L Michael
{81 Sewing Society was
, tendered her
eras .
in her place.
. a
Mary G. Rider. treasurer.
_Jol:n Merriman.
,‘ y.
am only one dollar.
rs. Brotherton, who has
: as director since the
cuts, finished and ready
1 in hospital.
. curtains,
. vets. binders
s_rt!cles.
and
LLJoseph’s Sewing cirle.
{Leadership of Mrs.
oughtful Circle of tile
I entl.
g' ’ Guild of the
Iliad Society of 321 garments.
all: hospital. from
Board of the Hospital
tvvo weeks at the home of Mrs.
le afternoon isispent sowing
LL . .~ star the hospital. .
' "people oi the city to recog-
-.. charitable medium and to
financial members.
ta 0! the JVornslh Howit-
Society held their annual
yesterday atternoon in the
L 5 room or the Norwalk hos-
on‘ of officers took‘plsce dur-
n‘ieetins. the whole slate be-
eLption of the recording sec-
Iloward. who has
this post since 1919. when the
first
resignation
Mrs. John Mcrriman was
e officers as they now stand
”as follows:
Brs. Alexander Hamilton, presi-
Mrs: Edwin H. Sherwood. vice
dent.
Robert; Brotherton. manag—
recording
treasurer when read disc10sed
giant that the membership to date
174 The annual membership
been
society
first organized .and who de-
3 a word of commendation for
good work and untlring efforts
year to year in the interests
0 hospital work. reported that
as the last year a. total of 2566
1‘01
were turned over to the N01-
e garments .ncluded: operat-
" -s for nurses and doctors.
6 sheets. pads. bowels. baby
tray covers. cush-
countless
ous other societies in the Cit}
. hated to this total or 2566 gar-
'. it was brought out. They in~
under
Edward
which turned over 486 arti-
to the Hospital Sewing society,
donated 45 glasses of jelly be-
Kings
ters. under the chairmanship
rs. L’A. 'Wlils, which turhed in
'Catholic
1 of Women. represented at
:11an meeting by Mrs. Michael
rd. reported a. turnover to the
tters of appreciation were read
the meeting from Miss‘Ethel
superintendent of nurses at
Mr.
L it n B. Straycr. superintendent
(hospital and from the \Vom-
ejHospital EBVVIHS Society meets
-erton. Nelv'tonn Terrace. \Vhelll
'- lowed to bring friends or outsiders.
Yr
Owner Building)"
to start a business enterprise.
so with Thomas L. Santa. _ '
kinds of contracting.
grading and landscape gardening.
deniug and contracting. In
chusetts. where he spent several
years, his time was devoted almost
entirely to work on go}! links and
trio years Mr. Santa was with the
Fuller Construction company and.
experience.
new company is making rapid strides.
At the present time the Santo Con-
RALPH TOLAND
A social an! get together meet wi
be held tomorrow evening at th
First Methodist Episcopal churc
for the purpose of acquainting lh
church chorus and choir with
Ralph Toland, new baritone of
‘-—‘
ill
medicu, who has been chosen to
tor of music.
other matters relating to the musi
of the church will be talked over.
The members of the music com
mittee are: Mrs.
chairman;
Mr. Clarence Brown.
COUNCIL BOARD
OF CATHOLIC
Will Be Speaker
The
one last night .
merit of St. Mary's church.
evening. May 19th.
This will be an open meeting and
all members are invited to be pres-
ent. Michael Williams. the noted
speaker. who has appeared in Nor-
the evening. Miss Mary McCarthy
will also arrange a musical program
for the evening
conlpnnicd by Mrs. Harry I-Ici‘fcrun.
At this. meeting members will be al-
for whom a small charge will be
made.
led flee or charge.
LuaLl' Parent
are being prepared in
. -lk schools for the annual
Visiting pays," to the héld
10,11 and 1.2
anon yesterday sént- around
schools letters advising the
or the dates 'of the' four
days.
uohsnan also requested the
L and principals to talk over
teatures of the exhibit
or wished to stress and ad-
em to show all the samples—
' work which their space al-
‘ 3)
t8 and friends want to see
t the regular work as they
L diluted in his letter. 'Each
outs have a. few trusty
n Schools «Herc June LL9-12th
ed to know where the
,Cranbury.
