. THE EVENING SENTINEE—SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1926
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AL INTEREST" FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
‘1 Mslkin Wins
' ' ....- s’-First Prize
“II! no
Countryf club Saturday n
I“. first summer masouorods.
. bet!!! in costume.
Xndlans. Chinsmcn.
nilors. peanuts.
..
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’ D. Maikin.
' “I
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Humbert.
an Arab chieftain.
', her finger.
“on: come in couples:
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Ill-
‘v
Country. Club
it "
III- .Thomas Canty were won by:
at: .and Mrs. H. \‘anderbeck.
O“ to, be a drawing card.
untry club, Danbury,
J“ In cannection with
k's affair.
orcli
. the usic.
w s. the club (It
3 .O.
{ter dance, Saturday night.
" er Brown will
R. G.
'be hostess at a luncheon.
Wednesday. Saturday.
At Masquerade
‘ riginsl idea in the tray;
y Monies appeared at the Nor~i
ishcl
,hundrsd were; there. 250 0!
fine were Pirates_ Spaniardnl ‘
prison-
plerrota. .
, tell. Dutchmen, cowboys. Hm; ,
colonials, ghosts and artists.
Several men arrived dressed as
.. girls and created quite a laugh.
' grand march was lead by Presi-
tJ. W. MacLarcn and Mrs. Ar-
ths march first
in couples and then in
Judges were: Fred Wilcox. Lester
will. E. M. MacMahoandJohn
In. Albert D. Malkin. 'whomp-J
'm in a stunning black Oriental 3
We won the ladies‘ first prize.
The men's prise went to Mr. Mac-
m who was strikingly made up
NP. ud Mrs. J. Guernrd won ll}..-
mle prize. They were dressed as»
”be. A feature of Mrs. Guerard‘s
Mme was a entail ssh receiver:
Nell she were attached to a ring l
“maid and chef, two Sailors and the‘,
Several supper parties took place
‘1' the dining room._ The whole club
was attractively decorated tvith bah i
- ‘ Studevant's orchestra and i
Hawaiian orchestra played for
M hundred were present at the
kly dance of the Rugewood
Saturday
this
several large dinner
i. so. headed by Harold Parlors,
featuring local talent. Witt-i
ire of New lisven’ fur:
A‘ Glance will be
. this Saturday.
, The Westpori (,‘t'iiiiil‘y club drew
about 100 guests at the weekly din-
Sisson's
pluck Cat orchestra. of Bridgeport
yed for dancing. Tueuiay, .Mrs.
entertain a.
. boon party of 40. ondflhursd‘sy,
Wilson of Shorehavenl
The
luncheon and‘hri'dge will he
the
y series 00 dances will con-
{tt'r ran recs ax.
- ~ wares so
.- nun hm,”
(ill I i.
loans. soon This
Mm.
rnloun my:
up to $300. ‘
are made tel-mtrfiedfl
r - keeping house and t0
. 1e persons living at home.
‘ are no other require-
! except the receipt of
‘ may and house-l
friendly, helpful endeafe.
:. to Burrow mohéy.’ '
‘ . Loan Corporation-
t
, " _‘Playing- atthe Broad River Club Carnival
] Who have been (‘Ilfi‘flmfi‘ for the in
Those in the orchestra an‘: I:
{Surprise Reception
Is Given For
r. and Mrs. Morris Stun. (if. \Vii
ion avenue. were tendered .-~i surprise
‘rmption‘ 'at the Royal Jams "11.
'A large crowd attendai the dance , last owning in honor of their 25m
men at. the Bell Island club. Sat» wedding anniversary. More than lno
In” night. Prizes for the lucky minutes and ”Wind. as>‘<n‘.lvln'ti from
number dances donated by Mr. and Hevrrsi cities to rank the stain om,
‘ot the most successful serial cvczlt:
Janice Pal-kins and Lee Clark. tthis season.
entity and Jay Schwartz. and:
littorlu )
affair
. ‘lr .Lco M. Silill and
{Richard Silill arranged the
Commencing this Salurday night. had sucrwuivd in m.iklni: all prep-
I Society orchestra will furnish larsiions without the ix’llu‘dlt dgu
“0 music Rt dancing. This orches:
“I has been playing for ’Roton Point .
“r the past two years It is expects
til
‘zihezl'
parents. Mr. and Mrs.
\
{nin’g upon their entrance
to
Siilucrttalil. sawplmuixt:
Mr. and Mrs. Slull
Silill
Are completely surpl‘iscd lust eve.
_ the
liloyai James. to find themselves the
{host and hostess of so large n gath- '
'l‘llit
‘ IIlil‘lt‘ iii the limciil
].aieg' {opened l‘rtility. (Omiilunl Minnie, and will he Iicltl blunt" twilight.
SI NM I‘l‘ slTlii "u.\l)l‘2ll.\‘
"(‘1‘
s
Says Women Drivers
Cause More Grief
Than Do Men
l
Illtel" (‘tiniiiitliiiiy
This is the ninth in it s-vries or
:ll'ili its ‘llU\\' being run by the
l'ih‘lillll: Sentinel loll lllc ill-Hit
'iili-slioll: "Who is the llt'llt‘l‘ lll'l\'<
r. the mull or tile tvumull." Klin-
siis tl'ui‘ilc cop says that \\0lllt‘ll
Ltl\'t'll illtlll times lllUl‘i' uriei than
i
l
iiJ'lIl-‘ll. HUWi‘Vt‘l'. Washington,
. 1'. i'.. is backing up the \tolllt-ll,
.liicli vu-ua up things it. lilllc.
