la: Percy Bush. cello.
[lied—undue Grill Orchestra.
I‘ll”. NEW YORK-3i:
P. I.
moo—Joe Sherman. Jack Neil.
dub—Louie Musical Exchange Or-
Mil—000m Olsen's Mantra.
too—candle] Shoe Dale-Mara
him—Bonnie laddiel.
moo—numer- Catlllp Hour.
”zoo—Baldwin Boar: Harlan lor- obeatna.
ray. pianist; Grace Divine. 7:60-—Lsndau'a Alsmanae Serenad-
coata'alto; Joesph MM era.
Mill“; Lillha m vio- too—GPO" talk.
Rosenfield Bros.
125 Washington St. Phone 340
REFRIGERATORS
A complete line of refrigerators in 25 1b.,
50 lb. 75 lb. and 100 1b. ice capacity, white
enamel or oak finish.
REASONABLY rlllcrn
Porch Rockers, Porch Shades, Porch Gates,
.Window Screens, Screen Doors and
Screen Wire all widths.
FREE DELIVERY
his—Charles m toner.
Ilse-dwell Concert Orchestra.
nee—4m Rodrigo". oontnlto.
Duo—Charles Drona. tenor.
nib—Prank Murdoch and guests
in hour of music.
loan—Landau‘a almanac Serenad-
era.
11:00—13. 8. Leviathan Orchestra.
"“381. SEW YORK—8w
P. .
flownickerbocker 'l‘rio.
tzoo—Cliitord Odela. "Drama. no-
view."
his—Jack Daria. baryrone.
sail—Joanne Borook. songs.
moo—Teddy‘s Virginians.
ado—Martha Rovers. violinist.
turbo—Al Wilson and Gang.
P MWGBS, NEW YORK—~81.
too—Uncle Geebee.
e : lo—Symphonlc Orchestra.
7:00—‘1'What'I Your Radio Prob-
em."
7:10—8ymphenio Orchestrg
P “WEN, KEW Yon-601
1:00—Country Club Orchestra.
7:80—Tmasuleland Neighbors.
moo—Uncle Robert's Chat.
hos—Frank ll. Ochs. tenor.
8:20—Pooms by M0.
two—Bob Schnafer. songs.
EMS—Belle Osborne. contrailo.
9:00—0‘Brien Brothers. guitars.
ans—Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wood.
songs.
9:30—I‘llllsadea Pork Orchestra.
tomb—Rosebud Dance Orchestra.
tomb—Strand Orchestra.
11:80—Club Alobnm Orchestra.
1: midnight—Silver Slipper Orches-
trll.
P MWIIAI', NEW YORK—No
d : llo—Holmee‘s String Ensemble.
7:10—Mary Plnney. pianist.
1:25-Kltty Chentham.
‘l:&5—-Frn.nklin~l~‘ord. news digest.
ans—Marianne Kneieel String
Quartet.
bus—Joseph Gashman. “Menace
. of Radicalism."
mos-String quartet.
mall-Franklin Ford. "Separation
of Church and State."
MSG—William Boyd. whistler.
tomb—Classical concert— W H A l‘
hlired Quartet; Dorothy
lioyle. violinist; Lucile Wil.
kin. pianist; Ruth Mont-
gomery. soprano. Dari Beth-
msnn. barytone.
WMCA, NEW YORK—8i!
P. M.
dzoo—Olcott Vail‘s String Ensem-
bio.
mat—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
hoe—Talk. by It. I. Ma.
hes—Employment opportunities.
hes—Rachelle“ ears.
t:oo—-Woodlnansten Orchestra.
alto—Consist“ Shoe Style Talk.
areo—"llnaele Shoals."
tile—Broadway Association ‘l‘alk.
rzoo—Hardrnaa uoar etuualc.
tome—Testing a used car.
ions—Coughlan announcement.
latte—mane!“ Orchestra.
13 midnight nulpln Entertainers.
wss'o. NEW roan—see
Between the pretty thing; in the store and those
the Pin Money Dept. Oflers Splendid Values in
Smart Tub Silk Frocks
$l 0.95
Each of these frocks is fashionably tail-
ored and has long or short sleeves. New
colorful stripes are used effectively as
borders and finishes. Of good~quality 1
radium silk, they are ideal for all day wear .
this summer.
