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as Annual TQard Party 3:333:23: it’°£.“:.:.l:.°:‘§i': of Musical Comedy Store
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Iadies’ Visiting Board at the Nor- SIMPLE GOWN OFK Mrs. James E. Farrell of Wilkes- ,Cereal 111“! 1°? Milk. 23:12:11.1: a; with ., ’l’nound or ,
walk hospital was held at the Nor- VELVET BROCADE barre. Pa.,.has beenwnlting her sis- m a“... ;l‘out. ~ _ SOLD mt E q
7 . . \. .. matched whipped cm 3““ In Li
M c°‘"‘t‘7 Club yesterday “’“F‘ “IN NOVEL DESIGN] ter Mrs. Timothy Collins. Coflfl- .. other way of making it u to “a twa TERMS ‘
m..ghe:hwfe sixty-{our tables. ' _ ,_. v ‘1, Q‘; I . e s . e Madison. Bran Rolls. tablespoons or thick cream and cat--
I ’35. 1! ea c were 3 ven to the ‘ . ,. y The third in the series of sub- Eggplant an Gratin. e bonated water in ’1“. of .u milk
. meat scorer at each table were ._. ' ‘ ' ! scription dances being sponsored by Sliced Peaches. 1’1““ Oak 1: n shahe “a proceed as directed. . DONNELL
“ted by Mrs. Samuel G. Adams 2») . . ~ ‘ the Norwalk Country club'was held . Iced Coffee Shake. t M Chicken—Boll ‘ dls~ Y‘s
«allowance. Mrs. Louis A. Leh- ’ ' lut evening. It was well attended. Dinner- d woken in water to bum '
IN" "I cheirmtn 0! the com- The Black and White orchestra Chaudfroid Chicken. Jointe "on “a but . mum“ at LOIIlS D M
We. in charge 0‘ arrangements. played for the dancing which was Creamed Potato Balls with ParsleY- 221:; mu“. the onion atUCk LIBERTY BLDG. all“
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“Med ("m 3 ‘° ‘2 “1°C!“ “hm” “‘1 “mum with three cloves. half a bay leaf Washington Office-.0“
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g les Gaston. Mrs. Mlcheel'now- cram “phat-rm. and a few ltalkl or chopped celery. Psrnvmmmg “3,!
.. (1. Emily Lyrics. Miss Rose Hamlh WW . Coffee. . Also add 8.111011111413511 3:323:10“? PATENT 5111mm
3 7‘ n and Miss Mariposa Taylor. 0th- ‘ mt after it as coo e . Phone Barnum 38
r 3. members at the visiting board TODAY’S RECIPES Let the chicken cool in the water in
n"- 0'0?” F- B°ttIv Nit 0“- Fish Cakes Halt .’ can of salmon which it has coolted.Ftakeh out and
l r Jackson. Mrs. David Raymond, . tuna fish or other canned fish will remove the skin. org“; sauce -. . '
' . m (13:143th SW2":- xlffm 1» J- mu. mm good and fish aka. which covers it, put too a 5:002;- ~
‘ ”3° " Mt“ R° °r ”1 Ewen“ Mash the fish with a tori: and add of butter in a saucepan an _w en t \ .
’ rs. 3' M' Andrews. Mts' Frank two tablespoons of rich milk and bubbles add two tablespoons of flour 0 \ \
blend well and stir in gradually two a. .E
a Iarper Bissell, Mrs. Coney. Mrs.
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- rs. Frederick H. Quintard. Mrs.
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g g New Canaan, Mrs. John Cavansgh
Y , G. H. Goodrich. Mrs. B. How-
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3:281:12: Beat up ggry light. form cups of strained! chicken stock and ‘ 9
with toured hands and saute quick— the beaten yolks of two essa Con- lWW: [(1) g
I, in hot bacon tat. 'The mug and tinue to stir until thick and smooth _, , . . -.
butter may be added the night be- and add one ounce of gelatine. sort-
tors and the e‘g folded in Just be- cned in half a cup of cream. Remove ’
tore baking, from the fire as soon as the gelatine “ Ol'k
lved and set aside. Cool and
Wt an Gratin—One eggplant is disso
two tablespoons butter. one-no.1! when quite thick dip each piece at 0 ~- , .
onion, three quarter cup buttered chicken in the sauce and set in the “6 man a Want ,5 m.“
SAVE 2 GIRLS
Bathers Rush, Laugh-
ing, Into Deep Water
. —Soon Cry for Aid
Every, Mrs. F. I. Burnell, Mrs.
