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MONDAY, JULY 13. 1925.
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Personal Mention
Local Items
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Tm: EVENING
A Page F or Norwa
omen
Feature Articles
‘ Club News
, Russ of Shelton, ll
be the princmal apnker at the
lo of the Fairnsld County He-
ioiln Woman's Association to in
‘ on the estate of Mr. Robert
bahun on the Baugntuok Road
ugutuck on Wednesday ..luly
rs. Pratt is District Llw’ldri‘ in
own N'lv York district. She is
ember of the Board of Juror-i.
of the Woman‘s National
loan Club. (it added lnlm‘cszl is
hot that Mrs. Pratt is the iirst
In candidate for the Board of
men in New York, running
not [he Tammany candidate.
prominent speaker will he Mrs.
Russ of Shelton who reprr.
Connecticut in the National
I’m- -
For Republican Meet
ll's. John T. Pratt of New York, Mrs. John
lrs. John Alsop of Avon
And Mrs. Joseph Flint on the Program
fl. John T. Fruit of New York
«olnmliteer Mrs. Russ is noted for
her iniorent in public affairs, especi-
:lllv for her splendid work in. con-
ilOt‘ililll willl tllv Slate ’l‘uberculoaifl
Hrlrllllll'lilnl lli Shelton. which, it
“ill llo. renumbered. is the. only
slate Institution in Fulriield County.
Mrs. John Alsop of Avon
bring in ivorihivliilr mossage. Hav-
isiriiuro, silo villi icll offiho most
iniunlile legislnlion of the session.
Mrs. Joseph it‘lint will speak on
.loml rlerfions this fall. Mrs. Flint
holds illP OIfll'o of Tonn Clerk.
lull-mi; ll‘lf' noon hour the Repubc
llcan “omen \illl halo basket
luncheons, Music. will be furnished.
Mothers ilrr- imlfcd to bring their
children nlm will enioy playing on
lllr= sandy hunch,
will
lug served her first form in the Leg-
d
g u
returned home. aftor visiting friend.»
W11 and Mrs. William lme oi. Linden
'trget.
ins Mary ()vrolll ol‘ Ansonlu ha;-
. visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank
3 hey of Jefferson slrect ior lhv
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. ill-s. Elizabeth w
ll . Comm. ls Visiting )l r. and Mrs.
open Doulens of Si. John sirwi.
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r. and Mrs. William Mills of
oath Main street are enjoying a
molar trip through Canada.
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E 11‘. William Hclnnling of North
if films has rFtIll'nv'rd to his home
Mr visiting friends in Bloomfield,
o’nsylvania.
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.fist Lehlgh Coal. Plants 8.: (Sonar—
.y,
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Hi5: Evelyn Loundr-s pl Bridge-
at in spending a. TaCalll'llZl will
[’3‘ and Mrs. Bsnlal‘nin Kali»:
hdstnut sirenl.
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I r. and Mrs. William Richards
’ ‘ Yow Havon have returned
{11 '1' home alter spending a work‘s
«nation with Mr. and Mrs. Benga-
min Kelley of Chestnut strum.
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g heel Olean. Sr. of Flax 'Hlll
,. has purchased a Mercer auto-
labile.
Ir .- )-
sGsorge Winters ol‘ .Ni-ii'tonn ave-
‘lmd. Michael Valentie of liar-l avo-
lid. Patrick Rooney of Chapel
Wt and Alcx Terry 01‘ Elv avonuc
iuotored to New York cily Saturdav.
hére they witnessed a. baseball
the.
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41ila'lo and. victrolas sold on easy
mils. Donnelly.—-—Adv.
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' .Eriends are roceliing cards from
miles Little of St. John sil'ooi who
i mending a vacation iii Canada
ml Niagara Falls.
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. . chry Forl‘il of
hoods enjoying a mo “'f'PI‘iS' vu-
on in Providence. Rhoda .lSluliil.
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‘Mlss Mary Hurt of lluyinoml
TQM has l'l‘illl‘lll’ll to hr-r home.
hi: friends.
