Vote'l‘his s... for
Improvements. costing $40,000,
s stsrted in the near future on
At the regular meeting of the
iii Norwslklodno last evening. it
, voted to spend this amount in
i twins thsipresent home.
. s‘ contract for the general con- ‘2
lion ‘ work was nwurded to
orlck W. Hodges ‘of limit. Nora»
films call for enlarging tho.,prcs-
"building, eight feet ’on each" side.
it completed the iodue’room will
’i the front or, the building and
fluent lodge room willbo cont“
blot! into a.“ large hull.
ii bouquet hell on- ~ the lower
“of the building will bo‘sub-di-
into soycrsl rooms to She. used
liar-as. cards. chess und check-
’ There will also bo'an‘up-
Elihu collnrlvi'lll be arranged so that
‘ihkslloys can be installed at
W tithe. _ Shower baths will also
built on this floor.
hull sothst it can
' ' it" vul‘poscs.
embers voted to increase
, mp! Secretary John W. Bculley
" 1.200 pcnyeor. ‘ .
Obituary
,~, Mo's-y Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Atwuier
distill. wife or won-cc Smith. who
it'll if years ago lived on Franco
t. died on May 22 in Altndencr,
filfiliforniu. The remains have been
' ‘l‘itht to Norwuik. Funeral serv-
ant to be held at 2:15 o'clock
attorney afternoon in St. Paul Epis-
fopsl church. interment will be in
on Norw’olk cemtery.
be used for gym-
Gconrc nebula
George I‘lcbaln. dniryiuon. died
this morning at his home. 15 Perry
“onus. He was 54 years old and is
survived by a wife, one daughter,
Mrs. Michael Oleans. and two sons.
(Mot-to. Jr.’ and Frank.
. Funeral services‘aro to be held at
it o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
1mm. home. Rev, J. Benton Wer-
ner will officinte and interment will
be in Riverside cemetery.
* Harriet Holden Ludrlzun
Miss Harriet neldcn Ladrigzm
passed away last evening: ut‘ her
ems 82 West ‘uvenuc. She is cur-
vsd by two sisters and one broth-
..Mrs. Rose llstch'ford. lilies Sarah
The“
flinérul will be held from
home. 82 West avenue
orning at 8:30 and at 9 o'clock
from St. Joseph’s Church. Inter-
inent willb'e'ih' the family plot in
St. Mary's Cemetery.
Saturday
Charles II. Bllsssrd.
. hefunerui of Mr. Charles 11.
lisssrd will be held at 2:30 o'clock
this'nflernoon from his into home.
:51 Wilton avenue. Rev. L. B. Ho-
s’llswill officials. Interment will be
' the family plot in Riverside
,’
2i
1i
' l 47:49 No. Mamet.
l is proposed to equip the large,
the '
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promoto stock sales or to
funds for capital investment."
lution Bill bud paced the
measure.
Board of. Health.
the~1losrd of Health.
membership committee said that
burs.
General Frost, as
members as it- had not started
function as yet.
should be taken up at a
meeting of the board.
cussed ut the session.
Find Traces of Old
day by field members of the, Na
lionul Cosmozrsphlo Society. 3
the southwest corner of
ion. translator, has followed th
etched directions for several miles.
been uncovered.
like that found in
FRATERNALS
No. 529. will hold its weekly meet
Banner Council. No. till. will
tonight at 100 Wushinxton‘sircct.
America. will hold its semi-mo
meeting at 6 High street, tonight.
meeting tonight at 16 Wall street.
tonight at 25 Main street.
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Scales On “and
The bond of Justice still holds tli
smaller snakes with more
markings.
It is not the function of a bank to
furnish
David B. Decker. local oystcrmcu.
informed the meeting that the Pole
sonata
yesterday and thanked the Board of
Trade for its efforts in behalf of this
He‘rcqueslcd the Board‘to ask the
Cemmon Council to appoint a. coma
tuition of five to watch health condi-
tions in the sea. food industry hers
and to report any viblotion‘s to the
"upon the motion of Thomrls S.
