yesterday. o s O m whiter in South Norwslk yester- 0 filter in Stamford on business to. ~‘-—!'ou may buy union label straw at Joseph Davis'. 0 O 0 Hrs. Kerry liayer of Seymour was a recent visitor with rela- . in New York. 0 o O lites Ggatha Kcsslcr spent the h-end with her parents in New orh city. .3 o O O O ,‘u—boll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all -‘ do of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1 .8. Ave. Phone :90. O O 0 Miss Iaura Sweeney. of 65 Spring t. was a visitor in Stamford yes- day. 0 Frank Lauder ins returned to his miles at Yale after spending the ooh—end at. his home here on So)- hour street. 0 O Friondo of Mrs. Abraham Harris Of uth Main street are pleased to I'll of her improvement after a re- nt operation at the Lenox Hill ”ital. Row York city. 0 O 0 --You may buy union label straw hats at Joseph Davis’. . O O 0 Among those who attended the Iohloon-Willsrd fight in New York iiy Saturday were: John Jassll. Ira Echwood. James Shields. George opkins and Louis Cuneo. O O . Chlflel Goodehlld. a call! University. Montreal. as returned to his home the summer vacation. 0 C 0 -—Harris & Gaps. That's All o o o The general committee on labor. III Day observance plans is to hold a meeting this evening at. the Armory at 8 o'clock. student at Canada. here for Dr. A. It. DeJanis. of Bridgeport. has rented an odice in the Mercan- tilo building. South Main street. and b to start in practice in this city very shortly. O O The regular monthly meeting of the Norwaik Ruilding, Loan and in- Vestment Association will be held to. snorrow at tho offices of Tailor .t- Golden. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor of Brooklyn. N. Y.. spent Sunday with Iir. Taylor‘s parents. Judge and Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor of l’airneld axe- Oils. 0 0 Norwalk Jurors for the court. are enjoying a vacation dur- ing tho Philips-\‘t’inclicstcr trial. Their period of duty. which last eight weeks. will be over on May 18th. . O O O Suprrlnr -——You may buy union label straw hats at Joseph Davis'. 0 O 0 Charles 0. Greenwood of Washing- ton. D. C.. has been spending e past few days with relatives in . r- waik. Hr. Greenwood was for many years the private secretary of the late Congremman E. J. Hill. 0 O 0 There will be a special meeting of Bishop P‘onwlck Assembly. Fourth Dogroe. Knights of Columbus. at the rooms of South Norwaik Council. No. 1253. this Honing at 8 o'clock. ' O O O '-—8uy your Victrola at Donneliy's on Gay weekly payments. Store open evenings until a p. in. 0 O O The regular meeting of Old Well Hook ls Ladder company is to be held this evening at the company quarters on Franklin street. As there is considerable important busi- no. to come before the meeting. a large attendance of the members is expected. _ O O O A good attendance on Saturday night marked the second night of the fourth annual bazaar Of the Children of nary lodslity of St. Mary's church which is being held at the Catholic club house in West avenue. The sev. eral booths did a good business. Dancing was enjoyed to music by the )lontorey orchestra. The bazaar will be continued tonight and tomorrow night. _. IT? AND A » . ~. Holmes. High school athlete. -bo soon in uniform at the next I Mb Hornig of New Jersey. was Master Edmund E. Crowo was has to her home in Elisabeth. N. J.. spending the week-end with Frank J. Finnegan. Gibson court. . o e o Miss Lida Totles has returned to Long Island. ' I 0 Rise )(ildred Horner of Main street spent the week end in New York. ' New Jot-soy and O tended the Willard-Johnson fight in New York Saturday. 0 O 0 -—-At Camilla Gift Shouts. 0 Wall street. hand decorated convalescencs plates; Heart of the Flowers incense. O O O Nor-walk Council. Boy Scouts of America will be held in the South Nor-walk library on Wednesday even- ing of this week at s o'clock. O O O A meeting of the City baseball league managers. will be held at the office of T. F. Foley and Company on South Main street to-morrow sve- ning at 8:30 p. m. 0 O O ——-“’l‘ho Singing School.” Communi- ty linll. \Vcdnesday and Friday evo- nings. Tickets 35 cents. ‘ O O 0 Dr. George Fawcett of “'ashington street was in New York Saturday at- tending annual reunion of the Cornell Medical Alumni. 0 Mrs. Ella Byxbco of Main street entertained a. few friends at bridge Saturday afternoon, First prize was won by Mrs. John Sherman. second. Mrs. H. C. Sherer and third by Mrs: l-‘rc-‘l Loducil. O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mayors of :05 Flu Hill roao had as their guests over the week-end Mr. and Mrs. Masters of Elmhurst. N. J. Mr. Masters is advertising manager of the Physical Culture magazine. 