DARIEN
FDR WEE BURN
AT NEW LINKS
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,Boy Saved From In-
jury By Quick Work
. 0f Driver —- R u n s
i Into Car
1 Contracts limo been let for the
. 10w $50. 000 club house for the “'00
hum Golf Club. Their present club
i.
be new one is completed at Halter
.tidgc. The "line originally was
”ruined became of lack of space at
he old Woo liurn hole course—one
it the oldest. in the. country. The
.r and at. Hillier Ridge has given room
:t’or an 18 hole ('DUI'SO.
I The new t'Tlli) house is to be of
‘Oliel'olu and hollow tile structure
'1nd at the California mission type
>f lll‘i‘hiii‘tllli‘t‘. It will be on a
:moll near the 18th hole, and will
joininand it Now all over the course.
Find out. over the uhol‘t‘lllm to Long
.eisland Sound. There will he a lock-
,'er room. pro's shop. dining and
zrili room, and a. large ballroom in
.‘ho center. For tennis enthusiasts
there will ho tour turf courts and
four elay courts.
> The building contract has been
~twat-(led to Marcello Mazzullo of
Port, Chester.
'itzimford have the. plumbing.
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Lawrence Rudolph, six years old.
1nd a narrow escape from death by
11110 yesterday. It was only the
wick work of May l’riddy of Her-
uan avenue. Noroton Heights. that
,aved him. Miss Priddy was driving
111 Chestnut street where the Ru-
' lolph home is situated, when the
boy ran out into the street. She
pulled her car obliquely across the
road, and missed the .hoy. The.
child, however, could not stop. and
.ran into the rear mudguard of the
‘ear. Dr. R. \V. Crane of Stamford
attended the child. whose injuries
swore not serious.
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Seven auto 'iaw' violators paid
‘V lines in the Darien Town Court after
- sentence by Judge Charles Rates
- Dana last. night.
' Charles Callahan of Ridge Boule-
vard. Brooklyn, pleaded not guilty,
- but was found guilty of reckless
V'ilrlvlng, and fined :25 and costs.
The same line was imposed on
Charles Ferriinda, of East Hartford,
Sfound guilty On a similar charge.
:J John 1‘. Anderson of 617 w. 15211
“street. New York arrested on August
LS by Officer Anderson of the Darien
3 Force. was fined $10 and costs.
j; found guilty of speeding. Matthew
:1 iI‘icstcllo of New Canaan. Mrs. M D.
t \rn'old of ’l‘okeneke tlll‘ford W.
‘Nlanek of West. Cedar street. South
>.\'nr\vaik and Paul Pashewich of 18
"Woodland avenue. Bridgeport. were
each found guilty of speeding. and
each tlned $10 and costs.
Several cases, among them that of
Rance I’noley, Joseph Roth and
Stephen Roth. three local young
men. charged with assault and
liifiach of the. peace, were postponed
it next Saturday.
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No inquest will he held on
L/
the
16 N 0. Main St.
: South Norwalk
Phone 256
30x3l/z Fabric Tires $7.50
30x3l/z Cord Tires $8.50
AARON KOHN
Oldsmobile Sales and Service
Phone 489
9 Railroad Avenue
South Norwalk, Conn.
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death of Mrs. Victoria Suntoro of
Hillside avenue. Noroton. it was an-
nounced yesterday by Coroner John
J. Phelan. The ll": year old woman
shot herself with a, .45 caliber Colt
on Friday morning as she lay on a
couch at her home. She is surviv-
ed by a husband. and o. 16 year old
daughter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Johnson
have left on an auto four of the
New England states. They will
spend a few days in Vermont.
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Edith Cantrell. Florcnc Gillette
and Elizabeth Davenport of the
Post. road are spending a few days
at Pine Grove us the guests of Mrs.
lsabel Slauson Bihhlns and Miss Ella
Rates who are summering there.
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The house of Reed Burgesscr on
Leroy avenue has been repainted.
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Miss Emily Haney of New York
city is a guest at the Dutch Oven
lnn. Noroton.