Skelly.l this matter was referred to
Decker sud-
Skcily were appointed a committee
to hrinp the matter to its attention.
Robert Benedict reporting for the
had not formod any definite-plans
for tho coming-year. but it would
niuke efforts to obtain new mom.
chnlrmun‘of the
civic committee. acid that this com-
mittee was,opcn to suggestions from
to
. It was'agrocd that the question of
holding meetings in the afternoon
future
Closing hours for merchants dur-
ing the summer seuson was not dis-
Race in Nevada
RENO. New. May 28 (AP).—-—In-
die-aliens of on earlier race of in-
habitants in Nevada. than any here-
iofdro known are. being traced to-
inilc‘s west of Ploohe. a. little city in
Nevada.
Two and one-half miles of hiero-
glyphics chiseled in on obsidian cliff
resembling dark brown-gloss. have
been discovered and Robert Hamil.
Grout quantities of pottery huv
'l‘he pottery. un-
lbo Pueblo
Grands De Nevada» nt‘Bt. Thomas.
has an unusually thick, fire glaze
and decorations in block ore said to
W
L. O. O. M. South Norwnlk lodgc.
ing tonight at 68 South Main street.
Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
moot
Court Nari-ilk. No. 58. Forester of
lily
Kabusos Encampment No. 9. Odd
Fellows. will hold n semi-monthly
Lady Washington Lodge. No. 31.
Shepherde'of Bethlehem will meet
scales but other hands are muny of
them held by scales, at the newest
dictates of Fashion The newest slov
as from London are of snake or liz-
srd skin. The python furnishes the
largest source of supply but runny
gloves are made from tho slilns of
brilliant
‘ Lste'St W3“
‘Tho upward movement. Hot stock
prices proceeded unchecked st tbs
opsninx of today's mullet. with
in the motor shares.
ords were made by Mack Trucks
and the linemen issues and it good
shores. Luelcdo (ins. with en lull»
in] gain of 3 172 points. led on sub
vunce in the public ulilllos . t
Under the influence ,of the luv
braved irod'c outlook and profession-
al operations. industriuls and spe-
the cm hslf'hour of trading. Mo.
forward movement. , which
public utility, merchlindisinc and oil
shares. Renewed buying of U. 8.
that foreign competition would be
regulated by a. recent
it strecment. lifted that stock 5 points.
were recorded by Tidewater Oil.
Fisher Body. Maxwell “B" certfiio
cities. May Stores. International Tel-
cphoue and White Motor. Moderate
advances in U. 3. steel and American
Can' reflected it better demand for
standard industrinls. ,
Erratic fluctuations in Maxwell 13.
certificates. which soared 9 1-2
points to 118 1-2 and then broke
preclpltntciy to 103 1—2. inter chilled
speculative sentiment and caused
general reactions of 1. to 2 points on
hasty profit tolling. Trading in the
Maxwell junior shores was huspeud-
ed on the stock exchange because of
the reduced supply of the stock.
culled for deposit under the recon-
itollztition plan. and transactions
were confined to the certificates.
Constructive interests subsequently
morshuiled their forces and came to
the support of the public utilities.
merchandising and, chitin store is-
sues nnd toward noon the entire
market Willi again tending upward.
Before midday. gains of 2 lull to 4
points had been registered by Ant-
erican Can. Nash Motors. Scorn Roo-
buck. Simttuck Stores and Robert
Rois first preferred.
_ - . " "
Mrs. John H. Ferris of West sve-
nue has moved into the "Cobble Cot-
tage" for the summer. .
Dr. and Mrs. Owen Il'srolly of New.
York city, moved into the "F'oolo
Cottage" for the summer season.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ferris who
have been residing st the “Cobble
Cottage" have moved to West sve-
nuc. . 2 ,
Westport Property
Case in Court
The case of Churlcs Burr Meeker
against Samuel G. Mueller. oil of
,Wcsipori. is being heard in the
Court of Common Pleas before
Judge Iiuxford at the city-hall to-
day. ,
'l‘hls suit arises out of the owner~
ship of some property located in
Wcsiport. Taylor and Cuneo repre-
sent the plaintiffs and Ira 0. Greg-
ory the'dofendsnts.
