g”; Fewd of fifty turned out
I”, practice at the Norwalh
grounds last night. stiff
_ gone through under
. of William Plunhett.
“4 h. With interest and
, so early in the season.
I. h will be chosen alter
promises to be a splen-
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flats at O'Brien's.
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nd daughter wad born
Est 19th to Mr. and Mrs.
at Ann street. This
Ire. Webb of Main street,
6 grandmother for the
{*3 .41. Bidden Dow. chicken din-
‘asnjaadey. 1 O'clock. one dollar.
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A Mm was born this morning
to Mr. and Mrs. lke Rosenfield of
71 Cedar street. Mr. Rosenfield is
a molar Washington street mer-
Lohat. no is so happy today he finds
pit hard to settle down to business.
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-m I Gans. That's all.
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i Dr. Oral of Marvin Beach enjoyed
, the fireworks off ltoton Point last
Thursday night in his yacht. but
the rough sea disturbed some of
his guests on board.
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M soon. Dmtglas Fairbanks
in “nob. Hood."
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Dr. and hire. Herbert J. Cornell of
Marvin leach are returing from
”nine next week. where they have
been spending the entire sum-
.lIl'. .
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—lualso sewn. Douglas Fairbanks
in “Both Hood."
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Miss Eleanor Bondi of Springfield.
Mass. returned yesterday after
spending a week at the home of
her friend. Miss Leona \Vard. of
Elm street.
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-—Trips on itoton Point motor
boat. Adults 13c. children 10c. every
afternoon and evening.
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Henry P. 1’0“?” of Brookslde has
returned after spt'ndln ga two weeks
vacation at 14 acre pond. He reports
i.
u
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i a large catch of fish, frogs and
3 turtles.
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—The Hidden Door. chic‘ken din-
:, nor. Sunday. 1 o'clock. one dollar.
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Mrs. M. Elizabeth Ward of Elm
sircet is spending a day in Stam-
ford, visiting at the home of her
,.
{- Irwin liolmca and "Steampipc"
3.: Clark of South Norwalk have just
g returned after spcnding a two weeks
l.
fish. boating. and
a, brother. Mlchnr-l Boyle. of Grove
”I street.
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‘Ifl -—nltlio NI)". lltmglds Falrbaiiks
m; in “flown Hood."
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swimming. at
Bantam Laiw. i'onn.
Miss Luella Finch of Fort Point
road will return Tuesday from a two
weeks' vacation spent in Asbury
Park. N. J.
-—Tho ilidllvn imar. chicken din.
nor. Sunday. 1 o‘clock. one dollar.
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Mrs. George ll. Howard of 42 Flax,
Hill road anvl Mrs. linrry Fuller and:
sons, Robert and Harry. jr.. are
’v spending a “m-k at Stonington. Conn.
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t'
ASpocial t'v~ntlircs at Eaglcs' Car-
,Yihll tonight. 6 Matt avenue.
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9‘ Din Keyuorth of Flax liill road
is enjoying n tcn dnys' vacation
' from his duties: at the South .\‘or-
? walk post offlrv.
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Stephen (lnmiwin. superintendent
Tripp's lunch cart will start on
.‘len day tmir to Canada, next
"in his ww Starr car.
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b—You can ‘ii\i‘, money by buying
~ . hosiery nt Krclvr's.
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" Mhs Hazel Stuil of East avenue.
M returned to her home, after
*mnding snmv time nt Stir-dingo.
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.3“! your V'ictvola at. l‘ionnelly's
I weekly payments. Store open
evenings until I p. m.
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Dorian. N.
‘r
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4 Miss Beatrivrt
, ‘ feet is leavlnir
_ Ink in New Ila
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Lycctt of Cedar
today to spend a
you “'ith friends.
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That's all.
e
Idiss Anna nresev is enjoying a
”MUOI of t\\o weeks front her
~.; title. at Keeler's shoc store.
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I'll.
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--l-larris a Ga
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HT . .
‘ ‘--Berg.sform is framing pictures
all in l. (l. o. F. blag, So. Main
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J. Corridon of Gregory
. ma. has accepted a position
‘-’ew York City.
