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SOCIETY Miss Ethel V. Shelton Married John Joseph McDermott; Announcement Just Made. and Mrs. Frederic P. Shelton of 78 Prospect Park West announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ethel Virginia Shelton to John Joseph McDermott, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Patrick T. McDermott of this city. The marriage took place on May 3 in Greenwich, by William S. M.

Fiske. of the peace of Fairfield colustice St. Xavier's Church, 6th st. and 8th will be the scene of another ceremony shortly, when they will be married according to the rites of the Catholic Church. Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Talmage and Miss Louise Talmage of 104 Pierrepont st. returned on the White Star liner Olympic on Tuesday night from Europe. Mr.

and Mrs. John D. Reals (Anna Lohman) will motor te het Springs, this week, to remain for several weeks. Mrs. John D.

Lohman will join them later. Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth John Marshall (Dorothy L. Koerner) have just returned from an extended trip through Canada and Nova Scotia.

They were joined at Christmas Cove, for six weeks by Mrs. Marshall's parents, Dr. and Mrs. William Frederick Koerner of 312 Jefferson aver Mr. and Mrs.

Marshall will go to Cleveland, Ohio, shortly, where they will make their home, and will be visited by and Mrs. Koerner during September. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson S.

Creney are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Lorne McDonnell Ryan of 38 Livingston st. at their summer home, Valedal, at Madison, Conn. Mr.

Mrs. William Bridgman (Hazel Carpenter) have just returned from a motor trip Black Lake, N. where they were the guests of Mr. and Mr. Harry Millspaugh and are now at New Suffolk, L.

for the remainder of the summer. Miss Bernice Linington of 143 State st. will leave for Shelter Island tomorrow to visit her fiance's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P.

Lee, and will return after Labor Day. Miss Linington is the flancee of W. Arthur Lee. Mrs. Frederick W.

Graessle and her daughter, Miss Florence Graessle, 611 McDonough and Frederick Sticht will motor to Roscoe, N. this week and will stop at Lakewood Farm Inn for the remainder of the summer. Battle of L. I. Luncheon To Be Given at University Club.

A luncheon will be given at the University Club: of Brooklyn on Saturday, Aug. 28, at 12:30 o'clock. will be served at the clubhouse as part of the celebration of the 150th anniversary Battle of Long Island. The Kings County Historical Society has selected the clubhouse n8 the appropriate place for the scene of the luncheon for members of the citizens' committee, speakers, representatives of the Army and Navy and others who will later go. CO Prospect Park for the exercises.

Mrs. Henry Clinton Backus will sail on the Majestic on Aug. 28 to pass the winter on the Riviera and in Egypt. Mrs. Backus has been spending the summer at Garden City, L.

I. Mrs. John Day Jackson and her sonS, Richard, John and Lionel Jackson, have come in from Ama- If it's a question of shoe cost, you'll get out all you put into our 85 The last is scientifically correct for comfortThe shoe is all-leather for wearThe models are high, low, black, tan, golf and white buck for style. Socks. Golf hose.

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and are at the Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson Goman of 636 5th who have been sail tomorrow on the Olympic for a staying at So Southampton, L. will trip abroad.

Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. de Peyster entertained at a dance at their summer home at Southampton last evening in honor of the visiting tennis players and their wives. About 200 guests attended.

A number of young people were also present as the guests of Miss Alice de Pester. Mr. and Mrs. A. Newbold Morris, who have been visiting Mrs.

Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Copley Thaw, at their place in Gin lane, Southampton, for several weeks, will Lenox the latter part of this month to be the guests of Mr. Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs.

A. H. Morris. They will remain there until next month, when Mr. Morris will enter Yale for his junior year.

Brooklyn Women Assist At Benefit at Lee, Mass. Greenock Lee, was the scene last week of a very successful children's fair and bridge given for the benefit of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. A large sum of money was raised for the worthy cause. Mrs. Henry Opitz, Miss Adele Todd of Manhattan, Miss Cornehlsen and Mrs.

