vermi * ’n" e Art' Guild-
_ Opens. Second Exhibit
The second exhibition of the fill.
rmine Guild of Artists Consisting
. craft. work. paintings, drawings
4 work in black and white vuil
H -- tomorrow. Tea will be served
. the Guild Hall from (our o‘clock ‘. '
the afternoon until seven o'clock.
-rk of the Guild are invited.
An entertainment for the artists.
. mute and sustaining member-
lp will be given at the Guild Hall
t Friday evening at eight o'clock.
3 «is is the first of the social even-
gs at the Guild Hall during the
, esent summer. An especially in:
greeting program has been prepared
. d the entire membership is being
filvlted. Several interesting evenings
.- r the members have been planned
3: the balance of the season.
“The work at the Guild has been
«on
kogressing satisfactorily. The class«
and wood
in painting, pottery
ving, under the direction of Carl
hmitt. Mrs. Dorothea. Warren
Kara and Robert Schmitt, respec-
vely, have stimulated an unusual
amount of interest and the registra-
mon and attendance has been much
“nor than was anticipated. There
953 still opportunity for participation
33% these classes. Those interested
may obtain further information by
A
«a
:ztommunicatlng with Robert Schmitt
m Silver-mine. who has general
" arge of this branch of the work at
, ALllsehte .. . e 7 W ,,.,, 7
{3‘3 It is understood that the Guild has
finder consideration. the publication
golf a small magazine, to its member-
ffihip and for limited distribution. de-
w’floted to the interests of the gulild
Find the arts and crafts generally.
Mondal- the direction of Thomas ll.
" lckinson. of \Vllton. who has had
xceptionai experience in work of
. (his kind. Although the plans for
.Cflaunchlng this enterprise are not as
"’Srot. complete, the idea is one. which
2.315 great possibilities and which mil
Amalie an instant appeal to all those
‘.‘ who are interacted in the advance-
“fiuent of artistic endeavor.
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“Keep cool ~trlth electric lanai » V j w
i’. neli 's.——.triv. _ I
_p°n y o o o |
é—
This dainty summer {rock is
.—
_, Christopher Canan of Main street.’
2: in. student at Georgetown university.
«Washington. D. C.. has returned to
‘hls home for the summer.
‘ o o o
d
developed in the. new blue—.;
powder. ~‘ Crepe toms is the in».
terisl and the trimming x
of'girdle, apron and sleeve pupil,
e I
womb.
East avenue has
.
automobllc. ;
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,_ 2.. Paul Burns 0;
“.‘purchased a new
' O
of lattice of self '
lapronfinishcd'vrith rose
‘ ‘1 Mrs. M. J. Hanel and daughter of 1
”New York are spending tfi‘o week-s
-: 11th Mrs. A. Terris of Cedqr street.
V'- O C . Sr
D Mrs. I-‘amucl Tronconc and scn.
Philip. or lily monuc. cnioycd an au-
tomobile trip to New York \Vcdncs-
day.
,1 Miss Claire Davis of St: ' ford is
spending the day in town with
;. .ttriends.
1 .
—-Lehigh Coal. Harris a: Cans.—
Adv.
Mrs. Ralph Torcl‘a o,’ .‘Yasrari-lln
:place a rrcrnl \irl'cr ln Nrn'
York.
“'5 ’.
u 3 Q '
Miss Minnette Gordon of New Ro-
. chelle is spending the week with Miss
Tlll:.’s.- it)".
I’llvolyn fihachnt of South Main —-Auto springs.
4r ‘ ‘ ' P
”street. .
‘l l o o - ”is: Margaret “ergo of T‘anrn
Miss Eleanor Bandi. Springfield. has its'sned her mamon mm the
Jar“?! shoe factory and takcn ‘onn
Mass" is spending a thre-vveeks‘ va« , . _
“ilh H1r urcful and lxnipp com-
.;ation in Norwaik. Miss Bandi is:
Lil-1e guest of Miss Leona TK‘ard. Elm panz. . . .
street.
