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Tfigineé Kfifllgn’ Scull! or NO”

my: I. 1% on “I. P“

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“gt? on the groun’d anamtéo the

N 'GfthOv‘ié“ In Int: Avehfilfl W of fill. equi 33- 4 D‘ n Inn. which . med CI”
\vgglih‘ymdn‘cflwgt‘fie Bout meal gsenunéi. *mmrfiated that willges‘tjeiu nor at. The building is about 15 by
Nor-walk Congregational church willlCoun liflth- {Tonni’J‘fimm’bade the e' 33.: , 2 and of trams construction. In

! be held. Wedncedey alternoon at 3 ore-ennui» meohat the party given . ‘11 1 . .1‘ mnmm with the “m ‘wq

=.,...... .. l“ ‘22.?" °' “’1..”2.Z: 8? “still: Viz‘lahf‘;n’t;.§;2$; 3: 32m . mmmgwggugmngnzm

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43:32:21?! the parish are invited. Au- Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Guyer of company (‘18 mt Amufive Vacation. which will be known as '1‘. Town

. tomohiies will be at the church -be- 'Mar-vin «Beach-t- This waddncorrect and street. at . . for Children-Dancing at Compo Taxi Company. This 3 . m“

. tween «sauna 3 o'clock to take those should have read {Charles F. Mills. iness 01' the Fnday—Chmrmfi Day which will be .avpreclnted by those

', who mire toaride from there to Also an. and uraauyeii‘ «were msr- acted- . - who amm.‘ an n my no“, or a"

' Mrs. Bcenr home. vied in the congreganonuwehurch not .. h I . Md My ot the . - nighh ,

, . o a m “‘5 Bang“: Chute)! ”stated. 1"“ d 9' m “. w. 3.3.3.31” ’tspent " {Charles Klein died June' 9th. aged ‘ ° ’

' sever-i little {fie-‘19 N 0'3”“ “r" “‘t ”lurch“ ht ‘ Se mrzthe week-end “.3, site at years. The funeral was held yes- my people tron: here any Miss
Gauthier of ‘tr nnd Mrs- 140‘“ S 5} Min arm Brim and Murray Mayo buflne” “19‘5““: ‘t the ”3% Old. Mill: ¢"hlch‘imn" d toi- ftefday in Fables Chapel. The services Josephine ’Royie. formerly ot Dar-lea
John Keelér. Balm?“ “ 1"" h°m"- ‘. "of New Y0 CIVSQM a‘ di‘ 1‘" ”“5 D‘v‘a‘ Qualifier: W“: :the summer. Mrs. Pantelin is a ua= were conducted by Arion Lodge or play opposite Leo Car-rive. the star in

‘ Everslev avenue. \i‘stcrdfly MtcmoO" theatre party in honor of es Sylvia afternoon.» Routine W9. Val. tive or -London. “insisndr‘tut -has which he was a member. and the "Magnoiia" on Saturday night at the

-to assist .her incelebrating her. eleV- greenberg of Taylor avenue. Saturday taken 119'. . . . ‘ AIDS!“ several 29%" "2 the» mu“ Episcopal burial service was read by Stamford Theater. This ’1‘, was .

' em“ birthday‘ The mm“ was tum "WM?” 1“" ‘ronk'city. 3““ Green- M ‘- d‘M ’ {Mg éf’ t 3”, States. She’ was. a’ visitor- h'ge when the. Rev. Edward Luke Reed of true American type and Miss Roylc
“my “Wm“ “m“ "‘d "‘“m hers. who is ”muted With ”“5 r‘ ‘n ’ "'“ m ”1’ ' ,mh the world war brokeaoutgnd' returned Christ Church. The interment was m‘held her own in it;

é here enjoyed l’ifto which refresh- 'Ssz “on recently “announced her ville. L.d Iii vverltnment ‘vii‘sutlirs of to England ‘0 m. $1):th workL739¥m1low Brook cemetery. _ ‘ . . .