, .
i Women ilro as i‘clilllliuv. as cur-
lmls. ins il'itulous .‘llltl us insistent. oll
lining ll‘l‘illtil us “Ullli‘ll :illd not as
lint-ll. its tradition “Lilllil lluvt: ”it‘ll!
be. Kansas L‘ily's best known traffic
cop. J. ll. (lillppy) Smith. finds.
Women dl‘lYt'l's cause traffic police
eight times more [-fl'liff than lllcl‘l
i 3‘. H ;. . . .
“bl! They IELQJOd mail} btflhllml;drivers do, although they make up
gifts.
the affair culled.
Mr. and Mrs. Stilll will
slum. and Switzerland.
rise-rtoltowni
affair:
York, the Misses Nani-tic Scllwilriz.
Jennie l'loscnl.>erg, Dr. and
haum. Mrs. Rebecca Rosenbllllm,
Mr. and‘Mrs. (‘hurIr-s ltosenhaum.
Mlle. Harriett}. Ilcsenbilum. {chart
and Sidney Frunkfeldt,‘ Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Friinki’cldl; from Long Is-
sland city. Mr. and Mrs. A. I-losen»
baum; {rem Passaic, N. J.. Samuel
Rachles. I. Gold, A. ‘Gold; *rom
Stamford. Mr. and Mrs. Morris lip.
stcin: from Fall River. Mrs. S. R.
Mrs. Louis Roscnbuum, Harry and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Susnitzky. Miss
Fannebelle Susnltzky and Leo Sus-
.nitzky: from Nortvalk. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Stull, Miss-Iillzcl, Sitill. Mr. and
Mrs. John Sillll, Miss Charlotte
Stull. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseloff.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Roodner, Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin Hershfleld, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Sachs. Miss Julia
Sachs. Eugene Roth. Bernard Hersh-
tleld. Miss Mildred Finklor, M.
Berg. Miss Bertha Roth: from Dan-
bury. Mr. and M
Archie Benigson.‘ liss Sarah Cohen.
_.Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Susnitzky, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Susnitsky. Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin Susnitzky. Mr. and
Mrs. Meyer Susnitzky: from Phila-
delphia. Miss Mary Kloizman.
Peterson-Mott
The- Wedding of Merlyn Mott.
daughter of shire. Mae Molt or
Alain strut. Stamford to Ernest
ersonmf this city, is announced by
the bride'sgmother.
' The marriage took place at
John‘s Episcopal
St.
church July 26.
. The couple were attended by Mr.‘
and Mrs. R. \V. Selieck. After a.
short honeymoon trip. the two will
make their home at 5 Evcrslcy
street. East Norwallt. '
Peach fiestivai
i
i’ The peach“ and ice cream festival
to be held by the Old Well Com-
mandery No. 956 U. 0. G. C. Wed-
nesdaymight at 7 o'clock on the
lawn otthis home of Mrs. Jennie
Finch. Homes and State streets will
be postponed until the following
night it it rains.
b
Thursdawfor l‘Iul‘Ope where thc-yl
will remain for sir; weeks. They will' \‘vlio'llilfl stood t‘)ll‘lll0 sumo down-
totilj’througli England. France, BoLilOWH corner in Kansas City's busiest
g guests attended the
From New Haven. Mr. and Mm?
David Hosea, Mr. and Mrs. 1. Joe-5
obs. Mr. Philip Merriam: from New
Mrs. '
Louis Sokol. Dr. Elizabeth Resell-
Makcr; from Providence. Mr. and
Murray Roscnbutlm; from Brewster, .
Charles Bushn."
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”only so per cont oi“ the total llulu-
V'olk's Society orchestra furnished. 1.. r of iii-trunc- in downtown districts.
musm tor the occasion. Dancing was llnppy dl'f'llll't‘s-
enjoyed until i a. m., at which time This grief itl‘iscs first of all from
women's inability to take their purl-
lenw I isiiillt-nt ill it SliUl‘lSllliillliltt! manner;
(“cording to tile il‘illlli‘. policcilllln
district for many years.
“l'd rather arrest one hundred
melt tlulll one '\»'()llli.lll." “Happy"
izlniill suitl fervently. "Women still
think they ouillti to he re pecicd by
.luoth lli(‘ll“ husbands illid he law, no
,lmliter ttliut lilt'y say."
The biggest pl-olvlvlll in arresting
a \tomllli‘,”‘l-lappy" llus mum], is
but lllf.‘ ll'lli‘l'it: oilici-r not only has
to (‘Ollli‘lltl with the woman but with
mum-rolls cliivulrous men who litter-
in? and ask llcl‘i‘elclisc.
"A \\'Olllull who goes over the stop
llltt: llfit-l‘ i've blown my whistle
nivcr wants to go back when 1 tell
her to" he said. “And. when 1 tell
her it's either go back or go to the
station. site says she'll do neither.
