Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 9, 1926 · page 15

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PAGE FIFTEEN

 

 

You Have Lost Something, A Classified Ad Is An Absolute Necessity To You

 

 

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J woman you emu sunvwa
1 All do are restricted to their
‘ proper clmifieation end the regular
, lentineil style of type.

‘ iCLASSlF'IED RATES
Daily rate per line for consecu-

tlve insertions:
Charge Cash

 

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Three} aye .05 :01
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’1 No iiilivertlsomem taken for Is-
N then 510 cents. Based on a minimum
of 5 lines.
Count ilvo avenge words to the

‘ line i
1 Charged ads will he received by
‘ telephone and if paid at office with-
in sewpn days from the first day of
insertion cash rate will be allowed.
', Adm ordered for three or six days
a and stopped before expiration will
only its charged for the number of
1 timesiths ad appeared and adjust-
ment made at the rats earned.
Special rate for yearly advortislna

1 upon irequest.

 

smell canvas change purse con~
talning sum of money. Reward if
returned to Sentinel O

 

mom EMPLOYEES!
ltroyed. the. sons to asip-nuuss res-s1. ’ u
ON WASHINGTON S'l'.—Le d if ' s ‘ “

 

WANTED—Cooke 575 up. Couples
5130 up. general houseworkere.
both white and colored. Apply
Norwalk employment nay. 00

 

 

1 - 1025. Five-Pe-enger Chevro-
let Coach: Duco Finish. A No. 1
condition. good rubber. A small down
payment. twelve months to pay.
1 —- Roadster. A worth while buy
to any one having use for a light
upkeep run-shout. . .

W. R. AUSTIN
CHEVROLET SALES 8; SERVICE.
South Norwalk Phone 1050.

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

m NORWALK rum” co.
Phone 1581 55 Wall IL. Nerwolk

 

AUTOMOTIVE Wall St. rpm sees.
Automobiles m g“. u COUPLE - Butler-chauffeur. wife,
cook. 2 in family. References re-
FOR SALE:- qulrod. Box 52 ch Sentinel..

 

mum visage—ewe s'e

awn! MAN-Building and oieon-
ing cesspcois: grading. hedge cut-
ting; lawn mowing: planting. and
local trucking. James Fuller. 02
Taylor Ave. Phone «17.

INSTRUCTION
Musical; nsnaTg, Dramatic ‘44

MISS MABEL E. ALLEN—Tombst-
of piano. Pupil of Victor Biart.
McKinley Piece. Roweyton. Phone
5509-1.

LIV] STOCK

 

 

 

 

 

 

Repairmgh—ServlceStsiious is

Repairing on all makes of sore.
Storage by the day. week or month.
your car washed while you wait.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
2 Elizabeth St. Tel 412‘!

BUSINESS SERVICE

 

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ismsnn'rnmnensss
‘ Aeanaooommodstiou
Wendiupuhflcaarrics.

11‘1- CREDIT
to those

1 CLASSIFIED

i'ADVERTISERS

oars telephone subiorlb-
e Bills are mailed‘
p mptly on the date of first
i rtlon with the exception
in view of the courtesy

ded they will be paid
fore the seven-day cosh
discount has expired. The
cbntinuetion of the poll.
is dependent on the oo-'
operation given by the public
in minimizing collection ex-
pauses by prompt payments.

“511..
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UNCElCENTSe‘

d of Thanks
In Memoriam -
Funeral Directors
Monuments. Cemetery Lots
Societies and Lodges
1 —-Lost and Found

AU OMOTIVE—
ai—Automnbne Agencies.
11—Automobiles For Sale
iii—Auto Trucks For Sale
lit-Auto Accessories 1
ill-Garages—Autoo for Hire
Ill-Motorcycles and monies
1i—Wented—Automotive

,, BUSINESS SERVICE—
‘ 1 —Busineas Services OScIsd

i

Building Mason and general Con-

Telephone

. TREE SPECIAL!”-

SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
requires
years of practical experience.

an.

Phone 272
Emineas Seances Offered

A. Meier.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Custom Slip Covers.-

Auto Cu‘shionl. Carpets

and Curtains.
05 Woodward Ave.

