Iii. ”Wallace Sammis has returned
. & trip over the week end and
“XM to Long Branch. Ocean race
7‘ other places of interest.
“5 loci! telephones went out of
Won due 'to the severe, storm
' y ’ Morocco and‘ last even-
in
. m We Hoffman is visiting in
MI. N. 17., with friends. and is re-
Wm local friends with postal
t. gfiiyrs.’ Jeremiah Little have
The novelty waltz and the masquer-
ade, will be the feature this evening,
Tomorrow the Novelty Fox Trot mil
he the feature.
Tonia-ht, will be the last night for
fireworks. The finest display of the
your will be tonight“ if the weather
permits. Prominent amoug‘the show-
ing. will be submarine and aeroplane
displays. There will also be water
and land works.
~Thc, bathing houses will'not close on
this Sunday, lint will remain open to
the cnei of the month. Ernest Hayley,
manager of the bathing houses, an-
nounced that he will be there all
month. and that the bathing houses
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amethyst;
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HEN the ebb this comes, ap-
. parently determined to sweep
von off your feet and carry you down-
to the waiting sea; «when the storm
clouds darken the-serene sky and ob-
. scure your bright, trustworthy guiding
starsgmumonfi all your courage and
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THE INE'VITABL'E EBB ; 7,
1.1m - c‘ Mir;
“ ‘ _.'By'1‘iiorntonw.'
The mun-fist folks are those why-93km 12
iii-gags 4.
m to their homamlei’lict
m titer spending several days
'myrcisuves in Bfgoklyn, N. Y.
Loni. night‘s storm did considerable
damage to such crops as remained
standing. and also flooded the streets
and mining struck several trees.
‘ citric: Goibmof ~Fort Point street
' 1mm! friends from' out of town
j It Iii: home over the week end and
My.
.1:
34:. and Mrs. Harry Beckctt have
“tuned ‘to their home. in tho Second
mat. after their honvylnoon trip.
Mn. Beckett was formerly Miss Grace
a! of 22 Osborne avenue.
min-my fniends of Mrs. Elizabeth
‘nolwn of her death this noon. at her
“items here. although it had been
.m that she was in an extremely
minus condition for some time.
Elahtrday afternoon tin: members of
an? Friendship Biblo class of the East
Mile M. E. church will hold .1. IllC-
3‘2: to Putnam Park. lie-.iliing. ll-aving
W: the church at 2 o‘clock (I). S.
‘1): by auto.
Many members of the Women‘s
fiux‘iliary of Christ church :ll‘n attend-
”the first {all meeting: being he?!
in. the busementof tho" Church this
afternoon, when work for tln- coming
.mn is being discussml.
BELL ISLAND
Mrs. John Doyle, of Breeze Cottage, ,
fit an Visitor in Boston.
Buddy Mulcarc returned to his
3cm“: in Brooklyn today for tln- wins
£132;
Steward Frank Bauer plans to have
ffrnmklurtcrs and sauerkraut on Satur-
sz‘hrj evening. - ‘
James
1.1.1:». K. V. Farrell and Mrs.
33’. Hickey, of thc Soun-l \‘irw House,
“UT-{‘5‘ visitors in \Vllllt‘ i'ullns, on
TI‘rmsdluY. :
. l
"Tl-4r Last dance of the season will lw :
palm this Saturday evening. Those
who have donutcd prizes for the
lanky number dancc arc us follows:
lithium-11's dance, Mr. and Mrs. Smith;
filtrowuups‘ dance, "i“our Horsvmcn."
A card party was held last (-vcning
, in the. clubhouse. This was ill" lust
smial ‘Vedncsday of tho- your. 01w of
fin-E. largest crowds of ”iv ss-uson turn-
:afl‘p‘ert of 6 Belts place. wcrc grieved,
ilslnnli.
l
l
:5
. was Hogan,
M Schmoeger,
led out to try thcir luck at the Cards.
Sit-1188.“ tables were in use.
Horace L. Sill I‘lll'd.
«many with the iiw. A. C. Collllrn
at? Darllmry has in l n st'n-llllillg the
ammun- in making a tour of various
milieu in Europe was ilulllnlr)‘
scant-day. Mr. Shepard landed in
Law York Saturday last, and has since
have: "with his parents. Mr. and Mrs,
1L. Shepard, who are spending the
mar at Bell Island.
A Very delightful card party
«enjoyed yesterday afternoon
‘Mof Mrs. Clarence
”In were in use.
.lr.. who in
in
was
at the
A. Spear. Three
Mrs. Harold Clark
“not first prise: Mrs. Rufus I'.