2mm” ““79 5“" 9d . rengagempnt‘ig'fldnv'l'130639 0‘ New 343:: “we: Mrs “Alienat- was tor- turning to the. Staten. about tilt n .. t s 0 Mrs. Gertrude Anderson and daugh-

. . ‘ 1:021“ .. ' ' 1 'Ml K‘.hm;,e Hathaway ' months ago. Jigs. (Pentelim entered _I The members of Temple Lodge No ten Andreas... Walter Foster. Ethel

“mm“ mm" m h" leprp‘emed M V ‘ " ‘ ‘ " . '& mery as a. e' e. "- the emplOy of Joseph. the New. York 65, F. and A. M“ are to receive Hendricks, and Thurston Hendricks.
113:“ (gypgnr 1] ; i?";:§”{}:. “313:: Mr." ahd Mir-3' Huffy Market! ”1": The 'Women's Foreign Missionary Importer of _'women s sport apparel, as e. um from District Deputy Len Davis all of south Norwaik. were the guests
I Mrs. Md? \Vnr-d and Mrs. Godtrcy.lgtziggzizd°ggt priming? of Society of the N Avenue Methodist foreign buyer; Mrs. Baptelia expect: of Norwalk, Thursday evening. At of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Smith.

Those who have not turned in their
names should notify thr- McKinley
(Jump ('nmmltlco {or hoir‘l accommo-
datinns.

A full attendance is desired at the
social and meeting of thr- “'oman's
association of the South Norwnlk
' Baptist church. to be held tomorrow
nilornoon at 2 o'clock at the homo of
.Mrs. Grogory Ilrnck, 3.) Quintard me-
nun.

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a “’illlam Miller reporter! to the police
.last mulling that boys were. destroying
{film tile on his new wine on leur
Jutrcotu Hr\_.hi'()lli;ht one of tho lulls
”into the! poliw station and he wnl‘.
flwurncd to keep nun) trom the build~
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W2Ka5‘~x.'lnd“l‘ ‘C‘nmtonn of Jennings
placernmplnyod at. tho Lnth mill. re-
por'ed tho theft of his bicycle to the
uptown police last night. The whN-l
was later turned in by a friend who
said that (‘nratone had given him por-
missiou :0 use it.

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An :lulomohilu with the Connuli—
cut markora ll-O‘JS backed into th
hydrant in front or the l'voplc’s Trust
Company last evening and bent lilo
mud gunnl on ”in rur.

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-—-‘Bcrgstrom is framing pictures
again in new 1 0. O. 1". building :50.
Main street.‘.-- -

John T. Duynr of the law firm ‘6!
Keogh ac Cundce is in l\ ashlngton 1-.
C.. on a business trip. He is exported
to rcturq to thl: city on Thursday. ‘

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B. J. Reynolds. local cigar manu-
far-turn formerly lucntr'l Havi-
land street, now occupies a part of
the Nunnns Shoe l’ nrlor in tho “cr-
cantile building. South Main street.

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Mr. and Mrs. S. IlJitinger of fvo’w
York city wore visitors at the homo of
Mrs. G. S. llockor‘f of Lincoln avenue
over the; week-cl". .

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——Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 0 p. m. ‘

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Mr. and Mrs. Archie Nash of Put-

nam aienue \u l6 in New Hl\"ll 3's-

terday attending the funeral at 5
relative.

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“‘illinm Donovan of Bartlett ave;
hue untitled the uptown police last
night thIt his automobile had killed
a dog at Nash's corner.

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Several Knight Tomplnrs from this
city are in New Hmcn todzn nitond-
ing tho annual flr‘ld day 0! the Con-
necticut .Commnndarics.

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—Harris & (lane. That's all.

The initiatorv dungree “as “orkt r1
last nlglit at. a mu Ming 0: Our Broth-
ers‘Lo«ige..\o. 10.1. .F.

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Arthur l‘lcmson of “’oovlwnrd me-
Due rol’lortrd to the police that he lost
a bunch oi keys lar t cumin:

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John Dwyer._ locnl attorney. is visit—

ing in “nshlqgton. l). C. for r. few
days.

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—Harris 5. Guns. That's All ~
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Mrs. H. Fuller of 69 Fairneld ave-

nue has returned from arweek—end
visit to New York city.
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Miss Charlotte Lockwood of the

First distrlrt “as :1 recent visitor at

Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport.

At St. Mar)" 5 church this morniné
there “as anniversary high mass tor
the late Julia. Barrv.

At 8 ovlook tomorrow morning .it
St Max-y'schurch there will be a.

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Brooklxn and Martin fililarkoif mo—
tored to “'ost Point 'Sunday where

the} spent the day.

