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A. luncheon with Mrs. Benjamin
3‘. Andrevvs and Mrs. Robert Van
Buren as guests of honor is being
held this afternoon by the Norwall.
Chapter. Daughters of the Revolu-
tlon, at the Norwalk Country Club.
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Leo Chinsky of Moore Place was
I visitor in New York city yesterday.‘
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——Bathing suits of all descriptions
ht Donnelly's.
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Miss Frances Modne of Putnam
avenue is entertaining over the week
and Miss Agatha Kessler formerly of
this city. ‘ now a resident of the
' Metropolis.
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MiSs Kathryn Smith of Van Bureu
avenue was a. visitor in Stamford.
‘Wednesda y.
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-—-Buy Your Victrota on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly’a.
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Eugene Roth. student at the l.'ni~
versity of Alabama. is spending the,
summer recess with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Both of Spring street.
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Miss Babe \Vard of New York city
is a guest todnv of Airs. S. H. Goi-
den of Cedar steel.
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~Large Pea Coal. Harris &
Guns—Adv.
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Harold Skidd and Martin McDon—
ough of Spring Hill avenue attended
the Stamford High school promenade
\Vednesday evening.
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Miss Constance Sranlon. student at;
St. Joseph's Academy, Long Island.
{Will arrive tomorrow to spend the.
summer recess With her parents-Dr.
and Mrs. \V. Scanlon, of “'est ave-
nue.
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——-Auto springs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stone of Dog
trait. Michigan. were guests yester-
day of Mr. and Mrs. Josem of Holden,
avenue.
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Tilly's.-A iv .
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A social time followed the bust-5
ness meeting of Our Sisters“ Lodge.’
No. 55, I. O. n. F. held “'ednesdav
night. A quilt was prrsentcd to
EFFECT OF HAND ‘
EMBROIDERY 0N
SIMPLE BLOUSE
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Miss McKmfi of Wilton.
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Important. business was. transart~
ed at. a meeting of Berkley t‘hapter.
Order of Eastern Star. held “‘edner~-
day night. An invitation to attentl
St. John services at the South Nur-
walk Baptist Church was acrepml.
Similar services are being held 'il.
over the country. All of tho local
masonic orders have been invited in
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beautifying a perfech plain blouse
.Eilth hand work is shown above.
white alpaca blouse which hal
cufl's matching the skirt and a strik-
ing design done in tangerine. yel-
low and green wool ornamentin]
. the bottom. >
What one can do in the way of
e costume consists of a pleated
ilk skirt of canary yellow with a
the services. Plans wrre made to
hold a. strawberry festival June 27..
Arrangements were also nude to
hold two picnics during the summer
months, the dates and places to be.
announced later. The chapter also
is planning to entertain the state
officers on September 17. Lost
night‘s meeting was the last. busi-
ness session for the summer months.
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sortation of Tribes of tho Improved
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seven-thirty o'clock.
There will be. a. meetingwof the As.
of lied Men of Fairlield
nt Straiford Monday even~
The members of l'ncas Tribe
ill leav- Red Men's Hall at about
ountv
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Mrs. Byron .l. Littlefield and
daughter. Eileen. are the. guests of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mario
Maruca. of 25 Lincoln avenue.
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a rris & Gang-Adv.
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1.113810 .‘lr’il‘llt‘fl. nt 2‘ Lincoln ave-
nue was tender» (1 a birthday surprise
party at his home, last mening. v. hen
a number of his friends gathered to
celebrate the event. lie was the. rc-
cipicrt of many useful gifts. Those
present weré the. Misses Marie and
Edith Maruca. Miss l-Eileen Littletlvld.
Miss Florence be Bone. Mrs. Byron
Littletield. Mrs. Helen De Bone. Mr.
and Mrs. Mario Mantra. Harold \VllA
mot. Hyman Kaplin. Ernest. Spedalr
arm James Maruca.
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Charles Drebes of “Wu. “'ashlng-
ton Street and Miss Catharine Dorr
of Brooklyn. New York. enioyed a
all up the Hudson to Indian Point.
on the Hudson Day Line Steamer.
"Albany", “Wednesday.
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-—-Lehlgh Coal. Harris 8:. Gans.— "5"
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David Raymond of West. Washing- 1:;
. tan Street has a. new sedan.
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Alfred Holmes arrived yesterday
from \Vashington to open up the \V.
P. Eno estate at Sasqua. Hills. Mr.
Brio is expected home from Europe
in August.
