Mr. and Mrs. Willi-am CtLdan. of
Few Rochelle, 4N. Y.. are
friends on Seaview avenue.
visiting
There nos 3 meeting of the Country
(3111': held last. evening .
summer ac‘iviiies were discussed.
The Swedish Congregation church
it! East Normal): held a strawberry:
festival nut night. A most enjoyable
time was reported.
The regular Friday afternoon setting,
the East Nor-wall: lmpronr;
men’ association was not held yesterfl
Ila): ;.;'temoon. The next sewing meet-1.
ing will take place Friday, June 20m. 3
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A‘ large number of people took ad-_
«max-e cf the txctllem “cather last.
(verr n: and varited inrlon‘~ Point. l
“no. of the tool "‘arges cl-the Red;
Star Lav rs unloading at the docks of
ill-:2 “orb (7-32.) (f- mt‘am‘. '
'riir ; n: the Norton; 5! E.
T?::l.:t):e:l class of Norwalk was held at f
the 1.!3310 of Mrs. Morton Benedirt. See-
cnxf sired. last exerting. A large at—
renéxce was reported. Last night‘s
mee’ing was, the last one. scheduled for
111‘: xxxmer.
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Jed ‘53: Fred Casey. motored to «Rye
Bea P2. last evening. and reported .1
most enjoyable time. Mr. Loren in-
tendsso moaor to tone)— lsland. Newt
York. next Sunday, weather
1mg.
permit- ‘
"We had a great time" was the com-
ment ot‘ the members of the Epworth.
.l/ngme of the East Avenue 3!. l1;
(Tori-11, who 'joumey by motor bus to
the More of the Rev. anders. H.
15‘. Vinson in Glenbrook last Hunting,
and were treated to a Frankfurter:
Roar: The "Caner Islands" were tit-5
licio‘ls and plentiful.
s.
as: NorwalZ; has come to life at.
last. it will have a. baseball team.‘
starting Sunday afternoon. June 22, 10v
9135' cm. the Wickie kt. This team is
made of players that hue played in
East Nomlk teams {or three years:
past. The llneup follows: Blackmail:
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Plans for the '
‘mothcr of Miss Jennie
, er
' obsequies,
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m Darlen and Norman Baseball
teams will be the. feature at‘tmctlofl
lat Lynch‘s bosehall field tomorrow afg
“er-noon. Both teams are-composed of}
aseveral Stamford and Nor-walk men.
{and an interesting game is assured
Abe. spectators on account at the keen
ffifllry which exists between 'hem.
”This game in some "Spec!!! will I‘ll”
3call memcric's or the days when the
famous Not-walks who played at
{Amusement Park and the Norwalk [n-
gdependents who played at the Ward
street. grounds for the championship 0f
jour city. As we have said in somf‘.
inspects, the rivalry between l‘arion
and Norman l? of the same properties
as was that of the Nor-walks and Ind.»-
l .. .,
:pendents. ln any event mm LO“ 4
Igame will be as. they say a. "corker."
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The Toni: Island Smm'i fislzrnnr‘n
are taking a rest tires" days The
cafrhes slzfppml ‘2s' viral; “rough:
but small returns. as 13:. market was
flooded with the good". ;
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At #9 annual meetim: of the5
Roweyuvn Library: A--:=nr::ttn”‘. a; was.
derided ‘: nit-:1 the 1.2317“: y user: erF
exnyfi Sunday during Til-r smum—v
mnn’hs. provided enough runner rould
be raised by canvasfin: the village
The library hours will be as for,
merly. afternoons. from thy-.ethlrty‘
until six: earnings. “ram s:x~f‘orty~fivea
until eight o'clock. eXU-yz Thursdaful
evenings, when the Library will be
closed.
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The Upper grades of the Spfirtzlain
school were dismissed eztt'ly yeshr-
day afternoon in order that the pupils
might. if ’ElF)‘ wished at‘tml the try
neral of Mrs. Scot: nf Rmxrlytonfi
L. Scott. tear-lt-
in Grade ii in srhool. The
feathers of these {Fall‘s amended the
Many of the children sent
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flowers.
