i
W
. at Island. yootordly
munch “Arthur R. Fling."
« l Pryor, Mrs. Mary McMahon
"* is: Grace Seymour.
‘ orter, Miss Elizabeth
~ iss Abby \t'ilson,
town. Miss Gladdys Thompson
.2‘ erroll B. Green.
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Cf
venin by Voter-ans
e g It. was de
Wars Auxiliary. No 605
voided by the members
:locial and dance June 25.
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an
'itations engraved lit Donnelly's.
flu}
‘visitors in New York city yesterday
it o o
Miss Ruth Mum ‘0: Van
nvenuo was a week-end Visitor
7Ridgefleld.
“H
m:
o o o
—-Considered as a. medicine Mag-
esia. Citrate Solution made fresh
ally, 20 cr-nts a. hottlc. Clifford
fibrils Stony—Adv.
will:
ord Monday.
t 3
It.
Elia. visitor in Stain!
g o
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander of
9
fiwoek-end. rclatix cs from Ncw York
“Agony.
W
lot
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innd children. Charles Jr.. and'hia-
é“-lhelle. of South Main Sl_l't“f't are \'lSll.-
fling with rr‘icltiws in Nailing. Now
aflampshlrc.
i‘.
: -Rc-opcning for summfir. TU?"
filay night. Policy's Dancing School.
' 2227.v—-Adv.
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il’hone ‘
5; Miss \‘cra liartr of Van Burcn
g‘ihvenue was .1 visitor in Bridgcport
Simsterciay.
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M Allison Curtis of Marion street
2118.3 acccptnrl a position with the
$tnndard (iii lompuiiy 70f \Vilson
éfa’olnt road.
i.
it
I
‘3 Leo Chinsky. student. at Brown
Elliniversity. Providncco. It. 1.. Will or-
wfgdve homo tomorrow to spend thc
‘ummer Tar‘lllloll with 113% parents.
r. and Mrs. Samuel Chinsky oi
re place. '
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a. -—Buy Your Vietrom on our Club
trim—Ask nbout it at. Donneliy'n.
p5,,
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:3: Christopher Cannon. student at
orgctown lllll“i.l‘Sll_\‘. “'ashington.
. C., is vspcctcd homo. today by
f 7 is parents. Air. and Mrs. P. Cam-
;jfiaon of Cross sstrcet.
. fit 0 o o
.1
l g Ralph Arnold. student lit “'93—
fi cyan collwgw. Middleton-ii. Conn. is
E fipcnding llil‘ summcr rccnss with
~ fails paronts. Air. and Mrs. L. Ar-
;hold of France strcet.
, f? a o o
a z Cliarics Blarney. Jr. and Everett
:Scoticld or Nrw Cunazm “'cro‘ \isitors
an the First district lust (‘V-Cnlllg.
IO
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Yea. COAL: Harris &
Miss Anna Monahan of Now York
tY arrived liomc today to spend the
ulumer months with hr-r p:il‘v~lils.
r. and Mrs. P. Monnhun of Lirldcn
venue.
Q
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Mind Ann; Stork. daughter of Mr.
d Mrs. John Stork of \Vilton inc—
ue, enlcrtaincd a. tow frinnds ’l‘uws-
ay evening at a. “Dog Roast." The
nest; Were Miss Marion Ryan.
ins Kathryn leailr‘, Miss ilolon
dtrey. Mr. and Mrs. Con Ryan
lid Hugh Marron. Mr. and Mrs.
ohn Stork and daughter will move
is week to Bridgeport.
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---W‘cdrling announcements . and
vitations cngravod in all styles and
rices at. Donncliy's.—Arlv.
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bliss Virginia. ’l‘oiand ot‘ Lyrics
lnce. lczn'cs today for Danvlllo.
llinois, Where she will Spend the
. luunier with her aunt. and lll’lCl-:.
71c. and Mrs. G. Lulwlck.
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, Mrs. Bcnjamin Kelley of Chest.—
.. ue street was a. visitor in Bridge-
' rt. Tuesday, whore' she was the
nest of her daughter.
Is accepted a position with the J.
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inns Olga. Redwoy of Ely aver-luv.
