,Penonol Mention
Local .Ifems
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rRmAY, "June 19,1925.
Committee of Allingtown Hospital~Con-
cert for Disabled-Soldiers Is Called Off
' use the nownyton members
gills Norwalk Mozart Society for
. cal Extension wish to do that;-
I. towards swelling the funds of
I society in preparation for the
wary concert. the Deft Finger-
0 plays. given in llowsyton sci-
weeks ago. are being repented
ht intthe Grncc 'l'urlsh lluli tr
dlk.
e proceeds will be turned (“Ti
0 Mozart Society to be used to
do the giving of “Martha" in tlrl
.‘ . 1' time. The members are plan
‘. l to engage an augmented or-
” Itrn for the occasion. w:.hith t
- no. necessitates quite a little uni
ll no] expense.
1 A week from Sunday afternoon til
_ ole corps of the society had Null
It! to go to Allingtoun to the Sn
' ' Hospital there and entertain
_ , solo and chorus numbers. lin-
rtunately the ucnir has been called
.for the present.
(There are more. than sixty meni-
'4‘ in the society and lnst Novem-
. ‘1‘. after much prnt-tielng nnd plnn.
n‘g. firm decidtd in offer to glue .r
glittet‘t. at the Allingtown Hospital
. the "boys. " Automobiles were to
.' ey the members to their desti-
ion and all expenses were. of
one. to be born by the Mozart
‘lety.
y'l‘ho member-s picked it ccrtnin
" liduy afteruoml and then inform-
” f the Allingtown entertainment
,- mitten that they would‘ be on
(I. provided the ucather “as fine.
J”belated answer finally ('flnlC bulk
the effect that if the society was
-t prepared to be on hand. ruin or
i no. it had better not. come. »
‘ othlng daunted. the Mozart So-
ty set about planning a trip this
lug. Several unsuccessful con-
ta were made with the entertain-
‘ent committee and two or three
ates postponed.
Finally, June. 21 mm settled upon
I the date. The. members bought
, special music for the affair and for
'evernl weeks have been studiously
noticing. It was planned to give
»he affair cut-of-doors. so that all
be soldiers. those who were able to
outside and those who were forc-
d to stay in. might get. the benefit
. “of the concert.
At the last moment the Ailing-
1t‘town authorities announced that the
Edam was taken by some other group
nd so Norwalk society it ould hrnc
life change its plans.
. g The date was changed and set for
Slime 28. a week from‘Sunday. And
.how comes a note from the hospital
the effect that it has just d15<
covered it made a mistake and tlnrr
he K. of C. from New Haven is to
onto down on that date.
, Members of the society are vague.
' y wondering what they hmc done
0 deserve such treatment.
Mildred Faulds
‘ Is Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. William Iaulds of
Iprlngdalo avenue. announces the
engagement “of their daughter, Mil-
dred May Faulds. to George E. lili-
habrand of 248 South Main street.
T New Canaan. No date has vct been
‘ not for the wedding.
in
Don’t Bring Lulu
Oh Ha—
Bye Bye Blues
Hot Tomale
at
DONNELLY’S
NORWALK wnsrronr
Acquns HONOR
NI llS. “"IllllIA .\l MOSHE“,
“in: “l" uttend the national con.
reunion of the Lady Jennings Lodge,
Shepherds of Bethlehem in Atlantic
flu in September. l-‘or twenty eon-
M‘(‘|lll\(? yearn .\lr.~. Masher has been
named delegate but only this year
derided In ut'ct‘pt. ‘
HARBOR VIEW
WORKING ON PLAN ‘
FOR 2-WAY SPAN
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Mr. and Mrs. Sturges S. Dunllanl
of New York nrrlwd at. their sunr-
lner home ycsterduy afternoon. Mr.
lJunhnnl is 9. patient luwyer in New
York. They at}: accompanied by
their son ltobert. ”who attends Wes-
lcynn l‘nivorsity. and Mrs. Secrest.
