ill-s. ” Hmrd Every W
street. has returned no“ other. out
with her sister, Mrs John rum in lib-s Margaret and ”:56
Haven. were ti~e guest‘s of Mr. and
MN Pll‘a' on Hart of McK‘ nky pane.
.rccenth.
ken buildinz, corner R(~I
3 ”W.- South IV‘PBIIEF. Friday and Salli“! 1". ‘
:‘W .‘er. Frank (‘mckt z! re‘uflte’l homo moved a plot-sing sue-eras. B
" "' may hem sew Haven. where :39 (- N no 4. . I cur-r.» MI. q .. _ _
. ~ ~ n .dmhtr.}lr'. ., ~_..' ~
The program for the Last Mrwalk ‘a-s the‘gm st of her e a ed a,m¢at marlin in the opera-hm e . .
, ,h’rovcmem Association's concert to 31=‘r51‘T"a‘Ch9‘- m Elfin: in Ann :1 PM “a “was
: be held lnnnrtow even n': at 8.15, in "" tote open for bus my,“ on Tuesday. 2 e _ - . .
'— : _ t ‘ .. ._ ~ ~ .
Oommnnity Hall, iu as follows: We sauc‘nthiznnal nice 13:13; .
_ Rot-«utonI I-Iree 113ml? . ”My: I in B. H. Keeler. J:'.. saw.- n can! .
Group I will be had in the labmr) on aim-r . . h h , I ‘I . ti . I—II mu» 0‘
("iv evenin" “av ”l n, g O'Cl I 1“ H at er on)» .rI .01 i a .
" ’" ’ ' - ' ‘1 _' Saturday afternoon. to a number _..-
“Nymphs ""3 Shp'm’l“1""‘Pm‘-’"’”4 .__ f— . . . her friends. The affair wae a very in 5 '
“v.“enuct ‘h‘ me —-\‘.ect.crtin Frank 1'3“;me 15 giving ms gar- c'al one and thoroughfi' onioved b‘ ‘3 "
.. ‘ a“ ' Rowaytcn avenue-a cm: of ‘ . . . ‘_ ’
T03 Skslark ‘ 1‘ 5- 7‘3“" 1“ m the ladie‘z Thw hrct Dilli" Ira: no? Th f f K. d. . f.
- - ., ..‘ n .."K ‘ av - .. .. . I . -
mom; Mabel r; unpr. Palm- “3““ “99'0"!“ ”'9 1;.“de bv 31m “Jon Com-op; sun-ml 'v , e afmers 0 tmbel 18y \V 3 C [S mtls led.
30““‘m7-V- 7*‘31k- "T" ””“mflm‘ Mrs. R. L. White; third. Arse: .‘liriz'n :' . a . ‘td ' , .. . f ,
- . , , . ._ , g Dav... ‘I'n-y 5.1. they cnjldn t makea 1 not: rom their
Grcup ”_1 Violin L:(Ul. “imam S!e\‘r us of five L. c -- .-__- I I
“9“)" 1‘ in 1’0"““1 59"”. part dyes- Harrv lord of “'instedv has in town U f ‘ d 11 ‘ . . . 3 .11 - h
- V. . ‘ ‘ 3 :1 ' 1
no: 1,“- "~Hanfic-l. turday With bl: paren'.‘ in ”wanton Friday. slm'nn; “(1th vim h" s mam g apt-‘11,. tan a t l 4 t‘m , t 1-1!. c ll ‘ v in t 6
"Down in ‘im r;_.ra.~t"~—l‘.cna‘d. avenue. friends here. Harm nae. formerly 10' -_ f 31d 1 h d ‘IS
“Lullaby (.1; Jon—kn" liodurd with " _ 1' cal manaeer ni thv telephone 30-min. “ .8 3 w are; 3 iflg Wit “m0
‘ Eclin. Qharlos ( "when anl fannly Io! , y and rcslded m N. for a numbnr of years. I1
"“mn “7"“! 11’“ W1?“ ”M :11“ MI" Us» is now tii\i.~'ivm inspn:.’or of the 5’. . , —
. n ‘ . ‘ .. ‘- .t- vv 1' . - .
