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TODAY'S EVENTS.
Rialt'o—"Brown Derby."
Regent—"Silence."
Palace—"Prince of Pilsen."
luut meeting of Omicron Circle of
East llvcnuc M. E. church. e
Tracey~—l‘helan Wedding.
Lockwood Manufacturing
pany to reopen.
COMING EVENTS.
July ll—Opening of Girl
Day Camp at Stoneybrook.
July ii.—Wednesday afternoon
store closing commences.
July la.——South Norwalk Baptist
church picnic at Roton Point or in
Sunday school if it. rains.
July 13,—lnstallation of Officers.
Uncns Tribe. ‘
July 13.- --initiation of Candidates
Old Well Commandery.
July fin-Lady MoLacblan Ledge,
Daughters of Scotia social.
July 11.--Chrlst church lawn fete.
July 14.—Ladlea' Aid Rowayton
M. E. church Bazaar.
July li.—Ladles' Aid East Ave-
nue M. 15. Picnic to Putnam Park.
com-
Scout
Sun and Tide For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ............ 4:30 A. M.
Sun Sets ............ 7:28 P. M.
High Tide 1:19 A. M.
Low Tide ............. 7:58 P. M.
Misses Mary and Lois Hoyt daugh.
ters of Charles E. Hoyt. ii Bayvlew
avenue, left yesterday for Lake Sim-
one. near Toronto, where they will
be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Boni-
fleld. who have a summer camp
there. They expect to be gone about
two weeks. Miss Mary Hoyt and
Miss Mabel Bonifield are room-
lnates at Vassar.
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Mr. and Mr. Fred Wilson of Port
Chester were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Klaber. Naromake ave.
nue. Saturday. Mr. Wilson is man:
ager of the Greenwich theater.
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Mrs. Frederick Morrison. 40 West
avenue; Mrs. Philip Jakob. 8 Ray.
mond Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Guerard. 181 Flanllill road. left
today for Tobyhanna. Pa.. where
they will stay during the encamp-
ment of the national guard. Dr.‘
Frederick Morrison and Mr. Jakob
are already with the camp.
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George Austin Hodge, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Austen
Hodge of Rye. N. Y.. was christen-
ed yesterday morning at. the First
Congregational church by Rev. Er-
nest McGregor. Before her marriage.
Mrs. Hodge was Miss Olive Jackson.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B.
Jackson, 1!! Bettswood road.
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—Now is the time of year for fur
storage. The Twin City Valet is a
reliable place and all fur storage
here is insured against tire and
theft. or North Main St. Phone
408.—-Adv.
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Three .of Norwslk‘a busiest and
most prominent men are about to
enjoy a well earned vacation. John
Lund. George R. Brunjes. and John
Glover left yesterday afternoon for
Grand Lake. Maine. where they will
enjoy a ten day's fishing trip.
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Mrs. Henry Belnfleld and son.
Malcolm, Eastern Parkway. Brook-
lyn, are visiting relatives on Sea-
vlew avenue.
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Mrs, Stephen Starr Jarvis. 39 Sea.
View avenue, returned Saturday
from Albany. where she visited
friends.
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Miss Bertha Conklin, Third street.
and George Cenklln motored to
Bridgeport recently where they vis-
ited friends.
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Captain Howard Lowndes. Sea-
view avenue. motored to Stamford,
Friday.
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—Radlos and .. Victrolas sold on
easy terms. Donnelly.—-Adv.
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Mrs. Alvin DeWitt Wadsworth.“
Moss Hill Villa, is entertaining
guests at her farm in West Rocks
road. over the week-end.
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Isadore Cohen. prominent hat
manufacturer of Los Angeles, was a
visitor at the plant of the Rough
:1.“ company, 6 Mulvoy street. Fri-
y.
At the Norwalk hospital today the
condition of Charlotte Vasst, four
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Vaast of Lafayette Circle
was reported "fair". The little girl
suflered painful burns. last Monday
morning. when her dress became lg-
nlted.
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Frank Aiken. investigator of the
Charity department. yesterday began
a two week‘s vacation from his
duties. '
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Morris Breaev Concord street. a
senior at. Clark University. visited
friends in Stamford Friday night.
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tier-fen m. Miller. 111 Main
street. attended the performance of
the "Blonds Sinner" at the Stamford
theatre Friday evening. '
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-—DORLON'S»SHORI HOUSE.
-—Now opened‘ for the season.
Famous for over forty years for
WW Dinners and sea food of all
kinda Phone Norwslk 2208.—Adv.
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'Iobert Jeeelofl. Seavlew avenue.
was a business visitor in New York
city Friday.