' Then I got on the running hoard
of the. our and take her keys, if she
still wou‘t do what I say, and silo
makes an awful fuse and tells lilo
I have no right there. ‘
“It I do- take her to the station
site lulnbilsls me until silo sees that
won't do and then come the tears
and I have'to say to myself, ‘iiappy'
be firm.
Although "Happy" is of the theory
that it pays to be courteous to men
1 motorists. he believes you must
' "treat but roug’il" when it comes to
women. .
“Otherwise." he stlid. “they take
advantage of your courtesy. Then
hie)" just smile at you and go on
. milking left turns."
Women are-not as reckless driv-
ers as men. but they are apt to go
window-shopping while at a danger-
cus crossing. or think‘ of the soup
which may be burning at home. or
enter into discussion of their next-
door neighbors. just as tho traffic
officer blows llis whistle. Then. the
policeman maintains. they lose their
heads, quite in the traditional man-
l‘Cl‘.
"There's one thing I will say for
them. and that is that they want to
ido right." He stopped and rubbed
ibis chin thoughtfully. “The reason
'they want to do right. of course. is
let) that the husbands and fathers
‘and brothers they‘re, always driving
larctlnd won't stop them from using
tlie'cars."
Young girls and. women are never
seen driving willl'e they are “liquOr-
cd up." in Hisppy's terms. They will
never take the responsibility of driv-
ing when.the.peieons in the car
have. béeu'drinking. he said.
‘The funny part oi! this question
of men and women drivers." he re-
litorked, "is that men have-all the
faith in the world in them. That is
hard to believe. but it's true.
“The men may pretend to fuss
about the woma‘s‘hriving. but you'd
be surprised to know the number
of women who drive their husbands
to work and the number of girls who
. drive their sweethearts around-4n
their fathers' cars."
. . . s.
Guild Exhibition
The round exhibition of the Eli-
rmlne guild opened Saturday. at
.- uuild hall. Several of the ar-
‘ls. whose work was represented in
2..- first exhibit. will have new ex-
.znples on‘ view, and many other
names will be in the catalog. This
. moduli-allowing is scheduled to con-
iiutie through August. A visit to the
Guild hall ‘md .13. most worth-
whlls ”to sum interested in art.
club t-nrillvnl. 'i‘llc ltil‘itll'
. l'. .i‘miles. slnnpllonisi: Ii. Drlins. tlrtllnmt't' uilil
u .’ and everyone had a “-onderfu] , manager; M. mark. Mlitolst; .l. l‘olm-llh \lillllllrl ”Ht. It‘lltli'l‘; .\. l'iilllt'ilt. t‘Of‘lli‘llni; ll. Ash. pianist. ..
a Simpson
I Aim
Scores Success At
Delightful as usual. Miss Aim;
Simpson, of Keyscr street, East Nor
lllilllt' a “hit" at the weekly gather
mi: of the Pickwick Supper Cllll
in Greenwich. Friday night.
Miss Simpson
‘ily the Randall Usandisarga.
.izroup of Spanish musicians fl'on
Madrid who have just made a iro
and other fashionable resorts.
All llllllfillill number of guest
llll‘ll‘l helm: Miss Grime Hays, chair
man of the club committee.
Ii. Arnold, Mrs. \‘illcria Laitgeloih
(“01. Robert R. Baker, Miss I’nrme
and Miss Isabel Sullivan. Mrs., Al
Charles 1‘. Summernll. who attend
in the. day. ,
Ledgewood Vacation _
Girls Give Program‘.‘
presented by the girls at
night.
as they came: '
"Ric. Racty Shanty Town
Who can pull Ledgewood down
Nobody. Nobody. Nobody
You!" '
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recitation "The two.
Son." in Jewish
Lllhliit. who Mllt‘n' gave a song
“l‘tockahye Baby Days." .
ll. rcciiation‘: "My Sister's Beau."
an excellent Irish dance.
offered it dnneo “Silver Stain."
Betty Lulllln recited: “Rose."
Lodge.
‘Always a winning.
Always a. grinning.
Always a feeling fine.
Ky I yike 11‘.
Nobody like us
We are the
Lodge.
swelg.
The girls now at the
lodge include:
Singer. Doris Soble, Sara. Standard,
Ethel Armcl.
Guests Saturday night were:, Ed-
gar and Alex We‘seel and Charles H.
‘leris. Mrs. Henry Coffroth. hostess
of the lodge. and, Marguerite 'M.
Cornell. her assistant. were :in
charge.
Mrs. J. Buschwein
Wins Prize in
St. Peter's Lutheran church..sdtt
a lorge delegation to Wutporh. fie.
urday. when the Norwslk chm-c:
joined. with 'St. Paul's Lutheran
church. Westport. in participating in
an outing at the home or Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. McWhirter. “Bonny-
brook mm." The shall- "9. In all-
day gathering, given by the Ladies'
society of the Weetport church. and
it is estlmsted that almost 8100 was
cleared by the women. 'Ail sorts of
outdoor games were indulsed in.
and for many of the sports there
were prises.» Mrs. John Busehwsln
o Net-want some out winner in the
dies“ lawn bowllas contact. In the
fly put of‘ the evening. i hit.
"as, consisting at customers.
etsto salsa. cream cheese. assa-
Pickwick Supper Club
tvulk. well known operatic soprano,
was accompanied
the.
