Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 11, 1924 · page 4

 

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;t,he Norwslk' Armory tomczrow ' : ' 4 . . . ' ‘ . _ t e » 1‘ ”W on All the new cut-out £1018;th ;
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new roux. June Ila—Bill Tate.

negro navy-weight. today casted
his services so the ”ill: Fund corn-
mim too a bout with Harry Wills.
- Jack Renault. George Coda-s7. tr»
mine Spoils. or Tom Gibbon; fits
the Norwalk High School. this year. i' "“1”!" 1“ :1- ;ngu": “'0 9511:.
is being held in the High school au- 3° t° M" if ° but”; hi:
ditoriurn this afternoon. ' stands ready t° 49““ ‘ °

ris. M i s s Peterson
‘Among Students of
Danbury Normal

Among the East Norwslk girls
who will he graduated from .the
Danbury State Normal school. Thurs-
’ day evening. June 19. will be Miss

Candee t 0' Decide
Winners -— The De-
, haters

the second inter-clan debate of

.Y. East Conference
Just Made Public

The Rosanna Methodist Episco-
psl church under the pastorate of
Rev. H. B. Behnert had a very suc-
cessful year. according to report of
the New York East annual confer.

' n Cavanngh, vice-commissioner
present badges and pins to a
timber or the scouts. Mrs. L. A.
herty, commissione . who is out
"Eton will be unab e to be. pro-
ll

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ban heels. Styles that
'Will certame please
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i m. Policy‘s Dancing SChOOl- ”one Jarvis, daughter of Mr. once. which has just been made pub- . TI“ earnings it its 1. “among, — —. _ ._. _. .— .. _
onnegz‘227.-——Avlv. 5111‘: Mrs. Stephen Starr Jarvis 0: lie. The report is as follows: P”- Té‘e gaggé; fiig‘égagfioag Tate is now under the manage- ,
i ' ' ' Seavlsw "avenue; ,Miss Miy Harris. tor’s salary. 81.800: current expens- TgTEfi THE WORI D COURT OF unlit oflJoe Jacobs. who announces Beautiful Sllk Stock- 9
{The GIMM‘JS ”rel” °f the First daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Henry cs. $780; raised and expended by the E The 69‘);th team is that he will not rest. until 1,. has .

JUSTICE.

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nzresfl-UOMJ Chm?“ wm "1"“ Harris of First street and Miss Doro- _Ladics' eld society. 3353; general landed u" [”3 fellow a. bout with
flight. with Miss Dorothy Olmstcfld- thy Peterson. daughter of Mr. and acne-count work. $61.97; Woman‘s :fiej‘;x;or:ntlrely of JUNO" "1" an. been to a decision. these pumps from I (*0 ’
. F u-n Missions societ . 100; ‘ ‘ - l . LD
hire. 1. .Peterson of Fourth street. on i. ry y 8 Dr. George G. Fawcett and Judge Jacobs has issued the following . J ‘

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E—Buy Your Victrola on our Club , a e a Methodist hospital. Brooklyn. (Mii- statement:

Nehemiah Candes are the Judges.

 

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Plan—ASK about it 3‘ D°“"""""' Louis Novak. Jr..-‘son of Mr. and lion dollar fund) 8100;101‘ retired _ "Iste’s last two lights With Harry -
“ ‘ . . Mrs. Louis Novsi: of Fort Point ministers. 3196; support. of bishops. The affix-math}; “46. ”611150! Wills were in Puma, of... in 1933. 68 sWashlngton &
. Sidney Vogcl or 13 Larsen street street. a student at the Franklinv 843: support 3! district nunerinicend- 31:12:“ Wag“); 11,3308 string: you won the llrst o! these on s. toul 0' Nora-31k
‘ , . ll university. er. Pa“ has ~ut. 88h; stu ent lonn fund ( hll— ' ‘ ' in the o nin round. Four
| student at the Cornc Marshall college. uncall dren'a day) $23.03; through Metho- Neubaucr. 0n the negative side are P. I’ “7'

later, to satisfy the fans who had
paid to see a. light. the men boxed
again and the crowd was let in with-

returned to his home for the summer

vacation. .
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will spend the summer with his par—

ents Mr. and Mrs. Max Vogel.
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’ KEELER’S

