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Anderson, Mugaverom and
Evans .Mske lni
taken by the police
Baturdayini ing when Policemen
Amos And it stopped it and
found that'the driver had no license
with him. The driver was Walter
Miller, Great Neck Long Island. Ill!
be had the young men with him.
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.JUBILEE WEEK
4. W ”it“ M “3"" c “.4“ 1. rs Aweek full of festivities. Daily delight-
' gm”. no? $0.6”, Thighweek. ney ‘ y? ful presentation of new and attractive '
merchandise for this week only.
Volles
4,000 yds. plain and figur-
Silk Mixed Crepes {.1411
Heavy two and silk and
I!" Herd oi‘ (‘il wiles-lovely color com- cotton crcpcs soft pebbly
, . Tw lh ested latur- , . . . . . . ’ .
comm Rom June "Paulina“ center Jua- 1 11.“. ,. , . , day? §.,fv',.{'.'",'.fif';.‘§’ew Canaan Wm «limit-3:15;: 21°03: binatlons, light. and dark tinisli. multicolor comblna- ___1
' I FURNISHINGS 8 [sheet Prom. M! 1“"!"I h” the "“0 0' m IN. N “I“ picture Illiil Hill for speeding. and Cilitord Havells- o‘pulrmme its 1. “In“. J, be the grounds, plain colors in all ti on, Bill a ll dainty
‘ , . ggenugt.—Bifanfl 3" ”ml. getting it. lie was given the honorary degree or doctor of mechanical mus: Sheltizniavenue. Jllnh‘tmiimr first 0.“.th em“ to am oh shades. 29c eficchh $1 00 .
, " no at the Universit at 0 some on mirror" I I- IV- , . ' . .
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'1-PIAN0 TUNING 1
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. ed regarding the encampment‘s wel- men. 40 Wade Terrace. Bridgeport 1 , 3 . 1
‘ I”. tore. GOOD CW and Herbert H. Crowman. :56 street, Of 1926 Prettiest —_—— .31 .111 74c ngulnr 1
Jul, ""mk'nl." give children oi . . . um. Neck, N. 1.. both on the P t T C t E laid .. _ $5.50 . .. . . e
Studwell m0 C0. ““m’ ho” ‘ usl on“ Mrs. Thomas Robins. 23 Putnam cm,” or reckless driving. Crowmon resen ed 0 our - ._
Ill-nee no so. amps-ls.
Ludlow Junior High.
July 8.-!»4 Class Picnic at home
or Mrs. Leno Fuller nemuet in
Nod.
Jul! 5. - 160th
handing Improved Order or Red
Anniversary
‘slinendti‘idelibs'romorsow.
- (Itendard Timed
Inn Rice's ............ 4: 20 A. M.
lun Sets ....-.......... '1: so P. u.
High Tide ............ 8:06 A. I!
Charles Anderson and his stat! oi
deputies. A large attendance at on-
cssnpinent members is requested to
attend this ovoning1as there is a
matter of importance to be discuss-
avenuo, is driving a new Studebalcer
sodas.
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A meeting or the committee (or
the pageant to be given by the Re-
FSSENllAl. 0F
Rev. Mallory Breaches Ser-
mon 0n Philip, W is o
Quickly Obeyed Divine
Commando.
force, believe in keeping the slate
clean. Both were busy over the
week end. Mugavero reporting
three arrests and Evans’ one. Mug-
avero summoned to court Jack Sea-
was turned 'over to Policeman
Schleswlg of the Stamford police
force. Evans arrested Jesse Bmigel-
ski is Courtland avenue, Glenbrook.
on the same charge. 18unday night,‘
Skinner, Joaquin Soutllcr. Edgar
Barrier. George Macrendy, Theodore
8. Ryan Henry Brngdon. and John
Evarto.
London Finds “Debs"
_King George and Queen Mary at
the recent royal court looked upon
'the prettiest crowd of debutantes
ever presented at Buckingham Pal-
government stamped, first
choice Japanese ,pongec.
