Hat-old J. Pack. a. prominent attor-
former
General Counsel and a director of the
Norwaik Iron \Vorks has been spend-
ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W.
I. Edwards of 11 Elm street where he
has been in conference with J. J. Hal-
Gerard.
Bowers and Hnlpin. and Judge Keogh
who are Mr. Edwards' legal represen-
tatives in his lnw~suit to recover 830.-
Mo from Eben and Mildred Hill.
ney of Washington. D. 0..
pin. of the th‘m of Laughlln,
formerly of Norwalk.
0
I 0
Miss Mary Cullen. “ho is to become
the bride of \anlncn E. Le Count. on
June 25th. was tendered a mlscellam
eous shower by several of her friends
inst evening at the home. of Mrs. John
McKnight. 33 \Voodwnrd avenue. The
house was very prettily decorated -in
pink and blue and the some
atlons of the tnble.
the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
0 O 0
That's all.
-—Harris J: Guns.
O O
The “’omrm's r‘ortinn Missionlry
soul: ty of the. liast Avenue Methodist
thurrh held its last meeting of the
march nt the home of Vice-president
Mrs. Daniel L'llnmmtdieu. An inter‘
eating program was given and plans
made to send a Christmas box to Mtis
Cirrcrs school in China. Refresh-
merts were served iy the hostess and
a rorial time enjoyed at the close of
the program.
Holly Troop No. 3 and Rainbow
Troop No. 5. Norwalk Girl Scouts will
hold a. Food sale on Saturday morn-
ing. June 16 form 10 o'clock until
noon. The Connecticut Light and
POWer company has kindly loaned the
use. of their window for the occasion.
The proceeds of the sale will go to-
ward the Camp car.
0 O .
-—-Buy your Victroin at Donn-lly'a
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
0 0
John Stetz of 2S erris avenue. rm
ported to the police that While walk-
ing don-n J‘Iliznbeth street in front of
the home. of C. Jackson \Vhite a do:
owned by Mr. \Vhlte had bitten him.
Mr. \Vhite stated that he. would pny
the doctor's hills. The Dog “'nrdcn
was notified.
The-regular- muernv of the Ladies'
Iu:.‘liniy of the Milli-ny-Tdrlnv post
will be lit-ill this evening at thel.‘
rooms in the. Red Men's hall. As there
is to he an important business trans-
actit n all membeis are requested to
attend.
s s s
-—The tooth brush habit is a goo'
one for children to start early in life.
Look over our line of children's
brushes. Mead's drug: store.
0 o s
111‘. and Eli‘s. E'luiird F. Smith and.
Mr. and Mrs. Chat'ts Baker will at-
tend the graduation exercises tonight
at llielbtslrfleld H.gh school of which
“ii-mm E. Smith is superintendent.
O O C
Mrsgfidward B. Smith of East ave-
nue will entertain at luncheon to‘ay
the ntet‘nbers of the Golden Rule cir-
clo of'the First Congregational Qhurch
of Norwalk. ‘
s a o
-—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also a!l
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1
R. R. Ave. Phone 890.
O O 0
Matters of routine. were discussed at
a meeting of the llonrd of Health held
last night at the office of Dr. Robert
I}. Perdue. health officer, of “'est
avenue.
0 s a
Miss Bess Kr‘ssltr of New York city.
formerly of South Nor-walk. graduates
tomorrow from the Fordham Law
school.
0 e o
—Iisrris d: Cans. That's all.
0 O O
Willlnm Ward. Dr. Buchanan,
Judge iienry and Dr. Fawcett are vis-
iting the Maiden Hich school today.
a o o
—Eves examined
fed.
and glasses tit-
R. A. Benedict. Jeweler.
color
scheme was can-led out in the. decor-
Miss Cullen was
The Woman's Foreign Minion-.17
society of the Norwalk 1‘. E._ church
held an interesting misting yesterday
afternoon at the home of ‘Mrs. C. B.