0 O O -—”Tho Singing School." Communi- tv Hall. “'cdnesday and Friday evo- nings. Tickets 85 cents. O O C The Norwalk Bird and Nature club will hold a meeting this evening at =th home of Mrs. L‘. A. “'oodu'ard. North Main street. when a business meeting and election of officers will be held. The many friends Of George “'11- kins. who has been confined at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Bertha Richards. Flax liill road. the past several weeks by illness. will be glad to learn that his condition shows much improvement. 0 0 Mr. Oscar A. Battier. popular mus- ician of South Norwalk left for Young- stown. Ohio this morning where he has been signed up by contract for a season of twenty weeks as Lnnjoist with Verne Rickett's Premier Dance ()li‘ht'slrla of Chicago. ill-which out- side .of Scungstowu. s 0 City Clerk Stephen Dokus. accom- panied by his father. the Rev. Gabriel loans. are attending a toottmonial ‘dinner to Baron Boremisza. Hungar- inn representative of tho Cunard lino. abroad the Cunard liner Berengaria. in New York city today. City Clerk imkus. is the representative of the Cunard line. in this city. 0 O 0. Elton Snell of Berkley street this morning took up his duties as assist- ant to J. Emory Stevens. at the Second district store of Rogers & Stevens. Mr. Snell. who has been been associated with the Crofut & Knapp list company for some time. previous to going with that ’eoncorn had ponsiderabio experience in the retail trade. and at one time was as- sociated with Tristram & Hyatt. O I O The Not-walk Republican Women’s Association will hold its third regu- lar meeting of 19:3. in Community hall. East Norwalk. on Monday at- lornnon. May 21st. at 3 o'clock. Mrs. H. Lcitoy Lewis of matford will speak on "Education." Men and wo- men of any political affiliation are cordially invited to attend. ' O O O ~-You may buy union label straw hats at Joseph Davis'. o o o Banner Council Notice. Members of Banner Council No. 54. S. & D. L. will attend the funeral of Sister Gussie M. Nash. 8 Straw. berry Hill avenue at 2:30 p. m. Tucs- day. C. J. FERRXS. Sec. DIARY 0. “SEER HARPER MOD Shampooingh—Scalp Treatmt roman—”mug 46 SOUTH MAIN m SOUTH NORWALK. come. .— A ‘ Victory 5,11thNOtwalk ”danish .. ‘ «m Room! Phones” BOnds ._ bile May 20, 1928, may be deposited on ' your account now at par and the - . full student. of coupon. \ mm her home on Fail-field avenue after spending the winter in New York. Alan London of Boldon «onus at». The regular monthly meeting 01 .fll- Lillian Jesus of Belles: avo- aue spent the weekdad is New York Charles Barrett. who has resided for the pat few months in South Norwslk. has returned to his former home in Winsted. o o o a g Hrs. Billie Latsko has sufficiently ”covered from her recent illness so as to be able to resume her duties with the Sally Shop. \ O O 0 Hr. and Mrs. Thomas Reagan and daughter Josephine of New York spent the week end with fir. and Mrs. R. H. Golden of East avenue. 0 O O —.-"Tho Singing School." Communi— ty Hall. Wednesday and Friday eve- ping: Tickets as costs. . O O 0 Miss Etta Woimer of New York. is spending some time with her sis- tor. Mrs. Arthur Greenberg. Taylor avenue. ,, First District residents who tended the Willard-Johnson' fight hturday were: Frank Aiken. Fred Cook. C. I. Byington. Jaek R311: and G. A. Kay. ~ ‘0 at- I‘toutino business was transacted at a meeting of \Vcloome Stranger lodge. No. 364. Sons of St. George. held Saturday night in Red Men's hailv Main street. . t O O Misg Julia Josem of Holden ave- nue had as her guests yesterday. Min Dorothy Yarmomky of New York. Jack Stein. Frank Kobn. Louis Le- vine of New Haven and Miss Bella. Bate. Mi- Sylvia and Maurice Shi- iepsky of South Norwalk. 0 Dr. William J. Tracey. of \Vest avenue. is today attending the an. nual convention of the New. Eng- land district of the American College of Surgeons which is being held in Worcester Man. The convention will last three days. Dr. Tracey is a member of the credential committee. 