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At a meeting of the Carnival com-
mittee of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles held last night, arrangements
to hold the carnival on the grounds of
the Esgles' home from August 18 to
27 were made. The committee of ar-
rsngernents follow: Virilliam J. Powell.
chairman: M. J. Carew. S. W. Brother-
ton, E. F. Duffy, John E. Levis. Harry
B. Webb. Charles Israel. James ll.
.Msgner. William E. O'Brien. Frank
Roneoy. Joseph Troy. Joseph Colgan,
Arthur Kelley. Ernest Layden. W. S
Smith and Joseph Tully.
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dui‘! of 80. Main St.
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The American Express
Auto cars in this locality.
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evenings until 8 p. in.
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Walter Howe
.vacstion from his
Cluett & Peabody factory.
Lady Jennings Order No. 7. Shep- . s s
herds of Bethlehem. will meet
Wednesday. July 18 st Tied Men's tion with the Cluett 8: Peabody Co.
hsll. Washington street. South Nor— e s s
walk. New officers will be installed -—Barris & Guns. Thy. “L
Refreshments will be served after the o o a
meeting. Joseph Nostersky of New York
0 e 0 city, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Andra
Robert G. Mitchcll. Jr., has rc‘ Mariel: of Cedar street, Sunday.
turned to his home at 259 Flax Iiill
road. after spending several days at
the “Lark" cottage, at Compo Beach,
the guest of Emerson lleauphin.
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The Norwalk Real Estatc board will
hold its regular monthly meeting for
July at tho Mahackemo llotcl. \V’cd-
nesdny. July 18. following a lunch at
2 o'clock.
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“‘illiam Callahan is enjoying a
three-day vacation from his duties in
the Norwnlk Post office.
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--Harris a; Guns. That's All
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Miss Evelyn Shepard of South street
was a visitor in New York Sunday.
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Mrs. Georgianns Jnckson. Mrs. \‘ic-
iuriu Cutlcr. Mrs. Mary Drew and
Mack Battle motored to l‘roxidvncc.
it. 1.. Sunday. to attend the funeral
of Mrs. P. L. Lamb.
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Captain William L‘hle of Marvin
Beach put up a. big diving ilont Sull-
dny morning off Marvin licacb. Dur-
ing the noon tidc it was used by all
the youngsters of the beach.
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Norwalk trolley men have complvt-w'l
plans for an outing of. Strepll-chnsq
park. Fridgcport. to be held tomor-
row night. Spccial frolic-y cars “i”
take the party to the l‘ark city.
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The regular monthly meeting of the.
N’orwalk Council ll. 3. A. will be held
tomorrow evcning July 18th. at the
South Norwnlk Library at S p. m.
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Mr and Mrs. N. 11. (‘l'itcllly of Nor-
wnlk motored to Surntoga Springs
0\'Pl‘ illc \vevkmnd.
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Mr.und Mrs. Benjamin Keeler have
returned to their home after enjoy-
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ing a vacation at l“: rndrlle in the
Catskills. Frank Aikrll. manazi'r 0 film Rov-
. s s e mond Aikvu Furniturc more. is en»
Mrs, Frank plump and daunhtcrs joying a brief \llcatlon.
Kathleen and Ruth. of il‘lnx Ilill itond.
spcnt yesterday in New York city.
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Miss \‘cronlcn Lehotsky of l-‘isx Hill
Laura 'l‘hs-riault has purchuscd n I lioud is improving nicely after having
new Slur ru.ulst'-r. Ibtlr tonsils removed at the Norwnlk
‘ g Huspitnl last work.
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Andrew Stcber of Flax Hill road.
resumed his dutics at the J. J. t‘nsll
factory, )'t.‘8it'i'(iii)‘, alter a wmk's \tl‘
That's all. '
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at
Ritz
loton
—-\\'cdncsday night, July
orcln-stra of Bridgeport
l‘oint Park.
