Kris. Edwin Hoyt of Bridgeport has
been the guest or Mrs. Stephen Hoyt
3118. Thomas 1311mm ”anaemia.
g't‘mam of 3am to fare; m enter--
‘ tained by Mrs. Stephen Hoyt of Car-
ter street.
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illr. and "Mrs. J, Elrown of Core
venue. are entertaining out of town
blonds atfthelrthomefi.
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James T. Kelley, Dominick Cagearo,
Frank Shutes, and inlcyd Pauley were
among the New W3 ioldi‘er boys
who returned homelrom overseas dur-
ing the past week: ' ~'
Ilss Minerva Worthman of New Hap
wen, spent the week end with friends
N Gregory. Boulevard.
‘Harry G. Webb. of East avenue. hasl George Pauley spent several days in
returned macweeks'vvacation spent New Haven last week, taking examl-v
will friends in Huntington, 14- L nations in forestry and insect life. He
*is also attending a series 01 lectures
The weekly .meeting 0‘ 'the Third given by the Connecticut Agricultural
District Commissioners will be held in Experiment station.
Community Hall this evening.
—— l The money donated by Primavera
Hiss Mary Rider who was operat; 'i Lodge \'0. 341. to assist in the pay-
uon at the Nomlk Hospital
finrsday, is reported
along nicely.
Harry B. Edwards of East avenue
drone of the- lucky lads at the Faizfield
County Y. M C. A Camp which opens;
It South Kent, today.
las it was not needed the ambulance
lhming been shipped to Europe before
the receipt of the donation.
BEllE ISlAND
Miss Jeanette Van Coevering has re-1
turned to her home on Gregory Boule
ward after spending nine months in
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”not; as an army nurse. '
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There was no ball
Amusement Park between the married
ID. W. Mesnlck. of Rowayton. has re and the single men yesterday.
1turned home after spending a iew days
‘ncation at tribe .home of his sister.
.Ixs. S. H. Graham, of {First street.
Al Jolson, the burnt cork comedian.
who appeared in “Sinbad,” was the
week-end guest of Air. and ,Mrs. A.
Selwyn.
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.William J. “Forks and 'Richard Sum-i
molt. o'f Ssnvie'w avenue, were visitors,
in Brooklyn, New York, Saturday.‘
”on .they witnessed the police games
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There will be between twenty and'
thirty in the cast for the minstrel
'show which is to be presented at the
’island shortly. The definite number
has not as yet been decided. ‘ Rehear-'
sols are going on contnlually under
the directorship of Edward Nixon. l
The masquerade dance which was
given at the clubhouse Saturday even-
!ing was a grand success. There were
over three hundred persons ”Bellini
There were numerous dancers who
were attired in line and tunny cos-
, tomes. To add to the fine appearance
lthe hall had been decorated with
‘streamers and Japanese lantern} All
l lam number of fist Side folks
we mongethose who enjoyed the (le,
Wm} excursion to North Beach yes-
.tenlsy. All report a most pleasant
.y.
_ Inchine'Gunnor James M. Kelly,
m thus-boon overseas for over a
your. is expected home Thursday. He
is the son 0'! ‘Mr. and ‘Mrs. Samuel 1V.
Belly of Seaside Place.
Sergeant A. 'Roy Camp has returned
of‘Carter street during the meflwk. 4
last ment for an ambulance to be sent to‘
to be getting ltaly has been returned to the .lodge.‘
ans-x‘lwv‘.
l Mrs. H w. Cole and daughter. Miss
Olive Cole, offiRowaxton avenue. are
spending a few days in Long island.
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! ell-s. Lewis Parker of Logan street, .
'Rowayton. do entertaining Mrs. ‘Frost
of New Yorkcify.
- Mr. and .813. -Hsrry L. Cakes of
Logan street, Rowayton, are entertain-g
'lng friends ..fron1 New York
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Ralph Campbell of Princeton Uni-
versity. New Jersey, was a. west of.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam-J. 1F. Moore of
Rowayton, yesterday.
