with Connecticut markers
09:. taken to Austin’s Garage
day evening. It had been stand-
‘on the Wilson‘ Point road all dur-
the day.
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It. and Mrs. John Mole. of 110
,.r avenue quietly celebrated their
‘ -nd wedding anniversary Sunday.
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$0;an Mildred Jennings of 8 Lewis
' t. reported tb the police Mon-
y afternoon. that while driving
car in Wilson. avenue. in front
the Nash Engineering Company.
”hn Lewis. employed there. ran
t of the factory and around the
of a. car that was parked on
side of the road into the path
her car. The right fender of
Jennings’ car struck Lewis and
oclted him down. He stated that
was not injured, outside of his
15ft leg hurting him slightly. Mrs.
innings informed the police that
he was driving at the rate of 15
lee an hour and that the accident
unavoidable.
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1; Robert Wolfe, Jr, student at
Georgetown University has arrived
to spend the summer recess with
his parents. Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Wolfe of South Main Street.
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‘,~-—Special sale of Cedar Chests at
Angevine's.—-Adv.
N
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m
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Charles Daniels returned today to
his home on France Street from
Carlson Long Institute. New Bloom-
field. Pa., to spend the summer va-
cation.
9
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‘J—Ifihlgh Coal. Harris a Gans.-- H
ill-Ming her tonsils and adenoids re-
moved.
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'-—Chieken a la. King Dinner 50
cents. Knight St. A. M. E. Church.
Onto 9 this evening. ,
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’Leonard Murphy. of Fordham
university. is spending the summer
recess at his home on Gregory
Boulevard.
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. Tilly's.——A iv.
-—-Aulo springs
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:Bernard Fineson. of Main Street.
treshman at Syracuse University.
was a visitor at the Norwalk High
School yesterday.
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F—Best Coal. Harris & Gans—-—Adv.
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ilMiss Jay Josem of Belden avenue
1-2.. shopping visitor in New York
my today.
,. .
EPaul Burns. student at George-
‘> tOWn University, \V’ashington, D. C..
‘77 shived to spend the Summer receSs
all his home on East Avenue.
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29—Speclal sale of Cedar Chests at
Angevine‘s—Adv.
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”Mr. and Mr; G. E. Frederick of
Jegerson Street were visitors in
Sofithport. Sunday. '
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to
5—Largo Pea Coal. Harris &
Gena—Adv.
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Mir. and Mrs. \Villiam E. Riordan
AM. daughters Catherine. Sara. and
Mary of Roosevelt Sweet. visited
friends in Bridgeport Sunday.
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gin—Buy Your VictrOla on our Club
Plum-Ask about it at Donnelly's.
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lMlss Edith Wilson ‘of Foodward
Attenue spent the week-end with re-
latives in Ansonia.
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3.
a . ea
:b—Wedding gifts for the bride.
”bond fluor.—-—Donnells"s.——Adv.
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:At a meeting of Uncas Tribe. 1. 0. a,
3; M.. held last evening. it was an-
aqhncod that the next meeting of the
.Msociuion 0: Tribes of Fairficld
cfiunty will be held at Stratford on
Monday. June 23. A large delega-
‘tidsn from Uncas Tribe is expected to
attend. Ci
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' f'i—From now on Donnelly’s will
close at 8 o'clock. during the sum-
_ mire—Adv.
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’Prof. Joseph N. Nathanson. head
a; the Science department of the
.' slk High school. will be grad-
; tilled today with the Master of Arts
at
Cl
._ ' rs. He is a. graduate ofStorrs
“college and Clark University from
7.3316}: he received the Bachelor of
. degree. During the war he was
., analytical chemist in the govern-
0 out service. He teaches chemistry.
cl and biology in Norwalk.
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m
to
‘ Ei—Roton Point Park. Dancing
lfery night. The original Swanie
' wanders. now playing—Adv.
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' ion-s. Let: go New York city is vis-
‘! ‘. her daughter. Mrs. S. M. Deits
South Main street.
3*”
of Westerly. Rhode Island. is now
working in South Norwalk.
begin today to top~dress the
walks for Dr. F. I. Burnell. at the
corner of South Main and Munroe
streets. ~
Shop is ill at her heme.
every night.