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9“”03- i liunry Perry. well known first die-
. ' ‘ girlct lr-itcr carrier is ill st his home on
Percy Ferris of Son l‘mnciso. is we“ awn“...
visiting his mother. Mrs. John ll. s e e
il‘crris of Bell island.
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Mrs. “'illiam ll. McMahon has rc-
illrncd to her home on l’llilllllll axo-
nuc. nftrr enjmlng a week with relu-
f‘lves in Brooklyn.
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Mrs. H. M. Jennings of South Main
xirvot, will spend -the week-end with
her sister in Bridgeport.
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Morris Levine of New York city.
visited friends in the Second district
Sunday.
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The Epworth League of the East
Au-nuo Methodist church will hold a
moonlight sail next. Monday evening.
’i‘llc’ boat, belonging to Capt. Fred
Lovcjoy. will leave the South Nor-
waik limit at 8:15 p. m. If the wee-
ther will not permit the sail on Mon-
day evening it. will be postponed to
the next clear night. Tickets may be
had from Mrs. Stanley Carpenter or
any member of the league.
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Mr. and Mrs. “'ili'rcd Morrison
have rrturned from Silver Beach.
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John \V. Noilnon of 19 Fliir nvcnllc
has “\Vi’lrdf‘ii the contract for onc o."
the init'l‘nliiinlilli (une-plpo llvzltcrs 10
ii. A. lii'gclt'in, local llilLili.
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The women of the Moose lit-irt
Legion will hold its legular lnvnilng
this cvvnlng at. the Moose hull. .\ full
flittndancu is requcstc-d.
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The regular met-ting of tho “'il-
lizllll McKinley Auxiliary. No. 9 1'. S.
\V. V. will be held this evening in For-
csirr's hall, Norwalk.
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Miss Eilcln Burnett has returned
to ill‘l‘ home in New York city. ai‘icr
sprndillx: a two wucks' vacation with
Mrs. William. Mulvoy of :9 Cedar
John McMahon of New York city.
is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Robert K“-
Oo. has
purchased 6 new trucks to replace the
—Buy your Victrols at Donneliy’s on
easy weekly payments. Store open
is enjoying s. short
duties at. the
Sam Sallick has resigned his posi-
built at the
nus.
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The Springfield Baking Compsn
has purchased s new Buick truck.
moved from 18 to 8 Cove avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Briggs an
tug friends in Greenwich. today.
new doors on the garage recently bull
foi- Mrs. A. S.
avenue.
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Contractor Palu
street.
apartment house on 25 First street.
visit with relatives in New York city.
has resumcd duties with
berg Ilroihers' cloak factory.
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Miss Katherine Honneckcr
Bridgeport. a student at New Rochelle
college, is visiting Judge and Mrs.
John Keogh, of Marvin Beach. for two
weeks.
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MY. and Mrs. George N. “'iison of
Osborne avenue. left yesterday fora
two wr-cks' auto trip to Niagara Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. “'llson will attend A
family reunion in Rochester.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chapman and daugh-
ter of Slot-rs. are visiting Mrs. John
Olmsteml of Seaview avenue. Mr.
Chapman is the superintendent of the
dairy in Storrs' College.
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Dr. and hirs. Russel Morgan and
«laughter Mildred. left this morning
for a. motor trip to Long island.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hill. of Elton Place.
are entertaining relatives from Bridge-
port.
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Mr. snd Mrs. “'iilium Young and
Mrs. James Bell have rum-nod to
their home on Melbourne lined. after
in. week-end visit with relatives in
Plymouth. Mass.
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The “‘atch-Your-Siitch club will
hold a. meeting in the home of Mrs.
\Villlsm Young on Melbourne Road,
tomorrow. afttirnoon.
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The Ladies of Section B of Christ
Church parish will hold a lawn {vie in
the front of the rectory. tomorrow
evening.
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Mrs. \Villiam Chance and son, Don-
ald. of Patterson. are visiting Mrs.
Chance‘s brother, Arthur M. Hughes
of Van Zant street.
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Gustave Zimmerman and family of
Fort Point street have taken up their
residence on Tallnlage Hill.