Mrs. Dunhanl's mother, of (‘leve-
land. Their homo has been newly
repainted and is now completely fin-
lshcd.
Y
Association is now workillK on a
plan to have the new bridge of the.
two—way type. so that it will not be.
necessary to have one car wait at
one. end until another coming in the
opposite direction gets over.
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Robert Mooney of New York is
paying a visit to George Dolley lit
the bench. it. is possible that. his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Mooney
may take a cottage for the. summer
ill the tie“
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Miss Cathleen Cox of New York
will he at guest. at the Dailey hunger-u
low this week-end.
Mothjers’ Club Is
Meeting Today
Members of the Mothers' Club of
Norwalk will meet this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. M. R. Howard. 148
{just avenue. for :1 social session. '
Whether or not this is to be the
last meeting of the season will be
decided this afternoon. Some of the
members are desirous of holding ses-
sions straight through the summer.
FRATERNALS
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t‘oekcnoe Tribe. No. 32. Improved
Order of Red Men. will meet tonight
at 23 Main street.
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liurckn‘ Rebekah Lodge. Odd Fcl~
lows. will meet tonight at 70 South
Main street.
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Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A.
night at 25 Main street.
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Douglass Fowler. Women's Relief
Corp. No. 15. will hold a. weekly
meeting at 39 Wall street.
-—Advertise in the Sentinel '.
“ClCO” [CE
The CLEAN ICE made in Norwalk, from purest filtered
fitter. It is much better and costs you no more.
' your dealer will not: supply you
roept no substitute—If
with “0100” ice, call 540.
Public' is invited to visit and inspect our Butler Street
Tile Crystal Ice Company
.lmbition without saving is like a gasoline
engine without gas.
an active pass-book.
Bach; your ambition with
R.. will hold a weekly meeting to- -
EAST N ORWALK
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400 MACHINES
PARKED AT CALF
PASTURE BEACH
Heat Drives! Many to
S h o r e—- Although
Few Bathe, Crowd
Stays Till Sundown
The warm weather of yesterday
afternoon turned the minds of bath-
crs. who have for the past few days
shunned Calf Pasture Beach. to
thoughts of the water. and the'result
was something like the crowds of
last Week at the popular beach. An
increasing number of people find
pleasure in merely put-kins their
machines and watching those swim-
mlnz.
Lust night the majority of those at
the beach contented themselics with
watching it comparatively small
number of bothers in the water.
U\(‘l‘ 400 machines were parked
ulong both sides of the buthlng’pup
villon and because of the late eve—
nings I Is time of the year. throngs
sat in ti o glow of tile sunsc‘t on the
bench until nearly ninu o'clock.
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The emergenry ltllllll‘ of the Con-
nertlcul t‘omnnny mudc minor ve-
pulls in lire feed wire. of the bridge
snitch line late last menlng
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The attempt to flout the house-
boat belong to Mr. Tobey on the
south side of the Washington bridge
bus at last met with success. and the.
craft. is now firmly moored so that
it is clear of the mud.
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Mr. John Water-mun of \l’inneld
street is painting his house inside
and out.
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Mr. Philip ’l‘nylm' of Keys'er street
was recently in New York.
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motored
Greenfield
Mr. George Spencer
through Richficld and
yesterday.'
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Mrs. C. “illiams is reported re-
It is inclined that the Hell Island ‘00”th from MI ”cent “"1055
Mr. L Scott of Winfield street
made a trip to New York this morn-
ins.
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Rcv. J. I). Skenc will tulle the.
place of Rev. Robert R. B. Facts at
Christ church on Sunday. June 28.
while Mr. l-‘ooto is attending the
conference at Pomfret. Conn. next
week.
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A regular bus‘fi'ress meeting of the
East Avenue M. E. cllurch was held
last. night. The. members of the om-
eial board as elected for the coming
year are: Mr. Leslie Gorham. 20::
East avenue: Mr. J. Finch. and Mr.
Wilbur Thompson. 6 Lorena street.
The lecture by Dr. Kidd and the
discussion which followed were very
informal and interesting.
