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‘ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1925.
I’ irsonal Mention
Local Home
A Page F or Norwalk l
omen
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Feature I Articles
Club News
'liUWAY’l‘UN ‘ 'Court Frances. Order of Golden
:FIVE GRADUATE
..Champion Ticket Seller Miss Florence May Fairty l
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I EAST NORWALK
WM
GIRL MEMBERS
”Mrs. John Mel—'i'iinan,
Workers ill Norwalk Republican Women’s
Association, Active in Many Fields
A COIth‘lt‘ntiuun worker. a. good
manager and an l\l‘(‘ll(‘lll OiIlt't‘I‘ is
Mu. John .\icrriiiiiiu who is lli‘lit‘lllll;
the 4ticket (‘0Ilillilllt"i'~ for lllt‘. annual
luncheon to ho glitii by tho Nor-
walk branch of the lttpulllican We. ‘
men’s Association ill the Norwalk
Country club tomorrow noon.
Mrs. Merriiiiail is one of
"mud workers who docs much.
little. and gets credit for even lcss.
Yet therc is IIt‘\II' a project on
.Wliich she is aslovd to back or u
commlitco on which she is asked to
nerve. to which bill' has not gin-n
her whole time. ’l‘ickt-ts are one or
, her main Iloliliics.
_‘,.,,,,.,At the prcsiut limo lilriz. )lt-ril
mu holds the olllct't ot’ r-cordiiir
‘ mretary in tiic licpliiilii-uii \\‘omiriv.
ocintion and also that of chall
an of the publicity comiilillcc. Ht.
noted for her journalistic act-om
linhincnts along publicity lincu.
Mrs. Mcrrilnuil is also an “Lil"
irl Scout worker. an onlcer iil ti.«
Irls' and Women's club. it Illl‘lllllt‘l
{the Home and School League and
no of tho lcadcrs of the fourth dis.
rICt.
“ For a. time she was (inc of ti.
'; Irectors of the Home for the A‘Kl'il.
he is one of tile prime movers in
l 0 Junior Chautauqua idea and has
ways llcr-n prominent in 1mm
rlsh circles. Besides this she is
they
h‘ilya .
Ichtls l’ieptlblican Connnittee'I
One of Most' Ardent
CHAIRMAN
.\l.iliiit;l.til.
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nus. .umx .\li;lii:l.\l.\\'.
tor JR. RED CROSS
LIFE SAVING CORPS
Expect to Pass Test
IWithin Few Days—
Guards Soon to Erect
Station
The Calf Pasture Lilo Guards. it
was announced yesterday. will start
work on the erection of their own
Mic-saving station at once. The
plans for the building. as drawn up
by t‘oiiti-:.iclor Riordan. lillvo DN'll
Illt‘t‘t‘llil'tl after Royal (interbanka
laud ltiordiiil looked ovcr the pro-
. litlst‘ll site for the station.
l The guards have \‘0II‘tI to lilo
ltiu-h- own treasury funds. together
with llic $230 appropriated for tho
purposc liy llll‘ common council.
'I‘iiiii \\lli ulvc .'t total at approxi-
mately $500. The. lumber for the
lilllltillll: will he delivered by tho
‘Norwnlk Lumber Company within
the next two days. Work Oil the.
Eltiillllliil: will he done by the guards
Ith» iiisclvrs. niucc the cost of having
the station built would more than
Iiloliblc the amount now being cx.
‘ pended.
'I‘llc guards will only be able to
. work on the building evenings. The
unit will not the posts for the stu-
lion liciorc tiit- wcck ls over.
By ncxl Sunday there will be five
cirl mcilihcrn of the Junior Anter-
lcnn Red Cross Life Saving Corps.
The nil-iii. tile MIRM‘B Nutulio Ander-
li‘OIl. Ircno Hailclld. Shurly Roberts.
Bodweandfb'iiirt
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AretContljast3d
Bride of Paul Manker Today
_ ....._..
A wedding of wide interest tutu-ll
place this afternoon. when Minn
Florence May ll'ail'ty of New Canaan
and Harbor View. daughter of Mr
and Mn. Charles H. Fairly of Ncw
Canaan. becomes the bride of Patti
A. Manker of Chattanooga. Tililllt'fir
Iaii. .
Tho COtOlllDlly will be held at 4
o'clock this afternoon at tit. Mal-ha
L‘piscopa: church in New Canaan.
.itov. Adams will officiate. _
The bride will be gowncd in pow-
der iilue gcorgetio over silver cloth
with but to match and silver blip.
poll- She will carry a. bouquet or
reset uud liliu of the valley.
will be attended by Mrs. Frederick
Fairty as matron of honor. who will
wear pink chiffon over on orchid
slip. She will carry an old fash-
ioncd bouquet. The groom will he
attended by the bride's
Harry Fairty all best man.
After the ceremony a reception
will be held at the home of the
bride in New Canaan. to which 1.3!
or “.500 guests are expected.
route.
Upon their return they will luau
again for Chattanooga.
vein to Miami. lt‘loridn and otht-r
cities in the South.
