I
Ophil' Chaptor of at.” 3...“: our
will entertain the new Canaan lodge.
Wednesday. int-the Old Well Lo
-.__ ‘ '
Miss Annie Newton of this city .wos
tendered a. party last evening by. a
number of her friends at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilcox of
mustard. The evening was enjoys)”:
spent. games being indulged in by
the guests. Letor in the evening e _ . .. ,.
llygiseflvertising suggestions
dainty collation' was served. 'ettor ‘ gene! ,
,which dancing was enjoyed. The for gift-to the'June bride and for the
guests included: Misses Alice Hart- graduate. ‘Besldés'chtrolas he calls
Marion Mongolia. Margaret ettention,to',a very desirable line of
a.
rooms. a W has drill will
Jretd’ andztheh .. w-panaan lodge will
initiate no! not! .
a»- " ‘
well. .
Dresky. Irene Hannen, Tessie aeri- tables “WE“? lamps.
well. Myrtle Mills. Solon Incocq, -. '- '- fp- 9.... O '
Mary usrunorn. Violet Lecocq. Annie ~nerris cafes; E’hats all. .
Newton. Messrs. lberweod Ponning- ; . . \
ton. George Harris. Charles London; ~ Mr. and-lrsfirhaddeus Guyer of
Alfred Wilson. Frederick Reidell, lMervinV-Beech, ‘are today observing
Harold Hill. Norman Weioeit. Ralph their liftiethtwedding anniversary and
Hartwell. Mrs. Margaret Ne‘wton. Mr. .the eighticth,bi.rth£lay. o1 Mr. Guyer.
and’Mre. Itoyai‘Osterbankser. and . > .1 ..
Mrs. Ray Wilson. “[ulnd Mrs. Rleh- fiermanud‘ melond. the ,young
sons of Mrk‘end Hrs. James Donnelly
aird Abbott. Mr. a Mrs. Norman _‘ ..
Wilcox. Mrs. lning H \ and George are ill at»their polite on Rockridle hill
”w .
\
Mitchell. wit hthc trip; ,
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An exhibit .oi tho manual lute dc- —-s¢aw. “oftentimes at O’Brien's.
partment of the Norwellt schoolsyaas t ' .4o ,0
0
given in the High School building ”of Mrs: Hi _,It: Cooper is on a visit to
terday afternoon. Tho many product! .the bedside of her father. in Abbeville,
hi the manual training dopartmvn Alamo-here d“ is critically ill and
of the Franklin and Over River
Called for her to come at once.
schools were greatly admired by the ,. -
.o o .
parents and friends present. The _ hirfend Mrs. Hill Roodnor of Reed
wells of the main corridor we're
street are spending a few days in New
covered with designs and paintings of York city ralory to moving into
the pupils at Miss llouton, which were way“
their new home on Cedar street.
also greatly praised by the many en- -
thusiastic spectators.
C O
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—Doll mom's .3. we each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll lhop. 'l
3. R. Ave. Phone 390.
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O
——A new lot of tooth brushes. Val-
ues up to 75c. Your choice at 39c.
Clifford Pharmacy. Open for business
during alterations.
0
Old Well Hook a; Ladder company
will hold its usual monthly meeting
at. the quarters on Franklin street on
Monday evening.
0
Dr. and Mrs. \Villiam J. Moore. . .
M" and M” James “ithail. 33-1 and Friends of the National Bank of
Mrs. Chester Lauri-me. er en Norwalk are "“1"“ to inspect the
Lindeberg, Boldvn Balloy and Martin
B. Durlnnd. lcun- toriny by train for
Cleveland. Ohio, whcro they will tit-
tend the annual gathering of the My-
stic Order of the Veiled Prophets oi
the Enchanted licelm. as delegates
from Monker Grotto. No. 56 of this
ronovatcd bank building from four
o'clock until 9 o'clock today.
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Brien McMahon. a student at Ford-
ham l'niversity. has returned to his
home on Putnam avenue for the sum-
mr‘r Vacation.
city. The i-onu-ntlon will be hold . .
