‘a
‘ ,Lfirved.
. ;' .rrnorly of Seaview avenue.
' .—-1arge Pea. Coal.
.rAcE, noun
I 301’ d. glrden fete to be held
June it by the Girls' and “'0-
'l club have been completed.
. George Thorne Bill. president
the club. has consented to the
of her spacious gardens and
a for the affair. Miss M. Lo-
Weld is giving splendid CO-Opf
ion. Miss “fold is planning a.
” out to be presented by her pupils
ich will be named “All In Gar-
Cp Song." There will be other en-
i ' malnmenta both in the afternoon
evening.
"égho committee in charge consists
lure. George Thorne Hill, Miss M.
ice “'eld, Miss R. Smith, Mrs. J.
irriman. Mrs. Arthur Henson. Mrs.
“it Mellor. Mrs. Robert Carr. Mrs.
Mn Glover. Mrs. A. Overthrow.
the. G. Moran and Miss Anna. Ste-
«i . e e e ’
[EA- supper will he held Saturday
evening from six to ei ht o'clock. at
Swedish Luth an Messiah
urch. Fort. Paint street. East Nor-
lk. '
*‘-w
4
“a O C
.Mpecial sale of Codex; Chests at
@gevine'e.—Adv.
U
1
--¢
t”
1:Mrs. James Clayton Sharp. older
5&5;- of Mrs. Helena. Hill Weed. of
3m”): Point. received the degree of
”or of Medicine from the College
3‘! Physicians and Surgeons. Colum-
Ifla University. at the Commence-
iflent exercises yesterday.
:3; o a -
33—The members or the \Vomen's
imting board of Norwalk Hospital
{be asked to assemble at. St. Joseph's
Iflwrch at 9:45 Saturday morning to
TMend in 3 body the funeral services
If our late dearly beloved Secretary
ffinh H. Lane by order of the
.rresident. Sophie G. Lehmier.
i“! O O C
Idennsr Council. Sony and Daugh-
”I of Liberty, will hold a. regular
; ting tonight when first nomine-
; . of officers will take place. All
" embers Ire urged to be present.
.‘.. e e e
7- wipecial sale of Cedar Chests at
, Mae's—Adv. .
t; Greek Evans of Beldcn Hill road
.3“ a. new sport touring car.
.. O
f —uhigh Co.al.-l:z’Harrls 8: Guns.—
Mr.
The Norwalk section of the Coun-
-¢lil of Jewish Women gave a large
flat! financially successful cnrd party
That. night at the Royal James fun.
I; part of the sum realized was do-
figted to the Y. M. H. A. The balance
'fi to be devoted to Council work in
file section. Refreshments were
The evening was a social
’lucccss. The fortunate winners i'e-
Med substantial prizes donated
”rough the kindness of the follow.
. local merchants: Modern Gro-
company. Berman a. Steinberg.
‘ Jacobs and Sons. Palace Clothes
p, Keeler‘a Shoe store and the S.
v; _ 8. Tobacco company. Announce-
:‘gsent was made. of the Friday eve-
=ciiss services to be held at. the Y.
2“ H. A. building at. which Rev.
J emu Wise. son of Rev. Stephen S.
5 so. will deliver the principal ad-
!Igoss. All are. cordially invited. The
‘ tunic to be given by the T. M. ll.
,‘i. on Sunday, June 15, at Bali's
mole. near Batt's Service Station on
Kim Post road, was also announced.
“a; O I O
6' -—-Auto springs. Tliiy'e.—A.iv.
, ., e o o
:f Mr. and Mrs. Herman Quittnor
;§j.nd daughters. Katherine and Celia.
East
city.
, orwallt. now of New York
- to visitors in town yesterday.
,1”; e e a
1~Bost Coal. Harris a: Cour—Adv.
‘ O O C
,_; Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Harmon of
_ 17 York city will occupy the A. H.
is place at Suqua. Hills this sum-
er.
C s e e
; Henry Borat of 40 Spring street
purchased a. new touring car.
- Reload Sherwood of 5 West ave.
do has a new live-passenger sedan
. . O O ‘
9
Harris ll-
‘ . —Adv.
I 0 t
i o
no» Irene Cerulli of 73 Lexing-
,, avenue and Oiian Politoio of
-~_-' VIYorlr were married. 10 o'clock
-nday morning at St. Joseph's
....,. it. Miss Frieda. Falasco of
~ ~ 1: was the bridesmaid. and
, . Polifolo of West Hoboken. New
my. was the best man. An all-day
ptlon was held in Kish hall. The
-d march was lead by Louis A.
to.
