... .---mo\m__~~ m} .M M'
Mr. end-Mrs. (3. W. Flair-mm
. Back From Honeymoon V BEACH . ‘7
THE Wle 5pm
; Oliio cam Seeking Revenge
‘ In Western Women’s 1W”
“The .mvening at Carder: held
Monday'ewnins at the cuts under
BOAT
mend Godolphln. the fair-
Cornish coast.
MARVIN
the .very able direction of Mrs- John est maid “ the
w p .. . Keuhaw. proved'anethsr wonderful ......... ”a the heroine of Rafael Bab-
. . latt. sales manager of the cool. At, 0 onion: the spacious atini's novel of adventure. "The
Minn Coal co. or this city FEATHER FANCIES ‘ halt room was so crowded with , s... Hawk" which is running I
ogre. Plait. have just returned guests that hurry calls were made serially in 'The Evening gamma. 5c ‘
had a mind of her own: "'I'll
for tables and chairs to accommo-
date the players. The number pres-
ent far exceeded the expectation of
those in charge and it surely was a
great tribute to Mrs. Kershaw who
had worked hard for ’, its success.
Games of various aorta were blend
but bridge seemed the most popular.
One table of dominoes attracted
much attention from the onlookers.
who watched a keenly contested
game between such experts as Thou-
dore Henry. John Ker-shew. nich- "
nrd Kershaw and George Hyde. It
was voted a most delightful eves
sing. Among the prin- winnera were
Mrs. A. Minuse. Mrs. John Potter.
Wilfred Cousins. Mrs Walter Tea-
hai.. Mr. and Mrs. Cuilshan, Mrs.
David Page" Mrs. Wm. Kong, Mrs.
>W. Tollner, Claude Munseli. Theo.
dom Ilcnry. Mrs. I’cndleton. Mrs.
C. D. Steurer, Jr. and Mrs. Davis.
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The Empty Bottle Dance create-d
a lot of fun for the guests Saturday
MOST POPULAR
" TRIM FOR FALL
.. on . .
res-a their wedding trip spent in the
m Mutual. Mr. Flatt was
_ formerly w- Ruth A. Williams of
-. 13” Park avenue, Bridgeport. and is
'. Emu. of note. possessing much
_ m u I. cellist, She is 'favorabiy
hsown in musical circles through-
Oilt the state. Mr. Pistt comes from
one of the oldest Connecticut fami-
iil‘. ’3‘ «mill his marriage. was a
resident 6f Newtown‘ where the
flan family. located over :00 years
are. Mr. Piatt is well known and
popular. He attended Columbia
Halves-shy prior to his business con-
nection with the Karin Terminal
Coal Co.
not marry a man for what others
think of him. hilt for what I
think of him myself." she said.
See'psge five. ‘ .
ENGLISH STAND
0N FREE STATE
BORDER CRISIS
BELFAST. Aug. 6.-—1’he special
correspondent of the Belfast News
letter learns from a well informed
source. he telegrapha his paper. that
when the conference at the Vive Re-
gal Lodge in Dublin yesterday had
Annual Event for Chi!-
dren N ot Over 14——
. Improvement Ass’n.
To Give PIaY. '
The annual water sports of Mar-
vin Beach will be held Enturday af-
ternoon. The events are open to
children not over 14 ycars of age.
A number of prizes will be gIVen the
winners. The program includes a
50 yard boys' race; 50 yard girls’
race; boys' diving contest; girls' div-
ing contest; boat race for boys. (trial
beats and finals). boat race for girls.
tub race and junior boys' boat rs.
Children desiring to participate
the sports are asked to register with
Clare D. Hodgeman. The commit-i
tee which’is arranging the aflair in-
cludes in addition to Mr. Hodgemsn
DONNELLpS
Louis D. Ma
LIBERTY BLDG.
Washington om.
PATENTS—TRADE
PATENT .5.me
Phone Barnum 59“
ttell
W.
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Clinton B. Rowland. member of
the Board of Education, of Roway-
ton. “tended the international con-
,M‘of the Knights of Columbus.
held yesterda at the Waldorf-As-
toria hotel in ew York city.