J. Cash, Inc.
' no NMR filth School foctuly
. oyed a. picnic st Huntlgtaon Bay.
afternoon.
o trip across the Sound was. made
Captain Frederick majors $13;
eluded Mr. and Mrs. George
.ananr. and Mrs. David 0. Lo-
11. Principal and Mrs. Philip A.
nkobs, Miss Mary McCarthy, Miss
urlel Tennant.‘ Miss Dorothy and
ion Glendivero Imeiay. Miss Stella.
uckley, Misc Fern Hall. Miss Ma~
Miss Harriet
Comoran.
Miss Jane Dis-
4.1-9. Florence McKenzie and daugh-
«~ er. Esther. Staphen 1”. Clifford and
A business meeting was held last
Foreign
to hold I
——“‘edding anouncements and in-
-—Adv.
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Mrs. J. E. Joscm and daughter.
"Bubbles," of Flax Hill road. 7wers
Huron
in
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#3 John Scully of Monroe streetwas.
ESpring street. entertained over the
a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stcneland.
avenue recently
trip to New York City.
contly underwent an operation=
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Anthony Main. on 196 Ely ovum:
or relotlves.
o O C O
' days recovering from injuries duo
dent, has returned to his home.
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-—Best Coal. Horrifid: Guns-Adv
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dren of BllIrOld avenue.
enjoyed a. motor trip to Bridgeport
O I
M in Marjorie
jamin Kelley or Chestnut street.
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c
. 1:). church.
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—Lehigh Cool. Harris I: Gamma-
Adi'.’
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tor. Ordr‘r of Easter Star at.
meeting held last evening.
n‘cro prmwnt. from Floral
of (:rorgctown and Berkeley chap:
for. Norwalk. Three new members
ing. It was announced that. a serv-
ing martin: would he
homo of Mrs. Clara Hauschildt. 12
Mopln stroot. Thursday. Juno 19 at
_l l‘. M.
, llejswrvprl :lt Mrs. Ilauachlldt's home.
Snturllav. June 28 hctWr-cn tho hours
Of 5 and 7 p. m.. An invitation was
rccoivccl and accoptod to attend tho
sr-rvivcs at tho South Norwalk Bop-
list church, Sunday. June 22.
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The course of the young people
or the Nor-walk M. F). church. who
ulll attcnd the Epwortli institute
:lt. Mirldlclown. ("onn._ during thc
curly part or July was diacuased it
a mN‘ling of the Epworth Leaguc
held last night at the homo or its
president. Ernest. Soulo. of Nelson
avenue. Thosc who will attend the
institute arc: Justinn “'ordln. Al-
ma. Li'cott. Mrs. (‘larence Cable.
Harry Arnold. Ralph Buttery. Mrs.
Gnorgn Thompktns. Emma Roberts.
A social session followed the formal
meeting.
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~«Skirt pleating. $1.00. Singer
Storm 15 R. R. A\‘e.——Ad\'.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Carmnim of
“'oit Havcn, who were the cunt:
of Rev. and Mrs. Georco B. Thomp-
kinll. of “’Mt avenue. returned horn»:
today.
t WES'I‘PORT j
Plans are being made for educn-
tinnai trips {or mcmbcrs or the Y. M.
C. A. boys' dopartmcnt to Various
lnctoricu in this vicinity. Managers
oi a numlwr oi factories have agreed
to not as hosts to tho group of boys
who may desire to visit their plants.
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A number of friend: participated
in a. surprise party given in honor of
l-‘rcd .lvmiiligo at. his homo on lione-
\i.lln road. Saturday evening. The
cvvnlng was spent in dancing and
pinociila playing. Among those.
proscnt wore Mr. and Mrs. Owen
l-‘ccncy. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hur-
lo}. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Haynes and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. all of
Bridgeport. Mrs. Elizabeth Mylod
and Miss Ida. Miller. at NorWIlk, and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert \Velch. Mr.
and Mrs. \V’illiam Northrop. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Northrop. Frances Fee-
riny, Mrs. Mary Jennings. Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
li‘rcd Jennings.
0
Joseph Ennis. of Saugatuck. who
Was struck by an automobilo in But
Norwalk Saturday night. is rapidly
rccovcrlng irom his injuries.