amp m u... m. ‘ «- mm» . mm. ‘ But thcy dzdn tkno W. They thou *ht they were
. I “"9"”: L‘onnerticut. and has! a very lucmtfi'e 3 . 4
uAe Pawn-nw-Hbqulrn, . . _ ,. , , . . position — V bbl 'n] d“
\xiflzam :l'tt-Ilov n. .ruvkl}n l\
-‘A Riithd.‘x-"__ “‘00:! p.31 >pc.‘.dinz I," V1.03: ;-.' tlr hm» I ”I .\l". _._._. . p2 CS. ey poor.
“I brine ycd “9’13"?“ w" 8793!"- . . . -. fl . . ', ,I .. Among tlursvtx-“rprewn atiie-xft‘om « .
v and ..l.s~. ! mm 3 J5 ..mns:.~ m t mt hell *1
lamb". “Tm ‘ this town Mm altPndt‘d the recent cen- ‘. . ~. I. r . ‘
. » . wan... a. .1... Cum“... We...“ Lots of people are Just the those {umber ey
Group 1V .lnlin Horowitz of New York pig’- 8' Hartford “rt-rt (‘. “'. llwlgt“ H S. . .
. . . .. . w mm: ..... ms. um- ““E 3' E “Tamra Mm... farmers. They look for Opportunity. With a h1-1-
"'7‘ ' '53“ Y ‘ ‘ Gr": \xitz. who is spending the summer ‘1 y and It. 1‘ '1' ”9' '1"th “"15 ‘9‘ '— .
7‘1“”. ””h- ‘with ll‘fi‘ >lt‘:‘el‘ Mrs. P. .\'. Sncilc or talk" '0 ”NW-"'1 315' Mr. “Med it. his f _ he ' ; , . g -.
WWW mi... J... W ._ W m escope, in some at away place, w -n it -s r: . y .
Gchp V—Violin. 1 - great illtnn‘llre l'l ail. Andrew I". ~ 01 h . Id . .
1 Followin'! thc cmtom eétabliahed Jones. a “”13" " rc>ident and “'iflt‘wnl 80 C 056 tl'at t ey C0" MCh out thEl f hi! {1"}. “. I
Mazurka—E. Mtynarslix. 'u-z'eral Years at”. Sunday attornonthc am"? 0‘ 'm‘ "“‘" ”“1 " ”V “ ""“' o '
Acconzpanists. people of liowaytrn 33. mm... 3 1'”; the Haven. was aim, thin and his ”"5- and grasp It.
Miss Viilla E. Miller. Carlton L'Ilom- " ”pm. n. l wing tribu' , to the mem- encc on :uch an a:. K15! out. - .. .
medieu. 0,, of mom “ho had 2”..." h m”. mm one \Pr\ pleasing u. UlP .\.-t. t‘ .tnua'l . ‘1
contingent. New 1 .maan' 5 nun?) ( lat
ed rr‘prcstnlulhe. .anin H. i'. lire,
‘alm prominent among the ahfirlnb
lage.
Ill! ir country or who had seen ser-
vit‘u and nurc I-ut to re .1 in U‘l“ l'nEt-n
celnenry lure. The soy-vice of com-
memnra'ion started at 3‘. n‘rlmk at the
he Rowayton llaptist church. and lonng-
lorn the, ,<¢'!l‘\‘i("’.s' hi can the all“ t‘ unis
fillt d to the doors with [H‘Ople who
‘ wished to have a part in the ccrtnwny.
‘The service openr-d with the congrega-
for
Miss Mildrtd C. Sprag‘ue. of Pitta-11' ‘II‘I‘
ogue. 'L. l.. is visiting with friends. on
East Vinahington Street.