The. Woman's Guild bf. ‘hrls:
church met last night at the our:
of Mrs. A. R. Morchouse. 60 First
street. A successful winding up of
the business of the year is indicated
for the final gathering of the year
in July.
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John Risko of Van Zant street.
the butcher. has purchased at new
auto truck to be used in his busi-.
ness. The truck is painted red. He
will begin using it next week. This
truck replaces the one which was
recently damaged in on accident.
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Mrs. Wallace Bates of Melrose
avenue reported to the police last
night that her son. George Bates. 15
years old. was missing from home.
This morning she notified the police
that he had stayed at the home of a
friend all night.
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Frank Fox. local fisherman. con-
ducted a. thriving business in oils
yesterday and today from the Wash-
ington street bridge. Sitting in his
boat. with a pail of eels in-fronnof
him and a dish for the skinned
onq beside him. he proceeded to
flay his large catchywitb s. rapidity
which was in itself a mute adver~
tisement‘. Mr. Fox made his catch
about. the nearby islands. and it is
one of the finest seen til the harbor
in some time. When the eels in
his submerged pot are all sold he
intends to so back for more. He
has eel pots located in several spots
in neighboring waters.
SPRINGWOOD
Mr. Alex Terry of Ely svenue.
and Patrick Rooney of Chapel street.
motored to New York city yesterday.
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Samuel Abramson of Benton street
received ‘ permission yesterday to
open up s. gasoline station at 9 Bou-
ton street.
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Mr. John Taylor of Lowe street
was a. visitor in Bridgeport lest even-
log.
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Mr. Coleman Char-hock of Lowe
. street celebrated his sixteenth birth-
day at his home Wednesday.
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Mfr Patrick Dominic of Benton
street was a visitor in New York city
yesterday. ~ /
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Mr. James’ Damsto of Lowe street
celebrated his seventeenth birthday
, anniversary at his hon-re Tuesday.
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Mr. Gus Weill of Bridgeport was
a. wisltor in town yesterday.
Abram Ballieh of Cove avenue was
it busineu visttor in New tor-k city
yesterday.
Feature Articles
,.Club .News .
Norwalk Chapter D. A. R Gives
Last Card Party of Season
The Nor-walk chapter of the D. A.
ll. held its third and last card party
of the season at the old Town Hall
yemerdl)’ afternoon. ‘
seventeen tables were made up
for the elf-tr. about seventy ‘women
being present. A number of other
small card parties were held in the
homes of the members.
Prizes were given at each table.
they being hsnd painted powder
puff dishes. Miss Josephine Miller
was the artist.
'Mrs. George Mathews was chair-
man of the ticket committee. Mrs.
E. C. Brown and Mrs. Nelson B.
Gorhnm were in charge of the re-
freshments of cake and punch
Which were served after the card
games.
This was the last speisi affair of
the season. and members were early
canvassed to sell as many tickets as
possible in order that the affair
might be a financial as well as s so-
olul duccus.
Beyond the July 4th.. Defense
Day activities. for which the mem-
bers are now pinpoint. there will
be no more “affairs" until the’fall.
Among those who entertained in
their own homes with card. parties
Wow)". and Mrs. William Miller
of Newtown avenue. Mrs. John Fer-
ris -of Belle Island and Miss Mary
Cunningham of Elmwood avenue.
Star of Columbia Circle. N 0.25%
Elects Officers at Meeting
Officers were elected at the meet“-
lng of the Companions of the Forest
Star of Columbia Circle. No. 258,
held last night at 35 Washington
street. .
Miss Katherine Duffy was elected
Post Chief Companion.
Mrs. Margaret. Blow n. Chief Com-
p.nnitm
Mrs. Anna Weed. Sub Chief Conl-
panlon. ,
Mrs. Mary A. State.
Secretary.
\liss May McLaughlin. Financial
Secretary.
Mrs. Edith \Vebb.
Miss Elizabeth
Guide.
Miss Ellsabetlr'lx‘llfoii. Left Guido.
