b5.
unced this morning.
of Miss Eleanor Johnson.
.
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.—Used cars. Terms.
Rona 1959.—-—Adv.
I’M
got-relay evening.
new 0
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Mr. and Mrs. S.
port ‘were Tuesday guests
Taylor avenue
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2~'~—Best Coal. Harri
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Leo Margulies of New York (itvv
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Margulies of Flax
visited Tuesday with his
Hill road.
a s I
—Coupe week.
Phone 1959.——-Adv.
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Miss Ruth Mara of Van Burcn
avenue and Misses Catherine and
Ruth Decker of Cove avenue \vcre
C\C-
visitors in Stamford Tuesday
ding. .
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; —Buy Your Victrom on our Club
it at Donnelly’s.
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Co.
Plan—Ask about
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The Hope Hose tested
last evening.
rived. Come in and compare.
jobs 3563 delivered.
age—Adv.
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Miss Lois Hayes of South Main
in Bridgeport
street was a visitor
yesterday.
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'. —Fertillzer for lawns and gar-
dens. Alfred Brown. Phone 2393-2.
Adv.
."Mr. and Mrs. S. Rockotf and son.
Saul .tormerly of this City, now or
Bridgeport, were visitors in the
ties-slay.
cond district '1‘
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_—Auto springs. Tilly’s—Ah.
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sBill Tassick of Ely avenue was a.
tor in Bridgeport Monday.
:9 s s s
Lehigh Coal. Harris & Guns.—
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fiMrs. J. E. Josem and daughter.
'3ubbles." have returned to their
”me on Flax Hill road. following
‘tew days' visit with Mrs. Josem's
' ents. Dr. and Mrs. M. llulun ol'
* w York city.
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sm—Large Pea. Coal. Harris 8:
, -—Adv.
by U 3 t
=Miss Sara. Mahoncy of I{al‘ll‘0"
avenue is recovering from appendi-
at the Nonvnlk hospital.
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—Spnnish “'ar \‘etcrans‘ Carnival
this week, Main street, Norvvalk.
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:Plans are under vvay for a dance
{I the new hall of the Hill Top Inn
flit month by the Fordham L'ni~
7 ,ty undergraduates, under the
pices of the Alpha. Beta. Gamma
ternity. Leonard Murphy of East
"walk is chairman of the com-
ttee in charge of arrangements.
lk's society orchestra will furnish
music for the affair, which “ill
informal.
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i—Fouow the crowd to the. Span-
lfls “'nr \‘ctcrans‘ Carnival, Main
skeet, Norwalk.
3 O C U
gMiss Elsie Balasz of T Snowden
genus will spend the week as the
best of relatives in Corona.
14mg
I‘and.
e o a a
:—Free admission to fimnish “'nr
“runs Carnival. Main street,
Igor-walk.
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ztithe Hungarian \Vorkmen's asso—
ciation will give a. play. tomorrow
nikht. Following the presentation
or the play. there will be dancing.
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—See Dare-Devil Currln at Span-
ifll “'nr Veterans' Carnival. Main
street, Nos-walk.
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Albert Herman of S Burbank
skeet has purchaseo 4
afitomoblle.
new sedan
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r,
*Andrew Yobazgy of Ridge street
vuted with friends in Bridgeport
dren at the \Vinnipauk school
-'a. maple tree with appro-
te’ ceremonies Arbor Day. it. was
The tree
fled the Edith Richdale tree in
an» of Miss Richdale, principal of
"V'- , eep manure and agricultural
‘ films to:- lawns at Alix-ed Brown's.
. . .
Effie Girls' and ”Women's club will
hold an open house next \Yednesday
at its rooms in “‘all ‘ and Isaac
streets. The program is in charge
Austin‘s.
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“7" Miss’Adelaide Finch of Putnam
fienue was a visitor in Bridgeport
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”—Comparison sells Chevrolets.
See Austin. Phone mall-Adv.
0
Frank of Brdlge-
of Mrs.
Frank's mother, Mrs. M. Epstein of
s &. Guns—Ad v.
Specials. Chevro-
let. Fisher bodies. Terms. Austin—-
its
new hose apparatus at Union l’arki
7 -—Chevrolet roadsters have ar-
Sonn-
Austin's Gur—
days with relatives in
Brooklyn.
n ‘ I O ,
t he price list:
friends in Springwood yesterday.
