The Y. M. C. C. mews tonight.
Minimal P. Dunne spenti yesterday
in the city. ‘ l
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John Quinlan} and Albm Gabriel
' non are camping near Raton Point.
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George Haddock has acpepted a po—:
ition with the lace mills in East Norm
.‘walk.’
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
church will meet mnim‘row afternoon”
in the Sunday schom room.
. 311,211 A. Shelmy of 4 Fave street
‘3‘ had his car badly damaged in an ac-
cident on “’95: street, yesterday al-
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Vv'ith all the work that is going on.
ihere. the dump looks very busy these,
days; bun it doesn't seem to get any‘
larger.
cepted' a position with the. J. £5. .11
The manager of the A. & P. store
in East. Norwalk complained to the:
(police that. the boys were Waiting ball
behind the 530352. Officer Roberts in—
wesugated. ‘ . ‘ ,
Mrs. H. R. Shuarr‘. of Rally, New:
’Yorlt. is visiting her niece. Mrs.!
George \Vilson, of 11} Osborn avenue.’
Mrs; Shuart is. over 81‘} years of age.
and made the trip here unattended. i
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is visiting friends: in Brooklyn; E
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Lin?“ Fianci: Portal“ ’5 a victim of
who old-fashioned measles. He is quite
sick.
Mrs. :‘eston M. Hall. of McKinley}
street has gone :0 Vl‘imlsnr, Comm, to
be the 21195:? of her daughter. Mrs. Al 5
bar: Fi'isbie, and Mar. Frishie. é
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M‘rs. Benjamin F. Parker and daugh“
ter'Flmw-nre. of Now York. have re-i
turned home rmm‘ spending several;
weeks hem with z'elmive-s.
‘Whooping mush i5 Mmmying the.
attention as '
Miss Emily 54: g: and liar? Stevens 5
Jr.. an 1119 laws? Vinimg. "
‘ MN. llallman of okeneke has noti-
fied the lam] paling 11m? :1 dog he-
longln: to her and anawofing to the
name of V‘fillie has. been lost. 1
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Miss Mai-ion C. f‘oazes has 51:11th’
at her home have 2 Fl'fipllrl the sum~’
mpr'momhz, Miss Frames for the past:
3‘:3j1~_h2¢ "win instructor in physical’
anmz .91 ll? sr f . J
Ward. N, Y. hoolb 0. Fort Ed .3
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The American Lumber E: Sales com:
pany ms taken over the control and s
file-30“? 0“ an tho 'lTnNaa manna hold '.
A...” m lumber at the Wilson Point,
plant andumler the directions of the;
company it is being cleared out ralpld-
5?. - .m ma
ROTON POINT: i
The Sunday school (3‘ th
tongregational church of Nix-53$;
field its annual outing at the point3
Jesterday. The trip was made in mi
special trolley. In the morning the:
_c.uldren patronized the concession:
Main}- sport‘s were.- indulgedin by {he
rhildren. The feature attraction of,
fine day was a baseball game with-i
the crack Saint Joseph eighth grade'
team. The upmwners were no match
for the Parochial school boys. Thur
gem-e was 16-4. Racing andotners
prl'ts were participated In; ,
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The otcuriiro egg
. - . .n 1.- Of the ("lam ~
Sonic. Afiseoiailnn of New l‘o‘rk wing:
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nae ”mixed my Monday of this/week
£38v Bflslpené’ii until later in the sea:
. n on account of the inclement
{Weather of Monday.
“5'36 Second Congregational church
. '. reenwxch. 5f is hnldir'v Its
mmsplcmc at me point, today.”
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.AlTeasmed mp;?lnr ‘sineing orchestra
. . « 0y (amen? I ‘. ' -
ing at the point. at even
“' E any ‘
, ‘ assortment of fire 3’
i! gIVEn Friday evening. works WIN
1' Egli ’l‘ide'Thm-sday at 7:3? p
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-, s. l'. .' Shriver of the P03 on
113.5 returned. from a few davserlitvisit‘l
V‘Wlth relatives on Staten Island.
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James 4:: Kirkxvood m'tf' '
.‘ . of H
made a brief visit over~ Saturday gig:
at. the home of his sister, Mrs. (ls-E.
Richter'of the Post Road.
lfiSS I 591'an HOVt 0f
5 2 . this town wl
the 511158" tonight. when. Iii-neg:
SetOnAThompson speaks at thaStamv-e
Tord: Congr
Eng. .
