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. ‘not hold their picnic at the Pomt- yes- mg “the Cash and Store. _ ”a. a ‘ curd: My met“ a , ‘ “Friend" “1‘ be “M mm “'m‘ the largest numb”
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, it, will hold their outing et the Point. “condemn-en toeeem has. hug. or N w o‘t'l’ollce 3?“ w a. do.“ “guitar-mil“ 34th:: “P‘fi £57” ____ ‘
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. Wot m; Nomik were the Point. All concessions and amuse- arm, “I Q"? the m. m villi-r x". m prune, “ er.- It's. Bea-d “tid'ia’ 'wg'dram. “ .
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is expected at . - - from tho servi otter elem-gs ‘3- ‘mm’ ‘1‘ ‘ ' ' Bor- 1 member of the United Stet.— Arm.
son at the Park. Bathing was wry cc. 3"” . M _mrneauuemllfil
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- man evening. 'water and the bathing house closed three you: I30. Ind in the “ward m 7993;” and “3 Drawer. them. __ fl ll m at in homo.
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,Lnsociation will hold their . This evening the Unemlled llam- last night at the the hate ‘8 the‘ ' ‘ ale event will 50
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m “‘_ “m“m" 3‘“ maturing Company or New York will booths did a fine has»... nndthc u:m‘.::,r 1,19?ng x. r" nu at home Point. Ant-N 21:”: T , M d
. - ‘ ggive their first disphy of fireworks at. tcmlnment provided was thoroughlylm. Ir. Stewen dune 383 miles W“ 1‘” their g‘mfid‘ l y ur ome a e
intramu- will clash with “Wfl- "’0 Pd“ ““5 “0mm '” “9“?" 'W' The “N" “u wnmwth “I. an. 7 M “311:! Jonce «the Mt our
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83" AI Stars,” Saturday afternoon by Manager
- .i'th'ickolot. Game called at 3:00 the fireworks of last Frldey evening,
3 " ‘~ ‘ iwhlch did not come up to his expecta-
, Etiono. A very elaborate, dSplay may
1h weekly prayer and testimony be looked forward to this e\'enlng. if
, 19“" '01 "10 Went Chmd‘n thovweather permits.
" mmaéafggggggfincfengg. A very large crowd attended the
w ' ‘ ' ‘dance at the Point lest evening. Music
3 scians tumishod by the be Chmnu or-
._ 3-. 3112332“! 5- Winged. 0‘ SW1“ ' cheotm of Devon, end it was their first
m WI! secretary Of the , meannce at the Point. , They pleu_
1“ Cm“! Farm Bureau. 5991“ . ed the crowd immensely and the danc-
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4 ”PM negulnr weekly dance of the
“Country club will be hold at
'3'” 'dOrooms tomorrow evening;
m an Orchestra of New mm
m will provide the music. The
m use mandance is expected. ‘
"A. minim was received at the‘
that plot Manners about. a we.-
stem on boards with nails in
, 7 him-seariew avenue. Officer
w lnvoetignted and the driver
* ”I..Wto come back and pick up]
I
or young ladies at the
were among the large at-i
the social and dance of
. will: company given in
Mia-clone loft an the second floor
,d new”: building on East Wuh-
l
”m clone or the East Ave-
, ”Winder school will hold
.‘.
' .2 ”it! a“. picnic tomorrow utmoon
’ ‘h Ia liymond’s orchard at 195 But.
«7. we“. The members ore mounted
f; u gt 2 p. m. at the church. The
‘3' ,, will include the membermt tho
_ _ rel kindergarten and primary
7 ‘ In the event of inclement
"in“; the picnic will be postponed.
.A molar party of But Norwellt
19‘. In left town about ten o'clock
ate-autumn attend this afternoon‘s
Witt between the Giant: and
”“9” in this City yesterday—Dark.” expressed their npprecietlon 0!
Manager Bayley’s eilorts to phase
them by securing an orchestri at this
hint once every other Week for their
pleasure. I
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There were many residents of the
the beach yesterday. They did not
feel the effects of the cold breene and
seemed to be enjoying themselves. 3
While there were quite a number)
of people in bathing at the island yes-l
tertiny. many more of the residents
had to start fires. in their homes to
keep the chill out. i
The etage tor the mlnsirel show
which will be bold tomorrow evenine.
ii the weather will permit has been.
completed. Now ell that remains to
be done is to place the state ceilings;
end all will be ready for the big
show. . f
The last rehearsal previous ‘to the
big show tomorrow evening will take
place this evening when the full cast
will appear end so through their ports.
The cetchy song hits of today and the
old songs of long ago will be sung and
usual motion. end some
lea-three each event“.