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. 9%. have all the new glove
. , ”-
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‘ ’ “macho .arrigton of Flax
.. is enjoying a two weeks'
‘. .Ii. Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
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.Ialicing tonight.
g. Mott avenue.
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,, Mrs. Charles T. Dimond
‘ .of West avenue attended
in .New York Thursday.
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Eegles'
n...
if
. IDans. That's all.
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“In. Edward L. Beers of
us will motor to Tor-
-rrow.
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4 flats at. O'Brien‘s.
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, Weiser of Cottage
be a week end guest in
More?
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w
the new fall
stockings shown at.
.mrutse-sse
”commanding
War-sum
Ml. Eagles'
edfrem
l ‘ .
lbs lacy Haliaoy and Mr. and
hire. Lyman .1. as are crating
en Long gonad, sound. They have
stopped at various yacht clubs along
the-way. including the leawanhahs
Corinthian Yacht club at Oyster Bay.
the W Island Yacht club, the hill-
liesalre Yacht club at Northport.
where they attended a dance given
in honor of the commodore. Tonight
they will he presents! a dance given
at. the Cold Harbor Yacht club. 1.. l.
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Miss Cecelia Tarlov of 16 Grove
street had resigned her position at
Jaooby's. and is substituting for Miss
Mary Bailaoy in 'lhylor and Cuneo's
office. during her absence.
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Judge John Keogh of Wallace
avenue will return today from
Springfield. Mass" where he has been
on business.
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Gerald Taylor and hire. MacClaren
and daughter, Helen. motored to
Bantam lake. Thursday in Mr. Mae-
Claren's Cadillac scan.
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”Em—j
T‘ddy. the 10 year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Kareszenskie. of
Third street. broke his left: arm while
playing football with a few of his
chums at the Wicks lot yesterday
afternoon. The boy tripped on a
stone while rushing with the ball
and fell and other players landed on
top of him. causing painful injuries
and a broken arm. He was rushed
to his home where he received medl-
cal attention.
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Torn Benedict and Thurston Bide:
have returned from Boston with Mr.
Benedict's newly purchased cruiser.
The trip was greatly enjoyed and Im-
sides a few rough spells, the weather
was all on their side. The boat is
geared for 20 miles an hour and its
proud owner hopes to increase its
speed .
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Starr Jarvis
of Seaview avenue left this morning:
for Bantam Lake. with Frank and
Darius Miller of Twrington. and will
return Monday with Margaret and
Starr Jarvis. who are vacationing
with relatives there.
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Mr. and .\ir'. Frederick Fry of
Strawberry Hill avenue. who are \a-
cationlng in Maine and New Hamp-
shire. are expected to return to their
home tomorrow evening. l-‘roni
postal curd reports their camplntx
trip has been a most e njoyable one.
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Local fishermen are getting out.
their poles again after giving the
(R01) line a big working. and expect
to lay for snapper blues which nrc
due in local waters at this time. of
the year. Some catches of this spccll
have already been reported.
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Mr. and Mrs. Dillis l'lean of Va‘i
Zant street and Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Sturtevant of Thomas rircri. will
leave tomorrow for Rockvlile. Conn.
where they will spend a work's voca-
tion with relatives.
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William Darrow of Derby. who
has substituted for Frederick Fey.
manager of the Atlantic and Pacific
grocery store in Van Zant street for
the past two weeks. will resume his
duties as manager in an A. and l‘.
store in Derby next week.
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Rev. 1". D. Piprr bits rcturnrd to
his home on Van Zant street follow--
in}: a motor trip trough the W'hllt-
Mountains and Canada. Mr. l'lpcr
visitrrf Maine. New linmpshirr‘. “'in-
nipcsaukcn. and Rnnzcly lakc.
