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Kinley street have been entertain.
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. Miss Anna McKeen. cashier at Ki BEGms WORK R , , The Epworth league of the Pier
‘1: Plannlng Moonllgllt Sad W. Woolworth's store. is oh 3. vacn- ‘l‘ . . . . ~ wayton Methoth church. through —in . s:\
'r . ' - . Harry s. Byran w 1 en oy a sail ri— ~ “I. N
The Young Peoples Music and Li - ' '7 ' ‘ :I
. Bsrtholemew Lane. porter at s 5 r . day evening it 8 o clock.
gamril: 5:31;: :tttzlézgixz 2:31:15] {OUTRCHHISOFPI EREDTED . » gett‘s drug store is enjoyinx a two l ‘ ‘ "
in meeting in the guild room of L week 8 “canon;

. . " . . . r . Id in Canjunc- George S. Moseley of Rowayton DOXRvE-LLY'S
Tun“, Chumh “It evenin‘. The LE‘EOCK m WHITE: Miss Dorothy Van Zilen o! 8 Haw- Myron $3.ka Bewmes communlty GTOWIHS To Be He ‘ -.

 

 

 

 

. . , . y avenue is enjoyms & "“3811?“ at his 1r 1“ r. ..
_ . . . W 1th Fair-“hew home from his duties in hen: York ’ . M Ma: t“
uild will hold a. moonlight sail on km! avenue is enjoy.“ a “.0 week a SlCian in Boston Each Year— Dances tion
9“” evening it I b0“ can be vacation from her duties at the Rol- y
ured. All members who Were not

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nstance. ot Fairfleld avenue. will

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, o wish to so on the sail in the . . . N WS Fl’lendlySplrlt . Home ' Baptist. churchis holding a meetingf
,. . und should '0‘ in touch Will Miss Jnmes Thoma!I or 33 WlsshinflO: e . . 7 "—"'b in completed today at the home of Mrs. Katherine: (‘0: In -
E' ‘ elen Saunders of 365 Ely avenue. street was a. visitor in he“ Yor Salli 1: son of Mr. New screen doors were put 111 19" Final plans ”e I: I: supper ,0 scofleld or Highland avenue at which l 1' . .1 A
‘ .' ' ‘ " city. Monday. D" Myron A. c ' k ! F.ort terday at the Bell Island club. The to:- the fair and ca. e e a . final plans for the fair and cafeteria E
V ' ‘ ' l ' ° ' and Mrs. Herman Sallie o l
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en in for “five“ on th’n'wn o: \' ion is to be iven on th
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ton Ba tist church. Friday evening. ‘ 1. - .
l N York citv are the sues“ 0‘ ! om the Yale School of Medicine quite some time already. Islander! M" Cfement D. Albrecht is chair- lawn or the chirch Friday eveningc A Y .
g to New Y°rk cu" t°m°'°w °" \Iiwand Mrs Samuel Tortorella of list month. leit’ yesterday for Bos- look with pride onhtliis commoglhg to an or the committee in charge of will be made. . . . ; SA‘ E
' he Roton Point daily steamer "Sea- . ' ' h 1 i .g g. . n rnarks t a growth ‘ ‘ ‘ M
‘ ~ ome house 1’ ysc an cen r . . es Fr noes Bond is _ .
., to" where they will visit. Miss Mary ”we street. . . . , :2: $253: city hospital. Dr. Sal~ community since its inception no: ghiirwppuof “311: comngittee which is The weekly pray er meeting of the _. it
tor. motion picture star. Miss As- Lo 1 C ”01“. of Mfln‘wn u.” “ck “1“ remain in Boston tor two "any years ago. It isot recon ranm‘int the water'sports. Other Rowayton Baptist church “”1 me... \—
r co-stsrred with John Barrymore 3 um: :11 aavisitor in Very Haven ye", 1 years that such activities withYsl‘iyeeh gen-lbs" “6 Mt“ Marjorie :Du tonight in. pace of tomorrow mgm‘ i
the late screen success. “Beau _ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ - . . . “m I“... been ”tried out. i s' . . . ‘0 . Geor e Yar- o .c o . f -: WY YT" w
ummell." Rev. Lewis is a friend Manda) evening. ’ ' Mr and Mrs; Frederick R. Whit- before in the hmogb°9tlth"ifl;:: 2:1g‘fiuufrtfur l“Labadin‘e. The Ml” Lillie? NggeliotcNe‘tv infieyi (Af‘flu”\ b
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.5 Miss Astors parents. lilies Theresa. Nardi. Mia; Rose man of Exeter. mfg" 13:; $332101: :xltzgrthiu‘ggrfh :trSuly Every. ‘program will include swimming :‘glziltlixlg'eiiuis enn e o o o ‘ “Washington 5' . S: V0 .
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‘ :ELLehigh Coal. Harris a Gans.-— fingiemflgrefio 2:21;”; or: in: hilizlzgrwftgimetheir aunt. Mrs. W. one was out to mark the day. There 3:000!" ms‘ndcfitgflrfx; ’ e o s !
fidv. . . . i week end where they were the “vheelcr ot Osborn avenue.. vies ntoiseTzzlsligéfldel29:35:35: . beta . . .1 ‘ . Mr and Mrs George s “0561”. OH
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i. The member. of the Norwuk Sues" °t ”in?“ . . Mr and Mrs. o. L. Wood of Greg- day evening was among the largest Mr. and Mrs. Irting Albrecht or Rowaston ax enue entertained a. I .
led and Nature club will take their ’

