Plans for a lawn party to be held
next month were made last night at
a meeting of the Broad River Com.
munity club. held in the Broad River
chapel. Plans for a picnic to be held
in August were also made. A. social
time followed the business meeting.
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-—F\ctory demonstration—-
Perfection on cook stoves.
- Puritan Oil Cook stoves.
Superfex Oil Cook stoves.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday at
Angevine's.
John Mulqueen was placed under
arrest yesterday on s. warrant by Ser-
geant Raymond charged with non-sup-
port. The case was continued in the
downtown city court this morning tip-
on theon the request of the attorneys
of )lulqucen.
——l-'or correctness in wedding an-
nouncements let Donnolly's make
them for you. .
O
Fifty mcmbers of Cockenoe Tribe,
No. 32. I. O. R. 31.. and of “‘annma.
Council. No. 32. Degree of Pocahontas.
motored to Savin Rock last night.
The party had a delightful time at
the resort.
—llarris 8: Guns. That‘s all.
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Samuel Hendricks of Soundview
Terrace complained to the police last.
evening about s barking dog that kr-pt
him awake all night) The matter was
turned over to the Dog \Vardcn.
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-For summer reading
nelly‘s circulating library.
books.
join Don.
All new
Mr. and Mrs. ll. J. Hipson of Sea.-
sirle Place are today nttl-nding com-
mencement at University of l'ennsyl-
yams. from which their son, Harry H.
Hipson, receives his I). D. 5. degree.
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—Hsrrls & Cam.
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A rcguiar malls: of
Metal “‘orkcrs of l'uirt‘lcld County
will be held at 8 p. tr... June 25th. at
Central Labor Hall. Business of im-
portance will be transacted.
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That's Ill.
0
-—Buy your Victroia st Donneily's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
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Votes Tribe. 1. (l. R. M.. hold their
regular meeting at the indge rooms
of the organization in “‘nshington
strcet last ewnlng. Several import.
ant. matters were taken up at the
meeting.
—Hsrris & Osns. That's All.
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Ladies of the First. Congregational
church will hold a garden party from
8 until 5:30 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon at the parsonage in East ave-
nue.
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-—Doll Dresses for me each. also sti
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
B. 8.. Ave. Phone 390.
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Benjamin Markotf has returned to
town after spending a. few days at his
home in Norwich. where he attended
the commencement exercises of his
alumni. the Sorwich Free Academy.
O I O
and glasses tit-
Jeweler.
I
—Eyes examined
ted. R. A. Benedict.
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lilr. and Mrs. Vincent Tltto of Wil-
ton were the guests yesterday of Mrs.
Titto's mother. Mrs. James Atchison
of Grant street.
0
—‘Extended for one week longer.
the special 33 1-3 per cent. discount
sale. Camilla Gift Shoppe.
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Miss Stella Fariat has accepted the
position with the “’ashington mar-
ket. whcih was recently resigned by
Miss Mary Sellack.
O I
—Anot.her lot sample dresses. suit-
able for afternoon. evening. business
or sport wear. no two alike: plenty
large sizes at prices which cannot be
equalled in town or out of it. Mrs.
Durant. 1C6 Main street. Norwalk.
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Mr. sud Mrs. E. J. O'Neill of 2
Raymond terrace. announce the birth
of a daughter. Monday. at the Nor-
walk hospital.
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--Auction mic of furniture. 10:30
a. m.. Thursday, rear Hotel Mahsck-
emo.
Mrs. Harold Gibson has accepted
s. position with the N. B. Ryan com-
pany for the summer.
0 O I
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor of
the Norwalk M. 1:. church. is spend-
ing today in New York city.
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Samuel Alexander was a visitor
New York city yesterday.
in
BUILDING
M. l" u.
the Sheet:
'1‘. Siegsl of Siegsl,& Back. is con-
lined to his home on Eilnbeth street
by illnem.
s s o
A meeting of the council of the
First M. 2. church is scheduled to be
held tomorrow night at the church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Socks recently
moved to their new home at 31 Chest.
nut street. .
s s s
"Burt" Lockwood and party en-
Joyed a. motor trip to “‘est Point yes-
terdsy.
