y Local Students Are _
Returning for College
number of young local students
~ already rcturm d to college and
, will return within the .w.eck
ills those who have returned to
nre Frank Lauder and Leon
g .Barncy Orllns. l.<:o Miller,
" urine Fincson and Bernard line-
'5'?! will continue their Iludil s at “y—
We. Edwin SteVens “ill enter
:3.“ Institutc.M:1rion Emmy. thr
M HIV-en Physical Training 5.11110?
SMART, SIMPLE
COAT FROCK IS
"GOOD" FOR FALL
.-
w Gertrude Penningtun.tl1o
Lmbur McElroy will mntriculute n
”gt“ Dame l’niverslty.
Ml! continue his studies
unity Joselmsky VVill enter llttr
Nita. Albert Warn- 1~ will vnte
Lmrtmouth. Francis '11111g. (folum
:8“ and Constance l.t‘\\‘ls New Ito
chalk: College.
mule:- l:1ncdlct have resumed thtl
studies 1'11
I‘m.» 1.1:...
Wood of
to Lnion College.
111111 'l‘ylc
hits r1-t111'111-1
Applied Arts
iliiiuil Street
Aul‘rt 5'
l (111nm.
Harold BucklvV 11ml thris
Mil study at Georgetown l'ni\1:~<it.\.:
Charles Roselle l‘rnnklln t'iv‘u‘rl)‘.
nld inrluo “hipple “ill 1ctt1rn it
New 301k 1 ancrsit) :tnl J11 an >11in
will 1-11.01 Sprinzllt it] 1 112l1 g1 V. 1 s
lyeun Claims t‘lny’mn Nutlinu. ll.trol1
and Ralph Arnold :1111l 1111121111- .\lc
Alahon and Leonard Murphy \V'ill 1v-
t‘uthcrwc ltvnrrlon
turn to Forham.
will enter New Rochelle
Dorothy Mathews tht:
t'nlil‘fit‘ lllll
Collr‘gc for \\'01111:~11. Miss f.” 15:.“
Gaston \Vill TOE-’lllllt‘ lli'l‘ Stittiihsz :1!
Wheaton ( ‘ollt‘yt‘, and M in: .‘l.1-.1_V'
Mathews will return tit l‘».1rn1r1l<,‘1‘>l<
logo. A number of this ~V1-:1r'.‘1 1:11:11iu-
rites of N. ll. S V1ill t-ntvtl 131121111111}-
Normul School. lnvl1ivl1 1i in this
group are Dorothy ln-wis. )ittrzzu'vt
1 ‘ 1 0 ll ‘. I‘Zriiih tn'llrivm. Gn-rtrutl-1 kn “v
d1“; ’Marlrnrt-t Sum“ “1111 Am... Milady will be glad to 1! ..
.. _ . — . ~ that {ashion sponsors the simp e. ;
swag“- - t . t. out frock {or the coming
SlIlfll‘ C
3173‘ thqcph i':\'(\il t-f 1’] Lincoln 38890" \8‘ \' {Will Will! a trim~
nV-cntic was gin-11 :1 sappy-1:4.» p.14} '1 ming 0f roman stripes and match-
at hol‘ lmmv '.\"ii‘ll'tl.’1j.‘ - v- 11%;. 17 shown here.
wns her Mrthnl‘t}. Mrs. lIV'tm. was "‘8 scarf is
the yo pimpnt 11." :1 11mm!" 1‘ if 11.172- “’rr‘"” "' 5""
1ifuinh'tsitw1iwl1l112: >1 tall 1 1' ~f -1 1 ”111.1111
111! finwt.‘"§ illlli :1 32411111111 \111‘111‘. .. .3 ‘ U
Durlmt the 11:1'121111: 15111'»1111:" 71:.1’.
111111111 1.11 r1.» 112'1-11 l. \l:~t 5‘:.-.'- 11 .1 SUV}: Offi H‘rs
{hill cnt- 1"" V - 1 u ,‘l‘.
piano 3 an's sfz‘ezt.
were sen-mi. x“ o'clock
were .\i1<. “'11"
3““ 11 ”M h —-Buy Your \‘lctrmn on our Club
Mrs]. ‘1; I“ 1‘ Plan—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
Gui, .15. .. . . .
