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in Him! 1...; "g “
The postponed garden fete or the
hint and Women's club will be held
thirdly at the estate of Mrs.
.Goorge Thorns Hill. East avenue.
.mu tote will be held both afternoon
"laid evening. There will be a concert
It 3:46 o'clock In the afternoon and
1:80 in the evening. Miss \Veld's
pupils will present classical dances
and a pagaent at each session. In,
one 0: storm. the tote will be held
Indoors. . . '
—Buy Your Victrola on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donneiiy'a.
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Miss Florence Townsend Mitchell.
who has Just been graduated trom
Smith College. Northampton. Mass.
rotirned to her home. 259 Flax Hill
sud, yesterday. Miss Mitchell is
M’daughter of Tax Collector Robert
(35 Mitchell.
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S—Large Pee. Coal. Harris &
Elna—Adv.
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Emanuel- Grotto. M. o. v. P. E. R..
”I be represented at the 35th An--
AW Session or the Supreme Coun-
dk M. O. V. P. E. R., to be held at
Indianapolis. Indiana. on June 21.
22 and 23 by Monarch William J.
Moore. Chief Justice Joseph R. Tay-
lor and James Withall. holding a
.proucy for Oscar Schulizc. Master of
Ceremonies. Heinie Frank, Clayton
L. Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. \Vil-
11am J. Moore left by auto for the
convention yesterday morning. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph R. Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. James VVithall and Mr. and
Mrs L. Smith will leave by train on
Friday. Monker Gl-ottn‘s delegates
will stay at. the Ciaypool Hotel
where the convention will be held.
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—-Auto springs. Tilly'a.-—Aiv.
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Miss Olive Webb of 6 Crescent
Terrace returned yesterday from!
Northampton. Mass, Where she at~
tended the Class Supper ot the Class!
of 1924 at Smith College Tuesday1
evening.
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—Best Coal. Harris & Guns—Adv.
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15’ Garden Fete
. 'ToBe Held Satur
a
a «Joe» Y
.§.;«‘.,.; =4-
)tetbodistlplsoop‘all church at their
home. the "Summit Home” Mead-.37
evening. Refreshmentswere served.
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11?; weekly dance viii be held at
{UMPER moon
or FLANNEL' 18
Y
‘5!
SIMPLE AND SMART
.
tier. Order of the Eastern Star. is be- .
ing held today at the home of Mrs. 3
Clara. Hssuchildt, 12 Maple street.
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A sewing meeting of Ophir Chap- .‘
i
o
——F'or the soil. land plaster and
agricultural lime. at Non-all: Coal!
& Supply Co.. 103 Water.St.~—-Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Carey. or‘
The jumper frock was extremely
opular two or three seasons ago.
‘ast mgi it was not so notice-
e. a a
I smart. simpmodels arm
he one illustrated is fashioned of
teen flannel with
ihite striped silk blouse.
it is
agreen
and
tub house on Saturday even-
s; cThis will be a subscription at.
fair. The reguar club dances will
not get under way until July third.
the annual 4th of July attain Stew-
ard Hermann announces. A.Eridge-
port orchestra has been obtained to
furnish the music tor the seaside
terpsichoreahs and if the musicians
prove themselves worthy they will
be hired for the weekly dances
throughout the season. .,
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Jock McLalchlaLn has installed a
new motor in his launch. “Comet"
and is now prepared to "eat up the
surf." McLachlan may be seen
about the sound Just now testing the
power of his craft and maybe some
da'y. if it's good enough. he's ing
to get into a boat race and show the
world.
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Harry McDermott. popular lad
about the island. was three days ago
the proud possessor of a. new bicycle
but it's a disconsoiste Harry now.
The back wheel of his new gift came
oi! and now the vehicle is down
in John Gloetzner's cellar awaiting
the touches of a mechanician. Har-
ry has to walk again but he says
everything will be 0. K. as soon as
he gets the bike fixed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arch Selwyn and
sons. Sonny and Bill. arrived Tues-
day for the summer. The boys are
all set for a. great vacation and will
have their ponies up within a couple
of days so that they clin gallop about
the island as of yore. Don Mc-
Lachlan. Ken Peters. John Gloetz-
ner and other youngsters on the is-
land gave the Selwyn lads s. hearty
welcome and have renewed a strong
friendship.
