THE 0 mutual summits
FRIDAY,
Personal. Mention
Lbcal Item:
Q. Local GiriScouts Signed
E Up to Attend Camp Trefoil
P
. btoon Norwulk and South Nor-
glrl scouts have signed up for
mmer season at Camp 'i‘refoil.
.formally opens July 3rd.
. camp is situated three and n
miles from Dunbury on the
Hollow road. at Luke \i'uu-
This your thu girls are di-
~lnto Junior and senior groups.
. Junior camp is reported filled
it 0 last two weeks in July and
rat: two in August. The. senior
last two
scouts who have not. yet scnt
ir applications and wish to do
ay apply for any other period
July and Angus.
Camp ’l‘refoil stuff this year
ts of tho following:
ctor. Miss l’hyllis ’i‘omlinson.
otary. Miss Nun ll. Sherwood.
lb Saver. Miss ltenilda Keller.
uro. Miss Wilhelmina Null.
(50nd Class Junior t‘ump, Miss
«in. Hubhcll.
Mine. Miss May Matthews.
3 F lft' Class. Miss Catherine Willie.
ior Camp Filled for
August; Senior Divi
July——List of Those
2 Weeks in July and
sion for 2 Weeks in
Going
Ass't. Life Savor. Miss A
cal.
l’ioneer. Miss Ellen Buckley.
Nature Junior Camp. Miss Gladys
llcyioa. '
Dramatics. Miss li‘rances Clayton.
Those. in this city who have al-
ready registered for the season in-
elude:
Genevieve Kerwin. lo lsnacs St.
Claire Lycett. Penn: Ave.
lreno Ungvary. 231 Flax Hill Rd.
ltuth 'l‘errimau. 3” Main street.
Leona (.‘avansugh. 268 Main St.
Dorothy Adams. 49 East Ave.
Carol Wing, 15d Matti St.
Annie Shufelt, 46 West Ave.
ilurriet Sliut‘elt. 46 West Ave.
Anna Polzor. 13 Franklin St.
Dorothy Greenborg. Scribner Ave.
l‘lsthcr Dinimid. West Ave.
Alico Hopper. Strawberry
AVI'. .
iiorothy Curtis. i) Marion Si.
i’toberta Becker. 31 Stevens St.
Eloise. Mcrllroy. l'ilmcrcst.
'l‘hcresa li‘ish. ll Arch St.
Alice Graham. 2 Lynes Place.
Muriel t‘ttldweii. 196 80. Main St.
gncs Cir-
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Hill
.EST NORWALK
ENGSTERS PLAY
EAP FROG AT
it CALF PASTURE
ly Weather Fails to
eep Young People
om Bathing and
times
ito the chilly weather last
I. there was a goodly number
tomobiles at Calf Pasture
park. In the afternoon quite
youngsters went in bathing
‘dtliad a. wonderful time playing
”@4ng on the beach. The canoes
hlch‘lre being rented out are prov-
li't popular. A party yesterday pad.
led to and fro parallel to the beach.
Vldentiy well pleased with the sport.
C C O
The heat and heavy traffic has
aussd the wood blocks on tho
Vashington street bridge to sink
lightly in several places. making
. be traveling rough in spots.
Otto of the places near the draw
as‘repaired last week and others
‘iwill be repaired in the near future.
This pavement has been on the
bridge since it was btiiit and has
only 'Just begun to show signs of
Attic heavy wear to which it is sub-
‘tdeciqd.
O C O
The roadway leading to the pub—
Jlo dock is being put into good shape.
‘ M. Sosphin is having his house
"in Fort Point street painted.
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Benjamin Cello has
plans tor the erection of his store
. n Fort Point street and is waiting
101' the establishment of a building
on
Miss Luella Finch. who has bccn“
‘irislting in Philadelphia. returned in
tor home in Fort Point street lo~
nay. . ,
Several bad holes in the ro;.dw;i_v
ti Winfield street have been repair-
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Sight repairs are being made toI
' be fire truck in the .‘iayilower liook
Dd adder llose Company lll‘lllifi
ua ‘ ers in Van Zandt strcct.
a t u s
Ndw barrels are being placed on
, no of the flats at (“all Pasture
‘ teach. It will also he painted.
