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PROGRAM
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10.0 Yard Title Swims In
. Contests—Lighthouse
i Plans for the Evening Bentlnel's
“rut" water meet for the benefit
guthe Calf Pasture Life Guards at
’1‘: future Beach August 15, were
Thin-Sr completed yesterday.
drawn t of events to be staged was
"om null and entries can be filed
. ed ow on. The meet will be
'tmetlr Aunder the rules of the Ama-
lwimme:ah hectic Association and
I ill compete. In all over the state
hog: committee on arrangements
-'ning stied of y Downs of the Eve-
.“ 1“entinel. reston Nichols of the
n asture Life Guards end H. H
P ger, supervisor of the Norwaik
. laygrounds have included in the
program events for the seniors
niggrs and ladies. '
e feature of the meet
will b
when swim around Peck's Ledg:
‘ ‘t thouse. Several distance
“Tliimefl will compete in this swim.
; ere will be two events on the
program. closed to Norwalk swim-
mers. They are the 100 yard dash
8‘1): the senior championship of the
. y and the 100 yard dash for the
-unior championship at the city.
3. m lnger is in New Haven to-
” ‘ rig arrangements to secure
r. inent A. A. U. officials to of-
irste at the meet.
ntries for the various ev
_ ents
.-.- 11:; close on August 18, with LeRoy
._ owns. sports editor of the Eve-
uipg Sentinel. A fee of 50 cents
- cover registration in the A. A. U.
.. st be forwarded with each entry.
he list of events follows:
Lighthouse swim.
Belay race.
100 d Senior.
yar s (closed f -
-ionship) or city chem
940 yard swim.
220 yards breast strokE.
plying.
Junior.
4 100 yards (closed for city cham-
; . nship).
7. 800 yards breast stroke.
Diving.
no yards-
. yards.
lie Hoppe took the lead over
enry Solomon in their 800 - point
p three-cushion match in
when at the Hoppe Academy.
ow York. by winning the block
yed last night. 51 to 20. in thirty-
nb innings. Hoppe now leads. 100
‘58. In scoring his victory. Hop.
made a high run of is. He also
a! a run of 8. The match will
iNCiiiilES E
. FOR CITY C . l _,
H ’ Entries Close August 13.
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Evening Se
Swim Will
Home Run '
In G
Yes .
Ruth New -
liindsirom. "
Hfllthcolc.
Manllsh, I)
AMER
Ruth, New
Lazseri, Ne -
Simmons. I‘h
House]. New
Williams, at.
Manush. Detr
Goslin. Washin ‘
Cochrnnc, Phila.‘ '
Hauser, Philedel .. '-
Jehrig, New Yo .
Collins. New Yo '
Combs, New Yo
Todt. Boston .
Sisier, St. Louis‘
Falk. Chicago
Hargrnvc, St. Lou
Hellmann. Detroit
NATIONAL I.——-'
Wilson. Chicago . . .ght:
Bottomley. St. Louis‘
Fournicr. Brooklyn
l.. Bell. St. Louis
Hornsby, St. Louis ..
Southworth, St. Louis ....
Kelly. New York .
Heathcotc. Chicago
“fright, Pittsburgh .....
“'iiiinms, Philadelphia ...
Blades, St. Louis
Grimm. Chicago ..... . . .
Harper. Philadelphia ..... ,
Leach. Philadelphia ... I '
League Totals. ,‘
American ........ . . . . ..
National. ......
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Captain Joseph Lockhert
5. Q ~
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Lieutenant Cleanse Twitchell.
r. .- r3... .4 .4 .
Phi p Jake
7
Grand total . ..... i
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ners and their scores were;
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PM!
will b ‘3
Get One of These to .
Enjoy Immigrant Dance
1 Miss Arline Camp—2895.
Donald Brush-flit. .-.
James C. Stan—tits.
Mrs. Edward toner—zine.
€er 3. Peters—2N2.
Harold Clarke-20“.
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to A - lea 4"
Asis. W at“
class punter“
specimens arv‘
on from all '
Otis
Mr. and Mrs. t‘hurlrs Schreger
and daughter. Barbers, New Can-
Judge.
iiiNliSE GIRLS
ENI'ERTAIN FOR
Bob Webster Has Party To
Mark Ninth Birth
Tile Misses E
use were hostesses
people's bridge club last
the home of
w. Mtnuse. Four
and when the final score
added. it was foun
Rhodes had won the
Second went to
third to Bob Mscrery. Those who
were present were
Wallace Macrery.
Lillian Schauk.
Jack Worthmen,
Floyd-Jones. Dona
Duliham, Madeline Wahl.
Desert and
his ninth birthday yesterday
noon at the home of his mother. All
sorts of games were
amuse the children
ments served later in the amrnoon.
and ”NM
Among those who have been invited
are Mrs. Frank Wood. Mrs.
doro Henry. Mrs. Wilfred S. Cous-
ins. Mrs. Clsud Munscll. Mrs. Henry
Worthmsn. lltrs. Julius Stier.