Mr. andfiMrs Martin of New York
city motored to Rowayton yesterday,
where they spent the day «with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Stevens.
Local sportsmen hear that rabbits
will 'be plentiful in this sectiou when
the hunting season comes around in
lthe fall, The other day, oneBoway-
gtohlte, going around Sound Beach in
:a trolley car, counted twenty young
cottoniails, boldly taking their daily
exercise along the roadside.
of Rowayton on Wednesday evening}
game at the: ,July 30 at 8: 15 p. 13., at the Baptht they could not stand the null! 60‘5-
church The members of the Wont-l
{port Congregational church choir will
{give an “evening of sons" for the dance at the Point Saturday evening.
benefit of the Deft Finger Circle.
David Albrecht. formerly of West
Side avenue is tenor «soloist o! the
' choir. Admission will he 35 cents.
Herbert Arnold. Moses Rackett, and
Fire Chief Plnkus Needles or Romy-l
ton motored to New York state poster-
day on business. It was learned this
morning that they made final W
”ments for the purchase of a large
cider press which will be used this
winter in vinegar making, in a lame
building "now being meted on
Rsckett’s property on .Roton avenue.
The country is very bountiful just
now. The recent rainy weather oblit- '
erated every sign of dirt and dust from
the roadside bushes. grass .ud fuses.
and the new meatless that one sees
‘ from Bridgeport by trolley.
u .nm— s» anon-o— * we '1
"fiiew oielfi
(Ne-1‘ me hundred who made the trip ““1; mt ovm 1
River at Cabana: osmium. file‘s-
Mom of Freedom Boats from (new
Axain the large number of automo- .,
“bliss overcrowded the parking spacey:
‘and additional space had to be secured "
by using a part of the ball grounds.
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The Sperry Gyroscope company 01 -
New York held their excursion to the
paint on Saturday. There were about "
800 who made the trip. The steamer . ..
Sirius brought the excursionists to the
Point.
. Yesterday‘s heat brought an enor-
mono crowd to the Point. The crowd
in general was a good spending one. .5 ‘
sThe concessioners report that it was
one of the best days they have had;
this season, as they were all very lib-
erally patronized.
So well was the miniature race;
track patronized yesterday, that the.
lmanager has decided to oil'er 50 sets‘
of dishes to the players of his game;
next Sunday. That is if they are thc‘
ones to whom the award is to be after; ‘
the results of the race are learned:
which are given right before you. :
Captain Mills received his new sixty: 1
foot ,pchr boat yesterday. The boat;
is just the kind that he had been look” ”a“ that marks the headquarters-of
PM 101' 1his beacon. The all“!!! 30" the American Fountll Army. The sight
.mnlres trips “at vegt “a mm the of this flag furnished the German poo
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A rare treat will be given the people lighthouse something which he could Me with a great surprise W. B. S
helped to put this flog there.
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g .0... .0... ,.. .... .,. ........_ am when
Iaturday evening, a tow mlnutes:aiter
dancing-ended when the power foiledfmn m first mm a
It was sodsrk that nothing could be . _
seen and the only relief that there Save 323040 Six M8.
was was due to those young men who
carry flashlights. who led the people to
the are which were also waiting tor
the power.
not do with any of his other boats, as
The usual large crowd attended the
The practice of thrift. imposed by a
police court Justice at! a “punishment,"
Mamet with such favor that it prom
toss .to become popular with both'thc
courts and with offenders. The amt
man sentenced under this system 1'1!»
months ago In Niagara Falls. N. I...
when convicted of a minor otl'enae
complained bitterly med-use 11o cou-
olden-d the sentence excessive. Now
The scores in the shoe hall mtest
which has only four more days torun.
have ban changed. Shut-lee Abbott
now hoods the list with canal of 1220
for live consecutive games. E. An-
‘drews, A. Roth and J. Evnucz are all
tied .mr second place with a total of the sentence and voluntarily continued
use. These three men, it no one de— “2-? “‘mnlflmmt"
feats them will have to roll of! five!
m In to elimination contest for‘ placed on pmbatloolby Justice Riper
:2:
, lre'hos thanked tllcjudge who lruposcd2
He is mold Broderick, who «was ,
bills home, 24 Van Zant street. after
a your at the school of‘l'lre.
lort- Sill, Oklahoma, and six months
't dhe School at Arms, Columbus, Ga.