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'Gliver Clark of Pellnoyrr sll‘H-f is
hduties at the Nash Engineering
mpsny.
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Iéztrge Poll Coal. Harris & Grins.—
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3}, M. Mlllor of 177 Main f-lil‘F-sl
'i returned to his home llflf-l‘ :l
3 with relatives in New York
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has Billy Billet of New Yon; city
“mill-tied to her home. altar
' flfllhgrlseveral days n'iih Bliss
W Thing - DON'T MISS IT
your nuns Ind address plainly
ungether with 10 cents. stamps or
. id thin I? to Gumbel-lain
W490i)" Du omlmmd re-
~18! maintain its continuing
. W'STADIEE {crimson
. . “Mon, grassy psins that
“about. biliousnm and constl' a-
WLAIN'S 00L!
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plain-to-
ienge; each deposit a
r. and Mrs. Percival White and ‘
of the Bronx. New York, haw ;
eiton oi Plainu
of.
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MPKllllry;
lithi- several days in Now. i’orl; ('liy ‘
flying a. two works' vnsnflon from '
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lsfalc.
The Luxury of Struggle
Those who find pleasure in doing difficult things
really enjoy saving. Each obsticle is a chal-
iSHORE DINNER
I IS PLANNED BY
. SEWING GUILD
:St. Joseph’s Hospital
Circle Has Accom-
In Past Year
The third annual shore. dinner of
liho St. Joseph's Hospital Sowmg
lxuild will he ‘hi‘ild Wednesday eve-
lnlng at the Dorlon Shore l-louse.
i A great time is promised. and the
gc-niccrs for the coming season will
jhe. elected. Plans for the yenps
work will also be made.
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l The prescnt omccrs are Mrs Ed-
l ward J. llaycs, president; Mrs. Mar-
lgal-et Bergman. secretary and Mrs.
inlary Mccklor. treasurer.
I This guild has done some wonder-
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till work ill the past for the, Nor-
walk Hospital which work is greatly
appreciated by the directors of that
institution
gD. AIR. Plans to Hold
l Summer Card Party
'l’lir l‘uinalu lllll ("hapioiz D. A.
ill, in (irccnwich, will hold a. mid-
summnr card party Friday affer-
noon. July 24th. at the Greenwich
Country club.
Bridge and IMO" hundred will ho
pluyrd and i'cfreshincnls will he
lswrx'ml. l’rizcs arr: to lip. aivardfil’l
ill) the card playinfz.
l Til" Pilli‘l‘illllllllf‘lli committee
conslsis 01'; Mrs. I. N. Louis. chair»
man. Mrs. Holcn Adams Holly. Mrs.
Mrs. Adlino Humor] Rungoe. regent.
of the chnpfcr; )lrs. Alfred Bros-
i-rf’all. bliss Louisa Mmd and Miss
.lonnio Kr’ni.
Florence Low of Van Buren axe-
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L'. .‘\l. Seligson of the S. and S.
tobacco store on Wall street was a
\isltor at (Tansy Island ycsiordn)’.
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l-‘rod Iiills ol‘ Moll avonuc
moved to France street.
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- —25 per (Jeni. of: on radios and
lloiid speakers.—~Donnelly's.—-Adv.
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. Harold Nowell of. Reed street
ixisiimi il‘lf‘llfi‘fi. at Fort Trumbull
Hirsch. Milford. yesterday.
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l Morris Bale of Commerce street
l\'lSliE‘tl friends at Concy Island yes-
l-‘l'l'lzly. .
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3 Mrs. Abraham Miller of Main
lsirsot is entertaining friends from
l.\ew York city at her home.
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‘ Traffic Officer James Mulholland
lot the Orange. N. J.. police depart-
lll'lelll. is spending his two week's
fiacaiiou at the home of his aunt
Hind uncle. Mr. and Mrs. John Big-
lulns of Burritt avenue.