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Miss Mary Mela. of 19b Ely ave
hue and Mrs. Frank Colombo
main for some tome.
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tie Fisheries Assn, auspices Ladies
Aid Society, First
lrom 12 to 1 tomorrow.
50 cents—Adv.
Miss
street and
Haven last evening.
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—~.-\ showing of Meadow-brook
sport hats in gorgeous eolorings, al-
so a new line of lelt hats at the Pris-
cilla. Shop. 12-14 Main St., Norwalk.
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Robert Dean of Flax Hill road and
WELCOME FOR
NElll’ASTOR
East Ave. M. E. Church
Holds Reception For
Rev. A. J. Pennell
lit-v. A. J. l’cuncll, who recently
came to .-\’or\\all\, as pastor of the
l-Just Avenue Methodist church, “as
formally welcomed to the church at
a reception held in the Sunday
school rooms ot‘ the church lust eve-
ning. A number of the parlshluutl-s
and their l’riends availed tlivmsclxcs
of the opportunity to personally
greet the new pastor and his family.
uith the result that the reception
room “as tlirongcd throughout the
« uning. A. .\‘. l‘txfldock was chair-
man 01 the uening's entertainment
and on behall‘ oi the church \vel-
CUlllLd ltcv. .l‘cnuell. Mr. .l‘cnncil
responding said that. although he
and his ldml‘ly had been in horwalk
but a lexv short months. they had
already 51'0““ \try loud oi the L'lt)‘.
liL\. l’uinell also said that he )vas
anticipating l1 \cry pleasant. and
successl’ul pastorate. Mrs. A. N.
l'dl‘duck. preside‘t ol' the Ladies” aid
society presented Mrs. l'cnnell )vitb
.t houqtl'.[ oi roses, A illusieul pro-
gram “us also gixcn. Mrs. Lewis ’ . ‘ _ . \
t'uzli sung sculdl selections. ac- .ll Lhu'u‘ 1” Georgetown '1 "33‘1“?-
eompunled by Mrs. Allen Barnum. [“3" George 3- 1U1U'3- pastor of
The Jeanette L'hlc quartet. also en- the Dnrlcn Longrr'gationul Church
tertuincd. ll. is composed ol Mrs. attended. . . .
L‘thel Urckv’ r \Vriglvy, Miss Maybelle T‘ 'k .
Allsllll and 1.qu Cannon Smith, "‘ “5 “r9 “0“ On sale for “I!
\lu.lllla‘t::l nith Miss Lille as pianists.
l-‘ollouing the program, refreshments
Wtrt; sci-u d and a social hour “as
cnjoycd, during \\thh the Iouug
Men s Ul‘L'llt‘:il.l. vntcrtailied.
C O U
A food sale “ill be held in I-‘a3‘s
market, \"an Zuudt street. Saturday
lroln ll it. ill. to 4 p. 111., under the
auspices oi the Ernst Nur\\dlk llll‘
plu\(lll(lil association.
.
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The regular \\’t:L'l\'ljv' prayer meet-
ng,‘ of the Swedish Congregational at the l‘nion Chapel. was in honor
church _\\l!l in; hell tonight. at b‘ of ”1‘7 bil'Ulllfl-l's of Mrs. . Johnson
o'clock. and Mrs- Moore-house. The cllupcl
t s I- was artistically decorated in yellow
The men of the -East .\\cnuc and White and marry specimens or
Methodist church \vul enjoy their Wild and cultivated flowers adorned
“eel-cl; recreation night at the the tables. Ilefrcsllmcms “.ch
church tomorrow night at 5 o'clock. sen ed. Those present were, Mrs.
The weekly choir rehearsal \\ ill also
be held tomorrow night.
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Miss Margaret ltaymOnd has re-
turned to her home in New Rochelle.
alter a “sit “11h Miss Dorothy Still
or East avenue.
.. o - . . Johnson and Mrs. H. \V. Johnson.
The "package social" gnen by s o t
the Sunday school ot the SWCdlSh \Valter Ituchl of New York is
Congregational church, last evening.
was enjoyed by a large number or
the parishioners. Each guest brought
an article. which later was sold to
the highest bidder. The proceeds
will Llu used to buy children's books
for the church library. The library
has an exceptionally lino group of
adult literature and it is the inten-
tion of Rev. ll. Grandstrom. pastor,
to incorporate a Juvenile department
which will be equally as noteworthy.
l-‘ollotving the disposal of the pack-
age-s last evening, a social hour was
Enjoyed, during which refreshments
\vcre served.
