lg
, the Camp Four P. O. or AL. of New
» ficvon‘lut evening. ,
‘mwhwmnd thetnltiauaot
“ma. not at...
from, German
Mina Wilson
loom to in going Wood thin cum-
4
M.
don“ you fly a an». no»
no. mm the whole W. m.
England. inland. 5W, 001'-
My and anccrvou will be Vinit-
u by noun of the W“ mull/cu
‘ul'ina the hot weather. ‘
Min Militant Bundling“. urlu
Noll of tho school loaves [Viiwlht
Int to remain cbroud until lllt l.t- ‘
ficlloul our
2‘1.
firming ul Svplcmbtl'.
“on. reopen hptembcr
mu Broodliucer Will 09““ moot
M hoa- timl in July, win as tho 3
warms.
the paintin a done by that country'd .
Italian art uallortes and
hunted ar um.
Not oince mo has the principal
been abroad and it to a good many ‘
your. Ilnce one took such u lengthy
imam]. her many duties usually
cutting lul- cum: puyulne down
to two or three muck: but the most.
Mien V‘idu liulit Francis. liilllsidc is
other principal will ml on tho
"Olympic" July a, to return Septkmr
her 1. Mine Flynt'iu “ill make the
trip with Dr. Anne Thomas of
Philadelphia, Pa. and will p‘pem .
manortlmoin Fruwundln
the Pyl‘anct-s nlountaina.
Mia Ruth Wilson, assistant princi-
pal of Uli‘ Bt'lluOl. nails on June 26
on the "New Aliwtcrduiu." With
Mia Wilson will ‘0 six othou.
wine tormer students of the school.
The trip will be combined social
nnd educational. and is one of the
5.111 C. A. trips sponsored by this
particular steamship line.
Incidentally this is the third trip
Mia: Wilson has made with a troop
0t studenw. Each time tho part7
took advantage 0: the omit! diu-
fienl. third class (“(0.
The members of Hill Wiloon’l
group will viqit. . My,
so down tllo Rhino ill .
stop at several plug» in Alibi-rid and
than go down into Italy. Quito a.
little limo will too amt ll: Row.
The return trip will ho through
Switperlmd and the Width in
France.
Those “in; with “id. WM it
Going Julie 26
1'
mi '1" m m
Attend Annivom
Of New Haven amp
, Sins members 0! Camp P. 0. or
‘1“ otund’éd the 26th anniversary of
u
They met at thebhome or Mr. mid
”rd. C. Boyd, Wilson, Point Road
and mule the trip by automobile.
‘ inhabitants and entortunment
hurt much enjoyed.
Among the member: who attend-
99. were: Mr. and Mrs. C. Boyd. Mu.
“ mu, Mn. J. Russell, mm a.
m, M”. H. Wkwmdt Mm
.‘Mckwood. Charlotte Lockwood,
. Harry Boyd-
”:m Monday evening the mambou
/
'. eyortnretomeetatthefitm.
militant drux store on South
’10“: dtroot. at 1:15 o'clock.
who next resulnr muting at tho
my will be hold June 29. who!”
W of officer; will be hold.
Switurh
‘ 1‘ with th- cxceptlon of Miss Wood
" who inundls to moot Miss Brend-
:j, lingo: August 8 in Rams and to re-
_ turn with im- on the‘"uvlatban."
"‘ turn With 116‘ on the ”Loviatllan." ,
‘ Will Katherinc WM. dll‘UCWl‘:
_ ll Margot“ abroad.
all! today aboard the
- Willow line 5. S. "Volmdam." She .
. willrotmn Bopumbt-r is. on the a,
* course of art ‘iven during the num—2
t
F
LEAVING
elude :
m
in tin Hill-id- Iohool.
Dori. PM] unior at the school.
Kenyon, Pu", ll friend of Mill Pat-
WWI.
Iliad “mo flevenn o! Dnnbury, a ]
dormer Hilbide girl. !
Misti Ele‘wr studiunn of Wooten.
flu... I. Hillaldo senior.
The party Dill return St-ptembel
oi the pit apartment ut the school
in fact she
Hamburg
l
l
8. ‘Wocdomf’ of tho same line.
Mi“ Lehman while in isllropt-lp1
will like the flow York university?
nor in l’uil. Mort of not “va~
work-
)5“-
r0 0 today. She too guild on
“ oleudnm" but unlilw Mia Leh-
W. upset. to mild most at her'
«motion Just but»; I. “md time" .
in holy. Wind and France.
Tho Wilma group is perhaps mak.
inl the moat extend" trip at all.
Mrs. Havens Hostess
The Watch your Stitch club en-
joyul a root]! afternoon ymerday.
at the home 0! Mrs. R. Dewitt Ha- I
vans. 262 East Avenue. ,
Refreshments were enjoycd.
Ladle; Auxilgryw
A. O. H. Has Enjoyable
‘ Old-Fashioned Dance
Tho old fashioned was or the
Ladies’ 3 xiliary of the Ancient On
that or H ‘erninns, held at Helfwt’s
hall last evening. proved to be both
a social and financial success.
Gucci; from Greenwich and Stem-
tord danced to the tuna of old
(”bloated melodic!
'l‘lu ml wu moat adcctively deg.
out“ viii: Alma-icon cud Irish
duo. Form of variou- klndl com.
ylctcd the decoration of an M,
where tho armchair: played.
