1,. umtval of thewuliam Men 3 . can). United Spanish Was .. on the new: lens» pert , ”will open tonight instead 0! , n or them“ boo‘tlie‘vagdmggnmm Vesireadyheenereeted byalarge ot workmen and the midway . to be one ot the brichtelt Vthe carnival season here. The 01 a heavy holiday trade by hold- the tote at this time and the will remain open throughout ~ Vweeh. e e o This coming week will see the re- 1 -tlon at church activitiei for the 1. with the return of those pastors ' have been away on vacation. e Rev. , mar drendstront of ., 8w Congregational church , resumed his services otter a va- 1- 11 spent at home. Dr. and Mrs. erick L. lper. now away on a toting trip hrough northern New M. are expected back next The Rev. and Mrs. Charles B. ' may possibly return today .. lake leer. where they have . wt several weeks. and the Rev. ~ .flobert B. 8. Roots will be week and, having made heel: and forth throughout the liner from their camp in Dan- ‘. O U 0 The Norwalk Country Club will it! a Labor Day dance Monday t. The affair will not terminate social season since the members e voted to hold three more regu- ‘laturday night dances in view the success of the series that 1 uld have ended tonight. :i lilies Helen Brehm and Edward i or are the committee in charge- the organisation of a new young ple's soci among the members the Christ pisoopel church. ‘, s o s Charlotte Jervis. Seevlow , has returned home after in: the summer months in Do- on a visit with an aunt. O 0 O . Ellen Cenevarl's friends are 'iving cards from here on her ya- on trip. She spent a week at I e George and is now staying in 'rword. [ __ e e e he.. Liberty Square Business . 's association. ‘so-called. had its .11;th secret meeting at the Dor- . .Polnt house, Thursday night. edinner was speechless. 0 l 0 Thurston and Percy Fates have : eneVd an automobile repair shop at " is home on Melroso avenue and poet in the near future to estab- c 9, garage under the firm name of ‘ Vtes Brothers. 0 t n . ‘ tlon expects to set the hen». Here is the Yelenoio, ‘I'Amefloe’s new- est and most popular dense, Iwhich is rep1dly ~rop1ecmg theLChsrloston' in hell- rooms and on the stage. Want to dance it! Of course you do. These pictures show, you how: The pictures Were especially posed to illustrate the distinctive steps of the Valencia Prof. Robert Burns, due of the country’ s leading dancing masters, tells just how to do it, according to the Read his instrnetlons below, check than with the numbered illustra- tlonl shove, turn on the radio, get your partner tielicit 3,111, men with his le t foot with women following with Go into an ordinary dance 2—Aftor three or six steps of the walk, the men kicks forward with his right the dance. foot well clearing the floor. His partner . kieks back with her left foot," and both . heisnee tar an instant. As they swing ever, the feet on which the dance" back to the iioor, they turn upon the hlill of the feet on which they balance. thy .' -~ '.”'V,W.1“'1"V"V “I W Whip-SOUTH sonnets. CONN: Learn to Dance “The Valencia,” Am erica’ s ‘ New Dance 3—-This brings them to the first half of Craze-«Pictures Show You How it. Here goes- the “balanced turn.’ ' This position can the floor. so in the ordina cch- be maintained for a few steps"; if desired. 4—In the second half of the balanced turn, the dancers go back to the normal position through the medium of the walk. This is done naturally. Then they resume as they did at the start of 5~.—-After a few steps of the walk the kick step is repeated; this time, how- balanced before are raised. The dauc« on should poise only long enough to assure their equilibrium, then return to 6—Witl1 a little practice, the dancers will then be able to swing directly from ‘ the kick into the “balance back” of the familiar tango. If preferred, however, PAGE )ilNE DE MOTIF. (Continuedfl from Page One.) aeptemher 12. 1926. in the country property of Grace Episcopal church at New York city. formerly known as Grace House in the Fields. at New Canaan, Connecticut. "The character 0! the school will he unchangrd. The excellent lacs» lion. buildings and other facilitiee Will, honovcr. permit the school lo carry out its illl‘lll the better. The school is nun-ecclarlun "The new site of the school. on Ponus Ridge. is high and health- ful. oy’orIOuklng New Canaan and New Canaan llldgc. The location. buildings and grounds are ideal for the school. “The property covers 176 acres and will provide several athletic tlelds and facilities for winter and summer sports. "The buildings include the main building, two dormitories, a memor- ial chapel. farm. and other smaller structures. The main building can. telna the study room. class rooms. dining room and bedrooms. The chapel and one dormitory are joul- ed to the main building by a cover- ed portico. “New Canaan is ll miles from Grand Central station, 3 miles from Stamford and five miles from Nor- walk. It is reached by through trains from Grand Central station in about one hour and fifteen minutes. it can be reached in automobile from Forty-Second street in about two hours. "The change. brings about increas- ed capacity for boarding boys and now provides accommodations tor forty boarding boys. 11. is suggest— ed that early enrollment is desirable. "The headmaster may be seen by appointment. until September 15. at the present school in Norwalk and thereafter at the new school at New Cansan.Pa1-cnts romlnc lo Norwalk will lie driven to the new school for inspection." , two intermediate steps may be taken be- fore going into this position. 