Pro-e rout:
~ upper at Trinity '
‘ Church Tomorrow
a sect-.1 meettnz last night in For-
Octet's hall in High street. Mrs.
Catherine Berbick favored with vocal
solos as did Mrs. Mary Burkeaam.
Mrs. Bertha Comatock delighted
with recitationa. Arrangements
The Women's Guild of Trinity
"-iscopal church will serve a. roast
f supper in the Sunday-school
of the church tomorrow eve-
ns from six to eight. The supper
enu will be:
Hot.
ow Potatoes
WHITE SUIT
- . Roast Beef
string Beans
Celery
Rolls -— Home-made Jelly
trawberry Shortcake with Great
.‘ Sauce '
, a ' , Coffee
: Mrs. Fred Benedict and Mrs. J.
5 ‘ Mottram. who have charge of
3‘ supper are being assisted by a
mittee consisting of the follow-
women: Mrs. “'llliam Anderson. .
rs. Albert. Beehee. Mrs. Edward
.Ieers. Mrs. J. M. Hill. Mrs. Irving
l'florton, Mrs. Ruth Hoyt. Miss E.
Jflfionard. Mrs. Olsen. Miss Ella Pres-
!mtt. Mrs. Annie Rood, Mrs. Sher-
: k. Mrs. Rufus Smith, Mrs. George
' ardwell. Mrs. Charles \Vaterhury.
I 9. Charles \Veed and Mrs. S. S.
The Young People‘s: Music and
amatir- Art association of Trinity
0 O
. piscopal churn-h plans to hold a
. cnic in the near future. at either
. ya Beach or Savln Rock.
""' a a it
til—A very special sale at $3.00 of
.Ibme distinctive late spring hats
.‘Dlt were formerly prlcr-d at $7.50
.N‘ $10.00. K. - A. Polhcmus, 80
Washington St.—Adv.
.L'“ e e o
"r Eureka Lodge P. N. G. association
é its regular meeting inst night
idea to have a picnic at Roton Point
3§iiy 15.
r a
.3”. Albert C. Clark. commander of
the Buchingham Post. G. A. P.. of
ICOnter avenue and Mrs. Clark ar‘e
TVIIItlng relatives in Brooklyn. N. 1.
.Mr. and Mrs. Clark “ill remain away
tl-om home for two weeks. Recent-
NOTHER SMART
DECKED IN RED
.—1
IS
1" Commander Clark sufiered a
‘? stroke and {or a. time his life was
L toured of. Since then. however. he
jinn recovered and was able to take
1!!“ in the Memorial Day exercxses.
.- - O I C
5’ —-Buy Your Vlcrrom on our Club;r
[Ian—Ask about it at Donnelly'a.
O C
I
have a smart white suit
continues the theme.
O _.
Dame Fashion insists that if you
triin it with red. The dcs zncr car-
ried out this idea in embrolde
buttons on the suit illustrate .
white t‘clt cloche hat with red flow-
ers and green leaves appliqued on
011 must
and
A
21‘. John Montere. victim or the un-
lbrtunate accident at the new Sor-
,fislk Congregational Church struc-
‘tltro. and whose life was dispalred
*91. was reported as neatly improved
_today at the Norm-ilk hospi‘al. SM-
;§i’ll heavy hoards it‘ll on the \iclim
Mr. and Mrs.
Avenue worn
S. Brown.
iha> guests 0
O O I
ann Street entertained
'unmber are sons of Connecticut men. Ad"
. C .
nous—Adv.
Wilt the melting or the entertain-
.) n. R. Ave—Adv.
Ontortainerl A number of his friendn ° ' 0
it his home Saturday ailirnoonin
V finor of his ninth birthday. The
i
O C O
ring the afternoon games. music
' ‘ d dancing were enjoyed. Among
' also present were: l-‘red Monelii.
ficnald Gilslufcon. l'asqunlu Bria.
nraham Kurtz, Donald b\vn. “'ill-
‘fim Bria. Dorothy Clo gh. Lillian
3am“. Carmella Bria, Margaret
:thm. Ethel Kcrto, lli¢ard Smith.
73.1911 liaison. Iilunuul Knishkow.
$¢eorge l'sher. Fred. Shepard, Leroy
IMnus and George Wright.
0 a a
tho guest
Mrs. .\I,
over the weekend.