_llll'htl0llfi impression at Southampton
\vii‘i- pl‘r-sellt lit the affair. among
who
entertained a large party; Mrs. it.
“n l‘l'l'or. Miss Marion lli'rbcl'l, , , , .
Mrs. lCl‘llt‘Sl Iiatheway Tllrnlllln‘ _ \i' “I” ‘ E awn“
MI‘S. Paul “Nd. A. \v‘ “y. Mlll‘flllilll, Mr. and A [8. \Vi i ll _
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bull Sullivan
fred lirossentl. and Gen. and Mrs.
ed the' Stamford Ilorse Show earlier
0f Entertainment
An eight number program ‘was
the
Charles II. Harris _'Vacntion Lodge
“for girls Em Ponus avenue Saturday
The. fourteen trooped in cheering
The second number included a
Father and
dialect by Betty
Bessie Rosenzweig presented
“llop. skip and jump." followed by
Aches and Katherine Duffy gave
Slim Silverman and Rhea Singer
All the girls then joined in a
cheer: , chided. The amount pledged has
not been announced up to now be-
Ky I yum us, cause the final returns were not all
Nobody like us. . ' in. .
We are the girls of Ledgetvood ° ' ‘
girls of Ledgewood
The last number tviis a. clown act
by Babe Sobei and Goldie Resell-N
dvacation
Cell Richman. Bessie Lublln. Ag-
nes Duffy. Rose Robins. Stella Ar-
ditty. Bessie Rosenzweig, Katherine
Duffy. Sara Siiverman. Goldie Ro-
senzweig, .Madellne Revere, Rhea
Bowling Contest
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llialto—"Trip to Chinatown,"
Regent—”Bachelor Brides."
Palace—"Tho Flillllt) of the Yu-
lion."
Meeting of East Nol‘wulk Yitclit
Club.
Hearing on case. of Dr. (‘nmpo of
Noroton still fame.
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COMING EVENTS.
August 3.——Meeting of Wm. Mc-
Kinley Auxiliary.
August 3.——T.i(.i{. Hot Dog lloast
at Calf Pasture.
August li.—-'i‘tiesila,t~ Bridge and
Tea at Shorchuvel.
Auguut :i.-—Spt-cinl Meeting
American Legion Auxiliary.
August t.-—-lcu ("ream ultil l'l‘i’ll'll
it‘estivakOld Well Conimandury.
August 4.—anauese Dtln'if' for
August i.——J:lpanese Dance for
the. children at ilcll litlnnd Club.
August 4.———0tlr Slslvl's' llviu-kuh
Lodge Meeting.
August 4—Court Frances
bcrs to no ‘0 Bridgeport.
of
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Sun and Tide for Toiitorrmv
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises ...... . ..... 4:49 A. M.
. Sun Sets .............. 7:115 i’. .\l.
_ High Title ............ 7:31: .\. .\l.
Low Tide ....... ...... 114i! l'. .\l.
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Shoue, ll Grow. Fll‘t'tfti.
lit a recent illness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton liowiand.
formerly of East Nortvitlk. l‘t‘llllnt'tl
on Thumdayfio their new home ut
McKinley street, liotvnyton.
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Fred N.
i has recovered fro
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Miss Mill'ltlll E. Simple Nomi;
pluce is entertaining Miss Marjorie
lsbell, Ol' Lilclllll‘oilk for u [cw dllys.
s a s
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward lleirs and
family, Shcau avenue. are spending
the tt'cck~cnd at their collage .it
Lake Zour.
in East avenue. were recently rig.
istcrcd at Fort William Henry 110-
tel, ‘Lake George.
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Mr. and Mrs. James l-‘ilich itllil
daughter Lillian oi‘ Emerson strut
will leave today for it two tvt-t-ks'
vacation at Bantam'Lake. Mr. lv’incii
elttors on his annual vacation front
the Milton Elwood shoe store ill
Washington street. Monday.
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“Radios and “circles sold on
easy terms. Dollnclly.—Adv.
C O C
John W. Selnple of No‘vak Flow
and l). L". Smith. manager of 119th
street plant. Standard Oil Company
of New York, 'recently motored to
Oyster Bay where they purchased
new machinery for the machine do.
partment.
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Mr. Semplo is in charge of the
machine and tool departments in
New Yrk City and predicts that by
fall these will be the finest ma-
chine departments in this section of
the country.
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Clarence E. Siauson.‘ chairman of
the, board of directors of the Fall‘-
licld County Goodwill Industries.
announces that a specially appointed
columl'e of the board will meet
Wednesday to take action on the
filial report of money subscribed in
the campaign for $250,000. just con-
—-Now is the time of year for fur
steraudl The Twin City Valet is a
reliable place and all fur storage
here is insured. a'gainst fire and
theft. 67 North Main St. Phone
408.——Ad.v.
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Mr. and Mrs. s. Dickman. 7 Han-
i'nrd place.-are spending their vaca-
tion at Saratogs Springs.
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Miss Arleen Short is enjoying it
two weeks' vvaeation from her du-
ties ln thee otllco of Jacob's Shoe
Shop. s ‘
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Miss Henrietta. Schnsble. 14 Madi-
son slreet, is spending two weeks
with her sister in Mountailtdaie.
