...... —
1““ “"” ii
. flame".-. .
~ Now-=m
' 5, great deal
interchange
a. in, Speaker. Miss Elisabeth
, National Catholic Welfare
V; . lite. Joseph Mclliroy.
- Charm recites. We.
i Hill lleien Punsm, wgu.
. ’- No Subject: “Other reo-
uliaugb ." Chairmen.
p. Crlichileld. fiartiord.
Mrs. Rose LeGrande
New Haven; Mrs. John Pic-
dedietown; Miss Clare urn-
l’otnara; Mrs. Jane Smith. Win-
,. p. m.. Subject: "Publicity
-. j . in Our Work."
' 3M Davey, Bridgeport. Disc
_ Mrs. M. J. Morn-user. Hert-
?llrs. Daniel F. Toomey. Nor-
‘ “its. Lucy Kelson. Torrington.
Lenten. Bridgeport;
pit Woods, New Britain; Miss
_ , Licbnoosky. Mrs. E. w. Not.
.5. p.‘ ’m., Subject: "Rural
' Centers and Vacation
Rey. Matthew J. Judge.
Discussion. like
‘ “emery, Norwich; Mrs. John
«L. ,,Wlllimentic; Miss McCarthy.
. ”'3 Mrs. Henry Lee. Dan-
lllu Elisabeth Cronin. Col-
V
‘ p. 111.. Subject:
~ . School of Social Service and
- .. ~ .t 'Fund.” Chairman
'l'bcniss F. omen. Reports
: , , tits gt the diocesan can-
‘ adowment Wadi. ,
this who can plan to spend
Jay. at the Manor. a special
$8 per day is quoted. Every
is urged to send as many
, ives to the Conference as
, lend reservations direct to
{...}. Campbell. Hostess. Inke-
Lakevlll '
. Co
Rational Council of Catholic
in order to pay of! the in-
due on the property and'
e School on a sound finan-
‘ hunched the country-
W to raise an Endow-
Pro Arranged For Two
£35.
meat Fund
The closing
Jane doth. but has now been eats-d-
ed to December lc._in order to give
every Council an opportunity to g.
tioipais in the campaign to the i-
ost extent and thus insure its sue-
eess. The quote proposed by our at.
Key. bishop. who has given his
hearty endorsement to the cause. is
“0.000. to be raisediby solicitation
from Catholic men and women
throughout the Diocese. Mrs. Thom-
as l'. Osrvas is chairman of the at.
1 "00.000. Ifey lull.
Connecticut. The following mom-
bsrs are represented on the Central
committee:
“Mrs. Joseph Kerrie. Stamford; Ill-s.
Joseph Mommyrflorwalk: Mrs. P.
F. McDonough. New Britain: Mrs.
John F. Picket. Middletown; Mrs.
John D. Desmond. New Haven; Mrs.
Anne Sheehan. New Seven; ids-s.
Charles A. Jackson. Waterbury; Mrs.
Arthur '1'. Keefe. New london; lire.
W. K. Lingley. Norwich: Miss Kath-
leen n. liockville; Mrs. James J.
Quinn. srtford; Mrs. John l'teiliy.
ford; Mrs. Charles Barrett. Halrt.
ford: Mrs. Allen Brosmlth. Hart~
ford: Miss Marguerite Boylan.. Se-
cretary.
Representatives on the Central
committee have organised local sub-
committees to amiet in the work in
the various communities. One mem-
ber who pledged to raise $1.000 re-
ports that she has almostrralsed her
quote by securing sio seen from
100 persons. Another member. who
pledged to raise $1.000. reports that
she has already exceeded her quota
by accepting contributions in
amounts ranging from $1 to two.