Mrs. John Lotterzo and son, Louis
of Spring street are spending a tow
—The View barber shop established
by B. Bruno at No. 9 North Main
str‘cet; SouNorwalk, over the .Unltcd
Cigar Store. announce to tho/spubllc
haircut. 40c; shave.
W. S.,Baker of New HA'en visited
of
Hanford place have gone to tie Cat-
skill mountains wziere they will re-
——Luncheon by the Middle Atlan~
M. 13. Church.
Tickets
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Miss Irene Smith of Benton street.
Rose Bogdany of Paradise
Miss Helen Evans of
Soundview avenue motored to New
meeting at the East Alrenue Metho-
dist church. tonight, will tales the
form of a. discussion meeting rather
than a. formal address meeting. The
subject to be discussed Will be
"What I: Meant by Jesus Ascending
to His Father?" . '.
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eThe weekly prayer and praise
20c; {ace massage, 25c; shampoo, service of the Advent Christian
25e.———Adv. church will be held in the church
‘ ° *tonlght at. 7:45 o’clock.
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. The members of the Woman's
Guild and St. Agnes‘ Guild of Christ
church enjoyed their annual "dollar
social" at the church last evening.
During Lent each member of the
societies undertake to earn 81. which
is used to defray the expense of their
annual supper, at which they and
the members of their families are
the guests. Following the supper
last evening, a. social was enjoyed.
UARIEN 1
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bearse
0: Prospect Avenue. entertained a
number of friends at their home
recently. Among those present were
Miss Doris Ballard, Miss Elizabeth
Arcularius, Miss Harriet Radtke,
Mibs Doris Finch, Miss Anna. Mek-
lin. Miss Ruth Ottmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Florent Cantrell. Mr. and Mrs. \Vil~
llam Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. \Vllliam
Planning, Bradford Ballard, \Vintlh
Writer
For Sonnet ——
News
At the regular meeting at James
Whipple Phat, American Legion.
held Tuesday evening a. communica-
tion from Department Commander
E. P. Armstrong was read in which
he stated that he would visit Wilton
Friday of this week. Arrangements
have been made' to hold an open
meeting and reception in his honor
at the town house on that evening at
8 p. m.. d. s. t. to which all are in-
vited. The subject of the proposed
Memorial hall was taken up and.
plans made to actively tor-ward the
raising of the needed tunds. '
C O O
A call for a. general meeting at
3 o'clock this afternoon, at the
home or Mrs. Jane Merwin. has been
issued to discuss ways and means 0:
continuing the electric lighting at
the centre. This is too important a.
matter to be overlooked and a. large
meeting is honed tor.
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Rev. and Mrs. Bunker. Strong
Comstock and Stanton Coley repre-
W‘ s‘$500'Prizei
Other
EAST NORWALK ,-
lrvmg McDonald of llouton street rep Knapp. Edward Austen. Henry
“:11! 51331111 1110 “"31“““1 m. {“3“ Hell. Melvin Corbett, George Sch-
10rk guy. Hunting. Mr. and Mrs. George Bearee
and Carlton Ballard.
Darien Methodist church will hold
a. meeting this evening.
‘ O C
The Women or the Darlcn Con-
gregational church will hold 8 ul-
ver tea and cake sale 'at the reel-
denco of Mrs. George I". Dem-Se, of
Prospect Avenue. on Friday after-
noon trom 3 to 5.
O
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’ -—Icr‘. sand, graveL loan, build-
ing stones and filling. Raymond
Street & Son. Phone
Du rien 10 U.
0
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_ Mrs. Marshall I‘. Richards of Do.
men has 11' in spending sevetal days
in New Y lecity.
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The Daricn pupils who were prize
winners in the Humane Poster Con-
test. were: .llincllcy Junior High
School, Helen lJ. Morchousc Sl;
lioylo School Iliso l‘ettitt. dos-11;:
Romany, each $1; Marguerite llal~
alrchek. Mary L‘. Latimcr. L'orls
Skinner. Margaret Tiller, Margaret
\Vright. catch honorable mention.
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‘ Miss Helen MeCrea and Miss Les
Gillette of New Haven visited ovwr
the weekend Mr. and Mrs. l L.
Gillette of Brooksidc Avenue.
