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Ir. and Ira Urban Lang oi Porgy-db 4W“
‘eet entertained Ili- Amelia Lang;
' d It. Vernon. ‘ N. 1. at their home
nouns-”Immunoas-
in Community hail.
”er the weekend.
Workmen are busy today making
”pain to the gone worn and wood-
- columns on the front of the East
avenue I. E. church.
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Ir. and Ira Alien L Vood and
mniiyfor First street. and Mia. Lil-
-n Deter. of Lorena street. spent
the day at ”in Rock yesterday.
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Fred Casevari. William Guatafson.
lay Sherwood and Peter leOihbon
an yams-Ida: morning roe a week's
.noe trip along the Houmxonic ri-
”I'-
Dr. Robert E. Perdoe. the health
officer. was notified by the police of a
nuisance in the form of an over-flow-
:- cesspool in the front yard or 11
Putt street
There us a good attendance at the .
scular Saturday night dance at the
”walk Country club. The next
dance will ha held on this My
turning. the 23rd.
William Steinke. cartoonist o! the
E'idgeport Telegram and Bridgeport
M was a recent vimtor here with
*ward Frank Hollywood 01' the
lorwalk Country club.
The ladies Aid Society of the East
mnue M. E. church will hold a
five cent supper from 5:30 until 8
o'clock Wednesday evening in the
beture room of the church.
St. Agnes Guild of Chri‘ church
will hold a moonlight mil ulna-)1
lied Lovejoy's boat tomorrow even-
Ing. the boat leaving the Washington
‘reet bridge at 8:30 o'clock (D. T.)
limbo" of the Epvorth Deane)”. Knights of Pythias. No. 265. Yon-
lnd their friends will hold a moon-
lght sail. aboard Fred Loveiov's
‘ip this evening. leaving the public
dock at the Washington street bridge
0! 8 o'clock. (D. '1'.) This is the first
or many mach outings planned by
last Nor-walk young people.
The three master "Frederic H"
cleared the local harbor on Saturday
"ening about 7:10 o'clock. being
sowed down harbor by the "Theodore
truth."
at the St. George Paper plant in Nor-
walk. She made a handsome spec-
her masts and straight
against
white hull showed brilliantly against
the green on the distant shore. Many
people commented on the beauty 0!
.e scene.
rising tall
if
DARIEN& NOROTOIV!
Mra George A. Velie have returned
home after a delightful vacation spent
In Hempotead. Long Island.
Harry Magid. of New Haven. was
arrested. Saturday. {or reckless driv-
Ing. His trial will be held this even-
lag.
Max Coronson. of The llronx. New
York. was arrested for reckless drl\'-‘
lag. His case will be held this even-
bg.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. Smith. and family.
lune returned after a week's \acation
went touring through Hartford. Farm- 1
tngton. “’instcd and Windsor Locks.
Thomas Blake. Grand Juror “Hil-
-0tt. T. A. “'lcke. 8. li. Hoyt anti .\lr
Pomem went to the 313501.10 fl,”
day..held at ltoion Point. on SJllll-LI}
A car. driven by Antonio Jilll'll n:
Bridgeport. ran into :i i ll trmn \l.i.<-
-chusets. yesterday J .iiui “"1:
tested for reckless \lrl\l"b:: lmnii wax
furnished for his “mu Haiti’r ..i
trial on July Zlet ..i 7 p
nil.
it“
Hi
Nicholas Gaiiilinn. 01 NW Hmvn.
h. arrested by lizsiutlnr Wain-ll. \~-!~'—
derdny. for using i--:..]--.r.lv\ illillkt‘rh‘
"er the limited Hill" (l..::;..i.o ii“-
lashed bond for his :iysinm'unr‘r at
court {or his trial on Jill) .25! at ? p.
I.
Chairman Colonvl I‘iziimil is. l~‘rziiik'
Holmes. John \‘i'orth E 'l‘
Huh-g ' i
William Dugdah-. the corililliti»: all?
live who were {ipDOlllU ll by r’l' ll ll.
Hanson. chairman of ”1- last town
meeting .lo recommend mml lilipf‘OVt-
ments. are doing good work. :md their
suggestions to date haw; met with aI-l
most instant approxnl.