East-
xnaug second: Mrs. George S. liosele)‘
n! 310an, third; Mrs. \Villiam
”Unfit, (mirth; Mrs. Victor Cahill,
mutation prize. Besides the fore-
m the following other ladies
m: Mrs. William Clark, Mrs.
7M In. Sullivan, Birs. Brush,
Elm. Gloetxner, Mrs. (209 and Mrs.
Ilene. -
an. and Mrs. F. Elmer Johnson of
m Todd Cottage, gave a very de-
lightful Way party yesterday aft-
m in :02]?- of their four year old
.. , u . The little or e. -
m and 1 3 en
, . The table was beautiful! '
decorated for the occasion and til:
m birthday cake was present. The
our“: guest: included Lewis ‘Vardell,
Jr... John Schumacker, Freddie Hous-
M, Vida. Warden, Beth Hogan,
Mary Williams,
, rm Houston. Marjorie \Vright, Peg-
fl' Blah. Catherine Hughes. Paula.
Janet Erskine, Pais-
ely Ruddigcr. Mary Johnsonn. Harriet
VIM Ruth Johnson and Esther
Jinan. The adults present were Mrs.
~m T. Williams. Mrs. Lewis ‘Vardell,
”I. C. F. Hogan. Miss Mabel Bowers,
4m. mane Bowers. Miss Leona Bow-
., “Hrs. accum. Mrs. Schmoeger, and
Slim. Johnson.
_ nomzv POINT
m tide Friday: 1:10 p. m. (D.
3-}
flu. Minnie BPilnvtr. casbirr a: the
will“ a day's vacation 'il'l'fll‘t her
”My.
My. 1,200 members of the Coney
- . Greek Association were at the
g « _ The trip was made on the
" The Coney Islanders had
fit the Park. ..
_ Kildufl, ptp'ular door man
Wag houses. had an ling-x-
“in:
Vector-Jinx "vlr. Kilduff,
”Inning out the liarrwls under
‘ ‘- -nlipped and vrwlt in the
es and 21!.
NW." bathing
.Ii'?“ pas good in the
many school pupils
The Life Guards were
- due'to‘. the
\‘i‘li m- thu- .34an rp‘n'llrs ‘xvill bq
_. during the
run-iv on the bathhouses
coming month.
ROWA Y TON ‘
____._____
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H. Scott, of
McKinley street, have returned from a
)0“.
l A man naturally thinks it will go.
hard with him if the tide turns and
sets against him;
.If long accustomed to good fortune,
fall- winds and sunny weather, a
sudden burst of opposition at its first
motor trip over the Mohawk trail.
Miss Grace Lynch. of Brooklyn, isl
:uwnallng a few days with Mr.” and}
Mrs. John H. Coatcs. in Mchinley”
street.
Miss Marla Millspaugh. of Crockett
slrt'ct. is substituting in the Rowayton
Library. during the absence of Miss‘
Dorothy \Vclls, the librarian._
llcn \Valterhouse, popular manager;
inf the shooting gallery at Roton Point
who resides in this village, will Spend,
the winter constructing lliilard tables. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Curt Illing and daugh- i
‘t-r li:l\'(' returned to their home, in’
Nullsratuck. after a visit with Mr. and a
Mrs. Franklin Lynch. in \Vltstsilic ave-
nue. ’
l
Mrs. Rufus P. Eastman. of High-
lnnrl rlvcnlle, Mrs. \Villium Moore, of
l’Uilll strect. and Mrs. George S. Mosc— ‘
clv, wcrl‘ present at u'curd party at
llll’ ironic of Mrs.\’ictor Czrliill, of Bell
on Tuesday afternoon. All
thrcc curriod off prizlcs. Mrs. Eastman
winning fourth. Mrs. Moore, fifth and
.\lrs. Moseley. tenth.
.. -..~._.._—-
DARiENle NOROTON‘E
’l‘ralilc ()lliccr Grout cstlmaicd. that
‘on Labor Day from 1,201» to 1.500 cars
passed ihroutrh this ]Ii:iL‘(‘ every hour.
'i‘h" llzlricn A. C. will cross: bats
\vltll llH‘ crack All-Stalnl’ol‘lls on .this
Huturxizly afternoon. The game. will
ln- playful at the Carnival lot.
llarivn is listed as having one case
-of measles and three of scarlet fever
1 : ll.» lust, \vvckly morbidity report of
tin Slain llcpartmcnt of Health.
o
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Frank Annuzinto Opf’llt-ll a fruit
ml Saturday in half of Oscar
Schultz's market. Mr. Annuziato will
carry a full line of fancy fruits and
\’l',':t'l.'Ll)lt‘S. Mr. Annuziuto‘s store is
ulllliatcd with the “'nshincton \Vholc-
sale Market, of New York.