——-l“ance at Dorlorl‘s F‘l'ir'la.V Where
hobblnz. F‘rlrkcr method of hair and
'street entertained a few friends at
the Ladies’ aid society of the Rows:—
ton Methodist church was held in
:"the annual bazaar and supper of
the chapel of the church yesterday
afternoon and evening. The chapel
was decorated in color scheme of
pink and white. Hugh clusters of
rambler roses intermingled with
ferns also added to the attractive-
ness'of the room. Over 120 suppers
were served between 6 and 8 o'clock.
Tho booths were also very well
patronized. The proceeds will be
added to the fund of the society.
Mrs. \Villiam Jennings. president of.
l
i
the society was chairman of the
supper committee. She was assisted had. a. vast and little explored prov- Mulvey.
by the members Mrs. Clinton Row- incc in southwestern China. 31—Hml to a...“ ”a m) Pearson. llins and Florence
land and Mrs. Henry Amend had Mr. Rock. a well known piantplu- stilt-deviant. _ zgqperry Mu
charge of the fancv and domestic thority. has .iustkreturned to Wash- 19~Shermln to main and Lillian Rowland. 6 Th
goods booth while Inlrs. E. L. Ray. ington and in narrating his Experi— Wallersteln. _ 28—Jacob Rocker u, m
mond and Miss Cum Mills were at 63095. W‘s 0‘ find'“ ‘3' 1mm“ 15—Anu to Elmer and Chm” 5‘3"" nd Fruda
the package table. The officers of aboriginal tribes Wh" still practice Bue. . 30—Miebul Connor! I ‘
the society in addition to Mrs. Jen- ””530“ ceremonies that pro-date 29-519glg'1o Joseph and Elixir Fisher. .
nings are Mrs Clinton Rowland "1° ‘mmdumonf‘fi Bfiqdflsfigmfifiz both Corey. ’ xo——Mumy Israel and Gertrude
. - . ' ' ' tho discover' 0 a ”I; - ‘ r.
vice premdcnt, Mrs. John he Waters. chestnut "9:. which. it is hoped. will Ele'thel to Frank and Helen Bofrimm‘m D“, and Etta- CI"
"6115‘er and Mrs. Joseph Taylor aid in restoring the diseased chest- Connolly. to Clarence and MIL sack .
15——Clorenco _ . nd Antoinettn
secretary.
.
Mrs. Rose Mead will substitute as
organist at the Ron'ayton Faplist
church during the absence of Miss
Mary Sniftin “110 is enjoilng her
\acation.
C O
U
Miss Grace Yarrow of Rowayton
avenue has been catertaining at her
home friends from out of town.
3 J
t 3
6
of ' Crockett.
Mrs. John I’larldvr
.‘tfiJ rec—t is. epwefiélr-rg WV? ‘r‘rrfi-c: #74 fi
relatives in Philadelphia.
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Tl‘r‘ regular monthly meeting of3
the. Rmvavlnn Fit-it; association «nil
be Ill‘Id at tlm Rou‘al'tnn Hose house
Monday cvrning at 5 o‘clock.
O
Mira Dorothy \Vclls of .‘icKlnrlv
street. is ciuoiinl a vacation from
hrr duties “HI! the James Donncliy
store of South Nornaik.
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A special nic'tll‘: of the Ladies
alnlllarv of the llovvyton Fire d0.-
partment is being held this after-
noon at the. home of Mrs Earl'- P.
Stcvcns, McKinley place. to com.
plntc plans for thc booths ~which the
members “‘1” ha‘r «honor of at tile-
Cdl'l‘llVflI‘Ol lhn fire department
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' .‘Il-t.‘ Louise Humn'lr-li of Futralu
is \isiting her aunt Mrs. Sarah Com-
ings of Cudlipp rtrcot. Miss Hum—
Rowaylon Baptist church. Sunday .
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Miss; Mary .lffil .'n
Oneonta. N. Y.
