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.Blallo—“Sandy.”
Regent—"Kiln."
Palace—"Sea Beast."
Pride of Court Narruk Card
Party.
Reception at S. N. M. E. church
for new pastor. .
Filth Anniversary Supper. Ladies
Auxiliary Muivoy Tariov Post.
COMING EVENTS.
May 12.-—Pride of Court Narruk
Card Party.
May 12.-Bcccptlon at 8. N.
E. church for new pastor.
May 12.—Fllth Anniversary
Supper. Ladies Auxiliary Mulvoy
'l‘arlov Post
Slay ill.—Woman‘s Club of Nor-
wolk Holds last meeting of sea-
son.
May 15.—Soclai Men's
class at Odd i’cliows' Hail
Main street.
May 17.—.\nniversary Party Past
Pocahontas Wanoma. Council.
May i9.-—Two Plays by Bible
class St. Peter's church.
M.
Bible
South
May 21—Moving picture at the
Girls' and Womcn‘s b. "Changing
Husbands."
May 27~Fairfleld County League
01 Womcn Voters meet in Norwalk.
May 28.—Glri Scout Rally and
Pageant at Center Junior High
School.
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
Sun Rises 4:36 A. M.
Sun Sets 3: 1‘7 P.- M
High Tide 033.8A M.
I.ow'1‘idc......... ..... " 31.M.
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Tracey.
of West avenue, are expected home
this afternoon after a month's trip
~to Texas, Havana and to the Pan-
\
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‘ a
j" -—Brewstcr at
"Bus leaves So. Norwclk station at
ama. Canal. They are expected to
dock in New York Olly this morning
and will probably be home late this
afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. Tracey at-
tended tho convention of the medi-
cal association in Dallas. before tak-
ing passage for the three weeks'
cruise.
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-—l\‘ow is the time o; year for rur
stoue. The Twin City Valet is a
reliable place and all (or storage
hero is insured against fire and
theft. 67 North Main St. Phone
(GEL—Adv.
U U C
South Norwalk Council. No. 1.258.
K. of C. will meet. this evening at
the council building. West Washing-
ton street.
r s“. c
-——l\'olghbors‘ Wives. The Evening
Sentinel's new serial. which tells a.
story most at us live. but which is
never written. starts Monday. Don't
sit. r
“it“
Policeman Martin Lengycl took
care or a complaint made by resi-
dents on SchoOi street about young
boys playing baseball there.
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-—Calrc Sale. Rowayton school.
Friday. May 14th,- at 3 p. m. For
school bi ‘tcrl'ncnt.—-—Ad\'.
s s '0
Frank Middleton of 13 Third
street caught a. two-pound trout
Sunday on the 'lhvin Bridge stream.
at Weston. The fish will be mount-
cd.
C It &
—-Anthracltc. All sizes.
and Gans.——Ad:.
Harris
0 0
Francis J. Bleling. of imperial
avenue. Saugatuck. motored to Nor- .
mlk this morning on business.
I t 0
—-L e h i g h coal. automatically
screened. Harris and Cans—Adv.
O O 0
Wilton. Sunday.
2:30. Stop on slgnel.——Adv.
t O U
The first district police were noti-
fied by headquarters about thosev;
eral' attempted robberies and house
breaks in the lower end of the city
last night. The tlrst district officers
maintained a strict patrol and
watched for the men as described
by the officer on duty at headquaré
tern.
S O 0
-—-Cake Sale. Rowayton school.
Friday, May 14th. at 3 p. m. For
school bettermcnt.——Arlv.
k l O
Policeman Edward J. lune found
a box of fruit on the sdewalk in
front of Acquino's store on Wall
street. He tool: it to the station for
the night.
0 i C
NEW MANGLE INSTALLED
-—-’i‘ho Star Laundry has in-
stalled a new Wall‘s Flat Work
mangle which will improve the
quality of the work and make for
waster capacity. This concern also
has added a new Ton Truck Chevro~
let Covered Top Car to its delivery
department. This laundry is in a.
position to give prompt and etficisnt
service in its line and does exediont
work in all its branches. 11 Cross
-. Phone 3884. Adv.—
". s o 0
Joseph Guerriero. of 09 North
street. Boston. its..."
at 11230 last night by Mo-
IALACE ‘
O 'tolorcle
in
lioeniaa- Martin Leonel
“thrush!” drIViug.
it is alleged that the Dona man
out in and out of line so Connecticut
avenue at the rate oi is miles an
hour. Guerrioro was released to ap-
pear in the city court in the first
district on Saturday, May it.
