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Camp Fire Girls . WWW—'1 IWISCONSIN WOMAN. VISITING .
5‘ Back From Outing HERETEUS 0F EQUALITY FIGHT
.‘ l e Camp Fire Girls of South i 7 ‘ lnmd the movemforwl t° ”’3“
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We Mu “in"... "finch 3,353: 0!“ mailman O n l y State Where ”‘3 °
F - L .' Women Are “Free
1 residence. This woman had lived in
: Miss Gertrude Scott. guardian;
“ 4' WHAT WAS DONE
A FULL LINE
———of\
HAND-DRAWx
ITALIAN LINEN
F. H. Hart Chosen
.Vice-chairman
———0thers Named —-
DONNELLY’S
Wisconsin for many years. Then she
Julia. Gaddosik. assistant guard- went to Montana to live. He:- hus-
: Miss Marion Conley, Miss Anna band died there and she returned to
Louis D. Mattem ;
i” 031k. Miss Jeannette Guthrie. 0 ' Wisconsin with her son. Some While
[M Gladys Scott. Miss Ida Huck, Ever Ready Picnic later, she sent her son to the state mam" sum 3
3v"? i. Mildred Benedict and MISS —— . o e e 0 University to study. All .112th “v“ - : u a ' \
f: rths. Huck. The equipment for ‘ N0 Discrlmlnatlon In made to force her to pay non-rcsi- WW Office—onn,‘
«the camp was loaned to the girls by At the annual meeting of the of- [ W 01' :10!) Can dent fees tor him. on the ground IP‘E‘A T851335”?!
Phone Barnum 59.
iicial board of the Rowayton Metho-
dist Episcopal church held last eve-
ning F. H. Hart was elected vice-
chairman of the board. other of-
ficers chosen were: Secretary, Wil-
liarn J. Jennings; treasurer. R. H.
North; financial secretary, Harry S.
Byan; treasurer of Benevolence. Ja-
cob Arnold: treasurer of the Poor
Fund. Roy W. Clark; financial com-
mittee, J. F. Hoyt, Harry S. Bryan,
Oscar '1’. Mills. Jacob Arnold.
Edgar Lynch, Charles Mills; coal.
Scouts.
,s s
. W-—Dnnce well. Special rate during
{August Canneld School of Dancing,
L260 West Ave. So. 'Norwailt.—Adv.
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that her husband had died in Mon-
tana. and had been a resident of that
state. The Bill of Rights. however,
prevented this being done, and the
son was permitted to study at the
University as a resident student.
"Under the bill married women
cannot be dismissed from the teach-
ing force.
"Sex should not determine the
employment or dismissal of a workr
the Norwalk Boy
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Even 'Get on Police
Force—Merit Counts
BY HELEN VOSBURGH.
Every once in s. while—and it is
not so seldom. either—.Noryvalk
harbors some nationally interesting
person. That is what it is doing now;
for Mrs. Helena Hill Weed has for
. 1Elise Alice Prendergast. of Spring
filiiil avenue. is enjoying a two week
:vscation from her duties as steno-'
. srspher for the law firm of Light.
;, nbar and Quinlan.
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Sidney Bedlent. Hour reporter. is Ed r Lynch Rhys H. North. 03- her guest at her home on Wilson's ,,_ Quality :1 work alone 1. ‘ fair
3" 9“ '°°“" “cam“- Garage“? flowers, Oscar Scott; Point, Mrs. Mabel Rae! Putnam .of determinant.
' ' ' resolutions? Oscar 5. Mills; church Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Mrs. Put- Right of surface bu been sunt-
sd many women under the Bill. of
3°"Ph Cummings Jiumam “3*“ ‘ property, George W. Stevens. E. 1‘. new is the leader of the Womens Rights.
One man‘s will is «1:02;.
liar 1:: the local offices of the Con- Wicks, William F. Jennings: pulpit Party of Wisconsin and u the author . .