Q 0
o t' his pa rents.
O
title has returned to her he
:i month's visit with relative
York.
0
O O
lib—Auto springs, Tilly's.—-Alv.
.7135. r ' '
iizThe regular monthly meeting of
association
acts of vaudeville. dancing.
0 t D
lilo Building and Loan
. gfl being held lhls :liiernoor.
' " w o .i
12.”.The women of Monsehelgh legion
I‘ll rricet tonight in Moose home. All
Itembers are asked to he present.
axe-w e e a
cnt’s Mr. and Mrs.
of Lowe Street.
0' t
t O
the Anzel's Sodality of St.
church was held yesterday.
0 0
' O
:XSt. Joseph's hospital sewing circle
lmll meet tomorrow with Mrs. Ed-
rd Hayes of Burritt avenue.
’ t o t
—-—K. of
acts of vaudeville. d
O 0
Thomas Blfano of Myst
C
anclnt.
0
in
S?Best Coal.
EizThe Norwalk Bird and Nature
b will take its June walk through
' wood north of \Vilton, Saturday
ernoon. Members will meet at
1 s. E. A. Woodward at 1:30 o'-
: k. They will carry basket lun-
GB.
“Stanley Hastings Chapman. son of
. fll. Katherine Chapman of 4 Court-
d Place. has returned to Norwalk
mm the Storm King School at
' wall-on-thc-Hudson. for the
me: vacation.
0
Ha rris & Gans—-Adv.
O O C
and Mrs. A. Bifano of Ely
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Tuccl of
Avenue are having a. house
Knapp Street. 0
O
——A beautiful line of wedd
can be found at Donnelly's.
it?
C C
18 Webster Street
their home Sunday
Bridgeport.
..
O O
0
For the soil, land plaster and.
cultural lime. at Norwalk Coal
Supply Co.. 108 Water St.——Adv.
Regent Theater.
'1924 at 3:30 p. m.
Sunday.
D. s. T.
YOU NEED A LINE
‘qnfeflahermanneedsaline before he latency for-business.
.- no ambition-dual; needs a line of deposits before be}:
m for Opportunity. Tommi: the in; one. from the
"at ”‘0 m with your savings‘aocouat.
in .\‘r\-.' York mer the week-cud.
Mr. and )l’rs Nicholas Garfield of
at
”fracturing his fkul'l. . ! home Monday Leonard Caserla and
Fifty—one son: of Yule marinate: Anthony Laminof: 33"“:
Lilli receive degrees from Yale col- .._
“go tomorrow. Seventeen orthls L‘hlgh COSL Harris &
. C .
. . s. . \
MODE ”1”“ “fining”; (2321:; Mr. and Mrs. William Joaem and
anl’d' "t ”gm; - " “ children or Flax Hill Road motor.
32 0' Bedding. . ~> .‘ ed to Bridgeport. Sunday where
: I they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Iii—Large Pea Coal. Harris & .\. I‘liillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith of
Spring Street were Visitors in New
5Sent commxtteo or Court. Franccs York City Monday.
’80. L. o. G. 9. held on Saturday - ~ -
vflght plans Were made for the hold- Philip Jones of New Haven was
Ii: of a cake and food sale in the the gut." r-f frlcnds in.
‘ v e. x q- - . Wood .‘Ionday.
riBEIY‘“leI, ;lfir‘v,' :.lllll IJ} . . .
V‘George “1 “‘right, son of Air. and '—Skll:t pleatinf. 31.00.
Jim. T. Wright of \\'eb!~tcr street. Store. 1
The “'Pstcrly Concrete Company
hw Just completed top dressing the
’lbuae Was ilt‘l‘m‘ulev'l uiiu pink and Fl'lf‘imlli in from of Dr. Wolze's
,uue strealiiwrs and there was a. l'”?l'1"nr7° and are now making .
Orthd’ay rake “lll‘l nine candles. ”11' drive Way,
John Solcy of the l'. S. Army was
Soley of Reynolds Street
Mrs. Theresa Falcone of Ely Ave.
-——K. or C. Carnival tonight: 2-
. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gildis of New
York are vismng Mrs. Gudia' par-
Michnrl Joaem
The last meeting of the season of
Carnival tonight:
the week-end with his parents Mr.
