S1”
.1 ' .oiri Writes
‘ - .0! Ice And
* Snowba Fights
' girl. traveling with .
ll ll lumps. during
..hes written heme dee-
. 07 end experiences
' thuoiostlselly.
‘io ills- son 1'. rm.
hire. George 0. Pisti. of
who with I group
M William “.11
end eoverel on m
.. titles. has been ions.
England. France.
. Islsiuni. end tset-
ii ”I “will! to pur-
” . course of study.
W over in June they
1'“ . . and the oteemship
- . ' 'sel hundred miles trons
' '“ to avoid them. no ice-
1 the air like winter.
on stayed a week in
Matty. visiting 0s.
. ~on-Avon. lhottery.
. "3‘ other places of note. They
.“X e English Channel from
”1 " Ostelld and crossed Bel.
“C . tag some time in Ant-
‘ wills.
1:0 they went to Cologne.
this point the boat. trip
.VOI' Rhino. was most in~
passing the old castles of
Barons.
‘ landed at Moyoncs and
heiber and other cities
Mg like France. A week
t in making a study of tho
, then on through Pg:
stores. which is a sum
who Pyrenees mounialns.
. ng betwern France and Spain.
" ’ the students have been stay-
ng the month of August and
1.1g at the summer session of
1‘ ty of Ton;ousc.nkm an
1 the eve
V'gketimeyplece of interest
in France or Spain ~or
‘ the peaks of the mountains
gnaw line and indulged in e
~boll.
“ .t'ltaewcourse of study is fin-
week Will he spent ‘ln Paris.
”suburbs before selling for
I'll. WW will sail on the
to. “giving in New York
kiwi . .
mun-v49.
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W"...—
. " Rebekah
' d e Plans A _
Lo 3 Moonlight Ride
“we—-
Rebekah lodge to plan-
-rpoenllght trolley ride to
leach. Monday night.
“the ride were completed
to meeting of the order.
l- rig to go. is asked to
h with Miss Clare Rear-
eylor avenue. In case of
outing will be postponed
. sy .evenlng.
...... .oorheesv-Lister
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. hid Mrs. J. H. Lister of lor-
”‘ 'su. Devon. announce the
.5 . o of their..daulhtcr.
Emily. to George Walter
of Bouthpert. which is to
laps in t
Iaturdey. September 4. Rev.
1, Mr. Voorhces' mother.
occurred August 12. the re-
.‘Wlli be omitted.
yWedding journey that will em-
ail! Other points of interest.
to their many friends at It
avenue. Black Rock.
be: 19.
‘ film's
..
he Devon Union
.1.» Guggenheim to perform
.uony. Due to the recent
Following
innony the couple will leave
idhmond. Van Shenandoah
. urging visit the Sesouicenten-
is their return they will be
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Hot. then cold. cold. then hot.
such is the weather which deter-
mines the eotivities of the women
during those trying times.
not dog roasts end outdoor pic-
nics are held in churches and
houses during the cold and relny
spells while regular business inset-
ings are scheduled for the beeches
during the hot spells.
Doubt so to weather conditions
during the past week has become so
prevalent that most meetings have
been announced "to intro place if it
doesn't rain," or some such.
, Social. i
All the clubs in this Vicinity werof
sciiie during the week. There were -
dances M. the Bell island. Harbor.
View. Ridgowood. Westport end'
Norwelk Country clubs. Several of;
those pieces held large dinners to?
co .sndt‘ilon with the dances.
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Saturday and Iundey. the Wilson
Point Beach club held a very sue-l
cessfui tennis tournament. Misc;
Burchsrd and Van Lucas were the-
I
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winners. end received handsome.
prizes.
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1n the Hungarian Reformed
Church. Mics Ethel \t’argo became
the bride of Stephen Milosky. Sat-
ut‘day.
Also on Saturday was the wedding
of Thames 0. Nelson and Laura
Cenfleld, which took piece at the
home of Mr. end Mrs. Csri Berg-
lund. Perry avenue.
