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Till rein alter-
” caused miniature lebss to form
side of Roweyton‘ eve-
tilt drill store «we to
the former heoit and ladder build-
ing. automobiles are continually
driving up and parking in front ei
the post once and stores there and
pessers-by were splashed with mud
and water. _
Attention has been called to this
nuisance before. but nothing has
been done to improVe matters. It
has been suseeetcd that if a catch
basin were placed on the west side
of the street the water would be
carried away. . . .
Members of the Methodist Sunday
school and their friends have been
invited to en a moonlight sell.
weather perm ttlng. this evening.
The sloop "Lillian" and the motor
boat "Lloyd" will take all those de-
siring to go. from the former w. I
Stevens pier. at a o’clock.
O O O
-—-8wim Reps. Durable yet attrac-
tive at Allen'uDrug store—Adv.
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From McKinley street‘down High-
land "avenue. through dammis street
to Bluff avenue roads have been oil-
ed and sanded by the Norwelk street
departman
O O 0
Mrs. Jesse Jarvis was hostess to
the members of the Ladies' Aid so-
ciety of the Roweyton Baptist
church yesterday at her home on
Highland avenue. A delicious lunch-
eon consisting of cold hem. scallop-
ed potatoes. cabbage salad. scones.
fruit gelatine with whipped cream.
layer cake, tea and codes. was
served to the guests.
“Although not all of the “rainy
day" bags have been returned as
yet. those opened yesterday contain-
ed over $14. The ladies will hold
their annual picnic at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Ambler on Witch lane.
Wednesday. They are also planning
to hold a. cake sale.
Mrs. Jervie' guests included: Mrs.
Clement, D. Albrecht. president;
Mrs. Eugene Ambler. Mrs. H. Gilli-
land. Mrs. Mary lmdson. Mrs. How-
ard E. Evory. Mrs. John Sniffen.
' Mrs. Nettie Rsymond. Mrs. Frank-
lin Lynch. Mrs. Frederick Holbert.
Mrs. Henry Sherlock. Mrs. Catherine
Econeld. Mrs. Henrietta Griifon. Mrs
Victor Beeliae. Mrs. Joseph atabell
and Mrs. Frederick Stabeli.
The study of the missionary book
“Moslem Women." by Dr. Zwemer »
will be taken up, this evening at the
which
will be held at the Baptist church.
1. '~ 3'.
Edmund Vreelend. Logan piece.
who is a student at it. Stevens col-
lege. at Anendele-onothe-Hudson.
“has taken a position with the J. B.
Rnymbnd ice company. .
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-Fresh fish every Friday at the
Boweyton Meat Marketa—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brush
and children of Larchmont Gardens,
who have been living in the "Blue
Bird" cottage. owned by Charles
Briggs. he‘Ve moved into the Dor-
rsnce house, Rowyton avenue.
. v e e -
Mrs. Hillard Albrecht and son.
who have been spending several
weeks in Brooklyn. have returned to
their home on Raymond street.
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Mrs. Frank. Reap entertained a
number of friends at bridge in her
home. on Logan street. yesterday.
The,following made the trip from
Montcleir. N. J.. in two automobiles:
Mrs. Roadrunners. Mrs. Robert
.Kugler. Mrs. C. David Darrell. Mrs.
Norris'w. Vreelend end Mrs. George
Arsken. VMr. Vreelsnd' and son.‘
Norris will arrive at Mrs. Reep's
home. Saturday to spend Sunday.
Many‘New Books Have. ‘
Been“ ”doth Shelves
Of 8. Norwalk Library
9 New booksvrece‘ntly added to the
shelves of the South Norwelk pub-
llc library follow:
Non onl'ietfon.
Muhammad the prophet. M. M.
All. (gift).
Dean Briggs ggs, 3. W. Brow. ,
t A modernist end his creed. E. M.
Chapman.
. Microbe} hunters. Biographies of
scientists. P. H. De Kruif.
Getting together: fun for parties
of every size. Edna Geister.
Aft immigrant in Japan: Social life
and customs. Theodete Geoffrey.
. The Tide. H. A. Manor.
in“ comparative religion and the re—
ef the future. A. W. Martin.
Conquest of disease. history of“
medium, DIM m.
'tNeweommonsenpeinthehouse-
holdfiferr V. Tet-hues.
Fiction.
splendour of Ads. 1.. A. Book.
Judge men. noise Berger.
gr: Mantis. of mesouerue. II. If
Emery.
Ainerenth club, J. I. Fletcher.
The number one been). '1‘. roots. .
Addi‘as Jud Charles
B.Dene By wh‘ei'i‘!
Festival At Methodist
Church Tomorrow.
m
rhe graduation mrcises bi‘tns
medley Junior nigh school. Noro-
ten. were held in the auditorium of
the hoyle stnool. Derien. last night;
witnessed by parents end friend's of
the pupils. Diplomas were given to
fiftysboys and sirll. ll. es lraduates
of the «academic course. end it as
graduates of the commercial course.