"-ll‘Y'e
I 'i‘nnmrrov: (‘\‘(‘nli‘.{‘.‘, :ll 8 o'clock, in
lilt‘ Hoyle school. llnrivn, tfil- lull'll-n
(lirl Scouts will present their play. "A
Littll- Daughter of the Revolution."
,lukl-n from Nora l‘l-rry's book, “'l‘hrcv
Little Daughters of the Revolution."
501d l‘nsilioncli dances will be givcn :ll
‘intl-rvals during [110 play. As illl- piti)’ _
is' short a dance will lw lu-ld
wards.
l A bad accident took place yesterday
vmorninl: at Brook-side avenue, on the
{Post Road, Silas ll. Sherwood. of 36-
Orchard streeet. South ”Nonvalk.
:vlmurreur for William Wright. of Bell
'lsiami. was the driver of one
whilc Homer E. Raymond was
.fdrivcr of the other car. Raymond
Twas driving the. car of his brother,
'Charlcs L. Raymond, of Ely avenue.
‘Sherwood was driving a Mercer, and
Raymond a. Ford. The two cars
comr- togcther at Brooksidc avenue.
and Raymond had three ribs broken
ifllld his face cut badly. ‘He was re-
-moved to the doctor's. His Ford was
licomplctcly demolished, while the ralli-
ator of the Mercer was broken, the
right fender was bent, and the body
of the car sprung. Traffic Officer
Grout was called to the scene. of the
accident. An investigation was held
last evening. V
the
mm. HART Is A FATHER.
Son Born to “file from “110m the
, Movie Star Is Separated.
Santa. Monica, 0111.. Sept. 7.-—VVil-
liam 5. Hart and his wife, who havn
been separated in matrimony since
last May. were united yesterday in
parenthood in the birth of a son.
who arrived shortly before noon.
According to Mrs. O. S. \Vestover,
at whose home the baby was born, the
child will be called William S. Hart Jr.
-over.oi’ the films, is doing well. Dr. J.
J. Carter, attending physician, stated.
Though a property settlement has
been arranged betweenf‘the Harts, per-
sistent rumors of a. reconciliation have
followed Hart's denial that there had
been trouble between them.
,-
BOY HAD 'IWVO BULLET \VOUNDS
XE‘V HAVEN, Sept. T.—A bullet
round in the breast and another in
he temple caused the death, early to-
day. of. William Augustine. 17, who
was found lying on Middletown ave—
nue bridge. late last night. by a
passing autoist. The police and coron-
{'i‘. after several hours' inquiry. failed
to ascertain how the lad received the
wounds. and as no weapon was found.
the theory held for a time was that
in.- lwd been held up. Members of the
family say Augustine had been in good
health. He worked in a factory near
his home as usual yesterday.
.
56TH REGTMENT MEN
TO HAVE REUNION.
Veterans of the 56th U. S. artillery
living in.F‘airfield county have been
nc-llfi-cd of the reunion of the regi—
ment which =will be held at Ocean
, Beach. Sew‘London. on Sunday, Sep-
tember 17. '
This regiment at France was com-
posed of most of the Coast Artillery
stationed'in Fail-field, count A part?
of. the regiment-was made a of ‘
mile
diary
‘ somewhere
' to son and sucked
ul‘tl-r- '
car, ‘
The mother. formerly Winifred ’West~ l
manifestation of energy appals him.~
For years he has been making rapid
progress. avoiding the reefs upon
which many of his intimates have
been wrecked.
When they sunk beneath the grow]-
ing waters he smiled complacently
and congratulated himself on his su-
perior skill.
| His craft, was seaworth . his vision
clear and his hand unerr gly sure.
But now, as the ebb froths & anger.
he realizes that his boasted clever-
ness was largely a matter of condi-
tion With which his ability had noth‘~
ing to do.
Helms fallen back so long on the
thought that he was a superman, pos-
sessed of extraordinary prowess. the
change alarms him.
The inevitable ebb fills 1115,8011]
with incxpressihle terror.
Though he shuts his mouth hard.
and says nothing to his suspecting
wife, he cannot quell the sickening
fear.
Danger lurks in the waves and in
the wind—in the very breath of idle
gossip.
The shoals are marked by fretting
foam leaping high in the air. but the
night is «lurk.
His once keen perception fails him.