Last war a bi! field day men: w-i‘
httd at tho :mnth nvIenuc grounds. un-
der the auspiurs of the Advoitlscr. and
so nucccseful did it prove that the Soi—
<inging .. Ami "ire. .. after which dim‘ and Sailors’ hand Committee dc-
flag-bt arer‘ of the I’m) Scouts and 1° minute ”'9 'O'k “d hold
1 similar (“01rd at the same place on
was Mmorial l'l" ammoon The events
will Mart at 2 p. m, The program 0'
'The East \‘orwalk schools will
closed on Friday in observance 01 Mom-
orial Day.
The district commissioners. disposml
of their usual routine business whom
they met lam ei'enlnz.
linn
lht
‘Rmtayton Drum cunts Were salutm
and thv "Star Spangled Banner"
A mecting of the official board of
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sun". A veteran from Phi-tum.» Fowler
the East avi-nue Methodist Church has PC":Y‘I A R of %0mh Vorw'xlk In“! fivmg is “4 f-illu‘w: For girls and
. been “we“ {0' Thursday evening a l inmln's Gelu'sburg address altar Women—~5N-3’at-d alnrh. 73-yard Mb. Wu? ‘
1 - 1. ' . serVices. ‘ ’ / ‘ ' ' . .
. the close of he and week 1which Rev. F. C. Clark. chr of the tato race, lite-yard d.i.h. For boys and
Baptist church offered prayer. Mus.
Victor Benelisha of South Nut-walk.
who is a musician of note. sang a Solo
very effectively, following wlilt'h‘fhe
pastor of the (hurch cave the ad'tro '9
n.‘ the afternoon “huh was of a palli-
otic nature. and wad. Wt” 2i.ut M ‘5 “0“”ch “1“
the conclusion of the aortice‘s at the uotln fecliw" K" (2mm plu-
church. the ronzrogatiun went outside. ‘5” will play "‘9 "a“h' tum ‘ 3".
Where everybody mat-crud .0 the 09mm of ball. Tho name will no doubt bo-
tpry for ”16‘ [nu-1,03,, 0f decorating ”ll" hotly contested for the younlor b0”
graves Heading mp ”Wade "5 "1' want to rot-love themselves over the
Rowaytnn Drum P-tl’ltfi. with Edward Found trounrim: thm I‘t-t pin-d by use
Tinker as color bpuri-r and 5’0"“ l. ‘old men" lust ,H-ar. There will he
Sim-ens, the wainrpparing. drum no prizes. the entire proceeds will be
major. leading ”19 boys in their gnod- added to tht- SOME" Ind Sailors
looking suits of brown and gold. Th", Memorial Fund. The commit“. of or-
played good martini muuic and those linemen! “WWW“ 0‘ 0' 3' ”mm"
in the long line could not help but C- 8- Fainv. 1" “- Muller. 8' B' “0"“?-
RWD SH’D to tho spiri'c-d mum: Put. Rodney Light. T. W. Benedict. G. B.
loving the corps came tho local tram Bolton. J‘ H' ”mm and J.
of Boy Scouts. with their large .\m- sam'
erican flag. Next came the children of
”in two Sunday schools carrying ags
and flowers. Whit’h were placed upon
the graves of the departed ve‘eruns.
Bringing up in the rear in automobiles.
were several members of Douglas Fow-
ler Post, G. A. R.._whom Rowayton
felt honored to have with them. Upon
reaching the cemetery the drum corps
The Ladics' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will meet
at the church tomorrow afternoon
when they wiil do their regular week-
ly sewing.
race.
suit race. mile, relay race, hop. skip
and jump. half-mile inn. There will
be a loo-yard (lax-3h for the Boy Scouts.
As soon as this part of the promm
Charles J. Morten. 01 “New York City.
visited vith triads in that Nor-walk
last evening. Mt. Morten was on his
way home after an extended business
trip through the New England States
and stopped over at East Norwalk for
the evening. _
Miss 'Miulcient E. Ollcrenshaw. dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ollert n-
shaw. of 31 Second street. were quietly
united in marriage last 86611111: to lrv-
ing Lewis at Fairlie“! Park. Both
you: people are pawlar employes of
the B. and G. Corset. Co., and have a
but of friends about the city. The
ceremony was performed at St. Mary’s
Seem by the Km. Thomas J. Finn.
