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Out in Californiuthey're talking
about Ruth Reynolds (above) of
Coronado Beach lust as Kansas City
people are talking about Marlon Tal-
ley. Miss Reynolds was liitcd to
stardom when she sang with two
Metropolitan Opera stars tor the Los
Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra.
She's now preparing for a concert.

‘ tour.

LEWIS BOAT 0r
worn: CRUISE

Junk Begins Trip This
Morning—To Be Gone
Three Years.

STRATFORD. May 21.--(AP) The
Chinese Junk Amoy. owned by Leroy
Lewis. head of the H. J. Lewis Oys-
ter Cc npauy, started down the
Housatonic river early today on the
first leg or what is planned to be a
world cruise lasting about three
years. The Amoy is the first crait
or it kind to cross the Pacific from
China and come throw? Panama
Canal to the Atlantic see osrd. That
it is seaworthy was demonstrated on
its long rough voyage from China to
Vancouver. 13. (2., and on the trip it
made last summer to Bermuda and
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Return—Swell sh Young
People to Visit Bridge-
port Tomorrow

It has been decided to hold the
lawn fate of the Christ Church or-
ganisations July it. A general com-
mittee oi the various bodies met at
the rectory Thursday night for the
arrangement of the preliminary de-
tails. Plans now include the serv.
ing or a cafeteria lun‘lt. a supper.
entertainment and booths for the
sale of donated articles. the proceeds
going to the pfish house fund.

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spent the winter in the south. are

 

home on Cove avenue for the sum- litre. John 3‘ Castes. wash'mm"
m". , spiritualist, who is Rt‘Cllfii‘ll i-y Rose
a e e Mackvtibvrg. assistant to Harry lion-

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zit—Fiction. .liarct'y \\'ahreu.
:00—Sport rays.
nil—Commercial digest.
:it—Radio theater index.
zao—dtudio artist.
:30—Oriando's Concert Orchestra.
:oo—O‘chio and lit-con. must.
t-ale.
:lS——l'ie.i Bornio's Orchestra.
zoo—DrIW-Room l'iuycrs.
:8o—schulmun‘s National Stage
Children's Acct-lotion.
lam—Isabelle Austin's Musicale.
10:30—Popular songs.
11:00—Amicl Musical Organization.
1-: e. m.-—DX Hound liour.
WGBS. lt'EW YORK—aid.
P. hi.
6:00—Uncle Geebce.
two—Vincent Sorey Concert Trio.
WOO—Giuseppe Leone. burytono.
7:10—Sorey Concert Trio.
hit—Black's "Outline of Travels."
7:30—Pille’e Orchestra.

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liousc. Mrs. Cantos demos the,
sidence at MarvinPeuch. ,clmrsc. declaring she said 1h” meet-1
The morning service at the Advent I inga “ “0 w',?,.,§h.".0:’,‘:‘.'.°“’ or the
Christian church willbe led by the ‘ '
Rev. Charles 1-1. Hudson. recently '.
returned for a year's vacation from
Madras. indie. where he is in mis-
sionary work. Rev. Frederick l...
Piper'fmermon at the evening eerv-g
ive is to be on "Conquering and
Subsidlng." He will review the latest
achievements and discoveries of the
day.

Road Conditions
And Detours

Road Conditions and Detours
in the State of Connecticut,
as or May 19. 1020.
Cromwell, Routo 10. liner road
The Young People's society of the under construction but is open rol-
Swedish Congregational church has truffle.
been invited toattend the afternoon Suiileltl, State aid road. West Suf-
se'i-vlca of the Swedish Mission Hold-Enst Grnnby roud under con-
church in Bridgeport. tomorrow. A struction but is open for trams.
party of about 30 will make the Southington-C h cs hi rr-llnridcn.
trip. [Route 111. Waterbury 'l'nrnpiitc- un-
‘ ‘ “ ‘dcr construction but is open for
Joseph Bcifivrien, proprietor ofitrsmc.
Schavricn's stationery store. was ini< . Jlidrlleou'n.
tinted into the South Norwaiit lodge Ton-".1“.

ct Moose Thursday night.
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Route 10. Middle‘
riford rond'untit r construc-
tion but is open for trumc.

