airs. jClifford Mackenzie and son
have returned to their home in unitin-
.. lley place. after spending a few day.
, G. Andrews of East ave- in \vé' York City, the guests or
her daughter Eleanor will en- friends.
- ---s from New You: over
Raymond. after two years' service
Fabroad, is spending a furlough with his
family here. His many friends were
happy to greet him ‘once Again.
1 Mrs. Charles T. .Mihchell. of "Logan
.street, and Misstli‘lorence 'MitChell. oi
Flax Hill road, spent Tuesday in New
Ha \en.
Mrs. 15351 P. Saxons and (laughter.
Emily. and son. Earl. Jr.. have return~
led home after a visit in Nee York city,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E.
.: Men's House must have been
fiefew cool places in East Nor-
‘ 3: night. for .a capacity crowd
‘ ted at the popular resort.
' mid-week pray er and tesfiménv
was held in the Adt en: church .
fling . The Boy. George M.‘
e was in the pulpit.
M fircel contanins laundry. Re-
Raymond.
to A. , t \ '
. & P store. E85 or: a“ : Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Stevens were
3in Stamford “’ednesday evening.
‘where they attended the premier of a
new play by Edwin Miltoa Hoyle. the
well-known playwright. and a resident
of this section.
Miss Marion Grant Coatefi. of McKin-
ley street, who graduated from the
New Haven Normal school
nastics. at New Haven. last month. has
returned to her home here for the sum-
mer months.‘ In September. Miss
Coates will leave for Albanywhere she
has been engaged to teach in one
to: the High Schools of the capital.
ma] mid-week services of the “W.
nunue Methodist Church was' Miss Marion G. “'eed. of Byway-ton
iw evening. In spite of the avenue. was a member of the 1919
_"_ a large number of the con- graduating class of )ierrm‘s Business
,. 3, turned out w hear Rev. H”_‘college. the commencement exercises
’B'vllnrsland‘s sermon .of which school were held Monday
'evening in Stamford. The commence-
ment of the Stamford end Not-walk col-
leges were held together in the former
city. ”
For the first time in several years
there was no pupil from Rownyton in
the. 1919 graduating class at the Non
walk High School. EaCh year for the
'past few years. ‘Rowayton has been
represented by at least one, if not
more graduates Roway ton has estab-
lished quite a reputation for itself in
Watt-ms have entered appl’ ca the past and many of the beat scholars
am and it. is expected that the (.3, have claimed this community for their
first!" cu will bring out some g eat home '°
' p At a meeting of the Bible study class
‘ ‘ .ot‘ the Rnwaymn Methodist church.
fi no first accidents resulting held Tuesday evening, at the home of
handling fire-crackers was 9Mlss Mary Hart. of Raymond street.
this afternoon when John ‘13:! it was deemed to hold a food enle on
nse‘li. of Van Zant street, came Saturday afternoon. JuTS' 9. at the chap-
“ , into the hm with his left e! of the church. There will be cake!
" d Mend trom the powder of a ‘and bread besides other good thins!-
salute. The Mathews boy was 'After the transactions of other routine
3’th some mm” in {rent business a social hour with refresh-
- , ' . eting of
3.71.” mung a few of the ‘ments followed. The next me
' ”MIA“?- of them went 0“ un- the class will be Mid on m evenv
ln’his hand Investflgatian ing. Auzust 5.. at the home of In. In
-dlat.,the lad was more scaled 3- Klaxons. “f 11$th “M
m 1-713 mother bagdeged up§ Rowayton people read with Interest
w member and far the the account of the weddiui of Miss
gum. afternoon be “my,“ lAuth Tiader. of Tokeneke. to Sandor
from 3 safe 413mb“ Hamati which occurred on WI?
at the home of the bride at Tokeneke.
1g'I'he Tiader family is well known herer
'nnd before the death of at. Tinder.
lthe family were frequent attendant-
'nt the Methodist church. Choice m 4
, A large attendance was re-
- .Yl'his afternoon. theaunual pic-
J‘ne inembers of the Country Club
" > amnion and dance last even-
infibservance of the 4th of July,
, .. n. large number of members
‘ M guests were present. The
‘ - " kept a good many of the poo-
nfffthe dance floor. A most en-
W time was reported. ' Th's. at
w the annual handicap tennis sin-,
tournament for the I. ehmair
.will be held. A large number
of Gym‘ *
Lieutenant Commander Edgar L. .,
~7—
lnorrow 6:“ p. In.
Tomorrow
mmmemetrip.
got Bell island mom of the late
at the island opened with a. on
m9 9m n! 30m lumen:
' :. Over three hundred people
- attendance, making life merry;
m the first event of the'
_, ;m. The decorations
m were very pretty and
flare hall was draped with
Y-
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE,
MOTHER. BY OUR OWN
WAR CORRESPONDENTSi
The purpose of this article is to but;
you wise to something you know bet-
ter than your A-B-C's. This nitemoom.
in Toledo. Ohio. “‘illlam Dempsey. '
known to the sporting world as dust»
plain {'Jnck" will endeavor to wrestJ
' ville walls of the club.
Wee was greatly ap-
by the members for it was
‘ “to have each and every
out no the opening night. and
”do so today and tomorrow,
, -~ the carnival will come
”Today‘s program is the
the entire carnivalrthe list
world from Jess Willard, the present
holder. Whether he will or not. isn’t
for us poor insignificent human beings
tle about it as the million odd spot-tiny“
W5 ‘1“ be exhibited on the local sporting authority. Joe has;
m after which dancing drew on the gloves mm «it, has
himmmmmd no.3” ,4:- no:
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w my three €38! carnival ushers at‘ the affair. which was me “:1de
inndrother attractions. only ”am” who We as unauditeofller' _ .,
thumb-melee of the
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wni blowing continuously from their
ed to neck to the Point.
High tide for May 5:59 p. m., to-
the American Ciheie
thePelnton the fitmentnsforn'
day' s outing. It is expected that 1.000
»
Jointly observing
Independence Day
and
. ' Service Recognition Day, .
the store is closed.
July Fourth.
tiara hm!- shore renort.
Mandthohoueof fume-hid: n!-
witha prise attached to the one who!
Aspects] prize hrnschm'ellle in 8* holds the paddle on the luck horse;
goingtobeollemdtotheflmmrtyo.
then comes the ucieutile games, youl
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day. Besides receiving the Set. the ex-
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at Baton Point. on hundred families ~
to say, or eVer think as we “0' “J who perhaps wefldmver have the op»
mm of am ‘5 day at the ,
writers now camped near the mintPomt, were [3'03 M m when .
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that Jess superior bulk Wm even ‘10, ‘téek MW and their parents.
tory. while the Dempsey hookers clnlm mm W “ momma
that Jack’s vouth will Uri-set a“; branch took my»: the gun to 2’an -
handicap. We made inquiries among. I. day:- m a! ill! ”will!”
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7which mm the closing of the sum-
mer season for the residents. Tomor-
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the clubhouse the first display of mov-
in: pictures, a 1mm attraction in. manfihdm
been secured and the residents of the
heath are urged to attend this show!
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" will aid the committee
4 make their next selection.
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