THE - EVENING
sunrises
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1. 1925.
Local" Item‘s
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‘ The month of June has always
- . been claimed by Dan Cupid as his
... especial property.
During these four weeks he gent-
ly brings to a fitting climax, his
. loyolabors of the spring and winter
months.
, .. Who first warm. summer days. the
freshness of all out of doors. the
blossoming of myriad red and white
roses. Dan's coat of arms. seem a
‘3 fitting background for "the great
adventure." ‘ ‘
~“ .TMcst every girl in her fondcst of
" r, castles. dreams of being a. June
ids. And bringing the matter
down to a strictly commercial basis.
uost‘ ovbry dressmaker. caterer.
orisi. and furniture denier dreams
‘ o! the Juno bride. Why? because
fines there are legion of her.
,ViAs‘ soon as the first day of June
. po‘d its sleepy eyes in Norwalk. s.
lushlng bride and groom prepared
‘ ' a follow the well worn trail to the
tar and take the fatal leap. re-
. ”Gloss of the sage sayings and
~‘ hoice advice of the old and hard-
nod.
l‘vThonca from 9 o‘clock June first."
Intii late in the afternoon of June
0th. the plighted couples wcnded
s‘l-lholr hopeful way towards the min-
.3 ton. ‘
.yVltness the following numerous
’ ngagornents and weddings of Nor-
- ,lk couples:
ENGAGEMENTS.
MANNING-BARTLEM— June 11.
. Mrs. Louise Bartlem. of 13 Gel-
‘ - a Hill street. announces the on.
gamont of her daughter. Eva
pine Bartlem. to Patrick L. Man-
ing of New York city. No date
been set. for the wedding.
‘ROWAN-SHEL'DON—June 12.
'Mr. Henry 3. Sheldon of Monroe
Me. Bloomfield. N. J.. announces
. . engagement of ‘his daughter.
as Mary Sheldon to Robert H.
ems. son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
'. Mck H. Rowan of Eimnood ave-
' ADAMS-MINER~June is.
pun. and Mrs. Esrimiimr of 22
' k avenue. announce the engage.
rit.‘-of .their daughter. Marion
guiner. to Kempton Adams, son
r. and Mrs. Samuel CuShaw of
, ding.
.. "s,”HILLENB
‘ . ’f‘ June 10.
'M. ‘Mr. and Mrs. G. William Faulds
‘ 3‘0 fivrlnghill avenue. announce the
gagement of their daughter. Miss
ldrsd May Faulds. to George Hil-
brand of 248 South Main street.
= L, w Canaan.
s NCKAK-DECESAREv—J une
or. and Mrs. Anthony DeCesnre
I6‘Mulvoy street announce the
. gement of their daughter. Irene
Cesare. to Frank Lonehsk. sou
' .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sigsway of
‘ ‘Wost avenue.
ALPIN-HUTCHISON-June 23.
rs. Isabelle Hutchison of 113
hill road announces the engage-
. t: of her granddaughter. . Miss
Hutchison. to Edward Hal-
,of New York city.
* OPPE-HAUSMANN—June 30.
Hr. M. K. Hausmann of 16 1-2
. t Main street. announces the en-
ornent of his sister. Louisa H.
RAND-FAULDS—,
a
90
.as.
made in this
JULY
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. Berranal‘ Mention
an Cupid Reaps‘ Record
Harvest During June In Norwalk
will draw interest from
JULY lST
ALDEN somss, President. .
roman nun. Vice-President
scenes 1.. woonwrjiso. Treasurer
——
If orange Blossoms, Wedding Bells and Betrothol
.- - Announcements Brighten Days of June,
The Bridal Menth Since Time Eternal
Hausmann to William 'foppo. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Yoppe of I?
Davis street. '
. WEDDINGS.
LAWSON-LYNCH—Juno 1.
Miss Alice Lynch. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Lynch. of :7 Lin-
coln avenue. became the bride of
Joseph Francis Lawson. son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Lawson of 15 Fair-
vlew avenue. at a wedding per-
formed at St. Joseph's church. Cou-
ple now residing at new home on
Bond street.
SAUNDERS-BENNETT
Miss Ethel Bennett. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 11. Bennett of
15 Woodside avenue. became the
bride of Fred Hoyt Saunders of
Strawberry hill at a. wedding per-
formed at. the South Norwaik Bap-
tist church by Rev. Lester Mallory.