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-—Skirt pleating. $1.00.
store. 15 R. R. Ave—Adv.
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Singer
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Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell of New York
city are spending the summer at
.Ghoro Haven.
to
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-—Let us engrave your wedding
‘mouucements and invitations. Don-
gully's.
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Joseph Nagy of Connecticut ave- CE
in
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Jim has purchased a. new five-pas-
sense;- coach.
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,Miss Ruth Tovey of Lincoln ave-
uo of Westport is ill with scarlet
immaculaunobefm
dmmmthm
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DRUGS EXClTE ‘
Take Sails at First Sign of Bladder
lit"
[“l'll acids which the kidneys strive
ll\t
tissues cm; and tliv: i'rsult is
tlucv trouble, bladder weakness
.ill‘l n. general tlt‘t‘llllC in health.
you have rheumatism when the wea-
goorl soft water and get from your
pharmacist lil'lOHl. four ounces of Jad
Salts.
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blood with lithia, and has been used
clogged kidneys, to neutralize
injure. makes a. delightful effervesu
make a mistake by having a good
kidney fiushlng'any time.
means have your physician examine
your kidneys at least twice a year
YOU NEED A- LINE
fianmgtumwmdaaumofdepouubefmibu
new» To pluck mwmmm
THE KIDNEYS,
’DRll‘lK WATER
Irritation or lint-kmlie.
Tl)“ Amerivan man and women
'zér guard constantly against kid-
\ trouble because “e (illc'll eat too
tiv'h rir‘li food. Hur blood is filled
tiller out; they \venkcn from over-
'-rk. become sluggish, the elimina-
\\'hen your kidneys feel like lumps
load: your buck hurts or the urine
cloudy. iull of suiimvnt, or you
D obliged to seek relief two or
rec times during the night: if you
{for with sick headache. or dizzy
rvous spells. acid stomach. or if
er is bad, begin drinking lots of
Take a tablespoonfiil
155 of water before breakfast for a
\v days and your kidneys may then
i fine.
This; famous salts is made from the
id of grapes and lemon juice. com-
r years to help flush and stimulate
the
iris in the system so they no longer
e. a source of irritation. thus often
llevln: bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: can not
nt. lithla—water drink and belongs
every home. because nobody can
By all
Adv.
hsiareadyforw
saving account.
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{Entertainment _ Coni-
mittee Prophesies a
Lively Summer——
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Vernon Jarboe' is chairman of the.
committee on entertainment. for the
season and he prophechs a
good year. Mr. Jarboe declares that
the members will work hard to do
all they can for the advancement of
social activities at the island and
that they will do all they. can to
foster good fellowship. This spirit
has been evident at the popular re—
sort during the past few seasons and
there is no doubt at all but what
in time to come it. will present it-
self even more strongly. The colony
has accomplished much in the way
of community betterment and may
be given great praise for its achieve-
ments.
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Steward A]. Herman of. the Bell
Island club passed out the follow.
ing announcement to the islanders
yesterday:
“Formal opening and dance of the
Bell Island club will be on Satur-
day evening. June 21. 1924.
"The usual Saturday night dances
will continue throughout the season.
"Members will be kept'posted on
other attractions by notice on bul-
letin board at club or by direct com-
munication. .
“Your hearty support and co-op-
erstion will make this a banner
year." THE COMMITTEE.
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Mr. and Mrs. William T. Keyscr
and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Street of
Xew‘ York City have moved into the
cottage owned by A. Todd. The
new residents will occupy the hour».-
until September 15.
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_ James J. Dore. jr.. of Brooklyn.
is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Katherine
Farrell at her home. the Sound \‘iew
House in Roeky Point road. Mr.
Doro recbntly graduated from Ford-
ham Preparatory school. Xew York
City and will enter St. John’s col-
lege. Brooklyn. in the fall.
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Mr. and Mrs. John B. Doyle who
have been attending an Alumni re-
union at Boston college. Boston.
Mass. will return to their home.
Breeze cottage. Crescent road. this
evening. Mr. Doyle. an alumnus of
the class of '02. delivered an ad-
dress to alumni members yesterday.
He spoke to an audiente of 1.500
alumni and students.
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Miss Eleanor Hammond of New
York City who has been visiting
Miss Ann Mathews at the Pine Point
club during the past few days. will
return to her home tomorrow.
