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splendid pipe organ Just in-
. in the lodge mom of the new
- ry Masonic temple is the gift
, 1‘. Ward Doiiiyn. us a memorial
'3’ .: father. the late trout-rick W.
' ‘ ~ nho was for many years n
of the neural organism
of thodlasoulc fraternity that
I. mupy the now temple—Union
l-‘. or A. .\i.. Eureka chapter.
3A. 5].. Wooster council. it. s. 8.
use! Crusader Cumlnandory. K.
'_
The organ will he used for the
ulna during the ceremonies of
" ‘ i . use of the new temple. which
this place tomorrow afternoon
I o‘clock. The dedicatory cere-
will be performed by Arthur
Rush. of Westerly. ll. 1.. grand
r of the Grand Lodge of Conn
out. The other officers of the J 4 _ > _
lodge will take part in the ' OSCAR 80me
The officers of tho lodges in Fair- (Continued from Page One.)
old and Litchiieid counties have ' ———--
&_ ' n invited to be present and it is Early tomorrow afternoon a. most-
A “d "l“ “""u hundred mom- in will be called of all the present
.3" of tanking” mm write” and past "Mighty Chosen Ones" of
o sxorc w c w mar one ,
I the most notable achievements in Daughter ol Mohanna, at the out-
ms history of Union lodge. which ins to ors-nlu into a medal m-
er s. period of 146 years. iety probably comprisins the New
' « embers of the grand lodge Enklflnd ml"- NW York and M“ The committee in charge. headed
be entertained at lunch at the Jersey. Amons the many hill: 01- by Chm-loo Liniivlwrg has just been
J ' 1 Green by officers of Union ‘ilcers 0' th‘ Cauldron. planning to noiiiind by Mine. t‘icmoniine Cor-
attend ”° “"6"” of "‘9 supremo son thzit earlier contracts prevent
CHARLES LINDEBEBG
Oscar Schulize will servo a
chicken dinner at tho ltoton Point
(‘iiliino at 6 o'clock for which there
have been about 1,500 reservations.
In the evening there will he danc-
ing at the lloion Point pavilion and
on i-inilorntn display of ilrcworks.
Most of lilo visitors will remain
ovr-r Suildny and many interesting '
plans are being made for their en- .
Fin 1 I
tertainulent. .
. F. as a. ii. at 1 o'clock sitt- ,
May .flemoom A buffet lunch will officers. Who would be ineluded in berg. and Mrs. Thomas \aughn. cupy the center of interest at Roton her presence at “H. “mm . _ ‘ .
served in the temple at the con- ”1° Organization From "1" 0“? Compellmo Drills Point Nrk- An hour "it" will we The weather burcllu rorncosts When you light at Lucky Strike, you get more than the usual enjoyment "
31an of the dodioatory exercises. there are Mfl- Mary Volimsr. Mrs. At 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the bathing beauty review for pleasant weather and the nook-end . ll - f {-1 . ‘1
" The organ will be formally m.._ Percy Morgan, a directress of the the competition drill of all the pa- which there are 23 beautiful con- will doubucwy pm". a wry color. ’ whlc comes tom an extrs- no Cigarette. '
ted by F. Word DeKlyn and will Supreme Cauldron; Mrs. Von Castlu- trol teams in attendance will oc- testants. fui and interesting One. Y t the choicest Turkish and d m ti t b l d ,
' accepted ill behalf of the Mason. » Oil 8‘: . 0 cs c 0 “cos! proper Y 38°C! an
perfectly blended—and sometlung more.
”lot'l'ornpio association by Winfield 8. lmown as the Independent Labor ,
“Holman. re id nt t that 0 ani - Party. . . . ,
p s e 0 W a . an of the present officer- ot the SECOND UNION HARBOR VIEW MACKENZIE [0 ““3 “I“ M63 °f Lud‘l swim ‘3 due to ”35mg-“ cud), um
ifederation were ro-eiectod as fol-
I 'lows: President. retriclt F. O'Mears. ' ‘ “’13:. eta-mush“ hm process.
3RD PARTY .issivsslfsrsznt2:39;:- SERVlCE FOR i .. .. “a“... .m" , RUN CAMPAIGN t...ys..o...r..,...
08.