Serenaders, now play
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York city has come to Norwalk to
spend the. summer at the home of
her cousin. Mrs. Jerry Dorsey of Van
Monker Grotto are planning to st-
tend the pre-summer ceremonial to
be held next Saturday.
day several of the New England
there join Kolah Grotto and go to
:2 " ‘ Block Island, where they will enjoy
x=-—Special sale 'of. Cedar Cheats at an old fashioned New England shore
figevine'sa—Adv. . dinner . A real Grotto time will be
'5 ‘ ‘ ’ had. Those who are going from
The local committee on the Block
Island Outing is Chester .R. Law-
rence.
Lindeherg.
of Mr. and Mrs. David Groginsky. of
scholarship to Dartmouth college.
tember.
her of the Class «.1924. Norwallt
Adv. in the scientific course. He will
: " ‘ ' a study at Darimouth‘tor a B. A. de—‘
.Mlu Maude Sherlock 0‘ “‘51" gree and later study for the bar.
lend avenue is recupemmlt 3““ The scholarship award was made
recommendation of Principal Philip
A.
one to be awarded here at the High
street entertained at their home yes-
son of Bridgeport
I
of Ely avenue. attended the circus
to her,home on Ely avenue from a
was the recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
N.
was a visitor in t
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avenue.
Bridgeport yester
business visitor in Sprin
with Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield
who was being taught to drive by
Edward “'llson. a
owned and .driven by Frederick L.
Hauck of 24 Second street. in Van
bent an axle and broke the steering
ter of Mr. ilauck who was riding in
being thrown against the front seat
The matter was settled between the
owners of the cars.
street was
city. He. visited Coney Island.
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meeting of the Girl Scouts of
Joseph‘s school was held yesterday
I ee from Columbia University. Bridgeport last evening.
» . Nathanson has been here, six ,
street has taken a position
with a party of friends where he at-
and daughter. Shirley: have returned
spending a few‘.days
and "ersonl
They
' tar
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Miss Minnie Robinson of the Silk
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-Roton Point Park. Dancing
The original Swanie
lug—Adm
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Miss Florence Hamilton of New
uren IVCDUE.
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It number of the
I
Prophets of
On that
rottos will journey to Newport and
orwalk shouldtake Train No 2.
hich leaves South Norwaik at 12:08
idnight. railroad time. on Friday.
"Pop" Duriand, and Charles
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Abraham Robert Groginsky. son
Couch street, has been awarded a
here he will matriculate in Sep-
Mr. Groginsky is a mem-
igh school. and has shovm ability
Jakob of Norwalk. It. is the first
heel for ten years.
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Mr. and Mrs. N. Garfield of Lowe
rrlay James Lavanio and John Ma-
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Arthur Johnson and son. Arthur.
sterday.
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Bridgeport. ye
.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson has returned
sit with relatives in Danbury,
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Anthony Lamson of New York city
Garfield of Lowe street.
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Howard S. Baker of New Haven
own yestrcdsy.
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Miss Julia Kish of Lexing'wn ave-
ln “as the recent guest of relatives
New Jersey.
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Joseph Hevossy. Jr.. of Lexington
attended, the circus in
day.
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John Camp of Philadelphia was a.
gwood yes-
rday. '
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Leonard Caserla. has returned to
3 home in Bridgeport after a. Visit
Lowe street.
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A car driven by Martin Mulqueen
licensed driver.
llided with another automobile
ndt street yesterday afternoon. As
result of the. accident the Hauck
g: ran up onto the sidewalk and
ar. Anita. eight,~vear-old daugh-
e rear seat. was slightly injured by
I
John Novak of 188 South Main
a visitor in New York
ty Sunday with John Varos of that
The regular monthly business
St.
iernoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krserner of
ay street attended the circus in
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Mrs. James Mariano of Maple
with the
& J. Cash, Inc. '
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of Center avenue
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William Hyat‘
eport last evening
otorcd to Bri
nded the circus.
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Mr. and Mrs. lVilliam Richards
their home in New Haven after
with, Mrs.
» from Storrs college. w
0' lemon i ”
l
to
to New Haven Sunday where they
spent the day with relatives. ‘
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Joseph, Arthur, and Alex White of
Lowe street motored to Bridgeport
last night where they attended the
circus.
:
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03011:: Jackson of
a. visitor in szingzvood I.yresirllirdsy.
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There. will be a. meeting of the
onlcers' association of the Home":
Girl Scouts organization at the home
of Mrs. Mary Howard. Elm street.
tonight at 8 oft-lock.