O t 0
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Safranel-t of
entertained ‘at
friends from
-—Chrlstian Science Lecture at
June 22.
of “‘est
1 friends
their
QDOI‘Q.
Cans.—
Spring-
Singer
Mr; and
me from
s in brew
Joseph’s
9
lo spent
Avenue.
113 Ely
built in
lug gifts
* l
were made whereby the. auxiliary
will hold only one meeting a. month
during the summer months. This
meeting will be held the first Tues-
day at each month. Refreshments
were served after -laat night's see-
aton.
’ o o e
--Let us engrave your wedding
announcements and invitations. Don-
nelly's.
o o
a
Michael Gulbo of Parndlso Street
spent the week-end with his wife
who is in the Catskill Mountain; re-
cuperating/from her recent illness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Max Schacter of
Spring street has purchased a. new
automobile.
John Fisher of Lexington avenue
was a. business visitor in Bridgeport
yesterday.
0 0 0
John Deacon of New York City
was a. visitor in Springwood yester-
day.
0
Oliver Saunders of Bridgeport has
returned to his home after spending
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kelley of Chestnut street.
0 0 0
Jack \‘olcar of Lexington avenue
has returned to his home from a
week's visit with relatives in New
York City.
A party of local young people. en-
joyed an outing at Compo Beach
Sunday. They were lilies Margaret
Forla of Lexington avenue, Miss
Anna Baskay of Paradiso street. Miss
Elizabeth Keskea of “'oodward ave-
nue. Miss Suse Szocs of Ely avenue.
Grace Silye of Lexington avenue.
Miss Bertha. Hex-eny of Lexington
avenue. Miss Alice Selectha of Tay-
lor avenue. Miss Elizabeth Dokus of
Lexington avenue. Joseph Baskay.
Edward Gall. Andrew Hevessey and
Stephen Heveesey.
I O 0
Mrs. Joseph Hon-e of Taylor ave-
nue was the guest of relatives in
Bridgeport yewcrclny.
O O 0
John Kelley of Lowe street motor.
ed to New Haven yesterday. where
he witnessed the Tale-Harvard bau-
ball some.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Yobayty
and family have moved from 30
Oak street to Lincoln avenue.
0 O
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Czibere of
Lexington avenue entertained at
their home yesterday. Joseph Hour
lend Andrew Pankulis of New York
ity.
Mrs. Ballu Toth or “Indoor Place
is ill at her home.
0 O 0
Anthony Tome of- Benton street.
Andrew Even of Oak street. Ste-
phen Bax-til: of Lowe street. Nicholas
Barber of Benton street and Wil-
liam Sounders of Benton street ea.
Joyed c motor trip to Xew York
City Sunday.
R. Hoppen.‘preaident of the Hes—
se! It: Happen company of h‘ew Haw
en was the guest yesterdAy of Jerry
Safranek and Herman Cinque of
the Electric Serf-ace company.
0 O t
.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy of
Brooklyn have returned to their
home after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Reynolds of Scribner
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Tuccl of Lexing-
ton avenue are having their house
remodeled.
O O O
The Old “’ell Hook and Ladder
Company will hold an important
meeting. Friday evening at 8
o'clock. A
O O 0
At the-meeting of Camp 3. P. O.
of A.. held last. evening. Gertrude
Lottler was elected president. Other
officers chosen Were Paul Dcysenu
roth. assistant president: lsabelle
Sturxia. vice-president: M. Reynolds
assistant vice-president; Frances
Rees. conductor; Minnie Motritt. as-
sistant conductor; Marlon Weed.
guardian: Fred Moffitt. sentinel;
Harriet Kelt. chaplain- and __ Carl
Dcysenroth. auditor. Theineiv offi-
cers will be installed at the public
meeting which is to be held July 1.
0 O 0
Frank Mole of
has returned from
dolphin.
197 Ely avenue
0. visit to Phlla-
Anthony Maestro of
havins their house:
0
Mr. and Mrs.
Ely Avenue are
remodeled.
P. Raucci and um.
street are moving
York.
.
Mr. and Mrs.
lly of Meadow
Friday to New
0 e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Nicho
Lexington avenue
[3.1136 built.
laa Falcone o!
are having a. brick
_ o e 0
Thomas Sick of Flax Hill road has
resigned his position with the Mod-
ern Grocery company of this city
and taken one with the same com-
pany in New Haven.