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Miss Georgiuonn Taylor. Min
Poarl Southey and Miss Katherine
Elwood attended tho alumnae lunch-
eon at “Hillside" in Norwalk Mon-
any.
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['p to the ’prcsént time nine’bt the
Y. M. C. A. boys have signed up for
attendance in Camp Hue-n. auto
Y. M. C. A. comp It Chester.
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. ,.
Mrs. Cliflord Nichols and non spent
yesterday in Fail-field visiting her
mothér', Mrs. Frank Virelli.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Osborne hove
returned from a visit to Doubury.
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Edward Mansfield. of Bridgeport.
-—-Auto springs. Tilly'e.—-Adv.
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E
g,
bles”whomthehstto
flockons. unsteady
Milton Allen, 0! Imperial avenue.
TWO AOVANTAGES
The study cover is usually
lose their jobs Whoa Work
mammppod,ho 7‘
hunmmotorprouctionuntilheflndxonother
rAfopAY SAVING P133 1
has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
unong the “depends.
Mr. and Mn. .1. Smith of Wm
enjoyed a. motor
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Mrs. Calvin: Snyder of Ely ovo-
nuo hos returned to her home tram
the Nor-wall: hospital, where one re-
has gone to Philadelphia where he
will visit for somo time no the guent
Dennis Kstono ‘0! 25 'Ely tvenuo
who has been confined to the New
Rochelle hospital (or the past. few
tained in a recent automobile occi-
Mr. and Mrs. w. Bouton and chil-
recently
Saunders has re-
turned to her home in Bridgeport
following a two weeks' visit. with
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
" A strawberry festival will be held
tomorrow night at the Nor-walk M.
Past. Matron: and Past. Patrons
Night was celebrated by On)“: chap-
the
Gueats
chapter
n‘ore also initiated during the meet-
held at the
A chicken supper will also
mmm'Manm
{ clllil§_l___ CHURCH
Annual ’Afl’air to Be
Held July '17—-—Eas’t
Ave. M. E. Church
Concert
e
The annual lawn fete .oi’ the Christ
church will be held on the lawn oi
the rectory ‘ch‘iesdny. July 17. Mrs.
Arthur Moroliouso is chairman of the
general ccninlitteu and Mrs. Arthur
Curr. vice chairman. .Other mom-
bats of the committee: who are
working to make this year's an:
ever. more successful than those held
during the past. yours are Mrs. E.
Wheelcr. Mrs. Otto Butler. Mrs. Har-
ry Farriligton, Mrs. Donald Robert-
son, Mrs. Edward Clark. Lira. Frank
B. Sturdevam, Mrs. Frederick
Wheeler. Mrs. E. Taylor, Miss Grace
Farrington and Mrs. F. Klmmlch.
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Final plans have been completed
from the concert to be given tomor-
row night in the East Avenue Meth-
odist church under the auspices o;
the. Epworth league. The program.
which is being arranged by L‘urlton
L'Hommedieu promises to be one or
the most interesting. It Will include
several \‘ocnl selections by Mrs. Ju-
belle Slauson Blbbina. Ernest Soulc.
tenor. will altar;- sing. Mrs. E. 11. Pat—
terson will entertain with dramatic
readings and Carlton L'Hommcdivu.
musical director oi the South Nor-
walk Methodist. church and u stu-
dent. at. Yalo Bccliool of Music will
he the accompanists for Mrs. Bihblns
and Mr. Smile. Mr. L'Hommedieu
out also play several solos. Tho nt-
(air is twins: ht‘ld for the playground
tuml of tho ivamic.
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Mrs. A. J. Marl-on of Cotton
street; has had a. telephone installed
in her home.
There will he a retinal-sol at Com-
munity lull tonight or the coat which
is to pin-soul. the commiy "The Dis~
trict. School of Biurlnerry Corners.“
The play in being sponsored by the
linst Norwalk lmprovomcnt assoc“-
iion and is being dirrclv-d by Mrs. E.
B. Smith. 4’
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The annual mectlnx and election
of officers of the Call PasflirmLize
Guards will he held Sunday.