N. Y.
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Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Isaacs‘snd
son, Mark. of Ottawa, Canada, are
visiting Mrs. Isaac's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Jude], 1 Stuart avenue.
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Miss Bertha Phillips. West ave-
nue, is entertaining over the week-
end Miss Astrid Bergfors of George-
town.
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--Put coal in now. excellent qual-
ity. well screened. and at the best
price for this year. Immediate de-
liveries. Alfred rows. Coal. Mar.
ritt' Gt. , Phone 8-3.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. Walsh. Clay
street. are spending a tow weeks in
Vermont. ~
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Miss Helen Denons has resumed
her duties in the once of Jacob's
Shoe Shop after a two weeks' vaca-
tion. '
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-Besutify your home. Ask Abe.
Phone tSl-l.—~Adv.
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In. and 1m Percy nearest-an.
Winfield street; have moved to New
Rochelle. N. It -
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Howard Imam-haul. I Edits even-
“ has Muned'sz short camp-
”: W . . ‘
i"l2. llisscll, van lull-ell Ii\'tll‘l ,
'ory' boulevard. accompanied by“ Mr.
His daughter. Rosalie. of New York
' ed relatives in New tort city over
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spending two weeks with Rev.
‘ Mrs. A. J. I’cllllt-ll illlll iillllily. iii v
‘ Pellni-ll “its l‘ol‘liti'l‘ly pastor of tilt
'E‘ulst Norwnlk Methodist iiplmoim
ClIUI‘Cll.
Mil. John ht'llllly lllltl llilllLIll'tl‘.
Chitin-ripe, tvllo lluto hull tluiiim
Mr. 1'. J. i‘ollllis. iii-bolln- .I\'lll.'
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istreut, is \‘lslllllL’ for it will. \tilil ll -
liliiveil lit li.iitl\\lll. i.. l.
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Willitllli ll. l‘.iil’.’."l'.
Ohio. is HH‘lltllllL’ it it \\ \\i . ks \titli
“Hui, :lvr-llllo.
\\'usllllll;ltill bliti"l. \‘.t’l‘l'
i'.llt'SlS lt‘riduy (Willing of Mr. .‘lli'l
Mrs. George W. Sit-tum, .\lt‘l{l.ilt')'
guild of Trinity ('lllll‘t'il. ’l" --
llli: is it) by hi M iii .\ (H i l- i.
izu‘llvi room wiill Mrs. .l 1!, ‘
pl‘t’rltllllg. lit-fr- ‘ltli. uh:
semi-ll zii‘mi‘wuril.
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,tllllznny llevl if” x r l
W. ltpr- l-‘ui‘lll it: ‘ i . t l
West .\‘ru'\t.tlk i~= (‘ .: 2m: ,1 l . ..~
lmuiv with in] injury to his low .
tullwil _\'(‘Sl0l‘il:l)' \vl‘.» ll :i 13 ii lmml
(‘Jllif‘ of ice it‘ll upon it. a
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'Jolln “'ei‘ltpe of \\'i~.«l Nol'v
:ttu-uuo motored to \\'t.~'.i'll",-l~ l' ,
lcl‘diiy. *
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confined to his home by illlli-ss. ..ll'.
Shove is employed by the New York.
New Maven and llzirii'iu'nl l'Iiillm l.
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\l ‘.'.v
lisl'
Miss l-‘l‘nncrs Kl'tll-l'lt'.
been visiting in l‘ illllll. Mrs,
lii‘m.‘..‘,.\‘li.
Ollli‘,
returned to 'ht‘t‘ 11
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l-ekll llelickith Lodge who illmill
tickets for the lllt'lOllll:;llL ll‘tillix')‘
ride_ August 23 to I‘lmsurt- lit’.ll'll,
may secure them from MM; Plum
Reunion, ‘20 Taylor avenue. who i.»
chairman of ilie committee ill
charge of the affair. It is llOIli'tl
ll large number will plan to spa-lid
lilo evening at this popular resort.
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Austin Mather. lloek Ridge Drive,
is visiting his aunt. Mrs. Amos J ud-
son, Hartford.
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Miss Evelyn Ilny. Toronto, (‘nil-
ada. is a guest of Miss Edith Good-
child. Garner street.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. liililtoi- have re-
turncd to their home in New York
city. after it visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Silvermnli. Plymouth :lvcuue.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. Stilll. Southpori.
formerly of this city, .\'l.~il<‘il ll'l(‘llll.\‘
hc‘ro last evening.
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Julius “’illitlm 1"nlllllit'l. Mum
street. entertained friends from .\'.-tv
York city at his homo over the
week-cud.
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l
Mr. and Mrs.
Dilnbury, visited
evening.
s e
Edward Sasuilsky.
friends here lust
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‘ The Misses Ida and Lena Kline-
felter. Rowayton avenue, h1t\'u re-
smiled their duties with the Nolwulk
Tire and Rubber company, after .i
delightful fwd weeks“ vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meliilo. (iron-
I
arid Mrs: J. \Y. Schroeder. New York
city, have just returner] front it four
days' trip to Philadelphia. While in
that. city they attended tho Sesqul-
centennial exposition. The trip was
made ill Mr.‘ Mellilo's new Cadillac
limousine.