This is the last case that will come
before Judge Frederick liuxlord us,
tho,lwo weeks session in this city
will closeipdoy.
a.
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KIRSCHBAUM CLOTHEs~ZQW masterminded? .
- Here’s fhé
- Cambridge
* '41-'IVERB’Sliecnslotof“convers:ition” »
.‘ _' about English styles, but nobodyhss ‘
been able to point
to one of the many
vatiationson parade and say with author-
ity “There’s the real thing.” '
s
v
successes
~ , Streethgvvs _
speculative interest centered chiefly
New high reo- ‘
demand was noted for White Motor. .
Willys~0megiand and Pierce Arrow .
cislities forged steadily sliced during
tors mslntuincd the lesdership of the
‘ , was
broadened to include a variety ‘of
Cast Iron Pipe, based on the‘bolief
murlrstlnc
while curly coins of' ii to ll, points
. sh‘e startled the literary world by
‘ G
’ .
i‘opdsn
“Hamill .
‘ west section either.
shade known as, ripeicorn'wbich is '
expressed in sacrum snd'ombroid- ,
he The most tingle eyes in the World. belong, it is claimed, to Vols
Vtstislsbs, Russian dancer who is now nth-acting stlentionlvau'
cspitsls with her repertoire of classical dances. She may
be outing her doleful orbs on America soon. _ 2 , 7 -
A. woman in tho unverthsinx bush
nose is the new president of the Nu-
tlonol Federation of Zonto. Clubs. She
is Miss Ecthel Francis of Detroit.
and was clccied at the fifth on-
nuul convention of the federation of
Zonin Clubs, held recently at Toledo.
Buffalo. ,
Nearly too Zon‘iiuns from all ports
ofihs country attended the canyon.
lion. 2 . "
The Zonto. clubs are composed of
women who own their own business-
es. The organization is patterned aft-
or the monls Rotary Club. csch mem-
ber representing a different kind of
business. . '
Miss Lola Krouizberg is an expert
in snimul training. this makes
friends with animals end gets them
to stand before the motion picture
corners and plays their ports. She
soars animals are hinder than most
human beings and uttnibutcs her
success with them to her love of all
animal life, whether timid or fore.
cious.
lilies Margaret Colin of Berlin,
daughter of n‘butchcr. rece'ntly rc-
eclved a certificate to join the ranks
of the l’ll-‘ butchers. In the indus-
trial board test sho surprised the
committee with her rapidity and
nioetyin cutting. ,
Miss Eleanor lieuly- Y'. W. c. A.
worker in lho Count Zone. says that
the Zone climate in that part of the
country is n "Paradise for children."
it is liko‘n, summer resort the year
around. The governmo‘nt conducts
swimming classes and competitive
meets for them and they lend it won.
(lei-fol outdoOr life, American chil-
dish K inf-rm. ,«
_l;iic. ilucnt‘ss of Marlborough.
Silo succeeds Marlon do Forest of ,
drop in the Zone are more sophlsih
outed“ than children of the some one
in the States. Miss l-iesly states. Thu
tropics brings on adolescence cor-
lier than in America. “Beyond teach.
ing ol' clothing in the gomrnment
stores there is little open to women
in the way bf positions. Women who
from a sense oi." ndventurs or desire
to see the world stop in the Zone for
work with which to earn their way,
soon find this out."
Miss Molile‘Pentcr Domes. ’ 17-
yemuold English school girl has just
published her second book. Last your
writing and having published a. high-
ly sopristicsted novel. '
¢
Miss Alice Paul. bond of the Na-
. _ Him/1 My.‘
which seeks the removal of all legal
restrictions affecting women. Mme
linlsun. formerly .Consuclo Vander-
hos
sliown sympathy in Miss, l’uul's cf—
fort to interest French women in the
idea.
in. hinrthn Berry. founder and
director of the Berry school on Mt. ,
Barry, Gm. weave in. gray dress that
was literally "mode to order." The
wool and aurora. woro'shsnrod by
school pupils from sheep sud goats
which they miscd. then , spun into
yum, wove into cloth. dyed. design.
ed. cut and stitched into the «an
mum. The school gives industrial
education to poor boy: and girls of
the southern highlands. ‘
The international Counnissiou for
Air Navigation closed its elshth sea.-
son 1.. London recently. it result-m4
ed the decision of s medical sub—
commissl‘oir‘imntsrch. 10M. exciud~
inn: women from any employment in
the operating of aircraft engaged in
public transportation.
