by Caroline Bouts-Rees tha
ed her to assure Mrs. Abbott the
Democratic
During
flansi
“E week.
5 the
)-
mg the State convention
ch, entitled to go to‘ New Yo
‘ delegate.
Wing the largest number of
re presented to the
-d‘ accepted.
out Hartford are also to go.
‘oule Friday evening at eight o'clock
{or the benefit of the Rowayton Bap-
Elf. church Sunday-school.
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~Beat Coal. Harris d: Guns—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield
. - children of Lowe street motored
Bridgeport yesterday where they
V'ere the guests of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joscm of
WI street entertained relatives
from New York ("lty at their home
estcrday. '
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Mrs. Stanley Stratolino and daugh-
for of Lowe street have, returned to
‘their home from a. visit with Mrs.
astrsfollno‘s mother in Shelton.
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Mrs. “'illiam Joscm and son
.
O
of
In Boston.
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Charles H. Knrn of Philadelphl‘l
Visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
illlam F. Horn of Putnam avenue,
octet-day.
0
Harris 8:. Gains.—
‘
.—Lehigh Coal.
av.
I
j' Lady Jennings'lbdge. O. F. of R
’o. 7. elected the following nfl'irrrs
'or the next six months at the last
eating
Coinmander—‘Wm. I’latl.
V. Commander-:Emily Getmnn.
Marshall—Mario Conlry.
Scribe-Emma Bunion.
Chaplain—Louise Benedict.
Master of Ceremony—«Wm. Mosh-
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Organist—Charlotte. Kraemer.
. Inside Guard—Julia Flynn.
Outside Guard—Jennie Gctman.
Trustee—Chas. H. Smith.
Installation of these officers will
held July 2. Deputy Lady Burns
1 Bridgeport will install the almve
ombers. Members are requested
bring cake.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rufus .T. Smith of
‘ 5 Haviland street spent the week-
. -d'wlth their son, Fred, in Middle-
.“ .
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--Buy Iour Vlcrrots on our Club
--—Ask sbout it. st Donnelly's.
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»L‘lUxht accident occurred Thurs-
y’ evening at the foot or Grand-
w‘Avenue, when a Ford touring
'r operated by l-Irlwurrl Kirniay-vr
Union Park, and two Harslrom
dents as passengers, speeding
lwn 1‘" hill. struck the curb and
eipilutcll its occupants into a va-
-t'lot. Qight damage was done,
I no injuries sustained.
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"Mr. snd Mrs. Ralph Bray of Main
eel. spent the “lick-end in “‘est-
oy. R. I.
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é-Skirt pleating. $1.00. Singer
re, 15 R. R. Ave—Adv.
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Julius Reismann and Edwin Stu-
ns of Van Burr-n Avenue motel"
, to New York City yesterday and
-tcd friends.
~ I a ‘s
r. and Mrs. George Mcehan of
Avenue are enterlainlng Mr.
Mrs. A. Merrick of Rochester.
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Largo Pea. Coal.
L—Adv.
Harris. &
- n. .henry Nichols of Bogton and
Edgar Nichols of Cambridge
guests over the week-end at
Green Lantern, \Vilion.
‘o fiachers of the Franklin
:1 tendered Friday a pleasant
rise to Miss Edith‘ Mather, Mrs.
McMahon and Miss Katherine
dergast. retiring teachers of the
kiln school. A party was given
. sir .honor sfter school yester-
lflu Mather was presented with
7 ‘ o; of pearls. Miss Prendergast
given a. floor lamp_and Mrs. Mc-
. was given some beautiful
res.
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l ' rs: Abbott to ‘HaVe
ace at Convention
”Ron. Homer S. Cummings had
i would be aslgned a place at the
convention
women's
m held in New Haven just. after
1d Stste Central Committee and pre-
' inst
oath Mrs. Abbott was named by
liltnuutz-Rees as one of the most
nular Democratic women and as
rk as
The names of the five women re-
YOICS
convention
Mrs. Thos. Hearn ef
idgeport and Mrs. “'ood Duffy of
s o s
The patrol team of the Norwalk
obtpter of the Deblolay will give an
terminment in the Rowayton Hose
in: Hill road are visiting rclnllvl-s
t
TRIMS SOFT I
t
The newest overblousu are often
combinations of plain and printed
materials. The one shown is fash-
ioned of u softhplsin silk .witll
vest. collar and piping: of printed
material.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Conley.
lgr 'lrl“ loliriy motoring through New
[\fn 5min on their \vedtlinfl trip.