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an‘ilir‘ fill... 11‘ 1- 3...:21 H.111 nf Putnam
‘13:”; '4 ]\ A, and“: A “ ‘-l from n. tw.»
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111111311.- \l1< <1. .. \' r.\!.1.1Ves and
K1)” “H“ “U ' -‘ . state and has
ldtiiliui' \11 f < :1. the Dnnburs'
ill . . >.
J. l'nnfl‘t, M”. (”It
. 1‘ Km . ..
SET; 31)..) T... «=1 --Auto 8! (”Iran-Adv.
a 1 - .x- 1 - .
Mrs. .ltnwu ,. JUQf‘X'il ,
Fug“(ju_\ll' 3.1.. 113:1". Mrsl Aubrry it. .Sh and daughter.
Julius lhtrlw‘. . Mrs. Slu'zvli-n Yu-1M‘W-V1 "1 1‘" “-“ 1“"n‘m- spent
baggy. ””3 m... I'll l‘-:1rtt‘:1x'. Mrs. lilo V-‘l‘t'k-t ml 1 1- httivcs in Bos-
FOS‘ iCtIi-‘T ll", '01:. ‘
.‘Ii‘q 'li K1 r-i " ‘ .
cites. H, 4.,” H»... [l » :4111 1 1.1? llllt" “1155' “(mi Sport
Mil1i11»l ‘ \‘111 1 11 l11111111ll1‘s.~—.\vl\'.
.- _ 7 — ' O C O
l mill Mrs. .ius-r-pii Yuhns and
Ir' iii iv 11 (1f lmww Htrrct and Mr.
1 nvl Mrc. " ‘.'~.1l1:1s and son. of Ed-
11‘1 v1-1;111-. uncured to Greenwich.
‘ \1llltiftf-'.
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i
1 —Largo ['13. Coal. Harris &
i G.1ns.-—-Adv.
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E ofier two abson
, /
ii! the ur ni ‘iorm 3!
"high quality of the1t urnio
rure in our stocks and 2.13
experienced advice of ours staff,
Wary member 0. ‘which' '16 read j
in help you in your furnishing
poolems.
A. J. COLLINS
70-72 North Main Street
South N orwalk
‘ Phone 747
§mymai
\eVV
_ en Normal School of Gymnastics.
thy Adams will enter Smith and
Patti \‘v'nrti
:it the lloly
(#0. College. Harriet Dlmond VVill
'-Wn to Russell Sage. Collego and
Hester Havens 111111
the New York School 0.
lithttd
has also returned to t nion t otters-J
t‘ulmv-t'ticut
lute safeguard. n»
A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX -
WOULD HAVE SAVED HIM $500
'A nun who kept a 3500 Liberty Band at home found that
1.1! Wad—lost or stolen. Had him in s Sole De.
Box, he would still be cupping coupons.
mmmmmmminsboxinour
WIVW butnfew omissweek.
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.\ crnup of 1111 11l 31011111: people on-
_-..1..l :1 motor trip in limlfnl‘ti Sun—
1} :\‘. Titty,“ (-1111 lltlnl Ntigg)‘. llclen
ILL-1111i. l.y1l1:1. Kfil‘lli'f’. Joseph and
tinnie Nanny and James Santnrolla.
I 2 I
Jewish Nt-w Years Cards—Station-
ery Dept—-tlhltllAhl PRESS.
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Hits llunic: ‘11: 1mm of New York
'(‘1t1 111.13 th ( “colt-end guest of Miss
All) in (l l~.tl\V:111ls 01 I lax lllll road.
i
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l :»1l»or Union carnival
1 ‘1 1<11l Sututtl. 13'. September 6th and
‘illllill's.’ room suite that was to be
1;:11rn nVVay v. ill be given away Sat-
11111113' \1 ptrmbcr 13th at 8 p. m.
(1“ ntml Labor l' nion hall. “lashing-
ton rtrtct. Public invitctl.——Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rorech of
Rose-dale. L. 1.. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Molnar of Ely ave-
nue. ‘
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4Best Coal. Harris & Guns—Adv.
O O 1.
Dmitl Nattenberg of Flax Hill
10:111. was a Visitor in New York City
over the w..-etk end where he wit-
nessed the Brooklyn n-New York
time
S ‘ e 0
John Foriz of Lexington avenue
obserVed his birthday at. his home
last cv.ening
fltrkaiyt.