Slch
brother. ,
t
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Shortly afterwards. the bride and ‘ in...
(room will leave on a honeymoon'si-il...i nin- I
trip of two weeks to Niagara Falls. I it.\' (like; \Ifl'HI ii..- tltlllflt'i'tlils.
Canada and points of interest in ...”...k...‘ I...
where Mr. Manker is ill tho i'i~:ilt.v;...1.n..i
business. later continuing lli"ll' tin-nip...
FROM SR. HIGH
SCHOOL TONIGHT
School Children Exhib-
iting Curious Dis-
ease Which Only Ice
Cream Will Cure
Among the l'iowuytoa limit-ii
girls who will Rl“lliutli0 il'Olil
Norwiilk iIiliIl School tllill I
.\Il>u Illlii l..i'.tt i'. ‘lltlilillll‘l' (it
.‘ll'rn :ilitl .\ll'l‘. .'\l.tt'.»~li.t|l l'. liii\it\i
til lint-iii :l‘.‘:i‘lt'; lfiuily Hlt\i‘lIi-.
daughter of Mr. ‘ill'i Mr.» liarlo 1‘.
Fllwviis, ol' McKinley l‘liicc: Verna
i“‘ii\|,‘l', illllIKlil‘T of Mr. and Mrs.
ling.” l't‘tthtl‘. ci‘ .‘dclt’iiilcy i‘iilt-c;
.\li,~t~i Ilctty r‘t-olicltl. ilaiiclltcr of Mill.
Iiiitllt'i'lllo iétwilillvl ul’ Illulllzinti
urchin; and hi i'. tlr.iy. .‘ltlll oi the
of
and
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.‘lilil lJl’I‘.lili‘>is' and has hot-ii liiiiiicti
"ilt.ll llktirslitl" 'l‘lir- Hill‘ll'l't't‘
Tm‘""~““"‘~‘i iiiilrll l-i-.c\l-ti.~u vl lmiii lilllrlltlillll‘l' at
.tml trim all ill-list-lloitl
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Fall Coats Use
F or Lavishly
Sceptre, Nominates Officers
Arrangements Completed for Strawberry Fes-
tival at Home of Mrs. Jennie Finch Tomor-
row Evening—Installation July 28th
Nomination of officers took place
at the meeting of the Court Frances.
No. 11. Order of the Golden Sceptre. '
in Progress Forum " in town-
lug.
The majority of the court mem-’
born were present. Many visitor
from New Haven and Bridgeport
also attended.
During the evening the Past Wor-
thy Rulcr Mm Olierenahaw present-
ed hire. Florence Joalin with a linon
scarf. she having won the prize for
bringing in the greatest number of
new members during the past year.
Thi- contost has .tuat cloned.
After the regular busineu had
been transacted. nomination of om-
cera took place no tollowo:
Worthy Pant Ruler.
Mather.
Worthy Ruler. I-llirry Waterbury.
\i'orty Vice-Ruler. hire. Florence
Joslln. .
Worthy Right Attendant. Mrs. Car.
rie Day.
Worthy Left Attendant. Mrs. Mary
G. Bloom.
Worthy High Priest, Ray C. Ramon,
Worthy Standard Bearer. Ethel
JOl-‘Illl.
Worthy inside Page. Esther Me-
chrc.
Worthy Outside Page. William E.
Bloom.
Harry V
Give Shower for
”active workcr in tho I‘Ii’llllt‘ Sun-
lhssio Mi-l.oughlan and Adria Kctz-
\i'nrthy .‘luslgIrcr. Mrs. Bessie Wa-
PERSONALS
In" . ' ' . ‘. iranch . ..~ ‘. - .i .i .. l'n ‘*
~‘ of £33211.” (9.5.3.1? MM” 1 Mrs iii Mlllqueen - “W “W “0"" "with“ ”‘0 “r . "“' ‘1": ? ‘..”' . "21' ’» ”.11.. Winn-x-
The Republican wimp-n im-l ' ' I=-lI‘tt-'iionInecessary for ”"58“"! their 'I.""’" I” '1 i'l'l.‘ m 'l Jill ,‘II ' ...- Worthy Custodian. isaac David-
.‘. . .. “"w“ tests \iilrt‘ th- til it o - f l. . . "‘ " .Ll" 1 ‘ " ' ’ “"' l" '
themselves v.0” 'u‘lky 1.0 hm” bun A “ll-“‘mllfllli'o‘m “WWI “M 9i" n ' t‘lulirda I.0ill'§ i'tllli‘i\’i:l‘i ’iinilnRo-lelllfce Miss Mildred t tzinger of famitli I .-.. ,,,.i I,...| i . \Iotiiliil-I il' mlii'orth ' Treasurer Iii All
nrlglto (any? tquiIt‘. Omvlflll ”Hit“? in 1mm”. of MW 31......“ “WNW“ 3mm. “I the girls are showing great Main Hil‘tl‘f‘t hIanrctiiIrnt-d in her lIiIquIiIc ,-..,.1..:.-; . :4 ill lit :~'..u:ii Nor~ Thief 3 . . rs.I co
"'0 ”3' A ( rm. ' at her aunt's home on North Main. “I‘ll“‘h "ml ”ll" “hill“ “V“ llilOllitl “mi“ :peiidlng fl ”Hum" l“ H i .ll.. Worthy Recorder, Mrs. Adele
‘ strict lust melting. plies ll." l‘i'iillll’t‘IlIL‘IIIN Itt'iOI'G the ndciphii. I . ‘ . . . . Hitler-“villa
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'i‘ho allair Wits anon M; iii“ cm- "“l‘ ‘r‘ "“ ‘- . . ... . ““‘l‘ 1“” “ " ‘ “l 1 \i'ortllv it‘slsi’lnt Recorded M 9
LOCAL - hir David Green. of new llama . _ . . ._ I ...... I. ......ng . . u . . , r ,
ploycs oi l-lllwln Bucsc‘u where Ali's. . . . . ,, ' . . . . . . '1 1'“ l “‘1‘” "" " ‘ '“ "_ Ella Arnold.
