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'ItlY-
Many of the friends of bliss Maris
Caney surprised her at her home on
Merwln street. lust cven'og to cele-
hrste her birthday snnivermry. Dur-
ing the evening games and dancing
were enjoyed and n buttet luncheon
was served. Those who were present
were, the Misses Ituth Snuderspre.,
Ethel Worden. Hazel Holmes, Erma
Holly. and Ned Huntington. Harry
Davidson. David lloyt, Richard Ray-
mond. George “'vcd. Put Rooney, Ocean Grove gnd Asbury Park. New
Gearge Miles and “SHEPP°'-” Jersey.
s o s - s s s
Tony \‘onu reported to the police Edward Helfsnt of North svenuc.
that while he was making the turn Who has been hard at. work for the
under the Washington street railroad ' past few months. Up‘ ., can.”
bridge that Francis Fox of Bur-hunks.“ Birch Pond, Ridgefield. has i‘ln-
street, aged 13 years. who was riding' ally completed it and intends to spend
s bicycle ran into him. The Fox lioy much time there during the sun'tnur
was knocked to the pavement and his on fishing trips.
bicycle was run over . breaking the s
I'lfll' wheel. The lad was not. injured.
and the matter was scitl cd between
thrm.
trunk Yolk has returned
city.
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Mrs. F. M. Benedict. son. Norton
and wife. of :5 Second street. and
Mrs. Henry ‘Gciser of Greenwich.
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Alex Naggy of the 2nd district. s
sllldtnl at..\'ew York university, inns
secured a. position as junior counsel-
lor in n. bois' camp in Maine. and
will depart in a to wdays to take up
his duties there.
0 0 0
—.Have you tried the delicious Phil-
‘ s s s
During: July. Aucurt and Fepternher.‘
tho Smith Norwnlx Mlinlvinns' Lilian.-
Lot-.ll 32. “ill hold its l'l'L'llllll‘ monthly
int't'llnL's at 10 o'clock (It. s. t.), in the
morning on the firs! Sunday in ”10 adelnhh ice creuin at The llldden
month instead of in the afternoon’rs Door?
hnretofore. The regular July mectm‘: s s o
“m be 3...” lonmrrnw morning. on! Clarence Nuiiing of Putnam avo-
thv- transaction of important bnslm'sz mic, and Charles Buck of Dark-n. who
in planmrl. started that Thursday. on a hitching
tour to Main". have nrrhul safely at
ili Utisiield of that
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- (‘hlr‘knn supprr, Sllndnv night-m. at their destination
The “N,“n Door, 6'.\ \\'.ll2 $3.. 2‘0!“ state.
walk. Tel. 2801 for table. 0 s o
' ‘ ' R. \V. Lee employed at the Nash
linuillvnring Company reported to the
potlvc that someone had stolen n spot-
}:(M Monday p‘onin‘g at the home M light from his automobile while it “us
Mrs. Jump! [my and Mrs. (‘hnrlra parked at the Nash plant yesterday.
TM”. 1“. Stuart nymmn, Norwlllk, to 0 0 I
which all nwmhvrs are cordially in- The building being erected on Ely
\‘itmln. The usual business “ill lw ul‘cntlu for l. Fclnsod. to mill lY mi-
ttnnsnl‘trwl and the report of the lawn \‘zlncing toward complttion a d will
in: tinlslic din about 3 WM ks.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Tart Commander's Association will be
Party “ill be rznvl; . . . .
Milton Jm.m_ sun of Mr. and Mrs, Margaret Giorchlno of Flux Ilill
\i'llllnm Josln llfild his {lili'nftltls and road. has left for n mrls‘ culnp L.
tonsils rr-mm-ml nt thr‘ l'mtll MonM .Nnv llurnpsilirn, where she will
huspltul in qu York this truck. The spend the summer.
fipt'rnlliln \vzls pu-rformul by Dr. Louis; ' ' 0
Smirnut", A complaint was rrvoivml at police
. o s headquarters last eu‘nmz about n.
Miss Consuelo Dawson and MW lame hole in the road ncur the rail-
nprthn 5400,1014. plmUs of Miss Mil. road station at Row-nylon.
drml Alter. will dance at the ontrr- . . .
tnlnlnvllt lo he :lwn. this mvn'mz. at -Straws and Pans-us st O'Brien‘s
the llrmory. in honor of the Hull"; 0 o .