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Mrs. George Bali '0! :Connecticut
avenue has resumed her duties with
the 1 air Department store after being
confined to her home by in attack of
tonsilitis. '

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Mrs. John Luisko is spending ill
summer at hér home " on Hamilton

streetandJ‘aili
lihe. Sail; shop
Benjamin hlnHrkoff will atend the
gruduntion and class day fosthitit‘s of
his alumnus \‘orwich Again). Nbr-
inch. Conn. -"-* K'w’ ,
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Ophir Chaptrr'b’f'vl‘lie' Eastern Star
«viii «MemmmaficWhapter ,of
(‘anmm tomorrow melting in M!
lo'lgv rooms.

slumber; duties Mth
$n the {all

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.kinds or. doll repel K- _
1&1“. Phone

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trance. 7

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Miss llclc n Mchfnsy has rdslgncd
hri' position \xith tllGBoeton store and
'is now (onncclcd “lth the Fa'lr De-
partment store.
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Mound Mrs. Conrad Chagnon of
Bridgeport spent the week end in
town as the guest of relatives.
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The McKinley Camp of United
Spanish \Var‘NMr-rans will hold their
regular meeting this evening.
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Al. Ken-loin at New, York city is

”sitting in town.
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Mr. and Mrs. Josrph llocllcr of this
oily are visiting ..frlenda . in Holycko.
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Battery C hold a regular drill labi
night in rhe~Norwalk‘afrhory.

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“1.413; fins-gs”??? South‘Main street,
ms.a_. recent. visitor. '1'“ Stamford.

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Jnaoph nm-is‘. locai'aiothley, is in

New Iork‘vcgt’y today.
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Mrs. Celia Itosenileld was a recent

visitor in Stamiord.

Jame-s Thurston of Jersey City is
vlsitlng‘fricnds in town.

Ell—st 1\ qrwalk

Children he. fortified imprison

playing baseball on the small green
at the corner 0! L‘h‘st ivenuc and
Gregory Boulevard. Sacral East
Nortullk residents ‘hive' niacin com~
plaints about; thitflglg the appearance
of flu.» green is g‘spollcd by the
children. The flower brushes have
hrmn broken and the grass troddcn
«loan. and everl‘orfe off-the plates on
the memorial trees have been re-
moved. Uhlefil". tllii“ iiractice is
stopped the matter will be taken up

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A pleasant surprise party was ten-
dered Miss Fannlfl :Tartov by man)
of her young friends. on Sunday eve-
ning. at her home on 23 Myrtle ave-
nue. The surprise was given in hon-
or of file -hoifess' birthday Those
present were: the Misses Fannie Tar-
lov; Rebecca Robinson. Evelyn Stein-
berg. Mary Morlne. Ru h Warshauer.
Bertha. Roth; DM' llick. Sadie
Kurtz. _ .Ruth- .Ggeenbeng and the
Messrs. Martin D'gltz.‘ Meyer Liven-

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An inspection trolley car. bearing
many engineers of the Public Utilities
Commission yesterday. traveled over
the Dorica'sdine as .Ueilvas the other

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To niake a pound of honey I beimust visit
.003 separate clover blossoms. Does the be
at discouraged becanssldfdhelmsguituib of
king? It does not.
It will require many trips to. the bank to
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our industrious htfletfiinegd the bee.

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church .will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the home at Mrs. Daniel
L'Ho‘mmedicu on Rowan street.
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The owners of the racing boat
"Spark Plug" have it running in first
class order and can be sec n most any
c'iening speeding up and down- the
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The \Vomen'r Foreign Missionar:
society of the Advent church will hold
its last meeting for the summer
months All the church tomorrow at-
ternoon.

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The quarterly meeting 0'! the East
Aienue Methodist church was held in
the church last evening. The district
superintendent. Rev. w. H. Kidd.was

in charge of the meeting.
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The regular meeting of the older
boys and men of the East Avenue
Methodist church will be held in the
church this evening.

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Ewret Bu'ckley . Jr.. of St. John
street alter-i makiflg sarcasm! repairs
on his molar boat hga launched it in
local vvu

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Miss Catherine Hughes 0! Cali-
fornia is spending a few weeks with
her brother, Arthur L. Hughes 0! Van
Zant street.

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Thomas Keogh is making extensive
plumbing repairs .at the home 0! Dr.
l-runklin q. Brown on Scaviev afte-

nue. A1
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The garage being constructed at
the front of the home of Mrs L B
Stanslnnd. on Seavlew avenue. “5‘?“
id!) nearing completion.- ':

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P. S. Mmer has returned to .his
home in Charlottcsville, Virginia. af-
tor visiting his brother M. M. Moyor

of Keyser street. for the past ten days.
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The ”(our business meeting of the
Epworthi league will ’benheld in the
Methodist. church this evening.-

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William hurt

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Second flaunt; are now ocqupyipg
their news!!!) .
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in Beenndstreeig.