Judge Charles Estes Dene made
the address to the graduates. end
Rev..Dr. George, R. Montgomery.
pastor of the Noroton Presbyterian
church. pronounced the benediction.
The, H. J. H. Boys’ Glee club and
the Junior High Trio rendered sev-
eral musical selections.
The progremof the exercises is as
follows:
Musical Selection. . . ."Slmple Avue”
Junior High Trio. . . . . .Louise Carter
of. Narenka Moors
’ Lois Raymond
Invocation. .Rev. Dr. Floyd 3. Beach
Bong. . . . . . . . . . "0n Wings of Music"
H. J. H. Glrls' Glee Club
Class History.............
Written by Dorothy McBrien
Read by Lois Raymond
Address to Graduates. . . . . .
Charles Bates Dene
Song. . . . . . . . . . . . .“Boldiers chorus"
H. J. H. Boys' Glee Club
Presentation of Certificates.
Mr. E. B. Hindley
Class Song. . . . . . . .Greduatlng Class
Words by Jeannette Macomber
Musical Selection. .Junior High Trio
Benediction
Rev. Dr. Geo. R. Montgomery
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Those in charge of booths at the
strawberry festival and fair which
will be given tomorrow afternoon
end evening under thVMnt auspices
of the Triangle club and the La-
diee' Aid society of the Derien M.
E. church. on the church grounds.
are as follows: Mrs. Fred Nelson.
cake end pies; Mrs. I. w. Lowndes.
strawberry sundses; Mrs. B. c.
Litchfield. strawberry short cake:
Mrs. Robert Smith. home made can-
dy; Mrs. Arthur Gartrell table of
reed baskets end trays: Mrs. Robert
Seymore. an orange tree for the
children: Be‘y Litchfield and M d
Woodmen in charge of a lend
well: Fred Nelson end Arthur Ger-
trcll. hot dogs: Louis end Lester
Holloway. knocking down the baby
dolls. and Robert Smith. tickets.
There will be music and eniertein-
meht under the direction of Mr. end
Mrs. Harry Amend.
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The mid-week service at the
Derien M. E. church lest night was
the occasion of the first quarterly
conference. Dr‘. H. H. Beattys, of
Stamford. district superintendent.
was present end gave the eddrel.
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There was no‘ mid-week prayer
meeting at the Derien Congregation-
al church last evening, due to the
occasion of the graduating exercises
at the H. J. IL. which were sched-
uled for the same time. I
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The.Wednesdey evening service of
the Noroton Presbyterian church was
held at the home of Mr. John 0.
Lee. '
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There will be a special meeting of
the Women‘s Guild of St. Luke's
church in Noroton
ernoon at 8:00 p. m.
. e e e
Today is the last day that the
sealed bids for the paving of 100
feet of Mansfield avenue at the in-
tersection of the Postroed will be
received by dupe tendent of
Highways. Charles P.‘ umpt.
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The first scheduled dinner to be
held by the Tokeneke club will be
given in 3“ club house this evening.
0 0
seult on Morris O'Donnell of Col-
ionders Point. Mathew St. Charles
of Stamford was arrested at '3 a. m..
this morning by Sergeant Terry
appear in court Monday night.
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week by the ever vigilant Derien po-
lice force was made by Policemen
e. in. He summoned‘
Turneuist. a Common street lingo
ccurtvhfonday night on a c
breaking the speed law.
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thin 1ft-
For breechvof the peace and'ss- ‘
Lambert of the Derien police face. ,
St. Charles is held under bond to , ,
The third arrest for speeding this
Standing yeoterdey morning at lo
D
ham. Mass. to appear in the Derien 5;"
been accept.
former vice
to new.“ acting president
w. Frank Iowans is vice-
prseident. A meeting of mi trustees
of the club willhe held tomorrow
evening. when thep president will be
turdsy the emolel opening of
the club will be he! with a dance.
The Melody Boys ll furnish the
music. As yet no orchestra has been
decidsi upon for the season. The
dues of the club for this year have
been raised no.
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Mr. end Mrs. William cchmedllng
and children. wno have summered
at til it for the pest few years
t be anion. the visitors this
yehr. but will spend the summer in
t ir recently purchased home in
rchniont, N. Y.
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- George lohiichting, popular pro-
prietor of the Hickory Bluff store.
declares as do ell concessionelres at
. too he“
thsarstreelhishiidesn
eenzeneceusryrepsirs
of days-
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Gallagher- end
deughtere of Brooklyn are expected
to arrive at their home on lmith's
Lane aslsoon as the schools in New
York close.
Q 0 0
There ares seveml beautiful flower
and vegetable gardens on the island.
two of which are owned by Edmund
C. Browne at the entrance to the
island sndDr. Alvin L. dchmoeger
at the corner of North avenue and
Bummit‘evenue. which with its many
various colored flowers in bloom. is
a decided addition to the beauty of
the island.