Visiting DaLys
work of each pupil may be round 3nd
show it to visitors. This will give the
teacher freedom to meet and to talk
with patrons and become better ac-
quainted.
L “This should be our best exhibit
of school work thus for. and I hope
that parents will throng the school
buildings from Tuesday to Friday. "
.The schedule is as follows:
Tuesday. J une 9—Center Junior.
Center. Marvin, Concord and West
Norwalk.
\Vednesday, J une I‘D—Roger Lud~
low. Fitch, Jefferson; \Vashington
and Brookside.
Thursday, June 11—Franklin, Put;
nan-l. Over River. Rowayton and
Lincoln. L " .-
Friday. June lz—Knudsen. Roose-
velt. ’Winnipauk. Broad River and
Mr.
choir and with Mr. Cartlon L'Hom-
another year as organist and dircc;
Discussion. of plans tor an eli-
enlarged chorus will take place and
John L. Allen.
Mr. Silas Kctchem and
WOMEN MEET
Plan" Regular Monthly
, Meeting for May 19
~— Michael Williams
executive. board or the Coun-
oil of Catholic “'omen held a meet-
ing at the Club house in West ave-
cheral important
matters were taken up and plans
were made tor the regular monthly
meeting. which is to be in the base-
Tuesday
walk before. will be the speaker of
and she will he nos,
All members will be admit—
struction company is doinglwork in
East Norwulk, Norwslk and Reway-
ion. Last neck the company laid
a sidew alk at ‘Wull and Water streets.
Nor“ nik. Another piece of work is
under construction on Gregory boule-
val-d. East Norwall-t.
In llowayton. where it is the only
company or its kind. the Santa com—
pany has already received commis-
sions for a. number of Jobs. One of
its first contracts was the grading of
a lawn for Mr. George Barnes on
Meeker court. Large stones had to
be removed by the workers before
the lawn could be put into proper
shape.
. A good sxzed tractor is aiding the
work for Mr. S. L. Dibble of Rowdy—
ton. The tractor is in charge of
Ernest Worden of East Nor-walk.
It is quite likely that the tractor
will be used in work at the Rowsy-
ton Beach development. which Mr.
Ralph Case is promoting at the 43nd
of Ronny-ton avenue. The Sonic
company has done work at the home
or Mr. Case, where a stepping stone
wall: was laid..
M r. Scum expects to start work on
a nvw house to: liixnseltthis ,week.
The building. gradint andandscsp-
in; gardening will all be done by his
O‘K'n company.
ll
0
h
e
0'
1'
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The Janet Uble quartet will make
its third appearance in Rownyton.
Friday. May 15. at a. musical to be
given under the auspices of the La-
dics’ Aid of the Rowayton Method-
ist church. This quartet has an en-
viable reputation and has played a
number or times in‘ Norwalk and
over the radio.
The Knplan Trio. which also has
been heard before in Rowsyton. will
be another of the attractions on the
program. There will be a number
or soloxsts ut the musical treat. .
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Rev. and Mrs. Victor Sealise ot the
Rowayton Baptist church. are ex-
pected back tomorrow from Boston.
where they are attending a, church
conference.
one”.
The Good \V'lll, Sewing society is
inc-cling at the home or Mrs. Sidney
Bell in Crockett street today.
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The Ladies‘ Aid of tho Rowayton
Baptist church will hold a. meeting
today at the church.
I
The Ever Ready Circle at King‘s
Daughters met yesterday at the
home or Mrs. Oscar F. Mills in
Highland avenue. The meeting was
well attended. 28 being present.
'{he reports or the various officers
were read and accepted. The Circle
voted to; supply .carnations for the
Methodist Church for sundaeK to be
used in connection with the Moth-
er‘s Day program.
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Two new members were received
into the Circle. They are:
Mrs. Andrew J. Bowman,
Henry Hall.
LMi-s.
FFICES
SAN TO PRESIDENT
Firm Is Maklng Rapld
Strides-Doom Werk
In Various Sections--
To a great 2?le peopleaowayton
seems just an ideal place in which
to live. but hsrdiysa. place in which
Not
5 .
