GE FOUR_
ue Under Auspices of
League of Women Vote-rs
? environ mics"?
FASHIONS POCKETS’ i
FOR WHITE DRESS
“The Spirit of the Garden," ‘ n.
' -uo written and staged by Mrs.
» Bill Brown. wil be presented
in 4 until 7 Saturday at “\VaL
ii." the home of Mrs. Valeria
610th. at Riverside. Conn..
do: the auspices of the Fail-field
Ikunty League of “'omen Voters.
. iMemben of the League to whom
.. eta have been mailed should
fichangc them for regular admit-
ce tickets before the day or the
‘ flair. Adnfittance tickets may he
mintained from Mrs. A. M. I’cch-
fielmer.
The patronesses follow:
Riverside.
.4 Mrs. Valerio Langeloth, Miss Em-
em ’Winslow, Mrs. Harry E. Monta—
gue. Miss Georgiana D. Davids, Mrs.
-Peck. -
. Greenwich.
k Miss Caroline Ruttz-Rccs.
George XV. \‘nndcrhoet’. Mrs. James
Mrs.
E. Quan. Mrs. Emerson Nowell, i ,
Mrs. Edward Packard.
‘ Stamford
Mrs. Clement A. Fuller. Mrs. J. T.
" Crane.
. , Dark-n.
. Mrs. A. H. Renshmv, Mrs. H. B.
Hodges. Mrs. H. K. Bennett.
Rldgt‘flcld.
Miss Edna. Schoyer, Miss Anne
Richardson, Mrs. Herbert
Greimes.
.K.
5
Sound Beach.
Mrs. C'. Dunn. Potter, )ll's. Jump: 5
Davey, Mrs. lonjumin '1‘. Brooks.
New Cmuuul.
liarshail Stellrns.
Norwalk.
Helena. llill
Thorne llill. .Tl‘.. Mrs. A. M.
Fechhclmm'. Mrs. Alvin De \\_‘iii .
“'adsworlh, Mrs. John C;l\'(‘il’lullgll.=;
Mrs. Jamr-s C. Grvgor)‘. ‘
\Yt‘mport.
H. XV. Lullgzettel.
Bridgeport.
tMrs. TV. T. Ilineks. Mrs.
lard Flock, Mrs. James T.
Strnlford.
Miss Edith Hastings. .
Raiding.
' Mrs. Samll'i t“. Show.
- Fisher.
Mrs.
Mrs. \"t"‘l’l, Ali‘s.
George
M rs.
ll. “'il-
llourkc.
i
Miss Vera '1
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“ennui" resign:
Rosar- & Stevens.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen’ :Voros
Laura street.
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day with relatives.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kilh with
their children. Jolan. Elizabeth.
in Bridgeport over the weebond.
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‘street.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. HYdu‘ and daugh-
ter of Lexington avenue were the
guests of friends in Bridgeport over
the. week-end.
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Mr. and ‘Mrs. Andrew Czibere or
Lexington avenu’e outermined' at
their home over the holiday. Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Hoosar and son. Joseph.
of New York city. . '
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James Avalono of Lexington ave:
nus has returned from a ~pleasant
trip to the Catskill mountains.
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Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tortorella of
Lowe street have been entertaining
Mrs. Tortoreila's father from New
Jersey.
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Mr. and Mrs. James firms of Lex-
ington avenue entertained at their
from New Haven.
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Mrs. Julia Kish and daughter.
friends in Bridgeport over the‘yveek-
end.
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tlvee in New Jersey.
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Miss Grace Shoa)’
Sheay of Lexington avenue were the
holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Hudak at Newark.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ganzy have
Many emplm‘v 9‘9 u.” the 'l’l-‘lslmm
and Hyatt store, “11“ street. who:
have been enjoiin: vacations, rr--‘
sumcd employment. in tlll: store yt‘s- ‘
tel-day morning. Mrs. Nellie limlgus
A .15 one oz those, who have l‘t‘Llll‘llGd
‘ ' after a. 1W0 week motor trip which -
included “’asllinmml. l”). (I. Luster.
