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one Day Only, Sat., Sept. 13g
Matinee 2:15 -— Evening 8:15
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' * PROPERTY
What promises to bl one of. the
most sensational real estate sales
ever conducted in Norwalk has been
inaugurated by Olof Chrisuanron.
owner and developer of West Rocks
Manor at Main and Center avenues.
Nomik.
omces have been. opened at 63
Wall street (upstairs) and a host of
valuable premiums which will be
MAY OPERATE
on F. ii sum
Postmaster Under ‘ Ob- .
set-tuition _. M i s s
Morehouse to Wed
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Frederick H. Smith resigned poet-
master. was put under Observation in
the Post Graduate Hospital. New
York. Friday. It was found that a
; i ill SONG SERVICE;
~ BIG LECTURE tomorrow
" 710 TALK ON
' VOLCANOES
W. D. Westervelt and Miss
Yarrow to Tell About
. nawaii.
LADIES’ AID TO
MEET WEDNESDAY
Mrs. .Oberiin to Speak—Y.
M. P. A. Have Outing.
Miss Dorothy Knowles of Roway-
.74-
.s
,t
wa on l.itr r . his illustr tel lcc- 0 oration. - ‘
turret: “hint: the worm: 1:11-3‘3‘ t3;oorhirtvfedlkefnfhrefittfiinfon'M“ p o o - tureo. rugs and scores of other vein. 5;!” 'HUSICAL COME-DY NEW YORK HA5
t. - ' - . - r y re. 7;
active ' l :n . t th . Row -ton . About 12 members of the E worth able articles. EN H ARC. flM/YDAIE 0 fr"
{it ‘0 c‘ " a " “3' Adam Oberlin will talk with the 9 Three hundred and twenty lot.- in g I Vim/Iran.
..
v w ' r I
10 the flcld work of the hear Lust R. Stevens motor boat. The i. M. Post Road above the Rayie sci-loo ' w h n cdg _ _ -. . 7 ‘
a...“ m A,“ Minor. was finduum P. A. left Rowayton at 8:30 and re- on Friday about 12 o'clock. A iluck n “.1" be ”an,” therefor. Mr 'pgymilt‘lg‘fsézgegtxmnaic Czsunzmg Vial; corn. . r, > .v _ . A 1
3mm “HUM" school in June. and turned around eleven. Refresh- owned by Jones Jewel Milling 0031- some lucky purchaser to secure a lot. I he said- ‘ I Gui...“ K V ~
mm" m... ‘" ”Wm“ H“ "‘°"" “'"° "2"“? . ganvggNgdeork- anggfingigglrg -__-.M_,-__-_ gm; t... 5.... .00... ham and a. . _ k I W“. ;: g
”hm'h’“ "mm“ T‘ “1” "m" “‘3" . ~ . y a “m °' m“ co e ' . . . . . .. ar our ng car all for the price of . \' - lll'ilton, .- IL. ' "
£39le and Andrew C. “3.3“,"le “ggcdilgpmorthh th~;-itguc of the touring car owned by Mrs. Sarah Bobby Jame and lillllnn ‘YOung In :‘The Gingham Girl at “1% the lot alone—$185. Shteiei?:::1m\$d::§rtf Ififrlrmohgfii" 29th. at 2 (3t... ; ~ ,
5°“ °' "w wu'm‘ Wm “m" Ohm ‘ o a C u“ e] a mm: 0" Ad'y' °' u” m" R°“d' D‘m'” '5 Regent Theatre, Matinee and Night. Saturday. Sept. 1. Mr. Christianson in an interview . ' _ - ”Wm“? {M u. , .
:‘ii The nirrrs of Mrs. Yarrow. the Saturday ““97'100" and CNN": on Mrs. Adcy was turning into 'hr today stated that the present drive tonight at 8 oclock. The general wmo C‘ ~ .