Kunes. Hudson street. After devo-
tional exercises conducted by Mrs.
Ida Fitch. routine business was trans-
acted. Several new members were re-
ceived into the organisation. Mite
boxes were distributed. It was voted
to use Yale and Fiahers' "Creative
Forces in Japan" for the study book
next year. Yesterday’s meeting was
the last session during the summer.
the meetings to be resumed in Octo-
ber. After the business meeting. Miss
Hazel Arnold delighted with piano
solos. and Mrs. Isabel Slaulon-Bibbins
sang. Mrs. Clarence Seymour gave an
interesting review of a. chapter in the
study book "Building With India."
Refreshments were served. '
O O O
The twentieth department conven-
tion of the United Spanish War Vet-
erans will-be held at New London.
Friday and Saturday. June 15 and 16.
The_delegates from Camp McKinley
are: Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn. Mr.
and Mrs. M. J. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Guarnleri. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Smith. Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keena.
Mrs. Berberich and Mrs. Weed.
O O 0
—-Harris & Guns. That's All
Superintendent of Schools G. V.
Buchanan is today in Meriden. inves.
ligating records of schoolmastera who
have made application for the position
of principal of the Norwaik High
school. The present occupant of that
position. \Villiam B. Noyes. has ten.
dered his resignation to take effect at
the close of school.
es,
Old Well Commandery U. 0. G. I...
.\'o. 958. held its memorial services
last night in P. O. S. of A. hall.
(‘harles Rates sang a solo. "Face to
Face." accompanied by Charles Ut-
zinizer. with violin and Mrs M. Wil-
mnt. piano. The Reverend Jacobs'
officiating with s. very fine address.
was greatly appreciated.
0 O O
Dr. Ernest F. McGregor. pastor of
the First Congregational church. will
go to Orange. N. J.. tomorrow. where
he will deliver the principal address
in graduation exercises to be held at
the Cartcret Academy of that city.
0 O 0
At a meeting held last night of
Court Narruk circle. it was voted to
assist Court Narruk in making prep-
arations for the annual state conven-
tion of the Foresters of America. .to
be held in Norwalk next year.
0 O O
The Ladies‘ Benevolent moiety of
the First Congregational church is
holding a regular meeting this after—
noon at the church. '
o o 0
Samuel Levenson of Concord street.
a student at the City Univerilty. New'
York city. is taking a six weeks train-
ing course at Plattsburgh.
o o o
E. L. Greenberg of the Children's
store. “Washington street. will open'
a children's store on Atlantic street.
Stamford, June 23.
o o 0
—Helen Nattenberg's Beauty Par-
lor. 38 Flax Hill near “Fest avenue.
The last word in modern appliances.
equipment and methods. Phone 992-4.
0 O O
Contractor'L. M. Naylor has the
Pilley house on Rock Ridge all en-
closed and ready to plaster.
O O 0
Wm. Kemp of Betta place. who
Isailed On the Majestic recently has
safely arrived in England. according
to word received by friends here.
0 O 0
Court . Laurel. No. ‘106. Catholic
Daughters of America. held an en-
joyable meeting last night. This was
the last social meeting until the fall.
__.—____
Our guess at the Dempsey-Gibbons
outcome is Shelby (Mont.) hotel men
[win by a lock out.
- .‘poi p134 u-“
~ ' It will require many
- Store your savings at
Aldonlohnsns,
7 The Industrious Be'e
.To make a pound of honey a bee must:. visit
56,000 separate clover blossoms. Does the he
get discouraged because of the magnitude of,
its undertaking ? It does not. "
i» .save $1,000, but when progress seems slow,
think of our industrious little friend, the bee.