‘ ismhcrland is liut'k nl'tur a vacation
spent; at Ocean Grove. Nelson
rDickcrmnn is ham-k after a. 1m.
week vacation, and so is Mrs. \Vin~
.Ifon. Miss Bertha. M, Smith, cashier.
f"started rm her \‘ilt‘zlllnn imlnv. Sim ‘ .
Vat-ill spend the vacation at $3‘I‘at‘usv, ‘ trim the four tiers of th
This simple dress of white
crepe dc chine uses Irish picot to
skirt
. l..\'. Y. ' and the collar Twin pocketa of
. ' ‘ " . Irish crochet, are fastened just.
——Lehlgh Coal. hams it Galla— ; shove the halo ' ' _
iAdv. i .
t ‘ fl . ‘afl " ”‘ " 7' "“_‘
Antonio Mm‘SH‘O 0f E‘Y avenue. strum lms resigned her position with
:Fl‘allk intone 111“] Thomas I'ruziuco
.‘nf Laura. street have T0illl‘l‘li‘d from
. .C-Abicw York wigrn they spent the holi-
. kitty Wit l1 frlt'l‘nlfi. . g_ ‘
r. ..
the .llovse's Handkerchief company.
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lelll Mrs. Nicholas li‘alcculc and
0! Lexington nu‘nuv were.
holiday gill-sis of relatives in
. -w York city.
.
Miss Muru'nrvi )lviw'l “f
——Best Coal. Harris & Guns—Md“
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Mr. (Hill Mrs. John Lotierzo of
Sprint” slrvvt llrlvt- llm-u entertaining
. t tin-iv llUllll‘ rt-Eziiivrs lrum Brook-
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~>~>i1izllin 'l‘olligllt “’l'lw sen. linwk"
.' Minus. 7 ltllvl if. .\1illl. [Mics—uh“;
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llollc-l‘t iI-lzull (ll‘ ()llllliiil‘il tut-hue.
'9le Sinnl- _v Strnl'folino of Lowe
xix-(rt \vvlu- recent business visitors
in va lL’lVi‘n.
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g -—~Aulo springs, Tilly‘s.~rtiv.
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~iii1tiio Tonight "The. Sea Hawk"
Shows, 7 and 9. Allin. Silos-Adv.
$ ‘ ti
A'lliollio 'llr‘llzut-llu Illzil Children
llll\-‘ rvtill'nctl to their home on lily
‘ml llllc :ll’lcr Slu‘lltling the \\‘COk-t‘lltl
iullnl illolillzly with relatives in Union
Sllill. N. J.
E oficr two absm:
i
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—-Buy Your Vietrms on our Club
Wan-Ask about it at Donnelly's.
lute safeguardsml
the uni‘co 1, i . at o t ‘ ‘ ’
" . a rmzyl Miss llel‘lvn and Miss Elizabeth
. I . ° 2 'l‘nlmvs l il\"t:. returned to their home
quahty Of the shrink , tumult-ll after a visit with «311‘.
mfg in our StOCkS and A115: ‘ mul Airs. Just-p11 Bascone of Ely ave-
he.
uperlencéd advice of our 5:33,
nuo. ’
Wary member of which is ready
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-llutllinz Suits. llsli price. Din-
:nelly'rl.v—.\ll\‘. ,
to he] .- . - ., - ~ -
p Y9“ .21 your furnishing 1 Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield of
Problems. Elmira tilri‘l'g had as their holiday
’ guests relatives from BridSEporL
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A J COLLINS -—-Large Pea Coal. Harris &
. ‘ GdilSr—Adv. .
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70-72 North M3111 Street -—-I’.inlln Tonight “The Sea Hawk”
South Nomalk 2 Shows. 7 and 9. Adm. 50c.—-—Adv.
it. t ‘t
Phone 747 . Andrrtv Czibere of Lexington ave-
nue, has opened up a. tailoring shop
on North Main street. Mrs. Czlbere
‘SZAEflEEE
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‘V'. ‘vv
MONEY DEPOSITED.
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 6TH IN THIS,"
BANK WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
SEPTEMBER IST.
