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W 10:30, Morning Worship; 11:50 Sun-
' ‘ i anm n.-- day school; 130 ‘Evemng worship. The
7“:A‘A' AAAAAA " subject of the sermon at the morning
~ . ' """“"""' service is to be “An Organization in
Miss Ruth Lowery of New York has
. i been the guest of Miss Lena Oskes of
[Moi Weatm was' Claw avenue this week.
visitor with friends on the ...—-—-—t— d
“a. Rowayton Baptist Sunday,
ing to observe the third.
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The
school is plann
, fir” number of East Side real-i Sunday of September as Rally Day.
fl mod the fireworks at Row.
‘M in“ evening.
Mrs. Oscar Mills, who has been
spending two weeks at Nci-tlifieid.‘
Mass. roturned to her home on High:
land avenue, yesterday.
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Twelve members of Wascussue
Campfire depart today from Stamford
fer Hickory Bluff. South Norwalk.
They have taken a cottage there for
two weeks.
fin L remind of Shoepabeud Day.
Q“ ”t of her cousin Miss F'lor-'
mm of First stroet.
*3 uni-tel June will entertain tka‘
of the One Es club on Ion-
1” 07.4“ at her home on Cove avo-
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the incisors of the lied Crass Au- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Witherspoon.
m of the East Avenue M. E. church the latter well-known by her maiden
A “meat on ‘onduy as usual for their name‘of Miss Florence Hlnkle, will
My evening sewing session. :give a concert at the Tokeneke club
- l on August 30.
w. irving G. Smith of Woodbury.‘ —————‘
In. 1., will olciate at all services to? Mr. and Mrs. ill. P. Bogart are visit.
annoy at the East Avenue ill. 3.} ing with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wooldridge‘
, cinch h the absence of the pastor.1 at the Belmar cottage, Belle island. for
, M fibroid E. Wilson. ‘ a few days. Mrs. Bogart is a after of
1 Mr. Wooldridge.
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The snapper season has arrived ac-
cording to local fishermen. Many
people have been going out during the
last few days and have come home
;with some great catches. ' ’
V‘ ' ‘ Au has been the custom during the
, gut momh. there was no choir re-
~ ”and of the choir of the East Ave-
.‘na I. E. church last. evening. The
, rsals will be resumed on Septem-
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‘, It. and Mrs. guerrison of 2 Os-
~ ~ avenue. win 6 announce the an-
! of their daughter, Links M.
“play A. Bedlent, son of Mr. and
J. Bsdieni of 7 Center avenue.
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An open air gospel service will be
held on lleile island on Sunday after-
noon at five o'clock at the former
home of the late Rev. William James.
This 'nervioe is open to all. ‘
.. Harry E. Scofleld, one. of the four-'
number of East Norwalk boat- minute speakers, will address the audi-
rs are preparing to enjoy ma” once at the Regent theatre this even-
tomormw sailing on the Sound. ing. Robert Blaylock will perform a
, tags is being taken of every line similar duty at the Palace theatre. The
‘ w. I‘llhflefl out“ m.’ b. ubkli'l of both addresses will be "MO-
“ tba ...“, bilintlon of Resources."
*All interested ladies will meet at Thursday evening the "Children's
" ' Norwalk Country Club on use party" will be held at the Sound View
. ' to new for the new frontal. house. Bally island. call the committee
_ = has been tn. custom for the unit is working hard to put the finishing»
' at weeks and the committee in touches to the program arranged for.
. ~ - has been gratified VII . The affair will ulartli about 0 o'clock
‘ ng results accomplished. ‘ Mld'Wlll hll well u‘b’mldnight.
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WW Merlot K .5 written a letter to his parents. Lieu-
”.w 1. an ha w” m ‘ tenant and Mrs. Charles ll. Cakes. in
m at that its» Mr. lusting which he decaribes in a most interest-
. ‘W ‘ large part of the tem- lag manner some of the battles recent-
. tau carrier tint-inn the but mur' " ‘l W“ m H‘ W 1““
. m ofaorvloa. beep unmmda to be a corporal of
..‘ Buttery I, Fifty-ninth Coast Artillery
. , in. Roland who has boon ill Corpb. which has seen much service in
. ' mal days reported for duty at the last few months.
