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Yacht club.
fiat-lea F. Clough who recently re-
turned to Norwalk after scrt ice with
the Canadian army has taken a post.
tlon oi the Wilson oPint shipping yard.
Edi?
agony:
, {So-mom books have been added to;
A :50 mm at Community Hall.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Oberlander are
making their home or the summer on
Little L‘Hammock island and Mr. Ob
William C. Smith is having the aux—
fillary yacht ."Eolls" placid, in com-
mission. after a season of inacth'lty.
at Miller's ship yard and she will soon
‘ .Z/"lihe “'atch Your Stitch Club will
with Miss Amy Youngs. East
no, on “Wednesday. at 2.30 o'clock.
‘ club.
. _ The Epwonh League of the East
' inane Methodist Church will hold. a The mum,” of Boy Scout Troop,
”we”? festival on the Chm-Ch lawn \‘o. 2. of Rowayton, enjoyed a hike to
fill evening There “ill be a 9‘93““: West Norwalk. Saturday. udcl‘ the di-
mm and ice cream. cake and
flawbernes will be sorted. AA fine time is reported.
ceiving instruClion in various lines.
' John Kubovic of 312 East “‘ashing-
~ ton street was a visitor in Bridgeport,
r I yuan-day.
t Barry C. Fudge. of First street, has
”chased the motor boat "lona" from
W. R. Cartwright. :
‘ lug August.
HARBOR VIEW
Emil Hold of Colorado Springs has
arrit ed for the summer season at the
beach.
The Ladies‘ Aid Society of the
‘Melhodisl Episcopal church will hold
Lthe regular monthly business meeting
in the chapel on “'ednesday at 3
o'clock. Plans for which will be made
» William E. Dauchy, of Danbury, was
wa week- end caller on his brother son
and friends :21 town.
7' liss Janette VanCoet eriug of Greg-
cry Boulexard who returned from
rm” Tuesday, arrived at her home,‘
Sunday afternoon.
”- The Third District Commisioners‘
l
V-will hold their regular weekly meet \irs \Iay Fairly is enzrrlai n! n: as
1 .Inc tonight. Regular routine business her guest, Mi~s Winifred Hall of New
V "will be disposed of. Canaan
'A great number of boat owners took
gem x ell nt weather _
' (age 01d”? e i do to different York have opened their cottage for
if yesterday an ourne_ e the summer, having arrived yesterday.
‘-«:- .1 points along the Sound. as far down as . ‘
’ 7 .V'Byle Beach.
' o
Illa-and Mrs. Harold Askey 0: New
Charles D.‘Sleurer of
arrived a: the beach
Mr. and Mrs.
New York city
’73?" Deciding to wait developments, John
'32. Flynn of 220 East Washington
. . . . s mer.
, .zsmeet. has Wlthdl‘aWn his application.the um __
1 for a. transfer of his liquor license]
3343115 hearing was to take place today.
Miss Laura Hanson. who is promi-
nent in New Jersey sot-it‘l)‘. was the
”‘ ’ mv. G, u, Teeple of the Advent guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Stier over
church occupied the pulpit ol the Ad- the week end.
? must church in Wallingford yester-
_any. He is expected to be back in the Mr Johnson and MI Hold purcha<~
mlplt at the East avenue church next 9d 8“ extensive niece of Drove“) a'
if
,. ... "4‘“
a
11:3,, .
“a; Ithe beach recenlly. on which they con.
*6 xiii? :lemplateolthe erection of set era] line
* ' 3917.3 W Davis of Bridgeport oc- cottages. .g [m
, _ ”pied the pulpit at the morning and
:' z" fining services of [he Adxent church‘ G. JOhl’ISOl’l and Shirley Johnson ar-
i ‘6"iflterday, He preached two Very in. rived at the beach yesterday to pl’t.
~- E: gauging and helpful demons 10 large pare for the arrilal 01' Mix Johnson
_ aggregations. iwho will occupy their co'lage a. in
5 ._.____ :previous years.
antics E. Lexen of 272 East ave-‘
‘3' ‘8 “d fulfil?- rumored to Corner 151-! A notice has been nailed on one of
x and, yesterday, where they spent a the poles at the approach to the beach
it"; most enjoyable (lay. Yesterday was that dancing will be held on every
I: uxen’s first. visit to the city in a Saturday and holiday evening at the
W0! years fclub house for the residents and their
‘rricnds. ,
lH'.’
A... ‘7 Donald Campbell of East avenue aro
rived in the United States with the
,- _ fifteenth Division Thursday, and is
.017 stationed at Camp Mills awaiting
I his discharge papers. He is expected
he any day.
The dance at the club house on Sat
til-day was a grand succehs. Many of
the residents of thc beach were pres-
ent. which was an encouraging matter
to the committee in charge.