, O O 0
Mr. end Mrs. Hans Gloetsner had
as their dinner guests recently. Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Schwarts e‘d Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Jsrbce.
G O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes and
son. Malcolm, of New York city.
0 p e n e d their cottage. “Meadow
View”. near Roton avenue, Saturday.
for the summer.
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FAME—(AP) Either the French
are reading more newspapers end
fewer books. or gradually giving up
the resding-at-home habit, if the da-
ures of Frenoe's eighty-two munici-
pal libraries are any fair indlcetlohb.
These institutions losned 1.85M”
volumes last year. s decrease of to.-
us over less. The number 6! her-
rowed books has been diminishing
since ”to.
A Paris publisher heo made this
stipulation in the sele of certain of
his books: "This book must not be
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TRAM&
Lsdies’ Bathing Suits,
$2.98 to $9.00
Men’s Bathing Suits
82.0010 “.50
Bethir‘igclsgs
'Hisses'Ia
$2.98 to .50
Boys' Bathing Suits
$2.00 to $4.00
Bathing Caps
19c to 79¢
A'l'l' C0.
Suits
hired out for reading before June 1.
1927. except by- arrangement with
the publisher. Any infringement of
this clause. will be prosecuted. "
This departure is a result of the
movement to obtain some return for
the author whose books are let out
by libraries end other book-lending
agencies.
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WOMEN’S STORE
Opening Days of Our New Infallis’
Fand Children’s Department on
the Second Floor
Mothers of wee babies and little youngsters will be delighted with the
new department just opened. We know that making baby comfor-
table is a most important duty of every mother.
baby's underwear is the most vital factor in insuring comfort.
And choosing the
Much thought, study and care has been given to select for Mothers only
the garments that insure comfort. Come' in and let us show you the var-
ious makes, kinds and styles, and tell you about them.
Special Values in our Fascinating
Baby’s Department
“Vania" Vests
of silk, wool and cotton
mixture. Non-shrill k-
able. Side tie, no pins
or buttons. 6 mos. to
3 years.
Special at 85c
“Vents" Bands
of silk and wool. Made
with side and front tabs.
6 mos. to 8 years.
Special stSSd
nil.
Fluffy, downy. blankets
for baby. In white with
pink or blue patterns.
Special at 89c
Hendgsade Baby
Dresses
of sheer batiste, prettily
trimmed with tin y
tucks, dainty lace, hem-
stitching or embroidery,
mos. to 2 years.
Special at $1.50
lnfants’ Kimonos
Gertrudes and Gowns
of light, summer-weight
flannelette. Finis h e d
with shell of white, pink
or blue.
Special at 89¢
$1
girl could wish for.
Three Groups of Pauly“ Frocks
specially priced at
$1.505 $1.95
Little daughter, two-to-six must have many frocks
to wear out of doors on warm summ
voiles, dimitye, figured batiste. stur y chambrays
and fasheen cloth fashion these adorable parity
frocks. Every pretty style and color that any little
aye. Sheer
All frocks‘ in these three groups are very special
values offered for Opening Days.
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PURE, NATURAL ICE THAT WILL PROVE KIT
FOR ALL USE! — OUR SERVICE WILL APPEAL
AND OUR PRICES. TOO. v t
F. HAIN
985 Freight rm. root of Ann at. so. Norwalk
Special Valuesjn Our m... Corset Dept. l
now located on the Second Floor
Lalletista Girdle:
$3.45,
Value $5
Lovely model of peach
color brocade and elas-
tic designed to create
the smart, slim' hipped
glihouette. Sizes 26 to
Vogue Brasiieres
$1
Value 31.80
Perfect fitting, comfort-
able garment of rayon
stripe material, side
fastening end with one
set of garters on front.
Sizes 32 to 48.
Vogue __Brassiel'esl
59c
Value 898
Excellent models, side
or back fastening. Made
with elastic gorse at
sides. Sizes 82 to 48.
Negligees and Kimonos Specially Priced
To introduce our new, separate department for Negligees and Kimonos J
located on the Second Floor we are featuring special values for Opening Days.
Kimoms and
Negligpei $5.95 A
A lovely showing of
lace timed and tailor-
ed models in coat and
side tie eff.‘ects Beaut-
.ifulfiguredsilk and cat-
need rayon in all
boudolr shades. New-
V sleeve tretinents end.
mumgdhfimxfiu on
gift in e sizes.
welulymsde and cut full '
Crops ‘
; '82i98
' Cool. practical kimones.
especially nice. for vaca-
tion or travel. Of fine
Boxioom and Jackson-
ette crepe. Tuxedo col-
lar and cuffs of con-
trasting color, or with
novelty ombre trim-
rating. Choice of rose,
copen. orchid, light blue
and pink.
Silk Negligees
$8. 95 '
Fashioned of heavy
crepe do chine on mart
coat style with milling
around neck and hem.
linc. Araot’hermtmodel
with Til! e do he.
side tie, fast-
trimming,
aw“ .. ..
blue'sndo‘plnk. light
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