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—Slorago Ina nemodehnl; dur-
ing the spring and summer month:
means perfect. protection-wand wlli
give you a, garment fit to wear next
fall. Twin City Valet. 67 No. Main
lilfreet. Phone ‘08--Ast
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‘ Mr. John Moore of the Norwalk
Fox Company has just returned
from a ten day camping trip at Lake
llnmonasco and parts of New York
new achievement.
plislled Much Work
Richard Outn'aicr. Mrs. Josopll ’l‘.z
Woir. Mrs. William Joy Wilson.
Mrs. J. ll. McKee. Mrs. George
Nanson, Mrs. Franklin G. C‘hapin.
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handed
broidered materials arc viii-ii com-
bined with any clilfi‘ons and similar
fabrics tor the. fashioning of elabo-
Heavy metal.
rate evening arches. The contrast.
of the tubrics as well {Hi the chance
for originality in design in combin.
in: them gim lilo cquturlers 'a
chlnce for their alarm and coma
stunning B0“ us are the result.
Illsry Lewis. ilu- American prim:
donna who is starring in tho
vivnl of "Tho Mm‘r)’ Widow"
Paris. is wearing n \vondarl‘ul gown
and wrap (loll) cl’ new and silver
cloth. llmny lrlcr H
sili 1‘"
re- .
in l leis
uscrl slilriii
METAL CLOTHS, CHIFFON, COMBINE IN ARTISTIC GOWNS
of the dress. while the lining of
the wrap is a shell assign. If is
.collured in fur. Msnv of these
lwrap: are lined with colorful vel-
m.
A bull gown of chillun and gold
cloth (right) nus the airy fabric
in a wide. circular skirt. with a
heavily em-
hroidf red and bonded
carnilno tints. The design of
gown. which is from Lucille.
inlnda one somewhat of the doub-
wcrn by the swashbuckling
llmlghis of the middle ages. 'l'hi-se
molded bodicns in contrast to full
are recognized in velveis
the
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lclosc fitting borllce
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in gold and:
. is a Paris model and is I. block null
and‘ ems! for tho drop yoke and hip flounco ; and thlfu‘np tor ill" youthful mom-
5 bers of illr: fair sex.
i Sheuiiiiiko gouns with (luring
panels. or tubular models are aim
9ways associated with richly beaded
effects. Princess
types of gowns in lace are frequent-
l_v made with cap», backs who”
lireo linos ill-cent ll gradual shsping
l of the bodice.
Tho clever little bar (upper left)
‘whlie creation in m applique do-
sign. If is one of the many small
shnpm that continue so popular
even through the summer months
land promise to be equally well
jliked r.» r {all wear.
lines in evening.
Silve‘rmine Guild
Plaid Coat Has
Pleated Skirt
. {Thigcoat introduces two of
the newer! ideas I ndvanccd . for
fall, the attached cipe that may
he'dnwn up over the head as s
profectlon'tinfstormy weather,‘
and the. pleated skittish. ma~'
igrinl is ll plgidnlxtiire- I
The story is told of an engraver
in the government printing shop at.
\V’ashington “ho. \vllNl ill?» {inst $31)
yellowback gold certificates were
issued. receivcd his salary in these
new bills and decided to fake a trip
to New Yors.
\Vhen paying his hotel bill be
handed the clerk one of file yellow-
bnciis. whereupon the clerk fumed
it over several times. then refused
as politely as he could to accept it.
saying that he had never seen such
a bill and thought it of no value.
"Why," said the engraver. “of
course it's good. I made it myself."
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‘xvalk can boast wonderful painters.
I thought.” mingled!
Famous Pianist Buys New
Home in
W as Formerly Conductor of Royal Opera in;
Hanover, Germany. Becomes Member of
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The Silverniinr district of Exor-
illln song writers and tumour. ailih- _
Now it is able in add an ill—_
om.
iernaiionally known pianist to in.
list oi residents.
