.. PRIVATE BANKS HOME.»
first Class Private LeslieBanhs
‘ ‘- ja- received his. discharge from Bat-
, .
fl .
is? B. Twentieth Company. Heafy.-
Military. and arrived at his home in
not Nomlk. yeoferday. He left
“malt. wizh the Sixth Company.
Coast Artillery Corps. two years ago,
ad baa been at Fort Wright nearly
,1! the time. He was ready to sail
mm Neipcrt News for France when
the armistice was signod, and‘ re-
,grott‘ed that he saw no active Service
It the‘ front. -
Herbert Clarke. cf 40 Van Zant
street. is writing New York today on
hairless. '
Strawbtrzici horn and brought up
1.er Norwall; Selim-z a? 45 cent
’8? quart? Ami thcy votive the poor
innocent lan‘l lord: of pzoii'ccring.‘
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O‘o now at
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”‘North Main wwn Unitt‘d
‘xlrs. 019921.
Grocery and Lurif‘h 1'12: .
“fir ml Lurk"
S.» "Y"
The Y. .‘~‘i. C. (‘lzrh will hold their
dance of the season at Romp Point this
evening. A imge mundane.» is an~
Muted. ‘
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The Que Es club meeting; was hlld
last e'v'cninz. Refreshments were
served after business matters had been
attended to.
mas Thelma Gaiuor. of Bayview-ave-
me, who has been confined to her
home for the past two weeks; is now.
n‘bleto be about once more.
_ The Ladies” Aid Socicty o! the East
Ivonne Methodist ’Church will meet at
the church tomorrow afternoon for
their weekly sewing session.
'flle Gideon Club of the Swedish Con-
gregational Church held a meeting last
fight, A prayer meeting is scheduled
to take place at the church this even-
ha"
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Mrs. May Richards and, Mrs. Eliza-
Mh Ahmuty- of East Nor-walk spent
Ionday with “fell-53 in New Y‘mx
all. and while there witnessed the
”(malice of Three Vlise Fools,
“playing at Criterian Theatre.
' The completion of the road work
on Seaview avenue ha; been delayed
Will: to the lack of car facilitie: on
them" of theN. Y.. N. H. & H. nau-
road. Three cars of screening. neces-
sary to finish the road are expected in
t let-days. .
i
m regular'weekly meeting of the
Third District Commissioners took
“Orient evening. he'rcgular rout-
” business was attended to. There
an some discussion about the Budget
fickle to be presented at the Board
.fllhtimate meeting tits evening-
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_m Stride. of Boston; a returned
“or, who has been in France for
Ma year‘in the capacity of band-
“, is expected in town today.
we in this city. he will make his
sun with Captain and Mrs. Charles
mp3; Salvation Army. who reside at.
filéseavlew‘ avenue. Mr. Stride will
3*“ employment here. and it is ex-
’W'he will devote a part“ of his
ihgo to the teaching of music.
. Ilsa Elizabeth Huntington. of'Bhy-
,M-ivenue'and Attorney and Mrs.
lab Davis. of Rowan street. arrived
1on0 Sunday night from Andover;
M where they had attended the
" Went exercises of the Phil-
mm" Academy.
Mr. Davis' sow
' o. graduated from this institution}
”More. Mr. and Mrs. mv‘is were
#Wer for the’entire commence-
meek. and bliss Huntington 301m
~. on Saturday to witness the
‘ r 02 Leslie. ‘
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mm m Romeo.» ”‘“
‘ WET. June' 17.—-Chloro:
' beaten Mrobbed in the Fair-
‘ . a. Whom: taken man
rte, Joseph Roche]. an em-
tie- Grabbphone company;
my ‘to tho police=to day... All
‘ “attenuating and there
at a moretbeating. Only-s
. ofmoney was. secured.
'. flit. annulants’ name;
aroma search for
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.whlrh however.
' route.
. . 3,; .. 1‘1...
lirs.figrshall P. Rename; substitut-
‘ed for Mrarnfl. H. Keueatv its soloist
in the _(‘nn:reaation Churtn’lztit €791}
ring.
Mi<s .\'. If. Shriver of the Pint Road
was accompanist {or Mrs. :J. H. K.-
acaly when the latter sang last even-
ing at the Elia" celebration in Stanr
ford,
S. H. Williamson. formerly a mum
her of the staff of the StewartGrocery.
is new assistant to Ilianager Magnes
at the-A. and P. Store on Railroad aye—
nue.