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The reception tendered to the. mem-
Oevs of the cinir by the East Avenue
. lethadist Church by the music com-
mittee last evening proved to be a very
abysble affair. It was an evening of
metal intercom-sc- and whetran excel-
.“ nn'mw pmmm “is ”9593th played “Rock of Aeos.‘ with mottled
Thirty-five were ”mm at the rec?“ drums. while lite children placed the
-' this and full: enjoyed the dainty rO- flags and “0‘9” “1’0" ”19 grayes Re-
freshments that were._a feature of the """mg ‘9 ““3an Miller. a stop
waning. 6 WM made on the green at the junction
$N~f~'< "Qr
. ....,, .. -g.
Chat-ins (‘ursa of the “'cst Side has
purchased a new driving horse.
A, “n u.
Stanford ficgus of Norwalk spent
over-Sunday with Not-field friends.
-. fl of North and Rovaymn avenue, where Mrs. “'illiaml (‘raft has returned to
M the flag was 3.1de and the company Sienna): :lllt‘r spending a few weeks
I in town.
disbanded. thus ending a well-spent af~
ternIoon. The Rowayton people feel
most grateful to the Rowayton Drum
corps. who are so willing to donate
, their service to the people of the com-
“Jinnxnity at any time. and their playing
i added much to tho day. Several peo-
" "‘ . pie who saw the number who attended
said it “as the best attendance for
”his Marie Moore of Pond- street man) roars
was a visitor in Yew Canaan. Sunday
wood l-‘arm have \‘ifiited
daughter, Mrs. Coley in Bridgeport.
Thursday afternoon.
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we Adj
Arthus Bliss is: now employed
The E. J. Biwn Co. meat market.
31'. and Mrs. Samuel Adams of Cud-
lipp street. entertained friends from
cut of town over the week—end.
attending the Palace thetre.
Louis Josehofl. of “'aterbury. was a Boy ce of the East Side.
Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mra. P.
M. Needle of Rowayton avenue. I
Mr and Mrs. Robert “’illiams and
Frank Hal-cor spent Sunday with
in:
Out-of—town friends were entertained --
Sunday at the, home of Mr. and Mrs.
fieaxzo Scott of Rowayton avenuu
A young daughter was born to Mr. trip in Mr. Harem my,
and Mrs. “'Hllam Campbell at their,
home in New York last week. i Frederick Rom of South Nor-mix
” -— ,. is making extensive repairs to the for
The closing exercises of Center mer Little property at the West Side,
ISchool will be held in the 'i-own Hall which he recently purchased
on Wodnesday evening. June 2I5. l
”to. John. Flint of Detroit. Mich,
jmmdflnand Ln. l5.H.'
Ivory at Pun-1a street.
cp—u-n—u—n
Jooexh Mend tuniiy of Stan: Rev. and flu. Charla; W. Burton
:{nno V but
~ ‘, Detroit \lich. ties of Stamford Were week-end guest:
. 3‘51 ’ ‘ -_. - chr. and ms. Charles Gray in Wood i"
1 LeRoy Crockett and family of Set: amt »
Thenmmuge sale held in the You
road and
men—Shoe rm. an vard dash. flogged
75-yard dash. tall-yon: duh. par?
“old in name. but‘
ME and Mrs. Arthur Bradley of Nor-
their
Mrs. Dennis Chase of Hillside streett
entertains tho Norfleld Thimble club' '
Chrirtjan Cartman and family were.
in Sun: Norwalk Saturday evening,
Several out of town friends hate .f.‘ h m W I].
been nntertalned by Mrs. Harrison
friends at Laurel Beach, making the M
50rd were guests of rel-tires hen Inez-man Hexdt and family or New .m m mg.“ In"
‘And the Pebbles
Dcn’t miss thefadvertisements. They are busi-
ness mines of opportunity. They tell of vaiues
that you might never know if they were not
there to guide you.
i
Don’t: miss them. They will save you money.
school.
i
inland And The S’l‘WB A. C. (can dew!
the Sonata: A. C. nine on the Cap
Ate-tie field Saturday afternoon. 1“.