William T. Heeran of Brooklyn and Mrs. James McWilliams of Paterson, N. were included on the committee in charge. Several Adelphi and Packer girls assisted the committee, among them the Misses Doris and Anna Cornehlsen, Marie Eitelback and Martha Condermann.

The Misses Florence Arlene Thornton and Jennette R. Warburton left on Tuesday for Philadelphia, where they expect to teach physical training under the new. Pennsylvania law. The opening of "Is Diss a BIzniss?" the satirical comedy by Percy Shostac and David Leonard, at the Intimate Theater, Boston rd. and 180th has been postponed until Aug.

27. Lillian Gould and Bessie Solotoroff, the Jewish actress, have been added to the cast. THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK. THURSDAY, AUGUST 19. 1926 9 August Sale SHIRTS that were $3.00 SHIRTS SHIRTS that that were were $3.50 $4.00) $1.95 Selected materials, Patterned Madras, Broadcloth, Silk Striped Madras, and a most unusual lot of fine white on white madras.

Custom tailored under our own supervision, six ocean pearl buttons, collars attached. Some with neckbands. This season's greatest Shirt opportunity. $1.95 $3 Pajamas Fancy 39c $1 Neckwear 69c $2.00 Neckwear $1.35 $1.50 Neckwear 95c $3.50 Neckwear $1.85 Fashionknit Neckwear 95c RW. Bennett Go.

MEN'S WEAR SHOPS 443 Fulton at Jay St. 106 Flatbush at State St. 573 Fulton opp. Hanover PI. 1173 Broadway, opp.

Lafayette Av. NET PORK BROOKLYN NEWARK HARTFORD No connection with any other establishments in the world WORTH FULTON AND BRIDGE STREETS BROOKLYN This is only one of the many extraordinary values offered in our Summer Sale of Furs CARACUL FUR COATS WITH MATCHING FOX COLLARS August Sale Price '125 We have marked these coats incomparably low to stimulate August buying, and these same coats will be much higher in price after November 1st These Caracul coats are given first place in the Winter far mode. The specially selected skins in grey or cocoa coloring are of luxurious quality, and the 0125 final touch of richness is supplied by the generous collare of matching Fox. The price is unequalled. A DEPOSIT of of the purchase price will keep the coat you select in our fur storage vaults free of charge until called for.

Charge purchases will not be billed until December 1st is CONVICT BEATS NEW CASE; HELD AS PAROLE BREAKER Ossining, Aug. 19---Although Martin De Temple managed to wriggle out of a new charge in Brooklyn he did not gO free when released from Raymond st. jail, but instead back in Sing Sing today on 8 warrant charging violation of parole, and waiting to explain why he failed to keep his pledges when released on probation after serving term for robbery In Kings County, De Temple, 33, was committed to Sing Sing on March 20, 1917, for 10 years by County Judge Roy of Kings County Court for robbery. He served about six years and was paroled. He still owed the State several months is on to when he broke his parole by into falling report and by getting new difficulties.

He will now remain of Sing Sing until the State Board Parole meets there in about five weeks and determines just how he to remain in prison. Herbert Fields, author of "The Girl Friend," arrived the Mauretanta with the manuscript of "Peggy," new musical comedy which Lew Fields, his father, and Lyle D. Andrews will produce at the Vanderbilt Theater this season. BURT'S SCHOOL FOR TINY TOTS 1-12 A Home-School for children for 12 years 1120 Constant Avenue, Peekskill, N. Y.

Phone Peekskill 1139 long the in' In Send for Silver BLOOD TRAIL CAUSES CAPTURE OF THREE One Man Cut Hand Smashing Door of Wrong Apartment. A trail and a taxi driver were responsible for the arrest of three men early today. The men are George Kunze, 138 Noble Alfred Benson, 20, of 227 Calyer st. and Thomas Reilly, 21, of 46 Meserole ave. Early this morning the men went to the apartment of George Kocsis at 112 Huron st.