Couple now residing at t Fronklin
street. ~
GOLD-GRAY—June a.
Miss Ethel Louise Gray..daughtar
of Attorney and Mrs. Joseph A.
Gray of 3 Morgan avenue. became
the bride of Dr. J. D. Gold of 889‘
Myrtle avenue. Bridgeport at a wed;
ding performed at St. Paul's Epls~
copal church by Rev. Louis B. How-
ell. Couple now living in Bridgeport
on Myrtle avenue.
BREGBA-GAJDOISIK
Miss Mary Gaidoisik of 15 Rey-
nolds avenue became the bride of
Louis Bregha at s. wedding per-
formed at St. Joseph's by Rev. Den-
nis Hurley.
LOUNSBURY-GARDELLA—June 6
Miss Mary Gardeila. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Gardelia of 2
Beldon place. became tire bride of
Elmer Lounsbury, son of C. W.
Lounsbury of Dal-ten. at a wedding
performed in the rectory of St.
Mary's church by Rev. Thomas J.
Finn. Couple now living in Darien.
SHILEPSKY-EURGER—Juna 7
Miss Anna Burger. daughter of
Mrs. Ethel Burger of 61 Butler ave.
tiue. Bridgeport. became the bride of
Mr. Maurice Shilepsky. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Shllepsky of 7 Broad
strset. at a wedding performed in
the Bridgeport Masonic Temple. The
couplo._are now residing at 30 Put-
na'm avnnue. this city. ‘
CALLAHAN-WILLIAMS—June s
Mira Eleanor Williams of to Ann
street. became the bride of Mr. Den-
nis Callahan. Jr.. son of Mr. Dennis
Callahan of 8 Newtown Terrace. at
a wedding performed at St. Joseph's
church by the Rev. D. S. Sheehan
of Erie, Pa.
JANICELLI-MOLA
Miss Anna Mole. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Luigi Mola of 125 South
Main street. became the bride of
Fred Janicelli son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Janicelll of New York city. at a
wedding performed at St. Joseph's
church by Rev. Joseph Daly.
NAPOLEON-BARTEK
Miss Theresa aBrtek. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sartek of 45
Lowe street. became the bride of
Joseph Napoleon. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Napoleon of Wilton avenue at
ALL DEPOSITS
“a“ ..
bank before
11TH
Accounts of from $1 to $10,000 are invited
.W‘SOUTH‘NORWALK *.
, SAVINGS BANK7 .
.Xellie Nash. of 20 Berkeley street.
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’ . .s- ‘ .a' ivt-Vfll'
'Page‘For
s weeding performed at'St. Mary's
church. The couple are now resid-
ing on Spring street.
GALL-WABGO—June 1 0
Miss Helen Wargo. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wargo be.
came the bride of Louis Gall. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gall of
Hoyt street at a wedding which took
place at the bride's home by the
Rev. Gabriel Dokus of the Hun-
garian Reformed church.
CAMPBELL-WOOD-Juna 10.
Miss Helen G. Wood. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wood. of 43
Gregory Boulevard. became the
bride of Bland Campbell. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Plush-y Campbell of
Virginia, at a wedding performed
by the Rev. Arthur Pennell of the
East Avenue M. E. church. Couple
are now residing at 48 Gregory
Boulevard.
LEROY-POLLARD—
Miss Laura J. Pollard of 8 Camp
street became the bride of Ban-
dolph Leftoy also of 3 Camp street.
at a wedding performed at. the
Grace EJlSCOpftl church by Rev. J.
Benton Werner. The couple are
now residing at 3 Camp street.
DI PIETRO-MARO’IVI'O-—June‘ 11.
Miss Antoinette Marotto. of Show-
den avenue, became the bride of
John Di Pietro. son oftMrs. Mary Di
Pietro of 19 Bouton street. at a. wee.
ding performed at St. Joseph's
church by the itev. Dennis Hurley.
Couple are now residing at as Bou-
ton street.
BOSCO-FEDERICI.
Miss Rose Federici. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vito Federici of Wall
street became the bride of Joseph
Bosco of Jersey City. at a wedding
perforated at St. Mary's church by
the Rev. Thomas Finn. The cou-
ple are now living at Klngsbury.