e e S 'I'IS‘ but Fr (if LELIBS- ' o e" d entertained It their l‘f.1r. 3 Ct lt“‘d on ma x‘Md‘ Hwhlmd 913C. 11° 1 ecei k in: (On lhfllr 1101710 0‘ CX‘ the 1101le \ a“d .J‘ i l...
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ELM!” Ethel Hyatt: of Center ave-'

:9 - r - :Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manion or tion. \Vheneveracalltor assistance
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a. Lexingzcn arenuegSummlt. N. J- were the guests of is issued. there is hearty response.

I t avenue has P‘X’Cha‘f‘d 8 “CW home recently Miss Madeline Gaz'e- Steward Al Herman who is well ‘19 gratulntions upon the birth of a week-end a number of relatives from ; 3.1;»... :- .
' E afxomoblle ' ‘ ‘ * lev or White Plains. on the statistics of the resort de- son. Friday. . . . Brooklyn. . I. . . ‘::rc-:fii;'fl_
ay atternoon. Basket lunchesi g ; ' . . . ' - . . . ciares that he never "mogul?” a B Th 1r nd pp 0‘ ‘n:: ,.
ill be carried. Those who do not. 5, l \ -d u ‘ John pom of Lex- 31153 Glendel-Ore Lovejoy of Sec- greater crowd ‘ in the clu ouae. Hubbgrd Lockwood of rooklyn e annun azasr a su . cr‘ .4, _
‘° ‘° by ““t°m°b"° “e ’8' i i mist}, agieriu:hnerc recrnt visitors and street is enjoying a six-weeks' More than 400 persons attended. has returned to hiswhome alter a the Ladies aid society of the Fonlu— rim;
.. ”ted to take the Newtown avenue : 5 st Sax-m Rock. New Haxen. vacation from her duties as secre. There is everywhere 0‘16"“ that
”- 511°? C" “4"“ 153"“ “'3" “d ; . - - -. my to'Principai Philip A. Jakob ot feeling or road fellowship Ind con-
'4. Wmerce streets “£1219 P' M" : \Ir .and Mrs. Frank Focus of the Norwalk High school. genialit)‘. President 3- A- 8‘13“"!
. #:mbers will meet at the end or] i : lobar-ton “In.” “G (mermmms, . o c has found this in his experiences as
‘ A I” “M “1 fet'mfn avenue. I E ‘ 5,331.!“ 4mm Fasten. ‘ .\ir. and Mrs. Forrest G. Abren and executive of the Bell Island Associa-
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' - sari-hail game at tha- ihelr aunt. .‘Irs. \V. Wheeler at her Bell Island has become recognised
’ n from h" dunes m the cm“ or - ~-r.: New York city. 1 home on Osborn avenue Sunday. alone of the most auccesstul sum—
V . Atrium"; .Hat; co‘mpany. . . I 3 ' ' ‘ ‘ mer resorts throughout the East. It
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..l . __ ~ - 0 ; Mr. and Mrs. Holly B. Slaueon of is Well known in .\ew York city as
: :l..Am° “"12".- Tillys. A“. E WVallacc avenue have returned from an exclusive summer spot :deal in
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“Louis Dimond of Marshall street ' E ‘ ,~. .. at." a \is.. i .1 motor trip to Lake George T my in purpose