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Ai Lovey was a guest at a dinner
given by friends in Stamford last
evening.
-—Helen Nattenberg‘s Beauty Par-
lor. as Flax Hill near Wat avenue.
The last word in modern appliances
equipment and methods. Phone 991-4.
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The Watch Your Stitch club is
meeting this sfternoon_ with Mrs.
William R. Russell. 2 Ever-slay street
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Miss Bertha Olsen of the N. E. Ryan
company is enjoying a. week's vacation
at her home.
Harold Pennington of Reid street.
has acepted a poxl‘tion with the Nero
walk Boot Shop. “'nll street.
I O C
James Conroy is confined to
home
fever.
his
in France street with scarlet
s s 7.
Our Sisters Rebekah Lodge
hnld a regular meeting tonight.
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Miss N. B. Ryan spent yesterday in
New York city.
will
Rowayton
Hurry Wailerstcin of nowayton.
who has been attending the Metropoli-
tan College of Chiropractic in New
York city, receives his degree of D. C.
at the graduation exercises tomorrow
m‘cnlng at Acolian Hall. 43d strhc.t
New York. hlr. \i’ailereiein reslles
With his mother. Mrs. Mary “'alier-
stein of Rowayton prior to his college
inrollmcnt. An open invitation is ex-
tended to all to come to the exercises.
He will also receive a fellowship de-
gree. Among those anticipating going
are: Dr. Frances. Dr. Barthol, Dr. Slo-
man. Dr. Ctistellano. Dr. Dietz and a
few medical doctors and friends who
are interested in the practical science
of chiropractic. l-‘rank “'sllenstcin.
brother of Harry. and a well known
insurance man will also be present.
Mr. \Vallvrstein is a member of several
local lodges.
The Rowayton tire department was
called out inst evening about 10:15
.o'clock to a fire in Burchard's barns
The l-arns have not been occupied
for some time and nothing of value
was in them. They were a total loss
as the fire truck could not get any-
whrrc near the tic-id and as there are
no water hydrants around the prop-
erty. lurrhsrii's barns are located in
the rear of “'itch's Lane and the rag-
ing fire was seen plainly from the
trolley most of the evening.
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Among the pupils who figured pro-
minently nmnng the winners of the
eighth grade athletic events in ’the
Franklin field meet. held at Roton
Point. yesterday. were Daniel Douglas
and Edgar Raymond. Jr.
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Sara. “‘clls. daughter of Charles H.
'“'Pils of McKinley street. will he
.graduated from the Norwnlk High
school this evening.
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Benjamin 1“. Parker of Logan
street has purchased a. new Anderson
car.
Mrs. “‘arren Jennings and children
of (.‘rockett street are visiting relatives
'in East hfirwslk.
I
Darien
Teams are now being made up
Darien for the 3700.000 Stamford
hospital drive. Lynford B. Dickerson
of Collenders Point is chairman of the
committee. He is busily appointing
captains. who in turn will appoint
men under them. to canvass the differ~
ent districts. The headquarters in
Darien will be at Dr. Noxon's office
on the Post road. A secretary will be
in charge of the oflice. The next
meeting of the captains and lieuten-
ants will be held at the Wee Burn
Golf club on Sunday evening at 8:00
.o'clock at which time instructions will
s
in
wow.
BY PLAN
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lschhsshisownjob.ystsllwsrkbysdsfiuflsplan.
Yourdollsrssrsworkinssrssdytoobqyosra'dsrs.
Arsyouusiugthsmtobuildsomsthhgbigforyour—
self? Assvingsaoooustwmbslpyosdom
, schools. next. week. probably on wes-
as superintendent of the
one vote for the position of Amistant
Superintendent of Schools of Stamford
at their last election.
John P. Brummer of the Post. Road.
was killed on his fifteenth birthday.
