”Southern Connecticut Had
A P lul Revere of its Own
1 Interesting B
(
. from Watertown, Mass. to the Con-
?ertiiviot it be known that this morn-
glng'before break of day a brigade
V the like of which Bisseil never oven
Whattlo without even unhitching it.
7 - . HERE i' no“ "1 ”While “‘1' 2 Benjamin Thomas. Mrs. L. M. Waite,
V tissue. No laundry. No embar-
...«
flout stores simply by saying
' risk. In fairness to yourself, try it.
anaemia .. .24
ET FR” ‘ THE ' WOMEN or NORWXLE
frnui'isnnv, JUL 1. ms
The southern Connecticut had a
Paul Revere of its own. is the in-
(creating bit of history dug up dur-
ing th's pastfew days by the mom‘-
bars of the committee working in
connection with the historical page.
.ant to be given under the auspices
of tho‘NorwaJk Republican Women's
Association. July a: tit Sunset Hill,
East avenue.
According to the information:
, On April 22. 1776. Israel Bisscl. of
East Windsor, Conn., on his way
tinentai Congress at Philadelphia
‘rode .through Milford, Stratford.
Fairneld. Baugatuck Bridge. Norwalk
and Stamford shouting ,"To Arms!
. To Arms!- The {was has begun!" In
lilach town he read the following
message: '
. "Po all friends of American lib-
consisting,“ about.1,000 or 1.200
men'landed at Phio's farm at Cam-
bridge” and marched to Lexington.
hwhere they found a company of our
colony mailiis, in~arms. upon whom
they fired without provocation and
"killed six men and wounded four
others. By an express from Boston
we find that another brigade is now
'on their march from Boston sup-
yosod to be 1.000. The bearer, Israel
.Iiusl. is charged with alarming the
‘ country quite to Connecticut. and all
persons are desired to furnish him
'with fresh horses as needed."
' Blmil was one of the post riders
between Boston and New York and
had many times carried peaceful
mCssages over the route. knewn here-
abouta as the post road. now maca-
damlsed and swarming with traffic,
dreamed of. He was seiecte a
‘ known patriot and because h w
“the roads and the people.
[Near Putnam. Bisseli met Israel
Putnam who. working in the fields
on his farm in Ponifrot. had left
his plough at the first word of the
At Worcester his horse fcil dead.
1 Blue" arrived at Philadelphia on
April. 24. he had ridden on horses
345 miles with This call "to arms" in
“Von days. Blflell had no Longfel-
-low,.to send his name down to pos-
terity in rhymed couplets and his
Of Historical—Information Is D'i Up
In. Connection With the Big Pageant To Be iven
By Republican Women’s Association July 9.
O
‘ .
Chairman
MRS. Mamas muss
A strawberry and ice cream festi-
val was enjoyed last evening by
Iiicinbers and friends of the Douglas
Fowler Women‘s l‘tcllef Corp, on
the lawn of the home of Mrs. Jennie
Finch of 30 Monroe street.
Mrs. Martha Wilcox served as
chairman for the occasion.
Mrs. Annie Barker had charge of
the apron fable. Mrs. Adele Singer-
wnid sold icc cream and strawber-
riqs and Mrs. Jennie Finch managed
the variety table. and Mrs. Martha
Wilcox had charge of tho sale of
cake.
The aiTair started at 7 p. in. and
ended at ll.
Tomorrow evening the organiza-
tion will hold a meeting at l". (l. S.
of A. linll when the initiation of a
new member will take place. All
members are urged to be present. A
supper will be served after the
meeting.
l
general histories of the United
States. He will again ride his jour-
ney :it the historical pagcniit.
.Tho womt-n of tho iliird ward are.
most activc in doing their share to
make the pageant a big ,auccess.
They are in charge of the booth
_ .. Women
T]
.- gienic pad that discards
easily as tissue -- no
laundry
.- , ,aank .
‘ESCialceforthisncwhyv i
'Mrs. H. Sperry. Mrs. Thursn Bur-
lo be devoted to fancy and electric
goods. and under the cfllcicnt flircc.
iion of‘ilic chairman, Mrs. Iienry
Harri?) 21 First street, are rapidly]
“Oil‘lplt‘lllls‘ arrangements. Those on
Mrs. linrris' committee include: Mrs.
Stephen Jarvis, Mrs. Leslie Gorhani.
Iium. Mrs. Stewart Marshall, Mrs.
’Pcrcy Morgan. Mrs. Conrad Frey.