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So of .‘dr. find Mrs. Mor-
ris fiteinherg of Liberty square. who
broke his arm a few rims ago. when
he fell from a tree near his home. is
rapidly regaining the use of the in-
jured arm.
m‘snl
.n wv r. 56?:
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The employees of the Norwalk
lion Works are enjoying an annual
outing at the porlon llouse today.
lifeltl events were started about 10
o'clock this morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swiut of
Thomas street. left this morning for
Lnkc Hops-kong. N. J.. where. ihey
will spend a fcw weeks with rnlatlvr-s
will spend .1 few weeks with rcla~
(“‘03.
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-.\irr. William Reddy and daughter
of ‘Rayvllle. L. 1.. have returned to
their home after a short unit with
Captain and Mrs. Roddy of Cox-.2
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lessmnn and
daughter of New York city have re-
turned to their home after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sokol of
First street.
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R. A. ‘ofield of Langdon's island
is having a Ford motor installed in
his boat at First Point. Captain “‘al-
lace Bates is doing the work.
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Wilson Walsh of First street has
resigned his position with Rodman
J. Lilly's ideal market on Cove ave-
one.
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Doris Pennoyer of Gregory boule-
vard has returned to her home. after
a month's sojourn with relatives in
the White mountains.
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Henry Stenton of Betta place is en-
jeying a two weeks‘ vacation with
friends in Fall River. Mass.
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Ed Smith and Harry Hoffman
went fishing out on the Sound yes-
terday and report a good catch.
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The two-car garage at the rear of
the home of George Wilson on On-
born avenuc- has been completed.
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Miss Vera Whitney of Liberty
Square is spending the week-end
with friends in New Haven.
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Xi- ninnie lio- of Betta place.
is enjoying a vacation with friends
in Roxbnry, Mass.
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Harry Nathan of Rowan 'treet has
purchased a not Chevrolet deliver!
Joseph Rees of Second street. has
taken a position with the ldela mar-
ket on Cove avenue. '
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Mrs. S. Aldack of Gregory Boule—
vard.isavisitor inflow Yorkclty
for a few days. a _ ,
The loath Nth-walk Club will hold
1.,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Adler of New
York city are visiting Mr. and Mrs:
J. Baron of Second streetifor g few
days.
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Miss Mamie Kubovio ‘of Liberty
Square. has returned to her home
after s. short vacation with friends
on Smith's Island.
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Porter Emerson Browne's yacht“
"Dolphin" is at Captain Wallace
Batc's drydock .at First Point. for
painting and repairs.
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Y. D. Weissman of Fitch street.
has purchased a new Dodge touring
car. -
ROTON POINT
There were no excursions or pic.
nice at the Park yesterday and con-
cessiOners experienced' one of the
slowest days of the week. Next week.
there are very few excursions sched-
uled. Many of the concessioners are
now arranging work for the winter.
Many of them will have booths at
the reinbury Fair and fairs in sur-
rounding towns this year.
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The Swanee Screnaders will give
their weekly concert tomorrow after-
noon in the Band stand. Since the
inauguration of this policy. three
weeks ago. it has proved feature.
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There are four excursions at the
park today. Of chief interest is the
outing of the Richard Hellman em-
ployees. They are due to arrive 400
st O-ng on the Crescent.
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High Tide: Sunday; 12:22 a. m.
and 12:39 p. m. (D. S. T.)
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High Tide: Monday: 1:01 a. m.
(D. S. '1‘.)
it is expected that Dr. George H.
Noxou will return to his Darien
home. next week after a. month's
vacation. which he has spent at
Nova Scotia. Dr. Noxon is now much
improved in health after his long
rest. The past month‘s vacation is
his first in two and a half years.
The Noroton “'ater company has
issued another warning to local peo-
ple about the shortage of water. and
that they must not use it for watch
ing lawns or gardens. The Tokcneke
Corporation has also issued a warn-
ing.
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Clarence Raymond and Ralph 0s-
born have returned from a hike
to North Brsnfnrd. .\lass. They left
Daricn on August 13th. and rcturncd
the past \i'ednesds y.
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Georirc ch-nuhcr of Maple ave-
nue is ill at his home \vith an attack
of diphtheria. lir. Powers in in at-
tf‘ndancc.
Tlic \xrrlgli morbidity report of
the Stain of I‘onneclicut shows that
them- is onc case of typhoid fever
in Durit u.