ACCOUNTS OF $1 TO $5,000 ARE INVI'l'ED.
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lg! .
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‘_ ,
ark.
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Miss Esther and Miss
sic Szocs of Ely avenue and ‘Miss
Julia, 'W’argo of Flax Hill road en-
jcyed an outing at 'Compo Beach
o‘ver the holiday. ,
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Theodore Net! of New York was a
recent guest at the home of Mrs.
Mary Gall, Lowo street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Steph’en Toth and
family 0’! Lexington avenue enjoyed
a ‘l‘nOtOI‘ trip to Bronx Park Mon-
day.
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Edward Maestro of' Ely avenue
has returned to his home from the
Norwalk hospital where he had been
[confined for some time recovering
from injuries sustained when he was
struck by an automobile.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nardi of
George avenue had as their guests
recently a numher of relatives from
Greenwich and New York.
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Ralph Catina of Newark was the
guest recently of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Caruso of Ely avenue.
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_ Mr. and Mrs. \Villiam Ireland and
son of Merwin street have returned
from a. motor trip to Sarntogn
Springs. ‘
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A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Molard of Quintard
avenue at the Norwalk hospital Mon-
day. .
Miss Lucy Baddcly of Ely avenue
has returned from a. visit with re-
latives at Lake. Zoar. ‘
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At the the meeting of Camp No. 3
P. O. S. of A.. held last evening. final
plans were made for observing the
255th anniversary of Camp 11 and
the 10th anniversary of Camp 3 on
Sathrday. Setpember 27 in Odd Fel-
IOWs' hall.
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Mr. and Mrs; John L. Wrigley and
Mr. and Mrs. G. H Taylor of West
avenue motored to Turner Tavern in
the White Mountains. Sunday. They
left Norwalk at 2 a. m. and arrived
at the Tavern in the afternoon at 4
o'clock. Mr. Wrigley is the son-in~
law of Frank C. Becker qr Fairfield
avenue.
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The officers and members of 0p;-
hir Chapter No. 62. 0. E. S. have
received. an invitation from Rose-
mary chapter of Stamford to join
them in a social which is to be given
Friday evening. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Miller and
sons of Long, Island‘ have returned
to their home after a visitrwith Mr.
and Mrs. penjamin Kelley of Chest-
nut street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sugden of
Ely, avenue andfihelr guests enjoy-
ed a motor trip to‘iDanbury over the
holiday.
be held on October 31 were made at
a. meeting of Lady Washington
lodge. Shepherds of Bethlehem.'held
last-night. An entertainment fol-
lowed the business session and. ro-
t‘reshmenta were served.
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Superintendent E. F.-Putnl.tn. of
the Connecticut Light a; hows:-
company. who spent the Labor day
holidays in Wellsey Farms. Mass"
returned to Norwalk early last
hints -
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Douglas E. Nash, president or the
Board ottEdncation. & treasurer
of the Nash moon company.
and Mrs. Nah todwuioi‘t Nomi]:
for an automobllo tour to Nova;
Scotia. Gonna. ' , ’
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Mr. and In. John Silkxwho are
vacationing a: Norm-mix -Plei-.a
are remembering loo-.1 friends with
position!“ 9 :
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. 1!qu Souls of Ia
Jill: NORALKSA
street has rotor-seam; ambition):
a this position as
tailor ylth the dogn 1.03m store of
Frank Vows of New: York city
spent the holiday with his parents;
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Mr. and Hrs. Joseph Gabbuio o!
Bouton street ‘motored to Bridge-
pozt'Mond'ay where they spent the
Helen and Louis. and Min Lydia,
Kovncs of Lowe street were visitors
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Da. Mato of
New York spent the holiday with his
mother. Mrs. C. Du. Mato oi? Logo
home Monday. Mr. Orrls'l brother:
Bertha. of Lexington avenue. visited
Mr. and Mrs. William Pincess or
' Lexington avenue have returned af-
ter spending the holday with rela-
and Joseph \
moved from Raymond street to New-
Margaret
Ports of Lexington avenue. Miss Su-
Plans for a Hallowe’en party to‘
> It their cottage
{l ARM
Embroidery is an important
on the left uses gold and brown brai
‘ decorates the frock in the center. Largo pink to
d to‘ give an embroidered effect.