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Mrs. Xenon "or the Poet Road 'rn-
terlalned Mrs. S. 1-1. \\'eed 0! New
York City.
s
l.
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The 215th annual meeting of the
i-‘alrlieid County Association of
churches and ministers was held in
the Gllbt‘l‘t Memorial L‘oiigrcgution‘
play "Silas tllo Chore Boy" to Le
gn on Tuesday, “'cdncsday and
Thursday, May SS and :9.
.n—
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l
l
\VESFNURWALK
The members
“ulk Ladles' Aid gave
surprise party yesterday
to vao of its members. Mrs. Chas.
Johnson and Mrs. Samuel Moore-
housc. The party which “as given
1
“‘est .\'0r~
a pleasant
:Ll‘tcrnow‘l
of the
James chg. Mrs. E. Johnson. Mrs.
Chas. Johnson. Mrs. C. H. \Vilson.
Mrs. E Sclicde. Mrs. “'m Rising.
Mrs. H. Gooson. Mrs H. ltuehl, Mrs.
B. I“. Cromwell. Mrs. H. l-iartjens.
Mrs. 1“. Emerson, Mrs S. Moore—
house. Mrs. H. l-‘illovv. Mrs. H. IS.
taking a rest from his business ac-
tivities and is staying at the home
of his parents on West Norwalk
avenue.
I
The \Vcst Nor-walk Improvement
Association will give a. supper on
Thursday evening. May 22, at the
Union _Chupcl. The committee in
charge includesnMrs. H. Ruehl. Mr.
and Mrs. E. ‘Schede and Mrs. Chas.
Johnson.
C O 0
Commander Berti-um 'Grcen. II. S.
N.. who has been on a. cruise in
southern waters for several months.
yesterday.
\
“qr-y. «andwn . .4 u
.. , was." an”... m.
.m' ... .
my, .. :l v v m. m ommww rm ' wows-m
The regular mid-week prayer
Works Both Ways
The depositor Who,'\vhen he prospers, carries his
savings account steadily, forward, finds the bal-
ance capable of carrying him Whe
or ill. Be a pay-day saver.
n he is laid-o f
SAVINGSBANK‘
visited at his home on 'Wcst Nor-
walk avenue over the week-end.
The Girl's Athletic club of the.
senlcd \Villon Tuesday. at. the Fair-
lleld County Association at Congre-
gational churches held at. Gilbert
Memorial church ‘Georsctown.
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Mrs. Jane Mervvln. Mrs. Stanton
Coley, Mrs. and Mflss Hart and Miss
Alice Ulmsteud attended the Auxil-
iary ol. the New Haven Branch of
the 15] rd of Missions. Tuesday and
reported an interesting session.
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Rear Admiral Austin Knight, L‘.
S. N., or \Vushington 1). L2. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L‘. G. 1:1.
Schenck.
Chase Mellon oi New York, was
the guest ot Selson S. Spencer over
the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge Thump—son
and daughter. Helena, opened their
summer home here on Sunday l;|.t.
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Mrs. Luther Smith is visiting Mrs.
George Abbott on lluributt street.
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Raymond Schoncld spent last Sun-
day in New York city.
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Miss Adelaide Nichols of \Vilton.
“hose book “The Haunted Circle.
and (Misc: l’lu)s" has just received
lu.\ul‘ablc review in tho New York
Sunday Times and The fialurday
Post. has “on fresh literary honors
having been awarded the prize of
$500 uHCl‘cd by Leland Stanford
Kermit, ot Detroit. for the best .un-
published American sonnet. Pro-
lvssor John Erskine. also of “’llton.
“as one ol the three judges of the
sonnets submitted. of which there
were over 1.000.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles l'lobinson
and family lune moved to their new
home in Under: Hills. ,
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1n the contest [or destroyed tent
caterpillar-3‘ nests. Bold Hill Won
ist prize, $10; Chestnut litll. 2nd
prize, 55. and Nod Hill, 3rd prize,
53; all other schools received Si n:-
\vurd for cllorts made. The aggre-
gate L'uibl‘)o caterpillars thus do-
stroyed in \V'illon amounted to
sit-7,000,000..
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and Mrs. George Boyd and
Waterbury. spent the
their country home.
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Mrs. Louis Amber
from Aiken. “here
the “inter months.
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The post otliec has been moved
into the store on the sindicatc's
property. once owned by Mrs. Footc.
