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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 26, 1925 · page 2

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For ROW ayton Green
Ho It s e s—-Carnival
Meeting Monday

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all today. going over some of the
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Graduation

Suggestions
Blue Coat

. , $18.00

,: I‘d-.IWhite Flannel Trousers
If. $10.00

‘ I; GreyI Flannel Trousers

$8.50

N eckwear, Belts,
Hosiery, Shirts

Rogers & Stevens

Two Stores

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BELL ISLAND

THIRTY ENJOY I
FIRST WEEKLY
CLUB DINNER

Social Club Is to Hold
First Open Meeting
Of Season at 8This
Evening

About thirty n'IIIInhci's pnrtnnk of
the first weekly IliunIr M‘IWWI III UH"
Ilell Island club by Sir-IIIII'II ‘.'Illll'Il r.
Prim last night. .\:I 'l‘lIIII‘sIlIIy night
it! the. (‘Vt‘lllllLZ‘ \‘lIlt‘ll ISI'II TIIIIInII
folks allow lI‘II'Il‘ III ip II holiday. and
:Is the liI'I-t (Illlllt‘l' “(III “'(‘II IItlIInIi»
on. it is probable lhIII IIII; lIIIImII-
Nor. will hrcI‘IIIII' :i rcgulrir Tl"ll‘.ll"‘
of this. I-lIIII's hL‘IlFIIIII“.

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'l'lII': lieli lsIIInII Social I'IIIII will
hold its IIrst open meeting in Ult‘
(‘ItlII lIoIIw this Il\’('llII'Il; III ‘6 o‘clock.
"in: cull. iii-«lli'tI by l‘rIIsIIlmII

S, A.
Suonson. iIIIiIcutI‘I‘I tIiIuInlwI' III

IIll.‘lllfl which must t‘UlllO IIII Itll‘ (‘L'II-

'l‘lIII llllttllt'IIII status III
the llII‘IllS for the coming

silicrntlmt.
the club.

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many. “hero he IIIll
months in tl.I tm-In til I rlIIt‘I
iwhere hl‘ has relatives, 'IIlII‘l is his
first. trip ti'lp abroad in 3'; 3(I.is.
It

The lilst qlll:lt‘i of nurses III I :Inip
I'i/Illll in C\]‘H.l.lt(l liom liellulii‘.
hospital this truck-cud. The IIIIIIIII.
is for iiIIrsIts'
necks

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Miss. Jean
and ltlrs.
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lioxIIiI‘lng the high t‘ILII mom);
rules as temporary and not lliIltcsitlII‘:
of tiny gustnincd strain (Ill thr: Irrvl‘llt
situation, operutmn on the hint, III-1r:
confidently rt‘SlIlllI‘d IIIt‘ll' oIIIIrIIIIII ,

soon Ititvr the opening. sIII=I~IIIll.:II -‘
.‘tli'I IIII‘II‘III"

tIIIl’IIt:-, tn! asst»-
.“I'IIII high records for the
noon IIIIlII‘tIlislII'Il by Lich-
FI’BI Motors, L'IIItcd ('l‘g‘ll‘ iI-‘IIII'IIs.
Yellow (Juli. VIIIIIIchu, AlIllllllt‘, (lull
and West indies prctvrrml and New-
port iII'IIII. IInIl liIIInp‘I-III: Ji'iIlIIIIl'.
(ins and Electric. .I’Illl‘llllt't. Electric
swn’tly ran up over 4 points. Ameri-
can Can {Ind .‘IIII'kt-t Street listiwfll'
prior preferred extended their init-
iul gains to 3 points and lladlo Cor—
poration. International Telephone,
Canadian Pacific. Southern Pacific.
Delaware and Hudson and General
Electric advanced a point or more
before the end 02' the first half hour.
Pierce Anew prior pram-«III fiQfil'Wl
7 points to it new top at 173. Foreign
exchanges opened irregular. Demand
slot-link IIdIanced slightly to $4.85
7-8 but l‘rcnch train-II and Italian
Lire Milk to new 192.0 Ions at «LIIII
1-2 and 3.6;: cents. l‘csnectilcly, Dan-
ish ltronrr Iouclitd :i new high at
19.1}? cents.