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('ontractors “'illirim I". “'hite anti
sons are now busily Ditt'liplt‘d in the
construction of the new home for
“2 F. Clark facing the lake. The
house which is built. over marshy
kround is supported bv is concrete
props stuck eight feet into the
ground. The home is advancing
rapidly and will be ready for oc-
cupancy about July 15.
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Arch ’tSonny” Felwin. recently ar-
rived on the island. entertained sev-
oral or his friends at his home yes-
terday. During the’ afternoon he
held a surf party. A social {line
followed in the evening. Among
those present were: the Mines
Eugenie, Harper. Lettio Houston.
Ann Mathews. Eleanor. Hammond
and Eugene Newborn hnd George
Rliei‘.
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John Gloetzner. 13-year-old son of
l\Ir. aners. Hans Gloetzner of Bell
Island road and Herbert Schwartz.
son of T. F. Schwartz were gradu-
ated last evening from the ninth
grade of the Franklin Junior High
school. The commencement ex~
ercises were held in the Norwaik
High school auditorium. Both John
and Herbert. are hand-sore from con-
gratulations and are the recipients
of many gifts.
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Brooks Peters announces that he.
is painting his canoe in preparation
for a. good summer and that. he will
have it launched within a few days.
Master Peters used his craft to good
advantage last. year and he says it’s
giong to be Just as busy a season
this year.
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The new home which has been
under construction during the past
few months for Mr .and Mrs.‘ E. C.
Browne. has been completed by the
contractors, \Villiam F. Clark ”and
Sons. and will be occupied by the
wall is being constructed at the side
of the house and new tennis courts
are being made in the rear.
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Charles Stevens, popular resident
of West street is hard at work on
the extension of his porch. In ad-
dition to making repairs on the
porch he is also decorating the in-
terior as well as doing much plant-
ing about his home. .
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Kiwanlans in Wreck.
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DENVER. Colo.. Ju‘ne 20.—-The
third section of Union Pacific train
number 21. known as the Pacific
Coast limited. carrying Pacific coast
delegates to the International Kiwan-
is club convention here back to their
home. ran into an open switch at
Lasalle, 50 miles from here late last
night. Two dining car porters re-
ceived slight. injuries and were re-
moved to a hospital hero. '
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Acnvmrs
tirely repaired. This boat was driven
aground -about two years ago of!
club.
blown across the channel in a severe
storm to its present location.
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Mrs. Askey
tor. is building a. new
Charles E. Burr in Neptune avenue.
It will be ready for occupancy by
September 1.
in on completion.
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man and boat enthusiast. is hard-«it
work at the present time on his fir-
famed sailor "Southwin .“
is in drydock for gel!
in and ‘ncnugh hopes
, in tip-top condition by
will be entered ,
port. . Last Annuities, lifeboat
'- mat
mt ability
PLOTI
+ , monolith.
Arthur C. and 'Alfred
Emerson Plant Flow-
ers Again —- Straw-
berry Festival
Arthur C. and Alfred Emerson of
East avenue have lhid out a very at-
tractlve flower bed around the Re-
‘ volutlonary monument in the rec-
taiigular plot at East avenue and
Fitch street. This is the second
year tint the men have place flow-
ers in the plot at their own expense.
A vote of appreciation has been ex-
pressed by the East Norwalk Im-
provemcut association.
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Maurice .7. bovine of East avenue
has purchased a. new sedan automo—
bile.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Hill
and children have returned to their
home in Stratford after a visit with
Mrs. Dexter Hoyt of gawkins ave-
nue.
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Gerald Mead is visiting his parents
bin-and Mrs. Edward Mead of Edlie
avenue. Mr. Mead is connected with
the Curtis Publishing company of
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. '1'. Manin Stocking of Ho-
ward avenue enjoyed a motor trip to
\V'insted. Wednesday. ‘
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J. Wallace Marvin of Marvin ave-
nue has purchased a new coach
automobile.
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The Woman's Guild of Christ
church met yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank B. Sturde-
vant. 22 Edlie avenue. The mem-
bers arenow making articles which
will be sold during the annual lawn
fete to be held in July on the lawn
of the rectory.
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A strawberry festival will be held
on the lawn of the East Avenue
Methodist church tonight under the
auspices of the Friendship Bible.
class. A special program has been
arranged which will include several
selections by the Young Peeple's
a a t
orchestra. If the weather be stormy g
the festival will be held in the a
church.
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The regular monthly meeting or
the East Norwaik Improvement as-
sociation will be held Tuesday. Jul)
1.
