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SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN . OF NO
Stratford Exhibit
Opens Tomorrow
At Judson House
Residents trom all over hirdold
county are expected to be present
tomorrow at the exhibit to be held
in the Judson Mouse. Academy Hill.
ltrettord. under the auspices ot the
Strettord Histoncal Society. The
showing will consist at me bits oi
FRIDAY, CAUGUBT 18, 1926 t
WALK
SATURDAY, AUG. 14th . .
WILL BE CHILDREN’S DAY
'AT THIS STORE
other Finn Wonders Why T0 DANCE" TOMORROW EVENING AT MARVIN BEACH
Monday Is Supplanting
Wednesday As Bridal Day
‘ ular Pastor Facing. Three Weddln s~ Monday,
Comments On Ch e From Days W on He Was m n" m mm “a “p b. on
Young Priest—Ms the Weekly Vacation Sys- ‘ 3,...3'... .h’. .1... gm... oi the old _ . , . .
. tem Accounts For t ht“.°a..i?."é:$..f° theft?! .3: All the items listed below are for Chlldren.
M or erti I 1 bid d irom silver. ~
liii-no emit? 2.2.1113. “3: Lawfl F30“? d E353 t." 3'13!) mail: “3,363: Many lots are small, so be on hand early for
M‘ ‘V ' ' . . on n roun 8 as e may e se . - ' . . .
“ kmdifilxfll .52“’°.:..i‘;". Of St. Augustine‘s 23,122“ ‘33. 3233°hv°§iu.’ll‘."pl:23 best chalce. Prices quoted w111 be contlnu-
we ‘ the day chosen tor most wed- beck bends, dating back more than ,
‘ nu ePWontly obensod trom Nuch "MM a. bolus evinced h- . 533.312”. gig-“mafia? :3le ed until the goods are 801d. t
the preparations tor the lawn tote
to be held next month by the per-
ishloners 0! St. Augustine's church.
policeman will guard the exhibit,
while it is open during the alter-
noon. Mrs. Frank C. Binckley is in
Made)- to Monday til the last
Vlfilheers. "When 1 was a young
" oes- Fatber Finn. “the mo— 79c Nsinsook Combinations . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . .. . . 2 for $1.00
_ ot the young people insisted on 3,1 t . .
3 l W so the m. For no M- ...,‘.‘.f.’°.’.§;..,?,‘f .3; 3:33: a" 1°63. “m" 59c Muslin Drawers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 for $1.00
reason " t" u l "u “and “mm“ “mm", “'1' m u" Wilson POint BeaCh Vests and Pants, sizes 2 to 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 3 {Or 50c
”soon is Just as obscure."
's work. Vacations at any
we.
pt Mrs. John
vwood Park. Riverside.
’ and Mrs. J. ll. Pittenger,
is»
”worthwhile talk.
l tins-Hayes
Now the day has changed to
- es the moat popular.
«WATCH 1'0
and
believes. however, that the in-
d number 01 women workers
gmewhet responsible. Girls wiah-
to get married and who must
otfloos and factories to do so
now to start their honeymoon
ondey rether than broek up the
kind
those stereotyped days usually un
Monday to Monday and so o
g 5 taking their vacation time
(honeymoon trips would be west-
two days to hold the big event
‘” Club Meets Tuesday
"there will be a regular meeting
the Riverside Garden club. 'rues‘
August 11. at 1:80 p. m. at the
illekert.
Mrs.
Dengloth will be the speak-
club
, "I“. will preside et the meet-
in. Langloth. a prominent so-
woman at Greenwich. has e
Mini garden. and should give a.
evenings. Rev. Peter McCleenl pas-
tor of the church has amoral charge
0! arrangements tor the attair. which
routines to be most enjoyable.
Rev. Robert J. Bowen is chair-
man of the ticket distribution com- ;
mitten lie is being assisted by new
orei members ot the Children of
Mary oodailty and he and his stat!
have been busily engaged in this
work our?! g the past week.
Father MoCleen is chairman ot
the committee on printing which is
to have charge or all printed mat-
erial in connection with the festival.
C rloo Bierbaum is assisting the
Gifts At Bridge
w-
Mrs. Leo Davis. 15 Rowan stroot.
entertained a few oi her trionds at
s. delightful bridge, yesterday after-
noon at her home. Two tables
played. and each guest received a
lovely gift in the term of an article
from the Orient. acquired while Mrs.
