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um'wwu’mugnnn
nin- Brundage started on afish»
ll; trip this morning, Henna expect.-
thls at making at fine (itch of bitch-
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in East Nor-walk Yacht Club post- ‘l N 0R OTON
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ml its regular meeting which was
00 he held last night, until next
do, evening
Mon-
l Stanley Adana and William Moon
Howard Lowndes, of Seattle: av:e at» copying a letting trip in Maine
nue,lus built a “see~sait"‘toi his child-
Jen on the left side oi his home. The
‘fchildreu enjoy this plea~urc
much, and it is kept in use all
"9” acquired a new ford rmbout‘
the _—.L
J A. Trowhn'dge, jr., of Norman has‘
It Von lent, Cor. Osborne Ave. “we
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The liarien ball team played the
links, of Worcester, Mass, Sunday, and
The East Norwalk Yacht Club (‘l‘dm‘ldcf(a[pd them to {h tune of 10 to 3.
cake committee hold a meeting, ld:t
Cantaloupes
and
And
Watermelons
all kinds of Fresh ‘
Fruits and Vegetables every
day.
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Numerous people enjoyed swimming
it Marvin Beach last night.
The Ajax carrit d a load of furniture
3; to Leslie tiamblc‘s cottage. on- Betta'
‘ Island, this
Mrs. \‘t'hite spaulding. of Senview
avenue, l3ilfiilln£.rt‘l8llied in Leban-
on Conn.
The East Norwalk ,
plant is protecting itself from light-«
morning.
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Electric
hing by installing insulators.
mute Spsultling and. his
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a tour of the New England States.
Misses Grace Toms of Springdtlie {destroyed by fire ‘ecently when thn
: ‘Me for the clamhake which will be
lizeld on Saturday, July 29.
Light
mum of the Baptist Ladies‘ Aid sm-
Frank. of Seavietv avenue, are making ety, to arrnnce for the erection of a a] days.
.njgbt, and general al‘idllgll1~nl~ were Mu. John Gurney 0‘ 01d King'e
Highway is visiting at Bar Harbor.
‘ Me
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l John Boutnn, w ho was formerly em-l
played by the Harold Cox Coal Com-
pany, in East Norwaik. died yester-
day morning at nine o'clock from
consumption in the General Hospital. .
Greenwich, Conn. Mr. Benton was “1‘“ Elizabeth Petrie of the Heights
well known in the East Side.. and his has ”Sign“ 11" position “I“ ll. 0-
,mazty frixnds regret his death ’lx-onnrd.
The Methodist Sundayschool picnic
will be held next Thursday at Roto'l
Point.
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j friends who accompanied him :1 his centi! bought a new Iuwmobile—I
'cruise in the Lillian M. to Lake L‘ham- Packard.
plain. are expected to arrive homo ___‘_
timorrow . According to all reports The young mo of Engineer June:
‘that have been ret'eited from them, Raymond 0f Fitch's Home. has been
they have had a very succssful trip. quite Ul- I-I.‘m
Joseph (lest is spending the summer
Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
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Mn, Everett Bulkley. of it bi. Jt‘itn
final, will hold a cam this with his parents.
.iteinoon, for the hi‘llt‘lll of tho Exist ““5" It Noroton.
Norwalk Improvement. .‘\.--tltl:lll(‘.n. “-
Refreshments will m :crhii l is Tiit‘ C W- Maury house at Noroton
«MW that | large number of Women is occupied for the season by a family
will to present. named Douglass.
p:i:‘:;.,
The Democratic committee of lllt‘ Mrs. A- H. ““5“" h" b9?“ cuter
’i‘hird district met, last “whim-“w tntrlm; her mother, Mrs. Louise N.
‘tinanimously voted to noniinutc lmitiil ”09'me 0’ Baltimore
Keogh as registrar of voters in this “V” .., .
toisirici. For ten wars Mr. Kwnll Jam“ Mead f Gardiner Street,
‘was registrar of \'Oit“.~ in llst‘ Second ‘1 ‘l..llcnnett.of ‘Vw Sork. .
hormon Heights, is entertaining Mrs.
district and has had much tVi)t‘!‘le’*ll(-‘
iii this work. it in certain. therefore. I V
. . ,. Ml‘ 0t Wilt rb
that Democratic politics all] not out. as Dor by o my has been
for in the Third anti-la with .u- Pmmmm‘ h" "m”m' m” 5””
"lk.t k0fl.dl0‘,3 .
Keogh on the job, Councilman lt'l'lM h r ll"! ric u “ lass
Rob! rtson will lirt‘iem the recommen-
dation to the council, this evening and,
in all probability, it will be accepted.
Mrs..ioh:t uiitfncy of Noroton is
‘still at Bar Harbor. where she has
been for several weeks.