Mu. C. Whitehall and Mn. Hon-y
Cum are to be surmounted on
their good work.
Tho auxiliary will hold its next
will). (In Juli. 18. .
W
Tokeneke Club
Tho that whodulcd dinner at tho
Tokugawa club will be held Thurs-
day um: Juno. :4 it ti;- club.
Blow mutton-m ho me
not later than noon at June 28. Din-
nor will be continuous from 6
o’clock on.
Home Again
, W
Mahmoud mac n
mas MARGARET
Principal 01 ”libido St'llooi
In“ Guam H. Wood, machor he done in a amall motor coach
“I“ I...“ Patterson of MCKL;€-d- party from plan ‘. ll) pint,» ill thy; ya.-
‘ rious countries
Ilia Eleanor Cement» at “on trip-
tiou” trip will i» want in good lard
. Milo. Aljan. [ht‘ Front-h instructor :,
: gt the model also lean-s tor
”u.
;of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Banjo»
3&1un
"OF *‘INTEREST FORA NORWALK WOME "
M *. V .
greater Part of Hillside School Stuff
" ‘, Planning Trips to Europe This Summer
y lid and Ital To Be Visited By the Various _Group§;
o: the school To Take my 01 Six Across; Mills Brendilnger '10
Take First Real Vacation in Many Years.
ammo a nu uuuiuo uni ,
AUGUST FIRST
m
BR EN DIJ NGL‘K
The travclins on the continent will
built for tight v.llil'll \yill curry the
throughout tho on.
Sails Saturday
Miss ammonia n. wOon
Head Olgtlle School 6‘ch Club
Miscellaneous Shower
Giveni_By Friends to
Miss Dot Benjamin
Miss Dorothy Betti-1min, daughter
min at 12 South btl‘Cui, “at: shower-
mi lust bvening in honor of her up-
proaching lllal‘i‘lugc to Joseph Bu-
logll. This thug ii “an the girls at
the J. a: J. Cash factory. \vlio ten-
dered Mics Benjamin a miscellaneous
shower.
There were) Charleston exhibition!
by Mildred fillechnn, Mills Mildred
“’t‘blyer, Miss Rose Balogh. Vocal
solo; Were rendered by Miss Grace
Shea. and ms: Ethel Wcrgo.
A. mock marriage featured the en.
tertainment. Miss Madeline Ben-
jomin was the blushing bride: Mrs.
Ruth 600118.“. the parson; and Mn.
Bootield. the groom. ‘
A burnt lunchcou was uervcd.
The shower gins included. um.
W w. and aluminumwue.
Thane present were Miss Emma.
W Kin Grace Shoo. Mill
W Worse. Miss Mildred Ehechw,
Min Mildred Wehber, flips Rose
M. Mrs. W. E. Benjamin. Mrs.
Ad. I. W. Mrs. Fred Welahdt.
Mrs. Ruth Williamson. Mrs. Price.
Miss Katherine Mayhew. Miss Ca-
roline Garfield. M‘ Louise Pinto.
Mn. James Thomas. Mrs. Charla
W,,,Nrs. William Busch. Mics
Helen Horvath, Mics Annie Horvoth.
Mrl. Margaret Sheehan. Mrs. Cath-
erine Sheehan, Miss Ethel Ganzy.
. R. Hubby-d. Mrs. K. Thomu,
. Betty Thom. Miss Thelma
Horton. Mia .Illuy Kevan, Ill-
lurwot m Nil- Cam.
O'mhmq. It». Andrew Kid).
in Molina Miami». Nil- Doro.
V will. Mn. N “or”. flu.
Arthur Bu.
u. _ m and
u. Aim: Benjamin. .
Mrs. Gould £060 to
Convmdoninllcw
York City Next Week
MRS. ALBERT WILSON
Mu- Albert human Wilwn or
tulnrnilu nu nullnouoly d‘ll’CUv‘
MW of lilo American Angel.
atom 91 Ullli'croily Wumtll u. m.
mutiny laid at tile lilllbiolt titlwoi
ycmrduruurmon. '
'l‘lw now pruidt-ut in E fliuduutu
otVuur Callus. 1911. lluently
rho broom out It book culled
. "GH‘lll‘ the Child His 13"“ thence."
Dunn. tho I'll. “I‘D. Wilson mo-
unted with the Child wfir'dit Bul-
tuu in Wuhiuton.
Tits 1. uivcuity w o in t il l c at
thunnlu-I very lorlunutt- in lawn;
acquired Iuch n “le0 proaldcnt.
it is rumo‘ld illut nil. “u ollel'kd
the editor! in of tilt lull l. Leo/lino
Cullt'd “L‘liildl'tn.” but dumwl not
to decent u long at “it “at Yo tulle
OH'l' the dutitl D! the pllbldtllcy a}
tilt: local uuiwruty club.
Otlit-l‘ bun’nrus dlscumd mum;
the tortilla“ oi the int-Willis luJ-t‘t‘l‘li-
ed lillét‘” with tho propomll plum.
allot) of the old “would oi No;-
wulk under tilt: copying. ui Ii t I in.
totally Women. Thu luttu w; work
with tho lttyubllculi Worm ll g1 lilt'il‘
liibtol‘it'al pusonnt to be mull July
9 and iv in this «fly and rum; no
(wired the: prmlcgc of “link; the
progrums of tin: I.‘\'tlll.