Heavy all silk, 12 momioM
~10 in, heavy: all silk, sol't,
lustrous, guaranteed wash-
able crcpcs. All colors in-
cluding white and black.
Two Little Girls Are
May Bar Class Day
i Dublican Women's association will '1: 00 p in. ace. The you“! women were con- , ' ' 1
3 1 1 1 Low Tide ”'""""" 8 26 RM ' be held tomorrow attornoon at 2:80 The Rev. L.eT. Mallory took the o o o oidered to have excelled even the WhOIC Graduamg Class EXCI'CISCS 3991““ Of. 1‘
- l ‘I' r .1 R“ ‘3“ “"- 5- H°mm ‘1 o'clock ‘t the home 0‘ Ml." Harold character of Phiii as' n in lo oi At ‘ hearing presided over by Bu- “0d looking levy WNCh was pre- Two little girls Pauline Landeck H' 8' Hallng Tactics
1 ”~11“ ,. , 1 . 1 gamma. P“. If. VIII“!!! R07. N, Wilgon in Rowayton avenue, I) . e“ p perlntendent Robert Hurley oi the sented in 1931, which was then de- llld Jilli' 9 k" 1 h 13 r old
1 W“ m of end an. Gabriel Dokus oi Losing» _ e o o Christian obedience as the subiect of state police in the Town hall. Frl- ciared to be a record. Many of the (f 1‘ 1‘1‘" 1; ‘1“ ' ‘3‘: u "3 3 £ The senior and Junior classes or
. ‘ ‘ . ‘ .r'. " WI “.an ’ 1 . This evening at 8 o'clock, the Ro- his yesterddy morning sermon. day afternoon. the question of rev "debs" made their bow at the early {1‘31" {3:211 01:0 111mg: n1g1 28'" E the South Manchester lligh School
Mt! GM“ .15 , . . .. wayton Civic association will hold His text win ..1 And he "on and oving the billboard at Miller's age at 17 years and among these The ‘e‘emgc'aser‘: gelg°lna€he“g:n_‘ clashed late Friday night and car-
< 3 . , ,. ~Mos and Victroias sold on tiniest mains 01th. “mail! the went." Rev. Mr. “Mallory said. ”a” °“ ‘1" PM "“1 w" "km "”‘mmmu many “"8 'hmsl’d Eresation'il church chapel at 7-30 id l " 5' - '
V i F Bi Chill! n co easy “um penguin—gay, Rowayto' Methodist church. A {all ”no" other things: up. A number oi nearby residents and a good tow wore the Eton crop. “lock 11‘1” Com mebridgo s'ec_ r e ”‘9“ “MW. ‘0 5“?“ extremes
A. ‘ 11 _ “an“ e 0: members 1. deglnd. "This sentence 1' characteristic of appeared to testify to the dangeroul crop. retnry bf t1"; 5611801 committee. rc- that it was said there will probably
5 ‘ " ii C‘Wfl 300:1”! 3- WW and i the man of whom it is written. It is character of the billboard in that it Society considers °n° my the ”9" sentin the dl lomns ' p be no more Class day excreta” at
' Inc. ' Usutenant Clarence “”11““ the on expression that indicates the per. “”7"“! trailic VlIlou It the point tlegt debutante! Mi" Elizabeth 1'3“" Thug class 2w. .1- bob] one ot the “hum ‘t' “a“ [he wom out-
1 . "count” Tm .ttendod .1 m”un‘ - . 1' ' {Oct obedience 0: th‘ m.“ Th." Wherfl “- h" bOOH Hrected- Arthur 50h, Whose mother was Lira. Harry the smallest ‘ i'acjilligtln yf om 8. brcal. that has «\I‘ll‘ OCCUH'CG‘ here.