Si: l is vimnng
.
The religion of thtI young people
of today was discussed at the open
l‘urctmg hrld in tho Ronailnn Rup—
fall: it “fl". l‘rou;.t ulll Ilia! each
onc has his (“\n conception of God.
.trtrr :l ‘mnclhy din-lzssion the con-
l ‘ v~ . '
minim. “as r'-:lcl:rti Illa? VII" rollmnu
nl‘ lh-r. young prnple of today is
; ha‘cvi on llic rw . :“l‘lt‘f‘ ol parson—
‘alllv and that. the: l-clie‘ed m the
immortality of the soul. Rev. Scallse
in commenting upon this said that
the religious outlook for these young
pcople is \ery optimistic.
"I 1 . ' . I s - . .
Cards are being received in .‘x‘or- 1” "~"“' “‘1‘”? ”"3““33 5.113 Troi- I L‘AbT NUR\V;&LI\ ’
1 walk from Mrs. Ella (.'hrisloffers of 1‘3" and \‘lahackcmo '7“ “5"”? a”
‘2 Hudson street who is now in Berlin. “Tm“? 17‘ WY“? Th” “‘59-“! Acme. I‘nnmo. and
‘3, Mrs. Christoffers is the wife of Claus ' ' ‘ R0?“ “”1130 0f Fcri i‘mnl s'rwr on.
;. thristoft’ers. manager of the Muller Mr 91"] ‘41-: Lows H l’mmhl'ld of WW1 a motor trip to Stamford
33" Gloria silk mills. F'iilix Hill marl attend-d Ill“ l'vull 1'1 \Vcrinnsclaf. “llvrr- lhoi' “err HH‘
2 ‘ O - tho nc'v “anionic. lcmplc. Stamford. gu‘flts of {ric-mja, The}: “1.”. or-
i ‘ --L:l.l'§9 Pea Coal. .Harris & My rwmpg, \A'III"II “‘73:. L'l‘cll l‘,\' the conmaulc'i l-‘l' Mrs. .‘lathrtv (ialho
Vt: Sana—Adv. Room-aria lodge, l7. .Q .\. \l. / Jr.. and t‘hllrjrcn (if Lawn :~lrccl. '
g o Ir o o o o a . .
é Mr. and Mrs. John Hendricks and ~ Krrp LYN-1' \vlrh Lin-trio inns. Mrs. l-‘mm. it “mun...” M 3mm].
l ion of South Main strect “or9 recent Donna“: 1* -Adv. th‘iTUP :(lvi ;. o‘nl‘d 1m...)- 3. iv...
visitors in New Ham-n. .. ’ ‘ ° 110nm \\'(.lx;rsrl.4y :lflvt'nnrul‘. ”rho
. ‘ . Mlss Fu'tlr )lnrchcllo of I."Kll":lfi"l gucsr rv.’ lmrmr “4,“. Mrs. Albrn
. Thomas Moore of Ely avenue has ””1“" his ”km a FOHNC‘H “th liters of Alison. ‘ir‘nrzia‘
I 'purchased a new- automobilo_ U1“ NVI‘JV" .’illd YVL‘IIF I'VOV .’Gl’lfill'j'. O - o
i " " ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ,. Jack C‘lppolrl nt’ Broakltn “.35 the
.. -—Best Coal. Harris & Gains—Adv. “FR r‘lm'fl Caruso o.’ Lit: H‘J‘llll‘ rcrcnt gucst of Mr. and Mrs. llathcw
t O 0 V'erc Vlsltorr. in New )ork cit}. “‘ch Gall‘o of For: Point Hr.~.m_
Cards are being received from Mr. n°édall 0 u -
and Mrs. John chor of Laura street ‘ ' ‘ Work on the tennis cm”. 1..."...