Mr. Rudolph 'l‘lionlns, forllici-iy
conductor at the Iiollil Opera. lloum
in llnnover. Germany has just pur-
eliused ii home in Silvcl‘llilliv: \‘il l:
the llilcntlun f making his home
there. He llllS Just peuonlc n incin-
bot of the Slivermino guild.
Norwnlk residents will recall hin
wonderful playing at tho mum-n
given by Mr. and Mrs. William.’
Lupham in 'New Canaan lasi Tuts~j
day. .
Again on Thursday. Mr. 'l‘honlilsa
volunteered his services for the
musical given for the boned: of tho ’
Brookside Chapel in In. Old Red:
Illlll. with Mrs. George Scott Huh-
boll lit: \islosx.
.\ll‘. \Hlllils lli-I:;:ii lin i‘ill'(‘(‘l‘ as,
n. soloist and appeared with irlrlr
orchestras and in ll'l'lldi '5‘. Holland. .
Switzerland. levnt lsrilnln and Ger-:1
many. f
lie then became conductor at Illl‘ l
Royal Opera. House in Hanover and‘
justified the expectations of his l
famous teachers. Nikiach. Roger!
and Welngartner. ‘:
Arthur lelsch says of him: “His?
sense of ryihm is exceptional. nhile .
his fine tonal perception enables him
to bring out the full powers of the
orchestra. He has my highest in
colnmendallon.”
Miss Marleliller Is
Given Surprise Party
A surprise birthday pmy was
given in honor of Miss Mary Miller.
Saturday evening. at the homo . of
Mrs. fieter Lublunovlc of 19 (tot.
use street.
A delightful lime n‘us‘cnjoysd by
all. Games were played and rc-
freshmems served. Miss Miller's
friends gave her the best of good
wishes._
Among those present were:
Miss Mary Miller, Miss .Beriha
Miller. Miss Clara Verup. Miss
Frances Blamrlk. Miss Mary \‘acln-
vlk. Miss Mary Dohon. Miss Kate
Mlklovicli. Miss Anna Gujdoslk. Miss
Elizabeth Brekovsky. Mlu Anna
Brekovsky. Miss Julia Galodslk.
Mrs. Louis Brejaha. Mrs. Peter Lub-
lunovich. Mrs. Miller. Victor Bru-
cha. George Petrosky. Frank Six-im-
lslia. Chll‘lal Ghjodsik. Frank Singe-
wnld, Jonu Boltez. Frank Foreii.
Joseph Balas. Thomas Proser, Louis
Brejuchu. Peter Dohun and Peter
Lublmovic.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Luckett Jr..
and Ion of New Haven. united Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Luckotf. 8n. at their
home on '14 Ward street over the
week-end.
Miss Nollie Simpson of Baltimore
. 3 any any: with ma.
_ at no: how u fl
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lLangdon Island Is
. . iBecoming Beauty Spot
. SllV'el‘lTllrlel loggdcn llefT-lrundergoing a;
lprocoss of “ls-modelling and redec-
ornilng“ t-uc'l'l as bid fair to make
it (mo of the most. alfi‘iLClive lpotd
lll illls country.
A short film ago. Mr. and Mrs.
t'icorgo Waring remodelled their
home. until now if represents I.
; nork of am in lhr old Colonial type.
:rilu-cinl llutlihousos are. conveniently
placed for swunming purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly King of
Lansing. Ohio. haw bought both the
l'ochlin and the. Maxwell places and
limiting extensive alterations.
‘l'hero are to be beautiful glrdens.
:sinimlning pools filled with suit wa-
. ior
and even an Italian sunken
garden.
Mr. dnd Mrs. Roller
Sail for Europe
Mr M. Roller of New York city.
miner of the Roller E. 10 and 25 cent
Hares sails on the Steamship "Ro-
llonco" for Europe tonight.
While in Europe Mr. Roller will
combine business with pleasure. The
i‘olloning places will be vislfoil: Gar-
inany. Austria. England. France,
Switzerland and Belgium. Mrs. Rol‘
lcr will accompany Mr. Roller,
Mr. A. 'l‘. Dawson the lncul man-
'agel- will take care of the New York
interests of the firm during Mr. Iiol.
lcr's absence.
