MEN’S cars
79c
Value $1.50
FANCY SILK HOSE
3 P“ f" $1.00
Regular 500 each
UNION SUITS
B. V. D.--Varsity, Balbriggan
$1.00 M
Regular $1.50 value
LINEN KNICKERS
$2.69 P”
BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS and DRAWERS
69c Elite
3 “- $2.00
Regular $1.00 Each
.1
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JAZZ BOW TIES
35c
Regular 500
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Palace
Clothes
Shop
sou'rn~ NORWALK
1
kregularly. and present
a ' 1011 “‘u
ed in the upp r story. in order that
the Planning commission and the
school committee can meet conven-
inntly without shutting off the en-
trance to the ball as is necessary at
present.
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The campaign against speeders on
the Post road. carried out by the
police department and upheld by
Judge Charles Bates Dana in fining
ree‘Icss autoists severely resulted in
two more arrests last night. Odl'cer
Ambrose Anderson made both the
arrests. Elmer Thompson. of West
avenue. Darien, was clocked at 45
miles an hour this morning at 12:20
o'clock on the Post road. and was
released on bond. William E. Rob-
inson, of 39 Arms street. Stamford.
was arrested for racing on the Post
road. Both cases will be heard at
the Saturday morning session of the
Town court.
The work on. breaking ground for
the St.,Luko‘s rectory is being push-
ed rapidly for the past few days.
Donations to the rectory fund con-
tinue to come in slowly. The com-
mittee in charge of the new build-
ing consists of Edward Delafield.
William Zcigler. and Judge Charles
Bates Dana.
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Tile Salmagundi party given this
evening by'the Darien Improvement
Association will start promptly at 8
o'clock. The preparations for the
gigantic affair to raise the final
$500 for the trolley station on Rail-
road avenue have, been practically
completed. Up until last night the
subscriptions have been coming in
indications
are that the fund will be raised to-
night. 'l‘he committee spent this
“1’11an in the Royle school decor-
ating eiauditorium and laying the
final Us for the event tonight.
VV ber of subscribers is well
over 111%.500 mark at present.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Tilley, of
Mansfield avenue. returned to their
home last night after a ten day trip
through New York state. While in
New York. the famous Darien na-
turalist. mode a study of wild flow-
ers in the lake regions.
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The weekly prayer meeting .of the
Darien M.‘ E. church. Rev. J'. W.
Morgan. pastor. will be held tonight
at 7:80 o'clock. After the services
this evening ~.the Sunday School
Board will hold a special meeting.
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Mrs. Martha R. Colman of Brook-
lyn‘. N. Y.. has returned to her home
after visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Chris Ottmer of West ‘avenue for a
week.
Charles S. Abbe- of LeRoy avenue
is erecting a tennis court on his
property.
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Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Lyman
or Tokeneke have removed to the
Post_road. Darien.
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Miss Margaret Redford. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rodford of
Contentment Island will be united
in marriage to Mr. Albert G. Rumsn
tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 o'clock.
The services will be held in the
Rowayton Methodist church. and
Rev. Charles S. Gray will perform
the ceremony. Mr. Rumon is well
known in Darien. having been a
chauffeur for Mrs. vr.‘ L. Searies for
several years. The attendants at
the wedding will include the sisters
of the bride. the Misses Betty and
Julia Redford. and the bridegroom‘s
sis'I-r. Miss Anns. Human.V Mr. Ru-
man‘s home before coming to Dor-
in Eaton. Connecticut.
‘ C. G. MUNSELL IS
John-
This schedule of prominent broadcasters ‘in 0116
air each 0vcnlng- and Sunday afternoons.
in the first column. marked '1‘. after the station call letters and address.
I.
United States and Consdo tells you whoa on the
The time gircn is that on which each station operates. noted
To reduce to eastern standard
time. odd one hour to the periods for stations marked 0. two hours for stations marked M. three honrs
tor stations marked 1'.