1.
Miss. [Ills
from 11 Visit VVith rcltttivl‘s in New-
burgli, N. Y.
’ o o o
Mr. and Mrs. Stvphcn _ lliczu of
Aim). .__I1 *-
.\ u. w 01' :1 «(Hull or the t rmul that surged upon the round- tho-world fliers at the Boston airport
\lumn l‘ntri- It. :trmV nlr thief. is at the (‘Vtreme left
.Thl‘. fliers are shown:
as tth paused to Sign the air flcld register.
l—Lieut. John Harding: 2—Scrgt. H. II. Ogden; :l»—JAcut.
I s o
33‘s .‘\il1‘11i{1-3:
l“llll’l""l in
\lr‘i’ \V'i‘h Mr.
lluuton sir: cl.
s
ilrr home
0';
Flux llill rouvl have had their house
1'1 paintr-(l.
O
John llornick of Sound View ave-
automo-
. I
111111 illiS purchased :1 lit-“i
bile.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Hurryfl Sunderiand of
\Vcstport motored to ltidgcwond. N
J., Saturday where Mr. Suntlcrland
was tenor soloist at the Sunday
morning and evening services oi the.
First Methodist church. Mr. Sun-
tit‘l‘iltl‘lli is at prt‘fit'lll soloist. with the
l-‘irst Episcopal church in Smitnport.
C O 0
Mrs. James l'urtell and
of North Main street huVe returned
South Mnin street who were recently
married have returned from their
Wedding trip. .
Miss Anna 1.1211Slcny of Lowe street
is ill at hot home.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. JoScph Naggy. sr..
of Connecticut avenue motored to
Bridgeport recently Vvht re they were
the guests of friends.
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0
Miss Helen it: dung; ofrl'lly avenue
has as her guest Miss .11 n11io~ I'opp of
Bridgeport.
. C .
guests of Mrs. Arthur liens-n,
\Nartl street. The house \Vns tit-cor-
ated prettlly with daisies and ferns.
Cards were played «luring the even-
ing, the winners being: Miss \Vinnlo
Overthrow, Mrs. \Ytlllnm l’t‘TIl. Mrs.
Alfred Overthrow. and Mrs. \Villinm
Ashbrook. Mrs. John livers suns:
two solos "Juno Night," and "\Vlmt'll
I do" accompanied by Miss \Vinnio
OVcrthrmv and Miss Gussie, I’cat.
Later refreshments \V ore is» l\“‘l ()1)
FROM PEPSUNAL
EXPERIENBE
Mrs Bradford Recommends Lydia
O O O
—-Lehigh Coal. Harris at Bans.-
Adv.
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Robert Wilson of Lowe Street,
OJ
EPinklmn’ sVegeishle Compound
Phoebus, Virginia— “ Having this
Opportunityl justcannot refrain8 from
saying a word of
gradiiseP for the
Pinkham
medicines. I have
used them as occa-
mon required for
my testimonial.’—
FORD, 109 Armstead Sh, Pl:
letter. Her e
y ou. XDOrieneeou
88.8 and
f.“ town?
om
Compound. heartily reomfifneend is:
toanywomanandl Iwm bepleased to
quiries that: might be
the Publication of
—Mrs. H. L. Bun.
“Wider carefully M113. BradforYiai
tohelp
of middle
tsshe .
She t
11;?” ““2111
ik 1! New York city
:1ft1'r 11
:11111 Mrs. Charles Mega
' ' ‘ Mr. and Mrs. T. liurnhnm of New
Miss )liltlrctl lmtmlo of Lowe York city. Miss Ruth Ogden of New
Sii't't-L was :1 revif‘. \‘lSiiOl‘S in New York 11nd Chnlham. N. J.. Duncan
York. Harris, Mr. Donald Harris. Dr. Karl
‘ ' ‘ \‘ogcl.
Mr. and Mrs. it'duunl Kt‘llc)‘ of o o s
tlnugh‘tcr
Fourteen “"".“"“_” M. ”1".) C-S Theresa. O'Connor of Chapel ‘stroet
chapter of the. morVVulk Girls .1nd will spent] the Week-end with Miss
\Vomcn's club mot. inst Night (is
of“
Mr. and Mrs. Cliflnrd Lindholm of
N11“? York city and “'llson Point.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Reed
llavilaml. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Froe-
lithcr. Mr. and Mrs. Chnrlcs \Vrenn.
