Wedding Sequel 11“ RE ARRESTED 11 DE FIGHTS . Washington, D. C., Dis- trict Attorney Warns Against Bout Scheduled Tonight WASHINGTON. 0/“- 0 ti Lt .. 1.; M l , Juno 5.-—(AI"). .. ""Young Btribling of Georgia, and ’. " Jack Stone of' New York heavy- ,-‘ 'Vleights. are ready for their sched- tiled bout here tonight at the Na. tlonal (‘apital Sporting Club. but they will be arrested. along with the promoter. District Attorney Gor- i ,‘ don has announced. it they exchange .r~ blows. The match was postponed . “-‘lut night due to the late arrival of i .1. Hiribling, The district attorney's parnlng followed his recent announcement that prize fighting in the district ‘IJmust stop and that exhibition ‘ matches here in the past few months were in violation of the D i.. &W. R. R. HEAD TOQUIT NEW YORK. Julie 5 (AP).— William H. Truesdale. president of the Delaware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company. has not- ified directors. it was learned today. that he-will resign as president at their next meeting on June 25. Mr. Truesdalo will be named chair- main of the board of directors. an office that has been created for him. He will he succeeded as president of the railroads and its subsidiary companies by J. M. Davis. president of the Manning. Maxwell and Moore. Inc.,' manufacturers of heavy ma- chinery. ‘ -—Ad\'ertise in the Sentinel for the best results. FASHION News Notes 'shall be given—ons-piece \shaded fringes and tassels By AIIJEEN LAMONT Special Correspondent Of The Evening Sentinel (Copyright. 1'126) NEW YORK. June ’——Thoss “111 wish to be in the social swim will be in a bathing suit before long. Many who have b making preparations for that even have discoverhd that it takes more than a long neck to make a Nasimova and more than 11 one-piece suit to evolve a. bathing beauty. Nevertheless Fashion has seldom been so kind to those to whom Dame Nature has been neg- lectful since the days when “logs" were unmentionable as well as ill- visible. ' To those who have-figures— suits nel- tlisr more nor less voluminous than those decreed in former years by mayors of Atlantic City and other seaside resorts. Rayon. or artificial silk, has come into its own for the knitting of such costumes and the dark backgrounds are effectively set off by intricate designs in the liglit- . er and more brilliant hues. For those not so beautifully pro- vided with physical attractions or endowed with nth degree of modes- ty. the long sleeved Russian tun- iced. bloomared. costumes will up- peal. These are none the less tractive because they cover more cuticle. They are made usually of satin or silk of brilliantly printed 1 designs. which is so treated that it does not hang in clammy folds when wet. The neck lines are high but the tunics are short allowing the silk bloomers to be exposed to View. The . latter in some instances are attach- ed to woolen tights. ings. O The imported bathing costumes" till 3 . are even more elaborate and covering than those designed here. ’l‘hrce piece affairs of taffeta and crepe dc china are being sent from abroad. These are trimmed with or doc- orated with sea shells and pearl buttons. Whether the costume be of the one-piece or three-piece type, it Awnings are making the best buy 1. mfiiswfimnnuufiasm 111111010111 ..mm111111m111mm111111111111111111.11111111111111111111151‘1111111111«1111111 i .. .1, :. Size 2 ft., it in. high x 2 ft. 6 in. 3 feet 3 ft. 6 in. wide 14-16 North Main St. Awnings ATTRACTIVELY RRAC'CICAL! ECONOMICALLY PRICED! Two factors always decide your purchase of First, you must know that they are attractively patterned, that they are practical— then secondly, there is the consideration of price. By securing your Awnings at Angevine’s you get both of these, with the assurance that you Window Awnings and Frames Complete Two Colors, Green and White or Tan and Green ........... ............$4.75 wide ..... 5.75 wide 4fect wide .-................ 6.25 4ft. 6 in. wide 6.75 Size 3 11. High 1 2 11., 0111. Projection 2 ft. 6 in. wide ...$500 3€eet wide 5.75 3 ft. 6 in. Wide ..... nus-sossssss00000000051.-s0.. 6125 4feet wide 6.75 4ft. 6in. wide . 7.25 Porch Awnings and Frames 3 ft. High 3 ft. 6 in. High 4 ft. High 3 ft. Projection 3-6 Projection 4 ft. 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The iron frames and fixtures are made of gai- Svanized iron and will not rust. ANGEVINE FURNITURE CO. . ...—'41....Io' . «112040.11 «1 possible. 2 ft.. 8 in..,Proicction white or green South Norwalk ut- , In others they . are worn over ordinary long stock», to Her Divorce: i i i A sequel has just been added to the divorce last year of the daughter of Lord Queensbor- i ougii from Charles Winn, bro~ titer of Lord St. Oswald, in her marriage in London to Arthur Filmer. -J\irs. Winn (above) is the niece of Harry Payne Whit- ncy.