Emile, Hemming
l ,‘Eplertains at -‘ Bridge
_ Emile Hcmmlng of 22 Earth
f o entertained at luncheon and
yesterday in honor at her sis;
. Jean B. Appold. who is her
for the summer. Those pres-
t the aflalr were: ~Mrs. H. W.
cc. Mrs. James \Vorth. Mrs. H.
Stamford, Mrs. C. T. Williams,
)iA. Teri-ls and Mrs. Kate Ben.
" The prize winners at bridge
Hilts. Worth and Mrs. Terris.
7; receiving a. beautiful hand
: bd bridge-table cover.
F'- . . ‘
,. . Thomas Leamsn, Jr.. New
‘ city. spent the day at the home
Yo
"; r mother. Mrs. Mortimer Hoyt,
l
of‘
Cei§r street.
it
—J_—'Keep cool
Dodgelly'sw—Adv.
.:, t
o
with electric fans.
.
William Hanlon. or Sprinngood
.v'cguo is vacationing in Boston.
29-1,? is s 0
3351. Miller and daughter. Betty.
oi _France street, have returned
trail a. Visit to friends' in White
Plagfifl‘NJY.
éLehlgh Coal. Harris as Cans.—
Adv;j
at o o o .
M3; and Mrs. Chester T. “'illiams,
“Elliott-est. and their children, Bud-
dy And Dorothy have returned home
after ‘an extended tour through
.
Fermaylvanla. and Canada.
" o o o
3&3. Nora Dohl and daughter, Mrs.
Almh Bird. motored from New York
yestnrday and visited Mrs. Emile
Teminlng, 22 North avenue.
0 O ‘
flange Pea. Coal. Harris 8:]
Gauge—Ad v.
0 t
' 03
llfr‘.» and Mrs. S. Brown and daugll‘
ter,ri.illian, of \\'cst avenue enjoyed
a. motor trip to New York city. yes-
terdjay. '
.5. s o
53. and )Irs. Alfred
Sprffig street were visitors
York city yesterday.
“1 o o
U
of 5
Now ‘
Smith
in
U
4 , - v. \ V‘
:5 A rough bla
: all
rcoat
-3¥:est Coal. Harris & cans—Adv.
5- ‘ O O O
“EH. Ghean of New Baum was
the;:.uest yesterday of Jerry Salm—
moi-tat “'ebster Street
N... o a
a.» n
.‘aMAEKSQNEW—COAT
k flannel coat for
wear is cut to resemble a
and skirt suit and trimmed
,jin a sunflower efiect with mole-l I
Members of Berkeley Chapter, Nd.
95. 0rdsr or Eastern Star. are plan.
runs an outing to be held in the
near future.
I O O ‘ ,
Complaints were received by the
police last evening about boys rank-A
ing a noise in Bouton street and
playing in a. house that was under
construction in Osborn. avenue. Pa-
trolman Smith investigated the first
complaint and Patrolman Brehm the
second. .
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Friends of Edward Von Castloberg
who is how in London. are receiving
cards from him. Mr.-‘Von Castle.
berg says he has had a. fine trip so
; far.
O 0
Henry Borst,,John Moore. and
Jean Levesque attended <tho horse
races at the Empire City race track
in Yonkers yesterday. Among the
local people they saw thlle there
was Horace McMahon. who is run~
pins 2. hot dog stand .. at the race
track.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morton R. McCain-
land or 35 Bayview avenue are visit-
ing their daughter. Mrs. Charles De-
Couteiy at Chattam. N. J.
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Rolf and Hester Havens of East
avenue are the guests of their aunt
at “‘arwick Downs. R. I.
C 0 O
Wanoma Council. Degree of Poca-
hontas. will hold installation of oil!-
cers tonight. '
Verdun. Revolutionlsts equipped
of Sso Paulo, are holdin
of Santos harbor.