Cay Frocks of Printed
Crepe de Chine for the
‘ Junior and Miss
$16.75
Striking indeed are these brightvfroclts of
” fine quality crepe de chine. Fashioned
on‘lines sufficiently sophisticated to please the most partic-
ular miss, the are so attractive that parents too are de-
li hted. Pol dots andmodemistlc prints, afsabordered
si ks that tub. Sizes in to 17 yrs. "
Third floor.
Sale of Crepe. de Chine
. and Radium Sllk
0
$1 .59 yd. .
which nib retails for $2 yd.
These are the silks women use in quantity for summer
slips. frocks and underthings. 0f good quality the
isunusualiy low. Daughters of all a‘ges will
delight in best summer frocks of this crepe de chine.
Rose, bei capri blue, bois de rose. coral sand. green,
also bi and white which is exceedingly desirable
for graduation frocks. w a...
s
Cliekfliek
a New I. uracil em Shoe Creation .
‘ individual are.iheso smart checked slippers for
simmer aytlme wear. The checkia made by satin threads
in mvm One strap and opera models in beige.
grey. vhlieandhlack. sleso were.»
. lain Floor
Take .the1 Glare. Away
lithe slin'sbdgbtnenniakes ' line. it will welcome
$1M "m" lenfi They have
1 1 will lndarerecom-
WI erihere liable
who dosing them. there is a communion beyond the ken of a pure
1 materialist. ~
1 .- Reads
Sale of Artistic Book Ends
$1.49
Madetoretailforms
Most opportunely comes this special selling event in gift
book endswith a rich bronze finish. Master pieces of art
are chosen for the subjects, such as the cut-out Ship design,
the Thinker, the Angelus, etc.
wedding gift suggestion
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NORWALK. (‘().\'N.
P. ll. '
too-Herman Neumaa. pianist. . . . e‘e . -
gull—Market his“ spots.N m “’9‘" ”w“ ,3, Graduation Gills
”(b—Mm“ “M N Palace—"Wit Girls Go Back ., ,
6:30—Elemeniary French le-ona. liomc." Y .3. llfllllllif‘l‘i llll 12-. \ .l n l l y
kilo—Advanced m“ 1m“ Rt‘KN’N—"A Soc!“ Cflf‘bl‘ily." eura .:. (‘flhi‘5. Illillll “33‘. 5'“;
tzao—Polioe alarms. Rhino—"Just appuw 8 Maris. "lollcl \\ :lm .\l
has—Hilda Reich. soprano. 0:0 . ‘ i‘l .. . \
two—Stanley Silverburgh. musical a o e ., “WINE ' M” “M ill-“ll"
saw. . 8 other llht‘flll :ll‘ll'iw l‘l‘u
8:05—l-‘iupairick Brothers. coma Evens. ‘ r “ sollallly priced
sub—dismiss“ results. June e.——Falrfieid Lounty liepllb~ .8. 1 -
S-tO—r‘ttspatrick Brothers. lican Women's Luncheon at Doro :
8:30—Rudolnh Joakovits. 301:1“. Ian's. P g r .3.
moo—at. George Society. re ea- June b.—-Benefit Card arty. ..ea- Tl . . ..
tra. men‘s Church institute association )0 fl0\\ Cl. (‘lllbl‘OldC‘T‘
iozoo—nnmwe recital. liarielte of Nero-elk. . ’
\Veema. n June d.—Outlng om Well Hook (Cid Cl fllf‘ ‘19 CllGlle 0:9
10:30—Poliee alarms. went er. and ladder to Sarin Rock. 1' “ 1‘ c v s;
“on, humanit—aos Jun. “4‘“. MM M “”0“ o: .. ebb ~i db . \\ {hill-lbw. 6:0
P. M. .. " Dehiolay Mothera’ club. bmarl, lle\\', D "chl 1C3“ .3. .
6215-31“ W30"? 390“ June s.—Memorial Seniors. Old Tl , .. - 3 - g. “v ‘li D .. ‘
GAO—News Bulletin. w." Comm“... . 19 last \\ 0] ii in l 3118- .3. m as for-“‘5
GMO—Sll’in‘ quartet. Juno u.___lr““.mh Anniversary-l - . ‘ .. no \nlie- mall sllll‘r-l dirt“
0, mm” n N. G. ”00.3.10“. lan Cliicalld'AlliClican ,8, 1.. 1.1. .1..1-.1 1.1..