'l‘hrfiv \ielw- liltirrlr-vi iii Bridgeport
ll'iillay by the Hm. John A. Sulli-
'.llll. Mrs. Conley, Kill!) was Miss
.l-.tilnltlo May Flirts, (laughter of
Mrs. .\illiilr S. l-‘ui‘l‘is «if Rowan
.‘~‘i'IL was attenlirtl by her sister,
.\l!':~', \lilliam .\l. lnzlcs as matron
of honor. \l'illiam l‘nnley of Fair-
i‘i-‘lrl. brother of the bridegroom. Was
l-rsl man. lfprin lllt'if‘ return from
ll‘i'li’ tit-titling trip .\ir. and Mrs.
l‘nnley “'lli live 11} l“illi'fi0ld where
the bridegroom is enunned in the
automobile accesswry business.
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Daniel 'l‘oomey of Baltimore.
Maryland. is Hailing: “’illinm Hogan
of South Main street.
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T17. and Mrs, A. N. Clark of “'6“
\\':isliin;| ll :lelt have returned to
their hrllll" alter a tour through
Northern New England States.
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Miss .Blltrcarct Gaston. student at
“’hrntnn ('ollegr, Maissacliuetts. is
ripen-lint: tlio sumuirr \aration :it
the home (if her parents. “r. and
Mrs. C. ll. Gaston of l-l-liie Avenue.
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Miss Catherine Ilonmlkrr of
lll'illrvport srciii ilir “viii-Phil with
her aunt and uncle. Judge and Mrs.
John lieiiirh oi’ lliicr Ilrhe,
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Miss Martha l‘liinsky of Moore
l‘lace spent yesterday “ith friends in
New York ('li}'.
I
A. large Cl.l.~Ԥ of children received
lhrir first communion at St. Mary's
(hurl-ii Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Clifford and
daughter \'i\inn of 11 Crescent ’i‘nr—
rate. i--i't Friday evening for South
Paris, Maine, where they will spend
the summrr. Mr. Clit‘t‘ord is a. teacn~
er in the Norwalk High school.
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Mv‘mliers of L'ncas Tribe. I. 0. R.
.\l,, Will attend the meeting of the.
Association of Tribes of Fairlield
(.‘oiinty,_ to be held in Slratford this
evening. .
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Edwin Stephens, \‘i‘illis Gardner.
Harold Buckley. \Villiam McNerney.
Carroll Cousins. Morris
ilichzird Timmon. and‘r Barney Alt—
man. motored to rcenwlch Friday
night in W’illis Gardner's car.-
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'Everett Frey has accepted a. posi-
tion at Ledgexvood “Farm. the home
of Charles H. Harris. for the sum—
mer.
,
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E. Irving Smith of Elmwood sve-
nue has purchased a new coupe.
VVillle, why is your hair wet?
'PRINTED MATEItlAIl ‘
SILK
owl
Fine-on. *
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The csbsret-dsnce sud old-fash-
ioned strawberry tostlvsl to be held
on the lawn of' Mr. sud Mrs. Stuart
Gillespie, Crosswsy Frldsy tvening.
promises tobo one the most: novel
entertainments ever ”held in pow”.
ton. . The committee is now srrsnl-
ing the progrsm which promises to
include a. number of unique features.
There will be a. motion picture bur—
lesque. in which Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick Shang, Jr., Mr. snd Mrs. B. N.
Wilson, Mrs. E. W. King And 8. E.
North will appear. The Bowsyton
serensders. which srs fsvorites in
the village. will also be on the pro-
gram. The serenade“ si-o Irvin:
Albrecht, Sidney Bell, Arthur Bli-
llard. Chsrles E. Funk. Howsrd N.
Moore. George Moseley sud Hsrold
Wilson. ‘A number bf girls have on-
rolled in the orgsndlo gown contest,
which is being stsged by Miss Kate
Benton. It. will be led by Miss Carol
Mills. Contestants must design sud
make their own frocks. which they
will later exhibit. The girls who will
take part. are Miss Msry and Miss
Virginia, Blackford. Miss Suzanne
Brown. Miss Marjorie Buchsnsn.