The city of Santos, seaport of Sao Paulo,
3' od‘ governmentforoos and positing the fight toward Santos. This is a view
Brazil, codes router
with trader-n guns and planes, and
.. i .
of the world, my soon be another;
having as their object the secession
CHILDREN IN
FAIRY PLAY
.Help Make Women’s
Guild LaWn Fete a
Success-~The Young-
sters
WASHINGTON. July 17.——Prc.-l-
dent Coolidgu's ronl‘r-rcnco
“'illlam H. llitltcr. chairman of the
Republican National committee. to
map out further the immediate Re-
publican campaign plans was post-
poned yesterday until curly noxt
week. '
Mr. Hillier had'lwcn cxpcctqi to
arrlvn in “'{ishingion in :1 day or
30-bit! wont “as received at, the
\Vhito House that the chairman had
decided to complete all arranrzc-
merits for tho opening of the party
headquarters in New York lzrforc
l
The annual lawn fete of the “‘0-
man's Guild of Christ church was
hold on the lawn of the rectory last.
evening. The grounds with its dec~
crazed booths and electric lights pro.
sentmi .1 pretty spectacle. "Hot dogs"
l
t ‘ ' Pwern rnagted over open coals and coming to \Vnsliingtmi. . f
flhael Galbo of Paradise Stl't‘v‘t 'flsagge:::}dfg'fusouar “d! there was ice cream. cake. candy. Mr. (tlmlidgn was .ftn'nishml With;
nndil’rank Columbo oi “unfoytl |._,~._:._..-,_ A ,_ ,. 7;; I domestic and rtanCy article booths. summaries on the Situation in five;
plaoo'have returned to thc‘lr home». One of the most popular tables “as states through the most extensive;
altogra Visit in the Catskill mouth; Mr. fillrl Mrs. 11 llfipr» and family the ‘DIIMN‘. market' booth. During series of political '(‘Olll't‘l‘l‘llCrvs in
taint-Where Mrs. Galbo and
Coliiitbo are spending the summer.
Mrs. , lune (‘hnngnrl lh“.."
l
rr'sillv nt‘t‘
Grunt Sll'f’l‘l :0 Dzsnsn Court.
from
the evening It four-piece orchestra
ontcrlaincd with selections.
many days at thn “'hito Kluge,
DRANDEOEE TELLS PRESIDENT
AEODT ELECTION OUTLOOK HERE
with ltrtlki 'l u\‘t‘r
.prc’ni'ont‘e
trip
political
New England generally
President. with special
tho situation in Maine.
stain clnctlon will be held in Septem
ber.
Al'
:1 vacation
with
mention 0
o! the President's politic;
rail" 2'5 mid they prcsnnmd hopeful
l'l‘pf‘“?s to the nominee.
T‘io separate calls were made.“
the \\'hi:e House by Senator Bran-
not only the
sittm'lotl in Connecticut. but gene-
in New England and in New
The. latter state is expected
mom to
be one of the real battlegrounds of
the. issue there
to ho decided in a measure by the
business inter-
digs-‘3 who discussed
l'lill}
York
hv the llepuhllcan mans
the «‘"impaign \vith
,,
t
i ill"
to Massachusetts.
conditions in
the
Where the
A 1
OLD CHAPEL T0
' Rev. Dr. Van Doren of
“Norwalk to Preach in
Brookside, Closed for
Past 7 Years
l
The historic old Brooksido chapel
which has been closed {or over seven
years will be re-opesed Sunday
morning. Rev. Dr. D. '1‘. Van Doren.
pastor of the First Baptist church or
Nos-walk will conduct the service.
which will be held at 11 o‘clock. The
subject or Dr. \‘an Doren's sermon
will be "The Creative “‘ord." Er
cent for one service held about a
. Dancing The President's Political mii.u-s§*‘“-‘ 3" "NW?” 1““ 0’0““ and your arc. the chapel which WI: dedi-
...._ - I - A * " ‘ """5 “‘5“ ”Mo-V"! 1" ”"5 sun parlor included Raymond l‘wmmmn. n.‘ Jl‘l‘w’l “i- l’m”. the Democratic rated 51 years ago. has been closed
432w Your Vlctrom on our Club . . fwhich was rt‘ccntiy added to the sari Francisco. who was slain, clmlr- ' ilr’vrlilrniml nomlnot‘. tor over seven years. Every one
Pla‘fi-‘i—Ask about it at Donnelly'a. f Manntl Mrs. Lovinnrtl Cast’l‘ll’l and t rfit‘tm‘y.’ The star attraction of the man in 173mm...” for fix 3...“... "Connecticut as it now appears interested in the church is invited to
'-v i s a gllfiflzllinr Mari-x have returned tolm‘cnlngs program was the fairy charge a, “flywhficanr ”HRH“... m f will furnish the same ratio in {over attend.