5" . m Norwslk postofllcs this‘ ~F———-r ,
but discovered that he was Visitors to Wood‘s Island owned by
Robert 8. May. of flowaytm, this
week. diacovorad that the house had
been entered by breakln one of the
windols and that the room had been
thoroughly numbed. A fine not of
" an; slum will be interested dishes. many want sites by pans
gluon-cement of the public and, kettles. knives. forks, etc, had
, . urban-id on August so in the! been stolen. Clnas left by the in-
, ”I. On that evening a spaoiul‘ truders are being followed up and it is
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u' .m on Winfield street, where he
to all suflcient strength for
, . of the mayor and Copncfl '1" expected that they will appro-
w for the uurpose of $er bended before long. i
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» agd all persons whose laud
‘ Ch “bid thereby and all who
. are asked to be. present
”my voice their opinions.
Conrad G. Mollar of New Canaan
with other premium members of the
Poinsetta Club. entertained at the an-
nual shore dinner at Wood's island,
last Thursday afternoon. Upward of
100 New Canaan people came here
‘ by unit). and took boats from the Nor-
wulk Yacht Club and Rowayton hair,
pleasant time was had. The pairs Was
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way.
pronoucad delicious in every
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William C. Beck‘s residence on West
.haabeanlcasudhymfron
Juland, who are moving in.
At the Rownyton Methodist Church
there will be morning worship at 10:30
with sermon by the pater. Rev. ii.
F. Kaatendlock. Summer evening ser-
vice at 7:30.. Dr. William Falter, at
Brooklyn, is expected to speak. The
song service will be led by/ William
F. Jennings. shanty school. with
Bible Study classes for man and for
men. at 11:50 a. in. Church prayer
meeting on Thur-adult: evening at 8.
. Johnson of the United tatcs
. who is now.lu New Or saw.
is runninbaring his blade with
andwanddatters.
W of Wake. is hiding
natty incoming services in the
vdforwaik Chapel, and will be
tomofrow at 3:30 o'clock.
will humeral missionat‘leu and
in attendance tomorrow.
bazoar and supper on Wednesday at-
Uernoon and evening. August 21, in
‘tbs chapel. '
town ‘ntone’ crusher has been 'fllal’ine Point
~'oo William C. Beck'ls quarry,
' will start next week, and
placed on the highways in
the roads on in bad condl~
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’ vices. Wednesday evening at eight,
'ing parties were also in evidence.
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her for the island. where a docidodly"
prepared by Charlea H. (lakes nud‘
Thebadios'AidSociatywillhoida
Catholic club held a-
picaic day and open bouao Thursday Devens
aftomoonandenniuattbeclunnd '
in the ftcrnoon about twentynvn club wt 3. mm“ ha "been at
drop took part _,in beach and water‘j“ t'he State n
“or“ The” included “Pk mm,which has been ill
swimming races. diving. potato races port the past two days. ’-
< and tub radon Prluaa m given to'I
the winners of each avast and in the: Newton Keith“. people are pinn- craatures.‘ formerly so common. now of
main than we I!“ “d. W lung to obtain amarvioufiag of that! mMum . ”m“, u g ”cm. Man.
till l WW the ‘WWWV KIM ”M onsit'q all who howutflil“ $11 303 mm- it
' "-~ " “We: «its ‘ ".1‘ ‘ " ‘ I:
the World Yet Not of the World." The
subject of the gospel talk at the even-
ing service will be upon a word that
has been introduced into the English
language through the war "Camou-
flage." Any one who may read this
notice is invited to attend these sec
the mid-week meeting of the church.
Yesterday being another fine
many people were in swimming. Fish»
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Some few frostflsh were still running}
but the main catches are of flatflshl
and blackflsh. The parties are com
pulled to go outside the island a littleiF
way because of the underwater blast-l
in; qlarutionn at Wiiaon's Point. which.
have driven the fish from the bay.
Mrs. Eyland was hostess at the Bell-
island club Thursday. when the week-‘
iy bridge party was held for the bone-l
fit of the Red Croats. There were seven;
tables and Mrs. Evans, who is stopping
at the Sound View house. won first
prize of 81 worth of Thrift stamps.