Mlilquecn was employed before iloi “N “‘31” 5“" slightly increased “"5 a \laitor 1.“ ‘2‘”: yesteldi). 1-“ *-"‘“""l”"" -\ ‘ ' "n h‘" ““" Worthy Instructor Harry Witter-
MW .. . . .1 . crowds at Calf Pasture Bcach. Thil afternoon frock‘I f I‘l- u - .» . till? \tin . Fit - "\lit‘i‘lh 10 '
Tm ememm’m’” “mmmec °f "mum-LL Shemmwh‘ m”“’"""’" it" ~l- i li~ ._ l l d cl . II “vs Iiiillnn Nichoi- of Third “ ’3 " ‘ . . i .... r bury.
. I beautiful gifts of iiiicn and glass. “” ~‘ ” “' "o“ “g “ “m ”I toned of “me, the bodice aeo- ‘ ' . ‘d . i t-lt mi‘ord “0 ""‘l‘ l" 1"“ "‘ ‘ ll" L" ” ‘. All arra'ements have now been
Eureka. Rebekah Lodge is making ware. lulllll‘rs look to the. water. bill tuft lion being white the skirt block street spent )OHIOI. a: n n . ti.» I... k. complctéd for the strawberry festi-
- a cnic to he held Jill .. . .. u , . . when the tide became too low. ’ . ' ‘ . . . . . .
g?!“ for W , y littlibfilt'ill'iiiii‘il illLl.HIlL::‘u. q l 'l‘lu-ro are two distinct crowds in Widc IlecVes Ind Skin draped Mr. and Mrs. John L'uplioi‘u cl “.3 ‘1 HI ..I.. .... i » t‘i‘vl . . 3m to ht: givenIIIlIttIIthe home of Mrs.
' . . . Green {115; 'Elslo‘Sipflili' ‘ m5 ””5 " tho; bczicll i-veuinxr. The first comes With rhinestone ornament and FUN POil‘lt street have returned to II iii-til ii. I ' "ll :i..- I”. i “it w I‘ nitTrii-locwb iiitgllll't liltiiityroflciigtzmhiisu
v I ' ‘ . k " , r-arly to swim. The second comes white frln d' ‘ ' ' their llOl'M "it" spending “ ‘0“ . .. . .. < immi‘ . '
. 31.. ~ .._. ~ . ., . are istiactlve fea- . ...,I ..,.. .on. . .. ,. .. .
Formal ”6mm” °‘ ”‘9 “CM" or' caxiiiiimi'ii‘"iihidf“Sell“:l Amm I‘m" in m“ dual" '° Mr" l” U” turen Cargleel VI n screen a “my" m MW 1”" Cm" Hui-illicit l'ti‘ it‘ll il--- :ninnzi li.llI F ' b ' h l .1 r'l‘my beeniwm' n l
Bil-filled Ladics Aid Socicty of llit: ii'Q ”i ‘IIsva (flu: IU’\"I”I>3;I . l cool of the beach. There were many .I it ‘ y: ’ c- ‘ ' ' I. .I t ,- ‘. H ll) . .i -\ -..-.t. a null “r is cing used In ably on he comm ttee In c “I” of the
l. Swedish ifonm‘ccutloual church will “I1"; 33.1 mil f‘ft" ""‘I“-,;““' “ll-”’3' cars at lIit' \villcr'fl ctlgo him night. ".9”: 3 t e ”0‘16 - l'ntsy I’cirlicilll of I‘Jllziilictlt‘I “I"" " ‘I‘ . I‘ it». ' ... iii ‘ ‘ the new 00“" {01' fall- The cont ”'7” is headed by MI." Florence
w l” held tonight “L 8 o‘clock l“ ”m i a; ”R? l ”I‘M“? Iloeno. tll‘lH‘n lllt'l‘tl by the slightly warmer atrpet entertained his cousin from" ‘" W“ " “_“ "I ‘ ‘ above is a French cloth of red Jmml' who “i assisted by M“. Jen-
.. ‘ church. An interesting. program ‘I [‘3‘ ‘ “ '“M‘L A”; “l‘llnlilll- It Hill'd‘iiiilt'f‘ of yesterday afternoon. Bridgeport yesterday. . . I I I I \1. II \'<5 silk and pool with embossed niv I‘lllt‘l’l. hils. Renlson. Mrs. \dele
' has been prepared by mnlilbars. at. N”- ll‘°"““'l“ “"5“ ((05031 NM“ u o 0 \V s G .1d 1 . . . . . . 1" Ii. '»-‘ I -‘ .. ‘ l' j. . . Siiicewald and Mr. Raynor.