Time, add another hour.
Stations msrlted E are on «stern smdsrd time.
To bring up to Daylight Saving
of “Miss Stamford" at a beauty con-
test conducied in that city by Miss
Ruth Mnlcolmson, otherwise known
ss"liiiss America." A large num-
ber of invitations to the ceremony
have been sent to friends of the
young couple.
HARBOR VIEW
TO BE LEADER AT
TENNIS RACKET
Chosen Master of Cere-
monies for big Affair
At Clubhouse Fliday
—-Everything Ready
Claude G. Munsell will be master
of ceremonies at The Tennis Racket
to J30 given Friday night under the
direction of Mrs. Edward 13. Hold.
Theodore Henry. President of the
Harbor View company, who was to
have presided on that occasion, has
notified the participants that he is
leaving for Vermont for an indefin-
ite business stay today.
The affair promises to be one of
great revelry. Mrs. field has been
rehearsing the cast, and the cos-
tumes for the chorus have been
completed. All effects are being
gotten together by Robert Lsrkin.
technical director.
Elva Minuse. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Minuse. who has been
visiting in Northhalnpton. Mass.. for
thepast month. has returned to the
beach in time to take part in the
chorus work, and her dancing will
be one of the features of The Ten-
nis Racket.
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News from the Bell Island tennis
circles now indicate that the team
that played. Harbor View was not
the Bell Island Seniors. but merely a
number of players picked without
thought'o‘f representing that com-
munity The real Bell Island team
played the Harbor View team Satur-
day. although such a schedule will
inteerPc with the tennis tournament
of Harbor View:
, , 0 e 0
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lurch, and
their children, Geraldine and Kenl
neth. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Lurch of Cockenoe
avenue .havc returned-to their home
in Yonkers. Harbor View will '2-
AIb'ert Lurch again. however, as'he
will play the music for the last rs-
hesrsal and the showing of The
Tennis Racket.
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Olive Minuse will resume her
studies at Smith College this fall.
She has returned to her home‘on
Cockenoe avenue after a month's
visit in Chicago. Ill.. and Johns-
town. Pa.
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Norman Davis. son of Mr. and
Mrs. George A. Davis of Harbor
View avenue. is entertaining Wil-
lisin M . iluln. son or Mr. and Mrs.
‘ofAMf-
l
Carries Umbrella
Over 665,000 Miles
KANSAS CITY, Aug. ‘26.-—-
(AR) Perhaps Representative
Ernest R. Ackerman. of Plain-
neld, N. J.. has competitors for
a record in carrying an umbrella.
but if he has. he believes he may
hold the world‘s record.
Mr. Ackerman. who Joined four
other members or a congressional
committee that yesterday began
an inspection of thecrowdsd fed-
eral penitentiary at Leaven-
worth. Kas. said that he .had
carried one umbrella with him on
Iver 665,000 miles. of travel——
he frame work sometimes re- .
revered. He said he had taken
he umbrella to 110 countries, in-
cluding Iceland. North Cape. the
heart of Africa. Turkey and re-
mote recesses of South Ameriéa.
Thirty to times, he said. he and
the umbrella. ix‘ave crossed oceans.
it also was his companion in
Japan during the 1928 earth-
make.
Norman visited at the McCoilulns
recently at their Forest Hills home.
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.Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Gillespie
and Mrs. Josephine .Hoepfner. of
Bradley Beach. N. J....haye return-
ed to their home after aJhert visit
with Mrs. Arthur Dew. Clark of
Gibson avenue.
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In spite of movie taxes and film
shortages. the latest word from the
entertainment committee is that
"Dangerous Innocence? will' il-
shown tonight. The film next week.
at the next to the last showing of
Models."
the season. will be “Fifth Avenue
BELL. ISLAND
A‘ V. V V V V “ Y
TENNIS GAMES .