Mr. and Airs. \Vard Chamberlain.
'l‘hn l-‘airfield County Optometrists
will hold their four-monthly meeting
and dinner September 8, at the Roy—
al Jnmes lnn. Melville \Vngner of
the Well-known optical ilrm of Bone-
dict will lecture to the Society.
C O O
The Real Estate Association of
Norwalk will hold a luncheon at the
Royal James Inn, September 17, at
1100!].
Miss Helen Banks of Franklin
street has resumed her duties at tlxr»
Yule. & Towno Mfg. (‘11.. utter .1
week‘s vacation spent at Mountain
View, New Jersey. Miss llnnks \V‘us
aceompanicd by her sister Grace.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas “red. Sr”
of Quintnrd :u'cnue. are entertaining
during the week Mr. and Mrs. \\‘.1rti
Tulles and son Paul. of Scranton Pa.
O O .
Miss Blanche Raymond of Roy-
V'it-VV' avenue. entertained :1. numl» r of
friends informally at luncheon yes—
tvrtluy nl'tt rttoon. Among thost- pres-
out were Gladys Lowndes, Harriet
Copley of “'cstport. Lillian St, John
111111 Eleanor l)lmond. Miss Raymund
will leave for Europe September 20.
0 O O
Mrs. \Valler l‘crlmnn and daugh-
ter, Louise. of Boston. Mass. are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Uiivt-r of South- Main street.
0 i 0
Miss Mildred Ladrigan and Miss
Angela Delaney of Brooklyn.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Justin Gruelle have
closed their home in Roosevelt
street and left for New York city
where they will spend the winter.
0 O O
The Monday Evening Social ("lub
will attend the dinner being given
in the l’cnplcs' Chorus at. the Coun-
try Club this cV ening. in body.
I 0
Mr. and 1115. Richard Parke-1 and
daughters Elizabeth and \lnude. of
Main Street, Norwalk. will leave to-
morrow for Plymouth. Mass, where
they will attend the funeral of Mrs.
Richard Parker. Sf.
.
Isadore Tarlov of Grove Street.
has left for Clark's University at.
\Vooster. Mass.
O O 0
.Elizabeth Cram, Marie Walen and
Peggy Jessup were visitors in
Brigeport last; evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur So'mers of
that city. They attended a. party
given in honor of Miss Dorothy Vil-
lage later in the evening.
0 O 0
Miss Sylvia. Launton of Peekskill.
New York. is the ‘guest of Miss
Kathyrn Tobin of Woodward Ave-
nue. Miss Tobin will return to
Peekskill for a few days with» Miss
Launton on Friday.
.
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The condition of Louis Gaul who
is confined to the Norwnlk Hospital
with a. fractured leg and other in-
juries suffered in a. recent automo-
bile accident is reported :8 consider-
ably improved.
o s
Miss Beryl Dennis has resumed
her duties at Donnellys Stationery
store after e. vs. ion spent. in
Massachusetts withre fives.
011nm cum DEAD
CHICAGO. Sept. '9.——Rubbi Solo-
mon Milieu. 1.07 years old, and Chl-
cago' s oldest citizen, so for as known
was buried yesterday. He died early
.held tonight.
Tennis Court Fund~——'
Mr. L’Hommedieu at
Organ
under the auspices: of
the Epworth League of the East
.-\V'1-nue Methodist church will be.
Riven at the church Friday evening,
September 19. Carlton L'Hommc-
dieu is arranging the program which
will include Miss Ruth Bowman of
Brooklyn. soprano: E. J. Culavazza.
violinist, also of Brooklyn. and Mr.