Sunday.
dog. A small boy in s neighboring
yard threw a stone at the dog.
give up his position on account of ill-
stand. etc.
summer months in the Walter Stew-
art store in Stamford.
cap Tournament. “"3 held at the New
Canaan Country Club
June 16.
Ridge sailr-d
Mrs. Clark will remain sbrosl until
September. Mr. Clark will return in
August.
Commencement Exercises of the New
Canaan Center School will take place
at
number of graduates this year.
three in
school has promotion twice a year.
improving the roads around the town.
has been spending the week end at
the home of Mr. Jacob “'eissman on
Park Street.
members of the “'omen's League will
motor to the cottage of Mrs. Quintard
near Pear Tree Point. to spend the
afternoon sewing for the apron sale.
begiventotheworkars. Armani
be held at the Centm- and Baker
nesday. last you- " people from
Dar-ten. u from h’oreton Heights and
229 from Noroton; were cared for at
the Stamford hospital... and it is the
duty of the loos! people to support
the drive.
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Edward H. Fuller has been appointp
ed to take Leon H. Rockwell’s place
. Dorie}:
schols. Mr. Rockwell resigned sortie
time ago. At the present time. Mr.
Fuller is a member of the facutly of
the Stamford High school. and has
been for some time past s. member
of the Darien mhool board. It. is not
known yet what podtion Mr. Rock-
well will scept. He was defeated by
s s 0
"Billy," little fox terrier owned by
Mr. Brummer was walking
son. the Post Road with his little
The
dog shied out of the way of the
stone and ran under the wheels of a
Nor-walk bound automobile. being kill—
ed instantly.
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James ‘G. Scanlon. caretaker at
Pear Tree Point. has been forced to
ness. It is not hot known whether he
will return when his health permits
0 O O
“'alter Van Tassel has returned to
his home in Old King‘s Highway af-
ter completing his sophomore year at
New York university. Mr. Van Tassel
has accepted s position during the
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Edward E. Bates'of “'est
was a visitor in Norwalk. last
ning.
IVQDIQ.
0V6-
New‘ Canaan
The Sweepstake Medal Play Handi-
on Saturday
The Tournament was won
by Everett Highy.
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H. 8. Clark and wife of Smith
last week for Europe.
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“'ednesdsy at the Town Hall. the
There are a
Forty
Since last h‘ebusry the
8 o'clock (d. s. t.)
all.
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Selectman Smith has been at work
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Mr. Max “'iessman of New York
a
s.
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Tomorrow at o'clock sharp the
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Charles Ogden is substituting for
Greens Frans beach has vroven worse
than at first reported. The tables and
benches were broken up, and the shel-
ter partly demolished. The vandal-
hsd ussd.ssawtoassistthem intheir
work of destruction. The shelter was
sllrlght at
workmen
o‘clock parties visiting the park dis-
covered the destruction of the shel-
ter.
tonness can be saluted for attempt-
ing to destroy the
vidod comfort for the many picnic
parties using the park.
0
Scout Council yesterday afternoon st
'the home of Kiss Mahler
street. The meeting was to arrange
a garden party. which is to take place
on 'Friday at the home of Miss Kath-
erine “’ilcox on Compo street.
meeting of the Scouts which will take
place next Tuesday at the Town hall.
Norwalk. attended the meeting of the
Girl Scout Ctmncll yesterday. at the
home of Kiss M'ohler. on suits street
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High school celebrated ,
with suitable exercises at tho High
school building after
were over.
guests held a dance at the “F. T. I. A.
pavilion at Compo beach.
about 50 young folks present at the
dance.
the dance lasted
was leaving the beach.
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port last
from his home in Rye. N. Y. ,
hold their exercises in the High school
building tomorrow evening.
not so exciting as was expected. The
question of the blasting of rock
Snugstuck for the new concrete road'
'ls still unsettled and will have to be
brought before another town meeting.
The question of '
lant l-‘ire company on the west side
of the bridge was advocated by
bcrt Fuller and opposed by “'illism
H. Burr. Edward Gruot. while not
objecting to tthrctention of the Via-
iants on the wit side
found many
compell waiting for the annual town
meeting to settle the
Dancing the
doubted the necemity of any action at
the present time. “'hen the matter
finally Came to a vote it was unani-
mously decided to keep the Vigilant
company on the west side of the riv-
er.
by the town was favorably voted.
