in finale-bum.
kl Neckline; nines
”WW“? I Love. You
“It!!! Hoppln' nines
LLY’S
Westport
‘IU in
“wwfl'
t .. OiCeiioe
“Willow.“
Mr. and Mil. J C. Nutent arrived
. m the bench lest evening to be hero
over ‘Lebor Day. Mr. Nucent hu
Just. returned from Soon hexon. Me"
“More he has been trying out the
‘new play Written by him and his
eon Elliot, at the beach this sum-
mer. "i-ler Men.“ Miss Ruth Nu.
gent, who nluo attended the try- out.
returned to New York with her
(other. and will join him st his cot-
ten this evening. with her husband,
Allen Runcs. who he: been plating
l'n "Laugh That Oi‘t."
Word has been rscclrod by Mr.
Nugont from his son. l:,lllut con-
coining ihn genius or " l‘ho Pool
Nut." in Chic-ice, Sunday, another
‘4
oi the Nucent plate which enjoyed a
long run in New York. According
MW whmgton Street
nth a’li‘orwaik, (Jenn.
~....
we
sweet
to the telegram, the play "went over
eiroug" and the house was sold out.
All additional item of interest mum-
known the {not that Lee hml two
moro tooth. l-illlot Nuzont is sup-
portrd in tho play by hie wife,
Norms. Leo. and hi ssineil daughter.
Ansbcllo Lire. V
J. C. Nugenu feeling that an ex.
plonetlou was due or that fact that
he and Mrs l\'in,:cnt come up to the
cottage it day before his daughter.
explained that he it it very much in
need or it good cup or coffee, anti
that thoupgh his daughter nml
deugiitor- in-low were ronilr capnhlo
v
41-min? DeltVery'
'EBE’S .
. it It’s Elmer-e
. . ~ . A -.~ ”33:. Av’t‘Mrn. AW. Mlnnse cntertninql‘lf!
- ‘ at luncheon and bridge ymtcrday ut
Lfim‘hfifigflzd‘ equ wit her home in Cocitenoe Home. A
. Elixivnete time with worn out dtlighitul lunch was sorted tho
. guests and following the cards
lie. We carry a complete
' o: “Wear-Ever" cooking
dolls. py’ihx (Wen 'ciaes were.
'R'eisey glassware. Link and Voll-
mth white ennnwi «are, crockery.
. "e M. Caley
ti'flruom: 4100
)1
mmmrma
for details and out. 0! I
. which will who... your
.mn'eaeead red'lice the cost
per Bur.
EElect and ell
. It
of mailing (toilette, there “no no one
in tho Nugrnt family who could do
it quite as well as Mrs. Nugont. Just
ot'thut moment Mrs. Nugont t‘nllctl
that bronktnst was ready. The can.
\‘ursnilon cndod abruptly.
O O O
prizrs Wore nworded the winners.
Mm. John Potter won the first prize;
Mrs. S. S. Dunham, the uncond, end
Mrs. linrry Peck. the third. Mrs.
Minnse‘e gut-m were: Mrs. Herbert
ManGrogor. Mrs. Victor Mitchell.
Mrs. William Gloim, Mrs. Arthlu‘
Aekcy. Mrs. Druid Page. Mrs. C. D.
Stcurcr, .lr.. Mrs. Curl Joekene. Mrs.
Sanford, Mrs. John s. Roltrr and
litre. Hurry Foch.
0
“Sporting Lilo" with Eldon Nix-
on nntl Port I.,\'tcil was toatured at
the weekly
last evening in the clnIhouse."tl‘
was as large an tittendh’nce‘h usu‘e!
C I 0
Mrs. Hairy Hush ’
number of her fr!"
his tnv’enins.
O 0
O
. Lire. Flank Wood entertained at
_, re yeiteredy afternoon Mn.
JV Boredorf, Mrs. Edmund
Pun lecon and Mrs George. Nixon.
‘
.
. Min and Mrs. George Davis end
Mr. and Mrs. Sonlord will he tho
Ikueeis this owning of Mr. and Mrs.
