.énbouer is. 1926 ' . i—“ * ‘ .. Hannah. Walls .3... _. b'w e ""W'. ‘— The leonlu Ioniinl welcomes contributions to the brief column. or to any other column in the paper. and regrets tbet so many offerings have to be rejected bo- louso of tho careleuness of the writer. Many people fail to write comes idgibly and on item with- out o some is not usable. Many people write on both sides of the paper lush matter cannot be used up. it has been eeooplod in the sentinel office and there is seldom time for that. People using typewriters should use a double-space in writing copy for newspapers. to permit space for corrections whore noo- BARBBEJ’IEW Those desiring to place item- in this column should communi- cap with [lenders Herrick. tel. es. ‘ GLEIM NIGHT TONIGHT AT - Civilians w e Here About W Somebody 5 You Know y City Briefs TONIGHT. mallet—“Doubling With Danger." l'ulaCc—"The Sheik." litigant—"Looking For Trouble." Brillisnt Masked. Boil Is Given At Shorehsven Club (Continued from Page One.) Mrs. Hubert Bishop was dressed as an Egyptian princess; Mrs. wit. llsln Crawford. Chinese costume; Mrs. John Covanogb. ladies girl; Mrs. A. Golden Deyo. French done. ing costume; Mrs. linillo Hamming. lenolns girl: Miss llrrninie lkoilold. Defying Obstinate Weather. . -Wom‘en' Continue Events Half or Norwolli Booms To Be Out or Tow-n 0n.Voeo- lions But. Due To Visitors, Population Doesn’t Suffer; Country 0 ubs Active. m—s—I—h— soonl activities are still holding conter‘etoge in women's'intsrests. Coulis? clubs are providing the . .- will. stone «for Putna- rotsrnoe to her work ‘ ones on some oasis ‘ a week's cruise on the mode the trip witn it was ot drst decided to Oyster lay. but bad “6 3 Chill. ll the A porch dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Coventry of Nop- tuao avenue. Harbor View. for their Sun And Tide For Tomorrow. (Standard Time ) rosary moinoatortelonlent for fun seekers. house guests. Mr. and Mrs. George 3”“... man; u... Jun“ any. m, 1...... ’5.” A M. ' Tonight u uwllligm H. Glcim “fl "n“ulu. “a: Th." m" an“. ‘t the Woot- ”u”. °t N": ‘2“; loy, Spanish deacon-James Burioy, dun Sets ............. 6:33 P. M. Night" at the clubhouse. which :fioo‘gxd. misc miaNgifoim'a’iimimnnd a." Wednesday the regular weekly ”M"; “n“ Cori “um" mm“ 1’2“ 5:1“ """""".o:i§ :2. 1: meat? "‘3‘ ice c3333”; “32.33: “ . - - . ‘ w’ e............ : . . ' e one point they reached Soda! luncheon and bridge of the West- we" "a h” husband. also on German Ed‘m" see view: talented colonists has offered Italian. - Mrs. Loon Ricci. Bunbonnet Sue; Mrs. C. Merritt lvso. aI attractive port Country club took place. with Mrs. Robert Von Voleor as hostess. Mystery In Apartment Houses a is American to entertain tho residents. William Sun And Title For Monday. H. Gleim needs no introduction at At Westport. preceding the dance - (Standard Time.) were many dinner parties. ‘ven. to o and time iust the or sire. latith. hold s most lows party lost sight on ~lswn. A gratifying sum .‘ which will beussdtcr the current ebursb expel- iiho attractive display of ' .m, ”I m 1““ sad to buy. IN- “C and.“ ‘u’We "‘3' by the women of the guild. l'oiriiold County Hunt club had a novel treosuro hunt. supper. and en- tertainment often. However. at tho some time. other events were taking place in town. Adreien Bouillon was given a sur- priso'psrty in honor of his 35th birthday- . O 0 O Leroy Downs was married to Miss Mabel Miller. at the home ot the bride. to Elmwood avenue. Iotur- day. They left afterwards for o short honeymoon trip. ‘ s o o Announcement was made of the engagement of Miss Josephine Mur. phy of Reed etrvt to Daniel Mona. hon of Flushing. L. I. O O 0 Thursday. Miss bodice Weld's pupils held their closing exercises of the season. by giving a charming exhibition of their work at Red Men's Hell. . Wednesday evening)“. Marlon Gtoenwold was given o shower in honor of her approaching marriage. The affair was arranged by Miss Emily Gctmas.