Money “11"“! Iron: ll.t tale of
the program; Mil In» uteri in the
fund living gathered for lht publish-
ink of the old ru'ordm o1 lillb lily.
Misc (“ullltrint Taming of [ix ': ilOlll'
nu u'liool will probably sulltrxw lllt,‘
research work llecebnuly ill h».t'h it
proponition.
lust Brownian-r.
Miss Margaret lll'mldilllum “its
”11' first bp‘iilxl‘l of Mir :li'u moon
and confined lit-r tuik to tho t'ullVell-
”Oil of lilo Nullonll! lifilwldiliwll Iol‘
Principal: 01 Schools tor liil'l: Milt-ll
she nttmdcd some ilmt ago in
Washington. 1‘). t}.
ill the firm Hill 01' l.l~l hull: 1'»!th
lll‘t-ildlingtrr l‘t‘lll.ltdilt)\\ iJl- ,uotvia.
‘iion ilnri ultiml lunlmmiiy in iv.~.i‘l\lll¥
the fight of tilt: Hill Military Aru-
dtnly ltl Seattle ugaimi lllul mupul-
bOJ‘y Edut'utiuli L-lll lil Ui‘tgw
’l‘llis (compulsory bill, it mil
rolnl‘nllml'ed. ])l'u\ldtd that
(iron should alLt'nd publlt’ .wlluols.
Tho bill was aimed a! tin paro-
cllial and the private m-hoola and
l) t}
later would have reat'lud out and
cow-"d any and all Private high
and propuratory school:
The, Hill Academy juiut‘l‘l [he
Sistcru’ Echool in tho: tight and tho
bill was dcteated. (saving not only
the Oregon private and parochial
whool: but probably schools all our
the country, as in time. such bills
would undoubtedly ham: bun prt-
sentled in all status.
The contort-lice, Misti lilt-lldliligtl‘
suldl loathed ‘l‘C‘Dl‘L'StllltAllv‘i: from
175 private schools and out of the
things she noticed more. ll’lull any
other was the good hilowslllp let-1-
in which pl't'Vfllllfi‘d aiming tho
lst‘hoolz. Years ago. tin-it ml.»- much
rivalry and (‘llllllly‘ l)t'l\\\tll illt‘ dil—
It'l‘C'llf lwuds but this sums all to
how \nllislmd.
W uldu't Speak.
‘And in runny diff-rem ways hull
till! “dint: of good {ellowship been
promoted." acid Mills Bruldiinger.
long ago t'lilli‘l', in this my, win“
(in? teachers in one pl‘i\ui" Sl‘llulll
wouldn't spark to the tcavimrs ill
another private school, and if n
trunk happened to be com. to till
i: l t‘Jlil-‘
“Wilf‘I ("an l’t‘nlt'll’lbt‘l‘. llOl b0 \f'l‘)“
0F SILVEBMINE
NEW. PRESIDENT OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN
wlona whool. it in; some Job to 5d
it hock unin.‘
Bil. [lit-ll cited the may: ill whit-ll
tho prii‘utv “Show! and the public
Hollows are Woptlullu‘ iu lino mod-
e": we. 'l‘oid how u yllvatu u-llwl
with a good trmuarluru loan» it to a.
public “1100‘: and it public inurtu-
tic» douu't wind locum; ills nudi-
mrium to it priiutc school hillt-
told o! the uh‘l’pllllul‘ «intent. in
our own city, oi illn- ate and um
loan of July niowmwt and o! the
arbor filly ttiv'lululrollb. \lhtlvlll
boll pl'iwh- ind public Niluoib
worked 'llb‘t'lilti'.
Mm lil'tllollngu wolu oi lil‘
wily ill \liiil‘ll ll'lv. JLlllr.:lt imam
ronlluitltt- ol lilt‘ national 4;:vl‘ld‘
mu Work“); to reduce the Cult“
profit) “quip-mun“ Lo alluw mo“,
their» in tho lllli‘t‘J iuullllt‘li t'ul-
lt-gv Hull“ and to footer tin l'rqzlw -
“will. or flu litw‘lllulmi unit of .m-
t"‘(‘
Other point! in hrr talk no le.
’l’hut 0 study in being intuit- ol' .~o
girln’ mimols and «U bou' .«. ll"|,lib' 1-)
gr! 4 Sldt‘iifiili nil [in illlbilltfih ride
”I .~.t-l;w| lidmlniailu'lol.
’l‘hot ill Vubml‘ (Oiti'fir during ull‘
year. through the chorus vi a pad
hummus t‘mt‘ltllty (Mull, llluuwll'ih
of dollars were I‘ihd-Fl How? liy
looking ullm .em'uying rte-.1) m
hunky l‘ut‘lluiul'd; l>y (‘liltkii .1 up uil
duplitullioli o) oumilionz aid on |Z:~
llld tho Vivi/tr blyle littlilL' light
bulbs lor lilt proper lllll':§..
mg that lllflb‘Jll'd‘ t'ollldtl llnb‘ ll':llt‘ll
to do will the strum-M. m lil('ll' girl..- _
nm‘l di‘iUlt‘lllfilY on» plying n ml. ‘Ml‘ “ll! “urn Hit“ chili. ll 25 u-
lllld lt‘i.il“ l-l'tllitull lo ]'l't‘)llL.i l""' i “w" All-‘3 Uf‘llfll' Holman o!
