Williams testerday afternoon at her
home, 33 Beach stle,ct \\ esterly. It How En
will be remembered that Miss_1'.‘ar-
penter several years-ago was teacher
. in room four, of the. Rowayton public. y
school, and had many friends. here.
After octo'tier‘ 1‘51, Mt. agents. Wfl-, 1_ 1 ’ 1 =W
items will b‘e at home in Windsor,1
, Connecticut. l
The stopping of. the trolley cars:
" 1 ‘ . Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 5 o‘clock;
Private Bentley RfFerrls, 151ml Roy {1‘ Lester and family are enjoy! gleatly inconvenienced many R011 av 'f
“11 Bn. 15‘ P' '0’ D' Reg. 0‘ T‘ 0' Damn ing a vacation by taking an automobile ton people who had come to Now .1111
Hancock Atwueta Ga h11=vrritten the 'U‘ili through New England. Ito shop, and also those “ho are in‘
[OBOWiR 19“” ‘0 the members at ,businees in the Nor-walks. The c;1115«
the E3“ Norwalk Tobacco Fund ‘ Dr. M. L. Kuhn, who is in the army are never fully appreciated until theyl
thanklig them forapacltage of smoke: medical service at a Soumem camp. stop and do not run The jitncym
he ”Ge,“ ed f1 om them has been plomted to major. 3 however, came into their own yester-l
‘1 . , ”lam“ 4. 19115.. lday, and did a rushing business and:
Dear “fiends i William H \‘lillmott, who has been in some instances (harged what they,
, Iwrfie ‘0 thank 30“ for your kind b33888? master at Ihl’ Darien station liked knowing that people had to pay.
$1955 “”65de “19 oné\ 09’ 5'0“? fine for about a year gate up the job on it it they did not wish to wait until?
Ill-“3393 Your 93‘3“" “'33 a zreat Aug, 1. ' _ i the trolley service was restored.
surprisé to me and when I opened it i
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sevel‘al‘oi the bovs “'91? around and Tuirick G. 593101); nupcldnténdont 01'. , There will be’no Rooting of the,
all “him“ if every city or town done. M’S- E1 5- Auehinclos‘s’s Kee‘waydin Women's Bible Study class 111; month.‘
as much for their boys army life WONG Farm, is taking a Vacation in the owing to the extreme warm weather.-
, be 1erlf much ’better. 01;: li‘l‘ljfiifi \laine woods. Thel‘egular meetings of the class aref
98011188“ 3,11“ P “105‘ “ “3“" ‘ _._. ‘usually held on the. first Tuesday ini
he get in file army. Friends and parishioners of Rev. H. the month, but this month there will?
There are Eight different states lei) C. Carter of the Congregational Church be no meeting.- Howavcl‘ all of the;
resented in the {Quad 1 am in—l‘all are receiving post cards from him 119 members are askedvto hour in rit‘lnd’f' '
forum. Iowa. Illinois, Indiana. PM!!! is on his vawcatlon in the neighborhood and plan and. not let other en a 0.:
sylvanta. New York Mussaehusetts of Boston merits be, made {or an outln lg gi1
and good old Connecticut. The first ' m. ‘ l‘1eld 11t Roton hoint ”k 1': 0d 9',
week 1 was in pinup 1 met 11111 of mv Scores of Parien families were wor- evenih “a" The 1! if“ 0] an”: a: i
good friend: {mm ”1"". Norwalk rind Tuesdav afternoon when, for fliendsgwill ’ t th “P :8 an t 0 r;
Chris Weismun. who left July 4th for about twti it'dt‘l‘rs, the trolley cars were and a oodggtto 1e 0 z“ or 5‘7“?” 1
Camp Mills, and from which pint-t1 he stalled because "of lack of power. Ill-n3 11s llle'i’loro embflrltt. 1.1 hoped rm i
will .20 to the other side and Charlie dreds of people were at Roton Point to heat the maxi]; elli'ulire 1:“) pr? , doll and other large cities, and ‘are
Olmstead and a South Worn-hilt. lad escape the heat,aud eagerly strm‘o {1111 eri ry e 9 91a“ l helping to 5011-0 the food question
named Sick. hut thev have all left and place; on the first, cult: out when trnl- ng ‘ . l in England.