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John Cessare of 188 Main street
reported to the police that while
driving his automobile in South Main
street near the Meadow street tres-
tle, an automobile bearing Connec-
ticut markers 5256 ran into his au-
tomobile and broke the front wheel
and that the‘driver did not offer to
pay the damages ' f
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A bad hole in the road in Lexing-
ton avenue was reported to the po-
lice last night. The matter was re-
ferred to the Street department.
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Next Sunday. June 8. will be
Children's Day at the \Viltori Con-
gregational church. The regular
session of the Sunday school at 10
o'clock will be omitted and the servo'
ice at. ll will be especially for the
children. with appropriate exercises
and address by the pastor. Rev.
Fred R. Bunker.
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.Pupils perfect in attendance for
the month of May at Mlddlebrook
school. Miss Blanche Smith. teach-
es. were: Edith and Clara Evans.
James Purneld and Thomas Demp-
sey. At Cannondaie school. Mrs.
Goetlin, teacher. those with a per-
fect record were. Mary and Michael
Agoos. Ruth Wiley. Arthur and
George Soley and Carl Carlson. At
Belden Hill school Miss Eleanor
Jenks. teacher, those perfect were.
Stephen and Richard Scallon and
John and Victor \‘assle.
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Mrs. Inez Lawson. chief o erat
at the Wilton telephone exchfngefl;
enjoying a two weeks' vacation.
Miss Florence Godfrey is acting
chief operator during her absence.
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s .
Louis Wirth has returned from
the hospital in New York and is
now at his home in Hurlbutt street.
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'Mr, and Mrs. Julian Gregory. of
how York. have opened their sum-
mer home on Belden Hill for the
season.
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Mr. and Mrs. George E. Boyd are
expected home from their European
trip about the middle of the month.
The latest news of them is from
Bruges, Belgium.
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Philip Schenck was home from
boarding school for the ‘holldsys
and weekend.
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The Girl Scouts will
Thursday of this
Wednesday.
meet
week instead
as previously stated.
an
of
NEW CANAAN 7
Miss Patricia MacDonsl
ter of Piri MacDonald. New York
artlsl. will give a concert in the
town hall. Jum- s. for the benefit of
the New Canaan Children's gar-
dens. ‘
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d. daugh-
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The “'oman's Republican
has arranged an
for July 13. at w
Governor
club
evening meeting
hich. Lieutenant-
Hiram Binghsm will
speak on a subject of vital interest
to all women voters. He will be
elflerinined and banqueled by a
committee. appointed for the occa-
sion. The Woman's Republican
club has a political program pre-
pared for the summer that will bring
to how Canaan many prominent
statesmen who will give instructive
talks on political questions.
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Booth Tarkington's four-set plsv
Clarence." is to be given soon in
town, for the benefit of the “New
Canaan library A committee in-
cluding Mrs. Ge rge Strathie. chair-
man and direct r: Mrs. Lester Mes-
singer. “’inileid S. Baxter and Mrs
S. B. Hoyt. are working with a cost
from among the best amateur actors
and actresses in the town. Rehear~
sals are being held weekly. at tho
Congregationstchurch parlors.
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Miss Mason. the clothing expert
ho is sent out
will be in this
slvlns in dem-
posture. the
8. and a tall;
by the Farm bureau.
village on Wednesday.
onstrstlon on correct
making of underclothin
on dress ilnishings.
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nuns am 'rmz.
Mark Holmes. ,0:
found an automobile tire on
West.
port-avenue hill last night. He turn-
ed it over to the police.
Richards' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kelley of .Chsetnut street.
.. .....
Deposited in‘This Bank
Before
June .6 , '
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m; and Mrs. s. Brown and gm-
r. Lillian of West avenue. motored ,
New Haven was I
East Avenue M. E. 7
worth League to Use
Proceeds ‘ for: Play-
ground-smite:- News
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At the regular monthly loudness
meeting or the Enworth league of
the East hvenue Methodist. church
held in th‘churc‘h last'evenin‘g plans
were discussed for the concert to be
given under the auspices of the
league in the church Friday even-
ing. June 1 .. ‘ Among. those who
have volun eered their servicesgtor
the affair are Mrs. Isabelle Slauoon
Bibbins. soprano; Mrs. Patterson.
reader; Carlton L'Hommedieu. pian-
ist and Ernest Soule. The proceeds
will be used by the league to dorm
expenses being incurred in the con-
verting of the lot adjoining the
church into a playground. It is the
intention ot the league to make it a
community play center. ~ It is ex.