who are spending the month in \‘n-m f-r‘i‘i‘nmnrnr Wm'lnt I‘I-' Nv‘mlr La- hull! hy the up“ nrth '03:”, m. m:
;glnla. ‘nmi process. 315 {or bobbed hair. East, 1\\pnuq .‘Iflht‘dist I’hurch mi
5 o u o $15 for hilIl a head of long hair. thc id: milolnlng ”w chum-h m prm,
Miss Carolyn Garfield of Love “7”? rl_\~m... "Ml”mnm “"315?" grfsslng nml'I'v. It is v-xpcctori that
it will ho complclcd Within two Pr
7 {.her home last evening in honor of SCaIl‘ lr'aimrnr. Tllr Elite (4110p. threw, “‘Poks. 1, m ”m InY-‘nlln f
‘her 18th birthday. IVl'ill'r‘fl‘lvl Bltlz- 44 \Kail Ff. l‘llcne the Irag’ue to orcn the c ' {n}.
o o o ’_‘.-’\F~'~_ public. 0““ U ll‘i'“
f3 Your Victrola. on our Club _ . - - . ' v o
~Piui I: about it at Donnelly'g W l. Hubbard of Ridgcfielrl was The many friends of \lrn l' W
y I o o o a buslncns. visitor in Fprlngivood yrs- S'Urdevant of Iorrpa,’ “in”: alrrl
Mrs. Louis M018. and Children of lord-33. underwent .1 blood lrrlnsfusiou 3":
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Mitziflirtriiifii“it:it l email“; .31: 33.5212: 3
_South Main street motored to New
'u'l'ozk city Wednesday whore they
; spent. the day.
3
Phone 363.
Day St reel .
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toreila 0
Laura street. wcre cccnl, Halters
New York city.
‘ o
ultimo»
a
t a
”During July and August a beau
tlful Eon Finn Dish of
Silver Plate gixen away
worth of our Cash Registnred Re
ceipts.
Main
H T
, - 'THE nousn r
*KVARNISHES
meg- “also
I! , In or o.. . N-
. No chins; to buy. Write et- all
gear
1
_..
a mi Eliza hot h strccts.
I it 0
Mr. and Mrs. M. Levy and son 0
Nerth Mum SerGl have
‘13s: «1
.ct-nt visitors in New York.
——«Cam washed and poilshrrl. 4 1-1‘
in
Quadruple
with $5.00
Clifford Pharmacy. Cor. So.
returned
Standard Products Co. from n. \ISIl with his molhcr in Now
So. Nor-walk, Conn. Haw“-
Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas and chil-
dren of \‘l’ashington street were re-
the Nornalk hospital. recentlv. will
be pleased to hear that her condition
is reported as being vcry favorablc‘.
f
taken a position in tho.
storc' at Roton Point
mcr.
"gcncrni
for the sum-
. t ‘
Mr. and Mrs Michael Dunne and
children of lecriy Square are
visiting in h‘ortcvlk. Conn.
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C‘race XV. L'Tll has taken out :2
building prrrmt for the erection of
a. bungalow and garage in Keyser
street.
1
Mr. and Mrs. George Lane 01 Free-
mont place are receiving congratu-
Now It’s In The Bank
'A New York. man hid his savings, $5.50, under a '5
bureau. It disappeared. The police solved the mys- ‘ '
tery. The saver’s six-year-old nephew, crawling uu-
fie; the bureau after his-ball, found the money and
1 it.
NOW THE MONEY IS IN THE BANK.
NORWAlK SAVINGS BANK
..._...._ —' '1. 4
I
k.
._______g ‘-
hr’, (1—) ————_, r:
latinns upon the birth of a.
“‘cdnesday. son.
0 o o 2
Rel! and Hester Haven of East
avenue are visiting their aunt at her
home at “'arwick Downs. R. I.
.s 3 0
Mrs. Arthur Day of Betta place
has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs.
henneth Day and son of Bristol.
; o o 3
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bell and chil-
dren of Southington were the recent
guests of Mrs. Bell's sister. Mrs.
George W. Wright of Van Zandt
street.
