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lit: and Mrs. Patrick D'Orio of 13 and “13mm? 'Fouowins 310 111:1; . . .
Gui? meet, became “1° ”“110 -°” £‘§l’§°a§°§§§‘°§§$w “J"?Eewmaci ~00!“ to the Broad River Com-
Qrggory Zody. son of 311‘. and Illrs. when an elaborate “coding dinnm. nlunity Club's Old Fashioned Mas-
Michael Zody of Stamford. at a wed—1 was served. isgfijfldeflDanzS: 31%de 21°” 5 11.11]
053i}; “'thD (00k piaco..thls morning Tho newly married couplo were i ‘ 1‘; 'id '1 u ‘ ”05 CW!
:11: 8:30 Q’CIUI'K in St. Joseph’s tho recipients of many beautiful .pt‘ir .—-. Z .1» > *
Chlircli. The llcv. Father Duly of- wills. including silver, cut glass. .
. ficiated. ‘ 31mm ware, flowers, . plants and Th”NPf“-‘L 0051‘1'31190m' ASSOCW‘
TTho bride was bucomixlgly gown- oven :4. floor lamp. _ lligni Sigigkleunfl \IX'Lstport' Ship‘-
oil; in white- satin trimmed with Guests were present from Stzlm- 1 ”5 O C I h‘ “1 1'1“- manna a
. shadow lute. Sin: wore an attruo ford. New York, Bridgeport, \Viim: Wild Pdl‘ly 19 take Nice lomihtlllt
itvb little puke bonnet with :1. long lllgiun, Dulnu'urc, .i'hiludclphlu, 1“,” 110m". ‘0‘ ‘lgibort L’k‘yifffi Twill,"
3 Y“), and carried a bridal 5110“.“ , lv'onnsy'ivaniu. and South Norwnik. doc-mic. ‘ lhcic will be Di bus at u—
§ bouquet of white tea. roscs find) Both young people are well try i-lbit.
’ lilies of the valley. ‘linown around town. The bride 11:1: . . _y . .
:Patrltk D'Orio, lather 0! the for some time been employed at '“10 TWIN (511:1 V3119! 13 a. central-
llrifle, guxe her away. The Aloublo (Tluett :mtl l‘cal'lody's The groom l3" loca'ca establishment where ,
Ting ceremony was ‘ used. The is ("0111191)th with tho Yale and cleaning}. drama and [311011113 W9?“
ivrldo was attended by llCl“ courin. Tou'nc Lock “'orizs in Stamford. fur ladies and gentlemen is well
Princes Murillo. who wore It peach Shortly aft-:1- the ceremony and ““553 care 01- 57 “ON-11 Main 51--
célbred dress and hat to m’atch lreception. Mr. and Mrs. Zody left Phone “3- Ad"-
:lho carried a bouquet of peach tea 3 on .1 short. honeymoon: trip to . ' ‘ ‘
Tosca. Frank D'Orio. brother of the? \Vashington. D. C.. Plliladelphiu. 6’” Scouts 0f the \orwalk Troops .
Bride, noted as best: man. ‘ i‘:1., and Atlantic City. Upon their I'M“? planner? "C‘Q’TU “1‘95 i0 1111“:
Edward Splan. Norwulh tenor, return lht-y will reside in Sizim- Ill-‘10 {Gd-‘11:.
rendered several selections at the foul. .. . .
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.. ‘ ' surlng spoon will be given. to each
ROWIXYTON ClAer‘ATA GIVEN AT woman who visits our kitchen cub-
inet sale. No obligations its trvo.
W ; AXDV’ENT CHUItCH Angoylno I’llrniturt (30-'—‘:\d\'.
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DEPUT1 QLIXRIX ‘1 ‘ ‘31- 1 *.C j._ The Golden Rule Cil‘CiC ct thv
ENDS CRAP(3131\'1E A Is ‘ 1L9 unning FUEL CQnfil'tl‘gational church will
ham Directs the Af-
1 . . Mrs. Eilzall"lil Itursoil DH: Hill
. - ‘ .' ‘ . 9 ‘ ' dred ’tlnzc Mrs. Sun .\ .
Many Attend Roway- t a 1 1- —W om e n 5 road. 31.1mm. Mrs. Elsie Brush. ms: Adelaide Finch- "gas M” u 1-, ° W?“ . _
'- > . .. ['f m rl in: Mrs. Mary Burst Mrs. . omthy Porter. Mis- Emily Getmau. “iliiam Monariu,
ton Ba tlst Church Quartette Feature ' ‘ 13...». “m“ e‘ ‘ ’ ' . -
- p a 1 ER?“ "0’“ “t ”“1““ “MW“ \“nrman Cox-man Miss Charlotte Kramer. pianist; Miss Mary Stellmnn, Clarence Toby. 'Pcarl Jutrt‘kt‘s.