New Jersey.
(’IOLEMAN-FALLON—xluno 15.
Miss Helen 1". Fallon of 39 Stuart
avenue, became the bride of John J.
Coleman of Ohio. at a wedding per-
formed at St. Mary's church by Rev.
Thomas Finn. Couple are now re-
siding at (70 Main avenue.
MULQUEEN-SPENCER—
Miss Mary M. Spencer of South
Mainstreei. became the bride of
Martin J. Mulqoen of North Main
street. at a wedding performed at
St. Joseph‘s church by the Rev.
Dennis lluriey.‘ The, couple are
now residing at their new home on
North Main street.
THIERAL’L‘I-OU-TBlLL.
Mrs. Jessie M. (“.‘utblll became the
bride of Lauren Fred Thierauit. at
a wedding performed at the home
of Mrs. George Quintard. 20s West-
port. aveuno by Rev. Jacobfl‘roost
of Stamford. Couple are now re-
siding at 14 Camp street.
SPERRY-HAL'GHv—June 16.
Miss Kathleen Haugh. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Haugh of 34
Merwin street. became the bride of
Allah Sperry of liock Island. Illinois
at a wedding performed at
Mary's church. by Rev. Thomas
Firm. The couple are now residing
at their new home in Westport.
LEONAIiD-CURRAM—Juna 17.
Miss Lillian Curran. daughter of
Mrs. Catherine Curran of New Ha-
ven, become the bride of John Hen-
ry Leonard. son'of Mrs. Mary Leon-
ard of " Woodbury avenue. at :1
wedding performed at the. Sacred
Heart. church in New Haven. The
couple are now residing at 1 Fair
avenue.
MASSOvLOMBARD—June 18.
Miss Marie Lombard. daughter of
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Frank Lombard of M
Sontion avenue. became the bride
of Louis Masso of Bridgeport. at n
wddding performed at St. Mary's
church by the Rev. Thomas Finn.
The couple are now residing at 1602
Barnum avenue.
FULLER-JONES—Juno 30.
Miss Barbara Jones. ddughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John William Jones of
Ridgetield and New York. became
the bride of Mr. Charles Fuller of
33 Center avenue at a. wedding which
took place at the home of the bride
in Ridgefleld. The Rev. Jerolmon
of New Jersey. officiating. The oou-
pie are now residing at‘ their new
home in Byington place.
MchCHOLS-TIERNEY-v-Juha 22.
Miss Catherine Louise Tierney.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Tier-
any of 10 Chapel street. became the
bride of James P. McNichols. son of
Mrs. Margaret McNichols of. West-
pnrt avenue. at, a wedding perform-
ed at St. Mary's Church by'nev.
Thomas Finn. The couple are now
residing at 10 Chapel street.
LiNXWItl' ‘ -WAGNER.
Mrs. Theresa . r of Stamford.
became tho. bride of Jacob Linxwei-
ler. Sr.. of Burritt avenue. at a wed.
ding performed at. St. Mary's rectory
by Rev. Thomas Finn. The couple
are now residing at their new homo
in Livingston place. '
BREDICE-KENNEL—Junc at.
Miss Edith Marie Kennel. daugh-
Iter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kennel.
l-rcams the bride of James D. Bred.
ice. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bred-
ice of 8 Davenport street. at a ,wed-
(ling performed at St. Mary's Church
by Rev. Thcmss Finn. Now living
on Maple street.
FODOR-FODOR.‘
Miss Bose Fodor. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Fodor of 322 Flax
' Hill road. became the bride of Staph.
en Fodor. son of Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew rodor of New York city. at a
wedding performed at St. Ladislsus'
Church by Rov..Josoph Degnan.
HOLMAN'NoNASH—June 24.
Miss Nellie Nash.~.daushtcr of Mrs.
became the bride of Charles Hol-
.man. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Holman
;ai' Georgetown. at [wedding por-
{ormed by the Rev. Andrew Cham-
lberialn in the First M. E. parsonage.
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Miss Anna Margaret Kretschmer.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kretschmer. of 11 West avenue. be-
came the bride of Edward Charles
Benedict. son .of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Benedict of 1’23 Flaxhlil road.
ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING
4-Photo try Vincent.
