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3 111111111 Shw ws Young Girl' 5 Pluck
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-e rise of Mgry ‘ is from eiug' Little nock's preebyterien congre-
in a little A's-hens church to cation. or friends urged her to hold
in: dome in the grand opera local glory rather than pursue VII-
-. in six swift y re. is striking tons ct toreign tame. Her widowed
n! that the two tieth century mother needed the no a. month that
0m“ 811'! has pl cki the choir work earned. But Miss
1 aryLewis wan nln teen when she Lewis took the chance of winnins
tied to aim for t e artist's plat- both money and success on the stage.
.. . Tint W“ in 1 19. when she She starteu by. Joining the chorus
ing soloist. oi ot a \aude1ille troupe. That meant
ili‘olilee" chorus. In the first week of
1- '
tour performances e. day in combil
nation movie and vaudeville houses.
However. it provided money she
needed.a atour to the Pacific Coast
and enough savings in a year to
buy a railroad ticket to Broadway.
Reaching New York practically
penniiess. she sang in cebarete until
placed in the “Greenwich Village
invited to "10in the
Opera Conipeny.
rehearsals, Producer John Murray
Anderson discovered the richness of
the girl's lyric soprano voice and
promoted her from chorus to prime
donna role at 5100 a week.
Two years later Flor-ens Zies-
lovers
America. making - ‘ a 'concert
through her native Arkansas
the iorty-seven eister states.
She made her operatic debut in
the National Opera House at Vienna
in 102|."Brsvol Greater than Jer-
iteai” her audience cheered. At the
Motion Opera House last year mutic
let! for her to bow before
the curtain fifteen times. This com-
ing winter Mary Lewis will sing in
tour
and
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n washed shore are assembled here.
is boyant out-door sport.
Caps
The last piquant touch to
tie outfit are these vivid rub-
.bar caps. Some are garlanded
with quaint rubber flowers,
‘hers have perky bows 191110
1.95.
Entrance on Main St., Fairfreld Ave., Cannon St.
Store Open "Ti“ 6 O'clock Daily.
-- ”4%
' Bathing Suits
and Beach Apparel
Outi his as gay and colorful as the sparkling waves and attune with the '
0
So choosing one 5 beach apparel is certain to be 1n charming accord with
Smart bathing suits
for» women $2. 95 to $7.
for misses $1. 95 to $3.50
Slim one piece suits of soft wodl jersey
knitted in bright contrasting colors or in the
darker shades as one prefers.
" Colorful beach raises
may be made attractive
Of flowered cretonne or of terryci6th' in plain shad-
es or in gay designs.
Models shown“ 1n our
drapery section and yards and
yards of pretty fabrics to make them of.
Cretonnes 25c to $1 yd. Terry cloth 951: yd.
'../
1 spreads with the crispy silky stripesin blue or
Rayo
are18ix108 and colors are fast The price
lose? er gel
6 “ dStriped bed spread sets-blue, rose 01' gold
8 x90' mc as S3. 95.
Bio ched seamless sheet: -
81x90 inc esSl ..25
‘ uslms and towels
s eclally priced
2 Bleached muslin 36 inch good firm quality. Special
1121/31: yd.
Brown muslin 36 inches wide, good quality—special
' 14¢ yd.
" owns and toweling
at small cost
nhuck towels 171132 inches for 121/3}.
' sol heavy qualify
_ .1AlkAA‘Aw-ALA tel-‘1'; ‘
1white {l‘u‘rkisii/ towlcs heavy 22x44 inch 3 for
bed part linnen dish toweling- with red border up ,
éWu. umv‘. A..- .
.g,.-.~
Summer needs fer
the home
Screen doors all sizes-black wire netting—Com-
plete with hinges etc, $2. 95, with galvanized netting com-
plete S3. 25 and S3. 95.
Window .cmm, ' wire netting on gobd adjustable
frames. , .
Blacknettingv
13:133....501:
24x33 ....Goc
28x37 ....80c
30 x37 .._._.90c
30 x 46 ....S1
“Galvanisednetting
15 x33....50e
18x33....55c
24x33 651:
24x37 ....‘75t:-
281137 ....85e
30x37 ....95'1:
30x45 ..SIJO
Garden hose—25 ft langths S3. 50nd S4. 50 it Q '
Wieiigih $5.75 to S8. . 3
Hose nonele 65:. Ring lawn sprays 75c.
Lawn mowers 12111. S10. 14 in. S8. 50 to S14. 50
i6 1n. S12. 50 to S16. 50. 18111. S14
ice cream insure—2 qt galvanized freezers 95:. 2
qt. enameled finished freezrs $1.25. »
Wayne wardrobe begs—tor putting away furs, -
coats, blankets 24x36, and 40x24 in. S1.25. Sizes 45x28
and 55x28 52.
Wayne cedar pecking cheats 291117le inches S3. 50
edexmothproof edeer 11‘s 4 for 5012
Nepthelnee crystal belie 151: 115.
