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In. Barry W. fists and Iranian-
can l'risell ol Beetroot“ left roster-
day on a motor trip though the Adir-
sum
e e e
The sewing committee of the We-
man’s associa n of the South Non
walk Baptist c urch will hold its an-
nual sale of ice cream. cake. rugs and
domestic articlca at the cottage of
lira. George Waters. Hickory Bluff.
Thursday. August 9.
O 0 O
——I-farrls&0ena 'rhat'eall.
O O 0
Mrs. W. R. Austin will be hostess
at the all-day session of the Woman's
association of the South Norwalk Blv-
tlst church, to be held at Mrs. George
“'ntcrs' COW. Hickory Blufl.
O O 0
Miss Agnes Drum of Elisabeth. N.
J.. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Frank J. Finnigtui of Gibson Court.
0 O O
The many friends of Frank J. Fin.
ncgnn of Gibson Court. will be
pleased to hear that he is resting
comfortably at the Norwalk hospital.
after an operatIOn performed there
on Monday.
0 0
Mrs. R. E. ltobichaud of 40 Chest-
nut street. has returned to her home
from l‘-uyonne. N. J.. where she was
the guest of \Villlam Mulvihiil.
u-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's on
easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. m.
0 O
The case of G. T. Hill of Norwalk.
charred with reckless driving, was
heard in the downtown court yester~
day morning. and he was found not
guilty. as the car was in perfect con-
trol. Julius lloenisch was the motor
poliCeman who reported the case.
0 O 0
Harold \V. “'ilson of 30 Elmwood
avenue and his cousin. Freeman Min-
ton of Golden ilill street, left today
for a motor trip to the Catskills. They
will stop at Grand Gorge for about
two weeks.
-—Harris J: Gaps. That's all.
0 O 0
Frederick llrack of the Mctropoli
tan Life insurance company has re-
turned i'rnnl a business trip and con
ference at llretnn \Voods. N. 11.
0 0 0
Miss Olive Cole of Itowayton is on
n. vacation from her duties at the
South Norwnlk Savings llnnk. for
two \"ti'i‘S-
C
—-Harris & Gene.
0 0
Miss Lillian Erickson.
local singer of
mow. l4) NHW
three weeks.
That’s All.
e
well—known
l'rospect place. will
York city in about
0
the new
students at the
school who arrived Mon-
}larry Ridabock of Stam-
ltlchard \Valkcr. of l‘elham. N
Among
llarstrmn
day Werr:
ford:
Y. Gridlcy \Vright of Erie, Pong,
will arrive this ‘\'i'i‘i:.
s O s
—Byes examined and glasses at-
tcd. B. A. Benedict. jeweler.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hall and fam-
ily of Arch street. who started on I
motor trip to Newburg. and along the
Hudson. returned Monday and said
that owing to the inclemency of the
wmthv-r they were forced to cut their
trip short.
I O 0
James Evendin, expert mechanic of
(‘orneil Medical college. N. Y.. will
take his annual vacation of a month.
returning to the university after La-
ixcr day.
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"lives examined and glasses fitted.
It. A. llcncdict. jeweler.
O O 0
Mrs. \Vililam M. Ingles. of Ray-
mond street. has returned to her du-
ties in the office of Tax Collector Ro-
bert 0. Mitchell after a two weeks’
\acatlon spent in Canada.
0 O O
In our advertisement on another
page space allows for minutest de-
scriptions of only a few items. But our
store is chock full e fthem. and it you
will pay us a visit you will not be dis-
satisfied. Angevine Furniture Co.
0 0 0
Miss Dorothy Barnett of New York
city. is spending two weeks with Mrs.
“'iiliam Mulky in Cedar street.
0 O 0
Mrs. Gears. Tooker of 219 Flax
Hill road. is spending a week's vaca~
tion with friends in Albany.
0 O 0
William M. Weed of Bridgeport.
former well-known West avenue gro-
cer. is visiting friends on Cross street.
Mr. Weed has just returned from an
extensive trip through Alaska and
Canada.
o-Por bigger values in better furni-
ture. read our add on another page.
AND MRS. FRIZELL’ T~_
. Imp :0.an -Oottiieb of Bevi-
iand sheet. is spending the 'day in
New York city.