Eugv‘nr- \\'illmott has returned to
his home on Railroad avenue after
spending the summer camping at
Scoits (Tove. Tnkcnclw.
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—l'cc. inymond Street & Son.
Phone Darien 100.
('aptnin and Mrs. W. A. Pendleton
have returned to their home in
Sedgwick avenue after a visit with
relatives in Ncw York city.
Muster Clifford Alexander of the
Post Road is the guest of his grand~
pnrf‘nlh .\ir. and Mrs. Christie of
New ‘1'an (lily.
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Mrs. Edna l2. Tompkins of the
Post Road was a. visitor in South
Norwalk. .\‘cntcrdny.
T. \\'. Austin is having his block
on Main street repainted. Frank lves
is doing the work.
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Mrs. (‘. J. ()timcr and son .\‘or-
man of “'cst avcnuc are visiting in
Brooklyn. New York.
r—nowmon—fi
The ofliccrs and trustees of the
llowuylon Library Association i-x.
prtha their appreciation to all who
have contributed their services to-
wards the making up of the splendid
program "A Hawaiian Evening" for
Tuesday. August 23th at the Roway-
ton Baptist Chm-ch. Sp'ecial ac-
iiam Sinclaire of the Noroton Prce-
byterian Church. for the loan of his
lantern and the South Norwalk Con-
gregational Church for the loan of a
screen. Ida Morcley Beckius. secre-
tnry
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The ticket: for the Hawaiian eve-
ning. August. :Rth to be held for the
benefit of the Rowayton library. will
not he put. on sale. They can get
the tickets at the door. Norwalk
trolleys pass right in front of the
building. Admission fifty cents. and
children under fifteen. 25 cents.
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The Epworth Leaguers of the
Methodist church will hold an inter-
esting bazaar this afternoon and
evening. There will be various en-
joyments and salable things. and
goodies to eat. All are cordially in-
itcd to enjoy a good time and help
make the bazaar a success.
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A rehearsal of the Ever Ready
Chorus of the King's Daughters was
held last evening at the home of
hire. 'W. F. Ambler. The chorus will
sing two selections at the Union
Memorial Service at the Baptist
Church. tomorrow evening. -
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Members bf the Rowayton Baptist
church had planned a sail on the
Sound. for last evening. l’ as the
water w- so rough and tho-wind
was so high. it was not considered
safe to go.
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‘Fricnds of William R. Thompson.
of 11°an Avenue. will be glad
to hear.” that beds recoverinlpnicol’
from the effects of an operation
perdormodv recently in the Presbyter-
ian Bospital 18:17.??k Cb.
Rev. John has: of Brooklyn. 8.
Y. has snehmd‘pqlpits with new.
Victor aeolian o! the Romp Bap-
tist church for thh Sunday.
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Forrest Eastman“ W ave-
nueha‘siniured‘ hieleg. buttnew
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ahietnreturn‘ sum New
t” , ,. a.” .7_".. h ‘
knowledgement is due the Rev. Wil-o
L,
Street. is e'nioying a two wgy' va-
cation from her duties in the Nash
Engineering Company.
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The Young Married People's As-
sociation of Rowayton will hold a
moonlight soil this evening.
BELL ISLAND
TENNIS MATCH
FOR CHILDREN
James Hagerty Do-
nates C u p ‘f o r
Youngsters — Play
to Begin Monday
Closely following the article in last.
evening's Sentinel. that there will be
no tennis matches this year. comes
the announcement that James A.
Hagerty of Summit avenue has do-
nated a gold cup to the Junior ten-
nis champion of the Island. and the
championship series will begin on
Monday to determine the junior tcn-
‘nis champion of the Island. Only
boys, 14 and under will be allowed
to compete. \Vork was started yes.
icrdsy to rcpair.iho court and the
not. A new cable was put through
the not. and the net rc-cordcd. Ar-
thur Hammerstein. prominent New
York theatrical magnate, \‘crnon
Jarboe, chairman of the entertain-
ment committee. and \V. l-‘rank
Swans, chairman of the tennis com-
mittee. assisted by several lslnnd
lads. did the work. The tennis
tournament will begin on Monday
and end Friday. In previous ycnrs.
the cup had to be won by the some
person for two consecutive seasons.
but Mr. Hagcrty has announced that
the winner of the cup this your rc-
tains it. All players shout the island
under 14 are planning to outer.
