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SHE EVENING SENTINEIFSO‘. NORWALK, CONN. -.
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REV. V. SCALIZE .
‘ LEAVES JULY 30
ON VACATION
Keep Cool
with a
Westinghouse
Electric Fan
110 Volt A 0.
220 Volt D. 0.
COMPANY
11 No. Main St.
NORWALK ELECTRIC
Phone 2078
Will Vi'sit North
A d a m S,* ‘Mass. --
3 Young People Will
Conduct Services
. Rev. Victor Scalise of the Roway-
ton Baptist Church plans to leave
‘next Thursday. July 80. for North
Adams. Mala, where he will spend a
month's vacation. Hs will be Joined
by his wife and daughter Betty. who
have been visiting in Keeseviile. N.
Y. Rev. Scalise will preach his last.
During his abse ce services on Sun-
—- Special —
soxsyz u. 15, Card ..
Liberty Sip-Garage '
201 11. Wash. St.
Tel. 3343
BRAKE RELINING
TOWCAR SERVICE
REPAIRS 0N ALIA MAKES
. . . . . $8.45
Large “'edgo Cushions . . . . 81.00
3. Norwalk
day morning wil be taken over by
the Young People‘s Association.
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The annual Sunday school picnic
of the Methodist church. which was
to have been held yesterday. will
take place tomorrow at the same
time as was formerly' announced.
Those in charge of the affair decided
that Friday would' be the best day
in view of the fact that the islands
would be wet after the recent rain
and conditions would be more pleas-
ant.
The oyster spawning season is at
hand. Three of the S. Y. Bayle‘s
boats are planting shells- on “ the
1. 1. mums
88 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
ground formerly controlled by the
Stevens Oyster Company. The shells
are being placed on the splndling
anticipation of a large set.
C O .
Contrary to former announcements
the Good Will Society of Rowayton
of which Mrs. Edgar Iiaymond of
liownylon avenue is presiden will
hold its picnic the last Thurs
July. which is on the 30m. instead
of today. The picnic luncheon is
scheduled to take place on the
grounds of the Gilman house on
Rowayton avenue. which is now be-
ing occupied by Mrs. Gans. About
16 No. Main St.
South Norwalk
. Phone 256
twelve members are expected to be
present. The trip will be made in
private automobllés. The Gilman
residence is an ideal spot for an out-
ing. Boating. swimming and other
water sports will be enjoyed. as the
Chasmer's pond is situated in the
rear of the estate. Members will ar-
rive at about 11:30 o’clock and will
spend the day there.
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Friends of Frank Brands of Row.
ayton avenue will be sorry to hear
that he is 'quarantlned for three
weeks because of scarlet fever, in
Ohio. where he motored with his
sister Gertrude. Mr. Brands had
BE YOUR OWN PLUMBER
Save All Middleman'a Profits
: A Modern Bathroom, $55
Set. comprises 5 ft. iron enameled
bathtub. 21-inch apron front enamel-
ed wall lavatory. siphon action toilet
bowl. vitreous china tank. mahog-
any seat. nickel-plated etrlrnmings
with china index faucets. other bath-
room outfits as low as 845. “Wriu
'or call for catalogue.
M. SCHLOSSMAN & SON
545 Thlpd Ave., 36th 'St.. New York
made plans to hike to California.
starting August 1. but now. on ac-
count of the delay, he wiil return
to Rowayton with his sister by auto-
mobile.
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The “Slgwan.” a 50-foot oyster
boat with a capacity of about 600
bushels. the property “the Charles
Bell estate. was recently sold to par-
ties in the Connecticut River. ' The
boat was delivered last Tuesday
morning by John Jarvis and Frank
Stevens.