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William Real-don of Winfield
. cet:'has had his automobile re-
finsisted recently.
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Bluioltfish continue to bite.’ Major
completed
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she will visit relatives.
PERSONALS
Friends of Mrs. Augusto. Bennett
of Seymour street will be glad to
learn that she is able to be out
again. after tiling ill at her home
for three weeks.
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Mrs. Edward Wienutn of Wilson
road was a visitor in New York yes-
ilcrtiuy.
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Mr. Thomas Self of Fifth street.
who underwent an operation at tho
Norwalk hospital several weeks ago.
is reported showing considerable
improvement.
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Mrs. Charles W. Staples of Key-
ser menus is entertaining her sister.
Mrs. lingers of Denver. Colorado.
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Mrs. George Bodycota of Melt-one
avenue. who has been ill for some.
time. is reported improving rapidly.
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GRADUATING CLASS OF T
A Page ForrNorwalk Women
HE . HILLS]
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Mr. Frank Lauder of Yale Uni”
versity is at home with his family at '
Seymour street.
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Mr. lobert Wolfe, son of Dr Mil.
ton \\'olfe of South Main aim. in.
returned home from his at ”on at
icorgetown University.
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Mr. Walter l‘ra" of Hui-in as.
has accepted a position nub
New York. New linen and Jun»
l‘ord lziiiroad. iu’thca .‘wo loll.
writer.
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Mrs. Charles L'tringer of leib
South Main street icit yesterday on
an (xtondeti visit to Chicago, where
SPRINGWOOD
Mr. Michael lv'opsco, an artist. has
been spending a few days with his
mother at i thik street.
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Mr. Alfred Smith of Spring street
was a visitor in New York city yes-
lcrday.
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Mr. Mathew l‘aladino of Elizabeth
street was a visitor in New York city
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Galbo of Cliff street.
who has been ill at her home. has
recovered.
Smith of First street reported a good
catch yesterday.
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Mr. Michael Pascale is having ex»
lensive improvements made to his
buildings at the corner of Fort Point
street and Liberty square.
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Mr. Lawrence Kiado of Fort Point
street was a visitor in Stamford yes-
terday.
eiiow Workers Entertain He.
~i~ Mk6: kaiherinc O'Brien. assistant
Soreiady in the silk room at M. N.
2’ iayehoif & CO.. Inc. in Mcrwin
tract. was tenedered a miscellan-
us‘ shower at the plant last even-
3. .jn. honor of her approaching
'arflfigo to Mr. Joseph Kcskcs.
blunts to take place .lune 24.
vcrepe paper and flowers.
gathered in the basement room.
which was attractively decorated in
Miss O'Brien was the recipient of
many congratulations and gifts.
Miss Rose Lynch rendered two vo-
cal solos during the evening. after
which dancing and refreshments
were enjoyed. '
Glitzhuudred and iifty employes
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“It Keeps Me Working Harder”
Said :1. young man: “My desire to save for a. certain
opportunity keeps me working harder.
depositing all I comfortably can on my income. there
is but one way to increase my deposits—increase my
The only way to earn more is to learn more
income.
and work harder.
“So my savings account keeps me on the upward
trail." ‘
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Front row. left to right: Miss Janet Baker Goddes of Montelair, New Jersey; Miss Vera Seinor
Francis, of Philadelphia. Pa.; Miss Kathryn Emmett. honorary member; Miss Margaret. Stacey. of Windsor, Vermont; Miss Barbara Ranger
Lnnsburgit. of Searstlnlc, N. )2; Miss Barbara Alden Hopkins. of Flushing. N. 12: Miss May Macon Tow-neon.
Second row: Miss Mina "trail. of Toltio. Japan; Miss Elizabeth Rogers Bin-dick. of Baltimore.