Hildh Bernstein. chairman: Marion

dist agencies. Japan earthquake fund
Waters. Eleanor Kleine. Edith Sal-

828; German relief. 815; annual con-

 

...urgo Pea. C'Oal. Harris a: w“ Mildred Hoyt of East avenue ference expenses. 818; general con- “Ck— out charge. This time they went S H 0 E S T 0 R E ,
sans—Adv. has returned from a. visit with all» fercnce expenses. :10; Near East Re- T“ ”a" ““5""- W" “’1" be”. ten rounds and Tate won the nevu- . NOI'WRHI “' .
' ' ‘ ’ lief. 813‘; underpaid pastors. 816; thfigdebste which will last about one up" decision. Since then Tats m‘ The Store That 8am Iou- , rec

' n. Lon Island.
tiles in Hunting“: . 3 hour.

The first. inter-clan debate this
year was held in _the High school
auditorium two montnsago and was
dcclamd very successful. The ques-

Coz-llvcilcut Temperance Union and
Anti—Saloon league. 825.75. ' This
represents a. total expenditure of
$4,246.75 exclusive of many items
not reported by various church so-

been unable to persuade Willa to
get into the ring with him. There‘s
a. reason.

"Tale is ready to take Wills on at
any time or to substitute for any

Mosley. Com p any

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""B. Fineson of New York city. a
ormcr resident of Norwalk. 1: vis-
Iting Mr. and Mrs. .1. Miller at their

borne on Main street.
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The paving of First street has been
completed and the street has been

Pewpened to traffic.
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:— . At the meeting or the Woman's Clelltii as well as unreported gifts by '40“ "3" discussions-as: RESOLVED. one else against W'ills."
Best Coal..Ha.rris.& Gan Adv Foreign Missionary .0“on or the individuals to philanthropic and rc- ggcgnleigi INITBD STATES % ’ h-
. 1h F'rsi East Avenue Methodist church held lcgious organizations not presented ) - - I' BHOl’LD OWN A s , .\
mature Mflhhon or e l at the home of Mrs. A. Neitieion lllrdugll the church. l-‘orllio mlmin- “‘7‘“ CONTROL ALL THE RAIL- E GLES CAR TVAL

 

district “as a. visitor in New York

city over lhcwvcfikdflfid. _ '
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RUALjs IN THE UNITED STATES.
The decision was awarded in favor
of the negative side.

istrulion or the church and immater-

Psddock. Senvicw avenue. last. over»
ial support 83.280 was expended. and

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ing. it was voted to send Christmas The carnival comm so of the

Nor-walk Aerie. No. 588. Fraternal

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‘ .1 531m}... of Madison street gins this year to the Thompson $966.75 was donated to benevolent Order of E les_ is ro eesin . .
’ihga'rl'nhbmas Sklrld of erficlrl an»! annotate! train school in China. Following the causes. A sum totalling $2.988 was N— idly with arrangengong to: tan
nuo minwd ,1 mom,— mp 29 Bridgc- 5333 business meeting a social time “as spent on the local church and its Earglesf annual carnival. The car.
or? sundav enjoyed during which refreshments ministry while tl.313..5 went to var- nivsl will be held during July A
. p ’ k " . . o were served by thn hostess. ions missionary and benevolent culls— ' emo ‘7 a a i :

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~‘Aulo springs. Tilly's—Ah.
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Since the advent ofthe motorandd e o

I is and the administration of the

Methodist Episcopal church as a
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i movies, (here are no longer as
g plainmfirymenandm

Frederick F. Lovejoy. Jr.. has re-
Mm“! Fenison 0" M31“ "I“! turned to his home on Second street . . .