\‘rtr‘rnns or l-‘t-H-llm \VILZ'L. Mr nnd Mrs. Samuel Fischer, of
s s s .\'t w York city. are week-end \lsitors
-—-Bergstrom is framing pictures “ill: Mr. and Mru Harris l-‘ineson of
ugsin in new I 0. 0. F. building So. lllglv. rll‘C‘Ll.
Main street. e o .
o e s The. police received a. complaint
on memht‘rn of Douglas Fowlnr nhout childrl-n hrrnking limbo on the
Vii it. i“._ .\'o. 15. ulll mevt at itr-r‘. trees in the Franklin school yard last
Men's Hull, Fouth Norwnlk. ill 11:13: gutml.
p. m..l.y request. 0: Muhoy-Tarlov O 0 0
Post. “'m. Smith of Stewart avenue. bus
0 o s svrurwl a Met-nae to referee prize
Miss Emily (”lllrhestrr. who has tight bouts in the state 'of Connecti-
brmn visitln: with hrr ntlnt. Mrs. Isa-'cut.
hello Seymour, Courtlnnri place. will 0 0 0
spend th~ month of July with friends Mrs. Charles Copley and haby of
at lluyshorv-. L. l. .‘linnvapolis, are spending the sum-
o o s lllt‘l‘ with her parents. Dr .nnd Mrs.
Miss Hester llnvens. daughter of it. C. Slicrcr.
Mr. and Mrs. R. It. llavl-ns of l~2:l:<t
avenue, is spending swvernl rims at n
convention twin: held nt “'esleyan
College in .‘liddlctnwn. Conn.
C O C
—llarris & Guns. That’s le
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o‘Harrls & Guns. Thnt's All.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Readyoff of
Sound View avenue are in New York
city. with Mrs. lioadyoff‘s father. who
is seriously ill. '
The final meeting of the Board of o o .
Estimate and Taxation will be held llnrold Pennington has secured .
Monday night at the city hall. The position with The Norwalk Boot
final tax rate for 1923-192 will be Shop.
0 s 0
fixed at the morting.
- s 0 Romeo Grdnly McMahon has taken
up... Em“! F, Aircremm, pastor's. position with Ralph Leary. local
of the Norwallk (‘ongregntionnl churcmstationcr.
i": in Guiitord. Conn, today. lie will 0 ‘ 0
l‘i-anrls liauzh has taken s position
as msistvnt'to the state factory in-
«ill late at the Wedding of a former
purishioner.
s s 0 Humor in Norwalk.
Miss Hll°l Parsons of in Yost 0 0 0
s‘rm-t left this morning on a t 'o The. tmnnis courts in the rear of the
lilll 'i‘op Inn have been greatly im-
proved and Will soon
'_ s 0
—Buy your \‘ictrola at Donnelly‘r
on easy weekly payments. Store open
and Carl evenings until 8 p. in.
will lvzn.‘ ‘ ' ’ .
\Villium Henlming of North avenue.
inn. idkt'll a position with the Ameri-
can insulator CO.. in Danbury.
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\Irvrks' \m‘ntlon to he spent in Rhi. e-
'ltffk, N. Y.
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—8trsws and Panamas at O'Brien}.-
0 0 0
Master Flo-yd Angevine
“elite of NFW Rochelle
Sunday for .1 two months' \zlcatlon at
“innocent. Main“.
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Mrs. Michael Joscm has returned to
her home on l-‘lng litll Itoad. flfll r
spending several days with her douch-
ter in Brooklyn. Mrs. J. S. Sonic-1;.
O C C
Mitchell
Richard Henry of .\'orth avenue.
has n iurnv'd lro ma. twvaeeks' visit
will relatives in New Jersey. 0
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Eugene was a visitor in Morris Block has secured 1 position
New York city yestrrtlul', who re h:- in the stationery store of Harris Fine-
witncssed the Yankre-Ath'etlc hase- son on Main street. ‘
ball game st the Yankee Stadium. t O O
0 0 0 Michael Fisher of New York city.
-—Specisl on.» lunch for busintss pen- is a week-end visitor with Bernard
pie. at The Hidden Door. ,i‘incson at his home on HJgh street.