7 pected that at least one of thetennil
courts ,will be open for use‘ this
month; Following [the business
meeting last night. a “birthday so~
cial" .was enjoyed.
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There will be a rehearsal at Corn-
muniiy hall. tomorrow night. or the
cast of the play to be given in Com-
munity hall. this month. under the
auspices of the East Norwsllg Im-
provement association. Mrs. E. B.
Smith. who is directing the play. has
asked that all members be present
tomorrow night.
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The Ladies’ aid society of the Eut’
Avenue Methodist church is holding
its monthly business meeting this
afternoon. The Young People's or-
chestrs of the church will meet for
rehearsal tonight.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Risko of Van
Zandt street motored to New R0.
chelle. Sunday. where they visited
Mrs. Risko‘s brother who was in—
jured recently in an automobile ac~
older“.
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Mrs. Lillian diction of Third
street was a visitor in Stamford yes-
terday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jsflee of
Fort Point street are entertaining
friends from New York city.
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Mrs. Eugene Cushman of Cove
avenue is attending the annual con-
ference of the Fairneld county King's
Daughters at the Georgtoyvn Metho-
dist Episcopal church today.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Bundle
who Wore recently married have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
have taken up their residence at the
Green lantern. Wilton. Mrs. Run-
dlo was Miss Jeanette Bean daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Best: of
Van Zandt street.
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”Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jmee, Alex
Jafl’ee of Fort Point street and their
guests from New York attended the
circus in Bridgeport last evening.
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At the regular monthly meeting of
the East Norwalk improvement as-
sm'lation hold at Community hall,
yesterday afternoon. the resignation
of Mrs. Everett Buiklcy as recording
secretary was tendered and accepted.
Mrs. Bulkley will leave Korwalk
shortly to make her home in South-
port. The‘newa that Mrs. Bulkley
is to leave the city was received with
regret. She has been an indefatig—
sble worker for the association of
which she was twice president and
recording secretary and secretary for
several terms. She has also been
an active worker on the relief com-
mittee. Following the business meet-
ing yesterday afternoon. the mem-
bers of the organization gathered in
the main hall where a farewell party
was given to Mrs. Bulkley. A social
time- was enjoyed and refreshments
were served under the direction of
Mrs. Steward Marshall.
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There will be a special meeting of
the Board of Directors of the East
Norwallt Improvement association at
Community hall. Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock to appoint a successor to
Mrs. Buikiey. who has ‘resigned as
recording secretary.
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mundsen. daughter
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Miss Verna A
of Mr. and Mrs. Amundsen of
Osborn avenue. celebrated her
eleventh birthday with a party at
her home yesterday. The party was
held on the lawn. The young peo-
ple spent a happy afternoon play-
ing games. There was the usual
birthdaycake and candles. Miss
‘i‘erna received many fine gifts.
Those present were Helen Farr.
Gladys and Q Mildred Holly, Iva
Beers. Anna May Hawkins, Erna
Brmsenort. ,
Rutledge, Marie and Helen'Wailin.
Evlne Ericksou. Ruth Johnson. Ken-
neth and Edith Anderson. 'Gladys
and Earl Aaronson. Dagmar Wiman.
Ethel. Roland and Howard Auden
son. Doris and \Varren Amundsen.
and Rog'er Amundsen.
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~ Misses Anna. Ella. and Alvi Jiork
have moved from First street to 7
Hawkinssvenue. ‘
joy of 16 vAlden avenue. will be
pleased to hear that the is resting
comfortably at the Nor-walk hospital
following an operation performed
yesterday. .
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streetwastendered a surprise misA
celleanous shower at. her home. last
Hymns 0! m “GENTS
,7 Tho Department of Agriculture of
Egypt has eeedewhieh were found
in Ice-proof containers-71a the tomb
will endeavor to propagate at their
Agricultural Research laboratories
These seeds may represent herbs
contouring medicinal provertiee that
this age and generation knonsnot,
of. It‘wu the simp
herbeéortbe field that half a can
- Miss Josephine
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Friends of Mrs. Herbert V. Boots
Miss Beunar Dego of Van Beat A
of King Tutankhstnen- which they 5 “
le' roofi‘ and ‘
riot smog-lens;
Miss Josephine Ashore-a. Miss Bela;
ma Olsen. MM,;.AW§Q. Cartons. '
Miss Josephine Risolo. Miss Am
line Monsadlns. Miss Palms. Cala-
pletro. "Mi. Bet-thy on... Mrs.
