Personal. Mention
Local Item
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17, ms
omen
Feature Articles
' Club News
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~sbember Gathered in Social Rooms of Norwalk
M. E. Church—Are Piaised By Director
Clarence Cable—Many Helped. Financially
Exile fifth season of the Norwiilk LOCAL BRIEFS l
rch orchestra has come to n
‘ . and the members have dis-
" ded for the. summer months. As The Day Nursery Rummage stile,
not e. l‘ million. the m'embers met which was to heve been held June
the .2... ml rooms of the Norwelk_ 1| end iii. has been postponed for
‘ ‘ 11 short time. Contributions for the
some will be gludly accepted. how-
ever. and should be ie‘ii at the Duy‘
. _ Nursery: '
.II which time he expressed his 1111- . . .
.Irmiatiou [or tile good work done
”'ij the pluyers during the your. llc
‘ woke of their loyiilty; of the many
.‘ Outs of service performed by indi-
.Widual members; of the excellent
«record of attendance of several
Myers; and made special mention
the invaluable help rendered by
II“. Elbert Smith, the librarian of
"he orchestra. whose task has beg
-‘doubly burdensome tlils your _l.1
conseyf the many extra perform-
Luiees the orchestra has given.
'Mr. Cable's closing remarks went
buss Laura Sodci'stroni. the tie-
-—Storrge one. Remodelvng dur-
ing the spring and summer month:
means perfect protection-end will
give you e garment at to wear next
fall. Twin City Velet. or No. Muir.
Street. Phone 408.—Adv.
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and Water Wave.
lilulto lluildliig.
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—i'ieunu lllnsc
:it. \"unlty Shop.
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Election of officers will take place
at the meeting of the Lady Jenn-
ing's Lodge. Shepherds of Beihlc-l
hem. to be held ioiiigiit in lied
Dentist 0’: 1h“ nichestrn. . "v Men's llull. Washington street. The
"mind her for her excellent “Wk Dtiiibui'y inlnsirels will entertain.
“accompanist: spoke most highly . . .
:lfl her record of attendance and her ——PERMANENT ~WAVlNG. New
. Ole attention to the entire work or ”8 Lane“. Mrs? L. A. lsklynn, . 27
orchestra; and then. on behalf So. Main St. 'l‘el. 924.——-Ad\'.,
2 the directm and the members of . . .
the orchestra. he presented her with The lust niceiing 01"“10 mum" of
Whandm‘lm 1“”59- the Phllnthca class of the Norwslk
Vummdlmly 8“" “l" Pli‘wnm- .11. 1;. church will be held tonight.
31.11. social time “as (I‘lljo)ed. at ”1C church.
'llkriy games “etc piliy'ed niter . . . -
Qwhich refreshments \veie served. Large Poo. Coal. Herri- & Clans.—
“"311 the close of the affair, ashort All...
“Holiness meeting was held. at which n e e
‘ Left to right, from.
berg.
Sui-cu lllltlt‘lllri
members of the l'ClinlOllft
l
1'. h o in:
“1“. ‘
c
1r-
cii llcnlion
course, given llilllil‘ the ilt‘ri-iion oi
lit ('11
Hit: Rev. llieliiiur N.
Gransirom of
the Swedish t‘ongregutlonai church
aiming illc paid your. time been gra-
duated lroni the confirmation class.
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”Photo by Manuglan.
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George limestone. not. Hisln‘ur N. Grenstroni. Anion Johnson.
{II‘KOIlil row: l' «for .\Iltlt‘l“'tlil, Ailieliu Johnson, Josephine l‘rigstsd, IZtliel Anderson and Arnold West-
l‘:‘i(‘h'f1llltl(‘lll, at the close of the
course. which required eight months
of general study iii'ong religious lines.
reached 11 diploma and a bible.
' 131116 8» WW mwmblo "P0“ “3‘ Best Lehigh Con. Harris & Guns.—
.iflsde on the orchestra's finances. 1t Adv.
