"’Large _. C
‘ tent of the churchlast evening.
tithe play:
5'. Geo. Straub.
fie“ Von Heinigcn.
- 7 Muggsy, A Live
din Hines.
\Virc
. I; 33%.ka -
' lo, W'altcr Jcrige.
ufidam Straub.
~ . a:
~ , wine Fullili.
W Miss Sourapplt-
Edfld. Ella Hines. .
a“ ”title Mary, E\i‘l‘yl)0d)‘3
egrt. Adeline \Vilkins.
:3 Mrs. Hayseed,
-=$orners, Leone Albr
as _
~.' lice Beeskovs.
:4"; Little Sallie Clark, The Poor Lit-
milo Rich Girl. Antoinette Fullin.
.‘..’; YVecda Vamp. With Those Awful
as: its, Gladys Syskn. .
m I\ioily )l'Crml. .\ Nifty
fiifiinla )liko.
27.1, Dolly Darling. A Pooch of a. Jun-
5303:, Gliidys Syska.
It.“ Polly i’rixy. A Jolly Special. Gcr-
ilrude Funk.
1.. Folly Floss.
Lb'finna Mil-c0.
ight. .
Senior.
A Sophomore Queen,
,‘fi‘ Lolly Love. A Frolicsomc Fresh-
.'ajnan. Adeline \Vilkins. .
Newsboys, Dietrich llolln. \V m.
Ill-lines and Allwrt Dari-rich.
- 4- Hayseed Kids, lilsic Strilulv and
,
Ml Catherine Funk.
7-" o t o
Miss Alma McCromhloy of I’uirlnm
:. avenue is visiling rvlaiivos in New
U Jersey.
o w: m
'.-—-Thc Girl scout Dance to ho hold
mic.
‘..’ fat the Norwalk Country i‘lub Friday.
'LSept. 5. Will br~:.,ill iii, 8
M
z.'.‘.‘Bpeidcl's orchcslrli will furnish the
'mysic. Jack Spcidi‘l lending—lid}:
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y.
c t
r.
a
‘..‘
v.
1 :lii'rs. Edward M. (inns .'lllll chil-
ri'rdren. Mildred. .‘larshull illlll Sylxia.
“Vol-o expected to return to llll'il‘ llomo
Az'mnfii'cst avcnllc fodny after an ex-
wfiendcd vacation at till-1r summer
1'""_'home in Laurel Beach. Milford,
‘3 Conn.
a t s
V?
-——Have your tailoring done by an
. expert iailor..l.adios dresses cleaned
S'and pressed. A. Cziberc, 9 No. Main
:: ran—Adv.
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, . Mrs. S. M. Deitz and daughter.
Mathilda, of South Main street. have
, returned from a, visit with relatives
}_-1n..New Jersey. '
s . .
b ’ u
1 _ . ——Lehigh Coal. Harris as Cans.—
’3_'Ilv. .
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. Miss Dorothy Lou-ls. Miss Mar-
“ garet Scully and Miss Margaret
Zififimfiarji
I'.‘ ...’
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l: .3 . ‘5 ~:_;
it; I ‘—. / ::
E .\ ,,‘ . «“
,C3/ '79:“ 1%"; \ ’ ((2,
1 ' ’9 :9 fl '
b ' E 0351' two absoe
lute safeguards-5
. - the uniformly
' quality of the furnia
. in our stocks and the
_ ienced advice of our stai-‘i,
cry member of which is ready
help you in your furnishing
:1. COLLINS
‘-
.-
1042 North Main Street
5 , South N orwalk
; Phone 747
2 gang. g
‘W\&flPr~‘oO-ruroq
Class Play Draws ,
. . . ’
rowd to St. Peter s
r ' Well-stage‘d and well-attended was .
he ploy. "Fun In ,a. Chinese Laun-
. if." given by the Bible Class of St.
‘ oter’s Lutheran church in the base-
Preceding the play a number of
r Hahn. The following members
' f: the Bible class campriscd the cast
Choily Choppin. _A Regular Cut-
'Ah Sin. A Chinese Chinamnn, Pet-
Newsboy,
Hogan, A Big Policeman. Arthur
Fatty Tarbuckct. Always in Trou-
..-:.. pm Mr. Clark, A Rich Old Man.
Mrs. Finlligan, An Irish Washlady,
, A Cranky Old
chct-
From Iiaysceed
Banner Hayseed. Awfully Green,
o'clock“
their homes after a. :vis'it‘witb their
BANK WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM
SEPTEMBER IST. ’
.