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St. Agnrs‘ Guild of Christ church
will hold :1 Itrawbcrry tostlvnl. Tues-
day cvening. Among than who are
planning the attair 7am ,Mrs. Harry
P‘urtnxton. Mien Minnie nnd Mia:
Katherine Kimmich.
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A strauberry festival will be held
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.—
:it tho Swedish Congrcgationnl
church. Saturday evening at 7
’o‘clock.
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Rev. William Kidd at Stamford.
district superintendent presided It
the first quarterly conference meet.—
ing of the East Avenues Methodist
church held in the church I”! exon-
ing. 3
. . o churn- ot Errol Gray was also np-t‘ “ “ht uh!“ I “I" h “I.
Rev. 1’. J7 Pil‘PT- pastor of the phintf‘d to mako plans for the hold»4 min f ml] ‘08 “10 8M
Advent, Christian church has return- if”: n! a numhcr of moonlight. salts d! 0 tho‘ “3 a
cd from Aurora. IllanlS. where be during ”in ruminwr iiimithssl’ollow- man an and MI I’d rig “d rifled
went. to nitcnd the fictional confor- in: thc liiislnr‘sflt tiw‘rliiii’: a social our r P. on 1' 6’ h‘ P ‘
chef! of ”17" Ad‘s-tit Christian limo was ciiinyml «luring: whirl! 3".“ right a." in in: . i ll
churches. During Mr. plpflus ab- irrshmnn‘n wcre scrvcd. ’ keep mu: "he
sence. Mrs. Piper has been visiting o n o
their daughter. Mrs. l". Greenlnw The carnival committee of tho
at her home in Staten 1.1”“. howayton Hosts rampart? which was
nppointmi nt thr- rr-gultir monthly
moaning hold on Monday f‘Vfiillflfi.
Local Driver Is .
Held on 5 Counts
Fivc counts are lodged against
Fred Kentcnbnum of Main strcct.
who was arrcstod last. night by Mo—
torcycle Patrolman Chnrles Thorpc.
The nocusnd is charged with opera‘h
in; an automobile while under the
influence or intozicnting liquor: of
intoxication: opcmting a, car _“‘lih
no toil light: of hnvinx illegal lenses
in his hoadllghts and having brakes
which did not wed: property. Keat-
enhoum is out. on 1 bond or $250
and will be given a. hearing in the
uptown City court at 9 o‘clOcl; to-
morrow morning.
The arreut of the accused took
place in Main street about 10:15
o'clock. Motorcycle Patrolman
TltOrpo'tollOwed Kestenbnum‘s ma-
chine {or a. considerable distance be-
fore he took him to the police head-
quartered Dr. Samuel H. Hunting-
ton was callcd to examine Kenton;
bnum so that he might testify as to
his condition.
William McFee. author. has left
«Bl-Illklll
,.———_.
Other News
ringcr'in the .Rowavton
attended concerts which
gave two concerts in
with his realistic
His program includes
htlons.
no. ;,
ho held at the Rowayton
the annotation will
improvcmcnto in the town.
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land ova-hue and
llnudrirks of
Mines
Iownyton
O
tho special
I C
At. meeting
ton Baptist. church held in
ntihns. Tho work.
will he bogun this month.
. O .
Jr‘hn Sherman
island.
Hoyt.
rind won-ion of the village.
““1 ”10 Korwnlk Dispensary.
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At the,
Enwnrih lr-acm- of
lost. cvcning it
an outdoor festival
Saturn): June as.
consisting of
olden! nnd tho
was flppnlntnd
menu.
at,
A
7to niakn
it. was also voted t
arrange a schedule.
also endeavor to arrango with
stories or union meetings.
nation or lrvlnz Aimee
ant was elected t
Tho. Fourth clap.
July 2a to a
‘- ,
August
Oliver Clark was appoin
Eniil Class» torPlay To-
morrow Night at .
- Baptist Church“
Everyone in Rownyton is shtick
patio; with interest the concert to
be given by Emir Gloss. Swiss boll
Baptist
church tomorrow night under the
auspices of the Belt Finger circle.
Although this is Mr. Closs' first ap-
pearance in Row-yum. he is by no
means a stranger to the people of
the village as several of them have
he has
given in other cities. Recently he
Springdale.
whet-oi he delighted his audience's
impersonations.
costumed
monologues and character lmpsrsom
The regular monthly meeting of
the flown-ton Civic nnmcintion will
Hose
house. Monday evening at R o‘clock.