' . s e e
Mi. Ethel Greenberg of Scribner
avenue. visited frprnds in New York
city yesterday. -
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Mr. and Mrs. William Rosenthal
and son. Murray. of Hamilton avenue.
are enjoying an automobile trip to
Niagara Falls.
e s e
Morris Bresev has returned to his
home on Concord street. after enjoy-
ing a vacation with friends in New
York and New Jersey.
0 O 0
Mrs. Peterson and son. Robert. of
Brooklyn. have returned to their
home after spending two weeks with
Mrs. Harry O'Neill of Reed street.
0 O 3
Royal Nowell. Washington street
clothicr. was a. busineu visitor in
New York city yesterday.
0 0 O
--Helcn Nattenbcrg's Beauty Parlor.
36 Flax Hill near West avenue. The
last word in modern appliances. equip-
ment and methods. Bobbing hair a
specialty. Phone 992-4.
0 0 0
Jack Coates and Samuel McCutch-
eon are spending on. few days' vaca.
tion on a camping trip on one of the
islands of the Sound.
0 0 O
W'llllam Knapp of Cedar street. has
purchased a new touring car.
0 O 0
Ralph E. Dibble of “'ashlngton
street spent yesterday in New York
city.
0 O C
John T. Dwycr 01' this city lcfl today
for a visit with his parents in Ansonin.
He is planning to spend his vacation
mctoring to Cape Cod.
O O 0
Mark C. Candvu of Arch strect left
today for a month's work in \\'(-stl rn
Massachusetts with the governmmt
Forestry scrvicc.
O O 0
Mrs. Edward l-‘ay of Marvin bench.
who has been ill for thv past few days
is now convalescing at her home.
e e s
Harold F. Clark of Marvin Beach.
formerly chief of the South Norwan
Fire Department. is Sf'l‘iOUSi)‘ ill at his
home.
0 O 0
James R. i-Zvcralo of Brooklyn.
N. i'.. purchased today. a house at
Marvin Beach from Robert Josclovsky.
O 0 0
\Vnter Sport Day at Marvin Bench
will he held Saturday. August ll. at 2
p. in. Open to all residents and visit-
ing boys and girls at the llcach not
over 14 years of age. Swimming
races. diving contests. rowing. and
novelty races will take place. Prizes
will be given by the Marvin Beach As-
scciatlon.
WI
A very enjoyable birthday surprise
”my ~was given for Mrs. M. E. Long
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. C.
H. Wilkins on Old Saugatuck road on
Saturday afternoon. Those present
were )l‘r's. M. ii. Bowen and Miss
Pauline Bowen of Mount Vernon. N.
Y.: Mr. and Mrs. Carey. Miss Leslie
Long. Mr. Seward and Mr. Humph-
ries of ltidgeflcld: Miss Agnes Cain of
Newark. N. J.: Mrs. F. Parsons and
Miss llazcl Parsons of South Nor-
walk.
0 O 0
Hrs. Anna Grace of \Vinfleld street.
who underwent an operation in the
Norwalk hosplml on Sunday evening,
is recovering at her home.
0 O O
The Watch-Your-Stitch society is
holding a regular business and social
meeting in the home of Miss Amy
Youngs on East avenue this afternoon.
0 O O
The home being constructed on
Strawberry Hill avenue for Mrs. Sarah
Sconeld is rapidly nearing completion.
0 O O
The Friendship Bible Class of the
East avenue Methodist church will
hold its regular business and social
meeting in the church Friday evening.
0 0 O
The Ngulnr weekly prayer meeting
of the East Avenue Methodist church
will be bold in the church tomorrow
evening. The characters of the Bible
included under the letter N will be
reviewed.
0 O 0
Miss Katherine Brownell of First
street has returned to her ho c after
spending a few days with reia ives in
Danbury.
0 O 0
Miss Charlotte Jarvis of Seaview
avenue will leave for Detroit tomon'ow
where she will visit her aunt. Mrs.
Wheeler, formerly of the first district.
0 O 0
Isador Spector of Betta Place is vis-
iting relatives in New York city.
