é Gouge Overton and party hora sall-
' god for Stony-brook, l. 1., where they
will sound the week-and.
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street. fit‘fvwflllt'd by her sister Mrs.j
lhhsna Jones. of New York. are enjoy-i
'ing a vacation trip in Lynn. Mast, the
jxuoau or their Elhlfl’. om. Dwight
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Miss Jeannette \‘auCoc-verlng, form
merly of Ehrt Norwsik. and Mrs. lv‘.l
Butler. have returned to Meriden, am}
or spending a “cell with relatives andi
friends in East Norwalk.
A. HASSEN
I Van Zandt, Cor. Oebom Ave.
Edwin .\'. Voorhees and family, Pet-i
. ter Gusfateon and family, and Wuliam‘
\Kaaka have made plans to hold a
clamhake on one of the islands at thej
.moath of the Harbor. A full course,
dinna will be on the protram, and,i
lfillhllllg will be enjoyed.
SWEET POTATOES
NATIVE PEACHES
NATIVE TOMATOES
PINEAPPLES
CANTAI’OUPES Reports say that m min sailing par-f
. WATERMELONS Eties have ll'l'ddt- thrillsmves very ob-i
noxious to the rwideuts or Seuidoé
ALL KINDS FRESH IPlace by using the private duck onl
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FRUITS AND VEGE.
TABLES EVERY DAY.
{that stmct. ’l‘llr roud loading to the
’ducu, and also the dock itself. is on;
Hate proper)". iilld it is only the court-3
iiey of the on here that the public is at;
Elowcd to use them. Parties singing,
:at all hours of the Martin have disturb'
Sod the peaw ot the neighborhood. and
iii is very possible that thr prhiiegv.
'0! using the dock and road will be cur-i
tailed it the nuisance does not cease?
{at once. '
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" Jock Byrncs has launched the “May";
after milkin’ r
A “pm” | Mrs. Harry Orchard. spent Tuesday
‘rvlth relatives on ilell avenue.
Charles Bates and party are color-l
4..” a blackflshing trip today. h '
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lot the Rings End Fuel Co. dock.
Charles A. lieVoe and wife are cn-' '
.. attaining Mrs, Dei'oe's sister-indan
"’ In, Glover. of White Plains.
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llarxis R. Child: of Rings End
Landing road. recently made a trip to
the village of Woods Hole, Mass.
. barman Wigglesworth and party! ‘Francls Farley or the point has
',-. «love started on a week-end sailins‘mken a position at Smith's wage,
.3". tip in the Lillian M. to Long inland.l Stamford. .Amlel
Miss Carrie Markwl-ll, of Noroton
avenue. has gone‘on a short trip to
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Wlam Naphcl’, John Webb and
Ind Brown are enjoying a sail to
m Jefferson. L. l., today.
William Warner‘s'brotty new house
. final arrangements 11"“ P9?“ made in the Miller'a Bridge section is
It! the lacboda clambake which will nearing completion.
be bold tomorrow at Burchard's Woods ""
The Metropolitan Dredging Co., at
“a _ .. .. New York aftér two months' work
tus b0" Milton totvad ‘ sand cleaning out Zelgler’s harbor at Great
marge from Long Island to Harris and island. I,” left.
Etna coal yard yesterday. ‘
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J" V — ' John Kane. or Noroton avenue.
It“ . The new dwellings owned by Ker-sorter having enjoyed a two weeks'
1 4; W Quillllfl‘. of East Norwalk. - gt: vacation with his old friends. has re
“fill it n. will be ready for occupancy turned to his position in New York.
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avenue. who rented the Orchard cot-
There will be but one service lnltage for the season. have gone to the
.,,’()rlsi Church. Sunday, and that will Berkshire Hm“ "i” 3 “END" stay.
hthenv i . t :3 whenltls
h i on M n 7 0 At a meeting oi the Wes Burn Golf
'- N that the Rev. Kenneth ”“er Club held recently at their club homo
-Io of l\ cstport will olilclate. All are it was decided to remain in the pres.
"flted. that location tor an indefinite period.
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Harris R. Chllds 0! Great Neck,
Long island has leased the Frank
Gorhsm place on-vthe Rings End Land-
ing road. “
7 The Rev, S. P. Fairbanks will have
dingo of the. Men's Club of the East
”Ivonne Methodist Episcopal Church.