Davis was touring the world last
w in t e r . Delicious refreshments
were served at the end or the after-
noon. Mrs. Davis's guests included
Mrs. Charles Econold, Mrs. Stuart B.
Hurlbutt. Mrs. Emory Stevens. Mrs.
Owing to the weather. the ride
which Wanome Council. Daughters
of Pocahontas. planned to lavln
Rook last night. had to' be pest-
poned. The event will probably take
place Thursday. Augubt 26 instead.
Miss Anna Walsh has charge or ar-
”1130mm“; evening at the Edward For us e e
. made. . and his duugllier. Marjorie. who Memorial Hall. Stamford. Ag 9:: tglgg.' the. ".112“: home of the MT mnzmlngs
Pride Of Uncas Hot TM bride made h" deb“ “V" °’ ("'0 Slimming a few «lays in the Alps guy-able and worthwhile program has I'M: £313.“; who w“ Newman
“1"“ “mm" “° “"d " "' WW1" “11“”- 011 ”Mr European tour. They Mn prepared. and c‘xampics or the .t the Court or St. James last year, is
Dog Roast Tuesday
Plans were made for a hot dog
roast next Thursday at Celt Pasture.
at lest-night's meeting of Pride oi
" ' Macao. held in Red Men‘s Hell.
. _ 0d. The next meeting of the organ. will be followed by a: musical b l - Al..k. Hudso s"!
ngbno‘ntgl‘lttldzegdo :2: 3:02.11; bride’s father is president of the ization will be held Thursday oven- cal artists. All people inlercsteyd la Bake IS Tomorrow '9' n (bu! m)-
r ° ° Guer‘niy Trust Company 0‘ NGW ing. Sentembcr 9. the school are cordially invited to
Hallowe'en dance and masquerade to.
be given by the order May. Oc-
tober so. ' ‘
Berheric Style
Something new in accessories—a
matching bracelet and belt. both
suede of gold links. connected by
yous “hi-10MB
moms, BEDBUGS,
i Roacnssams,» 1
mm
'w'eua struggle retains.
makes It I plant “I. '
Buono‘s ~ Obitguo-gruns.
If you'd build up your
strength eat of the
meats we otter the public. I!
you’d be a_believor in basin
noes courtesy you might-well
become acquainted with our
ways... .-
ln collhzluction with the entertain-
ment and social. tomorrow cveningl
st Marvin Beach. four of Miss Mil-
dred Alil‘r's most advanced pupils.
Bertha Bcoficld_ Alyse Graham. Ca-
tharina Yeast, and Elizabeth Lune.
will present an interesting program
of interpretive dances. These girls
have studied with Miss Allcr for'
years. and have acquired much
grace end poise. Tomorrow 'ovcning‘
they will.givo the dance,. “Roman
Gainee’Le pose from which is shown
above. as well as several others in
which they are most proficient.
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Morri-
son entertained several friends at
bridge last night at their home. to
West avenue. Four tables played
end spent a most enjoyable evening.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Perry. Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Mills. Mr. and Mrs. John Lund. Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Guerard. Mr. and
Mrs. David Conlin. Mrs. Louise
Coolidge. Mrs. Helena It. You Al-
styne, Mrs. Frank Woodward, Mrs.
Augusta Huntington. and Dr. and
Mrs: Morrison. The prise ' winners
included Mr. and Mrs. Lund. Mrs.
Mrs. Harry F. Guggenheim, was
married yesterday to Reginald Lew-
is of New York and Ridgeileld. The
ceremony was a. quiet one, being wit.
nossed only by members oi'the two
families and no previous announce-
ment 0! the engagement had been
member of tile younger not ill New
York. Mr. Lewis served oversees
during the World War and he is a
member of the Piping Rock. the
Brook end Republican clubs and of
tho Loyal Legion. He has anlclder
brother. Wadsworth R. Lewis. The
York:
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\llzblZCA'l‘mu MODERN PRINCESS
BRUSSELS. (Al’).———Talentcd as a
musician and speaking three la'n-
gauges. Princess Marie-Jose. daugh-
ter oi.’ the King and Queen of the
Belgians. has been taking technic-
been bobbed.