. McFarland o: Westport; Mrs.
imam Earle, Mrs. Joseph Hulburt.
James A. Farrell. Mrs. A. B.
With cries of glee, two young wo-
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unfit: olfgzeyfltm. :1.“ xli‘heeler men ran down the bead! and in“: crumbs. Pare eggplant and cut in ice chest. Serve on a bed or cress mans Dlai- lever}: ..
ind Mrs Lester Hyatt she water at Roton PM“ late 'll‘ues ’ two thirds inch cubes. Cook in small and garnish with sliced stuffed eggs. work 1' his test. ho :-
3 e s s . ”$311.13; 20::‘81 e: “$12.3“; 2:95; quantity of boiling salted water until olives and caperls. ingetgliresde: :noti kiwi; past: “or u- l.
g ,3 -—Lehigh Coal. Harris & Gans.-- screams for help. Neither of them tender, then drain. Cook butter with pieces 0! “‘95 h” an u may ’ 1' ‘ .... .. ...a
l . dv. . tinei chop ed onion until yellow. be treated in the same manner. 5a.sry and 1:.
4 could swim and they had gone out V p 0“,“ m Pimento Salad— of a o if .
. :l .. ' ' over their depth. Life Saver “Hop" add parsley finely chopped. and the 20 P 5 JUN 8‘1
7 Porter Emerson Browne of West Benedict was standing nearby and eg‘prant. Turn into greased baking Two cups shredded cabbage. one tea- ing some r‘r‘xaizonl hon
och; Road, author and playwright. dashed after the girls and pulled , dish, cover with buttered crumbs, spoon sugar. one-halt teaspoon salt. agreeable .- (any, ll:
visiting in Buck Hills Falls, Pa.. both out without difficulty. Aside and bake until crumbs are brown. one-eight teaspoon pepper. dash of no amount of 75’5'313211135‘3
e. the guest qt Richard Washburn from swallowing a. gulp or two of Iced Coffee shake—For an in- celery salt. a little Chopped 031°“ 0? give the innr‘r sausfactmrz
Childs. former American ambassador salt wage,- nelther of the gm, 5m- dividuai rule. place in a tall iced tea onion Juice. “V0 tablespoon "lnezar- comes to a rm: “-5. 1.13.;
e to Italy. _ {cred any bad effects from their (x~ slass halt a cup of very sirens four “WWW” "ll-d °“v °“° Pm" his scrk.
; _ e e e porience. "All.beaches have cases . strained coffee, and add sugar to onto. Put all dry ingredients togeth- The fish? am."
’ James Lewis. Robert Jennings. like these." said "Hop." I don't ' taste. a pinch or ground 0111111100 or End ml! Worm-Wm"- qt” "1 "“1” secret of main:
.wmiam Fowler and Arthur Aaron know why bothers when they can't i and a few drops or vanilla extract. egar. then oil. Arrange on plates matter “+2. .. 7
are enjoying a Week camping out in swim will run into the water and Ldith Day and Pat Somerset when romance ruled their liva. and ( nsct) Chill on the ice and {ill the glass with strips of pimento. greatest h“ ‘
the Naugatuck Valley. get out over their depth. But they Little Put. ‘ satisfaction.
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f inn—“k b u 1 Donnell '3, _ , There wasn‘t a. bit or static in the ‘or B W e 00 e .' ' , ’ . .. 1 ' - , . f1 ‘ ‘
. P ‘ a. tee “it y " Vol b “: at Roton Point yesterday even fatherly attention at the same nmc, but his mnmma. lad-1th Dal. and & Heart and Home Problems .0b to .v- 1.3.