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-Ncighbors' Wives. The Evening
Soutiuol's new serial. which tells a
story most of us live. but which is
never written. starts Monday. Don't
miss it.
0 O I
Ward Green. of Crosshighway
road. Wastvort. visited witb'triends
in Norwaik in: night.
I O
—-itadios and Victroios sold on
easy terms. normally—Adv.
O O
Policeman Jarvis Murray ot the
first district police station has a
leave of absence for a tow days to
attend the funeral ot a relative in
Long island.
' ’ O 0 O
—Csks Sale. Rowsyton school.
Friday. May nth. at 8 p. m. For
school betterment—Adv.
0 0 I
The marsh fire on Long island
is not out yet. it was noticed yester-
day afternoon. and although it died
out during t5 early part of the
evening. flames were plainly seen
after midnight. Great clouds of
smoke were visible this morning.
t I O
—Browster at Wilton. Sunday.
Bus leaves So. Norwalk station at
2:30. Stop on aignai.:—Adv.
. O .0
Mrs. J. J. Higgins of 26 Burritt
avenue. left for Orange. N. J.. this
morning. where her nephew is ac-
riously ill.
0 0 is
John E. Paidoe. of Bridgeport. was
a business visitor in Nor“ all: yester—
day afternoon.
0 O 0
-—Connecticut River shad. 1 store,
crab meat. shrimp are specie. ice at
Cutbill's Fish Market this week. 71
North Main ‘Bt., Phone loan—Adv.
i 0 S
The cells of the first district po-
{ice are now finished and are ready
to be occupied. The cells llS\O been
. painted and the plumbing is flush-
ed.
0 C I.
A slight accident happened on
Wall street yesterday afternoon near
the center, between cars owned by
Louis Gardslls. of Norwalk. and 0.
L. Mantel. of Olmstead rond. Wil-
ton. Tho damage was slight.
U I
~—Your plumbing and heating
profliems will be correctly and ex-
pertly handled by the Nelson M.
White organization. 56 North Main
St.—-Atlv.
O O o
Complaints were made to the po-
lice last night about dogs barking
and keeping people awake. It is be-
lieved that these dogs have been
running loose. but the owners have
tied them up in accordance with the
warning issued by Dog Warden Wil-
liam Anderson. ,
. D O O
~Neighbors' Wives. The Evening
Sentinel's new serial. which tells a
story most of'us live. but which is
IlL‘V3l‘ ’n‘rittcn. starts Monday: Don‘t
miss it.
. 0 O 0 A
Edward McMulicn. of Lincoln
street. Westport. was a. business vis-
itor in this city today.
O s O
A large attendance 0! members is
desired for the regular meeting of
the Norwnlk Chapter of DeMolniI.
this evening. Old Well Lodge. No.
108. F. & A. Mi. will visit the chap-
ter. and refreshments will be served.
0 0 O *
Edmu'nd Breese. of France street.
prOminent' actor. was elected a. true-
tee of the Actors Fund of America.
at the forty—fifth annual meeting in
the Hudson Theatre. New York City.
Sunday afternoon. Daniel Frohman
was reelected president.
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South Norwnlk Council. No. 1253.
Knights of Columbus. will meet to-
night ln the clubrooms in Wash-
ington sCeet.
O O 0
The ilrst permanent English set-
tiementdin America was made May
13.1607.at Jamestown Virginia.
0
The East Not-walk improvement
association. being desirous of ad-
vancing the standing or the commu-
nity as one of Norwalk' s most desir-
able residential sections. urges all
Peonle of the third We to partici.
pate in national clean up week. beau-
tity. their buildings and premises.
and to malts their section b: the
only; one in which everybody will take
pr e.
IDpeaths' and Funerals
Mrs. John Barron.
The funeral of Mrs. John Barron
will be Friday morning at s: 30 from
the late home. 1 Academy street. and
at S from St. Mary's church. inter-
meat will be. in St. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Humphrey Collins.
The funeral senders for Mrs.
Humphrey Collins will be held Fri-
day morning st 9: 80 trout the lace
home. 14 Ferris avenue. and at 10
from St. Story?- church. interment
will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
Alonso Wicks.