Hoag. Mrs. Murtaugh, Mrs.
noel-1 CLUB '
day—
B rid g e Luncheon
Mrs. Bogert’s.
to the
evening at
their mother. Mrs. A.
tables were filled.
had been
d that Mrs. Paul on
first prise.
Don Maclaren, and
Bob. Jack and
Dorothy Delmar.
Shirley Johnston.
\‘ic Mitchell. Tom
id Maciaren. Bob'
Dorothy
Mrs. Paul Rhodes.
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Muster Robert Webster celebrated
after-
plsyed to
slid retresli-
Besides his sister, Jcanne Webster. core. on Time
and his brother. William, Master Fiddlers. oats and drinks. pm” Adeline Genesi. dd Nit
Robert entertained Doris Stcurer. for the most characteristic cos- \"K‘i‘m Payton. Harriet Ju ' . the sale that rove t0 you this
Claudia Munsell. Totsle Walsh, Ken- turnss will be “"4“, tie \tnterman. . ‘ . . p
neih Lsritin, Boby Munseil. oma . . s m “mountain NW rork ; iumty. .
e “in tehesd. . . ss . . } .
mum "m “’m' ' ‘ "Tliii;bi‘:d1¥'r'l 31"‘1T.§‘. ”it'll? ls ‘mllng W’- ‘M 3"" ”mm“ “HENRY 3031'! COMPLETE
Mrs. C. M. Bogert will be the hos- Stamford Yacht club this evening. Sulillan of Oleriook; i u H
tees at n bridge-luncheon today. She . . . . ' ° N | Indian LOW Osll H
uiil entertain 13 of her lriends. “alter Little has returned to err “National Emblem MG .
Peter C. Pinkerton arriied uricr- York after spending “.9,“ a.” "w." of ‘h. Om$ ‘ ,
Theo-
Mrs.
Honk.
Mrs. Furman. Miss Rich. and Mrs.
Kanerbley.
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Miss Elizabeth Plait is spending
the neck with her mother. Mrs. H.
H. Plait at the beach. Miss Platt
will leave Friday for
DEMPSEY'S ..
or BA
BALTIMORE. July :1. (
:aptain c. J. Mabbutt. recruiti “
cer of th
who accomlafi‘iiedAilxieyUfi‘igt: ; m Battalion Combat Tum Stud!" " Amnum
amateur boxers to South Am‘: I W—
last month. today received fi
Jack Dempsey the following it
gram:
"1 will fight Gene Tunney in U
csgo in September." Want yet
come to my comp. Expect to
some of my work at Fit-1mm
continue tonight.
miss: at Benton Harbor. Mich. Fe: "5-K 1
mercilrzizlitns .. l ,4 4 4 .. 4 44. Q
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Are you a good
afloat in the water!
Anyway,tthere’s no need any
longer for not knowing how:
one of the
world’s finest swimmers, who is
now training for an attempt to
, swim the English Channel, has
1 explained her secrets of swim-
ming in a series of 36 simply
: Lillian Cannon,
T written articles.
No better swimming authority
than Lillian Cannon could .be
found. Ever since she was a
little girl she has been an expert.
'Among her accomplishments
is a 12-mile swim across Chess-
eBsyinastorm.
0 explains clearly in gm.
serielneli fundamentally-inns
plot I! stroking, kicking ..
nodimmtoflmbggg .'.
m5- at The Evening
hours tofollow it. ‘
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swimmer?
Or are you one of those un-
fortunates who have to pass up-
a lot of good summer fun be.
cause they are unable to keep
Theseriesstsrisonthe‘ .,.
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a est of All Essex Values
blood with the supreme advantage of the
,-Six principle, the largest p nation. 0
indcr cars in the world malt this quality,
u, n‘d valuc'cxcluiive to Essex.
mu".tcst sales influence is what 350,000.0wners
.fiiflt. The conviction of a value pnc
{foamy rival is turning new. ousands of
:1... this finest Essex ever built. ‘_
3:1... The COACH
, A “so!”
direction
We bani
thority that
Mid for vs .3
them.
It's hard ,r
“11!. the C ”
of the Chart .. -
won'- soul 5
.theso oeaat . .
as much about ‘
"I. All-Andria:
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p~
w. dealt ht)"
met-assumes . .
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monsooaplsvmhh
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- Misdemeanors .. .
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High Point. Sussex. N. J.
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Mrs. George Prcndrrgast will have
as her guests {or the month of
August. her daughter, Miss Prsnder.
gut. and Mr. and Mrs. Graham
Lewis of Montreal.
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Mrs. George Hyde has as her
guest at present her niece. Miss
Warren who has just returned from
Paris where she finished her course
in the Sorbonne. Miss Warren nru
one of the number of girls from
Smith college who sailed in the fall
to study abroad. She expects to re-
turn to her home in Illinois in a
few days.