”is learned that while the orchcs- o t o
‘f ill“ expenses for the season had .in illustrated lecture on "China"
‘ gen just :in O\Lll thousand dollars, will be given at the meeting of the
,filmost tnlco us much as inst your. Business and Professional Women's
A“ bills “’010 mil “Nd ”101'0 11:11.: club to he held tomorrow night in
Mi" a. little left; in the treasury Bridgeport ~.
6 Hide orchestra raised a. good deal 0 0 '
of this money this year through its -{ljung or fishing parties. By and ‘ close watch 0“ 'he
. own efforts. giving several cone In still only. CapL Frank Stoveng, and you can't help hut succci‘d.“
ll still-0.1401": Wilde: 111;]??sz l“ Rowayton. Tel. Norwslk 61.-—Adv. mniniiiinii William llodcnbet'g. new
. esmeue spr no: it ‘n we . n , O 0 , . .. . .. .
I: aite of this, however, it could not —-25 per ceni'off on radios and “mum "t Hm Nmunll. kommy
' eve carried out such :1 large. StflltJtl— loud speakerlr-Donnelly'l.-Adv. club. ‘
lo-—it could not have given to its 0 e 0 "Through the from door toms
, g, diences such excellent programs. An all day sewing meet of the your guests. those who feel, the bills
it notbeen for the generosity of Lndies' Aid society or the First M. or club or hotel. and out the heck
veral Norwzilk people. who are in- E. church is being held M
rested in the orchestra and the Point today.
’iendid work it is doing in this city, e e e ,
fl to these friends that the direct- —-Redte and Victroiu sold on "I,
and players of the orchestra. as terms, Donnelly.—-Adv.
as those who have enjoyed its
'nslc, are greatly indebted.
Mr.'Charles 11. Harris. who has
Allowed very closely the progress
the orchestra. was so please.)
' . In it! attainment that lie doubled
large contribution of last year.
‘ 0 other large contributors were
1'. A. H. Sisson and Mrs. Orville.
mid. wife of the famous singer.
thorn? who responded so liberally
era a follows:
Charles G. lvcs. Charles llnwx-
. . Miss Bertha I'Jlls.lF. H. Bedt-
Mr. and Mrs. George 11'. Voor-
. Miss Alida Ball. Thomas T.
Roion door 1:0 All your pi‘oiiis
ell. fund. Which both!”
Mr. llt’itlt‘llllt‘l'g has hurt
experience in hotel and 'cll
sgemciii. Kitchen boy. i
waiter. floor manager. sup
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CUTBILL‘S FISH MARKET.
where the best of fish food is always
who had. Right prices. 11. delivery
service that covers all sections of
Norwslk end nearby vicinity. and
the fish of the season. are int'erestinn
points that this store lives up to
every trading day. 71 North ‘Zdln
street. Phone 108,—Adv.
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St. Joseph's Sewing t'lrcle will
meet this afternoon at ilie home of
Mrs. Edward Hayes. in Burritt ave-
nue. for the lust gathering of the
try clubs to hire at niewnn
is not the practice, at the
Country club. .\lr.
lt-asci'l certain Iill\”l";flr‘\' lit
i’oi" one your. April. 11,1215.
1926.
llildifnl‘it‘l‘fi
"Keep your eye on the limit door citl country club:
ill lvmstl
management, .(‘lll't irssness and west-
fl. \i‘lt‘l“.
lb man-
ell boy,
erlntcnd-
('lllv—nl! of these, jobs ht‘ has: held.
It is the practice with int-st coitu-
l for the
season. pliying him it stated salary
for a certain length of time.
Such
Norwulk
has
the cliiil‘
to April.
he to keep till the profits or
stand ll” tho lmscs of the place.
There is much to enjoy at the lo-
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‘down to the water; two
i‘lL‘.
said Mr. Rodriibcrg.
in less cost others."
“Vi'cll.
minds.
ing~~not hard to please.