Florence Adams. Miss ». Mary Mc-r
Sally. Milena-e )Inols. Ills. Mar-
garet Belles, Miss Nellt'Copold’. Mi-
Alms. Manner. Miss Mildredeeks.
Miss Rachel Oriole. Mrs. Edna. Rad:-
men. Human. Weeks. Mrs. an:
Andrews. Mrs. Mary Ravens. Mrs.
Anita Badman and flagellum
Mr. ml Mrs. can-n. R- Eisner
opened their summer home for the
season. during, the past week.
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Mrs. Mary ribbon spent the week-
end with friendsin Weelport.‘ 7
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Mrs. J. H. Fairchlld has returned
from a trip to New York where she
met her daughter-x *‘Ellssbeth. who
has returned home from Syracuse
University. who has Hasbedliasf—c
University. for her summer vaca-
tion.
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Miss Helen Lawrence announced
the opening of her ice cream parlor
on the Danbury Road. May 80th.
She will carry a. full line of grocer-
ies. delicatewen. and candy. Miss
Lawrence attends Norwallt High
School. but for a few weeks in June
until the'ciose of schools. her broth-
er and cousins will be on duty.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Goetien spent
the week-end at less Lake.
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Miss Frances Tinaing of
Bronx. spent Sunday in town. "
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the
Mary Louise. little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Miller has been con.
lined to the house with I severe al-
tsck of tonsilitl-s.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nelson 8. Hurlbutt
left on “‘ednesday to spend the
summer at their Compo Cottage. *
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Mrs. Adena Sturgcs entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toquet of
Bridgeport over Memorial Day and
Sunday.
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Mrs. Mary A. Bethel and daught-
er. Miss Claudine. hue arrived at
their summer home. from Maple.
wood. N. J.
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A play entitled "Among the
Breskera'f will be presented by the
members of the Danbury Grange. at
Cannon Hail. next Friday evening.
Dancing will follow the entertain-
ment and the proceeds wi be for
the benefit o: the local G age.
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The Misses Grace and Hattie Fair-
child. of New York. were entertain-
ed at the parsonage. over the holl-
day.
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Robert Corvette of Brooklyn was
louver-hinder flat at the home
of Lewis B. Hurlbutt.
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On Sunday afternoon at 3:80 o'-
clock Mrs. Idna Lindblom Scribner.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lindblom was married to Charles
Gartmann. in the presence of about
30 relatives and friends. After Rev.
J. Howard l-‘a‘lrchlld. pastor of the
M. E. Church. pronounced them
men and wire. the young people re-
ceived congratulations » and dainty
refreshments Were served. The
groom is employed by A. B. Squires.
and has rented Mrs. Eleanor Lind-
blom's house, where the "newly-
weds" will begin housekeeping.
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Miss Mason. specialist from Starr‘s
Agriculture College, and Miss Mabel
Million of the County Farm Bureau.
will hold an albday meeting on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Frank
Carlson. A demonstration on the use
and alteration or patterns. and pres-
ent day styles in dress will be of
interest so the women who attend.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Olmsiead en—
tertained a large family gathering
on Sunday. June lst.. it being 1he
91st birthday of Mr. Olmste'ed's
mother.
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Children‘s Day will be observed at
Zion's Kill M. E. Church on Sunday
morning. June 15th. At the evening
service. on that day. Dr. ”Wm. Kidd.
district superintendent will preach
and hold the quarterly conference.
W
BE’l‘flh‘h l
The card party given Monday
night at the Town hall under the
sus ices of the Women's Republican
clu 1 was largely attended. There
were enough people present to an 10
tables and the committee in charge
lspleased with the first attempt of.
anything of this kind by the club.
At the suction ables. William nan-
ns. won. um, and Mrs. Frank Moore.
second prizes. The bridge whim. win-
ners were: FirstDr. George Baum;
second. Mrs. Fanny Conner. Mrs.