Nurses to Have'
Skyscraper Home
.‘x’ui‘scs oi' the Mount Sinai HOL-
pital of New York city arc to how
u. skyscrsping heme of their own.
Plans were held yesterday with the
building department in New York
tor the structure which will replace
the row of old five story flat; at
Nos. 5-1? East. Ninety eighth strut
and will extend through the block
to ninety-ninth street.
The building will be fourteen ntor.
lcs high and will have a bus 150 x
114.10. It will be located one block
south of the main hospital group and
is estimated to cost $1.200,000 ac.
cording to the estimate of Kain: and
Butler. who designed the structure.
Inn Remodeled As
Italian Courtde
The charm :nd qusinlneu a; to
old Italian Courtyard of tho six-
leonth century enhances the now cof.
fee house in the new! bank building
\Vesfporf. ‘
The public is invited to villi. tho
ports. secrets It tho coffeo house
which‘hu been remodeled And on-
largod as an old time Italian Court-
yard.
Picnic Enjoyed By
Philathea Class
Sixty numbers of the Phllsthu.
clan of the Norwslk M. E. church
enjoyed a picnic at Compo Belch.
Saturdu.
Th. members met of. the church
at 3 o‘clock. many of thin: offal-lug
that an to ink. the W to
”is: warming
i pt; bi 'l‘k'
MISS WILCEK
WINS PRIZE FOR
Has Accepted Position
On Supervising Staff
9f1 Stamford Hospi-
a
Tho many Nomslk friends of Miss
Mary Wilcek of Stamford will be in-
terested in learning that Miss Wil-
cok has just grldulted from the
Stamford Hospital Training School
with honors.
The exercises of fhe 1925 class
took place on the beautiful grounds
of the Stanford. Hospilul Saturday
afternoon.
Min Wilcsk won $25 in gold for
tho second highest marks received
during three yelrs of training.
She has been offered and has sc-
copted a position on the supervising
stuff of the Stamford Honpifal. Min
Wilcek is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wilcek of Stamford.
BELL ISLAND
confirm
WIN PRIZES AT
WEEKLY AFFAIR
The weekly dunes of the Bell Ill-
und Club was held Suturdly night.
Prizes were awarded to the succeu-
ful contestants of the bench and wa-
ter sports. which were hold July
4th. 'l'h lucky number dance for
children under eight was won by
Betty Bangs and July Jul—hoe. The
lucky number for the adults was
Won by Mr. and Mrs. E. Ksyser. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl B. eters donned the
prizes for those two dances. The
lucky number dance for children
eight and over. tho prize of which
was donned by Mrs. E. M. Kni’ur.
was won by Jenny Gomez: and Bud-
dy Mewborno.
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Two new members were elected to
the board of directors at a meeting
of the Bell island Club Compsny Sat.
urdsy evening. Commodore Alvin
Schmdeger and Dr. Eugene P. Bern.
ntoin were chosen to fill the rlacea
of the lute Chum F. Bonn. and
Mr. Harry bleLochlin. who nu given
up his relldencp sf. Bell Islcnd.
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Many noted pol-sons visited Mn
and Mrs. Arch Selwyn yesterday.
Mr. William Edleson of London.
England: Mr. George White of
“Scarsdale” fame. and Mr. A. H.
Woods. New York producer. wore
dome of the gussls.
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J. Hosmer Green of Danbilry vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Beers over
the week-end.
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Mr. and Mrs. D... McKilllcr and
family of New York are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Churleton A. hlewhorne of
Fine Point.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. B. C. Smith of
Englevvood. New Jersey, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Juno: C.
Stag: of Rocky Point road over the
week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Smith
made the trip in their new car.
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Ray. and Mrs. Paul Moore Stray-
er and son of Rochester. N. 11. had
the Rev. and Mrs. -Charleton A.