0 s t 0 O O
- - - ll. Michael Miller. of Msln‘ztreu.
llatloi Hoyt has trlkrn has taken a position with the Belig‘
with the .‘imcllvzln lint Co. son & Stobotktn Tobacco Co; '
O O O
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Howard usrtin is s ruor in New
York city for u few do)
a. position
Hyman Crern hm. returned from a
visit in Stamford.
nlvmmino'ncn ~ 2
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,mammvmondqmmu. ‘ rots
"oftoursndou'ekdftfiflporoenimsrm'wssm
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10th will draw
s
‘ South Narwalk Savings ka‘
7. mml’mzcmnwoonwmam ‘-
to his
home after s. visit in Hartford. While
in Hartford. Mr. Volk played in tilt
stelle Tavern, with Stella's orches-
trs. sn organisation popular in the:
start Saturday morning for s. trip to
be open for use. '
O
Y. when they attended assesses.
ttonotthsumomlratromiib-
‘lcy College. the electrlosl school of
Cornell Universify. . .
Xi- Ids Wood of First street. Rust
Norwulk is coloring s vocation from
bei- duths in the town. clerk’somcc.
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Mrs. unis 'nchenor of Orange. 8.
J.,.is the guest of Kr. and lies. Jobs
Keogh of Ilsrvin Bosch.
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Work was started yuterdsy on im-
proving Clark's tennis court. It will
probubty bs‘ ready by Hondsy. sud
tennis will then be played. In oddl-
tion to the court being repaired. the
grounds outside or. ‘being cleaned up
and otherwise improved.
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The nest of the Pine Point Catholic
Club will probsbly be launched this
afternoon for the season. A number
of new people will umvs this utter-
noon and tomorrow. and the program
for Water Sports Day. the Fourth of
July will probably be completed by
Monday. ‘3
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The lumber arrived for the new
float yesterday morning. The C. H.
Wells borgc left the pie!- lute Thurs—
dsy evening. and little work wus doiis
yesterday. It will be resumed today.
as it has to be, in place for the’ Fourth
of July.
Themes 11-. Brenna. s undue
priest. who was visiting bushel! on
Keyeer's lslsnd yesterday. we: token
to the New Hospitsl with s. dis-
located ankle. Hr. Brennsn turned his .
ankle while plsyipg in s game.
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The members of the choir of Grace
church were the guests last evening
of the Rev. an Mrs. Werner at their
country home. noise Fields. :0 were
present.
s s s
- Mr. and Mrs. Werner are slwm do.
lightful hosts and“ the evening wss
most enjoyable.
s o s
Dominick Russo has taken a posi-
tion with Helfunt's tiro store, on
Main street.
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Arthur Lubits of New York city. is
visiting I. Feinsod. of Ely avenue.
over the week-end
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Mrs. Abraham Miller of Msin street
is confined to her home with rheumav
tlsm.
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Charles Griffin has accepted s. posi-
tion with the Colynr Shoe Co.. on
“'nll street.
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The Misses Edith. Kathleen end
Marie Byrne of New York city, on.
visiting friends in the First distrct.
. . g 0 0
Bessie Kessler, formerly of the 2nd
district. is s vizitor with friends in
South Norwalk, today.
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—Hsrris I: om. That's on.
s s e 7 s s s
The cottage "Ramonu".in Dsrien
avenue. Pine’ Point. owned by Mrs.
Dudley E. Hoyt. is being pointed and
otherwise improved. When improve-
ments are completed. it will probsbly
be rented for the summer.
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hair. end Mrs. George Hayes and
son. Mslcolm of Westilold. N. J.. u-
rived st the Summit House. Summit
avenue. yesterday. ~ »
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The second dunes of the scores will
he held this evening in the Club
House. Toby Fitspstrick's Orchutrs.
of Bronxvillc. blow York. will furnish
the music for dancing.
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The first regular meeting of the.
your for the Bell Island Social Club
was held last evening in the club.
house. ’
Louis Levine of the Nor-walk Paper
Co.. on Waterstreet. was s business
visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
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Frances R. Dell: has taken s. posi-
lion with Golden's Clothing store on
Washington strtet.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘itewnrt of
Stamford, were visitors in Norwztk
yesterday.
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Joseph Keri of Tnllmsdge Place has
resigned his position in the Cluott d:
Peabody factory.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Josem of Lowe
street are spending several days in
New York city.
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Joseph Ross of Dying-ton piece. has
taken a position with the Young Bro:
Hat Co.
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A meeting of the Bell Island Club
company is‘schcduted for this after.
noon in the Club House. Election of
omcers will inks piece.
Rowayton' -
Morton m.o-ums
Victor I". Scull-s. Pastor.