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The oyster boat “Sea-bird." which
is being rebuilt by Joseph Fowler
of Rowayton ave c, a well known
ship carpenter he. . is nearing coin-
pletion. The work is beitlg done on
the shore in front of the Moore
pr‘bperty on Rowayton avenue. The
craft is owned by Julius G. Bly-
denbcrg of Norwalk. After the im-
provements have been made on the
host. it is expected that it win he
used to take out yachting parties un-
J acoby 's
A Mid-Summer Dress
SALE
Hundreds of new models includ-
ing a big choosing of early Fall
Dresses — fashioned of the most
stunning silks of rick heavy
quality in newer and brighter
contrasts for mid-Summer wear—
and in the most attractive styles
of the year. (Values to $30).
$8.95
Men’s Summer Suits
Reduced
styles. Single or double breasted?
$10 $15
Actual values to $35
Of course 1 hey' re guaranteed
Stilts: simply broken lines that
we are going to sell quick.
JACOBY’S‘
South Norwalk
Latest styles: Sports or business.
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Muslin Underwear
Costume Slips, Night Gowns,
Bloomers and Step-ins
Regular price $1.25, this week
Special at we each
The N. E' RYAN co.
88 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Phone GEHEBE’S Prompt
Deliver?
"It7's here it it's Housewars"
ICE CREAM
WITHOUT “CRANKINCv”
The new "Auto" vacuum freezer
has made it possible to make
dainty ices. desserts and confec-
tionsl without the troublesome and
Simply place til! liquid to be
he and it does the rest.
”I Washington Street
sooth Noni-aux, coon. I]
tiresome turning of a handles
der the direction of Harvey Jarvis
of Crockett street. I
O O l .
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Tripp of Lo~
gan place entertained Mrs. Charles
Jaeger and children. \Villiam and
George at their camp at Lake Kit-
chen-an Park recently.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mills and
daughter Carol of Highland avenue.
are anticipating a visit of a week to
Springfield. Mass, where they will
visit Mr. and Mrs. David Mills and
family. They will make the trip by
auto.
Mr. Frank Ferris and daughter
Hazel have returned to their home
in New York after "spending a few
days with Joseph Pack on Highland
avenue.
Captain Ike Stevens of Logan
place. .well known oysterman. has
completed his season's~ ork of eye.
tering and, has had his boat "Chick"
hauled out of the water onto Andrew
. Mllls‘ railway, on the Row‘ayton ave-
nue shore front. The boat. is receiv-
ing a coat of paint and other over-
hauling by Captaln Stevens. who is
being assisted by his brother Frank.
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Mrs. C. M. Sherwood-and daughter
Carol Mae will return to their home
in Brooklyn today via the steamer
Belle Island. which leaves Roton
Point dock at five o'clock. They
have been visiting with friends in
Rowayton for the past week.
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Edward. Spencer and Helen. the
children of Mr. and Mrs. George
Moseley of Rowayton Ave., are suf~
icring‘from an attack of whooping
cough. Dr. Harrison of Stamford is
attending them.
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Mrs. Charles Funk returned to her
home on Rowayton avenue today
with her little daughter. Priscilla,
after her two weeks' confinement in
the Norwalk hospital.
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Leslie Hughes has returned to
New York. where he is a broker.
Pie expects to return week-ends to
visit his family. who are spending
a few weeks at the dome of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscagv Mills 11 Highland
avenue.
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Mn. John Broadway of Crockett
street h been entertaining Mr.
John wlor of New York for the
past few days.
frozen in the container. pack with '
Eleanor Davenport. daughtei- of
Mr. and Mrs. D. Davenport of Row-
nylon avenue. was confined to her
bed yesteeday with illness.
use
a
sermon for a month Sunday. July 20. I
beds in the vicinity of Rowayton in '
a copy of the bill.
Contractsfor 2.350 feet of macad-
am roadwork have gone to Paul
Bacco of Stamford. for roads in Da-
rlcn. The largest job in the contract
is 1,300 feet on Middlesex road.
There is also a. 700 feet job on Hill-
side avenue and 350 feet on Acade-
my street. .The roads are to be made
18 feet wide. and the contracts call
for completion by September 1.
Work will begin this week-end.