June 11th, 12”: “or” .1 01h. —-Straws and Pangaea at O'Brien’s.
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The civil case of Israel Spector, Herbert and Leo Miller, students
represented by Light. iliinber 8s Quin-
lan. vs. the (inblw-Molo \\'orks. inc..
represented by Tammany N Connery.
will come before Judge George ii.
Yosburgh in the civil aid» of tho
South Norwalk court on Monday
morning next at 10 o'clock. The case
is one (or dinning“! arising out of an
alleged llrcnch of contract. It is ex-
’ pected that the cost: will lilki‘ at ivnst
nt Syracuse l‘niversity. returned to
thclr homo on Main street. Norivalk.
for the summer vacation.
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Lawronce McMahon. of Fordham
l'nix'ersity. has returned to hls'hhme
on \Vest avenue for the summer vaca-
tion.
“’llliam Hamming is home from his
:1no days to try; . . 5mm”, at tho Stailntt‘ln Military
' ' the summer
h t's elL Academy of Vinlnia. for .
—Herris A (lens; 3‘ a “muon-
D°““" ”w" w°mm mu" co" Robert \Volfc, a student of George-
" o. 15. hold a, poll attended . _
r .xeetinz last Thursday in their hull. ‘82:;‘h “’;:“1;r“ia't:;‘e“8 (”ctr ‘1‘}:chzrntmoe:
. 42 Franklin street. The ladies are \ecetlon.
. planning to hold a picnic at Roton
o o e _
-—To have that parlor suit uphol-
stered. call up Bergstrom Shop. new i.
0. 0. F. bldg.
‘Point for the Douglas lt'ou'lcr Com-
rades in the near future. After bus-
‘iness was lranrncted. a good social
f time was-enjoyed by all. . ‘. . ,
2..» . . . . Mll- Azatha Kepler;'_a.student at
.Weether permitting. the M‘en a As- the N051“: Highfschobl. is spending
Vsombly of thc Norwnlk )1. la. chul‘chdho wmbwd with her parents u
this afternoon will be host to thugxflv York city. .
' Phileihea class of the church. I‘luns .
call (or the two classes going to tho
Mllone lot Where a program of sports
. will,be in order. Basket lunches “ill
. be taken.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Budoe'shv-ot I Ely
avenue. are oelobeatlng- their first
wedding anniversary today.
o o o ,_
Miss Elizabeth Seofieldu’of Ron-ay—
ton. was a visitor in Norweik yester-
day. '
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—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly'e
.' on easy weekly payments. Btore open
' evenings until 9 p. m. . . .
. . . Lawrence Crdsky. a student of New
York linivoroity. is at his home on
Scavicw avenue for the summer va.
5 Mr. and Mrs. James Dicgs of 41
First street are out of the city for a
'iew days attending the funeral of cation.
1 their aunt. Mrs. Maggie Smith, who . . .
. came to this city a week ago. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Marl Epstoin. of
stamford. Were visitors in the Third
district last evening.
o o e
Robert M. Wolfe. Jr.. of South Main
street. is home from his studies at
Gcorctown University.
East Norwalk .
A special meeting of the Cal: Pas-
ture Beech Committee will be hold
'his evening at the ottico of Mayor
Cnhip L. Berton. when bids for the
construction of the Calf P lure both
houses. according to the re isod plans.
win he opened.
0
‘ with her husband. their'ncphetv and
niece. On Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Smith died very suddenly.
O
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.gr—‘t-
Old Well Commandery L'. O. G. C.
‘. 956 will hold its memorial ncniccs,
next Tuesday afternoon at P. O. S. of
PA. Hell. 43 Franklin street. Reverend
{Jacobs will ofiiciete. Families of de-
.cessed members are asked to attend.
The public is also invited.
O O O
—Harrls & Genes That's All.
C C .
Joseph Mellits. Bayview avenue en-
' ,tertelned several friends at a stag
.party lest evening. The guests Were:
\Uamuol Lendy. Al Levy. Bernard Elli-
sen. Maurice Goodwin. A. Terlov and
C. Roodner.
The men of Grace Church of Nor-
walk will give a dinner on Monday
evening to Rev. J. Benton Werner at
the Norwaik Country club. in honor
of his long service as rector of that
church.
