road and ileum}: Richmond of
Rowayton‘i’ enue were visitors in
Bridgeport Friday;
i
PORTABLE '
VICTROLAS
t N ew Officers
Mr. and Mrs. E. '1‘. Harris and
daughter. Elinor. and Mrs. M. Kin-
sey. of \anlace avenue, nro touring
through Massachusetts. They will:
make stops at Springfield and Pitts-
field;
0 .
Mr. and Mrs. Louis liodas of Flax
Hill road had as their guests yester-
day. Mrs. Stephen Kereke's and sons,
Pauls and Louis. Mrs. Andrew Shep-
herd and daughter. Rose. Miss Mary
Nagy and Miss Blanche Fol-ls of
Bridgeport. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. William Richards
and daughter, Shirley. have returned
to their home in New Haven after
spending the week-end with Mrs.
ltichards' parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kelley of Chestnut street.
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S. Brown of West av‘enuo is con—
fined to his home by .lllness.
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son) ON may
TERMS
DONNELLY’S
Progress Forum. No. i. i“. F. L..
will hold election of officers tonight.
As‘ there ”lire several candidates in
nomination for each office, the elec-
tion promises to tie a miniature pol-
itical convention. After the business
meeting. an entertainment will age
hold.
Local Branch of Asso-
ciation Chases Mrs.
Cole President -— To
Aid Education
At a'. meeting of the Norwalk
Branch of the American Association
of University Women. held yester-
day afternoon at Hillside school. thcg
report of the Nominating Commit-i
tee was read. and the candidates:
proposed voted upon. Mrs. A. H.
Cole was elected president. and Miss
Abbie. Ann Wilson. secretary. Miss
Margaret Brendlinger and Mrs.
Harry Morgan Ayres of \V’estport
were elected members of the exact)»
live committee. As the officers arcl
elected only every two years. the"
vice-president. Mrs. John M. n.1x-‘
tel. and the treasurer, Miss Grace:
Haviiand. will continue in office for.
another year. The Nominating com-‘
mittee was composed of Mrs. J. \\’.l
Storey. Mrs. David A. Bliss andv
Mrs. Frederick li. Jacobs.
Mrs. Douglas Nash. the retiring
O
‘ Albert Warner of Main street has
accepted a position with the Nor-
walk Tire and Rubber company.
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Louis Gardella, Harold Skidd and
Martin MeDonough of the first dis-
trict were visitors at Lake Kcnoshu.
Danbury. Saturday.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Gaza Goda. of “in-
field street entertained friends from
New York city yesterday.
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The Sunday school of the Nor-
walk Congregational church closed
yesterday for the summer.
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Miss Helen Serke has left for New
York city after spending the past few
Week: with her mother, Mrs. Sam-
uel Serke, of Bouton street. Miss
Serko has secured an . gagement to
play in a stock comp? y shortly to
open at Rockaway Beach.
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‘ Miss Gertrude Pennington of North
. Main street will start duties today,
as stenographer in the office of the'
lead Real Estate company on Vi’asho
ington street.
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY
SALE
—at—.
GOLDEN’S
Washington St, 80. No .
Mr. and Mrs. James Sander of
Washington street is spending the
week With their son. John. al.’ his
home in New York city. ‘7
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Mrs. s. Ferguson of 26 Madison
street has returned to her home af-
ter spending the week with her sister
in Ridgeneld.
Hillsldé'
in
Humphrey Doulens of
place has accepted a position
Louis Avrick‘s clothing store.
e e' a e e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield. of
Lowe street had as their guest yea-
terday P. Petrecelo of Bridgeport.
O 0 O C 0
Mr. and Mrs. I. liloomstcin and, John Porter of Stamford was a
[daughters of Springfield. Mass, rc--buslness visitor in Springfield. Sat-
turned to their home following a,urday.
week-end visi with Mr. and Mrs. M. F. c, Tobcy was placed under ar-
of
in
Fl n negan
visitors
Thomas and Jask
Riverside avenue were
Hartford yesterday.
——-Best Coal. Harris & Guns—Adv.
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Governor Templeton
Preaches a Serm
lll-J'l‘llLlliiliil. Jun. .2. _Gm,
Miss Eugenia Mewborn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charleton M. Mew-
born of Pine Point will leave tomor~
row for Camp Merrie-“’oode in Sap-.
raalaswetrau-
1.;
phirc. North Carolina. where she will
spend the summer months.
s 0 O
Israel of Con 0rd street.