,3; .l. Doyle.
h I fi
Mrs. Alexander Robertson and
. Mrs. William McFadden. 0! Bell Is-
land. were luncheon guests of Mrs.
Santord’s Tuesday.
O U 3
Mrs. John McCullum. at Forest
Hills, Mrs. Waters, at New York.
and Miss McCullum. of Youkers.
.who have been the xuosta or Mrs.
George ‘stis. have returned home.
0 O O
I ‘
Miss Pesky Sanford. who received
serious sprains when she tell from
the porch of Gray Gables a few
days we, is conveiesclng. Her con-
dition is improving rapidly She is
attended by Dr. J. H Wurthman.
O II 0
1.
Miss Genevieve Curtln, who in
visiting Miss Antoinette Davie. is
golohrating her 15th birthday to-
or.
b I
Mrs. Charles H Smith in ”enters
ruining her sister. Miss Jesse Jer-
\ s
0
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. McGrann will visit
* Mrs. McGronn's sister. Mr: Victor
Mitchell. at the beenh over Inner
my.
-Mrs. DuBoise at White Plains.
will be the nest of Mrs Floydo
Jones ever Sunday.
l
The Berber View Junior tennis
teem met the Bell mend team on
the Harbor View club courts yes-
terdey. Another motel: is scheduled
. tor sum-ow with the Ndrwnih
¢ountry ’tciub teem. '
O O C
. Signalman is rite as to the iden-
. limit Prlnoe‘ Abdulleh Nay and his
fieoreury Rich. 1:30:81.“ bet;
. u we e of"
' Whit this summer." “or
suited from Indie in new York-
sum time an end hue been visit-
pisses oi inter-set in and newt
‘ fiymmii‘m
do
Wells Win-teen
moving picture 'ehow. ..
lichtlzdiy. ,
H W anew-es My!!!
'Rnsnin nntl onevni‘ht stands in Eu
New York looks putty good. says
I font «we. Now (or Hollywood.
1
Yes. 8m: Doug 'tl Merv no heck.
’ i
They've been doing mund.
row. it's e melt. llttlo \wrlti. but
Douglas Fairbanks. end Mary i'lck-
I Weston, The Walker,
Near The End Of His
Nl-I w roux —~'l‘hie is tho otnrt ol'I
ilt‘lwnirl l‘mnnn Woeton'n int-t naili.I
A sorrowful mtlk it was, in a “up?
but it gallant 0il~‘—-illll’l the end 1:;
nut. )nt
"Those anion me the “out lliinxn;
I
~ 1
I
I
l
|
that ever come in," he says remin-
iscently. but not in despair.
' Edward Payaon Weston was a lo-
mous name in the old days, when
athletes were athictrr.
Weston was champion ,wnlltcr of
the world. He could. and did, wall:
100 miles in 20 hours. He reeled oii‘.
amazing distances for days at. a
timv.
Ho could walk. seemingly. with-
out tntlrxuo. living on a diet. or out-
mcol and eggs. Doctors marveled st
him. Crowds foilovmd him. Greet
menu-Abnham Lincoln, Cit-rice A.
Done, Horace Greeley. the Prince oi
Welee~were his friends.
In England. in 1873, he walked
down all their champions and came
home wearing the renowned "Astley
belt."
In 1009, at 71, came his greatest
exploit. Wading through snow and
mud. crawling on his hands and
knees in Rocky mountain biimrds.
this little 120’pound man trumped
3.995 miles in 105 days, from New
York to San li‘rnnciscol‘
But times change and people, lor-
get. The automobile come in.
Down in e. dingy‘miiledeiphie side
street. in the back room of a. bank-
rupt candy shop. Weston out turn-
biing a notice of unpaid rent.
Eighty-seven years old, his {Indy
slipped back to days or splendor.
“It I' could only get to New York."
he nodded. “Needs there remem-
ber.” '
The next morning. heir drumming
still, he donned the treated law!!!
emu had carried him 60.000 miles.
