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Harold Cox, the local coal dealer.’
Is carting crushed stone to the city
lamp on Water street.
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Albert Wood, the local contractor, is
building a house upon Quincy street.
John Millisy is doing the mason work,
William Plunkett, who has been eta-t
played in Slveiton, (‘onn., is spending a
Ibw days at the home of his parents
on Cove. avenue.
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Robert Carpenter, of First street. is
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home of Mr.
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he will soon recover. ,3 i
John Richards, who is employed in
Jackson's Meat Market, strained hts'
hack, yesterday, lifting a large pieéel
d beef from a hook in the ice-boa.
Bertram Weed and family, who have
been spending a few days in Nyaok.
N. Y., have returned to their home on
East avenue. They report that they
had a good time. . ‘
The lschoda Club will hold its an-
ml clambake in the club headquart-
ca on Sunday. A fine time is expected
In the members of the club.
M. Dunne, the East Side hardware
dealer, received a letter from William
Etchtlor, who is spending a few weeks
h Ridgdleld. Washington. William,
upmts that he is in good health and?
that he is enjoying himself every min-
do.
The Campfire Girls will hold a peach
the'
lotions will he in order.
attend will have a line time.
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P. H. Fielding received postal cards iy visited friends at Scott Cm.
fran Norma Wigglesworth and his ‘
band of "sailors" who are making a tanned from a visit to Brooklyn.
trip to Lake Champlain on the launch
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ished. among. piano doles. and mellow.
at them cottage h aiavfl'hereare'aha’d
Those ‘daya to spend the hammer. Ethe Daria gran.
Mia-ails _ 4“ f Jua- in.
” _..h-Juul..Cand. the m singer. whol
mammogram.” «dressy umnl
,bet her 850 she would not jump into
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water head first, creating much excite .
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“Lillian M,” this morning. They re— The Ladies‘ Auxdiary of the Not-o.
apart that they have reached Tarring- ton Heights Fire Department are plan~
ton, N. Y., and are having the best sing a picnic by auto van to Savin,
;time ever_ ; Rock.
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“"9” 3“"“1'89' Pm”? Vomee'lnr. and Mrs. iiarold n.
and Arthur Lee are to establish a camp mm].
at Cali ”NW“- “0‘1‘3- The-V harem” sister lllrs. Shem oi Philadel-
built a portable cnmp which can he Phi! ’
easily taken apart and put togetherg i
‘Bwnynf‘"P“°‘~“ ‘0 be 51““‘a’d' whiie‘ Edward Siau‘son of the Heights has;
PM and A” “”3“ to the “met work been entertaining his parents. Mr and
attached to the camp. tThe camp is Mrs. '
to he named "Easylife," and if memfew days. ’
young men live up to that name, very' 1
little work will be accomplished.) ’
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson have
AN” ‘fhome at the Heights.
10f Brooklyn, who is now occupying it,
. with his family.
lseveral days with T. M. Collins at the
[been entertaining Miss Ella Anderson
R 0 T O N E Miss Mary Ward's property on Long
The road to Long Neck Point is now
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:of Danbury for a few days, at their
'Xeck road has been sold to a Mr. Doty
open.
William Brunke of Brooklyn, who
has bet-n spending two weeks with his
Miss Bet-tie Weed has been visiting daush'er, Mrs. (‘harles Scofield. at the
at 1:an Myer, Va. 1 ilwigitts. has returned home.
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llr. A. ll. Stroitmann of the Heights The Rllt‘y house M Long Neck Point
has returned from his vacation. its occupied for the summer by Mrs.
-—-—-— iit‘rnncis~ G. Gorham of New York, an
Joltttl), Crimhtlns. Jr., has returned‘attttt of Mrs. Garvin of the Point.
from the Piattaburg training camp_ ‘
, Mrs. A. G. Jennings of Park avenue,
Mrs. William Lord is entertainingvhns opened her summer home, which
her little granddaughters from Newvshe calls "One Hundred." on the lor-
York. ' litatn Pond'road at Nomton.
Miss Dorothy Waterbury, of thei ‘
_ 1 Arthur ililtbins has returned from a
Heights ha“ been entertaining “ mus” couple of weeks spent at his bungalow
in from ”05”")- ?at Pine Grove. lie is taking up some
wepciul studies, expecting to enter col-
t .
A new electric sign has been i'tstalt [My m the fall.
ed at the Collins restaurant at ”1'” _
Heights. i Mr. and Ml‘i. Andrew Carnegie and
Miss Margaret Carnegie have left
tllrick House" for a cruise on board
Mall Carrier . Mclv'ernan of the Hol-
diers' Home has returned from his-'1’“. surf which my) h‘yp chartered.
vacatlon. .They were in New port yesterday.