O'Reilly are listed among the Nor-
walk girls who will enter Danbury
Normol school on Tuesday.
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—Bsst Cool. Harris at Guns-Adv.
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Miss Edith Lincoln of Putnam
avenue. is expected to return home
today from an extended visit with
friends in Virginia.
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-——Rialto Tonight “The Son Hawk"
2 Shows, 7 and 9. Adi-n. 50c.—Adv.
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Miss Frances Dictz. of South Main
street, has returned home I om a.
two wceks' vacation spent t‘ the
summer home of Miss Mildred Gans
at Laurel Beach, Milford. Conn.
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--Auto springs.
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Mn. and Mrs. Frank Bennett and
daughter, Grace. of Courtlandt Place
are expected to return home tomor-
row from a two week's vacation
spent in Orange. New JerseY. as the
guest of relatives.
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-Rialto Tonight "The Sea. Hawk”
2 Shows, 7 and 9. Adm. 50c.—Adv.
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Richard Timmons of the Hill Top
Inn has returned from a. visit with
friends in Boston.
0
Tilly's-n 1‘.
O
.
—Buy Your Victrou on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
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Miss Hester Havens and brother.
Rolf. of East avenue, are expected
to return home tomorrow from a.
week‘s visit with relatives in Provi-
dence. R. I. ‘
0 0
Pen Coal.
. 0
—Large Harris it:
Gulls—Adv.
O
A number of local young people
attended the regular weekly dance
lit Compo last evening.
those present were: Margaret Scully.
Eleanor Campbell, Doroethca “'ard.
olmuisc Br-ncriici. Harold Buckley.
Ralph and Harry Arnold, \Villlam
McNorncy. Richard Timmons, Ed-
win Slr‘vcns, \Valtcr Pratt. \\'illian1
Hogan and others.
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—-Rlalto Tonight "The Sea Hawk"
Shows. 7 and 9. Adm. 50C-—;\(l\'.
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Miss Marjorie Delancy has return- I
oil to Brooklyn after a month's visit
with her sisters the Misses Marjory.
Geraldine. and Dorothy Delaney of
South Main Street.
0 O
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.1
Mrs. Crosier and nephew. Howard
Bennett. of 3 Courtlandt Place. have
returned fro ma. visit with relatives
and friends in Orange. New Jersey.
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Harold Carlson of Wcsylenn Uni.
versity will spend he week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Rclf Havens of East
Avenues.
' 0
Mr. and Mrs.
Richnrd Grant of
l‘fonnccticutiAvenue. have returned
from a visit with friends in New
Jersey. Mr. Grant is enjoying a. va-
cation from his duties as production
manager of the Norwalk Tiro &.
Rubber Co.-
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*Pormenent waving by Nestle-
Lanoil process. $15.00. for bobbed
hair 310.000. for half head long hair
Hair dyeing, Marcelling. Boyisll &
Nestle hob. I'nrker method of hnir
& scalp treatment. Elite Shop.
lt‘uirt‘icld Bldg.. 44 \Vall Stl, Phone
,2565. ' '
Carl Swanson, local painter, who
is in Sweden. is remembering Nor-
walk friends with postal cards. Mr.
Swanson will remain abroad for an-
othvr month or more.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stroifolino
have moved from 35 Lowe street to
Flax Hilixoad.
s-
t
Joseph Kcrekcs of Knapp street
has taken a position with the Crofut
& Knapp company.
0
Charles and.Bcrnard Seeger of
INew York city, former residents of
INorwalk. visited friends here over
the holiday.
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Miss Elizabeth Kish of Ely ave-
llllc is enjoying a three weeks’ vaca-
tion from her duties in the omoobf
Dr. Joseph Mallard.
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Andrew .De Tallic _of Meadow
street has resigned his position with
the 'l’. Hain company and has taken
one with the Croi‘ut and Knapp com:
pally. .
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Mr. and Mrs. John Dizanza. of
Ely avenue have had as their guest
Mrs. Dizanza's brother from New
Jersey.
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Mrs. Theresa Raymond 0 New
York city has ben visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. D. Tortorella. ,of Spring
street. ' .
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Eliza Vito and Louis Abrunzo of
Union Hill. N. J. have returned to
l'
_ .
Among -
aunt. Mrs. Antonio Romano. of El:
avenue. ’ ’-
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Mr. and Mrs. John. Poocerclln' of
Lexington avenue have been cater—
taining Miss Corrie Cavioio of Port
Chester. ‘ '
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bode o! Lex-
ington ovcnue have returned from a
visit with relatives in Bridtepon.