It is expected that all members of
he presont. as
tho rnganization will present. at the
meeting a. numhor of new plans for
Miss Florrnce Sherlock of High-
Charlotte
nVl‘lllfl?
u-m'c tho glimts Sunday of Mr. and
.‘ll‘s. Alcx Johnson ot‘ Georgetown.
‘0! the
compt‘mito committee of this Rowav~
the
church last evcning it was votnrl to
havo the oxt-rrior or the church re-
painted and to make several alter-
it is expected.
The Good ”Will cools-t3- n! Howar-
ton will class its season with a pic-
nic “‘odncs-‘iay on “i" rstatc of Mrs.
(,‘ontcntment
During the year the socicty
whose members are the young mar-
mad!-
wrrss-s lnr tho chillirnn of the. Nor‘
walk lmv Nut-err): and dill uorl; for
tho Methodist hospital of Brooklyn
spa-clot meeting or the
the Rowayton
Methodist church lipid at tho church
was. vnlml whom
the church
commit!”
“‘illiom 80mm. pro-
oi‘hcern of the tongue
arrange-
o assign
the summer meetings to Misti (‘arril
Mills, first vino prcsidcnt. who will
kiln Mills will
7 the
Boptist church (or the holding of n
The resig-
rht us trons-
uror “an accoptvd and Lloyd Bry~
0 ml tho vacancy.
firm-ht. which is in;
met last, night in the House house
and votcd to hold n carnival from
inclusive.
ted choir—
ma. “-3.11%!” we“ tho um
homo at 8 o'clock when further
plain" 71ml M an“ e. .
mm
\ ion. mam
HARTFORD. Conn. Jun 12»-
The commanding officer ‘0: the 242d
coast rtlllery is directed in Adin-
tu‘it enernll ordérs today to lend
announce detail to F611 8. G.
Wright. N. Y.. Thursday July 3rd
to prcpnro for the annual summer
tour of duty of the state's com or-
iillerymen. * Ono officer and twélyo
men Mil compose the detail. ‘.
Resignlitiqn or Flat Lieutenant
Aflhur G. 3mm: 118th motorcycle
company is accepted elfectivo July
lst.
The state stni! corps and depart-
ments. having been attached to
headqumen. 85th infantry lax-mac
m ordered to renal-t at be state
militaryfiendézvéus at Nuntfc July
5th for fifteen doys’ held training.
Yes, It Can Be Called»
A Self-starting Car
Charles Thopiu. proprietor of
Thomu‘ Rmournnt. “a “it! street.
is todny mourning the loss of I. new
root of paint which his uutomobilc
had just received.
at r. Thomas' tutomobiie ms park-
ed in Wall street. nt 3:89 o'clock yes—
torday afternoon. The owner cronk~
ed the car. The machine was in
gar-or. Mr. Thomas jumped to on»
sidfi clmrcd lht‘ Oil-rushing car and
than went chasing aftl'r it.
Jumping on the cumin; bout-d of
the machine. Mr. Thoma: threw the
car out. of scar. bu! not heron the
right side» had crashed into the tire
hydrant in (rout of Montgomery's
lunch room. The. richt fender-I of
the til-chino were ripped on‘. The
car had Just come from the point
shop. The fire hydrant was dum-
agod considerably also. First District
“‘31" Commissioners wore notified
of the arriving: by tho police.
Thomas said he would pay all dam.
3305.
WW
50mm!- Broolth Spent 38?.
DES MOINES, 10181. June )2.—
SOnntor Smith W. Brnokhart of Iowa
spun: only $3184 in his campaign
(or "nomination according to an no-
common of his campaign “penises
tiled with Secretary or Stile Run-
soy.
MM.
ECXENCF. CASE.
norms. Juno 1:.MJudn Antler»
son in the rodent district court has
discounted the suit brought. by Mrs.