3' - T r 4 " iidili .3 A: (.3:11;:.—-Av;li‘. ‘ ' ‘ ' “be the M . was taken. -
TO HL‘11 he“ LStey “Easter Day." a cantata “as given a u . Degree 501““ 145““ 8m “’5 n“ ‘blc '0 bo‘ W‘ n p an
organ :3" the Advent Christian Chum“ in \I.. Will" - L: J. k h .. b n One of the most active arcaniazv The officer: include: Mary 3- George KOS‘VLCE ‘Genflme 355'
“ iEaSt NOX‘Walk las reven'ing under the ‘ ‘“‘ ”m ' U“ a” 6”” . ‘ th Cil' at the present Austin. Pocahontu; Jeannette Cole. 'nlngs . 3115.4. “.1. tel-c. Charlie.-l
. _ ,1 fl . ‘1; P‘ _P , elected president of the Schubert 11"“3 ”1 e 3 ' ., , _ B Austi Powhut- “'alters Duretb y A? 1:341de
3115- Ulnar 1' U‘“ ' "f “in” ‘r'direction of Mrs. Alice Cunningham. club m Siamiord 3. its annual meg..- lung is the pride of Lucas council \Viuonah. onion 3- . -
street sang yesterday at “‘9 conlre' The .1 me of in our ta (it-alt wph 1.. Th. a... ",5; unmiflre . b' ft ’No‘. 46. degree of Pocahontas. Imv tan; Ssdlo‘ licore. Prophetess. Campbell.
. gaUQnal church Oil the (JTCCE in th 00131901” or Eeqcx‘ gunda" “ULSS atlg; flank“ ‘14.: l. i .i .l. u .1 OJ rro‘c‘d (eror of Red lug”- 313W Mcuu‘hnn. keeper of You Alice GOX‘Y‘LSD. Georginana Ger
Norwalli. / Dore-til: (‘un1r1in;s locompjnll-d the ‘ . ”HA . Card'pflr'ie« calm Bales teas cords; Elizabeth Blemwud. K9999” fish. George \Viliinms. Norman
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Deputy Olive:- Clvx-l; was Céuea up smg'ws 0“ ”"0 Film” ‘md “‘1 JOHN“ ~‘Ihc Hoover is the largest seii- dances. and bcnefil “flake—all Eteziziyugdnfiimo: 8:226 23111:: Gogfgtyéttoriigzri) B‘é‘ifi'm \im-er
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, :o Mallackemo Heights yesterday by 31115” 2:2,;a::YCd'igclaltut‘fx,“ifqurhv “’1': "lf;’no;)h‘ijwfitigfu “HE‘S"! Spirit“ thosf‘finfunl‘lflacc on "IL p 3 Spencer guard of Forest. Edmund liili .Annu >‘ng“’lCn
3 ”“3 report that ”My” “Sb :1 "”3 lni‘lt‘lr gulp.” I‘lrS'las muolidl'l' tin: flu-:31 :—V\dv ‘m‘ :V Ji‘ U. H) v-"m: (frlltarhls primarily financial. Mario Piuer‘ F‘mt scout; Ida. George Humphrey. James hell'fi Al-
7. l-rapgame in progress tin 1-... There ‘Iir’ct .2 1-H“- .h.v ; “duff ‘x'lku‘ .... . . ..,‘ . .. F '3‘! si"k and death bear Brush. second scout: Leta Coleman. {red Cutbiii.
;‘ were about. invent? nirn taking part 1 ‘_ ‘ ‘g ’ “ ‘ ‘1“ ' _ . ‘ ‘ ““h ‘ “p‘c ‘ ' first warrior- Dorothy Porter \‘ictorla'lx'osmecki. Samuel Cock
m the garm L“ f “hen 1.6.. Um E\\:l (xpatn .lly “ell dorm (Jre teat. at t.1._- ho: Vaik 1.111111? :1? .l. c\(:.- fig Cqmpensation arrangement (or 1&5 Second \Vu’rior' Ruth Gormley. etus Freder‘ck Gnnung Frederick
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. , Mr— Clark com‘ns they 190k 111‘ 42»? ‘ 1.3.x” ‘ $102.11.: ,‘f35 a ‘ on n 3721118: .1?” .13.. ‘H k' “um: M‘wmi “mum?” Howe‘er'ia. ”13ml. 3‘ ultra warrior; Mary Stillman. fourth Jennings. Mm .l. B.atl\’e;t_, Mary
. r :1 made a ‘FC :waa 1; . in. p L c 1 i t. :1 LCJllu on him». gls activities are coca. an , o - _ L . M1 10
,1 in . 5 8 - “1-. Flag. lkea re 8““ tnlkinl’; about the warrior. eacs. . chael A e.
i , . . '. u \ Airs. J. Ainswortll. --”3 Per Cent :v‘t.on radios and Film: 5:10 livid ills! your in con- In"), Biolanaki. Fir“ Runner: Madeline Blauveit. :11“? LCD?"