 

Westport

 

IS

 

Phone 415

 

AWNINGS

Notice
Prevent Fires
Chimneys scraped end cleaned 04.00

Chimneys repainted
All kinds of ladder work. brick
ohd retool drilling '
ll'itsger'sld Co. Tel 0000.

-15 Chestnut St.

GOOD COOKING STOVE—Apply 11

Poultry and Sepplys es

YOUNG SPRING .— Chickens and
roosters. to Glenwood Ave.

P. ROMANO
LIVE POULTRY MARKET
Poultry cleaned and dressed while
you wait. Fowls 00o lb. Broilers
05o. Roasting chickens 45c.
Roosters 80c. ’
So. Norwelk

Phone tilt.
MERCHANDISE
Boots and Accessories

HOUSE BOAT—to charter by day or
‘ week for Long Island Sound
cruises. sleeps 0 comfortably. all
conVonienoes. Telephone for rates.
Theodore S. Smith.
Norweik flit—W

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FIRE WOOD FOR SALE—515.00
per cord e ft. length. 511.00 per
cord cut any else you wish. Phone
Norwalk sat. lento Construction
Co. Rowayton Ave.

 

 

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Money Well Spent

"We want our money’s worth!”

That’ s the universal demand in this coun-
try.‘ The average American doesn’t continue
to patronize an establishment where he feels
he hasn’t gotten what’s coming to him. There
are too many‘ other good stores or hotels or
restaurants where he can get value received.

The Evening Sentincl’s classified section
oflers wonderful opportunities for the people
of this city to get their money ’11 worth.

The few lines for which the advertiser pays
a very small sum are read by thousands of
prospective buyers. It costs the advertiser tip-1 1
proximately one five-hundredth part of a cent
to send his message to each individual reader.
Where can you get a better investment than
thatl

If YOU haven’t learned the great value
of classified advertising as a sales medium—-
start learning NOW. Call 92 and ask for an
ad-tsker. And if you are in the buying game
—it will pay you to be a consistent reader of
those little adé.

The A-B-C» Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—4n Opportunity

 

 

 

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ousstrmn uterus

W DISPLAY

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

 

Fireproof your
business

Modern methodp of build-
ing construction and tested
fire prevention equipment con-
h'ihute much to your safety.
But lire. lnsurencgplaoso the
one sure protection between
you and ilnanctat loss as a re-
sult of are.

He sure your insuranod is
adequate and ‘correcily ep-
pllod. Wb-w'lil gladly inspect
your fire rials.

J. M. Layton Co., Inc.
35 Washington Street

Insurance and Real Estate
TELEPHONE 85

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE ‘

Eight roan house. Modern. nice-

ly located off West Ave. Price
$10,000.

_
Modern six room house. Every

improvement. Lot 75 ft. front.

2 car garage.

 

 

 

sear. sores-n res am am. scram roa sans

 

 

 

We and mu ‘M IIouses For Sale as

155 GREGORY BLVD—New house, MELBOURNE ROAD—Modern six
seven rooms. open fire place. elec- 1'00"! tumor. all improvements.
trlcity and gas. Lot 60 x 100. garage if desired. Best re‘len-

5 NICE ROOMS—Garden spot, lo-

I ROOMS—With imprm cmeute. cen-

tlg section, two minutes' walk to
Norwalk center. Skelly 10 Mel-
bourne Road, Phone 8218.

MYRTLE AVE-6 room house.
strum heat. all‘ improvements ex-
cellent condition. Best neighbor-
hood. of: East Ave. A good buy.

FOR SALE—One 5 room house with

For rent or will sell.

 

cated on outskirts: 525 month.
First month's rent free to tenant
who will take good care of
property. Inquire Fudge Realty
00.. 155 Washington St.

 

1 located'. Rent 330. Phone garage. No. 08 Osborn Ave. Lot
3:39? 60 x 105. Price 55.500. One 5
._ room house. Lot 50 x 150. No.

 

Lincoln Ave. So. Norwelk.

 

First d: NW Ste. East Norwelk

1 . woomn a. DAVIS
A. M. W M. W. DAVIS
A ORNE'IS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. S. Patent
Office.

“MEWS—Bo! JIM CID!!-

ions and Pillows of all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone 811. Net-well Mattress
Co. 00 Franklin Street. South
Norwelk.

