/ COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS EXPERT PIANO TUNING m Studwell Piano Co. a... no so. Not-was. Conn. ” nuuoss Anficlmrmmmmu “The to 1.000 Tom Ospadty Polley Refi‘igerating And Supply Co. South Norwallr. Conn. Phone 3668-1067 for Colds and Bronchial thghs pus dose hits the spot. Bouts without injury to the most delicate stomach. SoldOnlyby PisistedDrugStore awmssmmsefim M k Screens M Screen Doors Galvanised and Copper Screen Wire in All Widths «on: moms A!!! RIGHT" Roscnfieid Bros. as Washington as. Phone 840 . Luann DELIVERY—- 3m CHARGE [austestIOur FUR RURAYI'UN PUPILS JUNE 28 Joyous Eyent Will Be Under the Auspices 0f Mothers’ Club— Casino Opens Next Saturday. Monday. June 28. at 3:15 is the time set for tho Rowsyton school children's picnlctwhicb is to be hold under tho auspices of the Mother's club. The picnic will be hold at the rear of the school grounds and refreshments consist- ing of ice cream and cake will be served. It was voted at the meeting to msho an amendment to tho consti- tution to tho eflect that the meet- ings will be held once a month in- stead of semi-monthly and it was decided by the members that every other month a program with tea following. will be given. each alter- nating month being a. business meet- ing. Meetings will be held the 1st Friday afternoon in each month. A short but delightful program was given by the following children. recitations by Vida Waterbury. Florence Parker. Ann Douglas and Ruth Kay. vocal solos by Nancy Mil- ilgsn. Eleanor Ship‘man and Eleanor Hartog.’ A social hour followed Jduring which the members enjoyed light refreshments. Those present in- cluded:. Mrs. Harold Douglas, Mrs. George Wright. Jr.. Mrs. Allen Marks. Mrs. Charles Funk. Miss Angelina Wakeman. Mrs. Sanford Wicks. Mrs. George Kay. Mrs. Ada mulls. Mrs. Benjamin Parker. rs. Fredinand Hartog. Mrs. Alice Dipple, Mrs. John Garvey. Mrs. Harry Oaks. Mrs.'Everett Shipman. 'Mrs. George Moore. Mrs. John Hon- lon. Mrs. Wendell P.. Mllllgan and. Mrs. Edgar L. Raymond. C O 0 Mrs. John Swinney of Dallas. Texas. is spending several weeks as a guest or Miss Jennie Chapln at the Crow homestead on Craw ave- nue. O O 0 Mrs. Stephen Pardee ot Westside avenue was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lynch at their home in New Haven. yesterday. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reap of New York are spending the week-end at their home on Logan place. Mrs. Reap is planning to stay after the fourth. O I 0 Mr. and’Mrs. H. W. Clary and family have moved into the house owned by Mrs. DuFauit on RowaY- ton avenue for the summer months. O O O The formal opening of the Casino will be held Saturday evening. June 26th. This evening a. subscription dance is to be held. An orchestra has been engaged for the dancing and the aflair i: in. charge of Fred- erick Houston of Summit avenue and Edwin C. Nixon. It is expect- ed that a. large number of the 1s- landers will attend this evonlng as it is the first affair of any kind-held . in the Casino‘this season. Mrs. Meyers. sister of Mrs. Arch Selwyn, of New York. has opened thir home on the point in event of Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn's return trorn Europe where they have been for several months. They are expected toiarrive. at the Island about the fourth of next month. .. . . Mrs. Eugene Rich and daughter. Peggy. have returned to their home on West avohue after spending the past week visiting friends near Ash- oken Darn, Kingston; N.Y . Dr. Walter Otis and daughter. Mrs. Hans Wickenhauser. of Tavern Is- land. are planning to_ spend next week in Boston. Mass. 0 C O Baptist Church. Rev. Victor Scaiise. poster. .10 a. m.. Sunday school. 11 s. m.. Morning worship. ser- mon by the pastor; subject. “The Right Method of Approach to-Chris- tian Mission." the first or a series of sermons on the book entitled “Christ ‘ or- the Indian Road." by E. Stanley Jones. 7: 80 p. m.. Evening worship ser- mon by the pastor. subject. "The Bible of tho Educated Man." ‘ ‘ Thursday evening prayer meeting at 8 o'clock. Study of the mission- ary book entitled “ selm Women.” by Dr. Zwemer. w i be taken up then. ‘1 Methodist Episcopal Church. (Rev. Whiter C Covert. pastor. ) 10 a. m.. Sunday school. all ages. Men's Bible class, subject to.- study. "The Carelessness of tho Master." 11 a. m.. Divine worship sermon by the poster. 7: so p. rn.. Evening worship, ser- mon by the pastor. subject “Givens This Day Our Daily Bread." sixth and isstdn the series ot-sertions on the Red's Prayer. Wodueoday‘ evening lollowship meeting»: of och or which“ time the study or tho k entitled "Chrht Edglr D. lunch will lead the'dil- mmieaaudwlilboo-istedbysov- oral others. U 0- 0 III- Lillian Obldwoll 'of motion! is speeding-owns! days at the home or Mr. and-Mrs. Kerry land on m avenue. s o o 9 It w a very thoughtful thing tor the ohiidr or the ”heel xterm Onaoctieut'nght and “was was so' severe- “Manama of Stamford its W her sister. Mrs. of tb Indian Road." will begin. If. ' In dear old laden. ladies and manners. toasts arelstiil toasts. Here we have Llano-Com. Richard E. Byrd of the U. 8. Navy. second from right, and Pi oyd Bennett. his pilot, next, being toasted by members of the Royal Am Club tor their exploit in‘belng first to fly to the North Pole. . .