. has": ‘T'rlll'l "and Elizabeth Tuck- "w “NFC" Kmundt A “"88 "um- driveway of her home. Officer Ern- - president will addroaa the macho: “- “n"
~1.y or \flw ‘JQ-rsoy complete this he" ““mde“ ““1 Pmmmzm the est L. Groat investigated the arcl- . _
r‘group . ,Hh ” polociion! will be: various booths; . . dent. but both parties agreed to set- \. v. —’ \\_ w \\ \
‘N “TWA” !" n" ” Am 9‘0“": You). \irs lr't Kip who is occupying tie she damages and no arrests were “ :Q..\\\.\..-tt~ \§§\\\\\
' ‘ F ‘ ‘ ‘ ma e. W ‘
:e' :N‘ “ixti 0 Hawaii (\Vresth of the Blodgett house in Tokencke, en- . . . I"
i- - \va . ' ‘t' :d ' I A
: nfi‘mm .. rm .. ' A.;ew.dur;gm».:a;b;.: R M POLO Pom it. ...... ....-
" . H n Lilillolral- ' pee on n or e . p I ‘ ‘
. Paxgibcl to fr'fnwr Quee Dr Robe t I: C. l: 'h wry large one and much more eer- . . era given prompt - .. I 30mm“ “ides
“m ' ~~ iin committee for the ' r ' 0° “ O .‘5 spcnd- viccablc the? the previous ones. _ and [arm-q .
v ‘Thn r..; v»! f; \l 0 Calvin l irrig the summer tit his residence in George Knapp painted the lettering . Th h dd' ’ R k F and careful nt- _ Lfi
liovening nr‘ lift‘F . ny r .. okeneke. left for a tour of the . 1 have also been - . ‘ I (. o P . g
Jfinrton nnl \its. Barton. Commander Berkshires, on Saturday. gnnéteh 3:01heeglizlegreph poles in W hlle Rldlng roug‘ L3 In 8 0c arm, lention. N 0 R NA L K k ' H U ., 'E . i C 0 R NER ”mm m h m
' ' il action brought in the
=the Iinicnr‘rn was indeed a fine. one. Th0 "nice Will be held in the In a Ci‘ . .
' ‘ ‘ - . idgeport. by Lid; . -
| Of tho YOU“! Pfflvlr s “' mllst church and there “ill be Superior Court fir h -- ,
7 Tho sins: nit fififfi’fii ta firefike‘r of note. A Sci-icy of Dar-en. ass-not u'Oiwv STAHORD, A“, 21,— I,“ i e trlpes
j pr:¥:mantl Rmpnnlc (Dr“’d"“ r‘ Charles P. Carry. . Jun“, J. Fenncil reprelentl the Miss lliidebrand's pony. of fine San! Farts of Paterson. New Jer-
.. M. gm”... 1 “Mk" L ‘-“f"" 0’ 1“”? 50“?“ plaintiff. polo breed. had to be shot yesterday soy. formerly of East Norwalk. en-
-. Anthem The Lord ‘8 My Sliuphs'rd gli'd "L the “minor! bauitarlum ‘ ' ° as a result of a broken hip. sustain- tt-rinined about 15 of his friends 0“ haw Vm‘ m “an“;
. , . Small .unday morning. Hr was is years Miriam “fright of Daricn. has ad in the accident. Sunday at a clam bake at Vail-y ”95‘8“ - l 8“ . .
. .. ..................... old. The. funeral will take place at brought “it for foreclosure against The girl. not yet is_ left Runny. Forge. lengths m (“mung Nmuhmm
of tho Hawaiian Historical Society.
will give, for the benefit of the R0-
Baptist Church. tomrorow evening.
- Miss l-‘ln-rvncn. it. Yarrow. for eigh-
teen years a missionary in Hawaii.
will havn an exhibition at the clove of er place“, Rows. ton wome dos" roast. . x
the lecturo- of native handiwork nni cordially invited to hear thisn ta‘lxk‘? . ' ‘71" 3’0 mined the individual pur- ADMISSION ~
. interesting photograph! of costume. Mrs. Oberlin in l spending the Frank Whiting and John Case of chasors on the popular allotment Matinee . . . . . . ' . . . . . ' . . . . . . ........ . . . . . U l” n
‘rccnery nrd Christian work among summer tit the home or Mr._ H. L. Tokeneke attended the burlesque plan which has gained nlch impr—ius E , - - -~ 7? u hm
the Islandrrs. Miss Yarrow has :td- Rowland of Crockett street. show "The Nifties 0’ 1’2"" at the throflhmlt Connecticq. and which ‘73an - - - ‘ - - - ' ' - - - ' ° ' ' ' ' ‘ --------------- L1) to 52w
3- vcrtll umlivnccs this 0 o o Stamford Theatre. on Saturday aft- is not new to Norwgik. Six of thoae seat we Wednesdgy, August 29th at 10 A. M.
dressed
vicinity during the summer a if she
«tarts this wnek on a lecture tour
‘jhrough New York and New Jersey.
