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-. Edwin L. Stevens has just returned;
from Boston. where he has been on:
1‘ business for the Howyton Drum Corps}?
. He stopped in Worcester en route and.
isited at the home - of Mrs. “fix-221's,
ll be interested in loam--
Lav SALE WELL ATTENDED.
"The scarcity of 29222.: and the urgent ‘
. d for well located building lacs Rowayto'n “'1
tell 51'0““ 5." 2.29 ”H‘Nname FW‘ ing of her success in the musical.
mm“ has, 5“?" “'3‘?“ bf Adams world. 222 May. 291.2. 322.2. Russeal;
mammals; 2121‘: 12m;- W... m .. 2 .20....
Mk for Gemge 2-: 22 nth. Thry song recital. two groups or whlch site
”m8 50“ around 5‘1"} lozs in In??? gave on a program for the Dhrien Red
M's leaving call a dozen 10" Cross the following July; it proved so!
successful mat in October she gave in:
PM will be closml 22:22 202122). Con-
“neatly the beutiiul tues‘ents‘ that
M mm for iree (12.2-22'2222011 :2: for the Schubert Club of Stamford.
costume. Since then s‘hc has giun int.
no less than twenty limos. and finallyi
male. on “canesda: and Thursday
found it necessary to place it in the:
‘31 all he girth 2122a) lot]; .111. at T ‘30.
Those who 12-.- \e hml'lg .2 lots should
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.3; ma. #3532122: .g‘hmwfi; 822:3;- hands of the Rcdpaxh concert bureau.‘
inflatadeeds. _'l‘l‘.e ratire idea has just been copy;
I " rfghu d. and is booked for 0\'er thirty:
appearances next season including a-
lt‘ill to Central America. ller costume
. W.— B99“ l‘as PPM 3329.} his 2'. .34.
. -' h at the HC‘Jl .‘Iahagéen 0 acdi
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I? m 213 's‘ "acation lit-fore as- .
22 ‘hgw ), i :nclude‘s a four-yard hoop skirt a-
: gaming 29w Limes. ._
3 XS 1 "sugar scoop bonnet. togcthcr uithv
4 ' - many rare old acccsfiol'ies such a:‘
- ‘ The auction Of 2229 (iv-arse P7 Pill-:32 , ‘ . .
’ ,, shawl. lawml‘)‘. and such. Mrs. Rus-
mpu'ty in “mil-:12: '2‘2'25“?ll rcc- , , 2
m ‘ d ‘ v. i t b n sell has aim an excollvnt chulm DOM-l
O raw :1 22‘2‘3, ( "d ( O'- . , . A ..
ues ‘ ' ‘ 'ion and 22 222222) 2722-3: (7' \‘2222‘9 pllplzs
gal ld dfil". . .. .
- 88 be u " :22 Greenfield. in October ulll’
open a school of music in to town un-f
der local managemtnt. so tlla2 she
be .3323 he: concrrt.
5120
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i? “met with .~ii>'2s Alli) Yio lnzr‘.
1:22‘23' 22203 20 C or:
“are. Wednesd.y aft czncon at ".0 ,
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Following is the program as it is.‘
now: I
Emily “-Rl‘d“'rn-Ru.~$9n presints:
b2 in; the firs-l.
songs 2
the iolowing progmm.
of ”2:1? $UCCL“§‘Z\9 groups of
'5‘». la ("ml by her. in 2224‘ r-xlrndcd scrivs.
of illustrative recitals of some of the:
fl ——P2el Bros. famous 2202122»: bev-r-
} ‘30-th the drawn- from- the- wood 1" .2- 3305'- F'OPMRI‘ fashiomble "Englishi
¥ W now sold by Canel‘ari \ F ui 5.0,, Ballads" {or the drawing-rooms and
{all single boztles or deiiv ercd -_‘. .ayz concert-halls 02' Great Bri'ain and the.
am home. ‘lfm'led Stair-e. dill-ins: “he reign of
: .. Queen Victoria tlS3T-1fmll. '2
E‘V'I'he commissioners of the ‘l‘lzfti l \‘fawh for The0 ................ i
‘ MDisu-lct held their regular mes-2-, .... Augusta Browne 21$. .~—l$. .)';
{insist evening Regular rou'ine 5225- The Braid 02 Sunny Hair ...... '
. 3M “3 diaposed of 7 ........ Ann Sioman li‘..-—18..)