"minnow" "by~ 1mm """tiia"
andufilss Katherine Kimmlch.
Osborn avenue. Friday evening at
Hudson River Day Line
"Alexander Hamilton."
completed by the
Yard of the Bethlehem Shipbuildln
Corporation. and in regular ‘Da
Line service since May 29th.
inspected recently by a party of 60
invited guests on a special trip t
Indian Point and return.
The “Alexander Hamilton" is
eldewheel steamer. 348 feet long. 7
recent!
4.050 paarengors. Her plans an
the present Day Line fleet up to st
steamers with a. .,total
for fuel and has two stacks place
fore and aft like. those of the "Hen
drlclt Hudson."
The "Alexander Hamilton"
New York about 10:30 and nn-ivc
ct. Indian Point at 1:80. Luncheo
was served on board en route.
dmicstoory martin: in the Asscmlil
Hall at which lmv. Henry
Clooud. principal of the America
NEW‘YORK. June 18.-—-The New
steamer
Sparrows Point
“'I 8
feet brpad and is licensed to carn‘
specifications are the work of J. \V.
Millard and Brother and she brings
‘ passenger
capacity of 27.550. She burns oil
I
left
In
intuition to strolling about the purlt
grounds the visitors attended .1. inn-if
Roc
y
3
y
0
O
I
G
d
X
G
d
n
3'
n
Indian Institute at Mchita. Kansas.
and Dr. Edgar S. .Barney. secretary
and general passe-liter agent crime
Day Linc were. the principal sprain
era. Indian Paint is a private reel-e.
ation park maintained by the Day
Line and is on the site of a former
lndian'meetlng place. where many
interesting relics have been discov—
ered. It is a tract of about 820
acres. extending more than one mile
along the shone oi' the Hudson
River. The property is. to a large
extent. covered with a natural
woodland growth. There are two
lakes. considerable open arm for
athletic fields. playground. term. etc.
In the development of the property.
the Hudson River Day Line has en-
deavored'to preserve the natural
beauties of the place. Indian Point
has already proven popular as a
place for the indIVlduSI to get away
from New York for a. day in the
country and has also been chosen
by large oronnirations u the objec-
tive point of their annual outings.
It may be reached by Day Line
streamers or by automobile from the
Albany Poost’Road. thus furnishing
steamboat service to the residents of-
i
l
l
o'clock. the
made a quick trip down the. river
and arrived at
first New York landing. about 5 p.
m.
.the guests spent much time examin-
tiona which have as their principal
features a. series ct interesting paint-
ings depicting the life of it states-
m‘an
Twelve of her thirteen murals are
the work of the artist. ‘Hcrber
Faulkner.
studies made at the instigation 'of
the Day Line.
graphically some palicular scene or
his financml genius aavcd the coun-
try from the effects of the devastat-
ing “'ar for Independence. The set
forms a series of which any indi.
vidual art collector might well be
proud and is an impressive contribu~
tion to the history of the life of one
of America's really great men.
a
ELIE]! “ALEXANDER HAMILTON” RECENTLY 0331th AND PLACED [3? ,DAILY SEBVIC
SEE IS 348 FEET IDNG AND IS LICENSED TO CARRY 4.050 PASSENGERS.
Peeksklll and vicinity.
Faulkner Docs Murals
Leaving- Indian Point at three
“Alexander Hamilton”
1 2 9th street. the
On both the up and down trips.
ng the streamer'a interior decora-
for whom one is named.
“1
sea. result of special
Each painting shows
ncidcnt. of Alexander Hamilton's
ite from youth until the time When
ENJOY SAIL
Affair
on the church lawn last evening. I
was in charge of Mrs. Harry Far
rinzton. Miss Minnie and Miss Kath
erine Kimmich. '
The first in a series of moonligh
nails under the auspices of the Ep
worth league of the East
Methodist Church was enjoyed lat
members and their friends.
sail was taken in Captain Frederlcl
Lovejoy's boat.
anejoy entertained with ukclele ae
lections. Refreshments were served
3 O Q
has purchased a new automobile.
O Q 0
taken one with th
0
& J. Cash. Inc
eJ.
I 0
new automobile.
0
Leonard Harrie. son of Mr.
his home Sunday.
picut of many beautiful gifts.
house was attractively
wnh deny chains and roses.
nor was served.
ris “‘eisbcrx and dau
Zion of Long Island City. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Rudder of New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Olagf Gellaa of Bronx.