‘ South Norwalk Savings Bank
. WLWoodvud,
trips to’the bank to
this bank. ,
\
East Norwalk
Collections will be made tomorrow
for the rummagosale which is to be
held‘in‘jhé Baviland 'block. by the
.East Nor-walk Improvement associa-
tion on-Frldc and "saint-day. The
collection ,statlons are: Mrs. Fred
Campbell. ”this“ avenue: Mrs. Mll—
ton Elwood. 66 Cove avenue: Mrs. Ed-
ward Smith. 29 Scsview avenue: Mrs.
Stewart Marshall. 29 Osborne avenue:
Mrs. Bradley, .4 Van Zandt street;
Mrs. Seymour. 69 Winfield street. and
Sokoi's grocery store. on First street
and Cove avenue. ._
s , o o
The Friendship Bible Class of the
East Avenue Methodist ‘church will
hold a strawberry. festival on the
lawn of the church on Friday even-
ing. If the weather is unfavorable.
the festival will be held in the church.
O O 0
Mrs. E. B. Smith. president of the
Golden Rule Circle of the Norwaik
Congregational church. gave a lunch-
eon this noon. to the members of the
circle. at her home on East avenue.
0 O O
The Women‘s Foreign Missionary
society of the Advent church will hold
its last meeting for the summer
months in the church this afternoon.
0 O 0
The regular recreation meeting or
the older boys and men of the East
Avenue Methodist church was held
last evening.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein of
Stamford. were visitors with relatives
on Senview avenue. last evening.
0 O 0
William Youngs and family of Mel-
bourne road. have returned from a
visitlwlth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rule
of Peckskill. N. Y.
' O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buckle of
New York city. visited Mr. and Mn.
Charles Murphy of Cove avenue. yes-
tcrday.
O O O
The regular meeting of the Ep.
worth league was held in the Metho-
dist church last evening. Regular
routine business was trsnmcted.
O O O
J. Wallace Marvin and family
Marvin ridge. have moved
cottage on Greenfield Hill.
summer.
of
to their
for the
O O 0
_-W;lliam Youngs of Melbourne road.
returned yesterday from a business
trip to New York city.
0 O 0
Louis Shufclt of Cove avenue. has
bought from Mrs. Robert Harris. her
home on 8 Cove avenue.
0 O 0
Tonight will be lsdica' night in the
East Avenue Methodist church.
.__________
, Lad Falls-into‘Cellar,
Skull Is Fractured
-—___
. Abe Novinsky. five y‘éu old son of
Mr; and Mrs. Louis Novineky is today
in ”the Not-walk hospital suffering
from a fracture of the sklal. The
lad's condition. while serioum is not
critical according to Dr. W. W. Tra-
cey. the attending physician.
Abe was playing around an uncom-
plcted house next to the home of his
parents in 29 Gregory Boulevard early
last night. Stumbling over a plank.
the' little lad fell f'rom the foundation
of the first floor to the cellar. a dis't-
ance of eight feet. He landed on his
head.
_——_——.—
Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar is in New
Haven today on business.
1923
'Will Pass! .
.At thsclou ofthis year.
1923,areYOUgoingtobe -
any better off than you
wersstthosndoflm7
lfyouhavsnotgotahsad
aofarthsrsisyettlmsto
squareyoursclf. domain I
town-ow with $5.00 to
start-{Samarium
The-People’s '7;
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SouthNorwaflt.
u‘
. logos—“Meaning of Children's Dam"
hol—May Be Rum .
Bfficcr Com-took on duty yesterday
ing noticed a. car being driven
recklessly in the direction of Bridge-
port. As the reached. a
point oposits the Westport Game it
nearly collided with a car being driven
out of the garage by George Hoizhau-
sen. Officer Com-took stopped the
driver of the first car and asked to
see the drivers license. The Italian
who vs the name of Mingalia. had a
chau fours button on his hat. which
showed that he had s. license to drive
in New York State. cl‘med to have
forgotten his license when he left
hom'e in the morning. Investigation of
the car. which had a. closed body.
brought to light 20 five gallon cans of
alcohol. The car was then taken to
the Town Hall and turned over to
Officer Nichols who'locked Ming-sill
up. Officer Comatock being obliged
to go to Milford to attend Court duties
there. Mingalli a. tfirst professed ig-'
noranoe regarding the load or its own-
er. He claimed that he was to have
reported to his employer early yes-
terday morning before making a. trip
to Bridgeport for a load of vegetables
and stated that his employer 'was a
grocer by the name or Romdeo Vad-
alia of 146 Canover St. Brooklyn N. Y.