Work
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Hi. Fannie Falconc of Lexing-
., e k. “P the following. Frank “0139’"- - v. Those th 2 —
l {on avenue ‘3 enjol “8 a 2 c SYO k Charles Kiippel, John Keogh and E. night at the cm" " 1"". lasted some hours the British Col- ‘
canon with relatiies in cw r tlcipated in the contest were... .n. 5.. One mans war“ I .
. City. ‘G- L0bb- and Mrs. Mulray. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. 0““ “3"“;1‘5; J-“H- 5mm“:- :3): ma“ pm; a 4 mile
‘ ‘ ° ‘ .1 . . thly meeting l‘“"‘"M" “‘1 u” “7“” T°‘“’“' I 331331.33 Timit‘snt:an-lxlch the: work is in; t: ”I”
-uhigh Coal. Harris a Gana.—- , At the regu ar ”1:": row out Mr. and Mrs. Waleco Macrcry. Mr. K I... B itish overnment was prepared to work i, 1,;mML.',_‘ “
‘, adv. of the but 1‘30th mp m and Mrs Cari Jackens and Mr. and § § r ‘ . . ' . , ‘
=-‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' Association held at Community hail Mr- Donald M Gregor. The win- § ; gain order to meet the l-ree States uni. bu. 1.... «9
m John Demicola of Bouton strcct yesterday afternoon plains Wis?) tire- ncrs oi‘ the event were um and Mra :fiffingogfiirym‘v’r‘fle gocgzrpggdzzi minty”; .
“"9“ m" the ”mm or Jackcns. The feature dancer of the ”mum”: ' mg Bring)“; 3“ .
was a business visitor in New York
I}? I
l farce-comedy The District School '
evening was Miss Gertrude Davis. a "My “forum“ "y. the hm wm gagreeame than
x yesterday.
" . . . of Blueberry Corners" at the hall littl tot from .8 eld Mass.
. Mrs. Rose Falcons of New York sometime next month. Mrs. E. B. “1‘53““ 'e" uplawuded. 'She w" 2‘ be introduced this week to “ml-mm no ”mount of W 1
City has returned 10 h“ I103“ after Smith was named to have full nimble and 1. Jack Miller the boundary commission. but it give theinnr— 5' .
. J, visit with Mr. and Nicholas Fab charge of the presentation. Mrs. and his band “1de to the Sight? of will not be put down for the second com“ M a r
cone of Lexington avenue. Smith will also direct tgfihxilgoduc- the "em“: with. “I.“ specialty readti‘ng unttilmafteéthe rogers}! ‘30:; m. wcrk.
. . s e .- tion. This is the payw ease ‘ . . g on o '- our“, 8 The fl h
”14 oi! on Baseball Gloves and sociation ori‘fn‘ny planned to give :ggbzzlgo‘d'mc" m: wo‘?::$: 31"" Hindi! Bum of Ken-l . Mus Locus Fold,“ d the Free State government) becomes secret of :3 ‘_ C;
Data at Donnsiiy-g—Adv. in June. Included in the cast will into “ windowvuatln. given signal and on: City hopes to retain “I: Youngstovm, 0., defeated in desperate. Parliament will b? called matter “.3. , 1‘
Adele Main :2 £31y°avenue enter- 2:“?Jsabzh? Engfatefit 32:10,}: sans: "That Olli Gang of Mine." to "new 'omen'. golf Chg“. the find. of the western sstigiznad:rxrfitf02e-Sl;i;‘:z greatest r€“a‘:<
tsined a number of her friends at the several successful plays ”,0“, the delight of the guests. Tao :lum- pionshlp this year's team y womens golf tourney lent year the bill. Meanwhile negotiations satisfacsicr“ ..
her home last evening in honor of; sored 9" the association during the b:r waswclllvi'rorked out an got its , at uh Fore“, III. She ' by “i" Miriam Burns of Ram will be continued with the northern ing to .1 .9 9 ._~
her ‘Wflflh birthday. I past. l are 0‘ app also: m ml. [get int by defeatlflfl III- Cll’, Ilo to get revenge governmen’g. and stron’SteUOl‘lS made 22:“: ?0‘ .9 ' ‘>
. . . I ’ . . ’ I r . b 1 - to induce t to sppo n a comm.s- . 0 your
l X Louise a is ears tourncv y wn
Min Frances Schiana of Ely ave I Mrs. John Jones of Reynolds .. The rehearsal: for the coming “lee 9W“ 5 ”a . Inmll 3 till ° sioner. not, no mil v:
mm ”turned from . “5k ‘wnhI street left Friday for a month's visit Tm?“ Racket are being specdcd In the finals. Ii 8 is e. "Mr. Thomas went so far as to . . .