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The members of the Darien Fire
Department will hold their annual
outing on Sunday at the King's lot
on Brookside avenue. with games.
sports. and ‘a clambake. The pro.
gram will begln'at 10:30 o‘clock in
the morning and it is expected that
the annual» baseball game between
the married and the single members
of the outfit will be held. - I'rhe bake
\
take place on Raymond court.
Westside avenue .this eyenlng. when
George Hermon and Frances Bond
will play Newton Bond and Eleanor
Davenport.
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Mrs. Frances Doggett entertained
a number of friuids at a luncheon
at her home on Highland avenue
yesterday.
a e ' e
Twenty of the latest fiction books
have been added to the Rowayton
library. They were donated as ”gifts.
These books have not been placed
on the pay shelf. “Aces." a collec-
tion of recent short stories may be
borrowed at the library. Many
prominent writers 11m contributed
stories for’lt.‘ among them, Zona
Gale. Bruno Lessing..l:dna Fet-her,
Myra Winslow. Dorothy Canfleid
and Mary Roberts Rinehart. This
collection presents some of the best
literary talent of the present time.
111311 tide today—13:51 p. m.
9°- ’1‘.“
BELL ISLAND ‘
TENN S MATCH
TOM RRDW'AT 3
Fans Hoping for Good
Weather— View Co.
To Discuss Plans for
Bridge
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good weather for the matCh he-
tueen the juniors of Harbor View
and their opponents from Bell Is-
land. to be held on the Harbor
View courts tomorrow afternoon at
it o‘clock. According to present an-
nouncements. those who will com-
prise the Harbor View team will be
\‘ orman Davis. Louis Buuid. Wil-
liam Weeds. J1... and either Robert
Dunham or Ernest Busaid.. It is
difficult to determine the best play-
ers because their ability seems to be
so equally hatched.
Those on the Bell' Island team
are: George and Melville Riley.
Sherwood Smith and Andrew Mul-
carc. Jr. and their referee Will be
Eugene Bernstein: while Misc-Shir-
ley Johnston wlil' referee for Harbor
View. The rainy weather ha
y for them to
practice or
and it will be neccs
dry out before rea
games can go on.
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A special meeting of the Harbor
plice tomorrow evening at 8: so
o'clock at the clubhouse. Mr.
Theodore Henry is the preqident of
the association. The main issue of
the nlseting will be discussion" of
a long time an effort has been made
to come to some decision in regard
to a new bridge to take the place
ottheeaaaovbstag'paseacrpl
Tennis enthusiasts are 1100103 ‘0’ .’
wrought havoc with the courts here '
View Company is scheduled to take I
thre different types of bridges. For ’
lon'l)alley of Harbor View avenue.
avenue have been spending the last
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0111' $35, 000 stock of furniture now on sale at the
Corner of Franklin and MadiSOn Streets
Sale starts every day at 9:00 A. M. and to continue until entire
stock is sold.
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a ulna :4"le “- the S. S. Cleveland. where he has uI eon decotutions was white and gel
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\' (a..¢'. ” sn- anthems home by way of the Panama Canal. I tions in the home." ‘
0.7“]: ”.i'. 0 ”'0‘". “nm Young People InVitEdi accompanied by hits.1'crcyE.1"er-I '. ' ' s i
4m" Kin“... pigm'm. 11111. Hlsier- in- law of Mis.1<ootc [ \lerner U‘n'nun of Pine Po at. v
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' (M “will! IN] Cflfl’d “molt—.4“ outs Under K e n t fornitt in 1915 by way of Canal. and ' pccted home in three weeks.
sol-tn ind D. II lit 8".“ u" 0 made the same record in time—31 ' ’ ‘
. , I ‘ ‘ . ETEW'O “A,” Creuser ' days-‘11s on the motor trip. They 'l'ho 1'00! on the lmlcony of the .
I!" . tn]... ”Alumni!!! I” "fig-W Orgiestra. ' had a few difficulties to mercome. William Smith House on Summit
‘ i ' $5“)? . e . House has b-en rc nlred. #3:!
