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noon! pupils are preparing {grille
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W -on
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motzrfirldge has returned 6 termini—a m‘i‘m " at their triends at . «.1. I .
his Betta place home after 'a‘trip to a party Suturd dt elebrated cf “I i a‘ @ibulm‘mmmflthsn 5.:
msfivama. . * m. and Mrs. Bran c with a 3,9?91‘“ ”.9“,me I‘m In
'M 501 and tamlly of their twenty-fifth anniversary the“ {Midi up!“ I‘m
fi-Ir. “d rs. e t ned after party of friends on Tuesday. . . 'courthome yard. above.“ 1.0m, to
' view avenue. have re or The Masque and Costume Dance Sheriir'Ca‘te, the 111:5”:de
:3 trip to New Hampsmre' i will take place at the Club this eveufrom me . croWdmeuhereupon meme;
- In. David Gould or 13 Winfield ning. A large crowd is expected. the deputies'flischargedj‘ms‘ sh u
m will be in Bridgeport this eve- Thirty—six new chairs have been aboveethe he‘sfidd'o't the "mm: btg'nI
min; delivering an address to the delivered to the club to take care 0413:. The’shoo’ting became'genoral‘When’
New Thought League there. the ever increasing assemblage. m e a“?! of ther‘mob' “m with

i th Shriners _1 it uons were sent out to 9111‘. L .h a me of the 4% . , e . _ f . . . '
John Keogh 183:1: glam ebake 31“] roantay owners to attend a, "Get‘gQ‘ége‘m Mwo :ded. 4 that“ t!“ w‘“ W“ i“ fiflltquou d
who is enjoying p D . Jail guard was 11 . I .. ,¢_

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~' annual field day and ceremonial or gether" meeting at the club next -. _________________
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ryramld Temple. at New L0nd°“- Tuesday- . A GREAT Woman- con
Plans are going toward ‘teadfly' M" and Mrs. Selchan, caught in t“ In the death of Mrs. Henrietta Kei-

W esd w m tori!!! 'l‘ w -Deac is John D. ' ‘
t be held by the May- rain.‘ on edn 3y bile 0 n, aylor. “e of o I
10' a carnival 0 company were forced m Spend the night in :Taylor. the colored race has lost one THIS MOTORIST WON I

z. x and Ladder _ .
M" H00 bout which GreenWich for the noblest and best of “one“ "1“ ’ A'AI‘VGU'E WIT WOMAN.

- uncements a .
M‘mbeer ”3131:“ a later date. The Gleine Musicale scheduled to has lived: the church. a strong'Chrlst-