tor which refreshments will be 53'“ Mrs-“"1rl'i'lllt ””1 «3- 51111111. .‘tlm iiisie Muller. famous girl Gillan S u} P ans 3““ “mph“... Iiialion of Bristol. ll: M a will Mm int tIv Il-iJIiIitlu. count-is Iol' Ia Chinchilla fabric. Meetings will continue throughout
owed- . “-“‘*‘ -- :-ltiltt‘l‘. is visiting in xiii-walk with Lawn Fete Jul 8 formerly of Nerwwlk. 3mm .‘P-“lt‘F f m lit it. it Ii'..l'lil ;.. '.'it.I,l)‘ lll .iis.I 'Ilhc dcstgn ,5 a double cross ef- the summer as they occur only once
' ‘ . Birthday Party for “1"“ -‘“"“ ”“5"“- "m‘mfll'y 01' ”"3 y (lay in this city visiting friends. illlii‘i“- « 1". icct. It is collared. culled and "My two weeks
- Woman's Skating Association. who . . o ' ‘ ' ' l «mind ;" 1.1.... “we At the meeting to be held July 28.
)dombers of the Garden club will
meet this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. P. R. Rose. Wilson Point. Mrs.
installation of officers will take
place. Slate officers will be present
at that time.
. .1 it... 1.1mm tennis,
The Woman's Guild of Christ .
“l li-ll'l“ I hits mey (Lusianli'uj to allow lnliiil'
The man friends of Mrs. Jemi‘lnl
church held a meeting yesterday at V
C. Kullnor. of Winfield ratl‘oct. wt 1.
{Lit-‘1 l» i.‘i .il
l..‘ ‘I'txni lh
AntOinette Anton l is wcll known iil East Norwalk.
. fun”? C' AlIdIcrson IMIIII talkfl oil Nif-‘s Allliilliwllt! .iiitnn of Wood- I'lilI'I' I'lI‘IlImb ":"'E’I"I “r I “ll" sand. the lionlc of Mrs. Arthur Iiiorchouae. be. pleased to know that File is (‘Lill- I: II II I II'I of tin. ml.‘ ::i the \iilugt‘ l0 use
.hgontlnuous 1.00mi. IIn 10 .ll cu. ward ”WW“ held a birthday pul‘ty'at iiii‘llltl'l IiIIIx Lollillltlltli‘liiizlliillllllgscri)‘: 50 First “mm villescing very nicely alter licr rc-I“ I..I I I l . II I iII' I i 'h. tout: H 1d C f i
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i' —CUTBII L‘H' lt‘IS‘ll \I \RKET 2:203:21; “Lilly” m 1‘0“”! “I hm state road- was lilailcuu-rcd Plans were made to hold a lawn climl Oplldrailimlixni‘tttlllighlool ‘15:: hill tic; l .. . i , .l~i tune 'is- . . . d . O on erence
" 4 ~ . .. ' ,. ll‘ av. '. . .. . m - ‘ i -“ " . .. 5 l"? : ' - .
Yifimhstcrs this week here are of fine Dancing and mimic “.01., cin'ovr-d through the \i'nulilnnton street draw ““9 l“ ”"3 "‘"l'lt July 3- I'Hle M- Fnstmmon .....I.‘;..m...y_ Ital-in ~ ‘: > ......i -- ho -‘ ~l~I”~I"I ’I‘ “‘I"I“‘I‘I‘f I", "(31:12“ All M. E. Church .
.v alto; shrimp also are hero and fresh followed 1, refresh II. III L ' ' ‘ iycsti-i-dny noon by it... in"; 'l‘heodorc fair will commence at 4 o clock in . ., . .. i: v. .. ~l: d third-wt . "m" "~ ( ’l “m” ‘I‘ ‘lIr,’ “
. crab meat. This lililrkct at: all times These will alt: duIIii II |\'. gum“ This load was taken the uftm-noon. At 6 o'clock a cufc- lg -. , '. .v ho is l-cpmi... .u :. vilhl) ill. \I IIII I .. t‘ he ”I.