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Mr. und Mrs. Frank La Combo
ond son of Bouton stnct were the
recent guests of relatives in k;w
York city.
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Friends of Mrs. Vials. Barrett of
Spring street will be sorry to hear
that she is ill in the Nomlk how
pital. o
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Mrs. Rose Tortoreila. and children
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tortorclln of
Laura. street. ’
O O O .
Mrs. Morris Yourdisky unison of
Ely avenue hove returned from a
visit witnMrs. Yourdllky’s psrents
in New, .York.
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Miss Bessie Corbett. bookkeeper
at Rogers and Stevens. has returned
from a. two weeks' trip to Bermudn.
Miss Corbett was accompanied Ivy
Miss Belle Deoves of New Rochelle.
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Miss Sadie Bodwell bu returiied
to her duties with tho Lockwood
Manufacturing company after a
week's vacation.
0 0
George S. Clark of Grove street
has resumed‘his duties with the
downtown store of Rogers and Stov-
ens after a two weeks' vacation.
0 O I
Miss Margaret Mei-cl of Lowe
street will sail Saturday from-New
York for Germany where she will
spend some time with her grand
parents.
0 O O
\ Mrs. Joseph Guiado and daugh-
ter, Dorothy. of Connecticut avenue
have returned from a visit with rela-
tives in New York city.
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Mrs. John McGuinness of Stuart
avenue spent yesterday in Bridge-
port.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Baur of 6
Courtlundt Place are spending the
day in New York.
0
Peter Foley. jr.. and Agnes Foley
0‘: Courtlandt Place returned home
last evening from a visit with rela-
tives in Newark. N. J.
o o -0
Miss Isabel \Vargo of Connecticut
avenue was a. visitor in Bridgeport
last evening.
A
.
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G. A. Jones of Courtlandt place is
spending the day in New Jersey on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Tripp of Maple.
avenue recently celebrated their
twenty-sixth wedding anniversary.
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Mr. and ,ms. \Vilbur Hawker!-
snd doughter. Sylvia. of Connecticut
avenue, hove returned from a. two
weeks’ visit with Mrs. Hurkens'
mother. Mrs. Francis Rogers of Mt.
Kisco. N. Y.
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Cards are being received fronl
the Misses Hazel and Burnett “'ys-
ler of Stuart avenue, who are spend-
ing a two weeks' vacation at the
home of their nunt. Mrs. Charles
Uhle, at Pleinfield. N. J.
I BEE IEmD l
MINSTREI. snow
0N _S_li__lllRDAY
Q
Will End Season’s So-
. O O O
clal Actrvrtles—
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Many Families to Re-
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main During Winter
A day more and. the summer sea-
son at Bell Islandlis over. Scores‘
of families have or are about. to ro-
turn to their winter homes. There
are many families. however, who in-
tend to make Bell Island their all-
ycar-round home. Last year. 20
families remained during the entire
winter. This year the nuqber will
probably .be doubled.
Stewsrt A! Hermon dcclnred to.
day that the Bell Island club would
remain open until October 1st un-
less the weather turns extremely
cold. But the social activities will
probably end next Saturday.' when
the annual Bell Island mlnstrel
show will be presented.
Among the families who are
planning to remain at the island
during the winter months are: the
Browns. Stevens, Cnntys. Hopkins,
Smiths, Hpustons, Wrights. Ortiz.
Ferris, Jawboos. Glo'etlncrs and
Blobs. »
o
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The big social event of this week
Bell Island club. Mrs. Victor Co-
hill is hostess to . 37 guests it a
luncheon followed by bridge. ac-
wart Herman prepared an elaborate
and delicious luncheon for the af-
foir. There will be prizes for the
winners at cards.
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The summer and vacation saloon
over. _Donald .Molachlan. popula-
Bell Islander is now attending the
Danbury High school. Miss Elea-
nor Leonard. who also lives in the
Hat City. is mothcr' student at the
Danbury High.
0
Billy Balm. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arch Solwyn. who have; bubonic
ville. at Boll Island; said My
afternoon his parents ens. 'expoct-
ing noted guests over-tho week-end.
He and Annui- Hunmontoin. thes-
tricnl producer. and his wife. Doro-
,thy Dalton. movie star wore
ed to spend Saturdsy sad many at
tho villa. together with Arthur
Hopkins. Another theatrical Dvo-
duoor.