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Mrs. M. Weed of the"Heights
tertainina Mrs_
«ter, Miss Lida.
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fi 9"" Mrs.‘ Murray Hamilton, who has
Rorke and her (laugh. been visiting friends at Bridgeton, .\‘.'
'J.. is now at Karim-t. her former
. p4 a A - home, where u- w party is lo be
lchafd Christopher of Montclair. gm.“ in her hon a, the town's mol-
spent the weekend at the home of 1c“ society, .
friends in Norman,
Mrs. A. (l. Jenings of Park avenue.
M” Britten 0' New ““5": h“ mnv- New York, has rented the Mllgrew
9‘ ““0 3““ Emma H- Ilelafieid's ”d house on Coliender's Point road for
“0““ on Dell “"9““9' the season, nttd is now occupymg it.’
llirs_ Anson Phelps Stokes and her
William Zcigler ‘3 “0" 3“" about daughter, .\liss Helen, of Noroton, haVe
town in a “9" cream-colored Uwcn arrived in the Adirondacks from
magnetic ’“‘°m°b"°~ Ridgefield where they have been
spending the first part of the sum-
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' Mrs.- Charles Peterson
daughter, Miss Nellie Carlson, visited
friends in Danbur)‘. Sunday.
The Daricn Campfire Girls are dis-E
appointed. They expected to go to
Jeremiah Siauson of Wilton, for"
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Another pleasant evening was en-
Rotvaytun spent the week with ML, joyed under the direction of the board“
Fol governors at the Tokeneke tumor
and Mrs; William Faveraham.
‘ . fon Saturday, when a carbaret Silppci
deard \‘leed ‘5 “0" settled for the and danoe was held. Europe's colt-rel
rest 0‘ W 5‘1“” in his bwluwloichcstra of New York city furtuehezi
on Contentment island.
. city, catered. More than 200 incur
hers and guests were present. A reg
;uiar dance progam was
and in addition thereto, various mem-
jbers present grave exhibition dances.
lThe ball was prottily decorated with
W. '1‘. Ruth fid tamily, of Washing-
ton, l). C., have taken the Tetard cot-
tage for the balance of the season.
Mrs. Samuel C. diorrison of Rowdy-
ton spent a day lhis week visiting
friends in Norman, which was former-
iy her home. ‘ Iexhibition dancers.
Dr. and Mrs. 'E A. Adams of New
York have taken bungalow on the
“river" at Tuteneko Park. and are
moved in.
The Rowayton Hose Company will
hold a carnival. at Roton Point, during,
the week of August 7. For some time
the company has been in need of a
new apparatus, but didn't know of any
Russell H. Budd of the Norwalit
Yacht Club has purchased the racing
yacht Virginia and will enter it in
events of the 14mg island Sound Rac-
ing Association.
“L’JLLJ' llt‘i't‘SFHZ y to the project. Man-
l'gtf Neville lluyley, upon being up
pealed to, with his linuhl sympathy
with a worthy cause, agreed to allow
The Douglas “in”! Of Spuyten Duy- the file company the use of the Park
th music and Msresi, of New York.
arranged ,
Chinese lanterns and a spotlight male;
even more effective the etiorts of the
means by which they could obtain the
| Mrs. Walter Chiids Wood and Mia!
Eleanor Wood saw a tra, Friday after-
noon.
(‘hauning l-‘roihinghaln has been sen
iously ill at his home onahe Lambert
Road.
an; Winifred Hall is visiting Mrs.
(‘iinton Elliott at the Kent
Greenwich.
House,
Mr, and Ira Wilhelm H. Cary are
,le-V‘“ taming Miss Bertha swctmett of
i ookiyn.
Orville-Ill. Tobey and (‘iamuce ii.
. Holmes have joined the July encamp
‘meot at Plattsburgh_
Mrs, Ralmond E. Streit is spending
the week withMra. Roscoe (loodcii,
in Lawrence Park, N. Y.
In. Lewis ll. mpham will give a
bridge party on Friday afternoon, in
honor of Mrs. Jack Laphum.
lira. C. 1' Holmes and Judy and
Charlotte Holmes have gone to t‘iu-
cage for a visit of several weeks.
vii, have taken the Shepard cottage for a week and give them a generous
at Tokeneke for the remainder of the pun plane of the money lake" "“1““
summer, in); the week. John Mollie, oi New
—-~——— pork city. a man who has had it'll” Of
The Rowayton Drum Corps has lib-‘t‘hpel'lence in the carnival business,
ceptcd an invitation to be present {ills-Last tic-”l secured to take charge 0"
evening at the Carnival and Fair or [he affair.
m“ Ulil‘lPJ 3m liephrtment. Th" an entertainment in the form of a cit-
(‘OI‘DB will leave ROWUIOD 011 “I? 7330 (up and several other excellent acts.
trolley. um". 'Rowayton Band will also give con.
lc. :1: during the day and evening. llai.