Mrs. Robert Joselofl'. Mrs. George
‘ censor to the old-time "sanitary i
sped." A new way that ofiers far i
greater protection. A way that ends ;
the old problem of disposal. i
- {Eight in 10 better-c3“ women l
now use "KOTEX." .
lscards as easily as a piece of
rassmeat. . ,t .
five times as absorbent
.usry cotton pads.
_5'=’Deodorizes, thus ending ALL
{danger of ofiending. .
‘ Obtainable at all drug and depart-
: ordi-
‘IXOTEXJ' You ask for it without
”italics.
. 1Package of 12 costs only a few
cents._ Proves old ways a needless
ly with navy blue.
Iiigham. Mrs. Philip Jakob. Mrs.
Fred Lovcjoy. Mrs. (f. F. Fudge. Mrs.
Mrs. I: North. Mrs. H. M. Suginii.
Mrs. Harry sterling. Mrs. Jennie
Marvin. Mrs. l-‘rnnklyn (i. Brawn.
Kuhncr. Mrs. J. L. Alien .Miss Orric
Mrs. L‘ills Howard and Mrs. Cramer
Ilegcman.
Quittner--Greenberg
Joseph Quittncr. formerly of this
city, will be wed to Miss Rose Doris
Grecnberg of New York city in New
York July 4.
Mr. tluiitner is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Quittner who \vcre
former residents of Norwalk. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Grocnberg of 698 West. End
avenue.
The groom. who lives at the same
address. is a theatrical manager.
‘he wedding will take place at the
home of the bride on West End ave-
nue. _‘
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Black and Pink.
Black chiffon and pink satin or
pink chiffon is one of the nfost de-
pendable combinations of this sca~
sou. Pink is also used very cffcctii‘e-
i;
,.
stars.
. .
or i'm
a“ V
- , Mere-beautifakm
moved. easily
Visit our store and
ass for yourself. ‘
sanitar more economical.
I. ‘ . cleaned. Designed
. hamooisswith early American. as
i . well as more modern periods.
3.
la
- amateurish:
L
“mg—L...— M~._ ..:‘—..
name is not even mentioned in most
' 'FETHEL
~
0
One Hundred Present
At Lawn Party Held
By King’s Daughters
The Mizpah circle or the South
Nora-all: Baptist church boasts of
having one hundred attendance at
the lawn party, held on the church
grounds. yesterday. ltvproied to be
successful. '
Cake. ice cream, strawberries,
aprons. candy and fancy articles
were for sale, '
Mrs. Clarence Miller was chair-
man for the occasion. \vhile Mrs. M.
howc. Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Edward.
Mrs. ClinriesAVickc. Mrs. John lio-
gnrdus. Mrs. II. W. Fuller and Mrs.
Lester Mallory were on the commit-
ice.
Miss Lillian Field
Hostess For Members
Of The B. R. Club
Miss Lillian Field of 45 Lincoln
avenue entertained at a party last
evening. at her home. for members
of the R. It. club. There was radio
music for dancing. and ice cream.
cake and punch wero._scrv'cd.
Miss lt‘icld leaves Saturd
Northport. 1.. I.. where she w
relatives.
The next rcguini meeting of the
B. 11. club will be held Tuesday. July
:30. at. the home of Rowland A.
Schwebel, 11 Reed street.
Special Meeting Of’
Old Well Commandery
To Plan For Festival
A special meeting of the enter-
tainment committee of the Old Well
Commondery. No. 956 L’. O. G. C.
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Martha Wilcox. 124 Washington
street Saturday night at 8 o'clock.
The committee will plan for an ice
cream and strawberry festival. a
, A class of nine candidates will be
initiated in the lodge July 13.
wOirls’ Friendly
A meeting of the Girls' Friendly
society of Trinity church will be held
tonight at the home of Mrs. William
A..McI’horson of 41 Fifth street.
for
visit
“1
French Inspiration.
Diamond shoulder straps give a
formal air to a. very simple evening
fgock of layers of rose colored chif-
fon. ‘ ‘,
Give Color Contrast.
An attractive new overblouse in
horizontal stripes has square - arm-
holcs and is worn over a straight-
llne sport frock.
sm- Perfeet Laundry
The ideal ironing. board is covered
first with a. thlekpad. then with cot-
‘ton tightly and smoothly stretched.-
ore‘ ilurabie,‘ more.
Easily~
to‘
“$53:
CHEDREN’S SOCKS.
Balance of the season’s best.