ARE NOW KEEPING
YOUNG SET= BUSY
Juniors to Play Coun-
try Club Friday ——-
Seniors May. Meet
Harbor View
The Bell Islsnd-Norwolk ‘Country
Club return match will be held this
Friday. Themaich will start at 2
o'clock, and will be played on the
courts of the Gregory point ' «from.
The line- -up is as follows:
Bell Island:—-‘ _ V .
C. Wellesiy Smith
George H. Riley
Sherwoéd ,Slnith .
* Melville I. fill”:- " , V . -;
Country Club :-——
Raymond Van Buren
Charles Ward
t'harles B rns
Jack uren.
Two Weeks ago the Bell Island
Juniors defeated the Country Club
4-1.
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Mr. and Mrs. George N. Riley have
returned to Pittsburgh after spend-
ing two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Melville Riley of Pine Point.
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Mr. William Smith Jr. of Sun:-
mitt avenue and Mr. Thomas O'Con-
nell of Great Neck. 1.. l. are on a
motor trip in Saratoga Springs, N.
Y.
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According to Donal-Brush. chair-
man of the tennis committee of the
Bell Island Club. there is still a pos-
slbliity that the Bell Island Senior
Tennis team will, meet the Harbor
View players. If they do engage in
this contest it will be on Saturday
afternoon at the Harbor View courts.
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A second Junior tennis team from
Bell Island composed of Jerome P
Doyle C. Brooks Peters. Albert Er-
siklne Jr. and John Gloetzner Jr.
will meet the Harbor View team to-
morrow at Harbor View.
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Mr. Werner Coencn of Fine Point
who has been visiting friends and re-
latives in Germany tor the past three
months will land in New York Sat-
urday on the "Amsterdam.“ A huge
surprise party will be given Mr. C00-
ncn by his family at their home
“Warnona” cottage Saturday night.
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Mrs. Em‘ma' Lincoln of White
Sniffin of the Kosinook. North sve-
nue. yesterday.
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Mr. and litre-Ralph Schwartz and
family are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Frank Schwartz of Foster Lane.
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Dr. E. Squires of White Plains was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lester E.
Ortiz of Rocky Point road Monday.
‘0 e o
one was a visitor in New York city
yesterday.
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Janice Psrkins. Muriel Swanson,
Letty Houston; Marjorie Wright, and
Gertrude Gainsborough went on a
picnic yesterday.
C. Wellesly Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William C. Smith has returned
to Hell Island after a short visit in
New York city. Mr. Smith will open
the tennis-match this Friday With
the Country Club.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams
and daughter Doris of New Bruns-
wick ore visiting Mr. and Mrs.
George~ A. Hayes of Rocky Point
road. ;
.. o o. e
Miss Lucio Turner of the. Wells
Plains was the guest of Mrs. Charles -
Miss Jean Harper of North ave--
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Miss Anne Mathews of Pine Point
was s, visitor in New Canaan Mon-
day. ,
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Mrs. Harold W. Turner of Rocky
Point road is visiting in I’assaic, N.
J.
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Miss Flourette Budreau of New
Canaan was the guest of Mrs. John
Gallagher of the Hillview cottage,
Monday.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Junge and
daughter, Marie Dorothea of Brook-
lyn. are visiting Mrs. W. Coenan_ef
Pine Point.
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Mrs. George E. Smith of Summitt
avenue will en.ertain at. bridge to-
morrow afternoon at her home.
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Mr. C. Clayton Dean of the Sea-
shell cottage. Foster Lane. " has
bought the Westmere cottage and
two adjoining garages on West ave-
nue. Light. Dunbar and Quinlan
completed the transaction for Mr.
Dean.
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lilies Shirley Johnston of Harbor
View visited Bell Island yesterday
to try out the spring-board at Pine
Point in preparation for the diving
contest between Miss Mathews of
Pine Point and herself.
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Steward Charles Price's Thursday
night supper will be served tomor-
row cvening at the club-house. The
suppers are very popular with the
Bell Islanders.
