PALM BEACH
.- —and—
MOHAIR SUITS
$10.00 -
.P'alace Clothes Shop
'ISNaMain So.Norwalk
'rnoma 250s
MARIE’S
Formerly The Hidden Door
BREAKFAST
» sumss mvsnuxouooc
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ALACABTE
8 WEST AVENUE
'NORWALK, CONN.
'Walk-Over Shoes
o-——for——o
Men and Women
Wall Street Shoe
Store
31 WALL S'i'. NORWALK
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Judge and Mrs. Nehemiah Candee
and daughter Dorothy left yesterday
morning on an automobile trip to
Toronto. Canada.
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Miss Dorothy Manley and Miss
Elizabeth Schuyler were joint hos-
tesses to a party of friends at the
home of Miss Schuyler in East ave-
nue last evening. Dancing was en-
joyed during the evening and a buf-
fet luncheon served at midnight.
Amog thou present were: Miss
Elanine Francis. Miss Margaret
Ross. Miss Helen Ross. Miss Kather-
ine Lowell. Miss MarJorie Harris.
Miss Eleanor Wyseweil. Miss Suz-
anne Lincoln. Miss Frances Botler.
Miss Doris Raymond. Mia ‘Jessica
Copley. Miss Ursilla Hoyt, Miss
Madeline Roberts, Miss Ida Rawley.
Miss Selina Cleats, Miss Jessica
Tobey. Miss Constance Eckers, Ron-
ald Wysewell. Herbert Dunbar, John
Wellman. Thomas Camp. Leslie
Camp. Ward Silcox. Humphrey Root.
Charles Foley. Roger Kirby. Ray-
mond Sloat. Richard Sioat, Vincent
Connell. Andrew Saabye. Kenneth
Robinson, Oliver Bedell. Nathaniel
Ebbetts. “'alter Fernell and Jean
Dorney. Also Esther Barker and
Sylvia Frost of Greenwich and Rich-
ard Malkin of North Stamford.
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Miss Olive Hoffman of New Ha-
ven and Mrs. Slocum and children of
Port Chester are visiting Mrs. An-
derson of 75 \Voodward avenue.
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Friends of Judge John Walsh and
Attorney John T. Dwyer who are re‘
turning to this City, after a trip to
Balboa. Panama. have received post-
F. H. BAXTER
. DRUGGIST
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Agent for Page as Shaw. Park &
Tiltord. Green Seal and Russell's
Candles.
REFRIGERATORS
if?” $14.75 U”
M. Gutkowsky
87 No. Main St. Phone 419
Opp. Congregational Church
'B0-N0
KILLS MOSQUITOS
Also moths and roaches. BO-
NO is a bug and insect des-
troyer that kills INSTANT~
LY. Why suffer from these
pests ? Stop in today.
ALBERT D.
MORGAN
Washington St, 80. Norwnlk
Phone 667
a1 cards from them. They are ex—
pected to arrive in Norwalk the lat-
er part of this week.
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-—Lehigh Coal. Harris a Cans.—
Adv. . .
Richard Hull of East avenue is
visiting friends in Boston.
0 O 0
Friends of Louis Gaul who sus-
'tained is broken leg in an accident
which occurred on Saturday evening
will be glad to hear that his condi-
tion is improved. Mr. Gaul is con-
fined to the Norwalk hospital.
0 O O
-—Large Pea Coal. Harris &
Guns—Adv.
Agnes. Eleanor, Marion and John
Foley. children of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Foley of Courtiand pluce.
spent the week-end with relatives in
Newark, New Jersey.
0 I 0
Miss Beatrice Lowndes and Miss
Mary Modne were among those who
passed the Life Saving tests given
recently at Calf Pasture.
O O 0
—1-3 of! on Baseball Gloves and
Bats at Donnelly's.—Adv.
0 O 0
Mrs. Crosier of Courtlaud place is
visiting friends in New Jersey.
0 O 0
Cards are being received from thc
Misses Charlotte and Margaret Jar-
vis who are visiting relatives in Do-
troit. Michigan.
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—Best Coal. Harris 8: Guns-Adv.
O O C
The Misses Elizabeth Reynolds.