39;;
to close at, pair . .
The N. E. Ryan C0
~ ' so wasantoros or.
soars noun
4. ..
>50c’ and 59c values, .
L . . l .
a « :
Graduation Gifts
or midway
Wedding Gifts
Something Digerati
--.-
l Frank Lauder... .
to Washington sate“
loath lorwalk . '
IIIII .' ‘ E.”- . i - . ‘i‘l
. a "birthday. cake"
pretensd or closing in fronttin the
conventional manner. but are open.
w
A
.. PAllliiin
_ Pam?
INSTALLATION OF
The Past Matrona’ Association of
the tiiphir Chapter. Order of lhc
Eastern Sitar. held an installation of
officers Tuesday night at illi" homt‘
of Mrs. Laura l'icncdict on East
mouuc.
Officers included:
e————
Tuesday evening in honor oi l'hliip’
Wchle of 4 Maple street. who today
enters West Point.
There was a supper on the bunch
of the Pine Point Catholic club. fol»
lowed by dancing at Roton Point.
Those present were:_ Miss Edith
PAST MATRONS’ ASSOCIATION HOLDS
PHILIP WEHLE ENTERTAINED A‘T‘'i'i'Ialic‘Jn~
PARTY BEFORE LEAVING FOR wssr POINT
llt‘raiik J. \Vill't'l.
I
EVERY
brow;
‘ clemency"
OFFICERS; THE SLATE
——
Marjorie. Jennings. chaplain.
Mrs. l‘:lilillll St. John. wurdvr.
Mrs. .liisiim- tlriilin. lust-um“.
Miss ‘lf'lt‘il l"im~li. sci ll tui'y.
Mrs. Anna lluwsou treasurer.
Mrs. Frank J. Ward of 8 Elm Dyrnus. Miss Leona Ward, Mia-'3 “11- E chub-m. u oi
gin-pa entertained at 5 beach pmlty‘cn Cannon. Miss l-Iii-nuor t‘uiupln ll. 1 llllllt'l'. 'i'lxl (llllill'tll niurm d. iii-rd
Miss Margaret Smiley. Miss 1min lie.
Hogan. Miss Constance Scuuinn.
l‘hilip Wehlc. I‘aul ltlurdnn. Mmk.
\\'lllium‘»
Donahue.
ti'lteiily,
Dunn of New
Dunn of New
lidgsr IIOllilt'.
Charles Iio:~'r‘lli". i-‘ruiil;
York viii; Mrs. 1'.
lurk city and Mrs.
OPPORTUNITY CIRCLE
The Opportunity circle. of the.
King's Daughters entertained a for~;
mer leader, Miss Belle Deane. for-.
of the season. held at 'lho’ homo of.
Mrs. William F. noaupain of s La-
fayette circle. yesterday afternoon.
It was decided that the circle
would send a gailon.of lco crciim lo
the Day nursery next week. ,4"
ENTERTAINS
Al. the lli'hl Intciing “lili‘ll will he
held So‘pti‘iubvr l. u pimutom colic
solo ivill take place. The. meetings
mcrly of this city. and now residiiigzwlil be held llicreulici‘ on the iii-st 1 Mid. Sl'Oi‘ln‘fi "tr" “'5'” ““5 .
in Grade", N. J.) at in lull. nicellngichnggday of mph Iliuulli ll‘lSli'iltll l.:I\\'l'<~il(‘u P.i.it:iilrc of New \ork.
of the last.
Among the iiimubcrs prnscui were;
il'iillJL’" :1an the t-ouplc iiicii tli'lHilI-E
Mrs. William l-‘. lit".’llil'i:llll. Mrs.
James Scelcy. Miss llriie dloanc.
Miss Abby 'l‘uttlc and Mrs. James
Walsh.
PICNIC TO ROTON ;
The children of the Winnipauk;
school celebrated the final closing
for the summer. by a picnic. held
at Roton I‘olnt yesterday. l25 took
part. including parents. teachers and
friends. The. outing was arranged
and handled capabiy by the Moth-
ers‘ club of Winnipauk. Generous
donations from friends aided the
success of the affair.
The children left early in the
morning under the supervision of
mothers and teachers. who obliginc-
ly acted as chaperones for the or.
casion, in special ears. They spent
the morning enjoying the park's
various amusements. At noon a‘ dc.
TODAY’S RECIPE
* Vegetable Relish
Two cups minced new cabbage, 1-:
cup grated raw armpit! green sweet
pepper, 1-2' cup minced celery. I
tablespoon sugar. 1-2 teaspoon salt.