Strlyer 1nd dlugllter of Norwslk.
were the recent VlFliOl's of Mr. nod
Mrs. R. B. Golden of Rocky Point
road. .
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Mr. and Mrs. R. Brooks of Paler-
son. N. J.. spent the week-end.wlth
Mrs. J. Ferris of Crescent road. .-
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Palmer and fam-
ily of Yonkers are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. C. Dean of Smith's alley.
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Mr. James Curran. a former resi-
dent of the island and now of West-
porf. Conn. was a visitor on the isl-
and yesterday.
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The weekly bridge party of the
Bell Island Club will be held to-
morrow night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Faulhaher of
‘ PunicrN. J.. are the guests of Mr.
and Mn. J. Walker of West avenue.
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Miu Eleanor Leonara of Stumble
Inn who under-want it minor opera-
tion in New York last woek is now
well on the road to recovery.
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Mrs. J. Gloetzner of Daisy Cof-
ugo. Summit avenue. who has been
visiting Mrs. R. Gloetuler of East
Orange. N. J., returned home today.
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Miss Catherine Piggot of Brook-
lyn. was the wank-end gust of Miss
Allcb Cannon of Pin. Point. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Mcuchlln and sons.
George and Donald of Danbury.
woro visitors here yesterday.
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Miss Mabel Bernstein .of New
York who ha been spending a week
with Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Bern-
Iteln of Idle Hour cotugg Summit
avenue. ha: returned to her home.
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Miu M. LII-kin und Miss M. Far-
ley of Brooklyn were the weekend
IUOItI of Mia'uid Mrs. John Gai-
lughor of Killvlow cotton. Summit
uvonuo.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Ecwirth of New
York lure routed the Bide-u-Weo
cottage Wont Ivonne for the lesson.
Captain Cordon: of Brooklyn is
th- guutof Mrs. W. any of cres-
cont road.
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Mrs. H. Hadley of N. Y.. is the
of Crumt md.
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hit. and Mrs. mnnsw 30.1! of
West amino. «touched as guests
Sundial”. G» flu. Mr. 1’. Cor-
“ ”to
E. I: nu. was H. No-
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HOSPITAL WORK ‘
Originality Aim
Offldd Trimmiri
To be strictly up-ib-dsie you
must have as original 3 design as
posiibl’e embroidered on ' your
frock. This "ecstlime orienlaic,”
u it is called. is made we! irhito
cashmere over a y crepe un-
ecrsllp, the lattefirnformlng the
also dud skirt ban. Odd
oriental figures are embroidered
on the skirt panels.
DANCE GIVEN IN
VILLAGE ROOM.
SILVERMIN E
A delightful dance was given Sub
urdsy evening in the "Village Room"
on the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Clay-
vornilne.
About 50 attended and enJOyod
the dancing and the refreshments.
The next social will be given Sat-
urday, July 25th.
Harold Puget. president of the
"Village Room." Clifton Meek, vice
president. and Mrs. Clayton London
Were in charge Saturday night.
Mrs. Lawson Given
House Warming
A delightful housn warming was
tendered \Mrs. Frank Lawson of
Bond strain last week by a number
of her friends. Mrs. George‘ Hole
and Mrs. John Lynch arranged the
affair.
Mrs. Lawson was presented with
I. canary and cage which was given
of fhelr good wishes.
Those present included: Mrs.
George Hale. Mrs. John Lynch. Mrs.
E. Gerhardt. Mrs. E. Lawson. Miss
Mary Creamer. Miss Mabel Gaucher.
Miss Claire Mae Walla-house; Miss
Florence DeBone. Miss Rose and
Miss Frances Lynch. Mr. and Mrs.
Archur Hendricks. Messrs. John
Kelly, Thomas Hickey, Wilfred Ev-
erett. William Callahan. Albert N
Maruca. Samuel Livenstein. James
Mai-tics. James Mchlly and Mr. uni
Mrs.\Fl-ank Lawson.
Adverilso in the Sontinel for the
but results.