0n the way to his place of employment
he was stopped by a short thick set
man who asked Mingnlla if he would
like to make some easy money. Min-
galla asked what he would 'have to
do. The man said he had a load to
be taken to Connecticut and would
‘ . .
l’.
pay well to have it delivered. This
looked like easy money to Mingalls
as he had to go to Bridgeport any
way. Asked where he was directed to
leave the load Mingslla said he was
to take it to the rail road station. and
he would be met and relieved of it.
On being questioned further be admlb
ted tbs. he was to go to New Haven.
He claimed that this was the first
time he had ever been arrested. and
that honwasdhe sols" support of his
mother. That he had' worked three
years for Vadslla.’ Mlngalia‘was per-
mitted to phone to his employer to
come to his assistance this afternoon
when he is to have a hearing. When
asked where in Bridgeport he was to
get a load of groceries he gnve the ad-
dress of an Italian real estate dealer.
It is the belief.of the sheriff that Min-
galla's employers may be rum runners
of illicit ata‘lisrd liquor.
The many friends of Miss Dorothy
Price will be at: W ‘ rn that
she was gnietly hard 'Franklin
Pierce Clark at the church of tho
holy Trinity. on June 3. The Rev.
Kenneth; -Maclufle performed the
newsman. theses-ts st the
wedding wore. Mr. and Mrs.‘ Clark of
Maine. parent's of the bridegroom. Mr.
and Mrs. Bollalo of Bridgeport. Mill
Helen and Miss May Ramsrix and
Miss Evelyn Paul of Brooklyn and
Mrs. Florence Price of \Vestport. Mr.
and Lin-Clark left immediately after
the ceremony for Minnewsska N. Y.
They will return by the way of the
Mohawk trail after which they will
reside in \Vestport. Mr. and Mrs.
Clark received many beautiful and
useful 'prcsents. Mrs. Clark is the
daughter of Mrs. Florence Price oi
St. John Place. and the niece of Stan-
ley “'stts of Westport and Judson
\Vatts of California~
The “'estport Teachers league held
a meeting in the Library hall yesterv
day afternoon to receive reports and
s
_, .
So.
Ofllcer Comatock Catches Auto Wig! 100 mum of
Planes-Mrs. Grant‘lli.
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Storms of Adversity by Bank-
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NorwalkiTrust Co.
:Msry’s
to ebct‘oflloers for the coming your.
Miss Katherine Donahue, was chosen
president; Miss Dorothy Adams. vies-
pncsidsnt. and Miss Dana Johnson.
secretary and treasurer.
O O 0
Miss Perry. the Amerioanlsation
teacher. is going to Mouth
Thursday to attend the wedding of
her brother. -
O O O
A special town meeting has been
called for Tuesday evening. Juno nth.
O O 0
Daniel. A. Millott and family of
Denver. 001.. have arrived at Owen-
oko and will mmsin throughout the
summer. Mr. Millstt to a. brother of
Gardner Millett of Bayberry Inns.
Greens Farms.
0 O O
The Society of Principe Umberto
do Picdmonto. Sons of Italy. held a
meeting attbo club rooms Monday
evening. at which they decided to hold
a carnival in Snug-tuck from July
21st until the Itth. They will corn-
menec the digging of the collar for
their new building as soon as Sur-
veyor Putney measures the ground
for them.
0 O O
The meeting of the Matthhs Post.
American Legion and auxiliary. which
was advertised for this evening. has
been postponed for one week because
of the founders day services in
Christ church this evening. The post-
poned meeting will be held on the on
ening of June 30th.