 

1115 Main street. Bridgeport.
Send for Bucklot on‘Patents.

sluice! Morehehdlse s!

115 50. MAIN ST.-—Slx room flat.

5'! Bolden Ave. Price 55.500. One.
0 room house on Flax Hill Rd. in-
cluding building lots. 06.000.
Robert Jooolofl. tel. 1509. or Wil-
liam F. Hoyt A Son. tel 015.

FOR SALE—Several fine building

all- improvements. steam heat.
hard wood floors, newly decorated.
also three rooms all improvements
adults only. F. H. Fitch 118 80.
Main St.

 

 

2.25 WASHINGTON S'I‘.-l rooms

lots in best sections of the Nor-

walks. also farms. business blocks
and houses.

ALFRED K ST. JOHN.

steam heated ell improvements.
Inquire Rosenfieid Bros.

 

 

 

UPEOLSTERING -- and cabinet
work. Picture framing mirrors
and upholsteror's" supplies. Chair
ca . etc. A. Bergstrom. New
I. O. 0. F. Bldg» So. Norwelk.

 

FOR SALE—Huntington Playor'

piano with bench and rolls. 55
note. mahogany case. Good tone
and action. Bargain 5195. Free

50 WOODWARD AVE.--Four room
~ flat.

Real Estate. . .
11 Pershing St. Phenol!”

70 HARBOR AVE—Good 6 room

all improvements. Inquire
Bresev Shop. 51 South Main St..
o’rJ Concord St. Telephone 2510.

 

 

delivery. Act quickly. Call today.

housefimprovements. also space.

Houses For Rent '17 for 2 more rooms in attic. Price

 

Fox Piano 00.. North Main St.

 

Building and Contracting 10

scans sun. Poe-an

 

JOSEPH V. FABBIZIO

‘ tractor. \
08 Stuart Ave.
2172- 2.

 

Building and Contracting

Cleaning. Dyeing.1!tenovating so .

FURNISHED ROOM and breakfast

ltoomsWithBoard st

828‘ ‘FLAX HILL ROAD—Seven

$3.700. part cash. This is a real
bargain. also lot near Gregory
Boulevard, East Norwelk. 5250
cash. N. L. Byxbce. 12 Cove Ave..
East Norwelk.

room house all improvements.
Inquire John Foder 322 Flax Hill
Rd. Phone 2520-3.

 

 

Shore-Mountain. For Rent 20 Lots For Sale ’ 85

 

gr one or two. also garage for
an: 27 .Oulntard, Ave.. phone
0 .

 

 

2. -‘—Dre-malring end Millinery.
j Heating. Plumbing. Roofing
—,Insuraucs and Surety Bonds
.. Storage
3‘ Painting. Paperlng. Decorat-
ind

”-Profossional Services
SD-Repolring and Refinishing

HELLO BILL—New hati No. the

old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Looks swell Who did
the Job! The Practical Renovet.
ingnst Shop.11NMatnSt.. S. '
Norwelk Conn. up 1 flight stairs.

22 MADISON ST.—'—Nioely furnished

room with or without board. ell

CALF‘ rasrunn ROAD—furnished

. Calf Pasture Road.

 

l‘IRST DISTRICT -- Two family
house part improvements all hard
wood floors “.000. Real Estate
and Insurance. The Tammany
Agency. 123 Washington St. Phone

home“ With “Beings. From Oct 1
to April 1. Neminal rent to right
party. Apply Dupont clc Taylor.

 

accommodations. T e l e p h o n o,
"ii-R. Private home. call all

. . , Wanted To‘llent as“.

 

week. . Convenient to trolley and.
R. R. Station for commuters.

 

a satisfied' customer is. our sin. 3

 

Ill—Tailoring and Pro-lug. ..
Ida-Wantod-vnuslne- Service

.1 use! sacs—stones. all kinds lo-"

sieving. Trucking Storage so

 

cal and long distance cooking
Plano hoisting. Special vane for
moving. 5 ton Meek dumps. 100

___.._____..___'._.'_
Rooms Without Board on

i VAN zaNT-S‘b—East Norwalk
furnished rooms for men. steam
heat. electric lights. baths near 0.
8: K. factory 83.50 and 54.00 per
week. Meals if desired. Phone
2254.