Pnecticut Light and Power company. supp]y. Hun-y s. Bryan. Oscar Scott of a fuclnaung book “The Winning. With the bill, giving as it does to man: 1.plhaii. inc-y m,
.Jas been transferred to the Green- and ushers. George Viv. Stevens, Wil- or me First Bill of Rights for Amer- women equal fish“ With men. has war a ten. \0 a,“
work is Pl“'abnf.1
.wich cities and has been made llam F. Jennings and Ira. H. Kiggins. jean Women." The 3111 of High“, come added responsibumes for wo- ‘ r: M...“
~¢éshier. ' l t e ' which abolished all digcfimlnnlons men. The Supreme Court or Wis- ant. but tha. hf: . .2
s s o The topic at the mid-week prayer against women in the State of Wig- cousin has ruled a woman is re. Salary. i“
meeting of the Rowayton Methodist consin. 3”ng them complete equal- sponsible for her husband's note of a posnlon r.
.. '—L°m‘h Coal. Harris a Gan" I church will be held tomorrow "0- “y with men. was placed before the when she has signed his name to it. ins some Occupations mm
“M“ l‘ s o .. ‘nlng at 7145 0‘010'31“ “"11 be “Reward Senate and membly and passed ‘t She can be made to pay it in such agreeable than ruffle-g, Bu: ,
of Obedience." a case.
“Responsibilities mean maturity."
Mrs. Putnam asserted. "After all.
no amount of 2‘1.“ 1.5:ch («ill
give the inurr satzsfactim tbs:
comes to a than who 1- :3le
the instigation of Mrs. Putnam. And
. . . Wisconsin has the distinction of be-
The annual picnic of the
' ,M‘iss Leona. Ward of Elm street. l i
has left for Canada. where she will ,5 Ever
. 1! nd the remaini summer weeks. . ing the only state in the Union. the . . . _ .
M s :8 s " giggly-1131132: gitlggngaflgggtrég: only place among the Engiish-speak- "I“ 3? Wk“ b81113 STOW-“D his’l‘rork.‘ “ ‘ ,
‘ M" “d Mrs. C' K' Clem" Ncwl regular business meeting of the ing communities 01'- the world, in miglfelim ortsnt thin " to realise ‘: :51“, N.: :s it:
" .York city are visiting Mrs. Cleary's . circle Wm also be held this afternoon fact. where womenhave equal rights b D i P. 8‘8 . score 0 n... .7... ‘5 ." ._. .10
. sister, Miss Margaret Bresnan, of‘ following the luncheon. With men. a out the B ll of ighls are. matter “he: L ,5. 315.111:
0 o o The inside story of the fight led 0) Th“ "19 bl” fiutOmlNC‘llY greatest rewards :2 cash m
' t .
gal-9°33” s rect amended all the laws containing dis-
criminations against women. and (2)
that it awakened women to a sense
of their rights and responsibilities. job to you, 1;, _
A blanket bill like the Bill of Rights .. , 7 g . ._ . . _, not, no jay, “7- _‘ ;.' 2.. _
works no hardship by passage: it .. ‘ s s s .
does not mean laborious charlg of ' . w >
statutes and individual lawybe- _ Any day a cable is expected from Frame :nonnan‘g‘ thigh-1:: Wise 13?ch :0“: “11;, at: i
cause it changes them automaticgly fills: 0f Laid was”, famed screen actress, M M . Chewsificd Ads oomph-.4“,
In, (inset), son of the New York financier, although denials have - .
l
and uniformly. . fun to save mollcy : ‘
been made. Both are in Paris now.
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Household Hints FIND KID 0”
By MRS. MORTON. ROAD. GIVEHIM
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satisfaction. 1:
lug to learn, "
make good-—_\'
by Mrs. Putnam in \Visconsin to
bring about adoption of the Equal
Rights Bill is an intensely interest-
ing one. Here are some things she
told the Sentinel reporter about it:
Began in 1921.
"The fight for equal rights began
in 1921. Then there was a Natiofil
Convention in Washington of repre-
sentatives of the Women‘s Party
from all the states in the Union. We
decided to adopt as the party plat-
form, the removal of all remaining
forms for the subjection of women.
We further decided to begin our
struggle with the abolition of legal
discriminations against women. for
legal discriminatloins affect vitally
.-,-. wuk.
J. D. Drayton has had a. telephone
installed in. his home.
