‘. . u i--.
“‘1anon
"floater-tabla
' , . .—
m of‘tho members of the
Auxiliary of Christ church
”yearning morning snd drier-
-with Rev. and Mrs Robert Tl.
. at their home In Southport.
s most delightful day there.
. ‘will be snother meeting in the
Mir-chow rooms of the church
Mmdsy of nest week.
Wm:
:’M “
, M the articles which have up-
imtin another paper with regard
IONIC use of the old type of one-man
rm tho new all-steel type of one.
’m cor. which is equipped with all
-» no lstest sstety devices. and which
..n In“! more comfortshle. are still
MIC used on the East avenue-Broad
, ami- lfld. and so for ns can be lenrn-
.’ C7 will continue to be used there.
a Contrsotor Fred. J. Hodges. of
Jlrst street. has a number of jobs on
._ his bonds. among which are the fin-
: j_ Idling up of Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr.'s
I " new home on Lafayette Circle. which
7 ,2 to rein” for the plnsterors: the fin-
“ fishing of Thomas Webb's new homes
-.: st Highland avenue and Witch Lake.
'.. and the finishing up of the work of
alteration. of Music Hall on South
loin street. This latter job will be
completed in about three or four
melts. Mr. Hodges said yesterday.
R0 WA YTON
Rich-rd M. Irwin has returned
the Nmalk Yacht Club with
owl“ Sunapee tlftt‘l‘ .‘I fortnight
,3" co during which time the limit un-
gnt changes mid repairs.
'1!
hi“!
:i‘i
-. Congressman Schuyler Merritt has
.2 .Iooomnended the reappointment of
We! Acksrt ns Postmaster of
.‘Rowsyton. Mr. Ackzirt was unani-
musty endorsed for re-nppointmcnt
. the members of the Fifth
flflopublicsn Town committee.
. Jnmes A. Farrell of Hickorv liliit'i‘.
,l'eoident of the t'niicd Stain: Him-i
corporation. is (‘OllHlilf'l‘lllfl a l>tl<lllt'~'.4
.‘flv to Europe. to consumi- zihuiit :l
pllétlih.‘ If he can immrvr-w or over.
{come the necessity of mi..- vrip. Mr.
«Farrell Will put lllfl llllm' \'.'ll‘lil, t'nlll-
.93. in‘ commission lni' il.’- muslin.
*_ Emmifififib
. Evelyn Palmer of the Sound View .s
-. ,3 - proud possessor of it new on.-
bathing suit.
was] Ono- 3m, 3.,
“fan! ‘
”M it"s-anus. must ”3“.“
slid muons-emu pichic’ foods
twooonptopssodr so. sfter spending s
you» 2W the m -
od homo. ' m an
we
Romnenmwr
..Thoso'ussno‘oscurdoso or Morton mom-tho
listod on the duo books of R
rot-m toe today; oton
~ ”shooting golerf'ho'sg'i new
.shooung tsrgot added'to thoir attrac-
,. .. fl“, "1...".de which isouied s. we: hon tor-
. ”arr-off! to set requirtng'o. good shot to destroy whistle for his; to non. but m
‘ :m at his '
.w suffered-s!
I“ Be is now re-
Miss-Elisabeth Bus-no of New York
City who is staying for tho week end
as goo-ts of-friendo in Norwnlh. spent
tho dsy yesterday us the guest or tho
- , , two or three Life Gusrds hero.
tho bathing beach at"
I cine. ono of tho mod: business yesterday. in. ion...
. .ith'o club. it being eo- sods water stands did s tnmmdzm
. -sbout 500 enjoyed the business due to the rather hot day
mu sad so msny '
The conce-ionsires did s very good
every one taking a nice
I“): drink. cool refresh-
The dance pavilion wss ve '
r) well
Ipstroaisod la. night after the dim
'of flmrks many coming in to dance
In few numbers to mule ot the popu-
,lar 9s!“ orchestra which is featur-
ing. Wt Hortense."
Morrow the Neptune
Company of Long Island City
1900 people. tho Telephone Coinnv
of mm with too '
people snd
tho Electric Specialty (‘mupsm- of
.izumioni will hold their outings to
Ithis popular beach resort.
Harry Ambler assisted to the shore
:‘wo little youngsters who had been
inoched over by the rather hesvr
nines while they were in swimming
y:sterdoy afternoon. after promises
o goodies but been made to the'
youngsters lay their mothers the tots
appeared none the worse
txperienee. from their
Joe Coreoron the popular life
guard here is kept busy instructing“
[different people her" in the ant of!
swimming and diving bya system
k'whieh is nmei but rather effective so
I.itiented hy the large number of pro-
flcient divers. and swimmers which
are. his protc ges.
nnTIInstructor in the noble art.
l0 All Saints Sunvliiy Schol
‘Grent Neck. Long Island held othej‘:
outing here yesterday. arriving on the
Simmer Nassau. llnskct lunch-woos
were enjoyed on board ship. Resch-
ini: the park the people disembarkcii
Mimf‘ to enjoy llll' (-onct‘saions. others
to take it dip into the waters on this
..«idc of the Sound. The csrurstonists
[left for home at 5:00 o'clock with
:mnny fond meJnorks of the park.