‘ , v. rocsde in a chevrons . d and a dlmrce is in the air. Broad- . not, no :01; m“ A
. Samuel Sallick, of Madison street, d - R “1' l though the Talking Machine and Ra- his papa. [at Somerset, are separate , 1 . _
5 spent Tuesday 1,, New York any; “‘5" m ‘3 '8 “ms“ ‘5“?- die Men, Inc.. held its annual out- way hears. ' , - By MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON : __ ' -
.- . . . nloon gown if- black. Kimono ing in the resort. It was some out- I’al, ehoee name really lsn‘L-Soxnorsot. but :uménor.da:d fulfil: :3: , 1 it“... people 8... a m “I
. Mr. and ,1 Eu ene R u a 9 69V“ and ion intcd drs s in: with a good program every min- mat-rind after she had been divorced by her bus on an e 1y s ' ‘ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ _. _ _ peasure out or reading u.
" 'ot Nyack, Nfif" whogwcre ‘55:“?sz on the sides (5' P3” skirt 5; -ute during the day. Two hundred following their admission that they lax-rd each yothcr. Deiusblmfihmgh .‘U‘J‘S- (lalm OD‘BOU- It ‘fhmOStuagFri‘l‘iitv Classified All. ”fibril—ill
2 of Mr. “a Mrs. Emile Hemming, points to be noted . " " and fifty strong, members of the as- Edith. now singing the load in "\‘illdrlower made such a‘ big hit r rs. ompoon. I am a ing to late a man “. k: sees no 1 ‘5 nm to saw money:
g returned to their home yesterday ' SOClation and their wives and (am. in the musical comedy "Irene,“ that hi‘r first husband. Curie Larluton. Kiri 8! years old and am going with definite about marriage, bu. . “no
‘ _ _ . ' men came to the‘polnt from New producer, who picked her out of the clmrus and made a star of her. a young mun o! whom I think very seems to imply that that is [IQS m—
_1-3 0! on Baseball Gloves and York City by automobile busses. At sent her to England in a leading role. There she met Pat. acquired with much. I have been going with him tention in the dim. far off future.
; Bats at Donnelly's ——Adv ‘\ v _ , . 3 °'°‘°°k- "‘9" “'3‘ 8- basebnll same all his gallant Irish ways. for leading man. for foul-teen months. He talks at Lsually it does not pay to salt for
. . ,‘ _ ' I LAfif NOR\VALK I between the Radiola OutoDoors 1.3mm roturned from abroad with ' .. Snmorsvt followed. but was marriage but never oflers to set a such a person. because the love is
" Charlotte Ketzinger, an employe , Aerials and the ‘1“701‘ In-Doors hold up at Ellis Islund as an undesirfld- nEirvn. 'l‘hrn ('arlcio‘n came to date. lie has some faults, but I all worn out beiore he makes up
of the Central-Falrfield T t com_ Richard Hull. or luust avenue is Aerials. And from all accounts, the me rescue. He managed to get Somerset lulu the country, so hdith could have a few too: One Saturday be his mind to marry it he ever does
”E buy. is enjoying a. vacatio of two spending some tlme m Boston as the Out-doors arelals won the five in- marry him. (Jim‘s come 0 see me. On Sunday come to that point. .
~‘ weeks at Asbury Park N J 5‘15“ of ”1‘11“". ““9 “mm Henry Conn and 0- P. Now Edith is in New York, and Pat 5: in Chicago, and busy tongues he alivays comes over for dinner . . e l t
f . o e e ' ' ' A l” ht. '1 ‘ :1 th E;fifézr;nrngn umpirgs. A?" ":0 are busier. J . but this Sunday he did not show up. A RETURNED LOVER «, .