FOR LABOR IN 22‘3“: wémifgzg‘gghfi):%§ Y P COUNCIL .. I FOR MERRm I. Finer Flavor. Toasting for 45 minutes develops the hidden
‘ ' . . ; 0 us . 0 0
A 6 core on “to“ ' ° Bridle Pam” Feature flavors of the world’s finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos.
Hartford. Joseph E Baker. Water-
bury.
etc 138 to ' ‘N:a| ‘hl ' ' ' u - is
THIS STATE 28:1.ldzciitrlgdrtdlzxr‘tp1l'gvae‘h rosoolution. Not since the New Crusade h" L endar At Cpngressnlnn Schuyler Merritt. of 2s SMM‘M. Toasting for 45 minutes removes all bite and
there “9“ "Ch an interesting young ‘ Stamford, who has represented this l'lN‘ShOCSS l'lCl'iCC never an throat irritation.
mp... Mo... on... for y... Summer Colony m... ,n Com... a...“ m m . . y
"""" “’“° " ‘° ”1 ’°“°‘”’““‘°d by u” 3. Freshness. Then the tobacco ls Suddenly chilled. This seals
introduced early in. the session.
which would have given the endorso- '
ment of thovfodcration to tho liiove- “31k 88 1- hem! Imnxed by the
Patrick F. O'Meara of New Ha- Young People's Council for Sunday i d t
' . meat to form a third party in this Mrs. David Conlon ontorta no a Republicans to succeed himself. has
a '1? "tli rot-iglegtodtfrssltdoln: of “1° state to be known as tho imitpend- "man- when "1° '°°°“d' union a luncheon and bridgo‘yosterdsy at named Harry E. Mackenzie, at Beth.
._ anon on e era on 0 her. for out labor party. The vote was taken service of the council this year will her home at the beach. Following 61. state labor commissioner. his
the flavor in and insures constant freshness.
. o ninth time at the afternoon sos- . be held at the s N. Methodist . -
Ifter I ldn‘ debate. ' tho lerlllI of I delilblflll luncheon. campaign manager. Mi. Mackenzie, s .
slasher th;°:&t:;r:;io§‘ggili:él:i:l:v: Sever“ dale"... spoke m mo, of church. i n m I“... enioyod u, mew“... 0, who u the mum” mm numb, If judged only by comparison of tobaccos, Lucky Strikes would be the best
We! as the 192.7 convention city the "”lnutff' gym???” 3:31..“ bf?.i.2?§“§i'..‘2' Ilheiitierlyt'h‘e :0] ma“ ”11"“: m :hlchmwm “c“ ““1“"- h" "“‘m‘gm “"3“" . on the market. But the extra process is a final touch, making Luckies for
e' ' i'rl ans 0 ° . v ' to ‘. dun Pen oton ' ' ‘rinc- .
figs:“Havoagrdtglgrildoetnu'wosth‘t‘l’rsév: ggorg'o Momtt of Stamford and John ted young people's leader and au- :13an Dali.” Psgno‘. Among Mrs. 3:131:33 “fittiggygm °‘° 5 " ”pen“.
' ' . Vanletly of New Britain. thor. At present s. director of reil- Conlon's gueits were: Mrs. Frank The congressional convention at
" ‘ me t to a third ii- . - ‘
.palrtyveinnCon'hecucut tzobe President O'Meara. hopping down slous educatiotrli of th; Mgunt gar- Wood. Mrs. Wiitred B. Cousins, Mrs. .which Congressman Mam“ Wm be
, non Congroga onal c tire of °" Aubrey Sanford and Mrs. W. H. nominated to succeed himself. will . s “
f m the chair. took the floor in op- ‘
to til i tic'rh declaring “n' 1“" “um" " “m" ‘°" W North of West Norwalk. be held in tho Stratfleld hotel. , _ ”
, ‘ position to e rssou " editorial v‘ork 0n the graded ies- . . . ‘ Bridgeport. on Saturday, September
- L» that he wuld fight "to “NM drop ”M and for 13." book. "The 8“” Mrs. Waiter Tohaniand Mrs. Carl :5... it is expected that Congress-
3' “ etforts WW‘ ”WWW“ ‘°’ °‘ 0"" 3m" u. "n ”- 9“” Jackens entertained together roster man Merritt will be nominated by .
l‘ - . l 1
. . r" - " i work of a similar character. . .
brins I P nil element 09 ”‘1' , day at a. luncheon at tho- Wayside hotlamation as in past years, there -
" A. the friend “"1 leader of ”uh: Inn. Post road. The guests returned being no opposition to his candidacy. ”0”: Why Ladies T08” S0
‘ land into the federation. The presi-
d he believed in industrial peeplo he '3 outstanding. He was later to Mrs. Jacken's home, Cockc- Congressman Merritt Just recently ,
dent ‘saiuon rather than political or secured for this occasion by mom- noe avenue for bridge , ‘ returned from the Adirondack
or an as - . .
