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0N WASHINGTON ST.—Le d y 'a
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taining sum of money. Reward if
returned to Sentinel Oflice.

AUTOMOTIVE
Automobiles For Sale II

1026 FORD ROADSTER—Belloou
tires. Beech system. 1918 Essex
four touring. 10:: Dodge Roadster.

i 1928 Durant sedan. Phone ms
after t p. m

'A ISIS—Hudson Coach. 5 brand
new balloon tires. disc wheels. or-
iginal finish in splendid condition.
run only 10.000 miles

 

 

 

 

 

THE NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone us: it Wall St. Nerwelk

W. R. AUSTIN

Scutn Norwalk -
Phone 10”

CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE

Weatnort

‘ no .

Magi-Serviceman- Is

Repairing on all makes of cars.
Storage by the day. Week or mouth.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
s Elisabeth St. Tel 41"

BUSINESS SERVICE
man srncrams'n

SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
requires
years of practical experience.

A.

Phone 272

Business Services Offered

A. Meier.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.

Auto Cushions. Carpets
end Curtains.

80 Woodward Ave.

 

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Phone 429

AWNINGS

Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped and cleaned 84.00

Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder Work. brick
and steel drilling

Fitzgerald Co. Tel 8080.

 

 

 

 
 
 

NOUNCEMENTS—

y—Deaths .
‘ ‘z—Card of Thanks

s—In Memoriarn

5—Funeral Directors

I: "Monuments. Cemetery Lots

Societies and Lodges

I. Lost and Found

AUTOMOTIVE-
.. A——Automobile Agencies
llwAutomobllee For Sale
13~Auto Trucks For Sale
Ian—Auto Accessories
14~Garagee—Autca for Hire ,
ill—Motorcycles and Bicycles
II—Wanted—Automotive

BUSINESS SERVICE-
if—Bueiuesa Services OSered
, II—Building and Contracting
. ,SI—Drommaklng and Millinery
2:—-—Hcatlng. Plumbing. Roofing
zi—Inauranoe and Surety Bonds
:5-u-Trucking—Stcrege
sd-Paintlng. Paperlng. Decorat»
ring

zI—Professiouai Services
zh—Repairing end Refinishing
so—Tailoring and Pressing
It—Weuted—Buslnesa Service
MPLOYMENT—
‘2 Ila-«Employment Agencies
a2-Help Wanted—Female

‘ II-Hein Wanted-dials
.' :PHelp-Melo and Female
lee-Solicitors. move-are. Adults
ao—Sltuatione Wanted—Female
I‘ Sig—Situations Wanted—Male

surmoun—
u—Business Opportunities
- tog—Money to Loan—Mortgages

INSTRUCTION-

az—Local Instruction Cie-ea
sic-Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
do—Wented—Instructlon

STOCK—
41.130“, Cats. Other Pets
es—Heraes. Cattle. Vehicles
ilk—Poultry end marlin
- so—Wsntec—Lm Stock
drancnmmsn—
u—Articiea For Sale
aim—Barter and Exchange
baa-Boats and Acoemoriea
si-Building Materials
N-Busineaa end Ofllee Equip.
silent .
55...?” and Dairy Products
“.I‘ngl. M Fertiliser
‘ li—Good Things to Eat
as—Eoueeheld Geode
sea—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
gl—flnchildl'! and “Oil
oz—Musleal Merchandise
She-Mo mm
ss—sssde Plants. never-
u—Speciall at the Stores

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'a name

First 8: New Sis. East Nerwaik

WOOSTER An. DAVIS
A. M. WOOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.

1116 Main street, Bridgeport.
Send for Booklet on Patents.

UPHOISTERING -- and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. A. Bergstrom. New
I. O. 0. F. Bldg. lo. Norwelk.

Building and Contracting Io
JOSEPH .V. FABRIZIO

 

Building Mason and general Con-
tractor.
68 Stuart Ave.
Telephone 2173-2.

 

Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating so

HELLO BlLL-———New hatt No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job‘l The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St. S.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a satisfied customer is our aim.

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Help VIM” SS

DRILLER'S HELPER -— You In
married man. gooa advancement
for right party. Joseph Kery. 'I
Novek St. Sc. Norwalk. .