Efnest Great, is amine '
. , as m
Watchman and tramc beacon.“ ‘2:
:11}; b83940 at the road repaim‘m
_ e mg made at the railroads “8°
[an Harlem . m I 5
4 mo ‘ '
> WV. Cantrell; Jn;.mds§faxm
91' New: York will shortlyrmwe back
.310. Danen, Mr. Cantrell having. Wk
3119 Hillard house on'tlxesoidim
eke road:
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TWilflam has one burden'ofl‘hls mind.
, file harm: full‘ corps of rm en-
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ev‘ creamy; Wz’drm‘ '
gaging wtovm WM
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l omega ingredients railed“‘Wyeth’~s-«:.Sage'
“fir. and Mrs. Percy E. Cantrell elf New
Scamn. formerly} a! this town.
The Damien: ma Dement' has
mm; a large canvas advertising ban-
ner across the Post Road; near thaHrs. John F. Henley of 81' Atlantic :candidates for the Bridgeport Lodge,
A LA son was born a. few «laps ago to
SOCIAL NOTES
3 MEISEL—HEALEY
g May Henley, daughter of Mr. and
railroad depot; to remind people of megstreet, Stamford, was married yester-
blg carnival next month.
The shed which projected from the-«in St. John’s Catholic church. Stan»;
from of the Noxon blockon the Post
Road over the store-windows is being
removed as part of {he improvements
in pomess to prepare the store to be
occupied as’ one of a. chain or grocer-
ies.
One of. the greatest improvements
in this town in many years was the
recent removal of the telephone males
and wires from the Post Road. VThis
givesa clear and most attractive View
along the north side of the street. The
electric light poles and wires srill con-
tinue to disfigure the southerly walk.
Rev. Earle Schaffner. the pastor of
folks know him better. Last night.
“catch"vwith some of the town's young
men on Railroad Avenue.
As a preliminary step in rendering
the had piece or road cast of the Rail-
rond bridge permanently satisfactory
iStamford is conslmmtinz a tile and
cobble drain under the highway. windy,
softened up after every min, presum‘
ably because (if the existence of an
underground spring.
The Springdale A. A. Juniors: met
Avenue diamond Sunday afternoon.
well matched the ieams were the tall}:
liming 1—0. Neither team earned a run
in me nine innings. Larkin hurled for
Springdale and Jordan for the visi-
tors. ;
Examinallons in the local schools
are now about over. and the bows and
iday morning to Harry A. Meis’e! of
{South Norwalk. by Rev. Father Kelly
ford. The best man was Eugene
X‘Veafer of South Norwalk. The
iiridesmaid was Miss Ethel Connery.
The bride was arrayed in white taf-
feta. and carried a bouquet of sweet
313933 and white roses. The bride“-
maid was in yellow organdie and lie:
bouquet. was of daisies. At the close
of the ceremony there was a» racer»
tion at the home of the bride. The
couple left, in the afternoon. in their
car. on a. wedding trip. They Will ne—
side in South Norwalk.
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Richard W. Sweeney. formerly of
iNonvalk but now of Bridgeport,
=wliere he holds the position of reporter
on lhe “Evening Star,’ was a visitor
’the Darlen Methodist Church. who liasjm the city yesterday. He spent his
Misses Harritc Jones and Pansy been in town only almvELm-ee months. time at the family home and in look—
Richards. of East Nnrwalk, has ac— is proving mom and more popular as’gng up old acquaintanceS.
Cash Inc. ”19:“ he proved his humanness by having a. Announcement has been. made of
film engagement of Miss Gabriel M.
lSheridan of lansingburgh and Real-
maid Sinclair Smith of Norwalk, both
01’ whom have many acquaintances
here. The wedding will take place
soon,
, Dr. and Mrs. “’illiam J’. Tracey, ao-
mcmpaniod by Miss; Katherine Tracey.
left yesterday for New Haven. where
“My plan on attending the graduation-
.30: the doctor's son Edward.
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Rom YTON ’defeat at lhn hands or the Nommnin'E‘lmimd E‘- C‘mWe is present this
‘ , team recently organized on the (‘anw.“f’°‘n0”n 5" the meenns: or the Re
:puhlir‘an Men's Ratification commit!
Miss Eleanor Hall, of Logan ‘streetJThe final swore tells the story of how?“ in ”‘0 HUM Tfifi. New Haven.