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Miss Marion Russell of
Miss May Wheeler of “'ashington
street. spent the week-end in New
‘York ,city and attended the perform-
ance oi "Sitting l‘retly" Saturday. 1
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George Tcetcrs of the Bristol Ho-
tel. \Vashington street. was in Port‘
land. Mc., cier the week-end. on
business. '
cation with her grandmother.
C. 1’. Cody of Ansonla. ‘
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young friends were present.
3 ‘
——Lchigh Coal. Harris tr. Guns.—
Adv.
:‘hy the little folks.
Mrs. L. A. Benson and son. Leon-
ard jr.. of Sound View avenue, re-
turned to their home today aftcl‘
spending a. few days with friends in
\t'alnut Beach. 'Miliord. Returning
“ith them for a brief visit are Mrs.
.H. Himmelwright and children. \‘ic-
tor and Dagmar. who. from here
leave for New York. thcncc sail for.
jnyml a fishing trip.
yesterday
and
street
in
ton
friends
Island.
spent
llrcoklyn
O
5 George Kinner, Louis Muro.
Paulovitcli and Leonard Benson, mo-
tored to llidgefield Saturday and en-
Orch'ard
street is spending a two weeks' vs-
Mr
Miss Rita Graf of Norman avenue
celebrated her seiond. birthday Fri-
day afternoon from two to four al
a party at which about thirty of her
Games.
.musle and refreshments were enjoyed
Charles Drcbes of \Vcst “hashing—
wit
Joe
liurupc.
e o 0‘
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Von Castle-
rcst Friday by Motorcycle Police-
man Boeniech. on a warrant issued
by the Fairficld authorities. on the
charge of reckless driving.
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\V. \V. Stone of 28 “'cst Main
street. railway mail clerk. has re-
turned from a three-weeks' vacation
spent in Johnstown. N. Y.
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proprietor of the
Owl Line lunch. in the You read.
was fined $10 and costs in the
downtown city court Saturday for
failure to report the sale of an auto~
mobile to the Motor Vehicles de-
partment. He was arrested by the
state police.
Fran it Barry.
0
Harry Goodwin reported to the
police that some one stole some
zinc plates from a soda fountain. in
h!
Siaten‘lhe Mahackemo building. which is
being remodeled.
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S. \\’. \‘oisnr oi Quintnril avenue
<1
Some of the candidates
at the Democratic nations
ties. In New Your. Al 3
was caught by the on
while cuttlnr up for s in
“Old Guard" makeup. w
eephns Daniels (1). Oscar
wood (2). Governor Al
Ritchie of Maryland (0. I
«nor Jonathan M. Davis a
see (8). “dark horses."
snapped in their "stalls.
‘.
Mr. and Mrs. liurl 'l‘lionics
president, presided over the mil-1-!
ing. hrs. George G. Wyant. who
has so capably acted as secretary for.
the past two years. read the minim s
0! the last meeting and the yearly
report. Mica Grace Haviinnu ‘(liil
the treasurcr's monthly rim-'1. and
the yearly report which showed a
nae balance on hand.
A large part of the time was gnrn
over to the discussion of how this
money could best be spent in
interest of education. and it was dr-
cided that it would do the most good
if used to help someone who couid
no tether-wise do so. to continue his
or her school course. either in high
school or college. Miss A. C. \V. n—
deroth gave a helpful explanation of
how this work had been done in
New York city.
It Was Voted in haVe the president
appoint a committee to take. our
of the scholarship work. Two mem-
bers of the committee were appfilnl—
.(‘l.urt-li
lllv .
or C. A. Templeton preached
first sbrmnn since receiving g
i-«zttivr's lli"n.'<0 thl- 11pm:
szrist's «s 5 fire
in
at l
.1'. .1
nlxlt.
lit: spoke on “1’1 tdmg My Flo
jthn- command givcn St l‘ctcr.
' "\Ve all l.a\e flocks to feed
no matter \\ hat our 9.5.110!) m
we should fill it “v11." . said. “
man “120 puts :ln 1:. .-~'. into
talus most out."
The governor ulgr‘i a; .
church more freqw at v
the pastor of the ch;
Thieves Find Jewell
Is a Sound Slee.