The funeral services of Captain
Alonso Wicks were largely httehded
yesterday afternoon from the late
home. 18 Ohio avenue. Rev. Dr.
Maori Culver. pastor of the Norwaik
Method church. emulated. There
were In beautiful So'ral oneriags.
interment was iu~3iveraide ceme-
tery. » o .
Cops on toasts
mo DE JANBIEO.‘ May is. —
'I‘ratiic‘oop- at now posted on the
wide mosaic sidewalks of Avenlda
Rio Branco. it is ru ed that pedes~
trians ,must 'not wander along
’sgalnst‘ratne' to viéw the window
displays... Those on the cut id I hat!
turn back on the inside it they wish
to look into the windows.
School as 'u .
COUNCIL BLUFF! IL. May 1:.—
Adam Barry. u. this city. observed
.his maximum mm with
ostrsloog seniors-over:- bio on:
master-uh as tar as the corner and ~
THE mums
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WJZ, NEW YORK—«loo
P. M.
Two—Vanderbilt Orchestra.
7:80—Judgo Jr.
Bioo—U. 8. Army Band.
two—Voice of tho Silent Drums.
“Miss Nobody."
WOO—Royal Salon Orchestra.
iO:00-—'l‘hc Record Boys.
10:80—Frcddie Rich's Orchcs'trn.
\VEAF, MSW YORK—iii:
P. M.
6:00-——llinner music.
7:00—Mid-wcck hymn sing.
7:80—Dancc music.
S:00--"~What’s a Good HOOIL’
Read?" Thomas Manson.
8:15—‘Hire‘s Harvesters."
9:00—‘Cliquet Eskimos."
lO:‘00—"Silvcrtown Cord Orches-
tra."
11-12~\'lncent Lopez's Orchestra.
“0138,. NEW YORK—lilo.
moo—Uncle Gccbco.
d:30-—-—Music.
Silo—“What the World is Doing."
Gull—George llall's Ai‘cadians:
William C. l‘lke's Orchestra.
7:45—-—D0rothy Delluno, soprano.
8:00—Fronch horn. Michel Nuzzi.
8:30—Book and play review.
moo-French popular songs.
OAS—“Conquering Death Valley,”
Colonel C. A. Simmons.
mall-Gimme) Brothers' String En.
semble.
10:10—Giuscppe Leone. bars-tone.
10:20—Strlng ensemble.
10:30—Emo‘s "inuvlc" broadcast.
iO:45-Gluseppe Leone.
lids—Musical numbers'and sketch-
cs from "Cherry Pie" revue.
“MSG, NEW YORK—213.
6:00—-i’opular entertainment.
7:00—\Villard Robison's Orchestra.
MOO—Sport‘tnlk.
thin—Grace Smelling. soprano.
S:3l|~\\’illlird ISOI'IEOII.
moo—Mona Morgan. modern \‘t‘l‘f.('.
9115—1303 Gordon. tenor.
tlzflO—-Bl‘oud\v:1y Harmony Kings.
Hills—Carl Smith. tenor.
10:80—Danco orchestra.
“'Flili. NEW YORK—273.
i‘. M.
6:00—Dotly Mclmnn, 1,10 Ford.
fi:ili—.iut0i1lohil«: Routes.
mall—Alzucstlc Ensemble.
7:00—~Yori:\illc lladio Entertain-
ei's.
li:3l‘i-—L‘astlllinu lloyul Orchestra.
I: i'nidnight—Sicepy I-Inll Orchestra.
WLWL. MSW YORK—288
ill.
:30—McEncry' s lino rtamcrs.
zoo—kneaded box.
230—43. ii‘. O'Connor barymnc.
Mil—Lennard llussaclt. harmon-
ica. '
i0:00-—"Ilooltz~." Walter Gavigan.
mus—Edith Fay. soprano.
10:30~0rgan recital by John
Cut-thy.
WRNY, NEW YORK—208
P. M.
crib—~Chlck Winters.
7:30-Caibolic Circle.
lilo—Ron Bernie's Orchestra.
mill-Radio questions and answers.
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For Dodge Bros. and Franklin cars employing
special cells we make a. New York Battery at
l sum—Rock Ferris' organ recital.
l':00—-—I‘uulillc Watson. violinist.