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Monday morning. there were
three wedding- at St. Mary‘s
church. At a double wedding Miss
Elisabeth Mshoney became the
bride of John J. McGerrie. while her
cousin. Miss Mary A. Mahoney. was
married to Charles Connors of
lridgeport. An hour later. Miss
Merton Hayes. a former teacher at
Jefferson school. was married to
John V. McGinn.
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A-surpriso perty in honor of her
birthday was tendered Mrs. Fred
Lyon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Sconeld. of Rowsyton. Monday.
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Mrs. Jack Ileblnowtts. of Hart-
ford. entertained several of her lo-
cal friends at a bridge party'hlon-
day at the home of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ft. Alexander. of Spring
street.
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Tuesday. the engagement of Der—
othy Govern end Willis Cavanegh
was announced. Both are popular
here.
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The weekly tea was held at the
Harbor View club. Tuesday after-
noon. '
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The same afternoon. a bridge and
tea was held at the Shorchsven
Golf club.
Tuesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Haynes
Powers, of East avenue, brosdcasb
ed two programs from two differ-
ent New York radio stations.
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The usual luncheon and bridge
took place at the Westport Country
club. Wednesday. ,
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Thursday afternoon at the West-
port Country club also. lites Aimee
MecLIren arranged a bridge and
tea for her sister. Miss Helen Mac-
rsn. who is.to be married next
month to Gerald Taylor. The at-
fair was a complete surprise to the
bride~to~be. who. at the same time.
was showered by the guests. Twen-
ty-ilve were present.
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At Ledgewood Perm. Wednesday
. evening. Elsie limit and Anne Bel—
osm. two of the girls on a vocation
Women’s
Daintiness
Undertiie on em
gout :1:
-.....‘3.’ its time.
Lorene.“
anywhere.
ll . . _ ct
“thus. ‘o'uu Pfie
Obtainablehtelidrusoddo‘perto'
'- es‘s-s’bbierb‘ em
o
Weather Conditions Play
Tag With Scheduled Events“
"Ms be We'll Meet and Maybe We Won’t.” Say the
omen As They Watch the Heavy, Overcloudcd
Skies; Many Wet Picnics.
nnit-b m a»;
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roll no“
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Bride
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.‘tllh. RAYMOND fl. MNNEY
“ho was formerly Miss Alice Mayo,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wil-
item Mayo of New Canaan. She was
wed to Raymond Harold Kinney at
Ncw t‘nnsan August to. The two
young people are now honeymoon-
' tng.
at the lodge. were given I birth-
day party by their companions.
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Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul O’Brien entertained a few
friends at their new home in Will-
fleld street. V‘
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Fraternal
Monday evening. the entertain-
ment committee of Wenona council.
Degree of Pocahontas met at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Mylod. 20!
Main street. 0
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Also on the same evening was the
meeting of Wsnone council at tho
home of Mrs. ilaniield. to West ave-
nue. ‘
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Lady Jennings Lodge met and
made plans for future events. Wod-
poem".
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Tho same evening, the local
American Legion and auxiliary at.
tended the annual summer‘ meeting
of the third slate district at Green.
wicll. Despite the rain a "good tints
was had by oil."
The Pride of Uncss held a won-
derful hot dog roast Thursday. at
Calf Pasture. Seventy-five attended.
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Thursday evening. the Star of Co.
lumliia hold its installation of oil!-
ccrs clectcd at tho‘prevlous meeting.
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Thursday also. the Buckingham
Women's Relief corps held a very
enjoyable nil-day picnic at the homo
of Mrs. Elisa Elzee of newsyton.
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The Dchioisy made plans for a
hot dog roast at Compo Mill. and a
dance at the Masonic Temple.
Berkeley street, Thursday night.
The second degree was Works!) on
hvc members.
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Clubs.
Sunday afternoon. the lilvermine
Guild entertained its mists with an
interesting recital and talk. Norman
and Frances Stenard. Greolt Evans
and Prof. John Erskine provided an
interesting and varied program.
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Tuesday. the '1'. K. 8. held another
hot dog roast at the home of Eleanor
Klein at Harbor View. As usual.
the girls had a. wonderful tints.