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Mrs. Benny Celia and Red and Jo-
sephine Cells were visitors in Bridge-
port yesterday.
strt-ct. where they spent a week and. enjoy-
ing the place so much. they will re.
turn for another week's stay in Au-
gush
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Mrs. B. Miller of Do-s Moincs. lown.
who is visiting Mrs. J. err‘scv of (‘on-
cord street. is spun-ling a few days
with relutivvs in .\'U\\' York city.
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Miss Ruth Van Convering of Gre-
gory Boulevard. is enjoying a. two
weeks' vacation from her duties at the
Connecticut Light and Power Com-
pany.
—Bergstrom in framing pictures
again in I. 0. O. l-‘. bldg.. So. Main St.
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The Bulldog A. C. hold a. meeting
at tllvlr club rooms on l-‘lnx iiill
mud last ( vcning.
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Miss Dorothy Frey of Scaview ave-
nue. will leave Thursday for a two
weeks' vacation at the Girl Scouts'
camp. “Trefoil” near Danbury.
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Miss Florence Pci'fcrs of Bette
Place. will return to her home Thurs-
day, from the Girl Scout camp, "'l‘re-
foil." whet-c she is spending a two
weeks' vacation.
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Morris llrt‘scv of Concord street.
visited with friends in New York city
Sunday.
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—If you wnnt to save money. food
and fuel buy a Toledo tireless cook
stove at Angc'vine's.
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George Clark. Sam Sallick and “‘al-
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signed his position
duties as s. fisherman.
nue has purchase
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home of Mr. and Mrs. “'arrcn Shufclt,
of Edlle avenue yesterday morning.
Mother and babe. which incidentally
tipped the scales at S 8-4 pounds. are
doing nicely.
was a visitor in New York city. yester-
day.
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Ed llrundage and Ernest Plait will
motor to Newark this evening.
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J. Petty of Liberty Square has re-
wiih the Davis-
l‘ope Hat Company. and has taken up
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Mrs. Anna Dickson of Osborne avc-
d a new touring car.
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A baby daughter arrived at the
Miss Heater Havens of East avenue.
Russel Noyes of Willimsntic. ie Stan- Jarvis Jr.. of Scaview avenue was a. visitor at Lake Mahopac on at 3 O'clock.
‘0“ Howe motored '0 Stamford yes- visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lowdnes is ill at h" home. Sunday. . . .
tvrduy. of Scavicw avenue. ' ' ' Brooks Peters of Pine Point, ‘1'
s 0 s c . . Miss Marion Russel of Elllln m-o- nwatering the intricacies of the
Rose Harris 'of Chestnut street. Mrs. John Hellman. the Misscs rule has taken a posotior. a” the Rowayton .33chme lee. He is being
spent. the week-end with relatives in Amelia and Clara Hedman and a party Connecticut Light and Power (‘0- taught by P53“ Snykia Of Yonkers.
New York MW. of friends have returned from a va— A Lew York. who 1- spending two weeks
. . . cation trip to Niagara. Full. ~ John Brcldcnbacit or Raymond 3‘ the Pine Point club.
George Blackwell of Philadelphia. - o s ‘ street has returned to his duties in
is visiting his brother. Frank ,Black- Fred Dunn of Bette Place. is enjoy- the Yale and Towne factory in Stam.
Well of Scribner avenue. tag a short acation from his duties at IS IT A 00 ford. after enjoying a. two weeks- c.“ SECOND-m CLOTHES
Wednesday nigh: 'July 18 R”: the nggt-tt drug store. in Stamford. G D “1”"- 1' ’0" “'0'!!! old clothes. can on
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orchestra of Bridgeport, at Roton David Greenwood, Jr.. of Cove ave- . BANK? LIP. and 11“.. Clement D. Albrecht ' u” '2, m but“.