relatives in Bridgeport. : ’ with her sister in Michiggn, rung. Olive Held took the cast express confidence that those of- WIM‘ [K‘nplp gm 3 in: u
. g e s through "5 work Sunday evening to”. would be BUCCPCIIUI. afid .‘TT‘. ”16‘5“” 0|“ n! nadm‘ m
and was greatly pleased. Tired Clark. Cosgmve agreed to accept postponc- mugged Ad..- rpm‘m‘q.‘
'ment of these conditions. The con-
ference thus ended in agreement."
Hungry Wolves Attack
James Evenden is enjoying his an-
nual Vacation '01 one month from his
duties with the Cornell Medical col-
lege. Mr. l-Jvcndcn will ri‘turn to
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—-Buy Your Vietrora on our Club
fun in ra\(‘ munpy:
Plan—Ask about it at Denneliy's.
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one of New York's famous produc-
era ahd himself a graceful stepper.
put the corul through the various
pranc'es and expressed pleasure at
Household Hints
By MRS. HORTON.
c» .
Miss Marie Zak is enjoying a inn ‘ ”'9' .
l
church which “as :;..ri “L“
a:
weeks‘ vacation from her duties with ‘ I . the school ”be, day.
Don-elly's store and is visiting rcla- ; é s e e . the beauty and grace of the girls. i .
“V" ‘“ Bum"? 3‘ J- ’ Burton Osborn b“. Emma lm- gl.§\.o'5."r;a,{; 33”” °‘ ‘ “m"- " f h t ‘ Church Worshlppers mm... m... c:
. e s e - ' ' i ‘ - - 9 - “191': __ I Illlt‘ll ll) ill'l‘:
~ - . Velvet hats for {all wear show ““0 3“"? 3 “am a ° °“ e 3““ MEhU HIST 0'" mime" 0‘ ‘ c“? ° ° NAPLES. Aug. 6. Villagers of C U .
. Mrs. Helen )ailcnbers of Flex 0! his home Saturday evening. a o - nrcakfasi. half a isblespoonnsfosalt'xgwt‘v‘? San Vito 3mm”, had .1 mtched bah the ”51 f :21. 1'. ..
tablespoons °t tie with a pack of tarnished wolves
Thr- ladies' Tea. took place Tucs-
Beat well and graduail
Hill road has returned from a vaca- that feather fancies are leading Amon mm" present were Mr. and ‘ d 7
K I 1 \[rs “’ili’rcd Cabs- Breakfpst Fruit San . h . _
A ‘ y ‘u enoug threshold of the \illage JAP DiasTROi'lZR “131111111
tion spent 'in 330“???“ ; W8 favorites. H“ ‘t top Mrs. Fred Brown: Gordon and Fred dny fl"°"‘°°"ilr k “v d d “'hole “‘heat Toast. on the
. is brown velvet wltll brown and Brown Jr.. of new Haven. Mm "‘3 “"d “’3' r‘" °° ms " . Coffee. sifted flour to make a soft dough. church which the wild animals tried TUKIU. .Kael. —.’-;..:.
__ . tan ostrich trim; the square Charles Short, in. Mrs. Therese W-“Y ”Wrmlnb’ hwcm" ‘0 "H “it": . Turn out on a bread board. kneed m...” M. 4. ...~ ,.
Best Coal. Harris 8' Gear—Adv. - ~ ~ \g (hm-mg , 6 ll to enter. For some time the animals .