Also on Tuesday was the meeting
of the Feirfield County Antiquarian
Society. at the home of Mr. end Mrs.
Lcnier Washington. on the lost
Road at Westport. An interesting
exhibit of,eld silhouettes. many of
them being of George Washington.
a relative ct unlor Washington. wss
shown. as well as some buttons. Ill"
posedly shipped on George's wast.
coat.
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Wednesday afternoon. the Dorian
Republican Women’s Auceiotiss
held a miles at, Cranium»
Dericn. ones "W. N"-
man. and Representative llisnt-
son were the speakers.
Thursday. the Women's Town lla-
-vroventent Association of wgsmn
held s street fair nosr‘tho «star of
"I. to'h. . . . '
The Iriendly Workers onimd a
picnic Wednesday oi the horse of
Mrs. George Molasses.
Food was sold end a substantial
Ohm
. During the week. several insu-
bers of the Swedish fie g . -
el .cburebsttnnded the annual eon-
{orthodlfii'ml'wd‘gl‘olf‘ westerns
l I,, ll .
and flew Jersey. .‘l'ao convention
min elitise stdish Congre-
ntlolisl churches.
an m».- way—1.
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li' NWMWW‘M‘K‘ Wm.uw .
ii
Miss
' lropo.
‘ 1Mies Gertrude ftegsn. of New York.
'. Belgium.
‘ Ellen Ryan. who is in ohsrgo of
' Warren Herding High school in
runs realised for the :lnb treason. .
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up...” ..
Observe Second ,
Weddin‘g Anniverss
ith Uttie Party
In honor of their second wedding
snnis'orsory. Mr. end Mrs. uwell
Scott. at s soundview avenue. enter-
telned at their hosts "with.
Music. dancing end singing were
followed by a buffet luncheon. The
guests inciudodl It. did sfrs. n.
22- Ballard. Jr.. Mr. and If .
George 1'. cases. .fr.. lfrs. l. Key.
was cross lies. lies lsebeiis ste-
Cretton and I“)? bdrzthuynlsél‘e‘?
of Brid rt; r. all ’
once Sm‘iirof Cards d. N- 1-. Miss
Ruth dcott of New yen. Mrs. M.
Ko'h'l'e “l. “- ‘mfls. Hill "-
Vopsl. Miss dhlrloy Ioott slid Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell leett.
M
O'Brien Will
eturn Home After
Tour Of Europe
”
Miss Gertrude o'lrien. of tilts
city. is selling for home on the
lisplsnd after sevorslweehs in lu-
Wiiii her are Miss lllen end
Miss Agnes Ryan. of dtrettord. end
R
The girls have visited in France.
Italy. dwitserisnd. Eng-
land and inland. in Paris. Miss
the domestic art department at the
Bridgeport. took a course in'l‘rencb
cooking.
The girls will reach this stats
about the middle of next week.
Forty Attend The
Luncheon Given For
Benefit Phiistheas
Forty guests were present It a
ehsrnilng luncheon given by Mrs.
Lewis It. John Keeler. e Ei'crslcy
avenue. at her Bell Island cottage.
for the benefit of the rhiiethee
class of the Nbrwslk M. E. church.
yesterday. The tables were teste-
fully decorated with black-end su.
sons. end a email sum was realised
for the class treasury.
Concert Given For
Benefit Of Home
For The Aged
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A large crowd attended the con-
Cert which Professor and Mrs. iter-
bert ltrout of the rsirdeld County
Music school. and Miss Doris Lake.
reader. gave at the Methodist
church in Georgetown. last night.
The proceeds of the concert will be
used to furnish a roots at the Fanny
Crosby Me’moriel home on Fairflcld
avenue. Bridgeport.
it will be remembered that the‘
King‘s Daughters of Norwelk have
also had a part in the furnishing of
a Worn at this new home.
Downs-Mill‘er~~ . w
Of unusual interest is the weds
ding Of Mice Mabel A. Miller. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Miller.
of it Elmwcod avenue. to Leroy D.