'ALL DEPOSITS ‘
Made in this bank before Saturday noon
AUGUST 4th
willdrswinterestfrointhelstofAugnst,
Amountsoffromflto“,000areinvikd.
' Salem News
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.I‘M
Rehearsals for the “Tennis Rac-
quet" are progre-ing nicely. “1'30!
are well attended and Fred Clark and
Olive Held are putting the chorus
work over with~ all the pep that
Broadway and Harbor View require.
Kit Wade. Eleanor Wade. Shirley
Johnston. Margaret Doyle, Arlyn Nod.
derer, Dot Bogert. make up about as
pretty an assemble as can be gotten
together anywhetex Jack Doyle. Har-
ry Held. Jack Worthman. Bob Dun-
ham. the Meeker twins, George Pen-
dleton and “'illlarn Doyle are being
rehearsed as a handsome background
for the girls.
0 O
The Wade family were stalled with
their machine last week. Victor
Mitchell happened along and. towed
them home. Al Stretton spent
several days overhauling the. car.
Sunday the car was perfectly in tune.
Lucky Wadcs.
O O 0 ~
Harry Held left for New York on
Sunday for a. hair cut at "Bests."
0
Natalie Lund will be the guest of
the \Vadc girls the remainder of this
Wct‘k.
Invitations were sent out to friends
of Al liegeman for a. fishing party
scheduled for last Sunday. Two days
were set aside to comb the beaches of
Norwalk for the best bait obtainable.
A large quantity of fresh worms were
expressed up from New York for
those of the party who were game
fishermen. John Towicr's motor boat
was completely overhauled and in
perfect tune for the trip. The guests
arrived and the boat with a well-pre-
pared lunch aboard and the merry
party of Al's friends got on its way.
A delightful sail, many hours of good
einccre fishing and home. with em
1-8-11). black fish the result of the
good dny's sport. Al Hegeman hopes
to stuff the prize catch and wear it
for a watch charm.
0
The porch of the club building will
be in readiness on \Vednesday. John
Towier is hurrying along his men so
that thcre will be no disappointment.
A fitting celebration will mark the
opening. “'cdnesday evening being
the regular motion picture perform-
ance. part of the time will be spent
for the solcmnization. Theodore llcn-
ry. president of the llnrbor View Co.
and Claude Munsell. chairman of the
Board of Directors will be featured as
”\j
speakers of the evening. It was ex-
pectcd that Shirley Mason. the mo-
tion picture star. would be able to
take part in the program but her
visit has bccn deferrcd till a 1a.:r
date. A large crowd is expected since
the improvement is a popular one
and a. delightful addition to the club
property.
0
Mrs. Fairty of New Canaan enter-
tained at dinner Mr. and Mrs. l-‘uhn-
man, Dr. and Mrs. Sticr. Mrs. Hyde
and Mrs. Frances Askey on \Vedncs-
day.
Jack \Vorthman entertained Miss
Mary McGratli of New York over the
week-end.
0
Tom Floyd-Jones entered
speedy sail boat “The Idea." in
Larchmont races.
0
his
the
David Page. Jr.. is sporting a new
bicycle.
0
Miss McGrano has purchased a
new Ford sedan.
Eleanor Klein looked well in her
new bathing suit Sunday. Eleanor
held the lucky number at the bazaar.
O O 0
George Pendleton has been playing
some fast tennis. He defeated all
comers last week-end.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Dahin were guests.
over the week-end at the Holds.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark. are spend-
ing their vacation with Mr. end Mrs.
Ed. Hold. Mr. Clark is a theatrical
producer of New York. Mrs. Held
got him busy immediately staging the
tennis show. '
O O 0
Ward Whipple was a guest of Miss
Katherine Egan.
0
Always alert for material for the
tennis show. Mrs. Ed. Rinlhart and
Mrs. Ed. Held looked over George
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The Great Teacher
There are many people
who think they must per- .
sonally suffer thra somd ~'
. agonizing period — when
2' the “parlance of others
would teach them the
same lesson ml the
Pain. ~ ,
Start a small savings
sooounthece at once and
add to it even one coin
(if that'saotnallythebest
you can do) EVERY DAY
‘You Will Be‘Glad’.