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The John P. Altman house
Old King's Highway is being
painted.
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Miss Ferguson. supervisor of the
department of domestic arts of the
Darien schools, is spending a few
weeks in Beslon.
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Miss Caroline Miller and Miss
Mary Johnson are spending a va—
cation at Mystic. Conn, with friends.
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The foundations are nearing com-
pletion on the. new house on the
Selleck lots at Sedgowlck avenue,
being built for Charles 11‘. Muller.
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Dr. and Mrs. Harry '0. Hanson
will stay at their place in Bridge-
water, Conn.. until Labor Day. when
they will return to their Darien
home.
MILLINBRY
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REPAIRING AND 0 lAtlliING
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
34 WEST AVE. 3'03qu
SERVICE STATION moss: 1:01
to 0'. ts. :
A Modern
Bathroom
$5.00
Complete with nickel plated fit-
tings. Set comprises ' ft. enamel-
ml bathtub. wall basin. china
1: ink. siphon toilet bowl with oak
Full line plumbing and
sent.
booting ouppiles Write or cell
for ooial no. If. comm
POLHEMUS
LEADING MILLINER
61 North Main Street
Phone 314-5, So. Norwoik
Furnish Your Home
‘30 to,50°/° sari, ;
Sterling
Furniture Co.
48-66 No. Main St.
1:80. Nanak
BELL ISLAND:
SENIORS ARE
CHALLENGED IN
TENNIS TOURNEY
Weekly Bridge at Club
Tonight— S e l wy 11
Show Opens in Stam-
ford Tonight
The Harbor View Seniors have
challenged the Bell island Seniors to
a tennis tournament. The match
will be played either this Sunday or
the following at Harbor View. The
make-up of the two teams is as yet
undecided.
The weekly bridge will be hold at.
the clubhouse tonight.
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C. Wellcsly Smith. 0011 of Mr. and
Mrs. William C. Smith of Summitt
avenue, has crept up another notch
in the ladder tennis tournament.
Starting at 17th place last week he
climbed to 11th. and is now okhth.
having defeated Albert Erlskine. 6-0,
6-0; Jerome Doyle. 6-0. 6-9. and
Billy Selwyn. ,6-0, 6-0.
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Mr. Frank Mulcare of the Orchard
cottage. Summitt avenue. is visiting
in New York.
Mrs. Edward McGowan of New
York is visiting Dr. and Mrs. John
J. McGowan of Beach avenue.
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Miss Eleanor Leonard of Tumble
inn was a visitor in New York yes-
terday. .
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Mrs. Harold Turher, Mrs. J. Stuart
Whiteside and Joseph Whitcside, Jr.
of Becky Point road. were visitors
in 'Whito Plains yesterday.
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Miss Mabel Bernstein of New York
was the guest of Miss Alice Bernstein
of the idle Hour. cottagb over the
w-eck end
5
Steward Charles Price‘s weekly
luncheon will be held at the club-
house tomorrow noon.
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Malcolm Hayes and Arch Sclwyn.
Jr. visited with William Sclwyn in
New York yest.erd.ay..
Maurice Jencks has returned to
White Plains after visiting Charles
Sniffin. Jr. of the Cosinook cottage.
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Miss Anne. Scanlon of Brooklyn is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Farrell.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jordan have
been entertaining guests from out-of-
town since the weak-end.
I 0
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Mrs. Joseph J. Strohmcyes of
Summttt avenue will entertain at
luncheon and bridge at th0 club~
house tomorrow.
0 ~0 0
Miss Arlene stenz returned to Gar-
den City. L. ‘ 1.. today after spend-
ing two weeks with Miss Alice Bern.
stein of th‘ldle Hour cottage. Sum-
mitt 0vcnu0. Miss Stens is the girls’
Itmior tennis champion of the Hor-
ace Mann school and is the daughter
of mi. Bernard Sioux. the Metro.
polltsn women' 0 tennis champion.