Stock prII-os IlisplIIII-wtl a strong
tone at the opening I‘It today’s mar-
ket. Buying ordrrs \Vl‘l‘t” distributed
orcr II broad list with pools again
active in a number of specialties. Du
Pont quickly IIIIIaIiIIIwi 2 points white.
American Smelling, Anvricnn I‘Im
and llnrncl Leather showed lniliul
gains of a point or 90.

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Deaths and Funerals

John 11. Norton.

The funeral of John l: .‘I‘Jll‘ttin
It‘ll! be held Saturday IIIorIIInI; at
9:30 o’clock from the late home.
Fillow street. and at to o‘clock from
St. Mary's Church. Interment. will
he in the family plot in St. Mary‘s
cemetery.

in the
IlliIillI‘I'l.
,Ic:Ir III-re

Anna Runner

The funeral of Anna Knauer will
be held Saturday morning at 8:30
o'clock from the late home. 7 Fen-
II'ick extract. and at 9 o‘clock from
St. Joseph‘s church. Interment will
be in St. Mary's cemetery.

William John McGlnne

William John McGlonc o! 34 Van
Zant street passed away yesterday
afternoon :it the Nomalk hospital
after an illness of several weeks.
He is survived by his father. Wil-
liam McGlono. one sister. Mrs. 15d-
ward Crcagh of Cleveland. Ohio. and
one brother. Thomas McGlonc oi this
city. Funeral arrangements will be
announced later.

Mary Elizabeth Smith.

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Smith. aged
70. or 22 Main street. died at her
home yesterday afternoon. The
funeral will he held from the home
of her daughter. Mrs. George Quick
of 32 Main sircI-t. tomorrow after:
noon at 2:30 o‘clock. Burial will
be in the Norwalk cemetery.

Frank M. Balstcad.

The. funeral of Frank M. Halatnd
piominent customs and admit-lily
lawyer. was held yesterday tram
his late home on Pt‘l'l'V menu. It
was largely attended. Remum
were tntcrcd at Riverside ceme-
tery. I

 

--A Special Communication at Old
Well Lodge .No. 108 A. F. A. M. will
be held in its rooms Masonic Temple
South Main Street on Saturday ut-
ternoon at two-thirty P. M. for the
purpose of attending the funeral
lei-vice of our late hrothcr Hurry
Onkel. all Master Masons are re~
quested to attend it poulble. Willu'd
Miller“. W. M. Arrest. Asa T. Loin-
dct. Montana—Adv.

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The names of those utndcntl In
the Franklin Junior High school.
who lltl‘l’ neither been absent nor
tardy for the semester or tor the
whole your lune just been unnouncw
ed and tire as follows:

lI‘O l‘l TH E Y EA I l:

ltonm 3—-l.ouis llunimond.
llopliina.

l'lIIoiIl
Strlzcr.

lloom 4——liI0I-otliui Allison. ltuy-
n‘ionIl ’l‘IIllInIIIlgv. .

llooui II-oStIIIIIIIy \YIII‘IIIIII.
bf‘llll lll‘l‘IH, 1‘:\\'I)ll CI'IIHIIII‘.

linuin (lwlIIIIIIItlIy IIlIIlPI‘I. Joseph
I"iIII. Alex NIII'iIII. .'\l.II‘I:III'It tilt-
(lUt‘m 1\l, lint I'lliiamnc, llusscll lI'I'I‘II-
man, John \\'IlitI‘.

ltIIonI 'I'-I---’J‘IIIII'IItIIn i...'IIvIrI‘II:c.

llomu '.‘l--:~':II\IIIIJII? 'inttII.
II:IIIII;I lJ‘ilI)(I"

llIIoIn
(IIII‘IIIHI.

II'IIOIII

ltooni
.IIIIIIIliI‘l.

“UPI” ll‘I'm-I‘IIIII I.‘\I'IUIII‘_‘I.
Merritt. '\\’III. Moore. JII‘IC‘II
IIImII‘l. .llzirrlIIt T\".Jl'll".

lit‘lt'llll L‘S-\VIIII8 PIIIIIIIII‘.
I-lIi Dawson. AIIIIII IltlIiItil,
.\III\'II)\‘I(‘lI. liclvn Vill‘ltll),
\\ oils. Mildr-Ii Horupnin.

If” I'kii F.

(loo.

