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two making their way to shore infely.
They also say \that launches, yachts
and row boats went to the scene of
the disaster. but it was of no'avail for
all traces of the missing body were
gone. No verification of this of}???
could he obtained. The life savers at
’the Point were asked about the matter.
.. WWWAI‘“ {but they state that they do not know
{i h . ‘anythin; shout it. ‘ _
TEACHERIS i , rm _
filVEN SURPRISE?L «5.323.. .
‘several of his friends at the beach yes-
_ “as Jennie Joselovsky of Seawewéterday-
' East Norwalk. was tendered at - —-" ‘
finalise miscellaneous shower last: 'The weekly dance will be held at the
m by her numerous friends. : 5 se tomorrow niaht for the we
Ills Joselovsky is a teacher at the chi hound ’1‘, f _ nds‘
Innin school. East Norwalk. and is men‘s an ‘ " r “9 ~'
to be married in the very near future: .
to Dr. Henry Beinfleld. a physician oi, The arrival of E. G. Cameron. 0!
m 'in Brooklyn. Miss 30:9”??? Montclair‘. N. J.. for the summer at the
ill the recipient of many eauli.u j , . .,
and' useful gifts. Among those presfireson is expected this weeh.
at were the Misses Elizabeth and!
maul Harris. Sadye and Ethel Keelem Mr. and Mrs. Charles Famsworth, of
Linn! and Cecelia Sacks. Helen Joei.IBrookly.-n, New York, were at the beach
M ”rd? . Abraham; Lillian Barns! yesterday looking over one of the lots
‘ mnle o-e L“ y. lwhic-h they intend to buy for the pur-
Kr. and Mrs. w. 1. Clarke 9; Eost nose of erecting a cottage for their
nmue are entertining relatives‘from private use.
Wlphia. ,
finely employees of the Pridgeportl A
Ms Co. will hold an outing at
John R O‘Sullivan's Dorlon house to-‘-.
narrow afternoon. 1
‘ The regular mid-week prayer meet-I
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Nan 2am street last exerting. A large] works will be shown at the Point.
mutation was present. -
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The ladies of the East Avenue lm-i. The t‘de w... lllth' 3‘ “:45 thls'mon
movement Association meet at Com-img- Tomorrows tzdo will be high at
'“y Hall this afternoon at 2:30 11.42 noon.
o'clock to sew for the Bazaar. i
. . _ The water was wry rough yesterday
ugefglfge 3:6 M::;:c::?::lfo;gl ' and accompanied by a very cool breeze
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Appropriate exercises in all the'kem bathera from 30mg in to enjoyi
classes .will mark the occasion. their daily swim. -
»Lleutenant Albert Spony and other: The seventh made of the Franklin
yesterday at ~13 “infield street by i
Mrs. George F. Edwards and Miss terday afternoon. The outing in
local police finding a bunch of keys South Norwalk Congregational Churdz’
on 6:930”; Boulevard. The 0W3" 0‘{and of the South Norwnlk Baptist:
the e. s c * ' -' . .
to aspen: “‘9 same b) apP‘il‘néflcnurcn mll be held at the Park.
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nrc were entertained by Mrs. ('lub of Stamford at the Point last‘
Frank Clark at her home on OSbomOinizht was Very successful. Many peo-
tvenue yesterday afternoon. A most ,
CJOYIMG time V-as had 21:5 the gtlesfi. pie from Stamford and .\orwalk attend-
htreshments were served. ,ed- . 1‘
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A complaint was rfé'el'vedst police: With today's tide. the float which
W on: yeste ay tel-noon i
the Davey Groc store has been ulndt rgoinf; repatrs. which:
In?” lam street that a passing cont-‘3were comp eted yes.erday, will be put l
mu truck, register No. 8352 Conn..;mt° the m" “d “ed ‘0 her moorings .
hid dropped a milk bottle in the for the season's usage. 1
”mm“? front of the sznre. and that _
or did not etc to l i .
the broken glue. p c“? away At ‘11 ocloclt .yesterday morning.
\ __.__ ~thirteen destmyers could be plainly
The .53..” services of the East seen from the Point out on the Sound.
heme .lethodist church was Dem The men-o-war were headed for Sun
M m. 3?". Herbert E. MmeYofk and w re ’n wt for": ' 5
had spoke on "The Power of Faith"; e _L_ 1e non. I
h out. of the disagreeable weather.i - . -
.1 one be was re ed. All. Enstgn Vlc Ferns. commodore ol;
h“ the services the ofllciall board of the local branch of life savers. has;
' to church held a business meeting invited twelve members of the corps .
d which the regular routine matters to to Hunt! on with him in his
”missed. so an ;
boat and enjoy a little private outilfg‘
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Junior High School,~whlch held their;
graduating exercises at Hoyt’s thea-'
tre last night, are holding their outing
' .at the Point today. Thrtmgh the.
fcourtesy of Manager Bayley the stir;
;dents may also use the pavilion for:
The music will be furnished
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flat the Point. Yesterday. Captain Sher-i
:wood. of the Stamford branch, and:
Captain Phillips, of the Norwaikl
'bmnch. agreed to hold their outing to-
gether. July third was the date se-,
.lected. Both branches will bring about ;
,300 people to the Park. which will:
"mean that lhel‘e will be 600 in the,
. 'pazty- ~‘
{I ,The mfien “’73 highway depm' I Yesterday‘.c stormy condition did‘
,'Mt has begun ‘0 (in sea-eral of {heinot prevent. the “'ashington M. E.