Mrs. quiiel}..‘v. Gerard. who of
. M43953- smbnesudor to Ger-
‘ "v; Wendy decorated with
‘ .2 rose of the ‘Logimllf
llonor‘ivby‘. , , emier Psinlevs oi
France *i‘oxilisr‘ std at the Paris Ex-
position-jot Decorative Am.
”I,“
EconomyfrOduces
newness“ Stamp
WASHINGTON. Muir ‘2s.-5- (AP).
Government 'c‘conomy has produced
a new variety of postage, stamp
which will be soughti'by collectors
who have Lb‘os'h‘busy rounding up
specimens. of . the . Norse-American.
Lexington-Concord. unnd Pilgrim
commemorativmissuos aim of those
made necessary by the increased
postage ratesxvgn ~ ~ 2
The snow vcrlcty is sksurehsrxsd
11.2 cent stamped envelope. Largo
stock of the one cent slumped enve-
iopc. lrendcrodfiuseleas by tho, in.
crease of the third class rule to 1
1-3 cents will be surcharged in the
conterio? the stamp imprint with
the numerals i 1.2 and the one cent
numerals will be obliterated with
four’yorticsl bars. When the first
clues postage was reduced from it to
2 cents after the war. largo supplies
'of three cent slumped envelopes
were surehsrxed two cents! .
will be kept by postniasters for en‘-
tionai Woman's Party. is in Europe
enlisting the sympathy of European
leaders in the program of her party
closing books and. catalogues. still
nmllnblc ,ut the one cent , min for
each two ounces.- »1? '
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This Is "National Silver, Week ,
To The Bride of Today »
l‘ilofiworld cannot honor her days of
days more beautifully than
with 'gifts of
_ SOLID“ SILVuR
A most_complete showingof artistic.
loud beautiful pieces of solid ‘
‘ Silver fromwhichlochoose. f
upon breaking in it pslr bf new era.
‘ ciltreme, from this un‘yleldingnees are
‘ umber: bf strnw woven beneath wa-
« the shoe repsirin; business in itchy
‘ from Horace Wylie.
Some 0116‘ 08)“. stumped BBVOIODQS‘
y .. ' .‘w
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, f NQWS Notes ‘j
By AILW yMiilON'i‘ _
Special Correspondent ,
0! Th". Ennis; Sentinel,
(Coprrlsht. 1935.)
NEW ,YORK. illsy 28.-~Corn
promises to he one of the blunt popuv
lur coiorinss for both day. and eye.
niny Woni‘ us ilio'summcr progresses
and this is at confined to the mid
There is the
child lace. golden buntom for bells-
erent personalities. country gentle»
men for the wives of commuters and
“tender". for the pedestrians. These
lire lush shades to match the market
quotations of the commodity.
, Prepare to Shut! when:
~ Crocodile tesmshsve taken on. s
new meaning. Nowudsys their room
sent the. tours of stony attendant,
:o'odlle‘ lsuthcr pumps. At the other
for . exactly like ml’snsmu‘ not.
Therefore strapped and bound with
blscig’youlfn '
A llIll’SSllAllE
L.
* 'S‘Ai’iltllln
shortly before the "Love Garden!"
opened lest evening st therein“
Theatre. Deputy Sheriff Edwurd‘
‘Ilyoett placed an sttsohmsnt for
8160 upon‘the share of‘ the pro-
ceeds due Tracey L. ‘Knspp. the
“director and author orthe play.
The attachment woe. in favor of
George Keaton Washington street
shoe merchant. for supplies purohnh
ed by Mr. Knspp when. he was in
street. with Raymond; Msikin.