EDWARD BENEDICT
Monday afternoon.
Itev. Joseph Duly of St. Joseph‘s
Roman Catholic church performed
the ceremony. The bride and groom
are now residhg inotheir new home.
21 Soundview nvcnue.
,Norwalk K. of
Ladies' night was observed by the
Norwnlk Knights of Columbus in
Grace Perish hall last night. The of-
fair was a great success. . A lorgr
crowd was in attendance.
Dancing and entertainment
turetl the evening's event.
A local orchestra started off the
evening's program with a popular
musical number. “Rhapsody in
Blue." Donsltl Sisson sung “Portu-
nose. Syrians. and Greeks." He was
fen.
well received.
Attorney Edward J. Quinlan.
chairman of the affair. next ad-
dressed the members .und~ after
sonic humorous remarks introduced
Night Is Great Success
Ai’fair Held in Parish blah—Quinlan and Lyons
Speak—Sketch “The Ghost of. Jerry Bung-
ler” Feature of Entertainment
Grand Knight William J. Lyons.
C: Ladies
Mrs. Lyons welcomed the ladies
and commented upon the success of
the local order. lie was tendered a
great ovation.
A sketch. "The Ghost of Jerry
Bungier”. a humorous farce well
presented. headlined the entertain-
ment. and concluded the program.
it was directed by Thomas 1“. Mc-
Mahon. who also took part in it.
The audience enjoyed it greatly.
Those in the asst follows;
Heart ............ Joseph Morton
Malcolm . . .. Thomas lt‘. McMahon
Dunrold .......... Edward Splsn
Landlord . . . . .. . . . . . . John Moll
Br'ldrn .. .. Frank Anderson
Seniors .......... John Redwny
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1". O'Brien
of 5 Mei-win street, became the
bride of Joseph Keskcs. son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Kcskes of Stamford.
at a wedding performed at 81. Mnry's
Church by Rev. Thomas Finn. The
couple are now residing in Stamford.
hiAlKER-F‘AIRTY.
Miss Florence May Fairty.dnugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. CheriesH.Fair~
ty of New Canaan and Harbor View.
became the bride of Paul Manker of
Chattanooga. Tennessee. at a wed-
ding which took place at the St.
Mark's Episcopal Church. New Ca-
nnon. Rev. Adams officiating.
\i‘EiSNER-ATCIlISOX—June 25.
Miss Susan B. Atchisou. daughter
of Mrs. Katherine Atchison of 56
North Fairi‘leld Ivenuc. became the
bride of Philip A. “’cisner. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ms: Welsner of 8 1-3
Winfield street. at a wedding per-
formed at St. Mary‘s Church by the
ltcv. Thomas Finn.
MALKlN-BRUGGE—June 27.
Miss Helen Brugge of 40 Gregory
Boulevard. became the bride of Mr.
William Ward Mulkin of as Gregory
Boulevard. at a wedding Performed
by Rev. Lester Mallory of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church. The cou-
ple are now residing at :8 Gregory
Boulevard.
OSTERBANKS-OLMSTEAD—
\ June 27.
Mrs. Christobel Olmstead of 0
Chapel street became the bride of
William (islet-banks of 175 Main
street at a wedding performed by
Rev. Lester Mailer of the South
Norwalk Baptist church ut the par-
sonage. The couple are new residing
at 15 Hudson street.
JESMlRE-ToDMuno 28.
Miss Esther Todd. daughter of
Mrs. Elizabeth Todd of I Commerce
street. became the bride of Leopold
Jesmtre of Bridgeport. at a wedding
which took place at the home of the
bride. The couple are now residing
with the bride's mother.
BENEDICT-HETSCHMER—
June as. ‘
Miss ~Anna Margaret Kretschmor.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kretschmer or 11 West avenue. be.
came the bride of Edward Charles
' lenodlot. son of Us. and In. Arthur -
wedding performed at St. Joseph's
church by Nov. Joseph Duly. The
couple are now residing at 21 Sound.
View avenue.
MchleLAN-Mh‘lSEIr-
Miss Sara Elisabeth Mclsei. of :2
Burritt avenue. became the bride of
Mr. Vincent J. MoQulllan. son of Mr.
and Mrs. James McQulllan of Garnbr
street, at a. wedding performed St
St. Joseph's church. The couple are
now residing at 7 Betta Place.