Miss Linda. Colton Dingee. Miss Hel-
en Disbrow. Miss Anita. Herrick, Miss
Lorna. Lowes. Miss Harriett Sher-
man and Miss Marjorie White.
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The regular monthly business
meeting of the Lsdies' std society of
the llowayton Methodist Episcopal
church will be held Wednesdsy af-
ternoon at 3 o‘clock in. the chapel
of the church. The members are
asked to bring their sewing. Fol-
lowing the business session, s social
will he enjoyed and refreshments
will be served.
us—
The carnival committee of the Ro~
waylon Fire department will hold s
meeting in the Hon house. tonight
at 8 o’clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willlsin Sole of Ro-
wayton avenue will sail shortly for
England where they will visit during
the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Elzu. of
McKinley street are. entertaining at
their home. Mr. arid Mrs. Louis 0:-
bornc of Worcester. Mass.
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Til-'re will be a special meeting of
the ltowayton Fire department st. the
Hose house tomorrow night at 8
o'clock to make further plans for the
csrnivsl which the department will
hold next month.
0
The Rownyion l-Jpwnrth league of
lift: llowayton Methodist church will
hold a. "Variety l‘cte" on the lawn
of the church Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Schimoulcs and
daughter of New York city have op-
'"'lll‘d iheir summer home on McKin-
ley street for the season.
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Miss ESlizabeth Douglas. who ha
been attending Brown University,
Pimldence. has arrived at the home
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of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Douglas. where she will spend the
summer.
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The Good \V’lll society of Botany-
ion will hold a picnic on the cslstc
of Mrs. John Sherman Hoyt. Con-
trnimcnt island. Tucsdsy. July 1.
This will be the last gathering of the
society until September.
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A number of Rowsylon people st-
tended the lawn festival given by the
anwslk Congregational church on
the lawn of Mrs. Helen Quintsrd,
Main street. Saturday. at which Miss
Charlotte Minor. Miss Helen Ksy and
Miss l-Imily Stevens. pupils of Miss
Mildred Ailcr. danced.
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A musical program will be given.
in connection with tbs cnterlsin-
merit to be given by the Patrol team
of the Nortvalk Chapter of the De
Molny in the llownyton Hose house.
Friday evening. under the suspicu
or Class .\'0 7 of the Rowayton Bap-
tist church. The De Malay Svnco-
—pnlors will render several selec.
lions. They will also pl‘y for the
dancing which Will be enjoyed lol-
lowing the entertainment. Other
features on the program will be
special numbers by Jack Formes nod
\Vlillsm Gustaf-on: harmonics. solo
by Adam MscLachlsn snd s suc-
phone solo by Normsn Louden.
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Miss Msyls Sconcld snd Miss
Cuol Mills. pupils of Prof. Hughes
of New York snd New Rochelle. “ill
slug st s recltsl to be given by his
pupils tomorrow evening at New
Rochelle.
EAST NURWALK
The Osnicron circle of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
will hold an open social in the
. n r 1: tom ht at 3 o'clock. An in. , 1‘ “"3 ‘ 3"“ “0°!!- md . “mermaid fishinx contest" at the
fer‘esilng prigram has been ar- :zé‘ttlzrahf‘rle: :r’prligfcxst‘er‘.‘ 3n}. theyhdeclsro lie: thst thsyv" have Tree Point Thursday; Brlsrclirfo Msnor pools. Visitors
. . ' s me Inc or e , ‘~
ranged. .It will include solos by almost stagnant must be refreasl: on rs t.‘°°.“ Miss Florence Gelst and M,” May are asked to bring casting rods and
Miss Mildred Lovejoy. A. Nettleton
Paddock, Benjamin Thomas: selec-
tions by a. quartette composed to
Benjamin Thoma. Stsnley Carpen-
ter. Clare Hodgeman and Rev. Ar~
thur J. Penneli; duet by lllrs.‘Leslie
Divers reasons, Ma.
s. Tiny'L—Adv.
t.
j $4 anvil-1g
Cuban itch and Havana cigars
are neither Cubsn' norr Havana;
You NEED
-ucdssunebeforabeursqqylosm
4..., WMMIM-quW‘mu
”in”. 'l‘th.-é°m .
“A LINE).
1.}va 5- flatbed
Gorham and Mrs. Clara. Hodgeman;
solos by Miss Mariette Barnum pi-
sno selections by. sCrlton L‘Hommo-
diam-sud selections by the Young
People's orchestra. Following the
program refreshments will be
served. .