L‘Hommedleu. who will he. heard
in 11 number of organ selections. Miss
Bowman is the. possessor of :1 sn-
pruno voice of unusual range. and
beauty. She has attained much suc-
cess in the concert. field in New
York. Miss Bowman has also been
heard in Nurwnik. having during the
post your sun: at. the South Nor-
anlk Methodist church. Mr. (”ah
vazztt. like Miw lion-1111111, has also
been very successful in concert work,
During: the summer he played with
Mr. I.’}lommedicu in Norihficld,
Moss. Mr. L‘llommedleu needs no
introduction to East Norwnlk. lie
is a student at the Yale School of
Music. The proceeds from the con-
cert will he added to the fund which
the members of the lenguo have
been raising since early Spring to
defray the expense of converting:
the lot adjoining the church into a
tennis court. The work has been
held up temporarily for lack of
funds. It is expected however. that
the desired amount will be raised
through this affair. The work of
finishing the coutt will then be
rusl1«3d.1=o that East Norwnlk resi-
dents may enjoy it before winter.
Tickets for the entertainment may
be, obtained for the .V'odng people of
the church.
A concert
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The regular]; monthly meeting:
of the Mayflower Hook and «Ladder
company was lll‘lll in the company's
quarters on Van Zant street. last
evening. Tentative plans were gone
over for the holding of a. motion
picture entertainment at the Rinlto
theatre next month for the benefit
of the. company.
Mr. and Mrs T.. .Glover of “'in-
field street entertained at their
home during the past week. Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Boulley and family
of Saranac Lake, N. Y.
O 0' 0
Mrs. Frank Shufelt of Hawkins
avenue has taken a. position as book-
keeper with the Nor-walk Hardware
company.
0 t 0
Albert Romano of Wallace avo-
nue has had a telephone installed
in his home.
t. O 0
Miss Mary Clarkinof East avenue
returned to her duties yesterday
with the Boston Store. after a pleas-
ant two weeks’ vacation spent vis-
iting friends and relatives in Pitts~
field.
. V O O 0
Mrs. Peter Burns and son of East
avenue are enjoying a. motor trip
through New England.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Efiorth League of the East
avenue Methodist church will be
Mrs. Edwin L. Hnnford of Greg-
Woman W h o Disap-
wich Believed Fe Be
11111011 BEAT
5121111001 11111:
peared From- Green-
Located
. ., ; -9. ‘AY," MBER_9!1;'!F:
School Suppl...
We Carry A (”mole-1111
"OTI lllKlkg .
l' [\(‘H'g
liltlsim
P1531 ll. llti\| -S
BRI} P (‘ A‘ES
RI ll Rs
l’l‘ \\
DONNELLY’S
the (miitton circle of the East ave-
nuo Met lmdist church “as bold in
the churth List 1Vening.
STAMFORD. Sept. 6.—
Reports from New York that the
Countess Jenny de Montreuil. who
mysteriously disappeared from
Greenwich last May. has been locat-
ed at Schroon Lake. (N. Y.. could not
be verified last night. According to
NORWALK
CARPET
CLEANING
RESTORl: 1 (ll um l\' Rl‘
RAG RI 1; s \NIH \RPB}
- \\ \ril] ll
despntches from how York the CARPI‘TS 51m). it FOR
Countess has written to a. friend in “n” I, "
that city explaining that she is in re-
tirement in the Adirondacks. The
name of the recipient of the letter
remains as much a mystery as does
the disappearance of the Countess
and it has not been given much cre-
dence'by friends in Greenwich. .
Mrs. Herbert William \Vylie, wife
of Dr. H. William Wylie. who con-
ducts the Blythcwood Sanatorium in
Greenwich, was as close to the
Countess as any women in this coun-
try. following the French woman’s
arrival in the country. At the sane-
lot-tum it was said last night that no
iriformation had been rare“ ed there
concerning the Countess. although it
was reported several weeks ago that
she had been found in Philadelphia.
3. report which proved to be Vn'thout
FLOORS \\ \\‘. h .\ mu ,.
“ORK (‘ \l l‘ 1 h H»? A.
In 111111111
20 Camp St. Ngrwa‘dt 1.
Phone 3391
:lmfik("\l.l.}wu; .1__.i.tout lelgh Wade; 5—ltieut. Leslie 1’. Arnold; o-oLieut. lmuellfl. Smith. foundation.
*M‘ , , I _ ’ Monkey. monkey. what a blessing;
-.. 31 1.11.1 .~;. of Wm! Norwnlk chapter will visit lloton loint'l’nrlti ‘ _ party at her home Saturday efter- You not salads without dressing.