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Al Herman. popular “ward or
the Bell Island club. is hard at work
getting ready for the summer rush
and he declares it's going to be a
busy season. “fill: the floor greatly
enlarged and a fresh coat of paint.
the interior presents a line appear;-
ance "m for kings" as the proud
steward declares. “'ith the tradi-
tional cigar in his mouth he was
putting up new bulbs and shades for
the lights. No. he had no time for
news, but "just tell the people that
Bell Island can‘ be proud of its club
and the dance floor and that we‘re
going to show 'em what we can do."
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Mr. and Mrs. “‘illiam Doyle and
sons. Jerry. Dick. Keven and Jack
came up from the city Tuesday tor
the summer. They will occupy the
3’ Byington Place. are spending today
at the newly completed Stevenson
dam.
O
——Lehigh Coal.
Adv.
Harris & Gan-.—
Patey Chimento. son of Tony Chl-
morlto of 59 Spring street. entertain-
ed a. large number or )‘minq friends
nt 3. party in his home Monday eve-
ning. Songs and dancing Were en-
loyed. Hretreshments wore served.
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—Skirt pleating. $1.00.
Store. 15 R. R. A,ve.-——-Adv.
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Miss Elizabeth Shimko of Bouton
.
l
Singer
Ryder.
Kelley, Edith Hart.
Roy R yder.
——DonneHy's for Graduation Gifts.
. main and second floor.
or or Miss Veronica. Lehotsky at her
home on Flax Hill road last. evening.
Dancing and music were enjoyed.
Refreshments were served. Among ‘
a b in con.
the guests “ere the Misses Anna. The new home whichi e ‘
Bowker. Mildred Benedict. Mildred
\Veeks, Sadie Kllrtz. Lillian Kurts.
Dorothy
trice Kern, Veronica Lehoisky and
Irving Gracé. Gene Potters. Theodore
Joseph Ross.
Charles Guarnieri. Paul Blnglewald.
Stanley Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Jose
Lchotsky and Mrs. Jocelyn.
0
Ben-
ph
street and Miss Ml'drcd Hoyt of East
nvenue spent Tuesday in Ansonia.
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~—Chrisiian Science Lecture at
Regent Theater, Sunday. June 22,
1924 at 3:30 p, m. D. S. T.
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Mrs. S. Ferguson of Madison street
has gone to Ridgeficid where she will
remain oier lhr‘ week-0nd as the
guest of reintllos.
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—Let us engrave your Wedding
r'nnnouncements and invitations. Don-
nelly’s.
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Dr. George Fawcett, of Washing-
ton street. is ha\lng his house re-
shingied.
-—See the new Tea Sets at Donnel-
ly‘s. second floor.
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Elite Shop. Fairlield Bldg. 44
Wall St. Permanent. waving by Nes-
tle’s Lanoil Process. $15 for bobbed
hair, $10 for half a, head of long
hnlr. Hair dyeing: Parker Method
of hair and scalp treatment. Marcel-
ling. facial and boyish bobbing.
Phone 2565.
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—-See our new Wedding Gifts, sec-
bnd floor, Donnelly's.
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Alex strassberger of Lexington
nvenue has purchased a. new auto-
mobile.
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Howard S. Baker of Boston was
the guest of friends in Springwood
yesterday.
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-—See our new Wedding Gifts. sec-
ond floor. Donnelly’s.
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Hrs. Stanley Straiolino and daugh-
ter of Lowe street are visiting her
‘ parents in Shelton. _ .
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v- Mrs. Joseph Da. Mata or Paradiso
‘ street is recovering from her recent
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S. Brown of “'cst avenue was a
visitor in New Haven Tuesday.
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John Novnk of 1S? South Main
strut motored to Bridgeport last
evening where he visited Pleasure
Bunch.
BELL lSLAND i
is being made
The tennis court
really for the summer
lulvkstopa and general renovation.