. moon lg Sill ml or e aus- e a PP gram 0 SPOT 3 Deg;- Mrs. Thomnso : I been
$£:°:elfil:f; 0‘; itsetketl‘sitllte 11,5 pices or the L‘pwortll league of the With potato races, fifty and 0nv- " 2:"; fxrgfm?sm.:3 1:311:15): going with n. boy to;I tux‘oyeam. F ’
J. ' ' 17“” “WM" "“P'ho‘im "“th and hundre?’ ”rd dash" for me" 3"" BE I ‘ D ROVVAYTON band drove up town and I. went During that. time he nC\‘(‘r cared to
3' u e n iorgh°x,:’?“efi“§f,rm°] “"‘n‘gFmir' LLZTSI' X, rrfifilyoéfii grunt}: l 14L bl—‘AN l l I along. i wont. over to the garage go to dances and went to very few
it uh W i be c . Ut‘St a ' two i " - - N . ' ~ ‘ *—
l . [5‘ ~39" Coal. Harris & Gang—Adv. Curtain Fred Lovojoy': boa: ”in: tion members sat down to an ox- ' when he is quite . h“ “d “hm ”sis. But Magma to to “1°?"
l7 Al), ' ' ° ‘ "Arthur M. Fling." celient dinner served at the pavilion I know all the fellows mm 11 an other onto . meats “ham“? NEXY YORK. A's
; i A party of Norwalkers journeyed . . . by Lesee Neville Bayley. Prizes to worked mm the Street from “"3“” I wmtc‘to. He ““1 it was mu”: '1' hi i B , “l ’
ll ' to Walnut Beach last i . . . . , he liked me and not that he wanted 0 n. 0 RCA-N
l _ n ght. Those Mrs. Charlcs J.“ Sturgls of East the winners “etc distributed at the - There “‘5’ only one fellow there Md promo Dire. '» r ' -_ -
l in the party‘were: Christopher Can- avenue has mph (.mprmimng at her dinner. The prizes were donated by I talked to him for about an hour. ‘0 z“- I liked him ““7“! and d” (‘olumhus 3-,. .~.=-.~~
.‘ l non. Hen" (.lamrot‘h, Emlon Daniels homo. Mrs. Mattie Anderson of the radio manufacturing companies. I asked him where (5' friend was "0" mind mm“ dantm, Inst De.‘nhal convr-r. . v.
i ‘ and Edward Moore. Troy. N. Y. The entertainment committee which "Id he ‘0“ me. My "101M did “01 cembcr he 5109M coming to see me P. Lerkin of \
, I 3 h a e g . . . - arranged the affair were: Sol. an- ' like It Ind he did not. trust nlo when ”I“ 3mm ‘0 ‘0 n1th another g1rl. Dr. 1:. \i'. ital
, 1.. Alice Schubert, daughter of An omJasmOmJ. and modern 32%: fregzruc;belozitzc Blienry I was them. My folks think a lot. I was not. really Jealous or her. but elected WWW” r.
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Z. P. Schubert of the Royal James . \ .~ , . , . ~. , . . . . ' 0, him The (island: a still every time I thought of It a . .. .
Inn. has returned to Nam-Mk an“ foifighwlnlléhfe‘fm .11 J”°"‘°"* 10"" Otto Goldsmith, Nat Goldfinger. 0. ReSIdents Complain 0f T0 VlSlt S011 at Lee, come he “a“ w his lacing; “:2: tooling that was not easm forgotten 22.1132: T‘EF‘ ,_ ,‘C‘L‘
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5 Liz?“ tot f;iends and relatives in e s e {tidblstgin'lé‘lfft}; Bellou. J. J. Davin 3 A. 1“. Party .Noxsy! . LESS- __ E 1) \xo 1- t h ing. A girl friend of mine “m be “druggncomuéoxiwm. t m J Board of Dix...
.l, on ' yew York. _ ' ~ - o m a girl home from it. Do you so “.5 ou une H. Rice. Gumbo: -’
l . . - - - The Noru'aik Council or Girl 0 - - Aflan-Tennls Mon-l Leta ue Plan “10011. he stopped some with her and one .- .-... .. _
l r ‘ ' , _ . , . The t h l , , g think It was right for bin: to do so . _ \‘iiscons... Jc t.