Antiquarian: Meet at Home of Mrs. John Manes—Mm
Avery Speaks on Pottery—State Shelter Badly Dain-
aged—Girl Scout Council Meets. _ '
Shelter Bsdly Damaged
The damage to the sheJter at the
four o'clock when the
left the park. At eight
No motive other than pure wan-
shcfter that pro-
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Girl Scout Council ”eels
There was a meeting of the Girl
in State
At the
M bile. Edgar T.. Bate; 3) ul Miss Sarah Crawford will begin the The tall grass gt the reu- of the W.
“19:31”. is filling the position9pass tminins for a lieutenancy in the T. I. A. pavilion has been cut in pre-
taking charse of the "freshmen: Scouts. paration for the picnic party of the
° ° ‘ 3Univsrsalist church of Bridgeport.
him Lambert Moulthrope. 'f South
Suples High Clea. Night
The graduating class of Staples
class night
)
“Pilgrims Nest” by ouug. “Exterior
to the Evidence” b _ neochsr. “Hes
LiksGods”byH.G.Wsl_is.”Copper
Box” by Matcher. “rho Sounders” by
Bachellsr. “Through the Wheat" by
Boyd. “Island Gold” by m
“the World Outside" by meant-h.
”The Day‘s Journey“ by last-cu.
“Times Have Changed" by Davis.
"Xaebun" by Palmer. “Capitol Hill:
by'Fsrguasou. “Public Square”
Comfort. “Altair st Flower Acres" by
C. Walk. “Danni” by Pools. "time
is Whisperins" by Rollins. "the Euro
vivors" by Islet.
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The Women's Beneficsnt society of
the Sam Cosmonaut church
met this afternoon at the home of
Mrs..George Hale. This will be the
last meeting of the season.
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The Gellstiy place on King street.
about one acre of land. has been puro
chased by Helen L. and Alice w.
Tucker. of New York. The price
paid was 812.000-
0
who desire to arrange tables in the
lot. on which to serve their luncheon.
O O O
The Antiquarian society was enter-
tained at the home of Mrs. John
Morris. of Compo road. yesterday af-
ternoon. The society Ins thirty mem-
bers. Each member must have been
the Her-«:23.
The class and
There were
The music was excellent. and
until the last car
Arthur Cable ws so visitor to West-
evenlng, having motore
The Junior High school pupils will
Spools] Town meeting
The special town meeting proved
in
retaining the Vigi-
Ro-
of the river.l
legal technicalities to
of ii-
Grout
matter
\‘igilants. htr.
The taking over of Maple road
it
these]
,son and Miss Perry of Southpo
away on his vacation.
N. London Hotel in
Seth Gregory. as letter carrier. who is
was also voted to change the name of
Maple read to Msplewood avenue.
George Gair presided at the meeting
as chairman.
involving several of the largest hotels
in New York. New London.
and Havana. Cuba. as well so the
“‘estchester-Biltmore Country Club
at Rye. is being planned by the
man
those properties.
issuance of stock
$50,000,000 and 875.0%.000 sud witi'
include the
Belmont and
city. the Griswold Hotel in New Lon-
don.
Bellsir.
Havana. and the country club at. Rye.
Merger Planned by
N. Y. Interests
NEW YORK. June 20.—A merger
Florida
Bow.
interests. which now control
The consolidation will involve the
valued at between
Commodm. Biltmore,
Ansouis hotels in this
Conn: the Bellevue Hotel in
FIL: the evlllaaBlltmore at
sociation board last Thursday Mrs.
\V. Munson was chosen president:
Mrs. Rose Russell. vicmpresident:
Mrs. David Sachs. secretary and trea-
surer.
gave Miss Cook a shower of sold )1!-
terdsy afternoon.