Eelrlaleaad Font-lo M

WANTED—Cooks 818 up. Couples
mo up. general houseworkers.
both white and colored. Apply
Norwalk employment agency. to
Well It. Phone ml.

COUPLE - Butler-chauffeur. wife
cook. 2 in family. References re-
quired. Box 01 clo Sentinel.

. sauum Wanted—Isle si‘

HAND! MAN—Building and. clean-
ing cesapoela: grading. hedge cut-
ting: lawn mowins: planting. and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

local trucking. James Fuller. n
Taylor Ave. Phone “II.
LIVE STOCK
Poultry and Sepplya so
P. ROMANO

LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Poultrv cleaned and dressed while
you wait. Fowls 40c lb. Broilers
doe. Roasting chickens 45c.
Roosters 80c.

18 Chestnut St. So. Nerwalk
Phone 8838.

”GRAND!“
Boats and Accessories

HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or
week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps 0 comfortably. all
conveniences. Telephone for rates.
Theodore S. Smith.
Norwslk sm—w

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FIRE WOOD FOR SALE—SIS.“
per cord 4 ft. length. 811.00 per
cord out any else you wish. Phone
Norwelk I”. Saute Construction
Co. Roweyton Ave.

Household Goods as

GOOD COOKING STOVE—Apply 11
Lincoln Ave. So. Norwelk.

MATTRESSEnonos Springs. Cush-
ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 817. Norwalk Mattress
Co. so Franklin Street. South
Norwalk.

Musical Mom SS

PIANO—Upright. mahogany nniah.
latest design. Splendid tone and
action. Very exceptional piano
for beginner. Good for many
years' service. Bargain at 8126.
Easy payments arranged. Free
delivery. For Piano Co.. North
Main St.. So. Nerwalk.

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms was Board sr

FURNISHEDROOM and breakfast
for one or two. also garage for
rent. 2.7 Quintnrd Ave.. phone
8000. '

22 MADISON ST.—Nicely furnished
roem with or without board, all
accommodations. T cl e p h o n e
3841-11. Private home, call all
week. Convenient to trolley and
R. R. Station for commuters.

:il VAN ZANT ST.—-Eaat Nerwalk
furnished rooms for men. steam
heat. electric lights. baths near 0.
& K. factory ts. 50 and u. 00 per
week. Meals if desired. Phone
2384 ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds loo
cal and long distance trucking
Piano hoisting. Special vane for
moving. 5 ton Mack dumps, 100
Conn. Ave. Phone 818 daytime:
104-14 nights.

EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-Female SS

"ADDRESS WELCPES—At home.
Earn money. addressing-mailing.
sparmtlme. Trial supplies free.
Write quick. Mgr. F-15 Box 611!
Kansas City. Mo. "

BOOKKEEPER'S ASSISTANT—Ex-
perienced girl only. Also filing
clerk. Caplan ls Goldman. So.
Main and Larsen Sta, So. Norwalk.

BRIGHT YOUNG GIRLS—Wanted
~ for light work in factory. Edwin
Bosae Chestnut St. So. Nerwalk.

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS —-
Rabhor 00.127 Washington St. So.
Norwalk.

MAID—Fer general housework. Tel.
2980.

MILLINERY salcaladiea for Satur-
day only. The Smart Shop. so
Washington St.. 80. Norwallt.

STENOGRAPHER—Glrl for general
office and clerical work. Stenog-
repher preferred. Experience not
necessary. Address "Clerical." can
of Sentinel.

Help Wanted—Male ‘ss

POSITION-Open to
representative of character. Take
\erdera shoes-hosiery direct to
wearer. Good income. Perman-

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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

business

Modern methods of build-
ing construction and tested
lire prevention equipment con-
tribute much to your misty.
I But lire insurance places the
one sure protection between
you and iluaucial loss as a re-
sult of tire.

Be sure your insurance in
l . adequate and correctly ap-
plied. We will gladly inspect
Your lire risks.

J. M. Layton Co.. Inc.

M Fireproof your

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86 Washington Street

Insurance and Real Estate
omen IS

 

 

FOR

TWO FAM

 

 

FOR SALE

Eight room house. Modern. nice-

 

ly located off West Ave. Price
810.000.
Modern six room house. Every

improvement. Let 15 ft. front.
2 car garage.