0 O O A meeting of tho Arch-Leaconry of l-‘airticl-i is to be held at the Cni- varv church parish house in Bridge- port. Rev. Louis 8. Howrill. rector of St. Paul's church: Rev. J. Benton Werner. of Grace Episcopal church: Rev. Chapman 8. Lewis. of Trinity Episcopal church: Rev. Robert R. Footc. of Christ church. and It. fit. Jackson are attending the session. s O 0 —Harris & Gans. That's all. 0 O I Joann Schoolhouse. proprietor of the Palace Clothes Shop. North Main street. has a sense of humor as well as business sense. as was evidenced by hi display of traw hats and car- mul'fs. in one of the windows of his shop on Saturday. The display with its ironlcal humorous touch. attract- ed considerable attention from pass- ers-by. in view of the cold weatheri and approaching straw hat season. Mi- Syivh. Greenbcrg of Taylor avenue. whose engagement to Sidney Rosen of New York. was recently an- nounced. was tendered a surprise party yesterday afternoon by several of her friends. at the home of her mother. Intervals avenue. New York. Dancing and games were enjoyed af- ter which luncheon was served. Guests were present from San Fran- ciaco. Paterson. N. J.. Derby. Bridge- port and South Norwalk. 0 O 0 Local Episcopalian clcrgymen will attend the bicentcnary commemora- tion of tho Ordination of the first clergymen to be ordained. to be held in Christ church. Stratford. Tuesday morning. ‘ The annual convention of the diocese is to be opened the same afternoon at St. John’s church in Bridgeport. The convention will ex- tend over Wednesday. Rev. Aaron C. Coburn. formerly of Norwaik. is on the ticket of nominees for mem- bers of the Executive Council. 0 O O A full the. rehearsal of “Miss Bob White," the mudcai comedy. to be staged tonight at the Regent theatre under the auspices of the Girls' and Women's club. was held yesterday afternoon at; the Regent theatre. The rehearsal went off in tine shape and. without any doubt. the performance tonight will be one of the beat staged by amateurs this season. The musical comedy will also be staged at the Palace theatre tomorrow night. GOOi) ROADS The best mum in the world is -— GOOD! i l 'b 1 East NOrwalk 7 confined to his honodwith illness; 0 O I a. recent visitor in New York city. o o. y ‘ Harry Wright is having a. some erected at the roar of his hozno on Van andt street. a o ~ e‘~ _ -Dr. Ralph M. Bennett»: Soaviow avenue is a visitor in.l’_itt'sdeld. MM. on business. ’ O O O J. Walter MacLaren of New York city. spent the week-end at his sum- mer home on )ta'rioa avenue. Marvin Beach. ‘ ‘4 .o st, s. . The annual meeting. otthe .Mev’v' newer Hook .1 Ladder company will be held this eventual-she coupons! quarters no Vat Zandt M C O l , .. Exercises appropriate to "10th“? Day" were held in local china!“ y sterday. all of the service being well a. tended. — _ o O I » Mr. and Mrs. Robert Josslovsky of Scaview avenue were visitors in Bridgeport yesterday. L O O U W. D. Keeier of Strawberry having his farm shingled. Hill is buildings newly Roy White of Betta. Place whose home was recently completed. is lay- ing out his grounds in an attractive manner with shrubs and plants. 0 O 0 Many local boat owners put their craft over the sido for the season yes~ terdsy. while Others did considerable work on preparing their boats for tho E0320“. 0 O 0 Now that the buildings on the Sea- view avenue park site are being leveled. people are much better able to obtain an idea of the sins of the proposd park. 0 O 0 Dr. Allen R. Barnum has sold his home on Marlon avenue. Marvin Beach to Nathan J. Bush. Dr. Bar. nurn has moved into his recently completed new home on the same street. 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Malkln of Brooklyn. N. Y.. were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joselovski'. oi Beaviow avenue. over the week-end. Mrs. Malkin “a formerly Miss Min- nie Joaelovsky. 0 . O The two houses owned by Mrs. Sarah E. Lane. which are being built at Marvin Beach on Wallace avenue. are nearing completion. Mon- roe Broa.. are doing the grading about the dwelling: - 0 Several little friends of Marie Wal- lin of Gregory Boulevard. assisted her in celebrating her seventh birth— day anniversary. Saturday afternoon. The house “anomaly decorated. games were played and refreshments served. 0 O 0 On Saturday evening of this week. the boys of the Sunday school of Christ Episcopal church will tend a party to the girls of the Sunday school. the latter having been victors In a recent attendance contest hold by the Sunday school. C O O The May meeting of the Whatroo ever Circle of the King's Daughters will be held at the home of “to. Ed- wnrd F. Smith to Seaview avenue. tomorrow. Tuesday afternoon at‘ 2:36 o'clock. (I). T.) O The 8031‘ Club of Christ chureh PM“! Ipocter of‘laevsy'street was Harry Bennett of Seaview avenue lsi ties will be held. at the ch ten. 0 O The final rehearnl of the out of “The Singing Inhool" will be held this evening at 7:80 o'clock (D. T.) at Community Hall. and all those who expect to take part in the production this rehearou. o s o ' There was a well attended meeting