BELL ISLAND
VERYTHING SET
, FOR MINSTREL
SHOW AT CLUB
to Be Held Tomorrow
“ N ight—A Big Event
0 f Season —-— Social
Club Election ‘
.The annual I‘lpt‘llOll or officers of
Cv- Boll Isnum Social Club will take
IIce tonight at the club-house at 8
‘lock. The nominating committee
.1, lab met two weeks ago presented
“in following candidates:
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925.
\‘rrnon .larhoe. president
George A. Haves, vice-president
Alvin D. Schmoeger. treasurer
Charles W. Jnrhoe. userreiary
Louis Words” and ileum W.
Street, auditors.
Board of directorn to some during
the years 192647-23, Sigmund
Swrnaon, Frank W. Schwartz. Ar-
thur S. Hughes.
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Everything in all set. for the hit:
Bell Island Minstrel and Home to
take place tomorrow night at tho
clubhouse. The show, the final hig
social event of the season. has been
in rehursnl for some weeks undvr
director Kent. Creuaer.‘ The dress ro-
hmrsal was hold Wednesday night
under the direction of Mr, Edward
Nixon. The cast for tho mlnstrols
follows: Alice Bernstein. Josephine
Reagan. Doris Turner. Muriel
Schwartz. Jean Harper, Mabel Wilo
son. Muriel Miison. Sherwood Smith.
Charles Sniffin, Andrew J. Mulcare
.lr.. Henry l’ierins. Jerome P. Doyle.
Herbert Schwartz. Kent Creuser,
John Gloctzner, Donald Haggerty.
Albert L‘rlakine, and Frank K. Tur-
ner.
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Melville l'tiley .ir.. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Melville Riley. of Fine Point. is
planning to enter St. Arbin's prepar.
utory school, in Washington. this
fall. i\ir. lliioy has for the past two
yours uiienriorl Merccrsburg Academy
and is rated no one of the best ton—
nin players of the school,
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Edmund (Iclkos and Stephen F'uld
or New York arrived at the Island
today to visit C. \‘Vollrsly Smith, non
of Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. Both
young men were class-mates of Mr.
Smith at the Horace Mann School in
New York city, and both will enter
me me summons-so. nonwALx. cons.
Dartmouth college in September. Mr.
Smith will have Mr. Oelkea and Mr.
Fuld as guests at the Norwalk Coun-
try e‘lub tennis match this afternoon.
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Residents of Bell Island will wit-
ness the first tennis contest played
on their own court Sunday morning
when the Bell Island Juniors will
play the Schmoeger court lroup.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hart ct Cau-
tie Venice left Wednesday for a, trip
to Lake Placid.
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Mr. Thomas Hassott of New York
is visiting his sister. Mrs. William C.
Smith. of Summitt avenue.
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The Bell island Junior baseball
team will play the married men of
the Island Sunday afternoon. The
junior team will consist of: C. Wei-
50 PIECE
DINNER SET
gold band. Composition:
6 8-ln. Dinner Plates
5 Soup Plates
ti Breakfast Plates
6 Bread and Butter Plates
6 Fruit Dishes
8 Cups
6 Saucers
1 Large Cover Dish
(Round or Oval I
1 Creamer
1 Sugar Bfll
1 Sauce Boat
1 Oatmeal Bowl
1 Platter
Regular Yniuc $8.49
SALE
PRICE . .
‘ Canvas
Gloves
Leather
Palm
Regular
value 49c
Sale price
230
Silk Stripe Soho
36 in. wide, rose, orchid.
blue, white, pink, gray,
etc. Reg. value 69c yd.
Sale price , 47c
Yard ........
Ladies’ Hand
Bags
’ Reg. value 98c.
Sale price ..... 44C
The Climax in Value Giving! Let Nothing Ke ep You Away from This Final Crash in Price:
A new design. pink spray.
2-«FINAL DAYS—2 HURRY!)
SALE CLOSES AUG. 29TH '10 P. M.
Mint FIN
The; "End! The Finish! ~I'Iurryi Hurry! Are You
L
iesly Smith. captain: George H. Ril-
New Bryan?
-...-...._-_
The rm. William Bell nnsy. pas-
tor of the First Baptist church of
Trying to Save,
We will make the last day roar with Booming Big Bargains. Come
for miles you lover of true economy. This is the sale you see ad-
vertised. Bargains galore.
Sale Positively Ends Saturday, August 29th
BRILLIANT, UNMATCHABLE. BARGAINS
.. $5.77 Again We Encourage You to Shop Early
White Flannel
Heavy quality. 27 in.
Reg. value 25c.
wide.
Sale price
5M77c
—
Children’s 3-4
Sport Socks
Something new in chil-
dren's 1%, length sport,
socks. Reg._ value .39e
pair. Sale price 2 4
Pair . ........ . C
Free! Free! Free!