1‘0““ Park. one is visiting relatives in Boston. '4 Of Rm‘mond are“ have 1°" for 0'3““. 8- LEVY
Grove. New Jerse '. where the w "
spend two weeks.3 y iii 58 ‘Vh‘e' St. South Norwnlk
“ “MUM!!! regarding small articles and
papers of great.
value. . -
You can bank your valuables by renting a Safe Do.
positBox. Afewdollsrssyesrwiliprovideasafe place
for articles worth many hundreds. '
South Norwalk Savings Bank
“1"" ”nu“ PM ciao-sic.
A duve‘wuy is being constructed for
the new garage which will soon be en a position with the Neptune Hard-
rear of the home of
George N. Wilson on 18 Osborne sve-
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L'ouis Shufelt and family hav
Alvin King of Cove avenue are visit-
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Contractor Fred Hawkins is putting
Stansland, on Seaview
mbo is constructing
a home for himself on 2‘6 Myrtle
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John Hudak is putting the second
coat of paint on the newly constructed
Mrs. Louis lmvinsky has returned to
her home on 25 First street, after a
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Max Aldock of Gregory Boulevard.
the Green-
of
Alvin King of Cove avenue has tsk
ware Company.
on Monday.
y visitor in Greenwich. today.
of tonsilitis.
d
of ‘Seaview avenue. motored to Red
ding Ridge. Last evening.
Darien
t
swim twice a day.
is mumbletypeg."
Stamford is
Edna Grain
champion. On
pilly given
vvcro served. The girls returned
New York yesterday.
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of Noroton Heights, Mrs.
and Mrs. Agnes \Vhitclaw.
\\'hitela\v. Chester Crain, Mr. and
Mrs. James Murray and family of
Stamford \vcl‘o' visitors at the Dari-
('n Girl Scout Camp at Peach Lake.
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Charles H. Smith. of Mansfield ave-
nue. popular employee of the Depot
Garage sprained his right arm yester-
dny. While pushing an automobile
into the garage he stepped in some
grease and slipped and fell.
Andrew
Misses
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The Darlen A. C.. defeated the Uni-
versals of Stamford in easy fashion
on Saturday afternoon at the Carnival
Lot ‘ by the score of 11 to 4. Rein
pitched for the locals and he was in
fine form. and was master of the situ-
aton at all tmes.
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Postmaster Frederick H. Smith of
Smith's Island will enjoy a ten days“
vacation. beginning tom’orrow. Dur-
in: his vacation. Mr. Smith plans to
make a cruise in his yacht "Stranger."
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank BrOckway of
Anilirrst. Muss. and Mr. and Mrs.
Churn-s lh-ockwny. of Framingion.
t‘ollll.. Slu'iii the week v-nd with their
niece. Mrs. Charles \\'. Smith in Leroy
:u‘cnuo.
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Miss “'inona Smith is on her two
“'tt‘iis' vacation. which she is spende
in: with the Dnricn Girl Scouts.
Miss Smith is one of the office force
of the Stamford liospitaL
s o e
Misses Doris Ballard, Estelle and
Dorothy Smith. and Barbara Rho-
iuu-k have returned from Brewster.
after a. two weeks’ camping trip.
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The Misses Gather-{no Holhy. Eliza-
beth De ifourcey and Mary Crofoot
came back from a camping trip at
l'cach Lake Sunqcy.
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Mrs. Warren Schyrver has returned
to her home on Old K_ing's Highway
after spcndirlg‘ several days in. New
York.
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Mr. and Mrs. John 1’. Brulnmcr'nnd
Mr. and Mrs. lfnrr)’ T. Lutterman or
the. Post Road. motored to New York
on Sunday.
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Alexander Mason has resigned his
positon at Taylor's Garage and accept-
ml one as cllzlull'cur for Mark Norman
of lirookside avvnllc.
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The Ladles‘ Aid Society of the
Congregational Church are busily
making plans for their street fair
(ill filo 19th.
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Traffic was very heavy on Sunday.
Officers Scoiield and Scribner alter-
noted in Dariun Center.
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C. \V. ’Wheeler and family of Brook-
side avenue. left yesterday for Ontario.
where they will spend the summer.