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Miss Helen Nettenberg of ad Flax
» ‘Hlll Road hes opened a beauty parlor
equipped with every modern appliance.
Those who may visit Miss Nattenberg
are assured of most satisfactory ser-
vice.
Adjustment has heed made by local
insurance agents of the damage done
to the home of Thompson Evans.
East avenue. which was struck by
lightning on Monday evening of this
“’89 .
——You will like our bathing caps.
Better select one today. All the latest
styles. 25c to 81.00. Mead's drug store.
_
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. The Industrious Bee
' To make a pound of honey a bee must visit
58.000 separate clover blossoms. Does the bee
. get discouraged because of the magnitude of
1 its undertaking I It does not. . ' .
- It will reuuire many trips. to'the‘bank to
a"! 81.000. but whee-pregnancies slow.
i think at our industrious little friend,’tllo lico-
;. <~
Wmsavingsetthls
'rne mogthly busineu’ meeting 'of
the Women's ”reign Isl-tom to-
oiety will behold on .Tuoaday elm
week at the home of lite. Daniel
L'Ho en. Rowanstroot. ;
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'Pinns. for the strawberry Jeetirnl
to to heidon June 15th. were made
at the monthly business meeting and
social of the'l‘riendship Bible Class
of the East Avenue It. 8. church.
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The ooilarvot the'new home 0!
Albertson ‘Bee Raymond Terrace
has been comp old and work‘ will
start on the frame of the structure
shortly.
O O O
The wedding of Miss Isabelle “to
of Rowan street and Eli-tar Anderson
of Westport. will take pile. this “-
ternoon at the home of the bride's
parents.
o e o'
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brilndago of
Rochester. N. Y.. are visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin of
Hendricks Avenue. for a few days.
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The elevator shaft which is being
constructed at the C h K rectory site.
will soon be raised to a total height
01 160 feet.
0 O 0
Mrs. James Gaucher of Betta Place
has returned to her home after sever-
al days visit with relatives and
friends in New. Haven.
I 0 0
Mrs. Michael Pascale of Osborne
avenue and Van Zandt street has been
entertailng relatives from Port Ches-
ter, N. Y. at her homethie week.
0 0 On
A regular dance will be held at
the Korwaik Country Club by Speidel's
orchestra on Saturday evening. June
28rd.
o o o;
W. n. Clifford is trivia. an addition
built on his house on \V’intield street.
The work is estimated to cost about
850. . '
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"n Monday evening the Mayflower
Hook & Ladder company WI" hold its
monthly meeting at the quarters on
‘.'nn Zandt street.
0
Martin B. Durland of First street
leaves today for Cleveland Ohio where
he will remain all of noxt week.
0 O O
The final aoeaions of the Cochran
School, East avenue, are being held
today.
e o
A regular meeting of Troop No.
C, B. S. A. will be held at Community
Hall this evening.
0
The rogular choir rehearsal of
Clll‘rl church was held at the church
inst cvcning.
Rowayton -
The newly elected oiiicers of
Epworth League were
at the regular service of praise
and prayer at the Rowayton
Methodist Episcopal church. The of-
ficers er ees follows: President. Mrs.
Thomas canto: let vice-president.
Miss Florence Batterson: 8nd vice;
president. Miss Verne Decker: 8rd
vice-president. Min Frances Clark!H
ith vicopresident. bliss Helen Decker.
Secretary, William Bowman and.
treasurer. C. 8. Albrecht.
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Rowayion Baptist Church—Victor.
F. Scalisc. l‘nstor. Services as follows:
Sunday public worship with sermon
by pastor. 10:80 a. m.. Subject—"The
“raters “fear the Stones." 7:30 p. m.—
The evening service will be devoted to
the children of the Sunday school.
being Children's Day. l‘iible school at
l2 M. Midweek Bible study Thursday
evening at it o‘clock. Mark. the sixth
chapter. Victor 1". Scelise. pastor.