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Tl-e Sil€.1k( rs a! I‘m- [airfield Conn-g
suf‘ragv ron'~.ontmn. (0 be heid‘
Tlmndn} ..: Rwsmztary Half.
Greenwit'li. I‘ll} be His: Caroline.
Elliott-Rue: Miss Kalluz'ine llztdiat-
ton. state :vres‘zden‘: “'i. .am 8. Pal.
mer of Oxtord. Hear-Gov, Clifford B.
Wilson. and Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Cart. There wl‘tl be luncheon a! 12:3".
served in the dining hall 0" {an sx 2.06.
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Lieutenant Rut-Sell E Thomas. who
has seen errors: month? Fm‘k‘C in
France with the loflth l‘nited States:
Artillery. arrived from overseas a few
, weeks ago. and is visiting in Ron-arms.
He is accompanied by his sister, Miss
Ruth Themes. who has been hi the
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Catto. Ann-l Irving. sure m.
b ll ‘ -. «SEW
e e Walsh. Beatrice Wash. Mary D‘M
Ell: .
. Elm both Annmuhto and l
Rose Annunxlato, . . 5
E (a :3? .mm. ACTS
Town Clerk Edward Rutledge Went ’ ‘mwd tron: 1’th (men.
to Boston Saturday afternoon to mac; ~ ‘ _
his son. Edward. who returned no. . ‘
ox erect: on the Edgar Luck‘nm.l%{::; :‘dboafmgz" :23: :‘~ fa
which (looked at the new army base racht to: E4 am into in: (harbor
pier Sunday morning. Th» :own clerk 3nd ”‘5 fmhz‘ men
lmd a spe: i2} paths which made it nor» ‘9 noun. '
tsible for him to see his son almost the
instant. the ship docked. Young 154'
was one of 1379 first to leave the out
and there was a meeting of father nod
son as was never experienced nature; 1"” h
Fl? “as been with th-- Army of Ucca- m or outrqub o! “‘
pa‘flm tn Genmny for-.909.” time. Reg fume” "m, Chum?“
is expt‘otod home from Csmp De"""down and Lamplm
1“ any time. ' 'und homts \ten- raided.
"This procedure was confine
til 500 men
victims to the Bolsheviets.
WEI not all that constituted the pro-
f??? ' F‘U‘UCK
" “" . wren- compelled to flee their homes or certain motor and rubber
T. ‘nnd live when» ' ”NF. 90““ and ‘3 with a mllzv at a point in 1‘. 8. Steel‘n‘
are hiding pl. This applies to 7 , u d ‘ t "tli ‘ 0
.' , foreigners a: \\~ al" native: (‘1 the .a.u.t mom?“ an s ”’12.. I“ .
. 1 city. ’ - stocks today after an openinz display; 2
3 ‘Conditions w *2 horrthe. T119? or weaknesr‘. Later [sell-mt of oils. ‘
tmrurdefifhlfl‘t-lv :gireeazas s'ld shippings. L“. S. Alcohol and Motors %
> : .r. 90 l? 'm .0 Wm ll \ :vt' , d -- . . . .
xA": .. “Sim: nllule Hr. “Dunner. ‘l" figs had IN bad and gt . pmnt {All in General Motor.- _
“1'4“ “my, in “gone before the m-gjza undermined the list 323.2“. In the {m-
P‘ “ ‘ V‘ 30! the 3016...“... Bu: wblen they a] dealings copper shirt“ “"0 ”"1
" gag * .. wr ib‘e. can!) ‘. . . s . - .. >-
12m. mg. in be high at. :98“; :3“:; l‘lltlle‘crlntes the: up stand}. sales appxoxmmted 600,- ;
l: o'r-lnrk. l wr is warm "’commfited. Z, . 't'nber ol éwn We, I’wO Fhares. The closing “3.- Tiff-£1!-
is typertrd tLr -" number will m m c'rl .3 ho fell rituals. .0 lar.
