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ANOTHER BUS
DRIVER HELD
AS SPEEDER
Big Passenger Coach
Doing 42 on the Post
R o a (1 Officer De-
clares
Another arrest of one of the big
passenger bus drivers in the cam-
paign against speeding was made
yesterday afternoon by Officer An-
derson. Joseph C. Kerrigan. 20. of
76 Garfield street. Bridgeport, was
stopped after his bus was clocked at
43 miles on hour. This was the sec-
ond arrest of bus drivers within.“
hours.
I I
Nicholas Bochiccio of 04 Liberty
street. Stamford. calledathe .Darlen
police last night. He was in a quan-
dary, he said. He was calling for
his friend. Charles Swanson. Jr.. of
Stamford, whose car was damaged
when struck by another driven by
Leo Bannon of 64 Ward street, Nor—
walk. At that time Bannon admit-
ted his blame and said he would pay
for the damage. Now. Bochiccio
says. Banuon refuses to do thiI. The
case was reported on tho blotter. but.
Bocllicciowwas told that it was a. law-
yer his friend wnntcd, not a police-
man. I
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Mrs. Howard Stout Neilson is ex-
SULPHUR SOOTHES
AN ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes Skin
Cool end Comfortable
If you are suffering from eczema
or some other torturing. embarrass-
ing skin trouble you may quickly be
rid on it by Using Monika-Sulphur.
declares a noted skin specialist.
This sulphur ‘preparation, because
of its germ destroying properties.
seldom fails to quickly subdue itch-
ing. even of fiery eczema. The first
application makes the skin cool and
flash and bloichcs arc
healed right up. ,llowlcs Mentho-
S‘ulphur is applied like any pleasant
cold cream and is perfectly harm-
loss. You'cm: obtain a small jar
from any good druggist. '
Whitehall Plum-III 00.
508 Indian Ave.
New Yoffi,‘ N. Y.
I. Mail me a Free Sam-
v-‘vie of loathe-Sulphur
Free
Trial
DOUG.
#4811 v. ,a ,1-
BOATS‘ AND CANOES
to Rent
Slip on your old “dude" and
try the fish
ROWBOATS
281: per hour —- $1.00 per day
CANOES
5015 per hour — $2.00 per day
Agency for Old Towne Canoes
Hickory Bluff Store
NEAR BELL ISLAND BRIDGE
Geo. M. Schlichting. Jr.. Prop.-
MILLIN’VERY
' K.A.
POLHEMUS
LEADING MILLINER
61 North Main Street
Phone 314-5, So. Norwaik
—- Special #—
00::3I/2 u. 5. Con! 88.45
Largo Wedge Cushions . . .: 81.00
Liberty Sq. Garage
2011:. Wash. St. E.Norwalk
Tel. 3343
BRAKE mammo-
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speed RED Passenger
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REPAIRING aim Omuuiouso
ran-rs AND ACCESSORIES .
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AUTOMOBILE co. ‘
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SERVICE 8131103 PHONE 1891
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wmuoruxur"
' Any one of the following It...
tion- should otter pleasant enter--
talnment this evening:-
W688 (318) 7 ll. T-wSea
chanteys. '
N12 (455) 7:25 E. T.—-New York
Stadium concert. AlIo broad.
cast by W110 (108) Ind WGY
(110.5) v
WEAF (498) 0 E. T.-—-Concort
by U. B. army band. Also broad-
cut by W611 (819.)
peeled to land in England in a few
days. and will spend Ieveral months
on the Continent. She is accompa-
nied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles ‘13.
Rector of Mlddlesex road. The party
is on the Homeric.
I I I
The National Nautical Schoal. Inc..
of Barton. has been Indie defendant
in a foreclosure action rough: thin
week by Frank S. Pond of New
York. in which the plaintiff seeks
possession of the premises. The
East River National Bank of New
York city are the holders ‘of I. lien
on the some property, and Albert
anro and Albert Lazro. .Ir.. mort-
gage holders. are made co-dcfend-
ants in the action. .The school is
said to have owed 864,500 to the
plaintiff on mortgage notes, 820.000
“of which was duo on March 1st.
which has not been paid. The school
was ,begun about two year-I ago, and
was to educate boys who wanted
naval training. 1
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Gipsy Pat Smith. the evangelist.
who is residing on the Tokeneke
road, will conduct revival services
at Summer and Third streets. Stam-
ford. beginning tomorrow. The
services, under the auspices of the
Stamford evangelistic committee.
will continue on Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday cevnings. The gipsy
will preach next Sunday at the Nor-
ot‘on Presbyterian Church.