Michael Raptor of Shelton. Was a
visitor with relatives on Sailors ave-.
nue yesterday.

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Tho orchenra of the Methodist
church held a rehearsal in the church
ins: cxening’.‘

Miss Amaron of Berthier (en haul).
Canada. is the guest of Mrs. James
Connor ot_ baborn avenue.

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Lillian Wright 0! Van Zandt street.

is lmprmlng after a long illness.
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Abu Nathan of Rowan street. has.

purchased a new flour-lug car.
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Mr. and Mrs. S Chinsky of Fort

Point street. \lsited New Yerk inter»
day.

W‘
mat!- lb ‘mxnotm ‘xszur

Jaqk- acct-ash. who looks after the
affairs of Hamborie Kelly. the middle-
weight: 'of' New England. has just
signed up fl'Kelly mgg two more fightsé
Elwin-stile , eerge Skids '
Calitornia; 'at wthe Revere Beach Cycle
TraCk. ~outside of Boaton. {or ten
round; or: June 15. and the? second
with Youn Klbby at the same place
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-yachting trip. . .‘

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to return to the at}: side next?
She finds the simple life .at Old ill
most attractive after-.8. busy: Illinois in
the metropolis.

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The clay modeling clan unda- the
instruction at din-IL Jame-,5. Fraser
(Laura Gardin Fraser) will open July
10th at 9 a..m.. in.the basement 0!
the Town Hall. The class is mixed
by the Art. Committee of the gW' fl“. 1:
A. Registration must be in Alliance-
Details may be ‘had by_ applying to
Mrs. Rollin G. fiherwood at the Iii.-
brary. Mrs. Sherwood is chairman oi
the Art Committee. .

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Mr. and Mrs. Bruin M Jennings
and party are absent on a too weeks'

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The bed: “Wines-the first;
port .Pubiic Library will. in a short

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for children. Details of
will be given later.

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The first beach dance of the season

this work

will he lvcn on Friday evening at
the W. ..l A. Pavilion by the Comp.
Life Guards. .

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Two freight curs loaded with charm"
arrived yesterday. for the Y. M. C.
building. The auditorium is no
complete and it is cxpectrd that t e
graduating exercises of the Stop
High school will b6 held there. The
tire hours “Men is a part of the
filiilding. will be ready for occupancy.
sarly in July.

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The price of ice adumced 10¢. per
hundred in Westport yesterday.

Miss Jeanette Huger. daughter or.
filrs. Do‘ru Huger of Burr avcnue. will
be married on June 14th to Harold
R; Burns of Bridgeport The wedding
Will take place in Bridgeport.

—' The Boy Scout con. ncil held a mett-
ing in the Library Hall last mening to
*lormulnte plans {or the camping trip
'ot the Scouts this summer.

“kite-v. Clifford Hutchings is in
Hartgord Today attending the Confer-

““650! the Congregational Clergy t. sullen for scanner. rum 3., month. The 44 South t
I ' ’ ‘ pay was raised. and more. money Was South 1‘
he Children' a Day exercises were used than appropriated. There is now '
largely attended last Sunday at the poo money ieit to pay Mr. Bates. lhe‘ MONDAY. AY.
Congregational Church. there being present trailic OlliccT. and it reem: mill
over two hundred present. The child‘ likely that there will he no tramc 081— O to 12 and I: :30
of Yr. and Mrs. John Lash “as bap- car until the Board-of Finance makes MONDAY AND AY
“'Qd- Th6 Child" methdr “as {orm- another appropriation. A spocia! 6 to 8 P.
erly Ruth \Vakeman. she is a daugh. meeting will probably be livid within Phone
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John W’akeman of tho-next few dul‘s‘
Cross Highway. 7.. . ' ‘ ° .
- . . ' The auto supply store and taxi :tn- g '0
“0 Christ Church Auxiliary held a non. which has been under construc- “Cd
> silver tea at the Rectory yesterday ’tion‘ the past month. was opened yes- 0|!
afternoon. Tea was poured by Mrs. . . W
John Godlllot and chocolate was _‘
poured by ins. \Vlllard 8. Adams. l “ ‘ " MARY c LABHER 3“
They were assisted by Mrs. Franklin map;- 1; METHOD Go.