I
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Rich and
daughter Peggy of the Rich cottage.
West avenue were visitors in New
York City yesterday.
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Mrs. Clntrles'Schroyer and daugh—
ter Barbara have l‘elurned to New
Canaan after o short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lindsay Brush of the
Overlook cottage. Summltt avenue.
ROWAYTON
SCHOOL HEAD
TO SPEAK AT
UNION SERVICES
Miss Marjcirie Wells,
Secretary to John D.
Jr., Returns to Her
Brooklyn Home
' Mrs. H. Chodsy. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lund.
of Rowsyton avenue. has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Katherine Cole. of Cedar
Gates and Mrs. J. B. Raymond were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steven
Portico, of West Side avenue. at the
New Salem Inn. The trip to New
Salem. N. 1'.. was made by automo-
bile. .
Mrs. William La Fountains has re-
turned sftor' spending several days
with friends in Danbuz'y.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Merrlileld
‘, cottage. ROCKY PM!!! To“ ll visiting an entertaining their son. Mr. Royal
- in New York-city today.
. I I . I
I Mr. John Walker of Chicago and
'01100 50021110 Prowitt of NOPWIII
”rammed-12000001100000
Merriiieid. and wife. of New Haven.
and Mrs. R. Merrideld‘s sister from
Texas. ,
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muse-moms:
Mr. Samuel W. Coleman and wife.
of New York. Dr. and Mrs. M. J.
Borston of Neponset. N. 1'.. Mrs. H.
r‘oioglll and son or New York. and
Miss Grace w. Ellsworth, also of
\‘ew York. are registered at the Col.
onial Hotel on Rowayion avenue.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Edward Bar-
nerd and daughter Gloria. who have
been visiting Mrs. Bernard's mother,
Mrs. Oscar Mills of Highland avenue.
have started by automobile for their
home in St. Petersburgh. Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Balnald expect to
spend a week visiting his former
parish in Madison. N. J.
The sloop Addie 11.. owned by Cap-
tain John Dc Waters of Pennoyer
street. is being put in commission
for the 'work on the natural growth
oyster beds.
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Mr. Fred Friedeli has resigned his
position with the People‘s Grocery
Co. and Mr. Joseph Rogers has
taken his place.
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Mr. lIixson Cole and his daughter.
Miss'Ollve Cole of Rowayton avenue,
who have been spending the sum-
mer at Cape Pol-poise. Mass. will re-
ter May.
Jack with 0110:: Mabel Thomas 1000,
son. N. Y.. on the way.
- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26.1925. THE EVENING WHO-NORWALK, CONN”.
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$5 00 : mm” ,°nV for the repairs to the wane. Cincinnati.0 cm 10.001200 0 0100010001200 0:00-10:00 0:00-10:10 - 10:00-12:00 w, u 0, En “sh Mandel-om m C .-, H t 1, Well made of soot! khakiror
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' Shortest town meeting on record last 01:01:10. Chicago. ill........ 0 «2.0 0:00 0.00 000- 0300 0900- 000 0:00 0:00 0:00- 0:00 01:00:00 suburb“ day " “a" ”a" - d”
Guaranteed all wool $1”de mm in tho Hoyle school- wmnn. Chicago. 1ll....... c 250 0:00- 0:00 0:00- 0:10 000 0:00 0:00- 0:10 0:00. 0:10 0:00 0:20 ' - -
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on tlio second floor will berebulll WNYG. New York. N. 1'... r: 020. 0:00-11:00 0:20- 0:10 0::30-1000 0:10 0:00 0:40-10:10 0.00- 020 0:00 0:10 uy a and ave oney.
