.Society’ s Musical Trbat to Be Given an
ror‘wnlk M. E. VChurchV——Artlst Has Won
Wis who will bdl
at the Mount e-
”be ‘glven in tits
silt M. 15.
Connecticut.
the past two' years she I
.host of admirers at con~ ;
e neighboring communi— ‘
btsmicro. Wilton and
'orprotation of the role of "
o the Bridgeport Ora.
piety's recent presentation
was accorded enthusiasv
every newspaper in.
has received' equally
pdmm’ent on her singing
”girl tiers: of such widely
illustrations and aotoustics
' ' “sm Academy or Music.
ll. N. 1.; Aeolian Hail, .
Vs ‘ New York Hippodrome, V
t 'avenue church. is sure g
finished tethnquue' and
mu. .—.4 .
l
Ritch’ ,5
m’o
ccnterlto. Miss
ntirely tree from
end. gutterai tendencies'ihat ,
ehtly mar ones lull enjoy.
lie warm tones or low ro-
daughter of xenluneiy
si‘ents. Miss Hitch has
of every opportunity for
experience.-
. . slender brunette.
coiul and devoid of at-
leh adds greatly to her
is an ideal foil to:- the
ens are being made by
V or Memorial Day. and the
almost complete and
. planned to start the celebra-
'H with a sheet parade ln
arlous military. veteran's and
Vindication: will participat
owing: th'eipsri'ide', brie: ex
V held at the Sold:
bill. at the corner of Main and
ts, Danbury. during which,
will be delivered by some
' resident ot-the city. ,... .
W
Associations to
not in Bridgep8i‘t
i be a meeting or the
{slgdirectors and publio health
oistlons in Fairflcid Coun-
atteruoon at 2:30 o'clock.
uditorium of- the Welfare
rldgeport. u
the Public Hehlth has to
s; 0 Public Health as.
ill be the litibiect under
, st the meetix'ip. This lec-
1,. giVen under the auspices
ROBE ETHYIi GAS
.,_ TON, May 21 -‘— (AP).
floral Cumming ot the
'Vlt'l't service is expected to
'h I. comnlission or seven
e whether use of ethyl
motor fuel produces in-
ts. Appointment of the
Was requested in a reso-
pted yesterday by com
ed by the Surgeon Gen-
‘ihe subject.
. .
, Church »
' by“, is already well ‘
" coltsm
oi the orchard fete to.bo elven at
Mrs. Hoelscher's boats on bier Hill.
Wednesday. June. I. .
she wul be assisted by: -‘
hit-i. Edward J;
townsena a will... on. denied
mm. ' ‘
MmGeorg‘s‘ Avison‘.
Mrrlsuy. lire. Msy Molar.
Mills. Miss Adelaide at. John and
Miss Isobel Wood. ‘
There will be card tables for these
time Want to play during the after-
noon. supper will be served at 6:“
o'cloclr. after which there will be
S‘PRINGWODD
Ralph De Martino of Mulvoy street
has recovered from his recent illness.
. O 0 I
Ralph Cochla of Mulvoy street who
a recent visitor in Bridgeport.
. s s s
Miss Susie Moschiiio of Lexin'g-
ion avenue has' ieturned from s.
visit with relatives in New York
city. V
.. s
Mrs. Stephen Dokus ot Lexington
avenue has returned home alter a
trip to Bridgeport.
I O
'r.
Mr and Mrs. Nicholas Taloors or
Lexington avenue had as their guests
recently Mrs. James Talcore of Bell-
vue. N. Y.
Joseph White of Lowe street was
--Vs} visitor in New Canaan‘ yesterday. .
Charles Fosthr of we street has
recovered from his recent illness.
'.
Joseph Murphy of my avenue has
accepted a position with the Eleo-
trlefiervice Company. ,
Mrs. Matthew Gallic ot Lows
street visited Bridgeport yesterday.
Mrs. John Tori: of Lexington ave-d
nue spent yesterday in Bridgeport
with her sister. Mrs. Loonard- Ca-
sens. .
V s .. e
Mrs. Carmela? Colombo of Ely ave.
one is confined to her home by ill-
ness. ‘
John Million of Bridgeport was I.
visitor in Springs/bod yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Cavells. oi! Darion
was a visitor in Sprinswood yester-
dayg
‘ I. t ‘ 0‘
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Ralph Psisdino- of.
Elizabeth street are entertaining the
Misses Marion and Antionetto Slin-
tora of New York city.
The new home of Mr. and Mrs.
Prank Pomano ot Ely avenue is
nearing completion.
M
WHOSE IS IT?