. ~ , take place Sunday, September 4. is woma‘nrand the home,’a<devoted ; m P II 3
ugh: V310 “is: sEssoIreIiiznuéillsilIonngy b91118 looked forward too With much [Ellie mother and sister. She bore the ‘1 “mm“ It” ‘ , I
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will have charge of the mid- lanxiety bi residents of the island pain of disease with Christian {on}: warning that he was at to ‘ODII
church . d . .
week services on Thursday evening 01'! Ml” Madeline Lurch was "all“ tude. and, wouldflwen say. It was_ thus 1’" ting the game'bmoinz» into. an
motoring into Harbor View in a en- .3“ ri mud,“ the last “time the at; . . ve. ,
“I“ coming week. Iorated car. “No. not married. simply 'tendetgi services at Knight’street A. m equestrian ethppageIahead or high
. S P Fairbanks will again be . t . I ...~—- when [it became evident that at e
Re" ' ' tt nd d the parade or the les a .h h an ‘the 1m, .
in charge of the services at the East ‘gtair‘nfoerd ., . ' 53+}: ‘gfd 'Acfonmnt'gWIs Waupede mat owner-.0! the Sedan was.de-
avenue M' 13' church. on Sunday, dur- 1, Master. Herbert Lensening and his A 0a__a‘nd all who knew her can 88.? ’39?“ch to‘t‘flumph. Neither wwld
lag the absence or the pastor, Rev. sister, Edme of Gloucester. Muse. are;shge sang the truth. in out their names and no one [was—
11. Irving Watkins. lenjoying the delights Harbor View When Mrs‘hylor left here, in June, hold. The: -. nightly damaged ears!
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garng. 0: offers. They are“ guests of MB. for her summer home in SI n th‘eitmtb to itfie garage for treat-i
Seaview avenue. leave today on a 1W9»Steurer. Mass. she' not “'1 the bestlwrot‘ gencratollbwing the disc1(i;3:tiIIo:i,f 8:11:21
.weeka- vacation trip to East Catskill,5 Donald F. Blodgett and Miss Bertha health. but felt file use would I e ”9°“ng person. ’6" I
N- Y. Mrs- GMWig ‘5 an Office em- 'Silshy. of Saint Johnshury. \ermonthmake an itnprovementlmlnstead she might-have been a serious occur ce_
ployee or M- N- Mayehoff and C0,. and Miss Gladys mark or NPW York began to {all until her death 'July a.“ 0: the ”Emma” at the little
While LII‘. GQIWVig is one Of the “trou' CltV. arc “'t‘t‘k-t‘lld @319335 0f luc‘hard 30”,] ghe leaves to mauthel: I0 - UY-vIIY-mlled With tolerance at*'the
”9 Shooti‘m" 0‘ “19 10081 talepbonc ll..Kvnsll:‘tw. a nusnand’.J D 'mylor- Buofi'gvgcmsn's triumph in attaching the
company. Many have entered the tennis tour- \Valter andifidwnm- and 0:)": date; mishapta‘the-um’ortunate male.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood. of numcnt that takes place on the new Mrs. Mollie Eateman; also. two‘ktep:
{Jove avenue. and a party of friends. ,courls next week. Tile contest wmldaughters, - . Nonesin Matt and Mrs. 'FREDTIIANCY SOLD.
are taking part in the Shrillers‘ Cara- be exciting and will be watclfcd with Elizabeth Rl‘lanlsdolp‘h, and Miss Inna
man that left the Norwalk armory this keen interest by all lovers of the Mott and a host of friends. OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. 20.——Fred Han-
norning en route for New London sport. The. funeral was held from the 037. third .man for the Omnha
awhere a S'llrini-rs' field day is to be The old folks dance at the club last Knight strceteA. M. E. Church 'Rev \Vestern League club. has been'wld
Jield. The return will be made to- Saturday evening met IWlth popular Mr. Lamar was assisted by “I“; Right to the Detroit Americans. to report at
.anorrow. accord With ”‘9 res'dfl‘m- There new. “shop Jacob F. Ramsey. or the opening‘ot the 1922 season.

Elton “lilnk” Helllol'ls. 01‘ 3000‘“ was "we" merriment and m“ tor‘l’hiiadelpliia. who preached the ser-

' . . ture “The
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strut. has bien 0"ng is i L k Toonerville Trolley." pleased. n (W C Thomas, of Ram

be 1921' football team ut‘ the Norwal ford. prayed: Rev. Mr. Ferna dos. of 'i ‘

giig'h School and u, privllnl'lnnry mt‘Ot-" JaCR Worthman and Junior Dailey New Haven. all]! a solo. 31:! Rev. ., , ' In sauth Norwalk, {3 ,, » 1- ‘

ing is to be held at the City Hall on t°°k' a trip to Norwalk i“ \Yorth- Joseph “'ells, of Bellville. N. J" ex- . , . ee ework

Monday ovpning of next week to select man 5 motor boat last Saturday. On pastor or Mrs. Taylor. who knew her 300 S Aug. 25 26 27
terinl for the loam; to arrange for the” way bac“ they decmed t° aqua- 83 years. made a short address ~ ’ ’

1118. plane their way llomeward. This . '

practice: and to inkc up the other nu- Other ministers present were Rev.'
I. _ - . . 1 .-,s 0 Wm m ,caused such excitement to the bridge J b . . _ , -'
onerous prtllnllll'lr} . n It t DD 8 tender that. he opened the bridge for ace 3 or G" cm ion. and Retain}

a good team into shape. them by mistake llot. of this city. . i . . , . u .
Although no nfl‘u-illl allnounccmeut‘ The motion pictures on Wednesday II 'gclcgrams were received from Rev. 11 S . . C5 New thmgs are 3]“?ays mterestmg, especla y 50 11]
3mg hecn made as yet. there is a llkli- _. . . McCoy. of New Haven. and from ' qIS-
hood that the East Norwulk Commun. brought 0‘” a large crowd. The to“ 'Rt'v- Ball. of Hartford. and other. ' fancy WOI'k. The assortment affOl‘dS unusual Fe; 3‘

