.. ..1. m mun-vim W
5
scoop of Phin B. Plan‘s home on First
west.
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Ya
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g".
I‘ll: today.
[Pastimes are to play St
Stamford, Sunday
matte lot. Games called at 3 30 and.
a good game is expcc'ed.
Mary's
01‘ 23;: Cc'irw‘
cf wine s iTl‘Tlt. lrnnfs
The courts
‘59 the stwr.
matches this attempt: between the
Foley and Knob Tennis Clubs.
The employees of the
Company of Bridgeport. are holding
their annual Field 1‘61? and Dinner at.
the Dorlons house today.
The steam roller is workin; alonz
Seavievv avenue. pre‘,ar5ns ill" roadbed
a! crushed stone for
screens wi:._h is expecred in any day
Dr. i‘. 1}. Brown of Seavze’v avenue.
expec‘: 1-: make a trip to Rye Beach‘
k
In order,
to insure a mod long day of it. an early
in his motor 'f-oa: tomorrow.
start will be made.
Donald Camp'ru-ll of East Norwalk,
and Donald Shepard of Wilton avenue,
both of the 17th Division. arrived in
the United States Thursday. and are
now a: Camp Mills. They hope to be
home on furloughs for the weekend.
Several wounded officers including
lieutenants Sidney lMarina. Edgar
Case of the Aviation Corps and l.
Stoney. of the Third Division. motored
1mm New York yesterday.
being entertained by Mrs. Edward
iFeir and Miss Feir of 43 “infield
street.
The food sale held yesterday af:er-
noon in the A 5': P. store in Van Zant
street under the auspices of the Girl
Scouts of mi.)- Troop No l. ‘was 1- o-
claiine'ba Lulu-e ~uccess. The profits
realized from the sale exceeded all ex-
Deflation-s.
Mrs. Adeline Penelton of 11 New
street had one of her tonsils removed
at her home yesterday afternoon by
Dr. Henry Kellogg. Mrs. Penelton has
been suffering from a growth in her
throat for some time an it is hoped
the removal of the tonsil will imprch
her condition.
' speakers.
afterncon at the
".ub wiJT
the covering of
considerably.
anc are'
€vvith
«Frank S. Clark on The Best Thing
."The Purpose of Creation."
from schools of Not-walk Weapon.
'ilton. Weston Dot-ten and Rfdzefield
were present and listened attentively:
to the inferest'mg remarks of the manv
The beau downpour cf the
afternoon marred the meeting some“
what. but the entire program was fol-
lowed. In the evening. some so per
sons enjoyed a dinner served in their
honor. The evening program was also
followed to a "T" and drew a large at-
Ctt'pc-nters are at work rapairiny the tendanco The Rev. Ernest F. MCGTQ- ‘Mqt(ud :n 'he
gor of Vorwalk was the toaStmaster
for the afternoon and evening ses-
' sions.
Uiss Janete Van Coevering arrived
from France Thursday. and is expect-
ed to arrive at her home in East Nor-
WAYTON
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Some of the farmers in the suburbs
hate begun timing
Mrs. lda Sherer of Rowayton is vis-
l-‘c‘nmobila' iting friends. in Philadelphia.
C. B. Foote and family have arrived
at Tokenc'xe for the summer.
.‘diss Isabelle Hastings has opened
her home a: Tokcncke for the season.
Mrs. “1 L. Scarls is chairman for
:lllls town of the Home Economics de‘
pal'lment of the Falrfield County Farm
Bureau.
Alexander Raymond of the Roway-
ton end of town has sold a part of his
extensive real estate holdinfis in that
section to Mrs. S. C Pet!) of Brook-
lyn. N. Y.. who will improve the pace
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l-‘red BlllenSteln of Rowayton, re-
ported lo the police that while attend-
in; the pictures in the Elegant Thurs-
;day eiening, someone s ole a new fire
from off his car sazndi ng in front of
he theatre. Tl-e complaint was only
lodged yesterday afternoon.
Services at the Rowayton Baptist
Church for Sunday, June 22, Will be
as follows: Morninz worship at 10:30
sermon by the pastur, Rem.
in the \Vorld.‘ The Bible school as~
sembles at 12, noon. The Christian
Endeavor meeting at 7 p. m. Subject:
Christianity and the Toilers of India.