Other members report they are
working on plans for various enter-
tainments for the purpose of rais-
ing the money. The summer
months. though apparently a period
of inactivity. as a matter of fact of-
for many excellent opportunities for
gaining new friends for the organi-
zation. . ~ *
A special meeting to. discuss pro-
gress in our campaign is called for
Friday, September 8. at d p. in“
Lakevllle‘ Mano? Lakevlile. and
every member -0 th‘mcouncll will
be welcome. » _ "
Scholarship to the National
Catholic School of Social Service for
1926-27 has been awarded to Miss
Alice Moronsof New London. Miss
Moran graduaud from Connecticut
College in June. For two summers
Miss Moran has volunteered her
services at the Diocesan Bureau of
Social Service in Hartford. in order
togain practical periencs in the
work. She iegzfivedthlrself'ian
ambitious and ‘d igent student and
'her achievement gives promise of a
successful career in the field of so-
cial service.
All The Clubs Have.
Dances Scheduled .
For This Evening
The mid-month, dance at Shore-
haven Golf club will take place this
evening. Mrs. I. Spinlng and Mrs.
es. Jack Cole's orchestra from
Bridgeport will furnish music fdr
dancing. One of the biggest events
of the club season will be held Fri-
day. August 27. when the ball mas-
que takes place. A record attendance
is expected. and a good time assured.
Dances will also he held tonight
at the Norwalk Country. Westport.
Harbor View, Dell Island, and Ridge.
wood Country clubs. At several of
the clubs special features have been
planned.
Gentlemen may p efer blender,
but do blondss prefer entlemen?
« .
‘ T F0
’iual Conference Catholic
Women Will OpenSept. 2
E Elroy. Norwelk, On Central Committee
Day Event At Lskeville r
, .~ eased conference of the
, , . Council of Cbtholic
Mil be held at Lskeviile
._ a ”ville. Thursday and
.' WW ' ‘M .e For the
«’53.? ”“1...“ ....
use of Genn-
dleuncil of Cattle
. . all‘ parts of the diocese.
has it been a pleasure for
to Inset and become
but they here
of inspiration
of ideas in rs-
tbe various sctlvltiu in
council ls engaged. The
has not yet been completed.
milliliters program is as
' . subject; "The study
was at first set for
ocean committee. charged with the
responsibility of raising the Fund In
Willimentic; Iii. Rita Dolin. Hart»
Mrs. Harry Earle will act as hostess--
The Week’s
Social Events
Melly delightful entertainments.
celebrations, e u tin g a.
bride“. luncheons and dances fes-
ture‘d the events of the past week.
in fact some organisations even
held more than one form of uter-
moment.
surrounding towns as well. are rep-
resented in the list of activities.
ly attended dances.
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crowd also.
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section with the usual weekly dance.
of amusement.
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Monday morning.
church was the scene of a lovely
Spring Kill. ‘became the bride
Joseph Cdmmings of Bridgeport.
Father Thomas J. Finn odlcleted.
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port. Miss Pew Halvemon
Coppo Life Guard. of
Farms. The couple are spending
their honeymoon in the White Moun-
tailed.
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Tuesday afternoon. the weekly
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Wednesday. the usual luncheon-
bridge at tho Westport Country club
took place. with several local wo-
men attending Mrs. David Page
of Harbor View entertained a large
party at the club for luncheon.
t t -
Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Maisano and daughter. Sarah.
who have just returned from sover-
ul months sojourn in Sicily.
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Women's Board of the Norwnlk hos.
pital at the Norwslk Counntry club.
About 45 tables played.
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Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury. 40 Bay-
view avenue, entertained several
friends at bridge. Thursday after-
noon.
At the some time. Mrs. Leo Da-
vis, 15 Rowan street, was hosts. to
two tables Tif bridge. Each one of
Mrs. Davis' guests was presented
with a beautiful article from the
Orient as’a souvenir. e
Police Women Ill
Washington Are
Called “Too. Rough”
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.--(Also-
nation's capital are too rough.
That was the conclusion of a po-
lice trial board which fined two of
them 325 each on charges of false
arrest. and rough handling brought
by Mrs. Loretta Marx. ‘
The conduct of the officers -
Gladl'l Black and Pearl Parker-
was such, Mrs. Marx testified. that
she thought they were “insane".