Downs. nephew of Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. Patterson. of s Winfield street.
which will take place this evening
at s o'clock.
ltev. Frederick H. Jacob. pastor
of the South Nerwslk Congrega-
tional church. will perform the
ceremony which will tslte place at
the home of the bride.
Miss Helen 0. Miller. sister of the
bride. will be bridesmaid. Il‘ho
groom is to be attended by Alphonse
Csnevsrl as best man.
The wedding trip will be to Can»
eds. after which the couple will live
in their new home in Covsweod.
Art League
The bridge party tven yesterday
afternoon at the rtdesport Art
League. Bridgeport. for the benefit
of the club house fund proved most.
successful from every viewpoint. The
sum of us was added to the fund
through the party. The rooms were
effectively decorated with garden
fiowcl‘l.‘
The prises at each table were
toeuiitul hand decorated bridge
score books with the cards which
were the elite of Mrs. treat: I.
trickstt. 't‘ee was sored following the
ill-ring. The hostesses were lire.
Fichstt any live tlliy bee Illusions
assisted by dirs. Arthur I! a.
hire. 1'. It. lulleh and hire. ortes
Judd.
m
Postponed
w
Oe to the illness of the presi-
dent. Adslt “W.
the shouts of so alone venom
‘ hostess next Tuesday at the weekly
the on: club.
10m. avas'rs
suits—“rile Decency."
raises—"Tbs In!» ..
Regent-”The dbowetf. '
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Rieltr-“The Iii! I‘M"-
pslsee—"DipioluacVJ’ ..
luau—"Th, on triend.
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mundane-row.
(ltendord Tints.)
lun Rises ........... Izod A. M.
lun lots .............. I2“ P. at.
high Tide me A. at.
Low Tide 8:" r. M.
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ouaAad Tldelllorsfoedoy.
(dtenderd Time.)
dun hires 5:0! A. M.
lun dets ............. 0163?. M.
lfign’ride 10:53 A. M.
Low'i'ido ..............d:dl EM.
Mr. and Mrs. John de list-ls. Perry
avenue. visited in lridgeport with
friends Thursday evening.
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Frank dcellon, Hill street. has re.
turned to his home after spending
several days on business in New
York.
The "Con boys." Norws k. heve de-
cided to disband their rgenisstion
because of continuous friction among
its members. The final decision was
made because of inability to settle is
discussion concerning new club
moms.
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Cheries."i’ted" Riley. Main street.
popular first baseman of the Wilton
Bel! Club is planning a trip to Phil—
ndriphll with a party of friends to
lisit the losqulcontonnlsi exposition.
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Friends of Lucy l". Delis. have re-
crivrd cards from her from Camp
Everett. 'reconic. Conn. stating that
she is spending a most enioyebls ve-
cation.
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—Now is the time of year for for
storage. The Twin City Valet to a
reliable place and all fur atoms
hero is insured against In and
theft. of North Main dt. Phone
tot—Adv.
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Miss ids Hertnlcli. Putnam eve.
one, who has been visiting relatives
in Bridgeport for a few days, has
returned to her home.
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Mrs. B. Jobrsek. Henford wee.
is spending a few 'lags ill New York
with relatives.
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Mrs. Robinson. Woodward avenue.
has returned to her home after visit-
ing with her daughter. lire. Manuel
TRIO“. North Qualific- Hrs. Terlov
web former ' We of
this city.
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Miss Mechelle Austin. Union park.
was s visitor in New York yesterdsy.
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Mrs. B. leofsky. South Main
street. has returned to her home
after an enjoyable trip to Montreel.
Canada.
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Mrs. Albert Dellce and son. Felix.
Cedar street. who have been visiting
relatives in Wuratboro. N. Y.. for
the past two weeks. have returned
to their home.
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Miss Beatrice Epstein. Woodward
evenlic. has returned after spending
three weeks in New York. during
which time her tonsils were re-
moved.