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Brooks Peters. 0011 of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl B. Peters of Beach avenue. was
a visitor in New. York yesterday.
Miss Shirley John:ton. who will
cornpete against Min Anne Mathews
. of Pine 110101.10 0 dlvfilg exhibition
11110 m WWII! 'Ilcl'niw
BRlDGEPDRT
CITY EMPLDYE
lS ARRESTED
Charged With Driving
Truck Under Influ-
ence o f Liquor -—
Storekeeper Held
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BRIDGEPORT. Aug. ll.~—Geo.
Ashhurn, 43, 10 Havlland street. an
employ-c of the Department of Pub-
lic Works. City of Bridgeport. was
arrested yesterday afternoon. about
2 o'clock by Motorcycle Patrolman
Patrick J. O'Rellly on 0. charge of
driving under the influence of It-
quor.
A truck owned by the department
and operated by him struck 0. car
driven by Patsy Musone. :6. 2017
Main street. at the corner of Grand
street and Housatonic avenue, about
1:40 o'clock.
Subsequent to his arrest. on in-
formation givcn by Aihburn to the
police Giuseppi Vazuno. 8’. 131
Hurd avenue. a grocery store keep-
er. was arrested by Sergeants Arnol-
sky and Maloncy on a. charge of
selling liquor. Vazuno. who is a
second offender. having been con-
vicicd on a similar charge in No-
vember, 1923,
of 3600. The arrest was made at
his store on Hurd avenue about 8
oclock.
Ashburn is held under bonds of
$300 and is also charged with. op-
erating without a driver's license.
in a practice session st‘the Island
tdniorrow.
Mr. Edgar Selwyn. brother 0!
Arch Selwyn. will introduce his in:
test show in Stamford. at the Stem-
ford Theater, tonight. Among the
islanders who will attend the open-
ing of “Something, to Brag About."
are:
Eleanor Leonard,'Lester F. Ortiz,
Jr.. C. Wellesly Smith. Andrew J.
Mulcarc. Jr. and the Selwyn broth-
era.
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Mrs. Helen Smith. Mrs.
Neumueller and 0011 Walter." Ind
Jack Hall oil-Greenwich were the
guests of Mrs. Eugene P._Ben0t0in
of the Idle Hour cottage over the
week-end.
0 0
Mr.. Charles Seelet is making ‘an‘
addition to his h0u00 Bdgewlter on
Rocky Point road.
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Michael McNulty.~Jr. of Lurch-
mont. is the guest of Mrs. Char-100
Silkworth It the Soundview House.
. .- 0 0
Mrs. Harold. Meade 1- on 0 trip to
Albany this week;
I o 0 -o_ .
Miss Margaret Scary. :Hill It!
and contests will be held. Box lunch-
is held under bonds,
‘Doris Turner. Ann MILTEOWI.‘
Walter ‘
tor. Mrs George Lsnphere at her
residence in East Hartford. Conn.
will soon‘be ready for occupancy.
few days in New Jersey. .
ROWAY'l‘ON
W
CLUB ROOM IS
TO BE BUILT
,IN FIRE HOUSE
Lawn Fete of Metho-
dist Friendly Service
Club to Be Held Sat-
urday '
The regular monthly meeting of
the Roweyton Hon Comvlny WI!
held lut evening. In addition to rou-
tine business, plans were made for
the immediate improvement of the
second floor of the H000 House. It
has 0000' decided to turn it into 0
sort of 0 club-room with 0 0hower,
pool tables. and other forms of re-
preatlon for the members.
George Housman 0nd Weoley
‘ Wood constitute the «committee in
chuge. The work will be begun at
once by George Holtsmsn end it is
expected that it. will be completed in
about-o week.
With a club room in the building,
it is hoped that the younger mem-
bers of the Bose Company will be
encouraged and willing to attend
meetings more regularly. Reports
were made in regsrd to the alien to
be installed in the Bose House. it is
now on its way from Chicago. The
proceeds from the Carnival cannot
Yet be determined until all bills have
been turned in.