Alma. Vellming. Esther Frankel and
Josephine Lockwood spent the week—
end in New York city as the guests
of Miss Dorothy Chandley. bins
Chandley returned to this city with
the party and will spend the month
as the guest of Miss Vellming.
O C O
The property of G. and C. Bertino
has been attached for $500 by P.
Alonge and brother of New York
CLIFFORD SHOE
STORE
UP-TO~DATE FOOTWEAR
BIG REDUCTIONS
ON ALL SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
58 South Main Street
South Norwalk
city. The attachment was made by
Deputy Sheriff Lycett. The case is
returnable to the Common Pleas
court the first Monday in Septem-
her.
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-—-Auto springs. Ilium—Adv.
O O 0
Mrs. Charles H. Ferris has return‘
ed from a month’s' motor trip
through Maine.
0 O 0
Miss Gertrude Renting and Miss
Helen Wargo are enjoying a vacas
tion from their duties at the Nor-
walk Lock company.
0 O 0
—Buy Your Vietroxa' on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donneily's.
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Miss Elizabeth Saunders is spend-
ing a week at Camp Trefoii.
Keep Healthy. Wealthy and
Wise by Taking Natureopathic
Treatments of
Dr. Theodora and A. P.
Schrieter
79 Washington Street
—the 1082-—
Bours 9-12 and 1-8 P. M.
I
Miss Dorothy Grender and the
Misses Eleanor and Theresa Woods
were week-end visitors at Peach
Lake as the guests of Miss Norma
Lennox who has a cottage there for
the summer.
0 O O
'The Misses Alice Prendergast.
Agnes Prendergast. Vera McNamara
and Catherine Kline are vacationing
at Lakdview, Conn.
O O O
-82-50 Bathing Shoes. now $1.25.
Donnelly’s.—Adv.
O I O
Miss Frances Modne of Putnam
avenue has accepted a position with
the Norwalk Tire company. ‘
Largest Stock of Refrigerat-
ing Machinery and Supplies
in the East.
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POLLEY
leftigersting and Supply 00.
mamas Am
none IOB MACHINES
Judge and Mrs. Candee Off '_
On Auto Trip to Toronto
FRINGE mortar
monrm PART ~:
. IN FALL rasmonsl
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Fringe seems destined to playa'
‘an important part in the Fall:
fashions. This cape of black vel-
.vserepe is trimmed with it and
has -a collar of opossum fur.
Miss Elizabeth and Doris Rankin
of East Norwalk arc spending the
month with rclativcs in \‘incland.
New Jchuy.
. O O
I‘Rmr Foley of
Mr. and Mrs.
("ourtlnmlt i‘lnco were week-end
\isitors in New York.
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Elmer Molcihropc of Bayview
Avenue is spending a few Weeks at
Southampton.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lcaman of
Long Island. were lbs week-end
guests of Mrs. Mortimer Hoyt.
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——-Svmi-annuui salt- all this week
at Angcvinc's. Adv.
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Miss Margaret Scully is spending
the summer pith relatives in Ja-
maica, Long island.
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“'ard \Vliipplc of “Tat Avenue is
visiting frivncls in Massachusetts.
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M and Mrs. Loon Rogers have
close their cottage at Harbor View.
They will apt-nil the balance of the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
\V‘erby at lil-‘li‘ (‘niiLgc at Peach
Lake, returning to New York City
on or about the 1st of September.
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Palmcr Huntington, son of ”Afr.
and Mrs. E. G. Huntington of Court-
landt Pint-c. is Visiting relatives in
eastern Connecticut.
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Mrs. Frank Picrcv of Firm Hill
road is cntcrtnininx: hrr sister, Miss
Nellie Ke-ating or \i'rst Lebanon,
N. H.
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Duncan I‘ndcrhill. son of Edward
S. Undcrhill. publicity manager for
the United scam Rubber company.
has been visiting friends in Norwalk
and Fairiicld. Young Mr. Underhill
is writing scenarios for the Paine
Film company. He is a former stu-
dent ot the Norwalk High school
and has done considerable newspaper
work.
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While vsilting in Rome. near Va-
tican, three Norwalk parties who
have been touring different parts of
Europe had a chance meeting. They
were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Schultze,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Von Cus-
telbert and Elbert N. Sipperley.