1~s teaspoon pepper. 1.2 cup' scald-
ing vinegar. i tablespoons lemon
Juice. .
Combine veget‘bles with salt.
pepper and sugar.
gar. cOvcr‘and let stand until cold.
Add lemon juice and chili. Serve in
halves of lemon shells. I
These lemon cups make anat-
tractlve garnish for a. meat dish and
should be .sdrved on the dinner
plate with the meat and potato!
Thereby saving a'saiad course and 5
plate! '
l
. July Fulfill Party 1
Bet-have the children want- a
Fan of July party. Make it; on
One Sam birthday party. Invita-
tions m be written inside folded
water co flags. Decorate with,
rosettes‘.*and hunting of special 1’
Fourth of July decorating paper. .
Guests can find partners for games .
by matching broken colored can- ;
dies. Blue dishe oi special paper
dailies on a w a cloth could do-
corate the table with [centerpiece of
mode from a
whitemaper covered round box from
which red ribbonslead to tit-v place
cards and favors at each plate. BAI-
shaped undr‘ches. flat cakes and ‘
leecrsarn. and red and white can-
dles make an. appropriate light
menus. l .
__————-————-h——
A Wing Style. r
. ...____. .
Many. of’the‘ne'sr ooats make no
Tuxedo effect. and heldJn plac‘e by. a
.. -'~’.U .F.’ .‘
imwm’mmz
Pour over fine. .
WINNIPAUK SCHOOL CHILDREN ENJOY
MOTHERS’ CLUB GOES
lighiful lunch was scru‘tl. consisting
of plenty of sandwiches. (-nkc. lcc>
cream and fruit. also St‘l'Vt'd bygllic
mothers and lt‘ut'llt‘l'fi in the. grove.
After exhausting lloidn's pit-us-
ures the children once more hoard-
cd the cars for home. with a unim-
boom; and large vote of thanks i
the efficient committee which iii-
cluded: Miss liditii lliciirlulc. Miss
Amy \Vced. Miss Madeline Prelidcr-
gust, Mrs. Andrew lientli. Mrs; Ar-
tiiur (,‘lilttiiu. Mrs. ii. l-‘ricdlnndcr.
\
Mrs. John Merrlmuu Mrs. l-‘rcdcrick
lloclscher. Mrs. ('.‘luytou Loudcn.
Mrs. P. t". Barrett. Mrs. Frank
Smith. Mrs. Walter Kern. Mrs. Wil-
lis. and Miss Margaret Ciiitiini.
Made By Hand.
An attractive model for sumni‘er
sport wear is of white crepe de chine
with a. double pleated JflliDi. in front
and a pleated section in the front of
the skirt. ' ~
._..__ __._-_.._'*
Gorgeous Apparel.
Early showings of fall modes enu-
r -
Pphasiz’o the use of printed and b
ended velvets, banded with fur.
coat style. is popular.
All In One Color.
Some of the very smartest of chif-
fon and satin evening frocks have
girdles of velvet. a shade or so deep-
er in value than the frock.
The
Serve With Beef
Horse radish. mushrooms. apple
jelly or Yorkshire pudding may DH
servedr very acceptably with roast
beef.
Terrifying Symptoms Of
High Blood Pr: ssure
Do you stiffer from headaches or
dizzy spells? Do you ever feel her-
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a feeling of fulness in your head or
chest? Do you find it hard to con-
centratc? Any or all of these symp.
toms indicates there is something
wrong—that you are a victim of
High Blood P are—that your
health. perhaps r ry life is at
stake. Don't lose aifimdnt. You
can secure immediate d permanent
relief with Tenao. the marvelous for-
mula of a famous ‘specialistr-in use
for over 10 years. Tenso contains no
narcotics or harmful drugs-is abso-
lutely safe to take—and is guaran-
teed to give complete satisfaction. or
your money refunded. it can be
bought at these good drug stores:
Harold A. Mead. The Plaistcd Drug
. 99's ,flmagfifharglesyuflvs :
l
Mrs. Laura limicdli-l. president. I
Mrs. .‘luric l‘iizi r. i'iw- |li‘i‘.‘~'ltll'ill.l'
i
of lfiti til'r'v'rovk
WOMAN KNOll’S
i
Pinm'hlc And Bingo
Enjoyed At Pride
Of Ulicas Card ’urty
Sis tables of lilllUl‘llltJ and li‘.(llly-
flu: players bingo
evening at the curd party held at
Red MI It's hull. Washington sn-ri,’
oi L’llJtilt‘ll the
given ‘I,\' lho Pride of l'ncas lodge?