‘ . Wednesday. Mrs. Helena. Hill Wood of Wilson Point attended the luncheon given by the Connecticut League 0! Pen Women In Green- wich. . o O 0 Churches . lunday. the Young People's So- ciety of the Hungarian Reformed church hold a picnic at Hove-y's weeds" costume. all black. with long train end heavy crepe veil; Princess Murat. in charming gown of black. Aymln Fowler come dressed as on attractive flapper; Dickinson Cummisu. Chinese mandarin prince; doll in Scarlet from head to foot. in other words. His detonate Majesty; Hubert Bishop. areas of Harry Lender's followers. complete small black hat. Scotch lilite and bare knees. s The Drones Edmund Dressed viioro no maelk 'et few recognise im. so exce- lent was his make up. He came limp- ing into the hell. as a Mississippi gambler. and played hie role to perfection. . Straggly black hair. and drawn out mustache'and goatce. high silk. ltoy L. lkofield. a wicked looking to Saul Donan. Rye. N. Y.. was o visitor in this city Thursday evening. o O 0 Miss Marjorie aniov_ 1e Spring street. is visiting relatives in Bridge- port today. 0 0 O The many friends of Margaret Phillips, 16 West avenue. are re- ceiving cards from Thousand Islands where she is spending a few weeks with relatives. 0 0 0 Miss Nora Dinkowits. Taylor ove- nue, is spending a few days in New York with relatives. I O 0 Mrs. S. Flnlilcr and daughter. Mildred. Putnam avenue. have re- turned to their home after touring through Canada and the Adiron- ducks. group of apartment houses for rent in which “the rooms are small and tho lubol‘ saving devices numerous." luch apartments are a. novelty in Germany. Before the war social rank was measured in part by the size and number of rooms to a flat. Because of the choapness of servant liclp nobody thought of introducing labor saving devices. The editors are astounded to find the advertisement offering electric grinders. sewing machines. vacuum cleaners, in laundry equipped with electric washing machine, wringcr and irons. and hot water heating. The experiment of this real estate firm will be watched with interest, as the tendency is growing in re. publican Germany for the mistress of the house to do her own house- \ h ‘I exclusive ‘3' Harbor View had another novel . costume in red and white gun Iilses 5:16 A. M. Harbor View for all know that an '3' W "mu“ h" in connection with its dance. fig Tl“ In" “’- "i' 0‘ “d“ 3.15%.. husband. ”the pooh.” in sun sou. szel r. M. . , evening of excellent music is in store ‘ ' “a u”'.f 101' hOI' ’m“"°n o: In Jul. Doll!!!" lldhl' 11?“. was held. l“ by “I". an“, “"1" h.“ cloth“ “a Hill] Tide .'.”.” ..... ‘153 A. M. BGl'lln editorial writers evince for them. "i“ ”" blob m pupils in e short prosM- “”4 ""1"“, °‘. ":"nu‘ large white shoes: lob Taylor 0! Low Tide 11:26 p. M. much curiosity 0"" an udverti-e- m. 01.1... has been the tenor so- ' ° ' / wuiwn ‘ touching "Widow's ment by a real estate firm offerings ioist for the past to years at the Lafayette Ave. Presbyterian church in Brooklyn. one of the oldest and largest churches in that borough. He has been an active member of the Brooklyn Appolo club for the past 15 seasons. is one of its soloists and a member of the Board of Di- rectors. The celebrated Amphlon club in Bergen County, New Jersey. was or- ganized by Mr. Gleim. The glee club is an organization of 40 male wires. and Mr. Gleim is president. The concert and radio public are both familiar with his voice. for he had been active in both for many years. As an added feature of as great attraction. Phil Ohman will oc- company at the piano. Ranked with George Gershwin by musical critics as one of the most talented swallow toiled cost. stiff shirt de- ' and it's no wonder . we";h so anthem m. .s menu eons heels. rolls. coffee. lee- work. Everybody Riding O O 0 oCards are being received from Miss Ethel Josem. Gibson court. who is spending o. few weeks in Announcement was also'modo of the engagement of Miss Florence liars toD. hone. both of this city. 0 t 0 pianists in syncopated music. Mr. Ohman made on envious name for comedies Bell. lprlngwood. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ corotod with large diamond pin Mrs. Rowland Beach of to East about the also. of a saucer. checker- ’ .od trousers patent leather shoes and avenue entertained the members of smoked ‘1‘." completed the ecs- hlmsclf in the musical “Tip Toes" and “Lady Be Good.‘ hil th , Norwal M. E. - sales. The letters were was ltuth‘Mcaregor was given a $3,511, .1. ”'3. gm: “um; night- tame. a. was great. . m is mm “Mm“. lmwmm i'ieusantdale. N. J. In German Planes und ,3 new in "huml to, . new . shower at the parsonage of tho hor- . . . Mrs. are... won resplendent in a state witness in the Wanna“ mm o e e Insured Fm. $6,000 play m New York, walk Congregational church. She The Friendship Bible a”. of the gown“ use. originally worn by her ".0 mn of Don R \lellctt Con- Miss lda Harilnick. Putnam ave- __ Two such drawnig cards as Mr. flee to Mt. Holyoko college next East avenue M. E. church onioyod rendmether. There was the close “'9' .. . nue‘ was ‘ mom “in" m Brmn_ BERLIN (AP)——Every "mo a mum and Mr. Ohman would not ion (0.) pulllshcr. lie has identiti- (‘il Louis Maser. who is held charged port. . with the ‘murilcr. as one of the men J". dered him money 40 "beat up" Mellctt. Kuecllolk says he got “cold feet" and withdrew from the job. liting velvet bonnet. the tight bo-v dice. tight sleeves of heavy velvet elaborately embroidered full taf- iutto. skirt with long train. loco mitts and dainty slippers: she was perfect. Among those present were: Mrs. Elsie ’l‘rosler. Kemper Aili- son, Mr. and Mrs. Col-bit. Charles 0. Lyon, Levi-once Cavanssh. Mrs. Paul Bray. ‘ month. fail to pack the clubhouse to cope- city this evening. 0 traveler: goes up into the air on one of Germany's seventy-five airplane routes. he is automatically insured for $6.000 at the expense of "Luft- hansa's, the concern which oper- ates these routes. Flying in Germany is regarded as safe nsOtraveling by train or motor car. The insurance companies with which the "Lufthansa" has con- tracted for the insurance of its pas- sengers charge merely the usual ac- cident rate. without the superchargc customary in the case of "extra hazardous occupations." a sail around the Sound aboard Cop- tain LoveJoy's famous boot. "The Ellen J." Thursday night. 0 O 0 o o Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Lewis. Put- nam avenue, are entertaining friends from Massachusetts. . O 0 C O Pupils of Miss Lodicc Weld. Nor- wnlk dancing teacher. presented their closing exercises for the suin- W ii iii. “all”! Of oes- raer session at Red Men‘s hall. Main dying for the Near East Re. street. Thursday night. Wowmflhphlhgg see the list of the girls on her Monday evening, Miss ltuth rer- tellows: Dorothy lkelly. gueon. it St. John street, entertained Basil-ice Lowndeo. several of her friends at s small. but h Mary Rogue. Helen De- onioyghle party at her home. ..,.Glmblno. Morion' . " ' and Eileen Hunt. Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. M. «stains are expected to Session of Concord street were ten- Mrs. C. D. Steurer. Jr.. entertain- ed yesterday at luncheon and bridge for her sister. Mrs. Emil Jenks, of Leomie, N. J.. who is the guest of Mrs. steurer's mother. Mrs. P. Askey. The three prizes for the best scores of the afternoon were won respectively by Mrs. .Tenks. Mrs. S. S. Dunham and Mrs. J. K. Wurth- man. Among Mrs. steurer'e guests were Mrs. Edmund Pendleton. Mrs. W. s. Cousins. Mrs. W. Hoag. Mrs. or Girl Helpers n— -——_—. ‘5" MW Wilson. “I" h” The some day. a large number of members from the lwodioh Congre- gational church. East Norweilt. et- iondod the closing session of the Young People's Federation of Swed- ish churches of the New. England arts. at Cromwell. . 