Knowles won first place in straight
whlst and Mrs. C. Richer tookhrst
place in pinochie. 1m committee
pleas to hold another card party in
the near-futon. , , ,~ ,.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cunard Kris of
Center street. are visiting 83V. and
Mrs. Henry Macbeth. tormerly of
Mount their home. on the and.
The assumed; at the. Mac.
the are wishing then: af’pleuant
tdgabroimflillnfdfl! i. .
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Boxcar-y; formerlz'ot Emmet. are
‘ sin'fitownitor invaders. _-
. <. . ,: ‘; "( ‘ .
minimalism ‘ *_ moons mm
son. Jack. are visiting Mrs. Strea-
msn’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Carroll. of Greenwood avenue.
> ‘ , owe '1... . '
loath street. hm, returned to
otter spending sweetie
Miss Madeline ml.
Hrs. Harem ., Man at.
Many Meaghan of Ever
_ . , . , .
Ready Circle Attend
Meeting ~— 0 t h e 1-
News
Among the monitors of the Ever
Ready Ciro is of King’s Daughters
who are attending the annual coon:
ty conference at the__ Georgetown
Methodist Episcopal church today
are the Mn. Earl P. Stevens. Mrs.
George A. Key. Mrs. E. L. Raymond.
Mrs. George Ste ens. Mrs. I. H. Kig-
glns. Mrs. W., . Ambler. Mrs.
Samuel Hail. Mrs. OliVer Clarke,
Mrs. Ida A. Shel-er. Mrs. W. F. Jen-
nings. Miss Mary Hart. Mrs. Oscar
mm. was Fanny Crockett. Mrs.
George Cadiipp. Mrs. Lillian Lu-
sen. Mrs. J. Oliver Davis. .
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Mr. and Mrs. ‘John Tunis of Row.
nylon avenue entertained at their
home recently Arthur Hamilton
Gibbs. author' and Mr. and Mrs.
Kronse of New York City. Mr.
Gibbs is a younger brother of
Philip Gibbs and Como Hamilton.
Mrs. \Krouse is also a writer using
the pen name Ma: Allison. ’
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Miss Jean Ayers of the education-
al stat! of the Macxlllan & Company
of New York was the recent. guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Kari Raymond of
West Side avenue.
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Mrs. Ernest A. Yen-owe: Rewar-
ton avenue is entertsining Mrs.
Louise Bond who has recently re-
turned from the Near East where
she was associated with the Near
East Relief association.
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' NOTiCE.
Walter F. Kiggins. Taxi & Truch~
tag. Tel. number has been changed
in 3578.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Ever Ready circle of King's
Daughters Wu‘heid at the home of
Mrs. Frederick Merrineld. Rewar-
ton avenue. last evening. In. Ida
morn, president. presided. One
new member. Mrs. Royal Decker.
ms admitted into the organisation.
Thirty-eight members attended the
trusting which was followed by an
"apron social." A program was also
given which included piano selections
by Mrs. H. TV. ‘Wilsou. recitationo by
Mrs. Henry W. Amend and Mrs.
Sidney R. Bell and a vocal duet by
Mrs. Oliver I. Clark and. Mrs.
George A. Kay. The aprons which
were sent to the members several
weeks ago were cellected and nearly
83.5 was realised. Refreshments
were also served by last night's hos-
tess. assisted by Mrs. DJDavenport.
The circle has accepted the invita-
tion :0me Raymond Hart to be
her guest at the next meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Fun): of
nonunion “avenue are entertaining
Mr. Punk‘s mother Mrs. B. 1’. Funk
of Boston.
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Miss Elizabeth Benedict of Wu!»
lngton. a social worker emaciated
with the Walter Reid Memorial hos.
pital. has been visiting Miss Dorothy
Raymond of “'est avenue.
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A. meeting was held by the wo-
men of the Brookslde district in
Brookside chapel yesterday after-
uom st which plans wees gone over
for the organizing of In improve-
ment association. Mrs. John L. Al-
len and Mrs. Frederick Iioyt we‘re
appointed a committee or two to
invite certain women of the com-
munity to become oincers of the
proposed organisation. Among the
speakers were Mrs. G. H. Noxon.
preddent of the Barton improvement
association who told of the work
being done by that organisation
which has been formed scarcely
more lb? a year. The aim of the
Brooksid association would be to
preserve the old atmosphere of this
district. It would also seek to im-
prove conditions on the Best road
and work for the abolition of the
billbmrds on that highway.