' . armor say.
s. : .t . ~
be .n hauling (hes? murut: ..-- '
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captain. Warm. Bloomq‘mst, Radmm”government service in Fortress Mon
Gm,“- Pone’ manager,.(‘. 33“.;3b3um' roe. Virginia, for the [.331 year. The)"
L mmm‘m- 3“" 5- Cm?”- Th" 1““ wm nmx- make their Louie here nan).
is to be at the Wtckie lot. Sunday: '
morning, June 25. at nine thlrtv. and
.. ' Rowa‘mn M. E. Church sewtceszl
arrangements “1‘ be made there. I Sundayymornirlg worship. whit). ser-t
lmon: “A Main: True Life." The ses-f
' slot: of the Sunday school will con-1
vene at 11:59. The Epworm blame?
devotional servlce will be held at B: 4.3. ‘
Sunday evening worshlp at 7:30. :er-l
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Mrs. Charles E. Loren. of 272 East
avenue, investigating a commotion in
her back yard thlé‘morning. found the
been to the pom; Which not is
becoming their tart-rt.
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One 0! {hp l'ii. "Mn” “1.! 01‘-
currv-d )‘rsterdnr place u 7|!
ronceuzton knovut "0 home race.
The paddles were nil --,-v and the rice
begun. and When it wme to the must
two of the horses trm tied for flat:
firs- plare. lo oralrr t-i dvtermlne the
winner. the two hank-s ware run and
”aw.
ylcht Nahum. tumu‘. or." to 2!: (h
emment by Robert Cm?"
Lieut. Cum says tlr‘ .‘s'Vltru‘ r'ns
1h am W4! .-\::-e 11:12 reef-(1 'o
30 through the 1‘83" .. nun" WT Ht?
signing of the armis". '9 She arrtced
u Odessa after the tlrmsh had 0N“;-
Med the city and mo: of! 130 Amer-
mn rem. Hue say:- mu runo-
nuns in Odom were :ll that Tho-
ner described them.
Md 0“
f
family cat trying to extract its head man theme: “Love swvice. and Sac- ‘ . - ‘. .. ‘ . 1* ‘ “A”
from a. salmon can. Fuse attracted rifice." The wetk‘o' l’tT-‘FE‘T “PW?"- " "mm; “b" hf" “' ."n“fdt:| none. He hail: rim. ”Wm-rm
l' - ma “1mm will beheld Thursday (wanin at .33, THC" “J remr moe" . -.- me as you cargo o . . .. . . . .
w m? 8"" 2° 01 the ' ‘ ' "%hr’s‘ian “3 "h?" ”V T‘OFW‘IW rmm are (-mvry sud. also brutal. tart :- \-
' American Army «afar-7:. who
consideration.
Rev. George
topic for
found little Mica“; in reaching the . ..
Generosxty.
A. Batrd. '
neck u» neck they would have soon
the miniature race at‘z‘ie l‘aim.
ml
,Mnn- in senile H] the hem-6:11.
button 0'! the an. but when her re
just an; finished. one found it impos-‘
slide to come up for air. ‘Mrs. Laser) i
moved the an. but it was some time f
tefore {be can had removed soficlem‘
salmon from its eyes to know
them.
its .
BABIEN
m‘d’
The Golnial Fireworks Company of
‘Ihrien is working night and'day on
- contra :5 is: mote-clinical displays for
in]! 4. me of them ln distant cltiee.
fie 13m when contracts to Immune-
‘m the flavor-ks and also take charge
dike setting of! of the displays. Some
fl the conflicts awed $500.
zgram will be presented and the Mys-
-tery Bot. Question in the May number-l
pastor.
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mall's For: i211 Missfnna ry
The “'0
Sociely of the 'llflthr'dist clmrrh will
meet Tuesday. Jun» 11m 3 p. m.. at
the home of Mrs. Frank L. Comstock
on Main streez. A3 imere'stlng pro.
‘02 the “'oman's Missionary Friend;
will be answered.