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'Friends of Mrs..1-Iazel Richmond
of East syenue will be sorry to bear
that she is‘lll st. hoi- homo.
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Mrs. Msry Hallend of Gregory
Boulsvsrd. returned to her duties
today with the local one. of the
Southern New England Telephone
comp-my sue; s. two week! 'vucs-
lion. ' . , ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jsrvls and
family of Scsviow svonus enjoyed s
motor tripto Banana mo. yester-
day.
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t
s
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The regular weekly rshosrssl of
the Swedish Cumulus-.1 church
will be held “unrelenting. It I
o'clock. .r' ' - ‘ . .
i
tba‘jisst
' school
It l... .-
‘Tho monthly meeting «of
. at
recently return ed frnmJVsshington.
D. C.. spent yesterday in New York served." In the afternoon most of
Cit). . . . iho psrty eoioycd bathing and there
was slso s ssven~lnnlng baseball
The Rowayton Fire Department same. Tho Putty returned about
Friday cleaned out
ened by outside sulstsncc three ox.
four times during the sesson for the
purpose of notation.
under way this week sfter the form-
at opening of the club house Sutur-
dsy evening.
will be srrsngcd next wee
regular schedule wll
after throughout the lesson.
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Mts. C. B. Peters popular residents
of
serious injury Thursday, when the
chain on the bicycle- on ‘vrhlch hi
was riding. becsmo dislodged from
neither able to steer the vohiclo clad
by luck the sutomoblllst
sight of the isd.
Pours. son
Poms Wol attract”
an my time; m
bsvo rstod ‘ud clam the shore
sad the flosts as standing on lsnd
st at. pm unis swans: their
am dip. Minor repiln will. be
insa- on" the rum Aachen they will
be resdy to go into the “to: in re-
ply to the my cslls issued by
Mt D C O ‘
Arthur snd Dillon McDérmott.
sons of Mr. snd Mrs. D. J'. Moo
Dortitott. hsvev-srrlvod st their psr-
ents’ home where they will spend
s. few dsys. The young men. who
Just finished their yam studies in
New Yorkcity. will to to Ssrston
Springs sometime next_wcek to st.
tend the horses-so.“ the".
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Jam of Senior svtnus.
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so. sad Hrs. mm: 3. non-lei:
at Reckoner sro trialling In. Her-
rick's psi-cats. 111-. sud Mrs. Goon-go
C. Jinan of But sveuus. ’
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Darius Miller. 3nd. of Cornwall,
bu returned to his home following
s. visit with r. sud Mrs. Stephen
S. Jsrvis of Senvlew svcnue. .
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The Young People‘s society of the
Swedish Congregation“ church held
on outdoorsocisl snd meeting on
the lswn of Mr. and Mrs. A. Amund-
sen. 57 Osborn avenue. yesterday
afternoon. A musical promo: was
’given by the choir of the church
which wss followed by s soclsl
hour during which refreshments
were served.
A
Mrs. w. c. Smith also can; Els-
Worth and Shel-weed will leave for
Sal-stogs Springs st the early part
>~of this week where they will follow
the horses in the snnusl turf
evenh.
.<
Guy Dlefrlck. district superin-
tendent of t‘hs Swsrthtporo Chsuuu-
qus. satires-ed the members of the
Adult. Bible class of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal church yes-
terday morning. ‘Mr. Dietrlck who
is s chsracter unslyst. spoke on
"Judging Men." In speaking of the
suboconsclous mind. Mr. Dietrich
said that books which” one reads
and compute which one snoot-
ates with mske sn indelible ini-
pression upon the sub-conscious
mind. He slso pointed out. thu
only one-eighth of the sub-conscious
mind works. the remsinlng seven-
elgbts. he’ said. remains dornnnt.
until it is sroused by some great
shock. Mr. Dielrick also brought
out during his talk that the average
person never received s new ides
after he hss reached his twenty-
tbird year. "At that age." the
speaker ssid. "s veil is dropped
over the sub-conscious mind. Every
thought and idea. after tint. on is
tbs nsndlwork of the conscious
mind."
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Hsrry Hoyt. popular resident of
Pine Point. former manager -of the
Lockwood bssebsll team of So. Nor
walk. is the proud Menu of s new
Boston terrier dog. He is mm
s show of it ubout the isisnd.
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ans. W. Mowborfl" snd dsughter.