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Roweyton children in lho Norwalk
Public Schools were considerably de-
layed in reaching school yesterday
morning due to the accident at. Hick-
ory Bluff.
lb.
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Yesterday was Parent's Day at
Brookside School. Many mothers
turned out to view the work '0! their
children.
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Mr. and Mrs. William LaFontaino
have moved into their newly erect-
ed bungalow next to that-of H. 0;
Quick.
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Henry Lockwood. has purchased a-i
37 foot Navy Boat.
LIFE BLOOD
Did you ever stop to think
that your Dnrosrrs are
the very lite blood ole
.. bank’s business 'i Without
' the money that onstanlers
deposit in the pool; dim ..
wouldbevsryliitlenloney‘
to land; and without
installed ‘
Charles ’-.»iunipt. , Superintendent
of Eighways and Bridges in the Town
at Dari”. has received a letter tron
Charles '1. Bennett. State Highm
Gemini-sinner, stating that the West
evernle; Cement ‘ Road and. the road
from the'Poet Road to the Nor-walk
line. have been eceo . Those reeds
are..naw'ineluded at a port of the
ateteAld System 0! the State of Con.
nocticut. ' Upon the acceptance of this
new highway by the State. the State
automatically assumes all responflr.
bility fbr its upkeep. which includ”.
clearing‘ of snow. repairing of the
Sill-rd rolls. resurfacing and all aunt
operations neoosnry to keep the road
in perfect condition.
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The girls who~erp.omployed in the-
Honie “Bank and Trust Company so”:
a. beet-teak cuppa-“to the employees}
of ebebank .ewfl'l’ltursday evening in
the Built. Following the
party journeybd‘tb‘sumford. and at-
tended the showing of "Brass" at the
Strand. Theatre. -. g .
o e ,e
John Simmons. of ,New York City.
was fined 83 and'coets in tho rm
Court on Thursday evening .for dri '
a car without a license. Constabl
Charles Smith made the arrest.
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William Bre‘ncher. of Main street.
who is employed by the American
Telephone Complny. of Stamford. is
enjoying a 10 day vacation.
_ . C I 0
Mr. did Mrs. Frances L. Hall Gill
have returned to their Darien home.
after spending their honeymoon at
Cape Cod. . ‘ ’ .
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Rev. and Mrs. Earle L. Shaffner.‘ of
Eat Norwalk. formerly of Darieh.
were visitors in~town yesterday.
9 '7 0
Mrs. Charles Smith. of Leroy ave.
nue. spent yesterday with her mother
in .Iang Ridge.
. . ,‘~ . 'o,. o o
A baby boy was bornlast week to
Mr. and flea Lester Bounty..ot 'thc
Post Road.
Noroton .
' A Card Party will be held on sat-
urday. June it. at the home of hirs-
Haddock. Tokoneke Park. Tables will
be paid for and the proceeds will go
toward paving for a new Rectory (or
St. Lukes Perish. Noroton.
. O O
Prepretione are going on for the
carnival to be given by the Noroton
Tire Company the last of June.
0' o e
Thomas Terley o! Coilenders Point
underwent an operation for appendi-
citus at the Stanford Hospital last
Tuesday. '
O O O
Miss Mary Crimmlns has opened
her home on the point. for the season.
Her sisters. Mrs. Constance Child- and
Mrs. Evelyn Patterson willspend the
Summer with her.
Mr. and Mfi..0il.i wile were recon!-
wcddihl’ trip.
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Mrs. Crimmins Jennings who has
rented her home on the point to a
Dr. Boico will spend most of the
summer in tree-ell.
chtport
Henry Downs ot the Boston Post
road. has been chosen president of
the recently organised Greens Farina
Gun Club. The first shooting match
will be at the home of J. Dexter Bub.
ier on the Shore road.
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The August Matthias Post. Ameri-
can Legion. No. or. will hold its reg.
u’ur monthly meeting next Wedneee
day evening at- 8 o‘clock. The aux.
lliary will meet the same evening.
and it is desired by the Poppy Salon
committee that all who have not
made returns on the poppies. will
communicate with the committee at
once. as the report regarding nine
cannot be completed until all returns
have been made. The meeting of the
post and auxiliary will be ih’the It.