Kiss Add Kellozz dauchter of Miss.
'_men Kellogz ,of Hendricks avenue,
and Ellis Hughes son of Mr. and Mrs. ‘
301m D. Hughes, of Beacon street.
were quietly married Saturday morn-
lust the East Avenue Methodist Epis- The reopening of the Belle lslnnd
.0011! church P3130313"? by 'RGV- Mars- Club Saturday evening for the sum-
km They were 3"“!de by M'rs Nél- mer season proved more than gratify-
*& Johnson. sister of the bride. and
Hughes. brother of the groom.
. and Mrs. Hughes have gone on a
’toneymoon trip and on \‘leir return
r!»
the island. It has installed a new life
of social friendship and social fraterni-
zation among each other. The open-
ing exercises Were brief but to the
ipoint. Speeches outlining the plans
‘lfor the coming season were glvon by
several of the members and after they
were given. all who were present
pledged their support to the club to
make possible the carrying out of in-
tended plans for the season. Speeches
land all other opening
ghnving been completed. the members
avw}: and residents enjoy ed the dancing pro-
Agram which had been arranged for
MESS Nash has his knockabout the opening date. The decorations of
.37” m commission and she is the club were elaborate, as a large
31 her mooring 0“ 1119 Norwalkjum of money was spent to place the
lbuilding in a creditable condition for
‘3“ ‘. this season‘s use. Numerous social
I‘“ affairs are arranged to take place in
the club in a very short time. which
will make this one of the most enter-
taining and sociable centers of the
entire island.
The married and the single men of
the Belle Island Club played a. game
0? baseball at Amusement Park yester-
day morning, to'prove who was the
superior o! the two. The married men
.had all the confidence in the start of
hope of defeating the single men who
were entertaining the same thought
u the married men. 80 yesterday
morning tho: “manual Amuse-
AVONlNh
ou-by- the-Sea.ll. l.
invented directly on the
bunch. titty miles from New
Work and two miles from
Park.
untied by spacious plos- : .-
and extensive grounds, "
. . acousiblllty to the bench
nukes it particularly desira‘
‘ble for airlines with chit:
"wlves giving lttotbdrhusbunds tot
crlander comes lo his work daily in
: Fowler. catcher;
be at her berth oil‘ the Norwalk Yacht,
rection of Scoutmaster Ira 0. Gregory.‘
the boys rte-A
for the sale and supper to be held dun;
yesterday to reopen their collage {on
- .11.“?
,due lo th efforts of former Chief of
. amusement ‘l
1 day
the strains which were heard all over
ing to the members and rtsindents of'
ceremonies '
tit’
wwmmdmmxm
..._...--_ committee. 1!
teachers to (behe- Raisin. fell!~
deuce, where. the m the
share from and other attractive tut—
ures of the place were admired and
not winning the game. And bore in
the way both teams line up with the
score by innings:
Married Men —— Olsen. pitcher;
A TMIEOA. catcher; Jag-hoe. first 9111078“! until “:0 dinner '33 PM! to:
base: Ganzenmuller, second base; serving.
The usual animal exhibition of the
handicraft of the boys of the manual
training department of Center School
and o! the domestic science word: of
the girls. including both sewing and
cooking. was given Thursday afternoon
at the schoolhouse. and spoke well for
the instruction ‘ in those brunt-hos
which but been given by Miss Harring-
gcm. b innin 3 ton instructor in charge of that de-
Married nfenu 132 12 o o o o .a— 8 mt Tho-mm-prizebvtbe
Single men 4 0 0 0 2 4 0 2 1—13 State to the pupils of the Norotoztslx‘:
I'mplre, Riley; umpire on bases. B. We ’3 “we!“ indication
Goate. degree of proficiency which the 101:!
gpubllc schools have graduation exer-
Eclses been as delightful as those held
Friday night at Center School by the
hold a dance at the Point. cast to the four winds. and a program
C. W. Button of Stamford is the lat- m pageant style. made ”mm“. plea!-
95‘ come-“0“" 3‘ the 1’0"“- H" ‘5 lug because of it's conventlosauty. was
lht season so far, enjoyed the refresh. Theresa Hoyt. music.) instructor
“9 ‘3‘" 0’ Long Island Sound “3 Inngl'ellow's “Hiawatha"—the story 9!
]5a ulday and Sunday nteturoou. the {,m Americans, as Edwin gum
girls have attained.
R0l0H POINT,
5 ‘ class of 1919. The timeworn pflle e!—
making and selling on the grounds a substituted. The credit {or his ”1",.
The motor boat trip around the poyle chairman of the School Board.
_Graduaucu at Clan of 1M
.Tomorrow night the Norwalk Tire ”y. solutatory, acclimation. roll call.