The couris are being rolled. and the
llFls are being fixed. The impa-
tlcni islanders are awaiting the com-
pletion no that the‘y may go out and
handle the racquets once again. It
will be ready in a. few days.
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A new fraternity. Skull and Bones.
has been given its inception at the
hands of Buddy Newborn and Ken
l'ciers. The two lads claim the
honor of being the charter mem-
bers. No constitution has been
framed but the dues have already
been agreed upon as 10 cents a
week. A drive for members will be
started in a. few days. Master Pet-
ers said yesterday that. he'is the
General manager and that Mewborn
is the secretary and treasurer.
Meetings at the present time are
beitlg held in Mewborn's cellar until
plans for a. better club house can be
perfected.
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Irving Foote, son 0! Mr. and Mrs.
George Foote of “filters. visited his
grandmother. Mrs. C. Irving Ferris
at her home on the shore yesterday.
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L. E. Ortiz has just come back
from Washington. D. C.. for the
summer and will take up his resi-
dence at the shore with his family.
The interior or the Ortiz home has
been entirely remodelled in prepara-
illness
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tion of the season’s sojourn.
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,with new
A surprise party was given in hon-
. 7 .YOUVNEEDjA' LINE ,
filioflsliqmanneedsannebeioseheisreadytorlbusmess.
mum-mmdsnmudepositsberoreheis
‘ Wfln' opportunity. ’lbpluekthebigmacromtho
mormemmmmnmm‘
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Knorr enter-
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same cottage that they had last aca-
aon. The fellows are already in
strong with the Island adolescents.
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strucied for William Clark near the
shore is nearing completion.
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Mr. and‘ Mrs. Michael O'Rielly and
daughter. Mrs. T. Lewis with her
baby son. Robert. of Newark. New
Jersey. have taken up their real-
dence at Hickory-Bluff for the rum-
mcr. Mrs. O'Rciliy spent. last vuln-
mer at Pine Point club and took
surh a liking to the surroundings
that she decided to make thc l-lui‘f
her stopping place again this sum-
mer. They ants-(d on Monday.
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The boat house or James A. Far-
rell at‘Hickory bluff is being re-
modelled. The root is being repair-
ed and a. new coat of paint is being
Diff. on.
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GroupI Schlirting. proprietor oi
the Hickory Bluff store and the
Hickory Bluff. bath houses was busy
yesterday answering calls for canoes
which came (mm the Franklin
school picnickere who were at Roton
Point. George was a. bit dubious as
to the seafaring ability of the youths
but as how the water was calm and
the faces of the lads so earnest. the
only thing he could do was to let
them have the crafts.
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Miss Ruth O'Reiliy and her two
" :tgi‘ nod to (membenn'm ' ’ o! the NOW-1k
praise service or the Advent Christian
church will
was the guest or triends in Ansonla.
_Tueeday.
I
street. are receiving congratulations
:pon the birth of a daughter Tues-
ay.
rinmmunn'
akmmmulna
M a n y_ Residents ’Ats
tend Exercises 9. t
W h i c ll Daughters
Get Diplomas
Among the East Not-walk residents
who are attending the exercises of
the Danbury Normal school in Dan-
bury today are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Starr Jarvisvot Beaview avenue and
Mrs. Jarvis' sister. Mrs. 3. Wheeler
of Detroit who is visiting them.
Mrs. Henry Harri-do! First street.
Mrs. Ivar Peterson of Fourth street
and Mrs. Hendricks. The East Nor-
waik girls receiving diplomas include
Charlotte Jarvis. Hazel Hendricks.
Dorothy Peterson and Mae Harris.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis and son.
Leslie. of Rowan street. sailed this
.mornlng from New York on the
steamer "Hellig.0iav" tor a. three
months tour of Norway. Sweden and
Denmark.
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A rehearsal of the choir of Christ
church will be held at. the home of
Miss Minnie and Miss Katherine
Kimmich. i9 Osborn avenue. tomor.
row night at 7:80 o'clock.
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The Friendship Bible Class oi the
East Avenue Methodist church will
hold a. strawberry (estivai on the
lawn. of the church tomorrow evo-
ning. An interesting program has
been arranged.