Die building.
Miss L. Walters of the usdsme re-
iv martial an evanescence-ire: years
charge 0: Mi. Bourger. as are Ole
returned to her home on Wright
street, 3. W. Walters is with
her- do. tor. and will rentals
throughout “I'm”.
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graduating elaso of mag
wee counselled to 'Wo its
outing at coupe m . ~
cause of dictum weather.
Mrs. Grace P._'8ale oi Bridgeport.
died in Weston.” .yeetordey. .
The Word school bombs-ll teen
scored victory over the
Green‘s nine yesterday. when
tbgyflti ed the nuns school tool:
I- ._ . ‘ . . -. . . _.
. v. r. w. niet evssias in
the , A eetpertlsnb
and-Trustbulldiag. my bad as
gueeta Dept. senior Vice Copeland.
sl- waters. Collins. Doom stale
Chief of ate! Edward . p and
Bush P. sienna-J » monounsa-
er o! the Xfl'w' M 0! South
Nor-walk. The next meeting of the
dealer Vice Commander Colliss and
Deputy Itobo‘ _.Ohiet of one “ago!
will be present at the. initiations.
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lists Biebwey Commissioner hone
nett- hae ordered a detour of all trel-
tlc on certain parts of the state read
now undersoing repairs. _-
new! stein is new the slew
wowbnae onthatportotthoton
road which has been torn up on Wed
State W hill.
o o o
sli- Saris Carlson has returned to
Westport for the summer. bliss Carl-
son has been attending the Isvago
school in New‘York. .
e o e .‘
Nancy Rivers Pentelin of London.
England. has rented a bunniew at
Old 16“. in which she will reside dur}
ing the summer. .
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at the annual meeting or the Con,
po Lite Guards the following oilioero
were elected: President. Kenneth loo:-
i'ield; vino-proudest. W. Irving Rubi
bell: secretary. - Karold Van Leiw:
treasurer. Frank 8. Dayton coral-doe
dore. Addison Austin surgeon. Frank
8. Dayton» basketball manager. Den:
aid Taylor special activities. John Ce?-
hill trustees. Addison Austin. Dovid
Carlson. Melanin Crelnpten. Frank
3. Dayton. Joseph laith and Retold
Dollnor.
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The Btaplos High School Alumni
executive committee has cancelled the
proposed Coupe beach dinner-dance.
to have been given at the Compo'
beech poVilien. on account of the lie!
of interest shown by the slumnt’
annual meeting will be held on It:
not in Librbry hall at 3 p. 1361).;
B. T. “J!
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The new chalice has been received
tron: .Gorheln‘a New York. 'les
Christ church. This chalice hea’beon
made treat bite of old silver given by
members of the church. much of it
old spoons. one and two hundred
old. It will be blued"
used by Bishop Acheson at the 1:"
service on Sunday morning.‘
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Miss Jennie leureer of Maple read;
nnished her tern: of teaching at the
Bedding Center school yesterday. she
will attond the graduation 'on non-
day ovgnlng in the Mark Twain 11b.
rary hell. The decorations are .in
arrangements or costumes to be T
during a play to be given by e
class. 7
my om 5
murmur .
‘ ,
«oometant'
WM“ e
. 1 .. khan-01!
'Aul‘ao‘andCono'Ilotsa-soe‘oa’oot
cameraman .
a
inelithelatsotwoeveseedeefirs';
DIDN'QWIMW'I‘.
(la-weer“ -
trove company. It” finilhod her see.
son's engagement ill Chicago. old MI
money to. iendhs bank
would-pact be otnineh nso _
‘ ..i" m.’""“‘"" i _
Of Course You Can _~
Your Own Home ' .
E. K. 32;ng
.l‘.
a
some meets... fl...
ton.
.ltaecnswill
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' Donald 1 Crew nest-‘1!!!-
m lhosweod and sale
, , m a special service
tor eoolytao at It. Andrew's. is Iner-
M tonight. After the sonico a
supper will be served.
Wednesday is to be WM Day”
at the Country club this summer. Ire.