' 1 ' in Heft!“ Of the all}! Rifle ”'0‘ Death! Ind Funerals were no questions. There. was no “u“ "'6 Milton Fm” °’ W.“ Chmd'" °f New Y°rk hem” 1‘" grammar schoolgin the stile but the Orriclals had “amod tho litmus
: ' - I M“ yesterdsy. ’ ' fault-finding. There were no eg- avenue “‘4 Robert Weir ‘and m’"' marriage ‘0 Crawford (9- ”WM"- \llsses L‘undet‘k and Sonic went again hum-mg
"' ‘ - " ' ‘ . Mary Elisabeth cusos. ‘And he ”a“ and went' ert H. Love of Stamford all advo— Miss Lawson. fair'wlth almost class- ihrough the“. rogram with a di Thu” ““5 ‘1 "9‘" ”0‘ at the flag
’ - ‘ ' Lehigh coal. automatically ' cared its remover. Mr. O'Brien. ic features. is one or the be” dune. 1 p 5‘ pole in front or the Franklin school
4 W ~ " ed “a Gull. v Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Godirey.wite And when we. in the kingdom of “NY and whit that made Up for
. screen . Earril ..gd .
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P Wetsuits
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lentil Ier'wsik. Conn.
1'25... seesaw
Members oi the Norwalk Board or
fire Underwriters will enjoy a shore
dinner tomorrow eveninrat the Doro
lou'Eouee."The dinner will be tollow-
,ed by a demonstration of tire extin-
guishers. given by Frederick Pennell.
O I 0
~110Mb!“ snonn nousn.
40w opened tor the season.
Famous for ever tel-v years tor
‘ there Dinners and sea seed or all
kindl. Phone Norwalk I!" .—Adv.
O I 0
Merlin Whitney. tour years old
Pine street ran across the street in
trout or an automobile operated My
firs. Francis Reynolds oi Putnam
for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs
One dose hits the spot.
PleistedDrugStore'
commonsense
Borne without inlury to the»
, Mrs. Reynolds took the boy to the
office or Dr. William McMahon who
stated that outside or a tow scratches
he was uninjured; .
I
—Nowisthe time oryeertprtur
storage. The Twin City Veiet is a
reliable piece and all tur stories
here is insured against tire and
Automobiles operated by Kenneth
Burns of Spring street and Wilfred
Glens. oi Bridleport. collided at
the corner of Clay and Spring
Anthracite. All sires. Barns
and aana-‘v—Atv. . .
Causal Enosmpmenn I. 0. or.
will meet this evening in Odd Fel-
lows bail. South Main street. The
Purple degree will be con-
tot-“red upon a class" ot candidates.
Retreohdienis wlll be served at the
close omits noeetiu- ‘ "
I O C
ity. well screened. and at the boot
Ici- this year. Immediate de-
Brewn. Coal. Iter-
sits-s. '
men} 110 South Halo
ndlng the summer with
11a. yes in Bloomfield. N. I. 1
,, 10 lO’ 0 ‘3
mm! £er neutron: is sort.
ousiy lit at her home. so Prospect
0
-—Put deal in new. excellent dull- '
of Stephen Godfrey. passed away last
evening at her home in Weston.
aged so years.
Funeral services will be held Wed-
nesday afternoon at I o'clock from
her late home in Weston.‘ Inter-
ment will be in Norileld cemetery.
Willilm Cortright '
The funeral oi William Corirlght
was largely attended Saturday otter-
noon from the late home. 1 Gold—
stein place. East Norwalk. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
Norman L. Hall. pastor of the West-
pors‘Methodist church. There were
many beauiitul floral oderinga a
large delegation of fellow employees
from the Nash Engineering com-
SarnuelvEnglish. Joseph Latsko. and
Louis R. Hendrick.
in Nor-walk cemetery.
lidr. Cortrlght passed away Thurs-
,dey1morning otter a short illness oi
pneumonia-J 1
‘ Cordelia ” Sibley Henley
Interment was
I
Aileen. 178 Main street. The re-
mains have been‘taken' to Troy.
:4 for burial. The iuherol will be
strictiy private.
Westport avenue this city. passed
away Saturday morning in Norwich.
He is survived by his widow. one
brother and one sister. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday, morn-
ing. at. 11 o'clock from. the funeral
ion or D. W... Raymond in West
hington- street. Interment will
be in. Riverside cemetery.