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Mrs. William Arthur Payne and
her daughter. Miss Dorothy Payne.
have motored to Middleton's. N. 3..
where they will spend the next two
weeks.
{Beadle and Funeralsi
Mary Frances Walsh.
services were held this
\
Funeral
morning in St. John's Catholic
church. Stamford. for Mrs. Mary
Frances Walsh. wife of Judge John
A. Walsh, of Stamford. who passed
away Monday morning at the Stam-
ford hospltsl. ‘
Mrs. Walsh is survived by her
husband ant her father. John Cos-
greve. She was graduated from
the stsmford hospital training
school for nurses and belonged to
several women's clubs.
Judge Walsh is a member of the
Democratic state central commit-
tee from the stamford district.
' Darrell 1". Day.
The funeral of Burreii 1'. Day.
formerly of this city. who passed
away yesterday morning in the
Bridgeport hospital. will take place
tomorrow afternoon st I o'clock
from )is home in Greenneid Kill.
Rev. Howard D. Warren will oaci.
ate. Interment will be in Riverside
COMOtOW.
Bell Island
other sutemobi
afternoon when a
its “try to R
George Bisher
ad into a Studs
Anthony Napo
avenue. at t
West avenues. Th
of the test was smashe
was the only damage done.
0 e 0 Mrs. Howard Peck of ' .
Everyone is getting ready for the Point road entertained several We Sincerely stlse you l0 *3
immigrant dance. Saturday night. irie‘ndzlirom Bethel at luncheon. this remarkables
yes or 3'.
were
A passport it
re resenting‘hat worn by one's an- ‘ ~
«it... upon their arrival into the “Thernzngstperdflznr: £31543: 10 , 31 it Re r , 3.75.
' ‘ - ‘ .an iu y . 11!. u Label 00 dl
L. 8. A.. are the only requirements These in me 10 gm fink I‘bal Records. 1.25.
for admission.
dance will be Cas
Plank. Life Preservers,’ Customs Of-
day from indisnapolis, lnd.. ‘id is
the guest or Mr. on
C. Smith of Summit slenue.
Mrs. H. Joseph Wright of Sum-
mit u enue entertained n numbe
Pelhsm friends at the Shorehsxen
Country club yesterday at luncheon
and bridge.
Bell island include
Swanson. Mrs. James C. Stags.
nasn, were recent guests cf Mr. and
Mrs. J. Brush.
' ° 700 MT! 1‘
Miss A. Junge at Brooklyn. in the sorter,
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Coe-
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P. N. G. AngCiation 133%}. iii.
Holds Picnic Supper new brim-iii.
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And Meet At Roton 33m :53: Si."
The F‘riendshlp fest Noble (lrsnd
Association amend a picnic supper
yesterday elcnlng at Roton Point. 10
members were present. and attended
the meeting in the Gran. follow-
ing the supper. The association will
hold another picnic in the Grove at
Roton. Tuesday. August 24. The only
other meeting of the organization
this month. “ill be held Friday.
I
:d July 30. at which time District m. .
s. Btensrt Hopkins of
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed-i Our Victor Rec .
e on a three davl' l
last week.
neer in the City.
later then ”,1
Friday June a“
they will be Mu
specificationi. 0‘
at the one. 0143
The City pi ‘
right to rent”.
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Houston. Mrs. Edna
d Mrs. Hearn W. Street.
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Frederic
Kaiser In
was the scene of an-
le accident yesterday
20th century bus
oton drilrn by
of New York smash-
baker taxi. driven by
loan of it Wilton
he foot of Summit and
e front left fender
d but that
Mr. and Mr
Cottage road.
win t'. leon per
cruise along the sound
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,Mrs. Aicbrt Erskine was a visitor“ 4
in New York city yesterday. '.
C O
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Rocky i
lied in and a costume . .
at the Mallory cottage.
party include. Sarenne lies. Msyloh
Haliock. Elinor Hoyt. lla McPher-
son. Elizabeth Payne. Elaine King.
Barbara Watson.
10 in. line stel nerds, 1.00.
12 in. Blue Label Records. 1.50.;
Following are a few nu
The features of the
tie Garden. A Gang
Dances. Old Time
pith Eugene Bernstein. Jr..
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. Divids"
d Mrs. “'llildnl
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Presinick. Pas-
saic. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Emeaton of Rocky Paint read.
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y bridge of the Bell 1s-
North Main Street
as held yesterday eve-
w
r of
The week!
isitd club it
Those present from lung. Mrs. Vernon Jarboe and Mrs.
6: Mrs. Sigmund F'rsnk Schwartz acted as hOItellel.
Mrs. Eleven tables played. The prize will.
a camp at.
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Treasury Balance"
WAsmNG'rON. July :1.—
United antes Treasury balance
at the close of business July 1!
was 8218.1“.0“.
by
tires. Let us
you.
McCOLIaUM
discardingbyour used
vulcanize
them or re-tresd them for
Want
73 North Main St.
,' “MAM _
‘ ‘ "look termIig'Nbe"
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