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The Epworth league of the Row-
ayton Methodist church through the
kindness of Captain Stevens and
Harry Bryan. will enjoy a moonlight
said. Tuesday evening, Augustdf.
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The women of Mooseheart legion,
'. will hold a meeting at Moose Home
j“ tonight. All members are asked to
“be present.
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—1-3 03 on Baseball Gloves and
But- at Donnelly‘s.——Adv.
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hi;
Mrs. C. Shimoules of McKinley
street entertained a. number of
friends from New York City at her
home over the week-end.
mm
Rev. Arthur J. Pennell. pastor of
Mrs. T. J. Muller and sons William i
‘Panels made of narrow ”shoe
’ had 'I‘ir'nothy are on an automobile
" h" 'bbo ed ‘th
gtrip to Niagara Falls, Wadklns Glen :3: eflzct "minim? waiting
33".“ Delaware 2‘ at“. .Gap' suit of heavy black ci’epe The,
$5
rights with men will be accomplish-
ed?" Mrs. Putnam concluded. “In
only one way: each and every wo-
man must refuse to be discrimin~
ated against. By a realisation on
the part of each woman of the need
scarf is also made of the shin}
i EMr. and Mrs. A. 8. Maybe}, .ur.
ribbon. l
g Mrs. H. Steffens and daughter.
deline, Mrs. P. Mierisch. Mr. and
PI. Walter Mlerisch and daughter.
2 . “d Mrs- 13- Robinson 0‘ Mr. and Bart The the East Avenue Methodist Episco- _ .
figuoklyn spent the week-end at Highland avenue andmfihyefigekff pal church has returned to the par- ¥;;::;uth;ngndwogzmifiadreg‘mn“ :2; 2:31;: :$:;dn;:?et;n:ty :0 1;: MENU HINT. with‘raw potatoes three-quarters of
g . tt's Island. of South Main street were the guests ”has"? 0" “mm“ “”9“ "0m 1‘“ send u, drafts 0': bills whi [1‘36" criminations can be abolished—but Breakfast an hour or “1 hour before it is
i i . . . Sunday of Mr. and M". Jean Noul- summer home at Jamospom Long 1 d c “3 it will necessarily be . si Wheat Cereal with thin Cream. done and cook them with the meat.
;_ —-.Buy Your Victrola on our Club m of Newton 1mg)“; island where he spent the month of "me ‘° “wmpu‘h ‘1" "mm“ °‘ c9”... ow pm‘ Chopped Ham Omelet. If they are not brown enough when '
'3 -Alk about it at DODDEHY'Uv 0 e 0 July. Mrs- Pcnnel‘l Mid Chndren “'1“ such legal discrimination. 3“" here. ~ - Pears. Buttered Toast. you take the meat out you can
g. 3 ° 0 0 Victor Netleton of New Haven w... remain in Long Island until next it 1‘ m‘f’m'un‘ ‘° km" ”1“ ”1" Coffee. finish them on top of the stove in . '
'gt:Mlll Herminc Delia 1has iigtugilicd the guest of friends in Springwood month. gygi'é‘: alefitglrlozeuezed hmtuill‘ln r—W Imnchcon the meat gravy A few slices of W l t h AnOther he'
'_ m g. pleasant \‘is w 53 yeaterda , e s s . n s l '. ' 7
g; ula Gordon, daughter of Richard y s s e The annual card party of the La- which were drafted for it were all Fried 1:833:23: Pea§;:g Salad. M32? sprlelzlld 3‘“. the 1.831 Wk“. York loungsler, Ht
i! rdon, the actor, at her home in Mrs. Michael Galbo 0: Paradise dies’ Visiting Board of the Norwalk blanket bills. The League of Vi’omen Fl R ll . coo ng “ gne a nice “8‘01. and Had (‘ t V9
"7 mford. street has returned to her home hospital will be held at the Norwalk Voters, you know, “110'" “18 plan T CARD nxerl 0d ”T 0001“". proficic the necessary fat for bast- jone 0 ‘
I i ' " ‘ from the Catskill mountains where Country “Uh tomorrow afternoon. Of presenting a. separate bill for ce ea or 1mm. ing. Haven