.A‘ main coat dropped rrom an
automobile in Nerth. Main street
and was turned in at the poilcc slit.
lion yesterday afternoon; The only
means at identification found vves 's
ticket to the policemen's‘dence.
.
"'Ge'tYour
KOD AV.K
bow and be ready for that trip
‘ '_ you’re sure to make
. .
commits
Bo". Norwoilt "
. Ntstlloht'
‘ some at your address.
none.
' LOCAL BRIEFS
The mm tesihi Pride ot linens
Council. No. is. D. of 1%. will hold ‘
William Miller. in West Wbshlngton
,, street. Saturday. .
--'l‘s..vlor Tots tor the Baby from w
-, 6 months up. Donnelly' s.--Adv.
' ’ -The Royal Jsmes' Chef's Biscuit
Strawberry Shortcake is a fit wind-
up for s good meal, well served.—
Adv.
s .’ s 3.,
CUTBILL'B men MARGET ,
. Does not sell all the tish food sold.
in this Vicinity-4t does indeed enjoy
a liberal patronage and the loot is'
attributed to its constant endeavor to
have the best. to sell at conservative
prices and to give an 'ilitei'octed stu
tsntion to its- delivery department.
’11 North Main St. Phone lose—Adv.
U D 0
Long fund will be enloydd- by the
degree team at Pride ct Unces Coun-
cil Sunday. June 14. TM» wishing
to‘go can make reservations by cell-j
ing Mrs. Elsie Brush. telephone Md.
THE STAR UNDRY . .
limb
to its customers and tho public ill
general in the following part or this
all rough dry and fist wort: done by
this concern will be on the heels or
snainlxnuln charge or $1.”. This
minimum'ohsrge includes ‘5 inundry‘
work 1.0. and one-halt pounds. in
weight and each pound over the
uneven! be on the basics! 1: cents
per pound. r c'l’his service includes
ceiling for and- deliyerlng 0: {he
The Star
Laundry. Cross at, Nerwalk. Tele-
phone em .--Adv. ,.
O Q 0 "
~Redio and nets-cits sold on on;
terror. Donnelly.~'Adi.r. ‘ . .
. The south Norwsil: Club will hold
e“sprlng Festlvu and Deuce." Pri-
day. May to. at the club. Refresh-
merits will be served. ,. . ‘
-;-Blus tor driveways. Phone
85: or so Perm-Bovine Co.—-Adv
I O
V -.-zs per cent off on radios and
loud epochsrs.-Donneiiy’s.’w,-_Adv.
waters“ and Remodeling dun
log the spring and summer months
means perisot protectionuusnd will
give you s garment ill to West next
tall-V. Twin City Valet. or No. Main
Street. Phone 408 .u-hsdv. ‘
i O“ 3‘
Mrs. Albert Beebe is in charge of
the rummge sale. which. is being
held today and tomorrow in the lie-
hecketnonotsi. bulldihg.
combine ON ivoa'rn: mm er.
user NEARING co much.
The mama scce ‘ '17 store on
' North Main St. being built for Dan-
iel Melino by Henry Pabrlslo. gen.
ere! contractor is a credit to the
owner and contractor. . ll
ing '43 lost trout and cm...
of brick and steel do V
front being (it tapestry
s two story stfeir with *bs'sdineiit,
gangs. All the work on the some
is using done by the contractor ntenui
, tioned above whose ofiice is st 'l
North Ave.. Net-Walk. Phone 2S2].
~Adv.
e e e »
Miss Beatrice ‘M‘esde or Bust-t s.
ace, and Miss Lillian Monolith-'0’!
Harbor avenue. are spending tho
week with Miss Meadjs’gunbtnd iili
ole. Mr. and Mrs. lildmiln N
icy. in New Brits'ilii
use» 5...: at. cell? cos
Rented: Gan if.“ ”a
Lycsttf Mrs. 3‘“
him?“ denies wool... Mrs. Devin -
we. Andrew v. Heath. Mrs. John sit
«in sale at the erocery store e '
A sell to Captain Loveloy‘s bolt to ';
. directing.
0mm senor ,
article. (in and alter June my 19“. '
. night. will meet in room 105.
* “Written fl'tllioolm' _ :.
“mm “”3”? 'V'I': Pslmer. Mount prom"
detection by the lies
Irving sntlth. Miss Helen Tilly IMV
usicsie given under the
ct
Gusrtettc‘. Miss.“ Mabel “Miller. Mrs.