B-«t‘SI-cIIlIII Roget's. Vivian

Jo-

Jo~
i'fllltil‘ iJIIIIIlI. Minot
)- ll thuny.
-——l'2lir..'IlII th l'yly'prthuk.
:tl-—\\’IIIIIIIII (ionic). Jack

IIIJIIIII'l
III El.

(jIIIII II .
Alum
\ l"l'l1Il.
\ (-hIIII.

:I-Iv--.‘IIIIIII‘1 IPII III II.:':I, lllliI'I

III ~Il‘I‘ll III’II III (Ill. barman

IIIIIIIII

II'II‘III'III.

.I'lIIoIII Sti--»<»'\\'ilh IIII .iLIII'r. John VII-

was * overuse summer.

Record List of Students With ,
Perfect Attendance at Franklin

ule. Dorothy Cunt-o Morgue: Phil.
lips
FOR THE SEMESTER.

'I‘hose “ho lIaII: hall perfect at:
trnrlunco and no tardiness (or the
past animator include:

William Burr. Otto Yuplnn. Dor—
olhy I.‘IIIIc.o. Charles Vudns, Dorothy
(jltlullo. Agnes Ktuku. Marlon Mag-
IIIII'. Margaret Phillipa. Ruth Rich.
Inond.

AIIx Nagy. Benjamin Buzden.
LIIIlIr-I Wright listen Merritt. Helen
sIucI Adeline Wilkens.

1'.UIIIII flwlidlth Smith,
(.illllIIl’T, Andrew .luhnace.

JIIIIIIII 4‘"AIICU 'I‘flylol‘, Andrew
l.I~.ulIo. lliIII'io FIIIIIII. Rim Lowndes.

ItnIIIII fim-liiicin SIIII‘I‘IIJ, Agnes Bu-
III~II. lIIlizuhIrtlI Warp-II. Miriam Lowu-
Ilrn, l‘lilIII-Ii Magh'l‘. Katherine Do-
Illlll.

Room 'I’»

Inymond

~~Dorothy TII‘MHOI‘NI. .'lo~
M’llll l~‘I~III:II:.IIIII. Arthur l.0I:IIIlIIIiI'.

linom :‘l-I-IJIIIIII; HI'IIIII‘IL‘I“. liliznlwth
\Vt‘fit‘Ir')‘. AII’III Suyugv.

loom '."."-I--\I‘III--.I lIIIIItl \‘IIiIiIIIII
turns, [IIIIIII‘IIII Geri'II‘Ih. ,I‘Ii'urtl lit?!)-
2..

Itonm L'lI—INoI-IIIII ’i‘nylor. Anna
llIII‘IjIIIIIIt‘u.
I lI‘I'IrIIII
rirllilI‘I'F.

:‘I~».\IIIIIIIII l.,\'l~ltiiirI\Its.
\iIIIIIIIII Soliliu.
IIIIII‘IIIIII III‘I-IIIII, llIIIIIIrIl
.~'II:II“. llvlcn (Viral. IIIII ILIItIlIl‘l'.
I"l-II.I SIII-I‘Irirti, .‘IIIIIIIII‘II- ’l'IiI'IIII'.
'ItIIIIIII L‘\I~~.\llI-tIIII‘l \‘I'III'I .‘IlltI‘hI’lil
I‘..IIIIIII;.IIl-n. ItIIIuI III-IvrIrII'IiI', Mill‘-
l'liI‘lI‘II'II, I‘lIII‘otIIy
Lift Al‘l‘lIlIltll i-lIiziIIII,
.MIIII Ilcztupaiii

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ISSUES FIVE

BLDG. PERMITS

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l=:.' l'IIIII/iIIII:

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:IIIIII lIIi.- l:ID.'.I§..
spI'I'tor Us. urge i4. lluIIlmll:

Mrs. .l. ,l‘itlrnn. hI‘IIIrIr. IIlthIItlons
In N t‘tlltlI iIIrIIIIt. t‘Ol-‘l Slit/III

MI". \\‘IIII:IIII lI'IIIII. I‘I'Ishluglc
‘IIoIIIIII in Firm. S‘lll‘iI‘Il', now $173.

Mrs. A. I‘lfllll‘t‘ :IIIditlon
SMIIIIW IIIIII‘IIII.. I'Iis‘; l?;.’,“tl(l.

’l‘humIIII: 'l.‘.lI‘l'. nix l‘OUl‘ll house
.I‘Illlfrfttlll strIwI. (‘Ohl $0.00“.