Eugenia. are spending s. [few dsys in
New York city. Buddy Hepburn
is stsying with Xr. cnd Mrs. M. F.
Riley during the few dsys.
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The big dost and (no bsby (lost
for the Eu: Bosch hsvs been in dry
dock for repslrs sad are ready to be
put out. They hsvo been painted
snd genersl repairs have been made
on them. The pier rsf‘t is also
ready to be set up not! WU! most
probably go out within s day or bro.
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Mr. and Mn T. P. Doors of Dan-
hury who srrived Thursday enter-
tained s number of their friends at
dinner in the club house last even-
ing They hsvo tsken up their tool-
dcnco for the summer st tho cotv
L HELL 13mm.) i
tags occupied by them last sunl-
Arcb Sclwyn, ruinous theslrlcsl mer.
producer of New York city. Will sh . . .
rive 1m, ”mm; (or s “w day's .Steward Al. Herman snnounre!
that the finishing touches on the
interior decorations of the club
house will he made this creek. New
curtsins will he put up. They are
expected to arrive soon from New
York city. Screens will also he in-
stalled on all the windows. There
will also be new shades for the
this and other minor improve-
ments.
stay st his home at tho liml Islunll
point.
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Puddle Houston yesterday cele-
hrstcd his lulh birthday with I
party at UOflt‘)‘ Island. New York
oily. l’rldly. “’illl him and his
mother was also Herbert bewartz.
They report today that they hsd I.
"bully" time.
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The home of‘ f‘. P. Studevsnt at
Pine Point has recently been painted.
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Arthur and Eleanor Leonard.
popular residents of hell lwsnd last
your. line arrived for the summit-t
and are staying at the Boers home.
Arthur Leonard Just comp’etsd his
studies at the Puritan preparatory
school. New York. He enjoys a
great reputation as an sthlcto s
milicipuiiug in the baseball“ toole
ball and basketball.
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Clinton Sturdevnnb who has been
hard st Work repairing his motor
boat of late. will launch it tomorrow
according to sll plans. He has 30?.
ten it into A-l condition for some
hard use during the next few
months.
Miss Jpn. Mathews .3.“de 1 Francis Hauxh of Mcflrln Street.
wedding at Forest Hills. Long 13,.Norwsik. was s. visitor with friends
land. Friday. Elie "”de bouls'm’ the inland yesterdsy. Plough
Saturday. made the trip in his touring csr and
o s c was given a. great reception by the
Weialcy smith, son of Mr.tnd VOW“ man. Leo Jfllhr. popular
correspondent of the Noni-slit Hour
at Bell Islsnd. spent much of the
afternoon riding about in Hsugh's
touring car, which is of foreign
manufacture.
Mrs. \V. C. Smith has arrived st. his
parent's home when he will spend
the summer. \Vclsley has lust com-
plated his Junior year at tho florsce
Mann school. New York city. He
”and sceoad base of tho baseball
tcsm of the recent season and was
s mainstay of the school basketball
squad. He received his letters
"HM" for athletic participation.
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Al. Pcrrot. popular member of in;
island and life ssver will slsrt s clsss
in life saving for the jurlurs of the
resort. His school will be comprised
of the skimming, enthusiuts: Jerry
lioy.-:. Sonny slid Billy Sclwyn. Don
McLachisn. John Gloetsner and Irv-
in: Focus.
Mr. and Mrs. \Villism Busch and
family of Jersey City hsvs arrived
for the summer at their home It
Hickory Bluff.
t
Franklin I-‘oote. a resident at Belli
lit-land for the past few years. thsi
son of Mr. and Mrs. Georg-e I-‘oote
has plans formed already {cl anoth-
er trip to Californiar by sutomobils.
Last year Fools went across the
country twice in s Ferd with s chum
snd had I. great time of it. ~ Ho
camped st Yellowstone National
Park 9nd nude short stsys all along
the Journey. He now intends to do
the stunt again only to make the
may a bit longer in (‘slifomiz and to
take lonxer in Journeylng.
Mr. sud Mrs. Harold lie-d snd
family of New Canssn have tnkcu‘
up their residence at the Norton
Cottsgs for the summer.
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Jsck McLacllnn who recently hsd
his motor bost. “Comet" overhsulod
snd installed with s new motor. has
got it in drydock again to insert s-
lnrgcr guolins tank and more gel“
ersl repairs. He says 11‘“ be s
"wow" when he. gets it finished.