“Flit” desire 's flies, mos uitdes moths ants roach- 3 “
w31ite Turkish towels good weight 181134 for 115501375: “any. . . q 3 1 1 3
Task fool fly spray 451: to S1.50.: Sprayers for.
using it 35s.? ’ 1.. 1‘ ...-.3- . 3
V V . i e l I": 1 i I i ‘
THE EVENING SENTINEL‘
told. Jr.. secured her tor his "Eoic
lice" and the tolowing autumn Mary
Lorrie iii-cheat her goal-she was
Metropolitan
ROWAYTON
Much Interest Shown--
Corps Organized By
Rewland and Kig-
gins m 1914
11s HISTORY
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Methodist Church Is
Getting Ready for
Bazaar July 16
Showing a revival of interest. on
‘ enthusiastic meeting or the Roway-
ton Drum Corps was held at the
Rowayton Hose House Tuesday
evening. with practically every
member present. Election or citi-
cers was held. and Henry L. Rew-
land was reelected president for 8
years. The other officers elected
\\ ore:
Vice President: Edward L.
ens.”
«Secretary and Treasurer: Ira H.
liigfins.
lairman Entertainment Com»
Stev-
imittee: Oliver I. Clarke.
File Sergeant. James L. Scott.
Drum Sergeant: Oscar Cinque.
Edward L. Stevens was also nam-
ed as psrchaping agent."
Necessity of new uniforms was
pointed out. The present ones have
been in use since 1915, shortly after
the formation or the corps. . To this
end it is expected that some enter-
tainment will be given this summer
to raise the funds.
The corps has an interesting 'his-
tor-y. It was iirst formed in 1914.
.\i that time, Henry L. Rowland.
who had formerly been associated
for many “years with the Bothci
Higgins. conceived of 11 drum corps
as a» move of inter-,cst and the corps
was termed primaiiiy uiih an idea
of interesting the boys and young
men in the Methodist Church. 80
many older men evoked 'a desire to
join. however. that the organization
grew to one of ”a larger field.
The year following its inception.
uniforms were purchased. and the
Corps became known as one of the
largest in the. state. The. special
meeting Tuesday night shows a re-
newal of interest in the corps. Foi-
lcwing the business session. refresh-
moms were served with the aid oi
Mose Rackeit. '
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Mr and Mrs. John Tunis haie
been entertaining friends from New
Yo1k.
w.
Jchh Breidenbach and a. party of
friends went on an outing to Picas-
nnt Beach recently.
0 t 0
Eleanor Davenport. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Deodntc D'aveiiport is
taking “part in the graduation exer-
cises at her school in New Haven.
She will be home again in Howey-
ton this Friday.
0 O O
J. J. Standish returned to New
Haven yesterday. after a. visit to
liir. and Mrs. Charles Dukes, of
(Raw avenue.
0 O I
Samuel Hall is about again after
a week's illness.
or e e I
The Covenant meeting or the Bap-
tist Church will lze held tomorrow
night. Next Sunday. theretore. will
be Communion Sunday. '
t O 0
A good crowd has attended Hick~
ory 1311111 Beach these warm even-
ings of the last few days. enjoying
the swimming and canoeing.
O C I .
Mr. and Mrs. Richartf. Tinder-
have moved into their summer
home opposite the Farrel estate.
0 I S
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church are still working
on the articles to be sold at the an:
Drum Corps. together with Ira H. 3
nus] bases:- to be held Thursday.
July 10. Besides the sale at cm-
broidered articles the women will
serve one oi.’ their delicious eup-
para.
0 I 0
Miss Rhoda Jervis will be the
leader next, Sunday. at the Chris-
tian Endeavor oi the Rowayton
Baptist Church. , The topic will be
“Our teachers. and their part in re-
' iigioue education.”
0 S S
'I‘lwl'inel meeting oi the Reliance
Social Club will be held June 18. at
the home or Mrs. Robert a. Barclay.
president. and an members are ask-
ed to‘ettead or communicate with
the secretary. Mrs. John H.‘DeWst-
era before that date. The meeting
will wind up the affairs of this aux-'
' iliary ot the ‘Rellance Hook and
Ladder Company, as the Hook and
Ladder has merged with the Re-
wayton Hose Co. The officers oi!
the club are anxious that every
member‘sheuid be heard from eith-
er before. or at the meeting.
PRIZE FIGHT
MANAGER HELD
AFTER KILLING
NEW YORK. June 4 (A'P).—Har-
ry Siegel, manager of prize lighters.
was arrested standing at th'e bar in
a Harlem cafe early today after a.
shooting affray that started in a
nearb yrestaurant had resulted in
the killing of Charles Denton.
A pistol with (our chambers dls-
charged was found on the bar.
Siegal. part owner or the restaur-
ant. sadi that it had been robbed ten
days ago while he was on the road
with one or his fighters. Early to~
day; he said. Denton and a compan- "
ion entered the restaurant with pis-
tols drawn anddorced him to throw
up his hands. A moment later, how.
ever. when Alfred Leon. a deputy
sheriff and brother-in~iaw or Siegal.
entered the care the pair dropped
their pistols and ran from the place.