Services as follows: Sunday public
worship with oermon by poster in the
morning. 10:10 s. In, Subject: “The
Larger Vision.” The «wing service
will be- u. unicn service with the
Methodist church. The lethodist and.
mum {M is to‘u’sits- for the
evening services during the summer
months. The first union meeting will
be next Sundsy. at 1:80 p. III. in the
Dentist church. The spesker of the
evening will be General Bums" PM
It Norwnlk. The service In to be a
patriotic service. end the people of
Roms-ton m cordial! invited to “1
tend. The prayer meeting will be held
Thursday evening. at 8 o'clock.
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J. H. Calhoun. formerly of White
Vision is now occupying his recently
completed new home in Norotcn
Manor. The lawn back of his'bouss
slopes down to the voter ot Noroton
Buy. Mr. Cslhoun has completed It
dock sud swimming platform. sad the
swimming sud bosting4irsct from.the
property is on sgrceeble change after
residing h an inhnd city. '
. O O 0
Union patriotic service under nup-
plces of the Methodist Ind Bum
church tomorrow. Sunday evening at:
7:30 (d. s. t.)- General RM
will deliver the sddress cf the .ocos-
sion sud musical and other numbers
will complete an attractive progrsm.
Everyone welcome-
~ 0 s s .
L. M. Symmes. vico~presldent oft}.
W. Brooks & Co.. bonkers. of 113
Broadway. New York. bu purchased s
home in Noroton Honor and is enlarg-
ing the house. adding sleeping porches
:11? additional accommodation for
e p.
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Christopher Cannon
position at tho sods.
Glenrlt-nning's llrug store.
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—Doll Dresses for me each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1'
3. R. Ave. Phone 390.
O
has taken s.
fountain in
Marc Donahue of li'airtleld avenue.
has taken 3 position,wt:h the Young
Brothers‘ Hat. Co.
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Mrs. Joseph Mellits and son. Jack.
of But-view avenue. are visiting her
parents in New Haven.
O I O
Routine business was truhsucted at
a meeting of Cockenoe Tribe. hlotxl.
l. 0. R. )i.. hold um night.
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Miss Josephine Oldfield of Donnel-
ly's store, is enjoying n two woeks’
vacation.
.l-‘redcrick Hamilton and family of
Rnyview avenue will leuvcmext week
for :1 vacation trip lo 8!. ohm. Csnnds.
O O 0
Stanley Guiles of the let district.
has purchased a new sedan.
O O O
\‘i'm. Ryan has taken u position
with the Crofut & Knapp Hat factory.
O O 0
Joseph Tracey of :74 Main street.
has purchased a new sedan.
O O 0
“'m. Miller. “'ashington street gro-
cer. has purchased u new touring our.
0 0 O
“'m. llanlon has secured 1 position
in tho Norwulk 7i". 6: Rubber mill.
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East Norwalk
The gas main which will furnish the
residents of Marvin Beach with gun.
when completed has been extended as
far as W’sllsco avenue. nqucnces
along the line are being connected up
as fast on possible.
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.Mr. and Mrs. Orls Wood of Isl-fin
Beach hove returned from Ithaca. N.
O O O '
The newest: Sunday-school held
their ennui picnic at Roton Point
yesterday. Russian]! and other sports
wot-s tbomuin uctivitics of the dky.
The sway-school left. for tbs-point
st 10 lock. Thstripwssmndoby
boat.
9 s s
Genet“ milieu rm will cum:
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COIMJndthe
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announcement .
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_WILL.VBE'PAID 'ON
, "suing
Other isoton- will 39’“:
progress.
elation will have s picnic supper
«them
Roton Point
of the day was Pork Lodge. No. I16.
ford.
doy-soboolrnsdc the trip in buses.
O 0 C
One of the best displsys of are.
works of the present
shown last evening at the Point. The
large crowd present rivullod any so
the line set pieces and land works.
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The biggest Chinese excursion of the
you is booked for the pork on lion-
dsy. July uh. At this time. 1,800
members of the Chinese Free Msson's
A-ocistion will strive on the stunner
"Grand Republic."
0 ,. C
There are no excursions booked
for Tucsduy. Thursday or Friday of
next week. and the various concession-
srs will be given 1 much needed dsy
of rest. after one of the busiest
weeks in the history of the park. , '
U 0 I
It was announced yesterday by the
pork management that fireworks will
be held twice next week. the biggest
displny of the present season on Wed-
nesday. 4th 0! July night. and the
weekly display on Thursdsy evening.
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The Perfect Crsftsmcn's Quarry
held their annual dunes at the park
lust. evening with a large crowd in at-
tendonce. Michael Dit’it s orche‘ru
turnkhcd excellent music or dancing.