._ . ,i ' t “N mads of the North" _ . . V , _ . . . . _ .
jly chorus will not resume uctlwties "111;: s'licthur30pulgr approval. Master'fdcnds who were unable to attend. . MAKE.“ . bilities for the expressmn Of mdlt'lduallty 1n inll"
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on September 5th, :15 first planned. bc- .. ,, There were friends present from Phil- of I

. , ‘ . . .. Dick Jenks obliged with a violin! . . l . _ . . ,1 .
mus“ m ”w rm ”m H .51.“)... Day. 35°” ”‘5 “1°“ “'0” “""m‘y "v-:?L’fd'”“‘é'..“.:iti§;"' 25,3“1153'333‘ , THIS BANK gifts to friends. Make selections 11%Wf 50 {£11 hall
‘ . 1 ' ish the pieces e ore e w l_

It is bellow-d that official notification plauded ‘ \ . h 1 time to fin
' New York. Bayonne and 'llellville. Y. , . Q ‘ ' ave am e
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Will lu- mvon lllt‘ Illli‘lllht‘l‘s in a few! The appearance of a city fire on-
(lays that the Olll'llllli, meeting for the zinc caused a flurry on Monday. . d3 S
lplcCQS. some coming from Hartford. y '
(New Haven. Stamford. lnrchmont and

fall work and l‘q'lll'ill‘SfllS will ho hel-l (Harbor View Was (1(‘llglll0d to know
‘to hold it. Just wllcrc the fire was 58;: 3:111:31”. . » ,, - g' - Courtesy always 18 “1‘81 . ._ _
R0 WA YTON lllobod'y knew. although ilrc hcild- 3 ‘I trli :1.) S” ““3 lziid ‘0 T981. August ’ ‘. rule of every officer an .
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on Monday i‘\‘i*lliill; Sviiiclllhcr 12th. ithat the bridge was strong enough
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ling from the island. l.\' MHM‘NUAM. .
l 'l‘lllll‘sdlly evening found the club __,____ tailored by You .1! find the em-

Plllkllrl Ni'l-(ili-s him lllstnllcil a now --. _._ .. v“ . H
. .. ~ ,_ . .. .. r .. llousv crowdu-d to capaclly. “All ('rm . ‘ "”- (‘nfl'm Kelly Taylor. .
(oulliil Ill lllh slilli on lirnhliioll .l\ .. 50 man or woman. high or -low. p10yes Of thm bank peo-

i“. ll. Simmons of ’l‘okellekc. loft ,llillg at curds" was the attraction and . .
illc l.:l«lic::’ cllll) under \vlmsu- sup: r— l'”h 0' “0‘"- m‘” "” anything-greater KUPPENHEIMER p18 ‘Vhom 370117111 be glad

Ior Canada. to join a. camping party. . . . , , _
Mr. and Mrs. John Themes of To. “i810" “10 splendid owning was con- ”‘4" ‘1 b°°d influence in the com- .to know and deal With.

. . . . . . munity. and I would like to after . ‘ v . :_
lent-kc. unnouncw the Mr”, 0‘ u w”. (lucitd “are chcerui und ilppldlldkd. smal a . £t You W111 find the omcers . N0 ‘ l‘~

— , . .. . . l rib “I , - r“ a .
non Wednesday. Airs. John ix- rshnu lit-ld‘d llo r com-I t “‘0 to ”l“ “'"UNK‘G Of Hen- . always ready to advise 86 . aShlngton Street 9 South

' ”Pi-lit (Kelly) Taylor who died 0 -
Raymond 5m.” and son are now lulitcc ill a. true husxncss like manner-.1 . . . . . - . n . .. , . ,
1iuymg m, ILV ”w curmud M 0m“ to 0V“. twenty prints ‘vprf‘ won. Tllt‘ idlllrii-l). Jlll.‘ 3".Ial the Aaliiuckct $22.50, $29.50, $34.50 . and 888M you With £005
1&1“. (an. of ”1..” “1”]... cvcuing was full of "good limcs" and ’OHMC Hospital, Nantucket. Mm. nature and good Jildg-
ment. You will ”‘find an

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i: . . ,. . - ‘z _ Illv LlfllCS “elc (ongralulattd for ‘ . billllmtl‘ \lsltors at

—( mollui nt llOVHlS (18h Gro Musconsct ,who have been welcomed I S lere f 0i leer
inside of onfdoors that

Tory. }(0\\‘ll)l0h .-\\-"lllli‘. ”w” efforts. ._ , , _
Mrs. (ii-UI'KI’ i“. l'vlllccost is spend-i “no of tho most succcsm‘ul events "m ““9" “’3“ “3' her cheery smile.
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Jug “1.. Summm. “1”, hm. son. George ol' the sonsou. boili socially and finallo r”: ”0"?" forget "3 inspiration, and" Plenty ‘Other Good Suits
3". l’i-nim-lml, Jr. in ’l‘okeneke. llml'i'. was lu-ld .il ilu~ ('llll) house on 1" own' DOOPIC- 0'» NW COlored race.