The betrothel of Princess Merle-
Jooe to Prince Umberto of Italy was
reported several months ago to ho
imminent. and her frequent visits to
the Italian Court indicate that the
contemplated union between the Bei-
gian and Italian royal tamiiies is
merely postponed. , .
During the liver the Princess was
and tool: a course in an institute at
Florence where she remained until
alter the war. 0
.WINNING ADDRESS [3 GYMNAST
PARIS. (AP)--—Prize winner tor
tragedy as well as comedy at the
latest examinations or the Causewa-
toire. the State School for Acting.
Mademoiselle Marcelle Romeo had
the flattering experience of being“
engaged by the Comedic Francoise.
Physical culture has been almost
as strong a passioh with Mlle.
Romeo.” her ambition to act. BI.
is an athlete end holds e diploma es
gymnast from the City of Paris. Her
parents intended her to become a
school teacher. -
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we, flbo .
The newest chokers are made .9!
beautifully carved platinum links. not
together with tiny links of dialectic:
Point entertained three tables of
bridge. Tuesday afternoon. at her
home. ,
o o o
Mrs. Caroline Wrenn has decided
to name her newly acquired home
at Wilson Point. “indian Tt‘rl'ucc."
This title is particularly apt, for
close by the foundation of the new
house. three indlan bodies were
buried. although it is not known of
what tribe they were.
0 I 0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Balazs. Stephen
Novel: and Mr. Louis Novak sr. are
expected to return from a wvek's
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wrmm of
Wilson Point. have returned to their
home. after enjoying a two wccks'
trip.
o s o
Friends here are receiving postal
cards from Judge Nehemiah Candee
expect to return tomorrow.
O O 0
Court Cecile. Catholic Daughters
of America. met last evening at the
Catholic clubhouse. 2:: West avenue.
Only routine business was transacb
o g o
The Women's Board of tile Rerwalk
hospital wishes to thank the Nor-
wnlk Country club for the use oi
the clubhouse for the annual card
party of the Board. Wednesday at-
tcrnoon. The Board also extends
thanks to James Msgner and David
Iniicnt'l the exercises. whiCh'will bo-
Fairtield county society will be
well represented at Greenwich to-
morrow aiternoon. when the Fair-
neld County Hunt club plays the
Greenwich l’olo club in a match polo
contest on the latter's field. There
will be much interest evinced in the
outcome of this mafch. the fourth
inter-club contest. in which the Fair-
ileld club has participated. as the
club has already won two out of
three previous matches. The game
is scheduled to start at 3:30.
In September the l-‘alrlloidchal-
St. Luke’s Vacation
, School Closes Tonight
‘st. Luke's Vacation
came to an
school will
interesting close‘ this
eurk done by the children will be
in view. '
The program will open with an ex-
hibition session or the school tor the
l-tncilt or those who wish to see how
this work has been progressing. This
gin at 8 p. m.
Cunning Pocket
A. ilnq patch of green silk. tri-
angular ill shape with a white mono-
gram embroidered on it gives a
smart touch to the pocket of a white
1 ‘ ”J mnn_ for several months the guest of Lord
W Whales Curzon and attorward attended a
OHM” Min-hum: teshionable private school in Eng. * ~ _-
_ ”Rhett. l lend. Still later she went to may no.
litany fine tennis players among the
Silvermine Musicale
Club Tournament To '
Begin Tomorrow
The Wilson Point Beach club is
planning ,e tennis tournament. the
first round of which will be played
oi! an Saturday afternoon. here are
to be men's and women's doubles
and singles. the victors in which
events will'be awarded prizes. The
tournament is taking place on the
Bosch club courts. iormorly the site
on: on Saturdey afternoon. There are
fieldents oi Wilson Point. and it is
or in this work. ‘.
‘° w 'd - ' ' ted h t l o t .
~-- - " D ., Mmgtg Hg“. At HERE AND THERE Some}; Planning 2:3; manor “tangle;
3 ‘ rside Garden Mrs. am-8 8 Gue-Bts m ge ar y - ' 1 or P010 MatCh Wi“ WWW "1 en‘hu'mu‘l “"9"" N Balance of Children's Voile Dresses and Washable Hats, all
_ Recelve Oriental Home Last Night at... Walter um... of Wilson At Greenwich Club 800d styles at reduced prices to close-
For Members Only
The Silvermlne Guild will hold a
musicals and talk at the Guild Elli.
