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TINGHOUSE
MATIC IRON
75c Down
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$1.00 for your old iron
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.1 August Clearance
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PARlilS GIVEN
Cabaret Night Aug 28th
Han Been Called Oil-—
Barn Dance To Be field
That Evening.
Mre. E. C. kayeer and Mre. l-learn
tablea of bridge laat evening. The
prize wl era were:
Flrat. Mre. William 1". Clarke.
3.611. .
Second. Eugene Rich. 3.4”.
Third. J mee C. eun’mu.
Fourth. rooke Petere, 2.2“.
Fifth. Mra. Carl B. Peterl. at".
Sixth. lire. Clarence spear. 2,198.
The other playere included: Mrs.
M. Gray. hire. Eugene P. Bernetein.
“re. 1:. C. Keyeer. Clarence Cpear.
hire. Arthur a Bug ee, Mre. Harold
Clarke. Carl 8. Pa ere. Mre. Heard
W. Street. J. Lindeay Brueh. hire.
George Hayee. William F. Clarhe.
Harry McDermott. Hearn W. street.
Mre. Charlee Perry. Mre. Harry Mc-
Dermott, Frank Schwarta. Mn. .1.
Lindeay Brueh. Mre. Eugene Rich.
Mra. Jamel Stagg. Dr .and hire. Ed-
win C. Neatier. Donald Brueh and
Mice Arlene Camp. .
l O O O
The cabaret night which wee to
he held Saturday night Auguet It
hae been called oil becauae oi the
email numberx oi membere tavoring
it In order to put the adair over
100 promlau of attendance were
neceaeary but a comparatively email
number cent in their raaervatlona
and no the attair will not take place.
The entertainment committee re-
grete thie very much an ite membere
did their utmoet to give the people
eomething new in the line of amule-
ment. but the committee can do
nothing without the cooperetion oi
tile club membere. . ‘
, e e e
The barn \dance hae been poet.
pcnediirom thia Saturday. Auguet
:1 to a week from Saturday. Auguet
it. the date originally eet aaide tor
the cabaret night.
0
hire. John Oloetaner ot gummit
avenue entertained at a very charm-
ing tea at lilr home yeaterday alter.
noon in honor or Mr. Gloetaner’e ele-
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com on! or
ted Drug Store
.w anon mum
Nonwnnn
George M. Coley
TELEPHONE 4100
he tor detaile and coat eta
' 1 which will increaee your
bulneaa and reduce the coat
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tare, Mra. George F. Q gin. lira.
Theodore Hat-tong. am: yrii mine
and Mice Jeeephlne Gloataner.
Mia. Gorge, Muller's! nowayton
ponredan Mre. Howe Moore bra;
aided an the table aeeieted by Mid
.Alloe Bdrnetein and Mice Francee
Gallagher.
1 The gueete included: Mre. Arthur
5. Hughee. Mre. Charlee Perry. Mre.
Hearn W. Street. Mra. El. 0. Kayeer.
Mre. J. Mailer. Mre. Alvin .D.
Bchmoeger. Mre. Clarence lpeet‘.
hire. Frederic Sullivan. lire. Wil~
liam F. Clarke. Mre Harold Clark.
Mre. Jam C. dtagg. Mre. Harry
McDermott. Mn. 1!. Lindeay Brueh.
Mra. E. C. Browne. Mre. George D.
Wanner. 'Mre. J. Landon. Mre. w.
Miner Mrs. Joeeph J.Ct1ohmeyer.
Mre. Thomae it. Canty, Mre. Themaa
J. Retran. Mre. W. McAllieter. lira.
George Smith Mra. Victor Cahill,
Mre. Eugene Rich. Mre. Charlee
Lang, Mra John Gallagher. lire.
Eugene P. Bernetein. Mre. Neville
Red To ‘
SPECIALS .
Men’eSAll» Wool
per' hour. Galley.»
‘ a’nd all convenience.
can”...
it till: um ;
W. Street were hoateeaee at eight '
An Ml a they are “City are Centre liter-cl, Phyllis ism-ten and
log in the conventional lctt to rightfi'end incidentally the order of their uamee la the order at their finieli
in the Junior to yard awim for giria at Marvin Beach Saturday.
ot Gladys. the finer. Judge John Keogh' termed them "powt-rful" alter the race wraa DH‘I', and con-
gratulated‘theml ll. wae one o! the most enthusiastic ape-claims at the carnival.
WEDNESDAY. A
GUST 18, 1926
Wm...— m"...—
7 Elmer. They are lined-
l'hyllie and Betty were right at the heeie
v
Hayley, Mre. Carl B. i'utere. hire.
