inn—hum... x
of , Fenwick streét i
thr
‘ ' * . . where it is .
wuliiam Rainls {in}: being held‘ , ‘7 £1118" and “The Spirit Of: ’76." Alber-
. xinfield street hm: ‘ ldon Bros. are also known aS'Ailbert
W “”655 % [Ostheimcr and, Donald McLare‘n.
, ‘ , '- BELL ISLAM , The Milder Twins. sometimes known
. ‘5 “‘9 mammnfi ”“10 , as the Meeker Twitterélid wen in 2.
Wk goth?" 0122‘ Gm? violin and saxophone duct.
.9:- r1 8 t i s, wee i.
the . Second district.
”will-be in charge of
A.“ ‘F. Schwarzenhcrg o
? 18' spending the “flak-em
and Mrs. Ralph Bennett 0
8’ street. Mrs.
vflrs. Bennett’s mother.
”an George Inclmm rw
his home on St.
We'd” afternoon nit-or spend
r. Ingham returned to 13pm
M afternoon. where Mrs. The weekly dance will he held ”lisffolksi ”is biggest hit “as entitled}
and family will spend the evening. Paul VVhiteman's orchestrasv-ggc pm. Glass." His comp etc act
will furnish music as usual. 'I‘UCR-Vlshowed talent.
\ number dances will be the fcaturo 'l‘hc hig question of the night was
$31141” avenue. but didn't.
~ was recently finisheul
to traflic shortly.
will
lie fishing in the Hudson river,
Margit, N. Y.. on Thursday.
. Ending of Van Znnvl: strvr-t
a 35 pound tripod hass nl‘tnr
«wonders of an hour. This was
an amoral years. ”Dr. mill 3111:.
“3' are planning to return liomr‘
X‘Monday or 'l'ucsflny.
New York Ford car, being: (‘lriven
”21 Liberty Squnro towards the
district at the height of this
We: rain storm of 'k‘ o'clock.
139d :1 Second district lmuml
venue- cor. shaking: up tlw tins—
ts but doing no Grimace. The
lwft mudguard of tho Pom] was
med and a box or tools on the
ling: board was spilled to Hm
M:making a loud noise.
,.
1, .,£0 WA YTON
7:1 Elizabeth Gage and her Sistur.
McLean, former resident of Ho-
mn, were l‘(‘(‘(‘l)l’ Visitors in loun.
mfaklin Clovcrlcy, of Craw avenue,
weaving a. two u'e-cks' vacation;
ibis duties in the registrar's ofiice .
59w York University. '-
1'. and Mrs. Georg!" Gal-0
d, of Raymond sin-v:
ed to their homo. alter
1e trip in Boston.
and son
. ild‘i'c’
(i il
l‘('-
{HMO-
, Es. Charles Conklin. of
ac. is spending; :1 l‘ww
nkiyn. Before
Will visit several
McKinley
«lays in
returning home
places in Long
he contract for the
construction or
new Red Mill lridge has been
Ed to Contractor l‘mniel i”.
wear, of 42 Stove-us street, Nor-
Work on the new brid "
‘ . ~ begin on Monday. KC “”1
m.
s yton Methodist church. H. *
hart, pastor.-—Morning worship El
9 Sunday school at 12 DOOII.‘
n3 union service at 7:30. Miss
Wells leadcr. Subject: “Re-
"29. Special music and Gospel
‘fiffll be an inspiring part of the
md—weokmrayer and praise
wharBdaY. at 7:45. This week-
Mn: is cheering and pleasing
f You are welcome.
M
Company Holds Fbstlval.
:of the largest crowds {that has
“me to an entertainment here
mm: last night. at the loo:
and mach festival. held under
R 0“'flYton Hose
Danc~
0 h A musm
was 1 '
”all was chairman of the-fidofl‘sziilr“
. . patronage of last night will
ll the funds for the volun-
pony. The tickets sold for
. * enjoyed on evenin '
attainment alg g'
M
M
w Smith an ?
i‘ , d familv .
. v Smith leave tonightqnd
for
N H
N.
