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John Donor. aon-in-law or anae‘
EAST NORWALK
1 NEWS
“NAME!”
"4" an! Ire. Richard II. eeaenoy so.
tertnin Many PM
There in nothing better than a good
bout.
F
Raymond. of But avenue. narrowly sheep lake, mentally when that hate
eat-red nerione injury on: nomlog 1: prorated by and; claim experts
wheaetby Zhenn telltothegronad,‘l8 Dillard Benton and Gent Gnome
I dietnnee of about twelve fleet and , Tobey. . '
ntrncll him on the nose. Had the; A50!!! flirty eat down to a shoe
been struck his head he might have
‘euo killed. An it in he annexed a
.fllfit out on the top of hie nose. The
{one of the blow knocked hint over
.Ilaohwardr and he struck his head on
no mood temporerily rendering him
fleonacione. lie wen lent home tor
a. rest oi.’ the day. The accident
, decorrod at hieniee Lookwood's new
hem which is belng erected.
THE ELUKET ”LO. i
-——~.
Well—Known Trunk cabin Cruiser to
‘ be Taken to Wood Bay. 1
The Eisket, one or the best known
fleets in the Nor-walk harbor. wen eold
. moday to parties who, after making
ma lmportnnt chance at Anderson'e
shipyard. will tnke the boat to other
,Ietu'n. The pnrchaaen are '1’. Km
“to, oi’ 595 Lexingtonavenue. New
. york city. and James Koverick. it
“h the intention ot the new owners to
ten the boat to Sheepahead any and
an it as a right loan: yacht.
_, The Eisket was owned or Mrs.
~ George R. VenAlatyne and wne'bullt
‘1'! her late husband. it in 45 [net
ion: and has a twenty-tour horse pow-
‘potatoos. cream oniona.‘ plain, cu-
:cnmhere and radiehen. A most one“
lent tixne wan aloud by all.
hate. ileterlley afternoon. ch. in the
harniln therearol‘thehonledlir.
and lire Richard Sweeney, 6 Hawkinn
Place. The barn wan Ml! Moor-
eted with linen and red. white and
blue leper. presenting a very prettyi
stem. The dinner wen spiudid. and!
loud were the praises tor the excellent
work of the two coon. '
nesilllee the aheep there were awed
Among the party were: '
Mr. end litre. Richard dweeeey and
hail!» Cant. fled. Andersen and teln-
lly. Filed Tyreii and m. William
Kuhn and family, Denlel Ideally and
temilm, Charles Colemanand tarniw
Mu. Iillleodot‘e Ooielnan, hit River,
linen, hire. doneph Bnlith. Stamford.
Mr. and lira. Stewart You”. Edward
Boutell and family. Kr. and Ike. Rabi:
ert McAlltnter, N. Bhieldn. A. Cook.
'i‘honlile Waleh, leesrn. Murphy. Nw‘
wicll. Mr. and In. John Warren.
Charles Drew. llr. and hire. Joseph
McFarland. Capt. Gonna Tobey and
ternily, Mr. and Ira. m Loreen.i
urn. il'ioreneo 0am. Kr. and Mrs.
Robert Brown non tnmily. and Capt!
i
i
Retold Burdett, d m.
the week-end with Mr. and Ire.
3'.
5
Min Mabel Michael, of New Y
spent Sunday with Mr. and In.
A. Brande.
2%
Mine Florence Haime,_ot New York.
was the guest over Sunny of dual
H. 1. Raymond.
'M‘rs. ”Stonebridge and ”it. C
New York, have been spending a tow
days with Meade here.
Mr. and Mn. Froderick Sprower, of
Brooklyn, have taken peeeeaaion it
their bungelow for the season.
Mn. Goalie A. Wells, at Dixie-
wood, N. J., is the meet or Urn. Ella»
nbeth Morrison tor a low due.
Rehab E. Cane, o! m N. 3..
event the holiday and wool-end with
hie parents, Ir. nnd‘ilra. Elmer Cane.
Mr. and hire. Curt lilies and MD-
ter union, of New Haven, limit the
week-end with Mr. and Ira. Prel-
lin Lynch.
Ir. and hire. [Anny (hockett and
non Altred. of New Haven were vial-
torn at the home of A. 8. Crockett.
Rowayton, over the holiday and Sub
day.
There was a large attendance at we
patriotic service at the hiethodiet
Epieeopal Church, yeamrdny, and Rev.
William H. 'l‘homna gave a line not.
men. A number oi war weternu lie
tened with interest to the sddreas, as
n.1‘h0menwaeachaplainduriuthe
war, end is thoroughly familiar with
conditions during that time. The
rnunic twee good. in the evening Rev.
E. 3. Jackson occupied the pulpit.
The. annual meeting of the Vil-
I“ S .