She said that the two officers min»
took her for an escaped inmate of
the National Training School for
Girls. that they held her by the wrist
for a long period and "pulled me
and wrenched my arm and wrist."
She added that she was still under a
doctor’s care for an injury in the
melee. . '
Mrs. Parker admitted in her testi-
mony that she had serious doubts
that she and Mrs. Black 'had arrest-
ed the right person. but that she do-
mod to hold on to Mrs. Marx" any-
WOV- ’
A, considerable amount of charac-
ter testimony and evidence that the
two accused oflicors always had been
“very decent to prisoners even under
the most trying circumstances" was
odercd by the defense. '
Mrs. Hall Guest Of
Honor At Lole House
Mrs. Arthur Lois. 32 Couch street.
entertained a group of friends yw
lardey afternoon in honor oers.
Gill?!“ 5 m A delightful after-
noon was colored. Those present
were Mrs. Eve Kendall '91 Darlen.
XII- Ilolllo B. Beers. High Cunning-
.hmhfiuAnnudufordlfraFred
Lyon, Hie! Mamie bromine. George
Within. lire. George Still-on. Mrs.
Sheldon“ New Jersey: Kn. Hall.
... .. we
hire. Reed'liaviland ..
. Entertains At Tea
m
Mrs. Reed Hevilsnd was hostess
to a few other friends Thursday ar-
lmfl It I email “I. held at her
. 48 Prospect avenue. The oc-
m the affair was the oppor.
easily tevidw the reosntiy complet-
gel
vn
“Kim
. , ”Charles Wrens of Wit.
t. or M‘Eaviland's aunt.
. Wines. The painting
Wad said by all her
”do to I. In Welygoml like-
picnics.
Not only Norwslk. but
As usual. the clubs furnished their
share of Saturday amusement for
local pleasure seekers. last week and
over the past week-end. many clubs
in this Section held either dinners or
Mess or a combination. The Nor-
weik Country. Ridgcwood Country.
and Bell island clubs.'a||.heid large-
The regular dinner-dance at tho
Westport Country club drew a good
At liarbor View. a most esiovable
novelty was again introduced in con-
Thig time it was a horse race party
which. needless to say. furnished lots
St. Joseph's
wedding. when Miss Mary Carroll 0;
0
Tuesday morning. at the church
of the Blessed Sacrament in Bridge-
was
married to Harry Quinn. popular
Greens
curd party was hold at Shorehnvcn.
Angelo Mugavero gave a surprise
party at their home. for Mr. and Mrs.
Also on Wednesday afternon, was
the annual card party given by the
elated Press.)—Policewomen of the
Thursday overlap. it». Frederick
J. iteriiseo held a bridge at her
guests were presents The affair was
3 If“! succesa
O
anh-
Saturday the DOUG". school eh-
ioyed e short cruise along the sound.
The trip was erlginslly slashed for
three days. but an egeess of water
prevented the the-lo :aii.
Monday. “0 ”Walk Day Nurs-
ery ssseoiatlol met at the home of
lire. Christian lwartg. as West ave-
nue. and decided on furnishings for
the nursery. which is being re.
modeled. All urgent need of funds
for this work was also expressed at
the meeting. ,Any contributions are
welcome. .
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Tuesday. the T. if. if. test at the
Congregational church of Iouth Nor-
wallt. .' . .
Wednesday. the Not-walk Garden
club met at the he!” of Mrs. War-
ren Lynch. Csnnondsie.
e e .e
. . Fraternal
Tuesday evening. Court Frances
Order of theflslden‘ Sceptre. cele-
brated .its _twentlsth anniversary.
Several national callers were pres-
ent.
e e s
Also on'Tuesday wee theauung of
Court Laurel. Catholic Daughter- 0:
America. who had a s time at
Roton. with a large a ndlnce and
plenty of amusempt; “
Old Well Commendery met Tues-
day evening.
e a
Wednesday. despite the rain.