SHIRTS UlVl'H-‘IY- larllllons and walls will woaw. Omaha. 0200...... c 020 0:00-10:00 0:00-11:00 000- 1:00 0:00-11:00 1:00-11:00 2:00-1:00 '
; ...-y so in the converting or the wee. Davenport. 10....... c 404 0:00-11:20 0:40- 0:10 0:00 0:00 0:00:1000 0:00-12:00 0:00 0:00 0:00-12:00
:ms-c-nt lire-trap into a mic housing won, Newark. N. .l.. n 400 0:10-11:00 0:10 2:10 0:15-1:00 0:11- 2:00 0:10- 2:00 0:11-1:00-
1 00 Each to: the town departments. John wos. Jefferson City. Mo....c «0.0 0:-00 000 0:00 0:00 0::00000 . .000 0:00 _
. lyler of West avenue is doing the WM. Chicago. Ili.......... C 447.5 7:00- 9:00 0:00- 1:00 0:00- 1:00 6:00- 1:00 0:00- 1:00 0100- 2100 ‘ , ~ ’ . ' -
contracting. having submitted the WRC. Washington. D. C... B 400 1:00. 0:30 “9.11;” 1:00. mo «30.1130 1:00,. 3:30 4:301:00 Mr!- Georso Smith of Summit 010- Galnsviile. Florida, who are stopping. street was host of a large so
Reg. $150 to $150 value lowest “sures for the work. Em- WRNY. New York. 10. 1'.. 10 211.0. . 2:00-10:00 2:00-10:00 2:00-10:00 2:00-10:00 2:00-10:00 2:00-12:00 "110- with Mr!- Frank Crockett. of Row— pally Monday Night. The Boys' Chi
; ‘ "10m! and Abbot. of Stamford. drew WRW. Tarrytown. N. Y.... B 272.5 8:00-11:30 0:00-11:30 0:00-11:30 10:00-11:30 9:00-11:30 0:00-11:80 0:00-11:30 ‘ ‘ ‘ ayton avenue. visited Mr. Homer of the Methodist Church Rev
up the plans for the renovation of WSAI. Cincinnati. 0...... C 025.9 8:00- 0:00 10:00-12:00 1:00.1om010200-12loo 70010200 8:00- 1:00 Lester E. Ortiz. Jr-. of Rocky Sammis of New Canaan yesterday. - Mrs. Charles S. Gray. Mr. and
the hall. Offices on the first floor 'WSB. Atlanta. Go........ ... C 428.8 1:00: 0:00 8:00-11:45 8:00-11:45 10:45-11:45 8:00-11:45 8:00-11:45 8:00-11:45 Point road is visiting in Morrlstown 0 s 0 William Jennings, Mrs. Bryan M
f __ will be removed to the second when WSMB. New Orleans. 1‘.. C 810 8:80-11:00 , 8:30-10:00 8:30-11:00 - 8:30-10:80 N. J.. this week. ' It was Mr. Barry Williams of Me- Emma Wells and Miss Florencgdiflfi
ALL $1 00 NECKWEAR the front of the building is remod- “TAM. Cleveland. 0...... B 889.4 0:00-12:00 0:00-11:00 6:00- 1:00 0:00- 7:00 0:00- 7:00 6:00- .41“ ’ ‘ ‘ Klnloy street, and not Mr. Harry terson were inthe party. Madal-
. , cilcd. and each town official will W’l‘AS. Elgin. Iii. C 802.8 8:00-12:00 8:00-10:80 8:00-10:80 8:00-10:30 8:00-13:00 8:00-10:30 8:00-10:30 Edward Selinger has returned to Stevens as reported a few days ago an's motorboat. the “Lloyd " .t" ’
have a. private office in which to WTIC. Hartford. 001111.... E 348.0 0:00. 1:30 0:00? 8:45 - 0:00": 7:30 7:00-10:00 Brooklyn after a three weeks' visit who received a ' the t N .