Penn
lil".“l New Englanders. I find.
l and why.
its not as it. should 1111.
min lli’l'l been eiirilcd?
l-Ilielnildv rs are not slow to
their
ciiition 1:1 merited."
i will ‘say one thing
them. they certainly know their own
New Yorkers are easy go-
Nor are
iaylvzinlitns especially fussy. Hui
lillow
what they want. how they want it
Yet isn't it true that he
gwho is so free to criticize when all
is often the
til-st to commit-11d when commentin-
. And New
show
:ll“,‘!‘t.‘l‘lilll0ll when iliiil appre-
Country Club in Apple, Pie Order
For Season—Getting Into Swing
two well kept ten.
[mug-min courts. e. wide lawn stretching
hundred
loath houses ready for use; an excel-
lent dnnce floor; a. dining room ov-
erlooking. the sound, brand vcranniiie.
“An empty country club is too
often the, result of poor cooking."
"it may re-
sult in lower bills but. it also rceiilts
‘ “llow litigyou llko' the New hill;
hinders?” the steward was asked.
for
F RAT'EHNALS
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Order of Eagles. Norwnlk Aerie.
No. {188. will hold :1. seliillmonthly
meeting iii 6 Mott avenue this even-
lug.
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Butler Lodge. No. 9?. Odd Fel-
lows, will meet tonight at in South
Main street.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds
of Bethlehem. will meet tonight in
Red Men's Hail. Washington street.
Are Dressing Dolls
For Chinese Girls
Members of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society of the First M. E.
church llt-‘ld the last meeting a the
season at tho homo of Mrs. J. Wil-
kinson. 178 Flaxlilil rend. last me-
iiiiig.
After routine business had been
transacted. the question of the
t‘llrisimiis lies to China was discuss-
i'd. The numbers tire lioiv gross-
till; dolls for the little Chinese girls.
'l‘hewot'k will continue throughout
the summer.
50850“.
to. Mrs. Vincent Marstco. Mr. and
. James Halt, Mrs. L. P. Arnold.
, -ford Young, Mr. and Mrs. \Vlll
Harlin, Herbert H. Smith. Miss V.
Fallon. Ralph Lyccti. George
Are to Entertain .
The Great Chiefs
Will Slim
Lines Gradually Give Way to Flares?
Woodward, Christian Swartz. Ar-
1! Sterling. Robert G. Mitchel”
-.lllp N. Knapp. Ir: 0. Gregory,
'I'R. Connery, Jesse ’1‘. Dunbal.
rlél F. Tristrum, B. M. Tcnny.
'1 d Goldschmidt. “Miss A. 1'}.
~11. and the fOIIOWing organiza-
1- ot the Norwulk Methodist
htch: Epworth League. Ladies‘
1 society, Philnthea Class. in
Q.- Men's Assembly and the Sun-
' school.
The orchestra is extremely grate-
I‘allo. to The South Norwalk
' 11g mntlnel for its generous
‘ l; in bringing the Activities of the
' estrs. to the attention of the citi-
\ of Norwaik.
Final arrangements for entertain-
lnging the great chiefs of the Wan-
omo. Council. 1). of P. on Thursday
night. were made. at a. niccting of
the council held last. evening at the
home of Mrs. Fred Malkin. 6 Sound~
view court. .
Besides being} “great chief" night.
this cp'cnt will also mark the tenth
anniversary of Wnnoma Council. A
program of entertainment to be fol-
lowed by refreshments has been
planned tor the evening.
‘Supper for the big chiefs of the
state will be served ct. 6:30 o'clook.
following which election of officers
will take place.
{road River Community Club
Planning Strawberry F estiv 1
Preliminary plans for a straw- of the details to be msdelleter.
.ry festival to be held Thursday. The committee in cher e of the
we 25. were laid at. the meeting entertainment includes Mrs. Thomas
the Broad River Community club James. Mrs. Edith‘ lt‘icdler. 'Mre.
d in the Broad River chapel last Harry Benton. Mrs. John Mills,
“ting. Mrs. J. Hampton Sherwood. Mrs.