‘ ."rhe Misses Elizabeth Hegedue or she went a few months ago to re- There Wm M 9”?“ for each table- each diecrimnatlon." Dinner , . . . v « ~- “r“ "e nil
: ngton avenue. Mary Wax-go and cuperatc from a serious illness. ' ‘. ° Mrs. Putnam summarised the Roast shoulder of ‘0‘" Rcuqefort Dmseing—Cream two . While Homff : IV " LL;
rz‘nret Pinto of Ely avenue cli- s s o . L°°kw°°d Fume" °f R°w'“‘ “re“ philosophy behind the blanket met- Browned Potatoes. ounces (four tablespoons) of '°“‘ ‘00 West, M H
“I .d .. motor trip to Danbury over Mrs. Nicholas Garfield and daugh- is at the Little Bear Mountain bed in this “1).. Head Lettuce with Roonefort ripe Requefort cheese into six is. New Yorkers,
Q9 week-end. - (erg Margaret and Carolyn of Lowe Camp for boys in the Catskills, on you ask for a lot, you're sure . Cheese Dressing. blespoons 0: olive oil. Mix two 14. had entln.‘
1 street were visitors at Savin Rock where he ‘5 a counselor. to get something." ‘ _ Sliced Peaches. tablespoons vinegar or lemon Juice where they CC . -
‘ ‘ ‘ Mrs. Mewborn Is in Instead or m... .
. . . .
:——Best Coal. Harris & Cans—Adv.
\ . . .
:‘Miss Mary and Miss Carrie Cavi-
ofla of Port Chester are spending
tte week with Mr. and Mrs. Pcch-
.etella of Lexington avenue.
in New Haven Sunday.
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Miss Margaret and Miss Ethel Sak-
al of Flax Hill road motored to
New Haven Sunday where they
visited Savin Rock.
The regular monthly meeting of
the official board of the East Avenue
Methodist church was held at the
church last evening. Routine busi-
ness was transacted.
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The fact that the Bill of Rights
was passed forty days from the first
day it was introduced. with only one
slight amendment. would seem to
prove this philosophy sound. Pas-
sage of the bill was the more re-
Charge of Arrange-
ments —- Mrs. Mul-
care Returns
Sour Cream Cak‘
Tea or Coffee.
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TODAY'S RECIPES
Fried Egg Plant—Peel and slice
a fresh eggplant.
dip in egg and
with one-third teaspoon salt and
white pepper and paprika to taste,
add slowly to the oil and cheese,
blending carefully. Put a. clove of
garlic in a crust of bread and
marinate with the bread and dressw
Haven.
The Norn‘uik ;. "t
the two ad\~r‘.1:1?
ed east and “(1:21 1:7 2:.
came to light a: 1hr “
‘-‘ ' ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ° - , rolled cracl’crs salt to z t in for half station at 6 o'cil
,Albert Tomasetia of Havlland Mr, and Mr... Edward Ryan and Cards are being received from markable, too. in that another bill try, ‘ . “so and “Emma "as: hsur in the 1%qu that “me a I
sweet. Charles Muse of Leonard Mrs. J. Hydal of Lincoln avenue in Dr. and M"- Char'e' 1'“ BOW-Well of urging the abolition of one of the M"- Charles 0' perry ”6 M"- s e . an sens oxcr head 6 ' a .
egg-act and Anthony Caruso of Lex- company with M". John Redway of Wallace avenue who are enjoying a existing diserimlnations against wo— Lew“ wudfll I“ the hoatefles at , E 1°t‘uce‘ ' 9‘“? k“ 1‘ _-“">
rimon avenue enjoyed a motor trip my avenue enjoyed a motor trip to motor trip through NEW England. men. had been voted down a short "m "gun" weekly “rd P8“? or the (“Millie Salad — Chop cabbage ' ' ' ‘1'1t0h0f'l519 2“?
A or cl y. a
Bell Island club which will be held
at the club house tonight. Follow-
ing the cards Mrs. Charlton Mew-
born will conduct a. cake sale for the
benefit of‘the Home for the Aged.