0 O O The Young People of the South Norwallr M. E. church hold an initi- ation social in the church basement. Miss Edith Lincoln. Putnam ave- nue. teacher at the Concord school. will return to her home Sunday after spending a few weeks with Miss CAT AND KITTEN LOVERS ORGANIZE Helen iturgis of Virginia. a former AMONG GERMANS teacher in Norwalir. -—Radlos and Victrolas sold on easy terms at Dom:lly's.—Adv. O O . Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Bishop. Mr. and Hrs. Vought. William Cram. Miss Norms. Fitch, Mr. and Mrs. James Burley. Mrs. Charles Simp- son. George D. Waring. Thrce hundred cat fanciers of - their teams in the near fu~ ll VanaghuGovern Govern. daughter o Govern of i become the bride is. son of Mr. "‘4 reason. of st Wood. afternoon at 8 lit‘uilriam.‘ 0:3“ to best man. William Motion-lo of honor. Following the .thotoo'ouplo will leavo on a New York state. On their they will snake their home tomb is very well. known . , ulor pt the s. n amulet Nash and is a member “the For oew’ol seasons he has on the bullet bell team of , .the. coins in o large responsible for the long victories attached to the ‘ i' olerh in the sta- Somuol-lliortin. 7 no is also you ”Dill" and friends were very of her illness at .the . '"ue U.” do most of tht dared a beach party by several of their friends. in view of their sp- proachlng removal to New York. where they will melee their future home. The affair was at Calf Pose ture. o J o Helen Clark, who was employed by’the J. and 'J. Cosh company. Chestnut street. was givon‘o fare- well party at Dcrlen'o by her ‘as- Isolates. Miss Clark will enter upon o. mining course for nurses at Bel- iovue hospital. fin! Jerk. so " e e o Tue‘sday afternoon. at both Shore- hoven and Harbor View clubs. the weekly bridges and teas were held. 0 O O ' Tuesday. Mrs. George D. Waring entertained a luncheon party of 14 at her home in Shorehoven. 0 0 0 The same day. Mrs. Louis Weid- lieh of Stratford. _entertained e. per- ty of women at a luncheon at the Tide Mill Tavern, dcuthpori. Among the guests woe Mrs. Charles minced of Norwalln. e . o s Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Cun- ningham and Miss Annie confetti of is Elmwood avenue gave a sunrise party for William donors. 0!. Bay- viow avenue. in honor of his birth. day .. . O 0‘ O . At the some time. there was a continuation of the bridge tourne- mont ot the hell Island club. Mrs. [learn street is still in the lead. Tuesday. Clubs The DoMeiey club hold a bot 0| roast at Compo Mill, and attended a dance afterwards. Saturday. \ o o o Monday. the Good Luck club held a cord social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brothel.» Wootoori. Tuesday. the Girl lcout Day camp at atonybrooli. Westpori. embarked on another two and a half day ' too. The girls returned fours; afternoon. 0 O 0 given by the DoMoley boys in the Masonic Temple on Berkeley street Thunder night. Charleston oshibln tions were given by Midge Shepherd and Fred Hamilton. . O O I ‘I‘lity members of the rurnold County Wampo club and their Meade gathered at Melba inn. New Cannon/for the monthly dinner of the organisation. Eight Norwalkers attended. _ o o e l The girls who were up at Camp Mohawk for the final two week per- iod returned 8) their bested. Thurs- d". s o ‘ C ' - Thursday night. the Douala! club held a dance at the Mesonlo Temple in Berkeley street. A feature of the atfair was a Charleston exhibition by Stanley Philoox. e o o W Tnoamericeolssiensnd VJJV- . auxiliaries Inst M I". mmehteodplons for pie. amusements sirlewboeelo pennies on room per. Twenty couples enioyod the dance. Mrs. Pinkney. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. P. if. Mi- llard. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. O'Rellly. Gene Reid. . Mrs. Ruth Reid. Henry Leach. Miss Helen Kay. Miss Emma Farm- or. Edmond Vreoland, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ricci. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Brceee. Mlas Herminie lkodeld . Philip Knapp. lire. Arthur c. Hoyt. Albert A. Wine. dr.. 8. sm- one. Mrs. A. Q‘Deyo. lire. Thom-e liceenerans. Welter Carson. ’; iss Ruth Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. E. . Welles. Mr. and Mrs. William Moh‘erren. Gayvon Covanagh. Mr. and Mrs. W. Keene, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Lansing Odell. John A. O'Connor. Dr. Wood, Mr. sad Mrs. I. P. spinning, Mr. and tire. Alfred Moves. Durdotio Lucas. Mrs. B. 3. Lucas. il‘. K. Bissell. Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson Cummings. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Barnum,,Mrs. Lyom Mr. and Mrs. J... A. Doharty. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rasmussen. Mr: land Mrs. George Esther. Cari Muel- or. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. Randolph Bray. Mr. and Mlle. w. J. Doro. Richard Tompkins. Gardner Childs. Porter Dietrich. Benton Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. In B. Wight. Jr. Ill- Mydon. Mr. and Mrs. Jen. nines. Miss Nicoll. Karl Kaiser. Mr. H. Aaron, Jean Aaron. Joan Bow- man. D. l. Stevenson. . A. C. Deyo. James Anderson. Dr. sne Mrs. J. B‘s-salt Wynn. Miss Mao Grady. Poul . . .Geerge Arnold of New 'Iorlr city. J. Hyde Barnum. w. 0. Powers. Mrs. E. A. Powers. Miss Powers. Mrs. floss. Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Italian. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Melitta Mr. and Mrs. C. Merritt Ives. Bob min of Wise". um Fowler. My. old In. John Pris-ell. Mr. and ms. Dunesarriseell and their guest, m Misfit of Paris. m'ltabol' Bernhard. Mr and Itch. John envenogn. Bayard 1).". M. will" of “Within the 1"!" Mr. sees. been Joseph Vance, Mr. and Mrs. Indie, Help . Mr. and W sleet. In on! Mrs. Ely 'noynlond. Jar. . Mrs. George Wm.“ Willisln' ‘ - "l . a. venue neon. oi was?” MW #1 and Mrs. A. M. Lybrand. A. Aaron.’ lif'm. bowllllle is; ' Berlin recently organized a "League for Cat Breeding and Cat Protec- tion." It is presided over by Frau Professor Scheurlg. who was en- thusiastically applauded when she ofcats and kittens make their bow to the world\at a out show to be held in December. The Berlin example has already been imitated by Dresden. which organised a. branch on the pattern of the Berlin organisation. . Few New Names In List Of Players For Germany’s Theatres Berlin theatre owners are growing so wary of engaging new and un- known ialent that the list of actors thus far booked by the leading the. sires for the season 1926-27 includes almost no new names. The only novice thus far an- nounced as having been engaged is Greta Walter, whose family name at least is one to conjure with, as she is a. daughter of the internationally famed musical director "of the civic opera. Bruno Walter. Giris’ And Women’s . Club To Resume Activities Monday Norwalk girls are delighted to hear that their Girls' and Women's club is to continue in “an official capacity." Although it was at first feared that it might be necessary to disde the club. the idea has now been abandoned and when it was discov- ered that real enthusiasm and desire on the part of the girls existed. it was decided to recommence activities immediately. The c.