“Orin, NV“ J'irll. LL Vim-lulu “allolmh
Mm luau“: 11V“ “‘10 “I“ 1,. when! u will thc'
Ml». MU,” “mm“ m 1m Y‘lkilri‘alltyilil'i would“: 01 the “UAllivltd'y;
t‘lifit‘UN-ltd lim l-y- ill PHJEY'TNH £631ch ‘Lmy Lol‘UldE fi'l'ic wilg¢ry
‘i‘l‘lul tl’lvtll l'tril't it‘lit G’ Ll Id ;11 1],. ‘ pub-“1r” “lid Mb” 15”" 1""13“m‘7.
w‘flwlu ly 1'] i \t-r.~)'ul'i\ t i‘. ”7"“ V'Malllm 1’ on: dint) to (tilt-lid.
, iivr «lit ‘ll’t‘l".‘»l \l....\‘ Hi I}! lim-
l Wilma ”lulu a I}! A illilii‘v n s Morlt
illt/lll all Hull.‘ and lillvia Ll" :ul'iluwil-
ifiill‘ twill Hm! ii i Lw‘ml‘ l'l llllt:
i:||l}.§li‘y'_ L! l‘“ll‘)lt‘li:l llolul mix! u ur-
til Illall 11
imtu Million-ibis to t‘ull-
\\'l'l"n
lull! i-Jllmlllll jyytytlrlu’yb‘
would ll;t'.t
cull.
’ilit llll‘l‘ llwillc‘trl'
twildtl'lul \lttl.il:g i‘tllt
map.» made by the» bill.:.i(‘,~i ui rlnl.
dl'ell; \mod lli'l’v ]ll..>1-l‘ 151111); A
lleflutii'ullly t’lJltlllld llzswiu lul” use
in u play; many yum ll, Mums. my—
erul book: Wl'llll'n by llu, t‘illidl‘t‘n
thenwek'el. Each child «will; one
chapter; and 3 lim- erlulm. of pit}-
jt‘7t‘l “urk in Latin ldllHllE
'l'llerc Were a uumur
'.'i. all l\il'itifi Jilt‘llitlllfp: IJ‘J. irtimli'd
‘q'i'fllllpul‘lt.llallv." \S I.” .l !' inn). 41
the millions land: of \li;'.l
airing lilt,‘ mm; of All
’l‘liclv “t'lt‘ t,‘;\t'lt'Ji good :LLol-u’fS
Ll.lilt"t'1illll'tlt‘.l,‘Ll‘ll'l'JH l‘.t'.l:. ill
brought .1 Hall "J
ith: l»I,;t‘il .2:
lill(l':$l i: all anzllm tl album“
animal from u. )11‘0Hlu‘lllt; leatlnl.
’J'in teacher 3:10qu glut lllt: best
liml is in him and thin l-‘ltp abldti
leanug the res: to the pupil.
it is practically intuit-innin- m;- llm’
«Xl'21ibl73'vlr
llli‘iblldl
ul- Jim-’lt it
-.~ Hard
Lilli itl'tl J.\»
it”. is L'l ll LEii
lint." u! lilo t'illill, taut tip. yum ‘5
l:...»' I‘A'ui fill‘lt‘t‘. (‘lllldllul ti ”lulu: mom
0| 1- as wiJllLt‘l'llll d his hit as oil \\ll',tl
1.5 t'liilduood or L'lllld liuiult.
\lu:
Ettll
illit‘.
The third “cell in June
that tho social activities in Norwulk
are ottll centering Hound the bride's
and wedding anniversaries. ochot:
of June weddings of years also. fill
The week past wu evcntful for
two or three Ipecirtl items: .he an
nual convcntlon oi the Faith-w
County League at Women Votors in
Riverside; the monthly meeting or
the Better Films Association which
took the tor-m of a trip to New Ca-
naan to witness the showing of Hit:
films “Manila" and Nanoo} oi) Iilt'
North;" and the monthly met-til _.
of the Amorican Association of I'm-
vercity Women ut the Hillside school
yum-day Incl-noon.
Social.
Miss Mary Mllmr wu “adored a
surprise tut-cellaneous chow» Satur-
day evening in honor of her up-
proachinx myriad; on gum; 29. to
Victor Bruclwc.
o o o
On Sunday Murdoch a son was
born to- Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Fum-
ing. ,
a at - ~
A dinner was given. Monthly after-
noon. to Mint Catharine Brown by
her human- (mm.
D I ‘
On Tuudny mdmlng. It to o'clock
the moi-flue 0! Mia. Ger-trad. Fro~
laclu to Stephen Bartok was
numbed. ‘
t O ‘
finds.
and that honeymoon trips. showmai o
moot at the pronoun. '
iMirs Lillian TumllL-ly ol‘ Dail‘uury to
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES CROWD uusmuss AND ,
EDUCATIONAL EVENTS Uh“ CALENDAR HERE;
Aim-a Tllt'l‘ttfid Edna. Schilild and i July 3
i John J. Kelly Wore lllul‘l‘ied Wigdllvs— i BORROWED HARTFORD ALTO
1
any owning at SI. Mary's ruler).
o O
- Miss ldd hit-ill “at. blit'll tr blith-
rl..y party Wtdlleuday cloning at
‘t'l'wll‘lta ii. liarl‘is' Vacation Lodge
‘l.ol Girls.
l The luaulilul Old St. Julllt's Epis-
.l:ollal (illll't‘ll, L‘ulibury “£15 tilt; bu-
ilmg to; tho cluborutt \ytdding of
Eilowuld ll. Ant-l 0! Brooklyn l\'. 1’.
i '.::‘ Suturday owning...
o i .- y
Luzt Sutulduy ultulloon de lilcl
widdl‘llu ot Miss litutrict: b‘lurgis.‘
. daughter ot’ Mrs. leabcllc Slurgis and
ji’aui A. Diynenroth. son of Mr. and
Hum. Julius .Ucysenrutll.