Now on. Salt-s you

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u: l ' ' ’ . he has ' .

d Harold Feinsod of uly avenue uglier» dresses fld cut on may from lain Law school where _ .
‘have "mm", to mm. home from ins. , completed his freshman year. Mr. (“I’lrgaghgcliiumouice:gingeanor‘Z-‘k SideraHe 3030’
New York city Whom m” s m ”w ' ””33“" l‘fhnl ”i 2:1: an-nifgé‘il’ffi‘l" Kifilflo Place loday preparatory 1; Outcome 0f Wills-Nlad- See Page 3 Piano: Fla-(on :

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week-end as the stasis 0! mulmes- Wear might beealledasublimatod m- and . 1‘ I < r * "unpomn‘ the hou tor the so on . ‘

, . ‘ ' I’ I dress aslnsrtversl'oaoithe new M ”0m ”"5 NMWN" “u" "no“ den Phonographs. COR}!

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with tho class of 1918 and from W‘cs- mil week. . ‘ Beheved mi

 

L . . \Irs Alcx ’i‘ravo of Sprint: strcct side dosing and s sleeve that might be . . . o d I , ,, . ~-
~ ‘ ' . . . . - il' in 1923. ; an 00h 0.41 m- ces
., w consuminmns.‘armors-3:: z . . M... m... m... . Argentine to Have . .

.Brldgeport. where she will undergo

an operation.
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—Lehigh Coal. Ilnrris 6:: Guns.—
,,Adv.

nurse 0! the Norwalk hospital has

amen visiting her sister. Mrs. W. Le

uuc or broom“: “no is spending in:
summer/in howayton.
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Captain Charles Conklin of flexin-

ioy place has when a. position at Bo-

Mrs. Frederick M. \chelcr of Ed-
lic- avenue will be hostess to the:
members of the Women's guild of;
for it is cool, comfortable and takes very Christ, church at her home tomorrow
little material. F“ 0‘" “ tows these silernoon at 2 o'clock.

dresses are made of gingham. chambrsy, e e s ,
80ft lincnorlinen-finished cottons. POO' The fli’iIt quar‘efly conference a!

‘ slim lines 01 the present silhouette.
Draco of this type are worn fairly short
and most women prefer the short sleeve

Killed Bout .

BL‘ENOS A1838. June 11.—
Doubt that the projected match be-
tween Luis Firpo. Argentine been“.
weight champion. and Harry \Viilsf
American negro, will be bold is cars

South Non.

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Mr. and Mrs. N, Garfield of Low

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 

street entertained at their home . . 1 ., ‘ '
C‘Ytslcrdnl' llmi n‘Dhew James La- “““V‘U mam‘h‘d‘y" the East Avenue Mattel”: in)??? MI 10““ Perk; . . pressed in Argentine sport circles in‘ m . 7.. ... , , ,nu
'V‘m'" "f Fridge 10"“ 3. 1 - ' will be held in in. cllurr. on 1; ll consequence oi Wills' anon-in Emulsion“ 21.1111541'
L._ i ‘r , o “if; waging!” ngb§;fl:éd‘£aufi l s 0-,..ch Rev. w. H. kidd. district There: will M. a meteuxhg :t the “um. Hartley Madden. 5 {haif'n} "“151 ' a I
- 1‘ ~ ' f S in “PM“ ‘ . ‘ su crintendent. will be in charge. composl e commuter. o l e oway- previoU. post Doom :1! t ‘ ._ C
Miss Rose lead 0 Dr S thodlst church Sunday evening. 9 . e 0 ion unplisi. church at the cn‘rch to. tithing oz “TW'lpcontrim val-(1)13 7:;

 
 
 

I - has reiurnr-d from a Visit. with rcla-

Dr. H.'D. Hanson of 0: Ridge ND so the word goes around

night at. 3 o'clock lo discuss plans for

' served. Mrs. Sievenn' guesls’ "V”

of Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo A. Rcihl on
Airs; Edgar 1.. Raymond. Mrs. Rich-

Bells place.