APARTMENMFurnished. 5 or e

I soon HOUSE—In business an-“

rooms. central location. souns trict of East Norwelk. line possi-
couple. 330:’ 75: Clo Sentinel Of- bilities. as could be converted into
nos. 1 2 family residence with stores in

 

UNFURNISHED heated apartment.

’ front it desired. 57.500 and only
$2.000 initialpeymont. Balance
will be err'engod on easy terms.
Call Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdete
Realty Co.. Realtors. ~ Norwelk
1941-12 or Stamford 4054.

three to five rooms. near Franks
lln school. Must be reasonable.
Private bath preferred S. 8.. do
Sentinel Odlce.

 

 

Conn. Ave. Phone 812: daytime:
004.14 nights. . ,.

 

m Wanted-m . £2

 

EXPERIENCED OPERATORS '-

Rebhor Co. 127 Washington St. So.

FURNISHED APARTMENT -- Of

Rooms For Eousekecflng 00

out. sum roa SALE

 

Tilden

sense-mentors. as

 

th'rs'o roo'rns. all improvements.

 

 

 

Norwelk. 4

 

ill—Local Instruction Classes
ill—Musical. Dancing. Dramatic
lid-Wanted-Instruction '

 

MILLINERY salesladles lor Satur-

day only. The Smart Shop. 00
Washington St. So. Norwelk.

 

 

 

Livu srocx—
fé-Doge. Cab. Other Pets

- l—Holses. Cattle. Vehicles
55—min and MN“!
Wanted—Live Stod- 1

 

STENOGRAPHER—Girl for general

office and clerical work. Stonog-
rapher preferred. Experience not
nooemry. Address ‘,'Clerlcel, " care

Several other one and two family
houses.

CANTY & CO.-

Realtors-111Mb“
17 80. Main St. Phdne 850

 

 

 

 

 

women's—Lucius

Legal N ollocs

 

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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. 1926, at 8 o'clock P. M. in
Community Hall. Van Zant street
for the following purposes:
To hear and act on 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

STEWART C. MARSHALL

EDWARD E. GORHAM

a

1,” Large bath Room—-

it

INVESTIGATE THIS BARGAIN AT ONCE!

 

FOR SALE

OFF EAST AVE.

TWO FAMILY

. for

' $9.000

0N LOT 60 x

Splendid location—-
Southern exposure—
. 0n improved Street-

,I

HOUSE

140

Away from the Noise— 1

1;. Near the Trolley—

t.

" Eight large rooms—

Large pleasant Porch—
Warm dry Cellar— .“4’1
Modern Kitchens— ' ’

I

 

Steam Heat-
Laundry Tubs-

z-.

Surrounded by attractive Homes—

Gas-Sewer—Electricity—water—

Large open attic—
Many extras-—

Call, Write or Phone

“Service that Satisfies”

. 1 Commissioners

4

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Brugnon.
don championship.
scheduled Shillrday. Johnston

pose Lacoste.

 

the Comic page.

tire.

2—40 years.
3—120 years.
4—12..
5—-Bethlohem. .
G—Rebeccn's nurse. "
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steals heat r111. neighborhood. 7 EL! AVE-Clear. candy. ice ' .‘ kins othsvpt.
Adults . only. Reasonable. PM“ cream and stationery, store. (Continued from Page Thirteen) 0~Ancient cm“ of evil. . ,
I. i I 1‘ 1 . iii—“The mother human kind. .
39°1'W- m lbs 3... u was pointed out that Richards de- _ .
' _ feats at the hands of several French '

MARIAN AVE—Mervin Beach. AUBUR 4—01! Sound View Ave. stare abroad early this year had the , Misleading i
East Norwelk. . Three furnished 5 semi-bungalow. all im- bearing on the committee's decision. PATROL: Pardon me. but is the
rooms ,snd kitchenette, all ‘m‘ provements. hot water heat. hird- Richards. however. will play in “' a"? 3‘9”. R- q d ”In it

”"7"”th ""M‘hh' wood doors. 1 car garage. with the-doubles match on Friday with l 1k “JIPRHQ'IZP - 1““3' 0
no .. . 1 or 8 lots. House 2 years old. Richard N. Williams. the team cep- 00 16 0- '
1123;. "influx”: ”taming?! Furnished if ,desired. Owner lain. as a partner. This combination PATRO : Yes. sir. it does. Thais

conveniences, heat. or trolley llne- leaving city. ' has won the national doubles titlolwhat had me puzzled—Life.

two years in h-row and defeated the
Frenchmen 180 the doubles on the
Davis cup tourney last year. Their
expected to be the
other two members of the French
squad. Henri Cochct and Jacques
holders of the Wimblc-'

In the concluding singles contests.