The hostess for the bridge to be held
next Thursday aherpoon has not been
announced as yet.
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To the relief of many. the jellyfish
nuisance. whicli has made the wateri
unsafe for many people who are iiiore,‘
or less susceptible to the "bite" or
t
,sting of these forms of sea ilfe. has
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abated to a considerable degree. When
the fish first appeared they were small
sized and were of an orange color.
Then they grew somewhat .larger and
turned darker in color until they
I reached a deep purple in color and in whom are at work, and one 0‘ «ht;
nip- resembled in some instances a
straw bat. brim and nil. Then about
as suddenly nu they appeared they die-
appeared, only coming back at sporad-'
to instances. Their “bites" or stings
arc. quite painful and, leave a nasty
looking red blotch where the feeler
' comes in contact with the skin. Some man, but it 19 thought that these we
of them are so poisonous that they will
penetrate the cloth of a bathing suit
and it in not until they are dislodged
that the bite becomes painlul.
Miss argaiot Icaulre and Ital
Anna t. two ‘wall‘known maga-
zine illustrator: of New York city. who
are also members of the Woman's ,
Camouflage corps. which has been of-
pushed in that city, are spending the
season at tho Pine Point Catholic club.
They have both passed succuulfnlly
examination which will enable tit-n
to so abroad to do their work of call-
ouflaging guns. amplacemcnts. acro-
planes. tanks and in face moat any.
thing that there la to be concealed
; from the enemy and also to will sol-_
titers invouta of the suit- of thali- own ‘
making. which are as mottled'ith‘
paint as to resemble rocks or trees.“
Some interesting pictures of the work
of this corps have been published in
the rotogpavure sections of Raw York
papers and both Mil-men McGuire and
Sargant are seen therein. While await-
ing a all to go abroad'aud practice
their profusion to help the United:
States and the Allies, they are spend.
lbs returned home after sDefldlnE
ing the summer at the club.
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Nona rolv
Mrs. F. 0. Wright and her children
of cellar Gate are spending this
month at Ridgefleld.
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The Noroton Heights Fire .Depart~
ment has been equipped with new
rubber coats and hats.
Mrs. John FitzpatrICk and her two
ingrelatives in Boston.
Mrs. Herbert’ftusco of Noroton
ter..Mlss Nettle Northrup of Dan-
bury.
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«awfully-'0
line has been spending the past two‘
weeks at Seaside Park, N. J.. 91110)“;
ing
lord into one of the apartments in
, sons who have resided in town for the
Heights has been entertaining her sis-
Edward, the son of'Mr. and urea.
Horace i'l'nker of Wostside avenue. Is.
now gasmnsk instructor at Camp day is reported
’ "deer was scan on his pram
Mfl'
men's (7°"WW- seamed very, in ,e and after awhile_ *' m 71”
. ...‘u the herd of
.162va 31:. swu-
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Edwin Milton Rovie has been enter,
talning his nephew, Boyle E. Kiiigl
of Salt Lillie City, who has been Emmi Visitor
transferred to Camp Mills, in anili'l' 8 Te“ HOW war camp
potion of going over the big pond.
General Richter of Mansfield aw}
seabathing, fishing and otherl
sports of a shore resort.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Perreault of!
Stamford have removed from Siam-5
the new Schlichtlng block. Mr. Parr
unit is foreman of the Darlen Re‘
view’s printing plant.
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Three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Punult are now in the serVit-o. fil-
uard George are at (‘amp Meade.
and Carl has just enlisted and Is now
at Camp Deveus; while the fourth
sod. Albert, is engaged in Govern»
ment work an a civilian.
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Dr. Harry D. Hunson has been “Si‘l'l-
oualy suggested as a popsibio nomint’e
for Fir‘at Selectman, Dr. Hanson has
rendered sufficient service as :59ch-
tary of the Board of Finance for sev
eral yearn. and iii well qualified to
serve as ”Mayor." but t'ould not sei‘vei
in the latter office unless he resigned
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flor- holder can be a member of that
Michael Pleulck of Mans-field avo-
nue is recovering at the Stamford
Hospital from the inlurics he suStain‘
ed on Auz.
into by a Norwalk-Staiiifol‘d trolley
car" while he was driving in the ow
nlng fog on the trolley truck. He has
a family of 13 children only three of
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Robert Gilchrist Henry M. Baker.'