‘. .. 1 should be supplemented by match- ing or contrasting cap. a scarf cape and beach pajamas of startling de- sign. Mule golfers who all their lives have had dltllculty in keeping their eye on the ball will have no trouble in keeping an eye on the pajama until they see definitely whether the costume beneath it is of the H05 or the 1925 type. (ill silk anti-sun bum masks with I b1 .1 mild itli tilt i'ndixidual. As one “din-liming C'op\ “ritcr pertinently in the, hair at the courts have been THE EVENING 011511151103 ,a cost of arms or monograms. the pa- pcr is adorned in one corner with a tiny etching of one of the Queen's favorite corners in the Palace gar. dons. NEW YORK. June 5.-—-’i‘hero is scarcely a more important dress ac- cessory at ths'moment than gloves and the popularity of most hand coverings is governed largely by their washability. This is especially true of gloves for motoring, travel, golf or other outdoor wear. ~ The washable suede is widely worn silica it can be economically and readily cleaned without putting the gave out of shape. Feathered Capes Lady Robert lanes-Ker. better known hers and in England under her stage name of Jose Collins has fallen a willing victim to the facina- tions of the ostrich vogue. 0n? of her latest evening cloaks is handed by a heavy cluster of two foot white plumes which fall below a black and white satin cape. The cape is also collared in ostrich. PARIS ISN’T FRANCE. (From the London New Statesman) It is difficult for foreigners. how- ~ over well they may know France. to expre , or even form. any definite opinlo 0 concerning the currents and crises of French political life. The diiilciiity is all the greater be- cause Paris not only is not France. but is not even representative of lA‘rancc—in the sense. for example, in which London is representative of England. The London press indi- cates broadly and accurately enough. what England is thinking: but that is not true of the Parisian press— as was strikingly shown on the oc- casion of the downfall of M. Poin- care twelve months ago. Foreigners in general—and Mr. Ramsay MacDonald in particular-— might be forgiven for having'failed 1120,0005 ARE ANNDUNCED Al WESLEYAN New President Tells of Plans for Additions -—$700,000 Library—— Gov. Trumbull There MIDDLETOWN. June 5 (AP).--— Gifts of more than $1,200,000 for university buildings were mentioned in his first official announcement by Dr. James llukens McConaughy, in- augurated as tenth president of Wesleyan University today. to the large gathering of college presidents and educators who were at the ex- ' ercises. A library to cost $700,000 will be called the Olin Memorial Library in honor of Stephen Olin. second presi- dent of the university. and his son. Stephen H. Olin, '66. of New York. member of the board of trustees and acting president during 1922-28. A chemistry laboratory will be a memorial. to William Henry Hall, of Willington. long a Connecticut leafs- to forsee the debacle or to realize that Poincarism was dead and damned in lirance, since the Jour- nalists of Paris failed equally. The truth is that Paris is almost as "in- sular" in relation to the rest of France as France as a whole is in relation to the rest of Europe—a fact which greatly increases the difficul- ty of the foreign commentator who desires to arrive at the truth. m defe- ro'wssnmc'ros s'r. CUT umber isintzluss cyclioics may add vto the lllfiblt‘l'y of the beaches as E 5 may new and unfamiliar vaccina- Etion marks resulting from recent iilf‘iliiil srui'vs along the Atlantic Namuymmed‘dm Ft'illiliili‘li. ' i ii11\\1\1r the styles leave each and to'lanudfa‘mme . i il'i 1111111151 the tvpc of tosiume Mm pcmlwi :"\\'h_v buy an egg cup if SPECIAL infilllik’e yours serumldcd?" \\' \liiiK .luue ."1.~~~.\liss Ml- ( V :‘iitlE .1 :ioughton. dougliit r of the new I C E C R E A M lllt‘l 1:111 ambassador to England “ has selected her costume for ...m__ ' A Regular 25c Tin of presentation at the court of St. Ge James. according to dispatches to- Brick l'orm “demen’s day. film will wear a wonderful - Talc gown of “hito brocade with a girdle '. efresh 0f“? of roped pearls and a long trail of 20c pint -'. 40c quart (cooling? till i Wisteria colored ostrich feathers. the! W) ’ licn-tot‘ore the ostrich fcuilicrs 111111-11 «1111111.. 01.11.1113 mm M, “.0”, 11.10 11111 Tanlsc ...... 051- With each purchase white but this your pastel shades 150 size Gudcs P9 tomen sn ‘V will 111111111 IllA'it‘ :lppuzlrnllt‘v. 'i‘here : I p x .. 9&1 i 50C Bonk 0‘ will be four courts, May 21 and 22 LI and June 3, and .13. Three of- 81.00 size Lydia Pinkhams 831' BAY RU Qum-u Mary's gowns will be in pas- = icl 111111105. _ 501: size storis ..... . . . . . . . . . 