Leonard of “Te '
, , , st ave-
y evening gave a
. , 1 part
“has Audrey Millspaugh):
ndley and
avenue
Peach
the com-
and for N6\V York,
7e road lost even-
oat road. andgot
293““ the Toke-
, er from the De-
, :- out of the
11.3 idtme to "the
. 'rié: Coleman” 'a're
from out of town.
“fiend in 'Ne’w York
End mmlxy of Ohio.
trie‘ndsin East Nor—
the calming, both ,oxtor-
flux of the South Norwnll;
hm H. Burguin, D. D.. of
the
and, evening services at the
Sch Wu rzcn -
John
week With his family at Dawn
lent. rainstorm this morning
way a. considerable amount
dirt which had liecn plar-ml
51* newly laid concrete roadway
do any
We amount of damage to the-
l‘It is expected that the ronnl.
lo
log fight of about :1 half or]
meat. bass to he caught at this,
sold .
the (lance pavilion.
Wood at 11 .
the island, were as big a. surpriservio
themselves asgtheyr. were ‘to the large
gathering. _ ‘ ..
Carolus Smithcrowski, alias Charles
Smith, started the fireworks of laugh-
ter with an oxiginél piano ofiering.
His costume, a cross between a: Rus-
, , 3
An uttachmcntoi 31.1300 was made
Tuesday afternoon by «Constablc
George A; Velie on the Hudson auto—7
-mobile 0:: Charles Grail of Brooklyn.
'N. 1‘2. as the result of an automobile
accident last Friday when Groil‘s car,
operated by Edward Skelly. ran into
the automobile of Arthur B. Poodle-
ton of Darisn, operated by Carlton
Ballard. No date for the filial has
been set as yet. 'Lorin W. Willis of
the law firm of Bowers & Williamson
of Bridgeport has been "retained by
E'ondleton. The Hudson car attached‘
‘is in the Depot Garage,
3
mop of golden locks.
,Alber’don Brothers; in Poses Plas-
famo'us works in marblerywhich was‘a
decided hit. Among their bestlol’fer—
ings were “The Thinker." ”Cix‘ic-rVir-
The Tennis Folliés. "zi musical skit
that wouchn-iake Broadway hits 1001:
like small tofi'rn productions. was the
.next "ofi’ering. ”Nimble-footed Helen
Gilbert Steven-is and ramily of chv
Canaan. are spending a week zit Hick-
ory Bluff.
. . ~ . South Larkin led her sextet of chorus beau-
) ‘ Elem-cite Loudleau of _ _ ‘ '
'1‘. EL}: 39“; Canaan, visited With ties right into the hearts of the and:—
E-riflm; at the Ruse Cottage, 138” once. This number was complete with
.~ _ _ - ' nd
5 « . “>1, lncsduy mtcrnoou. lip to the minute dance steps a
I mm] m . Jazzy tunes. This chorus would make
The high water and waves of YES-o7 a stage enarance look like a gathering ,
terdnv, broke the ropes on the two ofv Who's “rho in .Finance. The Fast
ilomsht the Pine Point Club, and consxsted offing. E. Bald, Mrs. C
drove them into shore. " Jackens. blissAS. Johnston. Miss 1).
McKenna, Miss E. Platt and Mrs. C.
7? Miss Corinne Ashton], of the Or- Ste-Grey,
1 («mm Cottage. is motoring to Charles- Our own Theodore Henry was. as
1‘ tun South Carolina, w £11 a party 0f 'popnlar as'cver otter presenting a.
frmmbg .r ‘ - number of humorous songs. He used
hisnasal organ torgreat advantage in
getting numerous'pughs. Mac Was a
decided hit. ,
Alost, known in tennis life {15 Albert
Osthcimcr, in a lightning: sketching
act. won ’lhc hearty applause with his
characu-r sketches of Harbor View
'l‘hv lunch camber, who worked all
‘ {lav 'l‘lmrsrlziy, cleaning up Crescent
lie-och. hurl all his labors for nothing.
May's heavy tide brought-in a
' (15
.u.
largo quantity of waste matter. , ‘
-\ ..__.._.
.nnswcrml Very crumbly by little Miss
ot‘ the cvpning.