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Work is rapidly advancing on
the home being constructed for
Thomas J. Canty. insurance broker.
The interior is being redecorated snd
repairs are being made on the
porch. Rcmdelling work will be
done within two weeks and tho col-
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The men of the island yesterday
rcvelled at a stag party on Smith‘s
Island. it was a grand and glorious
event proving better than those of
lsst year. The, weather was tip top
for the occasion .snd showed the
picnickers full sway at the outing.
use will be ready for occupation. ‘Thov started about 10-30 in the
. I o ‘ ‘ K
_ morning with Captain May. There
The home of R. J. \anderbeck were about. 75 in the party. On the
near Clark's Lake is receiving u now
island he s v , -
coat. of paint. 1 y b d srious athletic. con
tests in the morning and then fol.
lowed ,tlse bake. it wss some bake
so the delighted onestdeclsre. “as
good a. mesl as Delmonlco over
William ‘Ortiz of the Island .wbo
Clark‘s Lake 6 -’ 30.
Tm social lesson st Bell Island
wos formally opened on Ssturday
evening with the first officsl demos
of tits you-u It was c [not stfsir
cm! is the sppsrent forerunner of s
very successful sIuon as yet un-
precsndcnted in tho snnsls of the
island. Kesrney's orchestrs tur-
nlshsd the music for dancing snd
wu nosrtlly acclslmod by the local
terpsichomns. . It we: childrsn's
hour from 8 until 9:30. At this tints
the adolescents of the rum-flail the
chance to show their worth and they
did. .Thsy on only sum .thst they
didn’t bsvo enough time. They look
torwsrd esurly to the time when
they will grow up and enjoy their
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The sctlvilles of the year will get
The program 0 events
and s
i follow there-
Brooks Peters, son of Mr. sad
the island. narrowly escaped
piclnic at Pear Tree Point. Thursday.
High school this year were as fol-
son. James Ha rvey.
Sadie.
lng. '
Norotonc svenuc.
are planning a trip to Cslifornis in
the near future.
school. Noroton Heights. treated the
sixth grade pupils to a picnic at. Pear
Geist of Prospect avenue.
visited recently on Long Island.
Hsrold. who have been (‘isiting for
several weeks
huts returned to their home on the
Post Rosa. QIrien.
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King‘- Hichwsy, Dsrlen. are enter-
.ulnlng Hill Louise Carlson. of You-
kers. N. '2'. -
and family hsre returned to their
summer home at Near Wster Lune.
Names.
mom. 800 members of the cons
(tuition will srrive by special-trol-
leys. ,
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On Wednesdoy the St. Trln‘ltstis
Evsngeilc Lutheran church of New
York city will hold on annual picnic
st the populs: resort. The picnic]:-
srs will come on the "Sirius."
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Also to strive on‘ Wednesday, is
the St. Peter‘s Lutheran church of
Newark. New Jersey.
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The St. Edmund's Episcopal Sun-
dsy school of the Bronx held its sn-
nusl outing st Baton Ssturday. 500
kiddies with their parents cud
friends smvcd on the "Crescent."
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Also at. the Point Saturdsy were
the Lilly Fellowcrsft. club of New
York city which came on the "Sir-
ius" in the morning not! the Mt.
Vernon Congregational Sundsy
school. with 500 strong. which came
by buses in the morning.
0 O O
l bums brought 500 members of
the Sunday school of St. Peter's
church. Bronx. New York. Saturday.
The young plcnlckers bsd .- hsle
snd hearty time of it all with I.
bssobsll guns in the morning and
other athletic sports. They. csme.
about 10 o'clock and returned about
five.
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The Mu Sigma. fraternity of New
York city was yesterday 500 strong
on the steamer "Creator-it." A base.
bsll'game was held in the morning
sad other athletic events were held.
0 I 0
Also st the park yesterday were
the Civic Lodge. Knights of Pyth-
iss. New York city and the credit
dcpsrtmcpt of tnegxew York Times.
These two excursions were made in
bums and added to the Sunday
rush.
This morning the members of the
Church of the Good Shepherd of
New York city sn-lved on the Sirius
for their snnusl excursion at the
Point. About 1.0!.“l are included in
the number.