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Darien
I q——
Xennstb Csntretl has moved from
Mn. Kane‘s house on Leroy venue. to
the Post Rosa.
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m Libby of We» Side avenue is
visiting. friends in Washington.
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Hrs. Edns F. Tompkins of the Post.
Road. was a. visitor in Norwalk. yes-
terday. *
0
Carl Broggy .of.)dsusfleld .svsque.
left last night for s trip to his fruit
grove in Southern California.
0 O O
A house is being constructed on
Sycamore Heights. which is owned by
Roy C. Lester. Robert Seymour is do-
ing the work.
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Mrs. mswd'noylo of wm avenue
has purchased s new Maxwell Sport
Xodcl. ‘
“I. end er.‘ Flank Ives. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Tompkins und daughter Lulu.
will leave tomorrow for s. few duys'
flip to Houutonlc. Mass.
0 O 0
H. B. Cooks at Prospect svgnue has
had his Buick automobile painted by
Frank Ives.
O O 0
Norm Roberts of New Canaan
tfimcrly of Burton. was granted s di-
vdrcs on Tuesdsy in the Supreme
Court in Bridgeport from Miss nu
Oildorsleevo, on the clam of deser-
tlon. . Beveled people from Duties:
mlcnlied u witnesses. among them
bhg Postmaster Frederick H. Smith
. . 's Island and Mrs. Tompkins
w gm... .....
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Girl ”his of Durien are ex-
to leave today for their camp-
‘ O O O
'A dinner was given on Thursday
mention byrtns girll in the Home
Bonk and Trust Company. to the em-
plateau of the Bank. The "spread”
was to hsve taken place st Comps
Beech. but owing to the i uelcmcnt
weather. it wss held in the Bunk.
match!”
mop
_asnrsa
Who-toss:
m
“MHAWM
FOR THE SIX .Momusemmc
sou'ra sonwnx. mun.
Row. 1
rests
s
The Young untried People's Ano-
this evening pt quumbus Grove. This
will be the regular monthly gsthu'ing
Testscdpy was not such u busy day
as other of this week. although thus-.4
were seversl picnics and one mur—
m st the park. The big excursion
F. t A. It. which arrived at 1:18 on
the lax-tun. 0,000 members bnved tbs
inclement weather and mute the trip.
The lethodist Bundsy~schoois of Nor-
wslk. come by specie! trolley. as did
the Baptist Sunday-school of sum.
The Greenvillo Reformed Sun-
season was
for this season. and words of pulse
were heard on til sides. concerning
Mdele Cook. s. tucber in the “'estport
at W’orcester. um-
Wednesdsy evening.
semblsgc vitae-ed blsrshall Xellsn's
photoplu “Skin Deep."
M “2
. “i
m, :I/
cohoisted 0f
Who wef. ‘ uh ‘ '
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summit, JUNE
Joseph Dévitt of Brutus. svenue. season w
Open: “My m friend. in flun- ing men-lac;
ford. they were announced.
Steurer, Jr» chairing-r-
Plstt and George “gm“?-
er. All the money obmnon' ‘
various fu actions that watt“
. . . ‘t- c
Stanley Philcox of the Post Rosa.
hurceignedhispositloninthcA.‘
1’. Store in Rsilrosd avenue.
0 o 0 during the ”mu _
. Miss Mary Williams of in. pm the Bridge, Fund, m‘lll be any“
Rood. is able to be shout lguln after Cluded- Henry
13* recent long illness.
0 0 0
Mr. and )(rs. Leon Rockwell. left
town yesterday for Shamskin. Penn.
sylvunis. It is not known whether
Kr. Rockwell hos sccepted s position
there as superintendent of schools or
not.
. mto
nit.on of t: e 1 . "Ibis ..
hing. ‘ c ub on “ 94am“
0 O O
B. 8. Raymond of Xsnsilcld avenue,
president of the Rural Lem Carrier's
Associsuons, will attend s. convention
in Hartford. this evening. ’
O O O
A
has teen luOmised and u is .
all the children n: , 1
tlcipatc in The (”we 1““ “m
The Dorian A. C. Baseball Team. 0 o s
will endesvor to win their third A fronturter rout is be.
straight gums this afternoon when by Mrs. Olive Hald. chairn
they clash with the Yule and Towns mounds cbmmtuee u in“ °‘
Apprentice Turn of stnmofi'd. “‘81"? money for the pin-ch...
o s o plants and shrubs for the be; .