_ Three or the group of young peo-
-ple who will play and sing the Ha-
. and its litterin romises was oc-
hre-alien molmllvs have lived 'n "on- snciatlon hold an outing Saturday their recently purchased home in casmnedsbyta 393m ‘0 turn mm I) )
-olulu for lerrill years. Miss Grace *‘V"nl"8~ The Association members West avenue. this feature is in addition to the mer- , ,_ . _ . . l( d
property o‘er qumkl). in order to
o chandise awards above
73W. Yarrow, daughter of Captain
"Ernest A. Yarrow. recently returns-Ii
:fiovooet tlahln, U. 8. Navy (retired)
(Airs. Perry “I llrooks of the Ronni
:‘pf Education. \Vilfred J. Funk of
Aid Society of the Rowayton Metho-
dist church will be held in the chap—
ladies of the church and community,
on “VVelfas-e \Vork." which she has
been doing most successfully in oth-
ton avenue has purchased a.
Studebaker roadster.
Mr. Harold B. Knowles of Roway-
new
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The Young Married People's as-
had planned a moonlight sail. but as
it was calm. they went. in Cap. Frank
A Rownyton fisherman who was
out after snappcrs in Scot's Cove.
pital. tomorrow. It is not yet known
whether he will have to undergo an
League of the
Church hiked to Pear Tree Point on
Friday evening. and enjoyed a. "hot
ernoon.
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M". and Mrs. Joseph Amend and
family have moved from their form-
er residence ln Railroad avenue to
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There was a. slight accident on the
Darien center. one pointing the way
to New Haven. and the other to New
Darien Methodist
Have Been Struck
Tokenekr. vir‘c president of Funk & Saturday, was surprised when he York. .
I‘Vagnnllis. lion. Charles W. llcll. caught a mackerel. Later. he . V; .h H. 01' Pros- MISS I‘larks
2fiumuel i‘r. Adams. .lohn Flint. John caught two or three. more. These Miss Dorothy . ore ox . l
are heiiovcd to be the m." of the poet avenue will be married to Fall
ii. Cosh-c. Charles H. Funk. litlllwrt
A. Bond, llr~riwrt “'ilimont. E. How-
ard Evory. rind the Officers and
Trustee.- M the Library Board.
.. The sum: sortice proscnlcti at th-1
l'nion l-or\ivv of the Methodist nnd
Iisptistthurcht-s List evering was
well attvndcd. and in the opinion of
I—mpfisf r'hnil'. and the two
of the F‘.\cr ltomiy chorus showed
much r-urncst trulning on the part of
the limo-rs. and hard work on the
pn'rt of their instructors. Till lht‘
result was so successful no to make
up for the work. The program fol-
lows:
i'rnludc. Song “’ithout \Vortis .....
........ Mendelssohn
Miss Sniffin
invocation. Praise God from “'hom
All lllcssincs ll‘lovv
Congregation
Flwr neatly Circle
Hymn No. 1?. Como Thou Almighty
Rev. Mr. . . h Beach Friday forenoon. ‘ ,_
.............. . . . . Giardlni . Property at Darien is involved in t e . ' Residents alon the .110” '"c u. » car. The
King (‘nnirrrsation fgigygpxlifllwif‘ficlatc. Burl“ in m“ action. which 1' returnable t° the :redhlfigdlns Rog: "oi? the Soung tracted on Satgrday 'evenlug by mcm'IiurrigtadlIiIL a‘nd aim-lei
' . eac a e. near e go course an . _ _ _ .
“Mponnw “Wynn" Selection 7 Court of Common Pleas on the frat proceeded at a confer down the lane. flames “huh were soon coming from waist-loss figurv of i‘a~ln‘un in.
Mr. St-hnert
Anthem. The lit'ith‘l’ll llcsound with
ills l'rnlws .. . Beethoven
Lamiwrt Monithrop. Baptio! Choir
Soprano Solo. 1 Come to Thre .....