I U H
The nurnage at Miss Linton
'fl‘ucndiy, daughter of Mr. and Mn,
Frank ’l‘ral‘nuly, oi Itomlytoli and;
Brooklyn N. Y. to Ormund Milton
was solcmuizm last Saturday ul‘l-sr-
noon at St. l'uul's hpimupal (.‘liLilt-li
ll'l Brooklyn.
8
The tugagcment of Miss Alma
Bernadette l’helau or Bridgtport to
Dr. Wililurn WaJlucU Tracey of this
city was announced last satin-day at
a musicale. '
I d 0
Mr. and Mm. Charlts De Wei] an.
nounctd tho “marriage of their
dauktor to Charles H. Wilson Jr.
0 tI 0
V t
i
At Starkville. Mica" Miss Elsie:
Moulthrop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. i
Lambert Moulthrop of thin city, wu i
married to Loni: Goodman. Ion ori
Mr. and Mrs. I’llilip Goodman Tues- ,
day evening at 8 o'clock. i
0 O 0
’l‘he omewt 01 Miss ry
Mahoney to Chat-loo Canon Ix!!-
nouncad cdnecdoy ottoman at d
luncheon d at tho Ruucll Auti-
dovor Tcm- . I.
Min Rainbow Dunc ot'liaul-
hunt cad. Ito-road. Mail 89qu
were married PW morning.
0
On Tuesday arm-moi: Min Jessie
L. Avery or Weatport and Arthur H.
White were married in Port Chester.
.1.
H coo.
Bridge and poker were very much
eniond Wodnudoy owning at the
homo of Mn. A Ochoa, 137 Wuh-
’ mi:
;5trcct was observed last Saturddy.
in! tho 5. N. Contractions] church ,
Mrs. Hurry Earle rcttd as has-
tess at a musical unrl’ tea gut-n at
the Sharehaven club last Saturday.
0 C t
The silver anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Hammons. 37 Spring
ctinscuns.
Tlu Womem' Guild of Trinity
church lib-crud I roast beef dinner
My 39%!“ in the Parish hall.
t t O
The south Norwalk M. E. church
held I “Jame” Garden" fete.
Tuesday OW. whon many inter-
.cating events took place.
I 0- I
Miu Eilda. Tolles entertained the
member- 0! lb; What-sou" Circle
Tuesday evening.
. O D O
The ‘Council of Catholic Women
held its int meeting of the «noon
on Tm filth! in the Sunday
don of print-iota. o! It‘llools tor Bll'lr. ‘
Man’l‘nsl‘ to pill ll‘lllh‘t‘ii but; ill lie.
Umid tr :‘ltUlk dinutr Wednczddy
l
.
no»: lunchooa Tuesdny uternootl.
0'
‘0'"
,_,,_ ,_
lump/iv, JUNE 19, 1925
-. ......_...A_.t m. .
Storey School Closes
For ’i‘hc Year;i"our
Students Graduate
Diploma wcro (inn out It Int
rioting oi tlio collool ot Mu. Jum-
Storey on Wat uvouuo yummy.
“(DUNI‘ “on: 030 Had lit that
than.
lite “Mill bkliool department. and mo
ilolll lilo llllil‘iiltdifllc deparlun m
'i'llou null-Jug all) Htt‘l'l‘t! u! M
pzl‘ cesnl iol lilo yur in- c IUi'_iI‘tl
luv plum llpul‘l Ilw llonor loll 1m
that pullllulo: LUUJ'M. ’i‘lic llolu‘n
Mudt‘llll Hit. it. iollowlx
Gladys liuliruiulillllh. “will am:
United b‘ulru liiptory.
J. William; NoiVlll. Jl.
slain- Hiwtlly ulld Aim-bro
tint-mood tilll‘il Alumni “loll/f)
Juli)“; l‘L' lillv llllcl. Eneinil
lil‘rll'il and My: v-l.
Lililtd
l'Jal‘lc Ullil'lllt‘. 1;. “mil. Ar» in]!
limluly. Aliililln’tti‘.. talent». Emil-
ll 5,
llt‘ (loosi’upily. “ley. smiling
LtHiU Julllrr. Al'lillllloiiCa
l“iiltt'n liflie ligiblll‘td .1 1M,
Mgn y Sviwul ll .5 yum. 'Jht lllllll-
Mr to lllllllt'd d. y pupil: Ileiy ult
hilu'll. ’l‘lit hill 'i‘tlin thglIlb Eli"
13.
“Eight and Forty” Fun
Making Organization
Tonight “1“ no. Ult' birth of ill.
