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Sunday. munyaailadaroudth‘ mgmmuumem. hm near way who at the eleventh ham-war
, , . professional chauffeur, and must stand
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members d the Country Club aver-y NW!“ Yacht Chi. M N‘desert their links aim; the m by “3‘ who wreached his hip in thei in New Jersey last month trolley
day.
Poht is packed with people on their
way to the Point. and all go in bath-
ing to escape from the tenth: heat.
The call and sliding board are in
lrat daucaadhha. and large sum-I
bore of the yoauer set are always
seen frolicking on than.
At the mm of the commission-I0! the season. is huge numbers,
era at the Electric Light Plant on
Bnyview Place. last night, routine
business ‘waa muscled.
once was also held between the com-
Illulmon and the registrars, Daniel
Keogh and Albert W. Eldrldee, and
plans for the special election, which
will be held on the second Honday in‘
September, were discussed. Definite
arrangements have not been made.
meeting.
A new industry is occupying the at-
tention of the local clammers for a few
weeks. Oyster set. that is oyatcraa
year or more old. are being gathered,
and sold for planting. According to
reports the set is plentiful this year.
and the men are making Rood wages
at it. it is not unusual for one man
to load his boat with forty of fifty
bushels in one day. Round Beach,
long Beach. and Tavern island are
the three places where the set is most
plentiful.
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xBoston have been guests of John Me-
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h'Ml’liom Leppert is having his
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Joseph Fowler. the local boat build-I
er, expects to launch the “Emma B"
Sunday. .
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Harold Rundle Ilfl‘l-l attached a new:
muffler to the engine of the “in."5
The engine now runs smoothly I
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with little noise. it
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Edwin F. Smith has applied for;
membership to the East Norwallt‘
Yacht Club. and his application will
be voted upon Monday. at the regular
meeting of the club which will 'be held
If that time, ' '
The registrars of the Third District
bill hold a session at Sultser‘s Barber
Shop on East ,Washlngton street on
Iriday of this week. Chaéges la the:
registration lists will be made. new!
names added; and voters can express?
their preference in the matter of can-I
uses. 1“
John Cabanas had quite an escape
It the fog. Sunday. , hir. .Oabanna‘
left Cockenoe for Dorlon's Point San-I
lay afternoon. and when he landed he
“covered that he was anchored at
Iprites Island instead of Dorion'e
Point How he got there Mr. Cab-i
.na did not know, but he did not
nach home until 10:80 yesterday
morning ‘ ‘
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Cormack at his ’l‘olicnekc Park home.
William R. Wilcox of New York
was a guest of Mr. McDougall-Hawkca
at his home in Tokeneke Park Over
Sunday.
The Tokeneke Club will hold an
Oriental dance on Aug. 12, and Aug.
‘ 23 there will be a play by the children.“
Do Ans. 26th there will be a photo
play entertainment. 0n the entertain. '
iment committee are Arthur Phillips.L
Herbert Wheeler,
E. Milton Royle,
Harry Parker and
Raymond Holland. Hot-om wheeler“
and Edward King were the confined
with E, W. Smith as chairman. for the
‘ annual water sports of the Tokeneke
Club, Saturday. The men had a fifty
yard race. fancy diving, and a canoe-
tilting contest. and the young ladies
had a forty-yard race and a fancy-div-
ing contest. There were also tub-races.
Owing to a scarcity of stone on the
property. the contractors for the new
James A. Farrell garage on Highland
avenue. have bought and are dismant-
ling several of tho- stonewolls in the
viciaity. The walls surrounding the
property at the corner of Highland
avenue have been purchased in toto,
and the stone is being transported to
the site of the garage.
lira. Mary Steward, who is spend-
ing the summer with the Loundes
family in Rowsyton. was a visitor in
Norotpn and Noroton Heights yester-
day. Mrs. Steward will leave this
week for a visit to her old home in
liogansville. Lad, before returning to
how York. where she es in the
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,edbockto Conpowhere other sports
‘wem eaioyed.
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it is reported that man-herd have
struck is this harbor. Thb specie of
Iflsh mulled tine sport for local Isb‘
i erraen last season and they hope that
ithey will be in the harbor for the rest
A
‘mackerel weighs about a quarter of a
pound, and it is not unusual for one
A mg,fmaatocatchiro-aitytooaehundred
mackerel. and so it can be aeea that
falling for them is a very profitable
sport. Peter Grant caught the first
’two of the season Sunday.
i The general and executive adult.
itee from the Rowaytoa lire Depart-
‘but will be decided upon at the neat 1“" h“ ' ””9”“9 with NM
lBailey at Roton Point. last evening.