\VEIN-LOVEJOY -—June 30.
Miss Mildred Evelyn Loveloy.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Lovejoy. 41 Second street. became
the bride of Stanley Edward Wien.
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Witch of
Ohio avenue. at. the home of the
bride. Rev. Arthur Pennell officiated
The couple are now living at M
Catherine street.
POOLER-GLENDENING—
Miss Esther P. Glendening. dough.
ter 0: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Glendon-
iu'k of 167 Wilson street. Bridgeport.
became the bride of George Pooler.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pooler
of Maine. The groom has been re-
siding at 70 Main street this city.
The wedding took place at St. Innis
church. Bridgeport. The couples are
now residing at 06 Wilton avenue.
Norwalk.
Club to Send Gifts
To Chinese Children '
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society of the East Avenue church
held the last meeting of the season
at the home of Mrs. Irene Carmen
16 Osborn avenue yesterday. ‘
A special program had been ar-
ranged for the occasion. after which
refreshments were served.
It was planned to send a. large
bag of handkerchiefs to Thompson's
Training'Schooi in Changil. China.
for Christmas gifts to the children.
Edith Walkan Maddox. member of
the San Francisco Planning Com:
mission. has been named one of as
delegates from the U. S.,to the In.
stitute of Pacifio Relations to he
held in Honolulu to July.
"morn
LOCAL BRIEFS ,
Pupils and teachers of the Nor-
rwalk M. E. Sunday school are en-
joying a picnic today at Rotor:
Point.
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The Knight street A. M. E.
church will hold a picnic and gen-
eral outing at Savln Rock. July 28.
Two large trolleys will carry the
partY.
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—-Where it is a heating plumbing
problem for the new job. or a reno-
vation, this organisation is well able
and equipped to handle the same for
satisfaction all around. Nelson M.
White. heating and plumbing eon-
tractor. 56 North Main streets-Adv,
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Members of the Watch Your
Stitch club will meet this afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Charles Dunne.
backe. 1: Myrtle street.
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—-25 per cent on on radios and
loud speakars.——Donnslly's.-—Adv. ‘
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Special covenant meeting will be
held tonight at the Mount Zion
‘church. at 7:30 o'clock.
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Best. Lehigh Coal. Harris &. Gena.—
Adv.
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A New England chicken pie din-
ner will be served from 6 until 9
o’clock.at the Knight Street A. M. E.
church by the members of the Stew-
ard‘ess board. .
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~Lalio and victrOlas sold on can)
let ms. Donnelly.—-Adv.
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Our Sister Rebekah Lodge will
meet tonight for a semi monthly
business session.
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~Storrgs and Remodeling dill"
lag the spring and summer months
means perfect protection-4nd will
give you‘a garment at to wear next
. fall. Twin City Valet. e1 No.11all
Phone (om—Adv.
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Teachers. pupils. "mothers and
fathers are enjoying the annual pic-
nic of the Grace Parish church held
today“ . .
Street.
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Luge Poo. Coal. Harris 5 Sans.—
Adv. . ‘e .
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Davis of Her.
bor View avenue have returned to
their home after visiting in New Ha-
ven for the pa.“ for»; days.
-_CU'1'BILL'S FISH MAaKET.
Lobsters this week here are of as
size: shrimp also are here and esh
crab meat. This market at all times
has the choicest of ilshlfood of the
season. Deliveries shade to all see-
iions of Norwallr and nearby vicin-
ity. 71 North Main ‘street. Phone
108.-—Adv.
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Mr. Charles Cunningham of West
Washington street has accepted a
new position with the J. and J. Cash
Company.
SPRINGWOOD
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w. 8. Gheun of Bridgeport was a.
business visitor in Springwood yes-
tarday.
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Rocco Csstarso of Lowe street
was a ‘visitor in Bridgeport yester-
tiny.
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Harold Gray of New York city
was a business visitor in Springwood
yesterday.
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Angelo Dom lo of Laura street
was a recent \ itor in Stamford.
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Miss Marl'e \‘ou Kerylo of New
York city is spending her vacation
with her grandmother. Mrs. Charles
Bradley of Chestnut street.
