gm emu-cs whtdbled' tor tomor- . We mgr: the ex Rid Hunt fore at the club; wh on was ‘ ‘ discontinued at the death of Gerry fiow. who died trots an’ accident received in a game. will be resumed Maven no em exam- teemwhl play at Greenwich and the A second team at Foil-held. n O y I Andrew wateen and Mabel Elea- nor Bowee. both of Gienbroek. were married in the Dal-ion Methodist Episcopal church. Monday. It was a Quiet eaelr. and only relatives and » («m friends were present. Rev. Dr. H. M. Hancock. pastor or the church. performed the ceremony. L 0 O The 17-year-old truck of the No- rotenhneighte Engine company. No. 1. the first piece at motor-driven tire apparatus in Darien. is going to be , laced by a new tire eppatetus. e MMnltlon chemical and ‘ledder truck of the moat Improved type. .FRl§£lE’S A. J. Collins Co. to North a... Street, South Norwelk Phone 747 ,‘ commonsense Among the week-end arrivals at the Tchenehe ten. were Austen d annoys. winds, )dre. adhere.“ c. Perish end Mrs. George 8.; 8o'rey. all ct New Torr. city. The two children ct Mr. and use. Nathan 8'. Geomaohn anchoen. are visiting theirggunt. we George n..yonenAorMolyn street). Den- bury. « l O 8 The estate at Mrs. Henry 8. More. hence on «the Poet need will be tes- tive w oclore end alive with avio- vity attorncon end evening. tor the ladies of the Derien Congrega- tional church Aere ~~hcldlng their Wayside lair. The ladies in mm ct thewarzous tables booths are as follows; Mrs. Chi er. (tenor table: Miss Leeeem Modifiable: Mrs. George R. Smith. mysteries tor the children: Mrs. Slough .the..upper table: the Christian n'deevor ile- clety. the ectt drinks and ice cream. ’ O O t The new both houses at Pear Tree Point should be completed by the end or the Week“ All the work con- tinues as rapidly as it has been going lately. The ew'amp behind the'beech is being ill-led in end the new It" rangemente willbe e greet improve- ment over the conditions last year. 8 8 Policemen George Anvans‘. one o! the‘reoent edditiche to the Dorian police rem. has been dismissed iron the Stemtcrd hospital. where he had . been continew es the reeult ot a A mote ole accident a week ego. or motorcycle. 'driven by Rich- erd Merle. ct Greenwich. collided with Evane' machine. and both men were thrown to the ground. Evens .eppeared at court Monday night. slid wobbied about on a pair ct crutcher. Alto O 8 8 as. James Mc‘l‘ernen of New Haven: has signed a two year lease of the Gill house. part of the ole Donahue estate. in Darlen. The deal was handled by the real estate til-m cl Mrs. Gerritt south in Darieh'. . ,N ~. A deughter was born to Mrs. HI» rold B. one: of Old King‘s High- wey Tuesday morning in the Stern- ford hospital. . Rev ;.Gecrge A. Tuttie cl Breck- elde a ue. pastor ct the Derien (foundational church. will start on his annual vacation alter the serv- ices next Spinney. Rev. Tuttle expects to be away ebout two months. A W Meighsn. Prime Minister. O'l'l‘OWAt Ohteric. (AP) i—ARight Hon. Arthm- Meighen. conservative . leader was sworn in as Prime will. later or Canada at Government house Tuesday to succeed former .3;re e . minute King r ,. A r. M- 8: lo-g-Cllerlotte 8: ooé-Dlener music.- «es—issued seem. . 7: oo—Iynagogee Ill-vices: eddreee b! 88be Levineen; songs by the Rev. Hr. 8hicott. ' 7:80—Ueited States Army Band. kWh-The lhlnolel end the a in 1 Men. duo—Davie lexophcne Octette. moor—loans Troubadoure. iO:00-—“Neli'Gwynne.' by the WEAR Light Opera Company. ii-lt-—Ptlhe‘m Heath Orchestra. W dfl. NEW YORK—eds P. )1. 7: (id—Madison Concert Orchestra. 8: adv-Imperial Imps. 8:80—8. Mitch’s Concert Deuce u orchestra- 0:00-Mero Cane. Jules Sleinlaui'. plan 0 d uo; Pennsylvania . Quartet- 10:00—The Record Boys. 10:88—-—'Aetor Root Orchestra. P $688. NEW YORK—818. moo-button Geebee. . Bloc—Fees William's Orchestra. 7:15—8eeebell and news items. by the Herald Tribune. \VRNY, NEW KORE—8w. P. hi. dub—Protestant Circle. Rev. Rob- ert Grewrcrd Falconer. hon—Sport rays; . 