Tile Sento Construction company.
otwhich Mr. Santa is the ’head. is
the newest business in' ,Rownyton.
The company is planning to do all
excavating
For the past five- years Mr. Santo
has been cnguged.nt various places
in_ different phases of landscape gar—
Masse-
tennis courts for country clubs; For
while there, gained much valuable
Though but two woolts' old. the
tion.
Were discussed.
a. gardener on the Tesrie estate. «
Itowlsnd Schwebei’ will take til
part 0! Mike MCCsnu. Toa’rle
secretary. and 'a son of "Old Erin.”
The asst or characters to be pick-
eli tor the musical comedy. the “Love
Garden " to be presented May
39th 7. st the Palace theater. Mgr
members .0: the ~ Young Pod-
ple’s Musical and Dramatic league of
Trinity church; is nearing cozpple’-
Another roosting was held LlIstL
night in Guild hall. Trinity church.
at which time the varlbus t‘purts"
To date the cast lands as lollows:
Lloyd Cave is to be leading mu.
takihg the part at Dick Holloway.
Mrs. Tesrle. who is characterised
as "one reason why we have to have
doctors." is still unnamed. 50.31130.
is the part olJeanne Tearle. in love
with hick. and
‘ sister.
' Elizabeth
9!. Marie. s-m
Tom’Irol distophythoroloo
Buiy. . characterised I: being
the outside war "L
Charles Noll:
healthy cool: from Ireland.
ors srs Si yet 11W.
o "roses.” the love pirates.
s
ding guests and soloists.
bbellte LL'I‘oth-le, her
tehwiiltsketbopm
dwithsput while
, 0303
is contains “Tenth.
wealthy and determined: sud mud
Sherlock will be Patricio Flynn. I
George Han-ls will tactile part or
the count Female.” .~ The tour suit-
ThOse who will mite put in the
chorus. which mu be or prodigious
size. are to characterize gardener-s.
107813.
shoppers. flirts. kiddies stitches, wed-
Ths play is being; presented by
Tracey L. Knspp o! 41 Riverside
avenue. who Ilse wrote the play and
supervised the writing or the music.
2
N efted $25
past ,month.
"LOCAL BRIEFS/L
The ‘*L Hospital
attend are asked 1.. notify the has
tees as early as pesslble.
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loud spenkors—Donnelly'n—Adv.
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arious comedy.
Adv.
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day evening.
there will be a. meeting.
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any corms. mallet). ”Adv.
nylon Construction compsny.
o O. 0
~Best coal at, reduced pries-
Hsrris & Guns-7M“.
L ' 0 Lo 0
—-Blue-stono (or driveways.
Phone 65: or 63. Ferris-Devin: Co.
-—-Adv. .
, L o s o
11. H. Schneider of Ohio aven‘ur
charge at the work.
C O
. an. 'Li'wln City Valet is I. gem
truly located wablishmont where
cleaning. dyeing and tailoring work
for ladies and gentlemen is well
taken Column 67 North Main St.
Phone £08.~Adv.
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———A play will be given by the
Hungarian Catholic club at Kish's
Hull.'l-‘ridny evening. Followed by
dancing. All welcome—Adv.
The lechods Itch: club Will hold
its monthly meeting tonight st 2
Steamboat Place.
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-—Price of coal reduced.L Hurl-
c. Cans. Phono 721.—Adv.
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The next monthly meeting or the
Norwalk Dispensary will be held
Tuesday. May twelfth At that time.
the question or the summer physi-
cal examinations of children will be
taken up.
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—~Senior class of N. H. 8. play.
"Nothing But the Truth " Recent
IVs-idsy. Seats now selling—Adv.
O o l L
AT CUTBILLS FISH MARKET.
Daily this rise market receives
shipments otLull varieties 0! fish in
sousdb. Deliveries all-osmotic to all
sections of Norm-silt. Live lobsters
or excellent size—good sud most,
are here 'now. Fish food at quality
at Cutbills. 71 North Main street.
Phone 108,—Mv.