I I I
Mrs. M. E. Hill of Noroton has
purchased the old rectory 'build-ing
of St. Luke‘s Church. She will have
the building moved and placed on
the knoll opposite to where it now
stands.
Actress Recovering ‘
From Bad Injury
neck broken in an automobile crash
three years ago. Miss Mary Moore.
actress, daughter of “Dlnty” Moore.
restaurateur. hopes to get back on
the stage next, season. _
After resting in Europe and foi-
lowlng a course of treatment outlin-
ed by Dr. Adolph Lorenz. famoiu
Viennese surgeon, Miss Moore came
back yesterday on the liner Baren-
galia. She waited in a dock chair
' until the rush of disembarking was
over then walked ashore and took a
can home.
When she was hurt physiciluls
were extremely doubtful of her re-
covery» -Thr’eo months she lay un-
Three vertebrae were
skull broken in addition to other in-
juries. :
the last months has been going to
the theater every night. she said. She
was‘ leading woman with Lou Telle-
gen in “Don Juan" when she was in-
jured. She had hoped to return to
strength insufficient.
N. Y. Contractor 1
Dies in Ridgefield
RlDGl-JI-"iEiJl Aug. 22.0-James
Bradley, vice-president and secretary
of the Bradley Contracting Com-
pany. subway and 'spartmenthouse
builders. died at his summer home
here Thursday at the age of sixty-
six.
Mr. Bradley was born-...jn New
York city and passed all of his life
there. He was an active building
contractor up to about three months
ago. when he; became ill with heart
disease. Most of. the time since then
he spent on his estate herewith
bnly occasional trips to New York
city.
Birds on Electric ,
Wire Cause Big Fire
PONTOISE. France. Aug. 22
(AP).—-—Two little birds perched on
an electric light wire yesterday in
some unknown manner caused I.
short circuit which set fire to fifteen
houses in the Town of Arroville.
near here. The people were per-
plexed over what had caused the fire.
and an investigation was started.
After considerable search just
enough of the almost incinerated
birds were found‘to solve the mys-
tery. .
The damage resulting from the
tires is estimated at several hundred
thousand francs. ‘
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Hero is a novel idea in neckiines.
A.wide velvet ribbon follows the
oval cut and outiineI the opening
lull-ant before it ties in -a loose
.knot. Paris love: these little touch-
, and is putting them on her love-
NE‘V YORK, Aug. 32 (Al“).—-Hf‘ld
She went to Dr. Lorenz and for '
the stage this season but feared her ’
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This schedule of prondnont broadcaster» in the [lulled States ‘and Canada tells you who's (in the
air each evening and Sunday afternoons.
in the first ‘column, marked T. after the station call letters and'addrcss.
time, add one hour to the periods‘for stations‘ marked 0, two hours for stations marked M. three hours‘
Stations marked E are on eastern standard time. To bring up to Daylight Saving
‘which each station-operates. noted
To reduce to cacterii standard
BELL ISLAND
W
MUSICAL‘REVUE‘
TOMORROW AT,
- THE CLUB HOUSE
Twenty Lively Mem-
ers in Cast—Danc-
ing , t 0 Follow the
, Entertainment
Nat Nazarro‘s musical revue will
be the . feature of this'Saturday
night's entertainment at the 'club
housc. There- are 20 lively mem-
bers in the cast and 9.1111; orchestra.
The revue. is a headliner on Keith's
circuit; and a. royal vaudeville per-
formance is promised all who ‘at-
ten-1.. Dancing-will follow the show.
and lucky number dances will “be
sponsired. The prizes this week are
being donated by Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Canly.
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The Bell Island-Harbor View
Senior tennis match will take place
this afternoon at 2:00 o’clock‘ on
the Harbor View courts. The line-
up for the Bell Island team is as
yet undecided; but the Harbor View
tcam‘wiil be composed of ‘ :
Singles-whorl» Smith. Thomas
Walsh. Washington Dolley. Jr.. and
Edward B.‘Hald. ' ' .
