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“AT HOME” DAY
FOR KIWANIS
YESTERDAY
C. J. Mintz Presldes And
Proves That Revision of
Drawing Door Prize Was
Good Thing.
Kiwanians or the city celebrated
Watch For The
Opening Announcement
Of
THE UNITED
WALL PAPER CHAIN STORE
, 27 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
an “at home" day yesterday in the
Norwallt Country club. when they
held the first luncheon meeting (or
two weeks. the last one having been
drapped because of the state dinner
in Bridgeport. that night. All speak-
talent yesterday came irom the
membership. and the occasion was
1-11 to clean up, once and for all.
aliens at local interest. such as
e recent baseball game with the
plum: and the dinner in Bridgeport.
I“il11cc new members were intro-
..luml to the 76 present by Vice-
Ii resident Charles J. Mints. who
_pr1~.sided The three. Thou as lite-
i-lush, J. Fred Bryant and Rev.
ltobcrt 13.13. Foote. were read into
reahzation or their new honors and
duties by John D. Milne.
Early in the meeting the club
passed without question three rec-
ommendntions or the board of gov-
ernors. One was that the club
should attend as an organisation
the board or trade outing. August 25;
another that the crub should coop-
eruto with the American Legion in
exercises on Armistice Day. when
the Norwallr public honor roll will
be removed with appropriate care.
mony, and the third called for a, re-
vision in the manner or drawing
door prises. Vice-President Mints.
who urged this last point of making
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Fights Cellos
This is the Most Rev. More I Del
Rio. archbishop oi the Roman
Catholic church in Mexico. who
ordered all church services suspend-
cd because of the dispute with the
Calles government.
the sixth drawn name from the door
slips the winner instead of the sev-
enth. was himself the winner yes-
terday. and received what is com-
monly known as “the royal rose" in
consequence.
Fred s. Lyon. reporting and clari-
fying previous garbled reports on
the overwhelming defeat at the Ki-
wanians in the baseball match with
the Lions club. shook the audience
with laughter, particularly when he:
announced in his introduction thatI
he would pause occasionally to per-
mit applause. His speech was print- .
ed in the Sentinel yesterday in full.
Edward J. Quinlan, giving thwc-
count or the ilrst state inter-club
dinner attended by 47 members in .
Bridgeport. last week. remarked
upon the necessity tor more activity
in the work done (or neglected chil- i
dren and voca‘tional guidance to the ,
young. as urged by the president at
Kiwanis International in an address
there. He called to the attention of !
in the promotion of group singing
and pointed out. as an example, the
Shelton club. which saluted it:
president at the dinner with a well
trained chorus.
In telling his observations abou
a meeting of the New York city h‘i
wanis club- which he attended in.-
week. President George H. Barn:
remarked that the assembly then
was cosmopolitan and representt
clubs in many states. He advisi.
local members :0 visit the chuptc1
in session in whatever cities the,
happened to be on Thursdays.
Early in the meeting a. storm 0‘
applause was given Vice-Preside":
Minta's announcement that Dr. Wil-
liam W. Tracey had rejoined th- -
club after his honeymoon. his can I
riage being the ilrst among theI
membership a considerable period. 1
President Barnes announced that ‘
Dr. Fisher, president or the New
York city Kiwanis and executive
head of the Boy Scouts of America.
would be the guest of honor and
speaker, September 9.
Italian Culture Home 1
Erected by Columbia ,
NEW YORK. (AP) —A bit or old
Italy. as pure in form as a Medicx 1
palace. soon will stand at the crest I
or Morningside Heights. I
The cornerstone of the Casa lt- ‘
aliana, controlled by. but. removed ‘
from Columbia University. will bel
laid August 5.1g then will take its '
place among the architectural gems ‘
on the heights as the only strictly I
individual representative of Italy in |
America.
Painting. art objects. and speci-
mens of the work or Italian artists
at the richest periods or history will ‘
grace the lnterioroi the structure. ‘
The building proper. erected and
financed by American architects
and builders of Italian extraction.
will be pure Italian in form. with a
Florentine loge. The cost has been
estimated at $800,000.
All corners at the world will be
represented. tor gifts have been
promised trom persons wherever
there are Italians.
King Victor Emanuel heads the
list or contributors with two paint-
inss- '
The dedication exercises in the“
tall will take the torn: o! commem-
orating Saint Francis. the Friar ot
Assissi. whose order. the Francis-
cans. was established in Italy and
became responsible tor much of the
artistic progress of the country.
Horses of 3500 Years
Ago Buried in Coffins
CAIRO (Am—The erst mummi-
tied no known to history has
beenun rthed here near habitats
pyramid. by the Department or
Antiquities ot the Egyptian govern-
ment.
The horse is estimated by Ameri-
can archaeologists to be about
I. 500 years old. It was toured in a
large wooden coilin. indicating that
animals in ancient Egyptian times
were buried in a similar manner to
human beings. the W be-
lieving“ them to be possessed o! a
be" '0
The horse is snore-than 10 hands
in measurement and is in remark-
ably good condition.
VIENNA. (APE-The
20 to 40% DISCOUNT
Quality Furniture At Slashed Prices!
Our annual storc- wide sale that is breaking all previous records affords vou
tllc oppo1iunit) to buy quality furnishings—Hmvil1i11g in 11111 dispiuv nt 11n-
Ilt‘illil of reductions it s n 111111111111: event in the history of South \"'o11\11lk
and vicinity and no wonder lu ordcr to clear our floms and to do so im-
mediately our plicc tags have been slashed umncnifully—"O" lo 40/0 off.
Buy now and tnkc ndvnulugc of our convenient plan of diguiih d c11-dit It’s
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If you have no account here, now is the time to‘ open one!
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CONVENIENT TERMS
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'Walnut Veneer Suites Greatly Slashed
An August Clearance Sale special! The simple tendencies of this
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The easy (‘II‘illlflbIG porcelain
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Mothers will like the conveni-
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wrought iron fashioned into slender standards of unusual beauty. colored
where decorations are appropriate and fitted with shades of colorful sill: .
of the finest quality. Our lamp department is brim full of ideas in light-
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who want. new beauty in their homes. You will find both colorings and
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Armstrong genuine linoleum,
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A beautiful jacquard velour overstuffed suite of 3 pieces, com-
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needs. This is a leading sale value—as shown—at
$139. 00
For this 5-Pc. Set Only
$17.95
a value impossible except in Au-
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table and tour sturdy bow-back
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100 piece dinner sets that will
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