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Friends will be sorry to learn that
Daniel Kish. two and one half years
old. of Bouton street is ill with
diphtheria. ,
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Mr. and Mrs. John Forts of Lex-
ington avenue have boon entertain-
ing relatives from Bridgeport.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warransky of
Osborne avenue entertained rela-
tives from New York over the week-
end.
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Paul Fedor of Laura street and
Archie Lengyel of Benton street mo.
tored to Danbury yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Srabo of
Parodiso street entertained relatives
from Bridgeport during the past few
day:-
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A. S. DruckSr of Stamfordwu a
business visitor in Springwood yes-
terdsy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dataio and
children of Bouton street will spend
the week-end with relatives in New
York city.
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Miss Helen .and Miss Margaret
Bet-rs of Ely avenue were visitors in
Weston Bear Mountain. New York
city. recently.
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Frank Demonkos of Lexington
vacation from the Nash Engineer-
ing company.
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Alfred Smith of Spring street was
a recent visitor if; New York city:
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Mr. and Mrs. John Marsy and
children of Lexington avenue have
moved to Spring street.
FRATERNALS '
Fraternal Order of Eagles. Nor.
walk Aerie No. 5.88. will hold} semi-
monthly meeting tonight at s Mott
avenue.
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Cohrt'Edmoado Do 'Amlell. No.
1". F. of A. will meet tonight at
100 Washington street.
‘1‘ - ' - «is i it
V1,“.
sr 5;,
omen-
avenue is spending a two weeks?
am ”in?" ode so.
#:3le I. 1” an.“
Excellent Records
Mr. David A. Green. supervisor of
grades in the public schools of Nor-
Walh. has Just announced the names-
of than pupils who can boast a
perfect attendance recbrd for the
year ending. June 1925.
They are as follows:
t School—Beatrice .Mal-
kin. Anthony Mongoney. Julia Mon-
goney. Nettie Dyer.
ROI/anon School—Evelyn Ship-
msn. Edward Krausse. Everett
Moroley. Dorothy Manuel. Royal
Decker. - ,
M River School—Mildred
Decker. Frances Marsico. Agnes
Dembroskl.
Concord School—Irving Wilmett.
Ellison Ferris. Orville Tnlmaflge,
Grace Lingyel. Concetta Mazzone,
David Johnson, Eugene English.
Anna. Beus.
Lincoln Schools-Daniel Snyder.
Albert Imre. Floyd Spengler, June
Ranting. Sophiie Travo. Louis Travo.
Rose Herman. Madelyne Libretto.
Center School (gradosl—Buth
Eeafuro Articles ‘,
Seventy—Eight Children Have
‘ Perfect Attendance for Year
All Twelve Schools Are Represented—Boys and '
Girls Share Almost Equal Honors, Showing
. seph Abruscato. Mary Rows.
Wood. Fred Gradis. John Bruttom-
Miss Jennings
Several Norwalk people attended
the select wedding held yesterday
in Southport. when Miss Barbara
Jennings. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Jennings of Center street
Southport. became the bride of Mr.
Frank Leonard Anderson of Virginia
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. An-
derson of ridgeport. The marriage
ceremony t ok place in the South-
port Methodist church the Rev.
Charles Reynolds officiating. ‘
The bride was becomiugly gowned
in white canton crepe and tulle veil
with orange blossoms an! carried a
shower bouquet of white baby roses.
She was attended by her cousin.
Mrs. Paul E. Bougtop of Passalc,
New Jersey as bridesmaid. The
Mrs. Russell Froat. Jr.. of Wm].
avenue. was hostess for the bridge
party held at the Shoreharen Golf
club yesterday afternoon.
There were ten tables. about forty
members being present. and two
hours of playing ensued. Following
the play .afternoon we was served
by the club staff.
PERSONMS ‘
WW
Miss Carmine Pierce of Connecti-
cut avenue has returned to her home
after a. brief visit to New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jaffe of Fort
Point street‘ entertained relatives
from New York city recently.
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' Miss Janet Fitch. of Washington.
D. C..ls visiting her aunts. Miss
Alice. Miss Agnes and Miss Sarah
Fitch at their home on Field street.
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Henry Frank of St. John street
and Joseph Taylor of Pennoyer
street have returned home after at.
tending the Grotto convention in
Atlantic city.