‘Ritu Bit-Kennel. Her response was in
\Vellsley Smith, who attcmlerl ‘
six metro boat races on Thursdays at View hoppers. Her remarkable talent
(")vster Bay. with Ralph Farrell. l§ won thunderous applause. Many a
Fli‘WlinR‘ 3 NW days M the 110”“? 0‘ door on Broadway would gladly wol-
l::xlpli Farrell, in Sound Beach. coma licr. ‘
The (loop. dark mystery of the night
. wasdclightfully solved by (Jlivv and
Edward ”21113. The suspense was tor-
ritic and the audience i'ealizcd that
they would witness a tragic event in
Polo .I-hu'bor View Zil‘c when a youthful
imaldon would lune to pay a fatal
:price. after becoming deeply entangled
in mysterious surroundings. \thn
the lights went up and the audience
George McLachlan and, Arnold Mc-
lmchlun were present at the double-
homic-r yosl’orllay, played between th(‘
St. Louis lrowns and New York You-
koos. The game was at the
Groun‘elé‘.’
MN. \Villiam H. \Vright was hos«
loss yesterday afternoon. at a charity
sian Bolshcvik lint} an Italian Import
ialist,‘was as mirth creating as his1
tiques, presented their Loonception or .
”1‘3 the form of an imitation of Harbor .
i ,
~voke , was
she gilt first
' World.
' {otherul
of tho. hill.
one of the "
um: mull:
858360] '8” ‘
Illl'.
coma-id.
"or , to that
ilx'uigh‘? party held at the DO“ island found that the price “3.8 $275 for {‘1
f‘luh. ’l‘hr- card party was (0" ”‘0 pair of (ac-glasses. all lzrt-nthod 083$-
hrncllt of‘ H10 Homo for “1“ Blind i“ icx‘ and placed their stamp of approval
Brooklyn. Ten tables were in "90- ion the well-done act. which was [11:13.3
~4— od in total darkness. 'lhe Holds ms—
l'll invo-
Corn-go Ililcy and company, 0? pended to the hearty applause with a
(Pittsburgh. who are SDt'H'HHg the _ well—rendered dancing number.
‘summnr zit 1110 Pin“ 1’0“" mm" ' Horace and Don, inflprivatc lifc'l-lorv
gmmml ycstcrduy on :1 two day's trip ace Plait and Don McLai‘en. made
up {luv Sound in his motor boat. merry with their “Gallagher and
—— She-an" act. ‘Thcir parody on this
'r‘lu- final match for the junior tcn~
cup will he playful tomorrow,
whon Dashing hick D03"? and 31”“1)‘ throughout in their pleasing perform-
ml: Junior Dore play for Ul“_ CUP- once: Had they been strangers here
Grsnt iliiru‘cst, is l’H‘HlR‘ Mk“! 1“ the the assemblage would haxc
popular hit, brought in
K3059”).
much local
“is 'i‘hvf- :zmlimwo was with fnl‘ln
thought
match by the islanders. ’ihom the lll'lg‘nlltul‘s. .
————————— Mlle. Donotnca Maquenna. usually
ROTON POINT iknown as Dorothy McKennzi. in "Hal-
.- let Divcrtlsemem." tripped lightly
along a la Pavlova. She was attired
in becoming costume. Her talent was
a real mm. and she took her curtain
. culls modestly.
Tho Sewn Sylphliko Symns furnish...
,0‘1.th° torpslchorcan surprise. In pri-
vate life the syrnns wear male attire.
but on this occasion they dofiifiéd silks
and satins. and caused {much cye’
strainlmr. They burlesqucd the Texmiai
* Follies not to rounds of applause that-
lshook the hon 1‘. Boy Byers. who led?
Yostul‘liny'fi ti(_‘i(“\_Vfl-S the highest of the quotas of beauty. did surprising-
lllc lawison. in {not it was its high its '15. Well as Drima donna.
{my winter tillc. The water was‘ "hot" Sit-urcr got many“ laughsohs
wry rough. amigamc up 10 the wall. ‘props. His "Cat and Canary" num—
J flier,“ particularly, went over big.