. A committee of five has been ap-
‘pointed by Mrs. A. H. Boutwell, presi-
Mrs. William Finch of Long 'Neck
Point has been enterttfining Mrs. iioyt
and family of New Canaan for lever-
.pernmncnt building at the Fair “a
Grounds, to replace tlltuollt tuitit-li was Penrtree ~ Point Beach has been
crowded of late, and many Stanford
and Nanie Batch. of Syracuse. N. Y.. mm“ “mm“ ”"9"“ “‘“M‘l- A" ”W“ motoring parties are seen there almost
who are the guests of l). [1,H0mme_‘\\'ils no insurance the Latlics‘ Aid So- every day.
(lieu of Rowan street, are sightseeing clety stiller-ed a '0“ of "V”. 5“"0 n”
In Bridgept
in today.
Mrs. Leslie Combs Bruce and her
Mrs. O. A. Rogers. M's. family of Greenwich are now settled
the old temporary buildinc. The com-
‘mlttee is:
The district commissioners held .loltn Ellwood. Mrs. l-‘rcd. Hull, Miss for lllt" summer. at their cottage at
their regular meeting at the electric Anna Harris and M” J 15'
last. Mrs Boutwvll will cit-operate
’ light plant.
evening. Routine business was trans. ”19 ecommtttee.
uticd.
Joseph Cornell was
tight, in East Norwalk, by Constable.
’ Selirer, for train riding. The man was
turned over to the probation officer in!
Bridgeport.
Eugene i'ote, an East Side resident,
was arrested. last night.
Roberts. in Kaiser place. for drunken
nose. breach of the peace and resist-
This morning he was fitted 85 25th-
for drunkenness and $5 for breach of
me.
on Bayview place,
arrested,
this morning.
last
by Office?
Walsh. Watch Hill.
with .
They met with the Mrs. Henry 0. Havemeycr. who has
iboarti of trustees of the church yua- hePn Wow York on a short visit is
'terday, and will make a trip to the “OWM'M‘T home 0“ Palmer‘s Hi“.
Fair Grounds oit Wednesday to con- Stamford.
for about the niaiter.-Dn:‘bury News.
t‘a diner Gaynor has resigned his
NOTICE. position with the Walter Steward
‘ . ‘rrrpazty on account of injuries he re-
Tlic (ommissroners desire to sup- . .
(‘Pli‘l u some time ago.
‘ pic-ntent their recent notice rclatitc to
the meeting to be held in 'll.‘ \lii"t"ll
school linusen All resident and non- Eugene T‘ Burgesser 0f horny A“.
resident taxpayers will also be u'imil- :1“: retutrned to his “I?“ in the; f“,
' I i .
ted to the meeting to be held ay,ster.en1tyng a ew wee ‘ vo
cation purging the "n'mple life" at
comnssroxnns Mm“
Jtily
Norman fi'lggleswtl‘lli :tut. in“ John A. Weed of the Heights has fer,
mm; in em u at. John's
,1”. “Nu be: rude. Rev, J. J.
loo-filo.
‘ It. cal Mrs. Edward B Close of
The Butler- nt Rock Ridge, Green-
wich. entertained a number of their
: friends at dinner on Saturday night.
Mrs. W, L Loundes and her young
dam. lda, have been enjoying a
our of several days at home of My.
110““: daughter, Mrs. Chester
Wood of New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Austin of Pound
Bilge, who have been spending secer-
at weeks at the home of lllt'il' son.
Postmaster William 1. Austin of the
Heixbu hate returned home.
Now that work has ”begun on the
permanent road work on upper Mans»
field Avenue, Highway Superintendent
‘Robert. M. Greene has had red “detour"
sign placed to mark out the road to
New Canaan.
Miss Gertrude Whiting and Mlzu
Josephine Davis Crocker, who T?ct-l‘
in the winter at No 1 West 72nd Str‘
New York. are spending the summer
at the Tokeneke inn.
The Campfire Girls of Newton and
Dariel. who had to postpone their
camping vacation on account of the
bad weather. are getting ready to go
camping very soon on the historic old
wiremul site near Stamford.
Miss Dorothy Fitch of Nomion.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fitch,
has joined a party of friends who mo
tored with a trailer carrying camping
outfits and te'tis, all the way to Malnl‘.‘
for a camping expedition.
Mrs, Ernest Thompson Scion and
her daughter. Miss Ann have he
tur'ied from a tisii to Sunset island,
Me, where they were guests of Mr
and Mrs. F. ‘R, llolsington of liye, who
are there for the summer at camp
ilolsinzlon. ‘ '
William Hermann of Ntirotm bad
Just had a fine new motor bunt cout~
Wits—ammonium
We “anyhohlhriinw‘
While accident a the Post Road.
between Dorie: and Newton, about
ten days ago, is Lippi-ovum,
Mrs. Holley n. Seeiy, who owns the
Board Hall inn at Newton, has just.
made a number of improvements to
her own home, which adjoins the inn.
The 'Broad Hall in, which is a very
pretty place, has not been opened this
season for business.
lithe Darien lt‘iremen's (‘arnivm was
a great success, Saturday night, uni
u” well attended. The questio'i
heard on all sides was, “Who will get
the lucky ticket that will draw to!
automobile?” it will be rr'lilt'mbt'l‘wl
that Miss Mcf‘rea, daughttr of the
artist, 5. llarltuess McCrea. drew the
lucky number last year, and tor .30
cents got a Ford touring car, This
year it is a Maxwell.