. East Hampton, Route 111.
Mrs Mildred Clilcliolm and hcrlbciwccn the four corners and
con 0? Brooklyn. are visiting Mrs.
Chichoim’s mother. Mrs. Samuel
Camp.

load

the
lake under construction but is open
tor tmmc.

Vernon and Toiland, state aid
road. Toiiand Turnpike under con-
struction. ‘lload closed. Detour.

East Windsor. Broad Brook. State
old road. Ellington road is under

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Avenue Methodist Episcopal church j
will produce Thursday night “Old

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Folks’ Concert." which was given
with great success at the Methodist
church or Rowayton.
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A rummage sale. starting Wednes—

man building on South Main street
by the Women’sOuild of Christ
church. It will be continued Thurs-
day and Friday.

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Rev. Robert B. B. Focte's sermon
Sunday‘uight at Christ church will
be on "The‘Powcr or the Spirit."
and will be illustrated with pictures
0! the life 02 Jesus.

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Samuel Nadine. 8 Rowan street.
is ill at his ome. His condition
is reported as improving and it is
expected that he will have fully re-
covered in another week.

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Oscar lchavrien. or Rowen street.
left this morning for New York city
where he will spend the week~end
with friends.

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Policeman Ja'ck Roberts is enjoy-
ing 1’ two-day vacation. His best
is being covered by i’oiheman James
Eldridge.

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Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles’Hanford. oi
Winfield street. motored to Walnut
beach Thursday night.

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Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Corbett Were
visitors in Bridgeport Thursday.

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The root or the Swedish Congrega-
tional church. on Van zaut street,
is being 'reshinlled.

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The men's meeting at the East
Avenue H. E. churchmlil be ad.
dressed by three members of' the

day noon. will be held at the Udci-‘

construction. but open for tramc.
Simsbury-Avon. College Highway.
Route 116. Road under construc-
ltion. traiiic taken care of on road.
Canaan. Route 134. South Ca-
naefii-Ltme Rock read under con-

struction. detour at South Canaan
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llartland. Route 183. East Hart-
1 land Mountain road under construc-
tion. ‘I’resent road operi‘for travel.

Sharon. state aid road. Sher -
Amenla Union road on r tr :
tion. Open tor travel. d; W" *

Tonington. Route 128.
ton-Goshen road under construction.
Open for travel. -

\Vaterbury-Watertown. Routes 839
and 350. . Waterbury-Watertown
Thomnston road, onc-tvuy trailic in .i
Oakville. !

Greenwich-Boston Post road.
Route 1. Grading under construc-
tion at Cos Cob cut-oft. No delay
to trumc. r

Westport. Boston post road. Route
1. Grading nt Lighthouse curve.
No delay to trams. .

Weetport. Route 1. Grading at
Compo‘lnn curve. No delay to traf-
tic.

Shelton. Route 8.
construction in front
Heights snniterinm.
tramc.

Stratlord-Trumbull. State aid
road. Btratford-Trumbull road un-
der construction. “Closed to trams
while tar is being applied.

West Haven and Milford—~5horc
road. Route 337. Oyster river
bridge under construction. Tempor-
ary bridge provided.

"West Haven——Shore road. Route
837. Cove river bridge under eon-

l’toed under‘
of Laurel
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Men's Bible class. Tiny are Philip
A. Jakob. principal at, the Senior
High school: George Inghatn. and
Ernest 1.. Bottom secretary or the
hirdeld County Y. ll. 0. A. A
quartet composed or Elinor Ii. Craig.
Herbert O. Pollard; Benjamin J.
Thomas and A. Nettleton Paddock
will sing several selections.
O O O
The usual test he: call drill oi the
Mayflower Koch and use» com-
pany was rung in yesterday from the
be: at hitch street and East avenue.
“—
BBIGHT SAYING!
MOTHER: Tell the man. Junior.
how many days the earth was made
it.
JUNIOR: God made the world in
six days. "
MOTHER: And on the seventh.
JUNIOR: He was arrested—New
York World."
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THAT’S ANCIENT
"He's trightfully old-fashioned."
“How's that!”
"He wants todrinlc from a glass."
«Toronto Tales-ram.