'morrow. and now that the Sunday
natural is closed this is a splendid op~
':»Wunlty for the teachers to gather
George Boles of 240 hiilbank avenue.
Greenwich,ipassed through Darien yea-
inrdtty with an automobile full of
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3o. Childa or the Rings End road. was
’l"‘lll:d) of me t‘itlaerza' Savings Bank? 2'
.. looting at the houses of friends and;-
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have gone for a month‘s cruise on WP‘M- The w”
yacht. very gay. Pen-t. "owl-Int!!!”
"1°“ _dthesharka.aaduowdsauw
can there daily. W 5M
Uttmer has an the dick“-
‘tilieves tYi and than at my new
summer visitors. in lemon ls in a
fair way to become Stanford‘s most
lbeautil‘ul and leading ”on. There
’ure only two great obstacles to be
overcome beforc this is a tlct. One is
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James O'Hara. ohaaleur tor Harris
run over and severely inland by
motorcycle recently. He was taken
to the New London Hospital.
Albert Gould Jennings. Jr., at East
(82nd Street, New York. is visiting his the lenient fare on the trolley line
mother on tho t‘ollender's Point Road. I I
Mrs. Jennings is 3 “USMC? 0‘ J01“ :zmfidgu‘ild the a gaming“ «Uriel—I;
l). L‘rimnlins. the well known contract- in Norman. The W trolley tars
or. Inflafli is the biggest detriment to this sec-
tion. and without doubt prevents the
.building up of Nortoton along the line.
'll is queer um the company does
not see how shortaigbted it is to fight
so hard this reduction in tare between
these towns.
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Mr. and Mrs. Romcyn of Michigamj
aYr visiting the Eilhuana on the Point..
Mr.“ llotnel‘n \t‘dn lorutcrly Miss Ros-v
The season or golf playing is at its
height at Woe Burn. Persons that
are in the public eye in this particu-
lar line. often spend a few hours‘
recreation on this beautiful golf
course.
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man the well knoua real estate oper-I "
ator. 3: N0 CHANGES ON WHO. ’1:
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Plavton l‘uldy of the Past Road has; it
it 't‘Elly purcllasua llantismlc tour-t 5;:
-’ .: till‘. Mr. l’uniy has been in the ,3
one time [Amarillo pitcher. was
twirling: in the Southern associa-
tion. l'nt'a arm was about gone.
, but ho had two tunable duets—
1 3'! it good llvu l and a grill motion
1 1'! toward first bone. with which lie
‘ is often caught runner- napplua
x of! the bag.
He hath: poor team behind him.
.I Stamford, for a number of years
back.
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A dozen or so of young men from
this community onloyed a rlanl! 'i‘nv
last week. it was a very plus+_
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ant occosion and mm“ to have. ll anti ill one game “any mode ll it ‘
t l t: t‘ ljuyt‘tl ll)‘ all [m sent. All” ll‘uml" "f ””3 “M. “W “k if
(more iY-ilt‘ his strvice as cook for! * oltpont-nts tkm mm. but when l‘.’
lilt’ occasion_ i” ”I? it!" lulu!!! Nulld around 3:
-——‘ . 2‘! l’llt'a team was loading. 4 to 3. if
Mm. Jcrcmiall 'Klinelcltcr. tor many ’3 I’luhvrti’ was delvrmlncd m 9':
. wars a resident on the Post Road. has *3 “'1“ that mime. Ind he didn‘t ill— t'i
broken up housekeeping and gone to 2‘1 tend to take any chances on the 9‘:
live with her daughter in Stamford. t! tloidoru turban; the bull. llo 2'5
Airs. Klincrelter is aifllcted with cat-.. ls lturht‘tl the first nun up and thou ,3
aunt of the eyes. but is somewhat l3 "$.31“th on “I.“ “339 with “ '.‘
bell" ‘1‘“ ”I“ h" be”- ! 5’! sim- thruw. Then ll. paused tho 2.
‘88 Ft’l'Uiltl lzinn nnl -. . 3‘.