I . 0
Mrs. Frank Stack and children of
Van Zandt street are spending the
week with relatives in Brooklyn.
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USDEB DEATH SENTENCE
- BOSTON. July 18.—Cyrille J.
Vandenhecke. under sentence to die
by electrocution during the week be-
ginning July 21 for the murder of
John Soh‘iirchman at Lawrence six
years ago. was brought to the state
prison from the countf jail at Law-
rence yesterday.
Franco-Belgian societies and
friends of the convicted man are
making efforts to obtain clemency
_f.rm& I 4.. .. 1‘ '. 2.;
"l?“ r “‘ ‘- ‘- . A.
‘0
reported to the
Society by Josep
of the chauimoogra tree
a. lcprosy-combating oil.
of the socie
acd as much I;
-lhr‘ C‘hlna.Tibel frontier.
l
mcll “ill sing at lilr: scrxicc at. the-l
list church Inst rvcnlng. Mr‘lng thel
. C I
Tyler 1". Wood of Ellirlt street has‘
MAY GROW IN
was 52 births. senor o
.v . tint! m mod, 24 were Christi.” . l-
AMERICA AGAIN 3d 3:63,“, There was 80 mar- 111::Gmrn Carroll and Aunt Ca
ms and so damn. _ . . .
s 1“i'l‘i-ie statistics follow: _ K 28—;3erbert Dunlap and north.
- s. ” z—-iwph Garfield and Catherine
WASHINGTON. July 18.—Thrill- Juno HOG ‘ a“! _ ‘
tories of adventure and interest- 25—Horry to 3‘", and Caroline u n _‘ “a nun
n8 5 ' ' been 15—-—Antonlo Basile
ng scientific discoveries hate Abbott. “do. J
on and Domthy
National Geographic
h F. Rock discoverer
that yields
and leader
ty's expedition into Yun-
nut timber crop in the United States.
The explorer brought back from r and Winfred Zumbo.
”“3 “mm of the, Chinesfempaovlggn aslfgfifm to p.“ Zl—Goorgo Tokacs and Elemental senate and former assistant to 1‘“ 7‘“)an A" .
some 1"“) Swamp“ 3 ' rro‘than lS-olilary to Thomas and Katie Srnecz. . Attorney Generalwao doplarm’] illnt r»
mammal spcclmt‘na an mo 1 into Gatfnsv zernthony Guerrero and Eh’d all of West. \1rnmla 11va a tumult. n.
GDJ‘OO plants. He nisodcltge the iT—liiarie to James and Helen both Venezlt. ' hell“: for 1h“ 5‘3” 5 Hm- 30"“ v.. ’
:‘osfifs‘fin Sltosrogflcrf: confaining Collins ' 33—vah Cichowski and Vic-u Dawn. Democratic Vnnmlln‘m- llvr‘
" H i . , I . V l ' ‘ ‘ " '
3 J" ~' r7 u m icturc form The lmhiargaret to coarse and W- torts KWNV'H- Drama" b‘" “9““. ‘5'”: t " 3‘1“." l
4mm“ “m ng p cm . in sret Harrison 9—Ronuele Gnarigliu. and Ther- ity of ltarvotos m Konsnll‘cr lop 1.;c L},
BUG 55’ 3 ' ”I' Amnw. Republican ila‘lulial llt'k-‘l.
books also antedate
That and include a story . l
amongst—:3? ilolod 9—-Blsn&ie to Charles and Eve is——Arthur Johnson and \ero
‘ - ‘ ‘ ' tv.
Durin his adicniurcs Mr. Rock MlnlaCl. Har,
Travel-WT E on fifi—rrcTt"#‘€r fifi‘nfifdfi' * i" ” +4 ' *94gh4 "$94 E 5% ’94’ lug!"
trance.
