Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 19, 1923 · page 4

 

 

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The IAdies' Aid

hold a. radio social.

be held in the houte.

Vitcd. A fine program
and X‘Lfl‘CSthnll will be served.
u U I

A phone call was received st police
exerting from the
that a. po-
Motorcycle
Policeman Thorpe found that. u col-
mnd mnn by tho name of Thompson
had been in a. tight in Norwalk..and
had been brought. there by friends to

headquarters last.
Norwalk hospital asking
liremnn be sent there.

have his injuries attended to.
I O 0

Th:- rrgulnr mcclmg of the Frank
P. (jmlltsv I‘osl, No. 12. American
Luginll. “'1” he held this evening at
thr- post's “11.11” W in Odd Fellow‘s
hull, Sout‘l Nm‘wuln‘. Several impel.-
tnnt, matters will come before the
mmting. A Cass c.’ candidates will
be nhligntml. l": llowing the meeting
rr.’rui=zrcnis “ill he airvcd.

s o o

-—'l‘o have that parlor mill:

0. 0. F. lvlllg.
0 O O
'l‘n i‘mnklln flt'ili)lli is holding its
inhr-“nqa iiclr‘l vlu)‘ at lloton Point
tr 11.. l'rms “iii no uwnrdei to the
“hill! 1'5 «22' the \nrious (tents and a
l'irgx tn-i-hl‘ “ill 1": :i\\iird€d to tho
rzms hung tho Idling; number of
{(-lris in Its :ruilt. ”‘hr students left
Sn'lth \oru'nlk at nine o'clock this
morning.
. O I
ll-mly \Vllkvns of North Main
s'rert. rrported to the police that
1\ hi}: drums: his (or down Van Zandt
s'rl-rt \osto-rdar, .1 man on a. hicycle
trim] to pass iwtweon his car and the
dirt» in front of the Mayflower Fire
hour-'0. an»! >lrllt, it his automobile. The

nun “as knocks-d tr. the. pavement.

Hr rr‘usv'l to run his name.
C C O
The :J‘txln; rommittee of tho
vii-man": Association of the South

§'r~'t\.lik l-‘1rxtist rhtirv‘h will meet Ill
1" n'r'nrk tomorrow morning at the
Tome of Mrs. \Villinm Moran. 192
South Main street. for an all day sew-
inr; session. A.” members are re-
oursfrd to be present.

0 0 O

-—Harrls 8.: Guns. That's All.
0 O O
The police recein‘d a. report from
It'Sliifan of Chestnut. street regarding
basrbnll playing in front of the LeRoy
Shirt factory. Motorcycle Policeman
Foriiisrh inxrstigntv-d the matter.
0 O C
A meeting of the Mulvoy-anlov
Post. \‘r‘ternns of l-‘oreign \Vars. was
‘hi‘iti inst t‘x'vninz at. the quarters of
the poet in lied Mons hall. South Nor-
vlnllx'. h'vvvral important matters
were tnkt-n up at this meeting.
0 C I

The blizpah Circle of King‘s Daugh-

ters “ill meet. this owning at the
South. Noru'nlk ilnptht (rhurCh. ut
eight. (l'LiOt‘k. This will be the last
mos-tint: oi tim organization during

thrl summer months.

A telephone (”all was received from
a rrsidens of Marvin twach last. eve.-
‘n‘lnc. saying th‘lt the gas main wss
‘lrtiking. The Connecticut. Light and
Power company shut off the gas.
0 O 0
—Buy your Victrola. st Donnelly's
On easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. m.
0 0

The women of Moose Heart Legion

“1H hold th-‘lr mretlng tonight in'
Moose hull. .\Il members are expert-
ed to be present. Refreshments will
be served.

O O 0
Hannah Keelt‘r of Thomas avenue is
confined to hrr home with diphtheria.
fnccording to .1 report made to De.