ENTERTAINMENT EVERY EVENING

U Iloyland's parlnts Mr. and Mrs. D.
.‘i‘.r’lllle.

followers would be surprised if.
Rickard were willing to give thisl

ivcs in New York city. road. has purchased a Nash tour- M153 Ruth Craii: 0‘ Edlle avenue ~ . » ' Rickard w” ascribed '° ”"9 PW' -—
_ .. ‘ ‘ ‘ in: car. cnlcrisined the members oi the Girls luv. I‘llu\allns.0f .ihe. church. molcr's desire to await the outcome mug: sznfln“. $133., "3;? K Under the Auspices of
g ,. -smn pinaiing. $1.00. Singer . . . club at, hu- home last M'cnins. A ‘1 F _ p m f\-i K of the “'ills-lhddou right. and now tion That worth—while feeling 1 ., . , r, ,. f
._ .Store. 15 R. R, A...._,\.-1v_ Plans ,1" hclng made by the social was ’cnjoyed folloning the bus- p'ilcza‘en’fr';moire:“3.1343;Caring: R‘Chhm'. "rteum-“w' Juan Roms that comes ‘0 ‘ man who‘s done ; CATHOLIC LTDJION COL KCIL. E0 éh‘ “.61
... . e - ”Um...” of _ ”1,. par...“ Con re 3_ mess meet as. ‘ .. \ ‘- '- ~ ' _ Min 0 Will do nothing {urihcr un- ' 3
Mr. and Mrs. Gaorgn Boylrind “mm” rhur ' no” ' Elsi e e a home )esleruay afternoon. loilou- ill he hears train his chief. hi. work rim. .t F“? Prices. l 1- b G d- ‘1‘ l ‘l
c o a s roe a r. , Brookh'n in: ”3. cards . social ‘1. cn‘O‘ed t t e a 0 1C u roun b. ‘93 .
.hve rmlrnmi m lhi‘ll' homo inflmm, “m ”k, ”1,.“ at ",6 ner- Wallace Priichard o . '. ‘ . a 5 . The proposed contract guarantees Th N h R8 d
Bridgeport nth-1' a. ‘15“. filth Mrs. fsnnagc and church on "if after- New York. is a visitor at. the home.during which rctrcshmen.s “ere Flrpn 8250,0011. and Argentine 39°" e as ! m0“ i
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noon and evenings or June 26 and

Horn of Slum" and Dean C0.

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v e . o o . .o o o ard irriand oi south Norwslk and amount new that “31.3. prcst’ , O ~+
' ‘ . g . . . . .gs as; 2
.. Thirty members of Wannnm Coun— Children‘s Day will be observed at Mrs. Louis Joseloi‘t of how Haven. Mrs. Chester l-uch o: Baden. a championship contender has dinl- l 3 max mu. ROAD l June 14th thl’u -1>o
'- cil. Degree of Pocahontas. .lmlrnM'r-d m. 30”,..." Prcsbvterian church on formerly of tho Second 4‘3’7‘“ “5’ ° ' ° inishcd.
slmdqv morning” 3.,“ 15 at 11 lied Mrs. Robert .loselovsky of ii Friends of Mrs. J. Oliver Davis of It ,, thought we on”, match CL

- o Greenwich )iondav nnrl “'linvsscd
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" 2" G""““""" “WM” 5'33” ”1" o'clock. Scavicw svcnuc rewards)“ . Pablo of Droducln: a. guarantee

5‘ adoption drycrw. - e o 31‘ a?” “”7“!” hf’p”“‘:“‘“m”' ””4; would be a return hour between
‘ ' ° . WE ' FUR! l wring Vi‘ll a il‘ukr’n lp suauine- Firm “a Jack Dem .

-—“'cdlim: announcements and M,“ Amelia 0’93"??? 0f Boroion I when she icli Saturday. will be P30). and ""9

- invitations engraved in all slylrs and

Brights is in ihe Stamlord hospital
suffcring {ram 8 fracturcd hip. rc-

 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trowbridgc
of \Vaterbury were neck-end visitors

pleased to hcar that she is resting
comiortabiy n9 that institution.
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plan this year.

formers friends doubt, wilethcr he;
could be induced to tight the chsm~ I

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’; Wrices at Donnflly's—Adl'.
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cclvcd from falling down stairs.