C O I
Forty-six pupils of St. Mary's were
picnlcing at Como beach today. The
youngsters had a merry pod time
and in spite of the low tempcrpmro
of the water many of them wmt in
bathing. They were in charge of sev-
eral teachers.
‘ O D 0
Miss Jennie Bourger is spending
today in Hartford With Mrs. Sanford
of Bedding. Mi- Bourger has been
teaching in Redding this past year.
She will teach in the Pequot school
in Southport.
O O 0
Any one caring to put in an appli-
cation for membership in the V. F.
W. by Friday evening. may be obli-
gated at the stats encampment to be
held in Nomi in July.
0 C 0
Mrs. E. )1. Grout is reported-ark ,
Mr. and Mrs. Judson Watts and}
sons. who left On Mar lot. by auto.
for California. have reached Santa
Fe. New Mexico. according to noon!
letters. They had very good roads
and easy traveling until after naming
through Emporin. Kansas. After that
they have found the roads in bad
condition. and made slow progress.
—‘——|—__P—
ROWayton.
oust! ill at her home in Greens hm
.,
Following is the Children'sfia: pro.
gram 0“ the Rowayten Baptist
church:
Chorus by the school. A. B. Clover-
iey. leader; Responsive Bending. Mr.
Every; Prayer by the pastor. Chorus
by the school. Recitation—“My Bed In
afloat." Esther Bond; Recitationi—
"uttle seeds." Ronald Mead: Song.
Primary children: Rocitation..!‘ra.noss
undernourished—“1'17, Try. ,-
mush“; Chorus—Lullaby. Ju-
tutors: Recitation—'Mes." hug-um
Bond; Che. run by school. Story by Lu-
cile Brands. Solo and chorus. Dls~
Chorus by school. B . Bertha
Scoliold; Recitation—”Tho Children's
Savant? Betty Mosely; Chorus by
group of young ladies. Recitation.—
“What Are You Giving?” Mary Hols-
man: Oder-lug. Talk by pastor. Chorus
by school. .
O O O
The monthly meeting of the Rb-
wayton Fire department was held on
Monday evening in the Bowsyton
Hose House. A very large number in~
spectod'tbe new are lighting appar-
atus and were highly pleased with it.
The fire company ascended an invita-
tion to all the former members of
the Reliance Hook and Ladder com-
pany to be transferred to the pres~
ent company without any initiation
fee. ‘
' O 0 O
Constable Taylor of Rowsyton re-
ported to the police that there had
been a slight accident at the corner of
Bowayton avenue and Cuplca street.
when. automobiles owned by Pasquale
entrance and Ward Pndefest of this
city had collided. The damage was
ought to both cars and the matter was
settled between the owners.‘
0 O '0
The Brooksldo Juniors defeated the
Darien Juniors on Monday evening by
the score of 24 to 4. Jim Roger. of
the Brookside team. made a home run
with two men on base.
0 O O
The Rowayton House. which is
owned by David Guth. was opened for
the season on Sunday. Many guests
from New York and New Jersey were
present. .
O O 0
John Herman has resumed his
duties in the Lockwood Manufacture
ing Company. after having two fingers
badly smashed while at his work.
it
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returned to their ho
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center. huettg.
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wayton Fire Chiefs' my!“
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O O o
The reading room of
th -
library has been wired :0-
lights and the fixtures “41f
put in place for use. h '
O I .
Mrs. Marshall Baxter
mic is entertaining her
Hailing. who lives in
York state.
of R0 ..
brother.
West!“
DIR. AND MRS.
The Women's Guild 0.
church held a. sewing mam};
day afternoon. which was at‘ >
about 25 members. The E...
the form of a. reception to M
Mrs. sine. who will sail for r— '
Saturday afternoon. June 3
were also discussed for a . '
which will be held on "'
June 21.
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Drawers
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Pure Thread Silk H .
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