, ‘ O O O ,
Lvery member of the Women‘s
Missionary causation ot the South
Nortvslk Gena-mucus! church is
asked to be present at the meeting
to be held this attemdou at the
church. Various phases at the Con-
meatless! missions in South -.Mrics.
o O o ,
A social hour followed the busi-
ness meeting. The music program
was furnished by Mrs. H. W. Wil-
son. Mrs. Mills assisted by Mrs. \V.
F. Jennings serl'ed punch and cake.
Miss Jennie Scoot entertained
Miss Trowbridge, 0t Stamtord. over
the past week end.
ValentineuDietz. of Yonkers. N.
Y., spent the week-6nd at his sum-
mer home in Ramona street.
F. H. Hart and daughter. Miss
Mary Hart. were in Bridgeport yes-
terday. .
Mr. and Mrs; George LBosttul Land
Mrs. George Trabapd 0! Yet!!!
N. Y.. were the recent guests at P.
H. Hart, of Retreats? ;
Francis Jennings. of Highland ,
avenue. is convalesclng utter a. long
liness. »
people are
betray,
lecturer and
'Methodist Church Friday afternoon
and evepirlg.
dist Indie? Aid. which were occur-
on in the recent membership drives
were the guests of honor at a
luncheon given
o‘clock It the church by the month.
are of the acclaim» Old and new
months”. over eighty. psi-took o!
the luncheon.
Lwelcoined by the relieving commit.
toe: - ,
V
planning to hear Wsps-
the Cherokee educational
entertainer. at the
D
The new installers or the Mellie-l
yesterday st one
. '2 1L: o »
Upon entering the guests were
Whist Club .wiil
hold a. meeting Friday afternoon st
the home oi Mrs. Charles Perry in
Belle Isisnd. Members planning to
~25 per cent or! on radios and
l—"Nolulng Butthe Truth." 8. lul-
Regent. May 8..-
There will he s supper tor the
Girls‘ society or In!!!“ church in
the Guild room at 6 o’clock Thurs-
Foliowing the supper
—ll.sdlo and Victrolu sold at
Mr. Stuart B. Hurlbutt of Ohio
avenue had a new side well: laid last
week. The work was done by a. Row-
hss had his lot graded and a. side
walk laid. The same company had
season the funeral "at Claret: E.
Lwiil
members.
i .000 laughs.
them. Regent. Friday evening.—
Adv.
.
the South Norwslk Baptist church.
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——The Royal Joules.» your hotel.
solicits and merits your support. its
casino is excellsnu A table d’hote
luncheon for :1 ins to be tried to
be appreciated—Adv. , ,
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of the.Connectic’ut Bsptist Mission;
ary unions commences today in the
lmmsnuni Baptist church. New lia-
van.
4mm sale of Basel tunes.
‘1. 00 st Donneily'su-Adv.
o o o
. The Ladies Aid of the First M. 1-2.
church will meet this memoon for
a business and social time It the
church.
, PERSONALS
WWW
Friends will be sorry to issrnth’st
Miss Grace O'Brien 0! 7 Reed stceot
is ill at her home with terminus,
o o o 4"
was Helena Buckley. Mrs. Ha-
old Bollard. Mrs. ma Builder;
Miss Alice ensign, Mrs. John
Smith and daughters. Mildred.
Gladys and Ethel were visitors in
New York city recently. They wit-
nessed the evening performance of
the musical comedy “Ross Mode.”
0
Mrs. Bertha. ids Whites,“ at:
Main street has Just pom
new six room house from the Rome
heading Compsny of Bridgeport.
Miss Blanche at. John of Arch
street has been elites-islets: Miss
Katherine Wilson of Boston. Mass.
for the past few days. .
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Not-walls”: will be interested in
learning that Mr. and Mrs. William
Tait. tormerly of this city. now of
Allentown. Pa» hsva Just announced
the birth of I. dsughtcr. Dorothy
Olive Tait. Mr Tait was at one
time I. member or the advertising
stat! o! The Evening Sentinel. later
trnnsterring his activities to the
Studwsll Pleas Comps”. At the
present time he is connected with
an Allentown. newspaper.