Many prizccs \wit: uuui'dm lo the
“innors.
.‘tilr‘r the games. rvi’i'csiumuis of
soda and (fulfil \‘t‘ro sci-\i-d.
Mrs. Siiilo M c served (In clinii-
man. and Mrs. Pi'l'i')’ t'olc. Miss Mil-
drcd L’tzinger and Miss linn‘ict
i'w‘nker were on the couimiilw. .
_.. _ -- “w..-” .- |
Five New Members
Are Initiated Into
Berkeley Chapter
1"in new nicmbris were initiated '
into the Ilcrkclcy clmpicr of the
Eastern Star at thn: last m-r'ing of
ill! season held last evening.
The new nicnibci‘s fll‘t'Z .‘lis. liiilli
Johnson. llricu Saunders. l-Llimbetii
Saunders. Mrs. Minnie Carr and
William lligbcv.
'l‘ivciily-iivt: members of the Mun-
nusro Chapter of liidgeficld ucre
pitst-ni.
After the meeting. rcfrcshmcnis
\‘if'l‘C enjoyed.
class or use stance inc. 1N2 l
Grace Church Holds
Annual Sunday School
Picnic At Roton
'l‘lic :uuuuul Siiilililb' Mllulil pit-inc
Hi liiilti' (‘lilil't'll “us lil‘ltl imluy :uL
Tilolou l'nhil. Til" party li-l't Nor.
|\\.i|l. mriy this morning .«n-l .‘~'|u'll[
lll|‘ (luv rhyming llll’ \.Ilitlll.‘i lllllil3»t"-
illt"|il:~4 oi llll‘ purk.
Herbert (J. i'nliurd “us in (lung!
1 the :zrni-rul 'lll‘l'flllxv'lllt‘lll" of
‘iliv ouiilltt. .‘liiil Ali‘s. .lolin .‘ll'l'l‘lliliill
l.lll(l Mrs. Sl~plinu ilnliiiis \\t‘l‘t‘ m...
llif‘ lllllt'lit“l'il tom-
Ill
but livppy, luiv this :ii'ilIuo-ui,
l
Weiss-Shannon
I MI-w- \Illdl‘t d Shuunm'. the dumb-
‘iv‘r of “F. and .\lr:., .Iuiurs Fiiuimon.
strccl, Slumftu'll.
\‘.l.‘< nmrrird yrsicidu' to (‘Ii.ulc.~< ii.
id. “Russ. son of and Mrs.
ll‘lllll'l'.‘ “Tit: of Sitililimil. :li Si.
FORMER MEMBER. AT LAST MEE’P OI“ SE.AS(:)N l ~l'rllli's‘ ".‘illlnllt‘ t‘liiil‘t‘li. Slumi‘m'tl.
l'l‘lin t'ci'rinoiiy vizis pcri'm'iii-‘tl lly
llvv. Jillill‘fi i.ctl\\lt-li.
The bride “as :ll’lllilNl by;
sistrr. Miss .‘lu_v Shannon. :lilll lili-
“'t‘il-
(liln ' lircultfwl “ill-l H"I'\i'll .ii I‘.Ii‘..ii‘y
' Following lll'f' cr-rriuuuy :i
; ed on :i molar trip.
St. Peter‘s Society
i
i
l
l
{Joy-Ld last evening at the lust nicot-
: m..- oi the hI‘HSOll of the Young Mar-
ru‘d l‘v-oplcs' soviriy of Si. l'clcr's
cl:urili.
August (ll'.l\(‘,s. and August Bech-
iold were appointed to select a suit.
Sullii- limo iii .luly or August.
The Iii-st iuceiing vviil be held on
bcpttiiibcr :9.
Strawberry Festival
in
A strawberry festival “ill be held
tomorrow, July 2. on the grounds
of the West Norwaik Chapel under
the auspices of the Ladics' Aid So-
ciety of the chapel. Mrs.
Johnson is chairman of tho commit-
tee in charge. of the affair.
D. A. R.
Mrs. Iii. llurt lr‘enn, wife of Con-
gressman \\‘cnn of Hartford.
been appointed by Mrs. Alfred J.
committee on legislation, in
[United States Congress. Mrs. it‘diiu
iwns formerly vice-president of the
committee.
list-less. of Course. -
the new chiffon
o frock. .