The old Post Road witnessed an un- a; and n... llllfll 'bfii'{§:“£mn‘{:. or
ual loy ride from Bound Beach to .. ' ' "
“f ‘ , ll menu balsamic-ammunition. tit
horoton, \\ ednesdsy night. when the 1' ”ms oudln m. m .
winner of the Buick car at the Fire- . x . a 91 t:
men's carnival-in Sound Beach drove
home his splendid MIG m “mun”. mw~'”""“”'”"”flfi
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lint HE’S cm.
at tho carnival. a bush of suapauaoi “I“. Plank Iayetta Has Never Haul .-
fsll upon the farthest outakirts oti MAM.
the crowd. Thirteen eighty—one calledr _ Eddie Plank realms to ha counted
the volce‘. "W. 0." and then he heal-l out. u, m It the it“ that he
liltPti and twisted the coupon under won't amount .0 much “I. "no“ and
the l-lcctrlc light "W. 0..” be repeated; mutwuda hit-tutti“ the rtioo
, 'Sllanglvard!" shouted a lady's voiooi that he um . ”1 “use
in happy excitement. It was Ira. WA the, “M on I "W in
G. Strangwgrd who regime to the r‘ca [om www‘:rn if?!" 10::
cup. .‘v‘lr. traigtta . Wimn cal M - dupe, (-
“on m, a “Wm “M placed “pm, the hero of Gettysburg wll. .h-k around
Maul. could only y,“- his l‘camin. another ilvc yours. lllapurruloun mo-
tlmrks. amid checrtt an‘. hourly "n maul the other tiny bit connoutcd‘to
plume. Whoa a young man in on pop talk about himsclf. Here in what he
ttlnr as Win. (l. Strauxttund,naturally had to say:
“I've never had a aoro arm, [Fill
the mngrululntiotls lust into tho morn»
when I quit the gumo it will be [m
Pg. but he was able to snatch a low
hourti‘ alt-op. dreaming of the self‘ cause - u... . . .
starter. the push-button that lights the but l'n: $0.25; 3933;: 13:10:11?“
tail—light. the improved way of filling (or n“, mm mm “atom 35‘. tfl“
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lthlnk l'll be prcpnred lo Stu: at homo
the tank without disturbing ovary
bod on the seats, the l-lectric ll H
y “b Pitching is a job. It must he atmilet‘
by the pltr'icr. the moat study the
improved Born. and above all the in-
otller follow. the lantern and then pin
.u . year. And tllcn he woao
i‘s'r: It n! := Gianni?
lllm_\Vllllrlw knows he tanllot ‘ll‘lt
That‘s the way i have pltthcd for {if
tcczl yours. The follow with the first
ball will lzlflt lonrm' than the one will.
the curve. Hi link ll live {not ours t'
a alnzlo curve or slow bull. llnt tin
\rlnuluz [Illt'llt‘l' must have the H-llllll
nation. '2 . 8*“.st lzlx ’cttl 2:) tllé bat
tcr. ".lz‘r'W-l it til-s l-‘uzcst mint. it
you run fill it whom you want. tllcn
vml‘ll \\"\ l‘.“‘l't‘ ' .~ "‘1 than you lose."
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neighbors. When the tellers rose 0‘)
thc stand to announce the lucky num-
ber when tho‘l'tin was running high
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°'--'n Hlnhtvrw t‘nlnmiaaioner lien-
nett has repaired the bad roll; which
were in the Boston Post Road along
the Noroton section. and this road is
now in line condition. Superintendent
Greene 01' Darlcn has put the 01!.
King's Highway and other dirt roads
in Noroton in good condition. and a
new bridge has been put over Stony
. Crook down the 'King‘s Highway. The
dirt, road running along the Post Road“
for use of horse-drawn vehicles. from
Long Neck Point road to William H.
iFitch's_home, has had a new “top
ldrcsning" put on it. and can now be
used for the purpose it was intended
tor. Two new line cement roads are
inst nnmnlotptl in Nnrotozl Heights
PLAlNl-‘chos am romannow.
7 ho Norunlks will cross bats with
the f’lalnflelds, tomorrow attainoon.
it expected.
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Levering from several days’ illness.
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at Amusement Park, and aJast gamsvud m 1390 on the adoption or
N‘l‘ar J08
”drool when chute may “on
iodbylluordcrot the“ C
: Health are asked to join the Teachers'
;Trainiug Class thatjs to meet “‘3.