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Mr. sud Mrs; Stephen Reynolds
or Scribner avenue entertained re-
latives tram New York City over the
week-end. ,
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Thomas Duffy. employed by Oscar
Schultz has been transferred tram
the Liberty Scum Market to the
Wall street mullet.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenwood st
Stumi’ord attended the recital given
by the pupils or Mrs. Lillian. Sher-
wood Newark. Monday evening.
Mrs. Greenwood. who before her ,
marriage was Miss Alberta Mai
Twins. was s. pupil or Mrs. New-
kirx's and I. stn'irsnoi soloist in:
Norwsik. _
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Miss Muriel-is Buchanan. daught-
er or Superintendent or Belmont
George V. Buchanan, has complot.
ed I. ssoretsrisl course It the Kata
hsrlns Gibbs School in New York
City. Miss Buchsnsn has just sci?
copies 3 position with the Nowell-
Emmett Advertising Gobipsny in
New York Gilli: ,
Lure Silent Bell Ind Mr, and at...
Robert. W. Wr'igbo or 63 Spring St...
locallpoorie lands their
debt: LatLgle recitalLot the
be firesented by committee
I o o ' ‘
-—"Nothing But‘tbo Truth" has a.
Come and count
A novelty entertainment under the
auspices of the World Wide Guild
will be held tonight at 8 o'clock'm'
The twenty-second annual session
' given Friday.
cially and financially.
the party.
tionally good
idea. made it pouible
on the bill.
gags to 82.600. The
There was a large
the .
Savage“ at the East
church last evening.
exhibited
stage (right which
their performance
Justly proud. suppfied
the evening.
school music festival.
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on birds. Mrs. Hui-d
her a. number or stuffed birds of
the species commonly
part of the country.
11» birds that, ivere familiar
pupils. Mrs. Hurd’s talk dealt with
the habits or the little feathered
folk. The rest oi: the program was
along the same line
other assemblies
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0"
Mrs. Clement Thom
Point street has recox cred from her
recent illness.
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The Ladies‘
day at the church.
O
and Friday.
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‘- 0
- LCisues for religious instruction
will be held ’at the East ‘Avei‘iue
church tomorrow at 4..
0
co
is "Nothing But the
Net-walk High school
s .9 «
Special services will
the Swedish Congregational church
Friday. Saturday and Sunday. ,_
services Friday and Saturday will
be in Swedish. Rev.
pastor oi the church. has been suc-
cessful in inducing Rev. ,
Bengston o! Nau’gatuck' to be the
speaker Friday night. Rev. Wilbert
Nyiine o: Dunbar: will deliver the
“areas on Saturday evening.
day both ministers W111 speak. The
$003! service Lwillbe
SesSion Regarded As
Very Gratifying ~—
Library Cake Sale
to paint the lobby of the-hail.
well attended as the association would
hive liked to; have had it.
The Library board mite
bury. LThe cord party money was ,
reported to have been a success, so- ,
seven dollars has béen turned in on ‘
The rental or Community hall dur-
ing the past month has been excep-
'l’his. combined with
the proceeds from the various
action, to vote to pay one hundred
and fifty dollars of! on the mortgage
This reduces the mort—
gage was 86.000 and the Improve-
ment association is very much pleas-
ed with the speed with which the
mortgage is being reduced.
I
performance or
the some
last week.
orchestra. or which the church
A number of those
present last night were unable to
sitend last week because
Roger Ludlow school
weekly assembly yesterdsy morning
od had the pleasure of hearing Mrs.
Frances Kurd oi’ Vt’eo‘t avenue talk
including opening
exercises. singing of the Star Spangl-
ed Banner, flag saiuc. and remarks
by Mr. Alison \Vlilielns.
no individual numbers.
Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third 8t..
spent Monday in Stamford.
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Wilbur Smith of First street
accepted a position “ith Mitchell's
Bakery at Marvin Beach. .
Mrs. Lewis T. Pratt or VVinthrop
street. recording secretary on the
East Norm": Improvement associs-
tion. was unable to attend its meet-
in: yesterday artcrnoon.
Aid society of the
East Avenue church is meeting to-1
The Ladies' Aid of Christ church
is holding a rummage sale in the
Mshsckemo block today. Thursday
The Candidates Class of Christ
church are meeting today at 3: 30
in the church social rooms.