—s. chapter will meet at 2‘ Main street. Monday night. Dif- ferent chapters have enjoyed goth- orings of various sorts during the summer. especially the group which played tennis on the Hillside courts one evening each week. But now t the days are growing shorter. b members will turn their attention to other activities. - At the Norwalk Bowling Alloys. the J. G. chapter will commence its bowling season. Wednesday evening. After the game. the girls will, od- iourn to the olubro‘ome and enjoy a social time. 7 am. John Morriman. president of Culture class. She is‘ also planning to hold regular basketball games to begin in October. ' - Moved by. thof former succe- of the millinerr classes. Mrs-Gertrude [pr Castiedioe hop been pemodod who Executive board to resume in- ' :ctlon-in making to. and the formationsfonew onto this sobioct is now underway. Anyone whouiniereetediseskedtesetin tomb with litre. phone to sin any tienord sateen-enge- suggosted that the organised lovers the club is arranging for a Physical '1 Mrs. Gaius Moi-win. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gems Hubbell High- land avenue will return today with Mr. Merwin after several days vaca- tion motoring in New York State. e o e Mrs Harry G. Shufelt. to West ave- nue. will leave about the middle of next Week on a motor trip for Wash- ington D. C. -whero she will visit Mrs. Bunker. a friend of hers. I 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. hmuel Comstock. West avenue, are entertaining relat- ivcs at their home for several days. 0 O 0 Mrs. A. P. Magncr and daughter. Marion of Rockridge expect to re- turn to their home soon after a short vacation at Cape Cod. Mass. 0 O 0 Miss Dorothy Glaser. White Plains N. Y., will be the guest of Miss Doro- thy Stevens. View Crest. Wednesday of next week. Q 0 0 , Mr. and Mrs. William Weldon. '1 Orchard street. are entertaining guests at their home over the week- end. 0 o ‘0 Miss Katharine Mayor of Provi- dence. R. I. has returned to her home after a few days visit with Miss Mar- ion Willcox who is staying at the Hillside school during the month of August. . O O 0 Miss R'uth McGrcgor. 94 East sve- nue. was entertained at- lunch by friends at the Country club today. 0 O 0 e—Now is the time of year for for storage. The Twin City Valet is a reliable piece and all fur storage hero is insured against the and theft. if North Main St. Phone dot—Adv. C 0 0 Miss Dorothy and Miss Elisabeth VanAnden. who have been the gun.“ at Miss Meriorie Buo'Glovor. 1s Newtown Terrace. have returned to their home at Drexel Hill. near spent two weeks at Camp Mohawk with Miss Glover; . The home which has been under construction for William J. Gamble on Olmstead place. has been com: victod and is ready for occupancy. It has six rooms and is of Colonial style. -. . . O O l Permits have been tuned to Jo- ph A. Angieno. 1 nyott street. to build two dwellings on Moplewood W The! will hell x to test. of frame _ arranged for two families with ‘flvs' rooms to each tenement. There will.» hot water heating. The owner has taken the general obntraztr .. . . . . Mlee out: about daughter or Dr. and Mrs. I. W. orwcod. Old seminar hose. is visiting in Word swath: ”eh-end. xnadroaegoefi'ierbonubun Philadelphia. While here. the girls . According to official statistics. the percentage of safety in airplane flights during 1925 was 99.997 per cent. Thus for during 1926 not a single passenger has been injured. Paris Zoo May Catch Fire But Not Berlin’s A recent fire in the Paris Zoo has led the curators of th Berlin Zoo to assure the public at a fire is next to impossible here. Every guard and employs to whom the care of the animals is entrusted is put through a course in fire fight- ing, and tire drills are regular here. The ecological garden is dotted with hydrants and drethinguishiug ap- parotus. Wherever the main path in the gardens intersect. fire alarm boxes are placed. so that the city fire de- partment can reach the scene of a condegration three minutes after its discovery. The firemen of the near. by fire companies are taken into the gardeip frequently so as to acquaint them with every nook and corner. There is even on electric arrange- ment by which the fire brigade can automatically open the gates to the garden. Playgrounds Due to the wet condition of the grounds the inter-playground track meet scheduled for yesterday at Amusement