. no.
. 1" —Blly Iour Victrma on our Club
‘ Ask about it at Donnelly's.
D O C
.,
‘ no public will be interested in a
, of lamps being conducted at
‘ -nolly's in their South Norwailr
‘ " , Westport stores. Many excep-
- ml bargains in beautiful lamps
irls’ Club Plans. ,
golden Fete June 14
TWO MATERIALS
FASHION SPORTS .
SUIT FROM PARIS
. o .
v
. :‘_ .
This is one of the new sports
suits that uses two different mate-
rials in its composition. The scltet
Is a solid color and the hi an
jacket a large plaid. The andlter-
:hief shaped scarf adds to the st-
tractivencss of the suit. It is a
Paris creation.
are to be found.
" e e e .
-—-From now on Donnelly's will
close at 8 o'clock, during the sum-
men—Adv.
0 O O
. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Loudon and
daughters Edith and Clara of Wood-
ward Avenue are visiting Mrs. Lou-
don‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
mund Strnsland of Huntington. L-
——-Roton Point Park. Dancing
every night. The original Swanio
Serenaders, now playing—Adm
O C O 4
Frank Jacohv of the Second dis.
trict was a business visitor in New
York City yesterday. '
o e. 0
Miss Helene Bryant and Miss
Eloise Biker of Greenwich visited
friends in the First district. yester-
day.
0 O C
-—-Roton Point Park. Dancing
every night. The original Swanie
Serenaders. now playing.-—Adv.'
O O 0
Edgar A. “'hiitaker of New lia-
ven is a business visitor in the Nor-
walks. today.
0 O C
John Scully of Monroe Street was
a visitor in Stamford. Monday.
0 O 0
NOTICE.
“‘alter F. Higgins. Taxi &. Truck-
ing. Tel. number has been changed
to 3578:
C C O
\
Mrs. James Comings and Mrs.
Howard Martin of East. Avenue.
were visitors in Bridgeport yester-
day.
0 I 0
Thomas Krncmer o: the Second
district was a visitor in Stamford.
Monday evening.
' I 0
——Wedding announcements and in-
vitations engraved at Donnelly’s.
O O 0
Miss Mary C. Mathews. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mathews
of Scir Hill. is home for her lum-
mcr vacation. Miss Mathews is a
Senior at. Barnard college.
0 O 0
Mrs. S. Ferguson of Madison street
has returned from a. visit with re-
latives in Ridgefleld.
O C 0
Mr. and Mrs. “‘illiam Josem and
children of Flax ilill road motored
to Bridgeport/ruesday evening where
they visited with Mrs. Josem‘s par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Philips.
0 D 0
Andrew Hevcssy of
nue was a. visitor
Tuesday.
Lexington ave-
in Bridgeport
O O 0
Stephen Novak of 158 South Main
do! savers.
a.
THE IMAGE OF
“nv withinhishearthssth lungefsotne
oessfbr: meet or email." e o sue.
' Tomahthstimsgoarsality.nioneyattherighttdmeis
.-~~n
/.
uir that talthesaf ”,
9%“??? ”4 ° “’i "‘H’
ream. in
1km in Mun: {elimi- In men-
r
tor. Pa.
O 0 o
6. Green of Stamford was a visitor
at Springwood yesterday. .
0 0
William Ole:n of 1m: nu! road
was among those from Norwslk who
attended the circus in lriuepon
Tuesday. . . .
Miss Sophie Novak of South Main
street and Miss Margaret Bones! of
Lexington avenue were the recent
guests of relati.ves.in'Bridgepcrt.
Adjt. and Mrs. Vincent. with the
Corp workers of Stamford will hsvo
charge of the Service tonight at the
salvation army at. 24 Washington.‘
street. South Norwalk. Ensign and
Mrs. Albert Wilbur in chorge of
local work. . .
Mr. and Mrs. ‘l'. Kenn of Railroad
avenue entertained at. their home
over the weekend Mr. Kohn'l
brother. John Kohn of New York
City. .
O O O
Harald reinsod of New York City»
is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I. Feinaod of Ely avenue.
0 0 0 ..
Mrs. Louise Brunetti has moved
from 71 Lexington avenue to 25
Lexington avenue.
0 O 0
Antonio Caruso of Lexington sve-
nue. '1'. Mel’s of Leonard street and
John .".‘right of “’ebster street
will spend the weekand in New
York City with friends.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 'l'oth of
Lexington avenue are having a. gag.
age built on their property.