'Doubiss—Charles Smith. Thomas
Walsh .Edward Hold and David v.
Paige.
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Tile \di Island Juniors won two
matches from Harbor View with the
nnaiscores of 5-1: and 5-0. 'lt‘ is
hoped that the Seniors, wii uphold
the record mode by the Junion.
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My. and Mragl-‘ay Hempstead or
, rArk-n: are visiting ‘ '
- in
Mr. Howard Smith of the Bide-a-
Wee left for Long Beach, Calif, yes-
terday. . , .
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lilrha‘nd Mrs. William ilapp of the
Hull cottage. Rocky Point. are
spending the week—end in ~ Port
Chester.
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l.ester.E. Ortiz. Jr.. of Rocky
Point road visited on Long Island
yesterday. , ,_
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Mr. and Mrs.- John' McGrury_ and
Mr. and Air-1.00.11)” Gaiima of New
York are spendingdho'week-end at
the Summitt House.
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Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Wanner
and daughter Olga are on a motor
trip to Clear Spring.Lake,-N. J.
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Mr. Andrew Mulcare of Brooklyn
is visiting his family at the Orchard
cottage bvcr tha week-end.
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son. Richard of Rockyiroiiit‘ road.
or:- spending the week-end ‘witthr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hoekkicr of Plain-
lield. N.“ .1. ‘
were occupantsof tho L'dsestr
cottage 15.1: summer. ~ ” -
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William Crooks of Brooklyn- in
the week-end. guest of » Andrew 1.
Muicare’. Jr..“ot'the Orchard cot-
tage. '
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> Mr. John Bernstein: of New York
. Is the week-end guest 011.115. 4nd
lilrs. Eugene P. Bornn‘oin o!"-'the
Idle Hour. ' h ” ‘
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Mr. George Slam-Jr.“ of. New
York ir'visitlng with hiI wife and
Mrs. Blelfar’d 11.001011}! 110ka
Point road. : Mr. and Mn.“ am. will
ieavo the input! nextfyoekg'io‘r a
motor trip to .Wiliiamsport. renn.
‘o .I:-_ ,.
“$.00
Mr. and Mrs. R. Vandal-beck "and,
Mr. and Mrs. lioehkler ‘
daughter who are sue-ta of Mr. and
latter spending a week at. the Sum-
mltt House. Miss Roberts is a
teacher in the Home Making course
in new York's Junior'l-Iigh School
system. was Warner 18.3. secretary
of the. Montessory Training School
ofthe Child Education Foundation
of New York City.
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Miss Doris Gainer 'of heroin is
avenue. , ,
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Leonard‘of West-
ficld. N. 1.. arrived at the Summit:
House today to stay until Labor
Day. ‘ ‘ - ‘
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The many friends-of Frederick
Houston will be gald to heacof his
return to Bell Island yesterday.
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There will be a ininItrel rehear-
Bsal Monday'evening at tile.- club-
house . « ‘
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Fifteen tickets have been reserv-
ed for the Bell Island people'mr the
Harbor View Annuil Tennis‘Racquet
“to take place next Friday night. In-
quiries may {be made-at the club-
house for the‘purchue of the tie-
kets. . g
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Stanlcy‘ Grosby of' Dar-ion: visited
friends on the' Island today, '
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C.'Brooks Peters. one of the is-
land‘s keenest tennis fanl. went to
Forest Hills. ‘L. 1.. today to wit-
ness the match - between Miss-Helen
Willa. American champion. and Miss
Ryan. Californiu mm. , ~
‘ We '0 o - ‘ - .
Nat Naysrm‘ muIicIl rsvueiwhich
Wall to be the feature of tonight: en-
tfirtalnment It the clubhouse- bu
been postponed until-sinus film ‘in
September. The” black and white or-
chestra from Bridgeport will play 10:
“dancing Ind'lucky' number 3 do cos
will be sponsored. The‘prim‘wii a
donated by
L
l-
sumo-com.