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Miss lds. Loundcs of Maple avenue
That is the question
which one naturally asks
when a new banking con-
nection is proposed. A
good bank is one which
' combines stungth and
service in a high dog”...
sud that is what the Peo-
ple's Trust 00. does.
00er banking—e
that is our sin. ' '
The People’s .
Trust'Co..m~ '
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mun-summing.
onwa-
He will begin duties
Leonard Harris of First street. is s.
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Mrs. Charles Parmlee of Betts
e Place. has recovered from an attack
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Starr Jarvis
The Darlen Girl Scouts are enjoy-
ing their outing at Peach Lake. They
Their chief game
of
last
Friday they visited and witnessed s.
by the Methodist S. 8.
class of New Rochelle. Refreshments
to
Mr. and Mrs. 1-‘. Kathy and fam-
ily of Dal-ion, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tyler
son will be held this
club house.
invited to attend.
tor A. Cahlll
Gloetzner
cases of the evcnln
V ICINITY NEWS NOTES \
Lowden Jessep of Rowayton avenue,
has launched his boat. The boat has
been on the ways for some time, while
repairs were being made.
Benjamin
the N orwalk Mounts.
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having his Chevrole automobile over-
hauled.
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Henry Lockwood has launched his
speed boat, after having numerous re-
pairs and improvements made to it.
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Newton Bond of Rowayton avenue.
is slowly improving from an attack of
malaria.
The basket picnic of the Eastern
group of the Ladies' Aid association
will be held' at Roton Point. Thurs-
day. Juy 19. Dinner will be served
at 12:30 o'clock and it is hoped that
many members will attend.
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The Ladies' _ Aid society of the
Methodist church will hold its annual
sale and supper in the chapel on
Wednesday. July 25th. The sale.
which opens at 2:80 o'clock. includes
fancy articles. aprons. logcabin rugs.
ice cream and home-made cakes.
There will beran attractive fish pond
for the children. The usual tine sup-
per will be served from 6 to 8.
» Bell Island
A party was held Friday afternoon
at Breeze’Cottage in honor of the
sixth birthday of Miss Joan Doyle,
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Doyle. A curious ooinddence in
connection with the birthday was that
Miss Doyle was born on Friday the
18th and her birthday fell on Friday
the 13th also. Those present at the
party were Leo Clarke. Harry Mo-
Dermott. Freddie Sullivan. Jack and
Kevin Doyle. Jane Erskine and Joan
Doyle. Games were played during the
afternoon, and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Doi'le.
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Rehearsals for the minstrei show.
which will be held on August 4th in
the club house. are scheduled to bo-
gin .the' end of this week. Most of
the boys and several of the girls of
the-island will be in the show. Vernon
Jarboe. chairman of the entertain-
ment committee. who has had much
experience in this line of work, will
coach .the minstrel show.
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New tape was put on the Bell Is-
land tennis court:- on Sunday after-
noon. Under the capable direction of
Chairman of the Tennis Committee
Herbert Schwartz. the courts are in
better condition this year. than ever
before. snd‘they are in use from
morning till night. The tape was put
on the courts on Sunday by Mr.
Schwartz, Jerome Doyle and Donald
Brush. » »
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Several of the Island boys enjoyed
a cruise in Mr. Smith's motor bost~
yesterday. The party set out in the
afternoon. Among those who enjoyed
the outing were Sherwood Smith.
"Hank" Riley and “Slim" Hayes and
Henry Picring.
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Work continues to go on improving
the roads in and around the Island
Several of the Island roads were
"watered" yesterday to keep down the
dust. Five college lads who have
taken positions with the Norwslk
Street department during the summer.
are doing the Work.
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George McIachlan. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry McLachian. of East. ave-
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Albrecht of Raymond
street. has accepted a position with
cturing company.
Dewey Mills of the Darlen Road is
run a close
Mrs. Ed. Hald.
tend.
