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" Muttcw J. llynn. of 23 Grove street.
it
5‘4
Lauder.
t
9" leave to:- a trip to Lake Placid.
“ glork.
' lit a incetllu; of t‘onrt Narruk. No.
.and card party will be
home of Mrs. Harold
\d in Main street tomor-
- , in honor of Miss Helen
“ New York city. The
W, Jim include. Miss Clara
.. imnt Brady. llelen Ben-
M Jennings. Harold Jen.
‘II. Davis. l-‘red Kellogg and
..
f‘.
.i'
run.
ter. all of Norwalk.
,3 ' e e e
~ ”m of Harold Mnlkln at-
“ twenty-fifth birthday a
. . party was held last night
we of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
“a River. Mr. Malkln
- - the hciirty congratulations
it Made. During the evening
-- Va- enioycd and musical
\
or
o
» - - were in order. Dainty re-
WI“ worn served.
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' —-Rraw Hats at O‘Brien's.
The Grace llaptist church of But-
in street had it picnic at Roton
Point yesterday. The picniciters
shit the church on a Special trolley
“limo- m. The ladies of the
church provided .’I delirious lunch
on the picnic lrnuiltls. Various am.
moments at th«- Park were enjoyed.
‘Ind the children were given rides.
A plant“ day v as spent by all
who attended.
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—-Trips 0n Roton l‘oint motor
. boat. Adults 1:.<-, children 10c. every
afternoon and l'i'l‘lllnfl.
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Miss Kathnnnt‘ lionncckcr. of
Bridgeport. cntvrtalncd a party of
local friends at. the home of Mrs.
John Keogh, ht r nunt. in Wallace
5' avenue. last evening. Dancing and
games were enJoicd. The guests in-
eluded: Misses l't‘iufy Gaston. Mar.
Ion Rum". (llmlyn Lobb. Frank
Chiirlt-s Daniels. Enlin
Sniith and “"lllizilll \"nrd.
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W. F. Loudcn of the Westerly
Concrete company. reported to the
uptown police last night that a red
lantern had bmvn stolen from the
pile of sand at llclden and Van
But-en avenucs.
e
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That's all.
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motorman on the Norwalk-Stamford
line is enjoying a. two day's vaca-
f tion. which he is spending on Long
' island. During his ubsence, Stanley
Mayhrw is substituting for him.
r
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Court. Lilill‘u~|. No.100 held at
beach party l:i.~t evening At Roton
Point Park. About 40 were present.
Supper was scrvcd at 6:30 o'clock.
It conslfled of bukml beans. salads.
sandwiches. f‘ul‘i‘! mirror: and fruit.
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'. O'lirien‘s.
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— Straw Hats u
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Miss Beatrice Grills-til of l6 \‘v'ln-
field street. has bw n n. u lilt‘ll by the
Hargcnt School of l'luxicul l-lduca-
tion of Boston. Muss. nml sht- will
cnter the school ill October.
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John Collins of “'oodward mo-
nue has COnll'nL‘lt‘tl with the local
azcnt. ii. A. lirgclrin for one of the
guaranteed international One l'lpe
lil'dit'rs for his lmmo-
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l
—llsrris J2; Guns. ’l‘hat’a all.
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The regular Siittlriliiy night dance
will hr- helil :it lilt' Norwulk (‘Oun-'
try club tomorrow t-vcnlng. There
will bc a rpm-ml broom dance with
special prizu-s.
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Cards are l-f‘illK
John D. nlllllt uf Maple strcct who
is enjoying an :iutmnnbile trip
through the “mu .lountiiins and
the l’wrkrhirw
l‘f‘t‘f‘ivf‘d from
C C O
"Clllnlllfl. (Hit shoppe has lccclved
nrw shipnir-nl of inrltl's' nnd babics'-
books.
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Captiin “.Hium J. St'lllitt. of
Low«- Htrcci. tuni. .i Lirgt‘ party for,
a mtmnllghl will nu Long lsland‘
Sound last nirliv.
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Fred Mill-r. ..r
lmwe Street. is
enjoying it fro «lays at the horn"
of his lilotll- l, Mrs. Miiry Millci'. of
New Haven. i‘tiiiiict-ilcut.