Lockwood Powell. oi Rowan ave-
nus. will pinyitbe leading male role
Mr. Fennel! had one
at the leading roles in r‘The Little
Savage" which was given at the
East Avenue church last night. .
5 L'Feature Article,
_ g ~, ' Club News
Elect Mrs. SlObodkin Preside...
horwalk Council Jewish \Vome
Marlbérs vote to Make Contribution
Local Charities—Continue to Su
To Needy School Children
S to M
lpply l ;L
. _ _ Election of officers too}; if“
. \ 4 ' the annual meeting of 21
Plays Author Council or m... u .53:
‘ . ‘ - .1 night in the 1211.}: bum
The meeting of the East Norwaik . _ _ , The new olflcus inc} Lula. ‘5
Improvement association, held yes. __.._Y....'.......__._... Mrs. J 13,11 “anvil... "W
tel-day afternoon at Community hall, - Mrs. Benjamin .LiteraxL‘LLg
was stamina in many ways. Rs- vice—president . -.. w 3:;
poi-towers read on the various octlv. ,» Mrs. Jesse S h r
ities ot'ihe association during the ficewrmdem c O'lbous: W
The cake sale of the Mrs. David q; Jr
Improvement nssontion netted tnir- ‘ “Cw: :Or- .13; ‘24s.
yte-nlno dollars. This money whiff]: ‘3?!“ Jacob mm. Gammon:
result or. the dance held early in the “figenw H_ .;
month was scam financially speak- Members 6: If}; “Lew—Tel.
nu Card of .,
ing. although the dance was not as sea include: 3113;
Mrs. Joseph Sl‘f‘fi’n’v ‘1
"Lsake Abmhams. BITS. H11?
brought in twenty-ave dollars. which»; “'3- S‘muf‘l 5mm?”
goes toward the lip-keep of the"ii- r
have already been
4 council.
Y. I. H. A. bulldznz,
So tar, forty.
_ Nurse:
Hospital (in Way of ii :25. 3.5%
ary. Nurses” Horn. 0 ~' 1;:-
Home. Childrens Hit-2;
Naramake HORN.
The four-day rum.
ccntly held by tlli' J
provided most of 1);».
charitable work.
Contributions i‘rc: 1
however. have been ”7;:‘3 50:
benefit of the Hadassa . swmg
ole. it was also brougm Q4; 5?:
the report that money {or 31.3.
month's supply 0! "Vi; {or -
children in the Xv?
already been saved.
During the meet
four delegates to
Liv-
for [he organi-
roses! 1.. mm
Miss Emma L. Jacob
Weds Sam uel Robins
Local people will be interested in
learning ”of the marriage or Miss
Emma Lawrence Jacob. daughter or
the nu Barthelomew Jacob and
Mrs. Jacob of New York end White-
well Fan... Halter Ridge. road. Dar-
ien, to Samuel Davis Robins. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robins or
Saddle Rock House, Shippan Point.
Stamford.
The ceremony took place on Sat-
urday memoon in the church oi
Resurrection, in East Seventy-fourth
original mort-
test:
' ,I Si..0£s;;s
attendance at
"The Little
Avenue M. E.
The players
ubsence of
characterized
The
is
the music {or
conference. held in Lit:-
21 and 22. were rt
Miss Ethel Kc
Abrahains. Mrs.
and Mrs. Samuel S'. l. .
reports. The ll’ll‘t’e mom
made at the conftrx"
m1
at L the street. New York. Rev. D. E. Rus- and discussed. “‘
’ sell bourno oificinted. These “sumac”... . ,
Manning Jacob and Lawrence 2d. First—That {ML}:
held “5 the bride’s twin brothers. gave her. once favored a “.0
in marriage. Miss {felon Smith was
the maid of honor and Thomas
Robins. Jr., mulls brother's best
man.
quested that each s
ish Council of .
apart one day out of .4.
gram to be dcdlc
Second—It “as d:c:~j
conference should so or.
opposed to the gay ‘
instruction and :11:
Bible in the public .