In addition to our specially low-
priced merchandise we will give to the
first fifty adults who enter our store on
Saturday morning at 9:30 o’clock a beau-
tiful ll l-2-inch round pute aluminum
double roaster, valued at; $1.50, with a
purchase of $3.00 or over.
3 Cups
8 Slums
PRICE
16 PIECE
BREAKFAST. SET
White Semi-Porcelain
PRICE .
PRICES THAT TOLL OUT A SWIFT DECISION
1 Large Plater
8 Fruit Platters
3 Bread and Butter Plate:
8 3-in. Plates
Not more than 2 sets to a
mistomer
97c
Table Oil
Cloth
Plain and
fancy color:
Mills Run
Sale price
15c "d'
SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT
BUY NOW'AND SAVE
Window Shades
White.
ecru or green. Regular
...47.c
First quality.
price 690.
‘ Sale price
Bed Sheets
One pt. Jars
Dozen .. .
One qt. Jars
Dozen . . . .
Genuine “Ball
Mason” Jars
..‘696
..79c
Ladies' “Durham”
Minneapolis. is hailed as the suc-
cessor to William Jennings Bryan
' as leader of the fundamentalists. At
least. Maynard Bhipley. president of
the Science League of America. so
regards him. Rev. Mr. Riley la in
has Angelea now. shaping a. funda-
mentalist campaign there.
ey, Melville Riley. Jr.. Frank Tur-
' nor. Andrew Muicare. Jr.. Malcolm
Karel. Disby Mason. Sherwood
Smith. John Gleetzncr. Charles Snif-
nn. 0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley of
Brooklyn, N. Y. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. John Gallagher of the Hill-
view cottage over the week-end.
t O a.
Digbey Mason of the La Belle cot-
tage celebrated his birthday yester-
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Turner
returned to the island yesterday af-
ter a short visit to Puaaic. N. J.
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Edward Selinger. ot-Brooklyn. is
visiting Edward Hart Jr. of Castle
Venice.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charieton MewboI-n,
with their daughter and son Eugenia
and Buddy will leave the island in
the middle of September and take up
their residence in Pittsburg. Pa.
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‘ Mrs. wnnm c. Smith of Summiti
avenue was a. visitor in New York:
city yestetlday.
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in. and Mrs. Arthur Hughes lefti
the Island Wednesday for a week's
motor trip to New Hampshire, where
they will join their son Sewell, who
has been at camp's". summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hannigan of
New York are. visiting,; Mr. and Mrs.
l-laI-ry McDormott of the Breeze cot-
logo.
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Mrs. George E. Smith gave a
bridge and tea at her home yester-
day afternoon. There were seven
tables of cards and seven prize win-
here. The first prise for the after-
noon went to Mrs. Sigmund Swenaon.
and other winners included Mrs.
Melville Riley. Mrs. Charleton Mew-
horn, Mrs. William W. Wright. Mrs.
Harry MoDermott. Mrs. William C.
Bee-rs. Mrs. Edward Kay-er. and
consolation. Mrs. Lester E. Ortiz.
Other guests were: aMra. Carl B.
Peters, Mrs. James C. ritagg. Mrs.
Hearn W. Streat. Mrs. George Mc-
Intosh.,Mra. H. J. Wright. Mrs. Al-
bert. Erisklne. Mrs. Edward Moore,
Mrs. t‘harles Terry. Mrs. Louie War~
deli. Mrs. John Ooodo, Mrs. J. Lind-
say Brush. Mrs. Stuart Whttoeide,
Mrs. William 1“. Clarke. Mrs. Ed-
win Neatler. Mrs. F‘rcd Houston. Mrs.
Charles Mosely and Mrs. William
Wright. Tea was served following
the play.
1,750 Cases of Beer
On Boat; Off Florida
KEY WEST. Fla.. Aug. 28 (AP).
——The British auxiliary schooner.’
Fanny F. Prescott. with 1.750 caaes
or beer on board, was seized and ten
members of her crew arrested by
Coast Guard cutter 299 three miles
off Florida. Keys late yesterday.
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BLACK HAG
as quick and
sure a bug-
killer as Black
Flag Powder
it“
Scents .
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Telephone 2315
Store 01qu Wednesday at 12:30
FALL COATS
In The New Models
Any woman interested in a new Cost for Fall ,
should not lose a minute in coming to inspect the splendid ..x
array of new models we are showing. They have that '
elusive quality of style that every woman desires-wand
they are of excellent quality, too. '
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w.
$16.50 and $49.50
i" m Lamar owns ' T171.
Home 3"" Trimmed, Others for Dollars and Outta Mi
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New Fall Line Of
SATIN DRESSES
'A showing of everything that is new in Dresses for 73
women’s wear this Fall and Winter, and as usual you ‘
will find our prices, quality for quality, always a little
lower than you would have to pay elsewhere.
I“ {16.50 and. $19.50
'"~ 'ltndsoniely Embroidered, Others With Lace
' Collars
ALL 8123!