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Miss llclcn ll. \Viirgo has resumed
duties at. tin. (il‘tit'c of the Norwalk
Lock compulw. .iftrr spending the
past. neck in Atlantic City. S. J.
a -
’l'liv- noun n of Mooschcart l.c-
. “ion will hnlnl :i t‘.il\", sale tomorrow
at r‘lrvrn ti. J” in on". of the new
storcs in linilinmi monuc.
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-——llnrris 8. (lulllS. 'l‘hat's all.
:uutine hummus yum transferred
M, l-‘. of A.. lirlvl inst night at the
hue lligli sir. Al lmlnt‘.
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Miss Jt-un lulu Mclmnn. of Lowe
Street. is tsp-lulu”: ll few days at
I‘iimp Owcgn. the l'. M. C. A. Camp.
tit \\'iitcrftirtl. t'nunet-tlcut.
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—nuy your V'ictrola at Donnelly‘s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 8 p. m.
11'. Tracy llyntt of the Nash Motor
(‘0. Bridgeport. visited the homc. of
his parents on Scat-low avenue last
evening.
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. and Mrs. Andrew Lyon. of
port. formerly of this city.
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.4. hw- that parlor suite 11D-
, call up licrgstrom Shop.
I). O. l". hldg.
llrs. Edward J. Flak”.
w ares-t. took a motor
{7 . flew York state Wednesday.
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of Norwallt. is on-
r trip over the Mo-
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. nbers's.beauty Parlor.
. soar West avenue. The
in modern applieancee.
methob. Bobbing
.fl. We lduth Not-walk
' rill! dell? Saturday for
y.
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“ ‘B‘fl'in
a Nanette. to
trip the water is warm.
Acon-‘ . ..‘n.
.. , 1 V.
hold in Red Men‘s hall l
After the meeting refreshme ts
clog a an
number of members. it
that the next meeting be
cial.
be done by the Dtamford Hayloft.
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A complaint was received ycster
walk Auto Supply
Main street.
Old Glory Council. Daughters 0
ing this evening at Red Men's hall
in South Norwalk.
ng Co.
Turner Constructi
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bury Park. New Jerscy.
l;
had found a golf club in .nc street
Donahue, h’airi‘icld avenue.
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ted. n. A. Benedict. jeweler.
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Hyman Green has
phla today.
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ing M rs.
avenue.
Thomas Durnin of “'est
Harold Werner. ltichard Raymond
and Harold Keefe motored to Pleas-
ure beach. Bridgeport. yesterday.
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road’ is visiting friends in East
Hockaway beach.
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M 's. A. \\'. Zwlcknr mid lamily
are planning to move to Long Is-
land.
Dick Raymond and Harold lx'ccfe
accepted positions at Mnnrcsa insti-
tutc.
walk post office has purchased
new Buick touring csr.
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Dr. A. N. Clark lms.'irclursul :.
ncw Buick sedan. -
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitman of Set
New avenue is spending seicral days
at Ocean City. .'. J.
Calf Pasture beach.
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Traffic. Was llf'itl up on UN: “'lisli-
ington street bridge for several min-
utes last evening while the tug bout
to their new home tit Central avi-nue.
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Miss Margaret Jarvis is cxpcctcd
to return to hcr home at Scnvlcw
avenue. aftcr a. two weeks' Hall at
Bantam lakc.
Charles Byxbcc is making: t‘xien’
sive repairs on his motor boat.
The regular monthly meeting of
Epworth lenguo was held last night.
The iegular monthly meotiagyof '
the Pride of Cacao. Pocahontas. was
ast ”ht.
were enjoyed by . largo
was voted
a box so-
The Not-walk Lodge of Hay-makers
are going to Stamford to attend the
initiation at that city. The Norwalk
lodge is bringing a large number of
candidates with them. Tnc work will
day at police headquarters "exuding
loitering in front of the South Nor-
store in North
America. will hold its regular meet-
Thomas Ireland of llamilton ave-
nue has accepted a position with the
Mr. and Mrs. Collins. of Franklin
Street. are spending a week at As-
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Max Berger of 145 “’ashlngton
street reported to the police that be
John O'Lcary and Bernard Eagan
of Springfield. Moss" have returned
home. after a short visit with Mark
-—Eyes examined and glasses fit-
successfully
passed his examinations to Cln rk and
will enter the university t‘iis fall.
8am Groglns. Mark Donahue and
Samuel Sallick motored to Philadel-
Mlss D. Young of Dunbury in visit.
