. . producer.
to thestre.
. September 5.
Most", Dunbury. T‘iursd
‘4'!
. Esme. Anserics's most
will present st
Bridgeport.
and the
‘ . - ”number 0. his latest Inu-
,. W. "The Clingins' Vine."
' ‘ m Rogers and s New York
" “h is one of the best musical
'7:
ing.to sit reports
sad
the lsrge number in attendsnce.
F
dist church.ghieh was hold A. tho
front lswn or the church yesterdsy.
wss s very successful sffoir. accord-
this norm. All
the solesbls worse were disposed ot‘
the only thing to be rsmtted is
tint. there wss not. more gnu-chun-
disc. About Mo was taken in from I it“
1-13.:
ml
sum.m
It the house. ». > -
: It .
. Kr. and, Mrs.
Yoriy‘Ps" use the .,
Hrs. J. L. Costello. r
omb- . ‘“
can“
i
‘”!‘\
s .
, ‘ “out this sesson sod. is. .. . . .
‘“ a. big hit. Albert Zsrges or second “net, 10
.. ' ' ' year-old DI of Mr. .And MnJ‘red- .. s- ta: “ .1 A..- . ”as
‘- si'ris 0; Guns. That's all. orick Zen-gen, brokg his 1.“ I... while - .
" ' ' ' ' "I in the construction of on To Take Kit “on
f s snd 3'11. . Barthol and Mr. addlflon which n b6!" m‘da 3‘ th. T ’ at .e . so ., y;-
, In H. W. «Minn are on In rest-pf his home... Tho boy. mumm- Oday— y
eds. They will
, Oflsnburx. Pinttshy
e. Ssrsmm. i‘iv.
I . .
Horris & (ions. That's all. I
O C
.
tits Dorothy Stools. daughter of
C. \N. Htouts of 17 Franklin
t. has rrturnmi to her home aft~
.. on «DJOyuillo- vacation with her
a“ , and 0th» r friends in New York
and othor plates of interest.
« ‘3 O C 0
}—Buy your \‘leirolr. nt Donnelly's
o O
ssy woekiv payments. Store open
”pings until ti p. m.
0 O O
‘9
1 his Aiit'v um...-
llu in New YUl‘k c“).
n f “'nod wn rd
nur- has mum
at s. two ww'ixs' Visit
'0' s s )0
us. Gertrude M Mt l‘i‘t‘l lilici Miss
1 min L. \\ 1V nt‘ 'rilViUl‘ avenue
i spend the- holiday will} friends
33 Colehrook, Form
0- I i O
gfi lnrgv l‘ltl\\li “on out in the foot.
in." profile. :it the Norwnlk ilin‘n
.- nl last wwn‘mg. The new min-
euli. Mr. .ili'llil.‘, nus (among the
s etriiors.
E" . . .
r5-»llrirrls .( (i'ms. That's all.
__‘ o e e
mV'iiliam st 'illy “:is a visitor at ihc
Kane-1k Yin lit Club lust (Honing.
"t. s e e
'2— Straw ii:it< lit O'Rrien's.
L O O O
ELnu‘i': new ‘.Tr.\i.iimn. ”worm: (hulk,
lueyfiis NIH“ r “ill attend the hare-
ttxl’l mime w l"!!‘ Yunkcfl Stadium
i arrow.
‘2'" . . .
“- Ptrnw “Ii.“ :vi O'Brien's.
j: s s 0
43“.“!“leti Flt'lil of Main street has
iaugiw lllll l. hm Oakland coupe.
whim i.- .. ‘-1 mt week to Funk
,‘ \tl'l’ltivti of r-wutli Norwnlk.
' ~. C C I -
I.» livigqtt an; ix! framing pit-lures
:lzalll in l. (I. U. i". bilifl’. Sn. Main
. wt.
Ln)’ s e o
i 1mm) 1'“ l‘iit‘. MY i‘tvniis nl'onilu
i-én-nmi in "l - Smith Norwnik ‘ius-
inst-i (‘f'llil‘i Him ”mining with ”it!
i‘rgint lnml m ugrmiitrs seen this
matron, ll. :1 pnrlwI :i large mnrkt-t
tor li‘n‘ ttm
. . .
Jli‘i‘ (iriw': t»‘ 1H livl‘ll M‘n‘tt i!