arr? hire John Rodney of i were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. ’ ' ‘

 

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.Erncst Crofui. John Reed said yesterday that ~ " . " _ _ .,
.Idéidsy. . ii . . . i o t o m, friend. Sam Waring flush! \" ~
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- , x _. 35.5 at“: frjmmrrs Local.: Mrs. Hyman Jstiee. Irving and a 6 1-6 pound “'Ik “511 0" — 023 Va hf 3.1, ,- é
‘hilcaefira‘;::i:ir;:)as°tchngug‘esf-rfgtlx‘he? Z.\'.-iL "Sit: in: Hattrrs i‘men ml: l Alex Jattee of Fort Point street. Cockenoe Island on Monday. John. m & wall street—r Phones 1008 " 1 -- NOIW ‘5 9.211160.ch
“um .. 5 a 7.39.3.5; 1§r<~.r7,;i\\ .‘\€nll‘.gl have roitgned tron: a. viJsit with reis- declared that (tits tit“ lgigatzst piss" _fi _ «m
.. - _ . _ 0 s or A .lives in reninn. .‘cw ersey. that's wen ma ea en es per . 7 7
; Hit". James .HY;tt.of Center ave- i .- - 4;: on: *5 “ml 0 ° " He says in all his, history as a fish- ONE DA} ONL‘ ! TODIORRO“7
.- ’ .. , was a. visitor in BridKEDO" ‘Nfimchea of red in bone buttons are urged The Girls' club of Christ church erman he has never heard of so big "
‘j. . snday. id f ‘frill 'trim this Will hold a picnic at Cal! Pasture a weak ilsh. ..
" l a, . . . . edging ° ‘ , . . - Friday afternoon. There will be ‘ ‘ '
l - . “John Malorano was placed modal“ frockpf “111““le g 3, giving”; (3 pm liltl road bathing and water sports. A supper Mr. and Mrs. Arch Selwyn have
; digest. last evening by Patrolman h crepe; stun-.43 :hs I‘lemcsratzc convention “‘1“ be served. The this Will be sc- returned to their home alter a visit
k . 1“,: Smith on the charges of intox- "'"‘“’ ,2 11:: 1;“... Guam Monday, companied by Mrs. Robert B. B. with friends at Deal Beach. Elihron.
i j ' on. abusive language. assault. . . . ilv‘oote and Mrs. George Stillman. N. J.
i if ch ot the peace and resistance William Hogan. 56!“! of 311* 37-5- Iit'ar: Gzntv cf .\'-wv York was: ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ '
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was released under bonds of Mrs. Daniel p. Hogan of South Main .1... 5.4.5: (.3 mm” m mm; oxer Miss Edith Tan-gen of New York Master Kenneth Eviand has re-
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.h. “ «ck-end. city visited Miss Edith Dunn of Betta turned to his home at South Orange.
m9 downtown city court tomorrow clerk at the Gulf Refining filling s‘a- , . . . place yesterday. 51 J, after spending a few days with
morning. tion in West avcmzn- Sand-‘1' v: Washington ’ ‘ ‘ Edwin Weed at his home in Sum-)
. . . c: b ° ' ' l .25 .murnnd m his home 8 Fir-{=34 [NIH- Krn‘nfillh 17:13; "Rd mil Am . . . l
, , yE—Bu Your Victrots on oilr u Mark Donahue o: lrarrfia‘r morale ”cm a “51, m 3-,“. York my. on 0 rs o are i 5 ng . u. ,
3» Plan—Ayah about it at Donnell?’ has taken n 1105111011 wvh the Hatch; . . 1 "‘ V Day of Belts mace {or a few days. President "Hank" Riley 0: the l
‘9' . “ ‘ ’ ‘ ' and Bailey Lumber company- - l 311 and Mrs. Alexander Strase— ‘ ' ’ Junior Bell Island Association an~
, . lOld Well Commander-y. U. 0. G4 ° ' ' Jung“- and fay-n12}; momma to Dar-Ian 3“” Charlotte Jarvis o! Sesview nounces that there will be a meeting ,
‘l ' c.. 956. held a. meeting last night __Large Pea Coal. Harris & 3 335. Fwnms “he“ may ”mm “.m, avenue motored to Stamford yester- or that organization in the club l
which I’ll well attended. Arrange- Gaus.—Adv. if“, mg da-V- rooms in the club house tomorrow '
._ ments were made to the Leticia] ‘ ‘ ' . - - _ ‘ ‘ ' evening. At this meeting business or
'3 and an old-fashioned dance July 1":- —. {M o. “r ”d, 51:5. 1:. Pro...“ C:- W... menu... ones Grace er'ndes ot Seaview importance will he discussed.
" {Th b . ; L‘di ' Au iliar: ZilliOhlnol-ltitg'flxl‘:ooh-lap]; Lu.“ ‘l5[ “3:: the guest or rclatixes in Xew aienue ‘3 “Em“: "Nth“ "1 W’HH- ‘ ’ '
emem erso 3 es x - .. .. ,