At 7:39 o‘clock. Miss Helen P. Clark
will give an illustrated lecture on
All are
cordially invited.
Rowayton M. E. church services:
Sunday morning, service. of worship at
10:30, sermon. "The Greatest Thing
in the Vi’orld." The session or the
Sunday school will be held at 11:50
a. m. The; devotional service of the
Epwonh League will convene in the
Today commence- the six day one evening a! 6:43 O'CIOCR- The evening
“on sale of building 1025 on Winfield
street. The property belongs to
George E. Finch. and the auction is
being conducted by Adams & lnzalls.
The sales. which ~drill take plaCe each
consecutive day until Thursday. or
scheduled to commence at 30 p m
and C 3": p. at. each dav. so as to give
everybody a chance of :akinz advan-
Lt hge of the op Aortunity off el‘ed.
:L ' The Children's or \ictory gardens.
under the (are of the East Norwalk
Improvement Association. are doing
finely and i: is
tee to awarl cash prizes at the close
of the season or ‘he latter part of
September. Best cf six varieties of
vegetables, First prize: Be t of four
varieties. Second prize Special prizes
. for size and neatness in care of gar-
. den plot. Any child that raises more
reduce 7.th is needed for home use.
can consult with the member who is
‘ looking afer their garden and a market
will be found for their
man of Garden Committee.
Lg.
”s.
Barry Morrison. a former rvsident
got ’Norwalk now living in B. ooklyn,;
N. Y., visited friends in East Norwalk
Worthy afternoon. Harry has just
Mined from the other side. having
m 15 months service. in France. He
loft New York as a corporal. with the
m Division, and returned M1!) the
.88 a Second Lieutenant. na\ 111° won
‘lfls promotion for diatinguished valor
.fl the fields of Flanders. Harry has
‘1'0 other brothers who serviced on
the other side and all hree came
“lama «mum a scratch. “’hile liv-
anomlk. Morrison was a them-g
$9":- of the Nmal Reserves. He also
Wad his country in the Mexican
grouble. where, he received his corporv'
he plan of the commit-_
stock. Chairg
service of worship at 7:30. Sermon
theme "Preoccupation." Thursday
(vening the prayer service. will be
held at 7:45. Topic for consideration.
‘Tiue Greatness. '
”ARIEN
G. “‘ils on C.io oot of Newton TX-g
puts to en u Cornell Lniv-ersitz. next
1811.
Mrs. P. A, Fai: banks is occuluin:
th Weave: cottage rn the Post Root‘
for the sumn..;i.
Alva Hartxi'is'nt' of Noroton is plan—V
‘ning to enter the Boston lns Lilllte of
Technology at the beginning of the fall
term.
Mrs. Theoricre Davenport.
tenton. Va. who spends much of her
time in Barton with relaiiVes is again
in town.
the date “Bil—which may or may not-
be authentic. although the clock i: tm-
doubtedly of great antiquity.
longs to Joseph Klinei'eqter and-
is made entirely of wood—~wheels7
works, and all i
Some of the retail store-keepers in'
town are discussing the possibilitv of
closing their establishments on Wed-
elaborate program. Representatives of me. now having out some the m- W 13¢.
July.
l
fson some talk has been retired vacant
‘iuar the desirability of erecting a su§
'able bathi n: pavilion at
‘ed bv the town where there are non“
allotted limit.
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l
‘ mooring at the bathing beach. V‘
of \"ar-
u _ dents‘ children are students will claw;
Linus Fall-child has recently been rc- V
8an Division Machine Gun Company pairing an old clock. inscribed “gm;
It be-;
,Belle island club must reopen this:
31's warrant. He received 3 hearty nesday afternoons during the summer
w from his many friends about that proprietors and employees may‘
have a half holiday once a week Sat-~
urday being too busy; day for a bolt.
various churches My. _4 .