Auto mu Trolley
n
An automob e carrying Connecti-
cut r‘egiotro on number 19951.
struck o, trolley car in West avenue
last1evonlng?,1The machine failed to
stem. 1t damaged the running board
Lille troll” ear. Motorcycle Po-
lcoman Martin Bengyel investigated
the accident‘but could rind no trace
cribs machine.
God. exercise that kind of obedi-
once. then there will be Joy tor the
angels which are in heaven.
"The book of Acts to very interest-
ing. because it is lull or human in-
terest; because it tells the story of
people with passions liioe ourselves.
who through their ioith were able
to work miracles. not only in the
realm oi the physical but in trans-
forming of lives. It is a book of
marvelous revelations oi what the
spirit or God can do with trail hu-
man beings.
“Let us learn something about the
man. Philip. Philip was Just In
honest to goodness. sincere Christian.
His the was a consistent use. Its
were in poverty and need He was
not apre cher. ' and it is singular
that in spl e of his great success. he
did not command the power oi the
spirit so that Peter and John had
to come to give it to the ‘peoplo and
yet Philip had the attendance oi the
spirit on his effort. so that hearts
am, Main Cordelia s. Hawley. widow 0 he were changed by that spirit. and yet . ~
‘ W 50110“. atom “:n‘ :5,” 8" “1:” late Edwin Howley.‘ died Batgy he was such a whole hearted. whole 33"1’1’1'11 0631;19:11- 1:3";312'
Boll Only‘ by '- ' o ‘. e morning at the home of Geor 8. scaled. earnest Christian. he did not so or, ° ° . . I -
want to assume any endowment.
N. He was one or those kind that “do
the will of the“ Father in heaven"
andjeave the rest with God.
m streets. The demote w“ Ilightto . "I want to say to you that it the 11:23, B. Moorehouse ,on the Post
* ' ‘ " T ' both machines. ' i W E- m‘ mat ialko I'll“ kIIlIdoln oi God is o e o
m o e o Thomas E. Petiit. formerly 0‘ ever done. it should be. done. we
must have an energy and a dynamic
that is consistent with our course.
sion of faith in God. Philip was
consistent in this actrvitles. How
many oi us come into. the coiniort-
eble place where God has put us.
with our mouths open {or the food
01 God. as little birds wait for their
food. and we forget 111 about the
world that is on the outside. When
God says. 'There is a desert out
there.’ we say ‘Pleoss excuse mo
God, there is somebody that can do
it so niuch better.‘ There is no
realm in which there is so much on-
portunity for initiative and energy.
as there is in the church of the liv-
int God.
I: we are ever to win the .world.
we must by the use oi divine pal
tience and oeli odecemsnt. And so
we find two attitudes.1 One person
wt say. ‘You must believe so and
who appeared for therblilboard con-
cern .promised that it would be re-
snovcd before August 1.
0 I I .
David Nelson Mather died at his
home Friday morning. Mr. Mather.
one of the descendents of Cotton
lather oi Revolutionary War fame.
woo ‘12 years of age. lie leaveo‘a
wife and daughter. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at the home this
afternoon at 2 and the burial will
Devin the cemetery near his home.
0 O O
The latest addition to the Darlen
police torso is John W. Boroulst.
This completes the addition or three
men recently authorised at a special
The chairmen of the various
tables at the Wayside Fair which
will be held by the Women's asso-
ciation of the Barton congregational
church June 80, have been appoint-
ed and are as follows: Mrs. Chl-
ohoster. fancy table; Mrs. Corbin.
cake table: Miss Leeann. candy
tor, the supper table: the Christians
Endeavor Society. the soft drinks
and ice cream. The [air will be held
on the lawn of the estate ot Mrs.
The captains of the ‘Darien Pub-
lic Health nursing nssoclation drive
win report at one town hall this it
ternocn at 2: 80' p. in. All report:
must be turned in at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Height and
lites Helen W. Height arrive today
in Darien tor the summer.
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Emma F. Plis has sold her house.
on Noroton avenue to Chauncey D.
Tyler.