Bu the choicest of lish food of the Mir“; i-‘tl 11°C “.1 iii.“3“' ..M through the railroad bridge and up lel'lll tillnlwt‘ will be m-i'vcd. The - a D .1 t H? . 4 ~ , . ' . itiufmvr {finish line’s: onI ik Mp F
. Mom Deliveries made to all scc- \ ‘\ '_m “In?" .‘ N" ”“8 I‘llll‘ tilr rial r. whereas the previous loads (etc will rulilllllit‘ lltroiitzhoui the 1(1ng S aug l 915 i it II. ..I .I.I.I., I...” “hwm‘ :ll". llorevt S Bril‘clay. who torI'fIHillIl 01 le .ou l . ONE - '-
"“.'.“on. of \‘orw'ill' .md “...”.hy vicin- ‘1'”.“ll”? ("m‘f' “'7‘“ Alnry ““3” |l:i\'i: ilt‘i‘ll II"il up at the foot of cvcnnik. P' ' J 1 8 1.x l 1.-i \‘ .-«.'. van l'ni- “W“ ”in“ ”a”; ""33 President 'L huich for the remainder 0‘ m. '
Sty 71 iN‘orlli Allin sirclct Phone 1‘ MM L311“. bulww' Mrs lieicn TOW“ strcct. ”—— lcnlc on u y \l A. ‘lIIIL. “a C. .‘H “ '.:\ ..miul llic lliiw miiiict licilaiicc Social f“‘l""l<~ f 4 l k -
,. - . ' ‘t'PC‘i'H. . has 1.1 iliiil I.c-w s. l\li.~:~ e c a l “I; ' I I i A : ' H " ‘ . ‘-- .1 ...1 . to 'ho n in Tomorrow “ ternoon M 0": 0°
'1 "IDS—Adv I - . - .._ l' , . . .. . N l. I, (”IF itiuii. \t..i ..t. itl.i e.ti .i lit 0 l _
‘ ° Louis..- i‘mto. A 1“,“. Q _- , . . . . ' ' 'l‘h‘ H q Iqu'htCI'fi of Ill(.‘ snail. 4... ” l~“~- “‘ ‘ . . . . _ .. . . .thc pivpariitoiy membership class of
. .pilu. -l|0.lltl iii thl. float - .. \ "3- la . . . . . . l.-i liiilltit by ioiiuil lliillllJLIb at
.‘ ‘ '. . -. Mira-i .\nltilil('llt‘ Anion. John I"ico . v. - . .l‘ .. . 5., . . ._ vacatlon Mdge Gills I\' 'w ik liti itiit t'li'il‘t‘ll lielli Illt‘lu“) 'l ’l “"‘"' ' l - . . v .. .'-'_ illlt‘ Clllll‘l‘ll “”1 meet for the 135'-
Members 01 u“: Noting lCOpIt‘ii I I I . .il i.ill Ilihllilt. Ili.iill in Iiilllg, pill . -‘. 0‘ n I I 0 ill' .\..l "-‘ “ \'“ "”l‘l‘m ”n l” ‘ .
'Trinity Musical and Dramatic league "I Bridgeport. “any l‘m‘m' ““1““ (“hosed from tho Norwnlk Lumber RECEIVE IllanV (lifts tlttnl "it‘l‘lilli; "7 ”10 S’H‘ifit'“ Ll” .' .. I . -. I . _ .. 'i .1”, session of the season until after va-
li meet tonight at the church to 1‘” “""' 0’ “WWW" “SW" “0' ("murmur with the com-ignitient of -___.__ " MW at ”I” ~‘““”‘“- ‘ I l '3‘. - l ' ".l " 7”." r ' ' “”0”
’ cuss summer plans: “0'“ and “MW “Wm” M Si‘l'hls- lumber im- the new Life Guard sta- , . , . it was )‘ilall.‘le'l to hold a plan “ fl" ‘ ‘ """l l “‘L‘ ‘1‘; l .. ... [Wot-v ‘l P when “I” TomorrOw evening the church con-
. (“MI it n. The one I Twehe new girls will arrive at ,I _ H .. \ ”I pm”... . oi . « . l'\ w ntlv wituI .ii_.. i t..llIt. r . . . fort-nee with Dr. W. H. Kidd preald~
O 0 ' . . 0 pr ‘ ,nt loam 1” not .nriy at the “H“ U ‘l . -. -- .~ .. .. tuvi'x . "s c"”tnt~:t i‘iir‘ng the month ~ -
. 'n—i’dtorvge “m noniodehng dtir- (Thai-it‘s .\l:it-i-. .It.illll l‘ilidlicrI Philip Iii-lii'y i‘nough. and is too springyI Charles II. llarrln' lauigcwood Thompfiuli. 64 1,0” l‘oint >il'ei-t. \ir. i i . t ..r .. _\. my, ..lN - . v. . -. I-IIIIi it . III in I mg Will he no” In the chapel. All
' ' Nut-c and Anthony Anton. 'i'ip- now» pom-.1 1.. large (inough in Farm Vacation Lodge for Girls. July 24. ion in.- \‘ ll|ltilil t-Il August at the It liq} :IilI-Ci’II‘” members of this conference are act-
. . . Il.i|lll‘i.ll iii .\iiiw..lk. .he so all lu- “.0 officers in the church and are
in; the spring and summer months
’I‘he aniKlnI Ilii'lli(1,0r ilii‘ clrt'lt
rl'iitcd almost at once.
U
. cni-rrri both those. wrakiicssvs. It . .