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‘9 .
hank Buckhoits. if St. John
place, is visiting in New York for a
few days. While' in the city. Mr-
Bnekhols expects to-taks in several
shotrs and other amusements.
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Charles Wilson nut IVQIIIII. is
preparing to leave Moi-walk within a
ewdsya onsn anto'tripto
I
Go. and will receive his
Crete
“can? a week. 3e will be ac-
cosn led on the trip by Robert
Fuller. East avenue. and Harold and
Cliflord Maikin \Yolfpit Hill‘rosd.
. . .
Everett Buckley of Southport took
a trip on Long island Sound yester-
day. Everett will camp on one of
the islands with his party of friends
for a few days.
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Elisabeth Hegedue. Lexington ave:
nue. has returned to her home after
spending a few d:ya.in Bridgeport.
Manager Samuel Baker of the
South Norwalk branch of the G. B.
Kinney sndCo. shoe retailers, has
received odioial notice that his store
has been awarded second prize in the
sales contest held in the eastern
states.
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Cecelia and Theba Resnlkoff of
Bridgeport are‘spendlng a few days
with relatives in South Norwalk.
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-—Put coal in now, excellent qual-
ity, {ell screened. and at the best
price for this year. simmedlate de-
liveries Alfred Brown, Coal. Mer.
rltt It. Phone 3398-2.
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Miss Mary Theresa Mathews. Van
Buren aveIue. is enjoying a ten days' s
vacation at Aebury Park. .
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Bergren and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Williams, Fort
Point street. loft Saturday for a trip
to Canada. They will be gone ten
days.
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The E. U. '1'. club will hold a
beach party at Compo Beach Thurs-
day. A frankfurter roast will be
held in the evening. .
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Mrs. H. Morin. Bristol. is visiting
Miss Frances Splsn at her home, 110
South Main street.
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Mrs. David Mslkln. Richmond
Hill. L. i._ ii visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Harry- Mayer at their home. Icy-
mour Place.
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William F. Hogan. 110 South
Main street. visited friends in New
York city recently.
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M. Lee Miller. 177 Main street.
will entertain at his home next
week Victor Jacobs. New York, his
classmate. at Syracuse University.
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Edwin Johnson, Sesvlew avenue.
is enjoying a. two weeks' vacation
from his duties at the Kresge Com-
pany.
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Judge F. A. Sears and wife_ We-
terbury. merit Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. William Miller. Elmwood ave-
nue.
sIs'
Miss Alice Foster. West New
York. came to Norwsik on the “Belle
Island" and spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Walsh. North
Main street.
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Felix Mace of Main street. has
resigned his position with the M "d-
ern Grocey company and has... '
a position with the City Ice " ".om-
pany.
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Albert McCabo and William Ro-
voc are on a fishing trip on the
Sound today.
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Miss Mary Van Buren. East ave-
nue. is spending a few days in
Massachusetts.
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Miss Mary Hoyt, Bayview avenue,
left Saturday for Canada.
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Carroll Cousins, Ivy place. ~left
yesterday for St. Petersburgh. Flori-
da. where he has a position as stenc-
grs pher.
Fred Collins. Ferris avenue. mo-
tored up the Mohawk Trail yester-
day with a party of friends.
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Paul Carrillo, Philadelphia, is
spending a few weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Carrillo, Flax gill road.
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Harold Welner of Cedir street
will travel to Yonkers tomorrow
where he will see his favorite race
horses race‘at the Empire City
Track. ' 8’
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"Bud" Kaney of Bridgeport has
resumed his' duties at the Liggett
Drug store after a brief vacation. .
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Tony Neveriaky, J oseph Neverlsky
and Samuel Wilmer, all, of Cedar.
street. motored to Bridgeport yes-
terday. '
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William Sullivan, Railroad avenue.
has accepted a position with the
Cico Ice company. . ' .
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James O'Keefe. Mount Vernon. is
spending a few days with relatives in
Cedar street. ~ .
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Charles RIpple,,Summit avenue,
was a visitor in Bridgeport yester-
day.
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William Clark. New York. is
spending the week-end with relatives
on Summit avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O'Brien.
2 Reed street. their daughter Grace.
and Miss Frances Spisn. will leave
sunday for a two weeks' automobile
trip through the New England states
and Canada. i
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Feinsod, Ely
avenue. are ylsiting friends in-New
York City today. . '
Manfred Powell. Brush street, is
a business visitor in New York City
today. '
'Hermsn Malkln has returned .to
his home in New York City after a
visit with friends on Seavlew ave-
IIIIO. e a
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.Mr. and Mrs. Coley Ruscce and
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mcckler d
son. Thomas. visited with tries a at
Lsks‘Zoar cos: the week-sad. '
Romer- E. Doulens. 58 Van Buren
avenue. has recovered from an ill-
ness which conflned him to his home ?
for a week. *
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' Mrs. William Haslett Upson, wife
of the well known au‘thcr‘of Penile
avenue is at the‘Norwalk hospital
wh. she recently underwent an
operation for :pp:ndicitls.