Catherine All" of Phrenix. Among.
cooking to have tho directors of
Christian Sci-mew Church ind trus-
tm of Christian Rcience Publishing
Society restraint-d from rm‘using to
ELECTRIC
sumo IRON
9.!“
97¢
‘ » . DONNnLLr’s
‘
DRESSES
$12.98 ‘ 7
L, GOLDEN
BBWuhingtuSt-
80.301311]:
5 Norwalk Saloons
‘ NowMoat Markets
H
People sometimes wonder what
evol- became of t stores occupied
as saloons in Nor it in premrohl-
hltion times. Investigntion has dis-
Camping wit
. Scouts this Summ
to the Bey
America.
S .
{3'
Scout hats, coats. if,
breeches, "shorts"
ings, shoes, hand}:
haversacks; speck}.
trunks.
Scoutmasters' u: 35
too.
ROGEIis'PEE'r COM? 2,
My Broadway '57..
It 1M at Warrcn at ‘
' “Fina
Honk! Sq. Com-mum: Fit“,
.. at 35th St. Cornea-c" .2‘ ‘
closed that at least tire of the old
time sitcoms are now the homes or
meat markets.
The former Miller and Tracey so-
icon in 1 Commerce street in occu-
picd by l". S. Gallagher; Crcngh‘s
saloon in Wall turret in the home or
Whitlock's Market. “’hen Oscar
Schultzo doubled the site of his store
in Main street. he took over the old
Blue Front saloon. Fowler‘s Market
is noo‘ where the former Timc Table
saloon prospcrcd. Downtown the
People‘s Market Company. Inc. occu-
plcs n port of the City Hotel in South
Main street which w. tormerly the
cafe o! tho hotel. .‘inothcr old sa-
loon in River street conducted by
John Manning. is now a radio store.
PUBLIC HEALTH
Problcm of the Work I: Gena-o! at
Bar] living Conditions.
CHICAGO. Juno law-Vail] dis-
fall: is successfully cradicotcd. pub-
lic hcalth service is incomplete. de-
clared Dr. A. M. Stimson of the 1‘. 8.
Public Health Service. Washington.
D. (3.. in an address prepared for de—
livery bci’oro the American Medical
mociation today.
Condiiicns in city. how- to control
had living conditions and prevent
epidemics. how to produce. vaccine.
and keep them within reach of the
pOpuiuton and dewlopmcm of cure:
where tho cause 0! a. disease has
hcm isolated. ho enlisted on some of
print her card as a prorittinncr in
the Christian Sciatica- Journal.
7 grrvice.
the problems of the public health
XVc’re official oz" ‘3;
Makers of
We odor direct to the public at he: :5...“ ..
(or quick CWCe our omin» q... l; ‘
SUITS. TFXEDOS. I'l‘u. URL».
O'COATS ASD GOLF EL‘ITS.
All 330. '33; mi :40 spring & Saturn-3r 2-;
All ’45, 850 And 855 Spring & anmcr » '
Ind Winn-.1- Coats
All “0 up to ‘75 Spring k: Snmmcr Sum.
.m Drona 3nd Golf Suits, Top (1231:. i. .2
‘ALFRED BESJAMIN‘ Clothing Ma. r ..
been told It Mic. only tn tiw 'E‘W ' '
Ne Elevator to 5th I?» '7‘
122 Washington Street
Graduation Footwear
tomcat thought in the
do: drown new.
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CODFISH STEAK
BLUE FISH
HALIBUT STEAK
BOSTON BLUES
SALMON STEAK
HADDOCK
COD CHEEKS
BUTTERFISH
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on a. trip to Missouri where he $1"
make on addresa at tho commence—
ment. exercises of Monticello college.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Mc~
Fee.
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Miss Anne Selle-ck and Miss Jeunne ‘
Girudet sailed yesterday for a. trip
to Italy and Franco. Miss Selleck
will visit her sister. Mrs. \Villiam S.
Wuhlngton
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The three committees of the
Staples High school Alumni met
Monday evening in the Y. M. C. A.
to diam plans for the Alumni din-
ner to be sivan next week.
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Fred Walsh. an electrician. resid-
ing in Saugatuck, has been appoint—
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lectn-ian Edward C. Nash.
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George C. Engle and daughter.
Mrs. Eagle. and Mrs. and Mrs. A.
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from a. visit. with friends in Bulston
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Right. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster.
Episcopal Mop of Connecticut.
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