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Mrs. Daniel L'Hornmedieu and
Miss Marian L'Homrnedieu' of
Rowan street attended the gradua.
tion exercises at Yale University yea-
terday. Mrs L'Hommedleu's son.
Carlton Wheeler L'Hommedieu was
graduated from the university with
high honors. Mr. L'Bommodieu
who is an accomplished musician.
will rcturn.to the Yale school of mu-
sic in September and continue his
studies.
The regular mid-week prayer and
church will be held tonight.
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The Swedish Congregational
church \wlll hold in regular mid-
week prayer service tonight at eight
o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin P. White
of Rowan street will leave tomorrow
for Maine where they will remain
for some time.
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Among the East Norwalk students
at the Norwalk High school who re-
ceived diplomas at the commuter-
and Jean Sallick.
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The regular weekly prayer meet- 1
ing or the East zucnuo Methodist
be held tonight. The
subject will he "The Test of a Re-
iigious Service."
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”Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third street
was a visitor in Bridgeport Tuesday.
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Miss Mildred Hoyt of East avenue
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Mr. and Mrs. John Stahi of Fourth
O
Brooklyn. New York. will visit their
brothers. Joseph and Charles. all of I
parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael
O'Relily. recently arrived. at Hick-
ory Blunt. on Sunday.
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It. was announced yesterday that
plans are now under way for a big
celebration at Bell Island July 4th.
The water sports carnival. which
proved a great success last year. will
be repeated again this year. Lavish
arrangements are already in the
forming and it is expected that the l
affair this year will prove the best
ever. The float will be completed
soon and anxious bothers will have
no more cause for impatience. It
at the present time under repair at.
the East Norwalk dry dock and will
come-back to its own within a few
days.
W
Maine and family
engaged by the
with her grandmother. Mrs. B WI
0! New York City. d.
.
Pulls. Ivy Ashton,
Meehan. Michael
ine.
clarcs the bog: well equipped ‘0 Russell 1’. Thomas directed by 0‘ While- canvas with 811111!-
humlo 8"... numbers and an extra Chalice E. Scott. Millard Ticakle. in teed nickel buckle that mil May tr .L . 7 " h r“
DARIEN ‘ modern steamer. The 3-,“. Yorl: Arabian and llindoo love songs; Old not. tarnish. wool 11‘, .“
booking ofiiges are located at 23 Br°°ksidm Mary and Virginia Black- " Q Q'
Mr and M” Ch I E Broadway_ lord: Apache dance. Anita. and Lan- 19C 811d 23C L1 to "a
» . . er en . Ferry ° . . don Herrick and John Case; Organ. . ‘ ~
22:; till. 33:41?" at the" “mm" 550 bars and ‘li‘ll of the Franklin die sown contest. "Rose or Dal-ten" Bath“ Shoes Terry (10th ROM
be e. school (locked the beach yesterday led and sung by Miss Carol Mills. The newest step~in style in Preferred t‘ “to“ {07 ”9“!
Edward Wezd .h . in full spirit. of June and tho end of T1“ contestants M“? and Virginia ”d- Effien- blue and bud“ WP" - a“? "F F m?"
his home in PenKv-iif::::ed "‘0 school. The youthful picnickers Blackiord. Suzanne Brown. Marjorie all are trimmed with white. 813’ 10 i?" " ‘ ‘7 do
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Leer:- had a "at "mo °f n ‘1" They had Bucmmn' Lin“ comm mm! Hal- $100 $635 and D990
oi Cedar Gate.
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Carl Schmidt's orchestra has been
Jolly Friar's Inn
he Post road. ’ on
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Miss Ruth ditimer visited recently
0’.