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fine with same amount of celery.
add chopped whites of eggs. Mash
yolks of eggs fine and to a smooth
paste. mix with butter and a lililc
vinegar and mustard; mix with
cabbage mixture.
time before the Bill of Rights was
placed on the legislature. Perhaps
"If you ask for a lot, you're sure to
get a great deal" is a truer slogan
for the Women‘s Party.
Sour Cream Cake — Cream one-
quarter of a cup of butter. blend in
one and a half cups of sugar, then
add beaten yolks of four eggs, a
pinch of salt. one cup mashed po-
"tg Danbury Sunday. Hartford Sunday.
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. r t . . . The regular monthly meeting of
1 :Charles Lindcbers. SE in 'fol- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nardin were the East Norwalk Improvement 85‘
{til-elm. Morris Rudder and Henry the week-end guests of relatives in sociation is being held this afternoon
”QSéhenk witnessed the game at the New York. in Community .hnLl-
charge of Patron
They had picked '
along the 13mm . 3
this side of Bridt‘:
ZIlblo Grounds N. Y. on Sunday. . s s This is the Bill of nights- -* Just berm... so”, tatocs 1,.” 3 cu t . l. l .. , 5i
4 v . n ‘ . . _ _ . . _ . p of ground choco~ Ques ionlng t... .. - -
.. . - o s 0 Mrs. William Richards and daugh- Howard Richards M 6'93"" “To create new aeolian 8.015 of ' . . ° “I: mix cream salad dressin with late, one cup sour c man Pa e as‘rrt ;' '
«TS—Auto I’m“. Tilly'm—AJV- ler Shirley of New Haven are visit— boulevard returned to h" duties the salutes to more duct-1mg..- M1“ 3' M‘ Endries and ““9", 0‘ lt- E tomato with the g:§:l‘n' 3‘)?!“ al- his cousfn, Ilium
_ ; ‘ ' ‘ ing Mrs. Richards' parents Mr. and yesterday with the Tristram 5‘ lions New York city. I" spending two 0 0 o y ”de
whites of the eggs
sifted ingredients:
half cups of flour.
run ”Vay from 2‘
The two b05\ li'yv
Where Bruno. \‘xllc:
fleeinst women and to give
them equal rights before the law. weeks at the Summit house.
The Bill of Rights.
“The people of the state of “’is- On Thursday, Mrs. Eleanor WM"
the following
One and one-
one level tca-
to _\‘(:\~ Hillel
is man for h“
3, ,‘Robert Devine, popular United Mrs. Benjamin Kelly 01- Chestnut
ganr store clerk, spent the week- street.
fiend at the home of his brother, Al- s e s
Hyatt company after a. vacation.
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Roast Shoulder of Veal — Allow
Miss Ada Belts and twenty minutes to the pound and
Mrs. Anna
. - ‘ t soda, age obtained it loll um. the 59'
gb Devine. in Bayridge. Mr. Dc- A party of local Fwd..." enjoyed Smith of East avenue have returned , llama. oi Flsibush, will take u nor twenty mlnulcs ion or r Spoon 9 °"° teaspoon eoch . . :ol
EVE attended the veiodrome on Sat- an outing at Pleasure Beach. Bridge- from a visit at. Ocean. Grove, N. J. consiflhrcpszsented in Senate and residence at the Summit Hansen and veal. Make a drgsslngro’roaitgzg :1 cloves and cinnamon. two level Haven Bakery. .; 1‘1.“ ‘ ‘3“
is". Y and the b1“ game at the P010 port. Saturday. They were the "Sec"; 1 KM " “no“: will remain until Labor Day. crumbs. onion and sage seasoned tiaspoons bakmg p°wd°r and when 0“ "‘3” kind'hjl“ .m
uprounds on Sunday. Misses Mary Mola, Mary Kish. Mar- Harry Rider h“ moved h“ 0" ed to ' ' new section ‘5 “‘1' ‘ ' ‘ with salt and pe er ' d c flour and 0888 are all mixed them, “"9””; ““1“" ‘
... ‘ garet pinto. Louis pinto and Thomas flees from the Commercial building "19 statute; to read: Miss M. Clare and Miss Quinlan, PP . an fill a into the cake, add one cup accommodations.
pf Wal-
pocket in the veal. Or, if you pre- and any prefer d
re
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T i—Outdoor dancing each evening. Bifano. Tony Mola, Andrew Detail m “.3“ street ‘0 his home on East (‘6.015 “omen Sh." both of New York city, ‘re ”Minding fer put the dressing ‘n on d hills floured, “mile the boys “we Cf".