1 the Cllliurfin (:1 I‘ujfiayton are Mi.“ Hum" Yawn INN-'7 “C'.li.i|"“' ”—Dgn HIM—”NV n. 1} iii! “:qu v-nivh «ale Anna. Pohlmnn, second runner; Remy [\Vebb, \Vllllam belly. Alice
2 finding it. “NHL-r in Y“! 111' Um” “3.1.11.1“. 1 11111.21 .1 ' ‘1' “M m 5 m J ' {311232311312}: 1.; .L‘CQLQQ ’ ~ 1 t George Humphrey. first counselor Cunningham. Charles Steinwald, Al-
i' mornings. Nowlmru liL'iil‘ :15 many .' " ’ ‘ ‘ 1 ‘ ' ‘ r ' ' ‘ “ a d * 81 l kl ‘ d - be t P him G \S’ Cnv‘ler
‘ . ‘ - ll»; -l - a . . .. - ., ., , . . _ :1 Stanley can: , secon coun r 0 an. : ... ,. .
f nutter from lierldachos when mother \ : ”:‘b “H. . . é .. Legrco loam. Pride Of Lucas April “MIL the 9"““°_” “u! be}? color. Anna \Vright, Lester Brush. M
r revs “Time .0 g... “pm 1., (act in 41¢ DOM thy (31111.u1111.,.. :Lounci! Degree or Pocahontas. “ill brato its second dnnixersar}. ho J \L Clou ha Elizabeth Todd
3 {11.35: owes 1: 151;": necessary to 231'! mm" 123m” BIaCkma‘“ ' 130M a Gaul party tonight at Red notifi- has 3'“ 5'3““ 31““ out. as '0 Th3 members a! the Pride of L‘n- Frances chulfi' mea Dennis.
.- , ‘7 ' . ' , ::_" _ ' Ilirs Ainvlill Knorl, , fflenu hall. \\ cs", “35; ”mum street. in“ what that celebration will con- cos Louncll include the following; ‘~ “" . ‘ ‘ ; j“
:1 Mary and John a. all. .Lil(‘_‘-' are up Prank Suit . l - ' LL of hut \pecla‘ rro ram is be . rifle [3..th Ruth “’ilson, Edna Mrs. Dora. Steinwunl, I)orot.l.y main
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» with the 131111. “Tub.“ “J."OH'. of (“union l'.ntrl1 1., i C' h buy“... :5 r. ‘ “'1 ' . ~' .- .\llll(.r. Marie Pitzer. Florence 'i‘o- “old, Adam ”0"?““1‘13 .
a. vuurse \n Kcl'lloi ilmll \1|i‘li”3(|lh. 9‘14““ 5' H“ ' .or bu“; H be int: arranged for m" .1nni.. \1 -.~ -‘ '1 I‘m‘i Llr‘ 1 'l’lo‘nr~
. l"i'nny.li;iilk(‘ilr;u ~1“tl'.‘l‘ ill‘li'illk‘” the J W‘ .nr ‘5‘wa ih“ H “might I" ”:3” ““0“" i” “l“ i‘i‘h. Dom-co train of UM: I‘l‘ldf‘ 0’ boy and Grace Carrier. - rm!) .6331”: 0‘ ":1... . ‘.- ‘ I‘iv-sd
l V T .U. 5 ‘. l .7, I Thi- .mguius \\tl‘I‘ assisted by a = bin-1:11 \wl'uull; ilxlltlrt clmrn‘li I'll‘xm 'l‘rl‘n is rm:- of iln‘ most ac- Mrs Ida Brush Elizabeth Stein- 801." OTOiILa. "”‘JH‘J' “..
days arc «luring \.l".liil)ll .ll.111 \xhcn chorus (,r mix-fl x'oicos “'h"‘ll invlzrivi ' L :- .‘ .‘.‘ .‘_' 7 ‘ " . l “‘1 ... ‘ ' . ' \Vllliams. Herold Porter, Mary L.