Ernfist llailvy, manager of the Ro—i Fisher‘s Biliikens orchestra furnish-‘
to“ Point baths. reports that many ed the dance music and the happyau-s
Norwuik swimming tubcs’are being dicnce danced. to a 0‘05" of one Of the
most successful social events of the?
iHarbor View club.
~—
.__.___
High ”(113 Sunday; 3m?) :1.
m. (D. S. T.)
m.. and
3:32 1).
High this Monday: 74m? :1. m.. and
4:30} p. m. (U. S. T.)
On Tucsday. Saint Luke's Episcopal
church or Noroton, and Saint Paul's
Sunday school from Lewislloro, will
“Hill a joint picnic at the Pork.
Lust evening. despite the bad
weather. a large crowd turned out The new curtain was placed if) posi- ‘
for the dance. A cute little celluloid ”0" "’0" “‘9 first. “me at the mums .
doll was given to evéryone entering "Racket" Thursday evening. 'It Wasaf
. donation to the. club from the ladieo’.”
tea. and is mulbcrw in color. hung in
Foresters of . folds. It makes a most.pieasing:back-_.
America, held an excursion at the :ground. The ladiesrare to be congrat-
Park. yesterday. .Firteen hundred uiatedx for their patience in making 30. $
members of the Association were sup- suitable and much-needed an‘addition'
posed to have come on tie Sirius. but to the club properties. ».
onlyobout six hundred came due to '
the inclement weather. ‘
'l‘he F‘airview Court.
f
Anyong the deeds filed with To“; :
Clerk "Herbert R. Smith aftecting‘fl'air .'
her View were the following: Samuel»:
Stewart to Farnham D. Mtddlebrook.
lot: Charles E. Conklin to'George'W? }
On Sunday, 1,450 people will come
to the Park on excursions. Three
boots, .will come in. Four hundred
members of the Altier .Club, of New
York, will arrive on the Mimmar. Six
hundred members of Pratt's Socony
Club. Brooklyn, will come on the
Seagate. 550 members of the Cecil
Calvert Council, K. of C., will come on
the Ossining. ‘ ‘
Conklin. lot.
will be held next Tuesday. afternoon.
Mrs. J. D. Doyle, who will be hashess .
interesting program and is desirous of.
having all Harbor View folks attend. ,_r
On Monday. the Hong Luck Chinese
Association will be at the Parkilfany
Not-walkers will be at the Park on this!
day, as the [Chinese Association
brings their own Chinese bands. For ?
years past, the Chinese have danced
their native dances, dragon "dances
and sword dances. Twelve hu‘ndreci
inembers of the Assoéjtion will ar-
rive on the fiteamer Sirius. ? On Mon;
(lay, the 28th Regiment’ot Connecti-
cut Volunteers, will hold a. relmz'on at
THEY ARE MILD 3m EFFEGENE
A person with inactive or
digestive organs‘aufléfsrfibubly‘ tin
6 hot' weather. Billlousness', he'a’
blurred vision, bad bmdtm' " tied
tongue are almosréertalnito he pie?
em: with , a. moss of. heat mam
undigested load in: the uomc'
Foley Cathartic Tablets. has .the "Eli...
gestij‘e organs activa. and the firstem‘
,. flt'éanmfine. purged of” poisons. W. 1).
Kennedy, Albany, N. 'Y.. sa’s: “Foley
Catliztrticfrabletsfiare mild but eflec~
titre" ‘ Nathan)“. forming. ' Stllison.
. Powell Corporation.——Adv. . 7 "
residents enjoyed a}
“mane vaudeville. en—
rsday evening, the ac;
"Racket" '
the Park
HARBOR VIEW ? ‘
Harbor View
.CaSiOn being fife
. of -
1:13): SViev? Tennis club. ‘Tltilée 132:3;
e w
:the as crowded to capacity and
thé‘ir . ‘7
“V . , 1 ned abunda
ot miith. good comedy, satire “3°:
lhundred side-sputing laughs. I"Harbin
_View folks just couldn't get over-Vii.
topic of con?
land made it Hit: ch
vessation the next iiy
original Program w
guests to {he ,. hich
The finalladies" tea. of the sensou ‘ ??
on this occasion. has planned a. very
mowed? p?
