Today's program contains the clogs
ing events of the carnival,
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masque carnival will be held and from
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-the accounts 0: the committee. it is
going to be worth witnessing.
ievening a dance will be held in the
11 Me“ has gone 10 30W; club house which 1.111 bring the car-
for a two weeks vacation. gnlval to a, close.
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We” Huot. of \K' estchester.:
City. is visiting friends on
" over the weekend.
Potato race for boys under ten: D.
McLachlan. first, and Kent Crnezer
;second. Potato race for boys under
j ' , €16, Arnold McLachlan first. G. Mc-
lug electric. blade fans ‘1‘”. Lachlan second and XV. Smith, third.
ed in Al Hafner 5 East 51119 P . > . _
; to-day l otatoes race for girls under 16 was
‘ ,won by Jeane Bellmar with Ell. Moo
'Neil second and Marga Byland third.
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Katie Benson of Jersey City is
, it the home of her sister, Mrs.
Browncll of Van Zant street.
Ralph Farrell and Thomas H. Canly.
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Net of local youngsters were:
Yesterday was the crowning feature
enjoying a dip m front of the day of the Belle Island Three Day Car-
building this morning. Luck” niv.1l.Th9 club grounds and club-
— Ihousc wele filled to their capacity
‘excry resident tuxning on: {0 take part.
,. and Mrs Perci a] H Sherrom. in the ments The program began
Wodelphia Pa, spent the Fourth with a ball game which took place in
,Mhome of Mrs. Sherron‘s parenv the morninz at 16 a. m. at Amusement
.* and Mrs. Axel Pager-siren _ Park bt ween the mazliml and single
. linen. folcwed by a 2110' 1.- games an
ting Dorlons House reported hand-l ualer spouts in the a ‘turmon. in the
elm-go crowd yesterday afternoon e1 ening a display of Pain's fireworks
"was. Dorlons Was one of the w - 11-1 esen ‘.ed alter wih ch dancing
W in East Norwalk where a 'was held in the clubhouse
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I!” Mary Smith of \‘orwalk Mrs was won by the mariied men in a
. 11 Meade, of East Norwalk and seven inn1ng game. by the score or 76.‘
" sister Mrs Anna Graham of \‘ewi 'The game was called at the end of the
. in. are spending a. vat‘fiwn: seventh on account of the heat. eat-n
Hunpshire. team agreed to this which gaxc the
____.-.... smalried men the \ictm-y as they were
Qbslr. and Mrs. Charles F Dauler and last to bat This. is the first game the
fl Robert, at Brooklyn N. Y are mariied men have won out of the
51mm at the home of Mr and “r, {three which they played. A vcry large
:flnuel H. Nash, of StraWberry Hill number of the, residents made the trip
lto South Norwalk and witnessed the
‘gamc. Tomorrow both teams will
"in Earner reports that his stock of his? number same at the park at
”works wassold completely out ycs- (—i'ller 10 a m. or ll :1. n1. The after-
sway “lemon, and he is or the 0pm- noon program began at 3 p m with
' that he could have disposed of a the flag raising and then the water
Wt many more of the noise mak- sports began. In the double canoe
race for women, Miss
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‘ Mrs Joseph Wright and Madeline Mc-
.Goate and Mrs. Frederick Hardtop
‘flwllent do; was reported. A largegwere third. In the/double canoe we .
‘ of the younger people enjoyed for bovs.
lip in the cool waters.
lining races were then held.
.yard swim lot men.
3.; when he has relatil es
l, third.
W reward.
The three young men are on iWilh G \IcLachlan.
ntwo weeks’ vacation and mat-'9 Foote third. 50 yard swim for girls
trip from the city by canoe Theil under 16 M Eyland first, .1 Belrmar.’
stop is Bridgeport 5 second. and J. McNeall. third. In the
—— 550 yard swim for bow under ten.J
sporting element 0f Eli-5t NOT‘: Fools first. K. Creuser. second and A..
9mm well pleased With the 0110' Selwyn third. The athletic games
“the “'illard- Dempswfght [were the last number for the after-
. . _ of the East Norwalk spent the noon, the results for these races were
* on motor and boating mpg. in as follows: Potato race for ladies.
4. var to get some Teller from the Mrs. Goates first; Mrs. Ganzenmuller,
- “heat: ;second; and Mrs “'right third. Fa t
{mens‘ potato race. YV. Ganzenmuller.