' No. 2. of them .;
an .
mntm
asufortheuig’inalstoekof‘ly ever-Maw
ofihe varieties. and also of sweet wit» I!“ 0mm. #-
nails, to England. .1 mm In informal dance to be held
this evening at the club house to
Darien has practically nothing in tho "m" ‘4 we r“ df‘mffii’: gaégfi’:
way of manufacturing industries, and are flgfie‘gggi’ The ”new" of
there are some folks in town who hold the! building has b-vn newly drcoratetl
their handsup in horror whenever am?- and put into s “a!" this ”a”?!
thing of the kind is maze-filed. 3‘“ usage. and it Is expected that numer
there is one interesting industry f 0'“ social affairs will be held there ,3
which few people know. because it is the near future.
Sprlncdale M50” At the present time the members 01
though Vlfhl‘l the town of Dorien. the ‘h club are "11'“ go we a very
plant of the Colonial Fireworks Catn- interesting program for the Fourth of
party. of which 3!. DeLime is manager. July holidays. one which will—surpass
This business wu suspended during any other program which they have
the war. but the company is now busy. ever undertaken to present in pro-
havinz several contracts for eaten-Ne vioua years. To accomplfih till: they
fireworks d‘zplays on the Fourth of have chosen a committee composed of
itbo following men to look after this
iaffair: “'illiam Smith. St. chaiiman:
William Wright. vice chairman; and
the following “hunts: Thomas canty.
Joseph \Vrtght. James Farrell. E.
pm- m. Selm. Joseph McMeil, c. Belmer. J.
Delano. Hayward Smith and Ralph
Farrell.
The program is to be in the nature
quite a number ,0; bath hon-ea. not of a threeday carnival. which will be
ver} attractive. and not nearly ade- 8’3 on the Fonnh of July eve. and
finale to furnish all who would like 'hiCh will dose on Saturday night
to rent one for the season. A 19' with a dance at the club. The details
of the three days events are now in
years ago the project of a suitable pan .
vilion was drought before a town map the committee" 5 hands who are war-lo
in: by the then First Selectman. I "3 on ““3"“ "l 07d" ‘0 be ““9 10 979‘
George V. Schlichtinz. but the meet-V sent them to the remainder of the club
ing would not make the required ap- t“ "‘0‘" approml- Ne'flflw‘e-“F ""3
pmprialion. An appropriation of about 39"" 1‘1““ dub ‘5 Em ‘0 be “32
83.0fm could tardiy be made to better “105‘ WWI" place on the island u
advantazc. for if tould produce a noon " flung: m ‘0 4‘0““ “1‘0
source of income that m a few years mm“ “1" all Pill! for the m-
wouldanore than cover the original. the: are '9" under “I.
cost as well as upkeep.
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Members cf the State police force:
are in town nearl) every day in their;
quest for violators of the motor ve-t
hicle laws, but tbev are not maklnx
many arrests now. This is explained;
on the score that the trance is now.
' Parker Cum c of l w -
‘°° h"" ‘m "’9 PM W m“ a” a visitor “militia. :3 SWJ‘MQ
are obliged t9 keep in line most of the the past ‘0“
time. and only when some daring tmv- ’ )ln J.m” Thomas of East 8“,an
ist tries to 'cut in“ on the car ahead entertained the B. B Sewing Ctuo on
of him than speeding up" beyond the Monday evening.
and running the risk 0!. Hr and Ir: 8. P “'eed and an.
colliding with cars coming in the op 3392332} 1:13;” ”5*"!!! '"h.
posite direction. The State oncers' “r and Mrs chrv Newman 0
Spend "We“ "me ”1 ”“5 ‘0‘“ t" ‘he South menu! are visiting with their
reason that the name is heavier as one daughter in Arlington. N. J.
approaches New Sort: city, but as; um and Mn wunm Granger at
l h and Stamford are so much tended the wedding of Mr. Granger:
Greer” c m_ can in Springfield. nus. Tuesday.
“'ith tho opening of the bathing sea-
Point the only hit of shore front avail-
able to the public and which is own-x
_
over the Connecticut line where the _
tourists begin to feel that they can let
loose. ‘ _ V
ulna-lent!!-
Tlie Dorothy Perkins roses at the
depots are now a mass of’buds. and'
“fill“! a wok or so will doubtlersi
I. 01ml '"Nvov
more densely populated than Do i
this is the first town out of New Ymimm
homwmmyokuk. mam-I.”