New York. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tobin
and family of the Second district.
Mrs. Morris Harris and Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Rudder. '
O O O
The choir of the Christ church will
meet at the home of Miss’ Minnie
19
“(:30 o'clock for rehearsal.
O C Q
The Young People‘s orchestra. of
the East Avenue Methodist church
will hold a‘ rehearsal in t
he church
. . e o 0 tonight. .
Miss Fannie Falcone of Lexington . . .
avenuevobserved her sixteenth birth-V Mrs. s‘ 0' Kemp °f Strawberry
day at her home, Sunday evening.
. O O O
- Joseph Hessel of New
has purchased
bile.
l
town avenue
1 new sedan automo-
. O O
Fir. and Mr v‘Eugene Foley and
daughter Dot-(3th)? of Day street
motored to Bridgeport, Saturday
when they were guests at the wed~
din: of Mrs. Foley's cousin.
0 e ‘e
-- Miss Mary Crowley. of Walpole.
Mesa. is the guest of Miss Helen E.
Voaburgh or 61 Putnam avenue.
From man to mosquito.
From mosquito to man:
Thus parasites travel
As fast as they can.
Hill avenu
here of the Philathea
Norwalk Methodist c
home last evening.
avenue was hostess
of the Whatsoever
Daughters at her he
”tel-noon.
ness session a social time was
Joyed.
Efilié
entertain
~mem‘bersvof eth- Woraan‘s an!!! at
Chi-m church at her botanical”;
The Guild in new «
making articlcaJor the annual lawn
feta to be clveaoa the lawn,
at; ”Iran . .
row afternoon.
e entertained the mem-
claas of tlic
hurch at. her
O O .
Mrs. George N. 'Wilson of Osborn
to the- members
Circle 0: Kitty's
me yesterday at-
Following the usual busi-
en-
. ,o e 0
Meyer Sallick a. student. at Yale
Medical school. has prrlved at. the
. home of his parents, Mr.
H. Sallick of Fort Point
the summer
street for
vacation. -
. 2"»? r.?'i.
Mrs. Frank B. Sturdevsat or . 8!
the
avenue will .
. [N MOONLIGHT
Epworth L e a g u e of
East Avenue M. E.
Church Holds First
8». Agnes‘ Guiia at Christ church
held a successful strawberry festival
Avenue
evening by a number of the league
The
Music and rinsing
were enjoyed and lilies Glendevcro
Joseph Tiscosh of Osborn avenue
'Miss Sara Lee of East Norwalk
has resigned her position with the
“Mbblnx & Edging company and
Stephen Valentik has purchased a
and
Mrs. Harris of 21 Fort. Point street
celebrated his thirteenth birthday at
He was the rocl~
The
decorated
A din-
A number of local
and out—of—town guests were present.
Among them were Mr. and lira. J.
A. _Rudder and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Everett “'eiaberg of Brooklyn. Mop
ghter Lillian.
also of Brooklyn. lilr. and Mrs. Max
M:
l
l
t
t
i.
{
t
,.
weekend with her parents. Mr. and
street. Noroton Heights.
Sunday at her hem
road.
will be graduated
Normal achbol tomorrow. Mia: Nel-
son expects to teach in New Britain
this fall.
ton entertained Miss
eon Percy,
mum: of Tokeaokc road Monday.
Darien Monday
quaintsncea.
two sons Roland and Clifford
Hubbard Heights. Stamford.
visitors in Noroton Sunday
Horace‘R. Nash Heads
stockholders of the Norwalk Build-
ing, Loan 9“ Investment Association
was held at their emcef'lut night.
and dir'eétori‘30r the ensuing
wankifibmn. 8m: 8m t ..
tar-y. .Rlchud H. Golden; Treasure“: .
Womanipm E. Cram. Jae:
219:. Taylor: ma ~ 3.. ranch. more
gang-,4. Brown,"SM¢u€ 3AM ., .
Charles E. Hoyt. Berber-(J. Cornell: ,
\Vheeler. Mrs. Otto Butler. Mrs.
Harry Farrlnxton. Mrs. Donald Ro-
bertson. Mrs. Edward Clark. Mrs
Frank Sim-devout. Mrs. Frederick
Wheeler. Mrs. E. Taylor, Miss Grace
Farrinzton and Mrs. Klmmlch.