Thirdiy—A resolu'
Lto the effect that (Ll
establish a. hosp‘.
welcome strange:
town.
brought with .. c
to
COLLEGE PRESIDENT DIES
NORTON, Mast. May 6.—-Sa.muei
Valentine Colo. president or Wheatoni
College, died at 4 A. M. this morn-
ing after an illness of five days of
bronchial pneumonia. He was born
in Miclliasport. Maine, December 29.
1851.
tound ‘in this
These were
to L the
as thutL or
woriston his boat and it is ready to
place in the water for the summer
season.
There were At the annual in:
Bridgeport section of
Jewish \Vomcn yestc: ..
ter Loewith. a membt,
of Education. was clips-E.
The meeting was if»? ;:
field hotel, Bridgeport.
with is also an only:
state Conference of 3%»
for Rhode Island and Co
The other officers "
o o o
The shore around the East Nor-
waik Yacht Club. on Soaview ave-
nue, is a. busy place these days. A
gerat many bootowners are painting
their crafts and getting them ready
to put in the water.
0 O
baton of 1* ort
has Patrolman John Roberts or First
street is rapidly recovering from Mrs. PM“? CU L‘L‘f‘
the operation he under-Went at the ”mam“ _____ . “a
Norwalk Hospital and will soon be 3‘31?de Law. :-....- ‘~
able t return i work. 9’95 e ’ . .
o . o. . Mrs. Nathan Scillxt-‘x :5 : 4.. :
The Work of laying the gas main rotary. -,...— -
in East avenue has been completed mfggnBemafl F“ L" ‘ """L
b e o - ‘ . , -. .
y m C “emu“ ”gm and 13°" Mrs. Philip Carlson. mu-.. .
or Company.
Mrs. Nathan Harrison, -
The directors for the
1926:
Mrs. Rudolph Neath: :-
' O I 0
Philip Knapp’s new home on
Pine Hill road is nearly completed
and Will be ready to occupy in the
near future.
I o ’. Jamil: Gilman. Mrs. ‘31: , ; J :1.
dull number of golfers can be seen g3»: Volkensteln on. :11:-
l... wmwifi’fisw?’ £‘f.°°‘£”§§:.§’3f ”222;.
.mg ‘m‘ - Asheim. Mrs. J (305ch5. viii:-
hard SaJtman and Mr
Main.
Plan Concert for
‘ Darien M. E. Church
5»
a: .u.
Harry Rider of East avenue has
placed a. converted auto engine in
his new motor beet.
. .
'Ll‘he three new houses being con-
structed to:- Joseph N. meant the
corner 0! Fifth street and Gregory
Boulevard are rapidly nearing com.
pietio’n.
o‘clock. '
Plans are now in the 1”- 3333
the concert to be given 3‘» 1“ 9"”
ien Methodist Episcopal chu’Ch ““
May 28th. under the DE'SO'fli d‘L'
ection of Frank LaForg :a.d '3‘“ ?
Bowman. .
The committee in chars": 35
Truth.” the
play to be
. O O O 5..
The work of filling. back of the
dam constructed by the American
Legion. at the Mill Pond. has been
0031‘
‘ , completed the Street De rt- .. .. _
be held at fluent»? ’ by :P‘ “’5“ °’ ’1" Fr“ “we” H33:-
, . . 0 Marshall P. Richards. BEE-“Mg“
The Mr. and Mrs...Fredorick Frye o: std Hallhand Rev. J. \.. — "
pastor or the church.
* FRATEHNALS
.W
Warns! Order of Eagles. No:-
Sirswberur Hill avenue ‘wera visit-
ors in New York City yesterday.
O 1‘
The freighter Corsica. is in from
New York.
Granstrom.
Albert
, The Lpler abutlnenwon the Wash- .d .5
lugton street bircgenre in beacon- walk Aerie No. 533 “iii no: t 6
onion on the upstream slide. or. semi monthly meeting toms -a
can: of the Red .. Mott svenue.
sun-
0
9.7 will meet ‘3'
l
O O
L31!!!“ Lodge N .
night for weekly business a:
'1 South Main street.
0 3 q,
Lady Jennings Lodge. "L0 7‘ “LL
meet tonight at 116 Washing”
sheet.
. . 5—‘Advcrtise in the
, the but results.
sentinel for
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Norwalk Chronicler