A dsrlr rein best into his hoe that
downing, but utter 0. while the sun
came out to shine hot. Where tore
merly six-etched mud and sort dust.
I
Long, Long TrailI Miss Mock Shows
thinning
Records Don't Bear
Out 5t. Smihin Story
’1 he proveibinl hit. elwltuln. s {at
low ooneplruior oi Jupiter i'lmiue.
llleitlll. business. but in- did not. any
out in full his 40 tiny lluv-nt. of rain.
Not. ill. but is (Amie were ”my in
the potiod attu- n‘t.
.luly l.’
lilies Laura Com-Lock. [\orwelk's‘
omrioi weather obeerxu rupotled
this morning that elm hml mater
known the tradition to mum true.
but several old time residents hero:
claim that years ago it did rum tor
forty (lure. Ami they persist that
it is an,
The following is it list of mmy
dew. as recorded by Mme tJui-islock:
H
«r
..i
1213. H. 15.10;”, 1‘-
”11A lute doepniuh [tom Mien
(.ionteiock at press time reports that
it is rsininx today.
Receiverehip Asia
For "Piggly-Wiggly
C
in Bridgeport Today
BRIDGEPORT. ( A l) ).- A re-
ceivership as s. preliminary to Wind-
dns up the miles. is asked tor the
film-Wisely moon. oWnors
of meow stores in Stamford.
Greenwich end Marleen» in e poti-
. W in curt
I’M“ “um,“ 02: cor-
room-who have s capital stock
or 175 000 nuke e request Jolnlh.
The petitionen say the tirm is
solventy bur as a considerable port
of lie duets consist: of coed will and
in groceries and provisions now st
hand in the vet-ions stores, and not
easily converted into cult without.
great sacrifice. the compeny cennot
attain suitloiont reed)! money to
meet all at it: ouutlsndin: ohms»
tions on they mature.
Meet Held
Tomorrow it Mather
MenthlePemit
The ennusi swimming meet. at the
Nor-walk playgrounds whleh was
eohoduleci for today It. Celt-,Pssture
Beech. wee postponed by duper-visor
of Pleyxrounde H. H. Lander be-
cause of the inclement miller. 'l'hr
meet will be held tomorrow morning
at 10:80 it themeether permits end
in one at June Piuvlus spoiling
thin" unlit there will be 5 meet in
the auditorium or the'Center Junior
High school et: the-“me time.
The Cell Future emu. will etert
early in the moraine and continue
eii any. Pupils we requested to bring
their 0m: lunches but nus-haunts
of ice cream. cake end candy will
be served.
Anything on heaven. Kid Lewis.
1 boxer. wee lined for tryin; to
smuggle perfume into England.
Back «to. Gollege
new venue milee or monument.
maintenance-wetland”
W0“. he undo it.
“Thelma were worst”:
mofeune errand es. end
keep dodging and don w
ways."
finally he stumbledrinh l.
Itetion.
W“
n.
- "i‘
“I’m WW
melee. Themmi
took .
“sure you ere." 861m
*r one onion ..
r r
flmmfllflr‘m
" Mute‘lnetwwmr:mfieurend is
notyst.
Microbe. mmm
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at the iota-tee “Uiflfldliio.
hath. .l *‘
Within a darn;
Jtilv 1’- , 16, 1'3. Hit. 24. 2.3; Augult'
ruURSDAr, summon. -, 1w
iIt
to get _
. tobacco at its Best
smokers am: buying that: Peter Sdiuyiu
Perfect“ 1n PACKS 4
Why? Because these Packs arc “ pocket humidois.”
They keep the cigars factory-from . . . preserve the flavor “
of the. choice all—Eavana filicrpf Peter Schuyler Perfect»;
I for your enjoyment .
I That, too, the Pack; prevent. the cigars from being bruiocil .5
5 or broken. I:
For more than 40 yw's, Peter bchuyicr Paloma lugs
been the all~day, cvuydny unlike of tlwusands of critical
men. Filler is ALL—Havana. Wrapper is Sumatra.