 

 

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

REAL ESTATI 1’03 SALE

 

Apartments and Plate “it

his!!!” IS

 

126 WASHINGTON STE—4 rooms
steam heated all improvements.
Inquire Rosenl‘ieid Bros.

 

80 WOODWARD AVE—Four room
flat. all improvements. Inquire
Bresov Shop, 51 South Main St.
or 4 Concord St. Telephone 2519.

Houses For Rent 71

828 FLAX HILL ROAD—Seven
room house all improvements.
Inquire John II'odcr in Flex Hill
Rd. Phone 2826-3.

Shore-Mountain. For Rent '19

CALF‘ PASTURE ROAD—furnished
house with garage. From Oct. 1
to April 1. Nominal rent to right
party. Apply Dupent clc Taylor.
Calf Pasture Road.

Wanted To Rent Si

UNFURNISHED heated apartment.
three to five rooms. near Frank-
lin school. Must be reasonable.
Private bath preferred. S. 8.. clo

' Sentinel Ofllce. ‘

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property For Sale 8!

7 ELY AVE—Cigar. candy.
cream and stationery store.

Houses For Sale 84

AUBURN ST.—Off Sound View Ave.
5 room semi-bungalow. all im-
provements, hot water heat. hard-
wood doom. 1 car garage. with
1 or 2 lots. House 2 years old.
Furnished if desired. Owner
leaving city.

FOR SALE—One 5 room house with
garage. No. 68 Osborn Ave. Lot
so x 165. Price $5.500. One 6
room house. Lotto r 150. No.
57 Beiden Ave. Price 85.500. One
0 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
> eluding: building ‘lots. “.000.
Robert Joselofi‘. tel. 1309. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt dz Sou. tel ass.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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1 UNION PARK-Nicely furnished
rooms. also garage. Phone 10.

Ileana For Housekeeping cs

FURNISHED [APARTMENT — Of
three rooms, all improvements,
steam heat. Fine neighborhood.
Adults only. Reasonable. Phone

 

11 PSI'SIIIng St.

FOR SALE—Several fine building

lots in best sections of the Nor-

walks. also farms. business blocks

and houses.

ALFRED K. ST. JOHN.
Real Estate.

Phone 1328

 

2901-W.

ROWAYTON—z or I furnished
rooms or unfurnished rooms, all
conveniences. heat. on trolley line.
Private house. Phone ‘IIIIJ.

REAL ESTATE 1'03 RENT

'Aperdnutaasd lists as

it CHAPEL ST.— -—Apartineut of 5
rooms. all improvements. Rent
825.00. Inquire M So. Main St.
Telephone 60.

ELIZABETH STE—5 rooms. bath.
rent low. Telephone 418 evenings
1489.

FRANKLIN Sit—So. Nos-walk. five
rooms and bath all improvements.
Inquire 20 West Ave. Phone 1002.

9 summer: AVE—s rooms ' all
improvements. Phone 1101-14.

26 LOUDEN ST.—Winnlpauk. 5
rooms. improvements. electricity.
garage. Call_after~7p..m. \ '

'i REED ST.-.—epartment with _all
' ., improvements. Telephone sm.

s noon—Apartments with all in;
provemeuta. New Houses. Inquire
Alex White. IS Lowe St. Telephone
3m.

 

 

 

 

 

 

out. Write now. Tanners Shoe
Mfg. Co.. Ind-0 C. It. Mn.
Mass. ‘

YOUNG MAN-In men's clothing
store. experienced preferred. Pei.
ace Clothes Shop. 18 N. Main St.

wmnn A coon ‘saulerulx.

ONE OF THE LARGEST AND
SOUNDEST PUBLIC UTILITY CO’S

 

TOLlT—Irooma with improve-
‘Maeodlocetien. Inquire R.

i
Se. Main St—Slx rooms all improve.
menu. five rooms all improve-
ments. three minutes from center
of town. Phone Nil-s.

To LET—Apartment of 5 rooms
with all modern conveniences on
South Main St Phone dill.

 

 

 

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even. ssos.ooo.ooo wax'rs s “Th”- “ “N" M‘ "13
serum ro museum W W "' .

gain! mammal-m as master

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N. W. . m upstairsorheaes ads.