A """M'olmeééh‘it #118; three costumes. The tunic of the. model
feature Gold and black embroidery
so: and green foliage cover the tunic on the right.
Main street ha} :15 their guests over
the week-end. relatives from Bath.
N. Y. 4
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llollcrt Dcilms of lily avenue has
returned to hi3.(lllties with the Cro-
fut. and Knapp company aft”: hav-
ing Leon. confined to his home. tor
some time auderlm; with a. sprained
ankle.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel English of
Ely avenue have been entertaining
at their home. relatives from \Va-
terllury.
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Mr. and Mrs. l‘rank Munio of Fly
avenue had :13 their holiday guest.
Mr. Muol’o's brother from Brooklyn.
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Miss Alico Rosil: of New York
city is the guest of Mr. an! Mrs.
Charles Mega. of Benton street.
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Mia-Wary Gleam or Flax mu road
is spending the clay in New York.
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Cards are being: received from
Beryl Dennis who is spending her
vacation from he) duties at Donnel-
ly‘s stationery store, irr Lemhoster.
Man.
0
Edmund Crown.
postmaster. has
at Atlantic City. a
I. It
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Bliss Dorothy MeNutty has re-
turned to Brooklyn after a few days’
Visit with her/ cousins. the Misses
Mantel-y. Geraldine and Dorothy De~
lane): . .
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Thomas and Agnes Foley. child-
ran .0: fair. and Mrs. Peter Foley or
,Uourtlandt place. have returned
from a visit With friends in New
York citl'. >
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Dr. F G. Ritchie has returned
from a. few days’ visit with his
daughter in Southbury. Conn.
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_ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huntington
and family of Courtlnndt place have
returned from a. visit with friends in
New Britain. Conn. ~~
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Miss Marguerite Lowndes and
Miss Doris-‘Mefe are enjoying a. Va:
cation .from their duties with the
Peerless Products (30., of nrtdgnport,
in - Mountainvmw.
New Jersey. 1 ,
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Norbert McKinney and J. fiat-old
Kinelto of Naval-2t, N. J.. have rel"-
tmed home after: short “visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pole at Outin-
iandtplace.‘ _ 7'
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Thousands marched in this anti-war parade in" Moscow.
11th means "Down with the instigators of tho‘lY‘orld “Wain?”
returned from .1 few days’ vacation‘
.soélation. held yesterday afternoon
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gar-
field of Lowe street yesterday.
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A son was born Monday to Mr.
and Mrs Julius Kish of Ely avenue.
Mrs Kish was formerly Miss ltose
Emilio of Sorwalk
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Mr. and Mrs. P. Castengel and
children have moved from Burbank
street to Soundvicw Terrace.
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Miss Margaret Simon of l-‘lnx Hill
road and Miss Anna. Kat-dos 01‘ "av-
lnr avenue were recent visitors at
Pleasure Beach Bridgeport.
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lilr. and Mfg. Arthur Johnson and
son of Bates court have returned
from a. motor trip to Shratoga
Springs.
Mrs. James Kelly of Ely avenue
had as her guests over the holiday
relatives from New York city.
Miss Margaret Tracey of Oak
‘dreet has recovered from her recent
ret‘ ~
illness and
with the Cr
puny.
to her duties
Plans Made of
, nthly
Meeting of Improve-
ment ' As‘s.‘-—- Dates,
Sept. 24-25 ,
o
_ At the regular monthly meeting of
the East. Norwalk Improvement as-
at. ' Community Hall. plans were
completed for the presentation of
two playlefs in the hall. Séptomber'
24 and 25. The plays which will
be directed by Mrs. E. B/Smith will
be enacted bymembers om... as~
aocintibn. The_ proceeds will be
added to the organization's treasury.
At yesterday’s meeting‘it‘wu also
voted to fill at: bags for the Red
Cross. ~ ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson
and daughter or Eli-st 'streuti have
returned from Plalhiield where they
had been camping: ‘ ' J C
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_, m- ma mu _-,T. ~ u. Stocking “$.ti
.351 arenas “ we re ' ~
w
min.
in the.