York city; Miss Ruth Dickinson; Miss Bath Margaret Sclilosser, of Erie. Pa.
of Grand Rapids. Mirth: Miss Helen M. Brice. of Nassau, the Bahamas; Miss Hester McClain Graham, of West Palm Beach, Florida; and
Mists anko (known. of Kyoto, Japan.
With-d row: Miss Eleanor Elizabeth Spottiswoode. of Orange, N
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Sherwin of Newark. N. J.; Miss Lydia Ann
of Philadelphia, Pa.
Maryland; Miss Lois Long Biker. of New
; Miss Lois Sherwood. of “'estport. Conn: Miss (“arolyn May “‘oli‘.
. J.; Miss Jessie Patterson; Miss Mary Welles Ifutchins. of Towanda. l‘a.;
Miss Isabel himsser: Miss liar-bars Kelsey. of Middletown, Conn; and Miss Sylvia Mabel Seifcrt, of Lsrcliniont. .V. Y.
l‘mirth row: \iiss Ruth Elisabeth Hoyt. of South Norwalk: Miss Katherine Holden; Miss Mary Rally Hallo.
Hush-1h Made. of “carport, Conn; Miss Adelaide Hall. of New Canaan; Miss Virginia Blackford;
of (‘lt-iclaml. Ohio: Mia-s Margaret.
Miss Alice lirucstinc Schubert. ol‘ .Vorvvallt;
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in lick-n Sonic.
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L Great Chief
MRS. DAISY PAYNE
“‘ho was presented with a gift as
a token of appreciation at the Pride
of theirs Council meet last night.
F RATERNALS
‘ Order jl'nlted American Men. Lin-
coln Council. will hold a weekly
meeting tonight at 100 Washington
street.
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Cockcnoe Tribe No. 32. Improved
Order of Red Men. will meet to-
night. at 33 Main stueet for weekly
business.
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Monitor Grotto. M. 0. V. P. E.
11.. will hold a monthly" meeting
this evening at 16 South Main
street.
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Buckingham Post. No. 12. Grand
Army of the Republic, will hold a
weekly. meeting tonight at :5 Main
street.
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Douglass Fowler. Women's Relief
Corps. No. 15, will meet tonight-at
31) Wall street.
Honor Students at
Mrs. Storey’s School
Today marks the closing of Mrs.
James W. Storey's school on Connec-
‘ iit‘tit, avenue.
When I am
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.’i‘lic program of this institution.
which is a school for girls and boys.
follows the recommendations of the
college entrance board.
'i‘hoso pupils. gaining an average
or $5 per cent or over in a subject
and therefore rated as honor stu-
dents in that particular subject. fol-
low:
Chester Buttery.
modem history.
James A. Fechheimer,
algebra and arithmetic.
i-iarlc Guthrie. in onglish. history.
science and geography. ‘
Charlton Mewborn. in english and
Spelling. -
Frank Schwartz, .tn gnglllla his-I
..... eater! m new
in Caesar and
in latin.
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St. Mary’s Scene of Pretty
became the bride of Mr. Joseph
Rosco of Jersey city. yesterday
morning. Rev. Thomas ll‘inn offic-
luted.
The bride, was gowned in tan silk
canton crepe with hat to match and
carried a. bridal bulimic! of white
roses. She was attended by her sis-
ter. Mrs. Lyman Bracken as matron
of honor. The groom was attended
by his brother, Mr. Michael Boevo
as best man.
Following the ceremony. a. wed-
ding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride‘s parents.
The couple are new on a honey-
moon trip. l'pon their return thty
will reside in Kingsbury. N. 3.. being
at home to friends after July (l.
The bride. before her marriage.
was employed in a. bank in New
York city. The groom is in the
theatrical business in New Jersey.
LOCAL BRIEFS
The Norwaik Bout club will hold
its monthly meeting tonight at 11
Wall street.