Warns Aggingt Extended Jllm )2.—-\\'edding of Miss Jillian. D 'actlcabl l i L V. The 3. "“hm'lm'l' "H MM‘ ““"“
Sun Treatment To Child 'i‘wmnbly. formerly of this city, in! . ‘ " z “m‘ ‘;“““"f“- 94c
Danlm‘y. cmbrordered flower 5 0° “‘7“ . to ‘1 ~ --
—'—‘" June il.—Children‘a Day at L‘. A. . , ‘ eze -
LONDON. (am—sir Henry Oul- M. .2. church. me of yarn appllque, 3 1 1 r:
""n h“ "“9“ " “"1““ mm" .lllne li—lzlke' Annual Flag 111' b .']]' “ " ‘
the abuse of sunlight treatment. "dd Cf‘li‘hraiion - i l l lalltly COlOl’Oil and 3. ’ , _.
has advised parents to have the a - ‘ ' ‘ , . , .. 3
vice of physicians before they sub- \LJ‘l‘m ‘lh.—:.lapancae Gardln. S. N. 31 tflllly grouped. oe .. -
mit their children to extended eun- ‘ J “ “h““h' : . .....
light treatments. lint: dds—Twenty-flfth anniror- g a. '_
in the. opinion of this dlatlngiileh- “W bk}- . _ e Q. E
ed doctor there is atendency to over- ““0 ~3-—C-Ifll night horwalk .. ’" -1:
do the use of sunlight in the treat- “‘3'“- 2? G d u \ E 1 6 7 5 3 ' t :
merit of weak children. and he says line --- ra us on forwalk .. . . 5
it may even be fatal of an ailing limb. . .3. SI“? Umllrcllns z
child is exposed to the hull for too Juno 24.~Graduaiion. Franklin E : Fm” ““31”" "m‘ ““""‘m’”‘~ ...
long a period. Jupior lilgh. e‘: all'al‘nnlced ralnrrmn’. a ll g
llne film—Graduation Center Jun» e o o o e e MM" ' s —-
Scenario Cutest ior Il‘rli. ‘.“.“.”.“.”.00:e¢:~:~:«:«:«:~:«:«:u:«:«:«:u:u:‘ ‘g Celluloid um .. 2-98 3:.
Station KHJ. Loo Angelou. is ask- .lunc :5.—-l«llgh School Prom. T kish T 13 ' ’0’, ‘ . ::
ing its listeners and trienda to send Jlinn rs.-—-(lradnation. Roger . . . ‘5 ‘ E
in too-word letters suggesting a Ludlow Junior High. E “r owe Sheets & Cases . ,gliwlltl'i' "*
theme f" ‘ m“ |m°fl°nt it"??? 6‘ And Tide I ” t'olorcrl stripe rillplclle 00 ‘ hf :
Prizes for contest w nners o a .- in ‘or Tumor-mus Double llll‘t“ll‘l 12“.. Hard spread full \. q d "‘ .
. . . . 1 . . . 7» . ee
loo. Cecil B. De Mille. producer 0 (Standard Time.) ' l ' “ m“ a“ . =
“d “mt". “ goilaboratlug in m. Sun I...“ ..... _ 4:21 A. M border on both culls. heavy Sllrcilrl m one. scalloped .8. ;
contest. bull Sets ............. 7:22 1‘. M. “Tr." i'll‘ki-‘ll 2 l‘illll‘r'. t‘lli-illli corners. last, 3. 5
Rich tide 6:52 .i. hi. ton-cl, 18x36. C colors. 3 "-
Low Tide............. 1:29 1'. M.‘ 2 98 .‘
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I‘ollCt‘lllnn and Mrs. John 11 Oil) 0 llrelill white and ('llllrllelriek spreads, hand qlk H l
‘ . ‘ , . o. L l 05 cry
“ml”! Md family and Miss Amy strlpe effects. llenry illl‘klsl) made. full hth‘. fast colors. X \Vnmcll's fllll 1.1.1....“ .m.
nus: :r:°.:::‘.::rr:;a ~ .11. 39 11 3 98 ‘z‘ $1 65
- 0 still. . g . \ '
They also rigid Mr. and Mrs. Mar. 20340 ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' c “hm ' "‘ ‘ ' . .8: mm.“ I" W” .
tin Pellerecn ot Perth .inibny. N. J, Silk i‘i‘fli‘llt‘li‘tl spread. full 3 ‘ '
ormery or this city. __ Double 1h ren d. subdupd size. Sham and spread in .3.