Sunday ailernoon. ’l‘llc affair is [or
artists and associate members only.
and promises to be most enjoyable!
Prof. John Erskine will speak, and
39¢ Socks, assorted styles 26c pair
59c Socks, plain colors and fancies 39c pair
75o Silk Sox, assorted ‘ 59c pair
$2.98 All Wool Slip-on Sweaters $2.49
Children’s Handkerchiefs 25c box
Rubber Bathing Caps 9c
doeBsgsior BathingSuits.................,..........39c
Pretty Silk Hand Bags 98c
THE N. E. RYAN C0.
86 WASHINGTON ST., SO. NORWALK
Norman and Frances Standard. cello
and piano artists will give a short
recital. M Stunnard. who is accom-
panied b his sister. is an artist of
some note. and the two will present
a most worthwhile program.
Elton Bake . Mrs. Olin r , le‘n e to '
Wedding Monday Charles Pe:ry. and Mreog'r‘rfitllut; figolfigflehtirfinfiuerard. Ml" Con- "”1 i0 ”10 Btfiulcemennlfilv PM“ it 1: exbldgl‘ddlellleglbvljl‘l bimetwlfll TilpChest/er
'_'. Hartford. a cousin otMrs. Davis. ' ' ' “dclphmv and if”: 0: New “WY- cight teams competing. Last year ' ,
I _ . » all the tournament t y
3, $13,933.38; 13:31:? WANOMA COUNCIL L6Wls--P0ttel‘ PThe'hI-lndbholm‘o (mange,M Wilson mm mm, at 61.39333! 02:”: 3’3: r [treason annourllfementmor Mthe .' .
' ' ' . ' .._._..—_ o‘nt as con eased to rs. n- Rldlo. but the F ‘ fl) _, or com ng than go o as ery
Iv.v;lncldi°ini‘lvm7:.cie:l:“ogreetto. RIDE POSTPONED Miss Charlotte Potter. dau hter of g" 3"“;‘611110 thin": “34- 11. for Hunt club is hopefulaori Edit-inking: Carphllgl (Cglbyerbidne’lfdlsttil oi” Mt: M. 5
' ’ ilii n Ch man Potter 0 New 0 wine ndcr o the summer. . an . . . .. .
'7 morning‘ at 10 °'°l°°k - et KJLM 0:1: Westbury. L. 1., and o o o 0‘ the match" 0" the“ ““d' Albert Tilt. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ai- a“. W P' u’ . ..
tort Tilt. both of New York. caused
much interest in society circles
throughout Connecticut. The wed.
ding will take place. October 2. in
Christ churchernwioh. and Vfol—
lowing the ceremony a large redep-
tlon will bo‘iseld' at Glenviiio Cot.
the granddaughter of Admiral Colby
M. Chester. who was stationed at
Yele'during the war.
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Brooklawn Club
Theclem bake tomorrow night at
the Brooklawn Country club. Bridge-
port. premises to be one of the best
attended and most delightful events
of the seamin. Mrs. Ralph Black-
burn hss charge at arrangements tor
the nadir.
Gloves For Fall
Many JebOs
An attractive sport costume or
rose colored crepe de chine has a
row of email pleated jabots running
from neckline to hemlino.
GOOD figfi'f" Till! I. very lmlrt for 211;.” practical course n infant Raymond {or the loan 6! chairs. silk 39°" dress. Scalloped an embroidered cults
A T“ ”“3 princess. now "WM?- aro shovin on he new fall gloves. f M m P .
; 7' “ a mill dilkh noth- v H m c, 01' 0 ers lanrdnngughu-i.
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LuslIousSealineCoats
. Favor a Variety. of
(Saline is Dyed Rabbit)
A'furwhich is clev l dsueceesfuily
dyed Mil is than Samuel: for genuine
Rich collars and cuffs of grey or oocoe
shank
dyed sqtdrrei. natural their. or
beaver. give tbsnathe' luxurious finfls‘ of
very expensive coats. All-sizes up to 54,
Third-noon
Fabric Specials
450 Yards Dill“! valet. so Colors
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In-Mercensed" Damask Tablecloths
. 7' $land $l.l9
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