II , . .. ,‘ 1 » . , _» ~ who Wm1 to :
- ro’ortod to the ashes that a Male mug hers stasis-ism. the c1),U “ :1. tom“.
belonging to his son had been atoleu .y/ _ .. , 'uer namiftbw ChUrghcow
y -———-—- horn the basement cf the m * m at Jersey Berna” .1 firm” “ mm,“ .,
gaunocmop No 0. Boy 800:: lots! the wheel _ . gr; . I. ~ um), "m. x. dromm, mm
8 m are to meet this «uni ' " ' ' who: --- Charged War 1 ‘
at community hall. --- W31“ " x ‘ "“ w M finch 1- rimming to or the 1-.;‘1,.““"““U :1..me
. .._..._. ~ ‘Anuuruoon or Burpruef‘tbbo-“m mum-teller; l‘ 1, measure Ira-ramp u ‘ ”
fir. and X11. l. Pascale or Van no planned by the members 0 the or can humane . . . —-B~ \ .
he: street enter-tum rem peblicaa Women- Association It: MOM for“. m W f I: . ,- * :1. ~31”. 5,! T '1’ TC” “MG: Bread, .'
too- out o! Mn recently. the . n of'l'ileedu' June 3“ "‘ ' ”m.” (not! Jenkins 3 sold m. "1,. ... ,,_ \ ‘
.. __._ » x, at the Norwsilt Country Club from 3 A bathing heaoh is being not!” wwmwmf: 6|! WIN place CO&K'3I1°;S 1. at in. r
ms- nye Corridsn hss reiumsto until i o'clock. _ fanned out to-A Ambit-M saw-'0 I“. “a. a" .1- an...“ 1 M rm “IIIIIIquIvcn 1, u.
to! home on Gregory Boulevard after -——-—« . home. by dumping eat-t less- m in the £9.13!“ on (an!!! of Cedar rm mm“ mm t. 1 ordcr 'h.‘
:2 . visit with relatives m ponund. ye: Investintion is being conducted by there. . . , I. 3“” m. in “mm Mrs. Charles Mam“ ”I m'lr Rm. 0
'"' ‘ ' e oliee today into acomplaint made ---—- 1. -. , a... . e }- ,g M I,” ,_ .
. ‘11 P ‘ . m m '0“ o! PWQIDHQ. W1” Dn‘xr-h ’ I l'gynr
m; and Mrs. A. x. at John have to Patrolman John Roberts by Hilts fir. and are. Asehillsid lelm. , , «gear ID... 31-8. m M u- ,3 Mm 'r a 4" Bible mi
from 3 Gregory Boulevard so Bamboo. that he found two local men entertain a galaxy of soap and m . our. An N . "2' ’W" is making his norm Many a .J G" ' “nmr i: ‘To <-
f I Gregory Boulevard for the summer with the theft or several chickens celebrities at their summer " - ma.-.” on boat?! “$4.11! ' ends with the 0,1,0", dflrnti'olr; 01:“I‘I11‘r “.1, ’01“,
um - .. - m..mrby residents. . home on Jul, “h- . . I ' .3m":° ”tn: ma a“! m on Mu Avenue. {ing' ‘ 1' plur (, 1b e.)
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l b dance is being planned tor Aft informal gathering of the no- Mr. and lire. John 3.00119. at th .- “Maureen-per I _, if". wflm B Be . I I. I
Aegisuh b the members of 1- publicist: women \oters of the Third Breese cons“, weloonod their "0 -. ,. M,“ {jg-m. & use m ‘ 1.22 Will Ckk” ‘3 "0" TN T‘dr- w m 1mg“: I
1 “ I. m 61*- "Knish: 103mg dabrmlool Pa.» , "
mmment committee or the Nor: ward-“ to be held “Community hall sons home from school Moe-II” Wed M M m w the gm film in u“ ,fl. Mr, F "’” d a rim.