9. ,. . ; , . :5 .W’i‘lli‘mlny night. when :l largo {Hill “I" surely always remember her sym- l"

.. $10.00 3"“ “P

‘l‘Ollilllimi for ilu- coming Oi-‘HCI‘ Sr”, IVivw folk and their guests sat down ll 13:? git-clings ”‘- U‘“ [3‘3 room of

.3011. {for an l-vl-ning :lt curds. Attractin- T111 -<=1I 0am laundry. lior her re-
Mr. {Hill Mrs. \Viliirl' J. Sllzll'ks illuld‘rizp’l' w‘r“ “‘V‘lr‘h'd ‘0 ”1" winni‘rfi ;§,0nl.f“as the «Strongest Interest of

fallllh. m- “if.” SH“, ““4““; 101‘! livid Him-ailments were scrvcrl to all I (if and 3h” drew from it "‘9 . art Pam. ed

(‘al‘l)‘lllls “lulllllil; ii, \‘is'lt Mrs. flgv Si\tl‘:il of llzll'llor Vii-W's prettiest cour.1.,(ous Spirit and unfailing faith P at”

. . . , with which she met her many t i l '
Smirk“. Hlfilhl' lll 'l‘m‘llinll. Mass. They .m'h" "t ‘1‘" N0” of U") cw‘lllng “ . . . ras. Milk m crew
rising: \olc and mi enthusiastic. cheer For “"3th sears or more she has

\vlll llmlor llll'IlllL’ll llll‘ “\\'lllti- Moun-l . -, .
talus." slolli'lllg our ilw lliir’it at :i’nr ”l" committee ”I charge indicated it“s)?“lgmat Pxecutnc uhlliiy in lhe “6 milk“? h‘bi“ deliver-0d
Luke (;...,rg,._ " ‘lllf‘ gclicrzll satisfaction of those pres— ‘0‘" “(t of ‘1 laundry at Sillsconsei b all part-of “I. Not-walk:

~ ‘ and it is with this commllnitv 1h ,
Co I... l ~: l l , 1 flat ‘5 H, n t ken Il‘llt and their desire for n rcpitltion . . I . . at “o .
”s t t I I i t m on g I ) i g a. ' f ‘illc occasion. which will occur on ( hm“) “SOON“? hCI'. hut Sllt‘ has lived .nd “WWII.

‘hy Rowuilon residents at tho nowast‘o ». '. -
the evening of Friday. Aug. 26th. Mrs. 0" thu I’deliic coast as well :13 in the “CHICOMGI'. In: from our

phasc of the warfare between lobster, e. .
Hm." ”I ”I” ”Mpg“! “$3.111” (:ommittcd John A. Kcnshaw the chairman nsslst- :‘MM‘IW‘ States, “"11 ltt'r loss will be m and mm has!) my ’
by John .-\. Johnson of ltowaytou ont‘tl by Mrs. “Dot" Sicurcr. Smith. ‘“ ‘" mun)“ Places. for wherever

' - . she has lived she has ma 1- l '
w. J. '. S . \Vortlimiln. hail}. Jaskcns. Pi ck. . . . _ _ . £ 10,. Dor—
llili of t'lmi'ord. off Darienlwtmh Johnston. Hold. Cousins. Mc— sonalli) roit. F. H. WEMPE &SON

firm-eddy. The case will Probablyi . llui w . '1 - - '
1301110 lu-iorc Judgr' Scllcck in the Da_|l.nrcn. Misses McGrnue and .\l( [.1er1]. i ‘1 "“0! MS" “ll-It has once Telephone 23... store

Tim, (our! in .1 time to be anmuncedl'l‘heodore Henry sold by auction tho ”“0" f?” and (‘Nln'rivl\<‘r(l. and the Telephone 1.1.
later [refreshments remaining at the close "WmIOl‘S‘ 0f "Henrietta" Taylor is a