Among those who have uirt‘ady sir;-
niilcd their intention of entering are:
James T. Hagerty. jr.. Herbert A.
Schwartz. jr.. Albert Erskine. Mel~
ville l". "Hank" Riley. Donald Mc-
Lachlan, John Gloetzuci. Jerome l'.
Doyle. Edward F. Sellz. ji.. lwnt
Creuser and Brooks Peter.
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The newly organized club at the
island. the B. l. '1‘.‘s held n picnic
at the Lincoln 1.0g cabins in flown)-
lon Thursday afternoon. Hot dogs.
marshmallows and many other dc-
licious edible; \"L‘l‘f‘ scru‘d. The fol»
lowing young people of the island
Were present: Jean llnrpcr. Doris
Turner. .\iurivl Schwartz. ilcrbcrt A.
Schwartz. Jl'.. Donald
Donald livlgtrty. John and Henry
Gloctznrr. lfillm llsyce. Eddie Seitz.
Frank Schwartz and Freddie Hour.
ton. The officers of the club nrc'.
Herbie Schunriz. president and
Jeanie Harper. vice-president.
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3 TM: ilrst annual mlnstl‘cl show
given at 5:30 by the boys and girls
of the Island «ill be stag-ml tonight.
There will be about '.'i in lili‘ show.
Foilowin‘ the mlnstrcl. tho: .usuni
weekly dance will take placo with
Kcarncy's orchestra furnishing the
music. The lucky number donors for
this evening are: 'i‘otn nntl iuniors.
F. A. chnson. and adults, ii. .lnsoph
“'right.
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The Phuln l'hun Klul. will hold n
_mccting this coming \vcck. to dccidc
on what day to hold their bazaar. As
Jerry Doyle, president of the club. is
in the miiistrcl show and ilcrbic
Sch“ artz. secretary. also in the show.
the limb could not have their bazaar
on Friday as planned. With the min-
strcl show over. they will again got
down to active work.
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lligby Mason and Jerry Doyle have
accomplished an "iron man" stunt
at the Island. Digivy and Jerry didn't
do much when the island boys worn
having speed races on thcir bicycles.
but on Thursday both “hiked" to
Greenwich and back. a distance of
about 36 miles. The boys were fvcl~
ing fine. they said yesterday. after
this sircnzgius ride.
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Bobby Jarboc. cnicrprlzing young:
business man of the Island, has
started a show at the Island. The
first performance will be given this
afternoon. The admission is two
cents and all of Bobby's friends are
planning to attend. Bobby says
there will be jokes. too dances uu'
everything.
Natalie and Hermione Adams, Ann
Matthews. Herbert Simpson. George
Riley. “William Hurxtiial. Lambert A.
Adams and Jack Clinghlm enjoyed a
motor boat ride early yesterday
morning in George Riley's boat. "The
Joan."
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Miss Elaine Hammerstein. popular
movie actress. is the guest of Arthur
Hammerstein at the Selwyn cottage.
Miss Kitty Kelly, who will be the
leading lady in Arch Selwyn's new
play. is also staying at the Selwyn
cottage.
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Richard Doyle. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John B. Doyle of Crescent road.
is expected to return to his Bell Is-
land home. next week, after spend-
ing the summer at Camp Nama-
shaug. Lake Spofford. New Hamp-
shire. "
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Mr .and Mrs. Anton Gloetsner have
left for their home, in Los Angeles.
unfornis. after spending several
days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
1!. ll. Gioetsner of Summit avenue.
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Miss Jean Curran of Shepherd
cottage. Summit avenue. is able to
be about: again after being confined
to her home with a sprained ankle.
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Miss Natalie Adams of Crescent
road. Ann Matthews of Pine Point
and Jack Clinghlnt of Marvin beach
motored to liewdiaven. yesterday.