;u'o'.- .22... “'o’s‘ Me! ............. . l
. Following the pram? mm '15 "I“? ......... \nn Sloman 228..—ls..l§
53%“! nixht at W? East AWE“? Fra lei 22.2 mm Cor ............ .
odist miscoval Churth- ’11? “m ............. 22. Sal-2.222 222.223
l“ .50.!“ will “on the r 795W“, tTix'.‘ above song's wrre written 23:-1
.mthly business meeting. ' less. 3. for Queen \‘i(toria 213'le-
L ; —'—"_ Hull and until now hau- not been
2' 2 The ladies Aid Socielv or the 234 sun: publicly in Anlcn'ca) l
‘ Ivenue Methodist EF- SCO coral 0‘11"?! 120 Y {en Roan Eng ................ 5
f '11] Hold 1 sewing session at ‘52" . ......... C. 15 Mom 21756—48420
13‘! 012, .\'o: “'2: Net'm -lention Him 2
.............. Bishop 11786—18572) .
church at 2 p. m. tomorrow afternoon.‘
’ WI members are requcsvco to attend. 2
.' The Billilfs Daughter of lsllngton ,
,"2' At the met-ting of the Board of Fe? , Anonymous
' Shane and Taxation last night a 22800—1382)-
in: Love Not, John Blochley
b13202 mills was leVir-l on 1h? Grand Thc Swen Guitar ................ 2
j {2 am of 82. 655. 382 for the Third TaX‘n: ......... .\2. W. Ralt'e 225022—2570) ..
Wet. It s (stimated that this rta 0 (12.212122 Thou llut Know .......... '
will net. an income of 522222.24. ......... .\l. w. 222222.. (2500—4570):
2' ~~-— Rory 01200222 .3. Les-of 2 '9:— as '
Wlliam E. Leiferson. of 4'.‘ ‘Firs‘l 1““, qflmzflk Tear .- 1‘ 18‘ J9
~1lreet. has been relcasml from the. A ‘ ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ ,W. l
‘ ‘vy having been on the 1r22n=rlort ............ Alex Lee (180:. —lSal‘t
Bk . 2?: Grandma‘s: Advice . Anonxmous
”Mm sine-2th beginning of l os'ili- \..
. gilt in June ..................
ties. He will remain home indefinitely A Gorin Tl o (l 9:).
. a . . Q 5—
fl his many fliends 21: ll be intere=2ed g ‘ ma 8 lb
Mrs Loft} and 1
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the ex erience le )2 s: to r>la.e. .
'h' p ‘ a ‘ i . .. \V. M. Hutc.2inson 21$..—l§..)
, (cl 1 7
’2; .313! strawberrj. feslhal held on the Rosaliéet‘zf Fridge Paws»; ‘
' .r dthe East .\'o'1'3..k .22 2-2. ChuNh . ' """ Se ”0' 5 "15’ 5
f V‘ ‘0: '72 M} \\‘ n2! nu? ..........
evening was a huge success. both _ ‘
. ....... G. A. 0- borne ”incl—1993)
y and financially ll is (Namat-
that 150 people attended the affairx‘
_ enjoyed themsel‘ves immerfiely
' We lights. snung mer the lawn.
Wt out the decora. ions cleally. W}
the grounds a most b95222: ful of 2
A program. under the supersisinn
(d: The Danube Rirer ............ I
.C. Hamilton Aide 21830—1902.)
Welcome Pretty Primrose .........
Ciro Pin‘uti (1829—1888
a Link» Faded Flower 2
J R. Thomas 21830—159.)
The Kiss “allz :
. ”flu 2i Arditi 21822—1903,
W alter Brooks- Ea on at the piano”
at This little ballad unixersally
sung during almost a generation. can:
be ascribed '0 three composer's—~T.
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‘Tis But
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’3 Imitation by Miss Dawson.
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Summer ill-asses . 55.95.3195 to .223
New Silk Dresses . . $18 to $35.
Wash Skirts . $2.49, $3.95 to 592
Silk Sport Skirts . $6 to 520
ALL MILLINERY PRICE
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REDUCED PRICE ON ALL WALL PAPER
Lowest price on all Ready mixed Paint, Enamel. Brushing
Window md Windshield G’llss.
Ask our price on panting and Paper Hanging
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141 Washm g2.” Street.
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Sterling Refrigerators:
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Now is the time
to purchase your
SIERUNG Rifkififfiitml‘f
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you 20222512.» '
‘ us run. Am. :2:- You.
Haynes Bayly NWT—1539‘), Alex Lee
1802—18512 and Sir Henry Bishop.
lb) 0.‘ vast vozne in its day.