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with men“ “Pm Actlns on a petition from l-‘irpo's

NEW DEALERSHIP

The new ccmcnt road that has iusl ° ' ' o o s The regular mid week prayer fathc h
. , g ~ Mix. . r S _ r. w o alleges that he has been
{ been lzilrlr irnm the" opal, and of the Nsefsfilillconmxiltll‘ifiuzhosséroiider; The "sugar “-0.4.”- xuncnoon meeting or the Rowanon M“”°_°“_‘;un5usiin:ibly detained in “ lunatic
1m Washninlon grim: to ill). lilll road. ””1"”ka h“ -r;mr d t o mecling of ”3.. \\ natport Rollin §cilurcn “ill uni ill-.d lunlgh! at "‘°iafi§'lllnl at his son‘s instance. Judge
‘3 ‘ yesterday. homi- tlld Kin, .‘s ll" hnc S, h” ('luh “Wk Phi?" 0’ “0"" 5‘ ”‘9 MM“ 0910“" ““‘l V“! "" “’“m‘l‘t by “ Llavslloi has ordered the director » -
$.23 Is th F ‘h ‘3 'f Washi inn ’ .3“ ’5 way. or llousc_ Anson 1". L:ary. presiding. Tpccial mooring or tile prorih of the asylum lo present the old
w . . 'a an cm 0 o ' ng ensue. ,
i 7' “we" a ““1di Clean” stated that lechal-a Rain", who ha been “5' An automobile of the racer tyne. ‘ ' ° Tara‘s“1::tictfourfts;::.:h:°;a:::;nil::g:km
;, someone was stcalll‘ii‘.‘ his tools. lio hag‘rg":_':“:ms {’1 5?“?‘3‘1‘91511" found abandoned on the Post road On account of the concert being mg om). his "“40",. desiring none
l~‘_ V TeporlO-l that, pupil-rs user] by him in 1 W l.“ 3"”. °" ‘ Sunday nishz by the Siam police gin-n in me Rownuon Baptist 0, m, mm», mono".
It is be- ‘ “a, claimed yesterday by James church. Friday evening. under the "

5- his Work hail hr-r‘n inkcn.
‘7 .. llovcd by the police that this is the
filork of rnmpctitol‘s.
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Ralph Schryvcr, who has been at-
tending a. military school in' Virginia.
retllrncd home Saturday.

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Mrs. E. G) Evans of Linden ave-

auspiccs of in.» Doit Finger circle.
the rcnulnr \\ crkiy rehearsal Will not
he held this neck.

Henncsscy. a Yale student. who ex-
plained that while driving in New
York with another student and a

girl the machine called.
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nus. Noroton Heights. is having a p — A l "
rosecutlng Attorney Edward 72, cert ticaio of foreclosure was _,
a. The Daricn Imprnvomcnt as”, porch erected (in liar house. Bradley has rptvlrncd from a. tow RObt‘ Tenny Buys filed yesterday with Town Clerk g

Herr-lest R. Smith. transferring the
(ills to the property of Mrs. 8co-
neld and Mrs. Donne. in Hoygsu-eet.
lormerly occupied by the Arnold
Company. Inc. to the Central Filt-
neld Trust Company. The Bank
recently brought foreclosure pro-
ceedings against Mrs. Scofleld and
Mrs. Doane. to cover a mortgage on
tho property. The foreclosures-as
allowed by the Court.

Police Get 234:
Gallons of Alcohol

HARTFORD. Conn. Juno 1!.—
Two hundred and thlriy~four gallons
of alcohol being transported from
Providence. R. 1.. to this city and
New Britain were belted by State
Policeman Smith. yesterday on .the
Connecticut boulevard in East Hart-
ford. Frank Lumbar-do. of 45 Bren!
street. and Milo Povllcl: of Newton.
Mass. were arrested and are to be

' stlon bed a. meeting Tuesday alter-
oon at the Royal school.

dass' visit at Malone. X. 3'.

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Mrs. Lawrence Hogan and daugh-
ter. Marie. of Bridgeport. were
visitors here Sunday \lilh friends in
Main street.

Morgan Ave. Lots

Robert M. Tenn: has purchased
several lots on Morgan avenue from
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Non-kirk. He
inicnds to develop the lots in the
near future.

“'EMPE ESTATE

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A fourth hearing in the Frederick
A. “’empo estate was held yester-
day before idgc Henry \\'. Grego-
ry in tho 1" bate Court. ‘lt is ex-
peeled that I. final accounting will
be made shortly. The estate is
valued at about 325.000.