 

”Walnut 3.4 or 5 room all
hasrovdulea

ta. Phone” rm. M.

Palate.

 

APANTKINTI and data for

 

 

 

Wings-crannies-

70 HARBOR AVE—Good 6 room
‘ , improvements. also space
for a more rooms in attic. Price
88,700. part cash. This is a real
bargain, also lot near Gregory

1‘] NET DISTRICT -— Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors $6.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
:gcncy. 12! Washington St. Phone

3“.

FOR SALE—Center of South Ner-
walk. 1 family house. 0 rooms. hot

 

trio lights. gas. sewer. price 87.500
to quick buyer. Ben 3" South
Nerwalk. .

ROOM HOUSE-In business dis-
trict of East Norwalk. nne possi-
bilities. as could be converted into
2 family residence with stores in
front I desired. 87.600 and only
$3,000 initial payment. Balance
will be arranged on easy terms.
Call Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdale
llcnity Co.. Realtors. Norwalk
1941.12 or Stamford 4054.

AUCTIONS—LEGALS
Legal Notices

SOLVENT NOTICE.

DISTRICT OF NORWALK, $5..
PROBATE COURT. August 10. A.
D.. ~192t'.

Estate of Nannie Bell Fisher late
of Norwalk in acid District. deceas-
ed.

The Court of Probate for the Dia-
trict of Norwnlk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said Es.
tats to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly attest-
ed. within said time, will be dober-
red a recovery. All persons indebted
to sail Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to

FLORENCE C. HARMON.

Administratrix.
or TAMMANY AND CONNERY,
Her Attorney.

 

 

 

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NOTICE

The Legal Voters of the Third
Taxing District. City of Norwalk.
are hereby notified and warned. that
the annual meeting of said District
will be held on Wednesday Sept.
15th. 1026. at s o'clock P. M. in
Community Hall. Van Zent street
for the following purposes:
To hear and «ten the reports of
the District Commissioners and of
the Treasurer
To transact any other business
proper to come before said meeting.
Signed

JAMES L. HOYT

 

Boulevard, East Norwalk. $850
cash. N. L. Byxbce, 13 Cove Ave,
East Nor-walk.

OUT OUR WAY

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

STEWART C. MARSHALL

water heat. hardwood floors, elec- ~

Several other one and two family
houses.

cum 8. co.
17 uflW no

 

 

 

Splendid location—o

Away-from the

~~. . Modern Kitchens—
Large batli Room—
Steam Heat-
Laundry'Tubs—

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NEWPORT

Miss Josephine Godillot returned
Monday evening aboard the Levie-
than from a trip to Europe. Gen.
Pershing came over on the same
boat.

 

 

Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Schuyler. of
Pelham. N. Y.. were guests at the
home of Mr. Bennett. Compo street.
over the week-end.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ander-
son. Kings Highway, are entertain-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winter and
family of New York. Mr. Winter
is a brother of Mrs. Anderson.
C O O
Hendrik Willem Von Loon. Old
Hill read. Westport. sailed Saturday
for Europe. Mrs. Von Loon is leav-
ing the end of the month to Join
him. They expect to remain abroad
until next spring.
a O O
The Westport Rotary Club will
hold its regular weekly meeting this
afternoon at Top '0 the Hill tea
house. The Rotary Club formerly
held its meetings at Compo Beach.
0 O O

The American Legion. Matthias
Post. No. 56. and the Women's Aux-
iliary will hold a meeting this eve-
ning at the home of Mrs. Jennings.
Delegates to the recent New Haven
convention will make a report.

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morrisey.
New York. were the week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. ‘Frederick Fable.
Lincoln street.

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Mrs. Michael Quigley. Brooklyn,
is visiting her son, Charles Quigley.
of the state police.

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The Westport Sales company has
opened a new store in the Westpcrt‘
Bank building. which will cater to
the radio public.

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J. C. Kearn. accompanied by his
wife. is on a business trip through
Massachusetts.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Whiteslde and

 

EDWARD E. GORHAM
Commissioners

 

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daughter have returned. from Sud-
bery. Vt., where they spent a month.