The apartment is very spacious in
the front room for the public, and
convenient in the rear for the post-
master in every way. ‘
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.\l r.
family of
week-end at
has returned
she has spent
(in Monday. May 19th. the Garden
club members will meet at the li-
brary and exchange flowers and
sh rubs.
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Members of the Garden club are
urged to prepare for the annual
Flowv-r. Fruit and. Vegetable Show.
which is to be held in the library.
Sept. 18th and 19th. There will be
classes in dahlias, gladioll. a vase of
perennials. a. vase of annuals, collec-
tions or perennials and annuals.
flower arrangements. classes in all
the vegetables, separately and col-
lectively. A class {or children in
annuals. Classes in Trult for ama-
tcurs. Classes in fruit for protes-
sionals. A class or table decora-
Lions.
WESTON __[
Helen Fanton. Myrtle Favercau.
and George Fancher. represent Wes—
ton in the district spelling, speaking.
and athletics contest at Newtown
tomorrow. Helen Fanton will be in
the speaking and spelling contest.
George Fancher and Myrtle Fever-
eau are representatives from the
Weston schools as the best athletes.
O O C
Miss Rosemary Hall. or North
Wilton, is visiting Miss Jane Cobb.
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Mr. and Mrs. F.\V.T. Amis, after
spending the winter in New York
city returned to their country home
on Saturday where, they will spend
the summer months. During the
winter Mrs. Amie enjoyed a. trip
the Masonic club last. evening in
honor or George Wooster. a; fellow
member who is going to make his
‘home in Boboken, .N.’J.
members were prese‘nt. During:tlie
evening the Rev Donald Green pre-
sented Mr. \‘i-‘ooster with a. pair of.
gold ‘cu 'fflinks‘ with
emblem on them.
through Brazib and Argentina. .,
[ output. 1
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A roast beef supper was given by
Forty
the Masonic
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to attend the. affair.
will be held in the Rowayton Ban-
tlst church under the supervision of
the Community Brotherhood
subject under discussion will
“Resolved:
Should be Unlimited."
tive side will be taken
Bowman. Floyd Bryant
‘ and‘ W.
South. Ldson Ogden. Newton Bond
and Francis Jennings will repreo
sent the negative side of the
The Brotherhood has also 02%;?
a baseball team and is at
arranging a schedule.
deavoring to locate a. sultshle field
where the games can be played.
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meeting of
church will be held toni ht. R “
Victor F. Scalise 8 e“
leader.
Cleverly 0! Crew avenue will
valescenclng from the illness which
has confined her to her
the past few
nylon avenue will. entertain at
bridge party at
afternoon.
. , William C. Stevens. first capes}. I
has been; commissioned“ a captain
‘x
Elected N e xfd; Year’s
' Student-Government
” Presidenté-y: Wedding
Miss Sarah Crowmrd or this place
who is attending the Connecticut
College for Women at New London.
has been elected next year's student
government president of that college.
Miss Crawford was ehalFman 0!
Sports for I923, her freshman year.
and during her sophomore year was
class president. She has been
treasurer of the student govern-
ment, class chairman of sports.
chairman of the dramatic club, and
last fall was junior delegate at the
Student Government conference or
Eastern Women's Colleges at, Ober-
lin, Ohio.
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Miss Kathleen Bennett. 21 years
old of Central avenue, Bridgeport,
and Allen P. Lucas. 25 year old of.
‘Westtleld, Vt.. were quietly married
here Tuesday night by Joseph Mor-
ton. justlcc of the peace, at‘the lat-
tcr‘s home in Saugatuck, Both are
attendants at the “'est'port Sani-
tarium on State street. After the
ceremony the wedding party vvent :0
Norwalk for dinner.
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A union service will be held Sun-
day at the Methodist church under
the. auspices of the Laymen's move-
ment. Samuel XV. Raymond of
Hartford and Fred Miner will be the
principal speakers. Mr. Raymond is
secretary of the Concncticut Bible
societies.
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A check for $50 has been given
the. fire department by Mglienna
and Dunnlgan, in appreciation of the
department‘s work in subdulng the
lire at their store recently.
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The Current Events club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Daniel Burr Bradley. president.
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A community dance will take place
Friday evening in the Y. M. L‘. A.
gymnasium under the auspices of
the “'omen‘s Town Improvement
association and the Gamma. Tau
club.