Cecil Hsrlman. a ijrmrr publisher
T‘ari-‘Ll itmbw, tel/l lbft this
town abznt :ix 3:235 2.3,). wzu a Vis-
itor. Saturday. at (.i \lr.
and 31:4. Fred S. Moody :l the Put
Road.
of time
"a home
_.Ja?ktj~ "G004 1130K"
letwcin
Olrn now at
United
(Erxcr; .tnd 1.11m”: "er. Sits. 0363.
22 .‘Cf’th Main St.
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The; town lath-“re celebrated Fla:
l‘vy ’63: flying a new “as: from the tall
pole at the mllrnarl cquare. to replace
the haunts-ma Inc :lvr-n w‘th the pole
‘last Fourth of July by Rollo"? Gilchrls‘
'of Norman.
The year?' cor-3v. breez-
es and stin~liine played havoc. with the
color: and vrx‘ure (-I ‘he rig flax. and
so the Friedmen provided another.
‘1 “Jun“: sfiilller and
‘hrm 17.9 beauty cen-
tribuzed by Mr. Gilchrirt.
of poo." r fabric ‘
Ernest D. (‘rcz‘oct let! town Satur—
‘dar Merlin: for a two wwkq' vacation.
the (her par? of which will be spent
at Milwaukee at. the 99690?! of the
National Council déhn Junior Order
of United Ame-riran Mechanics of
which Mr. Proton! it: fast Slate (‘ounv
cilc-r and national rcprp‘eutatlvea from
Connectisul. Later he wl‘l visit the
national Orphan'a llo‘re (.f'lhl’ order.g
at Tilffn. 0.. and Niacara Falls and’
ofher points of intereet along 225.:
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Lady Puff Gordon. cf Norman. who
was one of the passmgers on board
the outzolnz stcamship Adriatic yes-
terday. took (fraction to deny that are
sum—“This country ianothlng to me.
.This is an awful country. Whv should
I buy Libefi Bond: " during an no,
tion brouiht last April by Muriel Bld-‘
ley a dancer. to recover a theatrical
contract. “it i.- nm true (flat I made,
statements aftributed to me at the;
trial of the suit against me. I have
done‘ very. well over hero and have
made many iriendas. There is no 1193-,
son that I should criticise the United
States." '
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fiiends of the Congregational Sun-
day—School wronged the church Son-
day morning. to enjoy the Children’s
Day/exercisoc, under the direction of
the superintcndcnt. James F. Williams.
Thr- bhlzht faces, of the children. their
cheerful songs and lntererttnz exen
ciFeH.’ ‘and the brightly-zarlandod
church combined to make the'mormng
memorable. The program rendered
was as follows: Carol by the'school:
recitation of the 236“Psalm: prayer
by the superintendent: baptism of chfl-'
dren; songs. Margaret Rimnny: recita-
tions. 'Rodnoy Lester. Carol Morehousu
and Barbara Rorbach: carol by the
camel; recitations, Mary Morehouse,
Elizabeth DpCourcy and Ruth Olm-
stcad; song. Ruth Ottmer: recitations.
Betty Eaton, Estelle" Palmer. luau-joiner
Homing. Julia- Santa and Margaret
Holmes; carol by tho school: recita-
tions; Alan Morehause. Harriet FZch.
William Gombos. Dorothy Holly and
Beatrice Morehouse ;duet, Dorothy
Godfrey and Estelle Smith; reoltatlons
James Harvey, Eleanor Wood, Warren
Greene; Jr.. and Edith Greene; carol
by. the school; recitation, Joseph ,Rint—
lany: Maruxret Butler, Fred Westenelt
:and‘Dorothy Cook; so‘lo, Hazel Cro-
jfoot, Andrew Santa. and Jeanette Mac-
'omber; remarks by the superintend-
ent; carol by the school.
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The Children's Day exercises of the
woman Sunday—school attracted a
large congregation Sunday night. who
enjoyed meiof‘thezflnect pmams of
thiskinbever rendered by" local chil-
Loren. Tho church mdecolated-wlth
laurel and-"owes and'preecnra'r’uost
attractive appearance. The mass
Mrs made up the W; open
mammary. Miss Anselm: chorus
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roymwarauiug' _ new:
, .7 Ii ,
duet “Jesus. me use
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. mam W; recitation.