Boston this week.
library this month are: “Wolves
the Sea.” brLeRoux. “The Wrong
love“ by Burr. "The Vegetable” by
l-‘itnerald. “Women in Love"
Lawrence.
Packard. “Girl Next Door” by Dodd.
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At the meeting of the School As.
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The teachers of Bedford school
Mrs. 'Stewsrt Benson is visiting
Xe. Books I
New books at the Westport Public
Is!
by
“a. collector in some special line. Mr.
Morris has a fine collection of perce-
lains. glass and china. Miss C. Louise
Avery. assistant curator of the do-
partcnent of decorative arts. Metro-
Wlt‘n Museum of Arts. New York
city. ssh an illustrated talk on'ths
history of .pottcry and porcelains. bee
ginning with the 16th century and
continuing to («h year of 1850. Miss
Avery was aniste by Mrs. Rollin G.
Sherwood. After the lscturs refresh-
menu were served. the list of guests
were: Dr. and Mrs. J.‘ . Coburn of
South Norwsik. Mr. and “‘allsce
Marvin of South Norwalk. ll Line!)
of Cannondsle. Mrs Moran pd Dr.
and Mrs. Winton of Wilton. ‘ bliss
Louise Murray. lira Vsndsrhoi! and
Mrs. Coles of New Canaan. Hrs. t-
Niss Mabel Thslcher of South Nor
walk. Dr. and Mrs. Cooper-nail. or'l
Bedford. Haas" tnd Miss Rita xe-
Cresdy of Newi'ork. .
Nos-walk Sdaool mum at compo
The Center school ninth grade of
Norwalk and the Over River school
or h'orwslk, held picnics at Combo
beach yesterdays Que m Come by
truck while the other relied on the
trolleY.
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The graduating exercises of the
Staples High school will beheld in
the Fine Arts theatre tonight. instead
of at the Y. M. C. A. auditorium as
previously stated.
__._______________.
Ueteorltes which fall on the earth's
surfsos are composed usually of stone
and but rarely of iron.
ram-rs — muslin '
rum anon. its!
that: Btu. m
‘forher retitnjourncy placed ins;
liner Olympic sailed today for
flow Yorkwith wins stocks aboard
special stateroom: with four seals of
tho British customs service on the
door. ‘
Bethe] Man Gets
Honorary Degree
LEMON. Maine. June 20.—At
the 51th commencement of Bates
college today, honorary degrees were
conferred on the following:
conga-mun Robert Luce of Stas-
sschusetts: Scott Wilson. associate Jus-
tics of the Supreme Court of Maine;
Dr. John G. Behring. of Bethel. Neu-
rologist: Professor Samuel C. Prescott
of Hamsehusets Institute of Technol-
ogy: and Rev. Frederick R. Grimn.
of Philadelphia.
.8maflsst fish in the world are said
to be found in the mountain lake
Bum. Luau. Philippines.
SALTSFINE FOR
AClllNG mills;
woman Kansans]: round-3
Most. folks forget that the kidneys. '
like the bowels, sometimes get slug-
gish and clogged and need a. flushing
occasionally. else we have backache"
and dull misery in the kidney region.
severe headaches. rheumatic twinges,
torpid liver. acid stomach. sleeples-
nees and all sorts of bladder disorders.
You aim ly must keep your kidneysE
active and clean and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidmy
region begin drinking lots of water.‘
Also get about four ounces of Jai
Salts iii-om any good drug store hue.
take a tablespoontui in a glass of
water before breakfast for a. few days:
and your kidneys will then act :2c-.
This famous salts is made from the
sold of grapes and lemon juice. com-
bined with lithla. and is intended to
flush clogged kidneys sud help etimu»
late them to acuity. It also helps
neutralise the acids in the urine so
they no longer irritate. thus heir-ins
to relieve bladder disorders.
Jsd Salts is inexpensive; make: a
delightful effervescent lithia water
drink which everybody should
now and then to help keep their lud-
neys clean.
A well-known local druggist says lac
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who
believe in trying to correct kidney»
trouble. By all means have your play. .
sician examine your kidneys at least
wios s. yeah—Adv.
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