Robert E. Perdue. health omcer. this '

morning.
0 O O
The annual meeting of the Norwslk
Building, Loan and Investment Asso-
ciation will he held this evening st 3
O'clock in the other»: of Taylor &
Golden.
. . ._. 1' o c e
The defendant has filed on uppeel
with the Supreme Court of Errors in
the case of \Villlam A. Philips vs. Al-
bert E. \Vlnchnster.
I O 0
Pottery C held its weekly drill last
night at the Norm—elk armory.
Frank Aiken of Sliver-mine spent
yesterday in New York city.
0 O 0
A complaint was received st police
headquarters from residents of Dsy
street, regarding boys bothering a. wo-
man.
0 0 0

Miss Elizabeth stkhurst has re-

uphoh
atrred. call up Bergstrom Shop, new I.

society or the
South Norwalk Methodist church will
on the luvn of
Mrs. George McKibbon. 47 Elmwood
avenue. Friday afternoon st 3 o clock.
It the day be stormy the socisi will
.The women of
ti e. church and their friends or. in-
} is promised

ment wu recently announced.

her mocistc teachers.
a 0 0

hi me i Attlcboro. M
at I no ~n. . . use.
The Norwulk Chapter or the D] A.
R. will hold I. specisl meeting in the
town house. "Mill Hill." Thursday at-
ternoon. June 21. st 1 o'clock.
O O O
The regulsr metlng of the Uncu
Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. will be held this
evening at Red Men's bull. Walling-
ton street.
0 O O

-—Hnrrls 0. Guns. That's oil.
0 O 0

Edward McMahon. who wss grodu-
nted from Fordhsm university. r0-
oently. has accepted 1 position for the
summer with Conneslly & Brucken.
O O 0

Members of the Psychology club of
Bridgeport were addressed last night
by Rev. Dertt T. Van Doren of East
avenue.

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I

O O

Raynor \Verme has started work
on tho (onstmction of his new hom-
on the l‘lsnbury rosd.

O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Magnet and Mr.
and Mrs. John Johnson have returned
home from s motor trip through the
Xew England stutes.

O O
The teachers of Knudsen school
held a beach party this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Fey. kindergarten
teacher. at Marvin beach.

0 O O
——l-‘actor,v demonstration—-
Perfection Oil cook stoves.
Puritan Oil Cook stoves.
Superfcx Oil Cook stoves.
Monda’y. Tuesday. Wednesday st
Angevine's.

A complaint was received by the lo-
.sl police last evening regarding boy:
shooting of! fireworks in East Nor-
walk.

0 0 0
Kenneth Msssey of Bsyview avenue
spent t week-end on n ilshing trip
at Ford kc. N. Y.. where he cuught
a. three-pound buss.

Mrs. Harry Oberlsnder hes resumed
her duties st. the Knudsen school sf-
ter an absence of three months be-
cause of illness. .
o e 0

Mrs. Samuel Velsor of Quinmd
svenue left yesterdsy on on extensive
motor trip.

0 o 0
Miss Cstherinc. bones of Elm
street. 3nd s party of friends. motor-
ed to Bridgeport. Sunday.

0 O O

—Hurris I: Guns. Thst's ell.

O O 0
Miss Mary Comsrotq of New Huv on.
formerly of Norwulk. is in the city for
the High school fertvitles.

O 0
Miss Marjorie Hunt of Tlndell Ive-
nuc spent the week-end in New Hs~
ven.
- e o_
Mrs. Philip T. Cuneo of \‘i'uhing-
ton street is spending a few days in
New York city.
0

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Casey. Taylor
avenue. motored Sundsy to Strsti'leld
where they spent the day.

0 0 0

Mrs. Lester Hyatt of Arch street is
leaving on an automobile trip to
Lake Piccid next Tuesday.

0 O O

—-Doll Dresses for Ice cub. else ell
kinds of doll repoiring. Doll Shop. .7
8. 8. Ave. Phone 890.

O 0 0
IV. J. Brown of the Norm": Hour
was a visitor in New York city over
the week-end.

O 0 0
Miss Msry Crell snd Miss Hsscl
Shriver spent the week-end with
friends in Brooklyn.

0 O 0
Miss Velma. Beers of Donnelly's
store is enjoying u two weeks' yucc-
tion.

0 ~ 0' 0
Miss Alice Crotty of_ Stevens street
spent the week-end in Bridgeport.