Arthur Jewell 14 I-lltza
street reported that some one .
two coats. a suttcasr- and a w
and chain .ownrr‘l l‘\' bun. from
ibni‘wr remit of if Cret'ut
1i<napp factory S:lirz'*l"\' right.
lllV‘
0'.
.1
ed lot to odialely.
Those are Mus; A.
s‘u’rll llul he rlvpl gr. the [,0
hurg of Oronoke park sailed from
New York Saturday on the ”Majes-
tic." They will spend the summer
in Europe. About a dozen of their
friends accompanied them to the
boat to Wish them-"hon v ago." '
Mrs. Mary 'l‘homis \vrrv guvsta
the wedding Saturday of .‘diss \
ma.'l'homcs of Jamaica. and Loni
Hoyt which took plum at the he
of the bride's parrots.
. D .
The annual Sunday-school and M” GM?“ 9- ”03‘1"?" “f 1‘4““
parish picnic of Christ church will '3'" "WNW-d to her “9“" ”"1
he held Tuesday. July 5. ‘ after a \‘isH with her son. (Promo
- 0 0 0 Most-icy. Jr.. of lmwziylnn humus
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Mr. and Mrs. John ‘iunle of l‘.
Walton fl.\('i'lll“ hull as thrlr nuns-l
over the Week-end :t numln‘r
lfriends from out of town.
' o e e
is visiting relatives in i‘lninville.
Conn.
room and that lie rild not hear .
one enter the plum.
MADEY’S
234 EAST AVEXITE
[CAST NOR‘VAI K
CIGARS
ClGARmES
HURRR'S ICE CREAM
3131"”?
'Kestport’s Effort to Aid.
Dramatists Beers Fruit
C. “‘cnderot h
Thomas.
Miss Mary Abbott, Miss Genevieve and Miss
:4. 7-:‘1‘Dllnelly, Miss Mary Kinelly and
-~ _~-~Bliss Mary Finnegan of the first dis-
‘ tlict motored to Hartford yesterday.
“here they were guests of relatives
hi Miss Abbott.
- tiruiarly i'mc. inllcui. the entire l
planet “has tnarkod lo) truthfulness
The cost was almost
0 O
“Y HELEN VOSBl‘RUH.
ornaikcrs who have attended
lays gixen by The Little null—restraint.
life Players already know what ; professional in its acting. and in ap-
-ing done in \Vcstpért to stimu- l pcaroncc it “its charmingly in char- ,
interest in playwrlting and i tell-r. Lima Josephine Godlllot. Miss
acting. Persons who have not 5 Mary Gallnili. l‘aui l‘u'ny. and Roth
the presentations, though. may V twill Flofirtll gst‘ic excellent in-
it‘l';l:;‘l"rsllnfi to hear something triflitai‘lgni Theater Player; 'u-e
‘houxh. The Little 'l‘heanv tuning a theatre built. and they
rs is a \oung organization, the hope soon to present other plays
one-art puns which it showed 3 thorn. Nor“. all: residents who are
'alional Hall. \‘i'cstport. his! ’ lulorrxlml in seeing careful acting.
l I C
Samuel Abramson and daughter
Sylvia of Boulon street were the
:uesls yesterday of his mother in
Stamford.
—Buy Your Victrota on our Club
Find—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
GROCERII ZS PHONE [Mil
FANCY FRUITS
SCHIKAFFI‘S CHOCOLATES
CON FF!!! ION ER“
Rev. and Mrs. Rein-rt ll. B. Poole.
have returned from a. two-Weeks'
visit in Ohio. “'hllc away Rev.
Footo attended the comment-omen:
exercises of his alumnus.
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Mrs. M. Roscn. Miss Julia. Roscn - - o
and Harold liosen of New York CH3: Mr. and Mrs. .l. l’oinsod and iam-
lHl‘lllCl‘l)‘ Ofthe second district. were 'in of 1‘3 Ely aunuo were, guests at
in town yesterday rcneWinl; old uC-[lho wedding of their nephew, Dr.
quointanccs. lPaul Fcinsod which took place yes~
ilorday in the Sil‘ny Hotel. New York
L‘dum'd Drake of lintts place huslcity.
rtturned from Newark. N. J.. where.
he “‘as \isillng his daughter. Mrs. “K.