: Dita-and M”- A. Rommel”. ot Elygthmr homo in Bridgeport. "(tor a play presented by the little girls of that state. Nevada. Oregon. “Etch-l“ i‘aolldgo and Dawes as the rest ' ' '
\ avo’tifi'e are having a garage built onA2251;0‘2‘15h(t‘:13;v“nu mm. X. Garfield 2112-3131:. mm? SOHRF'Sbundi; m8 tuition and Idaho in the 193’l ram. ’ M Sr“. England," Senator Frande- Th. picnic of the SundAV-schoOl
thempronemz : ‘ . ml. The ..{..”'.. .2313... 3.”. W3": MWMMW "W a T*“'?g”‘i*““’* . - £"2’.§°§.§“"§“ F‘”锑t§“'i"'§‘"
3:; . . a v Miss Lucv ”MC” M'Lqmgmn aw. ..The"FmW"s H; the Paldcoyaat- publiran lender in Pennsylvanin:§ 'rmmtor Brandogee and Secretary o‘eclot-ek on ”:1: no 31430182! 80:3
35-5105 L90 0'4 Hamilton mom” has nuo was at \‘lSle‘r in £50.: L‘llestt‘; don." The girls who took part (“ml Thwm‘s'm‘ "m "f m" "m“ l “ Mk5 5mm more than an hour to' and 15on or Pefnmr st et.
retmcd to his duties with the Lopk'l’l‘ucsday. ‘ ' “,9“, the Princess Julia Clark' idgo pro-convention campaign um”. l Folhf‘r ‘Wllh the President. Mr. ry . . 3 . re '
“WEZMZ‘mmcEm-mg company “my . . . Gretta. Elinor Erickson; thc’Fau-y “3°” and a party had" m “mm A “PM” said he did not know that The fourth in the series of so on
a tirade-months. illness. Mrs. D. Tt‘l'ii‘l‘il‘t'lln of Sprint: Queen. Alice Erickson: “the Owl, 39”.“? nfflhdfll’f‘t'. Of l‘hnnf‘t‘lhtlfirl‘h". would M a member of the cam- dbcussion moonlit! will be heldpln
... . Tm ‘,S_Ah strcct sp- m yesterday in New York tuih Shutolt: the nine tulips, Eliza‘— find R'l'rmemmi” Mchnufihllnt 0' E ""’?“.,“d“’m-‘i ”WWW 8“ he ““3 the Row-yton Baptist church tonight.
-451“, ggr12-3,. - y . . Guy. huh and Hannah Keener. "or”. Nebraska. fin .9_r._ but his aid would he at the Tr“, subject “.m be s-“rh.t is that
3:; ‘ l . . . [)th “My Roberts. Margaret and Mutation in Maine. ;‘“T‘l“"5“‘ 0‘ Chairman 13‘3“" 3‘ 3'13" religion of the young people of to-
m A. henzuem a"? da“§“‘°’-' Miss C‘nrolyn martini-t o: Lowe Rose lfirdos. Helen Kai-kin, Mildred Secretary Weeks returning from .tlmo. dav?“
Jenfio.and Amelia .01: bly avenue. street and Mrs, John l-‘orlz of Lrsx~ Huchta and Edna \Vhite. The play v ' ' '
Xigfi‘l‘mm" “1 ”‘9“ 3°“ C”) ’03-;lllg‘lOl’l:Vt‘lllif‘dvt'lm visitors in Stain~ “‘as presented on the lawn under A- union service {or the Metho-
g, . ., _ .. lbfmrl 3mlr‘txln), a huge :niotbllshl and the youngs- (list and Baptist churches will be
“I . . . lt‘rS in! or rl ht costume , .
Stanley Stroffolirlo of Lowe street-E 311‘, and Allan .\';« hula: Garfield of pretty picture. 8During ll}: martian- 25:31": glhg‘gagtlficihrghwfiungiy
f. 1&6 egasnh0tnuunbttardsgutelfiluafdlnl”‘0‘“? "‘"""‘ r‘ilh't‘lumml at their in: of the story. incidental dances ‘ h 0
awr nce an an .
, streatenjoyed a motontrip to Nor-
L
wick; "ruesday.
: o
avnnlo of Bridmmrt.
Q O O
C O
H
—~Xleep cool with Electric Fans.
tlful l‘xon lion Dish 0:
- , Donwly's.-—Adv.
M1 .
Sliver l‘lntc plum tinny
worth of our L'Hli'll
celpts.
Main
I . wit h
.5
ME; and Mrs. Peter Pace and iam-
. lly afiBouton street are Visiting rela-
and 1721 km. hot n streets.