Mrs. Nellie Guyer. inner Guard.
Mrs. Charlotte Kramer. Outer
Guard. ‘
Recording
Treasurer.
Moors. Right
During the evening the delegate
to the supreme convention to be held
in Atlantic City. September 15, wss
named. . She is Miss Mary Mc-
Laughllnl The alternate to Mrs.
Anna Svuc. ‘
Two new applications for menu-
bershlp were received during the
business meeting.
It was decided that during the
montl-s of July. August and Sep-
tember. the circle hold but one
meeting a month. that to be on thc
third Thursday.
The next meeting of thefiounril
will be on July 19. at which in-
stallation of officers will take place.
State officers will be present.
The council voted to hold an out
ing in August. details of which will
be. announced later.
Announce the Program of
St. Joseph’ s School Graduation
The program to be ptesentednt
the Kidlliihlloll exercises of St.
Jr:.cplr‘s i-urnehlsl school. Sunday
ufttrnoon at 2:30 o'elnek in St.
Jtseph's church \illl include the
lt::lowln'.‘.: V
Assembly of tholOradusting class.
. llylnn, "Our Lady's Titles." by the
clues.
Presentation of
Prizes. by the Rev.
icy.
Act of Conseerntlon by the clone.
\ddrese to tho Graduates by the
Rev. Dennis P. Hurley.
Hymn. “Jesus. Keep me Close to
Thee." by the class.
Diplomas and
Dennis P. Hur-
Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment.
Hymns, "0 JesuMl." "Tontum
Ergo." and “Holy God. We Praise
Thy Name. " by the class.
ltebesslonsl selected.
The following awards are to be
made at the exercises:
first prize in Christian Doctrine.
to Helen F Smith. Second Prize in
Christian Doctrine. Frederick J.
More-ill. Gold Medal for U. 8. His-
tory to Elizabeth M. Muoio. Gold
Medal for Highest Seholnrslrlp.. Eli-
zehcth M. Muoio.
Twenty one students villi be gra-
ducted .
2 Speakers on Program foi' ..
Republican, Women’s Luncheon
'l‘wo noted speakers are on the
program for the annual luncheon
of the Nor-walk Republican Women's
Association to be held Thursday.
June 25. at the Norwalk Country
club.
Charles E. Dow. Connecticut :talo
commissioner of child welfare. end
Mr. John Kentwell. well known
humorist and after dinner speaker.
will talk following the luncheon.
Mrs. Charles Simpson is to be in
charge of flowers nnd'decorations
for the occasion. Mrs. Alfred J. C.
Beekius will be in charge of the
musical program which is to in-
clude selections by the Republican
Women's glee club.
Mrs. John C. Sherman is in charge
of general arrangements. while Mrs.
John Merriman heads the ticket
committee. She is assisted by Mrs.
Frank C. Goodyear in the first word.
Mrs. George McKlbbln. in the
second; Mrs. Conrad Frey‘in the
third: Mrs. John Morriman‘in the
fourth: and Mrs. Percy F. Barrett
in the fifth.
Barbara Jones of Ridgefield
Weds Chas. F uller~ Tomorrow
A Norwalk wedding of lntsrest will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in Ridgsfteld. when Miss
Barbara Jones, of Ridgefield and
New York. becomes the bride of
Charles Fuller of 38 Center avenue.
Norwalk. ‘
The bride is to be attended by
Miss Barbara. Jennings of Southport
ns bridesmaid..nnd by Miss 'Mary
Meeker of New York as bridesmaid.
Miss Jennings will wear pink gear. .
gette. and Miss Meeker will wear
pink beaded satin back crepe. Both
will carry bouquets of sweet pose.
The groom will be attended by
Willie De Forrest as best man.
Following the wedding ceremony.
the newly mnrrled couple will leave
"on an extended honeymoon trip to
parts unknown. Upon their return
they will reside in Not-walk.
Big Surprise Has Been Planned
For Telephone C0.Dance Tonight .