The llpworth league of the East
wenue Methodist Episcopal church
held theirregular weekly prayer meet-
ing in the church at 7. 30 last eVening.
The meeting was conducted by Miss re
Me Randall.
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1A complaint was received yesterday
{tom the Wallace-Marvin farm that 3'
number of boys were stealing apples.l
Oflicer Roberts was sent over to in-
vestigate and warned the boys to keep‘
away.
William H. Raymond, Jr., of 19‘
”mm? avenue, reported losing 01!
Ills automobile, last night, a tire and
rim. Daniel Keogh later found them
on Winfield street, and they were re-
turned to the owner.
Another of the popular socials of the.
_ East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
'church will be held on the lawn thls‘
moaning. An attractive program has'
been arranged Refreshments will be!
served. A large attendance is expect’
rad.
Rev. Herbert ‘E.]larslan:i conducted
130th morning and evening services at
‘he East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, yesterday. In the evening,
Rev. Mr. Marsland gave the seventh of
his—populari- "Short Talks" the subject
of which was "Judas the Traitor."
Rev. thmes ‘V. Davis. of Bridgeport,
conducted both the morning'and even
Sag services at. the Advent Christian
church, yesterday. . Rev. Mr. Davis
ruins formerly pastor of this rchurch,
and was extended a warm greeting by
“Emmy friends. Rev. George M.
Teeple, pastor of the local church.
*‘fliook Rev. Mr. Davis' place in the pul-
. pit of the Advent Christian church in
‘ Wt. ~ I
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The annual picnic .of the members
of the Sundayschool of the Advent
Christian church was held at Calf Pas-
hre Saturday. It is estimated that
scurry {thy took-part in the day’s out-
lag. m lenate‘rsclock'iu the
Ming no returned home about
3.30. Besides various water sports,
. baseball game and races were indulged
fin by boys and girls, the boys having
points
.slight lé'sd when the final
‘ added up With the exception of
' as: at?
who attended were more than pleased
with the evening's merriment. Those
who were chosen from the crowd as
the best and funniest were the follow-
ging: Ladies’ finuest. Miss Isabel Mc-
Lachlen, who represented “Mercury;"
men's finest Edward Nixon, who rep-
resenuted George Washington: ladies
funniest. Mrs. Edward Goats, who rep-
Juul ordered -to W .12 .11 week to C.
in every direction is very pleasing An ”and place. I
parentLv the runners are well messed
with rain' stterma‘th. Little real
harm was done to any crops. except to ;
grain that was ripe, and this is a total£
loss in many instances. “(stallion
are growing rapidly in the hot sun that
followed the rain and, sorry to tell,
the weeds are apparently quite cap-
""'l 1m.
clan ofllccr. Broderick pmtsstad. :auy-
lngit was hnpossihle nor hlm'torpqy
{zoo-mm.“ 10mm he
g realised a Jim W was the only;
halter-native. instill wank mince chat
"time he'll». brought 'in his 812.
m the-expiration Mills probationary
period he was handed $230!!) In "Wm-
;'Snvlngs'8tnn1ps. Justice Piper found ‘
V- Manner. nus-ant scum ,WJ
i Y.,
. only source of light.
able of .keeping pace with other grow-
ing things.
lllfl ~
sentcd a Hawaiian. and the men's
funniest, Anthony Rebodenyre, who
appeared as a'bathinggirl. Music for
the evening’ 5 enjoyment .was furnished
by the Jazz trio of New York. »‘
Harbor View
the Point enjoying themselves yester
Ensign Robert Callahan of Brooklyn day
is visiting at the McLaren cottage for :"days sport occurred.
mm m
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Take a tablespooniul of Bolts it Back
hurts or Bladder bothers
Miss Mildred 'Frost of Bronxville.N
is spending the Week at the Thom-
as cottage.