O
A meeting was held last evening
at the hom0 of Miss Eleanor Daven-
port to make plans for the Lawn
Fete to be given by the Friendly Ser-
vice Club Saturday on the Methodist
Church ground0 from 6: 30 o'clock
and continuing into the evening.
There will be four booths
attractively decorated‘ with varied
colored crepe paper and hunting. at
which cake ice cream and candy will
be sold. Also there will be 0. mystery
table for the younger folks and a
foitune telling booth. Electric lights
will be strung around the grounds
to add to the effect of the Fete. The
proceeds will go toward the pur-
chase of new hymn books for the
Methodist Church.
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The postponed picnic of the Bap-
tist Sunday school will take place at
Roton Point tomorrow. The outing
was to have taken place August 6.
but on account of the inclement
weather. a postponement was neces-
sary. The children will meet at 10: 10
o'clock at the church and the trip
will be made in private automobiles
to the Park. As in past years. games
00 will be taken. Parents of the chil-
dren will accompany them On the
outing. A general committee has
been placed in charge of the outinir.
made up of Miss Bertha Scofield.
Miss Mnrgorle" Dufault and Mrs.-
John Johnson.
Constable Oliver Clark was called
out on Sunday afternoon by 0 most
unusual circumstances. it was re-
ported that 0 man had been sleep-
ing on the gran at the edge of James
A. Farrell‘s estate for a long time
and that people were unable to
arouse him. it was also reported
that when they could not stir him.
they Were 0t 0. ion to know whether
he was merely sleeping or had been
injured by an auto. As a result, the
constable was called to make the
man move on his way.
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Russel Griswold. a former well-
known resident of Rowayton. spent
the week 1! visiting many friends
here and too his sister, in Daricn.
Mr. Griswold occupied the present
home of Clinton Rowland on Row-
eyton avenue about ten years ago.
He is now 0. prominent actor in Bos-
ion.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crockett of New
Haven arrived last night to spend a
week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Kay and family on Crockett
street.
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Mr. Peter Nyborn of Brooklyn. N.
Y. is visiting his sister, Mrs.’81imus
of Raymond street for three weeks.
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Miss Beatrice MacGee. who has
been spending the past two months
at the Gilmon cottage on Rowayton
avenue has returned to her home in
Brooklyn. .
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The M. &. M. Store at the White
Bridge is planning to discontinue
business on Saturday of this week.
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The construction of the bungalow
of Frank W. McKendrie. which is
being built on Ilowayton avenue is
going forward rapidly. The work will
be completed in the near future.
. 0 0 0
Mn. Suzanne L'Hommedleu has
returned to her home on Logan place
aft0r visiting for a few days with
her daughter. Mrs. Louis Schmidt of
New Canaan and Lake Waccsbuc. N.
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Mr. Edward Shine is enjoying a
week's vacation at his home on
Crockett street. Mr. Shine is employ-
ed at the Lockwood Manufacturing
Co. in South Norwaik.
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Mr. Daniel Wicks of Craw avenue
to spending 0 week with his daush-
0 O 0
Thomas Sento has completed his
home on Rowayton avenue and it
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Mr. and Mrs. William Plnckney
have returned to their home on
Rowayton avenue after spending 0.
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High tide today—6:18 PVM.
Run this tomorrow—7:18 P. M.
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BOY SHOUI‘S FRIEND.
BRIDGEPORT. Aug. il.--Bt0ph0n
Hickey of Joroey City 'at“
View House.
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at the Sound View House
maindcr 0f the; 0000011.
Norton Seer-y. 111- Loretta Beer! and
Miss Grace Beery are visiting Ill-I. J.
Dr. and Mrs. Cori Grosch and 0011
Carl Grosch. Jr. of Jet-00y City. are
Martinow. twelve. «0 Pork avenue.
was 0hot in the hip by another boy
yesterday evening about 6:80 o'clock
behind the Crane 00mpony factory
on South avenue The lad was taken
to the Emergency hospital for treat-
ment. and u the bullet had only
made 0. fish wound. was taken to
his home afterwards.
the Sound
for the re-
rah mourns SEN‘I'INEL—SO. spawns, cosy ' ' .