I bers 0‘ the council who met him “ ' ' ' Mountains where he went early in
ganizstlon. m i in _
___~__ ingfifx ::d:kih: 3:92.115}, stihogie Mrs. Aubrey Sanford entertained the summer to recuperate from an . V”
"" you“, ”09,... "on” he Wu, 1,“, Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. Doyle. Mr. and illness. lie is much improved in . If"?
Mrs. David Conlon and Mr. and Mrs. health and is busy with Commissinn- . ‘ -— . —~- -- —: . ‘J'V ‘1 ' 17*” '
m .
" em” for "My“. and it 1' George Davis at bridge Wednesday or Mackenzie in mapping out his
1 i
ith this' the ht thdt i ti
w "8 an nvita on evening. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Doyle campaign plant!-
SmHounStoG. l."
is extended to all adults who wish
to hear Mr. Hunting. Ills topic will were prize winners. Congressman Merritt was elected
probably be "Youth and the New ' ‘ 0 to the 65th congress at a special
Day." -—Piano Tuning. studwsll Piano election on Not'enlbor 6. 1:17. 10
The is i Co. Phone 126.--Adv. till the unexpired term of t a late
in so of the evening “I“ be ' ' ' Ebenezer J. liiil. of Norwaik. He
appropriate for the ty e of serv- .
ice being conducted. Tire choir will Mr. ““1 M” F1°Vd‘J°“‘F will re- w” "Wham 1° the 66"“ 0““ and
he compued of members of ihe turn Monday to their home in White 68th congresses.
'young people's groups. and there Plains.‘ Torn med'JW“ h“ Just . . ..
\\l|l be music by a boys‘ ”Chen's. returned from a cruise on the sound COUNTY VOITLRL To
'i'he hymns will be selected from the during which he witnessed the races . MEET IN MDGEFIELD
t'rusado “lied" hunks. Everyone M Lsrchmont. _ ~ . . " "
asked to brin his ow i . ‘ ‘ ' ‘ Several local members of the 40 B b S y
. . .... o , u emse 0 er,
._l.lo. Miss Mildred McGowan arrived ands American Legion are planning
The soloist will he Miss Ruth yesterday t0 be with her mother. on attending the meeting of the O
"airman. daughter of the pastor or Mrs. R. McGowan. over the week- Faincrld County Valium 10 be held 1 ts Tr k F 11 f B d1
u... entertaining church. Miss end. . in the American Legion looms. i e ec a un ‘ u 0 oar n
ilowman is returning from New ' ‘ ‘ “”58““ ‘°m°"°w "mm" 5"" Sch 1 I l o R d, N
’ D rtm t
Boys epa en
York especially for this service. Among those who left the beach erai important matters including the
. .
Overcoats in Several Styles
having an engagement with the yesterday to return to their homes election of a delegate ind alternate
New York Federation of Churches for the winter were: Mr. and Mrs. from the lFairneld County Voiture
i'or broadcasting a program of William Borsdorf and family. and will come before the meeting.
Sampeck and Penrod costs are sure to
lead the fashion among the most popular I
boys. Made of English Woolens, they come
1-
ndividual
Measure
sacred songs during the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis. Miss _______.__._..-_
The service will begin promptly Antoinette Davis will remain at the
at 6. closing in time for the sttond- beach for another week. the guest
once upon the 1:80 services at other of Mrs. Aubrey Sanford.
churches. All of the ten cooperat- 0 0 0
ing churches are sending large dele- Miss Agnes Kearns returned to
nations of their young people and her- home in Brooklyn yesterday
the spirit and atmosphere should be after a short visit with Mr. and Mrs.
a
We have stringed to have an asso-
ri‘ ciate of ourdeslgrung rooms of
l
, ‘ .. _ . r . inspiring. George my“. I m d d 1 i
‘ I: ‘ ‘ —W . .