And yet,‘ if he is a true man. or
a man ill the making, this is the one
time in his life when he will show
his mettle. grip the wheel with a
firmer hold, hcnd his back and reso-
lutely face the snarling gale panting
in its effort to hurl his ship upon the
rocks.
In every life there is a shipwreck
buried in the sands of
unforgnitnn yours.
It tells the tale of a day that is
done. of fond hopes. that were swept
under the waters
of the inevitable chb, from which
no nuln can always steer cicur. but.
against which every brave man will
battle until he makes port.’
(.5; by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) _
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Uncommon
Sense 5%.... m 9
I
l
accrnscv FIRST 1
lFllv‘TY yours ngo af mathematical.
mnl’vcl lilystified audiences in small
towns in the I'nlled Slates. ;
He would walk up to u blackboard l
and ask people in the house to give
him two long numbers.
Given such numbers as 3,796,402.-
89? and 72.875.295.89 he would
place one below the other, announce
that he would multiply them. and
write beneath them the answer.
No one understood how he could do '
it. The people who beheld him gasped
in amazement at his powers. And he
:went from town to town for several
wceks exciting wonder and admiration
till some skeptic in the audience took
the trouble to write down the numbers
and multiply them himself.
Then it was discovered that the
lightning calculator never made I
, multiplication at all. bfit merely wrote
an answer in the proper number of
units, which of course, was invariably
wrong.
A telegram to the next‘ town and g
, prompt action by the local authorities '
'put an end to the calculator‘s career.
It is easy to work rapidly if you do
not work accurately, but it is of little
more use than i-cre the labors of the
faker in the story.
In this world of progress men must
work both accurately and rapidly to
get ahead. but they must cultivate ac-
. curacy first.
I Millions nre lost in industry every
‘year through mistakes and careless-
ness of people who try to work faster
than they can’ with care.
In every business accuracy is thel
first consideration. When. either in 7
. figuring. or in writing. sor in any line
1 of endeavor you are sure that you can i
be accurate it is safe to cultivate‘
speed. 5
But never work so fast that you are
not sure you are getting down the
right answors to your problem. Bet-
ter creep for a while than full every
time you attempt to run. "
a :1 .
Facility Will come with practice. but ‘
facility is worse than useless if it-
means blundering. ‘
The quick men are valuable, of :
course, but they are never judged for g
their speed" alone. If their work
doesn't check up, they hold their‘posi-
tions but a little while.
(Copyright. by John Blake.)
Surnmér Suggestion.
“Aw, these summer tors are smart."
“Then why don’t you give people a '
real thrill, girl
coat." .
‘ ~—o—- i :34 5-9 45$
is! Come out in 1 far,
hasten to reach ’theAheErefi xrleum‘y1
His nerve is undone.-
~ - “ -1»ng tesérjciifsflil" show .1
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”The four young Foxes, the children
of Rodfly F0; and Mrs. Beddy,.looked
very mochauliku, but they were not
alike. On- wus We! than the
oflxon, but he never: seemed to think
he wu mute: and he never tried to
show off. 'Hil_ brother was just a
little the big-gust and he liked to bully
his brother and two winters and to
show ofl“ whensver he ‘had the chance.
" Of the two sisters one had a very
quick tsmpargwhich was forever get-
ting her into trouble, while the other
mood-nature itself.
en “Mn. Ruddy warned the
young Foxes alwu to be oiite to
u Skunk, it was little ‘ ox who ’
kind to show 08 who said, “Pooh!
Those little fellow: are not more than
in my size. I could kill one just as
'33:, His mother had promptly ex-
]: ed' about the little scent. guns
ouch member of “the Skunk family
man. Afterward when the young
Foxes were alone they talked it. all
over together.
“ t is a good thing that mother told
s\\
"Here's your chance!" she whis-
pered. “If you are not afraid .
catch him for as.”
2;," said the smartest little Fox.
ow we’ll know enough-to keep out
of the my when we meet a member
.of the Skunk family."
”I‘m not .afnid " boosted his .
brother, who liked to ~ show oii’.
“Mother was just trying to scare us.
She can‘t scare me. The teeth and
claw: of someone biuer than I are
the only thing: I'm afraid of. If ever
I meet. one of tthkunks I‘ll teach
him a. lesson he won’t forget in:
hurry. You won’t see me stepping
aside for a Skunk< ’n.”