7' :1. fallow has ta,» pg; up and so to ed the fuliowii'g ”1'”;ch “ ' ‘ i ‘ ‘ a o c‘ ' UH: paints. lillb-lljilnl of (Duffie. “'3 d. . {13¢er! Luke. Allin; . Yu.- Austin. Berton Austin
' :cllool. Rk {1""1 ”11;” ‘ ‘ - .—i rug. human“. .1'.’”t_‘Ui‘2.itu lnca- is instrumental in Initiating all the illnk. AHLC‘ \Vebb. Anna “‘Ced. Ade- Edna Stocking Jearuct'e Cole
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. ' ~ ~ Edward iinorr. "”“”'°, “1““ .‘-‘.”..1’13[.31.t.° ”3‘.“ "m‘ fmmm‘“ "3 m." 9””; 1:13 we mm“ mm” mm“ Mary McLaughlin. iosslc Moron.-
M‘t‘. and 2111's. (brag-.- leosolvey and Al'fhllr .‘llllsworllz 1 ;. i.i’-\.ilu.\l.i . 1.1 .r l. «min hi.)- _‘~'n .11 charm; n. mam of he '3” Val} Jennings. Harold Cunning. Jennie Getman, I‘crcy Colo. Gaylord
.3“,in have r» '1: ‘L..l t'rom m-O']1(hn'll:li;lll Niwl My.“ 1 .19.. :..-1.., ‘3”. “gallons, its :rm 11:11 Ell'leHJL-fi (it tho EDWIN”: ilanl- Bertha Peterson Grace Lock- Zahlmun. “alliam Amiorson. (1001136
.; “here they 1.1,. M Mr 1 ””1 1191: (lax'u i‘il‘rln "i \‘l'u‘wlh ‘ Any. 3111‘; illi-nltlll».: Ll) -—_\<Vi'1'. .\l the proscn'. 112111.“. the l‘rldgio! “00d ln‘rierick Cunningham. ’Ihe- \Viiliarns, Frederick .‘HU‘TT Charla-s
= “ 1th Mm 31:...3 ( mg“... 314-3. .' "i‘ ..” ' " ’ ‘ L‘ncas Degree tefim «“1”: ma "K resa Cunningham Harriet Payne \ ~ . a
. . ' ii in in \‘1lll l - , . . .. .. . . . y ., ' - .liiler. beorxo Le “omniodluu.
1"? 1‘ duarc. MU,” ., £ . \l:.:.,li‘l. . 11"le y‘arzluncy , ., hing “in” If}??? i: .niéi. GER“: mull): plains: 'lomglxl 31.83““!!! Si“, ”“5? Hanford. Mary Blelsoski. Hazel Cunning.
} ‘ ' i .1155 m- lullnt mugsqlmu, fiyf‘f‘c’ ““1 “3’ * S“ 1.- ‘ -. ', arcaid port.» at Red .itnb "all On Ratherlnfl Hildar. Leta Coleman. 114m, Edith Boeman. Manuel Pohlev
.' . A. iai‘gu 11nd £1111-l‘EIJlliti‘.‘c :xuciiunce' _ ._ it»: h “nu“, t:.1111..1 full. in: held taillight 9‘ 5 “rs: \\ ::1 ixlng'on strC-é-t. Prizes Marlo Conley. Ethel Dolnhanty. Velma Sulfa, Clara Vempf, )any
3 attended sermon: at tho limvaytun ; . ML linux;ll)t10€li 11; lm; chill'uii. mil 1-42. ..1rdotl and rtircsluuents Emily Gclnian. Louise Ilon‘man. Stillman.
' ifnptist (‘i'llll'i'il m il'.£ll" 111-.» now 155- Mm; m m MN“ , ' ‘1 ’ . .. ‘ , hurled. ‘ , , Flizabeth Evans. EthoLCoCkaqllc. ‘tnniey 141.,13115l-zi.
my 01132111 \\‘lll"ll the lip” l‘illgtr 31:5 L. h \m. u 1mm .0“‘f‘“‘ clmoiur oi the ’Eusuin blur ‘May 11. the Couxml Utsrcc team \inn. Coilina.1{:tlheriue Hull Georgi. Lchus. Mary Van Kilk. ’i‘
Ural-Gums mun the church. 111.3 4\1lL-;I\il h ll‘lr. “ill hold .1 can! pally .lt ill}. 'ilU'lllt} 4”” be m charge of a moo}: mar- Helen Hayden Anna Bird-ell Sadie \I Stocking Rose Paulo-'lciz. 111th
migbms :3: 111: m,” “hm. .7 .‘Im U: ml: success ut' the can- U131: 3:11:11] intuit“? ll li'gljriojlil giagcwalltl uanctx to be given for the Moore. Victoria Moore. Harriet Gormlev
pa, in tht. Sf-I‘\l( s \lelfl‘ in 1:1.“ 1:11.;1 was km” w ”w l'5udol‘:.llip 0?. ti :2 l '. no g1. ‘ . 1 1.10m r.. .11.1 enent of the members tlmisurv. Hear) \Iay Spencer. Albert R- “.1150”
firs. Lennon-r: )illuiii no}. .31”. Mm: Cunningham. 1r: mus .2..v.vin\1tcu; . Too of the dcgrt‘n It‘flmcl‘b “'1' PM) Alice \Mada: Charlotte Kraemcr Peter Heal-us. Sins Camden}, _:\l: 1-n
Wis. Ifewlls ”opp. - 1" til *1 u d . \l d the put-ll Iof liride and groom the Alma antord Catherine Mason Berg. 01°,“ Haakend. Mrs. 31. b01111-
.V '5. jar Minx-11.»; ' -—— 'Ul‘ .iizcr or or ens.‘ . {re names )0 21;: (or)! serum?! until the Helen Hendricks Mildred Ulzlnger lev, Mrs. M. ruffles 311-5. Amju 1131.31-
if!” Elwin! Lima 1.1., Cl'OiTl“ ell orphanage “mm“ TEL 2:) :1;;-:_-.\dv. mfilut a: ”m ”an" The “mm team Dorotthoweh. M. H. \ianugian man. Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman. )Iubel
. .1 ES 101.3. mic . o “‘1 111: part. Rehearsals am now '2. 2 ~ . ~ , q '
m... .Hold Qualtel‘ly Meet .. or .. , mm 62.”.