, ‘ cups and Children.” Cit! Hater: solo.
' i"looses. Kunming “Roses." Annie Bub
' ' treyzq-ecitntion. “In Rose Time." Anna
‘ g'clwk: chm by the school. “Bonner
“'“msz'h recitation.
'Pd‘th Lots Ryder and
_ed.
‘ The Soldiers' and
Pym sebum. flarcwnot W,
es Charlotte-1M ’3 and 8am Bella"
‘mfie mall} 80.”
en
”Thu Him Vio-
let." Harriot Phillips? piano solo. our
encc Raymond: recitation. “Smfieaand
Proms." Eva Slay Cow: solo.
“9th “outgrown: > bob
Ravmond: recitation. “W0.”
Ruth Estelle
Ryder: recitation. ”Sunshine." Doro-Y
t’l}: Raymond: violin solo with arm
accompaniment. mm m and
Miss Lee: chorus. “Glut!!! We Sing
His Pmisez” recitation: “Children‘s
Day.” Grace Stevens: recitation. "My.
Heart Was Singing Too." M'Sco
field; recitation. “\ley?" Stevie Bun: :
solo. "Praise the Lord Above,” Eldo‘
Prace: recitation. "What Can We
Give?" Edward Osborne: trio. “We
are Little S'Juhoams." Edith, Harriet
and Ruth Phillips; chorus by choir.
"There is One:" duet. Leroy Kemp and
Howard Slawson: recitation: “A Lit-z
tic \V‘néte Daisy." EV; May Camfiboll,
Ida Loundcs; chorus by the school,
"t‘hildren's hay is Here;" recitation.
“Our Father Upon His Throne." Law-
wnz-e Krmp: recitation. ”Share and
Haw." Waiter Alexander: chorus by
the school. "Jesus is the Maidlless
F’nweri" recitation. "The Criticism!
Sft‘d." Ida annrles; recitation. "Tho
Corner Club." Ralph Osborne. Walter
Osborne. Stanley Phllcox and Clifton
Gainer: solo. “Happy 'fm)‘ Lucy Ol-
drin: offering receil‘ed by the little
girls. hols Rannnnd. Esther Brace. Alb
I” Buttrey. Edith Phillips and Elsie
Brunei address. by thepnstor: chorus
bv the school. "He isl‘alrer than the
l’loy‘vcrsz" benediction. The exercises.
were under the direcuon o: the super“
intendent. George A. Kemp and a com-
mittee oi Which Mrs. C. E. Simon was;
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a mi
chairman.
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The East avenue and of Hoyt ash-teat,a
ha? been widened and gutters repair.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Mcller are spend-1
lug several weeks at a smut resort;
Dogs drilled revered rabbits belo ~.-
26 Miss Hel'on Raymond at her‘
in;
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home in lloyt street.
Mr. and Mrs. 1.52m Barrett have'
moved to Greenwich. where Mr. Bar-
rett has a flue position. \
——Jt_lkc "Good LoCk” Cleo now at'
22 North Main St. berweelr Unit“
Grocery and Lunch Car. Mrs. Olsen.
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Mrs. James A. Cook and son Harold,
.ol Larchmont spent Friday at the
home of Mr. ant Mrs. A: 8. Cool in?
Burtis at e nue.
Arthur Jones. employed by George
T. Smith. has rented tbtr SuC. Wood
house on Cherry street; ad but {83“
possession.
rm: Kelley of W Wm
Intimac-
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Carter ‘street, i’hm he
most of his vacation-time.
John H. Riley. who ha: been» via
the Army of Occupation in Gar-II!
for some time. has sent home to his -
family many souvenirs and trauma
of the “’orld “'ar. 5
W'mm
be given in the Tm mm m or.
enlug. and like former ones, it. prom-
ises to be a pleasing event.
School will close Jana 27.
closing exercises wil be held Wednes-
day evening,_.lnne 25. There will be
the usual number of graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 8. Donnell of
Bridgeport have been goes at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. green on
South Main street, during the past
week.
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Birdsail Stevens, in his touring car,
and an outcf-town naturist «annual!
the East avenue-and Mam m eon-
ner Sunday. There was slight dam-
age to both cars. ’
‘ Lieut. “Heck" Kelley, who is still at
the base hospital. Camp my. 3. J.
visited with his parents. Kr; and Iran-J Mm
Edward Kelley of Carter. “not for
several days the past week.