A dance and social to be given
Michael Valentick of East nvenuelm'd" "N “39”“ 0’ "m N°r“’|"‘
branch of the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone Company will be
held in Red Men‘s hall. Washington
street, this evening.
Between 150 and 200 employees
are expected to attend from all the
surrounding cities. most of them
coming from Bridgeport, Danbury
and Stamford.
Mr. Moran. president of the com-
pany. and Mr. H. C. Knight. Vice
FASHION
News Notes
amazon
Special Correspondent ’
Of The Evening Sentinel
(Copyright. 1025.)
NEW YORK. June 16.—Women's
skirts do not bag at the knees but
they bug. nevertheless. especially in
bet wuther. The recent heat wave
put “DWI on the book of pros!-
cm? ”on.” m“
president. will be present as will also
a. number of officers from New
Haven.
A special pron-mt has been pre-
pared for the affair“. song and dance
selections to be followed by general
dancing to s local orchestra. Re-
freshments will be served.
A unique surprise is on the pro~
mm for. the evening. the detslls
of which will not. be revealed until
the whole company is assembled in
the hall.
‘vet automobile upholstery all 'left
their brand and the designers im-
mediately began efforts to correct
the situation. This is beins' done by
transferring the fullness of the skirts
from the .front. where it has been
assembled for some time. to the
bask. skirt fronts new are severely
plots and short ‘easugb and tight
enough‘ to make it. dilieult to keep
the hem below the knee cap when
seated. , I ,
i The fullneg in the back is state?
ed in meat instances by lode".
pm or flare» “firewall" fres-
den of meat and provide
breadth of material but at the some
BELL ISLAND
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HIGH SCHOOL .
BOYS' TO PLAY
AT CLUB DANCE
The next dues of the Bell Islsnd
club will be held tomorrow evening
and the high school boys. who pro- .
\ided the music before will again
play.
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Mr. and Min. Joseph Stewart
Whiteslde and family have moved
into their cottage onthe island
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price are
acting as steward and stewardess of
the Bell. island club. Mr. Price is
taking over this work for the first
time this year.
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The club tennis court at the club.
is being put into shape and is now '
ready for playing. It received its
tins! rolling last night and will be
marked today.
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William Smith. Jr.. of Indianapo-
ils ls \isiting his sister. Mrs. Thomas
Canty.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Frank Schwartz
of Brooklyn spent last week at the.
island. They will return later for
the season. i
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Mrs. John McAllister will arrive
tomorrow for the season.
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William Conty. son of Mr. and
Mrs. omas Canty. will entertain
s number of his friends at his
birthday party on Monday. The
feature of the afternoon. of course.
will be the birthday cake. As Master
William is celebrating his first
birthday. the cake will not be over-
loaded with candles.
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Mrs. W. Frank Schwartz was en-
tertained ru luncheon yesterday by
Mrs. Edgar Raymond of Rowayton.
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Thomas Cnnty ls away on s visit
to Allentown. Pa.
PERSONALS
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Mr. William Hailll of Bridgeport
was a visitor ln'town yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of
First street are home. after visiting
in Bcsr mountain for a. few days.
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~CUIBILL'S FISH MARKET.
Lobsters this week here are of fine
size: shrimp also are here and fresh
crab meat. This market at all times
has the choicest of fish food of the
season. Deliveries made to all ecc-
tlons of Norwalk and nearby vicin-
ity. 71 North Main street. Phone
10$.—-.\d\'.
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Mr. Stanley Taylor of Second street
has returned to his horde after vis-
irinr: several days in lledbank, New
York.
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-,-il.t.\'.\'rsn‘ HOME-MADE BAK-
Eltl'. lNC.
Strawberry time is here and we
can furnish you with cake isye- fox
short cake (two sizes). HI an 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.
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Friends of Mr. William Aiken of
Newtown avenue will be Kind to
learn he has recoiered from his
recent illness.
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Large Pm Coal. Norris & Gena.—
Adv.
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Mr. Harry Fudge of First street
has returned to his home after hav-
ing his tonsils removed at the Nor-
waik hlspital.