O O O ‘
Miss Elennor Grimn of Bend street
spent the weekend st Bell Islsnd.
O O O '

Miss Eerie Zeb spent: the week-end
at her home in Bayonne. N. J

O O 0
Mr. and Mn. mnk Gm bcvc rc-i
turned from Wuhtngton.‘

lousy loosed

 

turned to her home. 25 West Main
street. from Syracuse university.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

BUILDING BY PLAN

buyousvcrwsicbcdworhuoncrsctiugsbuildisgt
luhhuhisownjob,ystcnworkbysdsfiuium_
Ymdonmmworhusurccdytcobeyyourcrdsrs.
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w- and m“... c ”panama”
ct the Putnsm school. whose .sng'sgo-
was
quest of honor st. s. luncheon given
yesterduy noon ut the masckcmo by

East Norwalk

rectum-st

A. H. Boyer. msnsger of the F. W. divflfi~ .119 “10> . Q31
Woolworth store. has res .d m- du- which will.“ sold st utilize Mus
ties utters two week: vss stion spent ”3‘03"“ .. ~. d <

’

.Tlielur
Sq W

the Third district lighting plant“
" ~"“‘ .2. o

nelsdve's of John 3.‘Pcnncll who
recently ‘visited him st Middleton.
whercbcmns been confined with: s.
broken hip. report thut he is getting
slang. nicely. . g
_ s ’o
ngllium Beers who has worked at
the Dorian House for s number or
yours token s permsncut position
with B nay Celtb in his lunch room.
' O O O
Mr. and Mrs. HLEpstein. formerly
or South Aorwslk. stended the class
day exclusts at Yule college yester-
day.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fyo und
family. in d Mr. und‘Mrs. Bradley of
strawberry Hill avenue. enioyod 1

motor trip to Bantam lsko. yesterday.
0 O O

nue is visiting relutives in New Hu-
ven where he wil witness the Isle-
}!crvsrd game today.

0 O O
A band of gypsies. travelling in su-
tomnblies. passed through Bust Nor-
wnlk last evening.

0 O 0

There. will be c. meeting of the boys
of Christ church it 7:00 o'clock this
evening.

0 0
Mrs. Spsrtsn St. John of Senvicw
svenuc has returned from I. visit ct
Storr's college.

Dr. Bennett of Sesview uvenuc won
a. visitor in New York City yesterdsy.

Darien
A Ford touring car. owned by no...
srd Holly. of Rsilrosd uvcnue. sud
driven b John Adslns. of Chestnut
street. oroton Heights. we.- bit by‘ u
truck owned by the Binombbon Ex-
press compsny of Stamford. in Stum-
ford yesterday morning; The redia-
tor of the Ford was crunched budly.
The driver of the truck agreed. to
settle for the dun-go dono.
C O
A dclegution from the Burton Fire
depcruncnt motored to Spriugdnio oni
Thursday evening in the Luz-robes
truck. and attended the curnivul given
by tho Springdulc Firs company.
0 0

 

 

Mr. end Mrs. Willlsm Brenchcr
have returned from their honeymoon
st. Monticello. New York. tothcir
house ou.t.ho Post rosd.

0 O O
Juries Little has returned to his
home in Noroton Heights sfter the
completion of his studies It u mili-
tary scudemy.

. O 0
Arthur Megan: of the Post rosd.
is enjoying u two weeks‘ vscution
from his duties as mmger of the

A. d: P. store.

O O C

John Adonis of Chestnut street sud
Albert Young of the Post round. Ino-
tored to Rye beach on Sundsy eve-
ning.

O 0 0.
Eugene Mimott of Reilmd sve-
nue. entertained friends ut his home
yesterdsy.

o c 0
Mr. sud Mrs. Frederick Hermon
will oecupy the rooms over the Der-
ien post cities.

0 I 0
Mrs. C. 1'3. 11an of Leroy cvs-
uue sud daughter were visitors in

Sanford yesterday.

Louis Simon of Leroy svenue. is
able to be' out min utter nu mm-
of o few duys.