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4191018311 Labor Day has com. on
9°“? “militias or. tantrums?
or turn" ~‘
of Jamaica,.L. L. are the guests of the
r
4
which. are used for upper but .
They bind plenty of but. but
caught few fbh. '
O O O
-' Ito. J. M. Bohr of Watched“.
N. Y.hvldtingwithD1-.andm
George Wanner of North avenue.
d O O -
Ili- I’hyllis Williams has return-
odtoborhomeianmaico. LL.
after spondlngtbe assume:- 3: ti:
home of Kr. and Mrs; Ewen-Brown
Miss Olga. M. W'enner of North
avenue enter-tuned st' her home
m the labor“ on week-end mas
Batty King, Edward Jimmie, Fred—
a'ick Vollmcrs and Howard Weldon
of White Plains-nil Ml. Kay Kil-
ian of Impequt. I... I.
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I
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Mr. and Mrs. Juno; Curran and
finflly who have been stimulating nt
“and returned to their home
In New York cit7.yesterdny.
' O 0
Malcolm (Slim) Hayes—is another
1311 Islander gone for the season.
He has returned to his home in
Westif‘lcid, N. J.
O
'Chnrles Jarboe. who has been en-
quing a three weeks' vocation at
the Island. will return to New York
oily Monday. He will. however,
smnd week-ends at the island.
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Another rehearsal of the Bell Is-
land club minotrel show was held
lad night. There will be a. rehear-
sal. each evening until Saturday
man when the show will be pro-
senied.
0
Die many friends of Mrs. Albert
Herman were delighted to see her
about the clubhouse yesterday. Mrs.
Herman has bcen ill for over a
week uld‘ it was the first time the
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W ‘
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‘33:. Lil. Smith “undnfirr audio
.1
LfHommedieu. was appointed in or-
range for the affair. The meanness
also: decided to serve a. "harvest
supper" in the church on the even-
ing of October 29. Following the
business session a; social hour' was
enqued. Refreshments were served
by the president. Mrs. A. N. Pad».
dock. ‘ .' -
Over 100' persons' attended the 1
patch. fostivdl'given under the our
..‘
East Avenue Methodist church in the
church last evening. Carlton L'Hom-
medial. who is a. student at the Yale
school of music. rendered a number
of phase selections. Boninmin'Tho-
mas sans andtbere was or program
by the Young People? orchestra.
. .
John Busch of Boston has return-
ed to “home after a. visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Troy of Liberty
square. .
a...
1‘anan Martin Lengyel of Rey—
nolds street 'is enjoying a. vacation
tron: his duties with the down town
police Wment.
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Nash of
Seaside place left yesterday on an
automobile trip to bio-v: South.
0 O
E. S. Troupin of Gregory boule-
vard has had a telephone installed
in his home.
O O
Mrs.‘John Kildul! has returned to
her home in Dar-cheater. Mann. After
it four days' visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Troy of Liberty Square.
I O O
Charlos H. W'ilson, jr.. of East
avenlrc has returned from a motor
trip through New York. New Jersey
und Pennsylvania. -
I
pioeg of the Omicron circle dff‘tho ha
the lanai-“trod: acting on the budget
I
. ,.
a
L
2
Avenue Methodist church will be
held in‘ the church tonight‘s: eight
o’clock. Trustees will be elected to
all the omces of In J. nip-on. H. N.
'Ainswortb and Dr. Russell E. Mor-
termis have expired. '1
The regular monthly meeting of
tile Frfgndship Bible. cin- . of the
East Avenue Methodist church will
be held in the church tomorrow
mningJ. All members are urged to
be present as final. plans “in11 be
c for the picnic of the. class
iii-melt is té‘ be held aural-day after-4
noon. 1 / '
fin whose
lmRIRII‘Acrs -
' MONEY CRISIS
A‘ssol‘eiatibn -‘ Meets- not
Home of , Mrs H. A.
Bond -—- Twenty-first
Anniversary
An important meeting of the exe-.
cutivo board of the Rowsyton Li-
brary association was held at the
home of the president. Mrs. H. A.
Bond, Rownyhon avenue. last even-
in . . 1, .
gJ‘hc Board faces a. financial crisis
because of the {injunction which has
been granted 'to Joel L. Brush
against. the Sixth Taxing District and
the Board of Estimate restraining
The annual meeting of the East
.1
was .sble to be about.
mm
o
Seaview avenue, have returned from
a motor trip to Belchcrtown. Mass.
