w yea-aim .hv auto on ‘
. ~a two- waste trip to Nia-' _
-bood other points of interest
rumor!“ state.
H! suns-s. It. Irving my: :
. toieave for Long luau - a ‘
as week. when m. Watkins “nun” “IN ”‘1 ""1 WW new
ye a vacation from his duties "3°
-r °t “1° Em avenue N. 1‘ Hr. Horton is enjoying a brief vaca-
isn‘t—‘4 “on.
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'hwer boat raceswvill he held on
”day evenins‘oy the East w.
(. ; Y‘t club. after adiauertodmer
J "out to be held at the club. All‘
meteoric-1|“ are mated to
ideas-seat at this time.
inalylHaI-hor View people attended
:the beehg inasahaa on We iield.
lewreocnisulnobiseyersinje-
maleattireattheharadahee.
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"timfi‘c-IT “lelltmfi; gram for thb evening at the club.
2 m will he «nu-ed. About:
‘. M of the mammalian“
, M; two weeks' camping trip on one
a .0 Norwalk Islands nastmath.
“in H. Quintard .0! I Minot.
“arrested in Stamford locum
isomight‘iylshe m poles tor
Cw He pan a line at 2.10 and
u. and he can was nollcd on
Charisehithls enjoyil‘ his vaca-
tion. no is pseudonym the courts.
.Aifred Stretton's new motor boat
was checking away in good fashion
en~Wednesdsy.
‘Mra ‘Worthrnan gave a card party
to several of her neighbors. last Tues-
day.
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... .‘ ‘ m John Roberts made a re-
m regardhg the damage done to
m- fld :gardens near the V‘Vicko
. Jot by ball players. at police headquar-
'sersJast evening. in which it was said
that John Siloox. manager at the Lock-
‘woo’d's team would repair the damage
and pay allhills. and would endeavor
u prevent damage in the future.
Mr. and Hrs. Jules-Delmarwilhgivs
a party to their friends in their pala-'
cial cottage. this evening.
Edward Rinehnrd has returned to
the beach alter a brief trip to the
middle m
Mi- Ooatigan's new cottage is near—
ing completion and she hopes to have
it ready for occupancy in a few ween
libs Grace 1. Watkins. daughter of
3.. and Mrs. R. Irving Waikins.
who has been visiting with her par-
.otl for some little time, left yester-
daylor Meriden. where she will xl-it
her sister. Mrs. Altrcd Wilson. Miss
'afldns is in the Social Berylce De-
partment of the Polycilnic Hospital
I}. of P. in Philadelphia.
The tennis cou‘s are well patron-
lized. and the committee are receiving
the congratulations of the players or.
the fastness of the grounds.
The Ladies (‘Iub cvnplmcd a num-
ber of people on \Vcdncsdny to give
the club house a thorough cleaning. I
Not a corner of the building was outr-
looked.
C. A. Braisted of East W’nshington
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A number of the beautifully color-
ed macaw- an d'parakeets ot the G. ‘-
'l‘liley collection wail-to sa-sd‘to
children“. say my w
of mmford. on Awust 8rd. when
they wil holds. lawn fate.
smug-.337“ at from and “a. m,
- “new “What andrear m p
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.thetitiseadnressasoefonadosly h aarsat- watchlg’fgrml.
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Charles am of :New maven.
drivhg an Auburn car crashed into a.
Dort car dflxenbymlhhfim
on Wednesday. at the trial ~- ‘
Jedse Selllck yesterday Kin: “III-ll
ed .26 and cm
Grand Juror Willaott is husy nick-
iag out extradition papers and mak-
ing arrangements to get 0. Sweeney
back to Darien fra‘n Boheken. NW
Jersey. where he is held by the”. so.
thorilics for the local police When
returned here he will face charges
ugamy and (or the passing of wot-fi-
leas checks.
Preparations for the cake ‘0.
which is to be ghen by the Methodist
Church on the lawn of the church
this afternoon. are well under way.
and it is expected that there will be
a goodll array or tempting cakes. all
file (many purchasers. which ‘3‘,
who are promoting the at. It,
will patronize the nle.