Yangtze River. describ-
ccpr-r than the Grand
Canyon of lllr Colorado. The cross-
ing of slrrams prcs-‘utcd one of the
mo.“ difficult probit‘nls of the ox-
pf‘Ilfiinn. .‘lr. Rock and ills 23 native _.
assistants and pack animals having
snung acrosq mom on Music-strand
rope bridges. The party also had
narrow «recap»: from bandits along
gorge of the
ANDREW DAVEY
EMPLOYES HAVE
OUTING IN N. Y.
The local Andrew l‘mcv cm-
npioyr‘n arc. still talking today about
‘lhc big tlmr- lI‘l“§' had ‘Vedncsdai'
‘nlghl in chv l‘ork at the gathering
of all the Andrew Daxcy managers
‘ln the East. There were five. hun-
drnd in the partv and they cnjoyed
particularly meeting and hearing
Andrew Dow-v himself trll of hi:z
fish in the grocery business from
one more yours ago in first avcnue.
—~i‘\cttvccn Seventy-ninth and Eight-
eictli strcets. New York cit}.
'rhosr who ant-plied from this City
n‘rrc; i‘ntl‘lck lmxcv. managcr of
lhv‘ dislrict: l‘dwam Gilmorv. \\’ll-
llulu Silk. Yil‘«‘l‘.:lvl Slamon. Patrick
Nicl‘ermott, Frank \‘an ScoV. SIPP)?‘
on hunger. Philip Srliultse Robert
Kennally and Ldvvard Craig. “1th
thnm went, Josrph Chiotto. of Dar-
ieo and John Shelvoy ,9! Wootport.
Movie Theatres Must
Pay Music Royalties
l‘liii...\l"l‘.l.l"iil,-\. .lulv l: -—-The
L'lrltrd Stairs-l I‘l:-Irit‘l cour: )95lrr-
day <l~clvlrv "ml )l’l"‘ll-l"l"",".'~ of mo-
tion "I‘IIUI‘Q hour-s musi pray music
publishers :1 home" (N! fru- tl-m. priv-
l
A
liege of playing I,Ol~}‘l'l§lllcd coni-
Pvt-lllfflls.
.llldgc .l, \‘Chlltl-zcr Thcmpron
hfItl tilrzt II?" 3"l‘J’llllI'il t.’ H1 only
a part ul‘ .1 llillrit‘fil collipuslzicn in a
motion picture hmzm where :m :ld-
l.:ls.»lori lt. clnil’thl to Mr a him is a
4"
"pvri‘orl-irllu‘v l-‘l‘ rr‘o:.f." ll- ap-
prox-d thr lv'l‘t'nim~ nilailonn of “(al-
in 1‘. l’lnlzgias. .lr. spcclal master
in in» p:'m:cnil:i;:-. H‘at inch of
lifllflFull‘.“ "mour" l‘l‘t‘l‘l‘irili‘l'.‘ in
Hills I'i" :-lla'.l pay Irving licrlln art]
ilill‘ir‘ ('TIiPr n.1l:l«; plzblirJl'rs $230
idsiiluzgm .ll‘d NIH coum‘vl 'ecs in
mr‘u ram: ior intringrmcnt of their
m .
Tilt case. ll‘ 1‘ said. in of such
{“‘lI'Sr‘lfiFi‘I linpol'taut‘r that an ap—
pcal in pl‘tlhuirlv.
If 5 1m ll’lr‘k lo
arams' RHI‘I'JG but
is nxpcnsive.
immunizc Fido
ircailng Willie
At your table or on
the road—in cups of
Flore.
Giovanni Glunta.
dred JQHOI’Y.
viii Middleton.
h of June Him
‘ s mom
Duriu th ding to the vital
iii—Helen to Dominick and. Lucy
24~Giovsnni to Carmelo and
m—ances to Robert and Anne
i7—Rito to John and Alice Suhl.
Marian Andersen.
iS—Octavia to James and Octa-
T—Michaei to Joseph and Sadie
Rensuill.
ih—lmidred to Edward and Wal-
lay Dobring.
ls—Willism to \Viliiam and Eli:-
ahrvh Hubbell.
li—Biariorie to John end Edith
lrxlng.
li—Adoif to Jonas and Suzanne.