X l-llsill um l'oHy" the l‘ailiivld
.‘L'ounty umptll oi lllr.’ new Amt-l
trill .IAl-llwl Hublillly fun incisive or
talll/JUUL.
A lliJLlliNJ u! plqullIltslll. 1.2.34)”
,numilt-‘ly‘ lJiIiLti.) Mil be pray Hi all
That the t'ollrgul {in not hum.- } ’l' “w ”L5 to lit )ttlld tonight HI the?
jliloort Luli oi: b’oulil Milli rilwi.
l
inhuman Ul'tli-Ulllt‘b' and a lydziv
i H”: iii u' Ulgdlllw'lull “i” be on
.1“ «mil r a: ll;t 'i‘ol'ly and
113ili l' l l. mailing wotl or '1” 1.x»
‘ in»: z througiuut (lit. to Hill].
.lwl.
Pride Of Uncas
T
l
'Jlltlty liit'lllint'll» out “loud! oi
~illv 1"l‘lt‘l6 oi Mites lhrl'tt. ’Jeulu
gauta last me»
r‘l.l
uituldt-d .1 plnorhll‘
*iing .11 Lilt.‘ homo oi Ivl'rr. fits-invalid,
ll lilimhwtl) street
ltcl‘nshmonls wit-it emoytd.
hour of Mrs. t’trcy Colt ii: Lincoln
“\Cll'uu'
Rummage Sale
'1 l t l .ll ll .51 :11“ of (1;! Si.
13ml": titliid in 5d ‘12: lul. liull'la
inlidll b on \‘l'llll b-iltt'i j\ul “alt,
proud i‘ely til-'i’xtllli )tb’tidd)’.
A good tiny loo.) alto in lu’ttizct.
od
fC‘ur‘til». and Mia. b't‘llccll an: on (Ju-
l t,<.-u’ltl'llllce.
Conley--Fiytui
Kilns Dorcas l‘itl‘lt‘l‘ Flynn.
fl‘:»01':~'lt)r'§‘l'(tl. and Elton bohemian
:I'oillt-y Vtuv,llj\\al‘fl nu” \Hlt‘ inal-
131d Libl (shining ill {'15 o'liurlt at
1the llai'eoixujnc'ul tilt Scull: hm-
! u
iter 'l‘. .f-laiit-ly' pt-ltorlntd tin». cclu-
: ulouy.
n"
pl
i 0va
i Pit-mt: July 3
i in Frit'lldziiip lam New Grand
Asa-ommum mil hold a. ]Ji("Dlt: and
blowing at Rolou l‘omt. Tuesday.
LY SEARCH FOR WORK
5 TA M FOR 1’), Jullt‘ 19.~——(AP)
t‘lldrlw Flynn and Thomas Mack, of
l’lairtfwid. wore arrtlstvd here curly
this morning clim'gud \tilh (mounting
an automobile without tho owner‘s.
permisfion. Thi‘y admitted they had
stolen the var in Hartford last’night
and said they mm: on their way to
Now York to look for Work. They
will im taken back to Hartford.
\.‘- Milly.
I'r'lzturull
it’ll Stilll'il‘dJ chapttr of D. A. R.
held a meeting at the: home of Mrs,
Goran.» lllltlltuuy. Clinton Avenue,
bi‘i-igl'port Monthly eYOl'llLE.
b o v
A bingo Lilly and (litllL't' was
lilUCil til‘lo)!d l‘y the member: and
il'ltJldE of the dlyrue trum of Pride
ol' Mice-.5 Monday night. at lttd
Jitn‘s bail.
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’llie Lady Jonnmgs lodge held its
thfft'iloll of officers Wednesday excu-
ill-‘3. ul 2:”! Mrll‘n hall
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Doric chapter members of West-
pOrt ws-m (lusts at ll-n; matting of
the Berkeley chant“ Wednesday
built);
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.\ commute: was appointed ’Wod-
lllsday Waning by our Slater} Re-
helta lodge to put flower. on the
grams of 1hr deceatcd membcrr.
U 0 d
'llm mvmlnrs of the (‘Otlrl Cc.
Women’s club held its meeting Tues-
day uming given by the Court St.
Many of Stamford.
O U a
The Pilgrim Gutld held its tut
meeting of the season Monday oven-
ing.
0 O 0
Plays were presented at Hillside
School last Saturday afternoon.
0 o o
The (2-8 chapter or the Girla’ and
Women's club held its meeting Tues-
day cvtninx at the club rooms :4
Main tdrdt-l.
0 U 0
The muddle school held its clum-
l O l
A birthday ouprice party was
’l'uu Mont nit wow ardduultd llmu
hunk St‘liualil. El girth. Ai'l'llllll"
To Be Formed Tonight}
’l‘llt nut gain: will lie Lilli a! thc‘
i Mm “’lll’\l-‘y‘. rim Mum.“ Mra-w
hilt linlliiul Church. limwrend Les- I
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in: on mulllioul fi'lllllti twill.
tbé‘l‘f. Iiii‘iii in ll..lll.ll.pl., J.
l ill Bill’b‘illwll, 3.
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no -;ly i‘.|,.1l
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ifliflll J ' ' V ' ' I
i JIJAJ 1k ““Ui-Cvdilt/ll hulmuln 1‘” ‘ “ I '
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leinu'lilgL Ill lloll oi 1‘:wa l v i
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i Junp1:.—‘hlilliil\iirlit} l’..\~ltn-' “r“ In} A l
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l ‘ l ‘4'. lit-tint Jul.