A gentleman resembling Jnck
Dempsey. the “‘orld's champion
ht :ivvweight boxer. to a very remark-
:ii'l't" degree was addressed bydift‘er-
lent patrons of the park with a "Hello
é.l.ick:" when approached by a. report.-
“T be mid that his name was John
ghorton of Jamaica. Long Island.
Tiny (‘uriis did a very thriving bu»
iness yrstcrday afternoon being so
rushed by business he had to call for
thr- help of Charlie Haiti.
The following churches held out-
lines to the park vesterfiy: the North
Stamford Sunday‘ Schooll. High
ltldire Sunday Reboot. TurM-‘River
Siiiidnv School. Hunting man Bun-
duv School. Roxbury Rur‘lfy School
and the Halstend Manor Sunday
School. Reaching hero by auto bus
and special trotlev the picnlckerl
held basket luncheons in the grove
“tor which women were indulged in.
After luncheon had settled large
numbers of picntokors went'in tor a.
swim. ‘ "’"‘"'
The displsv of fireworks last night.
proved -to be as great o drowingmt-
I Bathing parties enjuiml diving from
. "i. filo Cobble cottage pit-r yesterday
'nltcrnoon.
. The pier of the llell lslcind club in
.. put into repair. W'ork on the
being started Thursday.
—
largo schools or: blue ilsh are re-
- as seen off tlu shores of Bell
' - nd by the residents.
.flr. Bensomin Merritt visited his
‘ -er Iii-n Florence. Merritt st tho-
- “in“ House recontly.
‘ Kenneth Demarest and Bonny Sel-
_ or. new entrants in the boys ten-
tournoment. ‘
' an. ondahlrs. Willism bones. son
Minter—indoor of Mrs. James
. . Nbited her recently at tho Buni-
, ‘W- . _ Holochlon
Joli!
its»?
score of 6-! sad 8-6.
‘ At the Pine m Catholic
'in which numbers of con-
' enter so as to prepare
“posts
3.“ Bell Island club is
.s first class condition.
“or of the Sound View
. ,3 this" oes'son. site its.
mucosa” tno'arot
and Junior
ed a smashing good gusto
as their play is the tennis
' ' George Mono-hm win-
” pin rsces wiirnostued this
.10: future contests of big
the wow the gonad-
traction as ever. people from for and
near seeking relief from the oppres-
sive host in the cities in the cool. re-
i
ii
Hotdays-woro routed t
l l
. .. Hnr Am - sermon is.
u this being ready for the plasterers. services are also in greatydemsili’det‘: chn‘,
:MEN’S JOHNSON smut
wolbiivs Ford coup.
in. mustn‘t-i
.no “a mend now-smut bins-W-
terrifl' speod; In so.“ tho oor-
;nor be some near. com with “‘
other cor. all-r rumor owni-
lpoid- no attention-- to tho. m.
The sneer nos-M II ”to!“ in‘ m
psugh's'm but could not-m
tho Iowa-rt cor. Nos! no mm
mm the cor-coil“ with-Iron
Iownod by 1.8. wan-noose“. on.
Not much damage woo-40"
,‘csse‘wtl come botoro the local court
this snot-noon.
' mum-sis
—-—~- .. w — -
The mortgage on the Darien Neth-
,odist Episcopsi church has been ro-
tduced to 82100 During tho ps1
Meirr’weox'tioso was void. making us»
with.puid in a little over one year.
It is
the expectant hope of Dnrien Meth-
odist: to wipe out thst New this
your. Bay! Friend! If you hove
five. ten. titty. or ono hundred dol-
ilars thst is not working. why not is-
u-st it in tho Kingdom at the pod
Jesus Christ in Dnrien? If you ore
Interested get “10on m tho”.-
tor, L. Est-1 Bbsifnor. or on of tho
Oincioi Members sod learn-wheat this
church has done tho pod- yeos. If
you are looking for some prsctical
chsnnol in whtclnto isvost you med
ook no father. Coins and see/us or
invite us to call and so. too.
The Willing “when snd Helpingt
Hand Sunday School clones will hold
it make and ice cream sale on the
church town mum” snornoon.
l The theme tor the Sunday morning
The h‘sith thst surprised
In. the evening the thorns
will be. 'A Mind to Work.‘
____...._——-——
HERMAN IS “1114‘!“ 10 MEI-7r
KIIBAKK
NE“; ORLEANS. July 2!.—-Promot~
er Al Pillsbury hos wired Johnny Kil-
bnne. featherweight champion. on of-
fer of 325.000 to meet Pete Herman.
liuiitamwetght champion. in a decision
bout here next fall. Herman xiii-end)
has signified his willingness to meet
Kilbnne. The promoter hopes to
stage the bout here in November.
when the races ope-n.
Herman declared on his return here
yesterday he was ready to meet oe
Lynch again if the. former chomp
wanted another bout.