Heavy hitting by the Sprinadak bat-
ten- named for the onedstded score.
Glowing reports are heard lien.-
bnuta of this your" strawberry crop.
it is. told that the berries are form
calendar in the vet max-u ibich’
units the:- my well. and the pros-1
.pocfo are the crop will he the best il.‘
some you".
leaving to‘rn Month y.
-o
Relatives iron: Coney
Buly‘n. N. Y.. have been guests of
Mnud Mrs. Adolph Hon: 0! th Up~
per Parish.
Specials A! The Seymcre lcr Decora-
ll'gn- 0 av
L. C. BORING
“I. Bill, m .0113. Coke and Pic of al‘.
m II! Rye Bread, all home-made.
cm Fromm: n6 Ala [or Made.
Civil War Veterans. Howley “W!-
Home and Dennis 0 Chase have
have chum of the work of decorating
the graxes of soldiers in the comet.
rles in town for Memorial Day,
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in mi:
v-v
in spite of weather conditiono. the!!!
were large numbers of people .1 the
Spa-iambic cemetery oil of In: went.
and Sunday the iii—bot was vent
large, John Savage. armour. has hi
his hands full to: “lieu! weeks. I‘-
ling the ouster) I the conflu-
which it now W. He I. had
labor diflcnltjcs. but met! tin-
a‘l by he rd work and m. ptient
noun. When Ion-rm: Day arrives.
the grounds ore sure to but their
usual beautiful appearance. thanks to
meow“ the enormofthooo'ho
have been faithful to the memory of
Nauru d one-s. The null large nab
Memorial Day chords are expected at
the
l
1 Miss Harriet Valentine of
' Springdale side school spent the week-
end ‘ith her parents in Mt. Kim.
She was accompanied by Miss Anon
‘F‘ahey. ‘ho touches in the some
I
fit! me M r. o. 3 Fact? ; ‘-
mam—am r. o. 3. Factory.
VIM TRUuKS
Luther M. Wright
the cemetery till at this mi. . . ,. .
. -—-—~———— * Madison Street WIN "“1““
1 mxue oven oavm ~ 1
t ROCK‘S is SUNDAY . _.__. _
ARES!» TS COflTlNUEO .
Suva-in endcnt Thomas F. Egan of
the state police can not be reached M T
lint men"): for his \ersion of the dif- . 8y Sale of W ite
nculty at Savln Rock Sunday when
sin-ref: mm s of amusement
1 confessions at the shore resort were . . . II I . H U
arms-ed by the West amen pound W ”‘17 m m the lay “'3 15 “E” ..
for violation of the my secular h! .f “I m_ m of merchandise of gut}: , “(x-I
. 18". The mam:- wenc opent-I . . . 1 . shot“ri mm?“
. contort “'5. in; under linemen muted by an- almanac-gal sultan-tn enamel. - '
m in . W nude police. the authority being given a” lit I' of on: i
undercut-£1 aessionol’ theGeneral “"3 II“: ”I‘m
W’s Gowns, Skirt: and Drawers, also a it
.‘t
~
than. my ”the“
immovmc‘tfldyh-
mmmumum
39“,.”de
Ara-Hy which placed the parks In—
der theJIriediction of the 31‘? police.
Lieutenant Robert I’. Bridgemn
aid last night that his nadeutanding
ofthenn‘ternsmt woman
'1 the writ] at the West Haven authori-
1th.: was became the minute“ in
the not ht an. out loci lieemu
whomtkmmtg-L this -,
um. Ill strait: twang
bun “I! fillt M “Then
“to 3 led a“. I knot.
3*; “ M mm .0
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men: of extra size garments for women, as we]
Imus.‘ are incl’ uded in the sale.
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