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The Evening Seminal goes to
press at 3:80 every afternoon ex-
cept Saturdays. News articles
should be at the Sentinel ofncu
not later than 1:80 on the day
when it is “sired they be pub-
ished.
0n Saturdays this paper goes
to press at 11:80 a. m. and all
cow's should be at the Sentinel‘
office before 10le and, so far as
possible. should be submitted
Friday evening.
ward Lycett. Ponui avenue. will be
very pleased to know that she is re-
cuperating from an illness of nearly
a month. she has been at the Nor-
walk hospital for the past two weeks
but will be able to return to her
home this evening.
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Mrs. Alfred H. Somers. 61 Fair-
neld avenue, is entertaining he:-
mother. Mrs. D. S. being of 'Brcok-
in N. Y. for the summer months.
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The many friends of. Mrs. Samuel
C. Ireland. 10 Bates Court.~will be
sorry to learn that she is critically
Miss Dorothy Wells is enjoying a
vacation of two weeks from her
duties in the office of Donnelly"s
stationery store. South sin street.
She will visit in New York City for
a week.
I
The “:WCI'S on the altar of Trinity
church yesterday were given by Miss
Harriett Henry. in memory of her
mother.
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Chief and Mrs. William R. Pen-
nington had as guests yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schewebel and
Mrs. Anita Dorand of Prospect
Beach, West Haven; Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Horror and son Junior of
Hamden: and Mrs. Anna Bond and
daughter Dorothy of Stratford.
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Mrs. Helen Anderson. :6 First
street. is enjoying a week's vacation
from her duties in the business
office of the Evening Sentinel.
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Kenneth Conley. Lowe street and
two friends motored to New
York state over the week-end. in
Kenny's car. The return trip was
made through Massachusetts.
. I I I
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sam-rs jr., 62
Woodward avenue. motored to
Coney island. yesterday.
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Harold Buckley. Van Huron ave-
nue, visited Stamford Sunday.
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' Miss Elsie Long, 163 Main street
and Mrs. Walter Arnold and daugh-
ter Leverda. 154 Main street, are
spending two week: with Mrs. Arn-
old's mother. Mrs. Frank Young of
Murray Hill N. J.
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Miss lrene Harmon. 108 South
Main street. was in Stratford tester-
day.
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Norwalk was once more well rep-
resented tn the rotogravure section
of the New York Times yesterday.
The Westchester-Ccnnecticut di-
vision contained several photos of
the entertainers at. the recent carni-
val held by the Knights of Colum-
busand the firemen. There were
also pictures of the outing held by
the batters employed in the Lee
pls’nt in Danbury. and one of the
luncheon of the Connecticut Pen
Women.- in which Mrs. Helena Hill
Weed can be plainly seen.
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Mrs. Helena R. ‘\'anAlst.vne. t
Falrtield avenue. is spending several
days visiting in New Haven. '
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Mrs. Frederick J. Morrison. 40
West avenue. entertained a few
friends at bridge at her home 8st-
urday afternoon. Those present
were: Mrs. Frederick Morrison. Mrs.
Fred Lyon. Mrs. Clara Scodeld. Miss
Mayme Lyon. Mrs. Frank Wood-
ward. Mrs. Wilfred Bodweli and
Mrs. Percy Brooke. The prize win-
ners were Mrs. Frederick Morrison
and Mrs. Brooke.
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Miss Mildred Beaupain. Woodbury
avenue. spent Sunday in New Ca-
naan with her sister. Miss Dorothy
Beaupain.
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A new play, “Honest Liars." pro-
duced by George. MscFarlsne opens
in Stamford tomorrow evening. Mr.
MacFarlane is‘well-known and pop-
ular in Norwslk. having appeared
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bere sometime ago in "Broke," zei-
da Sear's comedy with songs. At
present Mr. Macli‘ariane is not act-
ing. having decided to devote all his
time to producing. '
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Mrs. Katherine Kelsingcr. lilies
Charlotte Hetalnger, Miss Helen
Ketzinger. Miss Adele Kelsin'ger and
their guests, Mrs. Emily liarnel and
Mrs. llello Tierney of Weehavvken
Heights. N. J.. enjoyed a picnic 0\Cl'
at i‘onipo yesterday.