0 O
Mist Helen Bictz returned to her
home in New Jersey after a visit
with Miss Irene Corham of Gibson
court.
0 ‘0 0
Miss Eleanor Mnyhew and Miss
Leona. Gregory are visiting Miss
Elizabeth Burke of Ploasantviile.
N. J. Miss Burke will return to this
city with her friends where she will
remain for the balance of the month
as the guest of Miss Mayhew.
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capital. Set high
saving.
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Ability, capital and persistency have built many for-
tunes. When you develop persistency through any.
ing you also acquire a second 6f the necessary trio—-
goals; reach them through pay-day
David Williams Iot’ Catagamlulv
Pa., is expected to arrive here on
Saturday where he will be the guest
of Mr. and moi-1mm A. Jones
of Courtland place during the com-:
k. .
ing wee . . .
Miss Jean Baldwin of New York
was the week-end guest of her aunt.
Mrs. Jordan of Elm street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leaders of
Belden avenue have as their guests
for the week, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Rochell and daughters. Elizabeth
and Gertrude of Springfield, Mass.
. s
Much interest is being expressed
by local women in the plychology
lectures which are being given at
the Royal James on Monday and
Friday afternoons, The lectures are
of human interest and are attended
by a large number of prominent lo-
cal women.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Daskman and
son Albert of Staten Island are the
guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. Parker
Haynes of Silvermine.
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Stephen Hodus of Flex Hill road
is enjoyinga two weeks’ vacation
from his duties with the Davis and
Pope Hat factory.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence War-go
and son of.Lexington avenue have
returned from a. two weeks' visit
with relatives in Cleveland.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Josem of.
Flax Hill road entertained at their
home overthe ween-end Dr. L.
Smirow of Brooklyn,
0 O 0
Edward Sheehan. Jr.. of South
street has returned to his duties with
William J. Lycai after a pleasant
wdek's vacation spent with his uncle
at Lake \V'accabuc, N. Y.
0' O O
Hegter and Relf Havens of East
avenue are expected to return home
tomorrow from a three weeks' visit
with relatives in Rhode Island.
0 l 0
Mrs. Oliver Saunders and daugh-
ters. Marjorie. Evelyn and June have
returned to their home in New Ha-
ven after spendlng the week-end
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben—
jamin Kelly of Chestnut street.
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Miss Anna Bowker of Highland
avenue has returned from a. visit
with relatives in New York.
0 0 0
Mrs. L. Smirow and children of
Brooklyn have been visiting Lira.
William Josem of Flax Hill road.
0 O 0
Mrs. Mathew Galbo. in. of Lowe
street is confined to her home suf-
fering from a sprained ankle.
[ EAST NURWALK |
Miss Ruth Decker of Cove avenue
and Miss Eleanor Hughes left yes-
terday {or a. vacation to be spent in
Rochester. They also expect to visit
Niagara Falls and St. Catherine, 0n-
inrio.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bender are
enjoying a motor trip toVCanada.
o s s
Fred Lovejoy. Jr., who. is attend-
ing summer school at Yale univer-
sity spent the week-end with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lovejoy
of Second street.
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Routine business “as transacted
at the regular monthly meeting of
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company held last evening.
0 O 0
Unable to make the curve at Os-
born avenue and Van Zandt street
last evening shortly after 7 o’clock
an automobile crashed into the wa-
ter hydrant. The machine was con-
siderably damaged. It was towed
to Austin's garage. No one was in-
jured.
..
Frederick Zipporcr of Osborn
avenue has returned from a motor
trip to Canada.
0 O 0
Miss Roso Balog'of W'inileid street
entertained a number of her friends
at her home Sunday in.honor of
her birthday.
0 O O
M . Adele Hartnett of Cottage
stre is substituting as organist at
the Palace theatre during the ab-
sence of George Halo who Is enjoy-
ing a two weeks' vacation.
0 O
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Miss Cora Amrein of Elton place
has resigned her position as book-
keeper with tbe Wickwire Trucking
company to accept one in the oilice
of the Connecticut Light and Power
company. '
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Stephen Laychak of East avenue
has purchased a new automobile.
O t G
Mr. and Mrs. George Wood and
Mr. and Mrs. George Ldmb and
daughter returned Sunday from a
pleasant vacation spent in Mon.
treal.