“ill
meet Borotra while Tildcn will op-

Test . AbsWers

These are the correct answers to
the Biblical questions appearing on

l—Elipah riding in a chariot of

guards to the .

General
23 North Main Street
Oific’e Phone 3915

17

Rabbit Catchers .

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Private house. .Phone 55153.

 

of Senddeh

 

,WEITE GIRL—To do light house-

 

keeping. Mrs. Tarlov 41 Putnam
'Ave. So. Norwelk. .

 

1 S—Building Materials
'd--Buainess ind Ofiloe Equip-

i - meat
‘ 5—Fsrln and try Prodceh
i55—Fnel. Feed. rtiiiser

5I-Good Things to Eat

WOMEN—Plain sewing. You can

Ii CHAPEL lite—Apartment of t

amend“ u

rooms. all improve-Iona. Rent
525.00. Inquire so So. Main St.

 

1mm“ '5 “”3- Spare time. .
”new” stamped add W "1. Telephone 00
V010" for" MCI! Aladdin ELIZABETH up‘ no” “the

Apron Con Asbury Pa N. J._ -

 

gIA-fionoehcld Goods

tent low. Telephone 416 evenings
1000.

 

Ireip wanton—rule ‘

 

i “Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
' id—Mechlnery and Tools
eB—Uneicsl Merchandise
eg-aa-Radlo Equipment'
gg'oSsodo. Plants. rice-u
gL-speciale at the m
“adhering Apparel '
‘et—Wented—‘l'o Buy
SIN!) BOARD—

idly—Rooms With Board
el—Rooms Without Board
5 dt—Rooms for Housekeeping
its—Vacation Places
‘11—.Where to Eat
”-3 ra—wne'ee to Stop in Towa-
‘ {redirected—Rooms or Board
ss'rars Ion snar—

te-Apertmenrs ssd this
. Melee- Places tor Bent

 

 

WANTED A OOOD‘SALESHAN.

SOUNDEST PUBLIC marry 's
IN AMERICA wrrn seems er
ovan «no. one. ooo warms a

THEM IN SELLING THEIR LIST-
ED STOCKS AND BONDS.

count and liberal commissions
the man with good references.

your own pay checks: also there is
every chance for advancement to'the
one who wants to succeed.

clientadlut you gain friends. who
will buy from you again and again. -
(Securities) its Main St. Denbury.

one or m manner .

FRANKLIN STA—So. Norwelk. five

rooms and both all improvements.
Inquire 20 West Ave. Phone 1002.

 

HAMILTON amt rioms all
improvements. Rhone 1102-14.

 

ALESMAN T0 REPRESENT

25 DOUDEN

ST. —-Winnlpeuk. 5
rooms. improvements. electricity.
garage. Call after I p. m.

 

'Exceptlonnl contract: drawing so-

for?

REED ST.-—apertment with all
improvements. Telephone not. ‘

 

You have the opportunity to write 0

As you sell you not eoniy make

ROOM—Apartments with all im-
provements. New Houses. Inquire
Alex White. 55 Lowe It. “lcphciis
2555. '

 

Conn.

 

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.have at least

.MWAMMH

so. mgr—surname altim-

provemonta. live rooms all im-
provements. three minutes from
center of town. Phone'iul-d.

 

OUNG MAN~18 or older mnstl'
two years Highl .
school and be bright. intelligent

and anxiet- to get ahead. Meet

'ro. LET-Apartment or r rooms

with all modern conveniences on
South Haiti or. Phone 4151. ~

 

know how h drive.- Ford. a know-
ledge of Sperm: mu help though
not e-entiu. its young we
take user will have a an id op. '
pottenity for advanoeamn and‘
should he prepared to present ref-
roaees unifying to his’ honesty

is yes assu- I‘D—Croats. um
improvement. I:

Joselotf, el lseview Ave. or E. I,
Ogrbm_;Wuhlsgton=St.

floor. lll
upstairs or Plan 8155-85.