Miss Esteem Piston. tutored the
the "ll‘. fl." society of
inure Nell Pierce. Mrs. John moi-n. h , '7
Vpne
. the church. “Mrs "John
on uteri-em Mrs. Harold Nash is
president or the society. ' -
Miss Mebei Miller. well-known
Norwsil: soprano. rendered seversi
voos. lseloctions. toiloWed by Mrs.
Irving Smith. who sang. ‘
Miss Helen Tilly presented a (obey
dance and Miss Margaret Paton exe-
outed o 'spsolslty doll an... number.
Mrs. Morton Midsusisnd sooomps
nied Miss 'l‘lliy st the piano, whii
unis Nomni Mealesn sooompanis
The new on given by the lean-
ette Uhie Gus‘riette included: . .
"In. Marquise," by Donsiowsk‘i.
“By the Waters ct Minnetcnke.”
by Lieur'snce. L
"aslut d'Amour." by Elger.
“Dresm of Youth." by Winternits.
ergls‘y' use in charge or the rnusi- .
.11 value fond
V'le Hlsh echo
Den
vol new Yorlt oily. recon Vv in-
cludpd "Que Yule". stcong tilt
list ofV lllty‘ worth rtiiwhli‘e picture‘s.
-' 0; Better Films Association
in... endorses the dire ‘
"Cliehcesfi' now being shows” ‘
t‘l‘bjestsr.
f "Pew doles." by rennin
. ,"Out of the Dark.” by Leo.- , .
Refreshments 0: tea. codes and
cakes were served at the close of the
musicals. '
The ennusi meeting of the Fair-v
ileid County Tswhors‘
will be held at the Bridgeport High
School Saturday. May 23. commence
ing at 9:80 o'clock. '
gsnersi meeting to be held in the
auditorium.
The complete program mollom:
tho Music by the Bridgeport
High school orchestra, Mn Breul
10:00 Addersr by Dr.
Meredith.
Education. V‘ i“ . '. V
11:00 Business meeting.
11:15 Section meetings.
A-‘B.
will be held in room dill.
Wooster Warren. of Brldseport. es-
sistant superintendent of schools
acting as chairman. ’
’Mr. Franklin E. Pierce of Hart-
dord. state supervisor bi secondary.
education. will be the leader; "High
Teachers 0! grades seven arid
Chairman. George R. monies.p
Norwslk. principal at the Franklin
The program will begin with a;
It!“ commissioner 0i.
‘ \V Shelton.
The high school section meeting .
with
school' Problems" wiii he the topic.:
3.
Nervvalk Teachers to Attend
County Meeting on Saturday
Vernon. N. 1.. principal of School
Association \No. 11.
Topic: "Pupil Activity in Powell:
and Eighth Grades."
Grades tour. live and six.
inset in room 102. ‘
,_ Chairman. ‘Mrs. Harriet. M. Ide.
Bil-attord. elementary supervisor.
Leader. Zones E. Scott. abridg-
held; Mass.- superint'ondsnt oi
schools. ,
Topic. “Titties oi Teaching "
Grades One. Two. Three and Kin-
sorrel-ten. to meet in the auditorium.
minim». Mrs. Theresa A. Hill.
principal ct insidious
school.
Leader. Joseph Wiseltier. . Hart.
gird. stste" sopervuor of Art edited-1
on.
will
Through Art and Industrial 'Arts.
The billo’ors o: this sssoelttion lb
elude thbj Violio‘fl'nll-
d Gt. whom. Blisttord. firesi
all
.Pranlé K. Watson. 'Dsnbury. vice
president.
Miss Pics-once London. Norwslli.
secrete
dohoyier .P. Williams. Plsinilelii.
ROWAYTON
MW
VETERANS OF
THREE WARS TO
MARCH SUNDAY
Parade 1: o Cemetery
With Drum Corps——
Addresses By Pes-
i tors of 3 Churches
w
The decoration of the ill-eves at
the Roweyton Cemetery will be the
occasion or a general Memorial ob-
servance next Sunday. Addresse
are to be made by the Rev. Victor
deciles. Rev. Charles Gray and the
Rev. John W. Morgan. poster or the
Darlen Methodist Episcopal church.
The ceremony; will begin at 3: so
o'clock when tho various orgsnlss.‘
ions iviil assemble at the Bowel/ton
. Vepstriotlo societies.
veterans of the Civil
p and World Wars.
trill be in line. ii Well as the school
children. The creole drill team of
the Norwsik American Legi n Post.
which has accented theg ves ev-
ery year since “the ‘Worid ‘War. will
be present ss‘s. tiris'i'g party. .