visiting Miss Dorothy Cloud of “Mac
811-; and Mrj.~'i‘ho’mu :
HARnoR VIEW
-wW/W
CROWD ‘TO'BE AT
THE MASQUERADE
DANCE TONIGHT
Children to Have First
Hour of Fun-Prizes
gill Both Young and
The annual Masquerade Dance
will take placctonlght at the club
house. Prelent dicationI are that
I. record crowd'will attend. From
8:10 until 0:10 o’clock. the children
will have their art in the program,
being given pr m for the most
beautiful. the most original. and the
most artistic costume. After 9:30
o'clock. the oider‘folks will compete
for prizes, The Grand March is
scheduled to take place at 10 o’clock
Ind-will be led by-Theodore Henry.
who is the president of the Harbor
View Beach Company. There will
be 11 Nantucket and other special
features arranged by William Tell-
ner. Much interest is being dis-
played in regard to tonight's event
and the beach residents and their
guests are anticipating an enjoyable
evening. ' _
'i‘he tennis match between the
Bell island Seniors and the Harbor
View Seniors will take place today
if the courts are in good condition.
otherwise it will be played tomorrow
afternoon. The outlook for the
match is very favorable for Harbor
View. Although the Bell Island
Juniors proved theluseiveI the bet-
ter in the recent contests with Har-
her View Juniors. it is expected that
the local Seniors will retaliate with
a victory on. their .side.
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The election of officers for the
coming season of 1026 will take
place next Tu‘esdey- night at the club
house at 8 o‘clock. This is the an-
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Beach Company of which Theodore
Henry is the present president. 0th-
' or business of importance will be
discussed at the meeting.
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l-‘iuai plans are being made for
the supreme event of the season—-
the 1920"i‘ennis Racket. The-dis-
tribution of costumes took place
yesterday at the home of the direc-
tor. Mrs. Edward B. Held at. Cozy
Corner cottage. The production will
be held next Friday. With Al
Luréh‘ as the accompanist for the
dances. the choruses are improving
steadily. Those in charge are con-
fident that this year the Racket. will
be.better than any preceding event
of the kind. ‘ in former years, the
Racket has-been exclusive but this
year outsiders will be admitted. but
it is predicted that number: will
have to turn away for lack of room.
The first two rows will be for chil-
dren. Tickets are now in circula-
tion. .
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Ralph Steurcr ofylx‘cw York will
spend the week-end at tbe'houle of
Mr. and Mrs. C. l). Steurer. jr.. of
Harbor View avenue. While here.
Mr. Steurer- will rehearse his part.
in the minstrci show.
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A number of boys went. on a fish—
ing trip for shoppers Thursday and
proved themselves excellent fisher-
men. ln the party were Wilfred
Cousins. in. Warren Potter. Ernest.
Buzaid and Junior Woods. Junior
Woods caught fourteen shoppers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jarboe and
son Arthur. jr.. 0! Brooklyn will
spend the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bogart at- their resi-
dence in Oukwood avenue. The Jar-
boes are related to Vernon and
Charles Jarboe of Bell Island.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cousins and
Mr. and Mrs. David L“. Page played
bridge at the 'ousins home on Bar-
bor View avenue after the supper
Thursday evening.
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Mrs. Charles D .Steurer. jr.. Ed-
ward Hoffman and \V‘gfrcd Cousins.
jr., enjoyed a sail yesterday after-
noon in the "llndine."
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David Page. in. and Benjamin
Plait. went by motor boat to Colnpo
Beach Thursday where they enjoyed
a swim and luncheon.
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Miss Shirley Johnston of Oakwood
avenue who left yesterday for Mont-
gomery. N. Y.. will return tomorrow
with her mother. Mrs: George John-
ston. who has been visiting the
Louis Wards for the, past week.
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Miss Elva Minuse. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Mindse of
Cockcnoe avenue will not return to
her home until next Thursday. Miss
Min’use expects to take part in the
Tennis Racket. She has been vis-
iting for the past month in North-
ampton and has also attended a
summer school.
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Mrs. Wallace '1‘. Macrery will en-
tertain her mother. Mrs... Elia
Thompson of Brooklyn. N. Y.. over
the week-end.
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‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wayland-Smith en-
joyed a dinner at the Dorion House
on Thursday eyenlng.
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_ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Thompson
of Greenwodod place returned to
Brooklyn?" N. Y.. where they will
remain for I. short time. ~‘
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Mrs. George Hyde of Harbor View
avenue has been quite ill at her
home for the past week. Dr. J. H.