E-,C. Nash. Miss

Jose-
phine Godlllot.

and Miss Katherine

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Grout. The rooms were decorated with 46 SOUTH M11: 51-33“ - _ . _
_cut flowers and candles. The tea ‘ ‘ . if"! 1 AIR VN. .

and food sale netted the auxiliary ‘ ‘L 80 \0 I“. 5 in A m M “0““:

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about :35. , w ~ saving his life—Does
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. and Com rte figuration! oi thank the with” W
Dickinson Cummings. son of Homer l“ . gave it to him ?

Cummings, who' occupied a cottage at 5 SUMMER FABRICS .

Old Mill last bummer,‘ “ill not return
to Westport‘ this year. ‘
3.9%
John Shalvoy «was a vlsltori
Bridgeport‘- last etfini‘ng.
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Mrs. Alfred he Forest Keyee, pres-
ident of tile mafiYChurch Auxiliary.
is seriously i and “as an.

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de artment. The truck d
June 20th the (law will graduate. p 9,. pm“... been completed 3d
_. the graduation cxcrciscs being the! “- brought down to the fire house
first affair to be held in the "1" Au- ye ay. The truck will he on
dltorium. no i week. Last night. after the
- . o e e reg monthly meeting. a largo
Thercgular monthly Parent-Touch- num viewed the fine apparatus-
or meeting will be held in the Library It is’ that Rowsyton will have
Mail this evening. At this mceting the two m trucks. The officials of the
omccrswin be elected for the coming local c y are contemplating buy-
_yeaf. ing a R assls. and the Hook and
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; ,Dnrien, is today without a traffic ~ ‘ .5.
cup. Sunday was Edward E. bales'
tut day. until an appropriation: is ‘
made. Dark-n people “ml remember

this time the full Master Mason de-
egreo will be conferred. After the de-
grees are conferred there- will be
speaking by the District Deputy and
others and a banquet will follow
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The Neighborhood “’hist Club were
entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
VHIlis s. Jones of Lincoln street. The
Informal “'hist Club has entertained
_this atternooon by Mrs. E. C. Smith.
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at their home on Smith's Island on
Sunday.
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The Christian Endeavor of the Con-
gregational Church will hold a straw-
berry festival on the church lawn on
Saturday. J1me 16. All kinds of re-
freshments will be served. The spec-
ial attraction will'be strawberries.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Book and family.
who have been spending the winter in
o e 0 Detroit. have returned to their sum-
:Mrs. Granulle Colyar has returned . mer home in Tokenekc.
home from a visit to Massachusetts.‘ ' .
e 0 Herbert Lester. son of Vr. and Mrs.
Roy C. Lester of the. Post Road. has
returned to his studies at the Stam-
ford Hospital. after a week's illness.
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Mrs. D. S. Starring at Tokeneke is
spending a few days at the Forest
Lodge Club in 'North Stamford

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The regular meeting of Matthias
Pose-T .-’No. 63 American Legion will
. meet tomorrow cumin: in Fables
"Half when the reports of the Auxiliary
poppy sale will be read and the re-
ports of the Hospital Committee will
'ulso be given.

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the‘ nu ‘ at Staples school will c ()an ton
place. ' Next Tuesdav. June 19t

 

the graduating class will take a tri

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that Ernest I... Grout handed in his
resignation as traiiic ofiicer on April
14th. For smerul “ct-Ks after ii: is.
Dgrlen was without a permanent train
110 ofllccr. nobody wanting the position

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at. the money paid The pay \\ he.
finally raised a sumcient sum. to
make the offer inducivc. At the CHIRO R

time. it was raised. the approprimiou

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best. which w: a?“ by“:

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meat in lull ll (
connOctlcug
Was held 1,,

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ton Fire Dem
“all! of the
Chiefs’ Association
today.

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A Evecm meet
and trustees of t
library autocratic
home or Mrs. H
wayton a
o'clock.

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A large congregation wu .
to hear the children take pm 1.
Children's Day exercises at the .
byterian Church. The chin-1.,11
splendidly. Miss Jeanne Wu,“
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The Home and Foreign M .. ..
Society will have an interesting
er on June 12. at the Church
The entertainer will be Mrs. Dam
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Road-
Musical
Instruments
Sold on
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SPECIAL
This Week

MEN’S
Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers

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' Pure Thread Silk Hose
Black and Cordovan

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