L. Cartcr.
.—._~
DAVENPORT COFFEE saopps
"Goods Ghee: Within"
A Plan h let Par lsellanee
Ceieeeed'ee'teeteomeeferlemeihs
llcv. H. l“. McGrcgor. l‘hJi. x‘vse
tor of the First Congregations
church. Sorwalk. will be the splak
or at the conununity patriotic srr
rice to be in tho ltowmton
Four children were baptized at
the Advent Christian church last
evening. They were Gladys Mather.
\‘Iola Vim Sony, llolh Light and
Evelyn Law. A! the evening Ben--
C
l Louis Fort-inn of Laura street has
purchased a bake shop in Branch-
.s.
'vxrcllcm suiting: (for the settings;
0
Earl \Vllmot, l-Zdwnrd loot
Kenneth Reynolds of the first
and
Ilis‘!
l ville.
l .
.‘lrs. I. Feinsod and daughter I'is-
lccs also Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor.
ldelivormi an interesting sermon on
the subject of "A Friend‘s Friend-
held
Baptist church. Rundny. In conn-r-
tion with the service there will lm a
special patriotic musical program.
“day and Friday evenings arr
2rd presentation to
days are by local authors and
of
the public:
were com! in spite of the handicaps:
un-lcr \xliicli ‘ the plays were given).
rlm'cr. earnest plays. Will on-
m DAVIE P03!
“m2! POI PARTIIO
STAIN)”, 00".
West NIH and v. in -3; m 9300
5130;;lgnnt'igo up K' ling the “canon Little Theatre “title EVE?! E n D 30
to lllllt‘élfln {alas Mary Asquith, l‘luycrh' proiiurtions.
is Director of The Hull . .
, .
re Players. made a rv-lucsl; “h“ Treated As Sinus
'h the press for original one~i -
i . o“ . 4 ~
”I b) \V‘ostgo‘rt‘ fxéhészmzjll ideas of svx equality have scarce-
“ere recs ‘e x'} “N. In“; “.35: :ll' Mann 1‘1" penetrate the recesses
in response 1-10., were 31.11”; of the (‘aurusus mountains. In the
Cd ".3 the! T} the Illuumml'tlm'sk \illnan llll‘ supremacy of the
p” Lima :rliilzlopes were nut “H510 is invlu‘n for ttrnmrd. it is nu
T [lie ’l‘hursdnv firming:imiuvmorial custom that. a \vmunn
unt . ' h A l .1. ;must aiwuls rise in the presence of
he pertorniamc of t e p a)-.. ‘ . n} ‘ 1t meals
. . ~ “”5. n. Linn. lic “omen . V are
it has ieu‘aled that . l ‘ .... ih Cort-
c Biddle lllcc “as the author 9 ““333 5"“ “"1 13*“- Amonn I: :1
3 ' ' 2' . s an
first Naomi. "ancndurfll. as among tune. of the it
~ . i eastern wo dos. wives are objects of
M“! Lucia 1rcx]:,1§{uu;: ; lmrtrr. x’l‘hvx‘y are priced at so much
ll. Al- Q l' of the third. "non"; of cold or so u‘uuiy hood of cab":
breehl. Mrs. George Kay, Mrs. 15.1. 3 T. n." Mrs. litre. “ he has J-Snlllt‘lllllls a. (..orsk carries off a uni e
[If Thwnond. Mrs. Alfred J. (‘j w ”New; “on“, is the “up of l without paying the price nhlch 1or
Becuue. Miss Dorothy llaymnndl is father demands. If this is done I th
' en ' Rice. of Rice and 1.0- .
and Mra._G¢-org¢ ““3““? of llrook- sat illicit-law Annie and Playltlic “'Oflilll‘ls consent. the matter us-
} W lir New York. Miss Trent. unlly is settled later by a ponccful
' Dam” 0‘ Robinso" 0' Sycamore ' ' “h the daughter of Professor, nrlrotiation: but cases of forcible ab—
lfitrcct- The Epworth "35”" “'1 P. Trent. of Columbia lini- f duction often leadio feuds—“7. K.