Captain Wallace Bates ls repair-
in: the Bell Island swimming float
which is at the East. Norwaik dry
dock.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Epstein of Siam-
ford. former residents of the Third
ed a building permit for the erection
of a bungalow on Fifth street.
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The choir of the Christ church
will hold a rehearsal tonight at. 7:30
o'clock at the home of Miss Kather-
ine and Miss Minn“ Klmmich. 19
Osborn avenue.
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Mrs. Gertrude Joselofl‘ has re-
.turned to her home in New York
city after a visit with Mr. and Mn.
Robert. Joselovaky at their home on
Seavicw avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Cove avenue were
prised at their home. \Vadneaday
evening, by a number of their
frien'ds. Mr. and Mrs. Herbst will
sail shortly for Germany where
they will visit Mr. Herbst‘s mother.
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Julius Herbst of
pleasantly sure
avenue have returned to their borne:
in Brooklyn. ,
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Mrs. \vasbington Dolley. pro-
prietess of the bailey cottage on
Harbor View avenue. a resident at
the resort for the past 12 years. has
rented out her cottage for the sum-
mer. She will go to the mountains
withvher husband who is in poor
health. Mrs. Bailey said this morn-
ing that she is sorry to have to be
away from the Harbor this year but
hopes to be. a. resident of her cot-
tage again next summer.
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A new home is being constructed
for John L. Clark near the shore.
Mr. Clark expects to make it his
residence on completion sometime in
August.
to
the acquaintance number will be
owners within a f w . Q . ‘. I
. : .days Two mechanicians and two car“ 2:31;; t¥ge°é::d:::'°innhs‘maf‘.’
The "a, of the ,. penters are now engaged in work on ' w ave e”
Schmoeger is beingh°::ag:d Alibi: u“ ‘munded "Rosalie" which n" 310;": 1“at,“ Eaten to elm“. then when
planted by John Driscoll. A new directly “at of the bridge. The yre uc ed safely in their covers
Robinson Freight Ship company of
New York City owns this boat and!
will run it from New York to Al-
bany as a. freighter when it is en-
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Dorlona Point near. the ' country
About a month ago it. was
Mr. Askey and his sister-lu-law.
have come up from New
York City for .the summer.
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Frank O.- Johnson. local contras-
ome for
Mr. Barr will mo‘vs
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William Mcfiugh. popular garage
The ..
l overhaul-
. to. have. it
Saturday . a.
in a race at South-
my} 0’36!- lt'aowaor mm
so well.
or two in the morning but. managed
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green of New
York City have arrived for the sum-
mer at the "Bobolink" cottage.
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L'nver. have arrived at Harbor View
for the past few years.
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hold the first event of the year
the club house on “'ednesdsy eve-
ning. Everything is in readiness for
a successful
evening will
Milton Sills picture has been obtained
and promises the, islanders a. good
time.
the second “‘lli Rogers. will do his
stuff alon orato icai lines. Last
district. visited with friends in m r." he :roved “L worth .3 a
50rwalk)‘eale1;da§;. . speaker and if he does well this
your it is expected that he will run
‘vVilliam A. Md’h‘T’N“ h“ secur- son an independent ticket for the
House of Represe
the raft once more
paint and has undergone general re~
their summer lustre, with new nets
and wire
thusissts at the shore. may once
more take out the racqueis.
Sew York City and children. Tommy
and Eugene are up for the summer.
This is their first season up here
but they like it very much and say
their new home on the shore for the
summ‘Or.
of New York City. papular residents
at Harbor View last summer.
that shore seems better than is
new. contrasted to the sultry
They arrived last
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returned to their home on Harbor
View avenue after a winer's sojourn
at Miami. Fla. Mr. Baxter declares
Miami a nice place but Harbor View
nicer. They spent about two months
in Florida.
slvely throughout the South.
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that the first dance of the season.
the grown‘ups will have their time.
to supply'the music for the terpsi-
choreand and if it meets with the
approvah of the home folks. “Doc"
will retain them for
dances throughout the summer.
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1.1.00 to the point yesterday in the
excursion of the Willis avenue Meth-
odist church of the Bronx.
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Bunnie also with a strong showing.
The young men, of the party had a 7
inning baseball
noon.‘
gelic Lutheran church of Jersey City
came in on the "am" yesterday. 'pafr
The: oxcurslonists arrived at 1th!