Lieutenant Aleck Ostrander of New
York is spending several days at the
\chufi‘ cottage.
The barn dance which was held at
the clubhouse Saturday evening was We are a nation of meat eaters and
so successful and so much enjoyed by our blood is filled with uric acid says
‘the people that they have asked to a well known authority, who warns us tested custoroll bottle? l
have it repeated It was decided not to be constantly on guard against kid-
to repeat, but instead to present a uey trouble
masquerade ball within a week or two. ' The kidney 3 do their utmost to free
The barn dance was all that could be the blaod mtits mugging acid but be
expected. Almost all who were pres-'come 4'“ mm ”gym they get
tent was attired in some sort of tnrm-‘smgglsh; the elmwxe mites clog
{ers’ apparel. and there certainly was a'and thus the mate is retained in the it coated? Then look at
'great deal of
laughing intermingled blood to poison the entiresystem.
with the evening’s pleasure. There When «on. kidneys ache ”and feel
were milkmaids and iarmerettes and like lumps of lead and yonhuve stinging Send for a box of McK & R Analax
village cut-ups. During the course of pains in the back anthonxiue knloudy,
the evening the lights went out, due to full or sediment, or the bladder is irri- eases that
lanterns were med. table, obliglng you to seek relief- durins body.
the storm and
which made the entire dance look real. the night; when you have severe head-i
So wonderful did the hall look with aches, nervous-and dizzy spells, sleep-
the lanterns and so realistic that itJensness, acid stomach or rheumatism
was deciced to complete the rest of in bad weather-“get from yum- pharma-
theeveninz with the lanterns as their cist about four ounces of Jud Salts:
lows:
as the village constables.
Werthmsn as a dairymaid. The hall dcr disorders “t
was decorated in a very clever nan l Jud Salts is “remake.
.ner, it was the ”work of the summit injure; make: a
There were close to 700 bothers it;
Not an accident to prevent the‘
Some of the cos- (she a tablespoontnl inc glass 01' water
'tumes worn and by whom are as 101- beforehreskmceach morning and in
Malcolm Baxter, dressed .as s a few days your kidneys will .act tine.
belle of the ball, Mrs. Louise Stephens This inmous salts is «node from the
in the character of Sis Hopkins, Miss acid of grapes and lemon juice.co:bin-
Lida McLaren as the deacon’s wife, F. red with llthie, and has been used for"
‘W. Brunnell, as the village cut—up, H. generations to flush and stimulate clos-i
Stephens and Mr. Rhinehart appeared gall kidneys. toneutraline the acids in‘
Mr. and urine soit lsno longer-annulus of ir-
Mrs. flannel! as the original tubes. 31$:um ending uric-:1 and bhdé
_.vn his deck a cigar wrapped in the
'lullowing .llute signed by Brmloflrk:
“Sou‘rcdl Irleud of mine. Goal luck.
Judaw.‘
honey, asked dllm ‘10 hold .for him the
mumps already bought and voluntarily
placed him.“ on indefinite spmhouon,
promising 1o lulu: ln “0 I! lock to
rim'lnlle ‘hkl waving: iuvmtmmt.
The swimming pool in the Norman
River at the Brunei-hair bungalow is
in great demand those warm days. The
mo] is equipped with a “shoot-the
chutes.” and‘bus been cleaned out and
deepened so that it often a good op-
portunity tor a cooling dip.
ofieillhrs m n tcnu of saving has.