481' 75c val,“ 50 The lirilish do not have court dls- Spec”! c play all to themselves. The Amcr- 31,00 size Listerine .... . .. .... . . .. 795 loan women who appear in court in- stead of at court will be almost as 0 elaborately gowncd. especially in the 500 size Lysol """""" 1. ' ' ' I ' 4‘0! traffic division. ' NEW roan. June. 5. -— Women ”'50 3‘" L" “pm“o‘ds ' ""0 50°.R'ke". 390 who would suffer torture rather 7 ' Bnuiandne than appear in a 'aggcd edged frock 60c size Sal Hepatica ......... .. 450' are buying rugged edged note paper 1 50C Harmony 390 in reams. 'i‘his fashion has been 751: size Alophen Pills ..... 030 Hair El! sponsored by the Queen of England. ' ' who uses it for lien own [ll‘inilt' 1'111‘- .101; size Castol'ia ......... . . . . . 280 230 £188 Juneve 23c i‘t‘sllOlltii'llW‘. instead of 1'_\'plicr. 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The black 00'tio but; trimmed‘ with 0 biuk' into" i 25c size Carter's Liver Pills . . . . . 501: size Milk Magnesia . 1111101 ................. . ...... 791': soalgfm Lotion 390 . sue size Kolynos Tooth Paste .. 2.119 50c “but“. 39 _ £101: 11le Popsodent Tooth Paste . 111‘ Vanishing Cream c i We also Pebeco Tooth Paste .. 870 500 Jonteei ! iii 60:: size Forhan's Tooth Paste . . . 89c Powder Compacts39c ii We size Squibb's Dental Cream . . 450 lpongggtglmpm 696 200 Carton Camel Cigarettes .. $1.20 200 carton Chesterfield Cigarettes . . . ........ . . .. 3130‘ 200 carton Lucky Strike Cigarettes . . . . . . . 200 carton Piedmont m. “The & Stores" Inc .......30c' sl.20 Cigarettes . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.20 200 carton Sweet Caporoi Cigarettes $1.20 50c sizs Saturday Candy . . . . . . . . 30c A 751: SissMinictsrs Bottle of Perfume Drug Slam so. 11011111111 June Sale of Toilet Goods 1‘0 of a regular 8 ounce u 13:51811‘311111111 590 Your choice of the 1011011111. ' odo'rs lutor. alumnus of '02 and his father, Gardiner Hall. Jr., and his can lie!- man, '20. who died while a sopho- more. A college union building will be in memory of Dr. William Arnold Shanklin. president from Hill to 1922, who 111011 last Fall. The announcement of the gifts was received with much delight by the large gathering of alumni who standing under the famous elms in front of the old brownstone buildings of the university group had just list. sued to President McConaughy's lu- augural message. The academic procession which had preceded the addresses was headed by Dr. McConaughy. accom- panied by Governor John ll. Trum- bull. He takes over the administration of the institution which “1111 for _‘ many yesrs guided by the late Rev. Dr. William T. Blianklin. He comes with full faith in tho destinel of the smaller New England colleges, hav. ing declared on acceptance of the call that he wanted Wesleyan to hold fast to the tradition that it must be a liberal arts college. The ceremonies of inauguration which draw it a large number of men representative of the universities and educational institu- tions of the East were held under the great elms which in the sun of a June day cast mark the campus and the college buildings with rest- ful shadows. In his inaugural address Dr. Mc- Conaughy, taking the subject of "The New England Liberal Arts College, opposing the tendency to- ward mass production in great uni- versities. must stress individuality." FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1 said there should be a pianos extending of greater scholas crty to the abler students t stimulating then to the breal mental records. —!REI— p R A $10.00 Set of Attachments With every Universal Va Cleaner during the mo of April The . N orwaiks’ Electric if TEL. 2078 11 N0. MAI I l ‘1 A Couch Hammock Is. , A Summer Delight For summer days on the porch or in the garden, a. couch hammock will prove colorful and comfortable. After the game or a hard day’s work, what relaxation it affords! These have good springs, soft mattresses and com- fortable head rests. In a number of service- able materials, with stands or chains. Prices here are appreciably lower. PRICED FROM $8.95 TO $85.00 Porch Screens in all sizes and colors We carry the famous Aerolux est colorings. 17'“ '.d’. Icon»- avin Refrigerators 1 0 iiROii/i $12. 95 TO $95.00 ‘ __ ...“. . .u. See our stock of Beach Chairs and Umbrellas in all the l -MVMAAW _ 1: : _ 1,. ,. .: . This is the time of year when a refrigerator must give real service, an» we offer the best refrigerator values of the year to make it worth whil for you to buy one now. Washable white enamel so that it is easy to kee ‘ spotlessly clean. Generous food and ice compartments. Dry air circula ‘ tion. Get you refrigerator now—it will save you money, if you do. I ure F OOdS c111 Nome. Jonteet. 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