It was later discovered that they had entered the house by mistake, but at the time, they said, they did not know it. When were refused admittance they proceeded to break down the door and Reilly cut his hand on the glass panel. When the men discovered their error they fled. Kocsis dressed and started in pursuit. He was able to follow the men by drops of blood on the sidewalk until the trail vanished at Greenpoint and Manhattan aves.

Here a taxi driver asked him what the difficulty was. Kocsis told him he was trying to find three men, one of whom had a cut hand. The driver said he had just taken three men to the Greenpoint Hospital and that one. of them had a cut hand. Kocsis got a policeman and the three men were soon under arrest charged with disorderly conduct.

They will be arraigned in the Bridge Plaza Court before Magistrate Dale. WEATHER FORECAST For further information call The Eagle Travel Bureau Main 6200, from 9 to 5. Local Probabilities. Mostly cloudy, rain ton'ght and Friday. Continued cool.

Fresh northeast to east winds. HIGH WATER TOMORROW. (8tandard High Low Water. A.M. P.M.

IA.M. P.M. New York 4:44 5:15 SUN RISES AND SETS. August 19. August 20.

Rises. 6:09 Sets.6:50 Rises. 6:10 Seta. 8:48 BROOKLYN Millinary America MYRTLE AVE. AND BRIDGE ST.

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M. I'M THE GINK I'm the intolerant gink. In religious matters as in matters of ethics, dress and customs people must agree with me. I tell my wife how to dress. At least I try to.

If people don't act as I think they should I call them fools. And as for religion, why, I know those who don't think as I do are damned forever. of course, this is a country for freethinking people. Free speech and thought mean nothing to me. I know what's right.

SHIP NEWS ARRIVED AT NEW YORK. City of From. Ship. Yoro Chester Dakar Port Antonio Santa oRtterdam Bellepline Cruz Anacorda Amersham Dover Cornish Philadelphia Richmond Colombo Genoa Sugarseco Pensacola Atlantic Baltimore Choluteca Porto Cortez Lebore Cruz Grande Munargo Quebec Kotonia Gaspe Fort Victoria Bermuda SHIPS DUE TOMORROW. Ship.

From. Resolute Hamburg Aquitania Southampton President Harding Bengenafjord Bergen SHIPS DUE SATURDAY. Ship. From. Muenchen Bremen Volendam oRtterdam Tomalva Antwerp Monterey Progreso SHIPS SAILING TOMORROW.

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SOLD BY DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES EVERYWHERE Balch, Price Co. "Established Nearly a Century" FULTON AND SMITH STREETS BROOKLYN To Close Out Our Entire Stock Women's Misses' Summer Dresses $10 $18 $28 Formerly Up to $89.50 MANY are exclusive one of a kind models in street, afternoon and sports styles. It is one of the greatest valuegiving events we have offered in many years. Be sure to come. ALL SALES FINAL SERVING BROOKLYN SINCE 1865 ABRAHAM STRAUS NE Fulton PI.

A. S. Store News for Friday, August 20 In the A Famous August Fur Sale A Great Special Purchase Pony Fur Coats $135 The lowest price at which we've seen pony coats so nice in quality of pelts or so smart in line. And pony this season is favored of Paris more than ever for the youthful utility type of fur coat. brown pony skins--the three most desirable shades- -are included in the purchase.

All are beautifully tailored. Self-trimmings or trimmings of fox, raccoon, fitch or beaver may be chosen. Misses' and Women's Sizes. Included in This Special Purchase Are Other Splendid Fur Coats Specialized at $135 Platinum Caracul Coats, Muskrat Coats. trimmed with fox $135 fox trimmed Brown Caracul Bronze Caracul Paw Coats, trimmed with fox wolf trimmed $135 Muskrat Coats.

$135 Kid Caracul Coats. $135 self trimmed fox trimmed Fur Coat Payments may be divided into four equal amounts Coats will be stored without charge until Nov. 1st. A. a Floor, Central Betiding, Other A.

S. Store News on Pages 7 and 12;.