,. I am now alone here. fit was rmuncd. Many 11111111 in Slam-1 Ro . .. " G In London the mmmeram‘ltlt
, - “avton 1 1 1
D ‘ ‘ The bizg'ek‘t troubles “'"h this camp ford but nm so badly eitualod. its hm19ncampmemmoximtih “3”in In.1h63 baths have been converted into
‘ are first—We are too far away from afternoon train service is ratify good , e "Mk Ammv‘m,‘ kitéhens. equipped with every mod-
-ihe front 11m: trenchm aerondt me ~~~~~ Boy Sm” 0‘ MW Y0” ”‘V 'n ”W ' em convenience for cooking on a
‘J heat and third we 1111011 thonvtntl or The first floor of the substantial gr‘me just "”“h or the “0‘0” 1’0““ large 5min.
, .. . , . . .1 . park baseball field. Thor P h i ' d
more miles :111'a1' front our home folio: ‘5 ”mm c. are many: um ”ed in quont u" NOD"?
. , ‘ ~ 1 fonts and the hays seem to be having" without waste, and cooked scienti-
All lhlwwmlld ho formtlon if we. could l . . ,3 .. .., , , h
set on the firing line. mm. in the 1on1 of the. Schlichtim “9 time 0‘ ”‘9” "Wm: “V08 They? fl‘a‘ ’1 the“ "WM” Cd“ 9 bought at
I have high hopes of helm: in Faith moi‘k. has been completed. and the “1‘0 have a band WW] them mm“ is a. "11:?! 116mm ‘prilczhihznhconrl‘d
Norwalk before ,1", middle of Septem- rest of the. structure will be rushed composed 01' the“ members; and ii is giol‘fdua); pinch 1111:1111 nego'pnpa:
. '_ ' . . . , , reputed to be one. of the be t b d ration.
‘ber but one, is never absolutely sure It 1" 11 bm'k' fileploof building. 1 5 an ’3 . .
, ., . _ - 1 _ of its kind ‘ . , 1 The poor are not the only one: . 1
, m3 lranlt Snnio. who has been a st" in V9“ “1"“ “W9- 14“ who latte advantage of the public '4
where he is going to‘be sent in . _
man’s army. There is considerable dent at the. State Trade School at "Wins the movie-here. because. of kitchens. All degrees of social 1m cotmtfi‘. molt customer
talk about our company being sent in-
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Huge public kitchens. wheré a. '
whole meal c.1111 be boughtainewfly
cooked, travelled!) installed in Hm- V
feeding warehouse which
erected for the Waltet Stewart Com-
Bridgepmt for‘nearly three years punt,
land Comemzs 11121. Food sup
Classes orldr
weal over-
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entice mmeoicbagiofi eliveng
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mus—m?
.. moist any the food all must urcbue Tbe‘ lctfim aid inadé f m
the fact that u", wind‘wae' from ”m we represented daily at the tool) brink: tho utemilc‘ in which to' our? tickets for tho food beforehand. clai E13311!!! photographs. re 0!
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to New Jersey before the cnd‘of 1111-1 “111 complete a course in the n1achine-- $011111. could hear the band very plain' W ..t .u , . ».
- . hop in about a month. lie. ind made ly it playing. 5 1..“ ‘ ‘ 1 - —~ ~~~ ——~ .._ H -m ._ . -.. _ .-,- _ ._ . ..
month so that is whv 1 think 1 will be 5 1 1 0 U 0118 for about an- .
11 ‘ - such rapid progress that he is now hour. and then at 10 D 111 could lat ‘ trouble WM, the ”I” on the “to ard Burke Of Oak street who it“ in BATHERS SAVED ‘ lad Who was in deep WM” and was
. 1 Home Boon. ‘ee‘rvl g half of e h ~11er 'i ‘ l 11115:» b 1 1 - ii 11' tluok in which he 11.111 deliverim km 3 France, has been made 11 selgeunt. , unable to swim. The young man wont
1‘ ' The “5’3 are continually coming and U {1‘ ac ' ‘ n actua 5 mm the sounding ’0‘ laps, ceriea on Toesdal. John Carson. is not Word 11113 received in a ltllcl to his FROM BROWNIP‘ G ‘0 "'5 “Mill's Hid: “’ilh‘lm ”‘8 “WW
30mg- Yd“ 3““ get acquainted ““9“ “mp ”“39"" M7 We. Spring-Perch which signified that ”‘6 day was “VP? quite certain, but he knous quite well mother thl 1 it.
one 01' “I35 other is transferred. We are Companystylant ifi Ftihfleld' ,t’ox the bow and they had retired for [hut he shouted ttlth the “1111111111"S “e? .- .__. i
willing to‘ have all these disadvantages W l the night. The boys expect to camp ' ‘ _ fl '
1 if only there are hopes of gettin‘c 011- j
"“911 Therei‘hnd‘ rea‘ll’v doin‘g,1 all!“ bit, hut.