I ' ° ‘ Wayton Methodist \‘cr has contributed to "Life".Chamborlln. American press corres—
Mrs- George Stillman of 1‘ 2‘" and «igct’ "Bones of Tradition"§po_tidcnt in Russia. in June Current
‘9’?"“9 WI" he bone“ to "I. mem- is i ork of an author using the '3 History Magazine.
bers of the Girla' club of Christ no plume of “r_ g. Crissy. Al __________
church at her home tomorrow at loin am "Mr." Crissy was mad
7 OCIOCk- one - performance Friday night.
in l he said he did not wish
to d so his name immediately.
if offering of Thursday and
Frill: ~s typical of the plays The
thih lyers intends to produce—-
and i doubtedly ischstport and
Nor‘w residents are indeed for-
tunntl having opportunity to sceI
the notions. For the plays
“ere oughtful in tone. and thel
aciin s finished. 3
"Lu dar Years." Mrs. Rice's:
Play. the story of the threatcn- g
0n br ng-up of a life-long com-3
Danton n. It had pleasant settings
and a mix: quaint charm. The:
beauim voice of Miss Clara Wale- a
man. played the part of Ruth;
in ‘it. «1 the rather appealing»
harassei ir of Samuel McCutcheon. 3".
, -Lho n. d David. added laugh to p , 7 7 , WW, , ,7
I V ' . ' e or orm— -
w. hum "term" I'ei'iently in the e”In 3:353: outlet: mxbvement .4" ‘ 6
these columns to the almost uniform ance.
Payable to Depositors in Our
°°mm°nplaceness of convent,” find per pl too much reminiscenc-;
821 tags Department
fififl‘i‘lnl‘?§::m2’.Elffiftdiiczgg 3:35.: ornamentsi’o "
‘ ' ' l
h . Will lee-uttered on Pass Books and paid on and after July 10, 1924. A1
A Wflm Oil—0r before Julyllith will-draw interest from July 15"
into the! wilderness of words. The "He, 5 and It". by Lucia. Trent. ~
«7?
{l lrlct are rninylnr: a work’s campingllhcr.‘of 1‘3 Ely avenue have returned
at Nomicw Island. :i'rom a \islt to New York city.
e e e e s '
Jerry Szifrnnck of \Vrhslt‘r was a
business Matter in New Canaan Sitt-
urday.
ship."
..
under the direction of Mrs. Alli-mi
J. C. llrckluil. musical director.
«
1
Mrs. (ll-cenluw nn-l rlilldrrn of e e .
Staten island are visiting her mother.
. . Miss llnnnuh l-‘lclimond n' rm:
Mrs. l‘ . L. 1‘2 wr of 1‘ ' ' l ' ‘ ' ‘
i. street. I 1 ’ ‘ 3" "Mldt (nylon nvonuo “as a visitor in
Bridgeport Friday, She was Arman
panicd by Miss Ilargarct Saliva ofi
Flax Hill road. l
C
The Rowayion
People's association hold slipper--
picnic at Itoton I‘oint Sulurdli) I .
night. The evening was spent in;
dancing and \iaitlng the amuse—l
ments. The party included Mr. until:
Mrs. Charles 1c. Funk. Mr. and Mrs in
Edgar Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. l-Iarll x;
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Henry For-El. “He, She and it":
cit. Mr. and Mrs. Clomrnt
e
i
M... .
.. salsa.
’a
is}: Lab 1...: S‘s
—Large Coal. Harris &
‘. I‘ca
’ Calls-"Ad v.
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Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
Fresh Plate
La'mbStew
BeefLiver
Hamburger Steak
Shoulder Steak ..
VealRoast
t
Miss Elizabeth Hogedus of Luring-l Mr. and Mr; glarlin Longyol of
51.0“ axonuc and Miss Mary \Vargo of Reynolds street motored to Lake
-r.ly avenue arr- sponding the week Mohopav yesterday where they
with Miss Mary Mack at her home in SW“! the tiny with friends.
Springfield.-
)irs. Thomas Loamnn jr.. of New
York city is visiting her mother. Mrs.
J. M. Hoyt of Cedar street.
0 U .
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"Hung Mun l1 cl
Frcd C. Raymond of Angevine's
Furniture Co. is recovering from an
injury to his eye received while un-
1'0”th a piece Of'CIerCl. in the store
:1 week are.
:1
Mr. and Mrs. John l~‘cdor. jr.. and
Miss Helen l-‘edor of Laura street left
Saturday morning for a visit with
relatives in Virginia and Tennessee.
0 O C
Miss Anna and Miss Evelyn Shep.
pard of South atrcct were Visitors In
Now York city. l-‘ridsy.
O I e
The regular monthly meeting of
the East Nor-walk improvement as-
soelatlon will be held tomorrow at-
tcrnoon In Community hall.