Edwin C. Neatler. hire. A. Camp.
lieu Arlene Cami). Mrs. Leetcr E.
Ortlg. Mre W. Altcr. Mrs. W. Frank
Bchwarte. Mina 'l‘hcroaa Jurboe. litre.
Herbert Schwartz. Mlee Grace Bli‘oll-
nteyer. hire. Edwin Moore. Mrs.
Malcolm l'arltine. 'hlra. (lcul'go
flayee. Mre. Vcrnon .lttrboe, Mrs.
Harland Wright. Mn. J. t)i.iricn.
Mn. J. Krcli. Mra. M. Gray. Mre.
Raymond Glocuner and lilies Elinor
Gloetzner.
O O O
Ethel Cauty. daughter or Mr. and
Ira. Thornne ll. Banty. celebrated
her tourth birthday yesterday.
0 O 0
William Belnyn hae nturncd to
the inland alter a trip to New York.
.4 O 0
Albert Ereitlne, Jr. was defeated
by Sherwood Smith at tennie yeeter-
day by tho ecoro of 0-4. 6- t.
Mile Phyllis Browne bee returned
to Jamaica alter ependlng a few
daye with Mr. and hire. Edmond C.
Btowne.
- . O O O i
A number of ielandere gathered
on the club pier Monday night to
watch Cecil Hope, eon or Mr. and
Mn. Frank Hope. of Rocky Point
Road. moor hie eail boat during the
atorm. Mr. Hone wae on big way
back from Oyster Bay when the
etorni blew up and he rule a pretty
hard Job getting hie boat in the
harbor. Many people compliment-
ed hlm yeete‘day' on hte excellent
aeemanahip. , ' , 1.
efle all .
Mr. and Mn. Mardhall Hall and
Mr. Arthur Wright. 812. ct Boeton.
were recent gueete oi Mr. and hire.
William Wright.
0 O O ‘
.W. Frank Schwartz to on a week's
vacation from hie 'dutiee in New
York. ‘ Yeeterday Mr. and Mrs.
Schwartz motored 'io Bantam Lake.
0 I I
Peter C. Pinkerton has returned
to lndianapolia after epending eev
oral weeiee with Mr. and hire. Wil-
liam c. Smith of Summit avenue.
O
Mre. Leeter m Ortiz, of "An-
chora." tree a vieltor in New York
yeeterday.
O O O
Mre. Thomae H. Canty. ‘0! Beach
Rod, entertained Mre. A Perrin. of
New York, at luncheon at the
Chorehaven Country Club. Monday.
Dorie Turner. Jean Harper. John
Gloetener. Edward Weed. Leeter E
Ortla. Jr., and Malcolm Bayer ewam
. to Tavern ieland yeeterday.
J11 rather petmlte the sleeping is done
Mr. .and hire. Henry Schrownng
and daughter. Olga. of Poughknr-p.
ale. were recent vleitore of Dr. and
hire. George D. Women of North
avenue.
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The chancee on the $500 radio to
him ruffled off at the carnival .1rc
going fast. Better get your bid in
early it you hate any dceiro of win.
ning the let.
0 O
hire. Ramon Fret‘man‘ and hire.
William Wilnori returned to Merrie-
_iown. N. J.. today after a visit with
Mr. and hire. Lester E. Ortiz.
Half a Hundred
.(Continueti item Page 0115)
the boat and in any cnee the coun-
ciilore, all expert eulnmigre. keep
their male liko eentriee nhiic tho
youngetcra dieport them-elves.
Dceplle the two cht-fe bniy two
int-ale are ghen the boye each day.
the object being tarieiy The other
meal in left largely to their diet-ro-
tion on one uaual evening chore leave
in company. Each tackle in allowed
50 ccnte to buy hie own meal. out
of the camp funde. Allowance la
mode in addition for apend money
whil‘, aehore. for each her a lit-
ook rot ticketa calling for
amounte in the coin ot the realm
and each is allowed when ashore
to ‘ bree‘ent' a definite number
to the when. While' here. apecial
privilege wae given the young eati-
era. and'h’ ill cent upendhg allow.
ance wee made in view of'the cat"
fee to notch Point. where they be-
haved like young Indiana and
bought ea much atldty etutl ae poe-
elble with the money given them.
bite b a Healthful Ono
The lite le calculated to .be the
meet healthiul poeeible. all boye
bunk on the aloop’l decktand get
hard withal. elpce only a couple, of
binnkcte are conceded to each. When
under the canopy of etare and on
unplueant daye. like yeeterday. a
cativae ia epread along the boat'a
ridge pole like a tent.