 

West avenue Thursd’y and Friday
seen.

 

teVenzentSL—eor5rootneall
J improvements. Phone 1522.
“Pascale.

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Final
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Just for catching two rabbits dur-
ing the closed game season, even
though they robes. d the rabbits
later. Edward Brooke. a'1cve, and
Gem-gs Flore, 15-year -oll boys of
MN. 5., were seemed to
Jail for a days each. They actual-
ly spent three nights in ”obtained before
neighborhood indignationobtalncd

mantles of the Peace Budd Jef-

Besch Case May Go
To U. S. Supreme Court

 

BRIDGEPORT.—Edwerd If. Nic-
incison.. representing interests that

. secured a conservator for Stanley
. Y. Such. wealthy inventor and au-

thor. will appeal a recent New York'

‘ state decision that the courts of
a Connecticut had no right to appoint °

a conservator over Mr. mien, be-

' cause the state courts had no juris-

diction in the matter. Mr. Nichol-
‘ son today announced ereceat New
Tech decline has a serious

mtueuon because the rights of Con-
nsotlsot assets are attacked. and
Wt the matter may have to be set.

 

Lthe lo the some sonnet Is.-

.1 l;

WALTER R. COLLINGS

bros

Insurance _
South Norwelk. Conn.
- . Residence 3699

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BELL‘ ISLAND

Those dutrlllg to place items
in this column should communi-
cate with' Miss Josephine N.
Keenan. tel. 1080, or with The
Evening Sentinel. .Tel. 02.

 

 

 

Mrs. Joseph .I. Strohmeyer enter-
tained at a very delightful lunch-
eon and bridge yesterday afternoon.
The party had luncheon at the Arde-
ley in New Conan and played cards
at Mrs. Strohmeyer’s home. There
were four tables of bridge. The
r'prlza winners were: First, Mrs. Vic-
tor Cahlll: second. Mrs. J. Lindsay
Brush: third. Mrs. E. C. Brownel
fourth. Mrs. L. Montgomery.

The other players included: Mrs.
Neville Bayley. Mrs. William F.
Clarke. Mrs. G. Lee, Mrs. L. Mont-
gomery, Mrs. M. Gray. Mrs. H.
Moore. Mrs. William W. Wright.
Mrs. Harland Wright. Mrs. John
Gloetzner and Mrs. A. S. Hughes.

C t C

Mrs. William C. Beers entertain-
ed a. few friends at luncheon and
bridge at her heme yesterday aft-
ernoon. Those present included
Mrs. acorn W. Street. Mrs. E. C.
Kayser. Mrs. Louis Warden, Mrs.
Carl B. Peters. Mrs. Albert Erskine
and Mrs. Edwin C. Nestler.

e e s
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Swanson
' and family returned to their winter
home in Brooklyn today.

I O 0

Mr. and Mrs. J. Connely and fam-
ily of Mt. Vernon. were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hope. of
Rocky Point Road. yesterday.

0 O 0

Mr.- and M11. Neville Beyley and
Mrs. M. "Alter will leave next week
for the Pocono Mir.
0 C 0
Arthur Leonard returned to the
Island Monday after spending two
months touring England and Scot.-
lend. He will be a Junior at Brown
University this year.
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Cir. and Mrs. Charles P. Sniiten
and sons. Charles. Jr.. and Clerk.
returned to White Plains yesterday
after spending the month of Au-
gust on the Island.
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Ellsworth Smith has returned id

‘ his home after a four days’ cruise

on'ihe “Sundart” with Arnold Me.
Lschlan or Denbnry.

Auto Trucks Hurry
Collapse Of Castle

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The Duke do Trovlse since his re-
turn from a visit to the United
States is hiding plenty of work for
his Society for Safeguarding French
art. The main entrance to a church
in the picturesque village of Clor-
most; dominating the valley ot the
Arias. is threatened with collapse.
A black crevice is Ill-Isl!" ill
women the bricksandhasaio
1!” reached the coping stones.
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