Mrs, Jacob [Allgé'liith of "woman,"
Greenwich, gave a reception, Satur-
day, to former Governor and Mrs. John
D. Slayton of Georgia. More titan 23H
attests attended the reception. Miss
(Margaret Crawford gave it number of
dances on the lawn of “Walhail” (lot
ernor Siayton is a cousin of Mrs.
James ilarvie new, formerly of Ship-
pan Point.
l‘uusaiiy attractive handmade
posters art- seen about town announc-
ing the annual fair of St. Lukt's
Church. Nototon, which will be hell.i in
the parish home and on the Hillil‘
(-clli grounds on Wednesday of this
week, from 3 to 7 p_ in. A lawn patty
will be bold in the etching. it is «it»
pected illlll, if the weather man will
do his part, the affair will be mole
snctcssi‘ul than any oi" its predcct-ss»
tars—and St. Luke's nut'lril afiatrs
alnwys attract large, tlulnbcrs.
- ‘The reception given by Mr. ntii
'Mrs. J. A. mwbridgo at their home
on t‘ollender‘s Point, to their daugh-
t‘erstulsw, Mrs. Gardner 'l‘towbrtiigt-
and Mrs. Arthur I. Trowbridge. was
i great success. Many guests Were
resent from Stamford, Greenwich and
pleted. which was constructed up”? ."ew York. Mrs. A'rthft‘r'vlsuxk \Vow»
his own property-at Ring‘s End Land;
ins. and is now moored in the harbor
there when not flitting over the waves.
in tbéhbaence of Treasurer George
F. Boone, who is enjoying his anmzut
two weelu' vacation the force at tho
H utte intuit and Trim t‘ompony is so
.bridge was Miss Tufts front California.
.The reception took place Saturday.
inasmuch as a recent issue called
attention to the unsightly appearance,
through neglect, of the little park-plot
near the Noroton postoflve, it now.
takes this occasion to commend lli.‘
overworked that even the clock W marine“ "d ”‘9'?er "“1"" ““3
fused'to'do its duty any longer mew effectively and quickly '13th ”in
Saturday
David .\'. Mather of Gracie Street
has been quite ill for several days. .
When he spent a day in bed. one day
last week, it was it new experience.
$littlc “oasis".in the Post road once
more a thing of beauty, by weedinn
and trimming. ‘
The flashlight from Rotor: Point. or
account or the peculiar condition or in»
for Mr_ Mather declares that he lied"“"“Oi'i’h”e 0" Saturday 3‘5!"- “"‘” "
no recollectionwof having spent a day
that way in all his lifetime
Splendid prORress was mode in my.
in; the concrete permanent pavement
on Railroad Avenue last week. One
eiduof the street has been completed.
and a large section of the other side.»
so that but one or two more days“
work is tmw needed to finish up.
Mr, and Mrs. W. D. Mauwsring or
Sound Beach gave a party to about
twenty at an oyster roost on Horse
Shoe island. Saturday evening After
the supper, all returned to the Edge-
mere cottage for a dance on the ver-
ends.
Dr. Kane of \loroton has his
nephew. Arthur Kane of Brooklyn.
beautiful sight, and could be
_from a large radius. and very plainly
,from Stamford. lt lit up the sky and
Sl‘t‘il
looked very much like the Northern ‘
Lights. As the seuchlight appeared
to be in the north, many people were
under the impression that it really~
was the Aurora 30mm.
,.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Snead. who
'bought the Raymond property in
fNoroton last fall. have inst naniel
their place “The Hearthstohe." This
property is opposite the Wee Burn
links, bounded on two sides by the
Post Road and the King's liixhway,
with Stony Brook in the rear. The
homestead is the typical Connecticut
. canstruciion—built around a huge cc1~
trai chimney, with Dutch oven and all
the quaint cubbies and cranes,
with“ Dr.‘
Come and see what we will give
That's the way to find out
Remember—we sell
What will you take for your old
hard running sewing machine?
We do not send an agent to your door to take your time
and offer you half price for your old machine. We want
to be fair and allow you a full legitimate value for it.
WreFREE
Sewing Machine
(Invented and patented by W. C. FREE)
firms. WEEK’ONLY
SPECIAL TO MOTHERS
Mothen will receive a tiny doll bonnet.
Belding': finest silk and satin used at demonstration.
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co.
soom NORWALK, CONN.
We Buy Your
Old Machine
, $1
A Week
for only a few weeks.
pays the difference.
Come and see us today.
it might rain tomorrow
We are pleased to annnounce that we will have with
us this week W. C. Ellis, the celebrated silk
each lady who calls at store will receive her name in silk.
artist, and
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Dodge~Motor Cats——Rco
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
DIXON’S GRAPHITE GREASE
COMPLETE LINE OF FORD PARTS.
s. L. BENEDICT “
73 North Main St.
OPEN SATURDAY: EVENINGS
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