fresh and Gay: Drill/Beautiful
new Tullvne'kt load uliith “ill requi: e marry Flag; Duct_ All Things Are
mile of the Beautiful. Edna Gor‘mm and Ethel
Rt-t‘ilalion. Gnvl in His “’orld.
“"(‘Rnr lil‘. all nho W610
present.
Com pzmv's
r‘wpvfgt.
The. Connecticut
the shifting of over a half
was ;.v.'arded yPs- Mott:
track. the «outrun
terdlly by li'ghwat Superintendent Shirley Bowman: Recitation. 'flae
Horace B. Olmstcad m the Acmn En Lord i His Garden. May Gardner:
Nina Been-
Lill‘." Red Clover.
Awozk in Gre-znwich‘ and e:.pects to be Bet-the Richmond. and Mabel Leafl-
moron . ..
if
i2
l
J
i
.
lAsnocietion will be held a. the home
10f \‘A‘S.
. 0, June ll. at three o'clock.
is fiddling friends at'
l
Methodist of Liberty." and consisted of singing. well patronized hy
Chll- '
NEPWATFl/Efifi Pit SSURE TIRES AND TUBES
All Sizes and Types Carried in Stock.
We know this tire and not only unhesitatingly recomena it but
guarantee satisfaction in every tram .
and rm. gun: recitation-Good Night, Edna Gor-
ham: Song by School. No. .80. H’s-Inc
nul. Benediction, Rev. George Bell-d.
:gin the 'quark within ttn diy s,
-.-M.W '
l I
mafia-l m
Lil’fijgg llillilll Pitt
2 The warm we" other of Saturday-e! .
ternoon caused mum people to visit
A spatial mec'inz oi the officcrs and ”'9 point ‘0 ”’30) refreshing
trustees or 2r... Rov ”)lfll FIT-u l. ihrar) breeze of Long island Sound.
V\l\
l
. ‘ut‘
All iht‘ available {lurking space for
'plt-d at the
watt a regrou-
‘ll “its Dace?
Claw. \Vedncsday afitetlloon,
(ltliolllfll‘lit‘fl was
point Saturday night. "
lion 0: the opening,
0' i‘.
The Rowayton Drum Corps has “111‘
.
placed an order ”\"llh Gcorge B Stun-3 ration DRY-
& Sons of Boston. 31355.. for eight
more drums and two bass drums.
Those drums will be of special design " rtlny 5““ 0’ 1h“ lW‘l-lt' Who came (0
for the corps of the barrel type. and the WW" With ’hP Ht‘manlulrm
will cost 3:; The corp s has needed llr- _..le outinz took a dip and seemed
new instruments for some time. Tilt: ‘0 be "P“ P'Gafit‘d “ill! the water.
instrumen‘s they have were or a ‘ . I
cheap. inferior quality. and after live '7‘ . .1-:- “”‘fch was erect
years of almofic (onsudn use, have be. CH illt‘ bxlllilf‘fl Math for the winter
come unfit for street work. Thls firm “10m?” in (‘l'L‘II '0 l"-"H‘t the waves
in Boston is one of the laracs‘ lztakeljs- from damaging lit“ ...ll has been re»
of high class instruments [or drum “NY-“‘1- Th? ""3"“ is new undergoing
corps and when our local corps re. :1 general clean-up for the bathing sea.
cehe the c intrumenzs Ronny v.3.on nill ‘0'!-
have one of the best «caps in the slate.
“'ith such weatllcr a." we had yet-
h ta T."
: \ v 5M. r lay‘s ll'l'1". or. b'e weather;
A_very “1.6".”ng (‘hildrens Day mused the at. (. dance a' the park to.
lJ’PP oil cons: detably. .\ever- the-less.
the park was a lively place and all,
and concessions were!
the l. 100 people‘
dialogues and tableau Miss Liberty who nrrixed n‘ the point on an outing
was impersonatcd by Miss .\i.t.:.on knell by the Hux:.:~.nitarian League of
Lynch, who filled the part in an €‘Xi'01- New York city.