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Also arriving this morning was
the First Congregstional church of
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excursion. This trip “as made in
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Yesterday With the sun beating
down A happy greeting. lloicn Point
had thebusicst day of the season.
crowded to its very edges “51h plea-
sure seekers who tricd.io keep cool.
The bathing house’s Were all well oc~
cupied and the beach was In series
of dots of people. All concession-
aires report a very busy time and
declare. ll the bcst day of the sum-
mer thus far.
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Five hundred members of the Mil
Sigma high school Fraternity of
3'" Ym'k l‘éfl' made their annual
trip to the Park yesterday, adding
to the great crowds. They came on.
the "Cree-int." The young men sndifl'm‘i‘“.
women carried out an athletic pro-l .
gram in the morning and had a’mass functions for the 2.4.00 dele-
uhort lsssoimll game. Thny arr§\vp{1§8I!t“-s. alternate. and their families
about 1: s. m. and returned about. {Liflnd fri'““’~ ”“7’ ““9 been ar-
e .v - irnnged scores of less ponderous en-
Also at the Park 93 nug-pf-gO“-nlisrtsinmenu. These will be of an
excursions were the Civrc Lodge. tinformal nature. so planned that they
Knights of Pumas. No. 459 who need not be. disrupted by a change of
come on the “Dolphin." There {the convention business program. but
were 60" members in ”“3 ”U"- Thprfican be sandwiched into theyisitors
had I great time. it was an annual lyr‘hflmfip whenever oppenunlt) 9‘” a
event. The credit department nlelltle frolic is presented.
the New York Tami-g “-3,; 1h"... lists 5 It is intended. for instance. to hold
40.3 “mm; This party made “‘63:. reception and dance aboard one
trip in hung”. of the largest American ocean liners
Eseme night during the convention.
flitasmuch as the Leviathan \\'l'.l
french port en the sixth day
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DARIEN
The seventh grade at Hindlcy
Junior High school. Sermon. held a
the Hudson river.
There will
former home of one of the Democra-
tic party's most historic characters.
.‘Samuui J. 'I'ilden. 'His famous es-
Edward A. Tinker. tralric Offlul‘l‘.§l4“<" “Grerslonr” is new possessed
has been appointed to direct the’ by Samuel l‘ntermcycr, who has of—
hegv-y traffic at .\’orotcn aienuc. fried to throw open the beautiful
0 - . grounds to authrized delegations of
convention visitors. A thousand pri-
vate automobiles have been volun—
teered for the transpoflstion of pi!-
grims over the scenic highway bord-
ering the Hudson. to “Greystone.”
It is expected that few of the 200.-
000 or more visitors to New York
City during the convention period
will return home without hsvlng at
least one picture of themselves taken
Sn'lmming and puzzles were ongoyed.
I 6‘ C
Miss Louise “'ninrhury. of Garden
street. Noroton Heights, is visiting in
Mystic. Conn. for em oral days.
D C O
R. Rclihan or Nnroton Heights is
quite ill‘at his home.
I O I
The pupils from Dnrlcn and Nero-
ton who graduated from Stamford
lows: Dorothy Godfrey. Florence here. but it has remained for No.
Glllette.Charlotle Dichi. Sidney \Vil- hr” delega'mns ”C'p‘m“ mm‘
mittee to assure its guests that they
will be caricaturcd by famous car-
toonists. L‘nited Sites District At-
torney Hayward. 3 Republican. heads
the Nebraska entertainers. On his
committee. are John (Tassel of the
Evening “‘orld and Cislre Briggs of
"\\'hen a Feller Needs 1 Friend"
fame. They have been pledged to
caricature every Nebraskan who
will pose for them.
Another spectacle in which all the
delegates may participate will be a
Helen licehan.
“‘ood. Donald MaeGlashon.
Harry Gaffney and Thomas Flem-
Mr. and '3il'3. hi. i\'. Randall of
Noroton Heights.
Mrs. Eltinge‘. a teacher at Baker
fishing tackle. The memalds who
“3‘“ be nationally known swimming
and diving beauties. will be the
fish. The game will be to hook and
land them. Prizes will be awarded
DIrlen.