The affair will be held at the Charles Guiles. ~' Mrs. Frederick
out! River chapel, announcements Ferris.
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Ask Yourself These Questions:
How much have I saved thus for in 1915':
At this rate. how much will l one during the you?
' Is that sum enough. or could I comfortably better it?
Why am 1 saving—what is my goal?
How soon will I reach it if I continue tit my present
. rate?
If your rate of saving is not satisfactory. make it
its in title Bank.
By MME. LISBETH
flea-ed silhouette and discard
. neatly the slim line?
question of the hour in suite
else. The slender line has p
resisted all clIorts at change.
coming and the fact that it
mauled unchanged for so
' )eem determined to the
it may be sold to be generally be-
time surely indicates that it met nit-
luly's needs. Now the time“ of. the new; high Hue;
Will women generally take to the
perme-
This is .the
riot cir-
revulled
for a long time and has steadfastly
I think
has re-
iong I
W“
.develo
I am. including the two silhou-
ettes in my illustration today.
In
the center I have pieced e very
smart summer
slimline. _
silk—orange and yellow.
The Medium in slums in the
two new dost. for winter weer (left
'l'he one on the left is
d
endarlght).
in climber
topcoet of white
flannel Which adheres closely to the
, Coin. cotter end accom-
panying court are in two eludes of
’ used. The flare is répeeted in mod-
eretion on the sleeves which are
cuffed in self materiel. Triangles ot
gray stitcbery on the sides above
the flare add another decoriitive
touch. .
Another handsome model is pic-
tured on the right. Brown cumin:
cloth is used and the flare is notice-
able although not as pronounced as
in the other cost. The shovel cellar
, Light Breezes K e e p
' the record crowds of lut- week from i
. my time during the day.
EAST NonwliLK
W
LIGHT CAMP
FIRES AT CALF
PASTUREBEACH
Down Number 0 1'
Council of Catholic Women
Has Season’s Last Meetin
Members Gather in St. Joseph’s School Hall
Are Entertained By Interesting Progra
Given By Calvert Study Club
' Visitors —— The Sec-
ond Float Is Needed
PRIZE WINNER
the Norttslk Council
Women was held at
The light breezes '30! yesterday
afternoon one evening prevented
dhrengtng to Calf Pasture Beach
yesterday. There were not more than t
150 cars parked on the bench all
Patrolman John Roberts found
that his duties were greatly light-
ened by the doc-reused iittoiidullce at
the pork. Parties oil the West end
of the beach built several fires in
”to latter part of the evening to
keep mosquitoes away.
homo owners of motor-bouts still
pcrniet in making it a favorite sport
to drive their craft at regular speed
close to the shore where thch are
many Luthers. 'l‘hls habit is liable
to prove dangerous to those swim-
ming between the float and land.
then with the small cr-ond of yes-
tel-day the need of the second float
toi diieis who demonstrated. i
A. Cuilovnii found time to con-
tihuo instruction of prospective Life _
Guards from tho t1out.. and there
was hardly room for free action
from the score of bothers who util-
ised the spring-board.
The Ellen U. with 11. party of ex-
K ATHLL
1 Who won the first prize in the re-
cent Elks Flag Day Oi'ations.
the entertainment.
Follow
over to Mrs.
Club.
This study club.
Ktlmer‘s works.
Mrs. Albert
‘ “Hound of Heaven."
of one of his best
”Luke Dolmcgc.”
15.1 ii..iu1;1i'i'1' among 0mm.
Harry Kemp. Robert
Two current events
cut-sionists milled close to shore ill
the evening and uliotvcd some of
tium to swim about ofi‘ the. heat-ll
tor a half-hour. Later the launch
picked 11p her splashing crew and
made off towards the Sound.