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LeonaM‘Hart'itflof’Flrst street]:
spending the day viith'piativcs in Port
Chester. _
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» s e‘ e" ‘
Mrs. A. Nathan Jain! son Jack of _
First. street will leave for Plainfield,
N. L. where they will spend a. week's
vacation with relatives.
0 0 e
Mrs. Michael Pascale of Van Zant
street is visiting relatives in Port Ches-
to l‘.
e e e '
Mr. and Mrs. William Gan; of New
York city are spending a wee 's vaea.
tlon with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Stein.
berg of Liberty Square.
e e e
Miss oLis Duncan of Danbury is vis-
iting her aunt. Mrs. Drownell of first
street.
0 O 0
Mrs. Perlman of first street is visit-
ing relatives in New York City.
0 I .
Postal cards rrre being received from
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad P. Frey who are
enjoying an automobile tour through
Massachusetts.
I BKRIEN s (
Gardner Fowler, of the Post road.
has called on his trip to Alaska for
the present and will probably not
leave until September.
0 e 0
Walter Alexander has taken a po-
sition in Oscar I". Schultso's fruit
market in Railroad avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. Ida Hyde. who has been
spending the past two weeks the
guest of Mra' Charles “'HSmith of
Leroy avenue. left for her home in
Amherst. Mass. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Smith and family are accom-
panying her. The trip is being made
in Mrs. Smith's Ford sedan.
O O O
\‘i’heelcr and family
)irs. C \V.
have returned to their home in
lirooksidc nvcnuc. after a month‘s
visit in Ontario. Canada.
0 e s
Lester R. Bounty of Main street.
won the two roasting chickens given
away at the Daricn carnival on Mon-
day evening. Two roasting chickens
are being donated to the firemen ev-
ery night by Jack Rose. owner of the
Farm. Rotisserie. The carnival will
continue until tomorrow evening. It
was postponed th‘ree nights on ac-
count of rain. so it was deemed best
to carry it over.
0 O 0
Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt left
yesterday for Orr's Island. Me. where
he will spend his annual vacation.
Miss Anna Conn. asdstant. to».
clerk; is now acting town clerk in
place of Mr. Hoyt.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Mlllam Murray and
Miss Jean Murray of Middlesex road.
are spending the month in Pcconic.
Long Island.
0 O 0
Mrs. William Fleming of Holmes
a nuo.‘ is e t iniog in min.
bgh think moths f Eist Os:
ange, N. J. ’
V ‘ e e e
The .0: Ridge Hunt club polo team
defeated the Westchester-Biltmore
polo team. 5 goals to 8 on. Saturday
afternoon. at the 0: Ridge club's
grounds. The riding and hitting of
Corner featured for the Ox Ridge's
and Colonel Young's playing starred
for the Westchesterd'liltmoro team.
The Ox Ridge team. will play Rally-
dale of Port Chester in I. practice
came on Thursday afternoon. The lo-
cal tearn recently defeated the Rally-r
Miss MarjorieeWhite returned to
her home in New York city today af.
ter spending two weeks at the Pine
Point Catholic Club.
. O O 0
Mrs. Mitchell LeDann and son John.
of Danbury. are visitors at the Pine
Point Catholic Club for the next two
weeks.
3 0 0
George 11. Riley has now completed4
his test for Junior Life' Saving Guard.»
and has qualified. Ari Perront. ln-
structor. gave George the tests.
George's brother Bank is also a. mem-
ber of the Guards. Horace McMahon
will take the tests Sunday.
0 O 0
Nurses scheduled to arrive fl Camp
Edith. Bellevue nurses' tratning camp
today are Miss Connors of Orange. N.
J.: Mrs. Graham of Baltimore. and
Miss (from of New York. The visitors
will remain at. the local resort about
three weeks. All the amass of the
camp will enjoy a dress up party to-
night.
played.
Games of all kinds _will be ,
lest annihilate. club was . view
whoquced. Hereafter the qd pir-
myth-.1». held every Friday evening
in'thuBelf Islui'd club." Thu may
night Mrs. William F. Clark and Mrs.
Neville Boyley’wtll be hostesses.“
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0 C 0
Arnold F. McLachlan. Arthur 3.
