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. RAMON PHONE "It
Committee Met At Home
- of Mrs. Hamid Wilson—
To Have Charge 0! Cafe-
teria Supper.
Members attending the committee
meeting for the coming Norwall:
Republican Women's pageant at the
home or Mrs. Harold N. Wilson in
upper Rowayton avenue yesterday
atternoon included Mrs. George
Hubbell. Mrs. Ruth Paul, Nrs.
Charles Smith. Mrs. Frank Hadley.
Mrs. Percy Barrett. Mrs. Fred
Ambler and Mrs. Thomas Powell.
These ladies will be in charge or
the cafeteria supper which is to be
served from 5:80 until 8 on the
evening oi the pageant being
planned by the association. This
stair is to be held on the 32-acre
Lockwood estate in East'avenue.
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This evening a fellowship meet-
ing will be held inthe Methodist
church. The study of the book.
"Christ of the Indian Road." by E.
Stanley Jones. is to be taken up.
The discussion will be lead by Edgar
D. Dynch e: Highland avenue.
A meeting ”or members of the
church. which was to be held today
at the home 0! Mrs. Annie Waters
in Biuit avenue. has been postpon-
ed until Wednesday afternoon. June
so. at 3 o'clock.
‘ O l O
Mrs. Hovslon Rowland of Wash-
‘ ington will arrive tomorrow to spend
sometime visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ida Shel-er. at her home in High-
land avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Semers or New
York arrived at their summer home
in Crest road a tow days ago.
.0 .0 -.
' Miss Lelia McCune of Shippan
Point was the guest of Mrs. Mary
V a" moonlight sail.
" leave the old W. 1. Stevens dock in
' McKinley place.
A. Barclay at her home in Roway-
: ton avenue yesterday.
0 O '
u the weather is clear Thursday
,ening. members of the Methodist
- pal Sunday school will go on
The boats will
Rowayten avenue. Harry Bryan's
motor boat ‘Llcyd" and Captain
From: 3. Stevens' sleep "Lillian"
will carry the party.
Daniel Douglas ct Rewayton ave-
nus attended cite senior graduating
class dance at the Stamiord High
school last evening. Graduation ea.
croises will be held in the Norwalh
. high school this evening. Many
,Bewaytou residents are planing to
attend. Miss Willa Smith. daughter
of Mr. and Mrsa'l'heedore Smith ot
and Frederick
Hart. son et Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
0. Hart of Raymond street. will be
among the graduates. Mr. Hart is
clan president. as have been many '
boys o! the graduating classes oi!
former years who resided in no-
w .0.
Dr. Walter Oils and daughter.
Mrs. Harris Wichsnhauser ct Tavern
Island. let: yesterday tor Boston.
Mass. where Dr. Otis will attend the
dittoth ra-union of his cla- at
Harvard.
e V e
Tomorrow evening the regular
mid-weekly prayer meeting ot the
howayten Baptist church will be
held at 8 o'clock. .
The Rawayton public school will
"close tor the summer Wednesday.
June so. Monday attorneon at 2:15
the children will eniey a picnic on
the grounds or the school which is
being planned by the Mothers' club.
‘ A spite driver is :inploya’d doing
repair work to the deck property
otkultam Fraser in \'estside ave~
i
Fat.
tats—lathe Concert Orchestra
010M Imps.
else—unites States Army night
; Ilse—Michel letaptro Trio
MID-“m Ponies. eontnltc. ,
dome-United States Army night. .
lull-iris and nettr Poulus. cone
traits .
1mm seer cresbstrs.
"mg. m sons—m
toad-’53:...» innate.
dish—Mull.
7: oe—svoasosue services: ad-
drs-es by Rabbi Goldman.
Rabbi Cohen; Alec Compin-
shi. cellist. ‘
filo-Concert by. the .United States
Army Band.
ditto—The Shinolal and the 1-in-1
Man
use-Davis Saxophone Octette.
moo-Irena Troubadours.
loipo—"itucctte." .by the WEAR
Light Opera Company.
ll-lt—Pelinm Heath Orchestra.