Fred C. Grumman. of New York“
city. driving a Hupmobilr- cur. crashed
Into a Ford car. driven by Charles A
Burns. of Stamford. at 923'. last night;
ondthf 'Post road. between Norotoll'
migrigztntfiigic‘ [ioi‘ntrl‘known as thy:
) I ll or {hf Ford
was torn off. No nrrvsta were mdc.’
:‘ttthe arm-rs :lgrmli to settle 0.
er )t‘lVV‘t‘ll lilt‘ll‘l ‘ ' I“.
'38 no one inlernl 8(an
A Haynes cur. driven by Dr. A. 3-
Kay. of Ellic Club. or New York on.
‘ruck ii car driven by Peter W
of Stamford. which caused WV“?
driven by Vane-sh to swerve 1‘. ‘
W56 car driven b
~ y James 1'. Ben-
nm or New York.
fiouse. on July 21‘ at 'I 3; rs. ,
The Ford tour-h. ear sauna In
The "Frederick H" had just‘
finished discharging a cargo of pulp‘
bole as she was towed down liar-bong
the evening sky. while her,
lexpecting a niw rumor-bout rid». the
[board.rnakingl
.Med silk stockings and a Mix ( r Ew r.
i
mum
mdfifim
“awe-autos!”
were put into service.
The practice at did-[E‘R‘thm
boats landing here by swimmers has
been put to a stop due to the cap-
tains of the different ships protesting
as their boats were made dirty by the
The William new
here
baa-d the Isa-at his- wish “a
people on board. Luncheons were eat-
en in the grove and athletic sfports
were endulged in. The “‘9'- em-
barked for home at 6:10. 3"
The Eternal Square Club. 1 Em
ic order reached here yesterday on
board the Steamer Oasining. with Mo
ipeople on board. Basket parties were
éheld in the grove. After luncheon.
the people scattered throw the
park enjoying the different conces-
sicna .The ship sailed for home at
‘:15.
l The Young Folks' League a! the
flontitiore Hebrew Free Schod a“
'Day Nursery of :00 people reached
'here on the ’Steamer Miranar tnorn
New York City yesterday for a .day's
outing. Luncheon was enjoyed hi the
grove after which the party scattered
to enjoy the diner-eat cones-ions.
sailing for home at 6:00 o'clock.
The bookings of dates here for the
week ending Sunday July 24th are:
Monday 18. Bayonne City Democratic
Club 1.50.; Tuesday 19. Plano Club of
New York. dinner. “'ilton Congrega-
tional Church. l'nion Memorial Sun-
day School. Gienhrook evening. bots
De lune Orchestra Dance: Wednesday
'kers. d500: Thursday 21. Methodi‘
,church. Greenwich. Episcopal Minion
LChurch of Our Savior. Sound Beach:
.Saturday :3. E. R. Squibb 5.80m
New York. 1800.3'ational l'nlon Ex-
ecutive Order. Wanamakers. New
York. Amexco Association Public
School. No. 88. Brooklyn. Wm. Mc-
ixiniey Lodge. F. & A. M.. New York.
Cecil Calvert Council. K. of C.. New
BELL ISLAND~
Haniord Foam has gone on an eight-
day cruise on board a sail boat.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schwartz of
Brooklyn spent the weekend as the
guests of Kr. and Mrs. Frank
Schwarta at the Anchora Cortaae.
Miss flurici ingails. Miss Helena
lngalls and Alfred Bnanell. Jr.. were
weekend guests of Donald Brush at
his father's home on Summit sin-er
James H. Hogan. brother 01 Charles
, Hogan. returned to his home )99»
terday in Batavla. N. Y.. after spi-nd-
ing a delightful vacation here as ilie
guest of his brother
Mrs. William “'right was sadly «lie
appointed yesterday morning. wii-n
getting up an hour earlier than usual.
engine rciuqd :0 :0.
.‘dr. and Mrs. J. Sunsirom oi Brook.
lyn were wuekvnd gig-Ms (ll Mr and
Mrs. Hei‘bm't Schwartz ni Fali‘VlrW
(curiae. Mrs. J_ Sunsirom is planning
lo Flay for the rest oi the veek
Hunk Kilt}. Suziirx St‘lW3n. Hilly
Sclwin. lT\illi{ Polity Krnnrth Bernar-
Ist and .‘lillli'oliii Hols htid :1 Hum
lull: S.lti.r-iu\ n'tc-rnrioii in which a
lot of H22. (in \‘u-Ll iii a good repast was
'DJO) ('d.
it‘ll l<l.w-i Club indoor baseball
l- vrn \H': lit-fraud by tho Nmnlk
"'I-llllr} (‘lillu on tho Country Club!
grounds )l'S-lt‘rdfly iii a fast and furl-
(»'l~E_\ l‘l.l‘-Ivl grime by the score of 3
to .~,_ lht' return some will be played
l“ .\l Sunday
.\li.~= Bo-airice Bamber. super-intend.
mi ni Harlem Hospital. spent the
week end as a guest at Edith M.