.50, 1, the "m. o; ”l" for fur :olored stripe effects. llenry one. scalloped mines. Cili' )3. /4
atoms. The Twin City v.1“ r. . lllrkish towel, c out corners. .3. t:
N '0 place and all fur otomge 3-3 4. 1“... . f ,
33.11:;niured against fire and x .i . .......... \i ltllnrs .. o 3: l
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Louis Hillar. of Fiiirficld. nz‘rest- ‘5» ' . a." t ‘ '
ed yesterdv morning by omen. .3. Boy 8 ash bulls
3&er of lilo \Vcslport i‘olico “an 3. Well "”11“ “”"h ”m“ “f
found lulliy of operating a car un- 3 elmmhm". M rm I ,. F “M
M the influence of liquor in the ca S .. prlliie. all minis. $1 00
Westport Town court today and m5 .3. 5“" 2 "‘ 5- -- '
A charming graduation or
Main floor.
in.
Baby Dresses
Whom
. Special 59 cts.
Baby needs many dainty frocks of this type. Made of
fine white batiste the seams are sewn and sleeves set
Several different designs in infants' and one
year sizes. Made to retail for 89 cts.
leomd floor.
Glove Sills Vests
$l '
iaFoia' Colors
Made of pure silk, these
vests are the most desir-‘
able of'ali summer vests.
Rinsed out at night. they
are dry in the morning.
Plain tailored bodlee'top
with ploot straps. Full
length. Orchid, peach,
pink and white. Sizes
36 to 42. 1
WM floor.
New Polka Dot
Rose Mane Prints
Rumble Silk Pooled
A delightful summer col-
ton fabric with the lustre
and finish of real silk.
While polka dots on
grounds of navy. rose.
green, French blue ’and
black are most effective.
alarming for children's
and grown ups' frocks.
Guaranteed fast color.
36 in. wide. 09 eh. yd.
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This is Perfection
Stove Week
We are showing a complete line of the new 1926
Models of these wonderful Blue Flame Oil. Stoves,
breasted Accessories. A site tor every home and
rife .
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'sooaion Eugene Lexell of Solithport.
and Gale-fit!“ 1
close Iilccouion warrants a "house
1 Willie. 1 Mist. 'rhe Jeweler.
fined $100 and costs. in the same
was fined ‘10 and costs for rlolu-
tion of the rules of the road.
0 O I
-A.nthraolte. All'elaea. Harris
0 O 0
Another disturbance hr 9. gang or
school boys in the \‘loinlty of the
Center school was broken up Wed—
nesday night by Policeman Cornel-
ius Sweeney. who found the boys ill-
yolved in making general nuisances
at themselves. Earlier in the week
the schoolhouse was broken into and
furnishings upset and the occur-
rehoe of the two disturbances in
cleaning" of the section declare the
police.
a e e
-Radloe and Herman sold on
our terms. DonnclIy.—-Adv.
O O O
, A woman. whose name is helm;1
withheld by the police. returned a
bicycle. stolen from Commerce
noon. It was shortly afterward in-
dentlfied and claimed by a‘ nowsboy.
Arthur Amrein. 6 Elton place.
0 O 0
~Lehigh eoal. automatically
roamed. Rogue's“ Gena—Adv.
0
George E. Andrews. Cottage alrcei.
bong hill, Bridgeport. was tagged by
Sergeant Bryan Silk yesterday otter-
noon for parking his truck in re-
atricted territory on Wall street and
leaving the motor running. lie was
summoned to appear in City Court
Juno 7. At the same time Sergeant
Sills also tagged Frank V. Grindrod.
l'lt Barnum avenue. Bridgeport. on
the parking oharge. lie was released
on a $8 bond for hearing Juno 7.
O O 0
' BUON‘S SHORE HOUSE.
. "named for the season.
one or over forty years for
m Dinners and sea food of all
kinds. Phone Norwalk 1298.—Adv.
I O 0
Miss Margaret Wilson. llbrnrlnn
of the Norwaik Public library, com-
plained to the police yesterday or a
I“! of boys who have repeatedly
milled the lawns and taken the
"No WI" signs from around
the building. At headquarters. it is
believed that the gang is the some
one that has been creating disturb-
ances the vicinity of the Center
aohoe. I ‘
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-!’our plumbing and heating
problems will be correctly and ex-
Mm, handled by the Nelson M.
Will! organisation. 50 North Main
lt-sddv.
O 0 O
The poor condition or mu Anna.
Palaces! is Franklin street re-
mains unchanged at the Norwaue
Habit-l. where she has been con-
!laed for the past month. suffering
sepia taint-lea received from a tall
Mill a aeoorui story window in her
horas.