The “show was notfiheld uplby the
utts‘chment, the shore of the pro—
ceeds duemlilr. Knapp simply being
held at the box office.
FOrmer Darien
‘ motioned from Page One.)
0
ed Wylie lac-respondent. A son.
Philip s. Hichboru. tin. who is 18
years of use. was adopted by Mrs.
Pearson. and is now a student at
Middicscx school in Concord. Mass.
Francis P. Daugherty. Providence
attorney. recently indicted for “div
vorce mill" operations was Mrs.
Hiehborn Willie's attorney, when she
secured. her divorce in Providence
The sposi-
tions were. shown out before on-
Ai'd W. action. master in chancery.
who is in Providence county 'isll
swelling trial on charges of con-
spiracy to secure fraudulent divor-
ces. .subornitotlon’to perjury snd
ternary.
'In her disposition seeking a di-
vorco.lu Bhods ,hland. Mrs. chh-
born Wyliu’uuintained: that she had
sstlstied the strict two years‘ reel-
denco requirements asserting that
she had lived-tin the tom of Bris-
tol for three years prior -to Feb-
ruarlf 3. 1923. Exhaustive investi-
gation in Bristol felled to disclose
spy trace of her having lived there.
investigation in New York. how-
ever. revesled'thst she had lived in
that city for o. yea: previous to
Februsry. 1923. when the petition
was entered. , ,_ .
Two witnesses, Shirley King and
Lillian Bedding. Who gave their sid-
dressss as Bristol Highlands and
West Box-ripstop. respectively. de~
OFT
’ Stencil * PACT
British Cabinet Consid-
ering Details 0 u
Note Furnished By
French Minister
eubinet today considered, the expluv
notion noontly [limitsth to it by
Foreign Minister Briund of France
of details of the draft of the pro-
posed French ‘rcply ‘to .lorxnony's
suggestions for the formation of s
security pact.
‘Thc French note bus not ydt been
sent to Germany.
to the British government lust
week. in order that England and
France might be agreed in sdvuuce
upon the reply. The British ou-
lhoritles requested France to. eluci-
date certsin details of the note.
It was learned today in, official
clrclss'that the French" were very
senor for the note to Germany to
have British approval before it is
sent to Berlin.
Weil~informed authorities sold
the British attitude was that noth-
inx would he discussed except ,s
poet limited to Germany's western
frontier. It was regarded as proba-
ble that the cabinet would consider
somo way to state very clearly this
'posltlonwto the French government.
“NW?
, ; or Porno:
The final sole or poppies will be
conducted tomorrow in Norwalk by
the Mulvoyflorlov Past. Veterans of
frog? Post. American Legion.
Because of the small amount
taken in on the sale last Saturday it
was ihouzht advisable by the calm
mitlco to conduct another sale in
raised to carry. on the welfare work
of the two “organizations.
Last Open Meeting
. To Be Held‘June 3
The Girls and Women‘s club will
hold the last open house meeting 0‘
the season, Wednesday. June 3rd at
the club house. '
of the entertainment committee is
art-unplug thoxprogrnm.‘ ~
Pupils of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sims
drill titres-reclaim the evening.
Mrs. Arthur Benson will hold the
reception committee. The public is
cordially invited 'tb nttend..Ilefi-csh-
meiiis will be served.
2 “roars or conditions
lb firmness meeting will precede
the ‘cnic‘s'tnlnmeut program to be
girdn‘ tofiig‘ht by the South Norwaik
Council No, 1253 Knights of Colum-
bus. st 8;. Joacph's school ball.
This meeting will be the last time
at which'nppiicntions for the com-
in‘klo‘o‘dnd and third degrees will be
required. The third degree is to be
conferred at the hall. Sunday June
lI-th. The second degree, will prob-
ably take place on the Thursday or
Friday preceding that date.
1
posed to the legality of Mrs. Wylie's
residence in Rhode Island prior to
her seeking divorce. Both Bristol
Hishlsnds snd ‘West » Harrington org
exclusive Nsrrssnneett ~Bey sum.
mer centers. .No trace of either the
riding or Bedding women could be
uncovered in those two communi—
witnesses exist only on paper.