. ...... . ..... Cora Roma
.\lrs. f‘lliver Clark
Offeriorv Anthem. Send Out 'Iliy mm, The body was ”moved t 'f‘mush n” CW" °‘ C°mm°n PM“ club where she telephoned the ride ual advantage.
Ll‘ili .................. Gounod D. W. Raymond's pancrg. Th: bill‘pn‘g “mil; smounltlli'lgt to 3:320)" “1‘ academy. The riding academy mntn‘ Mr. and MI’I Michael P"- .
The Baptist Choir funeral was held at 8:30 this morn- 1;“ n1 to co'mgan ll“ e )y sent a boy to search for the horse cale of Van Zant street. . .
CO;.:;imnnnm “Milo“!o-G 03°”: ing from her late home on Pine orney us u: 'e e.nne . :3“! notifi'erd grd‘;fl"dm°%r- M"- . . . Here Are Some otthe M‘ny Novelties NOW Being Shown for the First Time
a ................ res ore. street. and 9 v. . - orence . e ran . e girl's
309.3,... ”M Tm," Duct. flow Down soph's church. iiitlgfnkcn'trornrsi}. 350t- Robes-t H. Love. of Darien. is :11. mother. with the chaufleur' Michael The regular monthly meeting of '
Thy ll H‘ -------------- Ambro‘t‘ Mary'g cr‘metory_ plaintiff in an action brought ‘3‘ mt J. Ottanio. hurried to the club house the 1‘3““ Norwalk Improvement A" -
Elmer a, Webb for damages of saoo sociation will be held in Community NEW FILE
Mr and Mrs. I-‘red Ambler
Address
Mr. Scalise .
Hymn Na. 1:. Begin. My Tonsuc.
Home ilmu-cnly Theme .. Hayden
Congregation
Contraltn and Soprano Solo with
Chorus. linrk. Hark. My Soul . . . .
. ................. Shelley
M'rs. \lugdrllr-ne Perry McBride
Miss .‘lavln ficoficld. Baptist Choir
Anthem. 'l‘hc Lord Setteth East the
Mountains ......... Smart
l-Iwr Heady Circle
Chorus. Sunset and Evening Star
.. . . .................... Barnby
The Baptist Choir
Hymn No. 130. Softly Now the Light
of Dnv . ....... . . . . von Weber furthering 0‘ its work. ' ' getting along very nicely m at. Vin- —80fl texture all W001 d
.. . . . uvetyne for tho
C A property haxing been acquired. 0 cents hospital in that city. Havery . . _ . - -
Benediction atmgggmegom Amp“. a Guild Hall was erected on Silver- Mme. Staberg'Hau EaSt Norwalk luckily 03°89“! death in the ““539 “mp W m‘ “d 8h" “hm. _“ in' All WW1 Jm Tubmg's. 1111’s:
Rev Victor r. Scalise. Baptist mine Road and has been full! «1qu S. t M. E. Ch 11 received but a few minor body lion. “in. wide. colors are Navy, Tan. wide range of dark rich colors, suc
pet! for the exhibitions. recitals and “‘83 a “1'0 Mn Fred J. Hodges of First street bruises. . Brown. remotes and Garnet. Dopen. Royal and Navy Blue. new Shad“
pastor: ltcv. H. B. Sehnert. Metho-
dist pastor; Mrs. Red Ambler. direc-
tor of Ever Ready Circle: Mrs. Earl
Stevens. accompanist of Ever Ready
Circle.
CALLED RECKLESS.
rry Prsareta of Westport was
placed under arrest yesterday by
Motorcycle Policeman Boenisch on
the'chsrge of reckless driving. He addition to the general exhibitions of rare quality. Madam ,Hail held 11., mem- Co. -
wad released under bonds of :50. the Work of all members. I three- listeners enthralled dufln‘ her ”a- hero of the East avenue Methodist ' ‘ ‘ P ' -Sxtrs fill. M wide W LININGS ~
Th base will come up in the down mm sham an exhibition of crafts. a dltion of mm numbers. She m church with a few solos yesterday. Robert Roberts of Virginia. form. M W hm hm M, gold . m
town city court tomorrow morning black and white show. a second m- “Witt! Verdure Clad" (gm the Cre- Her voice has been proclaimed» to erly of the Third District. is visiting 7mm ’ —Dainty figured M m hnings
before Judge Vosburgh.