Poll-iv about 1 o’clock and remained
until 5. ' Au athletic program was
M : 6:! out by the young men and
woman is, the sax-.1: afternoon
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The
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SOUTH NORWALK
She was at it for an hour
In get only a few bites.
Mr. and Mrs. “'llliam Mathias and
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Mr. and Mrs. I'nver of Brooklyn
rid Mrs. L‘rkhsrt. mother of Mrs.
or the summer. They have been
ummer sojourncrs at the shore here
The Harbor View association win
in
“’odnesday
night. A
88.3071.
be movie
It is expected that Charles D.
Doc" Steure’r. in. known locally as
nlnlivcs.
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The float is expected to arrive to-
ay and the impatient bathera can
ow be assured of a good time. with
in its former
lace. It has received a new cost of
airs.
The tennis courts are taking on
bacivstops. The courts
ave been rolled and now all the en-
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Mr. and Mrs. William Tollner -of
o s 0 ed.
' lb eaort w l - -
Mrs. Henry Beinfield and son and 10;. r a i l h“° them next 3"" o a a
Mrs. Herman Malkin who have been .. . t The members of St. Peter's ng-
visiting with her parents Mr. and ‘11- ~st 1"!" C.L Da'i f list church of Westchcster County
Se view ‘ ‘ , - - - ‘ I 0 arrived this 0 its _
Mrs. Robert Joselovsky of a New York City have arrived at in thing by is cs
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Mr. and Mrs. Hubert and children
Bl!
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city.
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Baxter yhave‘
They also toured exten-
"Doc" steurer. head of the
rtainment committee.
en-
announces
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local orchestra has been secured
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the weekly
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High tide today at 2:52.
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The steamer "Warwick" brought
This
tidi came to the Park last
7 game in the after»
t
. .. x a' o o . ,
1.3m) from,the 8t. Mathm Evan-
was staged in the morning and a gen-
an! athletic program ~was conduct~
There are about 5
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of Brooklyn. New York. will have an
excursion tomorrow.
bers are slated to arrive
steamer "Seagate" to add to the Sat-
urday's crowd at t
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continues in its present high tem—
peratured condition the concession-
alres will look upon one of the bus-
iest days of the season Sunday. The
public has been waiting eagerly for
a good warm Sunday to don
bathing suits and the anxious ones
will have their chance to jump in.
The weather man says it‘s
be a clear day.
the patrons.
supplies a drink on a stick. is a. new
«device in which frozen orangeade is
sold on a stick as a lolly pop.
the warmth of. the mouth the frozen
substance is melted into its original
hold at the Park last evening. A
large number of people were in at-
- tendance at. the display. which was
lavish. The showing was staged un-
der the supervision of the Diamond
Fireworks company
that plans are now under way for a
new diving pier.
stand which succumbed during the
winter to old ageand atoms will be
replaced by a. double deck structure.
the latest thing in its line. It is ex-
pected that it will be ready for the
bathera within a couple of weeks.
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the hand" a of a
few weeks
field plot has been graded
may supply of gravel and tress have
3:” ,pIsnM.about-thslot. , It will
an ideal spot for mac an. ,
urn about 5.
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started on the re!
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Manager Neville Bayley announces
that a new float will arrive for the
bathers by Sunday. The new raft
will be of ultra modern style with a
high diving board and other im—
provements. It will be placed beyond
the two already instilled.
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The St. Edmund's Episcopal Sun-
day school of the Bronx is slated to
arrive at the Point tomorrow on the
"Crescent." The steamer will bring
about. 500 kiddies with the parents
and friends.
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Also to arrive tomorrow are the
Lilly l-‘ellowcraft club of New York
City which will come on the "Sit-us"
and the Mt. Vernon Congregational
Sunday school which will make the
trip by busscs. An elaborate athletic
meet. and program has been planned
:’or the l-‘cllowcraft club. Workers
on the North field and hurrying along
to have it done (or the New York
excursion.
On Sunday the Civic Lodge of the
Knights of Pyzbias of New York city
“ill arrive on the "Dolphin" for its
annual outing. The Sew York Times
credit department «in also hold a.
picnic on Sunday. The members of
this group will come in busses.
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The new Skee bail alien. six in
number, are the rage with attend~
ants at the Park. ’New flooring has
been installed and the bowling sites
are considered the best in the state.
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The “Slrus” brought in 1.500
pleasure seekers this morning in the
excursion of the Church of Our Sa-
viour of Jersey City. A ball game
00 in the number.
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The Hanson Place Baptist church
1.000 mom—
on the
be popular resort.