Douglas Fowler Women's Relief
Corps and their friends held a suc-
cessful outing at Rates.
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Wednesday evening. Mulvoy-Tsr-
lov auxiliary met.
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Thursday evening. there was a
regular meeting of Court Cecile.
Catholic Daughters of America.
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Churches.
Saturday. the Y-d class of the
Norwslk M. E. churchshsd a picnic
and outing at Compo.
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Sunday. the Young People of the
Hungarian Reformed church en-
joyed a sail on the sound. -
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Monday. Iflss Elisabeth Dokul
gave an interesting talk at the
prayer meeting of the Hungarian
Reformed church.
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Tuesday nisht. the Young People's
Society of Bt- PM! Luther“
church met at the church. and Fri»
members met also.
Mrs. c. L. Lashar
Entertained Frills
At‘Blec‘it Rock .0.
Jim. Conrad Hayden rushes of
Feirfleld. who has mentiy returned
from her honeymoon. wee ”Mir
fully entertained at luncheon yester-
day. at the Black Rock Yacht club;
by Mrs. William Stuart Mia. Jr.
Mrs. Lashor was M Kim
ll'rences Casement. of Ifsnhgtiga
Kan. and was gredustsd’iest you
from the Hillside «not. She was
married to Mr. usher at Colorado
springs. this June.
Recital For Crosby
Memorial Home At
Georgetown Friday
A recital will be given next Friday
day evening in the Georgetown M.
E. church. for the benefit of the
memorial room in the Fanny Cros-
by Memorial home. Which the
Georgetown church intends to do-
unto. Professor and Mrs. aerbert A.
Strout, directors of the Fairfield
County Music school. will present
the program. assisted by Miss Doris
Lake of Bridgeport.
[Deaths and Funerals]
_ Brulget .
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Fagan.
45 Bcldon avenue. was held this
morning from the late home at 8:30.
Mrs. Fagan died at the Nowell: hos-
pital. Tuesday-evening liter a short"
'liluess. lionerai services were oes-
ducted at St Mary's church and Mrs.
Biopsy sang servers! numbers. in-
terment was in St. Mary's cemetery.
on.» Land scooters ‘
The ‘funeral p: Alice Lund Veer-
hoes will be held this afternoon at
2:30 from the heats of Mr. Your-
1
home. to West ayesue. et which it ‘
day ‘evening. the heard of voting »
sic.
White Fleet Orchestra.
“Hummus-r.
(Mdard Time.)
u. “u” sesseseesee 5:0]. ‘. M.
’sl‘odOloollse .i.‘ Po M.
. ess see-e s-‘id. ‘. hi.
”I see
m
leaded
(Stands-Id Time.)
ms ‘nises ......m... 5:01 A. M.
m.“ ssos'oda‘eosels ‘i‘l '. M.
W3”. ssseeeeueee it“ A. M.
"um-s.
'= ldysaaa Green. Woodward avenue.
is ”endings few days in l'hlledcl.
'u ‘1 I O 0
lil- lldrmine Dellce. Cedar
street. has completed a six weeks'
senator course at ldepili's Business
college. Miss Deilce will enter New
Rochelle college in the tell.
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If. and Mrs. D. H. Schwarts. lo
Hanford place. left today for Phila-
delphia. where they will spend a
few days.
sets
9.1:...
new
e e e
loton Point Park. special attrac-
tion. Saturday night. battle of mu-
sic. Palm Beach lemeders and
White l‘leet Orchestra.
lie/advance isOprlcea-Adv.
e e
Mr. and Mrs. Keely and family.
Putnam avenue, have returned to
their home alter a recent visit in
Long Island City.
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The Misses Martha Glacier and
Lena Rosenberg. Fairfield avenue.
will return to their homes Sunday.
after spending two weeks at Camp
Creighlo. Danbury.
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Roton PointiPark. special attrac-
tion. Saturday night. battle of mu-
sic. Palm Beach Serenaders and
White Fleet Orchestra.