' . Kr: and limousines nuns:
mm 9:41: ,.
. . . and;
_‘ x ’ “nun—Id
_ Work arm-lama w the
pavilion“ begun yesterday:
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' " tail. the Young “on“: coal-
munlty Club at EaSL Norwnlx' 1111-
hold a dance at. the Point,
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Tonorruv 200 members of the Tab-
uhtlns nacnme Company of Se-
Yorlr will be nit the Point. W
Bayley was instructed to tympani”.
cover! for lunch and dinner. ‘
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Posters advertising the coming at
Meson-mock and Barry’s Mayer‘s Dixie
Jan Band‘are being placed tin-(mah-
out the city and neighboring towns.»
The band will be at tho Point Thin-9g
W WM.
In order to prevent any accident in
the latest creation at the Point. which»
in the House of Fun. 8 screen netting
has been built around the slide which
is located on the outside of the build-
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Many curious folks from her.» and.
surrounding towns went to the" Pblnt'
yesterday to see the Chinese. who
came with the Chinese Merchanm't
Association. 3
Yesterday marked the fourth 6mm
don to the Point for this season. 'At
1 o'clock the Steamer Sirius made fast
her lines at the Roma Point dock and
allowed the 700 members or the
Chinese Merchants' Assocllllon of
New York to land. The Chinese were.
great spenders. patronizing every-
thing at the Point as liberally as couldl
be expected. The return trip to New}
York was nude at 5:30 o’clock. '
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' Dr. J. Wunhman-and finally of X
beach {or the season.
Mrs. J. J. 81107 entertained her
Lbrother and sister-low over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs; z. Tuning“ of Se?
York have arrivod at thebeacn for
the summer. ‘
m. and Mn. "1;va dilemma:
Nina A. Thompson over the tees-end.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hyde «New
York have arrival in on beach mum
number.
Mr. nod Hrs. Squires and family of
Rev York city have r-‘cm nod theii
hm- lot the summer mums at mu
beach.
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An lnMnnal dance which turned out
to b. a huge successwa‘s held Satur
GIT mt. This aIalr was attended
”all the residents of the beach. and;
as the beach is private property, only:
may of the place are allowed to;
wool. '
The summer rum-:58 who have not
a. yet arrived at the bench are now’
min: in rapidly. as the weather,
slowly begins to gut mot. When;
the full quota has arrived a grant: re-‘
ceptloufi to be held at the club house.
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the first week at July. -
Lyman Buckles. who Mlixmri
chased a knockabout yacht from Har-x
be“ uni-alt? «21.391
"‘ Candida blink-9: (anaemia: nub?!
. terday and assured that the American
,arato Company. better known as {he
‘Nomlk Armory last evening.
0! here": (bouillon: Flu-a 1.. 18:
22:: Alice. .
{mu-rs um" «ma
‘ mun”
A resolution urglnu .
5 contain the Irish Republic and recom-
(”MM‘
(Gunman-I Paae One). .
for publication regarding the cm
«41W troop-"tron 15-th
Juarez. according to a statement M
General“ 1m Barr-m. ‘ 'Wt
- — Q‘CI‘L.
One official dung-.1: immune:
sailor of President (Far-am in that
United State: that ho‘had madc’rq
mug-ht. lithe Sour Department
in mahm‘nmme incident. .
Refrigerators.
Now is l‘
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You can select any size
you Wish, ranging in
The ton. of amino} dispatches seem
‘ed to indicate that Mega-an Govern .
Wm: on the border accepted
the Amntcan‘mtnrthnt‘ihe annex or .
the Vino romp: mv-MO solely to:
the purpose of on looting American
lives across‘ the’frouticr. .
valor/(m: lune lair-State no
oartment ofl'icials suld'twuy‘that no
protest against the sanding.“ Ameri-
awn-oops into Mexico to disperse in.)
Villistas attacking Juarez had been
made on' behalf of the Mexican Gor-
t.
General Fandldo Aguilar. confide:
tla‘l ambamdor of President Carran-
za. and Dr. Role, the Mexican Charge
more invited to the («ruminant yes-
toreea would would in Mexico only
long enough to attain their object.