7:10.—-—Ccmlneroiel Digest. hie—Ernest Lemmoreeux. tone. 7:80—“Cheoelng Cells and Con- densers." Joseph Liemowite. 7:18-6‘Kethryn Behnke. . Lullaby bary- Lady. ONO—Helene Rubinstein “Your ‘ Feoe” 8:15--Cherlce Ieaaceon'e Concert. 8: ail—Marcella Goon Ensemble. . lenlet. 9:15-- lehei ‘ Berroy. berytone. 10:004-Hamllton «String Quartet. P MWHN. NEW YORK-881. 7:00-7-Miitcn ,Meyor. pianist: thur J. Calace. violinist. 7:15—1llerlt Dalton. pianist. 7:80—Loeyl'e Lexington Theater organ recital. B:00-—“Yen’ie Yams. Boys." song's. sue—Clarence Willlatna'e Radio Trio. 8:00-Loew’e Theater Orchestra. 8:80—Loew’e Seventh Avenue con- cert. 10:oo-«-Reeelend Dance Orchestra. limo—genomic Brothere‘ Orches- re. 11:80-Silver Slipper Orchestra. P MWLWL. NEW YORK—288 8: 80--Hearthelde Harmonize". 8tlh-3-Ceetieten Instrumental Trio. allot—place Werren.»tenor. ‘ lash—Popular program. / 10. lB-Rose Ensemble. 1:0 loo-John Bellman. he! WEN. NEW YORK—878 «AMI 8:00-—-Diltle Dela Entertainers. s:to~—Jchn Von Aspe. tenor. his—learnt Henderson. sopanc. 8: 10-—-Rcth Trio. novelty instru— lnentei program. 8:80—Kebetnik'e Deuce Orchestra. P Mme NEW YORK—878 8. oo—v-Redlo Robe. popular ballode. Tryatrean. child ,Ar- pianist. 8:00 -— Madeleine Blickenedcrter, ~ ‘P.hl.. lab-Bob. Blake. dialect longs. Cue—Beauty talk..Ervln Weiss. 7:00—hta1eetic String Ensemble: Nerve Rumat. 7:i0——Judge 8e. uel D. Levy. ‘fi’er- eat and " lozoouFether Cecelle's hour: Portu- guese Milton. limo—Joe Dayle. limo—Connie's Inn. WNYO. NEW YORK—888 P. M. MOO—Piano selections, Neuman. hos—Market high epote. d:16-—Chrietopher Meehen. tenor. d: Bo—Elementary Spanish lessons. 7: 00-~Advanccd Spanish lessons. 7: ao-Police alarms. 7: lit—Trend ot the Times. 7:85—Haskoil Proper» saxophonist. duo—Baseball results. duo—"Color Blindness." Dr. 8'. H. Vlscteily. 8:80—Brooklyn Safety Council pro- gram; Brooklyn Edison. 0r- chcstra: glee club; addressee by Charles Barnett end l'lalph Jonas. 10:00-—-IA‘rederlclt Schiller. tenor: Ai- bert Place. bass; Harold Rough soloist: Joseph An- derson. soloist; ullet Sex- tct: Anne \Vcicott. piano solos. 10:30—l'cllcc alarms: weather. WMOA, NEW YORK—841 P. M. 6:30—Ernle Golden's Orchestra. 7 : ao—Teppen's Orchestra. 8:00—Derbrcok Male Quartet. 8 :80—~Meieter .Hcmestcadcre. Ozoo—hianiaroneck Night. 8:80—Woodmnnsten Orchestra. 10:00—Art Feidman, radio mimic. 10:15—Lenoy Monteeanto. tenor. 10:80-—8teuch's Orchestra. il:00—-Jeck Denny's Orchestra. 11 filo—Brighton Orchestra. .12100—McAlpln Entertainers. WRAP. N EW YORK—440 P. M. 6:30-—~Hoimcs String Ensemble. 7:10—Winllrcd Bauer. ”Plano Mes- terplecee." THO—News digest. 8:00—WHAP Madrigal Singers. duo—Hugh Adams. "Immigration . Restriction." 8:85-—Lllllan Fuchs. violinist: Me. rlon Kcner. soprano; Steel Jamison. tenor. ado—Hickman Price, once." 8:30—4Augusie Stetson. reading. lozoo—John Erb. organ recital. 10:15-8teel Jamison, tenor: Lillian Fuchs. violinist; Marlon Ke- ner. soprano: Dari Both- mann. barytone: Olivia Ro- bineorl. pianist. WBN 1’. NEW YORK—810 P. ill. 8:00--Ferewell' party to Clifford, and Herman Kobland. en- nouncers ct WBNY. enter- tained by artists and the on- tlre east at "The it“s-o'ncl‘l'l1 Monet" W03. NEWARK—405 Herman "Independ. .6: lea—J cause Jacob‘s Ensemble. 11-1: 45—3 1 Wathey. “Sports. " ‘ 7200—»Jecques Jacob's Ensemble. hallo-"Diving." Frank Dalton. 7:88-—-“Topics ot the Dry." 8:00—8. 8. Paris Orchestra. ESE—News bulletin. "' 9:08—1Arthur Pryor’a Band. suit—Monterrey Society Orchestra. 10:45+Monterey Concert Quintet. ' li:l$-—-—Ben Bernie's Orchestra. Schedule Shows Something Doing Every Hour Froi'n 5:30 A. M To 11 P. M. Crowded days or 17 and one-halt V busy hours will feature thistle weeks" stay or the. Connecticut Guards at Camp Tobyhanne. 1%. Captain Joseph W. Lockhart' 8n- nounced yesterday the schedule Tor the men at the Delaware Water Gap camp. They will-be busy trenrtlte sound of reveilic.