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Howard Bennett of South Norwalk
is spending the summer at the Sam-
niit lam in Summit avenue.
Great 3m has completed 481
new melted. .and is working on
. ‘ x W
verage' man reaches_ the height:
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Miss Inex Honhail. of» Crockett‘
Mclfichlun.‘
: BATES STREET
SHIRTS-
FOR “TILL DRESSED KEN
COMPARE: T h c general
appearance, a c c u rs t. e l y
matchedi patterns, lustrous
pearl, buttons, firm button-
holes and fine stitching.
If you like that distinctive-
13' custom appearance and
long, lasting comfort and
service, you will want to.
see our FALL LINE which
is now ready for YOUR in-
spect ion.
Rogers 69’ Stevens
N orwalk So. Norwaik
HENRY AGAIN
- BEES'DENT
Rte-elected by Property
Owners— Other Ofl'i-
.
cers Chosen
Tim Harbor View Company winch
consists of the property 0‘1””. of
Harbor \‘iww. Incl. Inst Thursday (\2-
ning ai‘tln- Club. A most imcrceting
owning “an (‘UJOyCd by the inn-{Ir
crowd present. Among the imprm'r-
Irv-nis discussed was the propuscd
nnv I-rx-lgtu David liaxlcr voluti-
i-wrr-l in vsiinmtc ih-‘ cost of tin
struciurt and submit a plan to that
the inward or Directors would hlvf‘
.somc ulcflmic idea on the matter of
' lnuncirg the propdsiiion. The idcn
.of Dan mg a \xntchmun for the winner
.lllnilli‘s vvns another subject -ii-s-
'mmu» :. and the details of the wonk-
lint; plan has left to the Board of
’Dittciors. Those that took actlm
pntt'ln thc various questions “an:
‘er. ix's-t‘slmiv, .\irs. .\lud‘n‘cgor. Ht.
.\iitchu-ll. .\lr. Sir-plums. .\lr. Cousirs.
Mr. Hyde. Mrs llunham. Mr. Sleut—
.« r. .\ir_ Dog-iv. .\ir. Page. Mr. John-
son and Mr. llugcrt. 'l‘hc lly~lnus
of iln‘ association “'t'rr- \otml to l-,-
ground and brought up to clam.
»'l'hccdorc llrnry “as in tlic chm.“
nn-l Claude .\lulsr-ll. chairman.
Hoard of illrn'f‘iorr. and John l‘oth r.
iiuanciul accrtiary. \vcrc the «flier
tncmlwrs at “on sound! '2
vicciinn of ofllccrr took place “tilt
the following results. Thcodorc lie..—
ry was unanimously v‘lcctcd to
isuccccd himsvlf as president.
. He declined at first stating
he felt t horn \erc others
that should be giver. consideration.
This excuse was not sufficient tor
the assemblage so they applaud-x1
him into oftlcc. in “oil chosen rc-
marks he said he would be. a goo.)
sport‘nnd servo. John l’oticr was
:-electcd ns Financial secretary. Dr.
J H. “'orthman. vice president.
(‘harlcs Smith treasurer. and “r.
Fuhrman auditor. The election for
the Board of Directors was non: in
ordcr: fin- nicmbcrr consisting illf‘.
board. The following is the results
of thc camlidatcs: Cluudo .\iunscil.
its; Dan'id Baxter. 50: “'llllnm
Flatlierston. $0; GL-Orgi‘ Johnston.
,51: David Page. 31: Charles Smith.
is: Charles l‘logcrt. 23 and John
Doyle, 22. Julc Delmar acted 'ir
temporary president during the elec-
tion of ofllcers. He paid a. glowing
tribute to the work Mr. Henry had
so far accomplished and wished him
success. He injected much wit into
his remarks during the course of tr."
election.
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The next ladics' Ton. under the
auspices of the officers of the us),-
ciotion who will serve as hostesses
will be held next Tuesday afternoon.