‘ ml—mveled roads in the Brooxmdesmay School 0‘ Bridgeport from
beaten. During the past two yearn. lholding their picnic at. the Park. OverI
s'
" ”Wot-Emulate begun preparing the
low roadbed for the tracks of the trol-
in; to Tokeneke. "
W 0‘. the ecarcity 0f\0fl duringdm _ were present and they enjoyed n‘
”’9 '3‘" Mile "3 done in this ’9' very interesting program of games and;
m; 1351 year no oil at all being ‘other enttrtainment which was prefer-E
- ‘ed for the big day's outing, Aivery."
appettfing dinner was served after the:
{entertainment had come to a close. ‘
'ding seven! this in New York.
The membership at the maelstrom
is increasing very last. Tween
new. when were accepted at .
,.'m'mm-_ --’m§ finaobem mm" 3.3 men-mot
.mom 635?.me W W W
0mm t§m.':wagtw. theeothd‘. ' a: . .1
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Arthur Cannon, deliveryman hr
Ruadle's bakery. is enjoying the day
at the Circus in Bridgeport with his.
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Letter Carrier William Oahu], or the
Norwalk post once, is enjoying a two.
days format: in New York city. Bob-l
, stitute Carrier James Nolan is cover-
in; his route.
Mia. Alberta Outcry. Ilium
Oswald. Frank Schulelt and Allan
Gregory motored to New You cit! last
night to attend the graduation excl-da-
es of friends in one at the city 'Hkh.
‘Echoolo.
V The regular weekly s‘cvices oi’ the'
first Methodist Episcopal Church was:
held last evening. The M for tb!‘
evening was “How in it possible to.
know anything about God who doe!
not disclose himselt to any at the’lono-
es we maltose” A lute eong’gsatmi m3 MY “-
attended the. services. FORD. .. ' m ‘7.”
The annual 'llicnic o! the Budd-8' cs 00ml ' 39w 33.93 m- and W Glass.
ham W. R. C. was held at Baton Point; . 7
yestemy. Luncheon m «wed in: -13 warm emu . Inn's ""nns u: my”. on painting and Paper Hanging.
‘the grove at 1 o'clock. In spite of the! 1m 80“ 0mm White 3.18.
uncertainty 0! the weather, a large at-l $1.50 _ “.19 A COHE N
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jtendance was on hand, and spent
imoet enjoyaole afternoon.
atteided the recent Field Day will he‘
paid {or their services and are re;
‘uqested to turn in their aims at that.
Keeler’s Shoe Store
time.
TROOPS FROM ’FRANCE.
NEW YORK. June 27.—-Doaded to
her capacity with 1.745 troops. the,
transport Santa Clara arrived Ill-ere to“
“N day from St. Nanire. The seat;
Ed oihcers were entertained School held a picnic at the Point. yes-g unit on board was the '1734 Prowlgm-l
al Battalion. coinciding at 16 oflceu,
char-v Mi. -. l . ‘ _ land 1,554 men organized from scab.
bear .3 A Keb'maoher Herod unit: at the port at unborn-j
. There were also two camel
Charles Nichols has reported to the. 701110170" the 3311““ Picnic Of ”‘9. gogpmm organized from men living
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loner:- the lam Moth-
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lpnt hundreds a ddlau m
remedies. h we Mo lathe-rod over In
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would rain- ...9. «n XL, “branch. oo
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JAM'ES '. m Gallant-o. Io.
inflammmzz
HAP‘JLD AHEAD ‘ "
South Not-walk
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When at . ~
BOTOH Pom s
Ask at the ' i‘!
SODA FOUMAIN
For a Glass of
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One gla- means another.
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smt and Wool Sweaters . $2 tolszs
Samuel-Dresses . ‘SS.95,:$7.95 to 815
Km SMBSTORE I‘liewSfllDresses . . $l8to$35
hangs “it . .8 $513,356”. Was Skirts . 5149.33.95 loss
‘ moxoxrom vaso ‘ ,
Loailfiool - Buhfimmudnlq ; “5"?! Shirts . “[0520
"Sam... l mast.» * ALL mummy is PRICE
our wan-r. out. won" ran. rat-.01.
w_ v’zssnons . murmurs
3-4 and Lotus Heels ' 838 and $1.48
a: now an t r“! worm “1. "3“.
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Wpfice anal! Ready Mixed Paint, Enamel. Brushes,
i ’ Members at the Butterworth Rifl‘afl “‘ . , j g ' , ' ,- 141 Wuhmg’to' n Street.
Ibth separate Compan‘i". C. N. G. are‘re; Gordon Hosm i —-lc
‘qutsted to meet at the Walk Ar-‘l far. ____ ___
‘mA. .v at 9 o'clock Sunday momma t0. wont: run: SILK -
#30 to the Wilton rifle. tame for pr‘ac-g MEN'S MESH-KM“ m“ ‘ tum 3. -
tice. On Monday elem“ “”39 who‘ 8083 500 Em w '3!" $1 19
See Them in Our Window
Special Sale of
{Genuine Silk Flossi
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Every Merchant, Every
Clerk, Everybody Inter-
ested in Retail Merchan-
dising should ‘bé present
Constanta! gnawing
‘ Gimyouaeomplm linoinloddhlgallll'helfeoverm“
atvu'ylow‘prlou. Omandw. «new-took.
_ Mattresses Our Specialty
WOMjo-tonohundred of these Supericr S" : ‘
mummwuflle price of an 0rd‘.t‘..1:"~‘ :i‘. '. 9
“Mint thiaridiculonly low price cf 51? 5-? ;_~ . !
one-halfoftbeirvahetoday. .858: ."
‘mmmwfl‘l JAVA'S FINEST KAKOK. ‘
bk M known as Silk Plus) is the sofxs’. - ‘ i
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