1M]! GODFREY POST
b Frank Godfrey Post. No. 12.
an Legion and the Auxiliary
Poet will go to Wilton to-
“ evening. where a meeting
’0 Wilton Post will be held and
' nailiary of the Post will be
. It is expected that a large
1 Committee. expreaaes
, ~ ' ‘ “ Diana calling for cele-
f Cl! September 6 of Lafayette
m the anniversary of 13‘.
of to
season. The cold weather is probab-
ly bringing the fish in this vicinity
carlier than usual.
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Next Sunday will lie the last of
the l’nlon meetings of the Baptist
and Methodist churches. which have
becn held throughout the summer.
Obituary
Funeral of Mrs. Grace.
4Pllnerai services for Mrs. James E.
firm-e were held at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon from the late home in i
\Vinfiuld street. Rev. George 1!.
Tompkins. pastor of tho- Norwaik M.
E. church. officiated. Burial was in
lllvcrsidc cemetery.
D. W. Raymond funeral parlors at
2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
Funeral of Mrs. Goodwill.
Mrs. Mary Goodwin. widow of the
late Thomas Goodwin. died at her
home on 16 Pine street. i-‘riday eve-
ning. Mrs. Goodwin who was 78
years old is survived by one «on.
Thomas Goodwin. of the Second Dis-
SILVERMI‘NE
(Continued from Page One)
This incorporation of the many
hunches of the creative arts purpos-
es to stimulate the artistic endeavor
of Silvermlnc and the localities
thereabouts and to awaken interest
in the varied expressions and the
high standard of artistic work which
finds its home in this pleasant valley.
In addition to the artist members
who conceived and formed the Guild.
there are sustaining and associate
members. appreciate" of the in-
who wish to assist the Guild in the
lectures which the Guild gives from
time to time. Much of the work was
done by the Guild members'them-
selves. The Hall was formally mu-
ed on the Guiid's mt Vanishing
Day. given for associate and sustain-
ing members, July 4, 1’28. This also
marked the beginning of the first
The schedule for 1928 includes. in
oral exhibition and a number of
lecttfrea.
The odicers of the Guild are:
Resident. D. Putnam Brindioy. Vice-
Pruident. Augustus Gordon. lees-o.
tsry. Howard L. Hildebrandt. Treas—
urer, Frank 1'. Butchens. Correspon-
ding Secretary. Dorothy Randolph
Byard. The Board of W are:
D. Putnam Brindioy. Dorothy Ran-
BARANAC LAKE. N. 7., Aug. 27.
~Reportsof heavy damage to farm
crops by frost during last week are
reach here from all sections of
the n era Adirondacks. At many
- Of Delaware ave.
points. potato pin-b were so badly
Valentine Horn of Baltimore on Sat-
urday afternoon. September 1st. The.
ceremony is to take place in the
Darirn Congregational Church. fit-r.
George A. Tuttle will perform ihe
marriage. About 500 invitations
have been sent out.
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phinn A. M. “'oodwnrd. damages of
$1.260 are asked. The case. is return-
able to the Court of Comtnon Pleas.
The complaint as filed by Attorney
Justus J. Fennell. counsel for the
plaintiff. alleges damage to lease!
property ovmcd by the plaintiff.
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Property in Dn'ricn is involved in
an action for foreclosure 0! mort-
gage and possession of mortgagzd
properly. brought in the Court of
Common Pleas by Fred B. Bauer
against Harriet M. Staffers. Atlas may
A. E. and Ethel M.,Vine. of Dartcn.
Tuesday in September. The plaintiff
Ll tt-prurntcd by Attorney Justus J.
Fennell.
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Anna. M. Klincfelter. of Darlcn.
seeks damages of 8175 from John A.
Fairbanks in a. civil action brought
representing balance due on a note.
The case is returnable to the Court
of Common Pleas.
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The will of the late George T.