:3“: perfect protection—and wil . . . Ponus mcluic. Nliili‘tla)’ afternoon. -.. . .i -. ...i. .. . . i.-- l‘w- iniwnlui .l. Simmr whose .. ‘
. ' . .. , . . . ,. . \\ill lw lu.t:il * l . tie (it 'il. . . . ~ - ... vi“ "-t'l' “Winch“ i‘r 5 ' ' ' flhlf‘d to attend. 1118 public is in-
v. you a garment. fit to wear neat hurry “hm" calm. toned ‘md “hos soon 'is it“ 'iri‘liiies‘3 l ' m a as They will rental” for [Wu weeks. “m be ham“? ”1} S M ltoton 1mm" New Yolk ..ilii Iv -\ ll a\i“ll ......ni n iiiliill rll" in viii-d to the meeting ‘
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g1. hwjgii City‘zgtletk? 50. Mail: attired lOi stilt. I . I . The \ucatlun Lodge has many T “i; 'ill low ll III‘.. N aw}..- \‘.«.t!..:., maim- “Hi. 3].. . . Friday night at. 7:30 o’clock the
.0 on, 5‘ v. ‘ —-nadioqnii'vi5iroias sold on em: Th" "mmmmy 9‘ ”“0““ 1"“ “new“ ”lends‘ am. mm” 0' su illcitlic‘i‘nilglh‘ls telltalna..1‘...'.v"v1 “’1‘" “"‘HM “‘“i‘li'll‘l “1 ““- le Indies Aid society of the Christian Industrial. League will »
" f’rld fC‘ u.rl. {\‘a fruk will hold 't iv 1 Dollt ll '—~Adv ‘ (“HEM llarry Kelldtvllcs and his Twombiy of Jlunbul-y yesterday aur- re 0 tcd u' Vll‘lOll: tililcs It w 'l< . ""51“” ""“H‘ .‘ietllodivt, Church will meet tomor- meet at the chapel for business.
9 o ,o I II I.I rilils. no 3- . Ill‘ll’lt‘l'rt at the bathing pavilion. prised tin- girlu by sending tllt‘lll a r ‘ .l , ‘ .. l ' " ‘ row. in ih-i t‘lldpt‘l to continue work After the. business session. there will
latterly mt‘l‘llllg tonight in Littler. ., .. . . . ». , . at on this inclining tiiit than. had . . , . _ , . .
. . . . ‘ ‘ ' t.ilr lastuic llcach. to overhaul Lite take i i. It, i.u'tlii.t lim: it‘llll‘li"vl lioni .... the uracil-1.- tor file annual lic it social session. contest and re-.
ll. Mott. avenue. Llection of 01- Miss Luis Sherwood is chairman 5n” mow ”no" and yesterday was .. I be a tentative plans for a trip out)». l i‘ IIII IIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII i... “IIIII IIII II IIIIII I \H I I ,. .. I I ‘t -d freshnleilts
floors and initiation will take place. of the cummimw ou arranrciiicnts . . . . . Mr. Luwaro J. Llcclt of l'ouuo ,hd..oump“ hm that. it. mm nuw IiIcni ‘ .' '- . . . . ""“‘l" . meal -is hit lei. ies ( -.
. . . . . ' ’ .. ”PM“ 1“ “NW”; 4““ painting l“ :ivciiuc sent :1. large quantity of l I . . .. . ‘twi .luv- lilltl"l mp vi": hit to bring~ a box llll‘ifhf‘nll with them. W
and Silt“. 15 lllfllll: llfiflhik‘d Il_\’ 1115, Ul't‘i"l‘ ‘0 Dl't‘fit‘lll biliD-Silanc Cl'lliifl . . . ‘ (It-clued ‘0 stay ”16 billlllllll ut Illh lil'ultll‘t'" . . . . -
.‘ I'm-me P's-‘1- Coal, Han-is d: Gans.— ”We mason M135 inflow). sum“ I0 i‘il:~l(i|ilcr.\'. 'l‘licrc. are at least, a “nail u-getihles. 1...,“le shore home here. . _ A . . II . FRATEHNALS
' ~AdV- ~ son. Lester Shippcy. lZdwal'd Star- halt .107”... Humps wned b New _ t .- , . , I I'nllowillu is a short review of an-
‘ ’ ’ ‘ o y 1 ""“ll '" “'*"“""- “ll” “l" ”' li' t' tln wtci h l‘ o in W
ITI 0 i ‘t (u, l 1" ll buck and Loren Suiffcn. t'lil‘H. and when crowds come in ° ' l ' icit‘l‘l‘\ lli' Itt'ti‘t't‘tl “l"l'tlt-‘ilh “l MIUI‘, l. ilh\l ' 20‘311?“ e it i t d P i ii 0 d
, 1e ppor lllll y .irci: o m iiuiiilw-rn to the beach. those are » t r 1 Kg! ‘ ‘ .' "I l '. D ‘ ‘ l‘!.\‘ > I' Di “0 :c\\‘:i.\' on .i t' 3': room en an r0 ec vc r or
my; Daughters will meet. this of- . ,, . .-. . a ' . . - 188 a 191 1116 11611 e b I" ”‘l""‘ 1m” l" l' l”‘“ l" l” ‘l““"’l "\\‘ii~ ii We \\'i~r.- Very Young," by or Elks. Norwnlk Ildoge. No. 709.