WEN, NEW YORK—dis
'P.M.A
a: oo—no Berlin’s Orchestra.
szdi—Ben Buty. Michael Saviao.
Hawaiian gutter duets.
moo—Maria Pasquale, pianist.
silo—Kathleen Martyn. old Eng-
lish ballads.
9:20—0riginai Melville Five.
P MWEN. NEW roux—eel.
diet—Frances Sper. contralto.
7:00—-Marl: Dalton. pianist.
7:lE-vAriliur Calace. violinist.
7:30--Loew’s theater 'orgiiii.
ewe—sir. and Mrs. Loo Woods.
songs.
lino—Murray Spotter. violinist.
trio—Martin Walsh. singing.
9:00—Loew‘s New Yorl: Theatre
Orchestra.
9:30—Msw's Theater concert.
10:00—-Rooeland 'Dsncc Orchestra.
10:80—Palisades Orchestra.
11:80—8ilver Slipper Orchestra.
WNYC, NEW YORK—520.
P. M.
two—Herman Neuman. pianist.
duo—Market high spots.
6:80 Elementary Spanish lessons.
7:00—Advsnced Spanish lessons.
had—Police alarms.
has—“Trend oi the Times."
Dr. S. N. Ussher.
hes-Rose Greenberg. pianist.
Mill—Baseball results.
sue—Juana Franny. tenor.
duo-Salvatore Cusensa, mando-
linist.
9:00—"Tho Steamboat." Dr. Frank
Visetelly.
9::o—Pullman Porters' Band;
Helen Dowdy. soprano.
limo—Police alarms: weather.
WGBS, NEW YORK—aid
6:00—Uncic Geebee.
moo—Fess Williams' Orchestra.
7:00—43. W. A. Cannon. "Child
Welfare."
hid—Fess thliams' Orchestra.
7:15-47. 1’. Herald Tribune news
bulletins.
WMOA. NEW YORK—3n.
by
sewing club of the Norwall: Baptist 1’. M
RM.
ciao-Senator Love. “Prisons rs.
Reicrrners.
e: is—ngs Highway Association.
6: lo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
7: ill—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
7:80—Tappen's Orchestra.
moo—Margaret Spinnclly. soprano.
8:15—Altrsd Orner, tenor.
8:80—Meister Homemakers.
9:00—Mamaroneel: Night.
szle—Weodmansten Orchestra.
tome-J. A. libel barytone. Ethel
lotto-atone!“ Orchestra.
ll: til-Jack Danny's Orchestra.
rte—Brighton Orchestra.
is: 004th Entertainers
m2. NEW Toni—ass
liooolpert Rays.
7zlo—Ootnmsieial digest.
hie—Madeleine
pianist.
Rio—“Human Form Beauttiul."
Dorothy Dilly.
.g:ll—-Cliarles D. Issacson's tree
0030!??- .
s: 80.?an Male Quartet.
9: oo—Viiginia Norino. soprano.
silo—Jamaal Polcnsklr. Violinist.
10: Oo—Ann Gold's Dancers.
10:15-llth Infantry Sand.
WBNY. NEW YORK—Ito
PI us '
7: oo—Trto. ’
s: oo-i..eroy Montesa'nto. tenor.
taco-Never Beclter.
i: tt—Isabel Handsr'son. songs.
9: Oil—Andy Base! and Paul Danni.
. _ liar.
mac—Lillian Flosbach. soprano.
sue—Frank Gallasi. artist.
io:oo-Orchestra.
limo—L. Kirsh. songs.
loud—Orchestra.
WIMP. NEW YORK—240
P. M.
e: lie—Holmes String Ensemble.
7:10—thiired Bauer. "Piano Mas-
‘ terpieces." ‘
hill—News digest.
t:00—-WKAP Madrigal Singers.
mill-Vida Miiholland. "Mental
Drugs."
lat—Lillian Fuchs. violinist: Ma-
rion Kamer. soprano; Steel Jamison.
tenor.
into—Hickman Price. speaker.
into—Augusta E. Stetson. reading.