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or Muivoy-Tarlov Post will hold a recovering a! his home from an a" ‘ ”1"" "‘5' ”2”"

Plans (or a tennis tournament will
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, . . . l ‘ “Miss dD‘c‘l‘rIothy Frey. daushter or some definite action. may he start- A
Red Men's Hall. Washington street. _ . - . r. an . rs. Conrad P. Frey. of ed toward bookin antes with filter
lt'!’p.'m. Philip C' “this M Maplfl “ref? GEtS Peymlt to SEETM‘VV avenue. returned to he: junior term]: to}: e: the town.

a e a has eccepi'ed a plifitlion “gingham ‘ Billld $9,000 Home} home after attending the Methodist President Riley 'd'ite'sterday that
_..3.32 Cog]. Harris ¢ GanhAdm’Nornalk Tire 8:16 unmet co p .. :gjzfrizlrence st “‘esleyan L’nil'ersiry, s baseball team ‘1. being formed.

, I o . ' , , - ozC'WI'L l e be h . -

l Reger Doulens. son or Shem: and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Josmoff and The. lollomng building permits . . . flail? 1:10 mutt-:11? thei‘iluc‘aer‘l1n21

3"} . Mrs. Edward-H. 'Doulens will leave daughters of NW Haw" ”5"“! “'m‘ 1-‘-‘“'-“d ~‘*““’d“-" b3. Bummg Mrs Robe" Josclm’skyot Searicw meetlns.

I‘i: for the Y. M. C. A. Camp Mohawk friends in the Swami Dlstrict re- Insrl‘rc'rx‘r (”r-borne Hubbell. ‘ . “mm” is “Mung "lam?“ m Brook- . . ‘ l
' ' where‘he will ”mun for “‘0 wee“. cam”. MT- anki legllj'nsewmcezor- n {sir-"\‘onnl l‘1\:u€-:In:ciin:a}:;;ea‘teo lyn. X‘ Y" for a tow du'l- Edward Hellsrt of Main St Nor- 1
" ° ' ' merly lilod on .Vlri. . am 5 r . .nl . arr, .m L . . _ . ~ - w i q .