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Mrs. ‘Csrrle Jscquith and son
FOR lllSlllNG Dililllis
.\‘E\\' YORK. June 23.——The fer-l
‘tile minds of prominent New York~
ere. Republican and Democrat. who
brad welcoming dclegstions for the
National Democratic Contention are
hatchln: novel stunts so rapidly that
program directors have forsaken the
idea of compiling a fixed schedule of
Thus. instead of a list omeposing
of
the session. the party probably will?
he held aboard her at her pier in.
be pilgrimages to thn'
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Noted Writer to Ad-
dress (‘ounty ‘e‘. omen
Voters at Refilling
Friday
Ida M. Tar‘irii
annual nicetizir
County LPagiw tf V-
lhe Oil III\"SZ'.C.':'.'
will take place a:
Probably no cry ;:: :
dcrstands the on?
than Bliss 'l‘arlvll.
tary in the sunny . =
and in 1903 Wrote hf: .
"History of the S'az‘
pally."
Miss Tarbell vrzs ‘ _
vision of the Amer‘l.-~'. .
the Peace .Contcrrrw :1
was also the 012‘...
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i
the most successful anglers.
Although most of the spontaneous
entertainment to be furnished by
welcoming committees for ststes snd
territories will be without pracnm.
the city will lsvish psrt of the
pszoopoo it has spproprlsted upon
huge forms! functions.
.There will he s reception for 5.-
000 persons in Washington Square
tonight: st least one (and bsll in
which sll msy psrticlpste; I mass
festlvsl st Concy Island: on excur-
sion to the military scsdemy, ‘West
in New Hsmpsbire
Mr. sud Mrs. Mei-win Smith of Old
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Mr. End Mrs: L. Murrsy Frukl
the sprocket. Peters comin down full ”3““.- Ll-‘Pk’ ”nub." dances » ’ -
a mu was unsblo'to stop lg. bikI “m "l. ““1"“ °’ ‘3' "‘8‘“ 1t ‘ 53.2“.2'13433‘3‘2: $11.? c2113;-
l,, the m“ of sn oncoming tutomo- is cstlntstsd .thst about no you W i f 2 ha ‘
but an". . _ as suture o t 3 forms] pron-sin
Sklddlng in the sand III viss .
ostchlnt .
swerved just in
lme to prevent disastrous complies»
lo”.
or Mr. adults. 0. :2.
school, thiltdelphls. snd
will he s, psi-ads of the police. firs
and other depsrtments; until con-
vention time. It will be locom-
pulled by u: srmy. nsvy sad inst-ins:
demonstration on load. water sad in
the sir. '
:an Warhol-tot Bridgeport spoil
undsy bore "3th friends. d
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Bills: Betty Hsrris of tho Friends
mehsrd
7 its- turn shotgun! ,1;
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Trinity chosen-{will hold in
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iltmctlousl note. G
V. .
at the Peace Ctnfe.‘
Cross Magazine.
In addition
knowledge of the Oil
Tarbell is Considered
on Lincoln.
With J. McDavis. she “5""
Life of Lincoln." This was .
by her "Life of Lincoln. v ..
Pesred in 1900. Her law-3t 33‘“
vaesr is “In the Footsmls . ~ M“
coin."
to WT
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Miss Tarbell was “"3. 3“.ng
career. associate ed;tor e ”9‘1.
Chautauquan." and also of 1hr 316.5
Mansine. Other publica’1""\7,_7.‘.f;§n
include "Short Lite "9 Kym.“
Boris rte" and "Life of _.a.-
“a“:EW. Tarbell, s broth"? 0: 3::
M. anhell. testified ne‘er? an;
Walsh» Committee, SM“ "‘9 p”
- he
of Vic. of the practical side of l
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Brooklyn. New Yor . vs strives 1.000 bombers of ‘ tic sum vacation». '1‘ . .‘ ' 2:0 93113”: “at “an. in ,3“ Women Voters considers lrsclt mist
at the island to all. up 1.th ”11- mm mm church mwnmm- _ 'l‘ho film. of Cl“ H 21;? 2: t . “may on ym. y fortunate in having been able torua
deanAnin. . . “A a a" mom on th. "W." n! W!” £hd M‘s Lethe: erngewui 30° ~ 0 O . O 7— cm Mist. Tarbell for if: z‘e‘ague
. -. .‘ ' ‘ members ““4" M3 “3' “it “a take pl‘oe st‘tbs home o! the bride Hrs Amy Dodge and family will mastitis snd hunts)“t ‘3“... oi
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nu. Hsns Gloetxnor and Brooks tel-ope "be. , ~ . , , . , ,. £ 0‘ I” 13mm; ”6 1'... expected t. n. the opportunity to be!!!" “PM”
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