BYWILLIAMS

 

 

'hert Erskine and Arthur Clarke and

nor will he played fiturday.

the ladder tennis tournament and
Albert Erskine;
Silver tennis pins will be awarded
, to .the three top players.
‘ line-pp Iulidws:

rm aboard. the Tuacanle aft”.
er sounding two months in Europe.
Mr. Leonard visited England. fiance
and Scotland.

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rivalinPariaoereArchlelwya-
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_ General
23 North Main Street
" ’ OEcePhone 3915"

OFF EAST AVE.

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III“ llOUSE

‘for

$9.000

ON LOT 60 x 140

wry,

Southern exposure-o
On improved Street'—

N oise—

Near the Trolley-
Surrounded by attractive Homes-—
Eight large rooms— ,.....-
Large pleasant Porch— .. '
Warm dry Cellar—

Gas—Sewer—Electricity—water-
Large open attic— .,
Many extras-

INVESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN AT ONCE!
Call, Write or Phone

“Service that Satisfies”

WALTER R. COLLINGS

REALTOR

Insurance
South NorIvallr, Gena.
“ Residence 3090

 

 

 

BELIJ ISLAND

Those desiring to place item
in this column should communi-
cate with Miss Josephine ll.
Ieegau. tel. use, or with The
Evening Sentinel. Tel. as.

of “Number I” in Stamford Mon-
day night. .
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Melville I“. Riley. ,I-Is'icrs'town.
Md. arrived at. the Inland lent. ovo-
ning and returned home this morn-
ing with his sons, George and Mel-
ville. Jr" who have been spending
several weeks withIMrrand ‘Mra.

 

W ROBERTSON
[S lSlAND’S
TENNIS CHAMP

Brooks Peters Winner 0f
Ladder Tennis Tourney
—Mrs. Selwyn and Sons
Reach Paris.

By taking the fourth set from
Brooks Peters by a score of 6-2.
Warren Robertson steps into first
place as the tennis champion of the
Bell Island Club. Three sets were
played Labor Day. Robertson taking
two and Peters one. when the match
was called off because of rain. ‘
The doubles match between AI-

 

Warren Robertson and John Gloet'li

Brooks Peters came out ll'rat‘in'

Jr.. was second.

The dual

C. Brook‘s Peters.
Albert Erskine, Jr.
W. .Smith.
Karim-t A. Schwartz. Jr.
mp Gloetsner. Jr.
Billy Selwyn

more Reyes. ‘
Eugene P. Bernstein.
80m calm
Charles}. .Sniifen. Jr.

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. Andrew J. Mulcare. Jr.
Arthur Leonard arrived boats

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lessen-amniotic“

William C. Beers of “Tumble In."
_ I O O .
Walter Neumueller. of New Iork.
was the guest of Dr. and MraIEu-
gene 1’. Bernstein yesterday.
. O O O
C. Wellsiey Smith leit the Island
yesterday for South Hampton,' L. L.
where he will attend a bound party.
0 O O
Mrs. Harry Monteith and daugh-
ten, Inca-left the Island today after
spending -a month at the “Sound
View" House. Rocky Point Road.
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Mrs. J. Connolly and family re-
turned te New York yesterday after
a two weeks’ visit with Mr. and

- Mrs. Stewdrt Hopkins.

Carl Peters will leave Friday for

Germany. _

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Mrs. Charles Silkwcrth and family

left the “Tweedy Cottage" yester-
day for Lake Placid. ‘
O

Seweil Hughes and Frederic Mey-

are returned It: Pmaic yesterday.

William McFadden. of Mt Ver-
non. visited Mr. and Mrs. J. McFad-
den. of "Ilka-edge." Labor Day.
‘--‘ ‘ O O O

. Miss Julia Quigley returned to
New York yesterday after spending
the summer with Mr. and Mrs. J.
com of Sin'lilnit avenue.

‘ . '-‘ Andrew 1. Mulcare spent the heli-

day- ‘with his family at “Cedar" cot-
tage. West avenue.
, O C

MreA. Garth has returned to
New York alter spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erskine.
of Summit avenue. .
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. ‘Dr. and Mrs. J. J. McGowan and
their doubler. Jane. are at the' Is-
land for the remainder of. 'theaeap
son. ' - ,

, ,. -. e e a ,
Mr. and Mrs! Harold Clarke en-
tensihel at. a luncheon at their
home fisher his.

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