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Miss Ethel Farrell, 23 Blirriit 1ch-
lfue. has returned to her duties with
the Western Union Telegraph com-
pany. after an enjoyable vficulioll of
two weeks.
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Harold Claflln and Stanley Wilson.
New Canaan, were visitors in town
yesterday. ' -
lilies Jeanne Block. Beldcn place.
entertained friends from thv York
city, at her home over the week-end.
O .1 D gt;
0. D.‘ “'ebcr. 177 Main street.
visited friends in Norwich, Sunday.
city is spending a few days with
him.
. e t o a
lunch Haugh.‘ Mervin street,
visitod‘ friends go Stamford ‘recenily.
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'W. Chariott, 'Conoot‘d'dr'eet. visit-
the week-‘cild.
iilltl
dllriim the, mouth of July. ll:i\t' r. .
l.. i
illint-tl to their llillllil in Astoria.
. e 0 e .
Mi‘l: Henry I‘. Mill-run. (ilil'imr‘
i‘]"\llill‘.ll,j
.\ll'. ltlltl Mrs. .l.ilil<‘5 ll. il'lili’i. L'hl
Miss Allci- \\‘ll.~;oil zillil llll'l‘li- r of:
dinner I
sll'cci, Iiotulyloil. ""1 1' ‘ . .
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Charlton li. Sll‘utvl‘. fl'llll‘l‘ll.ll‘llll- I; "Hub-l Wit-Ii, \\'oo.l\vartl five-
em or in.» Nt)l‘l\.ilk lithium o. . mil. 1‘3 U". Hull 1 Im-mis in Bridgeport
the pulpit of tile I'lisl t‘outt. .:.iiioii- l‘l lull.
:il church. oil the (irw u. _t-~.:.~r«;.i_v. ' 0 '
'l‘llt', pastor. ill'. Jil'limi Mimi .t-i. is ill .‘I 3-1Ilil.il article' in the New
on his flililllllL vzu-zitioli illlll exp .is l p.11; “my m“... yesterday. \‘ltst_
"I Slit'nll “in”! “l “in” WV" ‘l'lli 111“ !‘I4ll'. .Ill'i iis ttl~ ill‘lllOS were dealt
Hi: will in: llt'i‘()lll|llllll'tl ll}: Al-nnl I. “i. M lr-llglli. 'J‘llo \i‘l‘ilcrdcscrib-
MUM” “1'15““ “WIN" "til iiii: l‘lllllliillilliy us a “thriving
* ‘ ’ lei-inlet; :ullulvle to the needs of ur-
Rll's. lifiulli ill \\'ll:nll :llltl il -ll_"i~ 1.. _li- 1‘l.;]it'!'.illlt-llls,” lie told of
for Alice of “'le Wu inulz‘loli hll‘ l. -‘ ...i i iiiiz: llt‘ill‘lk \'uil Loon, John
I'll Silllll'tlrll' llllll'llilltz UH ;. I“U . .ltii. .li'., iiiiliiiril t‘oimill, Alan
\u-ells' till-.iilttll lll|i iii 'l'l ~_v. .\i-‘v. I...) WI,‘ Augllis _~.“u,1_.“mlll “on”.
iiil'li. Wilt-l'c Hwy “111 ll" ”A" ’3”’-“"‘ l .‘milltulll Alli.) otlci‘ui olllCi' notables
if Mrs. Wilson's Mill. The ll"ll. “'1 l J‘, I“ _
i'ul' :ls Allullly. “HS lilillil' lll'l ml:- (ll; ‘ . . p
”N “M50” ‘k‘y'mm """W "11ml 'l‘llt- lililly friends 'of Fred Mc-
.‘.li.~i: Wilson is 1"llllilfitt'il us till" 1 My 1
“#113. l..
in i'llllii-l’uilhnily'i; i'n'lnl‘y.
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Mr. and Mrs. [Lil . l‘l A i..l .3. i: "
ll‘tiiiltlyll ni‘i' ti-‘t'llll}il:;: ill" :lrf‘
and His. l‘:|l\\lil'll .l. Sill‘m' lll‘l’i'."1:
illicit .‘ill‘t't‘l. \llllli‘ liity .ll" .il :o.ul.‘
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Mir-s l‘l'ftf‘il‘ llm'lnlv l'i'illlliil in
ht‘l' llUllIh \\llil lilt‘ .\iil't\ ill; «our
1".illy loduy illll‘l‘ il l“|l \\l- ,».\' \.l\‘Ll—
lion.
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I’liilis {ill‘ llii' l.ill' Y) ‘ ' i: ll ii
llll‘ full \tiil iw- null-9 -\ .. '1'
:il lllt‘ lilt‘vtillg of 1‘: \‘.‘i . *til'
i J... .-: (it llt‘\l| \‘c Domicily. assistant
"l-‘red N. Silovt‘. ll (trove Fll'i i‘i‘ is"
able to he nhottt lIKillll nfU-r livingi
'f‘ ‘ .2‘1‘. and \J}
L11. .‘ll. .\l‘i
All members and fl‘lllllltl of 111..
. ’i‘liu ilvcllillg Sentinel welcomes
. .miilrilaiiioils lo lilo brief column.