Scliis. fi
7—-Domlnic to Frank and Anna
Prostlno
iT—Lida to Alexander and Vera
Andul.
3—Wailaen to William and Mar;-
Mulvoy,
ii—Annunziata to Natale and
Antonio, Ball-ntino.
T'Roselyn to William and Mar-
ne Brndlv-y.
4—«Marnret to Michael and
Sadie Kllcoync.
3-»-—Aliek to Mick and Esther
Craig.
l—VVilliem to Ernest and Anna
Marriott.
G—Jamos to Earl and Julia Cele-
man.
7—Elaine to Samuel and Gor-
trude Chinsky.
l——-Calvin to Wilfred and Flor-
ence. Smith. .
fi—Nlcholu to Anthony and Car
mclia Same.
2—Dorothy to Joseph and Elisa—
iwlh Powell.
9——-Girl to George and Frances
Schroyor.
:9«-\'irginis to Anthony and Mary
Arena.
27~Joncphine to Duid and
Amelia Mare-cs.
Its—Merle to Christopher and
Jennie Buttonc.
t’EmNina to John and Helen
Stclnberg.
:‘T—«Errliia '0 Giovanni and Annie
Pinto.
2S~Rob¢rl to (“gorge and Ruth
Brown.
Z‘fi—Rizzicro
Anna Hula]
:‘r—Frnnk to Frank and C'
Middleton, 'nce
27—Aniollo to Anlcllo and Mar-
guritn Esposlin.
to Alessandro and
‘ri—Marshuli to Marshall and
l Eorcncr‘ Payne.
27~Jarnes to Rocco and Lena
Tnxclla,
:‘4~-Rol~crt to Robert and Kathryn
Fuller.
5i‘—~.\‘orman to James and Mar-
garct Lash.
1102:5260! to Frank and Helen
sagggfrlgzaottptmwrenco and Jo—
.. ‘ MARRIAGES.
sang;il‘;hlllp Mnllozzi and Jennie
li—ii‘illiam Stevenson and Edith
Soulc.
lfl—Georgc Mitchell and Bertha
Olmstead.
25—1.ch Stapleton and Catherine
Farrell.
ill—Willis
Cirulli.
Anderson.
mend.
Yoga.
Johnson.
hour.
MAY. Jill)»
A“!
"i’
7—Edmrd Bergen and Anna
44mph Anna.” and Jennie
Just Received 1
{A New. Shipment of
m m cusses
WATER TUMBLERS
' mm'r cusses
‘ CHAMPAGNE GLASSES
DONNELLY’S
1.3.18 south Main Street.
.. __ ..__ ._ __ ”—4-.
zsvstephen Hayd
zsvunmino Olehin and ano
4;.Fornand Lent and whom
is—Thomu Kelly I
8~Frederlck Miller and Sadie
7-‘i'homu Robinson and Mabel
DEATHS.
i~Msrnret Bates. is years.
ls—F‘rank Glover, 54 years
I—Robert Edge. 49 years.
s—Michoel Hollihnn. 75 years.
3—8;”! Mason. 38 years.
,4—-F~arsh Lane. 61 years.
i—Shela Funge. less than an
s-nr-h Wilson. 74 years
6-»Robert Mulllngs. M years.
6-Pstsy Mutrunni. 60 years.
7——Jscob Layton, 77 years.
9—Stcphen Gnnzv. 43 years.
S—VVIouslav-l Monmkl. 43 years.
9—4BQrtbo. Mochring. 75 years.
10—Mory Schneider. 60 years.
li—John Gombos. 50 years.
l:-—Bonjomin Cromwell. 4! years.
Iii—Ann Roscoe, 83 years.
ls—chomin Stevens. 70 years.
li-Helen Rooney. 23 years
ism-Caroline Gainer. 83 years.
l7—Jooeph Troll. :9 years,
:l—Jonnie Howard. 59 years.