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ton London. 178 Perry avenue. Bil»
by her numerous friends as a. token
Silvermine Guild Announces
Summer Classes and Lectures
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Painting, Pottery, Woodwork, Wrought Iron
And Plano Lessons on Program—Special
Lectures on Opera Will Be Given
-A Illll'llllf‘l‘ of classes and l(i‘l|ll"il
(or the summer 01:192.”; um alinoullc.
ed by tho Sllvermlno Guild of .‘ir-
ilsfs as follows: '
Carl Schmidt is limdlng lllP (limits
in painting, a combo of ten weeks.
Paints. hrushas and paper at) fur-
nished by the guild.
Frank B. Kelley is. in charge of
the pottery classes “hlvh have also
already started and Will continua
during a ten nooks Collide. Mater-
ills used in then classes are being
supplied by the guild.
A class for chlldrrrn under fifteen
years of age will hi. arranged it
there is sufficient i‘ltlliilild, the inn.
terlals used in class also to bi; sup-
plied by the guild.
If the l‘C‘SldE‘ilui dcsnn .‘1 class in
wrought iron work \Vlll l arranged.
Robert Schmilt is in charge of the:
wand curving classes which also
confluuo for ten necks.
A series of eight luclurrs on l‘lc
opera and the music drama. .m- to
be given by Rudolph 'l'nonias mirr-
nationally known pianist. illi-y to lug.
gin tomorrow evening at. 8-30 o'clock
in the guild hall. Sili'ernllhc. “Car.
inch.” "Pelleuu and Monsanto," “ill
be first commenccd. .
There Will be corlll'lol‘wiic studies
of operatic forms and Myles includ-
lng.ngnor. Febussy. Strauss, Verdi
Stravinsky and so forth.
Group classes in piano lznlliwi to
six each will be arranged for morn-
ings, continuing for ten works.
DARIEN
The Darlon Police Di’rlul‘lll'lrL-l‘li.
his started to llccp a blotter, and
Chief Harry Smith will take ovnr
headquarters this week. The office
is now thoroughly equipped with a
filing cabinet no safe. The now
on‘lcers started to rennizile thll‘
new station by painting the cells in
the rear of the hall which him> not
seen a cost of paint for nearly thir-
ly years.
The town court will niect again
tonight for the third i-xsslon at (“lgllt
o'clock. Judge Charles limes Dana
presiding. At that firm several new
cases will come up. unil cases bounld
over from Saturday's session will be
heard.
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Robert De Conroy has gone to
New Milford for a limo \vccks' vaca-
tion to visit rclall‘w:
I
William Pratt of ins: Post road
went to the Boy Scout camp at T0-
quam this morning
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The Daricn troop of Girl Scouts
wont to camp Saturday on Miss
Wood's properly in Noroton. The
girls were scheduled to so last Wed.
nesday. but as arrangements could
not bé’completed they hill] to delay
lhe‘sfart until Saturday. This is
the sixth your for the troop at camp.
The property is on the wafer. so
swimming and boating can be en-
loved-
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A regular meeting of the Darien
Improvement Association will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30
o'clock in the Boyle School. 'I‘hore
will be no special speakor for the
Occasion. but the long discussed
question of a rrolloy station on Rall-
road avenue “ill be aired at tho
time and some definite action taken.
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The card party to be given lly the
Women's Guild of the St. Luke‘s
Episcopal church will begin at 3:00
o'clock at the Wee Burn club. Mrs.
William Weed is in charge of the._
bridge. The party is being held for
the benefit of the rectory fund. A
prize far each table is being pro-
vided. and refreshments will be
served.
Comes From Canal
Zone to Visit Parents
Mrs William Abendroth of the
Panama Canal Zone and her son and
daughter arrived in this city Satur-
day. They will visit at the home of
Mrs. Abendrotll's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Bates of 9 Camp street.
Friends will be sorry to learn that
Dr. Frank V. Kelley of 8 Filll‘flf'ld
avenue is confined to St. Vincent's
hospital New York city by illness.
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