No advance in prices—Adv.
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Mrs. A. Modne and family. Put-
nam avenue, and Mrs. I. Edison.
left yesterday for Philadelphia.
where they will spend a few days.
While there. they
’lesuuioeatennlal exposition.
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lin- lie ris “.1st Hill road.
isviflting nl‘ gepzrt today.
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Accredited-e yeerferfur
‘ ‘W Waist is e
reliable pine‘m all m RON-Is
here is lull". W life and
theft. Of North Male St. Phone
‘..-~“Vs . .
s
bliss CatherineCrosett of Meriden
is visiting Miss Genevieve Gormloy.
Crescent terrace.
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In. and In. Edward Beers and
daughter Edna and Vilma are
expending tbe weelpend at Inks
oar. .
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“Radios and Viotrelss sold on
easy terms at.Desni:llrs.—vddv.
lira. Louise 8. Cecileld and Mrs.
Edith uwrsnce recently motored to
Waterbury.
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hire. Iflrie riliew. hirs.‘ Kerry
Barrow. of Westport: ins. Walsh of
Fairfleld and Him Auguste Dillon-
bore of Now!“ are spending two
weeks motoring through the New
Engiand States and Canada.
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Mrs. D. J. Lynch of Academy
street is visiting relatives in Astoria.‘
L. I.
e. e e - . -
—Safedge No-Nik tumblers. thin.
strong. durable. 90c up for box of
six. Donnelly's Gift Dept—Adv.
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Mrs. Sadie Parker. Walden. N. Y.,
is spending two weeks at the home»
of her sister. Mrs. Alida Newcomb.
Bartlett avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1". Watkins
and daughter Luella are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. James Shields. of West-
port avenue. They expect to return
to their home in Brockton. Mass.
Sunday. ' ' _ ' ,
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Roton Point Park. special attrac-
tion| Saturday night. battle of mu-
Pelin Beach Serenaders and
No advance in prices—Adv.
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Miss Margaret R. Jennings. 8
ing the last two weeks at Crimp
Edith, Macy. N. V. will return _ to
her home Monday. Tuesday she will
open the girl least Camp sthteney-
brash. ‘
‘ . e s e
ulesis hethlsg soils is he sold
for half prise. v.
,. .- e ,e -e.,
mess!» '-
mum-mg“;
Lod-
who is a visitor at the Modne home.
will attend the
Lewis street. who has been spend- .
. stems...
sarcasm. soccer 14. 1926 .
, Tbs Evening lentieel welcomes
eentributlons to the brief column.
er to any other column in the
one». and regrets that so many
offerings have to be relected be.
cause of the carelessness of the
writer. '
Many people fall to write
names logibly and an item with-
out a name is not usable.
Many people write on both
tides of the paper. Such matter
:sonot be used until it has been
recanted in the Senunel silica and
there is seldom time for that.
People using typewriters should
use a doublevspace if writing
copy for newspapers. 0 permit
mass for corrections where neo-
issary.
Canfleld and the pupils
the party for Wednesday. \
Six couples were present and
moryone had a most enjoyable time.
Dancing. old-fashioned as well as
modern. wss enjoyed and later
arranged
' dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Florence W. Starr. and Mrs.
Lewis H. Nash. of ii Eimwood ave-
nue. left yesterday on a motor trip
in the Cape Cod section. They expect
to be gone ten days or two weeks.
and will visit many points of inter-
est aiong the coast.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowan, 43
Elmwood avenue, are entertaining
Mrs. Rowsn‘s mother. Mrs. Sheldon
of New Jersey.
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Mr. and Mrs. ilarold hlorchouse
and family of Dutch left yesterday
for Philadelphia. where they will
\isit the Sesquicentenniai exhibit.
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Frank E. Mun-on. Smith street.
and David 1.. Brennan. North arc-
nue. have returned to their homcs
after visiting with relatives in Phila-
dclphin. Pa.. and Wiidwood. N. J.
