. Journey to
“"15“
f»; an. oyster boot Amino tied up at
Ms & Gm dock overnight.
W'l'hs- Norwalk nursery Union will
‘ s. regular meeting. next Wesday
_ ’ltGLU.Holl. Nomeet-
h~kfllm night. as wss so.
‘" another paper.
,__.._..
, Tho akin! Bosrd of the South Nor-
wolh Kaboom Episcopsl church will
shoot this evening. st 7 o‘clock (stand-
ard tt-s). at the church. All men.
hers see requested to be present.
#
BMW Lodge of Elks will dedi-
Ote homowly completed home in
“s 'street. next Tuesday evening.
and has attended an invitation to the
non-u of Norwalk. Lodge to witness
the ossspony.
-—Three star hill at Palace Thurs-
hsy and Friday—“Paying The Pip.
or." "Arnsy With Jack Dempsey"
lsflcisl'plctures) and Buster Kea-
ton"s new Comedy "The Boot." .
"embers ol Toqunm Council. No.
33. Dslghters or Pocahontas. who in-
tend ttrtske the trail to the reserva-
tion of.Norwulk. next Thursday (-ven-
log. will be on hand no later than 7:30
p. m.. thylight-saving time. at the wilt-
worn. 61 Willow street—Stamford
ldvocste.
As the delegate to the Zionist con-
.wentIoi-l recently held in (‘IevelunI‘L
Ohio. Mllinm K. Finkler will give .1
”port of the proceedings next Mon-
dsy evening at the headquarters of
the locsl organization in Washington
street.
Council will
Thursday
"embers of Lincoln
Bridgeport on
‘1‘th June 16th. where they will be
the guests of l'ncns Council. 0. l'. A.
of that cliv. A supper will be
Cspisin Ishmsl will 3m: in the
filtration Army Holt. this «song. on
“The Ten Pieces of Silvsr." and will
she exhibit the silver pieces; All are
lulled.
Mr. and Mrs. Stool" mat, of 7
Center svenue. left today for Nisgsra
Falls. when they will spend several
mounts-souls.
The WW m1 hold s
meeting. last ensuing. as tho ales 0!
Scout Commissioner 0. T. Dirnond. st
the R. & O. fsctory. Plans for future
work were discussed.
!
All!” Mace. of Norwolk. was one
0! those caught on s reckless driving
chsrgs in Bridgeport. roster-dam but
as the csse was not serious. it was
nailed. upon payment or cost charges.
-—-Ba7 Top Notch Broad;
lemurs of the Woman‘s Assocls-
tion of the South Nor-wall: Congrega-
tional church are holding s lswn so-
oiol. at the home of Mrs. ll. R. Mc—
Cssslsnd. 87 Boyview avenue. this
ottoman.
At the mid-week meeting of the
South Norwollt authodut church. to—
morrow evening. the subject will be:
"What Sins Are the Worst? The
Answer 0! Jesus." The hour 0! the
meeting is 6:45. Everybody invited.
The loflowtsg fipartments will be
present at the meeting of the Bosrd
of 3mm and Tsxation. thh m'en-
ing: Town clerk. health. printing.
city hall. school deport-out. The
First district budget will also be pres-
ented.
—Don't miss "A Dsy Wh Jock
Dempsey" an added stir-notion on s
ten reel Palace show tomorrow only.
Buster Kenton comedy ”the Gen"
and "Paying tho Piper.“
w
The past noble grsnds of Eureka
lleheksh Lodge. No. 42. l. (l. (i. F‘..
will entertain the lodge. lit the rooms.
on South Main street. on Friday even-
ing or this week. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged. Dancing
will follow.
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Tomorrow (Thrill-day evening). tho
members of Eureks Rebehh Lodn.
will pay a fraternal visit to Echo Ito-
hcknh Lodge, of llnnbury. transports.-
tlon being provided for sll members
who wish to attend. The cars will
start from in front of the lodge roan.
at 6:14" o’clock (D. T.) shsrp.
i
The board or directors of the Nor-
Twalk Iluilding. Loan and Investment
{given to the Lincoln (‘ouncil boys toriA-“W‘I-“ml htld I mrclinz. )‘cs'enlay
'4.
.\
Hug the victors in n pinochle tour-
pment betwmn the (‘ouncils All
nomhers are invited to 30. Bus will
Issve from the hall on Washington
no
1
street at
—lishmdocouunsrrissno
o'clock.“ H. T.