. . mes Mary is” 1:11;, ClEm:kiljl‘lustefliiuiu’eoe13:1,: 11:331. um“? BiretiOdjbE .111; blLl(i€;\\ delegates in -Tho Council 11va numbers nearly Ciarenca Tobey, Clifford Arley. Keg-keg. Margaret Uruskey. Dorothy
g5. S 3“:th (“x'l-cl‘ \2'1t1111'li-1v :ftLl’flOOll tall: Elf}; (rural 1 life 1 tonight At 1300 mcmbm-s' ”9 03' “'hli‘ll are Prank \‘l‘. .Ktlsiik. Ernest. W'ilson. Van Kirk. \Vinifrud \‘lln Kiri: and
' '. ' . 8- ‘ - - ““3: ' ‘ ' ' 1‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ “ 1; 5“ 0‘5 or. c lurivr members. F. . \' ' . " . ~ . .
3353 (“.1“le 1|i'i Smwllsh Hungrcgationul Church, b . . . -——.._____.._. . Lonnie», liontio llnch. Kenn (rompers.
" . 53 Marimw 1‘3....;]_ i-. >1 Nnruzlill. i'l'hcrc was :1 short —~CL1111L‘ In 111.; lirozul I{j\'(11- cém. VOI‘W' ii ‘1 ‘ 11 2.1” l . ~ > .
Vld All-r1 Ciii. ‘1’}.0u13‘11n 5“ WING“ lilo childrmrof lllilniiy Club‘s Old l'usllionud 3121:» Pl hid“: :1“? ‘3 ll 21"“ _P a“: 3" _ V I ‘13. Church “ill by: In] 1 3:, §, 0019.51;
ward Lil'otilcr'on UT“ A‘Pildil." 501w“! took purl At qlleradc Dimcn in. lied Men's Hall. .‘g \ill bzh.ml,‘..)ix?umfh. A dm' EAST NORWALR this (“"an
, @035me :lm; 'tllnr thv (illidl‘cn brought in Main St.. Nor-“milk. Tiles. “.0” “if; \ {\L:~l~.é‘l'\tlt :11 5.1.: oclock. .. ._
‘ drew Blur-inquxst, ih~ bani-:5 and save tho money to «\Dl'll I‘L—Aclu . mom 3-1.1: an. lll‘l!\.d . W The firemen a. the Mayflower
Howard lgvortu. Um f‘mu fox HI“ oxwpharmge ‘ " ‘i v T . . ‘ ‘ '7“ r . BHSSIONAR-Y CLUB Hose Company :m; not to Ln, out-
ed Raymond. 3 "illis (lrrlilimllzc is situated in 'lht- UXL‘CUUVC i‘murtl oi iliu l‘C‘Ol‘- .. hf“ “ hdlz‘ou‘m‘ ‘ “61‘? 0‘ ”39 ‘ ~1 done by the lioliE'.‘“‘l\tS in lies:
_ e choir is xinllor tho rllrrxllon!l~ MOIH‘VU COHHUCHC‘IL and is un- gonna) Mozart chorus Will moot hip-943 'J‘IUSMWJS will ““3“ 3’- the. TO HOLD DILETING Norwalh when it (joints to twin:
of a. Moselnr ‘ilcclmn A. Pad-g (1"1‘ the iiuspiccs of tho Eastern tonight with the director. Mrs. Mor- arm!“ 0‘ MI‘S- Chrlfilmn Swartx, “3 house donning. The (10015 or the
do \‘ottlc ton “ as. in '2 sin st 013311- E \Iis-sion Association. '1‘ here aro risen. «il'i"\\'cst avenue. as several 05‘- :Wuuuc, tomorrow aitcrnoozi “t- , " fire house hane been in: lnlCLl leuent-
ism? labour. sm'tnty- tin: children at the business matters of importance have 3150 o'clooli.‘ B'IayflOW’er Hose COI’i'l’ ly and the yards defined up. 311.; .