g 1;; '— lilo sprints. TlllyI-—A1v, Scouts 15 holding an outing at Lnli ex reme. 0‘ §D°1 ("0‘0 him. - . and 01m use to stay me \Vhat Sunday he called me “3 “id ‘0‘“ Frank )[ari];:t\<
i ' , e o a Pasture beach this afternoon. The ("Eds 0‘"- 0‘ 30” 3°rk CHY ‘0 R°' day light sad (I ‘ dink f I . “up. me he wanted ‘0 5°“ “‘9 ' Once 0' Charles \icAlwx-z it A
:, ' Eugene Mitchell of Prospect Park guest at “w affair is Miss Mary Dale ton Point yesterday. in addition to 1 *—~ 1:303:21...) “mo-“l Iom‘b‘l’ hf “Vice since that. I have met him by The ulcer-inf". .. .
l Road and Junior Wardswoth of East 0““... svoul. (“rpptm- of \Vcstport the ”“33me Seng‘nto. the steamer Echoes of an early mm‘nlng beach 11 1) fm' We!“ and be has “Id be llld of both; rnm'o" “47‘ ca‘ partlti.
. Rocks Road. are spondinga Week at and Korualk. Mix; (lwun will dis- Ossining “‘8" added to ”1" line and Party nrv bring llvurll around “"15 Mr. ‘1' d MH" “7' 1" .deor '0! Y I thl k i A-TRUL PAL. sounelhm‘ to tell me. .VVonld it. be fnilinr: to dump-"r ‘ K: It“
i Flushing, Long Island, run. to the ht‘nllls the b.g (-toylt come ‘0 "“3 1’0““ 1011de 10 "PM Island lodny. Tho party. which ROWuytlvll mynuoluxt this morning _ €5- " t “‘3 ‘1‘ “3m ‘0' right for me to let. him come to St‘elxlan mm "3.1;; : "
7 e s a \vh‘ch is to l... h. hi in the near in- ""-‘" took place at 3 t'l'clut‘li \\'I*(ll‘.t‘5¢l;i_\' by nutnmobllr iur Mussavhusults 30‘" "‘9‘?“ ‘0 Bee '1 8’“ 1‘0"“ "‘0‘“ me again? I still like him real \\'Uu,leonv 1w pm» i".
Elizabeth Crebbln of Wilton aw“ turn. A llli.lll)l-l‘ or scout captzttns , ' ' '_ . morning “:15 rather a noisy amm- when: ”luv ““1 It" the guns” of MI uncles wedding. It is usually bu “donot “ant to be forward ”1(1lede 53.}. ..-._ - .~;
“US. Who has just rnfurned from “ill also be I‘l‘tsi'lll. It ““3 t'rp‘rork“ "'8’“ at U“? re- according to all accounts. A null‘. llil'll‘ 80“. Triu‘ri' “- Anl'nicr. all his expected on such an occasion that do the “1‘“ thing. lion ‘ ‘ ' ' "
:Mllwaukee is spending it ”w d'l' e e e S?” last night. The residents or be, of ”amp“... or the island “or.” home in Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Ambler the men will see the ladies home. BLUE EYES. ‘ '
, in New York city. ‘33 Dr. “-mium 1:. “ml. or Norman fiorwalk and surrounding cities’ and uwskonul my the 5mm mm Bullialso expect to spend solnt‘ lime in Unless- he has definitely asked you 1'“, indeed. it would be all right
0 e e avenue has Milli lns 27-foot cabin “m"? had “"Mher ‘Pppormwty ‘0 Bhrieks of ”10 l‘arlik‘ilmllls 1“ lll“’s‘°°k““""“" ““1 M" ““1 M‘s“ KN“ ‘0 marry him do “0‘- consider 3'01"- to let the young man come back. "neg fro,“ the pa»..- heatm
John Novak of South Main l t cruiser "Viking“ to Edward J, NUS” ” Splpndi‘l "Xh‘mt‘ “heiher bathing party. Who participated in ' ‘ f _ self ensued. The fact that he talks He has learned m. lesson now and d in Czamfor' “y”... ,5; '
”my” a. motor trill to ‘A\'9w liars? Aiken or Kill-hulk. ’ i“ “"3 ”‘0 “WWW” “MC" “"3”“ the affair is not known. hm- stepe Friends of NI‘S- William 1'11 FOII- of marriage means little. 0: course realizes that you mean more to him oily «for-r; heckli‘x “ ls.