A. l"‘ollustrn. tlirm I‘I‘It'lll'l

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State Athletic HeadI

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(‘;ll tI-sIr'

ll ,\l:’l" l-‘(II I: ll. .lunv
II"ll .\II‘I.l'tllisTIIIIll of tl.r VI
of Hit:
mm IIIIIIII=-Il >.III:II“IIIII‘,\' to the unity
IIIIpIiiilcht I-IIIIII‘, IIIIIII~III Cotiiiliisstmt.
or. ’I‘homzls l’.‘ limnolIuI“. ot‘ chw
LmIIiIIn.

Mil-ls
tlirct»IIirIII
conIIiilI-Isirm'n
{llllilllut‘ with thr

Paris P. 0. Workers
(lo Back to Jobs

l‘.\lili~‘. .lIInII ‘26.~~t.\l‘l. Mail
sI'rI‘Icc in Paris was rIIMiIIied today
utter yesterday's walkout which
“his It‘III'I'III‘II‘I III;.' an invariant:- (‘TI-IIII"
Innin postomvc by a number of car-
riwI-s. wm lwld the place for two
hours. until driwn out lwy the, po-
lice.

The Inrt‘ierfi returned tn work
upon an order from the postal led»
“URINE.

Til“
the
It;

.‘II‘lmlighIIII, deiriltl:
ruin IilIi much of
t‘Iill‘It‘llI “UN". and

duties.

—-Advertiae in the Sentinel for the
best results.

In Louiistlury H‘It'lltlih. Irmt H...

ntnlc IIIIHII‘ I‘II-I‘Inl‘lnlrizt ontuy.

FRATEHNALS

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Order 'L'ultr'l‘l Alll'fl'llfltl’l Alon, LIII~
IxIIlII I'oIIIII'Iil. IItll hold II IIIIckIy
IIInI-ling this (‘I\tlllllfl :It
IllR’IOll strum.
(..'IIIziII-IIIJIII. ’l‘I'IlII».
Order or lcht lil- II.
II: 1'3 MIIIII Sll‘t‘l‘l.
I'lIIrlglnghIim I"III.'I,
him of Hi“

NH. 33.

No.
Republic.

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IatlcrIl,

Douglass. l~'I~.IIlIII- l'IIIII,
Ilnltct‘ Corp, \Illi III-”II, tonight at
Wall ntrIIIt.

Strawberry Fete a

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Complete Success:

II'. :IIII;IIIIII?l'ry toslitul II!‘

le'llt'H NI). ll (‘lrIiI‘I of tin TIMI:
IIIn Slur. held at. tlII home of Mrs
lIIniIiII lI inninl to Monroe atrcI-t lust
III-Irving, was :I IIIIIIIIItl I:- :IIIIIIIw lIiI
:I‘Illll" of :In all day min.

Illulh tl‘WIll is (luv .‘Ilrs. I"Ilit‘ll tor
l‘ll'l‘ llOlt'I locus in the “in. of (II‘H'I-
Liliana ’l‘iis~ lIrIghllI llglllrd. lnp
:Inrrnv- lanterns Iittrut‘tcd Ihr. IIttIII—
lion 0! passernhy. who bought him
orally of the slrzmhorrlr‘s, in: crrIIIn.
I‘l-llu.‘ and punch served.

A llOH‘Il)‘ tthlI: IiIlI‘lei with It sum
1 min: ntinir. As soon as pouches
are plentiful, .'l poarh testiml on nn
even more. elaborate scale will lie
giICii.

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Sunday Hospital
Fund Contributions

(on:rIiIIIIIIIIIs-t-I. til-I int. Ila-9.
pilat Fund" are still coming in. The
Woman's Board of the Norwalk Hos.
pital gratefully acknowledge the fol—
inning contributions-,2
Hungarian Relormcd (“Inn-ch $10.00
So. Nni‘wnlh Baptist Church STIJIII
So. Norn'nlli I‘ongregntlonal

Church and f‘nngrcgntionnl

("hurrli of Norwalk . . . .
7J0" l-lill l\lI ll. Church

I“‘iltoni.. ..