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Mr. and Mrs. John “1 “’altcrs
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Letha. “‘alters, actress. to
Clarence ll. Bradley of Snugaluek.
Miss “'alters played a. leading part
in "Mary. the Third." and has or»
poured with Jane Cowl and Olga
Farms.
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Mrs. John Crawford, president oi
the \Vomen‘s Town Improvement
Association. and Miss Helene Kemper
are attending the three-day con-
vention of the Federation of “'0-
men’s clubs in Mcrldc—n.
RUWA Y TON
The concert given under the nus-
plces of tho La-llcs' Aid Society of
the Rowayton Methodist church in
the church last evening proved to be
one or the most enjoyable affairs
ever staged in the. village. it was
very well attended. All the mem-
bers on the program were beautiful-
ly rendered. The soloists were in
excellent voice. l-Zspeelally interest-
ing were the recitation: of Mrs. Sid-
ney it. Sell and Mrs. H. J. Amend.
“hill: the banjo selections ot‘ Albert
1i. Dunn cum“ iii {or much praise.
Among the others who took part
\veru li‘red Dellus. violinist; ll. J.
Amend pianist and Miss. Mildred
Lovcjoy. Mrs. Oliver 1. Clark. Mrs.
ocorgu Kay. Miss carol mus, Mr.
and Mrs. \\'. i“. Ambler. Mr. and
Mrs. Kclita “'ilkinson and Frank
Nash pen: the soloists. Mrs. Earl
1‘. Stevens \vns accompanist and
Mrs. Ira H. liiggins arranged the
entertainment.
3
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Captain Edgar L. Raymond. who
was recently at his home in Row-
ayton avenue on a brief furlough.
has rejoined his ship and sailed for
Texas City. Texas. —
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A number of Rowayton people are
planning to attend Ladles’ night on-
tertainment or the St. John Lodge,
l-‘. & A. 31.. in Norwalk. tomorrow
night.
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The regular weekly rehearsal of
the choir of the Rowayton Baptist
church will not be held this week.
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Several local people will particl-
pate in the musical festival being
given in the Norwalk armory to-
morrow night under the auspices of
the People's Chorus. A number or
:owayton people are also planning
. .1.
on Friday night, May 28. a debate
The
be
immigration
The afar-ma-
by \Villlam
That
present“
It is also en-
The regular, mid~week prayer
the Rowayton Baptist
, pastor. ‘ivill be the
o o o . '
The many friehds or Mrs. A. ‘B- '
be
leased to hear that she is now cén- .f
home during
days. .. ,
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_Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond 0! Rain
.3 7 .
her. home Tucson; }
..’. .‘..'
ala-
ed? master of :‘t‘hé iuwul
will sail shortly to”: :
' ma
_ ~R . svenj
plan nephew 9: ups-m .
sens-o: McKinley place, *hose boat
is at present at dock in Brooklyn.
l BEDDING 1?
There 'wlll be '9. meeting or the
Women's Civic club, Monday. .May
19. at 2:30 o'clock at the home or
Mrs. Robert L. Chamberlain .in
Lorietown district. Speakers for the,
afternoon will. be Miss Gleason. 01‘
Hartford. and Mr. Kelley. of New:
Canaan. Miss Gleason’s subject will
be "Beautifying the Town Politi-
cally." and Mr. Kelley will speak on
“Beautifying the Towurhysically."
O O O
The baseball team of the Sanford
school will play the Ridgeflcld
school at the Sanford field today. ‘
o o o ‘
Members or the Girl's Friendly
society are sewing on a. quilt to be
presented upon completion to tln, '
home for crippled children in Nora
walk. 'This work is being directed by.
'Mrs. George Sanford and Mrs. “’il-'
llam Rosenau.
O ‘ .
Foster Hamilton and Miss May;
Acheson. of \‘Vaterbury. have been
recent. guests of Miss Helen Leahjug
of Sunset Hill.
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Because. of the large territory to;
be covered. Mrs. P. R. Bradley. dis-;
trict director for the Salvation Army;
has asked for an extension of time
and requests that the campaign for
funds may. continue until the fore.
part of next week. l
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Mrs. Albert ll. \Yllliams is selling;
at public auction all the farm lmgE
plements and cattle of her late hus-i‘ Felt-I" v‘i: ‘70.. ISLE Simfficjd A
band. :Chifaso. JEL. Writing your name
‘ ‘ ‘ address chatty. You \viil rccr‘
ll. C. MeC‘ollam entertained tlm‘ ten cent bottle of Folry's
Men's club. East Side, at his 1‘0ng
last evening. and Mr. Chapman of:
the l’nirfielrl County Farm burrntgf
.‘il’fllnled with Storrs college.
dressed. '
“‘unuma (’nuneil Illvuree of po-
chantas, will hold an mitialionwu /!
business mowing tonight.