‘3 Cauntry plup _ _ , this mernoon from I: so o'clock (1). they will summer heeotillm school! , . . m tor shore“ section. a Smith I0 ,j 1 1 1 ,.. ‘ M u
1 . T. ) until about 5 o‘.clock when the reopen . . . —— --W m ”min m MC 'Hd “r‘I'If' "T ztn gnaw
' Francis D. Crosby. a student at th. coming election will be explained. ----- l . A Ire era-Wit Mum “.211”; ‘II 1:..." ‘ :‘lIm- 01“th ,
Mum ol- Michigan. is expected to ' , Residents here or. would-I‘M”. ~ m Mutton 5”. m gm. .1 MM in some m?! n." “a. " E ; “W‘ W -_ H C. . '
”turn to his home on seaview sve- Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Sturdevaht. of it tor the tormln. of the new Club “ ' g m 3%”. Men from m Cuon.maw'” ”Chm” the {31:3}; I0“ I‘I-ri-r '.'-:d.m ., "
one within the course or the next two so Cwe‘avenue, are the proud par- of the Bell Island Club. The, are to W J Pfilw ' ~- I , ' mm .( 5 m and “- mm” we I utrrh re. WI .~ . .ast . -.-f a' C‘cnrtaz. ,
weeks. ‘ ents or a son. born yesterday morning hopes that the club will be for“ or 49. 1 33 z «m on- ; o'e .ahdouioldy M the in; the m" pa n ea our. "4- I0 . It I I" ~ 1... mom
I‘ the Norwhlk "mi“, The mather; tn. “h 0‘ 13" I, .h.‘ a. ml 31- u my I“... F. . As; I“: M. n. “u” '- m . ..i (a .1 u 1 l
Ilsa Christine lick. of First street. who was formerly Miss Dorothy son on! get under m. --. s m; ‘an‘ ‘ I The Dal-ten "00 1 Bo "1““ x
. lo espected to spend the week end at Brune. and the son are doing nicely. ._ cg“ Calvert Council K of 0.; Hrs. 0. Bennett to coin: for a which ’1‘” not met”; “I.” “0”“ I M i ""1 NPl; “pm
. her home here..and will have several -——-—-- Itr. mm were tour of Canada with her «in m m m ”I"; 9"“ ‘0“ P . I “WI Mu.
flrl friends from New York City as Members of the Norwslk Country ROMN POM “M M ZS—PQIW' W I. M M is 0'th of the both 8- me er usual mm. .1 . .. . “1
_ !. inntomorrow night. 1”" m1 ~11. .. . " .
. tor curate club are recehlns notice- thn re- 0.0. a; 1.500: str. m house. aae.oh her rotor-I. will resume s“ 1 - ~11... .
quests have been made for n “my ' t ,fle-Ne “n. ”a I! am f, “‘ " ~ .1 me I
.. Rev. Frank L. Long. is attending an of fireworks on July 4th. and that in The monfi'og IIU “jaw” . 5‘ mlfie‘ii Pt . “9' ’ ...'_.... t B" 0 inhaler expects to hue two... . 1 . ‘. *l» M
must convention. st Catskills. N. order to insure this display is small m Inn“, for “do“ Pom. the ”9. “MI 3‘“, 31-;Beck ShoeCo. 3" ‘ mm mm has been in- 0"“ 8“" Y ‘0 talu- uv his He ”n '1' .1 -' 421:1 .,
II , . i. pastorate at the Second Congress. r" «.s « - 5““-
Y- an a delegate from Connccllc 1.. sum is needed. Members are ream. Iilhr amusement Wk. as there are York' 7”. .r Roman. out to the automatic race a. u Ch I: N . . i ‘ , :1; 1.