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Frank Bucbolz. 28 St. John place.
and his son. Eddie, returned last
owning from New York city, where,
they spent the week-end. The
Bucbolss enjoyed several shows and
amusements during their stay.
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Geoffrey Lester, London. England,
was the guest of Judge and Mrs.
Nehemiah Candee. )0 Arch street.
over Sunday. \
Mrs. Charlton Mswborn left today
with her daughter. Eugenia. and
son, Ruddy. for New York. Tomor-
row Mrs. Newborn and Buddy will
Join Mr. Mewborn, and the three
will start on a. shorticamplng trip
out to Deievan, Wis. where. they
will spend their vacation with Mrs.
Mervborn's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M.
A. Fledler. Eugenia will go out to
Delm-sn by train. after stopping in
Pittsburgh for a while.
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Miss Helen Kctzlngcr. 61 Bayvlrgv
aiciiue. will give a joint i‘adio .cl-
trli with George Leach. over station
WNYC this evening at 9:20. Miss
Krtzlngcr and Mr. Leach will each
sing for 20 minutes. Miss Kctzinger
is becoming well-known to radio
fans having already broadcasted
scicral times.
5.
Miss Margaret, Jennings. 8 Lewis
street. has returned to her home aft-
er spending a week at Camp Hoff-
man. Rhoda island. This is a camp
to train Girl Scout Leaders.
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Miss Bessie MacLaughlin. 56 Bay-
\lf-W avenue. has returned to her
home, after visiting in Mapleuood.
N. .l.. with her cousin. Mrs. Theodore
Williams. .
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Due to a delay in building. it has
been necessary to postpone the open-
in- of the Girl Scout day camp in
\Vestport. The camp. scheduled to
open today. “ill commence nut.
\i-‘ck instead. Among thc girls al-
riml. enrolled. are: Barbara. Lorilee.
and Harriet Nash. Virginia. Pearce.
Mary Sturges. Doris Wood. and
Carolyn Mitchell.
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Miss Betty Polzer, Miss Bessie
Mellarhlin. and lilies Adele Ketzin-
ger are spending the week on a
camping trip at Compo.
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Miss Ruth McGregor. East sve-
nue. started today for Canada. Miss
McGregor expects to remain there
{Or one week.
I
Mr. and v .s. William H. Disbron'.
emf Howard and daughter. Dorothy.
spent Sunday with Mr. Disbrow's
father. David Diebrorv. 36 West ave-
nue. Mr. Disbrow is president at. the
,Dlsbrow Building Material Corpora-
tlon.
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James O'Hara. 20 West avenue.
who has been seriously ill at his
hcme is‘able to-sit up for a short
time each day. Mr. O'Hara's many
friends wish hinl a speedy recovery.
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Miss Bessie MCLaChlln. Bayflew
avenue. has returned to her home.
after a short visit with her cousin.
Miss May Williams. Maplewood. N.
J.
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John Gurrin and George Russell.
well known local residents. enter-
tained several of their friends at a
beach party on Betts'. Island Sun-
day. A shore dinner was prepared
LIFE‘S sl‘lfiNY AFTERNOON
With her children grown up. the
middle-aged woman finds time to do
the things she never had time to do
before—read the new books, see. the
new plays. enjoy her grandchildren.
take an active part. in church and
cii'ioiaffairs. Far from being pushed
aside by the younger set, she finds a
full. rich life of her own. That is,
if her health is good.
Theiwands of women of middle
age say they owe their vigor and
health to Lydia E. Pinkllam‘s Vege-
table Compound. Those who have
learned through their own exper-
ience the merit of this old reliable
root. and herb medicine are enthuaL
astic in recommending it to their
friends and neighbors—Adv.
rue—w ...
to summer
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CLUB
' memd‘er:
Don’t go through the summer without
The Greater Hoover. Join the Sum-
mer Hoover Club new! . Membership
gives you immediate possession of your
Greater Hodver at aiov’ed down pay-
1‘ meat; the balance you pay in small
monthly mounts. “PgeitiveAgioation”
gives TheGreater Ho’overl31% greater
eficiency in ordinary Cleaning time than
the
prev'rious model. Actat once. before
‘theliet closes. Phone us now!
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! ROTON POINT
Yesterday saw a record crowd at
Roloii Point. The Bell island and
the Seagate were cronded slid there
were litany bussi-s from New York
and Brooklyn.
Today 1.00”
Washington
members Of the
Delimcrntic (‘luh nl‘
li‘OOkl)” mm" on the li"fllllhillp
Taurus and nut) members of the
Church of the Ascension of ,l’ort.
