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The Coach That Challenges
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AARON KOHN
South Norwalk
.l. l. MALLETIE
88 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
16 No. Main St.
South Norwalk ,
3 Phone 256
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RADIO
STUDWELL PIANO CO.
68 North Main St.
South Norwalk
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The Shop of a Thousand Utilities
We Call for and Deliver
12 River St., Norwalk
Phone 368
A. J. CollinsCo.
70 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
Phone 747
COMPLETE HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
BOATS AND CANOES.
to Rent
Slip on your old "duds’t and
try the fish
ROWBOA'I‘S
25¢ per hour — $1.00 per day
CANOES
500 per hour —— 82.00 per (lo!
Agency for Old Towns Canoes
Hickory Bluff Store
NEAR BELL ISLAND BRDGE
Geo. M. Schllchting, Jr... Prop.
HARBOR VIEW
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MRS. RINEHART
EN TERTAINS AT
BRIDGE AND TEA
Miss Dorothy Delmar
Reports Great Suc-
cess Selling Tickets
For Card Party
Mrs. Edward E, Rinchart of Har~
her View avenus entertained a num-
ber of friends at a tea and bridge
party at her home on Thursday at-
ternoon. A delightful social after-
noon was enjoyed. The first prize
was won by Mrs. William Mulrey
and the second was carried off by
Mrs. Carl Jackson. in addition to
the prize-winners, those present in-
cluded Meg-1811mm. Tollner. Mrs.
Edward Hold. Mrs. Walter Teahan.
Mrs. W. L. Webster and Miss Betty
Duval.
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Mrs, Arthur Askey was the hos-
tess at a bridge party given at her
home on Harbor View avenue on
Thursday evening. During the eve-
ning refreshments were served.
Those present included. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred S. Cousins. Mrs. M. L.
Jenks, Mrs. C. D. Steurer. and Rev.
Albert Thomas, The first prize was
Won by C. l). Sleurer.
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The younger set enjoyed an ini-
promtu dance at the club-house on
Thursday evening after the regular
rehearsal of the Tennis Racket will
take place on August 28.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rhodes of New
Rochelle arrived yesterday to visit
for the week-end at the home of Mr.
rehearsal of the Tennis Racket which
will take place on August 28.
s e a.
Miss Mary E. Costigan of Oakwood
avenue has gained the reputation of
being a. very successful fisherman.
After being on a. short fishing expe-
dition. she returned with fish enough
to supply many of her friends on
the beach.
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Mrs. Don S. Prescott. Mrs. J. Mc-
Cugan. Mr. Emil Hald and Mr. Al-
bert Ustcmer are visitors iii Pelham
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ward of Mont-
gomery New York will be cnterained
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jamil
fluid at the Cozy Corner College on
Uakwood aienue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs.
Jule Dakin, who have been spend-
ing the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Hold on Oakwood avenue,
returned to their home in New York
last evening. Mr. Clark is a theatri-
cal [director himself and much cred-
it is due him for the earliest way
in which he assisted Mrs. Hald at rc-
heursal lor the tennis racket.
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Miss Florence Clark of Rye, New
York. is expected to arrive today to
spend the weeluend with Miss Doro-
thy Bogart. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bogart of Oakwood
avenue.
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Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Doyle who have
been on a motor trip through the
Northern and western states have
arrived at the Niagara Falls and are
expected to return to their residence
on Gibson avenue soon.
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Mrs. Washington Dolley of Harbor
View avenue will entertain a num-
ber of friends at her home on Wed-
ncsday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deane and
family of Brooklyn are expected to
arrive loday for a short visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Dillon of Uakwood
avenue.
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Miss Dorothy Delmar. who is sel-
ling tickets for the Card Party to
take place on'ncxt Thursday at the
club-house is meeting with great
success.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osteemcr. who
Keep Cool
with a.
Westinghouse
Electric Fan
110 Volt A. 0.
220 Volt D. 0.
NORWALK ELECTRIC
COMPANY
11 No. Main St. Phone 2978
Piggly Wiggly,
GOOD GROOERES
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POPULAR PRICES
12 Main Street
Norwalk. Conn
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Mill Outlet Stores
(TWO 131.0038)
124 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Housefurhishing Sale
Basement
37 pcs. Decorated Dinner Set.
$2.95
8 qt. Blue and White Emeled
Water Kettle ............ 35¢
12 dos. Bottle Caps ........ 25c
5000mm saaeanoolooo 1“
7 Large Cups (8t. Darla) .. “c
15‘ qt. Aluminum Pea-colour ”c"
This is just a few of our
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Joseph ll.
of the New York Avenue l‘resbyler-
ian church, Washington. ll. l'.. who
ol'hclates at the burial services of
William Jennings Bryan.-
The Rev. Sizoo.
are on a tour of the New England
states. will stop for a few days at
the Cozy Corner cottage on Uukwood
avenue.