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An interesting amateur engineer-
ing operation took place into yester-
day evening on the south side at the
Washington street Bridge. when at—
tempts wee made to float
tho housobiit lying there. The
boat. occupied by Mr. ’i‘obey, has
been a iiindiiinrk for several years.
At high tile. with tile scsntiaid of a
street lights. endeavors Weremade
to move the craft with double pul.
leys and levers. The task was 11. ted-
ious one and was interrupted three
times when the relics pulled loose.
The tide receded too rapidly to ul-
low the completion of the operation
and further efforts are expected to
night. A group of spectators encour-
nged the workers by their presence
on the bridge, At 110011 to-
day the boat is resting with one
”id in the “titer. bill, with the other
end firmly rooted in the mod.
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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Verup cele-
brated their twenty-fifth wedding
anniversary this week.
’l‘hry were married at ’i‘rentop. N.
PERSONALS
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Miss Alice Hurley of 3 Elm street
has returned to her duties with the
Westport exchange. Solitherii
England Telephone Company. after
enjoyed a
week's vacation.
having
Mr. and Mrs.
l‘liixhlll road motored to New York
city yesterday. 11licrc they attended
show .
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Manuel Tariov of Hanford piece
was e visitor in Darien yesterday.
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Miss Mildred
York city spent the week-cud with
her lllOlllt'i‘. Mrs.
iese of South Main street.
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Mrs. Amelia Lockwood of
Main street is entertaining Mrs. Hos-
klns of New Haven for it few days.
Mrs. M.
Mr. and M rs.
Smith of
has been spending a few days with
her brother. Rev.
veil.
presented by Mrs.
and Mrs. Hawkins.
banded until the full.
The final meeting of the neuon
of Cltho
Joeep
school hall lust evening, n progru
by the Culvert Study club featuri
g ii short business inc
lng presi ed over by Mrs. Jescph
McElroy. the meeting was turn
lt‘redcrick
who acted as lciidcr for the Cliv-
which hold
“ oyvn litsi. meeting of tile season Jo
in put on fertile entertainment
tho Catholic Council members. a 1
. picui Culvert Club evening.
Mrs. Duniel ’l‘oonley opened t
program by reading some of .101
Miss Mary Howard reviewed t
life of Francis i‘iiompson. also g
lng Home of his works.
.l’eiirsoii read 1
Mrs. John O'Connor presented
brief review of the life of Can
Sheehnn. also giving a short rest).
known boo
Miss Alina McMahon read seve
poems of the more modern autho
Rudyard Klpll
Service. a
Paul Lav. rence Dunbar. "
topics 11'1
Thomas Flahe
Following the program. refre.
ments were served and the club d
Mor
New
pleasant two ‘ ' ' '
William Olean of road avenue.
past few days.
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t‘usaleso of New ' O t
(Jonstiiniiiiu' Casc-
West
bench.
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ltownli street
Smith in New Ha~ field street.
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Edgar
Beers of
Georgetown have been spending
few days with friends in Norwai
' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Broadhu
of Rewayton have moved to R
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Harry Orell of the Tokeneke re
has purchased a. new sedan.
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B. Scott of Winfield street was
visitor in New Haven during t
Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Corbet a
family of Winfield street spent 1
week-end at their cottage at Wal
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Miss Florence Austin of Portcli
ter is visiting her mother on W
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Miss Alice Joyce of Waterbury
visiting her sister on Winfield sire
Joseph Settle of East avenue 1v :
visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.
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.l.. .iono it. 1900 by Rev. Stephen
Vlrng. They lived‘in Hazelton. Pa.
for seventeen years. They are resi-
dents of East Norwalk at the pres-
ent time. .
'l‘licir fitends piesented thtm with
muuy bountiful gifts of silver. cilt
gloss and chino. Supper wits sei‘vt'di‘l'
and in the evening dancing was en-
joyed and games played.
Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony l‘cgnny. Mr. and Mrs.