Miss Dorothy Skellcy of Melbourne
William Muller of the South Nor.t
.. . . mitten. W, Frank Schwartz. that
'l‘h. ., _‘ . . only tennis has been played at all
laid :0r“t‘;1ul‘r‘hlg:::a an'nd 1?th" in: this year. if thc residents of Bell
“ ‘ c n “ island want 3 Tennis tournament
Theodore Smith l()\\t‘lI in n. lnrgc ”a..." has in...“ or", of the best in
sand horse. the lllsinry of tile Illcll island cllib
‘ ' ' for social affairs and one of the
Mr. and Mrs. lsrn'l Spretor, for- pourcst in ill" history of the club
lncrly of llctts Plum, have moved for tennis matches. but it is not the
BELL 13mm: 7
Macintosh-and Ilt's. Peters.
Rag-sei- won Irst prise in the
playing. Mrs. Street. second:
BAZAARA'.‘
tions to Club House
recent years. about 81450
I cleared. This money will go towards guests departed. voting Ruth. .3 fine
the improving of the club. Plans hostess.
- for the improved clubhouse to be ‘ ° ‘ -
built early next year if enough Miss Dorothy Rohr of_l.ake Mo-
of 52 Vanderbilt n avenue.
York city. and Bell Island. The lm
14 feet 9 inches over the seawall
which will make a. much
dance floor.. In addition
off the dance floor making a into
addition of 24 feet.
- rcar covert-d porch built in its stead
and tidjourniiig the kit
will he built. The bar
pcrty wall fronting in East avenue
state.
rchenrsol
mlnst rcl show
this cvoning. Great
0
The. final
or the
for
of the
credit is
who have so :ihly coached the show
during the mist wet-ks. Al Herman,
steward of Iht' club, is busy this af-
ternoon :il‘rziligln'g the stnge.
also installing .1 fine tic-t of foot-
lights. The. boys and girls of the Is-
ltind are busy selling tickets and it
is expected that about 300 will at-
tend. Following the ininstrcl show
tomorrow owning. the w-‘t'kly dance
will be held.
A clock golf set has been
on the lawn of the “'illiam l-‘.
Klyn cstute :it Pint: l'oint.
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Mrs. George ii. Hayes of Sunl-
mll avenue will (‘llli'l'luln at a card
party and luncheon at the Bell ls-
lund club on next \Vcdncsday after-
noon. Steward Albert \V. Herman.
will cater.
built
Dc-
l
‘ it is llU\\' definitely known that
itllv-rc will be no tennis tournament
int l‘mll lslantl this year. it was
ilezirncd ycstcrday from an authors-
tlvc source that a prominent. Bell
lsl-iinl ninn offcrvd n times the Jun—
“'1‘ 'l‘t-linis i‘htilllpltnlship of the ls-
,lilllt] last week tind that it was re-
fused. 'l‘ho: refusal was made
by the Tennis Committee. because
the court is hardly ill a. playable con-
dition. it is only through their un-
tlring efforts and the hard work
of the t-liiiirinan of the Tennis Com-
.llt‘Xl your. :13 it seems they do, by
”I!" enthusiasm evinced the officials
of the llcll lsliind club should ap-
propriate ii sum of. money to put
thv courts into playing shape. This
fault of the
tht' chalrmnn.
0
tennis ‘committt-e or
Mrs. Ralph Schwartz and family
of Brooklyn are spending a week.
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. \‘crnon
Jnrboc of Smith's Alley. Mr.
Schwartz will nrrivc on Saturday
and will spend the week end here.
George Jung has returned to his
home in Brooklyn. N. Y.. after a
visit with Miss Claire Cocnen of
Pine l‘olnt.
RO’I‘ON POINT
The Hope liosc Fire company. .\'o.
held its first annual dance last
evening at tho lioton l'oint danc-
ing pavilion . A very large crowd
was in uticndancc. The Swancc
Screnndors furnished delightful mu-
sic for the occasion. Jerry Griffin.
the entertainer of the orchestra. dc-
llghtcd the large crowd with his
rendition of many of the latest song
hits. The committee in charge of
the affair who worked so hard to
make it a success are: Frederick C.
llicdcll. chairmen: A. laurus. sec-
retary: G. Edmund Librizzl. treas-
urer; Edward J. Altkcn. \Vllilum
Bowman. Edward M. Ryan. John
Stnnhi and Frederick Callahan.
O O O .