yesterday. . on . . _ l” the ,hm‘.»“:hh‘h drove the people to PW'VN” similar night-hawk par—llnlne or Crot-kotl street who has you are free to talk with other than the other sin. The less said hauler ‘drowrllrr
e e “ a “'illiunl \\'(l>ll hut mkm out a Tm. t ".2 ("3.3 Rom" PM“ Mr" ties still probably be taken. :l’et‘n III at Mr home the 935‘ 59‘“ young men and to go with them about the period he did not so with not swim but
__ ‘0 Pea. Coal. Harris & building 1mm!“ rm. 12m prm‘mm or a ‘Il‘ls Ll‘Ol‘deil “nh thousands of peo- ‘ e e e opal monllls will be pleased lo hear unless you are betrothed. and it be you the better it will be. Let vour near HEllOV‘oc". y
cant—Ad“ six-room hollzm on Lox-mm street l 0- The stage is all set'lor ”l“ “”ms that she is on the “Md ‘0 Complete 01313013 10 3'0!" doing 80. 813’ that friendship 80 on as it there .had in in the “Kalil“ ‘
. . , .. ' _ . . ' ' ° ° 0 match between the Bell Island club recovery. She “'33 able ‘° attend you do not 1091 he has exclusive nover been a break ‘ 3 help ill“ '
l‘onight the annual informal dance team and the Norwalk Country club the picnic given by the liver Ready - 1" a - . ~ ‘
Miss Jennie Popp of Bridgeport Mrs. Invz (‘ulc- of Suniow avenue of Nonvnlk Chapter, Order of De- sight. A “MAL
- . ~ . - . ~ la. Ki ' D it rs at Roton
3 “21:11:51 nf'il‘..a.nd Mrs. ohn Redway, wash guvst at the bridge luncheon Molay will be held at the Roton titan-1.10 ghfiozl:;c.ha;2:n:;nh;1dd113, E3316": oqfuesgfys ans 1 c shore saw hrs
.. 4 y . \onue. .filvenhby Mrs. “'illiam 1“. Clarke at Point dancing pavilion. The com- lugs: :rga‘llizatloil‘s courts it is ' . . e U FLEET Is He Steps Into H01e screagned a”; h 1 in.“
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. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Oiczm an t n it i island, 'Iuostlay mlltee in charge consists of. Arden expected a. large number of island- Llinion Rowland of Rounyton 0 And Nearly Drow.ns mi 12] mu; I: E j“ _‘
d . afternoon. Dolson, “illis Llewellyn. George . - “‘0 ”'9 gu
aughter Marian, and son “.m. . crs ~will ~witness the match. awnue attended the international - . ,. ‘1,
or Flax Hill r0.” . . lam‘ ’ ' ° Clarke, Louis Riom and I-rank 55' o o o congress of the Knights of Columbus . Be “as ph‘h ‘ '
M “' ‘fLCOmP‘m’Ed by Miss La Verne Peck and Miss bott- , ~ STAMFORD Aug. 7.—Michael conscious and 7‘“ ~
. rs. Katherine Hadlk of Bouton Donna, Wilton of “risque. hills were 0 0 o ' "fiilly" Ortiz entertained a num- held ‘t the “smurf-Astoria hotel. Daddona. of 38 Stillwater avenue the pulmotor “'ils us .ania
:zieilaliltihgsztCl‘iayuflliri‘ltlfmowill? recent visitors at Peach lake. Members 0‘ Districts 4 and 5 0t 22%;): szzscttgfdifylcndinitlu‘didmEng?! New York City; Tuesday. ,. one of several thousand who sought ance given by Dr. «‘hzrtes heads
-- .. . W W . . . the I. o o F of Hudso c t ' ' ‘ e '
r“mun two weeks as the sue.“ of ‘ ' " " °“" 5’ uests wore~ Eleanor Leonard Dor- The Epworth league of the Row- ,« .
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relatives in that City and in “'U- the :gig'zilglldxpciflir liuncheon of cum: here‘g'ilullineasttéirronell'o‘bfliuzhey ls Turner. Jean Harper. George nyton Methodist church will hold ‘ 1“
Hometown. the No . 1k Lu) 3. )0 ng held at ‘ Riley. Irving Frost, Herbert Swnrtz moonlight sail Tuesday evening. The
. . . NHL ountly club today. outing has been made «possible ‘
C . .