Mis- Bamber was an“! W’
iemlent at the hospital. Ed '5“.
here at camp received word of her I}
pnimnienx as super-interim
Donald McLachlan trial tn boost ltll
brother. Jack w cut N!
head on the end or is. tori-am at
East Beach years-lay m '0 u
to give him a M ”t dfln- Wk-
Jack wasgoingdo'nhthedivohia
cbestsorapodths sadot thesprias
nasty bruise which
was atmded to .1 DE ’- ”CC-0"“-
The larga‘ throng of people who
ever M an ailair in the hihiory
of Bail W was at the dance
a, Dal [skid Club on Saturday
when a barn danc was the
mature. The club house was tasteful-
ly W with crepe paper on the
4“ ”this which gave forth u.
m not! harvest color. The barn
“marriedoutbyalarne pile
at has in one corner of the dance
I”. The ladies attired in In“ bon-
us and chin: aprons carried the idea
0‘ db“ barnerettea. There wen
about as people who attended the
dance and there were 70 couple who
Mind in the lucky number prize
m “The last two uumlwrs drrmn
were 19 and I: with 1: winning. T5.
mwas won by Mr. and Mrs. .l_ i" '
r.
The prizes were i pm.- of
sharp pencil which were .ir, wed M.
Me "I"?! lee-fl was m tom
2503:“ or al- its-"as at about 3
until! no” no h-waa
Mend which)“ went to u:
an. ass was baited this 'mm-
in m ms. in New Canaan.
, . at had been stripped of its val-
flrea and account-lea. and than
id‘uh as: mar the appear-
car yond recognition.
investigation is being carried out
Ind the thieves. the authorities
J"
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car to was many on: for all
iVBI’)‘ much [3M u.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Molnar“.
orchestra while not :is plpiy: ark:
iweek ago contributed their share tow-
nrds making this afiair a li‘lg‘e succem.
George Swensen as prompter for the
Ihiantucket made a big hit with hh
snappy directing and u ’ 7.
‘dancing while dir ,.‘
Other places whasa ouch
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ing at the E. H. Hotchkh Com.
after enjoying a two weeks' vacaflon.
Nra Leonard Plumb and son have
just returned. after vim“ m
in Beacon. also attending the camp
meetings oi Beacon. N. I. J
William Kehoe. who is mm In
“Tripp's" lunch room. is away a a
two weeks“ vacation. William I y
is substituting in his place.
Mina Beatrice Lionel“. of 21 Halo.
street. and Miss Mabel Dialer. 0 Put-
nam avenue. motored through New
York State. yesterday.
Miss Mary Brady. oi the trafld .
partment of the local teiephoie ‘-
change. resumed her duties W
after her vacation.
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Friends of Miss Florence Lynes and
Mrs. Hanna h;l\l‘ received cards mat-
inx that they have arrived an“, R
Los Angeles. Cal
Miss l-‘rancis Costello. or 68 Spring
street. returned last night from Wal-
nut neach where she spent a two
wor-ks' \ac'allon.
Chaplain Thou-ll I‘. Swan. 0! Loss
Island. is the guest of Mr. and lira.
w. w. Lester. at W avenue.
‘nurton Schcrcr. of Mount Vernon.
pr York. spent Sunday with Charla:
Mitchell. 0! Flu Hill Road.
Rm- Louis E. Howell. of St.‘ Paul's
Episcopal church. is spending a flow
days at Geneva. N. Y.
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Mrs. \Vm. Hanks. oi 2 Meadow
street. entertained friends from near
island. last evening.
Mr. and )u-a Charla. Nhr, of
‘Nest avenue. returned. Saturday. after
Miss Emma Decker. of First street.
spent Sunday in Bethel.
a week's auto tour of upper New
York State.
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