They were ucomanied
children,
- submitted by’iho commiuioners of
the distx'ici. ‘ ‘
However. as the twenty-first an-
nivemry of the Ibrary association
will occur in December. the Board
last night drew up tanativo plans for
the raising of funds to defray the
Mr. and Mn. Stephen S. Jurvis. of
by their
Charlotte. Margaret and
is tsking‘plac‘o this afternoon at. tho ,
PLAN RUMMAGE
1 SALE on. 2-3
Ladies Aid Society of
East. Ave. Methodist
Church Meets— Sun-
shine'Bags
; The Ladies‘ Aid society of the
East Avenue. Methodist church ro~
sumed its meetings yesterday nitch
noon after a vacation of two months.
The "Slutshine bags" which won-
given to the members at the last
meeting were returned. Into these
bags eati'i member was supposed to
Stephen, jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. E'. R. Bennettof
Fezu'ic'w avenue hams as their guest
their daughter, Mrs. E. \V. Browne
of \‘i'nshington.
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The regular mid-week prnyor
mcctim: of the East Avenue Metho-
dist church will be held tonight at
8 o'clock.
O I
The annual picnic d the Friend-
ship Bible Classof Ute East Avenue
Methodist church will be held in
Putnam l‘ark. Danbury. Saturday at-
lvrnoon. The trip will be made by
automobile. The port: will leave
lrom the church at 1:30 p. m.-— The
(‘onln‘littce in chuge includes Claude
Farr. Benjamin J. Thomas and Ray
Willdron. .
. 9 1.
Mrs. Arthur J. Pcnnell and chil-
have placed a penny for every plexu-
nnt day during the period that the
meetings of the society were sus-
pended. Tbc proceeds from the bags.
will be added to thc'organintion‘o
treasury. It was also voted at yes-
0
file on October dud 3'.‘
urdar's meeting to hold p-rummas‘e church is holding its first Wing of
A comqthe fall season in the mica of the
ilrl‘ll are expected at the parsonage
or the East Avenue Mothodkzt church
today from Jamesport. l.. 1.. where
they have been spending tho. surn-
nier.
The “'oman's Guild of Christ
expense of a fitting abservsnce.
were ii: addition to the president
M rs. Bond. Mrs. A. B. Cleverly. Mrs.
E. Howard Every. Mrs Charles E.
Funk. Mrs. Alfred J. C. Beckius.
Mm.
Gertrude Brando.
O
York city is visiting with her sister.
Mrs. Victor F. Scull-c. of Raymond
street.
the guest of Captain and Mrs. Ernest
A. Yarrow ‘of Bonyton avenue.
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Norwalk was the gust yesterfly of
Miss ' Emily sevens of McKinley
mt. '
city is spending the week with W.
and Mrs. Roya
street.
retained to thdr home on Burnout!
met yesterday alter a three weeks'
visit with friend- and relatives in
The members pmnt last night
Clinton 3. Rowland and Miss
Miss Eden Filandinn of New
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Robert Inghun of Pain. China. is
Ilia Dorothy Cummings of East
'0
Miss Dorothy Cowan of New 10:1:
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l Decker of McKinley
.
v
coo -.
363188
Rev. and Mrs. Victor F.
mitten. consisting of Mrs. C. Stump: | church this afternoon.
r
Unusual smo
' .tenhi‘ioe ex
those
u... .-.‘ .... _
Essex Six Means
And it also means greater riding comfort.
othpess is found ' EssexSixperform-
ance. Its motor is built on thlere1 famous Super-Six
' Thousands of, former
‘400.inpur'chase ,
Pence; Tédiafs
BALLOON/TIRES STANDARD comment
panel ’ple and with one exception is exclusivetofim '
largercar timers-m A .43." a...
" ‘ "Wm 0* dfivms‘wdafsfimafiix. .1; ayes goo m
. film lion and ma. in: 1
- » . mm’fi amelation so: . I ‘
Who do not know its :3me « - .
costs was in
sigh .d h}
Mair-n—
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S.
.1 ..‘ 1,
THURS, " DAY, SEPTEM
Scullsc's former home in North
Am Man. '
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A union service of the Methodist
end Boptist churhcs will U’e held at
the 'Rowoyton Baptist church Sun-
day morning at 11 o'clock. The
evening union services of the
.cnurcne's will be hold a the Method—
ist church. Rev. Victor E. Scalise
will be the speaker. ~
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Mr.’ and Mrs. William Dolund
were the guest yesterday of Mr. and
Miro. W. I. Stevens of Rowayton sve-
line.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Baxter and
laughter, Lola. have returriod to
their home on Roton avenue after
an enjvablo automobile trip to
Canada. ‘
m j
DANCE-"fills SAT.