2c'o One of lime. Parepa-Rosa's
21836—187“ greatest successes.
2212 Among the most. popular ballads “0‘812‘1011- t 653--
of the epoch. D. Gnth. of Cleveland, Ohio.
2e! Sung by Mme. ‘
WISH—~18“) with
plause.
llama] Selections by the orchestra
composed of the Misses Slawson.
Wilson and Burdett.
§Wn by Miss .‘larsland
M selections by Que Es club.
m se'lecnons by the orches-
;has had his launch Edith"
Anna Bishop.
V 'won bv Miss Dawson.
world-wide ap-
mes ice cream and fancy
were 5: fled the guests. The at-
. to a close about 10 o‘clock. 2 ~
ho:- members of Scout Troop No. 2.
of Rowayton with Sc'outmaster 2m 0
PUTS PACKERS m w a .2. '
' ALLIED PLANTS ”$0.22,. ‘ .2 h «2 2.22.... m 2....
his machine.
The 3‘ ounzer
ward D. Randall. formerly locnl com- The: .
lied from Page One).
humus ion. are far reaching. in “est Nor-walk.
under government controlj
2. every phase of the pack;
allied industries. Ownership
2 2 . in stock yards. refrig-
. noticed.
Louls H. Hall of New Canaan, who
tome time ago brought the schooner'
Merl} regulation and per~ boat
.m and market system
who flew craft in the water.
35m rum-age salewlll:
,szsm inthe: ImeetluntthoWest Side \g'rennls
aboys m in Vermont.
>3 .-. ..
wmwummmum
orcrhwled'
and put in commission for the season.
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l Tr e “illi 22.2 '1‘. Raymond estate at!
Las been rented to
Elmer Cronk of Rowayton. who :9 sm months.
'cenlly was quite badly bruised in a:
'spill from his motorclcle, has sold;
S t 2! people of Rowaylonj
:1 ur ay afternoon. and propoze 20 have a bi l ’
r g ce ehration this
LNDER U. S. RULE scent the weekend camping out. Ed year on 2hé 222a exening of July
22282523; 3? peace and return home summer
misisoner. and now deputy commls- of many of Borax-tons soldlei' boys
:slner in Atlantic City was their guest will he a cause for rejoicing that the .
‘residenis do not intend to let. pass un- York have made their home at the Is-
“ .. Edward :2 Randall of Atlantic Clty. ‘31: mm. 019%“!-
uul slung? connernds ulsed 31111111 10 NOW“? waters. has now who has been a guest at the residence ‘tord. have begs-2:22:03;- ”I“?
m” ’ orced an pac- purchased a. handsome new We! of Captain and 3113.3. V’. Cole. left over the week end md to quim M
which arrived Saturday by today for Massachusetts and Yer-foil. home yesterday
freight. He expects shortly: to me where he will pass the Summer math;
5H2 will. as last year have chute of
gun-inure store on dummm-mmsmw 1102.7“ awnings—aunt”
Edit
es for the great demand which Butt
been made for them. Den with these
new additions it will not be able to fill
the call.
Bflflf ISM”
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Sidney Schill, of N“: York. has re!- ELKS convzuzlormunc ClTY
iistered at the Summit House (or the The Sith mm suntan of Nor-
walk Lodge No 709. Benevolent and
Protective Order-oi Elks. Will be neld
in the Elks' Home, 2m evening.
"r-‘ndMfl-Wflmfmo‘m“ at Sociock. necewnlbeclus uns-
jau’on. 3 km Ila-her of candida“
ltield'. liar. arrived a the Island for
the summer mom hs. ‘ ‘2 being on the list. and this will be the
last until the fourth “'ednesday in
Miss L. Manson. of S—t-amford. is stop 3‘3" ||
3‘1 ping at the Summit House during the The annual m o! the '
-—-—-——
, Atlantic City. N. J.. a July Till. I! In
2thewiahofthemdlodzeofiiaum
a make this. been mad the
“Victory Session.” the lamest in the
history of the order. The del’les
got Geneva-u lodges inhuman:
lconjundinn with M
the
Hotel mum
”firm-lulu
uendmthoconmuonb ex-
Ernest Schaeter and write. of X
iland for tile season.
willows:
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You can select any sizg
you wish ranging in
price from
$7.50 to $75.00
All fully guaranteed. Salis-
. - action guaranteed or -
nosey back.
3 Couch Hammocks
""U'Unn , 1'-
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$9.95to $35.00
Stands to match. Porch am
Lawn Furniture in Maple Ola
Hickory and Willow.
Oil Cook Stoves
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