Mtnlb To it the llo.pit.il 'ihiinhlc _
tit illt‘ \‘iilt A 'l‘owiu; .‘liu. t'u, lll \
t ‘ "it‘ll-i.
‘ Josepll KeSkes 0) f) Stamford ”Nth .. .... .t .. -l.i'-v.. ‘n‘l 1'. .1.
will meet tonight at 65 South Main
street.
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In this delightful book of child's
\‘i'i'scs, Air. Milne reveals the deli-
cate fancy and ingenious imagina-
ternoon at the home ot‘ Mrs. James
Walsh on You Burcn atcnuc.
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I ‘ Best Lehigh Coal, Harris 8: Guns.—
t‘lllb are, at Laurel Beach today eii- ' '
.ioying (l. picnic at the home of Ali's. A. llodnc. who rims the gasoline
W. 1.. t'ilsen, who has a. cottage at. station on the corner of East. avenue
Modern Woodmen of America._
the beach. and Winfield street. is making a. trip -. _ . . , _ .. _ . , _
‘ ‘ -‘ . -. '- ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . . ii ti 'es :1 ntimtt flit :l.' t “' ' H ‘ ' “ ‘ ' . v.1 t - i ’ ‘
BmithIPost Of the. American Legion ‘\:all0"l'll convention of Bu=ineas and ”(‘5‘ illustrated 0" ““030” boule- Joseph lie-sires of Stamford. M a. left on an extended honeymoon trip “mum“ “Mimi”, "’"l‘qm' “hm tho; 14-...” raulr of poems for chil- . " . .
o! Falrfield. fl dance “‘1” be ht‘ld ‘, ‘ {fl I . . _I l " I . viird. Along the boulevard. from wedding performed at St. Mary‘s threu b New Hampshire and \.CII.§iIiPI‘C slut usual in llzily and .ins- III" 'III ab ill, -llld‘ Ill t Ophir Chapter ho. 2. Order of
at. the Greenfield Hill Country clul) ”ones mini \ omins t u u to ... Third we... whom". ”we ...... be 5 . ‘ .. in... \\’Iiiic in lump Slit‘ ...—... among ‘9“ 3“ ° ‘ ‘ “m “5‘“ ' the Eastern Star. will meet tonight
Friday night. .n“, affair is being: hcld lil l‘nrtland lll July. at. the rc- . tci im- ti kf‘l't .. 1 church this morning. 0 innnt. to to zone ten days. lllttN‘ pill-runs to im- lluiv (‘itv who ed with charming sketches ll)’ Ern- at 16 South Main street.
ccnt nit-cling of the cchutivc board toun ‘ no ’5 m" I ”“ mus” The bride who gowacd in white Upon their return they will reside ‘ ' ' ‘ est amok-nu. I. . . I.
given for the benefit of the play-
ground fund.
.lllli““*.‘ at
at. Strawberry hill. Stamford. 1” l ‘H h “if”: Wu" 1 ON“ I
' Tho bride before her I.l.ll'lItl.L'f‘
them nearly
0n tllc corner
being built. most. of
ready for occupancy.
of Fifth street and the boulevard.
Butler Lodge. No. 97. will meet ,
tonight at 70 South Main street.
goorgette and carried a. bouquet of
Miss Iiousc is the state
Ophelia roses. She was attended by
of the club.
president of the organization.
TO PAY ACT“ I-ISS WIFE
litiiici't i._\ncii in a gititi rootcr
Catholic Union Council No. to.
will hold ladiea' night In the West '
avenue club rooms of the Norm“:
Knights of Columbus on Tue-day.
Juno 30. There will be dancing and _
other entertainment. ‘
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3'25 r9! (Tm 0” on radios and o o a where a w“. months ago were va~ Mrs. John Bit-ling as matron of was emplorcd as assistant Iforcludy for the \\iiton Lab-int“ tram. Lite! ___-__ , .
to ‘. speakers—Donnellr's‘Ad“ “New” ”Y the “WWW Charm cant lots. three new houses are be- Il°“°r- “"‘° “’°'° "‘5' ”“59““ "“1 “1 fl" 5““ ’°°"‘ °f ““3 “- ‘~‘- “I'd-Ve- 5......“ .... mom“... .0 ...... m... L' is ANGELES. June L‘i.—(AP). LADIES' NIGHT
W o o a No. tr». Order of the Eastern Star. lng ......“ch so that' the corner is carried pink roses. Mr. John Biol. hoff and Co. inc. The. groom Is cm- “II“ Illn‘ “IIU and “itnm-sc-l the .\i:l‘0t"llit‘lll in: Frank 1.0.1.111... Mayo.
ploycd no head bookkeeper at tho
Harris Construction company
Stamford.
film actor. to pay his former Wife.