,‘ or to “My other column in tho
pip. r, illitl regrets that so many
iii. i‘iiiflsi have to be rejected bu-
‘.|' i- of tlio carelessness of the
. 1 .‘. . lli l'.
.‘J my people fall to write
'llillil u lt-.:ilily and an item with-
)lil it name is not usable.
M .liy piopio write on both
vilifl of tho paper. Such matter
,‘Jlllllt‘l ho listed until it has been
.. I"l!rii ii ill the Sentinel oflice and
in it i. .-~» ltiom time for that.
i'wpii- iisilii: typewriters should
i. : :i dniiblc~spuco in writing
royy im- lll \tspupel's. to permit
p..i:.- for Clll‘l‘lcllollfi “llt'l’o ucc-
:s‘h liy.
he reason wit _
I stick to Edgeworth is
that the makers have
blended a flavor I like—
and they never have
changed it."
.:x;l l‘\lH cl to 1‘! main until Septem-
,i‘.lll.~ t'lt-v: Izinii, Ohio, were delight-
1 It) i'ri t him again iii his native
:l..-.;i. ills 1"ltiiel- llutllll: COIl'lIlcli‘d e.
‘I..ll. ill \\’uslilll‘.,".oll biiv‘l‘l. lUl‘
i.i.i:.y )l',il'5, Mrs. MclJuliu alccolli-
|l.ilil' l llilll cusl.
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and Mrs. John H. Yost and
l.illlllli’ \lsllt‘d their son. Joe. at
miliip i‘.;iliiel~,(),vforli. yesterday.
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l‘li'. i"’il.‘5 1). Lawrence South
Alain :~'l. tl. was a recent visitor of
.\i. Liroltit and daughter of
4v. illul’d Ll\\.ll.lt‘, who are spending
.-.t the Dél'oi't‘sl Farm in
t
.. 'll'l?
VI
.nl'.
Ii
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\‘. .‘ll \','.i..:'.cr :‘ilid l'd‘iilllv l.~'a_r-
R w York, have i'fllll‘lled, to
Ili‘ llama :.i".el- spending a. week
. :ir-ti Airs. William Walden.
.’ . . ._ Ill sin-rt. .\'o.'v.'uik.
Q O 1:
.‘l... ‘7 l'LIlitl’lli' Aluycr, Liillsdale.
. _.it:l...., “3.1 Bliss Margaret
;l.<.~u oi l'ii.l.liitlphla, ttel'o recent
in “is o' .\l.s.~i lJUi'Ollly Mae Powell.
. t\ ill Co'i'i'l.
0
mo; . lwi' ill the 'i‘ristl'um and
int: t'lllpillly is spending her \‘l~
.tliZiOll at ocean lit-itch. Netv_Londoil.
t O O
i Alum: the. \lollOl‘S front Nell-walk
.r «on p Molizlwk yesterday were
‘..,i: .i \il's. t‘. l.. l‘-.lllcr, .“l‘. and
1. iii Hits Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs.
ll>l1l..\‘ 1:. ililillill and daughter Ellen.
i‘u’. thll‘i'y Li. Silufcli. Mrs.
l’iws. Miss Edith Lincoln
..:lri Bliss Dorothy Stevens. The girls
’ii pull it \volldtl-i’lll time and are in
.ln,» luavt of hcililll. Mr. Wood. educa-
‘liu'ldl instructor at Dartmouth col-
‘ mm 1,; :lcllt-d all appropriate and int.
ivnwiil.a sermon in the morning.
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Miss Mildred Boulipilin, “’oodbury
‘.'l,\i llllt‘. slu‘illilcd her wrist at Camp
Multan ii.l“l‘l(lil)’. While. very painful.
Miss lleziupilill's injury is not ser-
20113.
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Album Warner .Wall Street. was
i .l It cent visitor in New York City.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Kantor. Ply-
llmlllh :lvcllilc. entertained friends
from New York city at their, home
(H'Ll tllc week-end. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Bray have
returned to their home. 175 Main
Sire-oi. alter a week’s visit with re-
latives in Boston and Providence.
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Miss Abby Anne Wilson, 33 Siev-
i~lis Sll't'n‘l, and Dr. Mitbclle J. Per-
l-y. is West avenue. left late Friday
inr ii shot-L motor trip. They are go—
till; to lake the Niagara route, stop-
yilu: off to visit. in New York state.
The young“ women's objective is
Montreal. They expect to return
some, time next. week.
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Mr, and Mrs. James W. M \ Zillion,
New York. visited Mr. and alt-s. Belt-
jiiluilt l~‘. Cromwell. West rial-walk.
ovcr lllc week-end.
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Word has been received from
.lliilee Nehemiah Ciindee and his
daughter. Miss Marjorie Ctlndee. 11
Av-ell street. who are traveling
ll‘H‘OLIII. that they are now in Switz-
erland, and are. having a. wonderful
little. Neither of the Candees was
the least bit sea-sick on the boat.
Judge and Miss Candee. are expected
back lit about three weeks.
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Mrs. John Holland. and daughter.
Miss Nora Holland of New York.
ill-u the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will-
inlu K. Wilson. .13 Stevens street.
They will be here all week.