. “WSW“ Bridgeport. . ‘ ‘ mo J. and J. Cash, Inc.. to take one 7: years. has found the1 contentmt n: in
’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . _ . -' ' ’ - f the grave. \Vith ‘ll‘l‘ pnsstn
’ l‘l‘: nl M. is: Tim if it“ ' “”h the “ “3me “W1 Ldgln cor- ° » F"
M, rls Sacks and family of Bou- nvemln Ln: IIYlI‘“""l(llIV‘ \‘oi‘liilcllg‘hao’: porafion_ - 3 however, \vcnt tho hope of Maurlt-oly
“"3.“th haw returned an" Spend' pitui {more hél will “more; tro~tt- ’ s . “ . A- 1’01“.“ 6") yours old cabinet mnkvr
. ing ‘ o week-end with relatives in 'mont. “ " Mrs. Louis Novak and daughter. her protector for nearly two lli“§llC8.
i News ork city. . . . Jessie. have returned to their home cados. that some day his prions.
; ‘ g Q .
sol elnsod's Dep't. Store will be
closed all day Wednesday. July 1-5,
T‘ to pé‘eparo for its monster unload-
, tram Jones ct “Him-swims, Pin. wh
lng {file—Adv
’ . "t
worn rtttt'titly tilzll‘riml and
on their, “"lltllllg trip
New England states.
‘
The roculrtr
Council, No. l'. H. \V.
lo‘morrmv mmninz, when final plan
will be made for tho Lttdic
be held July :5.
v
C O
I A. flaughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Chehl oi Snowden avc-
rnue, Tuesday.
‘ through th
Q C
0
Mi; and Mrszenjamin Kelley of
’Cthut street are entertaining at
, 1hein;homc their nelce. Miss Blanche
Haw y. of Bridgeport.
‘7 > o s a
l».
I. M. Hoyt of Cedar street
It! cficrmining her daughter, Mrs.
.111 ‘ s Lehman. Jr..)of New York
City on professional
business.
3 t a
O t
. Al’manenz waving by Nestle La-
' recess. ’15 for bobbed hair,
" r halt a. head of long hair.
dyeing. marcelling. boyish
. Parker method of hair and
catmont. The Elite Shop.
d Bldg.. 44 Wall St. Phone
rt.
home in Bridgepo
‘ ‘
.
son street is vacationing in
Jersey.
, - .
Samuel Kantor.
at Bantam lmke. s
New York' City.
PRUDEN CE
‘ .
mug]: your house may never burn, it is well to keep ’
' fire, insurance in force. Houses burn every day.
1. your valuables might be safe in your home
you are vacationing, it [is well to take no"
s. Put-them in a Safe Deposit Box in our‘vault
Reasonable Rental --- Perfect Protection.
“ sons
homo _\'t'5:l"lilr'l_\' their nephew. James
~Durlng July and August a bcaur
Quadruple
$5.00
lir-glstcred Re-
4‘iil‘i‘nrnl I'hzixmm‘). Cor. So.
Mr. and Mrs. .Inmns H. Taylor Jr..
of Raymond Sll'm'l m-c cntcrtalnlng
at thvlr homo. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ber-
:itjc now
nim‘tinr: of Lincoln
will be held
3' night to
The. committee in
charge of tho nl‘tulr are requested to
Mr.‘ and Mrs. John W. Stlrk ot
“'ilton an‘nllf‘ arc now making their
Miss Marion Grummloy of .lei'l‘er-
New
0 I
who is summcrlng
p‘nt yesterday in
and singing was introduced.
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CharlesGalho or Long Inland was
the guest yesterday of his parents!
‘.\lr. and Mrs. Mathew Galbo, sin. of
(ITS 3360?“th l’rttss.)
I-‘ort Point street.
wnsnixarox. Jun- limits-r
living 19 years as a recluse bulimic:g
herself the heir to part of a. hugr‘
fortune, Mrs.
C U
of the Third dis-
ned llt‘r position with
0
Miss 53 rah Lee
trictr has rosig Margaret Kelly. agmlis
in Fort Point street rro
_ . m a week’s
visit with relatives in A
tlantlc City. rightfully belonged to her.