‘is use i. fills. mum we on Me To'l‘he NorthPoldni-ink ’a' em . to purchase a picture which it will present to the school. This is a very nice custom which is carried out in a number of schools in the town of Norwalk. . O . Many friends of Mrs Walter C. Cowsrt regret to lehrn that her mo- ther is quite ill at be? home in Pen- noyer street. [Duflnemdmemhl Grace Hunt. Miss Grace Hunt of Bald Hill. Wilton. passed away early this morn- ing at the Norwalk Hospital. aged is years. Miss Hunt cut her tinger last Monday and blood poison de- veloped, cnllslng her death. She is survived by one sister. Mrs. George H. Hit-st of South Norwnlk. and one brother. Howard Hunt of Wilton. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock train the home of her sister. Mrs. George H. Hirst. 8 Hanford Place. Rev. Fred‘ Bunker. pastor of the Wilton Congregational church. will omciate. Interment will be in Riverside cemetery. When A. Seymour Robert A. Seymour of Bridgeport passed away Friday morning in Middletown. aged 61 years. He is survived by his widow: one daugh- ter, Mrs. Arthur Tillson: two brothers. Charles Seymour of Nor walk and one in Danbury. and o sister, Mrs. Theodore Glover of Win- field street. East Norwaik. Mr. Seymour was born in Norwalk but has not resided here in many years. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Tillson, . 128 West Main Street, Milford. Mary Hastings The iunerai 01‘ Miss Mary Hast- ings, late of 8 Ev ersley avenue. this city. took place yesterBay afternoon from the funeral chapel of Charles Fabio in Westport. The sen ices. conducted by Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs and Rev. Dr. Ernest 1". Mc- Gregor of Norwaik. were largely at- tended. There were many beautiful floral. oflerings. Interment was in Willowbrook cemetery. " Arviila Scoileld Pryer Mrs. Arvlila Sconeld Pryor. widow of W. H. Pryer. passed away Thurs- day evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Hammitt. in Brooklyn. N. Y. Funeral services will be held from the homo of Mrs. Hammitt. 850 , Washington avenue, Brooklyn. Sun~ day afternoon at 2:30. The deceased is also survived by two sisters. Mrs. Homer Merrill and Mrs. Emily E. Nickerson of Nor- walk. Experts from all over the world will be in . attendance not merely to make formal . ideas to isod discuss problems in the numcy a score of deparunentsl sessions at tho Twenty-Second Annual Convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs qftchorid WWW IM‘MM “firm“.m... " . Honcho a mere Convention — an TRIO CAPTURED hum l0 DIEiN CHAIR Courageous: in Store Hold-up Last February. . Maxwell. 31. and William and Rs.- simlr Barsek. "8 and 28 respective- ly. were senteficed yesterday to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison on the week beginning August NEW YORK. June 19.— John‘ I by Supremo Court Justice Calla- ghan in Brooklyn today. i' They were convicted of the mur- der llebruary 13. isstmf Mrs. Mary Betsch. 60, of Brooklyn. who was kllled in the holdup ot a store in Brooklyn. Caught in Barton . John Maxwell and tho Barsell brothers were captured several week, ago in Dsriesl by Constable AmOs Anderson. Later they were turned over to the New York police. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION FOUND—A new ring on Washing- ton St. owner may have some by paying for this adv. Phone 523-5. WANTED—A woman to do laundry CHURCHES NOR“ ALK METHODIST ISI’IM‘OI'AL t'lll'fli‘ii (At tllo Collier) . Mouri I‘. t'lllvol‘. S. ‘l‘. 13.. Mhllsier 9:45, Sunday sl‘llnnl. All depart. llu-nis. H. M. N. Sigman, superin- trilricnl. . Men‘s Assembly Forum thle rlzlss. The lesson will be the Fourth Week of l-‘osdlck's "The Mvunlng oi Servlco." All lnell of tile Clllll‘l'I. and community alo invited to ill... class. The discussions are interest» in; and profitable. Plans for in. creased activities among the mv-n are llnl‘ll‘r way. Como und unite with us in this work. 11, Morning worship. 7:30. Evening worship. Mr. Cul- ver will preach at both senices. Form the good habit of church at- tendanco. 6:30, Eilworih league. The meet- ing will be led by Clarence Stoots. Let every member be out. Monday, 8. Tompkins league. Tuesday. 2:30. The Woman's For- elgn Missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. C. E. Kunes, No- l'oton Manor. Autos and trolley will leave the church at 1:40 p. m. Mrs. E: W. Wright will address the meet. lng. All women are invited to at- tend. This will he the last meeting before the summer season. Thursday. 7:45. Mid-week service of prayer. The friendly church! GRACE CHURCH ilev. J. Benton Werner. Rector The Third Sunday after Trinity. The celebration of the Holy Com- munion at 8; morning prayer and sermon at. i0:30; Sunday school at noon. work. Mrs. Aaron Kohn. 9 Roll- road Ave. So. Norwalk. AND NOW turn to the classified news! l 126 Worth St. 7 Does Your Shingle Roof Leak? If so consult us and we can stop it by our chemical a s p h alt coating. It is also fire resisting. Chemical Asphalt Roof Coating Tel. 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