KEEP COOL—KEEP WELL
A Westinghouse Pass
breeze will drive my
that worn-out. listless
feeling. Wesdl'em.
- Donnelly’s
South .Norwslk - \Vestport
b
41-
ml
\vuim-l
(innit-s um) rcl‘rvsliiuciils “on: oil--
illnll‘ pliit't: for it picnic to be held-
Henry 1
has
Drousscau, president general of the
1'). A. IL. to serve on tho nationai'
the
Lace pockets are a novel touch on‘
, frocks—usually
tied to match the exact shade of
i
A picnic was planned for .luiy 21.
lm lu-ld at Compo Beach in all
, piobubiiily.
l Pink Geraniums Are
l Placed On Graves Of
1 Deceased Membersl
s
. fills. l'lnrriicc “lllll'l'y rcporivdl
"llllii a pink geranium had lu'i‘il pluc-
‘ml on lhv grove of curb .letmsml
number of Our Sister's iii-br'kuh
'limla'u: ill ii. mobility of tilt" luilgi- :11
1(Mini l~‘cil0\\'s hull. \anl street. lust
g night.
Sixlccn grow-s in llit" tillt’lli. l'iivcr-
side and Pint: Island cemeteries
\\t‘r(~ decorated by Mr i‘inrcucc
. liuii-‘I‘y mid MI‘S..§lllllilt. Fir-arts on
‘.\loizduy. _'l‘lic next meeting “lll bu
lii'l‘l .liil_\' ii. August 4 is the doll: for
{llI' one following. g
_l"inh-Kestenbaum
‘ Mus lnillt l\'<".~lclil.nium. dnuizutt'r
or Mr. and Mrs. Charles lx’csirii-
Hillside School Gr
ls Wed in Colorado Springs.
...._..
minute
in
.
'.\ir. l.:i~:li:ir's pul‘f‘lils.
lbnum mi in? .‘lulil street “as mur-
l f Mrs. John l'iim of Stamford.
: 'llic ceremony llS performed
‘lirv. .‘lr-ni'l i‘ulv. r
l.\i. l3. L'li'll'l‘ll at his ironic. 4 \\'efil
.I\t lllll'.
U
Haul ,Vt‘slt‘i‘tiuy in Roland .’l"iun. son
by ‘
of tho Norvvalk‘
The bride bore :1 gown of “bite
'kl'tllll trimmed with lace. and a
lulllli" crcpc but. to match. llcr l-ri-
dul flowers were white roses. Miss
‘ .\Y.ll1t Ix'cstcxiutuni. the sister of tho
I
ililltlt'. who llt'lCtl as bridesmaid.
1 \'.oic u lavender i'l'cpo dress and
lnl to correspond. She carried pink ‘
lit-33 '. llarold Burns served 'ilfi best
man.
The couple will spend their honey-
moon in Niagara l’ails. and upon
The bridc received many beauti-
ilil and useful gifts among which
our: furniture. .1 set of dishes. and
Lucn. _
Food Sale
The food sale of the. Opliir chap-
11‘] held at Morgan‘s hardware store.
Washington street. proved very suc-
lu‘tnd. and biscuits baked by tho
casiou.
Other foods, such as salads. beans
. were for sale.
1 Mrs. Bert Ogden was chairman.
‘Mra. Harvey J. Wood was on the
was worthy matron.
to Rolon Point. on August :3.
ccssful owing to the delicious cake. ‘
their rciurn will reside in Stamford. ,1
l
numbers and contributed for the oc- i
committee. and Mrs. Jackson White!
The chapter will hold its picnlcl
M iss Frances (‘aseincnt Of Colo nail-1.. W ell/lb ('.ull'ml
Hcydcn Lasliar Of Fairficld; Bride Is Well liium n 1:.
This City; Will Live III 1"aii'iicld.
.‘llhs l'i‘4lllt‘t.‘ J! . lL'a |
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VAPORUD
Om liMdllson Jere Used Yearly
Gifts For The
June Bride
and
The Graduate
At Moderate Prices
Mme. Jeannette
56 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
ANGEVINE '
FURNITURE CO.
16 North Main Street
So. Norwaik Phone 255
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styles and sizes.
16 North Main St
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’ here is more than beauty. style and convenienop
fl Belber Luggage —— there is supreme durability.
Bclber five-ply construction is the strongest and morit
satisfactory construction possible for a trunk. Bags
and Suit Cases are to be found here in a variety of
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE co. , ..
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