, .. .. and Sonny Selwyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Venezia. of Anson T. Lear), secretary of the HO" Benedict. beachmaster. e e e through the kindness of _Captain
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iigdoTw léreet motored to Bridge- fmlmxfreildzm (elgrfitiafiv “racing?" bushels-“J; geiifrdigy on 1 short Prize winners at the weekly card Stevens. Harry s. Bryan and John News Of successful Ar. .. \oV , t 7 « ‘ervice
"‘35 35' Where they attended " °3 W" 9‘ ' art Tucsda ni ht were: .\l. A. Sherman Hoyt who are giving the 2° '
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the performance at Poli': theatre. taryplub ‘3 the speaker. Perkin, first prize; Eugene P. Rich, members of the league the use of
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Gustave Scarpello of Chapel street Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Jnftee of SA ROCK ' gfgndfixgd‘mmergptsoqugfourtg: ’ ‘ e g . New Llfe Into De' ““ " ..
has taken 3, pmm‘m with the Crotut Fort Point street are entertaining ‘ Clarence A. Spear, fifth. and Mrs. Miss Hattie Young 01 Rowaylon stmxers 1 i
and Knapp company_ at their home Mrs. Jnffce's aunt, . William w. Wright, sixth. avenue is' visiting relatives in New ' l
. s . Mrs. R. Sinn of Detroit. . t o . York state. ‘ l
Joseph Gabbllo o: Bouton street ‘ ' ‘ T Mrs. Andrew J. Mulcare and son ‘ ‘ ‘ (3’ W PM) 5
"NM yesterday in Bridgeport. The second in the series of bridgc~ ”Buddy" are now at the island. The usual mid~wcek prayer meet- ABOARD U. 8. S. BARRY. INDI— ' 5 l
H yms d igniheons being given by the Nor- Buddy expects to have a. bunch 0! ing or the Rowaytoh Baptist church AN HARBOR. Labrador. Aug. 7.1- i I
train tare spend 0 "t i f an ' Country club Will be held at fun with the younger crowd for the will be omitted tonight. News of the ounce-ml arrival 0! the g ‘ 1 l
home fare y ur m n are for the club tomorrow afternoon. remainder of the season. " ' °~ American Army world fliers on the f . i
. , Miss May Ht 1. En 0 0 0 Postmaster Harvey an ert or R0- southwestern coast 0: Iceland, bring- j i Z
M _ - err 55 o rst street 33 -—...___ , Mr, and Mrs. M. c. Creuee nre wayton avenue has pure 7a new in: nearer the time for their ho to 2 i
Buy advertised merchandise. visiting at Manhattan beach as the NEW HAVEN, Aug. 7.—-“Jack- entertaining Miss Ruth Robertson. touring model automobilm. Greenland and nbrador has 1)put I )5 i
- "Ad ‘ . " snest or her aunt, - the-Hell-Diver." who has thrilled 01 New: York city, ' -. - e o a new life into the American destroyer I . ;
_ ~— vertlslng Pays. Miss Helen Brehm of Bette place thousands on the Liberty Pier, in s a c The cake sale conducted 'by Mrs. division anchored here “yam“ ' .