‘ent manner. Another important ecuar- : V ‘
uctcr was Peace impersonatcd luv ’.': .s’
program was carricd cu: at the Ho v
ayton Baptist Church. last ermine.
The program we: ettzitled "The li-hs amusement.“
._-- -——.—
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Dancing is going on eterv Se urday
’ etcning at the paxillon {or the mem
bers of the-Harbor View Beech cneony.
in July it is planned to run mo 12.;
pictures in thr pavilion two times a
week.
A great deal of cdeit must be git-cu
to thr Harbor View llcm-h A=.=nciaiion
for main: the pat iii-m in which lht‘
members of the colony mey hoid their
social illncviom. The pavilion is 50-
arranged that dancing and moving
rich)”; may bc. enjoyed. A fireproof
moving plcnrv booth is stl<p< mic-ti
from the ceiling 3-0 that it will not be
ill the way of dance-:3. It is a clever
menxement which desenes some
credit.
MARINE GUARD PROTECTS NICA-
RAGUA.
wasmscros. June 9.M\\'ith n
snub-Mime guard In Nicnrague
end I. vet-emit; fe‘ech coast. the L'nlt~
ed State! ‘3“ fled to prut ~' 'hat
oountry‘lrom ieéesion by (‘mm Ricms.
No ection is expected. hurt- v-v‘. p mi
in: the outcome of en in:e;—t;;; .2i..n by
the State Department.
Shanna “In! Ads Arr Mimic“
w —.:..
“THE PEARl ”
Birthstone tor June
“'ho come: will. \“ltr'nrr in,
this earth
.kvv-l nuts to June Lv‘ Cy: 0f
iur‘h
:- tin: of Pearl upon her
hand,
t'un :z-md ltu-llth, wealth, long'
life command.
9
BRAND S
The Jewelry and Optical Store
WhereQneBtydI; Higher
South Norwelk, Conn.
Phone or send Postal-
xb W-
wm xenon
Bast Roz-walk. 3 Bowen 8%.
The House of Fun. which has been
Marlon Weed. One exceedingly illtcr drawing the attention and curiosity of.
W
V“
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..\e “1, .
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR
_. ._ M*_.__.—.._
:eex or? as: ”1"“"QWmWw my”? 3“:-
rp-‘ u! 'l'r‘ "‘
‘23.
t
l
l ,
'1
Chic Brown of New Haven my
knocked out by Pete Hartley in the‘
U? .1 Derby Friday nil“ sing room and had the glasses remov- . t
Brown wee outclassed from that Pd and returned to him “Cheese hot water. 1 1.
s art srd tank berm? a. lain of blow. Tribune i - Of a Com Q ‘
. WM ._-... “—9—. ’——-.- ¢=_—~‘~
in inc «nth. ‘
l‘ohon and George Prom“
Sinner , ‘
fought a draw with Pmto having a.
slight ((3.. "e. Mir‘rcy Travers and Ar-
tie Schick of Bridgeport fought a furl-t
out: battle with Travers scoring twn‘
knockdowns. A big crowd saw thet
fights held in the Sterling Opera
house.
MUhVIHlLL 9N TOLEDO.
Fermen- Ncrwn'kcr ls Rickard’s Htgm
Head Man.
".lm-’ ‘tu‘\’_hi‘l. formal? cf Stu--
Net-walk. “Ln create: " stir here 21
«1‘. s‘n'nn-v r
year ago v ‘tzen h“ :t‘cr '-"
champion-2M9 ('Fnlv'l
lard and] Démpr. and all]
but carriul ltlu p‘ans t‘n-ourll in rtgbtl
in his. element at tho present time. nst
personal rcprcsntalit'e in Toledtfi
Ohio. of TM: Rickard senera‘l
mzmnmr of tho ltu<fncss an“ of tile:
“‘i‘lard-lwmps-y title ‘1:ka sum: "
lll'd to take placn there July 4. l
1: \VI“ he recalled that some doubt)
wae expt‘eeecd that Muh-ihill would be
able to make good Lie promise to
bn'ng “Ellen! and WDDQKK together.
in case be secured the llf’eil‘ed per-'
mission to put the exhibition on but
he proved tha: he had nun-artful epon-
inc interests behind him and xii: polled.