Benet and his wife. who is known
as Miss Elinor Wylie. resided in
Dorian for some time. but could not
be located there lust night; *-
Communist Leaders
Can’t Enter Gt. Britain
(bouncy. May as (APl.-Aliens
known to be encased in subversive
’ activitiesanbrosd will not be ad-
mitted to)? Great Britain to sttond
tbs annual conference of British
Communists opening ,st Glasgow.
Scotland. next Sunday. This on,-
of Commons today by the home see—
rotary. Sir William. Jonson-Hicks.
who said he had issues instructions
to this effect with..the full assent of-
the government.
London dispatches earlier this
month said there had been some
‘ anxiety over the rapid growth of
the. Communist element‘ in Great
Britain since the bsrris'rs to the en;
trance of such persons were remov-
i‘ ’ed by the late Labor government
upderPremier‘ Ramsay MacDonald. '
Peter to excludesueh elements is
t
tiliilhnlllfltioh sot. -
best results. .
my...
ind Goudsiatb‘llowest ’2
‘ "P“? 1' , i
#Gutkowsky
lies. and the opinion is that both,
nouncement was made in the House ,
vested in the {British cabinet undsrf
,-—Adyertiso in the ydentlnsl'for the l
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L‘oxnozv. Moy‘ is.——<Ar'). 'er ,
A. draft was sent .
iulthROW-
Foreign Wars and the Frank ‘C.’ God:
order that enough funds might be
. Miss Eleanor Johnson. chairman
"W
Ovor Euro In Hot;
The old i‘nehiou‘cd New
llpuol.'w‘iilcli country boys mid
of uevcrul nn.:ioruilonn Mm user
u'cur tlcd over their ours in w
weather. has titllsCt‘l‘ltllT‘il on tho
01.1325. Ono lumo cups-lino in
loss colored chiffon. for cxump
trimmed with a. broad ribbon 1
passes from one side of the cm
the other, through 3.1m. above
our and is tied in it bow undo
chin. The long cuts full over
shoulder like u court.
UMMER COLDS
, sre lingering and sun- -
,The very ilrstnlght spp y '
VA PO RU
Our l7Million Jm Used Y
i
. v ' ,
Alexander ,
“The Home of i
Good Will Furnitur
. ' 42 So. Main St.
Phon'e3560
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SMART LINGERIE
you run down onion
Rarely beautiful styles.
Excellent materials.
Charming colors.
Careful workmanship.
Modcrdto prices.
The N. E. Ryan Co
‘86 Washington Street
South Norwslk, Conn.
Willis
,. "11.0”,
Read Mrs. Benedict’s Le -
PrsisingLydiaEPinkh
, Vegetable Compound
jKewsnec,‘ Illinois—“When I ,
married about a year and a half I _
i , Lydia E. P1
item's Vege :
C o m p o u n d ;
csuseof 111 he : :1
I did not have 1
children.
, have two he
' little girls . .
am sure I w;
nothave had .
had it not been
1{our medic.
ast ,sprlng
ummcr I dgo
rim-down, hrs at. and I ha_ -~
headaches. on my back and side I;
me so that I could eta up on] .as ‘
time. My iimb‘s woul get so rod
ache till I could cry. I started to -
the Vegetable pom und again
used the Smanve .ash, and It
not long till I was relieved. Now
all my own worlc and hell; othe :
sure praise Lydia E Pi am’s m
clues to any one 1 meet that 15 3‘.‘
ing from similar troubles. I_th .
mothers with girls would give 1
them when the come towom -
it would make t em stronger. P
who have known me all my life
astonished to see me now as
always sickly when in my ’tcens
until I started takingflthe Vega
Compound."--Mrs. ARY R. B
may. 818 Psyson Sh, Kewanee.
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' finits ‘
‘2 ”For Memorial Day we hove a complete line 0'
rAsT COLOR, _ SERGE SUITS . .
‘ .\$27.150‘°$37.50
Closed All Buy sunfish-May 30
' forms gamer mom
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