Headed b’yVV the movies Drum
' Corps. incupg'rnde will march to the
«usury. There Millie community
singing is no school children '
L. ibwtxt'cll. Mrs. I: Webster. and
hire; James Jellies. My. met». who
it in' the real estate business ism
lord. bu sold his former borne on
Knickerbocker avenue in Spring-
idBSTe I
_. .4 c s' s-
: Another new house is 'to b‘e built
in Rowayton. This will be on the
Highland avenue side or Covewood
and will be a seven room. stucco
lot ucture. It is being erected b
e rune: Construction Co. or
silt. . _‘
9 ensure the privacy or
. bathing beech at Rowsytoné
s, large slit toot cyclone fines is to
be erected. encircling Columbus
Grove on, two sides. ' ‘
{and lot owner Will be given In key.
.The work is being dons by the Com.
el Hoyt Co. or Norwslit. ,
Mr. and MN. Pot; Hermie
g Island were st mutton Bosch
nday inspecting their new borne
blob is nearing. completion. V,
'. egels proved
puzzle to an soloist. The dbl ,
a big car. trsv‘slling‘ toward N
Torin became confused at the
Srldge late Thursday night; so
bridge. as many people have done.
and turned out too late. wrecking
his car on the wall or the bridge;n
was towed to the Depot Garage
Topic. “Enriching the curriculum '
’ cu sRoclt.
states will be built. and «on some:
started to go over the trolley trestle '
less!» by
9! Chill») of the Order in! Eut~
en star (or a Joint in'esting' with the
0 hit omm. It the meeting held
nis'llt st the Masonic Temple on
. slew siren.
V or the dittsrent chapters
lie birthday or Robert
under or the Platters Star.
shopsd that this liver is
am yet been
picnic about Au
A number “'33." petitions for
W.“ presented.
it! the letter pert oi June.
PERSONALS
1dr. Rowers Mugeve‘ro o: is show.-
V den avenue. who is attached to the
. New London State Police Russell’s. ;
is borne enjoying a. forty-eight hour
turiough with his wife and family.
0 O l
Lincoln avenue have returned home
.frein Nisssre Pails. order ettendins
the thirtieth annual convention or
the Amerlcen Federation or Muslu
clans. held at Niagara Falls. .2 '
Dr. V. V. Cleusi at South Main
street has purc.hes.ed .a new our.
Mr. Ind Mrs. Joseph Anderson
hove moved from Taylor avenue to
Sound View Terrace.
Vur. slid Mrs. Stsnley Btrotfolino
and daughter of Flex Hill‘rosd mo-
tored to Bridgeport yesterday.
, O O .
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Giordlns are
at home again at Monroe sitsst.
sitter spending a tow days in Brook-
lyn with frictids. ' V
My
Returns From seven
Months’ Trip to West
The many i'riends ot Charm Gel-
do‘silt of Reynolds street will be sur-
prissd to learn that he on return—
ed bolus otter s'. seven months trip
across the continent. While on his
trip he sew my places of interest
and remained in California three
month!
Mr. Gsldosilt returned Sunday et-
teriioOil end brolldbt with him a
tripod. George Warm tron: Call—
ior’nie. 3th boys enjoyed the trip.
‘ Mr. Gsldosllr alarms. however. that
he likes the illut best or all.
sunday Movies Are
Milford has commenced s. series
of .ten Sunday evening moving pic-
ture entertainments. being given
under the «section ct Wililsm
Bays, movie dirq. ior
‘ Poundation ‘.
lithe billiard church was. one:
uttfhe scheme. . .
Governor Davis Is
. corpse. K's... a... 2;..—
Governor Jonathan new; or.
was acquitted lest. night by salary of
charged of conspiracy. .to solicit:
bribes tor psrdcns’ during his: terns
' ‘ or cities. . 1'
ggsnotber criminal action remains .
pending against hill! and his son... . . ‘
8 ll
The lot! deliberated three hours. . v v
. .‘
._,\ f ,..,n ,
. '.. I" .u v...»
rotten in Which both chap-‘
can bd strapped: .i , l .
V _ ugh it is expected that V.
the weir will tells thei term or a: V
thinner-ship in the Berkeley chapter f -
Tilers probably '
will be no more initiation meets on; ;
Pricnds will be sorry to learn that ~-
Mrs. William P. Hoyt bf Newtown‘ ‘
road is seriously ill at the Bridge»
.. port Hospital. "
Mr. and Mrs. Frank n. no... of '7
Started in Millard
cooperating _
ill outv of 8000 to be chosen to try
Acquitted of BMW '
V'sr'
'“ 1...: ..
Feature Articles
Club Neils
coder Of lstq
MRS. FRANK O. GOODYEAR.