?_ George H. Mirst of Hanford Place
if spending the Week in Middletown.
.‘xow lurk. ' V
MFR. Murray 05 Somali: is a .211th
02‘ Mrs Theot'nre Xd'ims L
. ._ . . of Crescent
street, Glenbx'ook.
girls are anxiouall‘ waiting to “QMIHREE POLICEMEN
how thev stand and whether promo-
tions willbe in order. Exercises are‘
to be hold Friday nieht. at Perrier
School. at which prowess of lhe pu-‘
iplls. particularly of time» in the Jun-
ior High Svlmol. after its first year’s
experionoe will ‘m- (lf’anllh‘li‘aifid. Ed—
.. . .. win Milton Rm'le will Him make hlsr
ueml “mam“ h"tw’fifiutil public and appeal-anon and all-j
dress as. a resident at llllb} town.
The program of comm'hily motion
pictures, armnaed for tonight. at Cen-
ter School is one of tho best yet. giv—
en. “His Best Gift." 9. lwn-reel pic-
ture with camp and war scenes of
stpeclal interest to evservioe men and
their relatives; “Saiurdayi' one, of the
famous Briggs. comedies: :1 Burton-
llnlmnsz iravolomxe to London. and the
Paramount. special feature. W'illiam
Faversham and Barbara. Castieton in
“The Silve King." comprise the his:
program.
Tia-via“ Dannie are wrmrlm'i‘nf' hen
the Connecticut So. is to favor t em
with the twenty-minute gohedule on
the local trolleys. According to the
almanac. summer has now begun. but
although if has been the custom to
start lhecal‘s even? twenty minutes at
start the cam every twenLy minutes at
twenty minute headway has only been
maintained. on Saturday and Sundays.
A. large congregation. enjoyed the
Children‘s Day exercises of the; fan-
gregatlonal Sunday school. which were
held in the church. Sunday morning.
instead of the usual preaching sen
vice; The floral decorations were very.
madly arranged. the carols well sung.
and, the radiations. exercises audaci-
dresses all interesting and inspiring.
The program was as follows; Carol
by thescl‘mol. :baptsimal service: reel-
tations by Elizaheth Deconrcey, Doro-
thy Cooke andBarbura. Smith; song by.
lDerothy: Reading. Olive Crofoot. Julia.
Santoand Frances Wheeler; song by
Ruth Olmstead: recitation by Mary
Elizabeth Latimer. Eleanor “70ml,
V'Wm'ren Green and Carol Morelmuso:
carol by the school: recitations by
Andrew Santonnd Margaret Holmes;
sang: bv. Ruth: Oatmei‘: recitalions by
Julia Greene. Lucile Rolzerm. Estella,
Palmer and Margarita Fleming: 5m
mum-1:.» Roberts. l'E‘f‘i'i’liiOllS ii}: Rmfi
(.lmstead; and Hill-n Xll'tz-elioiise: Fifi:
dies: by the» new: (‘ Clan: : rlne‘l .
Dorothy Golfers, aml Eslelle Smith:
Waxing; chafing carol by the school. '1
Valet-lop BREWSTER
snst FOREUROPE
HARTFORD. Juno 23k-Bishop.
Chauncey B. Brewster. of me Protes—
tant‘Episcopal diocese of Connecticut
sailed for Europe Tuesday in company
withéother distinguished Episcopal di
vines to attend tfierLambeth‘ Cam's-re
,ence: in Landon (if-Bishops of: the Ana
gllican Cbmmision from all parts of:
the w0r1&. He‘will deliver one“ of the
[early addreses. Mrs. Brewster and'
her slaughter accompany the bishop.
GRANdMA max/age LET ' ‘ -
- HERE mun car any
‘She . Kept Locks Dad: and Glossy,
with Sage Tea andrSuglphur.
tell, because it’s done so naturally, so
evenly. Preparing this mixture.
though, at home is mussy'and trouble:
some. At. little cost you can buy at
any. drug store the ,readry-to—use prep-
‘fiataton, improved by the addition 01'
and: Sulphur Compound." You just
(lawman a sponge or soft brush with
it an: draw this tlrrmxgu your hair.
him: One small strand at, a time.
Byymorning‘all gray hair disappears,
your: hair beeomey heatzttlftzlfiw darli-
mod: gloss): and luxuriant.