. \\‘11<.»11s ut'atttiiiiothvr. .‘irs. liming “innipauk on the. 5 oclOck ALK J 1111011 by a. numlmr of her friends
11f 311.1111.»1ow11. loft )‘cs- trolley. Next Monday night. 1111- in honor of lit-r birthday. .
. .. ..,._..,....1.‘n.. fur lllinois. other social session will be held at . . .
“11”"? ,x'put‘ifi l0 Visit, j-‘(n-t iilt‘ home or Mrs. John GlOVOI‘, CONCERT AT flyutino lixusjnngs “‘33 ‘railisECte‘: AY Fm I 1‘
~11 V .1 . .j. 5: st_ Louis, t'ill- l’lzlttsvillo avenue. :1, t 11: TOP.“ lil' mom . y mee. mg 0 1,
t 1 1111' 111,1 111:1.i1t1‘11. ' ' ‘ the \‘I'SU'Y of thr- (3hrist church held wan";;3“-WO.” 1‘
. """ ‘ A 1- ° ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Rleger. in the rectory last evening. “m 7‘,
i Mrs. prank Kain-no and son of of Flushing. 1.. 1.. have been the EC . . . 'cKs i
i in.» .111~:111»~ “ore the “‘t‘t‘k-(‘lltl Kuvsifl guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Miss Helen Err-hm of 5 Belts _ . ,.
1»1>.\i;. :trwl \lrs. Joseph Antill of lluckman, of South Main street. plum- “ill entertain the members of mp0 RUB i
.1;_—.1.\}.:}1~.. e o s lht“,lilrlS' l'lult of Christ church at M17 JmUOOJY .
9 ' ° ° The Royal James Inn was the 1111' home tonight. 1 _
i 31155 t1..».r.-1 St‘.il'}it'ii0 of (“1131111 scone of.a delightful dinner party To Be Held Sept.19 for . . .
‘53.,» is 1151:1111; with rclutlxes in (Hill dance Saturday night'givcn by The regular monthly meeting of
FOR SALE
Eight room house with all im-
600d fi) Elli. [ail (Iii?
T‘EETEISLIND
MANY CLOSING
dents — Bridge To-
night
Every day and in every way. Gell
:.1ppearane11._ The chilly. disagree-
able weather is driving the summer
resident: away. Scores have left
already for 1hcir winter homes else-
where 11ml it will he only a few
days more hrt‘ore all will have left
t'xccpi timsc who intend to make
the island their all-year-round place
of residents.
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Tonight. the Bell Island clubhouse
will ln- the scene of a bridge party.
This is the lust affair of this kind
of the season. It will not he so
large an affair as others held dur~
ing the summer because many of the
card players have left the island.
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On Saturday night at the
house. there will be another dance.
This will be 11 subscription affair;
those attending collecting enough
11111ncy..11mengst themselves to pay
for the music and other expenses.
club-
. I t
M. Leo Miller. who “cotter-ed"
Bell Island during the summer
months for a local newspaper. has
resigned his position. He will re-
sume his college studies in the near
future.
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William Burbank. of W’est avenue,
is enjoying a two weeks' vacation."
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chutency
and daughter. Sally. returned .today
to their home in Ruherford. N. J.
They spent the month at the Idle-a-
Bit cottage in Summit. avenue. Miss
Chttstcncy will re-enter Scudder col-
lege in New York City.
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In another week or so. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl D. Peters will close their
summer home for the season and
will return to New York City.
t t 0
Although the season is well od-
vauced. very few, snapper blues have
been caught by any or the Bell Isl-
and fishermen. The mackerel have
not put in an apearance at all in
this section of Long Island sound.
XVI-tat snappers have been .caught
have been extremely small.
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Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Alace, will close their cottage "and
return to their winter home in
Piainfield.-N. J.
——______
They healthy are and healthy grow.
Who dote on sun and song;
They eat but little here below
ory boulevard was given a. surprise
And chew that little long.
3 Protected
SUMMER HOMES
Chilly Weather . Causes
Departure of Resi-
lSluntl l-cgius to take on its winter
Hoefler and children. Arthur and V
provements. Centrally located. The faC. {1:3 I -lax-V
Price $8.200. I we”. HOU:€ is now
the lung e<t El
::-——- high- grade cones i
' the Unites: Stat eshas
Six room house East Norwalk, imposed 31:1 chliga:
With all improvements. Price tion upon its makers.
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