[After some discussion, the carnival
was called off. The committees and
Mr. Bayley parted with friendly feel.
lugs toward each‘other, as each new
that the other had done their utmost
in trying to make the carnival a sac-
ecsa, but the failure of Mr. Home to
iulilli his contract undermined all of
of the tire company on Saturday eve,
ning, and at this time present the
diamond ring to the most populu girl
in Norwaik. The balloon ascension
their plans_ it was decided. however,
to hold a dance at the headquarters
will take place every day this week.
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days because of an injury to his leg. '
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Green guide lights have been pun
chased and placed along Railroad ave-
nue ' ‘
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Waltcr Deveral. enjoyed a moonlight
sail to New York City on the boat
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The Noreton ball taa'tn,,da with: “
Weir team: may. by score
of 16 to 0.
Henry Foley is enjoying a weeks
vacation from his duties in the Walter
Steward Grocery store at Chicano.
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The New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company has im~
proved the appearance of the Barton
east-'llound sisiion considerably by giV-
ing the road a covering of crushed
stone.
in the ring contest of the Rowayton
Hose Company. Miss liclen Suage
still continues to hold the lead. with
' a count of over six hundred more than
her neamst rival. The coolest. will
close this Saturday evening. when the
ring will he presented to the winner.
at the Hose Company's quarters. The
standing follows:
Helen Savage ........ . ........ . .1614
Anna Jennings .................. 851
Florence Moore ....... . ........ 201
Marlon Coatea .................. 115 -
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Vllnks stated yesterday that
my are" m .9 may. meats were served. The): the- sail.I post load. and the aid interesting Coi- first inning necessitating his discos"
,lohder homestead. which in; club has “who
been using. Now we desire—to reassure
our good triads in Nor-own that. even
it the members and Board of Manag-
ereoftheClullalmald make aaoha
decision Wae Bur: Golf Club will re-
main in! in lip present location for
the next two pears to come. anyway.
Woodway is in such a condition that
it. would take at least two years to
patitinfiapa tenths useofaeiuh
“dole oflhalaadizlg members of
WeaBnraaadoaeoithe owners at
the land from whom the club rents its
no such
move would he made for two your
at tsunami.“ if the club did get
another-course there were enough
members to still keep the Norotoa
links busy. Ind ll all probability there
would be no W there for a long
time to come.
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Thegaraasfori'.c.laymoadoa
Railroad avuu baa beea Inlshod and
is now ready for the car.
lira. Bert Williams of Brooklyn. has
been visiting with her mother. lira.
Dietalso oh Seminary street.
lira. James Murphy of Noroton he:
been the ”51“)! her daughter. lira.
Morrison. near Planers Corners.
Mary. the four-year-old daughter of
Mr. and lira. A. E. Stevenson oi Weed
street. has has quite ill at her home.
Harvey M, nail and family of Greet»
wit-ll were in town Sunday. looking
over their raideace on Weed street,
which is undergoing ropars.
Herbert Schmidt is pacovering from
the’etfects of an operation performed
upon him at his home on Seminary
street. last week. by Drs. White and
Homeclter.
CM, " ia,,back on the
, . ‘ ~ much soil-r.
and canhik better. alter under.
going several operation on his throat
for the removal of tuition
A large number of young folks
tour-eyed to beaches within a radial
of twenty miles from the “next sts~
lion.” Sundays and tried to keep
themselves cool by bathing.
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Dr. B. H. Keeler and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Davis. Mr. and Mrs B. H.‘
Kocler. in. J. M Stillman and Mr and
Mrs. B. A. Wood are spending the week
canlping at Labs Waccabuc_
Augustus Bulltiey, who over a week
ago, was hit between the eyes with is
halted hall oil the first base line Was
at the New (‘snaan-Yorltvule game on
Saturday but this time did not take
any chances. He did not keep him
self exposed but instead sat in the
grand strand behind the wire netting.
Mr. Bulkley‘a face is still quite badly
swolen,
The Yorkvillc team from New York
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can killed one person and wagons kill
George Stevent, who has ed “,0 "I.“ _ '
h“ 3 lttle experience behind the bat, Grade crossing victims in July num-
was plot-allowance to put on the mask‘ bered sis in New York mm, and mu,
,s'ad protector and did very nicely.j in New Jersey.
His work was of such an order that;
with a little more practice at this po-i
sltion he would be as fast as we best! L'WK ISLAND “0118'
01 them. Link pitched and wheld the Judge A. E. Austin ha. been at his
heavy butting team from the bi! Cill’[cottage for several weeks; he is re-
down to the minimum of hits. New pidly improving from his recent sick-
L‘ansan lost several good chances to aces and will soon he as we“ as ever.
score "but their inability to hit at the At the Judge’s 0mm are: Robert R.