.;~
1 Muslim: Supplies
Films,
F" alignment, “{3},“
f Developing Ind Prhflng
Stillson-Powell Corp.
‘C
M!
‘comed into the ranks.
l Ambition Brings
; You to Our
Teller’s Window
ah.)
How far your ambi-
‘tion will finally carry
yes—411a rests with
you. Millionaires have
.liegun to accumulate
their first capitol the
i .W Account why.
;nfiernoon. at which time they declar-
;ed a dividend at the rate of 5% for
the past six months. The regnlnr
monthly meeting of the association
will he held next Tuesday. at the or-
illcrs of Taylor & Golden. Inc.
—Get your Vletrols where “Good
fiervice is s Habit." Easy terms
Donnelly's "-18 8o. Main St.
l The Golden Rule (‘ircle of King's
innuirhters met at the spacious home
.‘of Mrs. Prank Gregory. in Prnnbury.
yesterday afternoon. it large number
being present. This being the last
Imeettng of the season. plans were
made or the foil work. when the
Inn-tubers will all bring their dollar at
the first inn-ting in September. A
number or nrw members were wel-
.
‘ Bring then: “homo to
roost"—those hsrd earned
dollsn. Dollsrs hsvo
Go in and win.
.' h“ i ll.
lit a=
lieu: ii
iii!
n. The tsipto tho Fauswin bo'
’ A leather bog. pious up oa tins
street. was turnd over to rum-sue.
grant J. Honor Gibson. l‘ In“.
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The South Norwuk Baptist Sundsy
school picnic will be held. at Oompo
Bench. on Saturday. Juan lath. Csrs
will leave the church st 9 o'olosh (s.
T.).
The Kiwsnis Club msy ho so out-
ing in tho nesr future. o mutt!
will probably be M st the
'"m 'Mu '. N In“ MIC-r
at the Royal Jones Hotel.
*mssalatfissbafl‘h-
”.
Patron-sh Wallace human-sport-
ed thst s Ford cor. the number at
which he won ussbie to ascertain.
struck and huoshed down ths traffic
standard at the corner of Voter and
Washington streets. at in“ o’clock
lost night. and west on without stop-
M83-
The Ilridgeport police have request-
ed the loesl authorities to keep a look
out for W‘lmsln Furies Welsh. sllas
William Patrick. s twenty-ohm. year
old drug “cunt. who escaped from
the Hillside home. Bridgeport. be-
tween 10:10 o'clock and midnight on
blonds)! eevning.
—Coalstlswsnprla-. Mass
no.
-——s—s—sa
Loco! members or the Amt-ico- So-
ciety of Mechanics! Engineers. Cou-
neclicut sectio'n. sre pisunlng to at-
u-nd the open monthly luncheon and
business morting of the New Hot.
branch. to he held st the Mason
lsborstory. Yslo College. New Koren.
at 6:30 this evening.
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SOO‘AL NOTES
PALLABAN ~1'flRIWITYSEV.
A pretty wedding look place this
morning st the rectory of St. Joseph's
church. when Miss Amonds l-
Christensen. of South Sorwnllt. be-
cnme the bride of “1le H. Calluhsn
son of Mrs. J. Callahan. Rev. D. J.
illurh‘y. pustm. pe‘ormed the «cre-
'mmiy Thr bride was attired in blue
“amnion crepe with hill. to match and
wore it cul'migl- bouquet of white bri-
.dul roses. Her sister Miss Alysc Chris-
.lt-nsen was her attendant flhe wore
'blue (union crepe with lint to match
and “nrv- ll coring? lmuqufl of pink
roses. James F. l‘llklhln brother of
the groom. was the best man. A wed-
ding breakfast was served st the home
of the gloom. [Jun-stop place. after
which the couple deported on a trip to.
Washington. ll. C. and other places]
or interest.
BATTERY C MEN
FOR NORWALK
Continued from First Page.
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feel good to find that flattery C top-
.;§~..
:er
riser We go oo._-ses'fit, to: tho
first time Tuesday night. ‘
Inigo “a. ,
nes- mt Gugntttejoin :-
sure em ism-sir m the out
and to entire outfit is a tattoo»
ins W-
nem'noyd B. Rugs- dim
themootetofthsfistnighth
osmium-s nosooivnoutothis
cot. in: dignity wu the only ““4
seriously injured.
