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The freighter‘ Marion" is tied up at the Men Fire Department at their
:uti'i.
fir. and Mrs. Hex-mu Vites 0' how:
Nor-,retnrued home after a visit with Miss
Iork city were visitors in East
Wk yesterday.
The tennis court' of the
moon with
shape tor the Club's
held next Sunday afternoon.
(hptain Ed Finley's yacht “Viola."
3 again back in local watere.'at'1er a
abort nbnence during which Captain
mley enjoyed a cruise to various
points on Long Island Sound.
'Flnal plans for the annual outing of
1m Watch Your Stitch club will be
made at the meeting being held this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. W’. E.
Bitch of Cove avenue. ltw was errone-
ously stated in yesterday 5 paper that
the meeting would be held at the
tome of Mrs. Charles Ritch yester-
' day afternoon. I
The lawn fete and band concert held.
“an the lawn of the West avenue M. E. '
{church last evening was pronounced
' a grand success by “re. Herbert E.3
flarsland. chairman of the committee?
» in charge of the affair. It is estimatedi
5 that about 140 persons were present.!
«rand apparently enjoyed themselves
, humanely. Besides the excellent;
, rmsioal entertainment provided by me
figgight members of the band a fortune
telling booth fishing pond and refresh-
silent stands met with the hearty ap—
., proval of those present. Another of
. these socials is planned for in the
' mer future.
- The only question of local interest
“to thepeople or East Norwalk dis-
' cussed at the Council meeting last ev-
ening was the Golf Pasture project.
Corporation Counsel Quinlan submit-
ted hid report gathered since the last
Ffieetinatogether with ‘a resolution
flowering him with the authortiy
”necessary to condemn the property
dissent-e it for the city to be used as
I 3' public park and bathing beach, ‘for ‘
" £95!” reliably known that the present
owners will not sell the land under
any conditions and the only way for
the city to come into possession of it,
do to condemn the property and then
purchase it. The resolution called for
‘ the necessary further legal action to
be taken by Mr. Quinlan. and for him
to submit a final report at the next
. meeting. Councilman Eldridge was in
favor of some immediate action being
taken in the matter, but when assured
by Mr. Quinlan that it would take
dime to so through the necessary de-
. tails. he joined with the other Coun-
cilmen in passing on the motion.
. Mr. and Mrs. D. Wolfe have been ena
‘inrtaining New York relatives at their
We a: Dibble street.
Mr and Mrs John leer of McKin’
‘ley Place have been entertaining rela-
A dives from the city.
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Mrs Nellie Pyne of Brooklyn was. a
; redhead guest of her aunt. Mrs.
' James Coy of Rpwayton avenue.
fir. and Mrs George Kay of Staten
J
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returned to
. neld, Massachusetts. alter a.
with his parents. Captain and.»
‘ Oscar Mills of Highland avenue.
nun-s..—
“linden Crockett who is having
than her «duties in ”i
“hospital has been mttinfh
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Norwalk Mary Buckley of Rowayton avenue
W club are WWW?“ every at- are visiting friends in Canandaisnn, 'lmdon. now connected with the For» “3““! Wednesday “tam“ trip from oer:
those rounding into New York
doubles to be.
.ice the session of the Sunday sobool
'mtm .ownedbyndj,‘
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Genuinandflrs. P.‘I.Bu’totuc- eye, which be receivedonedayxe-ninlma my
maleystreet. lcently. when a piece." or
ifromsouewotkhe washingiu’tk. nummaundatst ‘59»!!!-
Benjamin Broadway. who is now ing his eye canning the injury M
clerk inaneoffieblg hotels in Wash- has proved most painful. Ir. Bounty
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with his father, John H. Broadway of
McKinley street.
‘ulanhnxtnn Eye and En hospital.
I Rev.
Bowaynon Baptist church. gave a Very diurch.
interesting sermon at the m och
3‘ The ‘30qu Drum Corps has been
idem to furnish martial music for
evening servl
the church fugished a chorus which CAME, .
l corps Will leave Rowayton on the 8: 40
1‘ trolley.
mas Cora. Powell of Oyster Bay has
.tDion had the opportunity a! hearing Valleys.
.Charles R. McNally. formerly pae-
tor of the First Baptist church or New .‘
'11." a Millspangh of Crockett street.
Dr. and Mrs “Hackley and Miss
The coach Meteor will
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus and. family
have moved trom the Crockett home.
Bleed 011 Cram “em”- WhiCh W“ '9‘ in Demer. Dr. flcxally proved an
0611th 503d 10 H-O- 0315510 “39 forfiinterestlng speaker and all who heard
mer Charles Lowndes place on Ro- him were much impressed.
wayton avenue, at present owned by
T. l. Raymond.
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York city. Dr nexally will give 3 5°" c. “b ‘3“ ”we
today' a trip.
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{Mocks were invariably
;early. On the Fourth.
many folks were disappointed.