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Miss l'tutls Ferguson. at. John
street. will entertain several friends
at her home Monday evening-
e e s
Miss Elisabeth dirnisons. bell is—
land, recently metered to Camp An-
dree. the National Girl Icout camp.
at brisrcliff Manor. N. 1.. and spent
the day. Miss limlncns returned
last week from tho edleors' train.
ing Comp. Edith they. where
she spent two woel'.
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Miss Marion ltiorden of Roosevelt
Itroet had the misfortune to future
her foot sundor. while botkisg st
trickery Iluff. and consequently is
limping about this week.
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Missed Velma and hides Deere and
brother. Freak. of lheellsn avenue
are planning to speed the week-end
st Zesr Lsito. '«
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Mrs. George D. Waring will be
tea and bridge at the lborshsven
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Dr. John A. O'Connor. lock
mags. will leave Monday for the
denial congress in Pennsylvania.
where he will spend a week.
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-—!tedios sad Vtotrotss sold on
my terms atPWVIA-Adm
Misc “lured All. 'I sloss ll first.
ten and eerebotle w tleld
Thursdsy instead e!
when it is usually held. bseesss oi
the weather.
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Mr. and lire. Joesph mm
0! ma
wt a row dors'et the ’
55;? edit M in mm
The [resin Iostleel weleonies
. . musty
contributions to the brief column.
or to another column is the
. sod regrets that so moor
megs have to be roioetod bo-
eeuso of the carelessness ot t’o
writer.
Kelly people fall to write
cellos lsgibly and an item with-
out a name to not usable.
Many people write on both
sides of the paper. Inch matter
sonnet be used until it has been
g-seopied in the lentlnoi cues and
:hero is seldom time for that.
Ioople using typewriters should
us a double-space in writing
copy for newspapers. to permit
ipseo for corrections where neo-
rosary.
location from the Bon Ton store.
Washington street. by motoring
near Niagara Falls and Canada.
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Detroit 'i‘raek. New York. has i"-
turned to his home after spending
several days at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas haunders.
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Mrs. Joseph \itsgo. Woodward
sxenue. is spending s felv dais Nth
relatileo in New Jersey.
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George Herman. South Msin street
has purchased a new Paige Touring
CI?-
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Jack Ennis. Spring street, is plan-
ing to spend his tuc useks' nation
from his duties at the Kinney Bhoe
store by nloioriug to lh‘ugars Fells
slid Canada.
t’arl Anderson. Firs:
street: \Iill nnlertain a party of
friends on a motor trip, Sunday.
His destination is unknown.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Riggs.
l-‘iri-t airs-ct. trimmed ,vcsterdnv af-
ternoon from a nmlcr trip to north-
ern New York slat».
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Mr. and Mn. lldward Corr. l‘1ll'Si
street. are planning to spend the
week-end motoring near the Hudson
riier.
Captain
Mrs. Edward J. Fisherty and lot;
end daughter Eduard end L'ltlmi‘ingi
of u Putnam venue. and Mrs.
George James. 31 Putnam avenue.
motored yesterday to Frovldence rt.
Norwelk with cords and letters.
Miss dtevens is {pending several days
vacation at Lake Wercabuc near
ntdgrfleld with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. S. iii. filevens and her friend
Miss Margaret Barrett. Fairfield
avenue.
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Buster Gordon is spending sev-
orel dove in Massachusetts with his
aunt.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Wood and
children of Bilmfirld. Mons. or! the
guests of Mr. and M] s. nohert Van
Buren. it East avenue for a few
days.
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' Mrs. my nsvmond. Chestnut‘mn.
entertained several guests, at a
bridge party this afternoon in honor
of her'slster, Miss Helen Fangrr who
hos recently returned from Wash-
ington. D. C.
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Miss Mabel Furl-herd is giving a
o. bridge party next Wednesday of-
ternoon at her home at Wilson's
Point.
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Mrs. llnrrv Silufcli and daughters.
Harriet and Annie. to West avenue.
left yesterday for n short mm at
Lake \i'nccabuc with Miss Dorothy
Stevens.
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Miss Ruth Uhl. Marvin Bench. has
returned to her home after a vaca-
llon spent at a church camp in
Piainvlilc Conn.