(‘oeverlnm
Eur. and
b
from New
friends.
Mr.
”m com-
Mr. and
who with their
visiting in
are rememberin :1
postal cards.
Mr. and
companied
motored to
Hwy spent
" Mr. and
of Myrtle »
an automo -
hawk, WI.
his duties .
Racer: and
Miss He
street has
bOOkkee ~ : I
after a. t5
{ LIT. L!
of Myrtl’
gratula _
“lash
The Pastime
East Norwnlk enjoyed a cruise :
the Sound in Richard \Varm‘g
“The Flapper.” Labor Day.
party included
Gimmes, Theodore Coleman, '1‘
Davidson. HaroldDayion. -.
\Varm, \Villiam ,Pcnton,
“'illiam
Harry Richards.
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festival 11
the Omicron
In
. festival a music
. 11 in given which;
lectlons by’ Carito
pianist. the Young
tra and solos by r
C
Mrs.
the '
Mrs ‘
by
m.
n‘
r. fifths
‘
Athletic
‘
. Samuel J
hew York. City are the 3
Mr. and Mrs.
Fort Point street.
Hyman
C
Miss Nimrod D. Baldw
and street has returned t
York City
spent the week-end and O
ley Sinusohr"
turned from
or the Mo-
son resumed
own store-4)!
ester-day.
y of ‘ Cottage-
her (titties at
Boston Store
acation.
B. Wilson, in,
receiving cont
9 birth or, a
cum Friday.
; rum.
Sept. 3.4mm-
. any sent a) may.
3
0
and Mrs. Vince
First street have retur
several days‘ stay will
New Haven.
ley.
nds with
wee, se-
is brother.
. day where
’ relatives.
The banner in the foreground, trans-
... ,~._1. _
Albert
Ja
I‘IOdg‘
C
1 will
t at
with
inment
de se-
ledieu,
0rchea~
llamas.
selovsky
are
Islands,
h
an.
club
; Bell Island Club—46
11.
.5 in
V ails-
rf the
A r e Entert
Andrew ' Wes
Of Honolulu
The regular quarterly
the executive board of ii
Free library association
at the home or Mrs.
ton avenue before r.
studies at Oberlin Un
Mr. Westervelt‘s col
the week. end and
latives in Tarryto
O
Mrs. Joseph '1‘
of Pennoyer str
from Lake W’aoc _ - Where
were camping t ; it week.
‘
m.
Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest
Mrs. Russel »
avenue is out ,
Virginia at 11 me-
Daughters
evening at Ck-
George *Wright, Jr..
Kinley str '
with the .
ilieatrit‘dl godllclmn
Year” of
“The
of
‘and Mrs.
'Baymond street.
ter, Flo
visiting
Rawno
Rev.
Rows)
iii in
Brook
cox-din
the h
7 Methodist hospital
next
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dau :-
cnjo motor trip to Canada.
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S
.-r the week-end.
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~lcs N. Raymond of
was the guest of friends
3'-
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Ernest
Q t
lain A.
Ya rrow
Q.
th‘s vacation at his home
nylon avenue from his
.t next month.
. panied abroad ‘by Mrs.
will remain
193’ for
are.
away
ivwayton
H be held
A. Bond.
aowayton ’avenue 1 ' ‘zt at 8
’o'clock.
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Andrew J. Westerve . ' Honolulu
is spending ten day 'h Ctptain
and Mrs.‘ Ernest Yar. of Roway-
him: to. his
S”)? in Ohio.
friend. Vic-
tor Ewald. is also . t‘st at the
Yarrow home.
‘ .'
Sheriff and Mrs. "91' I. Clark
street spent
iday with re-
and daughter
have returned
they
es P. Buckley
eturned to their
after a two
A.
mes of West side
‘ng her sister from
lonthly meeting of
The regu
the Ever R (‘irCle of King's
be held Tuesday
.of Mc-
‘ in Kingston,£anada
‘ilan compass; of the‘
First
he is stage manager.