Terry umber-t. of Leroy venue.
bu token s position ss cbsulcur st
Bell island.

0 O O
stocky Philco: o! the Post reed.
b'ss scccptsd s position in the L a 1’.
store.

 

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Look the World
Square in the
Eye. 2

onrk-ussn on busy.- hung one the
M33“. 9' trust or
lend “on flower stustnvhlcb he's been

street light in Liberty
pure; bu born out of order
for the put fs'w' d’eys. wss reputed
yesterday mean by workmen from

-. Stanley Joselovsky of Sesvicw bye-4

 

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.Rowayton

Important Meeting of Civic
Assoclstlon; Tax Commis-

 

 

 

WESTPORT

I i .sioner Bulcolm Speaks.

The monthly meeting of the Ro—

 

 

wyton Civic suoclution m held lust

 

afternoon. A larger percentngs‘ of
membership then mull uttendod the
meeting. Prior to the meeting there
was sAbecisl luncheon served. to the
members by the Pavilion mango.
meut. The mum: bed as s guest
Miss Plumley. first: vice-president. of
the Btu. Fedcrstlon of Women's
Clubs. The meeting we: culled to
order st. 8 p. in... by the president.
Mrs. John Cruvvfotrd‘. Minutes of the
lust meeting were read by the secre-
tory. The tressurer' I report no road.
proving the nuances oil the Associ-
ctlon to'be inn good condition.

Miss Plumley was then introduced;
She spoke on the benefits derived by
oil clubs by becoming members of the;
Federation. end of the legislative so.
tivitlcs regsrding the child labor ques-
tion. and commended the work ac-
complished. by the Westport Woman's
Town Improvement Association.

Mrs.lArnold Scbslct reported for
the Sidswslkund Street Siganommit-
tee. Mrs. Childr. of Greens Farms. re-
ported for the Greens
movement Committee. thut dun-go
had been done to the table plsced in
the shelter built st the Greens Forms
Beach sud benches had been carried
away.
Mrs. John Moore reported on the
gsrbugo collection. There will be
but one more report on this so the As-
socistion will not carry on the work

on the Triangle Committee. Mrs. Hu-
rison Steeves gave s very interesting
report for the Program Committee.
Mrs. Rollin G. Sherwood made the
Art. Cemmittee report. outing thut.
Mrs. Cardin “user. on Artist of notes
hsd volunteered to give her services
to the Clay Modeling class without
my. the clue lo to be limited. to 1:
members. Mrs. Fraser will meet
the clues etch Tucsdsy morning and
criticise the Work. The W. 1‘. .l. A. is
to provide clay casts. etc.. nu appro-
priation of 3100 being asked to cast
this work. The members voted the
amount. The Committee also reported
tbut there would be consumer close in
bssketry at the beach pavilion. under
the direction of Mrs. Taft. seven spo-
plicttions has. already been recieved
for membership. The. membership
in this clmis unlimited. A nature
study clus. for children is to be or-
ganised. The Bridge Street brunch
librury is to be cloned during the
summer.

Mrs. Arnoldzgtvo.t report: on the
Y. M. C. A. building; The time for;
the grunt! opening hes not. beén dc-
cided. No meetings ore to be held
in the building until after the public
ceremonies. Mrs. Cutler reminded. the
members tho: the responsibfllties for
new membership does not rest entire-
ly with-the committee. She was able
to report-overs) new members.

Mr. Run. superintendent of West-.
port public Ichools reported progressi
of the Dentol Clinic und suggested
the-t the W. T. I. A. conduct the hot
lunch proposition ut the stuples High
school next winter. A committee will
be appointed to look Into the mutter
and report at the .next meeting. A
new prom committee Sn- elected
for the coming ”It. tho "tiring corn-
mitteo each declined timelectiou.
Those nomiustcd and elected , were
Miss mtherino Grouf. N11. W. W.
Mussels. Mrs. C. Hun-is. Mrs. F.

The Women's Town Improvement
Association held its resulsr meeting in
the Coupe Beech Psvillon yc'nerduy

Farms 1113- 3'

 

i _

escb wens-ing

and London.

hove rented

her dsugbter.