Iar member or Buseryc‘os tho Mir
up here. and obliged with practical!
s continuous perm-issue on his w»
’0.
“east Bsgh Marion. who feels
his new stripes rather acutely. is 81"
ing urious oossideraitlon to the trot
to the colonel that his resignstios
would be in onset. as tho new "est-g."
is Ml! capable of running the rut-
ment himself. He has already put s
(:0an of those wise guy medic-l capo
thins is their plsses. when he convoy-
M the first sick detach-lent to tho.
howls). The regimsnt is in splendid
hesith~blisters on the fset and cin-
ders in the eyes being the only all—
merits.
Corporal Long is wosring that worn
ried look for fesr that those. putt!
chew-ours won't show in the double
reel 0! Mots already taken of him.
Will report ogsin as soon as duties
will allow.
fish! n. FITCH.
MANY SERVICE
- mam ATTEND. .
nuts? FLAG DAY
Pogo.
Continued from First
American Isadora—lint
and Edward Hughes. with
drsped in mm’ or the
wonder Galbraith.
Roy m-Dssmut Mclflbhh.
Peter llurhsdel. Within Gustsfson
and Mrs “the.
The 8hr lips-sled Boa-er wss ex-
cellent rush-red by John Weble. after
which Exalted Ruler l-tlbirt w. Clark.
l-lslocmrd Lending Knight Stanley
i-tleress. I-tsteemed lecturing Knkht
John W. liogardus. l-Isteesned beading
Knight mot-rick Msdden. ('bspisin
Joseph J. Unsweiler. Esquire Pree-
msn Light. and Secretary John “'.
i-lcnllei' conducted the preliminary
Gsrtleld.
the flag
late Com-
-exereises. esempllfring the motto of
the order. charity.
lovs and fidelity.
Plot Exalted Ruler (‘ Irving By-
inirton rend the history of the Ameri-
can flag in most Wire style. and
wai-tollowed by the singing of Col-
umhh the Gerri of the Ocean by Mr.
“'ehle. The emblems of the order
wero then erected on the altar by the
various chsir otiicers. and Rhosld
Auit Acquamrnnee be Forgot was sums
by &. Wehle and the audience.
The sddress of the evening was de-
livered by Judge Robert O. Hunger.
of Ansonls. snd although brief we
most interesting. "is tribute to the
flu aroused the utmost enthusiasm
justice, brother!)
{bed the entire outfit with u pcrcgntuirc
of 71.15. with Battery H. of Rtnrnford.
in second pince. with “.05. It is con-
sidered :1 \er)' high rating. but f‘\Pn’-l
one is confident thst Battery (‘ will
msintain its lead. and we are all work-
ing hard with that end in View.
It ruined Monday morning. so most
or our time was taken up with set-
ting-up exercises and talks by the of-
ticers. In the afternoon we attended
on illustrated lecture. at the movie
theatre. and. on returning to our hor-
rocks, we were given a tslk on the
.
‘ .
'lli
l
and his plea for greater reverence one]
'lol‘aity toward it brought the sndience
‘io sincere apprecisflon of what
the
dog stands for.
John Rosso a Veteran of the Spa!!-
ish wsr. ling America My Native
Home in so excellent way. snd the
exercises come to a close with the
singing of America.
Refreshments were served in the
rsthsl'efler. and the orchestra gave se—
lections. while Alfred Kroner. Mr.
Ro-o. Mr. Wehle and others lung.
The committee in charge was Attor‘
ney Joseph J. Llnxweller. Post Enlt—‘
' 'oontrol the. '
“finer-lea. {holes-W likes his
stdtutions.‘ m m' then.
press mites; he“ 0.4 no
supremo mot in tho world's!-
mrill. sinus-sat insult withdtl.” hs
oddsd.
.7 “I” In. lid “u" w
”roost-its. “the
{armour-amount.“
Private Csno provqrthe most popo- muss we found our tots listed with.
rsnrspptsls in the has.“ chimp“
“tics its?!” the whole non/m-
oonlit suggestions. that he gets s hint .4
{know is that of at“. w o!
the rswss than ‘
.....
bits for Little Peepie
. ' ifiuhu’s Shop-is a collection of Sum-
met has, late arrivals, which on accmnd m my,
in“ tor-saw *snd ths brutality
and m wIch-tsnsd espsos-
sion in the worship of force. sod he-
tm of the tree m who‘wg'om
mutt-om
essentials“ Moss: was then
mentor the ml. the other.