Gusttuc Guidoslk. Mr. and Mrs. J.
ilisko, Mr. and Mrs. Rlilniiart. Mrs.
Louis Lchotsky. Mr. and Mrs. James
azalui. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
'l‘homus. M1. and Mrs. John Boron,
Mr and Mrs Louis Novak.
e 1‘: s
"101115.
A social and dance wits held un-
der the auspices of the Lady Mc-
Lschlnn Lodge. Daughters of Scotla.
at Red Men‘s Hull. Main street. last
evening.
Mrs. Helen McLachlan was chair-
man of the committee on arrange-
A progrs n1 had been arrang-
ed for the evening. to be followed
by dancing.
Lady McLachlan 'Lodge Holds
Enjoyable Social and Dune
Mrs. Lenibcrt Moulthrop eangt
solos. accompanied at the piano
her daughter. Miss Elsie Moulthr,
Miss Helen Tilley. a. pupil of M
Lodlco Weld gave a splendid
lilbition of toe dancing.
Bessie McLechlen.
Miss Hazel Mall-tin sang two son
accompanied at the piano by M
Rev. Ebert B. 13. home of the
Christ Church is to attend 11. young
people‘s conference at Pomfrct. com-
mencing this coming Monday. June
22. He will not be present to conduct
services at the“ church on the follow-
ing Sunday. June 28. His Wife and
Miss Lillian Lester will accompany
him mid he plans to deliver a series
of about six lectures at the confer-
ence. The name of the preacher who
will take his place on the Sunday he
will be absent will be announced
later.
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A series of petitions were circula-
The CLEAN ICE made in Norwalk. from purest filtered
“CICO” ICE
water. It is much better and costs you no more.
.Aceept no substitute—If your dealer will not supply you
with “0100" ice, call 540.
The Public is invited to visit and inspect our Butler Street
Plant.
The Crystal lce Company
tedted throughout East Norwnlk
this morning protesting egsinst the
creation of unsightly dumps at the
corner of Bette street and Seeview
avenue. a
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A meeting of the Junior Naval
Rescue of East. Norwsi'k was held
at the Community House last e1e~
niilg.
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Michael Pascal has recently plant-
cd about. ten acres of cabbage: on
his term on Winfield street.
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The car of the Westpbrt Chief of
Police has just been painted in the
“FURNITURE son THE sENTlRE HOME”
43-65 N 0. MAIN ST.
STERLING
FURNITURE COMPANY
PHONE 105
SOUTH N ORWALK
shop of A local auto body painter.
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lMiss Ida. Schoiicid hna returned
from Philadelphia. where she at-
tends schooi .and is spending the
vacation with her grandmother on
Strawberry hill avenue.
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Miss Jennie Keener of Winfield '
street was operated on yesterday in
the Norwelk hospital.
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Mr. Augusta Gredson of New
York is visiting his tether on Win-
field street for I few days.
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Due to the cool breeze which
swept of! the water yesterday after.
noon. the Nomik Country club we:
pncticnliy donned. A few enthuse
ieatie tennis players used the out
court. ut the other courts were ve-
cant. i! attenuate took the op-
portunity to roll them down.
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The tennis court recently laid out
enjoining the East Avenue )1. E.‘
church seems to be in excellent com"
ditton and its populu-ity is evi-
' which continues down so the him
fitment ie
donned by the number otyeung
More new about it. «shine
soon or OLGA fwooonuu.
14M FAIBFIELD AVENUE, BRIDGEPORT,‘ CONI‘
‘ Noble 280
d PROVE that lovely clothes at
little prices are a reality. we
y, j are eel-ting you to come to our
summer showing of
TOWN AND COUNTRY CLOTHES.
11 prices which will refresh the little
old checkbook like a dip in the sound.
models It 08.75--$18.00--$!I.50--Ifi.60.
‘ At the Weetport Manor House. West.
port. Connecticut. Thursdny end Friday
of this week. June 18th and 10th.
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Norwalk Chronicler