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an. aaanlined by a University
heady. ‘
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street on June 1. yesterday alter- ’.
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novelty mixtures
Sizes 16 to 44.
$15
Twills, tw e e d s and
gray, navy, tan, brown
and green dress and
sport models, straight-
line and flare effects.‘
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Women's and miesen' sll
wool. plain colors. stripes null
jacquard designs. sizes 16
in“.
$2.98 “’ $7.50
Lawn
Bell bearing. self sharpener.
it and 16 incll mowers, guar-
anteed.
$9.98 ‘“" $1 1.98
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edelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Robina were
wrong the first to pass under the
large Liberty bell at the entrance.
They expect to revisit Philadelphia.
in July or September.
0 O O
~Bluetleh. shed. lobsters, fresh
shrimp, fresh crabmcat and other
choice fish are at Cutblll’e Fish
market this week. 71 No. Main St.
”lent-Adv.
D I 0
John McDermott formerly with
tho-1 Andrew Davey stores has been
made manager of A. F. Beokman‘a.
South Norwnlk store. Mr. MoDcr-
molt. was employed in tho Nor-walk
store of the New York Grocery
before being transferred to the
Bookman store.
I O 0
Robert. Joaelotf o! Seavlow ave-
nue was tagged for parking by I‘d-
iroilnan Edward Williams. lust cro-
pins.
0 O 0
Joseph hingulro of Worcester,
Mnaa.. was arrested on the charge of
intoxication in Washington street.
by Patrolman Jules Boenlech. last
evening.
M
“no Send Piotum
Station WJJD. Mooeehoart. Ill,
has started a rana' photograph al-
bum. Persons who make requests
for special numbers by'named indi-
viduals or groups are asked to lend
their photographs so the entertain-
ers may see to whom they are play.
log or singing.
___.._
Ila-lo Mill.-
Organ
The organised as the most 1 ,
in musical l ment at
- Mr. Ind u... neaben Robina have
umfl.~fiqflvm, visiting ii»
”W“ O! Hil-
xrw. Chicago. mart A. a -
ornaleLvllo breadeeeia " "
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of
Near Murder Follows
When Aged Men Have
Lunch Room Argument
NEW HAVEN. Juno l.—~8ufterlng
from a. deep slab Wound directly
above his llnnrr. Emil Echeloln.‘ 4
years old. 275 State street, lies alt 9
point of death in Grace hospital.
while hill alleged assailant. Edward
ll. Col-but. on. lixlng at the Yale
Home Mission in Court street. is bo~
ins held under 810.000 bond on a
technical charge of'breach of the
peace. I‘ickaieln is believed to have
been nlmoat totally out by Corbert
shortly ailer 8:30 o'clock. last night.
in front of the New Harm Lunch at
6w Chapel street. a few doors from
Olive. following an arugment over a
trivial matter. A poeltetknite. be-
lieved to have been the one used by
the atabber. was later found ill the
police wagon. ,
Together with Frank Csrrano.‘ol'
131 liaven street. Ecksteln entered
the restaurant and had lust lite-n
"filled on when Corbert entered the
place slightly linder the influence of
liquor. According to Carrano the
man immediately alnrted a conver-
anllon about an operation which he
lied receeived lit the hospital about
two weeks duo. describing it inl-a.
manner which did not appeal to
Eckateln.
Eokaieln. according to Cameo.
told the man not to ' her him.
a tow words W three
the "its. ‘
olden“.
M .
[Deaths and F uilerals l
Gaslolio l‘imllell
Gaalollo I‘lmbell passed awry Insll
evening Hi the Greenwich hosrllal.
He was 67 years of age and is H]?-
fiver! by his widow and one iinllllli-
ler. Mrs. Gustollo Fabrlzzin.
Funeral services will be, held Sni-
urday morning at 8:30 O'l‘lili’k lmm
the home in Weslport avenue and at
0 o‘clocl: from Saint Mary‘s church.
Interment will be in Saint Marys
Cemetery.
Walter Bullet-
The funeral of Waller Ram; nine
months old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Baker of Cross street, West —
port. Will be tomorrow afternoon
from this lain home. Interment will
be in Willowbrook cemetery.
s
The doctors won‘t let Fonlnlcr:
lire-idem. shake hands. no how mil
anybody sell him any insurance?
One time you certainly my on yml
to in when you ride on a train.
LYDIA I. Putnam's
Norwalk Chronicler