Wanda: momma-a; atom nan
“Manama-two's
“mun, mo: :2. ~ -.
o.
v” I!“ d- AC1“ YDZ‘, hu’i . 'l I ‘ a - , . ‘3
several occur-20'- dubs-a. min 0%: cum. June 15.1219 (‘oup‘p In“; “A .L .5. ,, .
lttme of that lives ping It Trinity be at home 2275 Bassford menu. ”NM! . ,..n.. ..z.. ‘
=Lake. Friday. 6. . and Sunday. .New \ork. after Augus'f The groom la.”- [21". U V " ' ... '
Miss Frances and Elizabeth Ander- m formerly cignp oyrd as ; 3,... , ,.. gm“ 1... . " » , "
son‘ have been awarded the Cool! doenlor in the Advertlsel (‘m1'.°_nl‘. fsew-Vir- . i. V V. ..
Gucrreby the French government for" Wh le‘ tore mr .d‘ ,. 3w.-. , . M ‘rh'amfl J. ' -
their work at Chaim and Floor! ins-1' Vincent St. John is an _,., .. n” ~‘ ~. . ' "
stunner. New Canaan bfv: ‘4,“ h.“ h.._ 7.1 0. fl" “w: ‘ ..
The Rev. Edwin D.-Weod and Mrs ””3 "Wrwas .inrl receiwd an “on“, ," IN '“" ‘
W'ecd of Duluth. Minn. are ”slum; “’19 discharge He is robust and en- 1:”... u. 4 . .
Mrs. Theodore P. 101mm of Oak h" ““91”“ htal' P mu» pc 32.. l:l"'- J... "
strut. Mr. and Mrs. Weed motored mm" m“ 'hmf‘ut 1‘ azrred n ‘ him. ".I no.“ .1. I
from puma. making the trip in mm “We!" is s‘ad M £9: bark l“ Am i. . -. .‘
can soil. and mr 'lm prawn is to had hump... A _.
TWO "Q36.
been very ill other home ins-30.. um
Mr:- is very much improved, and be:
complete rem-s >ry is hoped tor by 3‘?
man .u hiatus.
George Giddls.
run." of My:
South Main street. over the week-end,
and wcge present at the wedding of Admission will
owing to the limited capacity of the
m. A. .c wheelock and Stephen B hall
Gerald Fraser who has both in the
in Franco for a greater
1bey l-fl my?“ ..rty port of the war returnvd to his home
here during the past week. “h
3! ~. and Mrs. Green‘s «much-r.
Hoyt are (turning two weeks of camp
in: and aching at Can. ;i .). ti. Elm.-
beth'oln. N ‘1'.
Sunday morning. and m “qu the dis-
tance in Dr. Wbeejock's Buick.
. t0 ire: Ihmoughl} acquajmpd w: H; W. ‘
Miss Marjorie Sconeld. daughter of home ”h", Touormg up h“ m EM: ...- ...
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Scaffold, who has The mdttanng CItf‘CLQOa .4 1}. ‘
hr‘ld in tho
_ Consist of essays
tn «moans? fill: the graduates will
Mm. Ckldis of New York. was the A feature will be the fin-1
_ . publ' c a
39.: Mrs. P. L. Green ”9 pearance of the (‘ (immunity omh‘estr:
llnder the direction of llriiian .Q .iutes
air 901W l('f
1
-, .a'ior
Thw’win-m Ef.‘ .. l.
claf‘.‘ of lqlg pnmpr school w” h l3:-?|n'~.do.‘i.:.-‘ (rift:
Lune “- ‘ Y"Town Hal! \V Him-«via. sit-his -.‘pl...: 21:73,: V
., a- p. m. The program a ‘.l H.” \ v- . f:
CV]0V‘US(.‘. MC. and ”.3.“ 3:1,“,“1'V. W‘-
recniv e r‘i:‘ omax.
to X.“ Cannon
year h! went gnu.
self. trawling on ‘2. ‘ ..