.a “will: Jl "_-~k'.t \.iI:Itil)n from hi!
duty... it t' .\ l'unnivi'iii'lli Light and
Po“. r «unit i;~.\ U“ lruh‘.“ l'Ol” Lake-
‘vinil l..~‘..:\
it C C
5' a t' v. . i, llahiinl‘ r-f «lam-in:
.Hllvili‘ Ii "1 tiplllii a; (if hf‘l' Hilla-
m, “uni v\- um, Smith Norwnlk.
t‘iui‘- 7m; ti.i‘€-l lwwna :irrnnm'd
fill'
. C i
H. H" \\. illi“ I“. Stliitii .‘iiin
Ntrv‘t n w 'wn on the street this
murmur: tor the ii'ul illll" lifter his
rem-m iiinlh'
. . .
“’lh.~ \~'1' ‘ ’I PHI“: limit nmv
nwnui iiv I' Fi-riiiifz. .l‘t‘u of Now
York, turn xiv. mvnmi by John \ic-
\iil'. HI' n‘ li‘ * «it». come ill third In
the mr Imi' l',|t‘~° :tt thv- Stamford
U‘CTl" I, )I‘F?‘ {J W.
EAST NORWALK |
\it ”I“. ills, Hurry Huntley (if
thlmttmii fl? [.1 minim,r in go with
itiissoii \\.'ii::it Ul \'.iii '/..iiiiit st'm“.
i'ln‘i Mimi 21ml: (timer or i'ontis
Manoi, on .. tr»I.r up along“ thi- hud-
son liiwr 't‘l‘i (vwi‘ tim Mohawk
’i'mil. 'l‘h- . Wyatt to be gone two
down Tin}; .I'w LZHHILZ in Mr. W’rixifl's
"\"Fiélli‘i ll 'n'ltn: t:it.
. . .
Ru} i3. Wmsm Sun or Mr. and
Min". (3. \er:;i.t «it
will i'wtiirn
\ .in Ziiiiilt street.
a. lel'“'.liit Tili‘sdfly
o
. ..
Mi“ Cifl'l‘}: lJli‘h uf Norman the.
Nile hzis reiliviu-il from :1 w-w'k's Hall
in NM» Ym'. mi». ‘
‘ I s a
Miss )‘ili' 'ii \ .lil '/.ilo~n, Mil:
Hither Sell. and Miss lmroiliy So if
it‘lw‘ rt fr.x";lvtmtlr rr'vnsttlo lht‘i't‘
“twining m. Hawkins llVl'UUr‘.
‘ lirstiay.
? C O .3
..
yHarry The: limit of the Nash
or Car Company. Bridgeport.
t ited at. iii! parents“ home in Soa-
w :i‘xenti * rv ce-ntly.
J.‘ v I C
3:33.11». Dnmiui Corrulon of Gregory
ulevurd his returned from a url‘t'f
' t to Marx-s. lie if! now making
I preptirntimun for entering his
i . | your at it‘ortlhnm college. Mr.
0 rlrion is quite enthusiastic over
i . Polo tram, which is being tr-
. nilnd of his college and expects
v‘flry out ’ur it as swoli as he KOrS
V k.
1:. O O 0
; ha East \nrwnH‘5 library will be
i 5 ed Labor «luv». it was announced
‘ . morning;
.. . . .
.hrre will he no t'ilOll‘ practice 3‘
Bolt Airline Methodist Episco-
i church this evening.
O O t
fir. nnd Airs. it. A. L'eding of 0s-
; e avenue left this morning for n
s k-end snil iiflfit trip up the Hud-
«vs.
'.
. . .. .
I Mr. snd Mls. Edward Brownell
day for an automobile tour to
Falls.
3 O b I
In. spring board on the float at
f future has been broken either
,~ -gly by some hos
:1)“ result of some
kg. Detectives are.“ the troll. ,
y s e
,' In it Hendrigks has return-
‘ to home utter a vii: ml
lsrh Bridthort.
end fishing trip to Thousand
review of Clay~
Syracuse.
w ill. l~‘rances Casey will lesvs -
erlng st his home.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shufelt of Cove
avenue out nod s. number of their
friends st s. Clambake at Cal! Pas-
ture. yesterday. '
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reynolds of
First street will spendthe week-end
on s camping trlp~on -ons~ot theis-
lnnds of the Hound.