Miss Dorothy Delmar of Harbor
View avenue will entertain the
younger act at :1 bridge party on
Tuesday eienlng
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One of the most enjoyable menls
of the season was held ycstcrday lit
the Weslport Counlry Club. Mrs.
David E. Baxter was tendered a
farewell luncheon and bridge by
Mrs. Herbert P. MacGrcgor. The doc-
orations in yellow were especially at-
tractive, and the elaborate luncheon
was greatly enjoyed by the guests.
There were four tables of bridge.
The prizes were won by Mrs. David
Baxter, Mrs. Harry Bocse. Mrs. How-
ard Tierney and Mrs. A. W. Minuse.
Those present at the party includ-
ed: Mrs. Jule Delmar, Mrs. Clarence
Mitchell, Mrs: Louise Bruiicllc. Mrs.
Harry Stevens. Mrs. Harry lioese.
Mrs. Howard Tierney, Mrs. A. W.
Minuse. Mrs. George Strelton. Mrs.
Emily Hoag. Mrs. Charles Sleurcr.
in. Mrs. Theodore Henry. Mrs.
Claude Munscll, Mrs. Wilfred Coua.
ins. Mrs. David Baxter. Mrs. Herbert
MacGregor. Mrs. 'Herbert Stevens
and Mrs. David Page. ‘
After the farewell party. Mrs.
MacGregor accompanied Mrs. David
Baxter to her new home at South.
field point, Stamford. and attended
I. dinner there, Dr. MncGregor was
also present at the dinner.
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In the Tennis Racket. there will
be a. chorus of boys who will do the
“Collegiate" number. Those in the
chorus are: Jack. Wallace and Rob.
ert Macrery. Louis Busaid. Robert
Dunham. William Doyle and Wash-
ington Dailey. 3r. '
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Louis Busaid of Neptune avenue
will entertain over. the weekend.
John Keating of Dunbury. Frank and
John Doran, of Danbury also are
expected to be guests at the humid
home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heller‘ of
Harbor View avenue will entertain
Miss May Mackay of Mount Klsco,
N. Y., for a week.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Owen and daugh-
ters. Betty. Ev.slyn Grace. and Mn.
dents in the Maclarcn cottage on
many specials .
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Neptune avenue for three or four
INK.
lEXPECT A LARGE
.Monthly Meeting of
tonight at the riuleouse.
hoped that just as large a crowd as
attended the barn dance last Satur-
day will be. present
prizes for the lucky-number dances
will be donated by Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Mclnlosh of the La Belle col-
tligc.
Island club was held last night at
the.
was lranstcled.
den! at Columbia University. is the
BELL ISLAND
ATTENDANCE AT
WEEKLY DANCE
Bell Island Club——
Minstrel Show ~Re-
hearsal Monday
The weekly dance will take plant:
It is
tonight. All
The monthly iiiccllng of ”W Bell
clubhouse. Routine business
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Jolm (‘roakcr of Baltimore, a sin-
aiid M rs.
ROWAYTON
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MAY EXTEND
CARNIVAL FOR
AN OTHER WEEK
Heavy Rains Close
Frolic Last N ight—
Numbers 0 13 Door.
Prize Winners
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The heavy rain storm of last eve-
ning made it impossible to open the
‘lr‘lrcmen'a Carnival on McKinley
street. This. being the second bad
night, the set»back in proceeds will
be considerable.
The Ladies', Cake Sale. which was
to have been held last evening. will
take place tonight. '
Those in charge of the carnival
will decide tonight whether they
will continue the affair for a time
next week. it is thought probable
that this will Is done. :
Those who have won the door
prizes are not known and have not:
yet come to claim them. The fol-
lowing winning numbers are given
out and the lucky owners: may
claim the door prizes. The num-
bers are: 872. 1.040 and 1.595.
According to reports from those
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in regard to the oyster set. as there
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dtughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Taylor of Pennoyer slreet. will be;
Beach Radio Set
week-end guest of Mr.
Hurry Mcllermolt of
collage.
the
A rehearsal of the Bell
Minstrel took place. last. night
ihe home of Mrs. William C. Smith
The next. re-
hearsal will be held on next Monday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mia. Carl Peters of Beach avenue.
on So nimit avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lindseyfiousii of
the Overlook cottage and Eugene
H. Bernstein of, the Idle-Hour and
Martin Miller of Norwalk attended
"Dicrdre of the Sorrows." a tragedy
given by the members of llio Sli-
verminc Guild of artists at Silver-
mine last night.
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Mr. Frederic H. Houston and Mr.