0 O C
J. H. Ingalls has sold one lot on
Noroton avenue near the Post road
to Gertrude E. Bauer and anothgr
to Louise D. K. Show.
a e e
. The Jltney y.;'lsyers .‘ -
The life of the strolling payers ,
who make up the "Jitnoy Players" .
is very dillorent iron: that of the
ers in London and a keen rider to
the bounds.
Printer Got-ham Loses
$15 To Thieves Who
Rob Unlocked Safe
Burglnrs entered the printing
shop of Joseph W. Gorhaln. Satur-
day night. and stole Ii!) in bills
from the sate. which had been left
unlocked.
Entrance was gained to the shop
through a window that was unlock-
ed.
Mr. Gerham discovered the loss
yesterday morning and notified the
what the class lacked in numbers.
They marched into the hall. took
thclr places. and before a small au-
dience rend tlir.il essays and sang.
and listened to welds of praise for
their work from their teacher. Miss
Myrtle Locke.
GROCERY STORE ’l‘RL’f‘K ‘
Oi ERTUiNL‘D 1N “'ES'I‘POR’I‘
Robelt Bindley of Middletown.
( onii. “as arrested Iiriday night in
Westport, by Officer Howard Baker
of tile Wostport police after his car
had struck and turned over a Ford
truck of the Andrew Davey stores
when he tried to pass it on the light'
side. Bradley “as summoned to ap-
bulldlm,‘ on tile forenoon. when
freshman, “Sully‘ Squatrito. fresh-
man .climbcd the flag pole and re-
moved the senior class flag which
had bet-nilying since last night. The
rope had been cut and the way to
get the this: was to “shinny" up the
pole. About the time he brought
down the flag some seniors saw
him. A general mlxup followed in
which seniors and ililderclass meh
used fists. There were several blac
eyes. bloody noses and body bruises
before the crowd was broken u .
Principal Qill mhy and Assistant
Principal Proctor had to use vio-
len :e to quell the disturbance. It web
aireo for all tight.
, all Be “e“ went on 1 1 mud in court Thursday on a charge ———-
- .. - 1 ‘Vinihgugg:£°g“xg 3’ "" may mama m. ...-vie... 11.. WW“ of 1150 «Von men who were 33.33:, t mfg“. police who conducted an xmertisa- or reckless driving. Damages to the The total British national debt. lg
1 e" um 0 SS “we pallbearers were Adelhort Kelly. ““0"" ‘0 19°“ °“‘ ‘0' “‘0" W110 A e e "03- truck .wcrc slight. about 171 pounds per capita. '
’ ' ‘ ' - . wandering iron in the days oi
floats. . ‘ . 1 Murderess Escgpes Th 'anéihdthen leave the convert hot. yore. They cognate a community
,, eo rhuogsontheonetbatisasth are. latch: to
ins-mortals. Weill .01 Womb“?! F01" second Time bolus led to customs God until he on out; zonal; Silkworm 0113191:
was en. sander “31111:: or m. New sees the very tees oi and then advent into a community is a social
Ililier. 2’ Ella. . :‘Vfliuio MINI him It the right I. Let ovent. By ltIl'lltht Ind moonlight.
2 lire. .1. new Lyoett. Ponus
avenue. uncovering from anattsck
us ask ourselves are we worthy?
And our. to ourselves that the power-
that can transiorin the heathen can
melee us new creatures and send us.
at sunrise or‘ at sunset they are tor
three months in the great‘ outdoors.
giving their-plays en’the estates oi
their many moods indilew Enclose.
"It"! ,ioreaptbeharvs‘stx' withnowandthenayisitin euni.
‘ mains Dunbar: 1 \ genuine dim...
Ni. and aspects oi- the ,1 the great highway
linguists are attending held
MM today. 1.
user is through
'6“ Spilied saturdey Island and us
sun‘s-tart" . flit
There was an“ undies! incident
- 1 preceding the Politician“ club
* rooms on long
A DOUBLE DECKED THRILL
a—vDellicious Pie toppzil off with New Heiress
Dairy Ice creases- theres a Flavor “13].? ~‘
¥ . 1 +153 the appropriate climax to a wonderful limiter
or alone, it to men] in itself, for New Haven. l.
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