O 0 It
MlssCeiin Perlman of New Canaan,
formerly of the Third district. is vis-
iting her aunt. Mrs. Harry ~Penman
of First street.
v
O O 0
Miss iluth Von Coevering of Greg-
'ory boulevard is confined to her
homo. with illness
3 s s o
l The Modern Grocery Co. will hold
an outing for its employee at the
Durlon house Sunday. September 9.
The event will be an all-day affair.
attended by 76 men. all in the em-
ploy of the concern.
0 t 0
George Conklin and Alfred ilor-
hum. both of Third street. will spend
the week-end at Greenpolnt. Long
Islsnd. The trip there will be made
in Mr. llorhnm's motor launc'i.
D O 0
Rev. Ernest F. MeGregor of the
First district is making extensive re-
psirs on his sail boat. which is dock-
ed at the yacht club. .
O t G
“'ork on (‘ttplaln r'rcd Low-joys
oyster house at Second Point is rap.
idly advancing. it is expected that
the structure. will he completed with-
in ri few weeks.
i C .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weinberg
and daughter, Ruth, of lirooklyn
and Miss Lillian “'eisberg . f Brook-
lyn are expected to arrive st the
home of Mrs. Henry Harris on First
street this evening and they will re-
main there over the \ka-vn i.
s e s
A numb-2r of young men of linst
Norwaik intend to“ so to Bldg-meld
tomorrow. where they will m-t up
tents and camp out until Monday
evening. Those who will go are: Jay
Vain l'oew‘riug. Hurry" \Vntcrlmry,
Loo Nathan. 'l‘ed Coleman. Andrew
Richards. Fred Hodges, 1r.c Frank
McShcrry. Earl “'nlsh, Harold hay-
ton and \V’illiam anges. .
O s s
Fred .laynes of Cave avenue hssu
completed repliirs on the root 01 his
home. .
O O 0
Among the good catches of snap-
per blues lately sre’ those of Frank‘-
iln Newman and Romain Gehrmsn.
the former cutching about 40 snd the
latter about 30. Both catches Were
mude near the first red light buoy
off the Country club.
0 0
I
M r. and Mrs. Frank Zanzmella of
itiver strcct. First -district. have
moved to Van Zant street.
. I I
Mr. and Mrs. David Dickson of Os-
born avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
tnur Moon-house of First street left
this afternoon for n week-end auto.
mobile trip to Cape Cod. Muss. —
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Medellof .)
Osborn avenue have left for a mo.
tor trip to Pittstleld, has. They ex-
pect to return on Mornisy- evening.
.1. Wesley Sisuson and sons. Mil.
ton and Holly. of Myrtle street and
Kenneth Thomas of Osborn avenue
attended the -Yankso-Sons.tor bus.
ball gsmc at. the stkco Studio-I;
yestcrdy. ' -
‘ O O I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts of Us
born avenue are week-end visitors
with relatives in Brooklyn.
0 O 0
James Smith of New York city.
ing to ill: I. heavy piece of timber.
let it drop on his leg, bresking it
above the nice. He was attended by
Dr. Francis 1. Burncll and is recov-
‘ imwken. N. J.. who are spending the
O ‘ '
Cruise 611 Sound
' ' t“'1—~f*‘—'r§'tsll tr
Arch 'Sonny" Selwyn and Irving
Foote wil tske their life ssving‘exsm-g
instlons this afternoon. It ,will be
given by Al Perrott. examiner “for
the Norwulk Red Cross.
0
0 0
James A. Hagerty. .ir.. 14-year-old
son of Mrhnd Mrs. James A. Hug:
erty of Summit avenue. was crown;
ed the junior tennis chsmplbn of the
' Island Thurgdsy .m‘orning,“ when he
‘ defeated Donald McLachlan in three,
fast and stirring sets hA'he score of
6-3. 6-4, and 6-2. It was decided to
have Donald and Jim plug thr outer
or five sets. and Jim won the t roe
.24., thus winning’his father's cup.
and the Junior Championship of the
island. ..Both boys played fine ten-
nis. throughout all the contests and
had the spectators - on edge with
some fine thrilling plays. By win-
ning three straight sets. Thursday..
ilagerty had the distinction of win-
ning every set from all of his op-
ponents in the- tournament. which
made a rnco'rd of nine straight scte.