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struoiion. No delay to ironic. l
Mlddleown-Durham—Middletown- '

l Durham road. Route 113. under eon-

struotion. No delay to trailic

Waterbury-Cheshire Cheshire-Wu.
terbur} road. Route 328. under
construction. No delay to trailio. ‘

Guiliord. Route 1. Construction
on e cut-oil. No delay to trams.

Bethel-Newtown road. State aid.
Roadand bridge construction wider
way. No detours necessary. I

Boxbury-Southbury road. Route '
12}. Surface in good condition.
Shoulders and gutters uncomploted.

New Milford-Gaylordsville bridge.
Route 134. Work on the new bridge
and approaches under way. No de-
touxn neoclary.

Washington—Grade crossing
ellmiination. State aid. Road and’
bridge construction under way. No
detours nausea.

Chaplin. Routes 8 and IOI—Wll- .
limantioJ’utnam» road under .con- '
struotion in Chaplin.” Grading being
done. male may pass.

Pleinfleld Route 1!. Norweh-
Pntnetn road, grade crossing being
eliminated. One-way trains on short
section or road. I .

Norwich . Montvllle. It 0 ate 1 s
Norwich-New undon road under
construction. Concrete pavement

 

 

 

 

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being placed. Through trans be-
tween New London and Norwich
should use the road on the east side
of the Thames r.

. mus. Route 82. Norwith
Wlliniantio road under construction.
Concrete pavement being planned.
Section of one-way trailic regulated
by telephone. .

East Lynne. Route 1. On' the
Pen road the Golden Spur bridge is
:e‘ing reoconstructed. Detour post-

oie morale Route 1. nau-
read droning“ elimination tinder
melon. e delay to Me.
Inches-Huntington road. under
Woo. No deity to Me.
Itate aid roed.

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szis—Clitford Cheaeley. “Numcr.
ology."

9:00—lienry Schlosberg. Violin re-
cital. ,

9:20~.\iandolln. guitar and ban-
jos.

9:30—Paula Fuchs. pianist; Way-
side Troubadors.
:20—Samuel Wasserman,
lst.
lid-Arrowhead Dance Orchestra.
WJZ. NEW YORK—455. ,
P. M.
7:00-—-Commodore Concert Orches-
tra.
8:00--Congreeslonnl forum.
lO;30—-Vanderhiit Orchestra.
WMCA. NEW roux—eel.
P. :il.
6:00—Olcott Vail's String Ensem-
blc.
7:00—Tappen's Orchestra.
two-Musical program.
10:00—Norn1an Pearce. readings.
lone—lunar. Well. pianist. '
ilroo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
12:00~.\icAlpin Entertainers.
P MWNYC. NEW YORK—521i
;:OO—-l\iarie Roast. soprano.
:20-Pianq selections.
7:30—Pollce alarms.
7:85—J. Morton Smith. berytone.
8:00—-Dasebail results.
MOB—Milton Yokoman. tenor.
8:30—Krien's Symphony Club 0r-
Choetre of 125 musicians:
Edgar Schsnitman. violinist;
Gladys St. John. soprano.
10:10—Lecture by Hal-lotto Weems.
10:30—Pollce alarms: weather.

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.ili—Doh Scimitar. songs.
Iiilrl’:l\tgfi'li golf lessons.
:iB-Alnivstic Strim: l-lnst'inblc.
:l.l—-lnvrstmn-nt questions.
:IW—lx'alherlni.~ Work. pinnlst.