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Jun:- 29.~~t.on n‘liltll.‘( both I , , I _ ' . ‘
chltit my " "" “"““‘ "“ V“ “ '
i Juli-J 2L —'Ulfldl.d‘ti0l'., J LEtt ' I . o a
ivudiov.‘ Junior iiigl‘. ‘ . . . ..
July 3,-«Y1 L'ialill l’;l Ili‘.‘ all illll - l ). I l I '1 J
v A. | \4‘ ‘
m Ml: Lona l'u;lti l.'tl‘olc.~l ‘l y. . . ,.
hut} l ‘ .
July --— 15’”, [lulu-inn. ii: i
.le ”Jim" llilwowd Urdu Oi Lu! J . v.
filtr'. ,l‘ ‘
July v.--«i:1l.~ lo t... ti jun-l. ulj -
no.1.ly helm; till . lowly } x. 1
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i mm ltllli 'ildl- For "Ulllot‘l‘llu. ‘ H " .
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, Low 'lldl ............. I: ‘4 1' ." ‘ ' i “'L;
‘ ‘ ... ,,, ii 5 Jim 5' . ‘4 .
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! nun And Title 1' or Monthly, '_' ' " - ' ‘ I
I lslkfi'iuld ’Jin‘n.) “z 15' ‘ H ‘ ' ‘
.Fun film ........... is.” A‘ .‘ll .
JSun EN: .‘.‘.‘r l‘ M.‘ ”*‘fl‘h‘W”
lulu; 'lido ............ 7.1:. .-\, ,u‘, “AJ’LHUI? ‘ H ‘0- i
ILOWTiFIe.............1441'M ‘ " 'I'
.1 L“ m... army we «and I > Harbor Vlcw l‘tlii's in
1 on) .on an lllclzugcl oi ;l l, was I . .‘ . “
i Clt“;lu]'ll‘t€lil (J! llgl‘: l) \‘y, 11¢; I ‘4" I U] 1“] ‘ln
iAgult‘y in Witt aunm "
. d t l A new”. l..~ UH; .
: Ma‘s 1.1"! filly»: it Hun“.- ~’ F "4 ‘1" ‘1'" 1" ’
fitnel is dl'lill‘lg a new boo“ room. "' mm“ 1.2-, ‘3‘" 4 “""‘ “'
. . ’ 1,. (1m m-m 4‘; Hold-vim t w .
I ~Radioa and \lL‘U‘Uluk hold 011 ‘ l l-a‘loll I'm: u;1.:..~.l,tOui a p
‘ ay terms. Donnelly.—Adv, 1“” "7‘ "" i: \‘w' ' “I” 4' " 'l
.‘ s . . .tl'lll lily/w elm: l» lulnxw-x
!.. . ' . , . . I
Mints Willa. Mllicr lE MALL»; 1m. "‘"“m.“i’i""‘i""‘""' ”“”"'
l “eels-end in Bridgeport. l‘“ 3" “' "““ “" ' " "
l . . . ii'i‘Ei“" r... l- " ' i
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l ..Lghjgll COP" automaticallyii‘n'k.“ a, f [.1 1 I
mleeilcd. Harris and Lions—Adv. l '.
‘ v ' .tvld.) ilr ,
l . '_ K ,.J_ ‘I
E idles lllm’ littl‘izull mi , razél.’ 2":“41‘ "11"" V J
‘ l I
! Mam street he \‘ia‘lllflg m Aew lid to 1 J‘V‘WU‘.‘, '" ' ‘
Etc-tic). ‘ “A... 1, ' ‘l
j o o u ' "U ‘ l N
3 Mi: imam .u. win»: u c; :«qu'f. ’ m.‘ '(7 ‘b
IMalll fillt'EL lu‘ (lllllEl'j luovtltu‘ “ ,' ‘,f
‘. Ml Jinnb‘ H r' “- ‘
ltmlu lm' lutllt btlluh: iiiilth: out}.
[is null. to be about again.
o v o
’i'i:oll:;:s \Yniw n m .1 l;
‘l,. Ul‘l'i
An cimcu tool-i house to lit-inn! '
tim‘ollnnt plinth alums LUI.
lf‘ltltfitd in Sill?” an Lue for Nellit , .5“ \\‘ 4.. h to, “,0 “Nu-1;
52‘. Marion. 'i‘llc coating-t lldl" bum l l», ,,1 M _ l 1.. d,v.,. ..
‘ . > .4! LJ.I A J. Am) 1/
intruded to l,-)illlt‘t(7t.lr ’iiiomas 1. ‘1‘ M" .0. J ,U.‘ 3;, ..
131.». ’l‘ht- dHtlilllgl mil [Jt 26 x Asia
3"“ of 1mm.
1 1..
S .w i’.‘.
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i ~DORLON’8 SHOKE HOL-SE.
~Now, opened for the season;
:P‘amouzi for over forty years for
iShore Dinners and sea. food or all;‘
jkinds. Phone Norm”: 2298.—-Adv.5‘
* l ~
~ l
!
i _, . .
l Honry achemm of The invenmg.
l
‘rSelltinel staff is driving a. lien“
- , _ v . A all of whom llsral'urrl. Loss l».
lLil-‘3blél foadiltl; . inn-”(d at WNW“ 3.1.)“, (I -.