“1 will he rend! to detend my tttir
within thtru dsys." Herman said.
"No legittmste hnmmweight is bor-
red. Let it Ive-Joe lynch. Lynch wu
sportsmnnllke about giving me a re~
turn match. He can depend on my
being just as sportsmnniike."
310"“ CI“ YES.
Sutdy the sweep of n how held in
place by a cord. It adheres to the
rule. "Curves are. the lines of beauty."
The curve. wherever found on the hu-
man body. is soft and tender. it
seems to he the blending of countless
curves. So it is with the mouth. I
once heard the mouth of a cruel. kos-
sipy woman described as being "like
:1 slit in a stone wall." I thought the
phrase a very opt ones—4‘leyeliind
Plain Dealer.
Advertise in tho Dentinol.
DKDVV'UN’PTUDCHRfififii
All our merchandise will be sold-for less than cost during thisssie. -
A. Few of the Hundred.._BargainS'
MEN’S BLACK AND TAN HOSE ‘. . ... .. . . ....-. ..-... . . . . $1.00 dos.
, All Sign . ‘ '
MEN S KAHKI PANTS (hea'vywdxht’? . . . . m.-. . . $1.49 {ink
Animus-
MEN’S REGULAR $1.00 “mam o’oOo quofio o o o' o o . . o o m :
MEN’S HEAVY ovnnauji). 3’11"-
neoo-ry for the ooodltioning ot bos-
ers.‘ to M ainplsoe.
Bogssh is working out dolly st his
new Piossuro Bosch outfit. condition-
ing him-elf for his ““0 with Phil
Kn‘. mom butler. who handed
Micky was" the m of his life.
The Bog-WK" boot h to his
ptsoe‘nest‘ week at News“. Tho
sent-(ha willooo mush in sc-
tion against Young Gaseous. s lard!
Jersey new.
The we“! m b not bother-
ing Smith nor Bell-h. torthe latter to
foot ridding himself of themperfluous
neon. Thom westhorlot the pen
tow. dogs is help him out greatly.
nogosh. however. is not wanting to
take off much. as the fighting weight
for the Krug go is 150 ‘pounds. and
Lou will weigh in the neighborhood
of l08.
"RE-NARI MS Mm 10'
‘ .l’fl‘
dustrisl tesm in the town. will line up
oursinst the Nos-wow Tires.- fisturds)’
stternm and- from oil ”counts.
"some" gone is expected. While the
Tires have not been iii-mg regularly.
they hsve one of thr strongest lineups
tluil ever represent-d the fsctory.snd
iln- team tgklng in. Held. flaturdoy.
lure all employes, “or lung in the shop.
To begin with. H.- ‘ hove "Steamer"
.Stanlev. snd “'mm of the Wiltons.
‘ftir twirlers. and . , will occupy the
mound for five tnm- : ~; Red Riley. of
the Norwallts. “Ill - lu-htnd the hat;
liennie Whone. of - mim- icon. will
be at first: Tuck-i the 14)th
at second: lmw i .:‘.o\‘. of the some
lPI-ll'l. Bi thlf'd. Hl‘nl .lAu- Hurley. 0‘ ‘hf
crack Animiwnn i'll ll" team. will
cover Illinrl. iii tln- onlw '“l he
l-‘nhnn, of the withing: "Al" Boner.
Helium Schmidt leltl Joe Kenton. “'1‘?!
this lineup the 'l'ireu arrival-$1800“
with n roll of mum-v to wsgor “it“
they \vill come home with “39 M00“-
Thv Nash tun! “ill it” ill"? "(Wilt
llnl'llll. \vith l‘ilh- r'liiill or (‘srruthen
twirling. and a gun! battle I! elmt'
ed.
PANTHER .\. (I. TAKE NOTICE.
In response to Mann“! Mel’-
chnllenge. of the l‘untht'!‘ A. C.. to “10
Hprinrzwood Juniors. we wish to “810
we have an open (late. “my. 4“.-
Sth. and are rr-ndy to ploy the Path
there then. if acoophblc. not“!
Sprtiigwoml .luniors' mnwt‘.
srmxawoon JUNIOR A. c.
98¢.
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v w my wwmfihn’é-IMHV‘v
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mm‘mms,
O 0' 0
Aug INI‘horolcroslod.
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crowns TTE s
world "’l’hes SIT-
m.“ It’s the-blend its: (ices
M you csn't get "Satisfy"
u
5”" except in Chestn-
for
to“!
List blond Can’t bo
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$1.00
hing
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.' Sale. Bargains in E‘va'y
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Pore Silk Hodery
All Colors- Special
. »/ $1.“
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Vanity Fair bllk
Bloomers
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TC 0 R S E T S
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Pure Silk Hosiery
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van?
. «3.00
Fair Silk Vests
$4.00 .and $5.00
,CORSETS
$5.00
'al at
$1.95
$1.50 '
Bstiste Bloomer
Step-in
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. Spend a r ft" .,.F°. . Special at
. 32,95 __ , < , slim
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