- - 0 . crown illustrated in the other two Swim. J98“ him"- Mr- 8‘“- 3?- " ' . , Luncheon. lightly until wry snifizclhulnl "In h“. been lean Drown“; “,0“. me tIlrEl' ollltr my :
James McNally ‘nd “not MI” ”‘1'” mndimvoznc. “mmm Bums. Gilbert urn; i t. Mrs I" am 1 Ask ' a d her son B‘ked RI" "uh Leftover Meat. "no . sheet. cut in u " a Vesuvian observatory and Sunday euvors was c - 1: ..
Margaret McNaily of Webster Sue... and Mrs. Charles Wood. ill am . . l t. . c) n . Buttermilk Biscuits Jelly an oiled pan and bake in a m or- they rushed into the doorway of the arm.” a”... -
are spending a week's vacation with Burns. Nr- and MW» Burma 0" “ml-”“- “‘c‘c'c'd ‘° Phuflflpm" Milk Tea ate oven. ”an“ .0 1., . x.
' relatives in Orange. N. J., and Ash- James Nardin of (.00: e avenue borne. Robert Burns. Charles La Monday. whire they will star for a day. “form“ 1.. .
bury Park. 1 Ad t. \' ' Yr k- Fits . ih'; Crolx. Charles “'ilfred. Elsie and {07 dd)” fit liotcl Strstford. Dinner. Jellied Tomato soup—Three cup. cheap ‘nd noun“: that_would en- ed here from K1271.
- . . :EEoEanlo \l‘ll‘rf‘ly'c x: anyway?!" ”1g Harrim, \vood and Eva, Osborne. . —-~ " Jellied Tomato §oup tomato. three bouillon cubes:1 one dear her ‘0 your husband. I do A hp” “as ~. . _ __
The annual sale of the Women's ‘ - - . " ' ° l‘old Sliced Meat onlon- one be? 19‘1- 0M ‘1‘ . “'3' think your husband was tactics in destroyer n;..:' >4 .-
Association of the South Norwnlk Ib:::ball game M the 1mm“. Skid Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Paddock of I BEIL ISLAND I Escallopeii Potatoes. half teaspoons minced parsley. cel- showing the picture to you know- liespaiviwl .. .< ~9
. Soax-iow avenue are enjoying a vaca- Celery. naillshcs ery leaves or salt. three teaspoons ing ‘3 he does that your jealousy life was roro‘:
tcw pepp°r°°nm “w is easily aroused. You should not. __.,¢.-.__ -
golatinc.
springs thyme.
Baptist church- will be held at the
cottage of Mrs. George “'nters.
Hickory Bluff. tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o’clock. There will be cake.
ice cream. domestic and fancy arti-
The 'appeal of charity was the
reason for the large turnout at the
Bell Island clubhouse last night at
the weekly bridge party which was
followed by a cake sale held for
Huckleberry Pie.
Tea or Codes. AT ALIAHABAD.
Lna A:
Simmer the tomato-
cs. onion. bay leaf and celery with
seasonings until quite soft and
strain. There should be three cups
Soften the geiatlne in
tion in Long island.
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however. have let him see that you
cared. To destroy the picture or
to return it to the girl. would be the
height of folly. Both would 1610‘
ZASSI
ALLAIiAiHH. ‘v
6.——;\lamr 7 'i
ator, arrih i ’
——.&ngevine's Semi-Annual in Day
Sale Starts tomorrow. Thursday.
August libs—9AM.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Romano and
family haw moved into the house
which they recently purchased at
‘wa
TODAY'S RECIPES.
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1 .
ties on sale. Should tomorrow ho Mrs John I’Okl‘nllln M 7 1:1), m,e_
- " ‘ . Salad—This is an f h 5
a stormy day the sale will be held nue sailed this mom!” Marlin Beach. the benefit of the Home {0,- the Breakfast Fruit 0 t c ju ce. . . _ .. 1 W .. ‘
, g on the Cun- veg-v . . how jealous )ou are. morning. . i. . _ -
' ‘ ’ Aged. There were lighten tables at IDVII‘IIO“ ‘0' breakfast but " Cut three tablespoons of cold “32:23: . . . flixhl- “mm ._ S h; m
" Cert-m
dissolve in the bot juicc.
Try it and see.
taste with paprikc and call. This
balls of iced Nasirabad hr ‘\.;"
l... .. .,
on Friday afternoon. ard liner "\quiianla" for Austria
‘ ‘ . .. h. i n t . delicious one.