The flower show being held at the
Sound Beach Country club. under
the auspices of the Sound Beach
Garden club. opens this afternoon
with special primes for non-members,
a e o ‘
——25 per cent off on radios and
loud speakers.—-—Donnelly's.—Adv.
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Large PM]. Coal. Harris 5: Guns.—
Adv.
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Sixteen nurses were graduated
from St. \‘anent’s Hospital. Bridgo~
port. Wednesday night.'
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'A‘ dance in ,honor of the wiv and
daughters of the members the
Manchester Union Lodge. No. 9510,
I. 0. O. F.. will be held at 39 Wall
street. Friday night. June 26. Mem-
bers from Bridgeport and Stamford
have been. invited to the affair.
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—-Radio and Victrolas sold on easy
terms. Donneliy.—Adv.
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Best Lehigh Coal, Harris lb Gama.—
Adv. ' '
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Members of St: Peter's Evangel-
ical church will meet tonight. for a.
business session.
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A dance. arranged by members of
the Elenora. Duse Lodge. Sons of
Italy. will be held in the Sons of
Italy hall. Riverside avenue. West-
port. tomorrow night. A Bridgeport
orchestra has been engaged to fur-
nish music.
‘ a s e
~Storags and Remodeling dur-
ing the spring and summer month:
means perfect protection—and will
give you a garment fit to wear next
fall. Twin City Valet. 67 No. Main
Street. Phone tom—Adv.
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—-A Free Lecttire on Christian Sci-
ence at the Rialto Theater. June 14
at 3:30. All are welcome—Adv. '
O O O ‘
A number of South Norwslk lodge
members. Loyal Order of Moose. are
in attendance at the annual state
field day being held in New Britain
today.
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Miss Patricia McDousld of West
Not-walk will give an entertainment
of folk songs and dances ititho Vil-
S:30 o'clock. She will appear in
costume. The proceeds are to pro-
vide music for the wards of the New
York Tuberculosis hospital.
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-—Charlcston Bob at. the Vanity
leatity Shep. Rialto Theater Bldg.
-—At'i'\'.
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L‘ABRIZlO. LOCAL CONTRACTOR
HAS CAPABLE ORGANIZATION
For many years Henry Fabrlsio.
general contractor. has been engag-
ed localiy and in this vicinity—
buiiding work of the better sort. To-
day his organization is well and fav-
orably known andls in a position to
handle any proposition in the gen-
eral contracting line from "the start
to the finishing of the same." Mr.
Fabrlzio the directing force. person.
ally oversees all jobs that are under
taken from time to time. Office at
7 North Ave. Norwalk. Phone :8“.
-—Adv.
Members of .the Watch Your
Stitch club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Charles Dunnebackc. 12
Myrtle avenue. Wednesday after-
noon. for sewing.
The regular monthly meeting 'of
the Women's Town Improvement
Association of Westport will be held
Monday afternoon in the Bedford
House at 2 o'clock.
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—BANNER HOMEMADE BAK-
ERY. INC.
Strawberry time is here and we
can furnish you with cake layers for
short cake (two sizes). Ho and 200
We also make nice plain cake. for
use with ice cream. These are gold.
white. fudge. devil's. fruit and spice
cake. Reasonable price for quality
given—Adv.
CUTBILL'S FISH MARKET.
where the best of fish food is always
to be had. Right prices. a dellvdry
service that covers all sections of
Norwalk and nearby vicinity. and
the fish of the season. are interesting
points that this store lives up to
every trading day. 71 North train
street. Phone 108.-—-Adv.
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-—Sailing or fishing parties. By
sail only. Capt. Frank Stevens.
Rowayton. Tel. Norwalk 61.—~Adv.
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The Greens Farms Parent Teach-
ers association will hold a straw.
berry festival tomorrow afternoon
and evening on the lawn of tbs
town hall. Thoproceods no to be
.i.‘ 3.
Church Wedding YesterdayE
St. Mary's church was the scene
of another June wedding when Miss
Rose Federici. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. \‘ito Ff'tiol'ilfl, of Wall street.