The Friendly Society of St. Luke's
street figured in a slight accident at
the corner of Monroe street and Rail-
road avenue about 6:30 o'clock last
night. when a Ford car driven by him.
tan Into the rear of a truck operated
by William Morris. The damage was
Maurice Jl-nks Horn Askcy. “'il-
liam Askey. Wilrrmi Cousins Richard'
Jenks and Wilfred Cousins. Jr. return-
ed from u fishing trip Sundny with
one flounder as their entire catch.
slight all was settled between the
lwo drivers. - ' ' The Tuesday nl'll- rnoon tea was well'
palmniztrl. Mrs \V llfrrd Cousins. '
Streets were “OOdM- who was hostess. inili: llul scxernl nov-
especlally ‘
First street and Gregory Boulevard.‘
and Cove avenue in specs. by the ill—
moat tempestuous downpour of 3N“ looted hostess for llw next ten.
_ holiday afternoon. The rain broke ’
the drought "‘3' 11"“ been faising‘ Tht photo plain on Vi‘cdncsday was
havoc with gardens. and also b'OUIh"‘-oll patronlzui The in :‘uure picture.
cities that won iho- uppinvul of those
asst-milled. Mrs. John Potter was se-
,ta the ministry at the Darien . -
Church‘ Noroton. will hold as cams;
tea and cake sale on the rectory
grounds. from d to C. tor the ~
of the church choir. provided weath-
cr conditions are favorable. This
event. with the delightful .
tion oi tea and cake. should draw a
throng of patrons.
Dr C. S. \Vaiker. who new
pational Church 50 years ago. and
who served as n pastor of that
church for many scars. will be pres-
ent at the last Sunday ”mot thd‘
..month tomorrow. )r. P will
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a drop in temperature which was "The Turn“,
most pleasing.
R0 WA Y TON
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John llrmll-nlmck (,1
l:ow:lylml is
v ; o _‘ " l .. r'
mrkml, for .l .m s liullu ll c ill D8 which sh" conducted .the “11"me
tun. Miss Lurch arose and bowed to
Miss Alrm‘fl NMML M. Lozzm ”NIL a round oi applause.
ls nhiv in lu- :llmlll .Il;.llll :ll‘ll-r Ill-r rt'- .—
cent NH,“ ”mp“. The annual born dance took place
last Saturday. and it was indeed a
Mrs 1-. x. New“! .lm r'llildl‘l‘ll. nl' '“"”‘l‘~ mrrrx mm: The club house
McKw . . l'lzu‘o, :u.- «:ljoHlliz ii vucu- was nrtistichlly decorated for the oc-
lion ..l 5... (ml. .\‘. 3'. ”mo" and “'0 blazing spot lights
played upon the guests giving the
Ralph (“use of llrmiklyll. llzls been” cu”) hon“ an ntmosphcre of Kuhn"
Visiting _\l.-. um] Mm. i‘Illm-r l3. Cusr. ”MM“ Pm" 9‘“ “‘9 “Mm" “"°“‘h
in Rowmmn “warm“ a number of old time- country sci num-
J'. R. llzllmond. who has been spend-
-ng llv- summer at Clintllzlm. N. Y.. i
at his lmmr- in Highland uvcnde. (or a
few days.
Arthur Lynch. of VVost Side avenue
‘has retornedctvo Chicago. after spend-
in: several months with his parents”
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lynch.
“rs. C. R. Wrizh't on Wednesday
lold the l‘. l). .\Il>l"‘(‘lli homi- on ltilY-
monrl slrct-t to Mr. “‘lllinm A. Youni:
of Brooklyn. who will take ponsvs-
[lion about October 13:.
Miss Lillian Stafford of Rowaylon.
has been the guest of Mr.
James 0. 'l‘llulllns at
East avenue. several
Nook—New Canaan Advertiser.
The Saturday night (lance
'l'okeneke club drew many
residents of harlon. 'l‘oko-nckc, New
Canaan and surrounding places.
Ansong those who entertained at the
Tokeneke Club were Mr. and Mrs
George Davis of New Pnnnan. who
a” 8. dinner part for Miss Evelyn
Min. and later took their '
"ho numbered about torn--nw to in!
at the
sumnwr
Tokenekc Club for the formal dance.‘
The Mines meis of Red House.