I this—Lorna Lee, Love Song Girl.
I 0: {lo—(‘nrl il‘lniuo Ensemble.
. 10: (lo—Volga Trio—A r o u n d the
I World in Music.
1 loiao-Lancellotti's song series.
limo—Win llngcr's Entertainers.
I “‘MCA, NEW YORK—ail
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l0 :00—-—Olcott \‘nii's String En-
. selnlile.
i ti:30-—~i?luy Ilart and Jimmy Smith.
ROHH'F.
‘ into—Jack Denny's orchestra.
| ’Iznu—ix'lein's Serenade".
' S: no——Pacc institute program.
1 s: (is—Radio Club ot America ban-
l duct.
titan—Selim soloists.
luau—Columbia Park Entertainers.
to:00+.\larienni Vota. contralto.
lt':15——-llclon ,Mnrahsll. soprano.
anilU—Lhilii‘ornlu Ramblers.
limo—Ernie Golden’s Orchestra.
13:0 0~-llroadwsy night.
“’OKO, NEW YORK—233
l’. .‘l.
Mum—Jack Goll. pianist.
tins—Eugene Dellonu. tenor.
5::l’u—l-2lviru Geiger. pianist.
S: 50—August Piazza. violinist.
9.10-—-Jen-y iirs'xandir. pianist.
0: Err—Orchestra.
10: (lib—Vanity Orchestra.
“'Ni'sl, NEW YORK—SSS
P. M.
6:03-l-Iermnu Neuman. pianist.
e:lti——-"\\'udsworth on Burns." Pro-
i'r-ssor Lewis Mott.
6:. 'ld-Siarket high spots.
6; iii—Hugh lilgsius. piano recital.
'l: l.’—"chplng Flt." Joe Ruddy.
.:—-l0 Police alarms. .
3:5—ltcsumo ot the Meeting of
the Board 0! Estimate.
Sum—«Baseball results.
mos—Joseph Davies. barytone.
8:34i-.\lcctini; of the Association
of the Bar of the City of
u} :1-
t .\‘.;\v York. by direct “ire
1mm the Npcukcrs' House:
linyilloud l“. Crist. Commis-
sioner cf Naturalization. De-
partment of Labor. Subject:
Naturalization."
fllflii—‘Klililt‘l'illo Munnlou. soprano:
William J. Clancy. tenor;
Alma Hvrnmuns. pianist.
l lnle—A‘hnrlcs 1". Kcmblo on Mod-
i crn Literature. Lecture Serv-
ice. liourrl of Education.
luzsn—l'nlim alarms and weather
lOI‘t‘t‘uSIS.
. 10.35 ~-I|llll‘.~l'l:tl Orchestra.
: \\‘B.\‘\‘, NEW YORK—210
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7:00~Southlnnd Orchestra.
EEO—Andy Pendleiou. songs.
l’:.'lIl—-—Souillland Orchestra.
8:00—ifolcnial Orchestra.
Milo—J. Moore Hurry Gray.
SHS—A'oloninl Club.
Mill—Milton Yoltemun. tuner.
9;l.’--4.‘uloniai Club Orchestra.
ionic-Laurens Reynolds.
' lt);lS-~Al Wilson.
i “HM—Silver Voiced tenor.
, “'IIN, NEW YORK—301
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Two-demand Orchestra.
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‘tuo-John Maxwell. tenor.
moo—Will Oakland's Chathsau. ‘
SESOr-Caotnl' Samuel Grccnusld.
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MUM-Frank Ochs. tenor.
Ono—Ales. Melville. burs.
9:30--l.oou's Orchestra.
10:30—-Dauce orchestra.
11:00—Joo Ward's Entertainers.
limo-Everglades Orchestra.
2 midnight—~Bophlc Tucker‘s I'iuy.
ground.
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dill—Bill Wathey, "Sports."
6:20—-Jacques Jacob's Ensemble.
7:20——Prcss News bulletin.
More Randi-nits
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America. China and Australia. Lu rue
orders from those countries im-
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Birmingham manufacturers. lllr- ,
mingham is the center of the world's ;
handcutt trade.
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Mrs. May C. Walsh saw a small uni.
mal 'dcring '. two the road om-
night. She went to her gate. In.
tho semi-darkness it appeared to
be i. lny 3' '~n. was. but it“
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