Owing to Saturday evening's activ- 100“ ascensions will be in ordeal“)
it) at the Casino, be finals of the mix- ascension! each day with parachute
ed doubles tennis tournament. which limits. Special days have M." 501
"9'“ ‘0 “"9 h‘f'“ “we“ ”“9"“.‘3 aside on which the different sections
we” indefinitely WWW¢ 1‘ is I""‘Vuf this town and Stamford can hold it
sibie that the iotrnament will be {in (clchtation _ Norwelk,
“he“ on Wedneatlayof this week. Hogan 9: South Norwaik and East
""""'"'_ ' .Nozwa'k. Thursday, Allin!“ 10; Dari-
r‘ttrlher comptu nts have been re ”L Saturday. August 11, and Stain-
ceivcd by the mud 0' governors 0‘ ford. August 12. Votes have been plac-
the Tokeneke Cation, regarding the id on “dc in many stores. which Will
presence 0! doga'lround the rooms "t be sold for one cent each, and used In
the Casino. 'lherr is a rule in fon‘etvoting for the most popular girl in
strict, ["de mm a practice Md Norwalk. The one who is so laminate
the governors hate issued warning as to be the winner of the contest. will
that it must be '"my adhered to. the presented with a diamond ring.
. ; <~ - ~ ' r .. . i The names 0 (those on the commit-
?” ”‘6‘“ a“ h“ “a“ “Reba which will direct this adair am»
Mr. Nufi'le plans to have
Wednvsday.‘
lir. and Mrs. Bernhard Ellel'lll‘t'wlli
'ot' Brooklyn, are spending a vttcattot:
with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Raymond oi
Weed street. - '
Mrs. William Glynn and her nt‘uil‘
horn daughter, returned from \lntcr.
bury last week to their home on
Green avenue.
,u Lawrence Coleman of ilidgciicid is
spending a few dayslwith his granti-
mothrcr. yrs. Andrew liersam of Seth-
inttry street.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘_ 8. Raymond and
lilies Elsie Wheeler spent Friday eve»
.ning at Wilton where they enjoyed a
grand display of fireworks,
Mr. and Mrs. Ulrcnso Picabia, who
have been spending the summer at the
Hampton inn, have gone to Newourgltl
for a month‘s visit. ‘
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'und their children are spending sever-
al weeks at the home of Mrs. William
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floor-fertile precept ’aeaaon saint-r “(wave 0 m E. L swvms': , .
luvs cm, a, Danna. president: near a. L. my“, a, a. Mun. 9 Mr. and Mn. Edward Wafliwell and
If! C. 39.0“. secretary; Franklin i.yn-; Committee on "081%“. ROWiIDdJV‘Ihh‘K MW. Wardwell's mum. 1),..t
ch. treasurer. 0:) July 29 there will M E. L meven'. .and M11 SIMQI Lloyd. at their sum.
a shirtwalst dance and it midnight Committee on Bill Posting-H. A“
swim. (in Aug. 5 there will be water ‘
sports; on Aug 12, an Oriental dance; ’flfkn' }; [EMS]: 1‘ H' Pl‘ugfij' A’
on Aug 26, "movies," and on Sept, '2. Tin er, ‘ ' evens. I m y '
another ball. Committee on Tickets-E. “. God-
frey. H. D. Bryan, Dr. W. J. Moore, H.
Among thoae who arrived at the To» .Ack'r“ 0' 1.80mi. " B. 0:011”; E‘
keneke ion. the last of the week, were 1" Stevens, Rowland. '- “c 9' '
Mr. “"1 M". Mouser! (Inn of New Press Committee-rm. W. J. Moore.
York. If. “a Mrs. It a, Mathew, Mr. N. Bayley. O. LIClark. C. leanings, E.
and am. William Forepangh, an. my 1- Tinker.
Mrs. Dwight Robinson, Mr. and 11”.. Queen Contest lettee—E. L.
mer home on Brushy Ridge.
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l Derby Rogers has returned from it
stay of several weeks at Atlantic City
and has gone with his sister, Miss
Katherine Roger. to the isle of Shoals.
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Mr, and Mrs. A. J. L‘ottler were
guests last week of Dr. and Mrs. R.