Ernest L. Grost has been
avenue while the road is unde big time at the Park 1 -
o e . :- con. _ Isl Year. the carniv a1 which is to be held next
Work is rapidly advancing on‘ the struction. . . . Th ‘ ‘ " month. It is desired that all mem- . V
remodelling of the house recently i . e members or the St. Mathews bers attend this meeting. tats or Mrs Jo “7 '
numbing by Thomas 3- Cant): local toghfiel'imgtu: frsm Dutch and Nero- Evangelic Lutheran church at Jersey . a a ‘ Contentment Isltfid.8h;‘lolll::in::§te eStport Starts D
insurance broker. Five men n, roll at Stamtw g are on the honor C“)- cufe to" the Point. on the Mr. and Mrs. Royal Decker have business meeting a social time was 0 L’ licensed ll:
lizard at work on the decoration of quarter "0. 3.2115115!" $01103 this Slug" tsgg‘llni ‘11:: mOrnifil- There moved from Rowayton avenue to enjoyed during which refreshments n I] V
e co use. - e1’1 118. o o are on n t e . ' Har ' ~ ~ - ' , 19" ..
. . Diehl. Adrian Dumbell. noises}, ‘ . . .numb" C‘pm“ Pram“ ” h°“'° 9“ “e“ “"ed by “1° ”5““- T’“ “ESTFF’RT' .J‘t“ . 9i
——§_____ y on dog owners u h? al“ 5213“
:uth Julius. Helen
oyle_ Rose San
Dorothy Godfrey find Detour;
Church Altar Guild.
" ‘ J a a
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Child. Jr.. of
New York city have opened their
summer hgme at Owenoke Park.
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it!
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Light and
daughter or New Canaan. former
residents here. have been visiting
friends in ten.
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There will be a sale oi ice cream
and home made sweets at the Con-
gregational church Saturday after-
noon. The Junior Girls and Boys
will have charge.
ll
ter. Imogene,
manson and daughter of the Com
Inn apartments
lactic City; N. J.
where she Visited her mother.
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Clark Fey on»
A rummage sale will be held in ““1““- morrow. Théy will arrive on the
the old bank building all day Satur- "Sirus."
day under the auspices of Christ 1- " " "
0
Mrs. Harrison
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Sleeves and (laugh.
arc spendi ae
eye in Princeton. N. J. u veral
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Her-
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2
are visiting in At-
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Miss Mae Oldham oi Imperial
avo-
ue spent the week-end in Hamord
V
The new home or Mr. and Mrs.
1 (’"IM‘
C/J".
Mr. and hire. Arthur S. Blit'lus of
Old King’s Highway. Darien spent
the week~rnd at Pine Grove.
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Miss Dorothy Hart who has been
staying with Mrs. Henry J. Roll of
‘Grove street has bone
Beach. California.
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Miss Betty Andrews. a student at
Drew Seminary, Carmel. N. Y.. is
spending the summer vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shaw or Nero-
ton Heights.
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Robert Toma has returned to his
home in Noroton Heights alter
spending the winter in California.
The “'omen'a association or the
Dorian Congregational church will
hold an out-door fair on the par-
aonags and church lawn. June 26
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—-Other News
ed strawberry festival will be given
ROWAYTON j
Festival
And Dance at Cross-
ways to Be Big Aifair
A cabaret. dance and old fashion-
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I.
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for Women and Misses
Whether you are vacation-bound or gay: . ,
course you need a Bathing Suit. Here lh-‘jc err—4:
with the accessories for your comfort
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M. on the estate at J. Stuart Gillespie at!
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Martha Chinsky or Moore pm“ who Mr. and M". Arthur s. jinn“ g;oa.iififoecico;.k :1” “11.: benefit of the suits that give absolute in navy. Her; ; «its:
will enter Normal Ichoo n swam- outermost! a number at friends re» ins “gym :3, the .gumo‘m' fob” freedom of every move green. Exvaiie: label
ber. Mildred 30”" I)! 11‘! 00"“ cantly. Among “1°" “rue“ “'9” minor Food commitlee Mrs: J ‘3}. ment‘ Made of all W001 Q“ 9'
pig-tad a commergi.‘ coum; ”19] (h. “I”! Edith Cantrell. Esther ' "f" " . . ‘ ' b 7; .Th th I . ' '. 0:10
Ainan'orth who is to continue his Jacqulth. the Messrs. Bradford Bel- Arnold. chairman. M”' F’ 8' Hadley. w! e exc “sue Juntzen. ___..__
education at Aurora College: gym”, lard. Edwin Cooper. Russell Spooner. “:9 (232:1:B;I:’%%etfianfi Pubiiiicity,’ StitCh’ the - patent. bow- \Vorsted QUIIS
“wonky who rm om" Hun“ Mr. ”d M” D. H Bey. ”n “a .81.:6” 8mg!” :1".- 159‘ rag my trunk. non-rip crotch and _ s .. ~ ..~
roman no.0"... p..,. Who rim: .0 Mrs. M. Tringloy. Mr. and Mrs. wu. Box om“ mg. as" MICPP “"“j improved shoulder strap. One PW” 3’» "”753:
gentlnue her studies at Columbia: liam fohrdback. Refreshments we“ L'ghcrg All; Georg: fiugbelf-"ggge'j $7 25 to $10 "9d pilr“ var-cw; E: a'
'ath . serve an a we ea m - ' ‘- ' - ~ . ., :,.