. .. . . :mr-llanuge now. This institution is to be discussed. ‘ o . . my 1 em er m- firemen are making arranfiémems
umber uf Itrmzulun llf‘vriie ut- chiefly supported by the quarterly ‘ *1 ‘ The ill’llES of llll; l irsl. \letilcdln‘l pa 1‘1 .b 8 CO for a. flower garden and today they
%6_ the curd pay-1y ”l mu homo (oiiilihutl’mls oi the children of they ——I"ricc of cool reduced. liurrls Episcopal Chuich are making plans lnence Sprlng Clearl- began work on the inside of tho
rs. Lemburt Muultln'op ir-r tho “”41 ’1 C'Uns'l'ngitionzli Churches. d: Guns. l'hunc T.’1.-—-.~\d\. for u. xlimhmgu sale to be held - _ d “I k - fire houses. Everything will be sill-tic
t cf the Mozart socigly £01 A‘ U! rHILIU’imetlna: Saturday after- a a is u —. 1 Thursday and Friday 01‘ this wool; lng an a 1 n g and span when they get through,
1 Extension. Among “1039’! 1001! re :61; lmellls “‘CX‘O BEl‘l‘ed— to IQBV. N. L. CO DE (If UI'E'CUW'CII. in the Muhagkengo building, F1 , ‘ G ‘d ' they declare. l‘he “'il'ldOYVS will
the children. will i)" master of ceremonies at a ‘ . 0“ 81 31 en ._ . . ~ . .
‘ ' most Ill-501:» come in 101 .1 good
j . . > i reception to be held this mening at Cal, 1 P ,t Gi - f . l cleaning within a day or so.
. I You Have LAny NCW'S iprtscnt from Ronuyton were: Mr. the Mount Zion Baptist church. All ( Gal y Vgn 01 l The monthlygmeeting of the We- Herman Vogol of Liberty Square
' g, _ land Mrs. A. Bockius, Miss Mary Ill- '4” muted. ‘ . Benet-1t 0f DIUSIC Clllb men's Foreign Missionary Society or has been coniin.‘ to his hul‘ll‘) for 4
fillet.) The Woman-'5 Editor, lder, “”8 Dorothy Raymond and > ‘3 *3 .1 ' tho East Avenue Methodist church the past; few days because of ill-
- » ,‘Erzmk Aanda, . —-R;1dio and S‘ictrolu acid on 'I‘h t f l . 7 will be held tomorrow evening at. S mess.
i0 The Evening Sentinel, .. _ “ F '3 . may terms. DOIlllBth—AGV. ' 19‘1““ U “‘1 {9 sew-3 1101b card o'clock. There‘- will be an election t 0 6
4 1 lhc 1- rleilrlly Sex-nee club Will . . . - . pt‘" 0“ ‘0 be 6“”? my} e we!“ of omcers and all members are ask The pasfinle baseball team held
holri ( 1 _ , .. . _ _ .1. . ~ ot the Mozart. Society tor Musical
0).“ Call 92 01‘ 93 ‘ meeting this ”“3“ng at 8 1‘11ch “ill be .1 trusteeub meeting
loclucl: at the home of Mauretano
Jl'ei‘3’b0d)"S doing it.
You try.
—- Ogllnu in Rowayton avenue.
The Things You Want Most
S on can finally reach them if you will climb the
savings ladder -_— a rung a pay-day.
Almost 1
this cvouillg'at the Kn
E. church. All men
quested to attend.
a
tor lawns. Allied
2,393- -2.-—— Adv. '
" BRIEFS
——Sheep mallum Jud Aglic Lime
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Annual election of officers of the
A Page
Miss D Orio BeCornes Bride
Oi Gregory Zody Tuday
1y. Elaborate Gifts Presented to Young
Couple —— Honeymoon to Be Spent in
Washington, Philadelphia, Atlantic City
éliss Evelyn D'Orio. duughterrof
t Chamber
Commerce, the D. A. R, the \V. C.
ord Council
c11urches.the Connecticut League at
“lower; Votels, and the
cut: Federation of Women's clubs,
all sent representatives to the recent
hearing on the appropriation of ad-
Connec
the Long La
Fair“ for “ab/“aid gills at Middle-
meet tomorrow night at the home or
ight St. A. M.
mom on: re-
omen
l
of
ti-
Active Group
The Degi ee Team of the Pride of Uncas Council, One of the Most A’c-
tive Little Groups in the City
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Photo hy Manugiui.
Front row, ten to right: Mn. Nina. Canficld, Sin. Mu: Spencer. Mm Dorothy Germanetti, Mrs. Mary
May First
of 68 Spring street. became
Hamilton street. Rev;
Hurley officiated.
semblo suit of French blue
and blonde satin slippers. She we
1 corsage bouquet of
rose-s and SW'SEL p683.
ht
Costello—McCarthy Wedding .
Is Earlyi Mom (”31%
B]. 1de and Groom Are Well K110 m ip T.‘ ‘
——W 111 Be at Home to Thei1 \iap;
At a. very pretty wedding which
took place this morning at 8 o'clock
at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic recipients C i» - “:7.
church. Miss Helen Frances Costel- .Shortly H“;
lo, niece of Mrs. Margaret Flaherty many. they
the
bride at “Walter McCarthy. son of
Air. and Mrs. Daniel McCarthy 0! 11
Dennis P.
The bride was gowned in an en—
with
picturc hat at georgette’ to match.