\llse Illiian Roos as re ur ed 0 the bridge party Which was in with ‘ vegetable ”00’ A CHILD \‘l’lFE: Return to your
at Ca“ :pcrr
' e. yesterday.
l
a}.
3’ 4 from his recent illness.
.41.... man? Tilly's—Adv.
. . .
Friends of Isaac '1‘. Paine of Pisa
Hill road will be pleased to hear
that he is convalescenclng from his
recent illness. .
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Miss Elizabeth and Miss Julia For-
is ‘of;Lexington avenue are visiting
. relatives in Passaic, N. J.
i e s e
I —Iargs Pea Coal. Harris &
Gena—Adv.
Stephen Reynolds of Scribner ave-
nue is convalescening at his home
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Otto Kessler of BridgepOrt was
the guest of friends in Springwood
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. Aparty of local residents witness-
: ed the base ball game at the Polo
Grdiinds yesterday. They were
James Marino of Mulvoy street.
John Kvance of Paradiso street.
Steven Hodos of Flax .Hill road. Jos-
ephfldollywaod, Albert Mole. of Ely
'avenue. Louis Venezia of Meadow
street. Steven Loves of Spring street
and Jacob Nathan.
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-—Livlng room suites. Dining room
suites. Bed room suites. Specially
priced at Angevines.—Adv.
1 s s s
Joseph Blau of Stamford was a
Mlltor in Springwood yesterday.
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G. William enjoyed a motor trip
to Bridgeport yesterday.
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Charles Moga of Bouton street,
mummy Veno of T‘Vindsor place.
Rdglph Czibere of Paradiso street.
and iohn Seuch of Soundview ter-
rac‘o'motored to New York City
out-«the week end.
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$1.- ‘qb raisdino of Elizabeth street
. 7 irattelephone installed in his
‘thOse who accompnnlcd Mrs.
where she will visit relatives. Among
Poli-
lcmba. to Now York worn her hus-
band, John Poklcmba. Mrs. J. Bud-
ovsky, Miss Anna Barron. Mrs. Al-
bcrt Kuhn, Slr‘pht‘n and John Sed-
lnck. Mrs. ltrlkzllzky and Mrs. An-
drew l‘nli‘mirJul of Bridgeport.
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Camp 3, X. 0. or .‘x.. llwlil a reg-
ular meeting last owning in its hall.
42 Franklin street. and made final
plans for tho lll‘ni‘ll and ice cream
festival to hr: holvl Tuesday evening.
August 19th.
I ROTEINPOIN'I‘ I
A new bus line from Rldgewood,
N. Y., it.) Rotnn Point. has. been
started. it was annnunced today.
One of the large automobile busses
will make a trip between the two
points each Tuesday for the re-
mnindnr of the summer season.
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The beach was crowded with
bothers yesterday. The attractive
high tide combined with the warm
weather made the beach the most
attractive part of the park.
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Only one r'xcursinn is scheduled
for today. Districts No. 4 and 6,
I. O. O. F.. of Hudson. N. J.'. with
over a thousand mOmhcrs arrived
at noontimc on tho stcnmcr Sirus.
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Neville Boyle}: spent. yesterday at
the “'ondway golf club in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. \‘l‘llliam F. Ambler
of llowayton axcilun will leave to-
morrm': by automobile for Massa-
chusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Ambler Will
visit their son Tracey ll. Ambler. at
his liom‘: in Lee. They will also
spend time wiih Mr. and Mrs. Kent
in Stockbridge.
An inventor has inserted an elec-
h,
“a
one good reason for
_vs.nish.
' “ 5's have vault boxes for ya
THAT BIG WORD—“IF?
1: people could go on vacations and still watch their
But since this cannot be done. safe deposit,
. on is especially needed at vacation time.
space for the larger ones. Come in.
tric flashlight in a woman's vanity
case. -
renting a Safe Deposit Box
or smaller valuables and stor-
NOW YMI‘ CI‘Y “he” ”he is "I“ charge of Mrs. Charles C. Perry and
For an individual por-
makes a clouded soup jelly but deli~
ployed after a pleasant visit With her
parents Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Roos at
thclr home on Second street.