“rm” Jackson. 5°"Ph 13- Smith “1. had by all. W p an evening director. “Milan: Morton: Master oil . the Incl. "“
The heat drove many to the beach
yesterday.
port a busy my, . test. Miss Kate Blnton. Among the bathlng “mics in various V . 0.... no.-- $93,
e o . ieaiured numbers on the pro‘rgm styles. Sizes are 48 to 54. 91'} ....:. ‘ « ~~ w
The steamer "Sea. Gate." which is \\lil be a. motion picture burlesque* mostly or"
to make daily excursions from the
Battery.
Point. will make its lirat regular trip
a.“ 5mm”, um w,” comm“. to w. King and R. a. North. Other In diver. aviator styles for .—‘—. -
bring pleasure seekers lrom the numbers are the Rowdy-ion Serenad. the swimmer. Also gay styles RUbbel'llt’d [\GI'ClllefS
Metropolis ‘Mre‘ftet' every day. It. crs. lrxing Albrecht. Sidney Bell. Ar- novelty trimmed. Snappy :- ~ ._ --: krill“?! I!
will uke'On passengers at in But— ihur Billiard. Charles is. Funk. l-iow- 19c to $1 iancy m'm :“1 carts
tel-y Landing.
also at Carson Point. “’csichestcr
County. Manager Neville Bayley de-
n track meet in the morning and
busied themselves at
places of amusement in the after-
noon. They liked the roller coaster
and the merry-go-around but the
“whip" got the most of them and
proved to be the best liked.
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The congregation of the
‘ Avernuo
York City arrived
steamer. "Warwick" for its annual
outing. This
Ldects. Hynd Harper; Programs.
William Morton. Frederick Schaug.
.u., Ii. H. North. Charles E Scott.
H. X. “'lison; Director 0! Parking.
A. M. Billiard; Organdie gown cou-
Extrs Size
Surf Satin Tunics
. Attractive black satin
$5 and $5.95 .
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1 i
Fancy Suits
Ma ny With Capes
The conceasionaires re-
$5 and $5.95
Rubber Caps
“‘th a. cast which will include. Mr. V
and Mrs. Frederick Schang. an. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard N. Wilson. Mrs. E.
with capm ‘_,
312.7.) to .520
New York City. to Rotor:
and N. Moore. George Moseley and
Harold Wilson: the \Vorid‘s Worst
Magic-lane. Arthur M. Billiard and
New York City and
$1.50 0 $335
Bathing Tights
' 3.
Bathing Belts
ch Disbrow. Anita. Herrick. Patricia
Macgoyvan. Barbara Lniisb
Lower. Harriett Sherman
jorle White.
s. Lorna
ad Man
the
various
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Mrs. Beulah MasLaren and. daugh-
ter Muriel of Brooklyn. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney R. Bell of
Crockett street.
0
'1 .Iucoueonhred ;
Outfitters to Men, Women and Children
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Willis
church New
today on tho
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A special meeting or the Rowayton
Hose company has been called for
Tuesday evening to take action on
Methodist °
congregation had a
McKinley place.
emcers of the organization are Mrs.
Our Savior ot Jersey City will hold
their annual outing at. Roton to-
City enjoyed
‘ Rotor: yesterday. About coo women
were in the party. They arrived at
at five.
be held ‘thia‘ evening.
ther permitting. In ease of rain
they will be given on Friday.