End of Montth to Sec
R e s o r t Practically
Deserted—T e n n is
Tournament Finals
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lax-kin of
New Jersey. are spending a. few
doys with Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Rinchart of Harbor View avenue.
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Mrs. David 'L'. Page mieraiined
a number of friends at a can! party
at her home yesterday afternoon.
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The end of the month will find
the island practically deserted. Al-
ready a. number of the residents
have closed their homes. Mr. on
Mrs. John ,‘S. Potter are planning
to leave September 2" as are Mr.
and Mrs. “’ilfrcd S. Cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. George Johnson and
daughter Shirley will remain at
their Oakwood avenue home until
the first of october.
. I .
Miss Evelyn Merritt of Brooklyn.
has returned to her home after a
visit with Miss Shirley Johnson.
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New York. New'Jel-sev. and at Rev. 1
Q
BER 4, 1924‘:
Complete line ,
3.91m] Sunnis
sold at
DONNELLpS
and family
home and r.:
where they win .
O
The final (Lilm- ‘ -I
be held at the .~ ~-
An interesting 1. ,
planned “'llll li
ber of novel I- .'.'
O
The finals in
meat doubles \‘.':‘l F
day afternoon
will meet. Pug!)
first r3
'.l
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38"” “'3' P“»"‘l‘-"r:’-i 1-. ‘ .
afternoon “‘h. ,1 M. "m I
' “86 a. t
r ~
mom.
DEMOCRATS ;,
;, FACE-ills
CHICAGO. 5- : ~_
"15. DemocratH .
dent. in r051».
corded him I;
4 hick: “1.
., “1"! for
. . u. ..
“face to the ln' ~ «:3:st
States." and M"
mcnt ll" said:
"Ono or (lb: (l .
or side of lllt
liumaniu. “1:0 2~
woman. She lawns 1';'»|
any doubt :ilwvn;
reason why sh:
said once. ‘1 wt. .
ice. and “hm 1 x ‘.
to give my (“filzli’ry -
when you lhlzzk
will think 0?
as tar as 1 our.
1-: :;f:.. .
».-‘
Mr. and Mrs. Jule Delmar and
family returned to their home in,
Brooklyn yesterday. after enjoying
the summer at their home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Macreryi
H
w
Bubble books,
full of fun
i
l .
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l
l
'is ready at
Ankle reducers
—$2.50 and $3.50
design-$1.50 ind $2.
~iBlué—gray
'- ~ color for bQYs’ suits
‘ l 1 real blue‘anc! yet a real gray!-
’, Something different; something attractive. -
'And this new color is not only good feature of the
law suits for” boys.
They are Double-Service
lifc‘beause they are made up
browsers.
good looks and satisfaction.
tans and-other grays.‘
5‘ ~' Sizes 2‘0 1
.I-A ; ’- _ 7.. _
OW LAND’ :
one of a dozen children’s favorites.
Price has been from four to six times this
Now their treasury of joy for the childrei
Main floor, roar.
. j .to improve figure
» More new, but tested, devices to give women great;
.'ef grace and better carriage as well as to imprme iigulfif
Combination hip and bust reducer, offers sci
and safe method of reducing weight—$15 _
, light but of remarkable ElllClSIled;
Chin reducers, of light flexible rubber
Front buoy men;
, , Twopairsfirouscrs’ to mitch the usual long lift
- one coal; to give entire suif'twicc as much durability a
» 'Norfolk‘ooai, correct neiv-mo'deltrousers.
Beside the new blue-gray, handsome browns a
Him by”.
"loom“ been
my disposal 3.,
democrats of
want to make r.
as I can."
n
v
i
‘ ,“J-T'
'now 25c
Bubble hooks, llie'fu
nlest sort of books ever pu
lished for llllle children
Not books—but a c .3;
bination of story and so ;.3;
real Song. '
Yes; Bubble B 3}; A
’ally sing! ‘
Simplyputllze onyouf
Victroln and my; in; the,
story of Tom llli Piper’s
Son or Mother (30.75: or any.
c.)
l’fl
ii.
n a W ontf
25c
reducers
b
:I
5
mill;
and corral
is a new
suits; the kind with dou_
of one coat and two P3
fl;
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