O o e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Singewald of
Osborn avenue entertained a number
of friends at their home last even-
ing in honor of the sixth birthday of
their daughter Lillian. During the
evening Mr. Singewald and Pauline
Singewald entertained with a num-
ber of piano selections. Refresh-
ments were served. In addition to
a number of guests from out of town
those present were Dr. and Mrs.
Richard Ueding. Mrs. Samuel Gut-
kowsky. Miss Ruth Gutkowsky and
Miss Lillian Cummings.
- O O 0
Numerous complaints have been
registered by residents of East Nor-
walk about the speeding of automo-
biles through the streets 0 fthat dis-
trict about the speeding of automo-
biles through the streets of that dis-
trict. Motorists seem to take an
especial delight in “stepping on the
gas" and race down Fourth street.
In many instances, residents declare.
the machines are being operated by
inexperienced drivers.
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Charles Wicke and Raymond
Hayes. both or East Norwulk. re-
turned yesterday. from a week's trip
through Mamehusetts and. Rhode
, Island. They made. the trip by no-
tor. stopping for a few. days.“ Nar-
, nun-en. . '
heiress to brewery
log their venture on marital seas.
it is declared. She doesn't
, ’rheumuw'ommnm (but),"DudeandD
of New York’s Great White Way, and the former Olga E
E:
l.
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millions, has failed. The actor and his much
younger wife thought that separation for a few months would help
them to recapture the dream of. happiness that slowly escaped dun
Natheysdmittliecxperiment
a failure, and Mrs. Hillard already has chosen her nest hus-
1.
say. I l
Fort Point street has returned to
her home from a two week's visit
with relatives in Brooklyn.
0 O O
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Hurry “’arshonsky of Fort
Point street, last week.
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Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third
street spent yesterday in Bridge—
port.
Mr. and Mrs. Gnlho. an. of Fort
Point street have as their guest
their nephew from Newark. Mrs.
Charles Galbo of Long Island City
who has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Gnlbo has returned to her
home.
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Mrs. Alexander Dudak of Brook-
lyn is visiting her daughters. Mrs.
“'arshonsky and Mrs. Hyman Juf~
fee of Fort Point Street.
’ ROTON POINT
T0 COMPLETE
BUILDING ROAD
Manager Bayley Plans
To Go Ahead With
Work to Relieve
Traflic . .
A big improvement is planned at
Roton Point by Manager Neville Buy-
iey for next week. Mr. Bayley is
contemplating the construction of
a road direct from the park through
the grove north of the park to what
is known as Forty-Second street.
This new road would greatly relieve
truffle conditions at Bell Island
through which thousands of automo-
biles pass each week. Last winter.
the road was started, but was
dropped. It is a considerable job
to cut the road through the grove
which is several feet above the level
of the park.
There wasn't an excursion at-the
park yesterday outside of the Sea-
gate which made its usual trip. St.
Luke’s Sunday-school of Noroton
will hold an outing at the park to-
morrow.
Six Killed in Fight .
In Mining Center
WILBERTON. 0kla.. Aug. 12.—
Ofliclals here were awaiting this
morning word from Hughes. a small
mining center 15 miles away. where
last night, a ccording to meagre re-
ports. six men had been killed in a
fight Among miners at the Bull Hill
Coal Mine. .Twa motor cars filled
with deputies left at midnighh‘but
nothing could be learned. since there
was no telephone service to -the
town, ‘ , ,
Feeling has been more or less
tense in Latimer county since a
group of miners raided s. mine at
Cambria three weeks ago and drove
a number of non-union men from
their work. .
Several men were charged ‘with
participation in the ‘ incident and
weir hearing is scheduled to start
here today. :
Shot Through Neck .
(ByPoliee Ofiicer
sunbeam. Mai, ant. 1:.—
Peter Payne. 8:. is in Mercy ’hos-
pital with. little,‘ chances! recova
as theresultot being shot through
the neck, this morning by Patrol--
man‘Arthur 1!. Deputy. According
,8“;
to, the policeman 5." WWW
l BELL ISLAND I
Miss Frances Gallagher entertain-
'ed a number of guests Saturday
night at a. party held at her home.
Hillview Cottage Saturday night.