L DAMN
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pulls and Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Leach of Noroton
Heights enjoyed a week-end trip to
Vermont.
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Min to. unou‘ ot the root
road. Dal-ion. spent the week-end in
New'Yorkc
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Miss Doris Finch of Academy
street spent Friday‘with her sister.
Mrs. Herman Theole of East Not-l
walk.
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The Church Friendly society of
St. Luke's Episcopal church. Nero-
ton. will hold a meeting in the Par-
ish House this evening at 7:80. A
supper will be served to the mem-
bers. arter which, the regular busi-
ness will be transacted. _ .
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The. man-l on... a a; Luke's
church. Newton. will hold
Thursday'oftmooo at a.
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ma. Joiephlne Emery“ Green.
wlch 'Vfihge. How York has opened
anion on the'Poschlor‘oton.
by the name or “Jolly Friars Ina.”
, , root-we '1 '
mMrs; Lancer Shaw or Hallways.
one. Newton heights. ‘is summing
nett of mdgepon {or
inngssBen
I. {want “.
n . . ._. e ,, .
Remy Merchant or
“I“?
, VII“
" . Ichlichting of Le Roy avenue.
a montages the Pam house on
m.‘ ‘1'
QfNewtork
recently with Miss Freda
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A. Horvitx has noted I“. 3. Wk
liamsou's house on West avenue.
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l m. and Mrs. J. a. 3. salts of
Shim-u. Stamford. will spend the
minister atfl‘okeneke. ‘
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Mrs. Frank G. Brown of New
York and Tokenete. is staying.“ the
Kate! Davenport. Stamford.
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Stephen Andrews of Derien is
driving a new Chevrolet car.
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Georg Schlichting of Darlen has
”opened his store at Hickory Blufl.
At a. meeting of the school board
held Monday evening at the home
of J. B. Sanford. in Reddlng Center.
the monthly report was read. A
report. from the state supervisor.
Harold D. Sylvesterianneunced he
had hired Miss Crawford. of Dan-
bury. to teach the extra room in the
Hill Acadamy in the Center during
the coming school year. It. will be
to this school that the seventh and
eighth grade pupils of the Ridge
school will be transported.
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A band of 25 Girl Scouts. of New
York city. has been spending sev-
oral days at the home of Mrs. D. V.
B. Heggeman in Flaunt Valley.
Sunday morning the scouts attend-
ed the morning service at Christ
church in a band.
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At the present. time there are
only seven pupils in attendance at
the Ridge school. the remainder.
about 15. being confined to their
home with the mumps.
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The monthly meeting of the
Reading Fire company. No. l. was
held in the Grange hall Monday eve-
ning. {The usual reports were read
and no business of importance was
transcted.
WESTON l
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rodgers of
New York have been spending the
week—end at their home in Good
Hill road.
I
~ Miss Helen Sturges of Nor-walk
spent Sunday with relations in town.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman
entertained over the week-end Mr.
and Mrs. “‘iillam Coleman. Jr.. and
family of Brooklyn and Mrs. Frost
02 New York.
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Hi- Dorothy Treadwell of New
York and Miss Elisabeth Palmer of
Elmherst. have visited at the Tread-
well home over Sunday.
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A Jolly dance was given at Weston
hell Saturday evening where about
to persons Were present. The prize
dance was won by Miss Elisabeth
Palmer of Elmherst. I. 1.. and
James )!m Guests were present
from “Import. Norwalk. Wilton and
E’eston. . .
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Mr. and Mrs.’ Irving Merritt en~
attained several guests from New
York City over the week-end.
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Miss Elizabeth \‘oelki of the
Bronx spent Sunday with Mrs. John
Luber.
RECl'OR RESIGNS;
TO TAKE EFFECT
IN JUNE, 1926
R e v . Mackenzie o f
Westport Gives Par-
ishioners Two Years’
Notice of Quitting
WESTPORT. June (.--With the
explanation that the too abrupt
resignatiOn of a minister after a
long rectorshlp is liable to retard
the spiritlual advancement of a
mo Rey. Kemeth Mackenzie of
Trinity Episcopal church yesterday
made known that his resignation
becomes effective twa years hence.
The resignation requests that he be
permuted to relinquish his.dutie.s at
the pleasure or the warden‘and v -
try on or before June 1. 1926.