7—With the feet in place, the dancers then suay the other direction and balance forward as in the tango. From this they go into the normal position- and they have completed the steps of the Valencia. y. 's. LYDNI 103 PRINTING South Norwalh vv'r .Yfi' in 1'10”“ IMHO?“ I” M D I..." one (or enroll: 1: l3”! “”5 Joseph Mrs, not engage, will leave tonight with a parts or woods to motor to neutral 9 end. They will "to? 0 Hrs. William 1:11.111 deuce. R. I. is visiting Wicks. Fort Polnt street. in Community Hall. . e ’e e ' John Roberts, Liberty Square, has The Frendl Glove & purchased a new Chevrolet coupe for his daughter. Mary, '1I‘l1e store of Herman ngel the: square is being rtpeinted and Edwin Voorhees and. son. William. have returned to their home on Gregory boulevard atteVIr a, v sit with Mr. Voorhees' yon. Phil ton. N. J. Mr and Mrs. P- 1le hoes and son. Philip Jr. will arrive B A. Braisted bee moved to 265 Mr. and Mrs. A. E}. Slnpeweld. Os-, r v 1' fl ' l Corset Shop m * I "m ‘° W “W” ' °“ h” ”mm Royal Society Packs 39 1 INo.VKeillIt,,Io. Nerve“: RC.A. V summations Aime? Kent . GM“ 3 “-33“ ""31“ Mm“ 1.1 111111111111 i 3 viiii , 'm' The HamiltouShop l «3.; Us run (or Values" 40 WALL snurop . 88 Washington St. , ”If RADIOS v T :7 New Fall Line no your work now and sore Painting and Paperhang- ing at most reasonable prices. money. All our work is guaranteed. Estimate given free. All the' latest wall paper at 100. the, and 25c and up per roll. United Wall Paper Chain 21 South Main Street Arctic lee Maellinee “Ton to 1,000 Tons Capacity Policy Refrigerating And Supply Co. South Norwalk. Conn. Phone 3668-1067 here today to spend the holidays. born avenue. are out of town tor a tow deys' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iisrmony 11: Bronx. N. Y.. are here to stay over Labor Day with Mr. pnd Mrs An- thony Harmony, Winfield street. Mr. and Mrs. Bevers have taken ,1 the MacDonald residence on Ray- mond tel-reap. am not 31-le111»: mm , sous", is touring upper New torts , state on a vacation. The not Nowell: them club’s, » ItI is learned that Frank Mell- hold buyer for Berman and Stein- berg, now on his way to Florida. is . 1e East Norualk Improvement elation will have its regular going there to inspect the output I of the flrm‘s onion beds nthly meeting Tuesday afternoon I state. The venture 0! raising onions ““9433 at or tissue night will be partied over blesses oi the holiday. 1 1 V! i l i i i E i Ii W ”it? 1A elcal III—vies Alak 3311i Sinai!I (lager! bl “my.” C Gene Ahern and His Famous alaraeter off to the Training Camps 50 that you can Have the real V “inside” on the “MGR HOOPLE, who helped the :ilI 11 his well-known as and .. ..i will once knocked out John L. L '1 S van, Jim Corbett and .yOhsunce Depew in the course of a friendly argument at the Explor- , ers’ Club, is oing to cover the Demp- gay-lrnney ght for The Evening 0115801, , 1!de hsshset call from his be at the 1! th meet. 1) Gene “12:?! «Signor e e jovial, flififiéfl M arquisonueensb draw of the fine points o the game, and will ' The, major reel! doesn’t care who wins the fight, but a is anxious to give both Dempsey and Tunney the benefit of his fig htin experience. According to the major hack in the early nineties the name “ll with the word‘ Starting soon, a story under the giajor’s by-line will be written each day Willi}; series he concluded when the I major writes sown account of the ii ht on Sept. 28. - oucspim$nothesortoitime Major Hoopla have at the training «13$..de lolnreceilwhenJemI ugoof?!111mlto(telneiouiyhorneto terswh onever lie had a » poinm‘tch to face"-—or some- . a, ‘p 113%; all ouhtedly have his hot! erhapstherewlll‘llz'ea . ndorsparring er . 1 lee“tofallforhisponripous 1 ‘. . he will oo e was synonymous “$21.12” , . and will have to exercise all of his well. to raise the railway s—ut you never can tell Igajor Hoopla,” Will run into when he gets started. 11‘“ 1“! .. 1.; .1 .,... w... ‘AGM:M ans“; 2.5.an ,zi. m ”w;-g‘»..:e..;o.r-..»..L_:.-;maximumsgngxw... . figxu. , . g, <:._,fi2nr-,‘..,-'l" .z.
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