Richmond, Staten island. sailed Up
on the Seagate.
The bus parties includPrl lh“
Ladies” Aid Sol-letv of t'hrist Luther.
iiii (‘i'illl'Cll nf Rrunklvn illlii the lmiiy‘
ilaclnneti l.odi:i~—-liliugliters of Sea.
Iiii.
for their guests and “as conducted
in \cry good still, at the hotel Jill-
tict. Dancing and ”kill“: solos \icl‘u
lilo features oi lilv: day's entertain-
nient. SylH-slor \luldron. .‘wrfollt,
\‘it'giiiill, gun: neutral exhibition
dances. Among those pl‘L'ElsllL “(‘l'JS
Mrs. John Ullt’l'lll and son. Jackie;
Mrs. Mary Guci‘iu. l'rmidcuce, Mrs.
George ilusscll; Iilrs. A. North,
Bristol; Mr. and Mrs. William Wolfe
and family; I-lisscs Frances Splsu
and Grace U'Llrien. Richard lrivill.
and Sylvester \i'aidroil. The party
made the trip to and from the island
on the cruis' r. Sunapce.
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Miss illicit-Van Scoy, \‘nil Burch
avenue. has returned to her home.
after spending a ivccl. at Lake \t'au-
Leeks. lJonbtii'y.
Miss Caroline Henry is enioying a
Week's vacation from her duties at
Miss ltyrln's store.
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Starr Jarvis. Sciliimv aicniie. ilfls‘
accepted a. position “llh the N. l).
llyan company. .
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Miss Anna liaikin has returnril to
her home. New York city, after a!
short visit with friends on S") mour'
l‘lace.
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Our Brothers kid a No. 10, “ll!
mt‘et this evening f 4 regular busi-
ness at, S O'i'im‘k at this limo lit--
puty Grand Master Clim‘lrs Antler-
son will make his first official visit
and install the officr-i's for the ith
term. ice cream and 0.13;" “ill i»...
served and a Slll‘lfll lime nt lbw clan--
.of the session “ill be citioyul.
Being cinical is enough to make
any man s 13) tile.
5.—
I Societies
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Norivalk. (’onn.
400 New Spreads
Striking colored, new
. striped ripplctte spreads,
scalloped. sq narc
corners.
Sham and spread in one, M
fast colors rose. gold, ”“
blue. fiill $2.39
size only ..
Rayon Spreads?
Lustrous, silky spreads, H
new in design and ,vvcave.
P o p u l‘a r stripes; fast
Candle Wick
Spreads
'Hnnii tufted, fast color
spreads, twin and full size.
Sharp and spread in one.
color, 5 e a m l e s s, rose
4 designs. $3 98 gold $5.98
6 colorings .. e a
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Louis Kestcnbaum of the first
district. arrested charged with steal-
ing a two from Theodore Street on
January 23. forfeited a bond of 8100
when ho failed to appear before
Judge Nehemiah 'Candce in the
downtown city court this morning.
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Court Mahdi-Mme No. 33, Fores-
tors of America.
Our Brother's lurlge. No. 10. I. O.
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Madrid has a plague of white ant.- , Mrs. Glover Ycrv 1—1;
Picnics around the outskirts of thei ' ‘
(if) “nulri rirl it at the. pests.
Mil- John .‘f Glover. 16 Newtown
”Terrace. is quite ill at her home to-
day. Her many friends are hoping
for a speedy recovery.
It‘s hardest to get out. of bed in
summer. fall, winter and spring.
PORCELAIN
if you are considering electrical refrigcra lion, bear in mind the. fact that your Bolin Re-
frigerator, just as. you buy it, is really for the. ll se of either ice or electrical refrigeration now
or later, without any changes or expense.
cal refrigeration machines now on the market, or can wait a little while until experimenting
and refinement of process, which naturally are. still going on, result in still further elec-
trical machines being placed Oil the market, either by the manufacturers of the present efli-
cient systems or by other makers, with the possibility of radical reduction in cost.
If you purchase this magnificent Balm Porcelain Refrigerator and equip it with an elec-
trical Refrigeration machine, you will have :i genuine Porcelain Electrical Refrigerator of
the. highest type, and at a cost far less than even a painted tin or painted wood Electri-
cal Refrigerator would cost you.
Exterior and Interior
BOHN 'REFRIGERATORS j
Exquisite Pearl-Gray Porcelain Exterior
Spotlessly White Seamless Porcelain Interior
Will Harmonize. with Any
Pearl-Gray Gas Ranges. No nickel trim in polish or clean.
ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATION
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