Law 0: last Nor-alt wont
w in tho vicinity of Secs":
lama, plan to hold a picnic at Boton
BUS . lm on Hands! Luustl, They will
engage a private car. and start for the
YC ” “0‘ m n’fil Point about 8 o‘clock in the morning
Y ! and arrive home about 6 o'clock in the
‘ _§ afternoon. This picnic la an annual
E affair for these women, and much en-
‘ioyment has always been gained by
or n"
can
‘ those who have made the trip, in
, A. HASSEN 1 .former years. It is hoped that the
. picnic will be as successful this sea-
f" “ y.- ll“. Cor. M A“ i E con, as in past years.
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A surprise party was tendered Miss
‘ *Anna Mac Angelman. last evening, at
.her home on Van Zant street. Miss
Angleman son moment! from her
surprise however, and games were
played until a late hour, when refresh-
ments were solved. The guests do
parted all declaring Miss Angleman a
charming hostess. Those present
were the iMsws Roberta Ferris. Lillian
and Edith Gonzales. Florence Dutcbets,
Marlon (lormley. Lorene Bel-tine and
Canialoupes
and Watermelons
Mankind-clam.
M8 and Vegetables every t Mae Angelmuu. The messers W.
“y Gay, L_ Walsh. H. Angleman, E. Mc-
' 4 Genry, n. Scalrl. J. Jilaon, 0. Angle
* . man and G. Riordan. ‘
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The East Norwalk improvement Aw!
aociation hold a meeting, yester—
‘ilily afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
Henry J. alson, at Seaside Place.
“The report: of the library, relief and
Community Hall committees were.
,read. The report of library commit-
,tee proved that 300 books had been in
5 circulation during the summer, which.
‘rconsldering the small financial back.
ing of the library. is a line record.
'Many people in distresn have had
help rendered them by the relief com-
lmlttee. In one cane a sum of $30
was given to a worthy person in need.
.The fund from the sale of bricks,
which will be used in building :1 com-
munity hall, is growing rapidly, but
the exact sum of money collected
Telephone Us 1522
We Deliver
NORWALK
Edward Beers is enjoying a days
. . a sin
area's abduct. saw. I
and all at the children have been ea-‘Clliof Green wants ill-gnu excito-
. peeinlly warned. Willie m m or meat. let bill station himself at the
{mum in remote, the corporation (an of the hill at Go junction of the
bought a cowl-we to be on the safe Post Road M the 014 Km“, with
side. and take extrema m, u “y It Newton. Saturday on Sun-
’WWLIOMWMW darlandhewlll aoonthinkthalheia
10‘1““ occurring to Tam you“ ll New York, ll WWII and 3M4
Street, but we advise him to stand 3‘.
‘one side. and not in the center of the
road. if he is anxious to stop the
speedera or tia point he had better
bring the whole Darien police depart-
ment with him, and we are sure the
residents of this section would back
the "force" up inany armata for 3']
automobillats who do not respect tit)
law.
‘ DARIEN
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pqoaoron
The posts which were put up at the
top and foot of the hills on the Post
Road at Noroton, over a year ago, by
the State Highway Department, are
Just as they were when first stuck in
the ground, with the exception tliat
last spring a man in a wagon came
along and painted them white. As
these algn-poatrare put up only a few
feet from signs which the town put up
at these dangerous hills and curves in
the Poat’ROad, after lhe papers (‘all-
ed attention of the great need of signs
at these points, we are not wonder-
ing although we are .tot curious! to
knows why these State pasta are be-
ing left so long with out any word-
ing on them and what it will be
when it is to be seen, The! car . be
f‘danger" signals for they would 1'
“in“. new,“ purchased a number useless so close to those already in
on! rare books in New York, a few place. We suggest that. if the State
days ago. Walter bellowed in “Pro- Highway ”WWW!“ h“ “deserted":
parednena," and as he expects to get ””59 P05“ Oil? flood friend, Manager
married in the near future, be is pro- Potter 0‘ "’9 Connecticut COMM“!
vidillg for his new home. take possession of them as they are
along his tracks, make his patrons
The Darlen will play the. Spinners. along the Sorwalk-Stamford division
'1 Fall River, Mass” Sunday. The happy. also help fill his cars between
battery for the Darla!“ will be Fred Stamford lid liariell by painting on
Smith “d Jmph 14-111, The 100‘. these sign-posts: “To the Publle~
teams have made a “a showing m all On and after—w, the fare between
0‘ the games played ”“8 year. and it Btamford and Darlen will be live
is expected that they will make on “nil”
Spinners all up and take notice. ‘
Harry Slickton has purchased a new
Overland automobile. “1‘“
James Combs made a trip to Bridge-
port, yesterday, in his motorboat, the
May,
Wallace Heath, of New Canaan, is
the guest of Walter Deveral, of Main
street.