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Miss Marlon Mottrum. soprano.
will be the soloist at the 10:30 eer-
vicc in 'l‘rinity Episcopal church on
Sunday morning. Miss Motirum will
sing us an oftt-rtory. “out of the
Del-p."
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Mrs. l-‘ronk lillair. Pittsburgh. Pa..
is spending a month with Dr. and
hire. V. V. Clausi of South Main
street.
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Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury entertain-
ed a few friends at cards yesterday
afternoon. at her home. it) Bayview
avenue. A most delightful afternoon
was spent.
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Miss Marion Wilcox. who is spend-
ing the summer at Hillside school. is
entertaining her mother. from Little
Falls. N. Y. Mrs. Wilcox will remain
here for a week or so.
e e e.
Mrs. Amy Ford Walker. house-
keeper of Hillside school. has ar-
rived at the school. Mrs. Walker is
new oWd in preparing for the
opening of Hillside, which takes
plead Wednesday, September :3.
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C
.1. ,
Several Norwalk people attended the
performance of "All the Way from
Texas" in the Stamford Theatre last
evening.
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John Ike Wolfe. son of Dr. and
Mrs. Robert M. Moire. South Main
street. today completed a summer
course in analytical chemistry at
Columbia university. He will ehter
the sophomore class of Georgetown
university next month.
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Mr. and Mrs. .1. it. llray. 175 Main
street, are entertaining relatives
from Port Chester at their home.
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Frank 8. Abbott. Union Park. is
visiting friends in New York city
over the week-end.
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Miss Julie Sachs, Maln street. has
returned to her home after a recent
visit with relatives in N ow York city.
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Frank Robinson, New York. is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. D.
Robinson, Elizabeth street.
U
Luca F. Deltz, 39 South Main
street. boarded the train this noon
With It party of friends from New
York for Camp Everett. Mir Delta.
who has been spending a few days
in New York. drove several friends
back to. South Norwaik from where
they all left on the Danbury line,
for a. ten day holiday.
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Morris Durnin. 61 West avenue.
and Bud Weed, Gibson court. went
to New York this morning to see a
baseball game.
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Edmund Kelley. High street. who
has recently resigned his pesltion
withthe Nor-walk Tire and Rubber
company is eonslduins several pro—
positions for employment.
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Mrs. Joseph Lots. Jersey City. N.
J.. who spent the week With her
daughter. Ilsa. S. M. Delis. 89 South
Main street. returned to her home
Venom]. .
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m “in“. East avenue. and
“It!“ leliloit. Ilsdison street. local
NONI Hulls left for Westport
this afternoon to play the Westport
1. rec. a. . o
e
If. m un- Conrad P. Frey are
W to return to their home
this evening after a month's auto-
mobile “I! m the continent.
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Abraham aura has recovered at
his hens. lelth‘uein street, after
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heist cards are being received
from Wallace and lira Clar-
ease A. M uvlimwsed avenue.
who are m with their children
They are staying
in. John Cur-
deny.
3
. ~ ,"e e e
'w‘mjlpdison street.
hasbbsaspcsiuee‘ "with the Lib-
‘Isr M -oomoalty. Commerce
e e e
.dtehsmiah Csudee and
‘iwwlli'arflvehome
‘ knOWn far and wide as the
’m'slmm
nue, was a recent visitor with
friends in Bridgeport
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Herbert Westbcrg. Osborn avenue,
popular employs in the composing
room of the Evening Sentinel. is
able to get about today after being
contined to his home with an in-
iured foot. Herbie received the in-
Jury when a cast fell on it while he
hwus at work.
e e e
Mr. and hirs. ii. Nathan. Rowen
street. are entertaining friends from
New York city at their home over
the week-end.
s e s
Simon Periman. New Canaan. for-
merly of East Norwaik, is visiting
relatives on First street for a few
days.
a e e
Harry Zlan, Manhattan Beach, N.
Y.. will spend the week-end with
relatives in East Norwelk.