'Dobeneke. had as their guests over the
week-end. Commander Ii. n. McCor-
mick. 1*. S N. and Mrs McCormick.
their cousin: also Mrs W. F. Lewis of
Bay City Mich. and Mrs. 1LT.
Mnehmore or New York. Admiral
Samuel McGowan was also to have
been one of the house party but .at
' “'9" “"""““K ”ml“ celebrate this anniversary by M-
mnn lint Sh- urcr u. ls prcstnted wiin in: to the con‘nmn It ”m-
“ "m”"m '°“""‘""‘ N" ”MM” °' ed that Mrs. “’aiker will accompany
s chestra was “worded to
and Mrs. ‘
llwir home on ;
days the past'
guests ‘
K150 ‘lad moment was
prevented it
kindness in New York. Commando?4
lllc lrankfultel toast by Miss Madalim
lunb lll :wuplim; some on behalf
or the (Onlnlllltt‘ Mr.
.\“&1 lllr( ll on (lit
inp; sbv made.
r- marknble show-
ilu- vxcellcnl manner in
hers that amused thecmwd. The prize
that was donated by the Rllllken or-
Miss Glndys
('ousins. winner of the elimination
dance. Everybody entered into the
spirit of the occasion and many novel
Larm costumes were in evidence.
BELL ISLAND
Commodore W. 1‘. Clark is busy
overhauling his sailboat the chpic.
. ‘
Miss Mnry llurke is the week end
guest of Mrs. F. H. Sullivan.
The trolley car known as the
;¢lurch—car which runs Sunday morn-
ings ut 6:40 (D. S. T.) is not being
as Well patronized as wul expected
Mr. and Mrs. \V. \\ right and il pnrtx
Dr Walker tomorrow provided her
health permits her to be in her hams
Slcurcr praised 4"“ once more.
SET SilliliiilB;
llEll ism
fills. Ill FFH
Rests on Brooklyn Woman's
Tl‘hroat as Automobile Up-
sets in Massachusetts
PI'l‘TSF‘ll‘ZlJ). Mass. July tilt—Pin-
ned under the back of a soul. Was
lit-no llol‘fnlun. thirtywixht. of No.
/.
drd and plunged over a ten-root f‘m-
bankment. The medical examiner said
.iimth was llllc lo strangulation. as the
soul was lyinl: across her throat.
All-s. l‘lllllllvinu llol‘fmun. the 60nd
womun's ulolhcr. suffered a broken
clavicle nnd Jaw-rations of her hands.
while the other two occupants of the
car. Arthur HolYmnn, Mrs. Hoffman's
nephew. who was driving. and Miss
Molly Hoffman. her daughter. were
uninjund.
The pullx was drhing from Bud?
son. N. Y. to Great Burlington when
Hofl‘man lost control of the machine
automobile. and return.
All men wishing to enter the mens
.tennis tournament had better hand in
their names to the Tennis Committee
or write their names on the entice
tion blanks or the Bulletin Board 6!
the Bell Island Club In entries “I
tournament close tonight.
Fred Sullivan ands-iota L. Clark
are going to play Arthur For-nan
Clark and Jack ‘Iulashlao e at or
tennis tomorrow We ".l'wo
ringer-en.” two married men
tor the W 01 “10 Illa-nil
use“ them of the single
meow she‘s-lied men or the
use: .sa’ wear the single man.
m victors will ”We I m
oi friends :“llliVCtl at Mr. Wright's
home. yesterday afternoon. after 04
pleasant trip to Montreal, Canada. b)’
“:1,
.nd. Mrs. McCormick were on their
wagJO Kennebuoket for .the odor
to expected later to meet Admiral
Inflow” who was
“We“: -.- . I‘dw‘u,
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The regular woe is dance will be"
.heid salient. in w 1: paper costumes
wm- kosher canine. lany of W
_'I"he Sunday ads“!
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Jacoby’s ._
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1910 Firth avenue. Brooklyn. was .klll- ~ .
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