Great Guard
--l‘holo by Manugian.
MRS. ELIZABETH STEINWALD
\l’iio spoke at. the Pride of [nuts
Council meet last owning.
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When small rugs do not lie flat
or-if they curl up at corners. take
a sunny sack of worn ingrain car-
'~pet; brush on a. heavy coat of paste
(such as you would use for paper-
ing): add a small amount of glue
on one side and also on back side
of rug. Paste the two together
and trim the edges one-half inch
smaller than the rug. The rug will
wear much longer and will not turn
up when running over with sweep-
er.
school which is to open in Septem-
her.
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The annual Strawberry festival of
the Swedish Congregational church
will be held tonight.
O O O
DORLONS SHORE HOUSE
A good place to procure a shore
dinner or sea food in any style
Many parties are now being booked
for the season hero—Adv.
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—Tar Shampoo and Almond Beau-
ty Pack at Vanity Beauty Shop. Re-
duced rates June and July. Tel.
3145-2. Rialto Theater Bldg—Adv.
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The sewing circle of the Not-walk
Council of Catholic Women will
meet this afternoon in the club-
house. 23 West. avenue. This is the
last: meeting of the season.
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—-Your plumbing or heating prob-
lem for the new building. or work to
be replaced in the old building, is
an important matter. Nelson M
White'- organisation is at your serv.
ice whatever your problem in thin
line. 58 North Main street—Adv.
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-—Givo an Eversharp Pencil and
Pen to match to the Graduate this
year.——Donneily's.——Adv.
O O O
Initation by a Stamford degree
team will take place tonight at the
used in outfitting the domestic de-iNo. 9510. I. 0.
ion its". New W :0th at, ”5'12!“ of, the. new. arson! hm!
meeting of the Manchester ' Union
0. F.. Grand Army
ugly. 39. .VV‘QllltllnhA“ ti“ ’ ‘ , ‘
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Yearly Visit of
At Pride of
Progress of Local
Eight grand officers were present
at the yearly visitation ofxtbe Great
t'Iliici’s of the Pride of Uncas Coun-
cil. No. 46. D. of I’. meet. held in
lied Men's llall. Washington street.
lust. cvoning.
The. great chief of the State is
.llrs. Daisy Payne of Norwalk. who
was present in her official capacity.
()ilier officers present were:
Great Wenonah. Mrs. Mary Savage
Robinson of Brooklyn. N. T.
Great Minnehaha. Mrs. Sarah Hall
of Bridgeport.
Great Prophetcss. Mrs.
Champagne of Rockvillc.
First Great Scout. Mrs.
Shepherd of Norwaik.
Second Great. Scout.
i‘almer of Daubury.
Guard of the Wigwam. Mrs. Eliza.
lieth Steinwald of Norwalk.
Great Junior Sagamorc.
Polilman of Norwuik.
The following were scheduled to
come. btit were unable to do so:
Great Keeper of Records.
Harriet Wright of Middletown.
Great Keeper of Wampum. Mrs.
Edna Eastward of Middletown.
Great Guard of the Forest. Mrs.
Agnes Galbronner of Milford.
First Great Trustee. Mrs. Elmert
Twitter of Torrlngton.
Second Great Trustee. Mrs. Grace
Bernard of Portland.
Third Great Trustee” Mrs.
Keency of New London.
At 6:30 o‘clock a. supper was-serv-
ed in the hall. nearly 200 being seat-
ed. The halt was decorated in the
colors of the council. purple and
white. the same color scheme being
carried out in the small basket to.-
Mary
Anna
M rs. Adele
Albert
Mrs.
Iona
Feature A ;
Club N‘
Great ‘
Uncas 1
Candidates Are Initiated and D-
Wears Its New Uniforms-Re
Order-
’rho menu incl
beef. potatoes all
carrots and peas.
rolls and butter, p
tasse.