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Rose Freedman, Yonkers. N. Y.,
is spending a few days with (fluids
on South Main street.
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There was a large attendance at
Calf Pastura Beach, yesterday aft-
ernoon. it was the first afternoon
in three days that it did not tell,
spoiling the day for the bethers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Busbbsum
and faintly, New Street, are enter.
taining a. number of relatives from
Long island for a few days.
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Samuel Baker, manager of the
Norwuik branch of the G. R .Kinney
Shoe company. is expected back to
Norwalk today. Mr. Baker has been
spending the past two weeks with
his parents in Columbus, 0.
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In the weekly report of the Suite
Department of Health. Norwalk
once more remains out of the list of
communicable diseases. Twn hun-
dred and thirty cases of contagious
slckm-sses are reported throughout
the State for the past week.
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The meeting of the Pollyanna
club, which was to have been held
last night. was postponed on ac-
count of the ruin.
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The Fail-field County Hunt club is
planning an elaborate dance and
entertainment. next Saturday eve-
ning at the clubhouse. The affair
will be one of the largest of the club
season.
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Thomas "Hawk" Skldd. Fairfleid
avenue, is spending the day in New
York arranging some final details
before going back to Fordham. in
the fall.
0
Helen Harrington, North Adams,
Mass, has been visiting Marlon
Magner. flock Ridge, for several
days. '
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Mrs. Hugo Kuhn, 181 Flax Hill
road. is entertaining her sister. Mrs.
Zatkin, h‘latbush. N. Y., and her
daughter. Mr. Zatkin willI spend the
week-end in South Norwalk, but
Mrs. Zutkln is staying on indefinite-
ly.
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Mr. and Mrs. Archie Joslin, and
Miss Ethel Joslin. 170 Main street.
and William Gunther. Highland ave~
nue, have returned home after a
four days' trip over the Mohawk
Trail. They visited many points of
interest in Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont. Massachusetts. Rhoda Is-
land and New York. on the way.
covering more than 780 miles. All
report it most delightful time.
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Charles Bunls of Washington, D.
C., who is visiting his parents in
Stamford. spent last evening with
friends in Norwalk.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Schwartz. 10
Hsnford place. and their two daugh-
ters; left for Philadelphia early this
morning. Mr. Schwartz will com-
bine business with pleasure. on this
trip. They intend to visit friends,
see the Sasquioentennlal eitpositlon.
and other,points of interest. ‘
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Thursday. August 19. Louis Canton
"Steel
Mill Tenor." will give a Joint recital
with the Stamford Trio in the Da-
rlcn Methodist church. 'The accom-
panist will be Lois Blrchard Hed-
ner who is organist of the South Nor-
wslk Congregational church.
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, Chester Buttery of Sliverminc ave-
nuo has returned to his duties with
the City ice company after several
days' illness.
Herbert Keogh. Newtown avenue,
has necepted a position with the
Norwalk‘ company.
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William Finch. Compo road. who
has been confined to the Norwalk
hospital for several weeks. will soon
be able [to return home. Mr. Finch
was in an accident at the earlier of
Seymour street and West avenue.
Norwnlk. He was riding a motor-
cycle when his right leg was crushed
between an automobile and a fire
hydrant [its in was amputated at
the would.
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Rev. James Anderson. New Haven.
hhe sampled a call to More pastor
of the Wilton Cousregdtiousl church
to fill the vacancy caused by the re-
signation of Rev. Frederick Bunker.
inl’l‘ssss' on the Mexican border and
is at Present study!" at Yale,
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A eldermlll to cost about 81.500
will be built for Stephen Reynolds.
Scribner avenue. Joseph '1'. Peek at
Highland avenue has the untract.
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James Cusee Division
GreensFarmswuadmi. Mtolhe
Norwsllthospltei yesterday. suffer.
in! from W received When .0
roll down stairs ethic Ni!"- sits.“
talning a fractured wrfl. possible
broken albanod sent; ,. the left
on. an. unseen:- - the bile-
pltei is the embeisses ..is rents;
sent time.