, . . . . M.” an: visited friends on the island

4. William Smith of Stewart Ave. 1110- " fi’ “‘5; 5‘9”: ‘ I E . Misses Hester Havens or East s‘re- )‘esterdav.
tored to Pittsneld. Mass, Sunday. —-.\'e<v Assorlmcnr at F aiding 1 \ .l l}~a_\.lss.$1:iulle avenue. re. flue and Gkndu‘” Lovemy of sec. . . . .
a o a Golf Hose—Donnellys. sump" 10115“. 0 - 0nd street have returned to u~ -
7 _. .eir The Red Cme Yacht Club which

i William McQueen ot the Savoia ‘ ' ' Amnmo 1"”3’0- Y°Tk Mn"- homes from the Methodist center- i bi 0 str ted i in g h I

Fdwarrl A \lvricl-z of Rogers and workshop. $150. I eng C 11 ac or e .c mid-7i

hotel is visiting iriends in New York . . . v, ' an” held ”Hm”. st \Veslcyan L‘ni- ling boys at the end or Bummu Ave
city. Stevens is own-rm; a nooks \acn» .‘Ilrh’lfii Lomnllzer. Taylor ave» \ersity, Middletown nue is nearing completion 11163;.
. craze. a .. $25“. ' - :1 - - .
James McLschla-n has resigned his “on ‘ ‘ ‘ ' K mg“ I ‘11" Ben“ . . ' m" lads have formed . ho“ club .nd l

g - .a Con n and George make their own gliniature craft

fence at the _ ‘

position as clerk at the Gult Refining Repairs rm lhe mm 3 Conklln mOiored to . ' .
filling station in West avenue. Central Fm station were 60mm?!“ Stamford Burns - "a“... 501111190?! re The opening will I? held next week.
‘ 0 ‘ this morning. The “'ork was done . . . .

_ Miss Amelia Neverisky of Fairi'leld by William B. How nf \Xaier street. $40,000 In BOHdS Fm“ plans a” flaw under way for “’11:; :eslgilda‘ze?g. .3131? 5:3:

3 avenue has returned to her home at- The fence was broken doun ‘3th Q. . . ”19 annual lawn (ore of the Woman“; last evening was a. rest I: c

ter spending a week with relatives in Mrs. George lillhlwll rirme her l-nrd ! . imford. Juli 9.—~F0l'l_\ ihou- Guild at Christ church to be leld no t 40 d ' ‘ a c ”a.
New York city. sedan through it a short time ago sand dollars worth of public lm- Thursday, July 17 i on men an Vomen attended. 1

.. . . . Among the There we e 10 i nice M F d
plmrmnnt bonds “ere bmned b3 booths will be .. r ‘ ' ‘ "- re ””3" '
’ ~ , The Mystery Booth" “7‘ . '
”1:52? its?ionufhgiselgfgdiofill: of the Girls' C‘Ub. The members or thr‘itoaatigsehsx" HM; \vgiai'lilst “:1:
{3... per cent bonds that :naguro in the Club at “1° “"9““: during the awarded the first prize Mrs. Peters
3" year's. Ev buying back the 3:10.- f:;:lzl:'f2 i310 made t numbers or won the second prize. 'Mrs. Perry
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ll‘i'lEU‘I“ $1.000. :aetures or the program will be a Kaiser the fourth. Mr. Herbert Sch-

» at"?! play presented by the candi~ warts took the fifth prize. Mrs.

A BALLOON RAILROAD. a (‘3 °’ the Girls Friendly society. Harold Clark won the sixth prise

Balloon power 13 to be used on a “x ‘nd M; M.!Park;: W's‘w‘rGEd 11h!

unique railroad in Bavaria to haul - x a sevent pr ”3' “‘3 ‘ reguar
cars to the summit of a mountain L DARIEN I weekly affair.

peak. The big bag. fastened to a . . .

small passenger car. ‘3 66 feet m {33. and Mrs. James A.'Trowbridge Mrs. Victor A. Cahill entertained
diameter and has a “mug power or 0 . 9W YOrk. visited in horoton Fri- 1 party or 25 women at a dinner and