Orpheus
Miss Agnes Costello. slate: of the
bride has bridesmaid. gowr cd in an
ensemble but: of Carminia. T1111 with
to match. She wore a. cor-sage this city. He, : :
bouquet q: baby roses and sweet South Nora-ah; »‘
peas. .larence McCarthy. brother Columbus.
Feature Artie]...
Club fleas
N .
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of the groom
was best 1::
.The bride
honeymoon
Delaware an;
tel-eat. '1“ "
May first
home. 6')
Both
known in '.
been head
ly's static-
Ior the past
Widu Circle 1:;
Mr. MUM”
as managvr (1'
Station on \V“:'
two years.
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buttery Of Mr. and
Spring street. were visitors in Now So vnd‘ View
Yorl. - City over the week—end. Elat iyes from 1.1;
v a 0 “Moe's-end
Mrs. Carrie Godtrey of Spring - . .
street entertained friends from Patrick D;
Stamford over the week-end. street spout \ -
. . . in Br ldgeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oddo andi ' ' ‘
children of Brooklyn spent the? Paul I‘e l: ',
Wu k—ond with Mrs. Oddo‘s parcnts.‘- .
Dir. and Mrs. Angelo Mugaverc of - -
:\Voodward avenue. Mr. and 3.175 7 . 7.
' " ' Knapp strec' »::'»-~ .7
\Villiam Romano of Chestnut from New Yon»;-
sireet “ho rocently underwent an end.
lor-eration at the \‘onxalli hospital. " ' '
is much improx ed.
0
Matthew Galbo
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of
Anthony Galbo’or New York Ciy.
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urday.
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Mr.
or Oshorne avenue spent the week
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Flu] C Riv dell. who has ball up
Extension yin-is held Saturday eve-
fling at the home of Mrs. Lambert
)Iouitllrop. Bayview avenue and
Brown, '1 el
and they are
a great benefit to
Mrs.“-
“I am taking your
C’Izambcrluin’ 8 T ablela
stomach and liver .
I find thema fine medicine"
.Walmlfl,
If these crayon: trouble
my
MC—
M
l.“
teal their love. but you to different
proved to be a. decided success. Dea—
pite the fact that the party was held
the Saturday night before Easter
“hen a number of people were un-
able to attend, there were the tables
of cards.
Among those who attended 'the
card party were:
Miss Muriel \Vclla of New York.
city.
Ellsworth Lockwood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beckiua.
Miss Dorothy Raymond.
Frank Brande;I
Mics Edna. Woodbridge,
Miss Florence Ackerman,
7 Miss Mary Rider,
‘ Mrs. Robert Gaynor.
Miss Mabel Pryor,
; Lawrence Woodbridgc.
Mrs. William Hansel,
Miss Elsie Moftitt,
Mrs. Uhle,
Miss Uhle.
j, Mr. and Mrs. Lembert Moulthrop. '
\
<‘?‘Woud.be.shlek (futuously): “Most
women area '1: clever enough to con-
. mu: t‘ you?”
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ed to be present.
The Girls‘ Club at Christ. Church
will hold its regular weekly once:-
lng at 7: 30 o‘clock tomorrow even-
ing with Mrs. Stillman. :
At 7: 30 oclock tomorrow evening
the Triangle Club at Trinity Church
will _meet in the church parlors.
A large number at people attend-
ed the Easter services in the East
Norwslk Churches yesterday.
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Plans‘tor the coke and bread
sale to be held Friday afternoon at
the Atlantic tad Poolnc To: store
on Von Zaut street by the East
Nomlk Library Board tor the
benefit or the library are progress-
ing nicely. ‘
East Nor-walk in beginning to
show signs afar-ring The children
are hiring advantage of the spring
mother and vacation to jump rope.
play baseball and to roller skating.
M). and Mr; Joseph Leychak or
East avenue. entertained relatives
and Mend: 71mm Nam-1k. New
*Walllng'ford and New York
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;"Wh.'a£ you Want is the Zoo. not. a
practice at Ludiow field Saturdav.
.They are last rounding into form
Shorehaven links.
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A- large number of people \isitod
Cal! Pasture Beach yesterday.
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The roads to Cali Pasture are be-
ing put in first class condition ' by
the Street department.
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John. Cm evarl of Liberty Square
who has been confined to his 'home:
beciuse o! illness. is. expected to be
out. again in the near future.
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Thomas MdLaughlin, formerly of
this city and now of New York was
a. visitor with relatives in Van Zuni
street recently.
.
Valor on phone( calling garage a;
3 o'clock a. m ) “Hello. is this the
game? I just turned turtle. "
Mechanic (sleepy and disgusted):
mas-eh.
' ——Ha.miltoh Royal Gabon!
\lsiket, is giving :1. theater par‘ ' for
friends at the Longucre theater in
New lurk city.
They “ill see the new musical com-
edy.