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Attorney John Dwysr. of Norwelg
Watson m
lfr. Anderson has been in work .-
street. '
umurtsslysssessi dwthe‘prg.
‘ HARBOR .VIEW.
Tins. wiring to place items
in this column should communi.
cats with [tendon Herrick, tel.
Cd.
Many will be the attractions at
the Weekly dance in the Harbor ‘
View clubhouse this evening. prlu.
019“ of which Will be the appear.
once of ur. and Airs. Harry Stevens.
known to the vaudeville public us
the team of Stevens and Brunello, in
a number of scans. usistsd at the
piano by Mrs. Paul Rhodes.
lire. Stevens. who was before her
Mill”. Hill Louise Brunclic. and
her husband. are popular through.
out the country as an ascent-n:
team. tor they played all the first .
class houses from coast to coast for
nieuy seasons. The couple has re-
tired from the show business. but
always generously offer their serv.
ices to the club. ,
Harry Bruneile. father 0 Mrs.
Slovene. conducted for many years
’3le 1””) moot stock company
iii the prime of its career. and it
wee here that Mrs. Stevens got her
start. Iii wasn't in" before she was
touring the country as the star in
the successful musical comedy. “The
yes-leg Obey." and it was at this
time that she met Mr. Steve it. who
was starting in "lime Cherry.‘ They
W “m the thldoviile team
and won further leurels with their
clover not.
As an added attraction lites Elva
Minuss will do a specialty dance.
Mrs. itbodes will again be at the
piano. Jack Miller‘s Syncopated or~
chestra will continue to furnish the
music. An excellent evening‘s cu- .
tenainment is promised the rest-
denil.
d
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Mrs. David Page. Mrs. Frank
Wood and Mrs. Robert Henck were
the price winners at a delightiul
luncheon and bridge given yesterday
by Mrs. Charles N- Bagel-t,
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Mrs. Claude Munsell will enter-
tain a number of her friends at din-
ner this evening.
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Mr. and hire. Edward Rinehart
have returned from a short motor
trip. I
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarke and their two
daughters. Brooklyn. are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Nursery.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Heller will
entertain over Sunday Mrs. Russell
Rawllns. her two daughters and her
son.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sturges S. Dunham
and their son leave today on a ten
day motor trip.to.Car.ieds.
A number of the friends of Mrs.
C. M. Bogert will be her guests at a V
luncheon and bridge today.
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Miss Winifred Poole. Worcester.
Mass, will be the guest of Mrs.
George Everall over Sunday.
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Mrs. J. J. Brogan and Andrew J.
Brogan of Philadelphia are guests
of William D. Greenlee.
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Miss Marjorie Floyd-Jones is en-
tsrtalning friends from White Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. Floydslones. who are
on a motor trip to Boston. and Tom
Floyd-Jones. who is cruising the
Sound with the Thompson boys of
Greenwich. are all expected at the
beach this week-end.
2.500 EXPECTED '
AT (10R MEET
BRIDGEPORT. August 14.—
More than 2.500 guests are expected
at a dinner which is to be the his}!
spot of a state-wide Republican out-
ing' at Pleasure Beach. here on Sat-
urday. August 11. under the auspices
of the Republican town committee. 9
A program of field and acoustic .
sports will entertain thousands of
other visitors during the day. accord-
ing to those in charge of the ar.
rangcments.
Gov. John H. Trumbull. Senator
Hiram Blngham. Congressman
Schuyler‘Merrltt and State Chair-
man J. Henry Roraback are among
the guests of honor. Acceptances have
also been received from scores of
members of thedast Legislature. state
officials and others prominent in Re-
publican party affairs.
Judge 0er Foster. of Bridgeport
will be tea-tweeter at the dinner
which. it is expected will set new
records for attendance.
MRS. lull“ r
numb";
. Vio- A,
Norwalk Chronicler