park was postponed to Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. ‘ The playground instructors and contestants have taken advantage of this postponement and are practic. lug diligently, so that they will ,be in readiness for the big day. The in. terst among the track members is very high ‘ond much is expected from them. An added feature of the track meet is the choInpionship guns in playground hell with State street playground playing Harris. The winner of this ball game will 50 crowned champions of League “3" and.wiii be awarded the Norwolk Hour trophy. The public is cordially inVitod to attend. and fly so whowiil take Ida vantage of this invitation Will be so- suud of an enjoyable afternoon. m Out In lines Alton-dismiss" of the Coidetreont Guards. who played at the Calgarystanlpede has the unique experience of eating fie ioc cooked by cowboys on on. a main Mobil"!!! avenue. rence Scary. Vsusbs Mitchel. Join- Alien. lob- chorus Morten. Due Covanash “‘9‘." .llepssh. ' Mr. and tire. unis "sh. Morris Mwfllumumfldn W ' e o o one. Alborbos’ lease dren. its last been Claude Munsell. Mrs. Carl Jackens. hire. Walter Tohon. Mrs. W. Arthur Payne. Mrs. Wallace Macrery, Mrs. William Gielm. Mrs. Toilner and Mrs. Muiry. O C 0 Mrs. William Borsdorf entertained at a delightful luncheon Thursday at Ardslcy inn, New Canaan. Following the luncheon. the guests returned to Mrs. Borsdorf’s home at the beach for bridge. Mrs. Frank Wood was awarded the first prise for the aft. ornoon's play. and Mrs. Wilfred I. . Cousins. second. The guests of Mrs. Borsdorf were Mrs. Conlon. Mrs. J. C. Nugent. Mrs. William Glcins. Mrs. Charles sceley. Mrs. Edmund Pen. dieton. Mrs. Frank Wood and Mrs. Wilfred Cousins. O O 0 Mrs. Floyd-Jones entertained Mrs. Harry Reese and Mrs. Victor Mit- chell at luncheon and bridge. in hon- or of her guests. Mrs. Frank Rod. man of New York. and her daughter. 0 O O Mrs. J. H. Wurthman was hostess at a. bridge-luncheon at her home in Harbor View avenue; Thursday. - O 0 Miss Caroline Payson. East 0r. ange. who took Mrs. Frederic Bel- obow’s cottage during her absence on a. motor trip. returned home yes. terday. Mrs. Belchow. with Mr. Sel. chow and her son. Fred. are expect- ed bsck Mendy.‘ . Mrs. George Everitt of Brooklyn. who bps been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cherish Smith. has returned home. U . 0 0 Miss Peggy Rawlings. is at her home in White Plains after a short visit with Ml- Kothieen Keller. 0 O O Mies’Mildred McGowan. who has becn~ottendlng a camp in New Hampshire. arrived at the beach Thursday to visit her mother. “one. and Funerals] rector-WIN 'oberso. George a. north. George 5. North, once a well known photographer. died at the Noroton Soldiero' home yesterday liternoon at the age of 81- He was a member of the First Connecticut Artillery and was formerly promi- sent in Not-walk. Funeral erroneo- meats will be announced later. tuners! Director Legrend Raymond has shores of the body. Mr. North had a host of friends in the Norwellte. For over 15 years Llie conducted successfully s. photo- graph parlor over Btllson and Pow- ers store in West Main street. He sold out his busine- some years ago on account of ill health. and moved ' to the Home in Ncrotcn. He was a. prominent member of the South Norwelk Congregational church and for some sore o deacon. He was also a me her of Buckingham Post in Norwalk and pouossod g. splen- did war record. Mr. North had the '9", ”being a good mixer M it seem t suitability made also nosey friends in all walks of is. r: Julio uneasy. , Julia Bounce-y died roster. W moon at th sage of 70 yeers. mml services will be . held (film the home of William When. so smart avenue. at 8:30 Grill. ON a” u ”‘3’. church at e o: It. Interment will be in at; Mary's cemetery. Morel Di- urnal h in mannerisms-umpires " ,eoou in
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