0 O O
The house of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Marina of Sherwood place Which
was recently burned is being re-
modeled.
. O I
Miss Helen Series of louton street
is undergoing an operation today
for the. removal of her tonsils.
O o 0
There will be a. rehearsal of the
Children Day exercises of the South
Norwaik Baptist church tomorrow
afternoon at. 3 o'clock. All children
of the primary Sunday school class
are requested to be present. _
U 0 0
Miss Marjorie Bayercoler and
Hurbcrtfic. Lyon of Flushing. Long
island were the guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Hamel-‘1“. Buckman of
South Main street. They made the
trip by automobile.
a o i
The condition of Mrs. Samuel
Abramson of 9 Bouton street who is
in the Norwalk hospital 'eunoring
with a fractured leg is reported as
sh__o~wing unich improvement.
0 0 C
John Baker of \Vest avenue, hag
returned from a visit in New Haven.
0 0 0
James Desmond or Flax Hill road
was a. visitor in New York city Tues.
deli.
Miss Mary Rieger of l-‘lushing.
Long Island. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Homer F. Buckman of South liain
street. Miss Rieger‘s mother. Mrs.
C. G. Rieger was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Buckman over Memorial
Day. \
O 0 o
The JVornen's Democratic club is
to hold a meeting at 8 o'clock to-
morrow night in the uptown court
room in the Town Assembly hall
building.
1
i WEEIBURT' i
All members of the Saugatuclt bl. ~
E. church are urged to attend a re-
organization meeting Saturday night.
which will be attended by Rev. W. H.
Kidd. district superintendent. The
new officers of the quarterly confer-
ence will be elected at the meeting.
0 C 0
Miss Marie “'eingnrtner and Jos-
eph Kuslick were married Wednes-
day at the Church of the Assump~
tion by Rev. Richard Carroll. After
the wedding trip to Washington. Mr.
and Mrs. Kuslick will reside here.
0 O O
The Rotary club will meet tbnior-
row noon at the Manor House. Dis-
trict Governor George E. Cooper will
be present.
C O O
Mrs. Carrie Got-barn and daughter
Mrs. Herbert at. John. of St. John
place. have returned from Long‘ Is-
land where they attended the funeral
of a relative.
C .I I
Mrs. Louis l‘enncli. of State street.
has left for Baiiston. N. Y.. for a few
weeks“ stay with friends.
0 O O
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Emma»
uei church will give a dance in the
church basement. Saturday night. to
raise funds for improving the,
church.
0 O 0
Rev. E. L. Reed. of Christ church.
and \Villadr S. Adams attended the
meeting of the Foil-field County
Archdeaconry held in Bridgeport
Wednesday. Mr. Adams was re-
elected : member of. the executive
committee and also a lay member
of the Diocesan council. —
O O O I
Mrs. Fred Llndwall is visiting her
success
this bank. Be one of out-psy-
daughter. Mrs. flurry Johnson, of
Stratford.
Mrs. H. W. Webb
Agnes' Guild of the Christ church
held at. {he
\Vebb. Osborn avenue. Tuesday eve—
dent. Miss Minnie Kimmich secre-
tat-y
tress rer.
grounds. Tuesday .ovoning. June 1.7.
§ .
rtored to Troy. N. Y. over the week-
‘3 LEADER OF .
ST. museum
29...? 5.33.1: {if
0! St.
At the annual meeting
home of Mrs. H. W.
ning, Mrs. ‘Webb was elected prest-
d Miss Katherine Kimlch.
Plan were also made for
holding the annual strawberry tee-
tivai of the Guild on the church
The monthly business meeting of
the Ladies’ aid society or the Eu!
Avenue Methodist church was held
yesterday aft'noon. The Young
People‘s orchestra. held its weekly
rehearsal last evening and the we-
men of the. church also enjoyed
their weekly rfcr:ati.enal night.
Leonard Murphy who attends
Fordhani university is at his home
on Gregory boulevard for the sum-
mer months.
. o O 0
Paul Burns. a. student. at George-
town university has returned to his
home on East avenue. Where he will
spend the summer recess. ‘
O O O
The weekly prayer meeting of the
Swedish Congregational church will
Grand-trout will be the leader. The
subject of his sermon will be "The
Ascension of Christ." -
O O I
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Woman's Guild of
Christ church Will be held this It‘
tel-noon in the rectory of the church
at 2 o'clock.