Miss Lucy Show of Noroton ave-
DUF‘. Noroton Heights. is entertaining
Miss Margaret Nicholas of the Or.
lhopcdlc Hospital. New York. {Or a
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3 The Woman‘s Guild of St. Luke's
l" fpiscopai church. Nomton~ will hold

 

meeting on Thursday aflcrnoon‘ at

P. M. in the parish house. . ‘ .
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H. C. Gipperis will open a tea
room at his house on the Post road.
Tuesday.

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August Matthias Post. No. 63. of
the American Legion. will meet to-
night in its rooms in State sit'cct, at

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blch time the Memorial Da ' com-
The Ladies' Aid Society of the :1...“ “m make "5 "pom ’

Dorlcn Mothodist church will hold a s s o
cold luncheon Thursday noon in the q ..

. late Policeman ( harlcs uiglc
banquet hall. The menu will consist who was injured m." “1.ka 3g:
of baked ham. pniaio salad. bread Wm“. riding .1 motorcycle, has rc-
and butter. strawberry short cake turned to dutv
and coffee. '3 a s

The Little Theatre. players will
present "Suppressed Desires" in the
“'eaion Town hall. Saturday night
for the benefit or the fund to erect
town signs in that place. The same
cost of characters who appeared in
the play put on in National hall re-
cently will be seer: in.Weston.
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1 Today at. the Baker school. Nora-
ion. there will be a. sewing exhibi-
fion from 11 A. M’. to 4 P. 2M. Miss
I‘erguson. teacher or domestic
icience and art in the schools. will
be in charge.
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,_ The cottage meeting of the Presv
‘ erian church will be held this
fining at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
5 arl B. Pulls of Noroinn Heights.
’? ."The subject will hn. "The Return
and Rebuilding of the Tcmplc."

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;Miss H. Barbara. \Vecd of the
Post road. Noroton. has purchased

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Hayden Automobile Co.
34 West Avenue, Norwalk, Connecticut

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The Women's Guild of St. Luke's
Episcopal church. Noroton. are plan.
ning to hold a fair some time in
July.

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TILE “'mTE “‘AY.
The work of installing the new
“'hitc \Vay lighting system in the
First District is being delayed by the
non-arrival of the ornamental poles.
All of the other fixtures have been
received by the Connecticut Light

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The Dramatic club of St. Luke's
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Joying a, picnic at Roton Point toda . ' .
lighter Madelyn of Bradford. N. Y., —'~—-—-—-————— y The Neighborhood 3,143, club 3:16 Pot” company “Etc" 1‘ ‘° 4° "ha in El“ Hartford, ,town court
visited with relatives in Darion on The average 'man isn‘t interested met yesterday afternoon a me " “'0'" - ~ Thursday morning.
- Blinday. ' _ in “vocational typhoid" until his home of Mrs. Leslie Sniflen. Mrs. - PASSEN E AR
'= ers. Marshall P. Richards and neighbor brings it home. to him. Laura. Scodeld was hostess. p .

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Miss Annabel Lewis of the Free-
bel league faculty in'New York Is
now spending part of her four
months’ vacation at the home of her

A SALE That Will MAKE HISTORY

mother. Mrs. William Green Lewis

'—i—“" Law" 4". l u l and ..
Mr N
in East Church street. Miss Lewis 0 ' r - .- ~ ‘

will also spend two"mont.hs attond- . ”MM ' *

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ing a summer camp in Maine where ‘
. v 7 she will take up special 1mdisa in “0" public by
. child psychology. .. , ‘.-» I'D-M out the . ‘.
Bliss Ann Homovioh has been at! ‘ b
, ‘ elected second vice-president of the Ian's. ‘ -
._ Neuron: Choral Art society. - @I‘ so .. .
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.- " '. ‘ - The list of graduates of the " W \{ -
TWO ADVANTAGES . : Staples High school class or 1924. m I." ‘ ‘~ “ “ ‘ ‘
z, . . ~ ' . , . , ; who will be given diplomas at the Oasis _ " '
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