10:00—Mary Pinney. organ recital.
iozis—Stoel Jamison. tenor. Lillian
Fuchs. violinist: Marion Ke-
ner. soprano: Dari Beth-
man. barytone. ‘
WFBH. NEW YORK—273
P. M.
moo—Local Merchants' Hour.
ewe—Orchestra.
6:i6-—Beauty talk. Ervln Weiss.
7:00—MaJestic String Ensemble.
7:30—Tall: on Nervo-Rumat.
7:85—Wm. Freeman's Orchestra.
into—Connie's Orchestra.
WDWD, NEW YORK—208
P. M.
8:30—Haarthside Harmonize”.
moo—Rosalie Wolf. soprano.
MIL-Fred Field. cellist.
9: zb—Ptsant Gabriel. berytone.
9. to-Chamber music.
l0: 00—Samuel Gilligan. tenor.
10: lb—James (lilmore. violinist.
10:25—Margaret Leary. soprano.
10:85—Castleton instrumental Trio.
WOK'NEWARK—doo
P. M.
oils—Jacques Jacob's Ensemble.
OMS—Bill Watl'isy "Sports."
7:00—-Jacqucs Jacob's Ensemble. (
hill—”rho 'Crswl Stroke." Frank
Dalton.
hill—Frank Schambsch. C ari
' Stuchler. either duets.
moo-"Topics o! the‘Day." Spencer
Armstrong.
8:15~Danee program.
9:15-3. S. La France Orchestra.
10:30-Leon Woe!) organ recital.
11:00—News bulletin.
11:05-Premier Club Orchestra.
W
M. Clemenceau former premier oi
France. has made arrangements so
that France will not know ct his
Blicltensdorier. '
, have already been returned.
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both the H. J. H. in'Noretcn and
School Graduatiolw This
lilthvening—Heal Nurse
Drlv uceelsful~Pelice~
man vans Improving.
The drst scheduled dinner to be
given by the Tokaneke club will be
held at the club heu'so tomorrow
evening
The membership drive oi the
Daricn Public Health Nurse associs»
tlon" was brought to a close last
Saturday. and a meeting was held in
the Town hall Monday aitcrnoon to
check up on the results. Not all of
drive captains have been heard
tr m but the total reported was
nearly 8800 and it is hoped to add
another hundred when all the ilgures
are in.
O O 0
Among the recent arrivals at the
Tokeneke Inn are Mrs. John Sebast-
isr and children or New York city.
who .sre touring New. England: Mr.
and Mrs. Tourey and Mr. and Mrs.
Reno. also oi New York.
O
Policeman George Evans. one oi
the recent additions to the Darien
ipollce force. who was injured in an
accident Sunday when Richard
Morris of Greenwich crashed into
Evans with his motorcycle, is re-
covering rapidly in the Stamford
hospital. Evans sustained a severe
cut in his foot. Merrie is also re-
ported as doing well.
Although the Masonic Club ct
Darien has ceased activities for the
summer. it will attend divine service
at the Darten Methodist church Sun-
day evening. June 27,’ upon the invi-
tation or the Rev. B. M. Hancock.
Members of the club will meet in
the church hall at 7:15 p. m. The
service will start at 7:30. All mem-
bers have been urged to attend the
service.
“The Beginnings of Protestantism
in America" will be the sermon sub-
Joct oi the evening. This will mark
the club's second attendance at
divine service en masse. A large at-
tendance is confidently expected.
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Tomorrow is the last day that bids
for the paving of Mansfield avenue
at the intersection of the Post road
will be received by Superintendent
of Highways. Charles P. Rumpi. The
bids were called for from contractors
some time ago and many of them
The commencement exercises of
the Royle school in Dal-ion will take
place today. The H. J. H. exercises
will be held in the lloylc school
auditorium. .
Activities at the Ox i’ildge Hunt
club. which ceased at the death 07
Gerry Snow. who was killed while
playing polo, will resume about July
1.
One at the big trucks owned by
Richards and Son of Bridgeport
crashed into a telegraph pole on the
Poet road Monday. but no one was
injured.