Mrs. Gruco

Christ: were
Yesterdsy.,

Mrs. George

were guests of

lTornpeon.’ It the celeh‘utiou of their
wedding unnivemry. sunduy.

W.

suto s dent

Bridge. Mr.
svoid u truck.

mobile.
Inotormsn

Psu Tomsscs.
Jock Chose.

truck st Nun's

red roses end the girls. white roses.

0 O O
Willinm Whitney Mason is sull-
ing toduy on the Munretonis for Pod-is

min in Eltope about. six weeks.
Mr. sud Mrs. Willism boeb who

Wright street. urrlved in Weapon-t
yesterday for the summer.
0 O U

Thoma Jefferson O'Rourke who is
to occupy Hurry Plutt's house has
token possession sud is s. welcome
“m. July let. There was no “ponlsdditon to the summer colony.

Kstheriue Burr is entertuiuing out
Of CO“ compony.

Mrs. Charles Buck is entertaining

given s new coat of point.

Mrs. Willluu lelor sud daughter

Mrs. Fred Dun-ow. Mia Ruth Duh-ow.
Mrs. Alberto. Jennings sud sonvAi-thur

Wilson of Romyton. had tn

Bette street on-

nsnr the trolley truck. A car wss com-
ing from Norwslk sad the rots of
speed it. which they .wero going woo:
too swift to ullow the
time to ovoid hitting the Wilson auto-
The uuto hid the bend light
smubcd und the mud guard broken.

mud- gudrds cud ruining s. boss drum
end a. saxophone.

Oompo Bench sctlvities include 0.
Life Gusrd deuce Friday night cm! s.
dune. muddy night.
crnoou there will be u picnic of the
Mn Congrcgwonul Church.

Womsn’ “11:32:“th Agodsticn Hold; Meeting
08 P duct! Woe
Wes wort-4min Plululey Speaks.

Bolpb r‘rscc sud his pupil. Mr. Bull
‘of Dori-s Hills. spent on hour Sunday
stteru‘oon flying over the town of
Westport suit over Compo Bosch. 01:
returhing they ntteniptod s. landing at
the other side of the field from the
accustomed landing place; the
was running rstbor fest. and m
swervedrtbo machine to svold contact
with the fence, the wheel striking s.
bummock in the bold sud bursting’ a.
tire. The result was the some so it
would be if one ruptured u tire while
driving feat in an Automobile. The
wheel__. wso broken sad the under
frslne' budlytbent.‘ The (Innings done
out be repurcd'. There we. no injury
to the Mars except. a. bed shaking up.

coo.

Tudor Ross. m was observed by
the rodeo Plsyers of Greene Forms.
Sunny. Tho.members_ of the
Plsyers‘sttcuded the Greens Forms
Congregutlonul Chm in 3 body.

a. rose. The men were

Mr. Rssrnusun will re-

Mrs. Cube‘s piece on

0 O O

Mrs. Kingsley“
O 0 0

Alger 11»de her cur.
O

visitdrs iu New York

A. Darrow. Mr. snd

Hr. sud Mrs. Theodore

yesterduy morning on

his cu- swinging too
our to stop in

of the trolley car was
snd the conductor was
O

The suto’mobilc csrrying Devito's . _
Orchestral while .on the my to the.
city of Bridgeport was struck by u

corner. smashing the

Sctundey utt-

Plano

Tudor

the West. side of the.
Wilson turned out to

evening in the Bomyton Hose house.
The mutter of s sixth tuxint district
was left in the hands of the local city
cummlttce to arrange for the primary
election of three commissioners next
Mondsy ntternoon and evening st the
Hose house. '

An nnswcr was received from the
Postmaster Genersl on the matter of
discontinuing the 6: so u. m. mull. be-
chum the appropriation for the car.
tom's:i of malls had been cut down.
The’Webt thnt the Civic association
my wu- tbst some other mull
should be omitted rather than this.
share commuters depend ouait for
their mail before they go to New
York. The curly morning mull {ruin
williboput back on Jul?- 1st, we. the
reply; iron: the protest sent to the
Founder General.