W'el‘e recorded yesterday first; K Eyland, second: C. R. Crlue
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Non-walk. and a very qu‘et 6" In between 1&21, H. Smith first; J. Han-
mm to the intense heat was lon second; J. Wright third. Three
6‘; The 118081118 of giant {”9 leg race for women. Miss Alice Mc-
. was heard frequently during Neal, and J. Bellmar ert, Mrs. mate
cause of the Gal“. and in the even- and Mrs. Houston second. and Mrs.
my“ the local people had beall- vs right and Miss McNeal. third.
fire-work displays {or their young-
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in" mterd‘ay, wren one or the
crowds in the club's history.
the spacious quarters and
and. spent a most enjoyable af-
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and evening. In the afternoon. 2 ‘
a large and enthusiasdc and—3 mm
Dubai-Van Buren won perman—l '
Winn of the Lehmalr trophy;
. ng Chester \lerker in the the Roway ton Fife and Drum Corps to
single sets by the score“ 6-3 Mt. stco, 3:. Y Thursday
5—3 M: Van Buren came- .
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Mrs. Henry Despard arrived at the S
We“! 9039550” 0’ ‘he closed her New York house.
according“: the rules 'lald
> me: why to be contested days and have returned home.
an unis revisions as thei’ .
the aceptiod. that. the new,
the communion.
this after;
noon on the club grounds a children's,
This-
; home. at9
l'l‘he judg es were William Wricht.‘
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:and Jean Be lmar wow i e winners. Nally will give a report of the neon:
'Neal were second and Mrs. Edward De
‘ Arnold McLachla-n and Rev George A. 3.1
.‘Franklin Foote were the winners with momm‘ service of 10111119 or 10: 30.
%W the summer at Lake Placid, N. cod and Stuart Ford third. The awlm- Sermon theme.
In the 50 llgion. "
Hantord Foote ing 0! the apical Board will be held in
-—'Lost. fine! containing laundry. Rp‘i took first place with Arthur Clarke the chapel MOM“! m “- 7- ‘5-
m to A. & P. store East Norwalk lflnlshing second and Alfred Brcnuell The prayer and deviations! service will
In the so ard swim for ladies be held Thursday evening at 7:45.
Miss F. Ferris was the winntr with Topic {or constderatlon.
«John Mummy, Abe Callahan andflhs E. Goate 59mm! and Mrs Gan— Development " Sunday evening. July
"my 0‘ New York were ViS‘lOI‘S‘ zenmullyer third. In the 50 yard swim 13th at 7 30- tho R9“ ““193 W. Me
3150 home of Mb?“ SM 3’95“" for boys under 16. A. McLachlan won Cormlck DD will preach ”"1 hold
second and l". the first quarterly confluence at the
presented and it is expected the per» the Springdnlo section. who spent the
the diner-Yahoo 0‘ the 4th in er, third. Potato race for young men formance will be large]:— attended.
pony at New York is holding a picnic once in the Canal Zone.
at the point. The trip being m 03‘
the steamer Cetus.
was smashed at Roton Point, when
8,000 or more people wishing to get
away from the city; swell-lag but He '3. horn in Georgia 64 yeam use.
Andrew Taylor 5 large auto bus tool: we“ to the Pd“ to enjoy “3 coollnj
breeze. Never before has sucn a
.cmwd flocked in this resort which is
gg’atherlnz popularity throughout this
am of yesterday' 3 victory, Tolrenelie Inn for the summer, havint largo crowd mingled freely thou-gnaw
the you and had an enjoyable time.
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Former Commodore James O'Brien in tho port was never Wm ”Malia: a pm.
”bombyawlnnerofiintends to place a new canvas dock 211mm all!“ am clinical-5L Price. Kabul-viva! by’?
flig‘unint. cvmhhyncht. Ylmcnd togetherin smmm ” ' ;‘
and his sister. Miss Gully: 3min. will" int
render a solol n the evening. . ’ Méfiei m
.. . was thronged with non-bothers who
1"” many ““3““ ‘0! PM K iwere watching the others having a
iSherron were pleased ‘0 greet him pleasant time. The dock was throng-
\este'rday. He and his wife are spew ed with both bothers and non-bothers
ins a few days in t0‘“!- ‘ who watched the high diving exhibition
which was given by several promi-
The membets 0‘ the Rowayton nent swimmers. which included Ar-
Drum COW" "99°” a delightful "‘9 thur Stabell who completed his train
to the home welcome celebration for log )csterday for his «tempt m swim
soldiers and sailors in Mount 10600. across the sound tomdmw The cl‘o‘l'd
. -Y-' )esterdav. They made the trip remained at the park during the day
fin Taylor' 5 auto bus and got back and until after the display ornre-
3‘) “Chet" The local musi- works was given last evening. Dar-o
clans headed the first division. Battal- 1118 with an yesterdays he!“ '53
iotr No. 2 and right behind then were: may enjoyed, one of the largest
Young ladies dressed in the Earl! Of record breaking crowds of the season
fameretteu.