‘ . , . pure food license as P!" y to 11qu Island. where
for carry on his work. Another general WWAE. Jollet. Ill.. ..... C 20! 8:00-12:00 0:00-12:00 0:00-12:00 9:00-12:00 9:00-18:00 Mill-18:00 with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hart of a sea food dealer picnic supper was enjoyed. . . ,5.
. meeting roe ill also be construct- WWJ. Detroit. “1011...... B 853.1 0:20- 8:15 0:00- 1:80 0:00- 8:00 0:00- 1:00 6:00- 8:00 0:00- 0:00 Castle Venice. 0 '0 o - . '
Miss Lydia Miller has been
guest of Mrs. Robert Barclay flirt
past few days.
It was one of the last reader
the Reverend Henry E. Wing.
died at his home in Redding M011
evening that Mr. Oscar S. Mil
Highland avenue officiate at his
oral.
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Mrs. Mary Talmadge of Brook] g
was a visitor in town yesterday
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The legular monthly meeting
the Ladies' Aid Society of- ’
Mehodist Church will be held "
afternoon in the chapel. ‘
e o e ;
The weekly Wednesday 11
never meeting of the Rowena!!-
Methodist church will be held“;
night at the church at 8: 00 o'
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Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch. her‘ 00‘ It
and sons Franklin
this morning for East Chadoin.‘-=N
Y. The trip will be made by all--
mobile and they will stop '01 1100
turn tomorrow.
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Mrs. George Kay of'Crockett street
will be organist at the wedding in
the Methodist Church Thursday.
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Mrs. Franklin Cleverley of Crap-
avenue reiutned yesterday after
spending several weeks with her
mother in Cape Cod. Mass.
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Mr. and Mrs. Pincus Needles of ‘
McKinley place motored to Brook-
lyn recently. Miss Esther Needles
made the trip with them and will
stay in Brooklyn visiting friends for
a few weeks.
The oyster steamer "Commander."
owned by the Ellsworth Oyster Co..
left for Greenport, L. 1.. Monday.
Captain ,Royal Decker of McKinley
place is captain of the Commander.
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Miss Ebba Anderson of New lla-
ven returned to New Haven today
after visiting‘the Misses Mollie and
Ann Scotleld of Highland avenue.
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Mrs. Charles Cox and daughter
and Mrs. C. Patterson of Louisville.
Kyu/have been spending. several
days-with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Arnold
of Rowayton avenue.
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Mr. George Barne‘s of Meeker
Court has been doing quite 0. little
blasting on his property.
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Mr. Johh Lund. the new superin-
tendent of the Norwalk schools. will
be speaker at the union services held
in the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sundy.a Mr. Lund' 0 subject will be:
“The Moral Objectives in Public Ed.
ucation. "
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Mrs. Wells and Miss Marjorie
Wells. who have been spending the
summer in the Gilman cottage on
Rowayton avenue, have returned to
their home in Brooklyn Miss Wells
is private secretary to John D.
Rockefeller, Jr.
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Mr. Harry Bryan of Pennoyer
F. s LYON
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tum you 35))
Don't think that backach‘
serious kidney trouble. on"...
highly-colored urine.
urination. V ,
It may mean simply clogged Id
neys. Kidneys which need a; idol!
tive. as clogged bowels do. ‘
You relieve the bowels. but?
in ten let the clogged kIGMYl‘W
Then come symptoms which ol ‘
Try this method. It has to m
lions brought a revelation.
Drink plenty of water. Take the
first glass upon rising. Add «a 11th”
Jad Salts. That will make a pie
ant drink. _ ; V ‘“
Jad__Salts is made :l-bmiii
lemon'and grape juice, (:0 ‘
with iithis. It is a modern kid
relief. _
Results will appear in an 110
Poisons will be eliminated. the cl ’
glng will cease. Conditions w
change. entirely. ' V
Don't take harsh drugs. 11
worry. See what Jad Salts can
If they relieve. then usejhern '
ways to keep the kidney-1nd “t
bowels active. That's thsgrestl
sentlal. ' I
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