O O O
In connection with the weekly
rehearsal of the choir of the Christ
church in the
rectory tomorrow
night. the members will enjoy a
party. .
O O O
The regular mid-week prayer sore
vice of the East avenue Methodist
church will he held tonight. with
the pastor, Rev. A. J. Pennell’ as
leader. ‘
DARlEN i
Children's day \xlii be observed by
the children, of the Congregational
climch. Sunday. June l5. a’arcnis
wishing to have their children bop-
tiaed are asked to let the pastor
know as soon as possible.
U 0 0
Mr. and bin. John A. Lee of Mid-
dle“: road. Noroton Heights. Ino-
end.
0 O 9
Instead of holding their regular
meeting on Saturday afternoon. the
Girl Scouts of Darion attended the
Stamford theitrs. where they saw
Mary Pickford in "Dorothy \‘ernor
of Haddon Hall."
0 O 0
Mrs. Irving \K’. Lowndea of the
root iced. Darlen. spent. the win
cud in City Island with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Fox-dam.
' O I O
Mr. and Mn Emory Wright have
rented a house in Highland avenue.
linricn.
- O 0
Rev. H. M. .Dumbcli of Norotou
has purchased a touring car.
C O O
P. W. Wilson of Beach Drive.
Noroton Manor. has gone to De.
lroit on business.
0- O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Tinker
of Barton are the proud parents of
a baby boy. born at the Stanford
hospital Friday.,
. O O 0
Mrs. Carrie Jacquith of the Post
road. Dam-n. is visiting for sever-J
days in New Hampshire.
O D 0
Walter McConnell of New York
spent the weekwnd with Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Gillette of Brookeide
avenue. Daricn.
C O 0
Dr. and Mrs. John Godfrey and
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke recently mo.
tcrcd to the Connecticut Agricultural
College at Sierra.
0
O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan 8. Finch
and daughter. Lois. of Academy
street. visited with friends in Bethe!
on Sunday.
0 0 0
H. B. Cooke. M. Corbett and
Henry Roll have. returned from an
extensive trip through the Penn-
sylvania coal regions. where they
made arrangements for their coal
supply for the coming winter.
0 O I
Mrs. Lawrence Wilson of Noroton
and 'Mrs. Beldon Brown of. Stun-
ford are enjoying a motor trip
through Virginia.
o O 0
Mr. and Hrs. Charles V. Rode-
!neyer of Mechanic street spent the
woekvcnd in Torrington._ Coun..
where they attended the wedding or
Mrs. Bodemeyer‘s sister. Miss Mary
Nm.
0 0 0
Mrs. Helen Pratt and Mrs. 2:. u.
Knight visited with Mrs. Arthur
Johnson of East avenue. New Ca-
naan. recently.
' A number of the Ever needs Cir-
olo of King's Deughters attended
the annual centerenoe of the Fair-
deid Co tr th’a Daughters at
Georgeto ‘Methodlst Episcopll
chorus VII on t!!!- vrograrn. Among
to. speak_ ers‘vrere urn. George 3.
Prior of Jewett. City. state proudest.
who was elected international prod-
dent.“ the international new
audio Charleston..flonth om
' in April. Following m.-~.,uos§fig ..
Worm.usmdtho
be held tonight at I o'clock. Rev. -
church. yesterday. The Ever Ready
\
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Community Brotherhood originally
announced for tomorrow night. in
the Bowman Methodist church. has
been postponed until Friday eve.
ning. June :0. The same subject.
which was debated a. few weeks ago
at the meeting held in the Baptist
church. will again be under discus-
alon. A team composed of ten boys
will argue for and against unlimited
invitation.
The regular midaeeek prayer
meeting of the Rowayton Baptist
church will be .held this evening.
Rev. Victor Scsusc. pastgr will be
the leader.
I O O
-A new and novel entertainment
will be given by Emil Clues. Swiss
bell ringer at. the Rowayton Baptist
church. Friday evening. Jun. 18.
under the auspices of the Dot! Fin-
ger Circle. Mr. Closs‘ program will
include costumed monologus‘ sto-
ries. songs and character imperson-
ations. The proceeds for the shit
will be added to the fund now being
raised to purchase a. new organ for
the church. . .
I
. . \
Friends of am. nu: Win-gets
of Remand street will be pleased
to hear thither daughter. Mrs.