Miss Nsry Kane. of Leroy avenue. °t the ““5! 5’0““‘35- M
left yesterdsy for Hartford, where the . ' '
will spend the summer. The "mbuncemem “m . .,
Baxter gave a. check for $100 to
defray the? ice cream ex e 7
club. was hvarmly ”plaids: 0t ‘
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At the Thursday afternoon meeting
of the Little “others' league. which
was held in Ssugstuck hall. Miss
Routing. the school nurse, was made
honorary president; Antoinette Gil-
berti. president; Jennie I-‘rstino. vice-
president; Minnie Rietano, secretary.
There are :7 girls in the class. A
short talk was given by Mia Resting
before adjournment. The next mect~
ing will be held on Thursday after- thc swim irom Hell on. to c
noon at llvo o'clock. Island this summer.
0 O O O O .
Mme. Alma Gluck. the famous opera MP- Chsnles 13039:: has added
star. and Epriom Zimbslist. one of OH!“ room; to his cottage.
the lending violinists of Amer-ten. were ’ ‘ '
guests on Friday at. the Manor house.
Mme. Gluek and Mr. Zimbslist were
on their way to Mme. Gluck‘s sum-
mer home near New London.
_ Mr. lisrzty Stevens has been
mg the cutsgratulations of the
ers on the clever manner in u- ' '
has beauticed his cottage. The.“
cclorlng of‘ his house bi glu-
. C 0 d! '
Miss Shizrley Johnston has
from a. shun stay in the mo“.
Shirley has made quite a repuuu.‘
a strong swimmer at the “"0.
Swimming club of which she g ’
member. She will be an cairn;
Mr. Geonge Meeker has
dons '
set of sc ry to the club. “I
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The Acquaintance dance this
ning will line well patronized from
indications. Mr. Horace Plat:
put the demcers through some .
talning prances. ‘l‘izli Welznik
his syncopators mil tornieh the
sic.
VACAT10N
NEEDS
LINEN KNICKIRS
$5.00 ‘° $7.50
WHITE DUCK menu
$4.00
WHITE DUCK T3003!“
$3.00
WHITE mum
TROUSERS
$7.50,. $10.00
WHITE OXFORD m
SOESETTE SEEN
$2. $2.50. $3
TRAVELER G BAGS
$5.00 ‘° $20.00
$1.50 “ $15.00
$10.00w04000
Rogers 6: Stevens
NORWAILK SO. NOBWAI‘
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Mrs, Ralph \V. Bray of ‘Non-rslk
entttnlned 60 guests at luncheon at
the Honor house on Thursday after-
noon.
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Weddings to take place in July are
In Forge:- and Miss Elsie Durkin
oz bury. who will be married
July 2nd. Patrick Driscoil and Miss
schools. will be married July 9th.
Perry Beers snd Miss Clarissa. Taylor
nrc to be united July 14th. William
Quinn and Miss Mary Belling have
umnged a date early in the month
for their wedding. .
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Kiss Houls. Mi- Stons and tiles
Psulmsnn. teachers st Staples High
school. who have lived together dur-
ing the school year in nu apartment
on Imperial avenue. are separating to-
dsy. each to spend s. short vacation:
vrith her own people. Xi. Stone will
visit'her home in Maine. Miss Houle
in New Hampshire and Miss Paulmnn
in North Haven. After s. short vacnv
tion Mia Houlc snd Mi- Stone will
attend the tenchers’ college at Colum-
bin. and will return to “'ectport in the
full to resume teaching in the High
Ichool. flies Houle will return to
“’estport in August as tho bride of
Henry 0. Beers.
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Hrs. Francis Day finished her week
as manager or the booth s.t the beach
pavilion yesterday. Mrs. Day was
most successful with her food sales
and disposed of numerous articles of
needlework. Hrs. \Vilisrd S. Adams
will have charge of the booth this
week.
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Joseph Carlton Adams. a son of
Joseph Adonis of Greens Farms. has
gone to Cincinnati where he is to be
employed in the engineering depurt~
ment of the Pennsylvania rsllrosdu
Mr. Aduns recently graduated from
the “'orcester Polytechnic Institute
r Harbor View
The club house opened its doors
The large as.
Mr. Theo-
doro Henry. president of the Harbor
View Company. welcomed the guests
and reviewed the improvements that
the Board of Directors had anticipat-
ed. Ho wished all u very pleasant
season. Mr. Henry then introduced
the entertainment committee for th:
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