13‘ Held will render p
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H. Leo Miller has returned to lie oourh. The Welt gee to:-
duties as Bell IslanMeporter for the was raised to fifty cenu
Norwalk Hour. after s. week's sacs.- days and Saturdays
tlon. During his absence. Eugene , . .
Chariott substituted f0: him.
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The new float is completed. and it
is expected that it will be put out at
the end of the Bell Island pier. today.
where it will be used for swimmingd
and for people to land.
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Both East and Crescent beaches
were crowded with bathers yesterday.
The water was warm. and the after
noon's hot sun brought many to the
water.
and q
to one (10"..
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Golf in making inroa is ‘2‘
hot Yiew‘s summer life. .0
enthusiasts are Ed. ll: ..
hard. Jim Everal. I‘m.”
MscGregor and Harry my”.
SUMMER
SUGGESTIONS
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Mr. and Mrs. George Draper of
East Orange. N. 3.. spent the week-
end at the Pine Point home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Peters.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Varian have
returned to their home in Tenafly. N. Golf Knickers
J.. after spending several days with
. 'n Point.
Mrs. Clay Matthews at Pl e Golf Hose
Digbee Mason of New York city. is
spending the summer with his uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. McIn-
tosh.
Harbor View
The boys
Sport Shirts
Silk Hose
Underwear
White, Khaki. White
Green Under-brim Hats
on the Island are up
against a. problem. Just where they
should play has been the topic of
much conversation. Warren Potter.
Leonard “’ood. David Page and Sid
Stretton went to George Hyde and
Dr. Borher for old. "If we have tho
grass cut and promise to keep tilr
ground clean can we use your vacant
lots?" How could ihcse grntlcmen
refuse this youthful request? Money
was raised by the lads but they were
short of the amount required Satun
day night. Announcement. of the fact
at the club brought Dr. McGregor.‘
David Page and Harry Stevens to
the rescue and they made up the dif-=
fercnce in short order.
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held Saturdav
SE
“The Foreville”
A very new creation in.
Golf and Tennis Ski-t
L.
The shadow dance
at the club proved very successful.
Many novelties were introduced and
the guests entered into the spirit of
merriment much to the satisfaction of
the committee. A good crowd at-
tended.
Rogers 6’ Steve
NOBWALK SO. NORW
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The frankfurter roast. to be held
Thursday evening. promises to surpass
previous affairs. The club house will
be opened at 6:30 p. m. and the guests
will enjoy a. well arranged supper.
Frankfurters ‘will be the mun item
on the menu and potato salad will
second. There will be
impromptu entertaining and dancing.
who is in charge.
promises a good time to all who at-
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Fuhls—Manicnrine
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Room 1 Pin
A Large and Codfiilete A5..'
SUMMER FABRICS
in all the latest weaves. and
also goat's. ladies' and childm
dos-wear at
E. K. BAR
Under Mshsckrmo Hotel
”UTE NOR\£'AI.K.
Mrs. c. n. Steurer will be hostess
at the ladies’ afternoon tea. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Carl Jackens. Har-
iano selections.
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There was a meeting held Friday
evening of the Tennis club. Among
the things acted upon .wss the posting
of the roster of membership on the
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WOMEN’S SUMMER PUMPS
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Sandals of breezy openwork, with low heels, in patent, whit!
buck and white kid leathers Cool and pliable on the foot
Pumps with new strap patterns of brown satin, beige in
patent. Tripletoe silk hosiery to which.
CONNEALLY e. BRACKEN
nue. is now able to walk without a
cane. and is slowly but surely im-
proving. George will be out of the
South Norwallr, 001m. —- Store Open Saturday Eveninll
championship tennis matches for the
season. however.
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The second card party of the sea»
evening in the
the Islanders are
Mr. and "PI. Vic-
and Mr. and Mrs. R.
will be the hosts and host-
g. Play will begin
All
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Avoid Paying
bills, mat, interest, etc, with cash
when it is so easy, convenient and cor-
rect to pay by check.
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fuincss. No men can remember all the time.
But In institution can. 'This bank watches
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