FRATERNALS
W
A. O H. Division No. i. will meet
tonight at 22 West avenue. ' ‘ .
Companions ot the Forest, Star of:
Columbus Circle. No. 258V, will hold
its semi-monthly meeting tonight at
88 Washington street.
Sons and Daughters otu Liberty.
Banner Council No. to. will hold its
weekly meeting tonlsht at too Wash-
inlton street:
Court Cecile No. 105. Catholic
Daughters or America; will meet to-
night at 22 West avenue.
Degree or Pocahontas. Wenonis
council No. 81.1mprovcd ore»- of
Red Men. will meet tonight for semi-
monthly business at 25 in street.
South Norwalk Cou‘noi. No. 1388.
Knights of Columbus. will meet to-
nlght st 108 Washington" 'stree't.
RustBrownIsV
has been. a silent
' hands are full.
We s'sorlbodVV
o V V Ward lRepublics
Women says. Little, works Hari
Mrs. Frank C. .Goodyoar Wins High Prais
me Fellow Oliicersu-Is Expected to Kno
And Do Everything and Generally Does
"She doesn’t 'say very much. b
photosrtainly is I. herd worker."V
This is the opinion of Mrs. Fm
C. Goodyear. leader or the first we
:Norwsllt Republican Women' s asso
lotion. and chairman of thePub'
3:, city committee of that ornnizati
hold='by other ofilcers of the club.
Mrs. Goodyear is an unfaili
:a worker and has been one ever sl.
‘t she loined the organisation. At
meeting. social event or benefit
; fair of the association. she is aiwa
ready to lend a helping hand.
As leader or the first word. s
ardent work
and only because her labors do n
all tor any great publicity. has s
it til: out o! the limelight.
. During the plot year. every ti.
a meeting or souls! event of the R
publican women is scheduled on t
:calehdar. mi. Goodyear. as clis
men ‘of the publicity committee mu
see to it that too notices are so
to the diflersnt women in the city.
These 700 notices. it is n »
reach s. total of 1. 500 people. as on
one card is sent to a home. Th»
if there is any change in date
'meeting or postponement, the n
tlces have to be sent out all by
'ufluy'
Mlleader of the tint ward.» ., .
Gomyeer has her hands full. _
' "I an expected to know are
"thing from s. needle to a ship." s
said laughingdy. “for the women c
me up about everything. regardle
og' whether or not it has snythi
to do with the Republican assocl
tion."
That this women'is well quailn
to (it this position is’evidenced .
the tee thetshe has been sctvie
politics circles tor ten years a
was brought up in the atmosphe
so to speak. Long before en- ce-
to Net-walk. while in floods. «
New York. she took a deep later
in all things politlosi.
"There really is it. great deal
work connected With being lead
.0: a ward." said Mrs. Goody
“We must comically check up .
all the women. voters and non v-
ers. keep track or those who me
into town and those who move 0
and ink up those who arenas vo
.. e'reanstry to persuade them to -
their dull;
"At election time. or course, o
The first word-
the largest voting district in t
city. and boasts nearly 800 warn
"We work in cooperation with t
motor trsnsportstion committee .
the time letting it know when we
' so must be transported tram lie-
to polls or meeting place, and wh
"0: course the section lead
help a great deal. and I have so
splendid women assisting me. it!
John C. Sherman is vice preside
of the tint ward, and is an axe
lent officer.
' "People often wander why the B
publicari association has so me
vice presidents. 1: they were wor
ing on the inside they would so
and out:
“In the beginning. every time -
had a. meeting the some group
3 women would have charge and its
to do till the hard work. whilst
' 1; others just cams to enjoy and
listen . , .
"Under our present system, dlvi
ha is we are into words. _es
boasting c: a. vice president and
leader; the work is divided sud eve
v time our monthly meeting com
slonir, a. dittere‘nt ward teires char
and handles all the work. giving t
others s. rest. " .
' "I think that our association w
' very tortunate in bovine es a ti
president. Mrs. Lie-o Davis. who d
. " all the dildoult part of organisms
Much credit is due her. Great e
dit is also, due Mrs. Benismin
Andrews. our present president. w
is doing wonderful work."
‘ Hrs. Goodyear said she consider
"Not-wells should be justly proud
its Republican Women's essoei
stile es few towns in connectlout
beset of such an active organ!
«tics.
8‘ anonymous-rise.
DEAL. Engines. May :i.—-(AVP
The Perl oi Stores. former Pie
at French. whose conditi
yoste'rdcy es vs
rly this morbid
tie sleep. and
d
. was stdted that his condition
He undorwe
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