0 O O
The club house of the new Wee
Burn Goli club. which has been
death until he has been buried a
.tortnlght.
under construction for some time. is
being rapidly completed. The root is
Ame
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bile—
. nextyesr'sadvanragea
eiomthatcomeswirhcwnership
of a truly advanced summo-
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_ heifers ulna-modermolna
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next yea i s advantages today!
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O I O
Two arrests comprise the record at
the Darten police ioroe so tar this
week. Miss Evelyn of South
Norwalk was arrested at 11:15
o‘clock Monday evening by police-
man Standing on the charge or
speeding. It is alleged that use
Harris was doing is miles an hour.
Sergeant Tinker arrested John
Novel: early Tuesday morning, tol~
lowing an accident in which Naval:
crashed into the car owned and be-
ing driven by Charles C. Mickie oi
Mansdeld avenue. Darlen. Both ca'rs
were considerably damaged. Novel:
was arrested on the charges ct reck-
le- driving and violation ct the rules
of the road. The case will be heard
in the Darien town court Monday
night.
Recommends Divorce For
Mrs. Dorothy Raleigh
BRIDGEPORT. June 28 (AP)—
Dcrothy Marian Scott Raleigh ot
Westoprfiyili receive a decree of di-
ions from Henry P. Raleigh and
alimony oi 011,000 a month, it at the
recommendation of Joseph R. Tay-
lor. a petition filed yesterday is ac-
cepted by a Judge of the Superior
court. Intolerable cruelty was chug.
'W’ Suits Misses' Bathing Suit
$2.98 to 8 .00 $2.98 to $4.50-
Men' I Bathing Suits Boys' Bathing Suits
$2.00t056.50 $2.00to$4.00
Bathing Bags Bathing Caps
- 50c 19c to 79¢
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SOUTH NORWALK
ed against Mr. Raleigh, who is a
noted illustrator.
Carl Snyder To Speak
At Lions-Kiwanis Lunch
A joint meeting of the Lions club
and the Kiwanis club will be held in
the Royal James. Thursday. Carl
Snyder. well-known financial expert
of New York. will speak. The sub.
Ject ot his talk will be business pros—
pects. together with the changes in
the business cycle.
STYLE HEADQUARTERS
For Men’s Footwear
The new blenched'tan calf oxfords.
black and tan. and the broguo oxford with wide square too are
all ready for your inspection.
Newest patterns in men‘s hosiery.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
SOUTH NORWALK
the featherweight oxford in
Phone
527
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SUMMER HOME NEEDS
Lawnmowers. wheelbarrow. oil cool: stoves, refrigerators, screen
doors, window screens. mops, brushes. garden hose. watering
cans. croquet sets, ice cream Ireewrs, clc.
as Washington Street
South Nor-walk, Conn.
The Square
Our tires and tubes—our
services too, are always on
the square.
Bring your tires to us for
vulcanizing.
McCOLLUM
or West Ave.
stration.
Folding Irene!
Herc’ s just what you have 0
wanted for years!
Come to the store or 9|“;\
’phonc for a free demon-
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by taking admin toge Q thisy
DO IT NOW, while this
unusual special offer holds
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WHY .
EVERY WOMAN
WANTS ONE
Fits in any kitchen. Takes only'
as much space as a sewing
machine.
Folds to size of aj
. kitchen chaur' when
not in use.
Rolls to any convert:
’ - lentrplace to iron—'1
. or into a closet when;
through.
‘ Any electric conveni-~
good. You’ll be thankful.
for years to come. >
But ACT New—'- for our
supply is limit‘ed;-Wc do
not want to disappoint
ience outlet furnishes -mj {
current for. the small -
motornndforhcat. (Ormaybe .
gas-heated .)
The open-end irons collars?
neckbands and rufles as well
as everything in the family
laundry. messes tremolo.
Themostexpcrthsndlaimdress‘
cannot excel the work done on
' the Thor.
It finishes a day’s ironing in
two hours, sitting down.
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