Wurthmun was in attendence.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rhodes and
son. Junior. of No wRocheile, will
be. entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Jule
Delmar of Harbor View avenue over
the week-end. ,,
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Mrs. *J. H- Wurthman will enter-
tain a. numlur of Month at her To-
Iidencc on Hll‘bor View avenue on
Saturday evening after the Masquer-
ade dance.
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Min Lillian and James German
of New York and Miss Mary. and
James, Reynolds of Queens. L. 1..
will be the week-end guests of War-
ren Potter. doll of Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Potter‘of Cockcnoe avenue.
w - 1 . --.
l
uual meeting of the Harbor View -
- painted it and'he is now using it in
'Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Doyle of Gibson -
' DRY-
GOODS
1012 so. 111111-51.
. * lion Hours 9 to 5~8aturday 9 to 7
l MUNSIE' 1.00::
. so. 11000011.:
2' “A letter which I read in the
Iper about Carter's Little
iver Pills fitted my own case
so closely that i could not help
trying them and am very happy
I did." So writes Mr. Fran J}
Trumbull of Jersey City. N . ..
' whose letter goes on to say‘:“‘l
' had heard about Carter's Little
Liver Pills for years but never
knew they helped overcome
poor appetiteand sour stomach
until i read about another man
in the same plight who took
Carter's- witb'good results. I
tried them and can honestly
say that they freed me of nasty
gas on stomach. so that i can
new cat without getting bili-
ous, and they improved my ap-
petite fully 100%. You «can
0'
Tells ~Why ‘ He Can _ ,
Now Eat Hearty
rest assured that from new all r
I will boost Carter’s Lilli.-
Liver Pills whenever i can." .
Recommended andmigljm‘ial
#-
- '1
by all drug stores. 6 ,-
Howl-tyros,
MANY RESIDENTS.
ENTERTAINING
GUESTS AT HOMES
Harry Stevens, Oyster-.
man, Gets Clean Bill
From Dr. Perdue-e
Other NeWs
Harry Stevens of McKinley street.
a well known local ocalcr in clams.
has received a clean bill of health
from’ the city health officer, Dr.
Robert Per-inc. 1 his is now neces-
sary in the oyster industry. Much
commcnt and agltiation is going 011 ‘
at the present time because of the
law which has recently passed to
avoid the repetition of the typhoid
scare of last year.
. Q
ins.
I
Mrs. Preston Hurt. Mr. and Mrs. will sing.
Henry'l<‘orcii, Mrs. Albert Frisblc.
Mrs. Andrew Mills motored to
Stratford yesterday where they at-
tended the interment of the late
Frederick Brenner, who was killed
on’the exploaion of the Mackanic.
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Mr. and Mrs. .Earle Rising and
two small dauglderaof Auburn. N.
Y.. will motor to Rowayton and be
the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Stevens of McKinley street.
Mrs. Rising was formerly Miss Mar-
jorie Bouten, holes or Mrs. Stevens.
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Mrs. August Zeigler of Long Is-
land, returned to her home yester-
day after spending a few days with
Mrs. Earle Stevens of McKinley pl.
Mrs. August will join her husband
at lifnmaroneck where he is attend-
ing the State l-‘iremen‘s Convention.
and they will make the trip home
together. , ~
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Mr. and Mrs. 0. 1.. Norm: have
returned to their home1 on lloway-
ton avenue after a motor trip to
Westerly, R. 1.. where they \isitcd
relatives.
place.
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Captain Daniel P. Merrill of Croc-
kett street has purchased a new 20-
foot power boat. He has recently
the soft clam industry.
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Miss Eleanor-Davenport of R0-
wayton avenue and Miss Marjorie
Dufnult of Cudlipp street Visited
Miss Mortimer Ogden at the hospital
yesterday. "Miss Ogden will be home
next week and is recovering quickly
from her recent operation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lund of R0-
wpyton avenue are entertaining Mrs.
Chadsy of Stamford for a week.
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- Mr. and Mn. Jesse Jerris of
Highland avenue are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Bronson of New Hav-
cn for a week.
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Mr.‘ William Sickles and Mr. John
Hamilton, former residents of Mc-
Kinley place were visitors in Roway—
ton, yesterday.
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Mrs. Aaron Stevens has returned
to her home on Rowayton avenue
after 1: month‘s visit with relatives
in New Work.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hughes have
returned to the home of Mia'and .