The Springildd express, otter leow
in; the Dex-ion station. outbound.
shortly otter its scheduled time, 9:18.
Tuesday night, was delayed lor a con-
siderable time by an accident.
of the cylindoiu bends, of the engine
was blown out. with e loud report that
was heard all over the center, end the
train was stopped “015500 feet ”at
of the station until a new engine was
sent up tram the yard.
Four cause of ehoee do in the
Dar-ion loch-up uniting the clelm o!
the New Haven Railroad 0.13m.
Thesemcsweremtmdinthewoode‘
beeide the nilroed tuck near who
a number at automobile tires were re-
AIR‘PLANE WRECKABE FOUND.
NEW VEX, . .- piece
.island who were seen in bathing at wreckagEAthrownAu'gsCuAey Baez:
yesterday. it is thought, my penguin
be from a rudder or pine of an dr-
plane. it is ten feet long, end he
menu 01 linen materiel adhere. Inch
of it is discolored as though bylen.
The wreckage recalls that on In!
30. three usher-e- eud they cow I
sinking airplane o! Cow uni Cd! M
in Long island Bound, five ml... at
shore. end methane ewlmming leer}
it. While they were rowing town! it.
they sold, it
Captain ll. ll. Devi; on one”
nowmisoins.llroportodtom .
seenonxuy-lomong other‘ ..
northoi’New linen: lthghedpeu-
ed east of here to cross Long lend
Sound. he would have down we: the
reef. '
andwlfe.Ir. and Mrs. Civil G.
Wheelcrlbrmlhyl.
l; D. Baton. “of Br. and
[hit-a. 6.3. Bolton d South lain
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still have Bedding and Floor
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m ICE CREAM-
MADE FRESH DAILY
THOMAS CONFECTIONERY
Mitchell and Gran;
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“a W Redo at the Polo
BM mine from the number at , ,
I” m East Norwolk who have all be given. The eight winsome
if , ’ Med men in New York maids will all be present, they are the
evidently infected feature attraction of the show. The
residents of the island do not realize '
what a wonderful hill there is await.
I l ington 0‘ C 'e .7. in: them at tomorrow evening'
m. I." 30 °' 3 per-
;‘0 undated away from his I e.
rbor View-
have been conducting a
w district boarded ‘ min‘ The weekly motion picture show
; .m. 0n ricoching Stagotrhd. 'wae held at the clubhouse last evening
. 1' wt ' arrington e at which time community singing wan
“while to pay his fare. It eo- ", . "
~y Wm!“ that the aged mu introduced for the first time. The
Wed in boarding the “fir-verses were shown on the screen and
"t was not until New York city the audience all joined in. and long
“had that he Was discovered. them.
, ' “'W is alleged to have put
-, -‘ . nhchnrge of some trammen Tomorrow evening there '1“ ll! 1
4m the. or sending him back to'masquerade ball at the clubhouse. It
the witty jokes and clog deuce! will
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”ohm-econ in Mt. Vernon last
4:3 was leer-nod through Chic:
' z Pennington this mine
“M . . hex. and just has it vcorneal; expected that this dance will tar .
M ‘ f was seen in , t, emon W
when not he arrived at. “Vilma thief? hm!” m “Fee ’
Mn police have been asked to} 1:! we: a 3' ~
, ‘ “(eye out im- him. and it 13f any of the residents of the bench ”my “mum on m“
that be will soon be back home. EWhO are owners 0‘ rowboata, “9 m ,
——-- ising them night alter night. No trace ” ‘I w M w‘
;ot them can be round and it 2 believ- ' m‘ WM!“ and! low
. ‘ed thatsome one to ending then. m m i. "
‘2 The boats at in. max and Dr. Em. .
:Steurcr which were taken sometime ' “I“ “a.” at m
WAmN "ago have-not on yet been located el- “mum 1" an ill Pb
though Mr. Brunei] advertise that he mm“ ‘MMM and m W W a -‘
— mainstaboel. , quit ‘ u-dmd' m
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»- ' 3’s subscriptions to thoé
«assign amounted to 836.80.!
fin total amount thus. far col-f "
’1“. As only two days- or
m solicitors are urged‘
m “on the people who”;
been given to than. 801-i '
am unable to reach all!4 :.
- “dated to that. owing?
hing out of town, 0:: for not”?
M will kindly make thelrl ’
only I. possible.
moo up
enth'e four floors are filled
1~ wlthmoney savingvelues
. Mrs. Sherman has been churnin- ’ '
his her sister from New Haven.
m7: GIVE . . _
3W ‘ ‘ mp .EHVJC'" _ H”. 0. coat mm “mm
b the congestion of tho Mabel daughter, Mrs. Ethel Perry and
“humour anthem her children. ' ‘ 4::
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