Rev.» Mackenzie has been rector
of the church for 3: yeah and
should his resignation not take ef-
fect until 1926. he will have served
his {lock for 35 years. Mr. Macken—
the retiring re tor should vacate the
town when. th incoming rector ss—
sumes his duties. but. that he had
been obliged to yield to Mrs. >Mae-
kenxie‘l pleadings not to leave so
sassy devoted blends. Re said that
he had already purchued s’. lot upon
which to build a ham in time for
occupancy next winter.
“ Rev.»Maeltensle is well known as
an author for his books: “OurPhy-
steal Heritage." “In Christ.“ “Divine
bite for the Body." "Anti-Chris.
lien." and “Angel of Lights." For 1:
years he has been za-eéident of the
Mfield. County Clerical Shoelae
tion: nine" years president or the
Inland .‘Sbuihflhmerica Missionary
(latent secretary and treasurer of
the .Hebrew, edhristian Publication
W 4' on: «chairman of the com-
W ott’he ”sternum floats .tor
" morons FRAMES
zle said today that he believed that ’
' had found, it on the seat of the W‘
' w the licenses of junk denial“
' to! Remit. The licenses are ‘
‘ mica-twin” year tron: date at 15”".
$2.75
Selling Out at
$1.00
, DONNELLY’S
NEW SILK
DRESSES
$12.98 -
L, GOLDEN
'68 Washington 8
80. Norwalk t.
Sure Relie
FOR molossno
. .4. . a
w. 6 BELL“
Vlé Hot wam
.V SureRe'
LL-A
25c and 75:: Packages E
UTS‘SORES
Clelnse there: "lily—t
without rubbing, apply—
ICKS
VAPORUI
Our 1? Mii’li‘an Jars Used Ynj
. _ ”M“
V
of St. Thomas' ch:
sot. N. Y. 0:: Jr;
came rector 0:
During his _
his resignation: -
said. "Long in
quemly 5.3.3 .
seems to be,
both the L1“
which affects
For one sums»
one place far
commendatcry
and the mini .-
a
,.
ENDfillsfil‘il
FOR mull. 0F
NORWAD
Mass Meeting; in Cii
Hall Hears Expert-
Commiitee to A
$5,000 Appropriatiol
The need of roan: -
mg held Monday '-
ing held inst r
Chambers at (‘2
Swan, expert on
city. Mr, Sfifill
present limo in 2mm: .-
The meeting cos a
fairly large rcprescn‘rvz. - ‘
Attorney Edward .7 .--~~
sided. Keen 5"
thc proceedings i
asked Mr. Swan
Before the meet
was voted that it
the meeting to em‘
tone Norwalk.
2e meeting. - 170:”. _
ipowered to or '
(if 1“ Citizens.
Commission to app;
Board of Estimate 2:
support. the FIOpC-Et'd
of $5.000 for the st
zoning the city.
Ex I: ._ .
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.A‘T. 3..
Children of Mary to
Give Musical Revue
i Fete
At Annual Lam
The. Child? '
Mary's churc
'cal revue.
neign v.3]:
to be held 3' a ..
grounds Friday and Saturday.
Will . produced under the in
direction of Th ‘ ”.‘lia
The cast is :
nor, Kenneth l
John Whole. 5:
Whole: Show. Frank .
Hap ‘Hazzsrd. Julius Hello
King. John Burl-ray; 1.
Frank State; “'iilie TfGVPl‘. .
McGarry; Vera. Cruz», \‘rra. ..
"15’: Nan Tucket. Marjorie
Martha Vineyard. Mary Maize-me
Am: Arbor. Mary Kenneliyt
lath“;
v
\A
Maine. Anna Machovitrh;
,nah Mary Newman; Max-v
“Mane Gormley; Ann Some.
‘Machovitch and Minnie $01.12.. .
gazet Gormley.
Bus Driver Returns
. His Valuable Papers
While ridingin a Connectimi- c0315-
my bus last evening extreme in .Llf
home in Milford. J. A. Goldsmith 0-
the Sentinel dropped a wallet cand
tuning valuable securities fan
checks to the value of $1,500. mill-
in two hours after the loss was dli‘
revered by )1r.,9oldsmith. the wal‘
lot was returned intact to him ti
the driver of the» bus. J. Isaacs. “hi
hicle vented by Mr. Goldsmith.
arms: JUNK DEALERS-
The police today were ordered ‘9
commie
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