at the East Avenue If. 3. church last evening. when the Epworth Leap» of the church observed the Nth anniver- sary of the Founding of the lAague. A brief addre. was made by Presi. dent Stanley Carpenter. and there were other tlako as well. including one by the pastor. Rev. L. Earle Shaf- fnor. Vocal and instrumental num- bers comprised the balance of the From. . . O O 0 A class of eight girls were admit- ,tod so candidatoo to the G. F. S. at the Inning service at Christ Episco- pal church last evening. Those who were admitted were: Louise and Irene Haiiond. Doris Pennoycr. Elea- nor and Olive Erickson. Thurley Ro- berts. Alice Taylor and Julia. Clarke. Trere was a short admiuion service. conducted-by the rector. Rev. Robert B. B. Footo. when the candidates hold their own service and sung the candidates hymn. after which they were presented with their buttons with the letters "G. F. l. C." on them. Rev. Hr. roots in his oer- mon explained the significance of the letters. which also stood for "Grace. Friendship and Service" and then spoke to his congregation on the subject of “Mother's Day." Rowayton Charles N. Raymond of Logan Place. has accepted a position with the Norwalk Iron W’orks Company in South Norwaik. e O The house in Logan Place. recent- ly purchased by Frank Reap of New York City is being repainted and otherwise improved. 0 O 0 Mrs. Delos L'Hornmedleu has re- turned from a. visit with relatives in New Canaan. O O O The ladies of the Rowayton hi. E. church. together with their friends. are invited by the Rev. and hire. H. E. Selim-rt. to attend a social gather- ing at the church on \Vednesday ov- oning. May 16th. 0 O The members of the Epworth League of the Rowayton M. E. church are planning an anniversary social to be held tomorrow «suing. May 18th. at the church. this being in celebration of the 34th anniversary of the Epworth League. An enter- taining program has been prepared. and all are invited to attend. Darien Mother's Day was filtingiy recog- nised in all Dozier: churches yester- day. c. 1. “so. who is the manufactur- er of the Case automobiles. has re— turned to spend the summer at his home. near Dolafield Island. PATENTS Wooster and Davis are warned that they should attend _ ' ' ' respite from his traction duties on Saturday. Stanley nayhow substituted for birth. 0 O 0 Thomas Why is making ex- tensive attentions to his ass-gs in Tokouoho. no is building an exten- sion. and when 'complewd there will be room enough for two cars. 0 O O The annual convention of the Fairiield County Teacherr Associa- tion was held on Saturday in the Bridgeport High School. Nearly all of the teachers in the Darien school system attended the conVention. O O I T. N. Collins' place in Noroton proved to be a mecca for Darien and Noroton light fans on Saturday af- ternoon. where they went to hear the returns of the Willard-Johnson and Firpo-hchulitfo fights. The re-I turns were received by radio. which was insttiiod by‘ Irving Benton. 0 O O "The Noroton Junior High School lost its second game of the season on Friday. when they were defeated by the Harrison High School second team. of Rye. New York. by the close score of 4 to 2. Clifton Gainer was on the mound for the local lads. and he did fine work. fanning! 16 men. which is a great accomplish-l ment in those days of home run hit- ting. A large number of local fans accompanied the team to Rye. O O 0 Captain '1'. O. Stabelt of Smith's BOYS’ “FLAPPER” SUITS —m‘—. Khaln' and Gray Crash $3.00 Rogers 6’ Stevens NOW“ 80. How Island. local chicken fancier. lost his entire stock. late Friday evening by fire. His chicken coop with 900 prise chickens. 5 incubators. 3 breeders and 500 eggs were all destroyed. The probable cause of the fire was the explosion of one of the brooder or incubator lamps. The roof of Mr. Staboll's house caught fire. but he managed to put it out before any damage was done. BANKRUPTCY CASE. A hearing on the composition odor of 15 per cent. made by Olaf Christi- ' anson. promoter of \ant Rooks Man- or. will be held before Referee in \. JUNE MELODY ; ROLLS On Sale Today. THE HAMILTON . SHOP Bankruptcy John Keogh at his office in Bridgeport tomorrow. It is ex- pected that the offer will be accepted. 49 Wall Street Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenburg of Taylor avenue. spent the week-end in New York city. CHARLES J. VARIAN , cornucmn and mum]: f Fireproof Building: and Conn-etch“ a Specialty ; 8 France St. Norwalk. Cms.f Phone did-L2 .VCi'WBIk ‘ Jacobykf 12-14 No. Main Street. I FOR MEN A.‘.D WORKS. 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