:em ‘Ste- 7. .
Tar Compound for can.
hearsenr- ,
ages of—I‘oicy 1’.
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YOXI TOWHJ "
Alfred '
97 Fifth
I. I. Got. 17th St. Open nun:
All $40, $45, $50 Sprin
Full Cont;...........
Spring and Fall Coats.
All$30.$40&$
$455uits ....
23.50
Winter Overcosts,
Eenjamin Co. Inc.
Makers of
_ . . .
High Grade Clothing ‘
Assigned for the Benefit of Creditors
Offers for Final Clearance Direct to the Public
All $55 to $75 Imported Fabrics,
Avenue
to 8 P. I. (including Saturday)
and
$23.50 §
Ice-v.00...
ing Cost
{All $45, $50 & $29.50
l$55 Suits .. . .
All :60 up to $70 grades in Suits, ,
Tuxedos,
Dress and 4-PIECE GOLF sun‘s
Alfred Benjamin hos been fine
on. of tho highest grade clothing msnufacturcn of New
Full
$34.50
wn for the int 40 yours as
York. Toke Elevator to 5th Floor
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4 HAND PAINTED
?CUMISBIIT‘ ‘ DEl‘URATED FI'RNITI'I‘J‘.
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TAUPE
Velour Suite
This: place nine mired
saith and 7 velour
self-flvipld in brown
mac. Prim clutch":
$825.4!!! $149.
Made to meet the vogue for
smaller,cosier living rooms. The
tspestry cushions of this three-
piece suite harmonize: with the
new self-striped brown-taupe
velour covering. The extra heavy
velour wears exceptionally well.
The fame is stron . ‘Only the
verybost spri sn stufings sre
med. Would we to retail else-
where at no: less than 5225 for
similar quality and appearance.
we are man atoms and
sell direct to on, thus ssvin you
the profits 0 the jobber, whole-
saler and retailer. Come—buy
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aground coo.
21 West 46th St. I
5% Discount If You Mention This Ad
Gifts' for Every Occasion
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Decorative Furniture
564 Fifth Avenue
Bet. «in a 4m: m.
Furniture. French Fobrics. Buss. 0rien~
Int. Pending Chimse. at wholesale prices -
Shimmy, Lyon sud nnmphrfiv- 3
61- Lexington Ave., Corner 53d St
The Bedmm Completheclallslzt
many exclusive designs. Bedroom .
nlturo and beds. Your ideas in on!
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and decorstion followed. She here a-
leisure. hoor‘e MLMluer, 7 \\. (E.
Beautiful selection for furnishing the
It tremendous saving! Exclusive. use
Ind sppredsted gifts slwsys on display.
KERRY POSNER. 70 “3 50th st.
FOR rm; HOME
Banish the Cesspool
Install Suitsry So to Tanks. Sucre:
nor to the cesspoo . Keep your home
surroundings healthful, sanitary. Mod«
ernte cost. See full-size plant at
Sanitary Septic Tusk (‘arporatlou
Vii Shh St. (‘lrcle 1416
Antiques and Interior Decor-utm-
2
$29.50 ! ‘
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snd country bonus chsrmingly decanted; ,.
Ind notatully furnished within your maul ‘v
Lump moon to order, original designs. 1
INSTRUCTIONV ;
Lest-n mrcel waving. scalp neatments, fs-
clsls. mulenrlng: complete course, 550:
est: poly-menu. Day. evening chsses “'rlte
Dept. . Frank Parker. 47 W. 49th Sn
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WANAMAKER
Beauty School. Inc.
435 5th Av=., Near 39th St.
Van. 1176
508 Atlantic A'P.. Brooklvn.
D- L. I. R. R. Station. Sterling 2752.
pron Brunch. 152;: St. a. B'Irsy.
Brsdhnrst 2953
LEADING SCHOOLS IX AMERICA.
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branches unit: $35 worth of tools
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positions We cannot an demsnd. has:
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