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- i s. l = ' '— u c. 1:01: trouser: son Off. I' 111111” I("Liruuds on account of the mud from lmue for llast()1a1is‘0.N.J-. . _
m. (”chm-“10:00 1.11:5;m0-03'3wr "ball. . '00P. P. 11.»de gunman. . . . (1eusei of the tom 01 ‘iuI‘inroleUS rains in Missouri. I tow "lornlngI Mm. site “1'!“ 0“,.“th
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.-— :tthsa Orcheetru' "" “'0' m“ P. If n Willt it was possible on account of Gloetzner. 'tsasj
fig “I” tel. z; Emmi All . :g‘ P. as Orchestra. . It is hoped that everyone in thehhu condition of the roads and the e e e mm
P. M.:Bellrlair'H Orchestra. ”h“ Orchestra. "d. In! '- :ommunlty will help in the produc— :opcn spaces.” .I Miss Lucia Turner of Rocky PM
Ill; Iggle'Iom' 11.03. x. "czmon—s 0:” "I $21-le ' tion. and the younger folks of thci e e . Road returned to the island loom
g; 14““??me I :ifigil ’- "girl flab, 01a. ~$p P I.—-llenowell die It. flag; iiiixdei‘o ‘alifongOh;)tfl11sat ilrtid . 'l‘he ladder tennis tournament stili after a short visit in I‘assalc, N. 3.?
l mood. organist. "Mun—M.41I§S'H_m'glm M iconiinues and the. t'hali. now shows ' ‘ ' ooh?
"En: mu, MI 0100 . "m2”‘n ‘ 00 PI I'M...— .0,“ Artists. gtitIotIokliznhggnztnyggmggo“3° “'- 8 Ithut many of tho. lil‘iit‘l l'llilyors aIiI-eiI 'l‘iIie wIeeIkIlIy ThuiTllImI; night (gum-
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: . I. been mil. E - .—Lectun- ill ‘0‘: Am ‘ “"5 “'1" “3““ be available ““dIifonogg; i number of residents will be Drew
1 P- l—AMI On «its. "—0“ “I” rnuaie. 0° PJI IA . ' will take part in the show. These 1 . . ‘.
to: .M.——v1aesnm1 Percy. organist :.80'P l.—lerbert has ”annual l—John Gloetzner. 1 than at last weeks affair. “3W
swam. Nwlusl‘cfie. In”. caveman—seas cum. mm M" “mm” S“““’“""“ ‘1'” “"1 ““ "~Dlgby Mason. ' ' ' ~—
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7:00 P. IL—Monon ‘ ‘ u'_ n "' "7 estra. {30 P- "-— FH'N ‘0 3°” Foote of Bell Island will he lnterest- .. . ' - a e e
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wnfi pmm‘quu 6:85 EN .—-Chi'ldrens sto name A! opus—44111.20 inter place, was the experience of 1,_(‘.00 PUe' 'L. Ortiz.
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11.15 P. -concert freai Willows. 12530 ‘- HI_“ “we” om” "cu“ ‘ the beach in front of the clubhouse. tortluv at hm home in Alameda for that ever gave me relief. It won“
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. 1 . . 1' . v1~ Mis- Edward 111.111 of 0071' Come! 110111... Point road. FOLEY'S. Roms: ,eubstitutea—Adv.
.- DARIEN Itho sitcom int: “.an cw. cottage on Onkwood avenue. \vlll . _ ;
. The weekly showing of movies celebrate her fifth birthday with a v
. party next Wednesday. It will be .‘
“WI“ “In“??? :3“. xubIIinuso 1:: held on the lawn of her residence. 512E]!
Icvtning. J c mt.“ p“ we: “ Twelve children and about twenty- :‘ .
l“ll.\nnmltc Smith“ with Lharles six adults will be present and invl- . o
. lllay and although this was rather lotions are how being issued. This} . :15 11..
‘ it bloodeurdilng melodrama, it was is expected to be one' of the lnost' / L .‘t
OF TOW PLAN COMMISSION 13'11"..1:1'..:1:.'1.';' 21' 1:131:13: ' .