~ e
STAM FORD
The appearance of e (Stamford
furnace will convince you that it
is_ unique ; its operation will con-
vrneeyouthatltismoatusefnl;
and its history will unwise: you
Th
inpintnsinWeldbnmn-'
Mondatheflndetteetien and . .
. thatlttennemdledu
figm.m,nmo.nlhh‘l rote ea
‘ Stamford, and it is so constructed
that the heat which it,
doesnotgoilltothcéel
yen-now mm.m m the chimney. but throughout the
where it belongs.
hwymywboettudedaew
mill and union “won the Rye
and Duiemteerna. Nelly were at-
traeted hy‘thegainesaedaeaedtn
take oertienlar plan" in the Mt
“mutanflnin. «no.
MUM-00W" a! Wfiemer mull amendment-ma
mmnmsuem Denied
m'mmwbmsnd “WALK GONTBAC‘I'INO NOTES.
no me than“ it a branch at eti-‘
meant
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(The Cousin-cu Record.)
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i 11" prediction °' weather prophets, The contract for the erection of
it" “WWW “900"” Iiii-""11”“! on new buildin; at the corner 0!
,Wlih thfi fact that l ”W drops did in “mm“ m “u 90L, tor a. H“.
Juntnbout breaktnat thee with a 800'! deraen and Erwin 00,. line
immmwml MW “;plans are by c. a. menace, m
srcieu. m eeheul chfldren of the Butler Exchange, Providence. '3. 1.,
Center School women the M and and have been described in in pre-
jflm‘h‘d "“1 ‘WWW ‘0 m violin inane. The buildan will cost
Boldivre' Home. When the procession about $21,000.
wee formed by Col. It A. Robbins and;
i“ “Mi ““1“” “'3: n ‘m ‘1 Contractor ll. r. Skeltnn, of Nero-
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”tuna-want» Cine, Month-en.
h many Ileana. Sometimes linen crochd worth need-l house—
the no d I'dh 0‘ I m‘hold linens. The name d the owuer
mu ’1 limited. 5" “In” M,mqybewerhedhletleinnortion used
In to be honored the mono lingo. eheata, pillow on» an towdn. in
chaurhuconaidmm guinea-enrolmen- first eon
.— work the inaertion both ways iron the
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OXFORDS AND PUMP.
mo, mo. em
Sandals .
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Ping cShoes.
HILDRIN'
Glover's Shoe Store
The Var-mall” for 33 your usn.
‘ It'e guaranteed by
Valentine & Camper y
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When
CHAS. E. DOW
Fits-U Eyeglasses
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“Iine. Nearly every yachtsman here-
‘nbonta are acquainted with the good
.. Darker, Staten lsinno. beautiful alfllt to see the boy- and m new“. has convicted the
,the 3"“ (tn white)) “5““ " an °" standing of the Krunch property on
loort to the trend old veteran. The Sprint Hill, “5.1m“ of 1 2mm
. 'laee improvement Association will
w‘ m d M M m ‘0. be held in the libflry it 8:15 on
Should your eyes on
enaiitiee of the boat. it is unworthy
and speedy. it in an excellent trunk
cabin miner and the new owners are
10 be mantel-ted on acquiring seen . tern in decorating aoldiere' arena.- Room . Iteaiar- m.
axood croft. rollover. or the water apent‘the holidny no em with gruwill he goose: ”limo. 7:32. mg, m. “Wank.“ hm"; fl. um W Co. one u a; ”Huston a:
will Met to see the mullet leave Made in New York no. “N D an t, .Cplbnel ltobhine in a very emulate attendees “a “duo" to < Opnoalta Heyt'e Theatre.
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mt the week-end wily-”friends: in i
.. New flayed.
comes lion oi‘ moot-y spent
«,‘lielr-orinl Day and Shelley at the home
entail ”a”. "h. u “.mnw'wedneaday evening, Jena 3rd. An-
mlCle'_ near reports will he read. the di-
rectorewillbeeloetedend thence»
J. Stillman. the Inn Side drum“, fla- of attest liehu tor the coming
, ‘ “W ' ,areaeverni mattenoi impatenoe
: Mimi“ “a. “31%;?“ via-‘10 he eon-lasted. Annual duel".
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i ‘ rpm}. 'm 5.. g reader meeting or Fairdeld County Baptiet W’ A»
the Rant Norwalk District «Commie- MW wae held" at the Baptist
M. an m . .‘cllurth today. The nicotine Opened at
mounted to have made a dew imam
drum cores. mum 6m ill“ of land. New streets have been cut
hr. 190. TIC , In. IMO PM through and the tract cut up into
.ly not may .0» trusted "Id-3m loo balm-e low ‘ .
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manner introd‘ 'mflihe «new ol‘the the m’ '
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winch. The veteran-end the levee m in the hntldiee nominal“.~
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