‘ on’t 111111 the folks back home to for-
;gei to w . to and pray for us.
' Will bé triad to receive any, letters
:walk Gould llndcnbcrg and family, of .1llle Destllute Blind
here for one month and they will un- be
doubtudly 5,“... a fine time 11 of him” :“8 lronb;;5.lilue to continuous crate carnival which will be gtvan on exhausted and could no no further
them 0,311,] m ., 11111 y mu 3. were M y «diluted Jobn’B'. Gerlilh' slawn. Oenoltc‘ hvenuo 1300! Elm" (mm 5'3‘" “nd1‘on‘m” "p
. D y 11 buvlna-hoon-ain-tbo. ‘ 1 ”M August 211.1111 the benefit of the con: again. called luslily tor help \lr ’ “"1"“ °' M" wmo’“
COHEH‘y' befora ' 1 v C “i 0 “"_ I i j , . , 1,1 _
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mum and made “‘8 way ‘0 the Side holder of a number of important local
est hesitation, but found it imposriblc
(Continued mom Para one) to get him ashore. but he succeo‘tlt‘d.
however, in keeping him «how water
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things from 9 11.111 to about' 2 p.111 ! "Carry On" 15 ”H. name of on club ed the float until further aid arrived.
the mane rilend became.
DEATfi-S AND FUNERALS.
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. rom my friends and will ans‘m “Wm 1 ’ intuit Norank with 11mm) friends
.. ‘ ‘ 1, . 1...... of tho drounin man. ’tl’t it
52 “In soon . as pogsibie. Thanking youii ‘1 . i have benvin town; 9mm“ 11 picnlci Helen C. Woodberry 71 who has hit of struggling, he quietegrhfi‘n 5113 offices, who died on Monday in New
1 35 £88111 fOr your fine package, iremain. 'WNMAI ’ in the Upper Parish. in which Mr. ‘ been livin at m m”; f H succeeded in getting him into shore, York, “as bold yesterday afternoon.
T, ”1,4 1 Yb“, fliend,1. w""“" i Stunted and his ulster. Mrs. llfillcll .N a 9 once 0 8“” Where he soon tecovered from iii-{The remains were brought to this cm
' "1. . BENTLEY R. 1111111113. : Chm?! GEN of MeKlnler placed berg formerlt' resided. ‘ Gum“ m 801"” mm” '0' “m“ “Ck"‘g ‘trom New York on the 11.501 Width“
‘..... 1*‘1—‘31' teller at the National Bank of Norl‘ C. lime. died early Saturday morning “Hop" Benedict. the veteran lite train b Funeral Director U 'W‘ my
' , {The remain were taken ‘0 Beverly, guaid addedinnother life saved to his y ' ' ’
wuuu‘c Kimick, of Cottage Hireet, walk, is enjoying 8 leaves“. one“.
an employee of the New England Tele- tion from his dirtiest.-
yhone C0“ is” sojournng in the Cl“? map Fletlcrick Bernett: William Row-‘-
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”u” 1m“- : i Cards are beingu‘eéelved tram Mrs. _ .. lia‘mL M“, Mnry perry. ms, va’
.EA 11‘
The r 61m” monthly meeting of the 11cm- 8. Mills and daughter. Mics Bridgeport friends have “3in “r Miami-1. are scheduled all contributors
“W 1! A it 11 the Christ Gladys Mills. of Himiundih‘venno; who. and M" John Col 3 and Mr and M to the lct1tureri',prog¢am following the
“‘9“ “x‘ “V 0 the spanning- awacatlon in Northheld. mm”, mam“ 0, Some];- "2 bhsinosn senatorial Norfield orange.
8' hen \\t ry brl Giff"
lép uerbu ,C ‘ es ‘ Mass" for Interment
kit
'la in New York. on boldness.
little, is now working in thesumfo‘rd
Rolling Mills at ‘Spflngdcle. Mr.