Leonard and Hugh McGrath, of Fair-
fleld. Conn.. have returned from a. mo—
tor trip along the Hudson river. The
trip was made in Mr. McLaehlan's
automobile.
O O 0
Jerome Doyle of Breese Cottase.
and George Riley of Pine Point. are
the undefeated tennis champions of
the Island." Pinyin: together with fine
skill and court work. these two s
have defeated every other pair that
have challenged them. Yesterday
they retained their hard earned
laurels by defeating Wellesley Smith
and Eddie Seits by the score of 6 to z
and by defeating Wellesley Smith and
Hank Riley by the some score of C to
2. Jerry and George have yet to taste
defeat and now hold the doublo's
championship of the island.
e s e
A party was given yesterday noon
in the Bell Island Club in honor of the
86th birthday of Mrs. Anna Jarboe. of
Brooklyn. New York. who is vilitiag
the Jarboes at Bell Island. About
fifteen were present. Among them
being the Vernon and Charles Jarboos,
Mrs. W. Frank Schwarts. Mrs. Loses
of Mount Vernon. and Mrs. Ellis of
Mount Vernon. and Mrs. Anna Jarboe.
Stewart Albert W. Herman catered
and prepared a delicious repast. The
menu was as follows: Cherry stone
clam cocktail. celery and olives. fresh
garden vegetable soup. lamb chops.
new green Deal. French fried potatoes,
apple pic a la mode. and coffee. ‘
O O 0
Tonight will be a big night for the
children. Seventy of them will gather
at the graduation party and dance
which is being given by Mia and Mrs.
\V’llllam \V. \\'right in honor of Jean
Harper's graduation from Public
School No. 64. New York. Miss Har-
per will not graduate until February.
but as her island friends will not be
with her then, the party is being held
this evening. Stewart Albert W. Her-
man will cater.
The horse race party scheduled for
tomorrow cycning has been postponed
until August 8th.
a 0
Mrs. Henry M. Gloctaner of Du.
Cottage. Summit avenue. was hostess
to a number of her friends at a card
party. yesterday afternoon at. her
home. Those present were: Mrs.
Alvin L. Schmocger. Mrs. Hearn
Streat. Mrs. Louis Wardell. Mrs. Her-
bert Schwartz. Mrs. Victor A. Cahlll.
Mrs. Thomas H. Canty. Mrs. Neville
Bayley, Mrs. Kayscr. Mrs. Arthur 3.
Hughes. and Mrs. G tzner. Mrs.
Cahill won first piri . Mrs. Bayley.
second. and Mrs. Kayser. third. Re-
freshments were served and the guest!
departed voting Mrs. Gloetsner a
charming hostess.
w
The Westport Whlst club met at
the W. '1'. I. A. pavilion at Compo
beach and after having luncheon
spent the afternoon in playing bridg‘.
Mrs. Trendweli of Lyons Plains was
the prize winner. The game was
"progressive." and all enjoyed a "pep
fect" afternoon.
0 O 0
Someone in Westport has a peculiar
idea of. a joke. or is showing an in-
tended. insult to the memory of the
men of this section who fought to:
the freedom of our.country in the
days of the Revolution. Yesterday
morning passers-by observed Int
someone had placed an old coat and
a ragged straw hat on the Minute
Man at Compo. Many citizens a»
pro-ed indignation. The garments
were removed by one of the residents
of Oompo.
0 e e
Anson ’1'. Leary and family have
arrived in Westport and have taken
up their residence on Compo street.
Mr. Leary is to be the secretary of
the Y. M .C. A. and will he. char-go
of the final arrangement of be fur-
nit‘re as wel the arrangements of
the formal opening of the building.
0 O C
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John Qoulter of Wilton road.
Tuesday morning.
e e e
The annual picnic of the lens--
tuck Congregational church and Bun~
day school was held at Putnam park
today. The plonio party left Rom
square at 9:80 a. in. There were
well attended. ,
e e e
The announcement has been made
The weekly card party was not helders and Barry Quinn of
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The population .ot wastrel-t was
increased. ‘7 see Tuesday morning
'whgna sonwssborn to Mr. and Mrs.