Miss Edith “’hitner is able to be:
out after being in bed one week wzvn
a lame back.“~ On Tuesday af'emoon
her teacher and eight girl {menus
called to see her. They l:m:.:n: a
basket offiowers. a large bunch of
peonies. and a beautiful baflhcl of
fruit. After enjming a few games.
Mrs. Scott entertained them with
reading. Orange :‘tznr‘lt, crackers and
cakes were serve-l. alter which. they
walked to the‘r homes. 111(- Z‘ZCRPY‘.
Miss Morton. was accompanied by lsr-
183:4! and the Rotor) Point orchestra‘
.to alternate tor the continuous amp?
3 which will be held on Thursdav night.
.llay 20 an
Manager'Bayley. and Eli-“acct B"-
ry n. Maver's tantra. Z‘ixle Jazz band.
completed their plans for the Jazz.
‘57. PETERSmro euw vegans-rs
HERE SUNDAY.
The St. Peters of Danhury. who re-
cently detcatcd the well known Bur-
llstlry har- strm'ed the Jun cat. 0‘ this cit? will a. o with . tug?
. Lax-Lug been inlet-med that ' bus here tomorrow to line up agains-
~;;al. a 2:3: .1; the Town AS“Lhe Cats who are out for me at
:1: thrt i' had to repeat on . . t The St. Pater-shunt
t\l*;e {allowing Tuwdnv. Many of the ;h:0(;o;o::. lion.“ “,1“, firth . "9.0;.
-‘orwalk danc- - wt? ‘ " ‘ ‘
(xx I remember the. fan this moon.
Jul hand W‘hgh p13yed ATuesdgys‘lm 0‘ not 0119 MSICG'E
“7- 'and thry are surely $0935 1’0 give a
good speedy game in offlfl' not to let
‘hk‘hlthe Barents break that record, while
Mar
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The Den Pinter Circle. of
.mam‘ fine mints have been said 124-1)“. c335 who unseat to even honors
cause they dc fine work for church up are going to do likewise. and there
and «influx v ill give a social at the {are a good hot gauze is expected. fic-
del'lrl church next Tuesday evening. ’ Guinness “d Everett Will be the M!-
A program of songs and recitations teries for the local boys and : strong
and tableaux has been arranged. Ice team will hock them up with 91*?an 0!
cream will he {or sale. No admission ; support. Game will start at 3 o‘clock
will he (liarced but a silver collection, sharp_
taken. The procerds will go to the be in attendance-
zrezzsury of the Circle and used in 2'
zoo} (rinse. The public is invited to M-
tend 3"? affair.
Keep good mm: tad you’ll no or
‘ then.
A large crowd is expect“ to’
' .WAsnmm. 3m 1!.-So It
not to interfere with the trumpet-tar
than c! m now returning «on
m
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l France in flotsam
stone. 3 that to
the ’ and recreation purposes
;an absolute minimum. Among.r pert
thrown we: Units for xpeolnl equipment cancelled:
' was one for 70 coaches and Pullman;
ea un- to be operated by the New Ym'Cen-t
and women had fallen 2 tral from Xew York to accommodatel
Bl! this ‘ persons who wished to see the WH-
TlardDempu-y fight July 4th.
Bolshc- , -
In the streets. of the city Exp...
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Residents
'Dlrectorfieneral Hines today adored
mood equipment for excursion!
be limited to?
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v.3 it' wa "" “mat in Eva's. ficorhfnd :.x t (lrrfébiglghfiie‘f The ’ngr Juniors dea’:a'r l 'he S0—
fir " “ "1 again .‘ WW ighx'il “Fri-ta otwtbe‘c‘; So A. C yesterday by the more of 24'
‘ ‘ ' 9 “,1“, N“... to 9 The game was snappy and quick .