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It is expected that if the weather
the
going to
The new “Popsiclev stand near the
‘Vt'hlp" is proving very popular with
This new stunt which
\Vlth
iquld form.
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The regular weekly fireworks Were
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Munster Neville Bayley announces
The old diving
/
The ball field. which h'aavboen in
will soon be spur-lyin-
sd and ready for use. The Kart]:
with a
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Iverta duflngtho past.’
% BAT HIN G
SUITS
* Suit That
Changed Bathing
Swimming
SUITS FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
AT ALL PRICES
DON‘NEL
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GOES ON HIKE
T0 CANADA
Irving Knickerbocker
Leaves on Long Trip
——To Be Away Until
September
Irving Knickerbocker. son of Mr.
and Mrs. “'iliiam Knickerbocker of
Logan street left Monday on a hik-
ing trip through Canada. He hopes
to walk as far west. as California.
Mr. Knickerbocker. who is a stu-
dent at Harvard college will remain
away until the rc-opening of school
in September.
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A dcbate under the auspices of
the Community Brotherhood Will be
staged in the Rowaytou Methodist
Episcopal church tonight. The sub-
.ie.-ct under discussion “ill be "lie-
solxed: Should Immigration Be L'n-
limited?" This is the same topic
which was debated a few weeks ago
.
wai'ion Methodist church wtll hold
a "Variety Pete” on the lawn of the
church Sunday. June :8. The La-
(1195' Aid society is also making
plans for its annual summer supper
and sale which it is expected will be
held next month.
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”there will be a special meeting
of the Rowayton Fire. department at
the Rowayzon Hose House. Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. All members
are urged to attend as every one's
help is needed to make the carni-
val. which is to be held next month.
a success.
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Rev. Dr. Bysshe of the Methodist
missions in Grenoble. France. and a
former pastor of the Rowayton
Methodist. Episcopal church experts
to return soon to America for a
l
was built during his pastorate.
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The carnival committee of the
Rowayton fire department will.
meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock
in the Hose House.
0 O O 1
Mrs. Edgar Raymond of Rewar-
ton avenue returned home yester-
day after spending a few days in
Brooklyn. while Mr. Raymond's
ship was docked there.
L DARIEN
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hilton Rad-
t‘ord or Tokeueke. announce the en-
t
. . sary of
in the Baptist church. “hen the de- \cr<i'\' .~
cision was awarded to the negative ‘ " ""
side. . - . Dr. and
\ New YO'k
The Epworth league of the 30- their offifl, <. .
Highway, .\'c;-“ :‘
returned :
Buticr‘s
Winter in C:.
Mrs.
road. Du.
illness and :
which is
the parsonag
evening of .
one of the i.“
kind
Among the a
a Guy for
short visit. During his stay here he hor’he mad. 5,...
will visit the local church. which um em”.-. ‘
and evening.
X. Y.. will be it: 5;
Knight street A. )1.
day morning and
program has bee.
afternoon.
of Chess Councif. Des-“ee‘fi'”
hontas. attended fbe recurs—l
ization of Wincra
evening.
laid at Norcto: at
road.
It
C
Benjamin \Veri.
Hotchkiss PI“;£:T;" “
ville. Com“... has
cnts' home fC.’ 7‘;
C
Dr. and
turned from a s
trip through ’3?
York state.
Mrs.
The “'esi.
010:: P '
meeting in
day afternc::.
L. Great
on Honda e' ~,.-
ets may 5-. lu‘“ ~»‘
Scouts.
Rev. “'i'.‘
the Norou‘zi
and his ZV-O s "
crt, at'e ‘ ‘ '
Mr. and .‘~'
I
Robert A:
I’rar‘.
The CO?“
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08 pool. a F\t~
.x—
Mrs. A. Reese cf '
in ’1
"a.
r)
If
,.
’.
lg.
m
u-v
o-
w
‘ a
, .
About twenty members 0.
.—.- of the c- '
he ninth anniven. _‘
Cantu,
Kalemrnt of their daughter. Miss
Mar t Estelle to Albert George
Ruins. of Easton. now of Tokeneks.
No d e has been set for the wed-
din.
3 foot
Mrs. Wade of Brooklyn is staying
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Christo-
pher Ottmer of Darieu.
O O 0
Edward Hollahan. a student at
Yale, is spending the summer vaca-
tion with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Hollahan of Falrfleld ave.
nus. Noroton Heights.
A new drainage system is being
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