Iran k Seedeld of Crom'highway.
O O 0
Ralph Nola-a is planning to so t o
Chine. in the fail as an automobile
salesman. He has gained much ex-
perience in that line locally. and his
many friends .prodlct success in the
field he has chosen.
0 o s~
Fred Darrow. one of the clerics in
the Atlantic and M61: Tee stores. is
taking care of one of the Brideeport
stores of the company during the va-
cation of the manager.
> O O 0
Mrs. Mlliam Gaylord of East
Hampton. Mass" and children are
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
D. B. Bradley of Wright street.
0 O O
The Aekerly lunch room has been
sold to Merit 'rwain of South Nor-
walk. ‘l‘he place is to be immediate-
ly renovated.
e e e
The jury list for the Superior and
Continua Pleas court for the yeea has
been completed by the Jury cummin-
eien. The followins Mes appear on
the list: Henry c. Avery. Arthur Aud-
iey. Willard S. Adams. Henry 0.
floors. Clarence B. Bradley. Henry T.
Bradley. William 13. Bradley. William
A. Bulkley. Robert H. Ceey. ’J hn L
Coley. Merriek H. Cooley. Jo n F.
Dolley. Owen honey. Amman S.
Green. George W. Guyer. George G.
Hale. Edward W. Hubble. Ansus P.
MacDonall. Lawrence Mann‘vich
Walter P. Marvin. Fred P. Meeker.
Albert W. Mills. Clark C. Miller. John
P. McCormick. .Biobard D. Murphy.
John J. O'Connor. Oscar Peterson.4
George 1‘. Perry. Robert W. Post.
John W. “van. Edmond O. Smith.
Rollin Stoddard. John J. Sullivan.
Arthur W. Taylor. Otte J. Toren. John
Adams Thaycr. John S. Wakeman.
Lewis P. Wakeman. W. Burrit Wake-
man. Horace 8. Wakeman. Jr.. Wil-
liam J. Ward, George H. Wright.
I UK“ N UN DKEE l
. Mrs. George Osborne and twin sons.
Ellis and George. are visiting their
aunt. Miss Hattie “'illlams. at Gates
Ferry.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph -8. Gregory have
been spending a few days at their new
camp on Zen: Lake at “Riverside."
Miss Anna Barrett of East Norwaik
and William Downs accompanied
them.
e e e
Miss Bernice Godfrey of Oriental.
North Carolina.- is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. C. '1'. Gregory-
0 e e
Miss Elsie Carlson. who underwent
an operation at the Norwalk hospital
for the removal of tonsils on Monday.
is getting along nicely.
O O 0
Jerome Jackson has returned from
a two weeks' vacation spent in
Canada.
.. e o e
Benjamin Saunders is building a
new home on the mountain. J. M.
Taylor has the contract.
0 O 0
Mrs. Weiss and daughter are enter-
taining a. large party of friends from
the city at the “log cabin." over the
week-end.
0 0 0
Miss Florence Nichols of Brooklyn
is spending two weeks at the home of
Mrs. H. Godfrey.
.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Huributt visited
Mrs. Nelson Hurlbutt at. Compo Beach
on Thursday.
e e e
Miss Esther Miller is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Mend. in
Icwisboro
0 O O
Pervy Thompson and Joseph Im-
don of Norwalk left on Saturday for
an «dog at Belated: lake.
0 O
L Lloyd Scribner is enjoying e. two
weebp' vacation from his duties h the
office the Gilbert A: Bennett Mfg.
C0» wn.
O O I
Job GootJen has purchased a new
Ford truck._ . .
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Mln’llarcia Godfrey was the guest
mNESDAr, AUGUST 1,
Ti ‘lRoilBACK's‘
of Miss Kathleen Andrews. in Norwalk
over the week-end. 5
Mrs. Adella 32mg... F-..” n
in Bridgeport. .1 “‘ ‘-
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Mill Helen LN
mend- at Smith: 1.1 1'
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Friends of C’n’s‘ .7 '. - .
of Itowayton ali’,'.. A m:
learn that he l~ ‘ I” ‘
recent nervous “1-. .'
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Repairs ("Willi ..
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