It was the very next day that Reddy
and Mrs. Rodd left the four young
Foxes to play their home while
they wont hunting. Hardly were
they out of I t when who should
come along bu ‘Mn. Skunk and be-
hor five little Bkunks. The four
We 3m: out down at a safe dis-
huce and watched them a, and it
tobouofieodflnttoouowho
M .119 wasn’t afraid
t hack of the others.
a it and, u soon as
family ‘lnd disappeared
u‘tn can him.
did you sit down so In:
naked ouo. ‘
didn't?!“ catch on. 0! than
Skunk- ukod an other. “I‘m
"to “meals: {first
a on myself. but on ;
who ‘5' not afraid would catch
“Infihm-l' mailman:
m , m .
been hungry}
a
ll
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'wink. The next time we meet any of
them
show you that I’m not afraid.
anxioutli when the sixth and lust of
TS;
had loitered behind the other: and
now he was hurrying to catch
He didn’t pay any attention to all the
young Foxes, but shuffled 310
no such thin
entered his
down the little path as independently
as if he thought he owned the earth.
Smarty.
whispered.
catch him for us.
you are not."
that Mrs. Skunk and the other little
Skunk: were not in at ht. Then he
jumped out in the
the half-grown lltte
little Skunk was
smaller than he that any fear which
Etna Kr. Smarty may have felt: left
an.
or Mrs. Skunk were really :1 r-
out, but he didn't believe that one
little fellow n this could possibly
make trouble.
brothers and linen that. he wasn't
afraid.
I‘ll show you. Yes, :ir, 1'11
Hardly were the 'words out of his
Skunk's
fmily appeared. Ho
up.
as if
get
He came along-
as thought of
end.
One of his sisters nudged little Mt.
"Here’s your chance," she
"I! you are not afraid
We are hungry, i1
Little Mr. Smarty looked to be sure
at in front of
Skunk. That
so very much
It might be that Jimmy Skunk
a.
He would show his
(Win. an. by 'r. wrists-nu)
The next 7 : “Little ELEM
so Jam”.
'BRAZIL BEGINS CEX‘EBRATION
RIO JANEIRO. Sept. 7 (Associated?
1.Press).-—'~Brul:ll's celebration of the
‘ lullth anniversary of her iudcpcndcncc
:was inaugurated this morning at one.
:mlnulc after the stroke of 12 amid
licstivitics and booming of cannon.
S'I'UDYJNGlmfliF EUR AUSTRIA
GENEVA.~ Sept. 7 (Associated
l‘mas).—~Thc League of Nations‘ As-
:wmbly today continued'its discussion
of the report on the work of the
Council. although interest in the dc-
l‘ntc is overshadowed by the prospect '
7 . PALACE BOOTERT“
'I‘ho Avcnda “emu“,u.’ the shore that Prime Minister Lloyd George of
line boulevard and uv'ghboring streets Gem“ Britain may come here to take
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were crowded with pvoplc afoot null , part i” the proceedings.
in automobiles and the- Brazilian Na-i
tionnl anthem and other patriotic
songs were heard on all sides. The
io-T—'i‘_va: . . .S..——-,maily
i’oreilrn warships in the
formally saluted the opening
tenniul Day.
All the newspapers publish a
lengthy statement from the American
Secretary of State. Charles E. Hughes.
referring to the abiding friendship be-
tween the two countries.
déterred a number of speakers from
taking the platform. as they hesitate,
to express themselves on subjects
which may be threshcd out after his
arrival.
g The dueStion of relief for Austria.
which has absorbed attention of the
Assembly up to the present. has on-
tered the phase of practical study with
the appointment of a special com—
mittcc composed. exclusively of mem-
ihers of the interested states.
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HAVANA. Sept. 7.—The Cuban
House of Representatives has ap—
proved and sent to President Zayas a
bill which would in effect authorize
the courts to suspend virtually the en-
tire Havana. city administration.
The bill empowers the instructional;
courts to suspend any public ofiicial ‘. -
under indictment, and as Mayor Diaz ‘
de Villegas and a. large number of his
officials are under charges of misap—
prODriating- public funds, they would
be amenable to thsact.
States dollar was quoted at a discount
of one—quarter.of one cent here today.
the first time in seven years that it has
sold below par.
O. G. PALMER
' Auctioneer.»
times A. D. rum-gun
l Hardware Store. South Sui-walk
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“'ORLD‘S \VEEAT PRODUCTION
WASHINGTON. Sept. 7. --The
world’s wheat production this year
will be less than it was last. year. but
considerably greater than the ore-war
average, according to estimates made
public today by the Department.
Actual estimates and. condition re—
ports from reporting countries ‘indi;
rate a. yield this year of 3,919,626,000i
bushels. compared with the production,
last year of, 3.059.596.000 bushels. ,
Reports from all sources regarding;
Russia said crop, conditions were;
favorable. and would feed the nation
this year.
DENTIST
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