:11! question as to his ability pin-E
dur-e a. clumpion'sllip attraction. ’
According to word from Toledo, I
Mulvihiil is in charge of Rickazu's of ;
fie- in that city and when anyone:
calls there to see the thief figure in’l
the enterprise he is ' required to or»:
plain his businr-ys to the forrwr Nor-I
who rtlies light then and there:
whether or no: he considers the cal-t
ler‘s ml‘Finn of su'nclent importancex
personal attention by )lir'kU
3rd. Sotcz'al articles relating to thei
fight hate ape-arm! in Connecticut.
newspapers m-er tho signature of Mul-
vihill.
hwno'en “'il-
1: in Tm“! .try.
a nd
(U
‘x-
walker.
to merit
:. XtJ'ee «41.2w
end I wee dendng with a young man *i-x
'who wore eyegheeee. I soon felt wmdm‘ pa ’ r. lath
something cold slide down my back “Nd “““1 “ "u. - ' I. ‘
‘lm.
and my frlend said.
M3 '1‘" mien d0.- ~ u n
tenth round of their twelve round bat, Mb“ m “y l eecape?! 23132:?»
3
CAPT DASKAM RESIGNS. I!
STAMFORD. June 9.——Capt. Walter
D. ni.~k:lm. a local banker who was,
the fll‘rl man to enlist in the Phone;
writ-(l, when it wils' created. and who;
has bw‘n captain of Co. E of this city.
has resigned and at his own reuuest‘
has been placed on the re wrve lien,
Cert. Dukam is noted for his intense
patrotism. He was chairman or the.
final Hirer y and Victoy L4 on comm)
‘1 except the its! drive. :
:ll't o- f:1 .
flame Oliccs
ire Calling
"or Better Workers
The rovernmm’ *t Ifi‘l re-
cm .3: ior in " "PW
potr't’wvs and in ufoneg even
large: 2 rain let ‘
The darned for Kerr.)
rneee College We named:
the amber subtle
-_...- mm- .
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MERRIH. "BUSIRW
CMLEGE
ON I» 'WCT‘
w
'i‘o re‘. _ : \GLAS
mare.-
“Pardm me; my ammonia. Haw
dipped in u.
Spots with ‘z . ‘,
min tzs
oomrnqu.
Silt a ti Wool Swmiers . .
$5
New Silk Brena; . . 1’ ,
West. S, tat
Sliit Sport 5’ ir’s'
Sunset ‘1' Dresses .
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DECORATE
Your Ceilings and Walls
Make Rooms and Hall: attractix'e.
Keep them looking fresh, clean, sweet
and prettynll the time. You don't have
to spend a lot of money, just a dollar or
two a room each year. Decorate with
MURALITE
This ie e celcimine of the latest and very beet
kind. It comes in powder form, amp}; needs
to be mixed with water. It is easy to apply,
dries quickly without unpleasant odor, makes
churning effects, is sanitary and will not come
off. ‘Only needs one coat.
m cation YOU WANT.
“We cosh calf as much in wallpaper . «-
e third es much ee flat oilnaint. Or... 5.
ceiling or $1.00 for the wells. Save: time,
trouble end exocrine. Please: evenrt-ody. ‘
COME IN AND SEE US ABOUT IT.
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- Attention to Ford Ow lers
sue or no»: vcome ‘ mom TORS
Mitchell
New Victory Mod
51.475 F. 0. 8. last
Den Be Delivered Irxnedazeiy
El
Fl
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\~UV"
trues WEE‘K’ONL!’ ‘1
$23.00
Radiator Repair 855 5
16.435 $6 Main St, Norwalk, (min "
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