How Many PefiShed‘ ..
‘ a. At SeaNot Known nfi‘é‘i‘.&§“£§..“i&m.
The members of the Church of
The Women’s Guild of the Church
{the Good Shepard or New York
its annual picnic at
o'clock and started on the return
The regular weekly fireworks will
the wee.
Ferment
of the Reunion En
‘ Paton team of the
of the Denoiay Will
9 0 0
Under the auspices or Class No. 7
Norwalk chapter
Present the farce
the Boys" at the
Friday even-
. King street has been 633mm“. Norway Jung 1! ing June 37 for the benefit
. ‘ ‘ . _ s - I o f
M". ed ‘13:! 0 :eat Keys .5 t completed and the well hum ar- —It iaimpobaible to determine who. church fluids: school; The tag:
the vamkfld with m am” Den “It! 1‘6 now living there. the:- more than-17 persons perished hers or the clue which is.ln charge
BarnuelAdams Clark or New'Yum . ‘ ’ . in aim-inking or the .Norweglaa of in.- Mary Snider: include Gog--
who with - Will K. vfigzt ‘txggmffizogagls who; wish? :t‘etahmer Hadron Jar] alter collision trude Brands. Frau-lees Bond.
M1" lam Phil; 0 p ‘ the ' in th . - ' ‘ -"
but. Jr.. and Mrs. Biddle Duke oom- returned to her home here' “(or th‘: (lord W398? mowing to Slime-t ggldmlndmllxlum‘nma Ellabath
Dfllfid &. ‘mw comm. 0! “6 “MC,- ' 7 ' , PM of m 1” N}. h ' O z 0. (I
recent, rashlonabie Park Avenue ‘ 0 ‘ 1. Just new“ here. am m '7 ‘
WM§.'
, 7 0
Joseph 2. Brennan. Jr 62% ..
in
Miss Charlotte Minor-{muss Helen
Kay and Miss Emily Stevens.
of Miss Mildred Aller will be s
a. Gypsy dance at the lawn fete to be
given Saturday by the Norwalk Con~
gregational church.
pupils
een in
.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor of
street will leave tomorrow
for Indianapolis where they will at-
tend the thirty-dye nun
the supreme council 0
E. R.
uni session 0!
t M. O. V. T.
ptlst church. the
'lgiofl.
hlving failed to 3 cs their
“‘83 begun here 1. 3 by D!
Commissioner of Domestic A',‘
Ellis. of Hartford, and D05“
George Mills. Fly tren- cumin
to appear in town court 10mm
morning. m ‘
Amon those summoned "
was Mrsg. Dorothy E. W. Blair
0! Sylvan road, who will half:
experience of standing ma!
the same court session as her
band. Dr. Elbert W. Bilk
whom she complained of :nd a”
’to be arrested for driving as;
mobile while under the mil“; .-
‘HQUOI’. While his operatorstI
was under susrlensmn. like!
Chll‘ted with resisting an o -
NEW SILK
DRESSES
$12.98
1:, GOLD“ '5
Wei-hm" ; :
“ulna-“IR .‘
Edgar L. Raymond. president. Mrs.
Earle "P. Stevens. vice-president. Mrs.
Oliver 1. Clarke. treasurer and Mrs.
jJoeep Taylor. secretary. During
the a once yesterday of Mrs. Ray-
mond. president. who is in New
York. Mrs. Stevens presided. In ad-
dition to the omcers Mrs. Henry For-
let, Mrs. Sidney R. Bell and Mrs.
George Kay were present.
0 O O
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mallard oi
Crockett street who were injured
Sunday afternoon when their auto-
mobile ran cc into a. ditch on the
Wilson Point. road. returned to their
home yesterday groin the Nor-walk
hospital.
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m DAVISES SAID.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Davis and son.
Leslie.“ Rowan street, this mero-
lnlg soiled tron: Hoboken. N. J. {or
. They will be gone nesrly
three months and will tour Norway.
Sweden and . Denmark. They will
also attend the annual national con-
,muoaozmoummm.
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