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Mrs. 3 Raymond and daugh-
Deep River are
George M.
Gray, pastor of the
ethodist church, who is ‘“
In
‘Hetting along nicely. nc- . , ';
.the latest reports from
' It is expecuod thathe
will , to return to Row'ayton
M ' Mrs. Marshall Baxter and
f lioton avenue have been
i d Mrs. Howard EVOl-y of (ia'y'g,1 .~
Pe street had as their holiday m" “M“ ‘ ‘ 1".
g“ lr neico, Miss Grace Every ,. .
5‘ One (ll ?. -
of ' r .
t . t _ close. 0. '
number u‘ t... . ~
Charles Mitchell of Logan
van a. visitor in New, York
Logan
in
sland over the “‘t‘t‘k-(‘Iid and
is
ing the day in New York city.
aln Yarrow, who is enjoying a
on
duties
.. the Near East Relief associa-
. expects to return to the Near
He will be ac-
Yarrow
d two of the yoims‘er children.
two
. BELL ISLAND
END OF SEASON
i
3Last of Series Given
Under Auspices tof
Tables =
The last. in! the series of bridge
parties being given under the aus-
pices of the Bell Island club was held
at the club house last evening. There
were sixteen tables. ~ Mrs. F.
Schwartz and Mrs. J. F. Sollmyre
wars the hostesses. Max Seeley won
the first prize for having the highest
score of the season. Mra..W. M.
Nestle had the second highest score.
Following the cards a social time
was enjoyed. - ' . .
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Last night there was another re-
hearsal of. the out either minstrel
‘to be held at the Bell Island club
Saturday night. The director. Ed-
win C. Nixon. is pleased With-the.
manner in which thinnest-uni went.
It. look: now as though the minim-e!
will be can of the finest ever singed
at the club.
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Mr.;and nu. mam McDonald
and daughter, rh. of Summit
avenue. have returned to their home
ln‘Paualc, N. J“.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and cons.
,ot-Port Che-tor. N. Y.. have returned
to their home after spending the
Labor-any. holidays. at the Summit
home. Summit dunno.-
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Miss Alana Buckbut. who spout
two mu the Island. In: re-
turned to her home in White Plains.
. Y.
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Nu. Bancroft of Non- Bum
visiting at the Summit Rouse: n is
" o o, o '-
usias er.’ Thom» ‘ can '
and Mrs. C. It." memory I: whiz
worn staying at the sumiLHouse.
mum to thus: home in MIR; ‘N.
,_.s..
BRIDGE PARTY
will ’
with handsome. g::. s '
“13" four Olllt‘l‘ i",\<‘i
uled during the mw
park on the st.“
American Expr
plbyes or Now
the park on tho
steamer Cresconl.
Orange Council.
coin Council, K.
ion at the park.
Silre Reii‘ “
FOR INDIG ST! 7
12. mm an. .
Mm4 . _.._._..-...,......_.-...._ ...,
surancc
redeem
"Good
Drop.”
her home in
Mrs.
tors. of
city, nrx'
ll‘
1»: .
who have-
homes or :1'
and Mrs. N.
let‘s llrtvr r.
Mr. and ..:
son. Mal»
in “Rs
tor A. ,
her are to. «v L
and llridgl . , .
house.
L Ron l‘tlle
TROLLE? Elli
lllll m
it;
wt
Four EKG
ing to Rollin
l
The Yuck—.5 i
Events ?
ks; -. -
‘ll
After the hf
Point rerun: ll ;
yost ("il :l v. S
driven in the :,
lng heat for .‘r
The fire\\‘l:;r}~
season. 'l‘llv
the finale, “;;~' .~
hlblls of puvt
Norwnlkrrs. .\
pieces were s« 2 ..
ulr pieces.
The po‘sipcnwl .
Noyes of the Cl‘l‘”
will be held ' > ..
Employees of l
\Vestport and
out. mussc ll‘vr '-
m a big: pr. :4
1383‘s.
Q
‘ Outside or 12'.“- r'
2*“
Cf :._ “in “it.
Julia:
Norwalk Chronicler