It. will be the last of the. season. A
ftnture of the occasion will be the
sale of left over goods from the re-
cent bazaar. There will be many
bargains and it is expected the peo-
ple of the island will take advantage
of this sale. The officers of the
ladies’ Ten Committee are Mrs. Slur-
gees Dunham. presitsit; Mrs. J. H.
Wurthman. vice president: Mh-c. Dn-
vid Page. treasurer and Mrs. Arthur
D. Clark. secretary. (
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The younger set of the island 'on-
joyed the first informal dance at the
club on Tuesday night. under the
management of the Junior Commit-
ice.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry White and son
will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Wadeover the week~end.
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lift-s. Petinger spent Thursday in i
New York.
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. Mrs. J. H. Wurthmnn entertained
at; cards Thursday afternoon.
mm m snowman“
"I took treatment from two doc-
tors. One said 1 had kidney trouble
and the other said it was my. blad-
der. Neither/did any good. I took
as bottles of Eoley Kidney title and
did me all the good» " 3:1
bad habit at :nigltf." writca' less. ’ a..
Faust. neuritis. lites. liberals!
Kid-er Puncher cities mum
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Little Enthusiasm A t
S t . Lazaro Station
W h e n H e Leaves
Paris — Defremont',
Manager, A c c o m -
panics Him
PARIS. Aug. 24.—Battling and
loft Paris today for Cher-hours. .with«
the intention of sailing for New York
today on the Bergengaria. says the
Echo des Spot-ts. Reporting his dc-
parture from the St. Lazaro station.
the newspaper says the Senegalese
boxer never left the capital with less
ceremony. Only a half dozen of his
friends were on ‘hand to bid him
goodby.
M. Defremont. Siki's manager.‘
who. with two pugilists. accompanied
the negro. is quoted by the Echo des
Sports as saying that the party has
no engagements. but that he intends
to challenge the winner of the Dem-
psey~Firpo bout. Defremont. added
that he would possibly arrange for a
match with Harry \V’ills. Siki him.
self exprcL-cd a hope of meeting
Dcmpscy.
The Senegalese has decided to give-
his three young lions. whose main-
ienance at present is coating 10
francs a day. to the Paris Zoological
Gardens. Siki's wife and child are
sojourning at a seaside resort in
Holland.
Dcfremont. tlic boxer said. has
settled Siki's dispute with Edward
Lapsrt. his original manager. by
payment of 35.000 francs of the :mo,
0N: francs claimed by Lapart under
his contract
MARTY HOLDS A !
WORLD’S RECORD
The Baseball Magazine in its cur-.
rent issue. has this short sketch of
Marty Callaghan of the Cubs. \Vor-
cestcr outfielder in 1921 and con-
sidered by many the best outfielder
this league has seen in many a sea-
son.
"Although
been in the big show
full seasons. he already holds joint
posscsslon of a world record in
baseball—in number of times to face
a pitcher in in single inning.
"in tho. hectic contest of Aug. .‘.i.
1921‘. brttvccn the Cubs and ihc.
i‘hils. .\lnriy went to the hat lhrec
times in tho fourth inning battingt
rally of the Chicago team and!
nmaahr‘cl out two snfc hits. '
"Marty hails from Norn‘oorL Moss.
“hero he “:13 born June 1. 1901. lit‘
shone as a baseball. football and
basketball pinyt'r at Norwocd High
school and pitched winning ball for
the Nor-wood Knights of Columbus
team. He entered organized ball in
1920. joining ilw \Vorccstcr Eastern
league team. Marty played two sea-
sons for “'orccstcr and he batted
.355 in 1920 and 3'30 the next year.
He also starred in the outfield.
The Chicago Pubs signed him and
last season he battvr .257 in T-i :on»
Marty Callaghan has
lcss than two
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Auto Truck Hits Car
Parked at Roadside
Edward Farrell. employed by the
Hoyt Nursery company. New Ca-
lust night that he was d<iving un
auto truck on New Canaan avenue
and ran into an automobile parked
on the side of the road without
lights. lie told the police that the
axle. fender and rear wheel of the
truck were damaged. The ‘thcr ma-
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of Main street.
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