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Mrs. B. “'heeler of Detroit, Michi-
[an in visiting her eisten Mrs.
Stephen Starr'Jal-via at her home in
Sam-lea: avenue.
l DARIEN 1
Cameron Stewart. of Colxate L’ni-
veraity. Hamilton. 2". 1‘.. is spending
a few days at the home or Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Shaw of Noroton
Heights where his mother is crayons.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. P. w. Wilson. of
Beach Drive. Noroton Manor. are
entertaining Mr. \‘i'illson's mother
for a few days. ‘
O .
'David Moore. of Noroton Hex
is seriously ill at his home.
xhtsg
i
' I
' Miss Lucy E. Oldrin is visiting
for several days with Min Lucy
l
Raymond of Lewirhoro. N. Y.
Dr. and Mrs John .Gode-y of incl
Post Road is visiting with relatives:
in Ohio. ll
\
I
Mr. and Mrs. Armar of Niddleaex
road. Xoroton Heights. are entertain-
ing Mics White of Xeiv York for
several days.
0 0
Miss Muriel Brady. teacher of the
fourth grade at the Boyle school is
treating her pupils to a picnic this
afternoon at Pear Tree Point.
O 0 0 ‘
an» Althea Miller. who attends
Danbury Normal school, spent the
Mrs. Augustus Miller of Gardiner
Miss Mil-
ler will be graduated tomorrow.
0
und Bosch spent
e on the Post
0 0
Mrs. Wagner of So
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Miss Ange Nelson of Tokeneke
from Danbury
O t I
Miss Florence Gavan-ugh of Nero-
Catherine Con-
r the week-end. .
Percy Oldria and
in. visited Mrs. Daisy
in of New York are
Air. and Mrs.
I
has recently re.
vard college was in
calling on' old ac-
. C
Paul W'ilbur who
urned from Hat-
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Pond Webb and 1‘
or
were
after-
noon. . Sherman Hoyt, Contentment Island.
. .‘ . The regular weekly prayer meet-
Mra. Tinker... "jog Rewayton 1. in: 'ot the Rowayton Methodist
ill at her home. . church will be held tonight at’ 7:45
o'clock. '
in
Building Loan Ass’n.
The thirty-fifth annual meeting or
m
Thejfollowlh’: were elected queers
mt: .
President. flange 8. Nash; Vic.-
t .
birectqme-sfiurlu x. fizz-lira. .51;
CAPT. YARROW
Returning From Rus-
to his home in Rowayton late in Au:-
ust for a short vacation. He has been
away
sic.
of the Roxvavton Methodist church
5 lie-Id a meeting last evening at which
plans were discussed for the “Variety
Fete“
28. Following the meeting the
. e . members Fnjk‘)’€d a moonlight sail in
Miss Dorothy Godfrey. daughter of Harry Bryan's boat “The Lloyd."
Among Mr. Bryan‘s guests were Rev.
and Mrs. Charles 8.
Florence Batter-son, Miss Mary Hart.
Errol Gray. Francis Jennings. Irxing
Albrecht. Miss \‘crna Decker and
Rhys North.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas “'cbb ot
Hixhland avenue motored to Pills-
ficld. Sunday yvherc
with friends.
naders who are to take part in tho
cabaret-dance
strawberry festival to be given on
the lawn 0! Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart
Gillespie's home at the Crosswaya,
‘was held last. evening.
[will take place Friday evening. June
27. and is for the benefit of the
Brookside chapel. 7
O O I
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Ladies' aid society of
the Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church will be held next \Vcdnesday
afternoon.
for the summer sale and
which the society will
month on the lawn of the church.
Rowas‘ton Fire department will hold
0‘
one-week carnival which is to be
held beginning Saturday. July 26.
O D O
O
b
of the Rowayton Good_ Will society
home of Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch.
society is also planning to hold a
picnic on the estate of Mrs. John
church this evening there will. be a
department of the Epworth inure to
amuse
meeting.
vice president.