Gray... faigd ham. thong! no In!
m1: wsign'otgxfnld‘age: and’asi'fiv
.- re a. yout u and attrac ve
Wee?“ M , 1’1
Wm M33 7
D . , ‘ Whem you :1 dark’eu your hair with:; ' Opp. Palace Theatre.
Bammnal Mt’ns Club meet-‘Sagez Tea and Sulphur. nor one can! , '
a mrfim .
DRAW SUSPENSION,
' New Brizain. June 23.~—At iiie m0ét~
.mg lam nightof the board of police
commissioners ii. was voted to sits
pr-ml patrolman William Snuney for
{our mnnlhs'without pay on charges
0:" conduct nniiommlng an officer. ‘7 ll
I’Amhony (i Walniencmu and Patrol
‘Iiriver Peter Cabelus for mo month's
:each without pay on the same charge.
.1119 case of former Policaman Frank
Hahn. dismissed a. few weeks ago.
‘The polivemen were alleged to have
testified falsely to shield Hahn. The
grommissicmers also 543% a hearing to
ZBolicemmt Thomas C. Dnlau. who pre’
; ferred charges against Policeman John
:Leihlor for alleged theft, of a com.
Policeman Dolan was unable to prove-
thei charge and the case was dismis’
SBL .
VII LC NEGRO who
STEPS ON HIS FOOT.
Became James M. l‘x«v‘~alllen~;‘32.-~
preacher Stepped on his font...and.
a white mill operative: slim; and:
Walker at Ware Shoals. near here
yesterday. according to a statement
made by McCarty to the sharia. when
he surrendefed last night.
Boiling Tln Cans.
After trying many Other pmcesm
is new. according to La Natal-ea re»,
mm" to the mil-fashioned method of
boiling :lievmps‘iwellcleaued? in a
solution mntainim: an ercess, of free
alkali and snlzpcter. The-tin is move»
and {lie alKnll' nml‘un'alpete: can b!
used over and (“T‘t' again.
church at” Sm} Salvador in me Spanish
city‘ of Ovoitln a remarkable tomb,
ermflorl 933‘s {Erillt‘C‘llmflw'FSNu with a
,be mad :70 way; by Emginning with
the capital ".5“ iW»lllo-Oehtfil’;
T’cmpcra Mutantur.
First mmurr A: D.:“‘Anrl now avid:
reth faith. have. Charity. these mule;
but the greatest of those 13 charity."
Tiromiolh osmium; All: “Anthem!
nh‘iil‘elh muscle, limins. money. these
three; bu: the greats: ofthese ls-——."
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V.O.RU. AQM. Beam Tenn: gush ,_
was also voted in suspend patrolman
; Tiléfle cases were an outgrowth m“
GREENWOOD s. (3.. June 23.”:
strutk himin the face»: 1’me 1'
of recovering tin from oldxnnsa mm f
med’ '11: mug of surname of’sddh",
And He Had Only One Way. hr Golf .
' Thvre it :1: the nntmncs. otthl.
various Latin lnsrrlplimi which may; §.
«221150. MainStreet‘ 7
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"83‘:de to work. ,
The degree team of Lincoln (loun-i
*cil, “N0. 4, O. U. A. '31, has accepted
an invitation to initiate a class of
on Thursday, June 2411: . The team§
has been doing considerable work of:
late and is in firsbclass condition. so?
the work will certainly be interestinfai
All members, are urged to acoompans‘.
the team and all those deciding to
go should be at the Lodge Room on
or before 7:00 p. 11:. Thursday. June.
24th, The committee says: “Come
on boys lets go and show them what;
a live Council we are. There will be
room enough in the hUS$eS for all and
a good time is guaranteed. Come on
now,lets all go.” j
gl-lARVfilWD VETERANS REUNION-
Cambridge, Mass., June 23.-Seven-
teen members of the Harvard class of
1860, the veteran soldier class held
their annual reunion today while the.
members of World war soldiers class
of 1920 prepared to receive their
diplomas tomorrow. Seventy of the
original 146 members of the class of
18§0 entered the Unionservices and .
-27 of them gave their lives for the“
cause. It has the distinction of haw?
lug had more members on the Harvard ,
’Bloard of Overseers than any other
C ass.
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world and not enough alarm clocks."
For the young man out to buck
the world, here is the right
armor: to make him' impregnable
to adverse criticism.
Suits that will give him the right
appearance and that's the best
letter of introduction,
For blue serge without frills or
a. brown or green mixture. $35
to $65. Singie or double breas-
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