9'09" time caused their downhll. ‘Senseman, of Detroit, Mich; Jack
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36 KILLED BY AUTOS. 'Lu‘ 3.“ d”.
~ l Dr. George F. Poole now rashes his
thus is Deadliest Miner New York mp “M ‘0 t” Norwalk Yacht
Has Iver Known - .
- . V' . Club daily in his speed boat, the
Figures made public Yul «Jay ly “Zip." “Zip, what’s that? Why,
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the ational Highways Protective a0 that's the l g I over.” “zill-
ciety indicate the present summer is “p '3.“ that’ Wh that's the doc-
becoming a record breaker in automo ‘ ' in back " y’
bile killings in this city and state, says or com 8 ' _
. . . The bungalow cottage is occupied by
the hew York Viorld. .
. . , Ir. aad Hrs. Edward D. Randall, of
Lil July. in heu York city. thirty- Sou h N al d trio (1 f Bo-
sia persons were killed by motor with I out kt an n ' mm
’ wayion. They spend much time ca-
"noeing.
Mrs. H. A. Tilion, of the “Red
House,” entertained quite a partylast
Sunday. A delicious clam chowder
was prepared and served on the
porch, while a string orchestra from
New York city furnished QXt'cIlrnI
music. Captain William J. Schlkt
brought the party down in his yacht,
ties. as against twenty-four in
trial.
Of the victim last month. :tinetoen’
were children under sixteen.
Trolley ears also are growing more
deadly in town the total killings tor
July having been eleven. as against
live in July, 1915.
‘ The wagon fatalities were three lost 3
‘nonth. as compared with six in July,
~19” .tlie "Milly 8.“ Those present includ-
lnthe ilrttt seven months M1916, the“1 Mr. Ind Mrs. Henry C. Frocb, lir.
‘autonnhilo killings in New York city End In. William Schlltt. Mr. and
ltolalled 188. in New York state, out-,Mrfi: Edward 1- Heyfron (",hn have
side the city. they totalled m in the lust Muted from their honeymoon
same period. The July auto killings trip), Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bach.
were thirty~aeven in the! state. out- Edward G. Frocb, Miss Tessie Chait-
aide the city. as against thirty-five in‘dler. Edward ti. Shields, R. J. lit-Ah,
’Juiy. 1915. One person died by a troi- listei, Jr.. George F. Holloway. Rob;
ley car and one by a wagon. m l. Page. lira. J. Frank Lemon and
The continued increase in automo- lira. Tiiton.
bile killings in New York city and .-
state is largely due to lack of a law
compelling owners as well as chauf—
feurs to stand examination for a li-
cense, it was said yesterday by Harry
‘\\'. Cornell, secretary of the Protec~
tlve society.
"As the law now stands,” he said,
"anybody may go to a dealer. buy any
ltlnd of an auto. new or old, and dive
it out of the place and go away with
the machine. no matter how little he
knows about driving. He is free to
roam the city at will. Those people are
a constant and growing menace.
"The' traiilc rules at the city are all
right. and so are the traffic police.
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A most usedioul par
jump from a ballon was rude Y
do! by Eddie Philips; seisatant to 3
Johnnie Mack, at Ruton Point. A
the balls»! was lilaltd, Mr. Philli',
grasped the owes be: of the band":
and order his helpers to Ill go. ' "5%”.
balloon him into the air at a mi.
minute clip, and was nearly out ..
sight in a few moments. Mr. Phil _
appeared to be about the size offi.
spider When he reached to height d";
2500 feet, Eddie lamented the gas v“
lve of the balloon, andde oils.”
ing to the parachute. For a distane‘
of about 100 feet the parachute faib‘
to open, and the many spectators be!
gall to get flightened. The rush of aid
caused by The weight of Eddie fl“
ally caused the parachute to open and-A.
Mr. Philips dropped to safety on M.
William J. Kent property, as Hick ‘
Bluff, and was taken to the Point
an automobile. The balloon drifted
until it reached Wilson's Point'wb
it dropped into the water, and w
picked up and towed to the Point MI
two young men in canoes. f
A Johnnie Mack has two asisstaata.‘
Eddie Philips and Albert Scotton, an.
has managed a balloon act at Savid
Rock for it years. Mr. lack an
that the act is a dangerous one, M
if precautions are taken to fold th‘
parachute in the proper manner, ‘-
risk is reduced to a Minimum. B!“
elated that the gas from the fumes liq
burning gasoline and naptha are used
to inflate the balloon. During till]
latter part of the week, Mr. also“
hopes to take a local ‘girl up in
balloon with him. Taken as a wnnie‘:
this act is the best that has. apparel;
at the Point this season. and is we ‘
worth witncsnns. Another exhiblli
will be given this afternoon at ‘3‘
o'clock_ .
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