Rose Marcel! or New Wtor‘k. who
was taken ill while visiting at her
home do now .oonfalrclng.
chill” w: Bell “I elected pm.
identwot the Union Cemetery associa-
tion .fi. thymus! meeting hoidon
Tuesday evening. Other encore
cbosen were Edou- D. Lynch. vice.
Mont: Earl Themes. secretary
sud treasurer and Harvey Actert
and Georgew. Stevens as the 603-,
mitten on supplies and repairs. The
association has made man: improve-
men to in the cemetery nod plan to
make anon: wedges-house the hind
-mu It up new mm not
"melanoma. also. 8.
thus insuring care all the year.
0 O 0
Miss Maude Sherlock o! Bighinnd
avenue is coni'elcscing at her home
irorn an operation for the remmai
of her tonsils.
0 O 0
Rev. Charles 8. Gray cf the Row-
ayton Methodist. church and Mrs.
Gray together with Rev. Victor Scao
lies of the Baptist church and Mrs.
Scalise were among those who at.
tended the outing of the Nor-walk
Ministers association at Putnam
Park. Tuesday. .
Score $1,000 Grant
For Batting Course
DANBURY. June 5.-—Meinbsra of
the Danbury school board retusod
today to comment on the action ta-
ken by the citisena' meeting Tuesday
evening in passing s resolution dia-
spproving of the action of the board
in appropriating $1.000 for the mun-
tensnce or the proposed couroe in
batting at the Trade school.
The meeting woo attended byover
500 persons and the resolution dis-
approving the action of the school
board was passed without a dissent-
lug-vote.
D. Frank. Stevens. one of the
leaders of the Democratic party in
Danbury. acted. as chairman at the
meeting. Which was arranged by the
Cubury Central Labor Union.
Among those who spoke in condem-
nntlou of the school board‘s action
were Hugh Hunter. president of the
Hat Finished .. Union; John H.
Riley. secretary or the Clear ushers'
Unton: John O'Sars. voucher clerk
for the W Union and Frederick
Pam-ma. of the Bat-KW Union.
W
8mm wean. June lie—Bel-
soft. as velvet.
preacher and justice of the peace.
He is a descendant of a Russian
family that settled early in Alaska.
8188le OUT OF FAVOR
.‘ilADRlD. June 6.-—Kissing is ‘0-
ing out. of favor among Epaniards.
The league against the promiscuous
Goodbye Forever to
Objectionable Hair!
Woodard New Oriental nieces-org
Safely um Out Ought]:
~ths and Alli
‘ No need to remove hairs with an
electric needle. nor to shave. .nor to
use old tuition“! methods that.
cause the heir to grow back heavier
and stiller than ever Simply spread
a. lime Korma. beauty specialists'
newest. discovery. over the unwanted
its-in and. in one minute they are
gone as though by magic. and the
skin is clear. ,wbite. healthy and
m ‘u use. or the finest or
soothing Oriental balsams. It is an.
piled almost. as easily as cold
cream. It. penetrates to the hair
more. and may ease- out the
ham roots and all. No mull. no
. no odor. no tailors to the
See for yourself how wonder.
33.; ’ A .
i... ‘an amino.
kissing of (311} ill ".,
years ago. has dw;
efiorts and to :
against the kiss .‘
Women when i..
leave of cach other.
The leaders 01' l."
sort that much li.‘
been done by HM ‘.
oscillation of Chilli'r’i
press the opinion lf‘a?
erllly will welcome a. 5..
ure. for. as they argue.
stances kissing dew r. '
ship.
_______’___..—"
JAPANESE “AGE BAT}?
70x10. June 5,—Izzek it
daily Wage of Japanese lam. ..
eluding women, is 1 . ._
mal exchange ahmz'
r" m exert
“1. C.
and ’31‘35'
“r; 9.“. ’
American Ciirrcm-\. ‘ . e .
tlgurea published by 1"" We ‘
partment. The awrngeA “15!
male laborers is 175‘ we. 52;"
women 88 sen. and if: rt“;
Work day is 10 hours,
WOMAN'S SCALI' “on“! if;
HQNOLL‘LL’. June 3.—- "I.“
scalp is worth SLOW. eccc. i"
the Jterritorisl industrial “ICC“
board in making its fifEl. «it ,.
the territory for personal di ‘d'
merit 'Ivithout accompanying '9
bility. The award was made 1:,
Jinneeo woman empltyt‘u “
clothing concern. Her tresees
on a revolving shaft and. eh;
scalped. 'Her other injuries -
perfectly.
NEW SILK
DRESSES
’ $12.98 A
L, GOLDE
“uranium“
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