28-31317 O’Neil, 63 years.
27-John Noon-n, 61 years.
24—Frsrlcis Mulvoy. 5 days,
L’s—Caroline Lawton. 84 ycars.
23—Jnne Gay. 55 years.
:3—Eugene Stephens. Tl
til—Baby Scanion. 1 hour.
ESoo-lsalmllo Srymmn; 83 years.
Ill—Lilian Sellcclg 70 you".
til-George Ryan. 6 months.
ts—mrry Kline. 47 years.
30~Henry Pricv. 69 years,
xo—lflldl’t‘d How-rd, 1‘1 yrars,
Agent for Circus
Comes to City
Circus men are always out bright
and earl}; so as to got their dutivn
through as soon as possible. and Mr.
E. C. Such is no oxczptlon. lie or-
rived in the city this morning and
before noon had completed all the
advance arrangements for thv Gui-
try Bron—Jan. Patterson Lircus.
which will git-r two performances
hcrc on Wednesday. July
yon rs.
no;
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According to Mr. Stevie. thc show
has been having capacity crowds at
W. VIRGINIA
dent Coolidge discussed ihr hilliiillrfl!‘
in West Virginia. yesterday with Guy
D. Gofl, republican candldalc ior in.»
iiS'fAKEN Ti)
tinder
cvnfrssico that hp and ammo... r.
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MURDER SCENE
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H. l-(mg. who has
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kt‘ivd Mater Samuel H
the Coast .Artiiihry Corps. “as
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the body. the inysH-ry That La:
so {bed federal. military and vii.
.‘llt.
authorities for more than a We .; 2:.
NC vth and South Carollni
Ridgefield W'aiting
l’l‘or Geraldine Farrar
filUDtJEI'lL’LU.
firld ‘iclk are until:
(it l’d‘dll‘lt l-‘zirrl . son; incl.
cupr this smuznr tin holm‘
she ptlrchzuzml in ll‘l \ch2 Law. t. .
trlcl. near 9hr .\‘r‘~\ York era'-
or whither the has bought 1: {12!'>..
101 sf :mllatne ro'asons.
Soon nth l‘ l: r innit-r.
rar. orig-limo on ”trail planar. {bout 1
the horn: in lhc I‘ilicus lizstll -
berth fitidgefield. his daughttr
camv‘ so: anamnrcd 0' th-‘ :0v 1‘.
sbr; bou.;ht iOr lzi‘r‘u'lf ilir l‘rl
place. oter thrro mil“; from l:- r
thor‘s pl pt I: A» '«zmxtli
has not 361 cccupizi ll ‘0"
length at tun.
’l‘heretprc. it in
bought ll merclv
is known lha! tilt.
in the hands of .'i real REM-tn: broke-g
for sale. limit-alum: that 2‘.‘ “m l,t'.l'
be lien, {its summer.
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Henry Price’s Widow
{iris His Estaic
The osta‘r of y».- lair II
Price, turn“ (3’ «.4502: " 1%
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cvcry stand and his newspaper clip-
pings show that the show is all that
thcv claim it to be. one of the lust
and cleanest on thc road.
Will RISO m.|ko.~ sotcygzl p-«~
qucsts The estalc ls \{i'llnm} ;
09". Mrs. l’rlcc
cxccutrix.
has our.
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51-53 SO. MAIN ST.
DeForest and Lena
Fuller. _,
Dresden or tin, the
flavor and oodness,
of Maxwefi House
Cofi'ee is unvarying.
The finest coffees of
the world aresktllfully
roasted, and blended
to create the famous
flavor. ‘
The Biggest
BON
- 120 Washington St. .
For Announcement of Connecticut’s Leadii
THIRD ANNIVERSARY SALE, JULi. -
Dollar Values Ever Oifered in: Connecticut fir Els
Merchandise Will Be on Display July 21
TON CO
33'
SATURDAY ——LAS T DJ? ’
FAIR ' DEPARTMENT
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Norwalk Chronicler