' O O O ‘
Mr. and Mrs. liower‘Smlth and
.ramlly' will return to their Passqic
home. on next “Wednesday. .-
0 O O
The weekly card party of the Bell
island club was held on Tuesday
evening in the club. Mrs. D. Frank
Schwart zand Mrs. \‘ernon Jarhoe
were the hostesses. The prizes for
the card playing were won by the
following: Mrs? Clarence A. Spesr.
first: Dr. Edwinh‘ennedy. second;
Mrs. l}. M.- Kayser. third: Mrs. Nev-
ille Hayley. fourth: Mrs. Carl B. Po»
tern. fifth and Mrs. llearn Street,
sixth. .,
, O O t
~l\lrs. George 1-3. ‘ilsyes, entertain-
ed a number of friends at a lunch-
eon and cord party at the {ion Is-
lanil club Wednesday afternoon.
Steward Albert W. Herman entered.
Mrs. Rufus. P. Eastman won first
prize. Mrs. J. L. Brush. second, ms.
Fielder. third. and Mrs. Chevalier.
fourth.
O I U
Raymond A. (:loetzner. jr.. OY
East Orange. N. J.. is spending a
week's vacation with hire and Mrs.
Gloetzner of the, Daisy cottage. Sumo
mlt avenue. '
t O 0
Miss .\'i-ll {\lemlvk of Cluster. Fit.
in the guest of Mr. and Mam-H. M.
(lloetzner. of Summit avenue. Miss
Messlck motored hc're.
0
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Mayor of “'cev
summer with Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Browne, of Summit avert . tip-i
er the birth of a. sell. (Woke
Mayer. Mother and child are doing
nieely. .-
c
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Mr. and Mrs. George B. Hayes
and son." Moléolm. ’who spend each.
summer at tthummit house. Sumo
mu avenue. will return to their win-
tcr home ih “'estfield: N. J., on‘ Tues-
day.
O
0 O O
The boat owned by John Gallagher
of the. illllview cottage. $ummit
avenue; evidently, has n. martin for
drifting away. us it broke loose Irb'm'
-its moorings again on Thursday
evening. It was later found in the
cove .near the Norwalk Yach club by
Dr. Eugene P. Bernstein of the Idle.-
Hour cottage. Summlbuvenue.
O O 0 fl
Mr. and Mrs. “2 Frank Schwartz
and Mrs. Jnrboe and family enjoy-
ed s cruise on doutlng st Nsuvoo Is-
lsnd yesterday. Among thoue make
ing the trip were: Mr. and Mrs. “2
Frank Schwartz snd'son. Mrs. Ver-
non .lsrhoo and daughter Vernona,
Charles Jarboo nmLsz and Mrs.
Eugene Rich and daughter. Peggy.
The trip was made in the boats. Bil-
ly and Cuspidor. .
‘ O O
Eugenio Mewborn. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charleton A. Mew-,
born of Plne~Point. and svho 'hss
been spending th: summer in e.
who is staying with his parents. Mr.
sod Mrs. l’atrick Smith ot..Van Zant
street. has resigned his podtion with
the Turner Construction Co. at the
new Crofut and Knapp list factory
in readiness for tho commoncanent
of his studies in New Yorkecity. Sep-
tember ‘10. ’
hold its regulsr monthly meeting“:
its club rooms on Boaview avmuo.
Tuesday evening.
.
\V. A. Sconefd 0.: Langdon's island
has launched hi motor bout. "Spire
it." which was recently inst-lied m
a Ford motor at Contain .Wsllnce
Bate's First Point dry dock. '
O O s t -
Dr. Francis D. pro-by. of Sysvlew
nvenuo is snjoying.s. vscssion'frons
Washington street. He will re-open
his officcs on Tuesday.
0 s ‘0’"
Mr. and Mrs. H..stine and (sin:
iiy of Fort Point street have moved
to New York city.
0 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. Louis niedlander
have returned to their hosts,“ New
York citygsfter s. vi‘t with Ilr. 1nd
Mrs. J. Alonso Applebsum of Greg-
or! boulevst'd. ' . ' \
Miss Assn Ichlvergsn. a teacher
in the public schools-of Providence.
R. 1.. is ”sailing the week-end with
her cousin. ost- N. B. Ryan of No.