"It would not hombrmo st
this time to discu- our m rel.»
«mmlmgfltosarthsmes»
molAmeelos boas of cordial
frienlshlstssll‘sattsns. Wehsse
nooththmlgoo-lwm
andtheproso-esofroasoaoanuot
solve. WehsvonoMnodu-
plieityofm.nossflwordsto
mismolselt-mtlb
mentstotherim.
Theonlymethoootdifi-mwe
the merits or problems. Thh. we
think. is the wsy to prosper s con-r
believed to ho ism and we shsli sil-
unoe no other.
"The world is settling down. but it
is not yet ssttbd.‘ Tl. (rune/fl of“
power sud expediency still-.dosiinde.
so the serisss probloms left by tho
great wsr press for solution Thu
country seeks not an acre of territory
w res-0n of its portioipstion in the
sums thst led to victory. nor do
we wish my exclusive advantages In
the posse-loss which n s result or
the wsr have pit-ed under new con-
trol. “'e simply not that we shsll
not be excluded from eat-l Invites"
wherever our interests sre IMM.
Thstseenrstoustobesreosonable
position.
“Thistssflenewheaitisvastly
important thst prineiple st equal op-
portunity for legitimate enterprise
shatdd be maintained in 01"!” that
in the development of nstsrsi re-
sources eta-outta! t0" the progress and
security of notions there should he a
fair snd toss! chance for oil. Tho
frank recognition of this principle
will oil'rr the hosts of that genuine
co-opcrstlon a! which we delkht to
speak out! will diminish the arm
for misunderstand“: and ontogen-
isrn. It is believed that inner-rim
agreement-Anny well berrssde which
will more complete reelproefly with
moped to 0W7 is the devel-
opment or natural resources through-
out tho world.
'1 believe thd our people see thor-
oughly determined tbs: we shall
ssh-guard our future by reserving in-
dependence of sodou In such exigen-
cits so mu arias according to our
conception of duty at the time.
Moots-tiled win those-tbs)
tor-those.”
must-salons thou-sh
TheJNew
Mm in com'g are marked at especially
K‘Ji’d
nines ;
_ I These ore of Pique with a touch of hand. m.
."r, Ebroldery, and with plain brims 0r scalloped him,
Wis-rm carom with inf.
“maid with lace. These ha \‘t‘ tin} 13.4%..
atid'wrratllsflemhmidered upon them. on mi...
of these hats the crowns are arranged in hm... . n‘
so ilisi‘fiioy can be removed for casein launderinu.
Mice mile-boys are some While lizgk
Haiswiihmvy trims and ribbon hands, gold in.
broideredwiih United States Navy.
Also some Navy Blue Serge with black rllu
bOns.
Thu appeal to the mothers of small in 13's as
being disu‘ncily masculine in character.
Thu-is {not variety in the whole mllcgfm
Ra‘s-abscisst'ss on. and go to 75 ch.
a.“ salon according to style.
New lull. i" 1
All Wool Cream Materials
,finogndcs in good weidit for summer wear
Fits Feud: Sarge, 44 inches wide, $3.50 a )8.
Fine fiend: Serge, «Winches wide. $2.00 a 36..
M‘s-go, 54 inches wide. $3.00 a yd.
Jersey'aoth, 5 l inches wide. $3.50 a yc’.
Wool Psph, 4:! inches wide. $3.29 a )6.
w Cod. 4S illiht’é wide. $3.50 a 3-6.
Says” 54 inches wide. 84.5) a )d.
Trioot‘ne, ' 55 inches wide. $5.00 a )r'.
Broadcloth. 50 inches wide. $5.50 a ,A
Thin. ' . .
Gifts for Brides
'nn Silver-Soction‘ofi‘us a splcnjid mic;
pieces which are always acceptable In line
housekeeper.
mad Warns. new Noun v. 111..“
just come in.
'c* “w Bosh”, Frill? 1‘31":
Computes large and small sizes with plan ».
edges, some with pierced borders, man} .r.
lined.
V-ss ln graceful patterns. Colman-l in 5.0.“
‘31‘: Mom il- :‘l gu‘
minnow
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