Representative Charles E. William-
son, of Dnrien, is attending the legio-
lalive reunion at Coaey Beach, New
listen. today.
“(a
E mention. Benjamin Celia ll substitu-
1" ding for him.
The "Swordfish," a sailboat owned
‘ byAlberth-ib, is hauled out of the
L “water. and will be renovated and
‘9 Jointed.
, The evening services of the East
:Innue M. E. Church will be held to-
mow evening. Rev. 8. P. Fairbanks
fill! be in charge. .
Rev. B. P. Fairbanks has returned,
-_ :31! his home on Rowan street. after,
.mndlng two days visiting friends in.
manuals. N. r. l
mu Lillian Dodd, Miss Ruth Wat-l
ion and Misses Marion and Mildred}
“Witt, left for Waverly. N. Y.. yes-
darday. where a month’s stay will be
tailored.
«to r“. gflarbart Carr and Robart Other
,; 6‘9th the game between the
" Giants and Pittsburgh at New York
U My yesterday. Mr. Carr was very
-.ucb disgusted because the Giants
,5 fishn- balanflrmbackaroftbaNaw.
‘ ». ion-k team. They made the trip to tho
and, in Mr. Carr’s automobile.
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‘novar receive any visible .rsturn.
could not be stated because of all the
__ 'l‘he"ltallan Villa at Brookslde Drive,
returns will not be in until August 15,
The Association can well be proud of The. l'larien Free Library will be f:’““'£fh£ "Ml?" (fitmen call the
the work that it has accomplished. “0““ altar today for four "99k" “ aatla, utuwb on the owners call
Few other clties have women so wil- During that ume,lllsa llall, the “hub The 70'8". bit- been sold to a
ling to sacrifice their time and give tan. Will first 01110! It 1W0 “’"ks' “‘ wealthy manufacturer, Hen” 1- Bm',
money to something from which they tattoo. and then spend another two taln. 0‘ NO- ‘0 BPMWOY. lfew York.
weeks at the State Arlcultural Col- Tht‘ OWN“ and “'ehltect. James (‘.
lee at Stom .whero a convention Green. doalguedtbe dwelling for his
and summer school for librarians will borne tad. While lt-la moat lnlomllnl
be held. u I modem Intention of old medlae-
. val traditions. m gloomy low ceil-
ROWAYTON During the afternoon. Sunday. when lugs, tllcd doors, winding stalrwaya.
the Post Road was full or pleasure balconies and tumu. and "on a
‘ seek-era driving their cars along the w. chamber-.9 "may My.
John MdCormack returned yelter. pretty stretch between Norotou and sun the grounds are really where Mr.
day from a business trip to New Darien, many '9" “00‘9" Green's genius is shown as a land-
Yorlr. city, to see a man with a team of bones scape architect, The brook has been
attains a dud ham over the Wild made an important feature, hangout.
on in few old pol" and no comma mg the most of the feudal cutie, and
whatever. The carcass Ill!“ 0‘" 0“ the natural bluff or knoll has given
each side so that the machinaa had opportunity for a ”m“ of wondflm,
Miss Florence Blue, of Rowaytml.
has purchased a twentytwo foot l’nl-
mer motor boat.
Mrs. John Shepard and family. of
Tokonake, loft this morning for a
month's stay in the Adirondack moun-
tains. ' ,
The Tokenclre Red Cross society
met yesterday afternoon at the Toke.-
neke club. The regular bandnglng
work was continued. and also were the
to turn out to pan it. the horse avi-
dnnlly had been dead some time. Why
the responsible party ovar picked out
the middle of a Sunday afternoon.
when the roads were full of traffic.
’ Is a mystery. Anyway, there was no
‘cxcuse for the way this boraa was
dragged along without any covering.
It should have been carted away in a
covered wagon.
tetrttcca, the uppermost plan being
wrought. Into a myngular swimming-
pool, with pergolas on three «idea.
The romantic silo t attracted the no
tics of lira. John, McDonald. who
leased the propartf. last summer. in
order that bar scenario might be stag-
ed there. and} whole company of
rwv'wv rlrfure ”to" val-m in- r -
daily, last aummor, acting in various
The Epworlh League 0‘ the habsurglcal dressings. Each lady pays
“Chief Warren 0"", of the Darlen parts of the grounds. which—and this
All,” " Ila-o! ‘ m
ammo-om may}
stay who I. be m; the-
:wimming pool mooted, gmbouesl
erected and water gardens designed,
which will be canon-mated in time
for Mr. Britain to occupy the place
in September. The mantel: in tha‘
house, which were designed by In
Green and wrought in Portland cement 3
have been pictured in a number all
American magazines. liflh'iltain will i
furnish the house completely with
toreign antiques gathered during bin.