, SECOND FLOOR
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Buy at MUNSIE’S and Save Money
4‘.
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Poe_LIQUID and SPRAYBR
At Drug. Grocery and
totem
BLACK FLAG POWDER
15 cents and up
HOWLAND’S ,
Entrance on Main St., Fairfield Ave” Cannon St.
ammunition—Wynn
Three days left to enter Photo Contest
cross ATLANTIC
NEW YORK. Aug.
Not content with one
day .' yage across the Atlantic in a
45 foot yaw]..three.,weather beaten
middle aged Norwegian mariners
are going to sail back home in
September after visiting the Norse-
Amerlcan centennial celebration in
Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Following
Erlokeeon and the Vikings, skipper
Anresa Grimace and his men drift-
ed into port yesterday in what look—
ed like a. nutshell
with ocean liners that churned up
the bay.
has just a 15 foot beam and a. 12
ton displacement. She sat out June ,.
15. from Sproennoey. Norway. and
was lost to the world for 73 days. ,
covering 8,600 miles.
"Tip: weather was rough at...
times." the skipper said. "Squalls. ,
hallstorms and sales kept up for a ~
month. but we had plenty of hard-, *
tack and provisions aheard. There
was plenty or opportunity of re-
plenishing water cake by catching‘
rain water in a. spare saiL The ‘
quadrant we used for making 0‘?
servations is more than 100 yearn
o d. "
When it was remarked thet the
cabin or the yawl with its three. . .
bunks was not large enough to '
swing a. cat. Captain Grimace ti}. ‘
flected that as they didn’t carry a‘
cat the size of the cabin didn't mat-
ter much.
Three other men Arthur S. Hilde-
brand. author. William W. Nutting
and John Twodahi. set out to follow
the Viking passage last year. and
are believed to have perished. '
W on. YAWI.
ass—(AP).
perilous 78-
the path of Let:
in comparison
The yaw! Faehtanneta
er"-'A medium light
i Foils-u: floor.
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Smart Shoes Attention!
for Young Men ' Boys!
me Hmaing' . our first lot of New. Fall Suits "
Heavy bleached muslin.
Size 81x90.. Reg. value
$1.49. 876
Sale. price .
Stockings
Heavy ribbed stocking,
double heel and toe.
Sizes 6 to 11.
Sale price 216
Cups and
Saucers
“St. Dennis.” 'Firat
quality, plain white.
Reg. value 25c pair.
6 7’" f" 87c
Two
Large Size
Salad Bowls
Floral designs. Regular
value 49.
....23c
Sale price Sale price . . . .
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men-run cunts Two Floors scorn NORWALK Two Floors
Mill Outlet Stores
J Margulies, Manager.
124 Washington, St.
Telephone 471
Floors
Large Vegetable
Dish
Reg. value 29c.
12c
So. N orwalk
Two Floors
Semi porcelain, g o l d
decorated or plain
white.
19c each.
Pure Silk Hose.
15 shades, every pair
guaranteed to give
satisfactory wear. Sale
.2:2:°.........97c
Ladiea’ Chemises
Voile and muslin, lace
and embroidery trim-
med, white and colors.
Reg. value 69c.
Sale price . . . .47C
8 Inch Dinner
Plates '
Regular value
_‘
\
ford-.Me‘dium toe—straighteni—
llain floor
tan calf oxford-—
Bfoad too—Bluchcr
out —- Leather heel.
$7.50
‘The Ben-Ton”;-
a light tan calf ox-
and rubber heels. $8
have just arrived—New models,
new patterns, and new ideas.
All are four piece models” in-
gie breasted styles, vest and two
pair of trousers. One pair of golf
and one regulation knickers. Sizes
eluding loatln both double or do '
Seasonable
for Men '
Fancy silk ties in stripes and figures, in the latest
coiorings.
Broadcloth shirts in white, tan, and blue, with or
without collars.
Fancy muslin pajamas in tan, blue, lavender and
white with silk frogs.
Fancly
colors wit attached collars.
Faile silk and iisie hose in a brown mixture in
checks.
. “in door.
‘ THE
novelty check shirts in a good assortment of
Furnishings
75c
Reg. SLSO for $1.25»
Reg. $1.50 for $1.19
ii
8 to i8 years
with
domcn and back, made to hook at the side front, silk
elastic shoulder straps. Sizes 32 to 44. Special at $2.95.
Also soft white cotton batting. One 3 lb. ackage
will make a comfortable. Price 1.50
Main floor
‘ , i I 1 ' » gr" f: "A .4"' ' Run“:
Treo .Brassiere. XGirdIee.
,Treo Brassiere Girdles made of heavy flesh brocade,
. Some new challies in pretty floral patterns are here.
They are very appropriate for comfortabics which will
soon be needed as the nights get cooler.
816.50 {0818.50
Mont
one piece surgical elastic of sides, boned over ab-
laoond door.
36in. wide 17‘: yd.
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