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—L~ltorue and Remodels" dur-
ing the spring sud summer months
means perfect. protection—4nd wili
give you a‘gurment fit to wear next
fall. Twin City Valet. 6'! No. Main
Street. Phone (flow-Adv.
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Mr. Robert Sleem of St. John
'strcet is home after visiting in Pitts-
fleld. Mass, for the past few days:
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—-PERMANENT WAVING. Nes-
tle LanoiL Mrs. L. A. Ieklyan. 12'!
So. Main St. Tel. 24.-—Adv.
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Mr. Charles Williams of Fort
Point street has returned to his
home after visiting friends in New
York and Philadelphia.
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Best Lehlgh Cont. Harris 8; Gaps.—
Ad\.
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Mr. Clifford of Bridgtport was a
visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
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~35 per sent off on radios and
loud speakers.—Donnelly 's.—-Adv.
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Mr. Floyd Angevine of Flaxhill
road was a. visitor in New York city
Wednesday.
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—-Radle end mil-om sold on as:
terms. Donoelly.-—Adv.
Herbert M. inner has accepted a. '
position with the‘ s. and s. Tobacco
Co. of Walkstreet.
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problsm for the new job. or a reno-
vation. this organisation is visit able '
and equipped to handle the same for
udsfaetion all around. Nelson 1!.
White. heating and plumbing con.
tractor. u North Main street—Adv.
Special meet. of'tb; mm mem-
ber-souls. nyD. new Lesion will
DI IBM in 30‘ Men's hail. 'Nlln
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Double Event Is“ Celebrated .
By .Wanolna Council Member“
Entert tain Big Chiefs of Poéahontas and Ob
serve 10th Anniversary of Council at Goth
erlng in Red Men’ 8
,ed locally and
”W“
———l'iloto by Monugluu.
.uns. MA! WEED,
Who Is in New Britain today attend.
ing the convention of the William
McKinley Auxiliary, L'. S. V. W.
Annual Strawberry
Festival Tonight
The annual strawberry festival at
the Swedish (.‘ongrrgatlonrtl church
will be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock
on the church lawn.
The women of the church have
been busily decorating for the occu-
slon and the l'fSlllt is expected to be
even better than in former years.
A fine program has been arranged
by the children of the Sunday school
of which Mr. Axel Amundsen is the
head.
Girl Scouts to Be
At Calf Pasture
Ten Girl Scout Troops from Nor-
walk will guthcr at t‘nlf Pasture
Beach tomorrow morning. for an all
day picnic and meeting.
Several of the troops will hike
down to the' bench. l nnr licon will
be. held at noon on the sands. In
the afternoon. it Court of Awards
meet will be held.
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the dedication or the Memorial
l-‘ountuin. creelcd'hy the. national
society of the D. A. R. in the mem—
ory of Pilgrim women at Plymouth.
Muse... June :14.
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li‘ABRlZlO. LOCAL CONTRACTOR
HAS CAPABLE OllGANlZATlON
For many years Henry lv‘abrisio.
general contractor. has been engag-
ln this vicinity--
buildlng work of the boiler sort. To.
day his organization is well and fav-
orably known and is in a position to
handle any proposition in the gen-
eral contracting line from "inc start
to the finishing of the same." Mr.
lr‘nbrlzio the directing force. person-
ally oversees all jobs that are under
taken from time to time. Office at
7 North Ave.. Nor-walk. Phone 2824.
——Adv.
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Members of tho Monkcr Cauldron.
No. 16. M. 0. V. l’. E. R. will meet
this evening for a special business
meeting at 16 South Main street.
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-—-Kosmeoi(‘renms. Powders. Ton-
ice at Vanity Shop. Phone 3145-2.—
Adv.
members
Snt urday
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Norwalk Country club
will hold their regular
night dance tomorrow.
chestra. will furnish music.
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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 here.-Adv.
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Members of the Grace Church
Girls "G" club will enjoy a picnic
at Pleasure bench tomorrow after-
noon.