Fashion fork on imam am panorama Dr. Emu at...“ Jog...“ 'm b. 19,319.13 an or f_e mo e 5 8 ”3 t° 2° 71‘!-
. $14.95 to $35. . l
i ' Every Day Suits That Wear Well 1 Til
_. ’ iYou’ll find a {sshionabie Penrod suit of
grey or fail brown the selection of the best
dressed fellows. These suits also have two
pairs of knickers and are made of imported
wooiens. Siaes {Z to 18 yrs. ., .. $13.93
_""“ » Second floor.
”r". SuihiorGalaOccsnons 'w i
.1 One of the smart new twesds of Sam-
pick make is a choice here. Two knickers or
a pair of long trousers and a pair of plus
fours always assure one of a pair to put on
. while the other: is being pressed. Sizes 11 to
VISITING ATLANTIC my the guest over Sunday at the home
of Mrs. A b f . ,
1m. Frederick McMahon and . -u m; a? o.“ . .'
. «laughter. Ruth. are spondinga week William Do 1 leaves I
, at Atlantic City and Philadelphia. resume his ":41“ .9 No.3?!“
'* and his brother. Vincentwlli return
'30! 5‘30““ 3°“ Tonight to school in Brooklyn. Monday.
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'i‘roop 8. Norwalk Boy Scouts. will Mr. and Mrs. James
' loin its regular meeting tonisht. st springdale. were the guests- «wits: '
:.:.o oclook. merlLMorm Sounders . r
' the holidays. Mrs. Saunders will
'ihis is the season of the you tertain the momborsof hormothsc's
I when a man decides his house needs bridge club in New Canaan. Sstur- '
more paint and his daughter loss.' day. at luncheon and bridge. .
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in a nice world in which we all Richard L- Hyde 0410 family 01 _
.ncl. silly at times. Brooklyn arrive today to be the
. goats of Mr. Hyde's sprouts. Mr.
l
:Septemberlo a... 1 1
_ to take your {indistidual measure for
clothes. Asplmdid'whocfion ‘of Fall
A and Winter woolenswlll been display.
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.. _ . .' “i ‘ .' ;"’ . . i aneraaoorsonyde. : ' ..
Th5 privilege of rev1ew1ng this exc1u_ .5. mo nan son oussrsaoanon . . _. 20 yrs. A . $17.95 to 33.50
g o. ' . f: “Imp”, Mn,” “4 m. Walter Lshin left the beach a :1". 'f , .. second floor.
i ‘i
* . , . . . . . ~ ._._ .d‘" . three weeks' vacation in the
sive shomng is yours Without obliga- :. Apply .3 i.'tt.r"'n.x"“°ls rm. “um ,/ , . -,
.. " around sin. a...» nsvl‘s and
I
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' Helpful List Saves Time.
‘lflll-Hllfl steamer also Sweaters - latest isoquard Blouses—stoves midris and
. tray. well reinforced. weaves in two tone effects. broadcloth with pole eel-
”lllsngth. Ill lisesutou. II.“ hrs-'lisss‘ltouynfl
f flan. , ' IOBDIR no man account family closed their houss st or.
. :7 smamoronanmannm hihcll Marv-d 1:33“ 3.;
. L; m1 '1 x w “V. C .n o 'O.
ill c! or “03' 35.. his first year at Nets-o In no college.
guest-rs: COURT, septum 1. a. . . , . . , i lull-so :mOQuino mu. flue-m" goings“: ug‘dncwsggi—MII 'ught
. . . , m cm i- . 00!” underwear short
woodcut-annulu- W-““"'~W"‘°‘m . - '° °° lsnteolortnss '
. theirthrsossnaischwulsooa’ud . ”Mimosiasidoand . aluminum“
awn-um!“ Bohwmlssvoths no leads) ' " ‘ '1' mm" sum-mamas.
. . nos—Now regimental and
'- min mfm roman stripes-also sill yellow m mantis! be
my". “5' and wool crepss that tie school,” I“ I I
' well. 75 dd- . 83 all -
law-WM lists—nit hstsis last W 'W -"' Mu"
'“3 hamstitcli- Into .1» and m b all m
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Dub—Inn eslasi's hair hum—the asset for. my. “silt and dark
sndwoolblsnbstdorm ontdeoriua. largo plaid
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