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un or member. of the beach. .
. 1 comedy which pleased both adults the yo g s it: _ ”l.
innd childicn. The music was fur- Miss Florence Burke and Miss: ’ i ‘
— e i nishcti by Hubert \llllei. Many an- B “3 Hall of Toronlo. Canada. nhoi '~ .- .
Resignation of Two Members Accepted Judg "when... were m... 1.. regard .33. he... mm“... m H... mm... i. '
Norman and Joseph Peterick Elected to ... me IterImisIImcka' thell)I1;tel1 a Edward 13. 1...... m. mm... ave-i ‘The ex 6(3th 6S1".
iuppor. .11 ’0' “y even 5' "l“ ° l" line for the past. week. expect to \lsitI _
Commission—Contract?) for 2,350 Fet of _ 1“.""33 m... to at. .1... 0.. m. N... .0... WWI... my w... ”“3 1,
san - accompanied to the tity by bk. and bl l ‘.'. .i'
Macadam Road Given ut . , _ , I... IIIIII 11...... 11...“... “I Bowen! is (1011 we come . :
David Dcssau was appointed the will be served shmtly after noon. '1 Mrs .CleImentrliII. I.1‘:I'I'IXI|"I,?mer;fm:‘LOlInImdo' and M": and Mrs. E' B I Family tree are strengthened, the .
new chnirm of the TOWN Plan Tickets may be purchased fromii’ll'l‘aVi‘eliOnlihritulunlcllioo: aiiilmbritilgre a1. . . . I fires of friendship are nourished, _
Commission at 11 special meeting held anyone 0‘. the £011an {with 15,1 putty at ll(‘i home in Westport ves- D1. Washington Dolley and daugh— by S Vi!“ to those whom you don’t ‘ _,
3:de eveningbwhen thee ”Mfg;- il‘iimltioriigi?313011111:er Enigma“ tcrduy utternoon. 'lhe luncheon ter Luella. and son George. of liar-I see as often as you would like to. 5 .
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:pgcngfi “31:01:;tirlljl‘:\:nrliicwbltout Schmidt Joseph Strehle l'rank I l. llile w. |: prettlly decorated for the bor \iew avenue \\ out on a slIJct-eshs-I ‘. Vififing “a plwure to both—[iro- r1 _ 1'."
Nellson and Frank R. Iiolmes had Standing. Carl Brenner. Ernest I.‘°“""1"n "n,” ‘th (“was were 05-. {iiiifllsii‘tgi:31:::dr:if:31“mrni;?m‘ci Vidal it ‘5 convement for “1Q
both tendered their resignations at Ernst, and Captain Thomas O‘t.‘on--llmmlly “mo" ”’“h I"? “K "' dnlnt) ‘ R ‘ -‘ i hostess to entertain her guest. .
previous meeting. These had been nor. IliaIndkerchief encloseilIln a wrapper. "0“"(191‘5- . . . | Give yourself and others 1516 ’15
bl l Th t . l lncd their . . . , ”We were twu tables of brldct 1 , . . ”no
in or. e no cxpa 11 . Miss Murgart-t “'heelock of ans—l enjoyment, by all means whenever, ...
wish to 1etl1e from the commission \\ o'rk has commented on a new ‘9 "'5‘- “”10 “"3 “U" "5 Mrs. ion is being mmflamod M31158 Elva- on can B tfi l k, 111 t - .f' 3.
to give all theirdlme to the posts ofilenuis comt on the .\'oroton MunorI Thmdm Henry and the IsetondeIIII i... or 1‘1rl-enoe avenue 'I‘hc' y . I: 1'! ma 0 sure a a“?