Monday night the boye- -nart~owiy
cecapcd the thrill of their ilvee while
the clean wee anchored near Glen
Cove when the waterepout pa-ed
lhzaugh. The boat had been an-
rhored in the Cove during the early
11ml 0! the etching until Captain
llroero became uneae'y at the weath-
or algae and meted out to Glen
Head The waterepout passed by
them two mllce to one aide and cap-
sized tno bottle in the cove.
REGENT FEATURES STORY BY
ZELDA SEARS TODAY AND THURSDAY
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«morn-um. or. . (”V0.4 ”and“...
e
rue :Fm‘u‘ - er'mamwvnnvru‘ “an—.141” memefl.“
‘ resident
. HARBOR VIEW
Thou dcalring to place item
in title column ahould communi-
cate with undue licr'rtclt. tel.
II.
smart CUP
1011 01111111011
or SINGLES
At rnoon Tea Drew's Good
The Evening Sentinel wfll present
a allver cup thia year to the winner
of the men'e eingloa tennle cham-
pionehlp at the Harbor View tennle
club which got 'under way Saturday
when the needed. playcra won their
way into the aocond round. The
preeentation ot a cup bytho tlentlnei
hae become an annual eyent greatly
appreciated by the reeidente at the
ob. The trophy wan won laat year
b Thomae Walab who to one o!‘ the
eeeded playera- thle year and hie
cilanoee for repeatan hta victory are
melienl. »
e e e
The Lotti“ Afternoon Tea and
Card club at the club houec yester-
day afternoon proved the principal
ecciai attraction of the day. Ae
large a number of rceldcnta ae ueuai
patronized thia popular event. under
the direction of hire. George Hyde.
'i‘he hoateeece yesterday were Mrs.
John Potter. hire. Harry Peck. Mrs.
A. W. Minuee. Mre. George little—
grave, hire. .1. C. Ward. Mra. Keclcr
and Mn. l-leaiey. Thoee‘wt the young
ladica who aeelatcd in the eerving
were the Miaece Kathleen Hueh.
Dorothy Bompri’ Virginia Hush.
Lola Kraiger and lda Karie.
O O 0
To celebrate her birthday but
evening at Marvin Beach. illtee Lil.
ilan Schork entertained at bridge a
large number of her friende from
Harbor View. The three winnere at
bridge w e r e reepcctively Mine
Dorothy Delmar. Victor Mitchell
and Mien Elva Minueo. Folio ing
the oarde the gueete were eerv ;,de-
ilcioue refreehmente by their hoateee.
Thou oi the eummer colony preheat
were the Mieeee Dorothy Bogert.
Elva Mlnuee. Olive Mlnueo. Kather-
ine Hueh. Lillian Macrery.;1da.
Kane. hare. Paul Rhodee and DDro-
thyDeimar; Jack. Robert and Wal-
lace hi’a'orcry. Victor Mitchell. Jack
Wot-chm. Donald. MoLaren. and
Paul'nhodee. att- Bohork wee e.
reeldent at the beach laat eummer
and he been a trequent vlaitor thia
u. e e e
levtlral b! the children at the
beach are co leting plane tor a.
telr which will be held at the home
at Ire. Themaa Waieh. Monday.
Au'gnet at. The proceede to go into
the club treeaury to be employed as
the directore. no at. The {air will
be held In the afternoon. Further
piana‘will be announced later. The
membera at the committee in charge
are Tommy. Joe and Totals Watch,
Edward holler and Hilly Webster.
Mia. Edmund Pandlaten to giving
a bridge-luncheon today at her hbme
on Harbor View avenue in honor of
tire. Owon. ' Mre. Owen. a former
at the beach. hae taken
Mr'a. Dunham'e bottage during her
ahlence.
e e
and Giadye Brockweii in "Stella Ma-
rte“.w‘lll be ahown" at the ‘tnoving
picture performance thia evening‘in
the club houee.
. hit up all apeed away from
Mary Philbln with Eliot Dexter -
Tailor Deluca’ a
Auto Smashed In
Weatport Collision
'i‘hrce care figured in an accident
yeaterday alter-noon in Weatport
center when a car being driven {rpm
the curb waa atruck by another and
rammed into a car parked Juat
ahead. The driver ol the paaelng
cur, Henry J. Andet'eon o! llronx N.
Y.. did not atop to inveetigate. lie
the
acetic and ever caught and arrceteti
by male Trooper William Silk after
a chore u for an the l'fompo inn. Hie
blind on charge or evading responsi-
hiiity waa act at 835 for appear-
ance in town court tomorrow.