already long list, when be rescued a 111011
(1 The pallbearers for Mr: Wilcox
man. Janice Sluitlt Christian Gmt 1’ ‘ lybung girl who refused to give her were Nelson H. Hoyt, Charles A. Wal-
! Willard (1111111111, or Godfrey street. “‘ mime. She had gotten beyond het (erg Archie F‘. Nash and William“
Oscar Schmidt who has been cm depth and. becoming '.excited began to Miller Rev. J. HnrrisonWhompsmt
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PM?“ ln‘Stowart'a flow?! for 8, 10138 :12; an? 33:12:?“ 8:32:33 is: (12:31 ’pactor of the South Norwalk Baptist
light her to shore. Church, officiated ill. the "services'hcltt‘
young boy Whose name could not at the services held at the grave in
Schmidt wuo‘obll'ged to do one limb be leatned saved the life of mother ,he Union Cemetery
11 .fl--..__
it“ .Cburch ll be held this “ftemwnl 1: Maths. and vicinity I _ m Flldm atoning. The mucio‘will'
1,, £1118 5;“ 31 861mm T001115 0"“ _.....___.... Mm mm Lockwood. 0, we Wes, in came of Mrs. William 9‘." flow: deg ‘0 “WWI“ with the Governmellt',_
.p #1 .1 ' e
lL burc ! » Mrs. Kate Thomes. of Runnytou Side, is' entertaining her cousin Miss wood » tor em with regard to war work. '
1 The Fllday afternoon‘laession orthe “Wile. Whlrls"lllldeft101ng imminent Andrews. of Eamon.
‘ med Crosfi workers of the East avenue 3“ Norwdlk hospital does “0‘ 3“ “‘“fi .
‘i M. E. Gig“)! willabe- held as “an“ 8 as well as could hP‘Wl'Shbd. Her .\fndam‘g Ayre has been ‘yery m {011:1
1i Hairy Simon, Paul Ziesxncr and Ken!
Midi Slade have returned from Southsl
.;.‘Kent, where they enjoyed a1 Week of
_outd00'r‘ life in the Y. M. C. A. comp;
many friends here hopesbe' will soon several days at her summei home, the
this wee
. 1, improve and continue to do 5 1 . . «-
a. . o. lioitner Car1cr1csidonce. . , ,there. The boys Were taken to and,
Arthur Ferris, of Van Zant street, is 1 l I i "'0 by William Simon and the Newi
enjoying his annual vacation from his
duties with the Williams. Carlton 00.,
of Hartford.
The last two or three warm dny51 50" 61111 Noriield Grange patronsi ’ "
1 Canaan Gara ., .
has brought about the bathers in [urge were in Sherman Monday enjoying the» Mica Marguerite Macintyre has re- was really “its!“ ”‘8‘" ”iii. in *DO'S}
numbers and all of the beaches are outing of Falrtield County Pomona turned from her vacation tiDellllit Com 3' l
- t 1 plactically full. As one gentleman (‘vmnge No.9. p0 beach. Walter Smith. U. S. '8. Mercy, is en-
Oscar Olsen, formerly connected who had the occasion to pass the beach 1 ""‘”"" loving an cizhrday furlough with-hi" '
with A11? Beckmann and Company, at Roton Point in 11 116111 remarked 1 Ross Shepard and William Davis of s 3- H0“ “East mm 3mm" a“ parents.‘ilir. and Mrs. George T. Smitl:
n that there seemed to be scaréely room Blidgenort, and Frederick Davis, of been spending her ”a“ several days Richmond Hill. He looks in the best
go, one more 1111111111., the East Side, have. visited their uncle WNW“ ““3 “"59“ of health and 51m he wag home the"
‘ _ . “T EJeromeTDavis, of Godfrey street. ‘ - i "‘3‘ time. he has be
tRussel Murray'has .aCcepted a posi- Home Tinker, 0f WeStside avenue.i ‘1 . 1- 1 1 Miss Alice Odenwald is vlsnlng with, cruising about (1111113111120 21:15:33;
. _ . 1 -.. Miss G a - c . ”it in Hort
Alon as manager of Hafner s Seaview “11° has been employed by the mm” 11 C“ S ofield h“ been in her friend m“ Carrie Smi ithe Ca‘rribenn Sea. He hopes to 301'
! overseas soon. 1
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‘has accepted a position with Herma
’Vogel, the grocer.
.uvelluesstattonary and ‘cigar store to Electric company. in New York city'town'to visit her grandparents. in: street. She will remain until Labor
ucceed Charles Carry. for many yeals, has resigned his posi- and Mrs. Dennis 01 Charles, 91‘ “Brook- Day.