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Dr. and Mrs. Scotleld of New
York city have returned to their
home after spending the week end
with Mrs. S. C. Scofleid of East sve-
nue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Day of Buf-
falo will spend the fourth or July
with Mr. Frank Day of Betta Place.
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Mrs. Charles Plott of Hayes street
was in Ridkefield. Sunday.
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Mr. Owen Kirdilion of Flaxhill
road has taken a. position with the
Tierney Dining Car Company of New
Rochelle. N. Y.
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Mr. Floyd Angevlne of Flnhill
road left yesterday for Maine where
"ls Bride
Of * Frank L. Anderson
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esso. Elsie Hauzlik. Walter Berger.
Marie Gradia. Paul Casalese. Otto ‘
Bitter. John Spatto.
Jefferson School—Marion Leonard
Clement Langlois. Helen leopard.
Bernice Lamb. Ruth Brotherton. 10- W
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Winnipsuk School: Louisa Ll-
veeckl. Bose Mary Arena. Irving
Stanley Geddes. Julia Katharine
Chmielewska. Sherwood Plath Quig-
ley. Florence Clara Schreyot'.
Washington School: Walter Mer-
riam. Gladys James. Elisabeth
Kearns. Edward Ripnel. Dorothy
Lycett, Anna Gaydosh. Albert 'Ku.
bon. Carol Rosie. Betty Sannlk.
Over River School: Preston Phil-
lips. Adina Phillips.
Fitch School: Ecari
Elsie Carlson, Theona Stiles. Ellen
Carlson. Martha Blackmail. Ger-
trude Burtt. Roger Amundsen.
Marvin School: Charlotte Cuisi-
mlngs. Alfred Brown. John Kubovlc.
Harry 'Shufclt. Jean Nelisori. Rus-
sell A. Morgan, Frank Zarger. Rose
Britta. William Wérgo. Joseph
Ricm. .
Blackman.‘
groom was attended by E. Arnold . ‘(v
Anderson of Palmerton, Pa. his
brother. as best man. _
'Following the wedding ceremony.‘
a reception was held at the home of
the bride's mother. The house was
tastefully decorated wit) red rambs
ler roses. Refreshments were served.
At 3 o'clock the bride and groom
left on an extended honeymoon trip
to parts unknown. Upon their :00.
turn they will reside in Richmond.
Virginia; . .
The bride is well known in Nor.
walk. Westport and bouthvort by
virtue of her excellent soprano .
voice. She is a graduate of the New
Haven Normal school and until the ‘
.- aimed: .
’in the Silllmsn school. Falrfield.
time of her marriage was a. teacher
Mrs. Ru'ssell Frost .lf. ls '
‘Hostess For Card. Party
There are no prizes given at these
parties which are part of a series
being given under the auspices of the
entertainment committee of which'
Mrs. Russell Frost. Sr.. is chair-
man. They will continue through-
out the summer.
The next card party will be held
Tuesday afternoon. July 7th. The
hostess has not yet been annou d.
he will spend the summer month“:
at camp there. '
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Mrs EdwardFerris and 'childron
have returned to Norwalk after
spen-lm three weeks in Troy. New
York. ' -
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Juropli Ticosh of Osborne ave-
nue. was a visitor in Bridgeport
Saturday. ‘
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Grorge Harsen of Bridgeport was
in Springwood yesterday.
Bible Class Is
Planning Picnic
The Friendship Bible class of the
East AYenue M. E. church will hold
a monthly business and social meet-
ing Friday evening at 8 o'clock ii!
the Sunday school rooms of tho ‘
church. r .
All members are requested to st-
tcnd as there is much business on
hand. It is planned to have anoths
er picnic in the near future and are
rangemcnts are to be made Friday
night.
Miss May Holman. a storito of
West Australia. was elected to par-
liament—the second woman south of
, .
Nissan‘, ‘5. A, '-
the equator to enter parliament. Mrtgj
Cowsn. also of West Australia. was
the first. '
“clco lCE”
The cleanest and purest ICE obtainable. Sold ‘1'
at retail from platform, at our plant on Butler ,
Street. Try it and you will use nothing else.
The Crystal lce Company
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5365 N0. MAIN ST.
STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
“FURNITURE FOR run ENTIRE sous»
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SOUTH NORWALK
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