Dancing was enjoyed and a lunch-
eon served. Among the guests
\vcrc: the Misses Josephine Keegan,
Dorothy Fillow. Ruth “'alkor,
Josephine Gallagher. Alice Berstein.
Mable Berslcin. and Eleanor Gloetz-
er. of Orange. N. J.
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Miss Lucia and Jane Turner cn-
icrtained several guests Saturday
night at ihclr home. The guests
were: Miss Pauline Hoei‘icr. Miss
Julia. (”ax-roll. George Riley. Arthur
Hoeflcr. John Green, Franklin and
liani‘ord Fooie.
Last night a party of young Belle
Islanders visited Bliss Natalie Her-
man at “‘liitc Plains. New York.
They made the trip in automobiles.
The pnrty'iucluded Arthur Hocflcr.
"Chic." liant‘ord. Jane and Lucia
Turner. Julia Carroll. George Riley.
John Green, and Franklin Poole.
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George Mcl’.achiin is entertaining
at party of friends on a. weeks
cruise on his yacht "Sea-Dart."
They will return Friday.
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Plans for another citing of the
men of the Belle Island club are
under way. The outing will be held
next Sunday at Narouor a nearby
island.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Griffin. of
Danbury. who were the guests of
Mrs. “‘illiam C. Beers have return-
ed home.
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Miss Mary Hoyt, of Ridgefield. is
.ihe guest of. liss Jennie Pillow.
O O O _
Mr .and Mrs. C. A. Havilaud. of
Mount Vernon, N. Y. returned home
yesterday after spending a week as
the guests of Mrs. J. F. \Vaters. of
Hickory Bluff. .
I O I
Miss Emma Rush. of Hickory
Bluff. is entertaining an out-of—town
guest. ‘
O O 0
Mrs. William W. Wright. of Sum~
mit avenue. this noon entertained
21 guests at luncheon at the Bell
Island club. After the luncheon.
the guests adjourned to Mrs.
Wright's home where. cards were
enjoyed.
C .
Sigrid Holmquist. motion picture
actress, known as the Swedish Mary
Pickford. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Arch Selwyn at their villa at the ex-
clusive shore resort, Bell Island. Miss
Holmqulst has left the camera to
appear in a. forthcoming stage pro-
duction this fall. Miss Justine
Johnston. stage and screen beauty.
has also been visiting the .*
She will appear in a headline bill.on
the B. F. Keith circuit this fall.
0 O C
Sherwood Smith entertained at
his home last evening in honor of
the Bell Island tennis team which
defeated the Nor-walk Country club
team yesterday atternoon. The Bell
Island team is composed of 'George
Riley. Jerry Doyle. “Sonny" 81m
Ind Sherwood .Smlth. The van.
‘ crushed Norwalk team was made up
of PM“, ”‘1: Charles Wood
9.9;;er Charlesdsums. . "Id
“00¢!" .tuelu last evening
number twenty-flve. The door prise
‘7'- won 1373311651!" Mulcsre. There
wen,“ 11113331 :nmhber. dances,
“in.” W ace-nuns Malcolm
Edgar Hobbs and arm-m
,. Mia’s-B 9‘ And woe" -
r. mes taunti- :
.mfles. principally dealing with.
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' TUESDAY, AUGUST ,‘
015m... difi'er
tar is supreme. .
so. NORWALK
4 SUPREME
eral automobiles is best.
Not so with phonographs. The
Donnelly’s
as to which of ._
WESTPom
‘ R? l W A Y TON
STO'I'I' AGAIN w
ELECTED CHIEF
F i r e Department at
Regular Meeting
Also Chooses Other
Oflicers 3:33\
At the regular monthly meeting
of the Rowayton Fire department
held at the Hose last night James
A. Stolt was re-elected chief. The
following officers were also rc-elect-
ed: Harry Oakes. first assistant; .
\Villiam LaFontaine. second assist-é
ant: A. B. Cleverly. secretary and E. ’
L. Stevens treasurer. The meeting
was very well attended. It was vot-
ed to put in a new floor in the Hose
house. The carnival committee was
unable to make a full report of the
returns. It is expectcd’that this re-
port will be made at the September
committee. ’ ‘
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During the absences of Rev. Vic~
tor F. Scalise. pastor of the Howar-
ton Baptist church, the Sunday
morning union services will be held
in the Methodist church.