H. Joseph Wright relurncd to the
Island today after a two weeks:- va-
cation at Lake 'Placid. N. Y.
Mrs. Eugene PI. Rich of the Rich
cottage was a‘ visitor in New York
yesterday.
a a a
C. Wellesicy Smith. son of
Canaan.
nament.
poncd.
a a o"
Breeze
island ‘nla beaches. Kathleen Key. actress.
Mr.
and Mrs. William C. Siniih of Sum-
mit avenue relurncd.to the Island
Thursday .after 7a' week's vacation
with Mr. Herman Hydto of New
Mr. Smith .was ,lo pair
with Mr. Hydie in. the doubles of
the Connecticut State Tennis tour-
but the tourney was post-
Portable radios have made their
amwara‘nm on the southern Califor-
is shown with line of the sets which
is rapidly bet-tuning it vogue.
and rights to the face. Each had
four roundsnind the. two others
\vcrcmonaidcred even. Sharkey's
whirlwind finish won him the decl-
slon. which was’ not \vell received
by the spectators. .
Sharkcy was the aggressor in the
opening round. _ After hooking the
King on the face. he started his
body attack. Solomon look the lead
in 'the sctfiid round by scoring of~
ion with rights and lofts to Shar-
key's face.
ped Sharkey in the laiter's corner.
but. in: the exchange the Boston
fighter Ill.’ over several telling
blows. he latter had a slight
edge in the sixth and in the fol-
lowing round ho peppered the King
with body punches which. how'cwr.
failed to slow up Solomon.
George .(Kld) Lee. of Worcester.
won'hie first'bout as a welterweight
by getting the decision from Tony,
Julian. of Brocklon. in the eight
round semi-final. Archie Skinner.
Sharkcy's boxing partner. knocked
out Clcnienle Surname. of Chile. in
three rounds.
Muriel McCormick
1n the fourth he slop- ,
nue is on a vacation from‘- his dules
in New York city.
is spending the w-eek end wit
family at the Orchard collage Sum-
mit avenue.
Thomas J. chgan of West ave-
1
Andrew J. Mulcare of Bro
lyn.
his
SHARKEY WINS
of Boston. last night won a close
decision from King Solomon.
Panama.
fought in a. drissle of rain at Braves
Field.
final round. when Sharksy cut loose t
with a terrific body attack which
slowed the King down.
weighed 190 pounds and Solomon
18¢.
-'I‘be Boston heavyweight
for the body all during the bout
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OVER SOLOMON
IN .CLOSEBOUT
BOSTON. Aug. ‘i.—Jaek Sharkey.
of
in a ten round battle
-All was about even until the
Sharkey
played
barnyard studio.
mick. granddaughter of
Rockefeller,
ambitions. emulating her stepmoth-
er. Ganna Walska. the Polish alrig-
er.
peeled
members who held places in the old
cabinet will be reappointed while
recalcitrant Seiyukal party cabinet
members will be replaced 'by ap-
Wlntees of Kcnseikal party affilia-
Studying for Opera
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.--(AP). In a
20 by 36 feet. in
Muriai McCor-
JohnD.
fostering operatic
.31 kc Forest. M his
is
Miss’ McCormick is the daughter
of Harold F. McCormick. harvester
magnate. and Mrs. Edith Rockefel-
ler McCormick.
look up dramatic art and at anoth-
or operated a modiste shop
partnership.
Baron Kate Asked to ‘
At one time she
ina
Form :a New Cabinet
TOKYO. Aug. 1.-—-(AP). Baron
Kato. who designed with the cab-
inet after a split over ncwlaxation
proposals. was reappointed premier
today.
Premier Kate has been ordered
a organize a new cabinet. It is ex-
ihat all Kenselkai party
alienation-
sorry to hear that she is ill at home;
with- the whooping-cough. Dr. C.l
G. Bohannon is in attendance. Yes-
terday was Marion's 7th birthday.
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Hosiery
Full Fashioned
us
12-14 No. Main St.
Frank ‘Jacoby '
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
So. N orwalk’ ff
A Shoe Store for
If you’ve. never bought shoes
much “Oonneally & Bracken shoes and service" means to. -
men who rely on us year after year.
Nowhere else in the city can you find more complete asserts '
ments of styles and leathers ind you’ll hunt long for a better ~.
opportunity to get exceptional value for your money. '
Conneally
South Norwallr, Conn.
Particular Men
here you cannot know bowl3
6? Bracken
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Clark of
Pennoyer street will entertain Mr.
Clark's brother. Mr. William Clark
and his wife from Tarrytown. N.
1'.. over the week-end.
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Mother service will take place in
the Brookslde chapel on Sunday af-
ternoon. Rev. Charles 8. Gray.
pastor of the Rowayton Methodist
church. will conduct the services.