ROWAYTON :
COMING HOME
sia for , Short Vaca-
t i o n —- Strawberry
Festival
U
Captain E. G. Yarrow will return
for a year in Southern Rus-
C
The cabinet of the Epworth league
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which it is to hold on the
anti of the church. Saturday. June
Gray. “'lllia m
lmvman. Mia“, Carol Mills. Miss
they \ isited
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A rehearsal ot the Raves-ton sere-
and old fashioned
The affair
Plans will be discussed
supper
hold next
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The carnival committee of the
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meeting Monday evenin.‘ at 8
clock to make further plans for the
The‘ am meeting of the season
being held this afternoon at the
The
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Following the weekly prayer meet-
; of the Rowayton Methodist
eating of the first vlc‘e president‘s
the summer schflule of
Miss Clrol Mills is first
The Patrol team of the Norwnlkt
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a number of Ronyton boys are
member. will present a play at the
Rowaytoa Hose house Friday eve-
ning. June :7 for the benefit of the
Sunday-school ot the Rowaytdn Dap-
tist church. The aflur is being ar:
ranged by the members of Class
No. 7 which includes Newton Bond.
George Stout and.Fr.ank Branda.
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Miss Grace Yarrow who is a. fresh-
man at Vanar College. the returned
to her home for the summer. Miss
Yarrow sings with the choir at the
college.
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George Yarrow, a student at Wes-
leyan college. is home to spend the
summer.
LOCWO
BE GRADUATED
INLANBURY
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,
chapter of the De ”clay of ivhlell l.
Sixteen Will Receive
Diplomas Tomorrow
'A 1; Normal School
Exercises
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Sixteen Not-walk girls. all alumnae
of the Norwalk High school will be
graduated from the Danbury State
Normal school for teachers at the
Commencement exercises to be held
in the Empress Theatre. Danbury.
tomorrow morning. The concluding
ceremonies are being held this week
at which all the local graduates are
in attendance. The class day exer-
cises were held yesterday in the Nor—
mal School followed by a banquet in
Hotel Green. A picnic is being held
at Putnam Park. near Danbury to-
this affair.
will be gradur ed -
o'clock are; the
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Mary Skidd. 2-1..
crine
gast. Rose Hales. .
cu Preusser. Al
(tricks. Am¢213
liven.
Grumbley.
lives of the
go to Dan
the cxercrsr s.
gry. tightenej he»,
can Broker.
day. The senior prom was held last 3 his. V 3::
week in Hotel Green. l
Many Norwalk Alumnae attended; For the can- d-- ~
Just Arrived l
NEW TAPESTRY
PICTURES AND
MIRRORS '
Gift Departmenl -
DONNELLYiS ~
NEW SILK
DRESSES
$12.98 ;
L. GOLD
68 Washington 3
So. Norwalk t‘
The Korea}; 5.“
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95 Dorothy
2‘.
11155
Doulnns,
Susan
bury 1
fix
The America .1
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kFlannel
for summer days
What more youthful? What more comic:
ling?
Dresses straight of dine,
flannel shades—Sm.
and 512.50
correct to wear.
pad $1.
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:32, and$2.50
”A size
316?: had on ll: of envelopes.
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most no sleeves—long collar eflect mt
—thcrc are a series of large white pearl
left by way of trim—these dresses shown
Othe‘r stylish frocks of flannel are in . . i.
the sleeveless jacket or made with sleeves an; bandit!
of white with pleated or wrap-a—round skirt —- some sin“
in the same shade as jackets and others in contrast—$10!
Second floor, center.
_ Jeweled bracelets-
and combs attract
Bracelets with stones mounted in cellular-751W
lag and Sparkling in color they are indeed allrattlic
The stones in the colors of the ruby. ih _ . a”
sapphire, the topaz, the rhinestone, are set 19 mills in
pletcly around the bracelet, we have them in onem
special at 65c -‘- 3 rows, special at $1.50 and 336
$2.50 and others that are more. elaborate at $5- and f
Ponjold combs of the same type and color .
Hair Pns to match at 59c, $1., $1.25 and $1.50
Barrettcs in largeassortment at 50c
.Casquc‘ combs to match inwlde range at 31-,
l _._ Main floor, left front.
Printed
stationery _’ -~ui
for every one. :Youi: name and address On ‘
es, 200 sheets", 6 x 7_ folded and l
c, 300' sheets, 6 x 7. folded and ' .
frocks A
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tum»
loci?
short sleeves—in fact il-
' h 5312»; flaiir-i'i-luni
button-s to ill
in the pretty
two {desti—
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