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There will be an old fashion and
modern dance ill. llorlon's Point I"ri~
(lay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Golden of
East avenue are visiting in Brook-
lyn.
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Joseph Ticosh of Osborn avenue
has taken a position as chauffeur
with Mrs. Garci Smith of Tokeneke.
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There will bc a meeting of the
Pastime A. i'. this evening at the
home of Theodore Coleman. All
members and candidates are re-
quested to be present.
I ROWAYTON l
The Ever Ready circle of King's
Daughters enjoyed a picnic at Roton
Point yesterday. Lunch-son was
served at noon and during the after—
noon the members visited the
amusements. Those present were:
Mrs. E. 0. Shipman and daughter.
Mrs. Harry Cakes and son, Mrs.
Henry Amend and daughter of Dar-
ien, Mrs. George Cudlipp, Mrs. Ida
Shcrer, Mrs. Samuel Hall. Mrs.
Frank Field, Mrs: Mary Thomas.
Mrs. George Stevens. Mrs. Ira Ii.
Kiggins, ‘Miss Mary Hart. Mrs.
Grace Shine. Miss Audrey Shine.
Miss Helen Kay, Mrs. George A. Kay
Mrs. John Plunder. Mrs. Louise
Crockett, Mrs. Earls P. Stevens, Mrs.
Fanny Crockett, Mrs. Henry John-
son and children. Mrs. Royal Deck-
er. Mrs. Henry Rowland and Mrs.
Frcd Ambler.
O
dist and Baptist churches will be
held in the Rowayton
o'clock.
oln.
of Abraham Line
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her home from the hospital Friday:
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The regular
street has as her guest Miss M
Smith of Bridgeport.
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Crockett street and Mr. and"Mrs
trip to Bridgeport last-evening.
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The Union service of the Metho-
Methodist
church Sunday _ evening at 7:30
There will be a twa reel
motion picture "The Land of _0p-
portunlty" which is based on the life
Mrs. P. A. Doggett of South High-
land avenue is convaloscing at the
Norwalk hospital trom an operation
for appendicitis performed July 36.
Mrs. Doggett expects to return to
. mid-week prayer .
meeting of the Romyton Methodist
church ,will be held tonight at 1:“
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 11'. Bell of.
Earle P. Stevens enjoyed a motor
The meeting of the Fifth Ward
Republican committee scheduled for
Mrs. Louis Warddeli. A number of
prizes were distributed. .
The cake sale followed. cards. A
score of cards were disposed of by
Mrs. Charles C. Perry and Mrs.
Charlcton A. Newborn. sponsors of
the charitable event. The proceeds
from the cake sale netted more than
860. The first cake for the sale
left at the clubhouse was made by
M rs. Jessie Ferris.
O
Sevcrai members of the.Bell Is-
land Club have suggested the in-
stallation of a radio at the club.
It is possible that the board of
directors of the organization will
take the suggestion under advise-
ment.
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.Mr, and Mrs.’Alfred Rosenbush
and their daughter. Janet and son,
Daniel. are guests of Mrs. John
Ii. Ferris.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Powell.
of New York city. who were staying
at the Pine Point Catholic club have
returned home.
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Mrs. Mary Maloney and daughters
who were stopping at the Pine
Point Catholic Club have returned4
to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Miss Lodice Weld held her usual
Wednesday morning dance class to-
day at the Bell Island club.
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Not only is a roof garden
for the Bell Island club ”pinging:
the big improvements'to be made
next you, but the plans also call
for a. lounging room on the second
floor of the clubhouse. Both im-
pr vements will be paid for '
pagt. from the proceeds of the. 1::-
nual carnival to be held soon.
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. Plans are already under w
the annual water sports “fog:
races which will be held Labor Day
as the final social event of the sum-
mer season. Hundreds usually take
part in the sports.
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Bell Islands ’
cards from Mi." ar mfivinmg postal
daughter of Mrs. Rose Him“;
Eimhurst, L 1., Miss Higgins spent
the last summer season at the island
and has many friends here.
,e e s ‘
Mrs. Andrew J. Mu care
Buddy. of Brooklyn, lN. Yugrsm
ed today at the island and are sinv:
o’clock. The topic will be “Reward ing at m. s
of Obedience." ‘ “"31“ House for .