Final plats are urw being Made
for the Mammoth Mardl Grits dance
to be held on Septinbcr 7th. under
the .‘Usplces of the Perfect Crifts-
nu-n'a Quarry. Old \Veli Lodge. No.
lbs. P. s: A. M. Thts is the second
dfillCt' thi- year that th-: Craftsmen
have run. and it is hoped that this
sflnlr will be as successful as the
previous one. Bushels of confetti.
Spanish hats and horns and other
novelties will be given out. This is
nut to the last dance of the season ° ° ‘. ‘
at the Point. Miss Jeanie Harper of Summit
‘ ‘ ‘ avenue had the misfortune ' to
The chilly weather of this week
has kept many from bathing. mid
an annuity dull week has been
reported by the bathing house
management. The few bathe-rs who
have braved the chilly breezes. say
0
day. The trip was made on the
Scents. .
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It was announced yuterday that
there will be three more displays
of fireworks this year as follows;
Argon huh. ubor Day. and Eup-
tember 6th.
Neville Barley. A manager’of the
Dark. is ill.
men use: sanmr was a (as.
sprain her right ankle yestreday.
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at a card party and luncheon at the
Bell Island club. yesterday after-
noon. Bteward Albert W. Herman
eoo employee of Borden and prepared the menu. which was as
cease-y Of New York. held their follows: mix pickle. and olives.
“In" with! at the park yester. chicken a la ing. French peas. vs-
nilia ice cream. hot. chocolate sauce.
home made cake and coffee.
present were: It‘s. Clay Ham
lire. Charlston A. newborn. ,
Helfllle F. Riley. Hrs. Albert ErI-_
kine. Ill-s. George 3 Rates. Mrs.
Arthur A. Hughes. Ilrs. William
ser. Ilrs. Edwin Kennedy. Mrs. Ilc.
bermott. Illa J. 1. "Brush. Ira.
Mrs. \‘crllon Jurboc. of Smith's Al-
ley will entertain a number of
children of the Island at a. party on
Tiicsday morning. Lucky number
dances will constitute the morning's
progrmn.‘Thcsc Tuesday morning
partics are now becoming a weekly
feature as Mrs. \\'. Frank Schwartz
entertained a number of the child-
rcn at is little party on Tuesday of
this week. .
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Miss Eleanor t-lhca has returned
to hcr home in Brooklyn. N. af-
ter a visit with Miss Alice Cocnen of
Pine Point.
Mr. and Mrs. t‘larcncc A. Spear
of Oak Hurst cottage. entertained
six friends at a dinner at the Bell
island club. last evening. Albert “7.
Herman. steward of the Bell Island
club. catered. ..
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Miss Sophia \Vciner has returned
to her home in ,Brooklyn N. Y.
after a. visit of some time with Miss
Laurette (menen. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. “‘erner Coenen of Pine
Paint.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. B. DeKIyn have
returned to their home in Brooklyn,
after spending the summer at their-
home at Pine Point.
Mrs. G. A. Macintosh of East
avenue and MB Carl B. Peters of
Pine Point entertained 18 friends N
Those
Ill-s.
Beera. Mrs. Victor A. Cahill. Ilrs.
Edwin J. Neuter. Ilrs. I". C. Stagg,
Mrs. Hear-n areas. Mrs. E. M. Riy-
ass inn n. m. (D. i to.
nurse Law -..». Musing;
Hrs.
BIG succiss
Nearly $1,500 Cleared
——Money to be Add-
ed to Fund for Addi—
Thr annual Bazaar which was held
in the Bell Island club last week.
was one of the biggest successes in
was
funds have been provided have been
drawn up by-lloward Vanderbeck
New
provemcnts call for an addition of
larger
to this a
ten foot covered porch will be built
9 inches. Thel
present store will be discarded and a
The present gallery will be retained
ten, 3 store
f the club-
house will be extended to the pro-
The pool room above the club will
be removed and an up~to—dutc din-
uing room built. The proposed im-
provements will transform the club-
house into one of the finest in the
curt
is scheduled
due to Vernon and Charles Jarboe
lie is
Cross Highway.
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port Saturday. and will :Mnd a week
with her
George A. Darrow of State street. ,-
'thews took the consolation prize.
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A lawn party was held at th
home of Dr. and Mrs. Elmer John
in honor of the
their daughter. Ruth. Those pres
out were Patricia and Dorothy Co‘l
W’ardeli. Joan Doyle.