and is expected to return to East .Nor- ed to forward their donations either engagements for nearly every do). _____4____ . track for the mu" convenience of n “R 0‘ orth Gown-Fr. :0 i f 11-. ' . rt
talk before Sunday. to Seymour Curti or S rider 8. . ' ‘ ' "J” “a"
A. Adams. The (“8:1gy, If pimckm fgn3 00133‘22311 “gammy“ fie steamer Sirius reached R“ m “I'll Mn Constable George Dance is making . «1 .\
ear. and Mrs. Christian Holm of funds ar received. will be given 8 Ievaec ,m , mum“ 'fofiflgem "5"”qu ”wwmu 1s; a...“ 1'07 I!" prom- !oward recoven cnsxm. 1.1 "up “Rt
0r- ”oulpvard a". “3m" m at 9 o'clock (D. . 90" I ‘ 0 m If": 1. 8 Ne? ior [tom the illness which has confi'wd '._r M t
m 3 l’ T) from the "Id of mouth 0‘ July .ub’”‘ ‘0 "'m: n‘ M n a m m.. “a In “I hid ‘M‘r i
mmdl-lphia [or the summer months. the new dock. Frills. Jilly l.—-Pll‘k W .- . A. “sensation '9' h I. is hired m “(it st “Point. WI. on the ‘3‘. “ ”‘3“ "" m “all y —
and expect to return to their home ~— M I"! 100- steamer Tainan. I' :3“ “9 .31‘22 5; If“. “a, : “goo ”m 0!! mm. m L. i T 9 I ( ' ‘ ”"“i.‘y
here about Scptwmlu-r lst. A m0“ enjoyable time ". re v' .' ' 'T ’ he!!!" daaoo DI» ¢. V Earl Shiner s OFpOcia'ly ileum“ ‘ . 1 I
- enl ,— elephone Mom I- animus 1 = . 1 ““
Wfli‘d by those who attended the ride fancpfl‘ ~ " ‘ ‘ ‘4'!“ th strobe." um ' Re El Ms P. I. chum of The! that members °f ”‘0 M E “f“ I. . ' - P‘ ..
—--B ' To Notch Bread ‘ now-em " 9 Cheek and their friends shall 81‘ end darl . . . .
“3 p - to the Black Rock clubhouse. under 8a: (1 - J 1 3—5 Wm M- of "9' YO?! fl”. had "'9‘? m
“r "- u y ”"7 “m09‘r” Of“. “9 ”cm W m the m I“ ithe pruer- «needn‘t tomorrow cw 7" r 1' h -. ~ w. .
Only regular businens wu trans :‘he auspices of 8'. Anne Guild of Indultrllil AIIOCItIlOB; "”01: 8" mca‘ m Wed I‘ ”71.0". .w .1 . ‘ lain; by s. “1 1' - ‘ 1" I}
acted at the ml-r-ting of the Woman: 1,?3r::m::u:h' ’12::(Iz:en:::ék.0n:e:ef 8 s‘:‘:-H‘Jul 3—Pollsh Amfflcon GI- “we being rnished by Gail's or- In. J Duly to buck ht the both 31)“; " ‘ ‘ w.
‘mmary of Christ church hold ’9'. used. having from Hanford’s awn". uInuIsI; CI“: 700- Str-V u :hzr'rtnzhkn irlIzlrigrgteIdwdxlcgl’: house IND this season. at her old ‘u_ Members 0: the II. E. Church hex-.1 1.. r 1 7.;
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May .lflr rnoon at the home of Mrs. a. 6:30 (ll. '1'.) in“ oevnin‘. At the Honday. July l—Youn‘ Men's Lith- n Dancin who free yesterdhy ”a, locker attendant for the hdmI 3;:lharhed ufion a new «nurpriu 1 L IlIIx ‘
I. W. Krill-y. Rename place. l in .. sense '. K i I l‘ m o robe mono) to ream. .1.
_ C " [WW- "l' "19mm" of “I” Wo- uaninn 80019“. 1.200; Sire. mete afternoon. as the association hsdhireii the church debt. T’hev are filling tow-‘1.
. _ mans Auxiliary or the church lire- and \‘nmu. the vilion ”a many rem peg-"'1 3- m” has ”1"" "”01""? ' ‘ . .
Th" ””1””? ”W Arron social 0' ""3 senlvd the comedy Playlt-t "The Rag Thursday. July 1 nay-brine Pushy ole 3:... a tax! r this oooortu ed ” mm" “ "W bu" 5“" ‘ moron“ “mom! “a ”um” 11111.: T 4‘
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I in“: ?.'dc:3:;‘;:’n°'g 1:: htfd"|n‘:;; Cuttin' Bee" and there were other terlan church; 1.600:81r,81rlllo. our for some dancing. Galilee were . :3:S?w1§?3?t{t§h513§fd" 0' Eva. -.~
, - . - numbers on the vroxrnm as well. Friday. July seawedish Oust. Adolph heldJn the grove sine-c than as 1?! o m M in tho loathe! I ‘
’orlors of the church. An entertnln- Dancing was enjoyed and the return 11 h- l 900. Ft 8i ‘ ' ' -
' 113 program has been arranged. , ° “W - - ~ '- "It I III-e ,tor the ladies known es Iour the be: roam There is still opportunity ror ilmw Adwrftu " Cwml
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