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Mrs. George Wilcox. Little Falls.
N. \'.. has returned to her horns of.
ter a few weeks' visit with her
daughter. lilies Marion Wilcox, who
is spending the manure! August at
tho Hillside school. -
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Helen Merritt Robber of Westport
has filed a petition of divorce agsinst
Joseph nehber. of the some place
alleging intolerable cruelty. They
were married in April 1920. Custody
of rather child and alimony is ask-
lid.
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The Weetport Water Company
Just completed the laying of a. water
main to supply the new real estate
developments known as Birge'o
Woods. Which is being developed by
I. '3. ltrgo. Westport town clerk.
Another rosin has been laid to
supply the new section known as
hsyfieidvbstng «valued by d. I.
liar. »
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The Women‘s Town Improvement
Association of Westport closed its
street fair last evening with a fine
program. The booths reported a fine
buei About four hundred poo-
pio a tended the show put on by the
W. '1‘. l. A.. at the Y. M. c. A. All
local talent took part in the show
and deserve credit for their fine
acting. The dancing platform also
did a rushing business and then: the
”mitt «user. the fair was a do.
sided success. .
.. timid; i",‘.'.'.'i.'l.:’“.‘.i;
M on f d
it. ' t of “I Hill .
have started one two woeits‘ trio
auto to Ceaods end Minors
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Item O'Cosnoll and untiiy of
fiestas-t will leave tomorrow for a
trip decode. They upset to re-
turn is e wool:
porL
Howard Anderson will spend tomor-
"l” I‘KFWKFWWTN'W v”.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1926 ,
v—s—u—su—u-
is now Will his two weeks’ vscs~ i
tlon. llo purchased an eutomobllol
while in New Hampshire for fin;
and will moire the trip Uck home
in it. Miss Meyers will drive Mol-
kln's Packard sedan hack to West.
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Carl Anderson. Fred Hodges and
row at the Bike' picnic at Denbury.
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Many swimmers braved the cold
uuirrs gt Celt Pasture Beech yes-
tcrdny afternoon and went in for a
dip. Very few remained in long be-
cause of the cold air. Life guards
were on duty and braved the cold
air long enough to enioy themselves
in the water.
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A psrty of East .‘x‘orwslk women
uill travel to Bevin Rock. New Ho-
\‘eu. tomorrow afternoon where they
vvlll spend the day. The indies are:
Mrs. Helen Anderson. Mrs. C'inrs
(Hover. Mrs. Carl Anderson. Mrs.
r‘rvri Hodges and Mrs. Bessie Shes.
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Miss Selma Baum of New York. is
the guest over the sleek-end of Dr
and Mrs. Frederick J. Morrison, to
\Vf St (ITOIIUO.
MrsxAmy Fora Walker has r-v
.‘m'lirrl to Hillside school. where lit“
in now preparing for the opening of
the institution in September. Mrs.
Walker in tho Hillside housekeeper.
nnd has entire charge of the large
household.
Dr. and Mrs. Firdnirk J. Morri-
son. and the Rev. Cheri's Marks..
uili irate Monday for a short trip.
'l'iiry Will return the end of the
“Pr‘k. 1
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.‘ir. and Mrs. Benjamin l“. Crom-
wr-Il. West Nornsik. end Mr. and:
Mrs Victor Hugo Cromwell of‘
lirnoklyn, are motoring to Pillllll'l-i
phie Where they will spend thei
neck-0nd at the Srsvluicenienmai. i
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Births I
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.‘ir, and Mrs. James Dou1n:'m'e ilia l
proud parrnls of a dalighlvr. “exch-
inx eight and (-nn-haif povmrit. u‘lm‘
ltrri‘qd Friday. August 13. Mrs, Dr».
um: uns formcriy Anne .‘iskoxicku
\Vooiiiiurv l‘ onus.
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t. where they will ltny two weeks. -—~—-
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Miss l'oirotliy Stevens. 6 View ' .