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and the entire country round mi 'mry, yflwmy' ”0‘ an outbreak nor ‘
'siuglo disturbance in anyway to nuke
thing‘s gloomy occurred. Exerythlng
Mount Klsko turned out to greet. the!
homecoming heroes. - l
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'ine enlu'e net pwu'edd of sale will. happy alter sponding a a” at Con-
be devoted to delaying the expenses nectlcut‘s famous resort
of the work which has been done on
the Club property this mason.
The House Committee of the Toke-
neke Club announces that Herbert
Witherspoon will be compelled by pro-1
fesslonal engagements to remain 0111‘
W est until the middle of August and.
on his return would not. have time to
prepare for the concert scheduled to:-
August 16th The concert will, there-
{Ole be postponed to the el'enlng of
the succeeding regular dance on
August 30111 On August 16th them
will be the usual dance without a con-
cert and on August 30111 a concert fol
lowed by dancing.
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Andrew Taylor has sold his lack
'truck to parties from out of town.
1 A son was born Wednesday to Mr
On Sunday. July 6. serilces at the and ”rs. E Christensen of Noroton
Rowayton Baptist church will be as Heights.
follows. Morning “’orsblp at 102.30;
with sermon by the pastor. Rev. Frank
S. Clark. Subject: 'Jesus and the Fa-
ther,” Bible school at 12, Noon. Chris-
tian Endeavor service at 7 p. In. An. 6 .
other special occasion will be enjoyed hisl'larold leaton
in the evening The young people 0!
the church will furnish a new vocal
chorus. and the audience will have the _
opportunity at hearing m Char]: Rt Misc Jessie Fisher has returned to
Mchlly, formerly pastor of the rs .
Baptist church of New London. m her home at horoton Heights basing
connected with the Forward 11(0th
of the Baptist Denomination with
New awnings have been hung on the
rear windows of the new building of
the Home Bank and Trust Company.
having completed
second year at Brown Uni-
versity. is now at his home on the
Post mad for the summer vacation. ,
at Cornwall, in Litcbneld county.
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Raymond Billington. tormerly bag
master at the Darien station. who
rtheru Baptist Convention held in- enlisted in the navy during them
over Colorado. 1
b rch advices——
’1 I r—Sflmim' after about 20 months' service.
No
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stopped in town on his. way to his
Rowayton bl. E. 2
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I At a mctlng in the firehouse. Tues
The monthly balm moot— in ”mt 79‘” '
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The parade was a big attending. Taking it all in all RMOEJQ thin town as it is to the people of
success. Refreshments were served .15an held the greatest crowd in his- this town, it may as well be omitted
feditors of the directory should also _
= list_
' man beaide Dr. Pentecost who has re
completed her term of teaching school “V9"? MM 53 W M? elm“
cred under "taxicab.” while two men;
who maintain similar auto service at;
Noroton Heights are found under:
“livery."
dealers doing business in this town
home at Rye. with an honorable (“5- are “3‘“! under that head.
no one was an mm
mm:- . with Dr.
‘Willium 1.3m at Nor-alt. he and
been endmoa in many a show outdo»
lighted audiences in Darla: an clue-
wherc. "Ramp" was also a great
baseball enthusiast. having been all
agcr of the Barton team for years
when locallv baseball was, more high-
ly esteemed than at present.
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The business directory which adds
bulk to the telephone directory which
was distributed Wednesday inthia'
town adds nothing to its value. W
presumably it adds something to the
collectors of the amounts paid. for we
display advertising. If it is as useless
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THE. VERY LATEST STYLES
Summer Dresses
Fine Walsts
Smart Sweaters
Wash Skirts
Silk Sport Skirts
ll it’s“ new you will find it at Mintz’s.
Watch our windows for something new
every day '
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in future editions Some of the mono
numbers in the supplement. Mt
agree with those in the ducctory. The,
Presbyterian church In listed under in
corporate name. though no one would1
think of looking for it made- that.
name since it is popularly called the
Noroton Presbyterian church. and. Ill
it is the only church listed. one mlgut
think there were no other churches
in the town. but for the fact that all
clergyman are separately listed.
among whom the name of Rev. William
Sinclair. pastor at the ijbyterhn
church, does not appear, nor does that
of Rev. George Pentecost. D. 0.. who
is found listed among‘physlchns, pro
sumaly because he is a “doctor." The
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URNSTURE
STERUNG
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ANCES
FURNITURE CO.
l2? l2!) WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
have included Rev. Hiram Van Kirk.