The Public Dock committee of the
Civic unociutiou sud the Council
committee will hold 1' meeting some
time this week in regard to the
Itsrting of work on the new 8500
dock. . . . . . . . .

The resignation of Eugene Cush-
'xnsn ss treasurer of the mociation
was accepted. Mr. Cushman re-
signed because he is moving to Eat
Nor-walk.

Tax Commissioner Thoma C. Bel-
colm wus the speaker of the evening.
His topic was "Assesstnents." A syn-
opsis of his address follows:

“I'pon taking office on the 25th~day
of October. 1921. I did not have any

i

to do in. lists were ulresdy being taken
in and I wss busy at that and for the
next four months upon the regular
routine work required of the sues-
sors. such as writing up the—lists.
which dre about. 7.500 sdding the
amounts in the different districts and
making out the three reports. that
are necessary to be filed with the
City ’Clerk and State fixing Coni-
missionen By the middle of April.
1922. I commenced to "look ground"
to see whet I bud in the wuy of rec-
ords in the assessors‘ ofllce and found
that the only records the assessors
ever had were the previous year's
books. ' ' _
"I bud been in touch with rich. who
hold a. similar position_ in our sur-
rounding towns and their advice to
me was to make out n. stmt index of
all the property on the books and
.when completed to use that for check-
ing up on the streets. filed according
to street end check up with the build-
ing inspector every now and then so
u to keep it. up to date. vThe street
index bu been shoot 75 per cent.
completed. This involved ubout the
whole summer of 19:: grid in. Sep-

 

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~ CHIROPRACTQR

46 South Main Street
South Nos-um. Conn.

 

uosnsr. WEDNESDAY.
‘ 'FRIDAY
ItoIZundl:30tos:ao
MONDAY AND FRIDAY
5 to I P. M.
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Robertson cad Mrs. De Forect: Keyco.
It wus voted tbst. the secretory send s
letter totbq relectrnun asking tbut u
wont: be employed to take cbsrge of
the women's room in the bench po-
vilion. 8200 was uppropriuted for
the cure of the Buttonigrounds and
825 II to be given for the Girl Scouts.
The announcement by the W. 1‘. LA.

pcvlllos moment that than will
be u. specinl luncheonjorved one):
third Mondsy to the members or the
organiution ranking recon-Lua- in

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shout d: (8.

Anrgonudwwa
Wilma!

ln-ull the m moved-nu colou‘
also uses. West and chlldm's‘un-

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TUESDAY, JUNE 19,

time to do any of the work I wanted '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

tember it Van
for the 1923 list
work on the stre
spring. at In“:
"My work is to mg.
menus sud tint is s I:
and will be done when
are us they should be
can be unlve
be in n short
a. doubt thstc
done this summ
"Several methods
entiflcnlly are bein at
most. fitting to Vorwal
k
by no end I feel confident1 ll
the property owners know H
assessed by the u
universal dissatisfaction
Iuessment not only her.
where. will disappear."
U C
The Ever Rea
:01- rehesrssl to
o'clock at the home
of
Ambler. The chorus bu)!“
ed to sing st the Rowdy-t2.
church and it is to prem I
thut the rehearsal has been

Mceths‘ry u i “

lithe

"i
Rally (5039‘ 1;

time “d I ’0“
considerable of it

)

8 used “id'

dl' Chorus
mOH‘OW g 4

Mr. sud Mrs. William Dc
mer residents of Howey-in. .
have been residing in will“.

1y .urc buildin g b
View. 8 ““1"" -

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Mrs. W. .Jurev of R.
.glnls. is spending sacral not.

her grandson W M
mond street Incl”. 1'
.

Mrs Oliver Clark an
noyer street, are
with friends in Ln

d son of
spdel’lg .
118 Island

The tire truck will

be ‘ ,
or trial this g1...

evening at 7 o'cl..

Two-Piece A114 Wool
Bathing S ui t s- f
Men and Boys;

MEN’S '

.'$4.00 “ $7.50

BOY’S

$1.50to $4.09
Rogers 6: Stev‘

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