' e on
gash“: Home. 6 Mott avenue-—- lie and Frank Paige. . avenue- _ um I” mm in uw'exmLundctu- the two weeks at the island. of the pan half an hour before :al‘l‘firlmg' Y° “may need to add "ten“ ‘ns‘i‘u’m ‘1 "Q .4
:5. V- t o 0 so 0 .suf- . o e o ' re more flour. Bake 1 _ them. Even the r' 12* ‘W \
, T - o . . George Laychak of Lexington Miss Carrie Wood of Gregory frage, fPetition) of contract, choice of Local friends of Mrs. Muicare “a serving time. Surround the meat crate oven. in mod into use and ”W rm. 4 . “scrip.
:. ..' A picnic was held in Danbury avenue has opened up a tailor shop boulevard h" returned ‘0 he” mm“ “damn hO'd‘nR Office. I: son “Buddy," of Brooklyn, N. Y. are ‘ tion 0; the mlssln: 2.‘ ms 1‘7034'
‘ ~s‘md‘y by “w s°°m“3t Labor °n that “we‘- mm the Trmnm & Hyatt “mm" "“1 “New property. care and again greeting them. Mrs. Mulcare casted to the wmll :rwn: storm!
‘2st! of Sgriélgwood. MAmong 12:21:: J h “ . . . after 5' pLeasant vacation. r0385“! 0‘ gildmn and in an other and her son have taken up their WNYC-
fjwho atten e were r. an rs. osep 'argo of Lexington ave- s o s peels. o “ rious Cour _ _ ‘ :: i: 13:0 5-,,
Charles Wicke of Fort Point street . '3' exe residence "t “1° island and Wm "° Patrolman Page .l..n F
g’Joseph Mackay, 1n. and son; Mr.
11nd Mrs. Andrew Czibere and sons:
nue is confined to his home suffer-
ing from a scalp wound sustained
:l of
York police. nctlmd T‘F'ld'
At 1 o'clock Hg: n‘
~H'eart and Home Problems
cutive and main for the rest of the season.
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is enjoying a two weeks' vacation shall construe the statutes where °
-~ 1-. and Mrs. John White. Mr. and while swim in c nu . from his duties with the South Nor- l B M . the boys. . .. .
£5" Victor Wesley and daughters in .1; r. cc. y walk Saving. bank. 011:“: the l’cmi‘neilrllzug‘csnred to in. Sugl‘rtxfiit alpie’l‘lglngi twso weeits at the Y RS EleABETH THOMPSON Leo Espanioin. surname. n. Witt;
' . 0" unless 0 n umm avenue. tion. He was on his “:u' l”-
5““! lhir. anddMl-s. Gordon Tenny and OIMiss 1311.ng 01:91am and Vll’illism Mr and’Ml; Edward Jansen of such construction will deny to to. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith. of New DENIED HAPPINESS right thin . Haven m get HE Ms... am like
.‘v ‘u‘ tel‘ all .11- . ‘ Can 0 ax 1:“ road were yisltors ' ' ‘ mfile 8 the ‘MI-l ‘ i ’ York city h‘vg returned home‘ D63? Mrs. Thompson. I 8 and I think he deserves ‘ I v —‘ l oirp PM!!!
,2 ‘ ‘ ' m New York City. New York are spending some time DIOR-ct on and . . . . ' am a. 3 800‘] punishmen . Since there "-9 him to his home. He “ ' "
u.
privileges which they new
girl almost 19 years old and Want
the general
‘ ' 0 ‘ , m “arm“
-4‘.rge Pea. Coal. Harris & ‘ ' ' with friends in East Norwaik. May for Mr. “a Mrs. Percy Andrews and ‘ good time. no children. I would certainly ad- here he would slm m s
of , elfsre. Th My father wan't leg .1, . . ...- ., ,..,: 3.,» wt
spans—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melvey or t o - , w 0 00W , m, o a I , ‘ 9 you to leave him. becau and pick no little wk "w
3 ‘ . ' Bridgeport have returned to their The semi-monthly drill 0‘ the Ma)“ executhe and “Miami!“ lattices-s family. of Mount Vernon. N. Y. hlmfdolzz Zillctll-e I keep house for this is "1 indicating: 0‘ “‘9 was; 1:: his word. Both boys are nix sell
of 123 now”. Hook and Ladder company shall make all necessary rules and were week—end.vlsitol;s at the island. house and he wonyliéoxx‘around the ill
' ’6 me
Mr. and Mrs. L. ,Mola .