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. Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph Lonchak of
John Di Sosa. of Main street. spent
Easter Sunday with Mrs. Di Sesa's
mother. Mis.Bu1fu of Paterson. N. I.
spent the. Easter holidays with his
{or the 194-5 season . mother, )Irs. Mary Kopsco of 1 Oak
- a a street.
The warm weather or yesiezday Mr and “r; .111sz Mc.\'a.lly
- of
brought several golfers out on the W'ebster street. celebrated the}?
twenty- third wedding anniversaryat
their home yesterday.
street was a visitor in Stamford Sat-
urday.
daughter spent the week end with
Mrs. Julie's parents in New York
Davis 10,; ~ion No. 8 L. 0. $1..
visi t the Stamford lodge tonighL
Bridgeport in his territory.
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BYOHUG
entertained several
Saturday evening.
rcslm
ref 16m: “11.: SL‘i‘\Cd.
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a
was given a birthday
home Saturday night-
wed by
6
party
played folio refreshments.
t
311‘. and Mrs. Jamcs \‘\ airc-
Ntfi‘ York spun: Easter in
summer home on \\ estsidc avenue
Dariuu.
u
Carroll B.
8 .' 3
11?. did 11114.1..ch
and strott.
l.- nag A. Goldberg of \E‘ashington
Tuesday evening.
"Mercenary Mary. "
4 “‘c-st axcnue and M1. and Mrs.
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Michael Kopsco of New York city
Mrs. Lillian Nichols
of Third
\
.coo
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jade and
W
Fort Point
street. ins returned to his home af-
ter spanding a. wool: with his 304.
Anthony Nickoiette of Fort. Point
street was a visitor in Stamford Sat-
Bir. and Mrs. John Capuora. of
Fort Point street entertained rela- e-- ‘
Lives from Georgetown over the Xiziffisiféig‘ . ‘
week—end. ‘* ‘ " ‘1 ' ‘ “‘ ‘
o a o . I 1
Lawrence Kinda of Fort Point. striiifiscmlrnio’ffgir . "’ ‘
street was a visitor in Stamford Sat- W “."‘ ." .
urday. .. . .
. . . .nrs. Joan. .sl::::
Alvxundcr Jufl'c of For: Point; Eggh'gfffe “SLOT:
street. spent the week-end with his ur d" 6
uircuts in New York City.
‘ , , _ 11:. and Mrs. :~
and Mrs. Frank \V'arranslq
and v. 1221 relatives in New York Cit y.
pointed deputy organiznr of the Hv
will
Mr.
Riedell has Stamford. Danbury and
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Miss Esther Moore of ii Putnam
young
friends at. a. party given at her home
Games were play-
Cd .lnd can cing enjoxed after which
Robert Baysinger of Issues place
at his
Games were
of
1.11911.
.0 i- . a
“’ills of Hartford is
Visiting his grandmother. Mrs. J. A.
\Vl‘ils of Butler street. for a few days. .
Smith of Port-
land. Conn.. spent the v: eel»: end with
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Smith of Haw:-
Mrs. Bertha ::
{entertained 3...
York City over i".
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Archl Longyl “
a. visitor in Brijg»;
mug.
i
Joseph White o; ‘ .
a visitor in New» '
Mrs. John C‘L'; .
children 0: Eu
in Bridgeport row“
‘
Joaerm Haskvfi‘.
flux. yas a. \‘lsl 1:“
aturday.
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M: and Mrs. :: ..
of Flax Hill
' tires from
s:
5
Paul Fodor o:
purchased :1. :
nv
=Ifr- and .5.
Cliff street
from New Yer.
L'Ild.
vs
Mr. and Mrs.
581:: avenue
gtrom Bridgepo
Mr. and 111:.
children of El\'
Kilman's pure -
the week-end.
:Mruand Mrs.
avenue spent ‘
Mrs. Reed‘s par
1;
Samuel Ah
street was 3 vi
urdliy.
Mr.
Bouton street .
from \Vaterbury ca» 3 ‘
and Mr:
CL.
Stephen i’ic—y
street has purchasv:
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Mrs. Ally L'ui;
a TGCCI'lc \iSl'Ol" l‘.1
View terracc
\f'ith relatives in . ~. r
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Mr. and Mrs. J
Hill road enterta' 1.
New York over 8:.. ‘
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The many {ricr
Guineas of Stewart .2
been seriously ill for
will be glad to learn "
tion is slightly tiny-s“ “ .
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Harry Sullivan :1
street spent Sunday i;.
sin};
o
r- V
w
3 I »
Mrs. 1:1- C
Y.. an: 7.
part-:3.
Hayes. v
Mr. and
Larchmont. N.
Mrs. Markert's
Mrs: John T.
avenue.
. .
ty.
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Mr. and 1311‘s. Julius Haas of Sound
STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
Mr. and Mrs. R \‘17 -
have moved from
Place to 22 Webster Sin-4;”,
“FURNITURE FOR THE EN’EIRE HOME"
scorn NORWALK
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