1 .orguiae neat Sunday under the loll“
‘ - ership oi Miss Ethel Jennings. .-
re—‘ Mrs.10hn§niflln,is abletobe about worth League at (at; p. m. The
latter a week's illness. lUDlt' The Yuulll at Jesus. The ,3
. leader is t‘lintofi Rowland. Evening
Isaac Stimus of Brwkiyn is 91,105. uorship at T: to p. u. These servia-s :
ing a vacation. With his Iamiiy on. are open iur all, and all are Welt-m0. V
Thursday at 7A3 p. “L, the midweek
prayer seriice.
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Chester Brown, of Good Hill is
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Miss Louise Wakelnan, or Cannoul
stoic. baa been a visitor in town.
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)9“ Mina Am1'0"“. 0‘ Barton, ‘9‘ Mr. and Mrs. Knox of Ilowayton
waiting Miss Mabel Lockwood.
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zaveuue is entertaining relalit‘es from
how York state.
r'thuI residents here are spending:
the weekend at tfompo Beach. >
Nil;
CANAAN .
The C. E. 0! the Baptist church held
ia sociable at the church ’l‘n‘lrsdal
J. N. Rungstcd of the. Upper Parish - evening.
has purchased a Jersey oow of George,
.8. Waterbury. I
Miss Margaret Hathahvay lct't this
t... (or .3 visit with relatives in
Danbury.
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William Osborn of Valley Forge;
William Bedlam of Bradley street, are
on the invalid list.
The Shawnee Campfire Girls are
spending a week at Hickory Blutt.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Baptist
church held its regular business lllPH-
h" . ing at the church Wednesday evening.
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F. A. Shutes and family cuiuyed a
picnic at Lake Sisclmll. Saturday
The Weed & Duryra Co. was tho
lowest bidder to furnish coal for tho
Town Hall. and the contract was
awarded to this film this Wt‘tz'k.
The bridge crossing the “Branc
in (.odfrey street. is being rel-id an .3
drr the direction of L M. Gould.
Lira, \vllllam Seller of Rye, spent
Tut’sday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Snimn.
Christian Gunman and Robert Wit .
llama are harvesting a large tract oti
hay in Norilcld.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hummell ot
'Buflalo, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Comings have return-
ed home.
William Simon oi the New Cannarr' '
Auto Cab Co. has not been lwlillg well
during the past week. but “as ubh to
attend to his bueluf'ss.
Mrs. Charles Hurt has been enter-
taining be r father, Mi. Buell. of Wood
bury. who has now returned home.
Mrs. F. C. Albrecht of West Side
avenue was overcome with tho heati
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last wwk and still remains in a ser—
‘ ious condition.
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lllr. and Mrs. Burke. of New York.
are guests or Mr. and Mrs. Frank
l-‘itrr of Good Hill.
"rs. C. it. Srofleld. Miss Grace Sco-
'»lcf. ut "lll'ltlt‘ street, will
he wont! end in Nor'dk.
Chris Lucas of Norwalk and lltllfl
Blot of Stamford were guest! oi tho
Band. Monday evening, and assist: .l i1
the weekly rehearsal.
Mervvin Fountain at Washington N.
J.. was a week-end guest of his unclo
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. llarry l“. Ziil'},
at the Scoflcld homestead.
All the children in town have been
advised by the physicians to remain
in their own dooryards, on account oL'
the infantile paralysis epidemic.
William Rhodes. keeper of the
.Greeu‘s rcei‘ lighthouse. has returned
“Pendito his duties after a brief vacation
spent with tricnds in Bridgeport.
P. .\l. Sadie was ltdml'icd as ll
:nwmbur of the ltnwaytoll lloro con:-
ipally, at the regular meeting hold on
Wednesday evening.
“vs llnlwrt Williams, of Godfroy
. wot wont Thursday with Mrs. P.
t‘. \lorehouse.
P out: \trt‘nrroll is still at the Nov-
walk Hospital where he was taken« in linc with the recent revival at
“3' Monday. lintcrest in old Point laces, Miss Whit-
," -—_..4-———- :ing or New York. who is stopping at
ms. Ruby Burr mg returned to: the Tokeneke inn. with Miss Crocker.
twenflcld llill after a two wecks‘ is mm'intorestod in the establish-
V'i‘lt with Miss Lola Andrews of l’llllim”n "‘ “1!"le lace industries.