Dr. George H. Noxon and llidwln Mil
ton Roylu have been mentioned “‘i
possible nominees for First Select-
daughtors, like the father, is in the
hospital.
nations are of complimentary. rath-
er than practical sort, for, while all
of these men. citisenu of the highest
type. would olelontly fill the office
of town father, all have other inter-
auta mtlch-dyltandi so much of their
time that it latheiievotl they could not
spare the time. to serve.
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Master Frank Perry of Fairfleld is
visiting Mrs, Peter 3. Perry of Hill-
side'streel. ~
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Community Service Makes
Life Pleasant.
SOLDIERS ENJOY THEIR CLUB.
Tin Cover, Shovel and Cracker
Box Made an Orchestra.
Letters from the boys in tralnlnl:
t-aiups tell. from time to time, of what
the War Comp Community Service is
doing for them and what its kindly
cure of him means in strange sur-
roundings far from home. After all,
they _\vill tell you. the thing that they
miss the most in camp Is the. home
feeling. without which all is lonelinsul.
that real loneliness that cuts dew and
for which then is no hdp until now
comrades and new interests produce
what may be called a club spirit that
sendslcacli led in kliiikl to his dully
work with a smile on his lips.
llut the letters home do not always
picture just how die boys are acquir-
ing this club spirit. Sometimes it is
only really understood by the home
folks when they see its rteiiult with
their own eyes, on the writers of the
following letters saw it recently in
Camp Devi-us. at Ayer, MRSS., wheni
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tf-rom the Finance Board. Since no 0" maintained by the War Union t‘ouuuu» :
Iiity Service has become a lemma {
home to the men in service: i
"Joseph Lee, President War Culup i
Community Service, 101 Trciiiulit 1
Street, lloston, Mass: i
“Dear J. l..: i
“I um sending enclosed fl copy of it"
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"' When h" “3‘ Ni 1 11 lot!" “‘Iilt'll \\'llfl received by Hmnani "
liurr. as i thought you would be lute-u ‘
vsted in it. We were told that (llll‘:
muld not really new ilite t'lub in action 3
unless we spent the night there, uud. l
therefore. Burr and i ioveutly tlltl
Ni"
we the ('lub in action.
"Most of the men of the 78th llivl- ;
slop had left t‘nuip. us the time when l
we were there wus shortly after the;
3th of Jilly. in spite of that fact, the
t'lub House on the; evening was
‘l‘hay were two or tbraa deep at the
topical getting food. They were writ—
ing, reading. some wen asleep on the
furniture und others wan playing vav
rloua musical lnatrutu‘cota'
f‘About 8 o‘clock one at them nut
down at the piano and played a rug-
ttmc. Three olhcru bod avidantly ao-
curud than the kltchun the fillltivvliup4
urticlea:
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cavernous ulna. took spacial Wt in
attacking the tin drum. They was all
lumbll‘ and sitting. about M aim.
the night there, and we realised l ‘
lliut it true the time of all others to: ,
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ought of wit“
Minus
The
“791' "Artisan. wealthy
t ‘nocieiy wwlworking' a dell drti '
‘a odyizesoagch {ibormrgv‘élilm
plattervatton 0 food. M
ll. I. had Mainland.-
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rtrr omens runner ‘
7 FOR run nss'r RESULT
. J'l“ Alan (00L um
“(I CELLAR Wow 1:
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“I run» IN Bums: ,lmson 0‘ m. u
LDI“ mica Ln 1n: mu (OKCULNTE
DIE IO! M .4 'INPEM‘WH
tmw snow Wino, MID FOR quamt.
M MIC IS Bull! MN‘N‘ “Ll“
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Drying untold in the free book,
uhichwinlhaunttoyoaiarawo.