Crest. is remembering her friends in The freriove Baidsin Steele:
l‘ilapter. Milford D. A. it. will en-1
.10) a "Twenty-flu acre party" on
the afternoon and evening of Fri-
uny. August 27. Mrs. Nicholas M.
Pond of New York and Milford rs-
nlnt of the chapter will open her
spacious grounds and home for the
aunt which is given for the benefitE
of tile chapter.
The gardens and grounds will be
open to the public and a pleasing
program has been srrengod for the
i,\'i'l‘ii. In the afternoon there will be
cards. swimming. boating. tennis and
a loud sale. and in the evening
there will be dancing. moonlight.
swimming and s-fsncy tilting calli-
billon at the pier. Theygrounds are
to be ottrsctlveiv. decorsted and 0-.
laminated. Children are especially
invited to attend the afternoon
units and take part in swimming
nnd tennis. There will be special po-
licemen end a life guard on duty
during the entire affair. Mrs. Earl l". 1
Adams is chairman of the committee
in charge of the party-
[ Deetlis slid Funerals I
. denc Henry
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Henry
who pnsacd sway Thursday after-
noon at t Rockiend Road. will be
held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
from A. J. Collins funeral parlors at
70-73 North Main Street. interment
will be in Rive‘i'side Cemetery.
Edna Mills Fights
illness 0 Finish
Upset} Libretto
Off in ‘a ‘c ttege in t e Maine
woods. Edna 5 . Vincent M lisy. one
of America‘s leading writers at
verse. today to lighting illness and
time.
Away from her home and her
friends she is concentrating all the
strength she can summon on the
task of finishing her part of the
American opera to be presented at
the Metropolitan in the felt.
she must finish the libretto for
- Decms Taylor’s music if "The King's
Henchman" is to be ready on schedv
uled time.
Timeand again reports have had
it that Miss Millsy had finished her
libretto. but this is not true. fler
protractsdJiiness hes been her one-
my. - .
Her friends and her family do.
of nervous breakdown." It is
that several specialists are
for her.
She has been ill for about a year.
When her condition became severe
enough to interfere with her crea-
tive work. her physicians ordered
her to leave her attractive home on
Bedford streetwincidentallyit‘o the
narrowest house in New Writ—end
seek occlusion and quiet. Too many
friends. all writers. painters. actors
and musicians were keeping her
from the quiet and rest that were
necessary to help her regain her
strength.
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HARBOR VIEW
Those desiring to place iteliu
in this column should communi-
cats with London licrrick, ici.
DANCERS W
s rpcrinl ih’lllii'e
deuce Mrs. .i'lli" l'w'm-u-
“\Ill be to large nihimlu
scribed the illness merely as “a sort .
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FEATURE AT
CLUB illiillll
in the l‘ilii-hmiir: i‘l..-l r":.':‘.
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is
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hcr ilyiluntim l‘.iiii'l'l'i iii a p...
glam of Hi‘f-li lillflffii.
'llie cuinwny l..is .r ll .-
pi'ised of lhc Jim's lions
h“.
'i‘oisie Walsh, litil'fiiii)’ \‘.‘oo'i. .l11’.'l.
Smith. Belly “code and r. .~:1 i:-..
mar. who,
of Mrs. Delmur. ha- :3 l)”'li mull... ..
lindrr ”1- oils durum
ed Into an i'htlill'flli [ism ...r; in. l"
Mrs. Delmar. “lift m..;e lm .- .tgl.
acquired a repulsiimi (In lil“ n: .r.:1l
comedy slope.
in ucli kn’izln
dsncm cil-clls in Iii-iv Rt":- =c l“‘i
3
NOW York. for in li‘.c (WI. or 113.11
she has hiil'i‘rrrfliily
kill‘i‘l'i‘ l'l A
school for dealing.