.‘gBouth Main street have announced
home after a. visit with Mr. and Mrs. in their respective homes. none
was held last evening. any
“I?! out the heat
‘ 33118 engagement of their daughter Steven Szao 01331:: avenue. . . . and purposes of u“. statute.‘ Miss Olive Leon, of New York glrfdlgs money and won't let me leaVe him you Will prove hi” 0“ worse for their experimms.
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f mus. to Alma Jannicelli or Judge Vosburgh is celebrating his The third in a series of lubgcrlp. 0" Section 2. act shall take 33.34% «33;:ng g: 23:12:, at“ the what t:ydofrlell’igiherpiiafivltell me {0" you- Then he will Dr:b:%¥; Cost H'm $119 to Get
- gridiroo" tiloynhufindste has been set birthday today. ' gznkdsgfizsuylgmi: ttzllihatt the Nor- “0:03” “Don Dues-go and publh. weer. my P l h. won't let me '0 to see his: :2: gzafifi'thta: inc other woman mm. D l d D- derll
' ' ~ . s s s he won't let me 80 to m and he will want funk an 1501'
.. . s a’ 5 When a pedestrian, in eluding a . . . Just 3-3 the 19:00! ofsthe ing my aunts. I you enough to V6 .va
fl? .--Esg Carnival all this week motor truck, is tagged by gnome;- Mr. and Ms. Chales Gaibo of Long is in the eating, so the test $1:th Mrs. c. M. street and daughter. am discouraged. BOBS. pondence satires. B: tire: %::?n June. H' Moore" or 110311;?“
Write to your mother and to your
aunts and see if they can’t
in some wa .
Mrs. Golden, w e - -
i: in Eh e working. Tm Bill 0‘ ors at the islandare y ek end "All
lshts has workekd no hardship to 's a
James Home. 8 Mott avenue.—
v.
leear-ed yesterday in
Island City are visiting Mr. Galbo‘s k .reg.
city court charged with drum 9.. .
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Gal-
motor truck. he is out. the first
driver being credited with an assist.
to him immediately because he needs
help you a good scare.
.- al-
bo of Fort Pom. street. du 1, “link if Your moth- a breach of eace and resisting Ml
‘ ‘ ' in ’35.:32.‘”£32 if": can": be“ Mrs. Eleanor Williams. of Brook- Sum-“1' “"9 could set in court or. ' ' . flcsr. aspen thrce mm “”2:
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is to hold for the benefit of the :gfg‘sgfid the Working of the law. Charles Stapleton. of New York "‘u‘m’h 3 WW that your father has keen melt good “a 9“,. $3er “.0 .muea by the court maid”:
tennis court fund on Tuesday eve- ""11“" 9‘ F110 bill by the City. has returned home site:- spend- ‘n ’° ("moan Make the best or man I'msrry, a... tow fine “a costs sumo.
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l Th 1 voentiy opposed to the bill. Dorothy Flilow have returned h°me . - . . . s that I have done um," that by Conan“, John L Milll s.
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number of visitors. the dance hall "a" When this decision was handed mm. They enjoyed luncheon at BROKEN-manner) dwbtw- but I was yam um 1“ around; It wu alleged he ha “
was opened yesterday afternoon. (WW!!- and there was every oppon- the Hotel 'llsft. Dear M Th BRIDE by “other girl, I am not . ll I ssulted I group of young m0“ 1',“
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day Schools are enjoying outings at .. Can Get on Police Ferris, has returned home. um ”I. mm” to “on mgther state grid. Now I would rather be the '“h i ”0me “3", 5'50“; mi
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