#1111?-
000135
ltore Hours 9 to o—lstui-oey O to 1
1 MUNSIE': 11%
10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 2M5
Store Closes Wednesday at 12:30
SOUTH NORWALK
are at their best.
Our First
Semi-Annual- Sale
started this morning. We’ ve been busy all day long. If you
didn’t get here today be sure and come tomorrow.
in every department. Get your Share while the assortments
Bargains 1n Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Domestics, Un-
derwear, Hosiery, Notions, Ready to Wear, Heuse Dresses,
Muslin Underwear, Children’s Dresses, etc.
merchandise at bargain prices. ‘
Bargains
All / clean, new
\
Buy at MUNSIE’S and .Save Money
HARBOR VIEW
WV
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR BIG BAZAAR
THIS THURSDAY
Older Folks Begin Re-
hearsals for Tennis
Racket—Spring
Board Is Repaired
Mrs. J. H. Witrthman and Mrs.
80111: are soliciting articles for the
bazaar. which will take place on
Thursday ,of this week on the
Wurthman lawn on Harbor View
avenue. Members of the committee
report that they are pleased with the
results. Residents are working hard
in preparation for.th1: coming event.
0
Present indications favor 11 tennis
match between the seniors or Harbor
View and Bell island. to take place
in the near future.
O O
The date'for the diving contest be-
tween Miss Ann Mathews of Bell Isl-
and, and Miss Shirley Johnston.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston of Oakwood avenue, has
been definitely set for Saturday, Aug.
out 22, at Bell Island;
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The rehearsals for the older folks.
to be in the tennis racket this season.
will take place in the immediate fu-
ture under the direction of Mrs. Ed-
ward B. Haiti. There is only about
two more weeks before the affair will
take place. and it is now that the
hard work begins.
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The younger girls‘ tea will be held
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Miss Betty Woods. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Woods of
Cockenoc avenue. A week from this
Wednesday. August 19, will witness
the last of the younger girls' teas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jule Hochrein. Mr.
Edward Good. Mr. Edward Knorr
and Miss Ann Lenell have returned
to their homes in Brooklyn after
spending the week-end as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Macrery on
Harbor View avenue.
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Mrs. Julia De Lett has returned to
her home in Brooklyn, N. 1'.. after
enjoying a two weeks' visit with her
daughterHsMrs. John S. Potter, of
Cockenoe avenue.
0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson of
New York are expected today to
spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. McCrery at their residence on
Harbor View avonue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larkin and
Mrs. Edward E. Ripehart of Harbor
View avenue will spend today and
tomorrow in New.Yo.fl1 city.
0
The spring-board on the float was
repaired yesterday by Mr. John Tow~
ler. The board was broken but Fri-
day. 0 o
The bridge party of the younger
set will take place this evening at
the home of Mr. George Pcndloton
of Harbor View avenue.
' 0 U o
The special feature for the Satur-
day night dance at the clubhouse
this week will be a. balloon dance.
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Due to the heavy electrical storm.
residents on the Beach were without
lights all Sunday evening and Mon-
day morning. .
Mr. Richard Kershaw has return-
ed to his home in New Rochelle. 0ft-
er spending the week-end at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Kemw. on Harbor View avenue. ‘
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Mrs. David U. Page is to entertain
a number of friends at her home on
Herbor View avenue tomorrow after-
noon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomu Holly and
Miss Katherine Rooms of Brooklyn
were the week-end gu00t0 of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Doyle 0.! Gibson avenue.
I
The younger set will serve at the
regular weekly afternoon tea at the
clubhouse today.
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Miss Lillian Schork entertained a
number of friends other residence
on H be:- View avenue on Sunday
flimsy la in. 0.1111011 for on
event . The prince for bridge were
won by It Walls’oe' afoot-on an,
evening delightful refreshments
were served. Those present at the
party included the Misses Margaret
Doyle. Mildred Forkel, Shirley John-
ston. Lillldu Scbork and the Messrs.