0 O 0
George and Howard Bennett of
Barre. Vermont, are visiting their
mother. Mrs. S. 0. Bennett of \Vood-
side avenue who is ill at her home.
0 O C
--Auio springs.
O O
Tilly's—Ali.
0
Mrs. Loretta Muller and family of
Spring street have changed their rcs-
idence to Summit avenue.
i
‘ The candidates of the Glrla‘
l- ricndly Society of the Christ church
.ure meeting this afternoon with Mrs.
or the lio-
church hold a
successful variety fete on the lawn
of the church Saturday. The
booths of dolls. homc~mario cakes,
and fancy articles were wall pnlron-
ised.
Schultze's Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Mam Street. Nor-walk
Washington Street and Ram and Avenue, So. Nat-walk
Weston" Gcorsetowo Dorian Stamford slack Rock 0an
CASE CONTXNI‘ED
i The case of Angelo D'Allisso of
‘l‘milroud avenue. charged with vio.
,lation of the. liquor law. was con-
.1 tinned this morning in the. down-
Etown city court until next Saturday
1 morning.
DIVIDEND
atannual rate of
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Rev. and Mrs. Arthur J. Pen'noll
and family of Rowan street left to-
daygfor their cottage at Jameeport.
Long Island. Mrs. Pennell and chil-
dren will remain away until Sep-
tember. Rev. Pennell. however.
will return to East Not-walk in
August. During his absence. ser-
vices will be conducted as usual by
visiting ministers.
L FOWAYTON l
The regular monthly meeting of
‘the Ever Ready Circle of King's
Daughters will be. held tomorrow
evening when the members will be
entertained by Miss Mary Hart at
her home on Raymond street. Mrs.
Mariel. mrther hm
O O O
The'Good Will society of Roway-
ton will close its season with a pic-
nic on the estate of Mrs. John Sher-
man Hoyt. Contentment Island. to-
morrow. During the past season
the society. whose members are the
young married women of Romy-
ton. sewed for the Norwalk Day
Nursery and Dispensary and the
Brooklyn Methodist church.
0 O C
The cabaret~dance‘and old ush-
ljoned strawberry festiVal on the
lawn of J. Stuart Gillespie, Cross-
wnya. postponed from last Friday
evening because. of inclement weath-
er. will be held Thursday evening at
8 o'clock. The proceeds will he
added to the'Brookside chapel fund.
Among the features on the pro-
gram will be Hy Mayer. cartoonist.
A Motion Picture Burlesque, Or-
gandie Gown contest and specialty
dances. ‘ ' -
w
A Notable Tribuue.‘
Out of the Welter of uninteresting
speeches of both a keynote and no-
minating character common Thurs-
day at the session of the Democratic ’
national convention an utterance
notable for its dignity. tolerance and
sincerity. says the New Haven Jour-
nal~Courler. It was the address of
Franklin D. Roosevelt nominating
Alfred E. Smith for president. Not
in years has such a tribute been
paid a. man in any national conven-
tion or selected delegates nor has
there in that length of time been
such an affectionate and compre-
hensive analysis offered of a candi-
da: ‘agld the views of which he is
a r n - *
739 ‘ : representative and “if.
t
made in this bank before
July 11th
11 draw interest from
July lst -.
INTEREST AT THE‘RATEHOF 436%
for six months ending June 30th will be entered
on pass-books and paid on and after July 10th. ,.
wi
«5
_ entin 3
1:81;: Excegtions were those made by 3:: dig it)?” 3“”, pri’iineee’if ~
“mi-Ste“ ochran in the democratic pseudo-a .guc aunt by a real-estate;
in th on of 189.- and~ Mr. Bryan 88!!“ oh pamd himself off as an
1396 °Thi§m§§$£§ea°$§°§§$§i Of “m“ R“ “a", coed F” m. It“.
. _ n‘ » A h as “ t"-
:tleltigsnot fine oratory but they :2: 10;“: '3‘ £13: 88:: entertain»
made ‘rh eregit i nspirlt from the: in: “he, and a close adherence to
Mr. coed: azngym-Mrig Roouven' theme by “10 “than, mm. ‘1“
upon these occasions hm :31 tion" w” unusually well-{written “dl
denunciatory of the old guard lead-» “”1“ ' “m “a mac: ”grime :
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