43-65 NO. MAIN ST.
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—Where it is s. heating plumbing ’ ‘
‘ nlversary of the council.
f’menu
sslad. shrimp salad. pickles. olive
, celery. rolls. coffee. and strawbe
‘. shortcnke.
A local or- .
Hall .
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A double event was celebrated Is
evening by the Wanome Council. D
' gree of Pocahontas. at Red Men
hall on Main street.
The event included the entertsi
" ing of the in. chiefs of the m";
and the observance of the tenth [a ,5.“
At 6:30 o'clock a delightful ’Iupp.
was served to the great cl‘afs.
including cold ham. pole
In the center of the table was
large oval decoration in punt
' boasting a bunch of white earn
lions in the middle. The col-
scheme of purple and white. t.
‘councll’s colors. was also carri
.. out in the small favors at each 1
Mary Char
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.dlvidual place. Mrs. Mary Ks i-
for the occasion included:
Great Wenonah. Mary Roberts-
Bridgeport;
Great Flrstbcout. Annie Shephet
Elizabeth Stelnwald of Norwalk.
Prophetess. Jennie Sodelund.
Powhatan. Reuben Booth.
ford were also named last evenin
and Jessie Malkin. g}
Lift-die Jones. i
had been presented to the coun ’
at 52 Washington street. This ca
l'ust Sachem William M. Pow
presenting the token. ' Mr. Powe
nectlcu: Iteservatlon..and congrat
office of Wenonah. Mother' a
During the evening a must
con-.panled by Miss Eleanor
durance.” by Burt-nice Malkin.
trombonist; Miss M. Merrill, bani
after the regular program was co
of the ‘Venlng was the short co .
Fluted the trials and tribulations . -
oust follows:
Danny the choir boy. Genevle
Seder-hind.
Theodore Sode
Miss Jordan, "Dorothy Booth.
“as in charge of the decorations.
The big chiefs who were preset
Great Pocahontas, Daisy Payn
of No rwalk.
from Stamford.
Great Mlnnehalu. Sarah Hall fro
Great Prophetess.
pagne from Rocktllle.
of Nero alk. .
Great Guard of the Wine.
Election of officers took place du .
ing the evening as follows:
Pocahontas. Dorothy Booth. t
Wenonah, Elizabeth Wood. 1.
f
Representatives to the great con ff
cll to be held in October in Sta g.
They are to be: ;.
Veronica Mason. Jennie Soderlu 5
The alternatives will be: .
Mae Rowe. Mae Builwlts. ant.
At the close of the dinner. it w !
rinnorlnced that s fine birthday ca '5...
in honor of it‘s birthday by Mr. a
Mrs. George Gedney of the bake
was inter ruffled off. Mrs. Burt. -~;
new Canaan being the lucky wlnne
next presented a gold bracelet .
Great l'ocohantas, Daisy Payne. l ‘
laudel Mrs. Payne's successful a- '
ministration as leader of the Co
lated her on her daughter's Mr
Dorothy Booth's nomination to t
daughter have each held the fir
office in the local council.
program was rendered:
Violin solo. Kenton Ericson.
son. .
Recitation. "Almost Beyond E
’Quarlette numbers by Mrs. Gra-
Yost, pianist: Elizabeth Ban
lat; Tillie Boothby. violinist.
The quartette played for danci
eluded.
One of the most humorous even
cdy sketch, "After thebhow.” xiv .
Ly the members. This comedy ,d
u. stranded show girl who in ink.
In by n._farmer and his wife. ’1'
Po. Martin. George Spicer.
M: Martin, Eliza Hyatt.
.‘chnrrie.
Mandy. the village snoop, Jenn
Ezekiel Frost.
lund.
Goldie. the show girl. lillzsbe
\Vnrd.
Miss Alice Hunt of Providenc
Rhoda island. who spoke at t
meeting of the Falrfleld Coun
League of Women Voters at t
Norwalk Country culb last merit
will address the Stamford Lee
of Women Voters. June :5.
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