8 stench avenue. l
. 1.... s
firs. John A. Delsney of »-
gvsm is visiting titular . .‘
J.“Psul Horsey of Youngstown}1
Xi- Louise Nichols of East Nor-
MN“: entertain s pony of iocsl
nus; ”not in: hens on lus-
* will Include;
The. East Noiwatlk .y.cht club will .to Danbury. on Tuesday.
his duties at hisedonttt purists on .
club last evening.
is the guest‘otf Kiss Isabelle Meni—
ohlsn‘ of East avenue. 1
is spending some time here us the
svenuei -
All the Islsnders are glad to .-
the ’~
(‘3 a} .. j
s e ‘s.
The Pine Point club.
Thong svlllhtseverql srrlvsls
ing the month. but the club
club as, usual. .
O
O O
I C. ,‘Wclieslcy Smith.
St. .Peter’s; church.
Forest Hills. Mng'lslsnd. yesterday.
'l‘ilden were among those. who ploy;-
ea’ . . _. .. i
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. James Cavanuugh
' have returned to their home in New
York city. after visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry McDermott.
. O O C
_. Mr. and Mrs. Lce'IV’alker mg
been visiting Dr. and Mrs... gene
‘29.; Bernstein or Idle-flour
Summit avenue.
7 ‘ e e s .
. Miss Mary Lsrkln and Miss Mary
,Fsrley of New Kori: will spend the
Gallagher of the Hlliview cottsge.
ummit avenue. . .
' ’ e e s
Th masquerade for adults will
be h d this evening in the club.
'Bhere will be eight prizes. Nobody
with the exception of the children,
who. will be allowed to remetxuop the
dunebfloor until 9:30 P. K. Kear-
ney's.orohestrs will as usual furnish
music. .The prises for the lucky
number dances. will be denoted by
Frederick J. Sullivan.
, , e s s
Labor Day-will be the last big
day of the season at the Bell Is-
land club and on‘Tuesdoy. the fami-
lies of Bell Island wli start on their
great 'odus. On Monday. the an-
nual “’uier Sports will be held. A
large. number candidates have
mlresdy.slgnified their intention of
going in for the swimming and diw
ing events. Iii-the evening. the next
to the last dance of the season will
be held in the club. All indications
point to a big affair. The prizes fro'
the Lucky Number Dances will be
dousted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S.
Hughes.
0 O 0
Miss Rita (‘nhill is entertain in; a
number of friends at a party it her
home. this afternoon.
0 O 0
Miss Ann Matthews of Pine Point
spent Thursdsy in New Haven.
‘ I O O
Mm Elizabeth ‘Peysg-r of Port
“Washington is the guest of Miss Na-
ullc Adams. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George. 1“. Adams. of Crescent
road. ~ . ‘
O O O
Piggott of Brooklyn. are spending
the week-end. the guests of Mr. and.
Mrs. Werner C'oenen of Pine Point.
O O I
Miss Josephine Gallagher of the
Hill-View cottsge. Summit avenue.
is entertaining Miss Grace Weber of
Islet? Yor city. _ - .-
.. .i. . . . _, “ 5
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. ii * ~
Mrs. Pat Somerset. formerly Miss
i-hitth'Dsy. who played the ending
role in “Irene" and is now the loud-
lng lady in “W1|dflovrer," is spending
yacht inflated: very pretty pic-
ture in. night. as. it lay st anchor
With allvof
ing. .
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Willigxn. If. Johnston snd Willsm '1'.
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John
will. be admitted. unlem in mosque
George Jung and Miss Katherine;
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North Carolina girl’s camp. is ‘ex-r
peoted' to réturn to her Pine Point
home.. today.
-,.., s s e ' _ .
George McLachlsn. son of Harry
MOLachlnn.) of East avenue. will ell—-
ter- Cochrsn‘s Preparatory school in
East Nomolk. for the your;- Mr.
Mcuchlsn snd family will return
He expects
'* “New
'1...
to.enter Princton University in the
full of 1926. . ~ - .
O 0 0
Lester Ortiz, Jr.. and Arthur Lem
srd have been tutoring the past f
weeks at the Cochran Prepal‘n'
school in East Nor-walk. > .
Hayward snd Elioworth Smit.
Mrs. William C. Smith of East
nue are spending safew
New York city. i , z
, . I s ‘ e e
Kr. anon".- MJAxPsrkin en.
talnedru number "of friends at
beefstealc dinner in the Bell lslu.
Mbert‘w. 'Hv.
man, steward. of shaman. catered.
O O 0
la:
Charles McGeisert of Boston. Mun,
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