10,560 pounds, The cu;- “m n", on an" . . . card party at her home yesterday
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Steward Al Herman at
S: chored to the ground. By allowing d Mr. and Mrs. Oki Pulls and chil- the Bell Islarl club catered. After
~.,, - . 3,300 pounds for passengers and ten of Brooklyn. visited with Mr. a. chicken dinner which started at
a. . ‘ . . we“. and 4,030 pounds for the bah 316 Mrs- John Tyler and Mr. and 12:30 cards were enjoyed during the
\ 1 Icon. ropes and car. a margin of ‘ rs. Richard “but“ °r NOTOWD 3""3003-
. 2.640 pounds is left in favor of the Hugh“ °"" ‘he F°“"h' . ' ‘ ‘
L , . . €854)“, “engine... so that n Wm not ' ‘ ‘ Jerry Doyle went out in his newly
r. . be stalled on the upward climb. In Miss May Geist of Prospect avenue purchased sail. boat with a. party or
:' descending gravity is the only force entertained Mi” Margaret Shay 0‘ lriends On Monday
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Pelham l l evening and fl
' ' . . ‘ required and “at" ballast Provides - whl e sill quite a distance out on : r 5
made 1n thls bank before n... necessary mm weight to mm . . . the mud he became “mm on ‘ . E : p 7
‘ ”‘9 d°“‘n Under—Popular Mechs~ Mi” 45“”. Crime of Ceilender‘s reef and was unable to get on. . .< - Ed ‘
‘ nics Magazine. {Image}?- hgrottlon. is Nontertainin: There was hardly any wind stirring ‘ .
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§ July 11th R‘ . e 0! ew York.

at the time and the party had to re-
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Rowayton Methodist church will be Th0 Church A10 Society or the mute. Streirxnhafit fil’fifi‘h‘: ALSO E LA G OF A 3 DA}

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. . . ‘ ~ held tonight. horoton Presbyterian church met at Lachlan found the cruisers alter (it I
\Vlll draw 1nte1€st fl 011.1 , the home of Mrs. Andrew Shaw of two hour's and towed the best to ‘ ("i 1
Linden avenue. Noroton Heights, shore. r. i i"
. J l l t . Tuesday atternoon. . s a e '
‘ u y S - r r ' The regular weekly dance will be
i . , u re e le Mrs. Mewry of Stamford visited held in the club house 'on

Saturday

Mrs. Grout of Maple avenue Friday. evening. ”Kearney's orchestra will

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Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher of
for sixmonths ending June 30th will be entered

Noroton Heights entertained Mrs. Wellesle s i ' —
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out out for a spin in u . . p3 1

, , . of N 9W, Jerky; . . Leehlan‘s motor boat on Mondacy. .. 3 f it}: a
on pass-books and paid on and after July 10th. George Msrsted and son. Paul, and engbwgsknehr the Norwalk Country

 

the steer. ing gear of the
brother Nick. or. Verona, N. J. motor. M: h .
ed to Darien, Friday. and spent the ”kg. Th. youths finally man

week-en d with Mr. and Mrs. s. s. aged to (ix it. up and get back to

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' . - " cussed at’tnsgensral meeting or the , 3
‘ _. 17- . . . Bell Island Association Friday even— I I
soum SAVINGS ‘- Wm Young local contractor is ”.153?” President-la. L’hmn' M} P A ’
V h . remodelllns a cottage for Mrs. nib- minim mm. "W“ "a m‘ ~ Sounds like a mistake "in print Summer’s whole 0 uid on r ' '3"
i 3 ”J \ bin" - , doesn’t it 9 Herve-yer such is not. the scheme‘is included and SWISS W
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case, as‘this sale is due‘tovery rare not begin to describe in a so?“ *2
circumstances. If the “weather had small. They are fashioned of 2111-? 7:" ‘
been hot the msnnfacturtsi'fiould‘not linen and novelty cotton in 3%)]
11% been cyst-stocked and Nomi]: '. of new styles and trimming euc- -‘~.
and 78mm: Nam-women would not -‘ . cry one full cut and well mad_.
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mm. Miss Dorothy Bucks of New York attaining list. fillers sister. urn.
sun-”WW city visited with G, H. Noxon or the Fred Ziosier of Idaho. ? ‘

.> > Post road. Mr. and hire,

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.F' H‘ BA ; , ' Robert De Courcey, son at Mr. and week-end In
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amen some, President.
‘ nnwm BEARD, Vice-President.
1.! ozone: 1.. woonwann, Treasurer.

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