‘ i1 Bierh \\ hit it \1 ill be. for the use ”"2“ ““5 unaided “' “r" film-g“ i m“ 'l \ ‘ I 0‘ you Will he expected' You can do
Police Commissioners. to which they 11 l . 1II 'i\\'1> “I,” a”. momma!“ at the
here appointed. t g 1,01 all the residents of that develop- ””0““ ”05° ““0 were Flel°nt'\. MIMI tion “In,” . this easily by telephone toll service
. I l - besides the. hostess and the pl'ize- ‘ ‘l H “ ' d u). bifuln will b ‘
Judge Mark Normannnd Joseph "n“ ' . . . \"inpera were Mrs John q potter ' ' ' . —an your Oils 9” Q i;
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iliel-egiiiiniitssilhlfuiszshchiciil‘uiltlldilh‘: Th” Highway Department 0! the. {\JIrshHowar‘rl I‘m-m" MW. FrankIIIIu::‘;fly“?::;I“:E {Sisal}: “1;;th Motif: ‘ apprgcggid. ‘
ish the remaining year of two-year T”““ 0‘ Darlcn ““5 ”k?“ 0"" ‘2" 0° and Ari" ltuiJ. il.illi.'1n Sthork. Mrs. Wallace Ma- ‘
terms left vacant—and Dessuu. who small truffle island “‘ “’0’" of t e ' ‘ ' ' lorery and Mrs. .I. ll. \\'urll1mnn. 2
has served half his term. was elected "““road 5“"10" by the 105‘ “’“d 0“ Mrs. J. .l. Stier and Mrs. E. Fur- IE ' Tfih
chairman. . the West side of the bridge. A cen~ . man or Harbor View avenue. Mid Mi. and M15. Wilfred Cousins and 1 se
111 the business session of the nicet- “N” “"4““8 is ”0“”; placed “mum! “M's l'utman 3 5‘31“"- Miss I'CtCISOHIs-on \\' ilfrcd Jr.. me expected to re-i “r . '
in; building lines were established it. "1"“ ”l“ "““mr will be resodded “I 3““ “M" and illis.\\'.Holster-It"1n to their home on Haihor View ‘I 0 '
on part of Mlddlescx avenue from and planted “'“h shrubs. ““8 yestcidny motored ‘0 Easton“ Itoday after spending the past two: a A: '5
Mansfield avenue to Hollow Tree ' ’ ' . “ltcrc they were guests at a lunch—'“peks on a mom, trip to Canada.! , ;_ ~
Ridge road. and also on Highland Fritz “.esterling of first Istreet. (on ghen by Mrs. Jacobs. Iylgmng Niagara Falls and otherf 1:
“9“qu Secretal'y . Charles P. East Norwalk. assistant to LBW-M" e e e points of lnter.est i .i’”
Rumpf was instructed to draw up (IConnor “1 ”l” “W“ Taxi is tnk- Mr. Jack Roddlc of New York until ‘ ‘ ., I '1'“
notices of this action and prepare “‘5 1" \acation ulth his 3:“ anI‘h‘Pcnnsylvania, who has just gradual- Miss Molly Kimball. who has been .
the advertisements for public infor- “mare“ 0" an ““10 “3‘" 0" ““3 A‘ ed with honors from Carlislevand the guest of Miss Elva. Minuse of' ‘ 1’
matlon. leglianies. . . . DickensOn College in Pennslflvania. Cockenoe avenue fol the past twol _‘ 2??
In spite of the passage of the act . is expected to arrive tomorrow to weeks will return to her home in ~- I
by the last session of the Legislature '-'——‘.—‘-""’ visit for a wear at the home of Dr. Bristol todav. . 1 THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND . 1; ii
granting the commission powers of “I W. Dolley on arbOr View avenue. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ TELEPHONE COMPANY ‘ ' ‘ 4.
zoning. no notification of this fact HARBOR VIE ‘ ' ‘ Mr. Aaron Cornell of New York BELL SYS I?!“
has been received locally.Iand the AW Warren Potter of Cockcnoe avc- and Oyster Bay. is spending a. few . TEM c_ ‘90
secretary has written to Hartford for ' hue and -Louis Duzaid of Neptune days with his sister. Mrs-Washing- I One Policy 0 One Syrian . yummy Service “ SI
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