“MSG, NEW YORK—2m
Iii.
:fiii—vCufl Smith. l"l'l0i‘.
:lb-—.ion lmris, pinup.
:ilI‘i-.lnckie Heller. ilk“.
:l.‘-—Selm:i Barrett. songs.
(in—Sport talk.
lJ—Vera iiohm. prime donnu.
:30—Cnrlton onili. tenor.
:ib—Klttrtdge Glee (filth; May
Bret-n and Peter de iiorc and
ilkcleie Girls.
:SO—Ssmuel Bernard. timnology.
:eé—Armand De Cesare. ultc.
(lo—Tracy and Daugherty, songs.
:lb—Ruth lilatlock, soprano.
:30—-Armand De Cesare, ukc.
:is—Belie Brooks and
Laurie.
:30—8. 8. Leviathan Orchestra.
“’OKO. NEW YORK—433
lii.
zoo—Mildred De Fnhiis and Mina
Canals. piano duets.
:lS—Eniidio Du l-‘ubiis,
violinist.
szss—Emllo Fanning. tenor.
szto—Ilims. Cecelia lltvrro.
lliu'lu' soprano. '
9.05—Cari Smith. tenor. i
zoo—Vanity Club Orchestra. l
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:rO—Jacques Jacohs’ Ensemble.

:RO—Vnn‘s Colleginns.

zoo—Orange .Chnmhcr
merco.

Szt' «Copenhagen Quartet.

915—14 Forge-Borumrn musicaie

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About this time every your hun.
terdl of boys run away and go to
son. Most of them drift buck home
in a short time: but Harry Johnson
of Seattle is one that didn't. He ran
away 89 years ago. after a quarrel
with a 14-year-old sweetheart. and
he's been soiling ever since. llc’s
been in six shipwrecks.

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Donneliy’s. 16

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that birds can be caught in than.

South Nomik
A. Alhsge', 41 Railroad Ave.,

C. Allegretto. 69 Lexington
. Ava. So. Norwalk.

.F‘red. Coleman, 85 North
Main St., So. Not-walk.

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THE' EVENING SENTINEL
EVERY DAY

Buy It At The Newsdealer nearest your Home. It IS

on Sale At These Places:

11. Agrsncv. 107 Washing- e

ton St, 80. Norwalk.

St., South Norw
South Norwaik.

Fail-field & Conn

di 18 South
Ave., Norwalk.

Norwaik.

Norwalk.

Smoke Shop, 2 South Main

alk.

Union News, Railroad Av'e‘.,

Newbaner's Drug Store,

. Aves” S. N.

Wall Street,

, 43 Wall St,

Geo. Cuneo. 144 Washington
St, So. Not-walk. Norwalk
N 3.5.3301!” l8 El! Ave» 50- 1.7.3.55” 15 West Ave, So.
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Frank Dorsey, 45 West
A. Basses, 5] West Avenue,
G. Librizzi, 399 Main Street,
mama a. Birch, 151,5

Wall Street. Norwaik.
United Cigar-Store.» Main 1.

Wall St" Norwalh.

5 Railroad
Street. Norwalk.

Rain Barber Shop 70 So.
. Hamilton Shop
. . venue.
South Neryalk.

James P. Sheehan, 28 Wall

.49 win as,

8. b 8. Tobacco Shop, 86

Wall Street. Nomlle

Springwood Pharmacy 1 _

ELY Ave. South Not-walk: meimem'
Levenhon’s. 90 Washington

St, South Nor-walk. ~ 3. Tavlin, 67
United Cigar Store Nomlk. ~

- ' Harold Austin,
0. W. Nelson. Norwelk.

5 Main St,
Main Street,

93 Main St,

A. Murphy, Main St. &
Center Aves, Norwalk.

East Norweik
John Armour, Winfield St.,
East Nerwalk.

Gannon Phar, 81 Van ant
St., East Norwaik.

A. Hefner, Liberty Square,
East Not-walk. '

Jos. Schavrien, 232 East
Ave, East Norwalk.

M. 0. Harley. 284 am. Ave-
nue. East Net-walk.

1. Seliiek, 1 Gave Argonne, ’ ‘
East Norwalk.

Bonny Cells, Fort Point St,
East ‘ Not-walk.

Louis Berta. 69 Winfield
Street, East Not-walk.

Westport
Colletti ’s.
A. F. Cavino.

a

Romyton

, Fred. Lockwood, Botnyton
Ava. Rowayton.

Allen's Drug Store, Romy-
ton Ave. Rowayton.

Darlen

George Velie, Railroad Ave-
nue, Dorian. .

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