Peter Schuyler Ten-Puck is just light for other desk,
Funding bag or door pocket of car. Five-Pack fits snugly
in upper pocket: of coat or vest. Goiim tuck a Five Pack
in pocket oi their golf shirts.
Made by C. M”. VAN DL'ilQ. c5. lNTCTVIJMN‘, Allan]. N ‘1’.
PM Sand...
[)dw Brief Punch-it: (fir-.1 unflao') 0.5.1" Mammy”
Zion”: 5: [Or :2 Sf." [5‘
Loose orinHandy Packs of5 0110
’At the’very next ciar counter
var-mm.“ “MM... ,, .. -, .. W . M
m... V"
ytmw.‘ r.» .. Wt. .,.,.r. .. .0 ., ‘
l tunnel- reeldent oi zwrwaik and one
, wee W mended this morning st.
, Joseph's ohurch. A eolonm requiem
"’ choir sou the requiem mus. Tho
1. J S"; (LYOlN‘
JOB PRINTING
South. Harwell: I
Mmmmnnmymv... . ..
Joseph ti. Miliein'
William Miller. Eimwoml nvuuho.‘
received word this morning that his I
brother, Joseph C. Miller. died at. I
home in Cedorvule. ,cuuomm. lx‘ri-W
day aiternoon. The deceased Wit-Mi».
The Builon-Olipliai‘ii Co.
moi-.9» . m:
hanrn r vm "Hflfl v. “vim um r1 mm
annotated with William Miller in his I 500 I
smoky acorn about 21 years ago. I Player-Plano
Janitor.» ill or llalf Cciiltirj‘
Siraiiielcl Hotel Building
BRIDGEI’UR'I‘
Have in their \‘r’iiitlows
The Elaborate and Very Boa utiful
Besides William Miller the do- I
owed ll lui'vlvcd by two sisters,
Mrs. C. B. Gray end Jim. Bt'fiblt: 1
Smith at hot-walk.
I
Stiidwell Plano Co.
The tunersi of Andrew Mezzo was I « .--
held this uternoon v.2 .30 item the 68 “0' mm St. Phone 12° _
lets home. 67 . Woodward at Gillie. ...~......W..,........N... I
Rev. Gobi-lei Dokus oi the IIun- '
Passenger
. m Williams.
The tuner-l oiMise Elsie “tilianis
mo tram the ham. 65. Woodward HAYDEN
evenuuend at. 9 o‘clook (mm at; .
mess use eon; by no». Dennis Hur- _ , . ,‘ Prizes
ley. 0010th Rev. Joseph Degnsn AUTOMOBILE CO. l
demon: and Rev. Joseph Dal). eub- L. Ween». Branch up, '
“tied-r drove. N 3 m "0 W2 AVE. stonwnu
Seluterius M. “
Notice or his death can.” as it
salon Mormoduhurch odiointed."8 IRE
Wheelie Oars
demon. Attheoitertory. Miss Alice
u“ “WW“ “much much room 1881
lite into Mr. Miller was well linonn‘
here end well liked I r
.W 0rd Rolls
350 Each
shock to his many local Menus
Andrew Mezzo.
interment. will in tho hiuliy. plot in
Riverside cemetery.
REPAIRING AKD OFERBAULIV
WARD 500383081138 I
the m use. Joseph. many nae”
"lemme“ Dev“ St. own; full
for the
pelt-issuers were William Miller... It
Remix Dibble nod Thames Mc~
mom Interment ties in the unity
plot in it. Mes-1's omelet-V. The
m in vision the memo was
held wee awed by the men? ,
mutual derei. ellerlnos. Amen:
the menu does} tributes was 5
beentltli bouquet tram the South
Nee-went Tenet. v. writers Miss
Whine use employed.
Horse Show
of
I The Fairfield County Hunt Liub‘ m
- I mhsrronr
Thursdny, Friday and Saturday
Iau'w'kksba-n « &- mam
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