Otto of Darien is involved in a (ilil
action brought by the Fidelity Title
and Trust company. of Stamford.
against Velma A. Young and Viola
M. Close. Mr. Otto died on February
14. 1922. and his will was admitted
involved in this action in which the
plaintiff asks the court to settle the
differences. Curtis and Brinckerhoft
represent the plaintiff.
morning service of the Norwalk M
Silvormino.
Po-e-ing a beautiful
atlon by Hayden).
the Garden" by lites.
madam Kali has wag
phonograph records.
field for Passing
on September 1.
nipped “II! (M 6” will ‘0 O. com-
10‘
to Rebate on March 10, 19:2. Ctr-“
tain stock of the Butler Brothers is
The largo congregauon at the
E. church were offered a rare treai
yesterday by Madam Buberg-Hall.
Swedish soprano.‘ who is spending
the summer with Mrs. Kenneth By-
ard. at the "rhreo Barn" studio in
voice of
"Teach Me to
Prev” by Jessie Mao Jewitt and “In
in duets
with Madam Schumann-Heink for
bonds of 835 which were furnished
by Bertha Getsky. The case will
come up in the down town’city court
Dr. W. T. Ledebur was in. Siam-
fonl today performing an operation
Dragged Herself
Danger Now
Dorothy Hildebrand’s Horse Is Said to.
by An Auto Driven by
Animal, a Thoroughbred, Had to Be Shot Ye's-
terday—Girl Started from Rennie’s Rid-
ing Academy —— A f t e ‘r Accident S h e
to Golf Club—Out of
Miss Dorothy Hildebrand. of Bhippan Point, well known
young society belle, was thrown from her pony. while riding in
Laddin's Bock l'arnl, it was learned last night, when a car driven
bymm,ofmud,w$m¢edinhhrhom
In the accident which occured
Friday forenoon. Miss Hildebrand
was considerably injured. She suf-
fered a badly bruised left side. a
sprained ankle. and is now under-
going treatment at her home for
shock.
Riding Academy. Tower Lane. Sound
She en-
Without any warning. it is said. the
)larka’ car. a Buick. shot around
the corner crashing into the pony.
'Misa Hildebrand was thrown to the
ground.
Mia- Hildebrand dragged herself
to the club and grounds of the golf
and brought the young woman back
to Shippan Point. Miss Hildebrand's
condition Saturday caused consir
derabie worry to her parents. but
she was said last night. to be well
on the way to recovery despite her
shaken nerves. '
Miss Marks. driver of the car. is
a sister of the late William Marks.
former owner of Laddin's Rock
Farm. No comment on the accident
was forthcoming at the Marks' home
last night. . . .
The accident was not reported to
the police. It could not be learned
last night. whether a suit for damag-
es would be forthcoming.
is Spending a few days with friends-
ln Brooklyn.
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Mi. Evelyn Greene of Hartford.
formerly of East Norwalk. has re-
turned to her home after a short
visit spent with Mr. and Mrs. ~Bon-
1min J. Thomas of Osborn Avenue
Miss Greene. who is a singer of‘ no
low ability. entertained the
be of high quality by well knowin
mtica. " _‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Petty
Jr. and family of Charles street are
enjoying a week’s automobile tour.
through the New England states and
Canada. ‘
Mr. and Mr; iadvitud arena.“
i“bis-s.
Winder. and hire. William. «sit
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Moffott Jr. and family left this
morning for a week's automobile ..
tour through the New England yaw '
.2. 5;,
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Beinfield and
son Malcolm and Mr. and Mrs. He'-
lman Mslkin all of Brooklyn. visited
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joselovsky of
Scnvicw Avenue yesterday.
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one of the islands of the Sounw. No
alarm was necessary. however. as a
grass fire was causing the great 'll-
lumlnation on Sheffield Island. it
had been purposely started by the
caretaker.
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Miss Mary Pascale of Brooklyn. is
Hall a week from tomorrow.
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Misses Basel and Gertrude Peder-
ville of 89 Osborne avenue, left yes-
terday for a two weeks' vacation trip
at Washington. D. C.
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Max Gabler of 41 Van Zant street
who is enjoying a vacation trip
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through the New England states. is
remembering his many friends in the
Third Diets-let with postal cards.
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James Burns of Liberty Square.
who fell 46 feet from a railroad
tower in Brtdgepprt. on Saturday. is
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Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Ueding of a?