tours in Europe. Perhaps the mono
interesting feature of the whole place
is the present imposing 0!!!li
Wliit'l‘ grew out of a little unpleasant»?
mess with the neighbor, who need at
plivate entrance road between the;
two estates in. common with Ilr.E
Green, and finally fenced off his half!
of the road with an inartistic gas-1
pipe barrier. Nothing daunted, In;
Green not his men to work to dig out'
a whole little island in the brook. and
ordered a carload of Portland cemenfi
and dedgued the present attrfitival
intranet: by the brook. and originated'
the groups of statuary that crown the;
huge cement pillars. The result is a
hundred times more inspiring andl
t» aullful than tha- old entrance. Mr.‘
Green's versatility is also shown in
the lsrael Putnam mansion at (teen-
v ich. '
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Pirewo its were enjoyed by a large1
number of both local and Stamford:
people, last chnlng, at the Pointf
beautiful ground and air pieces were,
> ‘i off, and wvro hailed with exclam-l
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Luau Copy or Wrappa‘. nun nawmm colon-v. III roan an.
lztlons of delight by the spectators : ~~~ 1-
Thirty Years
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Preparations for the Rowaytoncar-Y
nlval are proceeding rapidly at the
Point. The tents, which will contain
the ten large attractions, are bein
erected. Horns, rattles. bells ans
other noisy articles are held in readi-
ness for next weekubut the sale of
confetti has been strictly barred.
Bttlmford Forum, No, 2, of the Fra~
teraal Forum league, held a dance at
the Roton Point pavilion last evening.
The Grace orcheatza furnished the
music for the dancing. and it was
much enjoyed by the large number
present. All sxblbltlon dance was
presented by, Prof. A. Volanll and
.uiaa l-. Keegon, both Ol‘ 'utllulh'lu.’
The dance had many intricate. steps,I
which were cleverly porformed by the
dancing couple. Mr. Volantl la the
olpprtetor of a daoclu school. on Ab:
lantic street. Stamford. The dancing
continued until midnight. when spe-
cial oars conveyed those present to
their homes. ‘
AttaooachL oaoup UNVEILED.
WASHINGTON. August 2.—«“Arm-
ed Peace Protecting Genius." an alla-
gorlcal group in marble, was unveiled
on the l'edlrnonl of the east entrance '. James ’ Donnelly '6 South Md“ 3"
of the House alda of the Capitol to-l
day, with formal ceremonies Speaker-5
Clark, Representative Slaydan. of
has been set on Sports C lothes
and every woman is wearing
them whether she is a sports-
woman or simply looks on.
They are delightfully lem- ,
inine and piquant. and
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phone 3!. F;_ church hold a businesslwumy dues °‘ 25 “n“ which ”Ni police department is still chuckling to
mating and social on the church hwnitoward the purchase °t materials. llalf himself that he caught what he calls
M evening. The lawn was prettily
Mica with electric lights covered
of the bandazing is now sent to Uncle a "Stamfordite." “a that Judge 0. W.
83m? troops on the Mexican border. snot-er fined said “summons" 8‘25
Texas. and Paul Bartlett, the sculp—l
ttr; spoke. Congress appropriated
375,000 for the statuary in 1908.
la a real wonder-«comprise only thrae
i-“llw‘a X. Bushman and Bov-
'erly Bayne recently performed there
undor the dlrectlt‘m‘of the bistro Com-E
CENTRAL {mum 3.22212:
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Streets, South Nat-walk.
y‘yfltb crepe paper. After the business,lnd “‘0 remainder 1' sent to the 011- and costs for last driving and being DnnY- During the time the property.
Violating, at which routine details were ‘tente. allies.
3without a license;
but Chief Green
was tossed (and Mr. Green has ainco‘I
TO NIGHT AT THE REGENT
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Room} by day or M“, at moonabla prices.
, .Tbe Vital Question. the big Blua;
'macted, a social time waacnjoyed. ;
macs under the direction of Charles Stringent preventive measures til-cf
Imps were enjoyed, and refreshments being taken by the Tokenelte Corpom‘
"fl the form of iceccream, cake and ,tlon. to stand against, the possible
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brought suit ‘c-fi‘m‘Mfl denture" "\
a medtaeval' church carving), Ill-s.
did not thinlt it so funny when he was
the trttfflc squad last weel. 2‘. Review
Square, and August Scalafalnle of
Stamford came ‘ along and look the era" was held for a long time at $150,-
Ribbon Features with an all Star Cast, 1
including inglnla Pearson. A Real E
treat.
Ivory room well vsntilatad, metric tlghta and an.
Everything am class. ‘
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