Mrs. lloiimr is " nrr‘i
slim-lullelng ill (its n for i'i" 'r-wn
at women and in lilv‘i in; “S5 "1
iltr le'lbbf's for \lr'lgl' ml; ‘3
uiii 0pc” a hllilllli i‘l ti. il"iv‘_'i
York iliiilrr ll-r- l.ilr-.
slim 'tilOll for \'. Oil . :l ',
The girls at the mat . ”Mn l a
direction of Mrs. li'llni'l" Lalo g‘ “l
on railihltion nt lira i ".13 km.» 'm-
H.‘\ last eewrzil you on fl r
'lf'ilihl are “ell scum: lv-vi
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lll".!‘. tonight if ic Mimi l‘ .r i 3,.
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in: hip seruiscs run;
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Mrs. Maynard >2 1mm.
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hsm‘s cottage dining her til’ifirnl‘s 0-,
.l motor trip to New liamwl: 2..
thin. l’syne uili lluH' as im' gun‘s
O\f'l' Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lastiizuzi
‘ of Bethel.
At the near lnP‘illi‘ of the Terra
day Afternoon its and Card (Jinn
the. fullouing ladlrs «ill be lion
tenses; Mrs. .l. M. \t'urti.m.1n, .‘lirs.
Walter ’i'enhnli. fills. lJrl\lll i. Page.
.Mrs. ti. 8 lilinlmm, .‘ulrs Role":
”Click and Mrs ifiaurir- Mum-ml.
Those of tho )0ng lmlirs nho viii
alslsl arc the Him-HI Liliinl Mn" 7’)'.
IYifirolhy Hngcrl, ill'nalixv Domini-f.
\lrglniu. and is‘ullm'mr ”Huh.
0 0 O
NH. l‘i'nii'. “Valli. “in "till firs.
Wilfred F. Cousins, is min. may do.
notions il‘Onl ill" irsllirnzs for the
Lawn Fete an.) Emmy animunt‘en
[list their efforts halo mot with e
gratifying generosity. i‘lmlntionr blue
come in rapidly nnvi .lirn, Woo!) and
Mrs. Cousins are extremely pleased
\vith results.
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Pawn Brokers Held "5"
For Receiving Stolen
Vanderbilt Jewels
NFAK" Ti'ii’lix'. (Ari-"iv n liwr‘cm
pmvn i‘l'(lliV‘J'§ “No in wi twin"
clinrgml uill: rm rum: smi- n 200%
Whit-ii “mm min n ll'i'lli Hi new] and
Mrs. ('m'nt‘liizs \.Iiwi("lilili. (it 50“..
port. nimlll SIi'i'J‘H”.
flame of the .lcuvln seizrd nlicn
tlm brokrra urrr- :lrrcsiv‘ll “no a
brooch set with 9?. diamonds. three.
diamond simllimi bracelets. and [0|-
eral rings. ’l'lir-re was it horseshoe
pin set with ten stones. inclined to
ho pearls, ll blue stones, and heel-v
white stones. fni'liilnl: the words
"Good Luck". 'l'hev were arrested
Mondai' ninhtjbut it did not become
known uniil their hell was posted.
Stratford- Decorator
Dies Under‘Train
._.,_.
BRIDGEPORT. (A1"). —- icriilf
before 7 o'clock this morning Har—
vey R. Cedwril, 21'. a decorator. of
Btratford. who has been in poor
health for some time. started from
the house and disappeared in the
direction of the New illnrn tracks.
Two hours in!" his {other identi—
fied a body liing on the tracks. as
that of his son.
iiililtiill
, illiquid
Reed of Other Women
' Who Found Health
, m
Brooklyn. New York—Mrs. 0.
Roman of 35 Central Ave, was in
. a run-down con-
dition and could
not dober house-
work. Bite could
notslcepatnight.
., Her story is non
an unusual one.
«to Thousands of
5 ed
. » ."v to
-‘.en- -hiadis’%. %
- V table Composed» got
. " rs. Regine” ago took
. I. Pinkhein o Kerb edlsiso
die It. Pislrheln'e Pills r
ll t'iuu'v"egoiilnloii‘d'l‘s'r'
sin r
to all i know who ‘2:
1 tbs some so all: to
when: i think it it
..l use my statement as a
(“0d lgiil en's::‘:a'y.lo‘ta‘
the wow
M'tomm «settles year
are are women in your state—-
Norwalk Chronicler