Sicgai said he picked up one or the
discarded revolvers. pursued the men
and fired as Denton apparently
reached for another pistol.
Siege! is manager for Phil Rosen-
berg. bantamwelght boxing chemo
pion. Knockout Phil Kaplan and
others.
The police said Denton had 9. rec-
ord
Roger Ludlow
Attendance Good
Rog-er Ludlow Junior High School
showed an excellent attendance for . ’ :-
the past week. according to the re- .
ports given Tuesday morning at
the ssemhly held at the school.
e exercises opened with a
march. [allowed by reading. prayer
and hymn. .
Announcements were made by
Pi‘incipal Alton Williams, renewed
by a few words by Thomas Smith,
president of the general organiza-
tion club.
Attendance for the past week is
as follows:
Room 4—98.20
Reom.2—98.
Iloom 6—95.88
Itoom 1—95.34
Room 7—95.12
Room 3—93.67
Room . 5--,90.03
Average—95.17
'i‘ardinesees—d.2
The program given included:
Piano solo—Edith Craig
Spelling match—7A—7B
Plano solo—Vere. Bracken.
Spelling match—SA—SB‘
Piano solo—Jeanette Oliver.
Spelling Match—921443
Arithmetic test—Mary Hollzman
and John 3111:.
RELIEVEB OJUGH LIKE, MAGIC
“FOLEY? BONE! & TAR COM- '
POUND is the only cough medicine
that, ever gave me roller. It works
writes Mr. George Foree. use Bigo-
lcw Blvd” Chicago. Ill. Contains no
opiates. Good for old and young.
FOLEY'B HONEY & TAR COM. I
POUND is one or theilargest selling
cough medicines in the world. In
demand over titty years. Insist upen-
F‘OLEY'B. Refuse substitutea—Adv.
l
Schultzc’s {Friday Fish 53138613156
Fresh Mackerel .....
BostonBlue........
Hadddck...........
......‘.......\.20clb.
BuckShad 20cl-b.“
RoeShad-”......”.............3011111.;
CodfishSteak 18clb
l5clb.
HalibutSteak 3511111..
Flatfiish ichb3f‘
SalmonSteak.....................3501b,
Fresh Herring 12c'ib.‘
..............l2clba
WeakFlsh ..30c1b
Eels 320111.15
ButterFish 30c1b.';i.
No.18melt.............'..........35cm:
SmaiiBiueFish...................32cib.“
Store Hours 0 to twisturday ii to 'l
~DRY
.....1 Marys-IE; 1......
10.12110. 11111111 or. , Milllnery so. somatic 3“ '
Every but must go to make room for our grow- ,
ing departments on the second floor. Here’ a
your chanceto get a good hat at a small price. ‘
_ LOOK' AT THESE PRICES / '
Ali Hats that were $1.94 89c i'
All Hats that were $2.44 $1.09."
All Hats that were $2.75 ................, $1.29-
AllHats that were $400 $1.95 -"
All Hats that were$5.85 ..............,... $2.95 "
One of the departments that needs the room is
the muslin underwear dept. NOW DID YOU; 1,
see the wonderful bargains in Gowns, Slips, .. - ‘
i
Chemise, Bloomers and Step-ins at . . 31.1
‘ 77c *
if you didn’t you missed a treat. Come' 1n and
look anyway. Your friends and neighbors are
and a lot of them are buying.
Buy at MUNSIE’S and save money.
ing Shade is entirely
different from an”
market. The ventila ‘
from underneath th '
ceiling of the pore
while the remainder of
the shade, being closf
‘ ly woven, protects one:
from the rays of the
sun. “'
.. PORCH SHADES
3ft.wide
4ft.wide......
5ft.wide........
6ft.wide
7‘ft.wide...... .
8ft. wide.. .....
9ft. wide.
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All with a drop of»? it. 6 in.
The'A. J. Collins
‘ 70.72 North Main Street,
South N orwaik, Conn.
a Coat of $139 50
or
Duringa period of concenn-etedeeillng oi‘new Cadillac
automobiles iastmonth, The Lash Motor-Company,lnc.,' _
ofNew Britein,icoka aumberoi’usedcersinu-ade. see“.
itsooabecameneeeeearytooonvertthemintocaeb.
, Ten toll telephone «11.. m1»... Boston'to‘
3 Phii:deipiiie. sold $7,000 worth clears. eta total sales
'_ coetoiSl9.SOi- i ‘. 3r hysfifi
SeyeMr.Lash.“1coue1dertheteiéphonethemcet
‘ vdubiamdattheumeumethechuputssieeueet
ihl .331 hh.m*1 . ‘1
. Likemsnyotherpmgreeuvedrmsaad iadividusil’
.intheStategiidr. Luhrecognisesintoiitelepbcueeere
vice an edgetwe meaneofmakiagealee. Distance-
becomeebuth‘mstter oi'miautenand atoll telephone:
call gains admieeion'where sale-mu may accept
waihg.Areyouce1ngtbetelepbone uprofitablyas
you mightrr ’ .
Norwalk Chronicler