" game at "19‘ "Finally 1‘. 'rmans drove the from beginning to end. The batteries
- “M .H. Stephens Bolsheusss ( ru-n undeibger- for the Tigers were 331%.}. and Hege-
- Lug-kwoods or $33.91???“ ‘eteoimthzofiotch‘: (lust: for $050? Santorella and Lom-
2‘1‘". 1r; t:.. ‘Grrmnm dldunol bardo. Next Sunday the Tigers will
sit. .1 me ““ch tan and 1...: 3 those murderous take 0:1 the So-Sos again at Baxter
of ‘ “'omen as eds. l- :r ‘ 0 Ace Grounas.
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“A“ ,. ' "m: an mint: ".lftrr 1!: . «rmans came, :23 ' ' . .
‘H'f .,. 1S .ome V97} much “1.0- .. who Germans (u'.' ToMiss Bertha Brown: We know
-- u' :The *7. m1. almost a: bad as very little about farm life, Hoe-ever.
_ . tthe [mist .\ .7 "‘tr)’ levied a Halo- f.’ ‘01: 'r . "' . 3; "
15, M ”,0 1‘0an me ‘1 ”no“ .l t-har'e o! V‘se’xr _ a e gong gown on t e farm.
ti x .4 .. “WM; h ‘ ",1. “ " "' ‘ f ' " * We would respectfully call your atten-
" ‘ “ 1 a ' passports M. Wis ‘31. seemed ,
(Menu . . "‘l‘l’lllS-' that or “Uh“, mhlle. iron to the following lines. "Mary had
1:2“ "‘3' ""“Ch “'3‘; “The mag»... .. . or the Bolste'vlsts a lzttle lamb. With her i: would frolic.
“‘l , L I final!) my: 3.. 'r‘rrnrh. and the? One do)" it kissed her on the cheek.
.) wt 9 v fibrils; 33:0 3"?“ ‘jfifififlffigzfif and died of painter's collc."~-Hot
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rnmr o. ~ we’ufagm turned top in- v... clty once more. , ”Wm“- A’k‘m‘“ Thom» (33'-
jay Fun. and'ym, 0n Iran-g a.» « w me Mb raised
um ' 'I will have all the red bani}. Gar: Bolshevists.
the . . and add a "Howcver. . . t“. shlps m the tnlv‘.
"I‘m: \- with it. For her rook ab. “any rflugeer. but.
fun M; « place. {were prettm: n leaving the learn,
‘ i but ‘ht‘n .rn . W. 3-‘mvd the Bolshey.
t. m .' ““5- ~
.. . m orrn the; "At las; .u i‘ when the British
0-“ lance a. the. .. -
at“, was the lug— took 1hr r.‘ Hurts. Inade Wl‘l’x»
.--- ., {0", m mu return-s. . 'vmwd bycrews. and
«,-;-. m Tincln ‘ndltlflnled . no..- then (April o!
I“: walla 1.33»? this. yew 'r \ v ..'e. and myself.»
6 . . . owitholt u on but the cloth...
urn.” . ut m "1.5 col “ w. -, ambled m In“, .
....lr. .. not hold. we madw é“) Pnnstantinuple.
-. ‘ , gun from warned Gibnlmr.
“j ”"3 “"75 “'l'iere we - .1 usage on the Eagle-
(‘.ll‘~3' The steamer ma .5 fl 8..“ ‘
stag? ‘wmhewofme manor. UIUJ l'v’has been In Rwr
halter-n VFW York. On 5‘. far In!!!) . r-rA usually made 3:.
Hanna ”'3" the ”-9!!!“ trips”. to ““*~ country no; u.—
:"°‘“ "' 9 1-100 my cum over in .m- dnd {ht-153...: firs
‘1"? ‘j ‘ , an 13‘3“? ‘01 trip back alum 2mm.
“1" "3‘“ ’~ _ ' Y. *m com; 1115 story "z.~~' superannvla‘rd l:-'
"W "m P" . "mm W um. Gem-gr- ta. Crtm. of m I'. s.
of the Chlflo‘l' .\ _ ”a‘ Associat- x: 39mm Cows. who served
of New \ork. . ' sociauon h.- m: water: on Th“ liT‘KEI’T‘; *
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