Mrs. Oscar Mills on Highland ave-
nue after an enjoyable motor trip ‘
over the Mohawk Trail.
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The annual election of officers of
the Rowayton Civic Association will
View avenue after spending 0. week
touring the White Mountains. Mr.
Smith will probably be one of the,
team to play against Bell Island to-
morrow onthe local courts.
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Miss Olive Minuse is expected to
return to her home on Cockenoe
avenue this week-end after visiting '
Miss Marjorie Reynolds of John-
ston. Pa.
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Miss Alice Gallagher of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. is visiting at the home of
Miss Margaret Doyle. daughter of
avenue. ,
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Mrfand Mrs. Arthur Henshaw of
Cockenoe avenue will today enter- '
min-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stevens
and family ind Mrs. Fricita of Siam-
ford.. They wiii,at§end the mas-
fluoride tomorrow evening. -
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1111. Florence Heat will return to
, deuce on Harbor View ave-
9111,18? .‘3!‘l‘r .‘y-Vlstti
and-8117s. cm.- split-"sail
WEI Bettye“ In ‘ fl
' orbit-‘21: ‘
31 5’W] me. It
be’hold Sept.
Charles E. Funk, has appointedi
following nominating committoo
Mr. William Jennings, Mr. W1
La l-‘oniaini and D. s. Davenpol‘t
Miss Sidney Bcll- will enter“?
several friends at
Crookett street Thursday.
21. The
Presid
home No
.1.) .-
her
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It is expected that the no:
goods store of C. if. McKendr‘ro
ilowayton avenue will ‘
Wednesday.
open ,
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A book of especial interest 0‘
pnyshclf at the ltowayton libra '
“The Thief of. Bagdad” by A‘oh .-
Abduilah. who is known as the 1;}?
or of many lands
people. The book is well worth 1'
and of
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Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. Charles 8. Gray, minister.-
Sunduy services.
, 10:00 A. M. w.)
11:00 8A. M. Public worship. :8:
man by Rev. Edward ll. Bur‘nal;
St. Pctcraburg, Florida. Mrs. Barns.
7:30 P. M.-——L’nion service a
Baptist church. including asp in]
musical program
choir. also a talk by R. W. Bha
on the Anderson Crusade ,.a.nds
special message by Dr. Barns
Wednesday at 8 o’clock. in .
uiar mid-week sermon
by the Bap -.
will
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Baptist church. "
10:00 A. M.—-—Sunduy School. .
- li:00~llcgulor Sunday
worship with an opportunity s
rice; The speakers will be-Miss Ma ,.
:orie Dufauit. Miss Gertrude Bran
and Miss Rhoda. Jarvis and Mr. CW
111an Albrecht. ““1"“
7:37! Union‘servico ut the Built
church including a special
program by the choir and also air-£11
by Mr. R. W. Sharpe on the Aft-110,
son Crusade and a. special me its
by Dr. Bernard. ‘, ' , 5
High tide today—12:28 P. M. ' .
High tide tomorrow—2:05 P. M.
morn:
1111151011,
HARTFORD. Aug.
licpresental'ive Charles E. Wheel
of Strati‘ord. has been appellate
Governor Trumbull to represent .1
state on the Atlantic Fisheries co
mission, which was formedby ' ’
rotary Hoover.
of Commerce,
lion-wot fisheries 111011;: the Allan
seaboard.
have a representative to act with.
the Federal commission. "
of the Depart
‘to study the ‘con
Each interested statewild :
REALTY DEAL.
At'tllc office of Frocb‘s Agency,
contract was given by Eugeha‘“
Van Ness to Albert F. C., and Lyell:
S. McMurrny. for
house and lot
Broad , River.
at
STONE'S GIRL UNDER KN!
NE WLONDON. Aug. 21—11103
Carol 'Stone. to, who is spendlfii
the summer here with her‘fatliial‘:
Fred Stone. stage star, underwe
successful appendicitis operation‘a
0. local hoSpital yesterday. I 1-
00-51
4:
Daredevil I
Richard Haliiburton. 20;~*added
his list of daring feats when,
swam the Dardanelles at the - «-
where Leander failed and Lot-18‘!“ .
ron. succeeded. , ‘
climbed the Hotter-horn after
season had. closed. and 151110
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'r-Mi all
m.-
l-laliiburton
Norwalk Chronicler