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t-ruwdad. i should any more were stamp to pay postage b the
about we soldiers ull mentor. includ- " u wanna: 8"? Ci:- Fati'onal War Garden Commission
lug those on the plans. They were = ""7 "I“ ' “‘1 t ulflngton, will help you saw.
using all the facilities of the Club. —~-—v--—-£?-I~~—I-l'l' '3 m cran-
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Imam-howl- trample-lea ........ . .. . ..mm um you are wearingu.
leuptycrackcrbon. Olalu' lasso . .. .......... Shim h“ Mu; a“ W
”m” m" 1“" “'° “V“- W carnadludim............1lcup ‘ ' ‘
\thii‘ll they boot time uncle- with m "a. “.1. . .....us bi-fooallinaa an absent.
druatvigorlnpcrbrttimuhtba-n. """' 'Iol . ‘ “We!
sic. Muncnwdadamndaudialnad “‘Wuh'MH-N'” ' him Wi‘h‘Pm
In singing. mamabnudogos IMMIuW:.WW.m you If. m a ho
cwme.uh.u.u-.f.“wiplmd.
Ivar-wild. in line maria all“
Nordcld Grange will enjoy Its an and the ml. was simply Whoa. fresh vaoaublaa. , —_—
nual picnic at Peach Lake on Wednes- and during all thin the root wen qulol- ' g _ . .
m, AW, 3,‘ . u mum. an. atom... said. tharc vii-mum" T H A M E R
. ______ was no necessity. at that tirau at: any (imp, W
John MoCollum hak bass on the in
valid list for several days at his home
In the Lyon's Plain section of town.
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Frank Harcor of the Upper Parish
ithree weeks with his brother. 3W
' Harcor in Newtown. .
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Obitto and
past two years with in. Ghltto’a fa-
ther, James Ghitto of the Upper Parish
have moved this week to Bridgeport.
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Evidently the potato crop on the
farm of Charles Barnes is not a failure
as Mrs. Barnes reports that the largest
potato from one bill yieldinl seven i
number, weighed 134 pounds. while
thNniallest weighed 1 pound, all the
tothers going above that mark.
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ran. for anyone to try aod'ainuaa them.
“i with you could have seen this
sight. Burr uiiya he would not have
missed it for anything.
“Very truly yours. .
“G. B."
1319 letter to which the writer refur-
i‘CdJIS an enclfisure read as follows:
“Dear hlr. Burr: .
"l have Jolt returnad from Canto
Downs. where i was the guest of tilt-
wooden-fol Club for Enlisted idea on
bin Craad'a invitation. You will. i
hope. excuse mc for expressing my
very great surpl-lse at the existence,
not of the building. but of the real
Club feeling] found a fig the men.
Thu building tuba magni cent one for
the purpose and the service and sup-
plies of the beat, but the spirit of the
Club, ”of the men. deserve all praise,
I spent the night there and mixed free!
ly with the men, tollildg about things
to interest them, and I found it uni-
form find very high appreciation of the
Cliibnnd its value“ to the men.
"Of course it is not usual for it via"
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The large number attending the pic-
nic of the Norfleld sunday, school held
'at Lake Kenosla on Wednesday. ro-
‘ port a fine auto trip and an enjoyable
day's outing at that popular resort.
.children of horoton Heights are visit- Bonnet Brothers auto truck conveyud‘ each 0th r for twenty odd years, and
a large number of the School pupils
and others, while mainly utilized their
own cars for the trip. .Tbe‘\hsavy
shower of the late afternoon somewhat
marred the return ionruey. but all a
rived safely home about 7:30. . ~ ,'
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'An early morning vlsi
{by Jerome Dav
; Godfrey street. when a beau
enjoying the morning. air.
”“15“ 't Bridge walked leisurely down the street.vuultf
the tense of an adjacent held and dis:
appeared“ The night of these gentle
tiful Israel
cairn".
The “film“ fit "me must with wilful-cunt. w!
itor to write as I am writing, but I felt
and feel l‘d like to ammo: my feeling
it gratitude that your Committee has
so nobly helped the men at Devens
Camp. Mr. Creed is one of mi parish.
ioners and friend, as we have known
. I am hen tlly glad his work in such a
, succesp.
1, "i never enjoyed my visit anywhere
more than-not. even as much its—at
Gainp Devens. and.“ a guest of your
. Enlisted Men's Club. I run
'. “Yours very truly, _
“E. J. U. HUIGINN,
tor on ‘Thurtie,“ncctaor St.\ Peter‘s Church; Beverly, l
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