Mrs. Percy Colo
the committee on
lng assisted by Al
the council. Mrs.
cahontas. is head -
of the local Prid
oil. 1
After the dlnn
grand officers pr
speech telling of
iacts of the coun
perity. Both th
cers. Mrs. Payne
'wald. spoke. toilin '
the Norwalk coun
All the membe
team. sixteen in a
suits for the first
which are lies.
fringed with last:
pensive. Their c '
frayed by variou
danccs‘givsu by
The degree tea
initiation of eight c
greo being worked;
der. ‘,
Nomination or o
council took place ‘
ning. Election wil
day night. Juno 25..
After the supper.
mer. accompanied -,
Kramer at the pie.
vocal selections. {
Following their '
was enjoyed. wit
ice cream and lady;
Mrs. Payne. tht~
presented with a‘
vors at the dinner place of each
member.
with blue sapphi
the members or t
Miss Antoinette Marotto. daughtre
of Mr. and Mrs: Joseph Marotto of
Snow-den avenue. became the bride
of John Di Pietro. son of Mrs. Mary
Di Pietro of 38 Benton street, at: a
wedding performed at 10 o’clock
yestcrdny morning in St. Joseph’s
("limit-h. I-‘ather Dennis Hurley of-
ticialcd.
The bride. who was given away by
her father. Mr. Joseph Marotto. wore
a white pussywiilow satin dress.
trimmed with lace. and a tulle veil
caught up with pearls. She carried
.l. shower bouquet of white roses.
Tho maid of honor was Miss Jon-
nio Uuirono of Brooklyn. who wore a.
blue pussywiilow satin dress trim-
med with beads and a. silver wreath.
She carried pink roses. The groom
was attended by Mr. Joseph Cutronc.
The bridal couple were attended
by three bridesmaids and three ush-
ers. They were: The Misses Sara
Tatto. Carrie Cutrone. Rosa Santel-
la anrl Mr. William Sanders. Michael
Doddo and Steven Bartok.
Miss 'l‘atto were a. peach colored
canton crepe dress, trimmed with
cream colored lace: Wore hat to
match and carricd a. bouquet of
pink roses.
Miss Cutrone wore a pink color-
ed canton crepe dress lace trimmed.
with hat to match and carried pink
roses.
Miss Santella. wore an orchid col-
ored canton crepe dress. lace trim-
med and also carried pink roses.
The bride's gift to the maid of
honor was a pink sapphire brooch.
Miss 'Marotto and John D
Are Married by Father ‘
Her gift to the best
mond stick pin. ‘ '
After the cor
followed at the ho .,
mother. Guests we'-
Brooklyn. New Yor '
adclphiu. and P ‘ ‘ "
The young cov
Falls. where the
about two week.
Upon their retu .
at 38 Benton stree
furnished home. .
Mrs. Di Pietro, be
riage. was connected
& Peabody Company
tro is a carpenter ,
Joseph Iladik & Co'
Robert Rowa'
T0 Wed Mi
Mrs. Henry B. ; -
l‘lacc. Bloomfield. N
nounces the en- '
daughter. Miss Ma _
tobert H. Rowan. 5-:
Mrs. Frederick H. '
Elinwood avenue. Ill
:1 member of the se '
Mount Iiolyokc colleg
is a. graduate of Re
techhic Institute. N
been set for the wcdd
Mrs. Edgar Raymo
ton avenue. was a re
Brooklyn. New You
visited her husband.
ficcr on the S. S. Li:
The CLEAN Ion made in
with “0100” ice, call 540.
The Public is invited to visit
Plant.
water. It is much better and costs
Accept no substitute—If your dealer will not 3
“CiCO’.’ iCE ‘
Norwaik, from pure
you no more.
and inspect our Bu '
The Crystal ice Comp __
43-65 N 0. MAIN ST.
STERLING
l FURNITURE COMPANY
“FURNITURE FOR THE ENTIRE :'
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SOUTH NOR
PHONE 105
244 Greenwich Avenue
IF. INTERESTED ‘
In PRESERVATION of Your
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Call or Write
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Greenwich. '
Phone 398
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