-5:80 o'clocltln the morning. until the blast .ot’tepe et 11 p. m. The local unite. the Combat Train and Battery C.. leaving Nor lk July 8. will be sent under the acne! supervision of Captain Look- but end hie staff. The daily schedule allows hours ct rest inshe morning and afternoon. The or part or the evening will be The daily program enncuasu yesterdays, toliows: . _ Reveille, mo; march. , second reyellle‘. 5. to: use bf. 6:48: roses. 8: sick cell. 7; (first). 7*: assembly. 7:10. (aim: 7: to. recall. 11:80; ottlcere.1 first sergeant. 11: 45: races. v.18 league. 1: ‘drili (first). i; recoil ._ 11.230: peredg.:::.ee- notably. :18: retreet. ml: . :‘s: so: guard mount. ‘ ,. s: to: copper. 8:88 MERCHANTS 0F ‘ LIBERTY SQUARE HOLD BANQUET Hugh Sheivoy Sings and James Johnson Renders dimmers 0n the Banjo. The liberty Square Merchant's association held 8 banquet atthe Dorian Hence. East Not-walk. last evening. A regular full course shore dinner was served. Banjo selections were rendered by James Johnson. well known tire end supply dealer. They were Avery well received. Hugh Bhelvcy sang several solos. Among those present were: ornae Weisner. hitches! P. Dunne. Alphonse Cana- vcri. James Johnson. William Hen- ion. Hugh Shelvoy. Vincent Spencer. Charles Staples. Edward Shea. Pe- ter Vacat. Le Roy D. Downs. end Roy 1. Krouskup. OnHisWay The following list of werrenty deeds showing reels ‘ete transfer! was obtained from he once 07 Town Clerk Herbert ll. smith. ”ill morning:' Julie Rich to Alfred ureno. lot and buildings. Lexington a cutie. Sarah J. Kellogg to Fe nie de- cord lot Ridge axenue. Sarah M. Hawkins to Liwrence M. Tichenor. lot and buildinll. Bette piece. Cliitord 8. Lee end wire to Her- ace J. Lewis, lot. Fourth street. Frederick W. Thompson to John M. Glover. lot. Newton terrace. Annie L. Gregory ct ale. to Leon- ard Tuouoio. 10 erccs. Oaku'ood avenue. George Mitchell to Emil Schnei- der. lot. Main street and Muplewood terrace. Annie Dorsny to John J. Dorsey, lot and buildings. Stuart menus. Charlotte F. Jackson et ale. to Emma E. Dilwcrth. lot. Beltewood perk. Samuel J. Stewart to Theodore Olsen. lot and buildings. Harbor View Beach. A Samuel J. Stewart to Theodore Olsen. lot. Ciearvlew park. Clarence E. Bauer and wife to Annn‘B. Wakcmen, lot and build- ings. Ward street. David J Albrecht ct his to Paul Farkas and wile. 8 lots, Fahvlcw‘ park. Mary E. Ryan ct. his. to John C. Smith and wife, lot and buildings. Elm street. William Wright to Howard J. Wright et nia. lot and buildings, Bell Island. Charles C. Haas to Robert M. Tenny. lot, Roosevelt street. Ellsworth P. Waters to Vida H. Francis. lot. East Norwnik. Isabella Scnholm to Marguerite C. Spnuldlng. lot and buildings. Burt- lctt avenue. Mary A. Barclay to Edward F. McGowan, lot, Rownyton. Joseph Marrolto to Joseph Mon- orchio et nl., lot. Harbor View park. Robert M. Tenny to Charles C. Hans, lot. Pershing street. Meeting Soon To Form Harbor Vicw’s Fire Fighting Contingent It has been announced that a. meeting for the formation of n Harbor Wow Fire department will be held this week. the one whlrn was scT‘eduied for last week hav- ing been postponed because of the M number of people who re~ ported. it is hoped that drills will be conducted so that a sufficient number of volunteers may be train- ed to operate the apparatus in case of emergency. The apparatus is in~ stalled in the small annex at the rbeck or the club house. A, Raleigh paper speaks of Jules Verne’s masterpiece. “Around the ' World in Thirty Days." It must be. cditlcne.-—Detrolt- one of the later News. Amulsmn & HYATT co. “Norwslk’s Leading Dry Goods Store” WALL ST. NORWALI Herman “Art” Dolls A New Line of Hartman Mame Dolls $1.00—$l.25-—$1.35——$1.98—$5.00 ' PURE, NATURAL ICE THAT WILL PROVE BEST A FOR ALL USES — OUR SERVICE WILL APPEAL , AND OUR PRICES. TOO. F. HAIN n-clght Yard. Foot cl Ann BL, 80. 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