.luyt-i- I‘TIf-ililtil‘ .\l:iyo. $25,000 back
alimony unll $it'iti it weck. was en-
tcrctl lllitl ill the Superior (Tolirt yes-
terday. 'l‘hc. Mayos separated in
1019,
his attended the groom as best man.
Shortly after the ceremony a ro-
ception and bridal breakfast wa-
\
Mrs. Russell Frost Jr. to Be
will be the guests of Mrs. Howard
Knapp. worthy matron of the chap-
ter. at her home. 41 Riverside ave--
mic, this meninir. A “Itound Rob-
in" serial for the llcncfit of the
chapter will he held.
name. From ilic siiiil; on his l’acc
as ho returned. it was known that
Wilton with.
completely built. up. Tho favorite
style of architecture seems to be
Colonial in nearly every instance.
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The weekly bridge-party. under
the auspices of the. ladies' commit-
tee. was held at the Shorehaven
Golf club house yesterday afternoon
at 2:45 o’clock. A large, number
e annual strawberry festival of
1-; \Vcstport Methodist church will
a place on the church lawn this
, rnoon and evening The evcnt is
.. eduied to commence at 3 o'clock.
». re will be ice cream and straw-
in
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Mr. and Mrs. J. l‘. llaiilon of
Railroad airline entertained a party
or” guests recently.
Business is report-yd to be good
O
of tables were sold for the fair. On Hostess for Bridge Party at the "UV tlyc priming “Wk-*- 11 “ ’,
Saturday evening. Juno 2 . there -. is stair-d that. the force there will C 1 CO I C E
. . M _ b.l “>:>.*tlti ':‘.~' t‘ l ‘iin to I
‘ ' on road waa hooters tor the bridge held Tuitq‘y afternoon. Mrs. nus- . .. . I'he CLEAN ICE made in Norwalk. from parent filtered
sell Frost Sr. ls chairman of the on-
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Members and friends of the Dirty held at. the Shorehaven Go" Waltcr Wilma-r of ltow'ayion ave- water. It-lS much better and costs you no more.
. . Club yesterday morning. tertainmcnt committee iil charge. _ . .. . . ,. . 1 .
liriendship Blblo Class of the Last .. ‘ llllt will lnalu his \.itiltion neat Acce t 11
Avenue M. E. Church will hold their Tl" next ““er In "“3 series °t 1“”- Russell 1‘ rost. J" “m b“ llost- Mend]: He will visit Niagara -thgicl%g?PS-htut51g4oyour dealer Win nOt mpply you
_ annual picnic Saturday at. Etons bridge parties. whicixisdo continue can next. Tuesday. I’lilir'. W1 . . IlceI, c .'
v . . . The Pubhc 18 mated to wait and inspect our Butler Street
,Neck. L. I. There will be a soil on the
‘ Sound aboard Capt. Fred Lovejoy'a
boat and a Clambake and games at
the grove. A fine time in looked for-
ward to.
Bliss Jessie \Vilsoa returned to Plant.
Stalilt‘uril icsterduy nfll-r a short
visit to llcr sistcr. .‘ill's. L'. l-‘.. liipplc.
of liowliyton awhile.
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McKinley Auxiliary Holds
Season’s Last Social Meet
The Crystal Ice Company
the Newton Bond act-ma to have
an active pass-book.
Ambition without saving is like a gasoline
engine without gas. Buck your ambition with
V. roam SAVIltGS
M
~ excursion over the oomingmchx-ond.
The class day exercises of
.Iltogcr Ludlow Junior High School is
being held at 2:30 o‘clock this aft.-
crnoon. The program follows:
Song by the class.
Piano Solo by Florence Vog‘el
Class Prophecy by Gladys Giatto
Piano Solo by Florence Land
Clnss Ode by Thomas Smith
"America" by that- eniiro assem-
binge.
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Mr. H; Wilmott. teacher In the
Roger Ludlow JuntorHigh school are
teen boys of the Nautical Club on an
it . Il
Ber-amen! Hotel.
night. The 'Ipoaker mu m‘ Rico; of
The hiauticai Club ll composed of
nearly all the boys in the graduating
class who have shown an interest in
boats. This excursion given by Mr.
Wilmott rounds out a successful
year for the club.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Gould. of Win-
field atroet, attended a. psychology
lecture in the eon-parlors of tho
Bridgeport. loot
WI . who spoke
conviction
The last social meeting of the
season of tho McKinley Auxiliary
was held in Foresters hall last
evening. About 33 members were
present.
During the remainder of the sum-
mer. one business meeting a month
will be held.
Reports on the recent convention
in New London were given by Mrs.
James Flynn and Mr. Aaron Daw-
Ion.
Discussion otnomlnauon 0! Min
can (or u: coming year also took
struck a run of hard luck. A week
ago last Friday he broke his wrist
while cranking an automobile. It
never ruins. but it pours, for he is
ho-v receiving lucdicnl treatment for
it painful iill'cclcd foot. Ilc had a
blister on his solo which broke and
became infected. causing the
trouble.
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Gertrude Brando substituted at.
the ltoylo School yesterday for her
sister Lucile. who was absent.
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