Paula Sehmooger. Devlna Schmid
ling. Beth and Catherine Hogan
Rich and Mary Hart-it.
_Esthcr Johnson.
those present. Games were played
refreshments were served and
guest of her uncle. Dr. Geo. Wen-
ner.
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Joseph chncr left on Monday
' for an extended ,tour through the
Adlmndad‘“ 9"“ .Cfiflnda- see our FALL LINE which
0
‘ Miss Edith McClenn'an. ‘ accom- is now ready for YOUR m-
panied by Miss Grace Lovell of ‘
Westport. spent Tuesday visiting spectlon.
_ Dr. and Mrs. (:60. Wenncr.
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The Epworth Leagucrs of the:
Methodist church will hold an inter.
esting bazaar tomorrow afternoon
o‘d evening. There will be var-bus
cnjoyments and salable things and
goodies to eat. All are cordially ill-
vitcd to enjoy it good time and help
make the bazaar a. success. '
DARIEN l
Vernon Martin of bill Lafayette
street. Bridgeport. will' be arraigned
in the Darlcn Town court. today.on
the charge of reckless driving. Mr.
Martin was arrested on ’l‘chdny
evening on the complaint of Daniel
La Moria of Tierney street. Nor-
walk. who said that Martin had
pushed his car of! the road two or
three times on the way from llnricn
to Norwalk. Miirtln was driving a
truck owned by thc lirldgcport
Gloss company of Middle street,
Bridgeport. at the time.
l
Miss Mary Elizabeth Latttmer has
returned to the home or her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. I". Lnttlmer of
llrooksidu avenue. after spending
several days the guest of llctty and
Josephine Dunning. the daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubert Dunning
ol Seashell cottage. Smith's Alley.
Bell Island.
o
—»lci-. Raymond Street
Phone Darien loo.
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John “'ct-d. Jr.. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John “'Ctd of lioilow ’l‘rcc
Ridge road. has passed his examin-
ations for the Exeter Preparatory
school. New Hampshire. and will
enter that institution in the coming
fnll school season. Benjamin “'eed.
his brother. will cntcr
school at ifskcvillc. Conn.. this fall.
also.
\
John C‘aldcr of Aberdeen.
land. who is staying with
Shand of Ccntl-r strc t.
ed a position with th
Works.
& Son.
Scot-
Peter
has accept-
Norwulk Iron
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James MacDonald of Center
street. has accepted a position with
Peter Shand. local contractor.
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Mrs. Carlton \Vhitc of the Pos.t
road. Noroton, has been entertaining
Mrs. E. Rourke of Sardinia, N. Y,
' o a a
Charles E. W'llliumson of Maple
avenue. is spending a few works in
Atlantic City. N. J.
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Martin J. Shaugllncssy of ifuni-
lond avenue spent “’ednesday
Savin Rock.
M.
W.
at
The card party given by Mrs. E. J.
Taylor was both a social and a finan-
cial success. After the games were
finished. Mrs. Taylor and her assist-
In;
card
lire.
Beers. third: Mrs. Eastman. fourth:
Mrs. Brush. fifth. and Mrs. Mat-
son of Summit avenue. last evening
fifth birthday of
lier. Ann Kennedy, Rita Cahill. Vida
Betty Banks,
Mary Gnllin. Patricia. Turner". Peggy
Ruth and
Before the. party
endc da group picture was taken of
the
began is spending it. week as the
lloiehklrs‘
.J.
BATES STREET
SHIRTS,
l-‘Oll “'l-JLI: DRESSED BIEN
L‘OMPARE: T h e general
appearance, a c c u r a. t e71 y
null oiled patients, lustrous
pearl buttons, firm button:
e
holes and fine stitching.
If you like that distinctive-
ly custom appearance and
long, lasting comfort and
service, you will want to
Rogers 69’ Stevens
N orwalk So. N orwalk
O .
Granville Maclicnzte and some
friends will camp on the shore near
South Norwulk Saturday. and will re-
maln at the camp four weeks.
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'l‘hcrc were no cases before the
town court yesterday. The court
was opened in the morning and im-
mcdluH-lv adjourned.
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(‘. 1'. Harris and daughter. llettim
lcft )istcrduy for Pennsylvania to
visit \lrs. Harris. who is spending
the summer there.
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Contractors were busy yesterday
removing the stone from the beach.