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side street.
Alfred Aiken, who is employed in
the chemical laboratory of the Will
lard Parker Hospital, New York. spent.
the week-end as the guest of hit!
mother, on Silvcrmine avenue.
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Miss Ruth Themes of Rowkayton'
lsvenue entertained a number of her! ——-————-—-- .
tfriends Friday afternoon in the form Postal: have been received from P.
lot a surprise shower for Miss inane E. Green. who. with Mrs. Green. Mr.
Miss Lynch expects to be and Mrs. Arthur Bowles and Mr. and
Firs. Frederick flanks, of Norneld
street. has returned home. after New
days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Liusley
‘ thvnch. .
Ct"?!- 0‘ ‘1‘. WW Side. married in a short while in Jack Tie- Mrs. George W Duryea. are eniofllllt
"""""“" about of Rowayton and Brooklyn. 9. motoring trip to Thousand islands.
' Charle- Keene. carrier on 11. F. 1).,
Roi. a No.11! fill with“ 1 "0 Rowayton lid-pilot chilrchv—10:3tl.i MT.“
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w"W-S'W.mm sui- morning preachlns service. No Sun»; Passports fl. ery 5n ”i. nan.-
lday school smion. Young People's tution. at e ‘the '01 is boll
service at 6:45. and evenlna presch- chroniclers mention as an achieve-
A“ auto My 0‘ N" York "15“" log service at 7:30. - Regular mid ment on the part of King (‘anute that
were entertained. Thursday. by Mr week pram mm, Thursday, at he obtained free passes ior his sub‘
and Mrs. Adolph Horn, of the Upper 7:45 o'clock. 39cm through various continental
““1““- countries on their pilgrimafl'fi ‘0 "‘0’
Returns made. at, tho Town (‘lprk's shrines oi the apostles Peter and Paul
"cs Prank Nichols. Mrs. Elwin oillee in South Nomlk. yesterday, no. at Rome. Each pilgrim was iurnishml
Vino-s, or Bridgeport; ills't Allcv lit» vealed the fact a.“ Mrs. Hag-rm with a document in the nature of a.
Grath. of Waterbury. are guests of Miles 0f Rowayton and Conimaxldcr passport called fitlcturln de "inert:
Mr. and Mrs. John Cole, of Norncld. Provost Babln. U. s. N.. retired, were Patagonia." Hall in his "Chronicle“ ‘
married in South Norwalk. by Juatico makes reference to a system or- pass-
MILITARY nines BEMODELED Joseph 3‘. lJnxweller. The bridegroom ports in the time 0! Edward 1V.. Ind _ .
Nations with large. rrmlea were oftz is about 43 and is a New Yorker, a son the enforcement at this system is
on loath to discard their old weaponamf Mr. and Mn‘flosea whirl. This known to have been very strict in tho
and frequently altered existintt modals his secondmrrlsge. The. bride has reigns of Elizabeth and James 1.:
.cls tn bring them up Mate. Thus also been married before. and is 37. London Mail.
we note that England conVertod her She is the daughter of .\tr. and Mrs. *-—-~- .
old muzzle loading Eulleld's in 1864 and -' John R. Wlnton and was born in town. WHERI mom! COUNTS. _
1866 to use the Snider action will a Mrs. Bahln recently bought. the Hub- Hemmandhaw—I must say that you
metallic cartridge case, In 1883 nus-ix..." place in Rownyton, and the pair have the moat mmarkable memory I
tria adopted the Mannlicher .433 culi-t will occupy it. ever heard or. ‘T
her with a straight pull‘bolt action and Shimmt‘rpale—-Thank you. ..
a box magazine. loading from a steel Methodist Episcopal Church. s “In fact. I would advise you to go .
clip. “'0 years later the calibre was Morning service at 10:30 a. m. into vaudeville." ‘ .
We“! to 315- “519! blflCki'pOWder. Pastor's sermon subject is Divine Jtls-‘ “As a mental pheonmenon?" '
The sights of thoai‘riiles were valid. tics. Bible study at 11:50 a.‘ m. ly “No, as a comedian. You could ran
the adult and senior members of the member the old jokes so well."--
Sturit'tw school. all teachers of the Youngstown Telegraph.
striated tor Ir. mono.
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