Osborne avenue visited friends in
Dan'bury. yesterday.
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Joseph Matuclo of Fort Point
street. left this morning for New and
yen where he will take up duties
with the New Haven Nanuueturlng
his son. John Roberts of First skeet
for a few weeks. '
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Clarence Crofut of Marvin Beach.
has purchased a new Durant sedan
from Bhufelt Brother:
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Mr. and Mrs. mev Sokol ' and
family “Boston. Mass». are expected
to arrive at the home of Joseph
nrday.
the big feed._
nix-hung nix-argues _ . ;
termed ‘lfin~m W
Notrackeventa' am pm
but a‘secisl time was m after.
V ' " _._...__.. ton avenue spent the week-end in h raaro 3: display B
, G D. worm-volt or Hteomm‘ foreign substance in his stomach “VIM“! 9“"! m __ n y Dan/d Kasai
swim—president of tho Volcano Re- New H‘Ven- ‘3'“:"3. "lend. ””9- was forming an abscess. Mr. Smith :mong the ‘grdrzruiflaye: tsiiitllb ”701/be f/bert K0 7/}
. . ouring car, I ~ " 1’ 0‘
.sealdh 8"“9'” 'nd “rm" president The regular meeting of the Ladies “I“ told to report Mk to the hos Clarita. ole phonograph. bedroom [Inc-V 5)’ ”elf/e. .F/euon
suite. living room suite. floor lamps,
bridge 'a’mps. dinner sets. clocks. pie-
all will be disposed of at a list twice
each and on or about June lst.
1924. at a public meeting the lots
lots are now adorned with ornate
dwellings of 6. 6_ 'I. and 8 rooms.
types and the persons who secure
these lots will.also receive a dcod
to the home-free and clear-without
further payment or obligation and
mention-rd
which will be distributed at the .n-l
of a sixty day sales drive. '
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aim-u: ‘9'“ Dana-1719‘ flabufancgmom
Plus Federal and State Tax
0 MAIL AND Pnoxr: onmcns 3n“-
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pay off the encumbrances and to re-
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ALL WOOL'
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at; will be present from the dotph Byard. Bernard omens. . Standing Trolley and daughter and ur. and 30ka ‘on'll'lcst I this evening: e-ligh lulu, floo‘qaalily , ‘
Howard L. n‘i‘debgnfgt'lmand Carl State Policeman Combtock placed Harry Waterbury and family visited where they will spendashurt vidt. .‘ M mail. '1“. log: 4“ W Mai bum usortfnen
A! Holllday. Char ea c 0 Harold Getakey of New York city Mount Beacon. New York. ypster- ' i ‘ f ’ " M M mm gtc. WK ever!
Wro EI'I'EA nay. Schmitt. under most yesterday on the. charge day. . . Employee. ,of the Not-vials iron 0 - t .3 of new dress ,
in a suffix“. :52: a “m" ”'t ‘ “mu" mu” ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘Workp endured the concern, '- annual ‘ ‘~ ”"3“ \ new idea and color Won _ a
. . a ear. Getaway was released under Mrtand Hrs. Charles Mcffe and ’outing at the Dorioa House 9| Bab. . g . 7:: k M M
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FANCY FIGURED
WOOL CREPES
—1few novelty all wool crepes, designed
for dresses and skirts, “either
plain or plaited." M in. wide and comes
in a variety of tri-oolor combinations.
Priced Special at $3.79 Yard
BROCADED
COAT LININGS ‘
SATIN'TUSCAH“ _
é "Sam . PM!“
Among the Novelties
In the first of Falls,
Coat. Suits and Skirt
Materials
becoming 0"ch fur Allillma
brought from Park opportuni-
ties in fabric patterning» :ll-d
colorings which give In awry
woman material: that nlln' be
perfectly selected to her indmd-
FALL FABRICS
—-Beautiful, luxurious deep pile fabrics
for the new straight-line Coats and (33115.
54 in. wide and comes in rich shades of
Brown, Black and Navy. .
$8.50 Yard
-Boston Sim —Bost0n Sloff
WOOL JERSEY
TUBINGS
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of Grqy. Brown, etc.
—-noeton Store $3.79 Yard
.—I¥O.s ton 5‘0”
FANCY FIGURED
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