. . . remainder of :h0.gea:0n.
Mrs. r. a. Terrell of Crockett Mi- Antoinette amen." am.
sister of West Hoboken ‘N
. . . J.
:3?“ the recent arrivals. Tit:
spend ‘a week or
Summit House. more at the
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The extreme hot weath used
er ea
about every person living on the is-
land to enjoy a dip yesterday at-
trnoon. The tide was favorable:
last night has been postpone
ulster date‘
9 s
d until
high lbout ‘4 o'clock.
cantaloupe.
tion allow four of ”lo balk 105"“ clous. Garnish with finely chopped
lightly with a quarter of a cupi’ul green pepper.
cubes. the
of chilled watermelon
yellow pulp of half an orange. two
tablespoons of slicbd peaches cut in
bits and a quarter of a cup of shred-
ed lettuce. Drain thoroughly. mois-
ten with a French fruit dressing to
which a little Maraschino cordial and
Corks for thermoe bottles are
apt to get musty unless care is
taken to prevent it. This musli-
neas spoils the flavor of the cof-
fee. Before putting away the
thermos bottles boil the corks.
a. pinch of ground cinnamon have adding ‘ liiilp baking soda to
been added. and serve in lctiucc the water. Then, hand of
cupl- putting ’the corks into the bot-
Buttermllk Biscuits-Judi but- ties tie them to the neck of the
termilk which is not too sour al- bottles. They will keep sweet
most to the boiling point. stirring and dry.
one tablespoon of sugar. set aside
SUGGESTIONS.
for five minutes and mix in gradu-
ally one quart of sifted breed. Cover
closely and let stand over night. In
the morning beat down. add one tea-
spoon of baking soda. dissolved in
one-quarter of a cup of hot water,
half a tablespoon of salt. set aside
for five minutes and mix in gradual-
ly one quart of sifted bread flour.
stirring to a. smooth batter. Cover
closely and let stand over night. In
the morning beat down. add one teao
spoon of baking soda. dissolved in remov
IL Heart
DIFFICCIJIY QUERY.
Doss Mrs. Thompson: I am a
girli‘lyearsold. Ihavebeenout
in company quite a little and have
completed three years of high
school. I have many girl friends
and alums and the friendship of
quite a few boys. but I have been
out with boys but little. ‘Why is
it? Iaraswell.but ans rather
nuiet when around the boys. Some
ofmygirlfriendstellmIdon’t
gohaifway. W‘hyisitahoywiil
take a certain girl home from some
Wt time after time but
new calls at he lime to take be?
Is it wrong alwsys to let the boy
bring you home who, never tunes
you? D. .V. as.
if a jelly cake is turned out on
a damp cloth it can be rolled with-
out breaking.
To prevent a tin boiler from
rusting rub well with laundry soap
while the boiler is yet warm.
A damp cloth dipped in either
salt or soda and rubbed on cups will
e the tea or coffee stains.
&
and Home Problems
By mas. ELIZABETH Inomrson’
much to be invited as well as taken
home.
O O I
HUSBAN‘D'S om) sw'EE'IEI-QABT.
Dear Mrs. Thornpson: I am is
years old, have been married a lit-
ing daughter 15 months old.
my husband dear!
many‘aiittiespatbetweenu.
ereachonetswcarlwiiim
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It h certainly hard to say why
some girls are popular with boys
and others are not. It is not a
question of beauty. of dram. of
money. or of any definite thing.
Some girls are.simply born with a
magnetism that attracts young men.
You have no reason to become die-
eouraged. because you are Very
young ayd perhaps when you are
older and meet older man. you will
be liked better. Let the same boy
take you home from parties and en-
tertainments if you want him to.-
When he does take‘you home in-
vite him to come to see you. It
would also be all right to inlrite a
few‘young people in sumo night and
ask hint to be among the guests.
.lomeyoungmeneeemtodreadto
can for a girl. and therefore they
You have asked. me a
question. but I are glad
it. I don't believe I have
“all“! Jealous beans I am
Dhllmphleal frame of mind.
I have felt the awful pang, I
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