Wallace, Jack and Robert Macrery
and William Schork. '
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A party was held at. the home or
the Kahrs family on Harbor View
avenue on Sunday evening. Bridge
and refreshments were enjoyed. The
prize was won by Miss Eline Schnei-
der. Those present inculded Miss
Ann and Helen Kahrs, Miss Dorothy
Delmar. Miss Elaine Schneider and
it‘red‘Teipel. Mr. George Pendleton
and Mr. Herman Knhrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens en-
tertained 11 number of friends at
their residence on Neptune avenue
on Saturday evening. Dancing and
refreshments were enjoyed by all.
Those present included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Bogart. Mr. and Mrs. C.
D. Steurerpjr” Dr. and Mrs. Wash-
ington Duiley. Mr. and Mrs. David
Page. Mr. and Mrs. t‘laude Munseil.
Mr. Fred Brunelle. Mrs: Louise Bru-
nelle. Mrs. Louise Brunelle.' Mrs.
Fred Lahm. Mrs. J. H. Wurthman.
Mrs. Hoag, Mr. and Mrs, Edward B.
Hald. Mr. and Mrs. James McGuln-
noes. Mr. and Mrs. Hanks. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Stevens and Miss Kath-l
erlnc Kelly. .
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1:. runehartl
money's chv Wiscw "i
SPENT-WHEN 11-
PURCHASES omit: ,,
CONTENT?
Why not use some of your money ‘
to purchase modern plumb‘lul
contentment? You’d be surpri
ed at the lowness of our chargw a
for installing a modern batht : A "
in your—home. Why not get “"034
quainted with the real facts chug,
the case and give us a chance i “
domdnstrate our superior on
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piles and plumbing abilities. j
The Nash, Raymomt‘
& Dean Co.
2 Flex Hill Road 3-,,
entertained a number of friends on
Saturday evening at their home on
Harbor View avenue. Delightful
refreshments were served and an
enjoyable evening spent. Among
those present in addition to the host
and hostess were Mr. Clarence Hus-
sey. Mrs. Thomas August and Mr.
Harry Hush: w ho were the neck-
end uests of Mrs. Kathryn Hush of
liar or View avenue. and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert}; Larkin.
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Mrs. M. N. Johnston. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bradley and Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Bradley. all of Rich-
mond Hill. have returned to their
homes after spending the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston
and family of Oakwood avenue.
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Miss Betty Hughes of Pittsburg.
Pa.. Miss May Rambeou of New
York, Bradford Benjamin of River
Head. L. L. Wayne Bond of Garden
City. 1.. I.. Dnlg Singer of Atlantic
City. N. J..
Washington. I). C.. have returned to
their homes after being entertained
oyer the week-end by Miss Betty
and Miss Evelyn Owen of Neptune
avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. l). Steurer. jr..
of Harbor View avenue. entertained
Over the weeklend Mrs. C. N. Style!‘
and Mr. and Mrs. Knaus of Astoria,
1.. l.‘
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Yesterday witnessed the last
dancing class of the season given
by Mrs. Jules Delmar of 60 Harbor
View avenue. The dancing class
usually gave an exhibition at the
end of the season. but this year the.
pupils of Mrs. Delmar may enter
the Tennis Racket instead.
-——Ad\ertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
and Bernard Heston of , ‘
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ize your dia-
mond ring with ,
latest and new- 1’
est platinum or
white gold i'
mounting. :: 1'
Our prices are '
within the reach
of all.
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Cotton Broadcloth, white
cuffs, $2.98 value
Figured Voiles, $2. 00 value
Reductions in Price of Porch Dresselii'
-figures,$2.98value 91-98:
Ginghams, striped and checked, white collar an”
'Dotted Near-Silk, $4.98 value $3.9
All good styles but not all sizes
ground with coloreu
$2.19
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J. l. MALLETTE
South Norw '7
Norwalk Chronicler