‘9“ delicious confectionery walla. 'did lnnoVaLion belong to Mfg_ amines,
llghthousn was resumed yesterday A dpscflw “.415 chosen for . motif
Houston. third base; Jackson. short
stop: Frank Fowler, right field; Hos-
ley. center field; Pelms. left. field.
Single Men—Mcuchlan. pitcher;
Smith. first base:
Tones. Second _base; Belmar. third
base; H. Smith. 7 short stop; Bayou;
righl 'fieid; Stevens, center field; .Han-
loll. lcit licld. ,
Never in the history of the Darla-n
and Rubber Tire baseball team will prophecy.wm and Win01? w”? all
'Iae largest number of bathers for teacher or the ejgmh Mev and um
.boat of \el y large dimensions is in for up mum. Solutions from Long-
Acommislon for this purpose.
'Iellow's immortal poem were recited
The baseball _game between the 1,,- 91¢va or file. girls while oppro
L1. or: Stars a \ery cleter baseball ax prialv tableaux and action were nup-
zgrezallon. and the Lockwoods. was a plied by the other members of the
:"\ery great drawing power and afford- (lass Most rouderlul of all the In-
ed a pan of yesterday's amusement. :nnvallons was it that the girl. could
The T. J. Partly Construction Cour give up the old ldet o! graduation
pany of Bridgeport held its fifth out- gowns. gm] be sathmed to appear. IS
in: RF“ Point Saturday. The outing did the boys, in Indian garb.
consisted of games, speeches music “in Hoyt «WV-music stores
and a dinner. A0; New York to find the song [fled in
So far. order at the Point has been the entertainment ‘hlc‘h were Add“
one hundred per cent perfect. This la'lndlln melodlos.
m opening prayer m altered bv
Police William V,ollmer who is 110' Rev J. J. lchme and the closing
politiinz the park in cllilian clothes. benedictlo‘n by R" T. L. Pflce. 1"-
Anorher large attendance crowded leo spoke in? briefly ‘0 the m"-
lhe dance pavilion Saturday atoning. ales and these with Mr. Royles llva-
The new addition being thrown open [y comments in bondinx 0‘" “‘0 diplo-
which proved to bc a great re‘io: over mas were the only parts of the PTO'
the crowded 'conditions of previous’ m
Saturday evenings.
Fifty employees of the".L Muller!
of the planar]...
“1?”!an 23, 1019
mm illus‘floyt. The award or pmwm ands Haolr minim; ”mi:
Rm!!!“ by WI ll l- in the sixth mm 1mm.
ton Rode. chairman of the School
board. follow-ml. The prizes ouarrlod
were as follows: For highest averaze
in cxamnintions. to Moremrt Croiool.
donor. Mrs. G H. Noxon: for creator!
lmpmvemcnt. to Andrew Burials. don-
or. Mrs. Theodor! Davenport: for 9-:-
cellenr-o in conduct. to Marv Fulani. don.
or, James A. F Maccammond: for FN-
cellenm in history. to Jam" Harv”.
donor, Charles A. Kane: for excellonrc
in written English. to Frederick Book-
er. donor. Clarence IV. Bell; for cxcnl-
191100 in spolun Blgll“h. to ENPHO urnr.
Smith. donor. Edwin Milton Royle: fur 20M.
excellence in sowing, to Morgan-t Mc- the Camillw
Whlrter. donor. Mrs. H. H. Bennett: dinn mil: hr . .
for excellence in cooking. to Natural of Stomzord, Indian iii; : :. A.
Croioot. donor Ill-s. Henry B, Cooke: min: andmlwr
for excellenm in manual training. to were loaned by
Edward Dolan. donor. Mrs, A. H. Ron- the town.
shaw; for general helpfulness. lo Mal i
colm Pearce donor George w. Lad!
for best effort in sewing to Annie Ta:-
'uuu which but so
m that
school’s auditorium no net with
cedar- ud etha- m to rap-e-
oont the pun-oval lomu or Blow-(ha
all lab minimum a MN in-
My contrived by noni- ot an
about Itch: covered with a nd nirlc
and jossostickt- to produce a realistic
curling smoke. was toward the trout
'1
mdf’s a! Norlilnn s.
Boonie Weed. A ‘l’.,m ' .
was also :ixcn to Mr- Hum...
or of tho aladuuln‘: viu ~ .1
class. This .U t-nn I!
award for t~vrnln£ .
taincd IDDladr- from l«r"-- ~
in ilw Bil-('0‘. who “it
Kailt‘rv l’: omit -
James I"'t-t!'lltk Iluil'lv'l‘ .1 z » . <l
tho Nil“. Vulgar!"