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Mrs. C. Shlmoules of McKinley
street have returned from a motor
trip to Canada.
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Mlle. Leontlne and Mlle? Rose Re-
nault of New York city are the "
guests of Mrs. C. Shimoules of Mc-
Kinley place.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bell of
Crockett street entertained at their
home over the week end Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bell of Rutherford, ‘
N. J.
0
Captain Preston Hart and Mrs.
Anna. Parker have gone to Winstcd,
where they will Join Mrs. Hart who
has been spending some time with
her daughter Mrs. Albert Frisbic.
C 0
Friends of Mrs. I. H. Kiggins of
LicKinley street will be sorry to
hear that she has been confined to
her home the past week by illness.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomes
have returned from a motor trip to
Canada.
0‘ O
Sheriff Oliver I. Clarke was called
out last night to settle an argument
between some Rowavton boys and
the occupants of a house boat an-
chored near the “'hilc bridge. The
boys. it was said. were throwing
stones at the boat. One of the boys
living on the boat hit one of the
Rowayton youngsters. The fathers
then Joined the affrav. during
which. it is said. one hit the other
with an oar. No arrest. however.
was made. as neither party cared to
prefer charges.
G. A. R. Veterans
March in Boston
BOSTON. Aug. 12.—More than 3.-
000 of the G. A, R. veterans here
for the 58th annual national en-
campment trudged along the line of
march of the parade which began
at 9 o'clock this morning. Comrades
less sturdy, to the number of 5.000
followed them in automobiles. Tem—
perature much lower than that
which has visited Boston during the
past few days and cooler because of“
the early hour made it easier for the
veterans.
After the parade the sons and the
wives and daughters of the proud
marchers, convening in their various
allied organizations, held meetings.
The commander in chief. Gaylor M.
Saltzgaber, .was the guest of his
aides at a complementary dinner.
Later the Massachusetts department
officers gave an exempliiication of
the Grand Army of the Republic rit-
ua . ‘
Child. Dies in Derby;
Kicked by Another
DERBY. Aug. 12.—The funeral of
Don. Fritz. seven years of age. took
place Sunday afternoon from the
family home on Bank street and
from the St. Michael R. C. church
.in East Derby. The child died at the
Grunt: hospital following an opera-
tion which was made neceuary as
a result of (injuries the child is al-
leged to have received when kicked
by a child with whom she was play-
ing. The girl, is survived by her
parents and several brothers and
enters.
mm: a. coma ‘DIES
in Drum N. 3.. Sunday. ended the
oareer'of avian known American
author. Mrs. Cutting was the au-
thor of numerous novels and .short
Amongber
.home J 11“.
The K. K. K. in Lou
being governed
composed of J u ‘
of Shreveport. SVVOr
andria and Judge F
Amite. as' a result ('5 th
mask.legislation w
reasons given for th
various officials. the 1!
NEW YORK, Aux. 18.—Thedeath ”no“ the Klan officials -'
or Mary Stewart Outuagatlur home according to the Items; ,. .
Duncan of Shreveport G
of! and Great Tital of i
R. W.
Titan of Northeast
D. Perkins of Lake
.Tthn of Southwest
AuguSt CI
up of S n l.
Dresses
$2.98 -:- 3
Values to 36m
Wonderful Value
Sport Dresses ,
$10
Sweeping Cle l
of Over Blouses
$1.59
A Rousing uy;
Sale of Children’
Dresses
$1.50 -:-
Sizes 6 to 14.
Hats Formerly Sold
$4.00 and $5.00
New Low Prices
$1.98 -:- $2
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JEWS ARE TO BE
COMMENDED,
SAYS 000 N i
In Letter. Praises "H
For “Fine Co-OH
tion in the'Co .
Interest.”
the Jewish pfn'
for their cfi-cpe:
mon interest is W
ter written by I‘m
the Jewish l‘oru.
Roscngaricu. ed; .
tion, who ask-‘d c.“
from the President Cihti; 5r ..
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of reparations i r \“hzch w
the Jewish new" y .r,
n\
people, Presidi
“They are to be CDEEY *
. ... Fi‘li '
the splendid spirit “.h it; ‘
have assimilated the P‘wrww
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