J'i‘)\\"l vion \le'lhodlfit EDlSCOPal‘Of the evening' and the thl‘t Of (‘hor'ShOd possession of man)" among.
. ‘ I , ‘ l . ‘ “Dot" Stcurcr the Popular cllilirmnn whom I Wish to inscribe myself. 1' ‘ w 'l .
« hurcli S(‘r\l(‘('5~l. ltm. George A. Baird. , . e Com lllllll, ( . . l
minister , Sunday morning worship at was gladdcned by the addition of q~ “Al-[ah (. \VASHBURN. distilli’flls‘ll 'lll pl’OdllCN Of 1110 Vic-101' Company The beauty (

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9:30. Sermon subject: “The Gardens 31-0 ‘0 11W “Uh “"169. ”10 "of W0 ‘1“. August 1. 1921. 1 line and proportion exemplified in this new model mil ix. 1

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f l. f-. 'I‘ s dnv school session cecds ° _ i _ . . , my a m.
:vcnilll‘g wereiupunnt' 6:30. Sermon —— (-‘0! [this To ('ORIPI'TI‘E. ; recognized and welcomed mstantl) b) the dlsfllwfngt’ 1W...
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IllPlllp: .. o In God 13-” The Prayer to the Hope Hose czillllilll ni. lhf: In liroull jumpi 1-, will be among the (3011- can deliver it Ito you lmxnedlately and on ‘erms that “ In mum
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mpflmg will he held Thursday, at 7 p‘ :of C' grounds ”.“5.°"““‘"3' She likes lcsillllis at the Sillingileld Labor Dav
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Mlss ~(‘fltht'l'lllt‘ I-‘uil'lmilks who ' ' .Tukv a tablt‘spooni‘ul "f Salts. It Back
sprained her ankle a few «lays ago 5 lllll'ls ul‘ Bladder

improving as good as can be expected. “ Mthm'
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Mrs. John A. Fairbanks. Maple ove- Vegetable Compound for :5 \IveliI-known authority. who warns
,nue. . , ° )9 constant]; on guard ii unis
Workmen have been busy during the what It did for Them kidm‘l' erUb‘C- g t
_rast_week strength'r-nirvi: the girilvrs of The kidneys ‘10 “It” utmost to free
'the railroad hrldg'c m the Post Road Hagerstowmud —“Iwasoverworked the blood of this irritating acid, but
‘cro’m'm' and my monthly periods stopped. My "Mom“ “.mk ”“1“ ”‘9 °Verw°rki
'I - Mr. Holly tlli- balding butcher will k”, 4;, bodywasswollenand ”“1" g“! sluggish; the climlnatlve
entertain 40 or more (-mployees fr0n1_1?lIf-r 9“ [often had ains so tissues NM! and thus the waste is re-
Armour Packing (‘0.. Sunday after— Ihadtolle own. I Iain“! i” the blood ‘0 poison the 811'
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spur-oi-thetmoment informal dancet Just start the
., . “00“ at his (~an in Rownvton. was treated by a tire system” .
'l'hr' \Vomr-n's Guild of St. Luke's v,pl1ysician,but hedid “'hi-n your kidneys ache and feel

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church will hold their annual mi: notseem tohclpme “k8 lumps oflcad and you have ' ‘ ‘

"P“ TW‘SiliU'. and the mcmlwl's are stall. Mvsistcr had stinging pains in the back or the. ur- ~ and i-twill playfwaltzes anti two-steps. foxtrots and one-step8,.

Workinz hard to make the affair a ‘ 7‘ taker jolsi‘ medicine lne is cloudy. full of sediment or the .
bizm-r success than Nor. with greatresultsso bladder is irritable. abusing you to . wddlesandmgazzg, syncopated cake walks 01.? . 1
statelyminuets . _, 1‘ .9- kg"

Mrs. Ann Browning gm] Mrs. C. D. ‘9I11t00k IlydlnE.Pink- seek relief during the nightpwhen
glinnlng'ton. Gordon ['(‘llilillzion and hams Vegetabl; yon have severe. headaches. nervous - ’ ,
as Adelaide Pi-nninizton. all of LongJ 0011‘ mid and now and 61223” spells. sleepiessneas, mild * $5i00 -' .-
‘ down brings theévictrpla to younliome. ' 1

Island have been visiting Mrs. John A. 3‘“ a le to work ““1 stomach - or rheumatism in bad.
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