‘ngns MecDo‘ nail an Mrs. "ores will
be hostesses next Wednesday.
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Hi- Jchanne Llnxweiler is
efinek‘s vacation from her duties
‘9 can the weapon sent: and Trust
- compo”. ‘
o e e
Mrs. James G. Plant was a viritor
in New York on Thursday.
o e e
There will be no meeting of the
Current Events club next Thursday.
as the president. urs. D. 3. Bradley.
will be out at town.
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John J .O’Censore was s Net-walk
visitor yesterday. ~
0 O 0
George Green has returned from
tttonding the Mystic lhrinors' 003-
vention in Washington. D. C.
C O I
The children of the Church school
or Christ church have presented one
hundred new hymnals to be used in
the church.
SCHOOL EXHIBIT
WELL ATTENDED
Many Fine Articles of Pupils
Shown—Visitors En-
thusiestic.
The annual exhibition oi the lien-
uel Arts department of the Norwalk
public schools ”sum! was well at-
tends. at the High school building.
Scores of visitors epmd at the
High school and were well pleased
with the splendid and practical work
accomplished by the Manual Arts de-
partmont.
The tables. table lapse. loot
lamps. candle sticks. cedar chests.
bookcases.
cabinets and a score oi other articles.
made by the boys of the Kennel
Training department won hearty ”-
proval.
The exhibit of posters. book and
magazine designs. charcoal and wash
drawings. baskets. decanted vases
and candlesticks made by the Indus-
trial Arts department of both the Juli-
ier and Senior High schools ”’0'“!
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CHIROPRACTOR
“loathlah‘ltroot
lenthflwwdhConn.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY.
FRIDAY
Oblillllllmtn‘ao ~
HONDA! “D MAY
0 to U 1’. II.
M 8301
1 BAWAY, JUNE 9’ l 7
W88 association wu bud
MOM hots. medicine»
lousy tossed
0. ”code.
Hersh-tomes»
reason-am
. a“ _
9
De
Oxhibit
cooking and sewing glen .
gradoe. The oxhibit den.“
practicability of u“ to " ‘
theatre or 'hioh u to“.
on.“ bowl!!!“ of the
ooohory. knowledg. 01 c:
and their value in in. diet I
\
HIGH SCHOOL 3
A ECO“!!! of the cup.
yesterday. The constituti: .'
tor a consolidation of a n.
ties in the lush school w
at length. and new}...
read. Miss Frances Deiu
the meeting. p ‘ ‘ '
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In the tidal ho
terday. the nameznofdztm
basketball manager. We?
bell manager and mm
ram.“ were voted upon b,
boys in the home desk room,
no tally has been taken a: ti:
The candidates were: Basket“:
mHthloy J ose'cislrr~
Welsh. Norman Flew-veiling“
rioo ll'inooon: Assistant
Martin Weill. Giens C“
George Lockwood and .7039“
Assistant football ma - .
Werner. Everett Buckley.
Deli! and Far! Barry.
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Twenty-nine well known mm
own stock in a laundry at Ho
WILLARD
BAlTERllB
The Rm Barber-y Stationisg
service with up-to-date .
right prices. best of service
also. 0! Willard Batteries
and w 3 Willard Rubber s. .
Batteries are here. it w“ .
Phone tit—Adv.
SPECIAL
This Week
MEN’S
Belbriggan Shirts ll
Drawers
3 for $1.00
Pure Thread Silk En
Black and Cordoml
59c Pair
the value
——-—_
Rogers 6* Stevai
Xorwalk So. Eel-l
New Summer .
Arrivals
Chain Kid. Green "
White d and all Whit. “
in sandal and 1-strip ‘
mghand lowheellJiod "
. I i .
Conservatilt
Investment
Norwslk'fin thubber,
fld' 0o.ees-esc....nue
.1. 6:. 00h. pill.
._'—v”
mp1... or Goldschmid‘.
-..-----_‘A-;“A.H..‘hsa
"The Baby Carriage ,
Women who lives on other people‘s most!
hmunumrhuteimbabywrim
mmwhosevubisownmoneyistbe nun
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