The music will be led by Mrs.
Oliver Clark. The residents of K0-
waylon and Brookside are cordially
inviled to attend.
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Jack Terrill. son of Mr. and Mrs
'l‘eri'lli of Helen avenue. has left
for Providence R. l.. “here he will
be employed by the Packard Dredg-
ing Company
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Mr. and Mrs. Angel and daughter.
Rona. oi-l’hiladelphia will be en-
tertained over the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Marks
of Meeker Court.
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Mrs. J. B. Flannigun and dangli-
ter. Jean. of Rye. N. Y.. spent yes-
terday as the guests of Mrs. William
Richmond of ilowaylon avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson are
expected to return to their home
on Highland avenue today after a
two weeks' motor trip through the
New England states.
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Dr. and Mrs. Edward Wright of
Highland avenue will entertain a
number of guests over the week-
end.
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Mr. Edmund Emmerich of Me-
Kinley street has become the proud
owner of a new sail-boat.
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Mrs. Oliver Clark of Pennoyer
street entertained friends from out
of town at a luncheon at her home
on Pennoyer street yesterday.
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Mr. Harry Bryan of North slreel
took a number of friends for a sail
on Thursday evening.
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Milton Every. of Pennoyer street
is now enjoying a vacation from his
duties in New York city.
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The Friendly Club of the Metho-
dist church will hold its lawn fete
on Saturday. August 15. instead of
August 8. as was previously an-
nounced.
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Another of the interesting books
on the pay-shelf at the Revvayton
Library is "Soundings" by Hamilton
Gibbs. The background of the story
is laid in England and Paris. The
plot concerns the adventures of
Nancy Hawthorne. The book is most
charmingly written and appeals to
the reader immediately. Mr. Gibbs
is the author of “Gun-Fodder."
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Charles 5. Grey. minister.
Sunday services:
10 A. M. Sunday School.
11 A. M. Regular Sunday morning
worship with a brief meditation and
tho ord'a Supper. Sermon by the
pastor.
7:30 P. M. The union service of the
Baptist and the Methodist churches
at the Methodist church. Rev. John
Eager will be the speaker on "The
Will to Work."
On Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
place at the church.
01: Wednesday evening at 7:10
o'clock the regular mid-week service
will be held. ‘ ‘
Baptist Church
Sunday services: '
1,0 A. M. Sunday kneel—Andrew
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SINCE
The Home of Better Shoes .
The same reason that prompted our first custom-3;:
*ers to buy here is the reason why we are making“.
new friends every day—Courtesy, Honest Valuers?
Quality Merchandise.
1897
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MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington ‘St.
South N orwalk Conn,
Sidinach Bloated With
Gas Was His Worry,
Mr. D. Zelinka. of New York,
'N. Y.. writes: .‘.'I want you to
Plinow that as 'day passed for
months and .m'onths that did
not find my stomach bloated
with gas and shooting pains
darting through my stomach.
I felt hungry at times. but as
soon as I started eating. food
nauseated me and I. became
bilious. My tongue was coated.
the official board meeting will take
had bad taste and breath 'w'as
ollcnsive. I never thought this
‘my liver it must have been. for
could all be from my'liver, but -
your wonderful Carter’s Little them easy to take too". ‘ _._F°'i: .
Liver Pills I felt like a new sale at all tuggists. A
Schultzei‘s Saturday. Specials
Boneless Rib Roast .
Spring Lamb Fores .
Sirloin Steak . . . . . ..
VealRoast
Puritan Sk‘inned Hams
Roastiiig Chickens . . ..
39 and 4.3 Main Street. Norwalk
Westport, Georgetown, Darien, Stamford. Black Rock. Bridgeport}
Painter. assistant superintendent.
11 A. M. Regular Sunday morning
service. Rev. John Enger of Brook-
lyn will be the speaker.
7:30 P. M. L'nlon services of the
Baptist church at the Methodist
church with Rev. Enger as speaker.
KAPLAN MATCHED.
r BOSTON. Aug. 1.-—“Kid” Kaplan.
Meriden. Conn.. world's feather-
weight champion. has been matched
to box Dick "Honey Boy" Finneg-
an. Boston. September 14. in the
first outdoor show of the season the
Commercial Athletic association an-
nounced tonight.
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POSTPONE MATCHES.
STAMFORD. Aug l.—All matches
scheduled for yesterday in the Fair-
fleld county tennis championship
tournament at Stamford Yacht club
were 'postponsd because of the the
rain. The semi-finals will be play
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Guaranteed and manufactured‘
J. 1.. Melt Co. complete its
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described in our new 1925 iv
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We pay the freight.
. J. M. SEIDENBERG 00..
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