Mrs. Krlly “as found timid in her
0
Mr. and Mrs. room in Foley's obscure homo sonar-
0 o
o Mathew Galbo or
For: Point street entertained at al days ago. An autopsy dlSl‘10>O(l 5 her death. Even in this he failed
e Show Son}; yesterday their nephews. that pneumonia laud caused lwrfand ilis long vigil 0\'er the protec-
osep an
pa“; Galbo of Brooklyn. death some days pre\lmlsly and the
o o o aged cabinet maker. who hnd'boon
held by the police for investigatfin.
was released.
ti
A modern and 0
will be held at
marrow evening.
will furnish the m
it! fashioned dance
Dorlon's Point to-
Fleld’s orchestra
uslc.
- ; O O . ’ Danb T
A new 1011:; horse power motor has ury ‘ eaCher
é‘ be present tomorrow night. Follow- been Installed in Captain Frederick And Attorney ‘Ved since WM“ time she has been
, “fiance at Dorlon's Friday Whi‘l‘e ing the huslncms ‘rtlr‘i‘lillx the prize Hove“?! bout. mm” Arthur R- ' teacher at languages in the Danbury
f :g; 421‘ Mffiiizn320122l, 5:21:21.le plnochlc totirnrlrnwm will take place. I. ling. . o o IleglltttrlleY-‘RfchJlXS. l;'T‘::_t°rn"Y :r'éfgqafechgfl'thjliéeniicyfiahog 118 a
l a r- , . .. i . a n. o ‘ Clostcr ‘ e or 0 Sta-
eve‘ 'g, 25 cents. . ' - Miss May H‘an, a graduate Mlss Jessie Dibble of East avenue street. and Miss Anne Ratchford, or ”mm” “film"? and 0f the Tale
v , ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ nurse of Now Haven. is visiting .Mrs. PEER?“ & position as stenographer 53 South street. were married at St. Law ““001- All" A Short Wedding
Mi]: Mae Bucknnm of Belden Ancq Rgnnm- fig Jprrnrqnn street n e box-walk 53911133 Society bank. Poter's R. C. church yesterda - b- ““9 the COUPNB Will live at 4 Purl:
diva“; is entertaining Mrs. M. ’ . t .- “ ‘ ' fig: .1311:ch was graduated from the the Rev. Leo M. Finn. Only a3 for: place. '
,gregge of Wimmantic. Dr. Frederick a. Richie of “'est ‘ w m“ fChEMJa‘t m0mh- relatives. besides members of the
2.: ‘ ‘ ' avenue. spent yesterday in New-York
immediate family were present. The
bride was attended by Miss Helen
McNally. of Hartford. while the best
man was a brother of the groom Dr.
Frank McMahon. of Stamford.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R
Sycamore street are ent
their home Mrfand
Barnes and son; Earl.
. C O O
obinson of
. George
of Buffalo.
Kenneth M. Colcburn and family
of East avenue are spending two
weeks at Ring. N. H.
t 0
Mr. and Mrs.
First street are
latlons upon the
er. yesterday.
Joseph Sokol of
receiving congratu-
birth ot a daugh~
” ' ENDS WITH DEATH OF RECLUSE
l}-
Keliy in obtaining a share of an es-
Etate.
glerly her claim. slinging to life be-
itending death
would bring her the wraith hc sns‘sl’th
iKt-ily's behalf. but still
f'l‘hen the aged w
‘gain more time. he tried to conceal
ed.
grooves of his dream. He Would, he
declared. yet see justice done.
nard college in the cla
Odcldthlné yes
government bi
Man in. Norwa
Ho came from Athens.
oars ago. he‘rc‘latcd.
Pa. 19
to help Mrs.
The amount involved. he in-
isted. proved to be a. fabulous sum.
nd powerful relatives contested bit-
ond the century mark. though pro-
to hide their activb
Obstacle aficr obstacle, Foley told
0 police. blocked his efforts in Mrs.
he haped.
oman died and. to
ve seclusion of his friend was end-
But his mind still clung to the
The bride is a graduate 0: Bar-
s of 1922.
M
NORWAY STAYS DRY
a
CHRISTIAKIA. July 17. —— The
tcrday rejected 3” the
ii to abolish prohibi-
"n‘lll be served this evening ‘1':
hi
xvocrnment bil‘l raising the tart-ii!
on about Sorarticles classed as lux-
the form of an illustrated lecture
on the stage play "The Fool.“ As
announced last Sunday this week's
meeting is to he a “surprise service."
it is being arranged by the young
people who are planning an inter-
l Raw Y TUE
RE-OPEN SUNDAY
l
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_. ., t -
:REDt-llllss TO -
’AIDFAMILIES
OEDEAD TETs
S is] Arrangements
phelcade to Take Care
surance Saturday
Special arrangements have been
made by the Norwalk Chapter or
the Red Cross in conjunction with
the Americnn Legion Saturday for
'the dependents of the men who
either died in the service or who
have died since of wounds or disease
received in service. to recover appli-
cations tor Bonus Insurance. These
dependents will be taken care of
Saturday from 9 to 5 o'clock. 0n
special duty that day will be volun-
tcer case workers. Mrs. D. A. Sham-
baugh. Mrs. George Stillman. Mrs.