Pb. D., of St. Luke‘s church, in this2
since he. is the only local clergy-._
cell ed a doctor! degree. Three real—i
estnte men in the center are not listed?
under that bending. while the Token- -%
eke Corporation. a couple of miles.
away, is. Under "retail grocers” the
largest concern is not found. but may
be discovered under “general merchant
disc." The water company, which sup-1
plies the town with its city water, is"
credited with distributing "mineral
FEAR NOT THE LIGHT
Turn it on full blast on our line
furniture. The more light, the
more its beauty shines forth.
Only quality furniture such as
ours can stand the WM of strong
and spring waters. ' Two local butch-
PI"! qre liq‘ed under “mat markets? al'llfiClflz light or daylight. Our
the other must be found under “pro- furnitun1 is faultless. You can
visions." The local undertaker and prove it to yourself,
of these headings. but my be discov-
Only one of the four ice
Sale 01 Tires
——-—-——- lG. \chacbl and William Smith Addrses by pastor. SW of the rm
'3. ‘Wlmams. former editor of the: second wi Donald )chacblan and. Lord's supper will be Multilateral. d" m a“! m were made for W mm m “ ”
Review. who recently removed Archie Sclwyn third. The long dil- Session of the Sunday #001 will b. tho carnival to M held next 'NR“ 1 I h BIO m Pett
but Nor-walk and sold out his 111-; lance canoe race was won by Donald held at 11: 50 a. m. The evening ser- which it “ expected "n b“ ”m" '“P' I“ m e V O -
. in the local paper. expects to Brush. with James Olson finishing sec- vce of worship will commence at 7: 30. each] than “9" and attract ""9 3 Rowan St. East NM
‘Cltucnshlp "Id R, mberc 0! folks from out of town. as Tel. 44'
A Bloomer and Petticoat combined—.1111: latest vogue!
The school committee has been
more successful in obtaining the nec
canary supply or fuel tor the local
schools in midsummer this year, than
in 1918. Both at the Center and at the
Heights. the winter supply. procured
through the King's End Fuel Company.
has been secured.
“Christina
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The. preacher next Sunday night at:
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Coma in flash pink, dummy trimmed with a splendid quality
or Vol. loco. a
GET A SQUARE DEA}.
We will buy your DOUSv'hol‘
zoods. rags. papers. junk and all
second hand goods. Anything ym-
have. Pric- occording to the qual
11y of the goods. A "an deal
always.
PHILIP P. HAHONEY
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Boconfl band ”A. “ways on sale. f
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DBMS 25, 27 and 29, $2.98
{winter at Crktobd' in the Canal Zone.
‘11th their daughter and he: has:
‘.band ‘Jr. and In Theodore motoc-
lore established. have returned home.
'Norwalk Storm Battery
Harbor View the Methodict Protestant chm-c1: 01x0! '- __ '" ‘ ' -
lroton Heights will be Rev. Samuel C.: NOTICE
lugersoll of Stanford. in whose com~‘
ling the Ioldlen at Fitch’s Home will, u“ m Lita MU 33"
The dance held last evening was be egpecklly Interested, for Mr. lager-1 ”‘3 Station ll “9' 99°!!-
argely Illflded- A YEW emhle coll is himself a- veteran or the Civil. m hizhut 31". 0‘ 38%
program wasspresented. much to the w", and m. "comrades gm flnyxi Wk. Musing. 30m U“! '1
pleasure of the residents and their iii-"1“ to met him. ’ W a m M! 0:
vited friends. This evening the 11m: _._._...._ hm-
moving pictures of the season will bei Edward 13. Robinson and family ofi WWk called rerun MW
”lamina ~80.Norwnlk
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{mm in the Kerr Press. established
in flow about ten yous ago.
High tide for tomorrow: 6:46 p. in. fiber. Hrs. Ammo: was also then
employed. has been for many years In
Today the American .Chicle com- chute of the government's printing
Hartford 8. Smith, for over 15 years
n constable-in this town who num-
Yestemt‘? 3“ ”9°01“! for attendan- bored hundreds at friends in this and
Meat towns died at his home on
Railroad avenue late Tuesday night.
but bad uncut about 25 years In this
town. Mr. smith was in a critical eon-
dltlonlastwlnter, and it want
thought possible that he could men
ever regain the strength whlcn no
later mound. going about town and;
tat. and part of New York. “is
o disturbance 0! any kind toot Place
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llhtufllthccudcume. nonmetal
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11:. highest clan of button work. W, “pairing
and mum on all mah- ot batteries.
Norwalk Storage Battery Co.
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