(hi
--Now is the time o’ yen- tor fur "“ L‘
owl-ago. ll‘he Twin Valet is a w— ~—- ~
reliable place and all lur Ital-age
here is insured against tire 1116 i
theft, .67 North Main St. Phone ;
(Gt—Adv. 5
Q o t 0
Ni. and Min. Geolge Jams 01‘:
3.1 l’utllalll avenue and Eduard .1
-dt‘lallot‘ty'. Jr. of 33 Putnam LtHilLl‘. 1
will return home today {rum .l'll,l\l~‘
dt‘llCe. R. 1. Mrs. Jones and Mai-Mr; l
Flalll-rty Vlbllcd relatives were lul‘
" four weeks.
0 I O
--Anthwcite. All olzea. Harris.
and Gun—Adv.
t '0 0
Spencer S. Adams is emoying oi
vacation of a fortnight ironl lria‘l
duties as assistant trauma 0: 11:99
South horwalk ’l‘ruat company. i
u o a 1
STAR LACNDRY‘S DELlV’lillY ‘
SERVICE COVERS ALI. SECTlOXs
of Norwalk a \iclnity. ’l‘he va~
rious units of emery dervlcze of this:
laund'y for and (ll mm 1' on
reSulal' Schedule toilill st'Lllolls ol'l
Norwalk and vicinity which includw
the uriou: beaches at this time of
the you, located in this immtdiatc-
vicinity. The various lectures or
laundry work are carefully and ex-
pertly handled at thin establishment.
ll Cross St. l’honc ”Sit—Adv.
0 l O
The annual meeting of the Board
of fire underwriters of Nonvalk will
be lpld at the Dorlon House Tues-
day evening at 6 o'clock. Following ,
the business scallion the members!
will enjoy one o! O'Sullivnn's unions 3
shore dinners. One of the entertain-
ment [culture- will bo I. lire fittin-I
wishing act by the rcprecentutivo 01 i
a company who in gelling one or the i
extinguishers and all who survive}
that will have the thrill of being}
photoxrnphed by the well known:
photographer Manusim. '
C O O
.1.
tall
Norwalk (1 Brid‘eport commu-
ters to New ork In very much dis-
appointed that the June 18 change
in train schedules has deprjved them
of a vcty convenient evening train.
The Stats 0! Maine Exprou that
used to lone Now York at 6 o'clock
sandal—d Lime. stopping At salmon,
South Norwalk and Bridgeport. has
bun discontinued so in: u pomp
u"
.. t‘tll._T-Ltll01i alzri \illi ‘ v.’
l‘t‘uLtti lay llL'L Lilli]. ll \i‘li.‘ lot? .11. ytllldih
tin
l t
l Muir: bully} 5mm.“ , t .,
.l'I,-1ll>.-jl,vl
Julia. 1-..-
.“ .Ililtl
slroytd by fill: ml.y‘ ii...
The collard \Hn“ ‘4.va .. .-
})lt"d by l'é':-:rio'l;'.- ”1' Fall lien
igl‘V‘t’.
.5 3 33nd,! itl‘l .r‘
ylurfumloll 0' 'JM
..,l 9,119.} l.)
4t»
ij‘ .iJ.)
ll ‘1'. to
:., i,"-
lum.» '
OUNTLESS womul 1m, r..~ ’
carded old—time “saliilaly l
for a
A way that oflcrs fa: gum
tccfion. A way, too, that hm :
the old-time problem of c‘fispvm.
Eight in 10 better-class m. m, 1
now use “KOIEX.” "
Discar' ds as easily as a In."
tissue, N9 laundry. Nocn
rassmcnt.
Five times as absorbent a: -
l/
nary
Daodorius,
danger of oflending.
Ob
nlent stom simply by :.
“KOTEX.” You ask {or it \\
hesitancy. j.
Packs: of 12 costs only . w
CC!) is
risk.
KOTEX
NOW-huge ' Initials!“ '
Women.
Dispose
Of this new hygiene
pad as easily as tiss Jr;
--no laundry
v
new and better way.
If §
,4- 5
option pads.
thus ending
tainable at all drug and (fl
Proves old my: a nu - 1.4 2.,
In fairness to yourself. i'_. It
STERLING
a o .o givtn Mn. non; Stockinz Tuesday on to these point; are concerned.
'1‘" adult? “I. Li” ”a! who“ MIDI M St- “NY! chm. h. owning. a o 0
fl"“‘ _ 'M‘W ‘ . ' ' o o a “39031:. son of Juduond
9, mm“ m m m” .Wedncldoy “will: the Women's On Tun-d” evening. “in Helen ha than hu return“ home
gym . . m of tho . m Rucuord wu olootlod hold of the Iron ova Pup school And will “-0
‘o o 0 3w eunuch enmed o myrrh-cry mum Wool Alumnae. .pend his mum at the home of 3.1.1.5.
Mill W m n” , (can!!! Ila Walton bwclov ct . . . hi. pcuntl in Union mm». m do. Kort-ll;
”I: a! . m in, flicker! Diw- ' Th- m River Club tun m n- kwulk.
. _ . . o .0 o m: m, ‘ M _ . u o o p '
ohm. , w mow em. man-imam. ""'"‘ .i “magnum“
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