., _ ‘,And 6906 values in, Espendablefierchan
all? ' 011! .
the 14 Posting
dung.“ 1:
their no“: out
them. Then—Aha at don-uxhink.
“Roddy would ,
{coll-h an 'to to overto. Farmer
Brown's “M19119 had discovered
combing thought was a temp:-
tiou too wt :10: him to reflux}
thought Mrs. Raddy, '"I wonder win:
.11: was. It must inn been gumethlng
that would ranks on “confine di
I believe I’ll run our there my-
self. _ Bearing. led Beirut: in, may.
I contact mmhm his voice now.
From thot big rock on an top of the
bill I m! mamm‘an‘dzromcr
Brown’s Boy at work down in the
It hrpcrffltlyrosfo to go
Marni! now. I
all.” ‘ _,
So Mrs.” odéy-mrtcd'off to inves-
tigate. which moans, a: you know, yo
look into and and out about. Straight
out to Former Brown's nomad Mrs.
Reddy, titanium that. she should
an: be seen by any one..
up, inch 01- the barn alm' hear! a
‘ Whigsfflgs. Reddyrhsd discovered
' that Redinox-wai being chased by
Bomser the ileum! she had»;g'fle5sed
. fightjrawsy’ time Ready must. have
, . been up, to Farmernrawn's barnyard,
, 2 and photon! keen very, much _ pro-
mnch indeéd. ,rYou. sea
.Reddy Ihonld h
away-from, there until their foul;
Child?“ was his enough-to leave . »
homer and go out. into the Great
She 19d those four younngoxes 3:0
" thotopcicabig‘hillsn
from which 1 they. say
“Bow-err thee-5301:1311 ‘chgling than:
out“ 0 road.“
Thus; ,laazned about
' ay would have
to watchgonftarmnd thatnovner the
Hound woo-greatly “to ~be' feared.
Mrs; Baldy What!»
Bowman lived on
fated on
., until ,1,
Deni”, have
told. zillion: that
an? guinea: then-e.
can!“ tho tour 1mm. Foxes. promised
chutney never would. ' '
After Roddy With Bmcr at his
been had dinnppeued‘fln. Raddy led
the {our young Foxes home.
lent them intorthc house, which you
knowril a hole ‘dcep in/tha'groundy
ond told them: that rumin- m, circum-
to scrunch an out
As she crept
age‘ kept
that-foot
t. . where
* 0f
0 '
s o O '6
* _.ogb¢o'e§»t
:1- ” '
3%.;
c ’02:?
pm oivioitc
She
' “That’s it!
3, called
been so for hinn
cious. ,
like!
a.
clenr.
jam
believe
ing of the
St up"
would enjoy a Back dinner! .
never have actually-thing sofleli-
l methane anotherwg
chanco'to get than S'Dnck, and ,
really ought‘to km.whstro»Duck in
one of those"bn‘eks' b
swung it over; he: .. shon
out again and was on: oi: cl M be»-
lcre Mrs.» Bmwn‘coclgdmach‘;
when she heard elicitizhtenedfiuck—
Ducks that remain: . .
“1:erth 192:: by 12w. am 3 .
The East ttoty; “Feta!!!” M l _
The?
ch
93'
Shydlpped .mtmdjthe cox-nor? of
thorium and u to the v ,pheo
from which Rad yhsd pc on: at
than Ducks. Show“ atltberm
i l w u of wire. Thu "flying
in I o Saintly. she. ran lama!
d our chutflowrlence,
seized?
\ the .znock.
er, leaped
III-om 15011.1:th *
S,” 3“” that ””9 m on clean
sense! * tint .madke..sher. tingle 3.035511: *
_ ~“. nick, qua: quack} gm fans"
the voices ofbucks
hack offsmerikfimwn’s house. » .7
“That'cyitl" inching-d Kn. :My. .7
* Reddybaiudvflxose.£ncks '
and hell out .eouldnfgzknep :unymm
them. *1 he; temptation or» too. much.
lily, how ~those childrcn_ ,
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