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Week’s Display of City’s
Activities Has Taken
Many Mouths To Corn-‘
plete.

Stemlord oitlseus. tectories. mer-
chants and civic organisations will
Join to open the Stsmtord Expo-lg
tion of Prolress at Halloween park.
which is expected to he the [route-l

civic demonstration in the city since
the World War. Full detsils ot the
cpsnins' procession were announced
yesterday.

Many Nomellters are planning to
attend.

The orsenisations in the parade
will start from Bedlord park at 7:30
o‘clock Friday night and will be
termed into line with the members
0! the Stamford Police department
leading. Mounted aids will follow
the police end colors. end town and
city oiriciuls will be next. Most oi
these. with [nerds ot honor. will be
in automobiles.

Members of the tire department
will be followed by the Elks‘ band
and the next group Mil be the Girl
Scouts. The veteran employees will
fell into line after the girl scouts
and will precede Holy Name society
end the Boy Scouts. Lest ol ell will
come the automobile unit.

Althouzhite actual lite will be but
one week to June 5. it has taken sev.
s! months to prepare for the exposi-
tion’s opening and display. All class-
es of business have participated in
this preliminary work and the
exposition is expected to bring forth
much enthusiasm puided by the pro.
sontation of an unusually interesting
program from day to day. _

 

 

Mrs. Yarrow and Children
Plan To Enjoy Summer
Among Rowayton Friends

'1‘ 9 many friends at the Yarrow
tam y. summer residents of Ravvsy-
ton. will be pleased to learn that
Mrs. E. A. Yarrow and two youngest
children. Ernest and Jenn Clark.
are returning to ltownyton. for a
stay. after being with Captain Yer.
row. in the Russian Caucasus where
he was connected- with Near East
Relief work. since October 1924.

The party left the Caucasus early
in May. After a week in Constanti-
nople. they proceeded to Italy.
where they spent three weeks in
travel. They are expected to land in
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'n. few days will open their home in

Rowsyton avenue at Pennoyer
street. for the coming year. Csptsin

. Yarrow accompanied them as far as

Constantinople and then returned to
his business activities in Southern
Russia.

Captain Yarrow has been anndtive

A worker with the min ‘ East Relief

since the warn has recently re-
tired trom roll or]: and has on-
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one of the smashed passenger cars.

Scene at the Msuedeld. Mum. wreck on the New Haven railroad.
and eight were injured. The Owl. Boston to New York express. cmshul into a standing; i‘rciglit. and the
loooi'mtlre (writer) was hurled sideways across three tracks.

 

WEDNESDAY. MAY 26, 1926.

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Oldest And Youngest
Members of Reichstag
Are Born (In Same Day

The German Roichetsx now has
an octogenariun member. Wilhelm
Bock, Socialist. rcccnily celebrated
his cightleih birthday in perfect

health by attending the nessions as
usual.

Ilerr Bock enjoys the title of ”Al-
ierspracsldent”, or president ot the
Reiciisiag by virtue of seniority. IIe
exercises this function every time a
new parliament is circled. Al. the
first session he mounts the speaker's
stand. declares that he was born in
1846 and that unless challenged by
some member older than himself. he
will preside until a. permanent
speaker is elected.

When llerr Bock convened the
present session, the Communists
raised such :1 cry for amnesty for
political prisoners that he clapped on
a silk top hot as the traditional sign
of an adjourned meeting and start-
cd to leave the platform. A shoc-
muker by trade. he admits that he
rarely has occasion to sport a topper.

His birthday is the some as that of
the youngest deputy. Ernest Lem-
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at Vassar. Clarence is in California.
and George lent. Wesleyan. They
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Bavarian Barmaids Will
Represent Fatherland At
Philadelphia 1927 Fair

BERLIN. (AP)--;~\bout 150 hm:
om Bavarian burmuids. named in
their picturesque highland COBtllillt‘F.
and two linvnriou hands ‘nccom~
pauicd by yodlorn and dancers r-x—
ucuting the historic “lichuplnttlcr”
probably will he the only m‘idcun" ut
the Philadelphia world's fair in 1927
that Germany is on the map.

Mdniltnrturcrs having- durum-d to
send exhibits. the people are i'llflg-
rined to learn that barihnids, wind
instrument manipulaim-s lintl pms.
ant dancers may be the solo repre-
sentatives of German kultur.

it is argued that the nntlcu or the
hishinndcrs may give an erroneous
picture of the German character and
certainly provide hot ammunition
for American cartoonists, 'l‘ho ylmr-
muids’ friends are asking how they
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