~ l tithl and has accepted a position witll_ view Farm." ‘ - i ' b
spaniel Friestad. of the firm of B. the electrical department of the New- ‘ 3 Mr- and “115 David Rhmussen 0‘
fWestergaard and Co, of Brooklyn; is York, New Haven and Hartford Rall' 1 Mr and “r3 1‘9““ Stan, 0f F01“ New let accupying half a; the Hor-
enioying his annual two weeks vacu— road company. we“ East Not-walk have spent a ton COtlagE. corner Railroad “on“ iFrance These. two young PM, did not ‘
tion at his home on First street." ‘ few days “ml “1" and Mrs William H and Park Sheet et cm 11.1 h
. 1 AlQough still causing him some RObmS‘m- ' l ”"4““ 1311 SEE ct ance‘to come home and
Quiteio scare was thrown into a; difficulty, the injured digit of the en- ‘ . \liss Aunti Bldchmann of Wech‘aw ,1 fytgfoo ye 110m be m“ time the“
umber of summer residents of East? tenprising corner grocer P. M. Needle 4 Madison Morchouse has exchanged ken, has returned to her home after en t; or camp. and this made It all
Namath. when the report that four is getting along slowly and will soon “is mtmme “’1‘” Side c” mac" loving a pleasant V15“ “'1‘“ M“ Wil' w: mod-e hard for them, especially
_ 11011385 éad been burglarlzed Tuesday he as Well as ever. It. will be remem- ment, for aiiue new Henderson mo lianl B. slmon, 50‘1”] Main She“ i 9?. ay after day not a word was
Knight Extra plecautions win be made‘ tbered that Mr. Needle’s finger came in de]’ on which he makes his business, Dr. and Mrs W Bertrand Stevens :ch ‘Ed 3% t0 "19 whereabouts 0‘
to make their valuables safe from any contact With 8 meat chopper several trips, daily 10 Bridgeport. ' and children 01 San Antonio Tends, e r 0W-
11:11:3me visitors Who work only Gti $5"; 33° and thus caused a bad in .; Mr. and Mrs. Christian K'uligé‘ted. or xglifingingoggé summer With ME', The canning club‘ had confidently
1» - ' . ‘ . i _ w... _, . the Upper pay-15h, are contémpla‘fing a - hoped to have its first sale before this
but. with over. twelve workers to be
paid in produce for money, the distri-
Mr. and Mrs {John Brennan have re-
ceived letters from both of their sons.
Percy and John, Who are now it'll _
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Mrs. ”Henry Ll. ‘Hipson and, her Cards are‘be‘iné received’lrom Mina trip toflCalifor‘nita diflifinthiuigu Mr. and Mrs; Michael Coleman and
nuglttei‘ Misg Olive. yesterday allele Olive Cole, of Rowuyton avenue, who 21:3}: 5,815; gzgothzrvrzlatlve: 8 family 0!? Ridgefield motored, to Roton button has'been a little delay d Th
0011, c6111 lete‘d 11 1110111111 ‘Ts‘érvlce‘ to“ is til 1 J E. Her- - . L , . e ' e
p s :1 spell pg 21 week in Vermont The 1, Point 0“ Wednesday. Mrs. cannery is turning but good wprkyand
theircoilntr at. the U. 1‘11. . r 1 'card r c m anied
7 ’ y 1 C we ks n_ s a e mailed from Wilmington,i Mrs Benjamin Warner of Daniml‘y, saw and son. @onald ac 0 D the sale will take place some time this-
0 ed roducin m iti sh .
151 Y D g 1m one of war. 1 e is stopping on top of one of the Mr and Mrs. William E Squires [-md . —-w—-- h| are canning at home and it is hoped
“These local women have been so lm-' Green mountains on the edge of Lake 5} ‘ Miss Ethel Gartrell in company W"
h i 1 ‘11 n' .oM ton of t e
tied with spirit or sucraflce that they tRop‘on’da and writes- of the beauty of 15:58:32 15 Job h miller menus. wild. a'recent visitor at New Canaan will reach “5 0mm“
WC >911 1
B’ e , resident of L0-
in 311121.16“ D 'l‘ é . m . Mé'lhrd
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iBridgepbrt. where they have been em Wlei'mOhl and M13“? C019 writes that has been in town, to visit her patents. them. , ' 1 month. Many’womcn and children ‘
quoto of 11313.7 Several demonstrn-'
1 ve followed the example of others the place. Silo acclimated Mr. andl __.__,-_;__.~ ' ‘Whippoomm Cabin. Lake Silicowit.‘m
ltougfiut the country“: thus DB!“ Mfg Henry Well and son, Oliver, Of The MiBSBS.A“C8 and Janet 50111!“ Where the fime was 'spenl‘. V‘eI-y pleas- :fimjhazxnbeen given at the cannery ».
ll Eugenia sellenmg‘s, fully .5! 1 , ‘ € .1 ' .
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