Savin ROCk- 111811“? With his danger- Mrs. Joseph Gales. ol' Brooklyn, Charlton .Mewborn of Pine Point for sailing-orders. ! V
ous l25-toot dive into a canvas net, N. Y., visited Mr. and Mrs. John Gal- the benefit at the Home for the Area There is much optimism over the 1
met his match last night. when be- lagher yesterday. netted 881.65. The sale was held by general. weather forecast. North- . ‘
\ fore an assembled multitude which ' 0 ' Mrs. Newborn at the Bell Island westerly winds it. likely “a the I ‘
thronged the shore resort to escape ‘ Miss Ann Carnegie. of New York club house on Tuesday evening fol- sea may be clear of 1% The crui- l . . 3
the heat or the 'city. he dove into the city, is the guest or Mrs. William c. lowing the weekly card party. eel- names, however yum-(1.,» ' sBufisquostHummFfinhhn‘mg 3
net with such force that the rebound Beers. ‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ reported much ice floa’ting near 33 \ ' Claim =,
sent him up into the air d threw ‘ ' ‘ ‘ At the union service of theBap- 0.” Farewell the ”an,“ ti of 5 MM go , ~ l
him against a. projectin plank. Mrs. C. M. Keyser and Mrs. H. w. tilt and Methodist churches to ba Greenland. 'th'e “ml stationp to 3 THE 03' an thmughsefvld l
causing him to injure me back to Street are entertaining this after- held in the Romyton Mathew“ whxeh‘the aux-y 1. We to sell ’ ' bWandiheWsnlesm l
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. °P‘"’°h 3““? “mm” P’- 7” shortly. The Mother here thus far the ‘ o andar' I
call was put in to the New Haven ‘ ' ‘ ooloclr. the two reel motion picture lbs-been excellent. wmmltllfi am.
hospital, where ha i. being fronted. Arthur Roach. of New York. city, “The Land ot Opportunity” will be m on living stthe Dcsrborn Station, Chicago 2.59
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such an extent that an emergency noon at cards.
Jack, whose full name to Jeck H, is expected to arrive at the island ehown in connection with-the regu- Th; m‘m‘mu“ Wm 33‘ I I mt. ' WMtheneatdIy-a convflu' ’ \
one good reason tor renting a, Safe Deposit Box
.mm vanish. But since this cannot be done, safe deposit
is especially needed at vacation time.
.V‘ have vault boxes ior your smaller valu'abies and stor-
ce {or the larger ones. Come in.
platform of the >1"- A 1 be dancing, but there will be unique Dwain? the'lLadig' Visiting M my m m,” .3“.
dive is so eel-“'24 “nah: 11:32.21; races on the side. It is reported of‘the’Norwalk-hospital than at “I. ting‘ - "t I. , ' '°'
m. had. “4 bound: upwards: cam that seeml handsome prizes will be Roi-walk country club ”In"!!! ‘1‘ '1" m I .
‘ in; back stain. but this time a donated to winners of the races. oei-nm'were Mrs; Sidney Bell. Mrs. I ‘ VI
in: on histeet. Last night thehd‘lve ' ‘ . . . L m mi, a". Ira 11., mm mm m
went through as it should. White The bummi -h°a't,dr°"° scores 0‘ 'Mrs. Earle 'P‘ Stevens, Mrs. m0", them ' d. M
dove. and landed 'on his“ head ‘but members of. the Pine Point Catholic ick ”bell “41’3". Samuel 1" '
the element of risk ”my. I ' h ed club to the seashore yesterday. The Adams. “KM “ " member
to such'a pertormnnce. cameEto the In.“ m "a“ °t th’ ““3“” w“? 70L!” visiting M‘ L
top. for Jack bounded upwardswith _mfled with ”(mm . than; (Beaver-is.“ Brooklyn-is
such tone that e our , , his unbalance was then Ient for. ' ., ' atmdaysatthehnne or ' '
beck. muss hing!» . our; mmhnot believejobe ta ‘3 W M‘ no?" ' 7‘ ' V
Hoyt, and who live. gt 115 3.1m” today. He will be the guest 0: Eu- in: prayer service. The picture is . » , - connections '
borough street. Boston. Mass" line's. zone Bernstein. based on the life of Abraham (Lin- mun] 7““ m3” 1°? Iab- —-——~
lpecialty of diving. not into the or- ' . ' coin. ’ ‘ - low the aviator- "n probably .“I'
, dimy tank of shallow water which Belle Islanders are not forgetting ‘ . r _ ’k ‘ ° , .. .M, 4 , gmpflws‘port at full ‘
It lo ld most thrillers use. but into a my” the special attraction at the club Amongvthe men from Roway- .m N th!!”P9fles,noce-- l
we cou go on vacations and still watch their net.~Whieh is stretched out on the Saturday “1’“- N” only will “1°” t°n"'h° ‘Wflfih' “hm card ward ”Wang-:1 Malathome- ' l
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