H. Neide. They occupied the medley
home on Smith's Ridge. for several
seasons, but are now building a sum-
Bathers have been enjoying Pear camp today. on the edge of n“, Rippo Herbert Dilaic. Mr. and Mrs. Paul 'i‘sr- 3‘9"". O- 1' Clark. 1!. F- “mm" P mer house at Rye
Tree Point during the warm days of wam River at the Old Wire-mill Cantp’
1161 W991i. Vii-“0|“ 19“ 0‘ s‘hlfl'k‘l- near Sunnfmd. but Mrs. Arthur Phil-j
lips of 'l‘oltenclte Park. who has I‘J'_
Emil J. Lance 0‘ New York 13 °°‘ pervision of their plans and takes:
cupylng MTS- Bertha Schluters, West much interest in the welfare of the'
avenue cottage for the rest of the Campfire mm of Day-[en and Nero-
season. ton, states thttt, on account of the
‘ had storms of the last week, the big
Mrs. Leslie Combs Bruce of Green- tents on the camping grounds are out.
wich. Mrs. Bruce's mother. Mrs Aim of condition for occupancy, as they
Harriet. have arrived at Watch Hill, h"vt‘ been totn by tité storm and it
Edwin L Hartford. at after an automobile trip from» Grecn- will be impossible to get new beat! by the Sound from th; olubinoroomeio- lm - . ‘ '
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house the last of the week. She was.
Mr. and “I1. Eugene Sayre. “1.. Oakre, ‘Dl'. W. J. “m, H. FONS“)
Chas. Gather. C. R. Forty, El. Acltartfl
C. Bowman. I. Rowlanda. F‘Jlills.
her.
and Mrs. De Xyes and Mrs. Rohoda
Holmes Nichols.
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For $50 and a dare. Milo Givenen he!l UNCLMMED DEPOSITS.
Oaliicnne of Tokeneke Park. who la a‘ “”3“ County Savings Bank 0;
good swimmer and an aflilete. lumped if??k;?m'k 2:“: Mt: i
t . a Cl b—‘ ' - . W 1
into he Sound off t e Tokeneke u ‘garet r. realdenoe' unknown. 0th-!
on of more than use are: Ann O'Ma-
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dared by Mrs Hartley Manners m, B ‘ ”0-“: W. Howe.
whose company aha was . to dive into
A fuae blew out on the motor out
train leaving Stamford at 5:07 Friday
evening, and as a consequence several
of the early evening trains were de-
layed. Steam was used until repairs:
could be made. ‘
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Mrs. Ernest Lee Connant has been:
giving a series of luncheons. Lost‘
week's was a farewell to Miss Marsh?
all, the lectures, who has just finished
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$9106 bi‘allherdassi: “‘
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“'ASHIMJTON, July Ids—"“3 1’
mini of shipbuilding as an ”it“
'indu:tr,\ is emphasized in awn 0'
'h‘atigation’ statement today. mints
that the country's shipyards H “d"
construction or contract on July 3! l
385 steel merchant vessels of 1,355,755 ‘
li‘Os.» tonnage. Hizh ocean fretht lai-
es proved the stimulus that Quad-fur
led construction within I 1M
Great Britain, although hamper“
by the dtain of war and a .8 I8”!
construction program, still his ‘10
“mill in building merchant-puller
shipyards have under actual ”Strut "
ion now 433 steel merchant shill 0'
1323.33 tonnage, and wool have
more but for the fact that prime
yard: are engaged in building war He-
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The entire world in 1915 hunched
743 merchant ships of 1.20138 ton-
nage. Of these eighty-four, d 177,460
tonnage, “ere launched in lb United
States.
NEW on. WELLS Discomao
“'ASHINTON July '18..“MOVt‘W
of new wells last year beret-ted U)"
production of crude oil in the Gulf
field 57 percent. over 1914, the 31’0““
gical Survv-y announced today. A told-l
of 20,577,193. barrels was marketed. it
gain of 7439.000 barrels. The Texas
in id lllt'lt‘aht‘d 65 percent. and that Of
i.ottt~tana divi.~it.n 24 percent. Abel!-
nine ltundml “rib Were drilled in the
to.t.~tui Mulls during the year.
illmois showed it falling 0" of l3
Deii‘t‘lli, in 1MB p-oduction aid Cola»
Lido tt lo» of six percent: ‘
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PRESIDEN TCOIFERS WITH LEAD-
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\t'AsHtxoToN, lttly ts.—4Shortiy
after noon today, President’ Wilson
went. to the t‘upitol. it was the first
xisit he made there in mould.
At the Capital the president confer-
red in his private room with Senator-
Kern, the Democratic leader.“ it was
understood that the president. is very
desirous of hitting the' workingmen'l
compensation and child labor bills in-
cluded in the legislative program. They
were sidetracked by the caucus. -,,.,
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