It is hoped that the work w_ill be
t‘onlplt led by Sundny. -
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Thr Tudor Players held a rehears-
:il last evening. of the play they ex.
poet in producc early in the fall.
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John Ryan. jr., of Ssugatuck spent
yesterday in New York cit)“.
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Smrral \i'i-stport members of the
National Guard attended drill :it the
Nor-w: 3k armory last evening.
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Tllt‘ Compo Life Guards
epet‘lnl mceting in the
last 1“ oiling.
.
held a
library hall
. .loln l‘icntic. llllgh Bentic and
f Charles Lyman are camping on Sher-
’ woods island.
MAKING NIGHT
FLlGliTS SAFE
3 CHICAGO. ——'l‘he meteorological
[conditions of the country at night
and the elaborate precautions taken
iy the government to guard against
the hazards of night airplane flying
nil “in favor the success of night
lllll' mail service when the govern-
‘mcni inaugurates this service be-
tween Chicago and Omaha. accord-
ing to government air service oftl~
. cials in statements to the Associated
Press. The distance is 540 miles.
Air conditions at night. it is polnt~
ml. out. are more favorable to flying
than during the day. The night at-
mosphcrc does away with the
“bumps" in the air which are the
cause of lamentatlons of day nvia~
tors. These "bumps" result from the
ante served cake and punch to that
guests. Mrs. Taylor ended a most
successful week as chairman of ,the
“2 T. l. A. booth committee today.
Mrs. Van Sant will assume charge
of the booth Saturday.
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The Senior Nature Study class
held its last meeting at the Beach
pavilion yesterday. The .youngcr
class will hold one more meeting at
the beach next Wednesday morning.
Thursday of next week both classes
will visit the Bird knctunry. and
will then disband for the school
year. Miss Smith of Norwalk has
charge, of both classes.
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The basketry class met at the W.
T. I. A. pavilion yesterday afternoon
under the instruction of Mrs. Taft of
Bridgeport. Many different kinds 0f
baskets are being constructed by
members of the class. and several
are making wicker piano lamps.
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Next Thursday will be the last
session of the summer busketry
class. Another clan. will be organ-
ised which will hold its first meet .
in October in Redford house. Those
wishing to join should send their
names to Miss Laura. Chapman of
Mrs. Cora Johnson of Binghamton.
. 1.. is expected to arrive in West-
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parents. Mr. and Mrs.
sun's rays coming in contact with
the moistened atmosphere rising
from wooded lands. lakes. rivers and
green vegetation. which forces up-
ward a strong air current. As these
currents meet the airplane. the plane
has a tendency to rise and when the
aviator files out of the current. the
machine immediately drops. .
Airplane motors. as a rule. run
better at night than by day because
of the increase of oxygen and mois-
ture in the air. according to a tlon
officials. They expressed the belief
night beautitlcrr.
in health that is for more attractive
to men than more regularity of tea-
tmcs
Bruit-h should be the first,
of Women who want to win and hold
admiration. respect. and love.
first indication
dicatcd
eyes,
ucher. backache.
nervousness.
cholin. women should takc Lydia E.
l‘inkham’s Vegetable Compound, the ,
standard
which has been proven to help 98 out
of every 100 women who try it.— "
Adv.
Get: the correct tire for
your truck, it’s in our
Goodrich Line. We
how all types—six stal-
wart: truck. tires. Let
us help you select the
right one.
Mt m the (ing Rim"
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. Truk “gain Street
solia'is'nslvuouilwm. CONN.
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l‘RUC-K TlRES
WATERWAYS~ *—
OF EUROPE
BAMBERG. Iialiiriai. -— ('llilrlO-‘
magnc would have a bad half hour;
if llt‘ could conic buck to lift: long
enough to see how canal—diggers are
gashlng up the eastern half of his
old empire to connect. the watt-rs ot
the Rhine and Danube. and make ;.
possible for ocean-going ships to
travel from the North sczi to the
Black still by inland “att‘rs.
The liltinc-Muinrlmnubc canal.
which was begun in 1921. contem-
plates a revolution in the transpor-
tation systolii of Europe, and indi
rt-ctly of the t-ntirc world. Fills“!
routes “1” be Chung-«l. 'ind (1113005.
loaded on occult-going ships of no:l
greater than 1.500 tons capacity .illl
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Friday and Saturday
Alcohol, for massage and rubbing, pint . .