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IIIIIIIRI’IALK

START 0N CRUISE
T0 OYSTER BAY

Are. Members of N au-
tical Club of Ludlow
School—~Herbert
Wilmott Is Skipper

Today is the tiny for ten happy boys
of the, ituger Ludlow Junlnr High
School Nautical Club. The piano lll'l‘
completed. the captain hits II ll(.'l\
hut, IIIIIl barring u. loss of twu Il.I,I'.I
lll’llllhIUllS. the sturdy ship MIIIIII.
I;.,III II.ill not null this noon tor IIII.‘
Ills-tun! bIlUl't'H of Lon; lslIIIIdI

l‘nIlIrr the tender care of Skipper
Herbert. \‘I'IlIiIutl, the iIinqus unit
will It‘ll‘!) tho Noru‘ulk t'uunti'y III
high Into this noon. Captain \i‘iIIIIotI
“In: in lIII.-lIlrIntnliy a school tIgIIleIc-I.
:IIIII pilot III (III. l.lt;.;l"l‘
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the thirty hole. for tho foundation
dug. In spite ot the drizzle IIIIIl tog,
enough headway was made to render
building of the trunmwork within
two don 1 strong probability. The
guardl plan to not at much done this
Week-end on possible. since BCH'I'llI
member: at tho corp “III be l’HIIt'tI
away for the summer by the Ilrnt of
JuIyI All the lumbI‘r that will he
llUCPb’flill‘y for Itowrul weeks has HOW
been delivered. lquIlIllK voIIIIItIIr-I'
carpenters.

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the beach yesterday. A fmvlnnlook-
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For the Accommodation of People in '

THE NORWALKS

An early trip is now addedwto our schedule

Leave Golden‘s Cont. Store Arrive Hotel Astor
Opp. Royal James New York
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linen emptied and another load
expected within a day or two.
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high speed. going Inst mar
Washington llt‘ltlgr last night up-
plicI‘l the brakes 8Utld~"lily when halt
way over the draw. There was no
apparent reason for the sudden stop.
The marhlne skidded across the
road on the wet. boards oi the bridge
and escaped being smashed against
the ironowork only by inches. Spec.

tailors held their breaths but the cur

Invited up speed again nod disap._
peace-Ii in the mime ol \N’ashtnglun;

street.

Work on the (‘ait Pasture Rent-h
Lite Suiting Station was
last night by the guards.

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careful tailoring
«and more!

swarm

’mg. There’s no doubt about that.
But in a Kirschbaum suit you get
something more: ‘Us‘rgin Wool
Fabrics, which make the ideal
foundation for talented designing
and expert needlework.

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4749 North Main Street
South Nor-walk

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Semi—Annual Clearance Sale

Continues in the “fillllt'l'lJS Department

Every Dep
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Here are 0ch lots Incoln p Ilete 'Issortnients
stvles and one of a IIiIIIit things, that 1ch don n far below the

regular prices. ’11
quality, and a

clever frocks, cool,
splendid assor tmeI

'ALL AT MARKED DOllN PRICES.

SPORT
For
1—2

Correct and seasmiable
Many are

travel coats.

smartly trimmed with
bands and collars.

are excellent for wraps 1‘ or
And the
prices are exactly one half
what they were earlier in

vacation wear.

the season.

'are opportunity to till all of your vacation
needs in ready~to- near things. Lovely undies, smart blouses,

artment Offers Very SpeciaI
ues in Fine Merchandise

broken sizes and

my otter extraor clinary values, exceptional

ptacticall louse dresses fine shoes and a‘
It of accessmies ate Included in this sale,I

 

and DRESS COATS
W omen “and Misses
Original Price

Were
$25.00
$29.75
$35.00
$45.00
$55.00

$85.00

Now
$12.50
$14.88
$17.50
$22.50
$27.50
$42,950.

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124 Pairs

all leathers. Satin
models are here. also.
fine quality too. and f
sold at $8 a pain,

Price

$5.98

Women’s Pumps

Marked Down

Smart pumps in all sty
and suede
'1‘

Marked Down

Mark Down on
The Johnston & Murphy Shoe‘
FOR MEN'

Only twice a year in our clearance sales do «rs
cut. the price of these famous shoes. Share in
these remarkable values. In this group are ox—
i‘oI-cis and shoes in Tim or Black. in a variety of
coinlortalilo lusts. T hey IIerc formerly priced
at $1.4 and $15.

Mark Down Price ,

$12.50

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Outfitter: to lien, Woman and Children

"Rollex" ,,

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