1 cities of ‘Neu York State.
OHM-m" REJOWE has: invested in ”War Savlnws Stamps
om PASS” 0F lb.) minor oat-mien most of it under
OACTOR ~‘OIL DAYS compulsion. AlLoflt laser wuss-Mum-
pod toths man or “as nailed to old in the
Mag war cantor all needed for air- *0“! 0011 0‘ "'0‘? ‘ummfii
M: Murrow!“ MW “k” Charles ”B Chute secretarydmrer
In“.
. .' ' Hsmastmlnpmhuuonworhund
‘Vlmen you were knee-high to a w,“ the l 1,1, enroll gov n
grasshopper" and didn'tieeliust right, “Wm“ “mm" has been “alumina-31 t
remember how your me. would make asslsmuce1o probation unless; in film
you put out your tongue. find that it state.
was coated and then bring out the de-l
lumen .tlrnt the meant; -o‘f thrift
l \Vith the coming at Mc K8: R Autumn:
castor oil passes into oblivion. for Ann-
lax acts just like castor oil but tastes
like a delicious Mty glimdrop. Chil-
dren really like to take Allah-Ix. }
9 Look at your child's tongue now. Is:
your little
'boy's or girl‘s eyes. Are they dull?;
Has the child a bad breath? I ‘
and insure your child against the dis-l
come from a weakened .
Ha & R malnx is only one oi the. .
famous “86 MCK & R Mt!) Helps"
made and guaranteed by McKeseon
and Robbins. and betting the initials
i linulerlokm sought om Mr. :hla— ‘
"the practice of H‘Htt‘lldnz minorf
i'grnvul . uncle spread throughout the'
‘ln the po-' "
{lice court of Syracuse in 3918.350» .
of the Nnitonsi Probation Association. '
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SOLE AGENT mourn, wraps; :13; -c. .‘
91 1.2 mm.
Phone 1089. Norwalk. Co
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an seams of W behind Me.
Ken-on & flabblns pledge of quality
‘0! ingredients and excellence of lot-mu-
la.—-G§ufanl ”my. 80. Noam-31k,
Define I: Mwlck, Hm
One Thrift Stamp :3
means saving almost a hundred
dollars a your: one W. as».
weeknnsous $269 a year. and the
first installment on your own
home, .
War Savings Stamps
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» to be. Abide tron: being the best melons-once possible it n nllllll
less expensive to keep sound teeth perfect, than it is to 11w 1 teeth
which have become impaled.
Sincerely, ‘8. DElTvZ, D. D. 5.,
flershfieid’s Motor Express?
122 warn m. .3. mm; @3011! 294.
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“in Best. much lash-dots. Also Hydraulic Dump
Tshphnnsynur {or cedars. WW will be g!
veil.
Only competent help employed. A receipt given and obta. ined
ford]
We haul any-Will's. mmhehuemtoosmau
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BENJAMIN WHFIEL D. Proprietor
WE TAKE FLEASURE
in making the monument that we have at last sum. .4.
findinguusistsnt whose work is in every respect up in w v Li
standard we insist upon.
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Every day new people amboing told by their physician: or the
em aim-ut- pvoduced directly by imperfect teeth. so me: iol
sometime we have not been sites to accommodate all those \\l.« can
ed our attention: but now we feel that we can take care u: ..r. in
creased clientele without running the risk of slighting a sin; H lhdl
vldual case. I
In them-st. dentistry was almost exclusively mechanical A m all
went to a dentist until driven desperate by pain; but mom-m dell
iistry is becoming more and more a prophylactic profession m He
we are equipped to remedy the effects of past neglect or 301112111 by
scientific ileum awe Wally recommend the periodical lxanll
notion of sound teeth” thntthey may he kept in condition In 101 .1
the last line of bodily demons—amnion .ls what nature mu m. .1 mg
South Norwalk.
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W Main street.
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saying in t It: cm
the WM ml.
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