Aromatic Spirits of Ammonia, 2 oss.
Beef, Iron and Wine pint ........
Bicarbonate of Beds, pound ....... . ................
Bay Rum (58% alcohol), 8 02:.
Boric Acid, pound package
Castor Oil, 4 oz. bottle ................. .
Lady Webster Pills (well known “alter dinn
100 in a bottle .......................
Mavis Talc, can ............... . ........... . . , ‘ '
Milk Magnesia, half-pint bottle ............ , . . . . "
Nipples Anticolic, medium, 6 for ..............
Oil Citronella, 2 oz. bottle .....................
Quinine Pills, 2 gr. 100 in a bottle ...........
Rhubarb & Soda Mixture. should be in every l‘cr;
' dard remedy for disorders of stomach. pt. 4.9:
Sulphur, powdered. pound box .............. . ,
Spirits Camphor, 4 oz. bottle ...................... _
Sugar Milk Merck. pound box ... . . . . .
Sweet Spirits of Nitre. 1 oz. bottle . . . . . ..............
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be nblc to still from Rotterdam to
Galatz at illt‘ mouth of the l'IillUbt,‘
touching Cologne, Minnm-i. Paink-
60 South Main Street
(ll'l'LN FUJI ISI'SINFSS DI'IXING .\I.'l'l.ll\'llt-\~
fort, Nuremberg, \‘icnna, lludnpcrt
illld Belgrade on their way to the
Black si-a.
American .cotlon is promised a,
through trip lrom New Orleans to'
practically till the countries of Con»
tral Europe whichdlnve no seaports.
and new tourists' routes are to be
opened up for excursion stvaiitcrs'
which will rival the Rhine trip int
‘bi-auiy nnd historic lntcrcst :tnd'
make it possible for visitors to rllf'fl~
inatc the annoyances of frequent,
changes from steamer to trains. :
The new waterway will touch tlic‘
territory of lllnc status: 'lUll:tlld.,
Germany, l-‘i-uncc. Austria. Hungary,
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Are You Interested in
Diet
If you are do not miss the series of foul ;.:'t. -’
OUR FAMILY FOOD “'lllt'll The Sclltlllr-l v. ET' A;
cry Tuesday.
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Serbia. Bulgaria. L‘zocliu-Slouikiu.
nnd Itoumnnia. ilut it is really more.
than a canal of continental Europe.‘
as it will put all maritime powers in
touch with central Europe. and uf—.
ford ti new rntry to the Near liastl
by way of the Black sea. !
it the canal attains the slicer“ itsl
promoters prophesy. it will drain}
much business through Rotterdam)
into the heart or Europe. which
now goes past Gil-raltcr into the
Mediterranean. Much busmi-xs which .
now finds its way into the. Black srai
through the Turkish straits is also
expected to enter tho. lllack sen
through the mouths of 'ihc Danube-J
Odessa. which lies only it shall dis-
lllllCi‘ cast of the ltoumnniuii ports
at the ltiinubc's mouth, is expected
to it greatly bencliltcd by the l‘LW
\\'3li‘r“’fl)'.
l‘uris plans to spcnd S750.“"t0 this
your in proHiiillg public liatlir. ' '
in South America tin-re is a. men
of cuts. which docs not know how to
mow.
THE BEAUTY OF HEALTH
Newspapers, and magazines are do-
voting columns to music or ou‘r-
Thcrc is a bcuuty
or n made-up complexion.
csscntinl
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of ill health as in-
by dark circles under the
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pain in ‘the glilo.
irritability and melan—
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t'cmedy for woman's ills.
that this would add to the success
and efficiency of the government's
night mail service.
Furthermore, largo beacon lights
have becn.instalied every 1: 1-2
miles between Chicago and Omaha.
These will be kept going continuous-
ly throughout the night and will
throw a flood of light into the air to.
Hide the aviator over his route. fa
addition. lights will flood the landing
fields and indicate to tho aviator the
dlmction the wind is blowing.
To care for the hasards of forced
landings. the airplanes in night
service will be equipped with wins
tip lights controlled srom the pilot's
seat. Parachute landing flares. also
controlled automatically. will be car-
ried by the aviator. As he glides his
plane in a circle in landing. the fielo.
wherever the forced landing may
happen to be. will be flooded with
light. The wing tip lights will not
blind the aviator’s view. but clearly
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indicate any obstructions underneath
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