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William F‘. Johnston. the cham-
pion golfer of 'Whistleville. and cele-
brated hat designer. has abandoned
his "holes-ln-one" for the present.
and is now happily engaged in pur-
.6u|nu tennis balls. during his more
leisurely moments.
‘l O l I
Leighton Logan. White Plains.
spent the week-end with his brother.
David Logan, Flax Hill find.
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Clayton Miller of the l'. S. navy
was the weekend guest of his all-
ter and hrother-in-lilw. Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Loudon of Silver-mine.
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' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harper Bis-
seli of lllvermlne left yesterday on
a motor trip. They are bound for
Wineoeit. Mattie. where they will
visit Mrs. McKay. They will be [one
about .ten days. ;
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Miss ital-ion Wilson. of the nut-
side acuity. in amuse bitumen.
On at radio—rune in on l'
Ric mend. Vs.-—t e Edgmri‘l;
station. Wave length 296 meters.
present Miss Brcndllnger‘s sister and
lather. Mrs.- Oliusicad and P. l-'.
Brendliuger of Philadelphia. are also
staying here. Mrs. Amy Ford Waik-
cr is expected to return to lllllsltlw
early this week.
0
Miss Ina Hards, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ira llul-ds. “l"ll knmtlt
tltcntl‘icul producer and his Will",
Weed avenue. West Norwitlk. enter.
tallied Mrs. Mary Aitlmer of L'am-
bridge. Mass. Miss Elizabeth Brooks
of Mt. Vernon, N. Y.. and Aill'vii
Hiiuscr of New York. over the week-
end.
Several Nortvaik rcsxdenis went to
Stamford over the neck-mid to r...
ii,e. ll- tv show, “i‘oal ill} .ll-lllil"',” 1v
ll‘lullk t't'ut‘cn, “lllt‘h plziyi‘vl l-‘l‘lilm'
and Saturday at tile Naililmi
lllcairc. Among loclll resulruls at
the Saturday matinee wore. Mr. 3L}
Mrs. Louis Lehmuirc, l.‘.llS Lelimai-
rc. Jr.. Miss Mary Rider. Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Fechhcimer. Janus Fireh—
heimer. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul
Schubert.
Miss Dorothy Known of many“,
N. J.. has left the home of Miss Der-
ollly (linden. ii Arch street, where
she was a guest for several weeks.
Miss Knowles is at present \lsi'inu
in Filil‘iivld. and may return a li'
tie later to extend her slay “ilil
Miss Condos.
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The Misses Helen and Marion
Kery. 22 Lowe street. are sprndllli:
a. week of their annual vacation at
Lake Wal'amatig. New Preston.
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Reverend Sincere, widely known
leciter, will give some of the works
of Wendell Phillips. Shakespeare
and other classical workers at the
Grace Baptist church. Butler siren,
this evening at 8p. m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ishell. New
Haven, are spending a few days wt'h
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Kinsley. Flax
litll road.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris and
family. First street. visited with rc-
lnilvcs in New York. yesterday. Miss
May Harris will spend the week with
relatives in Manhattan Beach.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Rudder
and family. South Main street. were
writers in Bridgeport. yesterday.
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Michael Conlcowich. instructor at
the Marvin playground, spent the
week-end with his parents in Au-
sonia. y
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Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Chappell.
Cove avenue. spent yesterday with
the cadets in West Point.
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Miss Tessie Duncan. Danbury. is
spending a. few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Brownell and family.
First street.
Charleston Contest
Staged At Revue
At Shorehaven
A unique revue was presented at
the Shorehnveen Golf club Saturday
night under the direction of Edmund
Breese and his wife. Mr. Breese
coached the actors and actresses and
Mrs. Breese headed the entertain-
ment committee.
The numbers included:
“Norwalk Naughtles," Miss Marion
Wadsworth. Miss Ina Hards and Miss
Mary Mathew“ Miss Ermine Site-
field wrote the lyric and arranged
the score.
Fred Ham gave an excellent imi-
tation of Mellie Dunham. New Eng-
land violinist of Henry Ford tame.
Mr. and Mn. Joseph I... Burnsy of
Dal-loll presented an imitation of
Jennie Lind. flute and song. Alien
Scofield accompanied them on the
piano. .
Mrs. Hubert Bishop Mrs. Carl=
Mueller and Mrs. Emil Homing took
part in a “Chsuve Soiree."
The next number was a bower)!
dance by Mrs. A. C. Deyo and Carl
Mueller. .'
The last event on the program was
a Charleston centest staged under
the direction of Mr. Breese.
Several members or the "Vaga-
bond King" were present including
Herbert Carthell. leading man.
Colc's orchestra played for danc-
ing.
The winners of the Charleston
cdhtest were Lambo Morelli. a
painter. and Miss Astrid Hult. of
Chicago: who is the guest 0: her
brother. Harold unit. of Westpert.
Village Room Dance
The trustees of the Village Room.
Silver-mine, gave a delightful get-to-
gether and .dsnce at the hall. Satur-
day night. There was a very good
attendance. Dancing to Walter
Sheehsn's orchestra was the main
attraction of the evening. Delicious
refreshments were served, and
everyone use a splendid tints.
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Picnic August 9
l the members get the Bridgeport
«consult -
Issue- and mes-sow women'-
. '0. held a M
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