Victor Tristram.» and volunteer cler-
icsl
Rosalia Jesse. in addition to the reg-
ular Chapter workers. The finger
print machine loaned to the Red
Cross by the So. Nom’alk Savings
Bank will be available on that day.
out by the Red Cross to these fami-
lies and it is hoped that if any of
lies that the publication in the
newspapers will aid them and that
of the families of our boys who gave r
their lives for their country either-3
by death in' service or because of}
disease due to service. To the dc-
HATS'ARE SMALL _ l :
AND SOME VERGE
“T cums MANNISH .
l
_ a“.
a
eating prgoram.
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Miss Ruth Decker has returned to
her home in McKinley street {obs
lowing an enjoyable visit with rein-i
Lives in Hartford.
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Miss Grace Yarrow of Rowsyton
avenue has as her guest s. classmate
l
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i
l
I:
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at Vassar college. l
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The annual bazaar and supper of S
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Ron--l
cyton Methodist church is being held 5
today. The sale of fancy articles;1
will open at three o'clock. Supper-1
etween .
the hours or six and eight o'clock.
by the members.
a O 0
force with Kathleen Lynch;
The following letter has been sent5
those letters do not reach the fami. '
they will so to Red Cross headquar-
tors. second floor. of the So. Nor-f
walk Library on the given day.
here is the letter:
"My Dear Mrs.— ,
"Naturally the Red Cross thinks‘
SDAY, JULY17,192{
v
Of Their Bonus 111- .
l
l
i
For the .
Sun and Wig,“
JAPANESE
PARASOLQ
$3.00
DONNELLY
16-18 South Mans
(I;
péndents of a:
the so-caEItrZ l
so payable. \\‘
blanks at hand ,
especially
Red Cross (2;; .
nine to the (
staff on duty ..
tion blanks
other Red
tempted or. ,
tending to main
insurance “fl 5:,
bringing “1‘! .
you may 3.
affairs so .
properly fine"
completed.
“Hopmg ‘9 '.
(
NEMOLASm
SELF-REDL‘CINO
RUBBER (3an13
$10.75
MME. JEAXN-.
56 So. Main Si, Si
Bathing Sill:
For Men. Women .t
Children
$1.5m?
Special
Men's 2-130. Balm;
Suits
980 '
New Sport BlOllSt.‘
Special Sale Price
7 1.59
JACOBY’
12-14 No. Main St.
Hats rennin snail, and my
{335.105
likethcoucatthctop,apcthci .
manly top hat. The felt in the j Standard Productel
fiddle is trimmed with a feather ; Box 481 >0. Mimi
fancy and the onc‘bol‘oggggs‘cm-
broidorod ribbon.‘
l
l
THE DOLS"
VA
AR
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the RW-
ayton Crs department will hold a
special meeting at the home of Lira.
Earle 1". Stevens. McKinley place. to-
morrow afternoon at three o‘clock to
discuss plans for the carnival to be
given under the auspices 0: tbs fire
department, beginning July 28.
. ——-—_.._.._________
JAPS RAISE TARIFF.
TOKIO.'Jul_v l't'.‘-—-Both; houses ot
a Imperial Diet today mused the
Mrs. William Jennings. president at
the society is chairman of the sup-
per committee. She will be assisted
é
”um...
5'.
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The regular mid-week
pm or
meeting of the East Avenue Metzo-
dist church will be held l
tonight. Rev. Kennet
of the Holy Trinity c
' port. will preach.
, U
n the church
it Mackenzie
hutch. >Wcst-
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Mrs. Lillia‘n Nichols of
was a business visitor 1
yesterday.
Peaches Run Wild on
Westport Ave. Hill
There were plenty of peaches in
Westport avenue last night. A huge
truck stalled on the hill und :1 dozen
baskets of fruit tipped over. strew-
ing peaches {from one side of the
road to the other. Tramc was held
up for some time while the driver
scurried around removing his
peaches.
Third street
11 Stamford.
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