”(3“! only merchanliiw ll. u, 1,":
in (0‘11 10 lnll‘tiid';.r 1- ‘
many y-dx- 3.. w.-
me’nlv. Ho- f~ .i l
and 0H 3. ‘1.V-3. E?
inc. and '- :n i- ~
. lia‘:£.) \l_f
(.3 _V'fll‘ r: 7“. _"
Mb}
'Jcrry'
A. J. “'eboter celebrated his eighty-
thtrd birthday Tuesday. The day was
.C-pcnt quietly with friends. other
who there was nntnm': art-..J-ul with
the occurrence».ml:-: flu-t i' wwam‘eo
the anniversary of Bunker Hm day.
1118?“! r‘. homer. who ”3- incitem-i
ployed in Stamford has rot-rived a”
u mil bett- ': tinslziut; v'n' - .1 chemicall
(’(‘an-ifl in Newark. and left to take}
up his new duties (- n Manda}. lie will
make weekend visits with his family.
for the present
A moust- created consternation in a
certain business place in town one day
this week. At one time it looked as if
REDUCED PRICE ON ALI. “'ALL I’Al’lill
Lowest price on all Ready Mixed Paint, Enanv'... E} ‘55....
Window and Windshield Glast.
Ask our price on painting and Paper Hanging.
A. COHEN
141 Washing‘on Street.
’the mouse would clean house. but. for
'fnnutely for the women clerks. and a _
if": friends. they managed to get rid
of the unwelcome visitor.
Alexander McKenduck. in company ‘
{with la C. Hall and Rev. E. C. Carpen
-ter. wont to Lake Waco-bog. Monday
afternoon to 83b for several hours be
fore nightfall. The law in now on on'
bass and Alex wanted to get that biz
lone. he missed a week previous (but
could not keep). It did not take him
long to land a nice twopounded which
he showed his friends when he came
home
Mrs George Comtock of Park to.
nue. Bridgeport. and her sister. Mn- §
H. Roberts wife of afiov. Robert:- of
Hartford. will spend a few weeks a:
the Ardsley this summer. They are !
charmed with New Cam and t is
‘beauty of its bills. and tome-ber- with.
‘pleasure the kind treatment they re
-cetvcd while there.
V Announcements have been received
va a number of New Canaan friends
‘0! the marriage of Vulcan-e J Wolfe
'fi-nsw~-
Toll“.-
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burst into bloom and present one of;
m—
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the most attractive spectacles to be
neen anywhere. The roses 'ere Ind!
admired last season. and promise to
be still more attractive this year. Prob-x
ably nothing caused more favorable;
comment than the planting of those'
ramblers at depots and on tho baneg
embankment: alone the tra‘bk for;
about 40 miles out of New York city.;
It is said lha' “to plan originated when
a freight shipment of the roses waSS
If‘l'l uncalled for. and an agent under.
took to plant some of the blooms to‘
beautify his own locality. and after-‘
ward planted slips in the embankmeung
thinking that it might prevent waah’;
outs as Well as remove the u‘gllness of;
the bare soil. lie was so snore-«ital;
f..af the plan was adopted by the 08 l
cial< of the road as one of its pill-3
l
Before
cles,
HARBOR VIEW
The new float is nearing comple-'
ton. and will shortly be tied to the
l
A dance will be held this evening in;
the club house. the music will be fur-
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andSaveslfO
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g Hickory and Willow.
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New Peflection,
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Harbor View residents. . I
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The full quota of summer residents
is expected to arrive at the beach for‘
the summer this week, as the schools
of which many. of the summer real-V
for the summer months.
The Price Now Is 51475
rod-y
and we can make W delivery.
Alimiledmber'ofms gum”
BELLE ISLAND
BELLE ISLAND CLUB.
After having been closed during the.
summer of last year and the Island'
having no social activities whatever. l
the residents have decided that the;f
«an»... «.0. ...-....~ m. t...“ a
year at“ present to the people of the
island a place where they may IndV
recreation and good fellovamp. Itf
was decided that tho m
w: 1.-.. .
Alter July 151 the-"Write Will Be , i
$1575 F. o.
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mommy“ magnum who
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Sterling Refrigerators
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Vm Wc have
Quinta-u
gm. ranging
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You can select any size VT
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All fully guaranteed. \alis-
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