This explanation. otflclalo said, app;
mfly was satin-factory to the: Hex.-
can rrpreaentatives.
Telegrams reaching the State De
pummel“ today from various sources
indicated apprehension that (her Vil-
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list“ would Take erHFals on Anni
cans in Mexico: Ofilcinls of upmar-
\nx comp-any operating south of' (ill-
huahua telegraphed the department
that the murotd line south of Chihua~
bun hid been cut and that their em-
ployes were cndem'orin: to :n ml‘of
Mcxico by way of Farm] and Laredo.
ANNUAL MEETING OF l
WORTH RIFLES
The annual meeting 0! vhe Filth S ‘9-
Butmorm Rides was held at 1:3-
more
was the us‘ual routine business. and
then a nominating committee was
named to prepare a ll" ot candidates
for the various-civil emcee of the com-
cw pany and the various committees. to
be submitted at an open alt meeting
tobebeldoo the “courageous Sn»
”fled and 'a general field day observ-
day. June 29; m a dinner will be
served and a general field city will be ».
observed.
noRWAvasTenm \
AT wannwwan- ‘
armre- memo»
The Manic W at tho
United and": w..- Ventu- “who
hold la 31¢: Britain. Windham“
day of this week and izwdly number
of . member: or Will“ Bulimia!
Camp. No. 9. of this city. will attend.
including Past Commander Charles
Gull-uteri and hire. mauled a Past
President of the womanfio auxzimxvy o’
the camp, and Capt. Charles #111 .
Past Commander “James ‘1: at
Camp c! Rockrille. now «surround: :- t ;
the Pultmcrzh Rifles in this city-
Th0 regular delegate from McKE-tl ~-
P
Camp in Thomas A. Dawson. and M. J.
Murphy is the uizcrnac.
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~ WANTS CUSTOUV 0? BOX'O'RLS:
Zr‘ru' “tom M;
M. 3493*“. who i-s “Hot-rd to have
treated crur‘ly. and- to have
bI-corn lay-Woolly lntcmncrate. Mrs:
Lilly Mom: also mm.- ”to custody
In arm for e
Flam F... 15: Carrie J..‘
11; Beatrice V.. " and Ruth E. 3.
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Papers in the case have come to they
i Superior court. normal» monar-
returned 10 the home of his pamnta on It I. expected “I". n my- we place M‘finm 20v 18”..
no mo-
ATLANTIC CITY. r}. 1.. June 11—3
- Cm to re-
mending that representatives of the
Irish Republic Woman 3 hearing a}
cam-mo. was'
adopted today by the- W Fed--
‘entlon of Labor, in authentic-bore.
The memorial placed American organ-
ized labor urban; tumor of new
determination for Ireland.
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-—.ou: snow Tumour AT PA».
bor‘View ponies has placed the“ ace Theatre at 8:15. Nulxnova in “The
1 a. 111.. on Saturday and the day‘wasi
spent on a sail to Lon: 1mm The
boat' is now moored at the Natural!
Yacht club 0: which fir. Bracken is
a number. ‘ »
—-—Jelke ”Good Luck" Cleo now at
22 North Main St. between United
Grocery. oatmeal» lira. Olsen.
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mmwrrmgr‘ _
Barnum. Juno I‘ll—Counsel
rot-,Joim 1. King. Winni- ‘s‘
coived’s suit to {WWW .
tor the» Bridgmmqmbln‘! 31"
my charter. filed a W to“?
hfldlflx’th‘t 11:qu
xtvnoftném' Sod.”
el Street Runway. 15 not good“: - la.-
Thm reason! are given. first. M
m...» m ”at when}
Th0 incommlulon. so. mimosa at mm-
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Mon-i!
price from
$7.50 to 375.00
All hilly guarantctl. Sails.
[action guaranlud. or
money brt-l.
Cour-:5 Hammocks ‘
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Stands to match. Porch
Lawn Furnifure in Maple,
Hickory and. Willow.
. 011‘ Cook. Stoves
T" hawker-fewer,
inn-owe, Detroit:
Vapor; we have
a-tliemln 2.38m”:
balms. ranging.
imprint”
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Screen Doors, Window :csct
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* We W ill- Furnishing Homes
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WW'M nixed Paint, Emmel. Era-‘1»-
m d‘szlm.
A. COHEN
16W Street.
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