\'lf‘0‘~pl’¢ \itl: n'
l‘le‘}.
Hun 1‘1 '
vv .
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(in
f. l‘t-t in d
Sixteen special prises were worded
by various donors. in accordance with
I. delightful mtém imitated several
pun ago by In. George H. Noun.
One of the most lnterestllll W0-
mentn m that. to the Sixth grade of
the xu-oton School. the suite Deport-
nent of Education had awarded a
prize for the best work in sewing of
any (rule in the entire State. There
on 26 members of tilt Class and School
Superintendent Jam F. Williams
stated last night that 21 of the number
expect to continue thclr studies in
High School. The mduotes are as
follows: nary Agnes Rose Crane.
Frances Elizabeth Clark. Margaret
Stimson. Croloot. Ruth Caroline Dvor-
ak. Ruth Veronica Marie Kirk. Loulse
Slat-lo Kell. Anna Josephine Kunerl.
Gladys Amelia Leonard. Dorothy Jun?
McWhirter, Marian Estelle Smith.
Inry Bertha Solos. Sarah Annie Tl!-
lor. Mary Cecelia Wood. Andre-w JnnPs
notices. James Frederick Booker. Ed-
ward Prior MI. Hotter Hammer-
ohoy. June- Stnort Harvey. Frank
Scudder ‘Wo, ‘Bulkley Malcolm
Pearce, Hui-old Francis Smith, Prank
Stephen Tompkins. Albert Young.
The program comprised the follow-
tug numbers; Song. "The Land 0! the
Sky Blue 'Wuter." Dorothy Muller: In-
troduction (an original paper telllnz
the story of Hiawatha. as related In
Longtellow’s poem l by James Harvey:
episode. The Peace Pipe.” with song
“Glory to the SuuGod's-Rays." and m
Station by Margaret Crotoot; second
episode. “Havana's Childhood." with
"The Lullaby ox Nokomla." and reclla
lion by I’driel Johnston; third episode.
“The Am Inter Himhlbn. Ind
Hiawatha.” with song‘ The Water: or
Illnnetoula.”a and recitation by nutty
Kirk: fourth episode. "Hum and
Mondomln" with song “The Indian
‘80". " and recur-tun by “on: Smith;
fll'lh episode. Hiawath‘u mm."
with radiation bat Anne. Cane and
song “When an olon mum-din
song 'Wbcn the noon may: law." by
5UP; ,, ‘. -
l/Il;.~r .\'l.-
and Eduard I’llm 1' . t.
Tim t‘au (“1an .A - . .
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Window and WW Gian.
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You can select any silt
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$7.50 to $75.00
All tally guaranteed. Salis-
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& Son. hat manufacturers of Danbury. ”2.. m“, a“ - “I. m
were at the Point Saturday and held, m“ (“km M“ m m ‘l
a “tile private outing of their mm." “mm £
The trip was made in one of the com-. m m “d cum .3- “- III. :
pany‘s aulo trucks. l I ”WA flow”. I.“ m'
The Georzc B. Clarke Company of.
Illridgeport held an outing at the Pointj A."- ~‘ * ‘
yesterday and a very large number of
tht-ir employer-s were present. They
came l0 thP park in {our of the com-
panies auto trucks. '2
Anolher large attendance was at the
Point yeslerday. All concessions and
enjoyed a very large
amount or business. The crowd yea-
terday was one or 1119 best spending
atlas that has an yet visited the park.
this year. » ,
Patriotism is still gaining headway
in this country of ours, for on Satur-
day afternoon. when the special or-
chestra which was brought to the
Point by the T. J. Pardy Constuctlon
Company opened the festivities of the
with the Star Spangled Banner.
F
the park caused each and every pen
son to stand in respect to the national
emblem.
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The monthly business meeting of the
Ifilworlh League of the M. E. Church}
will be held Monday‘nlght at the‘ f. 0. 3.
church. A
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Events A. \‘elie will start solllnz fire—i
works in the store adioininx the old‘
bank buildinzr on Railroad avenue. on;
Monday. ‘
Mrs. T. 1.. Price. Mrs. C. E. SissonA
and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy R. Kemp werei‘
and We can make lmmcfiatc delivery.
A lidlcd number at cars
mm. mm
b price iron
“.95 to $55.00
delegates lo the Sunday-school insti-A
tute held at the Methodist Sunday“,
school, in East Norwalk. on Friday"
night.
The closing exercises of the Darien
kindergarten were held Thursday of-
lemon under the direction 0: the
Misses Mills and anda. the kinder-A
partners at the Center School. The!
usual folk dances, songs and fingerA
plays delighted the parents ofthe chil~
than who were present as guests. Be
fore leatlng. thtdittlo rats were sown
ad with lanonode. ice cream and
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