The car parked at the curb. own-
ed by Joaeph DeLuoa. Weatport
tailor. wae badly damaged about the
rear. ’l‘homal Glynn, aleo of Weat-
port owner and driver of the car
that war pulling from the curb. nae
eummoned lo.- court tdmorrow on
charger of violating the rules of the
road and falling to [he proper alg-
pale.
I Deaths and Funerals I
Isaac T. Payne
The funeral eervlce'e tor lane '1‘.
Panic who died at hie home. 1"0
\Vaeltlngtott atreet. Sunday evening
after :1 lingering llilneu. will be held
at the late home thia evening at eight
o'clock. itev. W. C. Cownrt ot the
nouayton Methodiet church will otfl.
clate and the P. 0. 8. of A. of which
Mr. Payne war a member will aleo
conduct aervlcea at the house.
'li1c funeral will be held tomorrow
from the late home and interment
will be in Union cemetery. Rowuyton.
The United Order or the Golden
Crone will conduct services at the
grave.
Charlee Waiter
Funeral ecrvicee for Charlee Wai-
ter. who died at hie home 255 Enet
Kluge Bridge road. New York. Sat.
urday afternoon. were held laet even.
ing from the late homo. and inter-
ment waa in Wloodiatvn cemetery this
morning.
Mr. Walter was connected with
tho Jcaeph Davie etore fer more than
41 yearn and left recently because of
poor health. Mr. Davie attended the
funeral in New York:
Be careful about vacation letters.
tiling toovnuchgink and you may
blot your reputation.
I
Blind man la running for ottice in
Wieconein. Well. many dumb once
have been elected.
View. Mlae McGrane and Mlee'Coe-
tlgan entertained over Sunday David
F. Nicolaon of Brooklyn.
0 0 0
Mn. William Oieim will enter-
tain at luncheon and bridge tomor-
. Greenwich Water
Company Loses To
brought by the Greenwich Watt‘r
company, it “as lndlt'ttttrti ltlhl night.
for tile Ml‘ilulflllloll of land on both
attire of tho lilantle riwr above the
pl’ODOttt'd «111111 of the Now York, New
lluvvn and Hartford .llttlit'outi com-
muny, This in capt't'tmi to be ”it
atrhiegy of tho \vulvr cm.11111y.
whith yoattrdlty nae liw laser in 1
court bultlv “inn Judge John \\.
Banks in allllt't'lr‘r cuvlrt rim-ohm!
tho t1111]10|'.11'y llljllnl'llllli ulllt‘h llilt'l
been issued in favor 111' tho 11.11111-
l'ompuny, ugrtlnet lhv i‘.Ii[l‘ti.ul ('Olil’
puny. restraining the iailcl' from
New Haven Road:
Contlcmnallon prowedlnge mil in:
proceeding n'l'h any of the stops ' ».
wards building a. dam on the M11. .
rin'r (it Can Cob,
[10\\L'i‘ house there.
t o b tpply
;R&
88 WAEHINGTON ST.
All in one- piece no books
and eyes to bother you—goes
on over the head like a vest.
ForSalc In Our Corset Department
J. l. MALLETTE
Slip-Over
The New Bandeau
SOUTH NORWALK
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
RibCornedBeef
RumpCornedBeef...............
SmokedShoulder..................
Puritan Skinned Back Hams . . . .
SmokedTongue
DixieBacon...............
1'0c lb.
24c lb.
25c lb.
. 40c lb.
42c 1b..
30c lb.
row.
- and
B
Toatnokea Lucxvsrmn: in
tone: onlygetail that u found
in any other cigarette. . . . .
. Mm! Much more. More
than ill. tines: Turkieh and
domceiic columns, properly aged
blended.
$.15” 3m
.1 STRIKE tobaccoe are coasted.
‘ "ITS TOASTED.”
USE IT’S TOASTED ‘
twmrmsoom ‘
More!
it is subjected to intense heat for,
45 minutes which (1) removes
all “bite” and harehneee ind
which (2) develope the hidden
.in extra
LUCKY
That'meane
flavors of the world’e
Turkish and domestic tobaccce.‘
Then (3) 'euddcn chilling aeale
in the moist fragrance. teeming
constant freehncee.
These improvementa have .
won millions of critical awaken
to LUCKY STRIKES.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Waahington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwalk
39 and “Main Street. Norwalk
Weatport, Georgetown. Darlen, Stamford. Black Rock, Bridgeport
fineet
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