All of the services at the Rowny‘m
Methodist church were well attended
Sunday. The pamor of the church.
Rev. G. A. Baird, preached at both
services. At the 10:30 o'clock service
following a short address. the :11ch-
ment of the Lord's supper was admin-
istered. Following the morning serv-
the government plan are
per cent of the amount of the sub-
ocription will be payable at the Home
Bank and Trust Company next Tues-
day.
was held, a good attendance being in
evidence in spite of the warm weath-
er. “Citizaishlp and Religion.“ was
Dr. Bairds topic for the evening ad-é
dress. and a most interesting ermon'
was delivered.
Frank Decourcey. who has beu ill
for a few days is again at his post in
the cities of the Rings End l-‘uel Co.
Friends in town have been advised
of the death last Monday. at his home
in Broklyn at William L. Andrews.
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Mrs “C Srh.;,vrr has been en-g
.tertaining Mrs. Zenora of New York a:
home here on the Old King s Highs av.
display of fireworks'on Fourth of July Con’s able George Dance looks nat- He was a real; estate operator in
was at the home of .th. and \lrs “a, man “or m a um, mm which South Brooklyn but also a gifted ar-
Clifiord Mackenzie on licfiimev place he has been Wearing {or the pa“ ‘0" list. and followed thll artist bent
The yard had been most .-. tiractively d3” fwhile spending his time here.
decorated with Japanese lanterns and. _ .
alien the candles were lighted inside Mrs Walter Bates has returned
of them. the effect was beautiful. :fmm the Stamford Hospital. where wMacCormack the mmous tenor who
There Were all kinds 01' v;- rotechnics Eshe has been receiving treatment for. became a tempomry mm“ of ““5
from the popular Roman candles up' some time, Hm I few years 880 and liked it FO
Sacral neighbors were intited in to _____..;_ ;well that he bought a place on the
enjoy the display. Captain and “re A J. Gordon enter-{shore front. and this spring also ac-
taiued a numlnr of guests at a "peace quired inland property. part of the Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. John lieasty of Ro- party' at their home on Gracie streetg'l‘l. D. Benson place at 0:: Ridge, has
wayton avenue have been spending a last Saturday night. also taken over Henry L. Stoddard's
few days in Brooklyn. the guests of ——-—- [0: Ridge firms. formerly Mrs.
friends, while Mr. Heasty is being The Sunday school of the Nomwn‘Phelantokeoephoe. then called High.
Perhaps one of the prettiest private
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Leroy R. Kemp of the local Method-
”3‘0”- D. C. ‘3 spending 8' few days has been receiving Wat at the lat chi-ch. who was recently granted
to license to preach by its quarterly
4 conference. supplied last Sunday in
Frank S Clark pastor of the the mm: of the Round Hm Methodist
vice at the church. taking for his not»' Walter Dover-ill of the Stewart Gro-
iect. "Jesus nod his W, at the can he: has returned from I. week: down by the state can”!
the young people 0! end auto trip with mend: from New,
added much to the enjoyment of the Schenectady, We: and other
senice. in the evening be eonm- points along the Hudson and Mohawk
'ward Mmement of the Baptistdenomi- Tokmeke to “3'3 9"“ game at New
'nation with headquarters in New Canaan. stopping at the Vice Burn ‘eo intense that
Ireport of the Jew 90,,va held coach will be reduced beginning wath registered 102.
It was impossible to buy ice cream
latter 9 p. to. during the hot spell or
' Hut week at any of the Darle'n stores
fhandling that cooling commodity, for
exhausted
especxally.
Subscribers of the Victory loan on
receiving
notices that the second payment of ten
-hei home on the Old Kings Highway Iwho until a summer or two ago had a.
' tn readlnss for the great event. new
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It is reported about town that John‘
, headed the procession. and also phyedl'
I mud "My“
T1111 Milll'
mm'nlnc arn'
allpflgrpfi f}. .
dl‘etl «nut. ;_.
in run
“lit. '\5 q 1'
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‘ _ 1th. m a tut the receipts
tmtuMEMlmmfllmhmnd metal-gel pa.
”has been ill for seven: days. math Mfl'WMflie usuuly the
to attend to some of the math-r5 in up.
golfing his attention at his law ofioe
in Bridgeport. Monday Sen-cor wu-
liameen's arm. Bowers é Moon.
an attorney; for John 1‘. King. the Re-
' publican ieadecfifirere aimed “.000
for their client and “.660 for their
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The local salami-s. who cinema
their places lam hill] last Monday
night. and did” not even sell soda 0!
other Mtdrlnks ~ Saturday. observed .
that the dealers in Stamford were dis '
they decided
CHILDREN numb;
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During war Cpl.
m the new law.
{m in a decision NW” 0d 3.80.1?"th chance with the 2 3-4 0- planes; n5. m. , “f” ‘0' .,,
called "m-lntoxiaung" beer. and re- Place ‘ "°‘ to.
’ «you of but not. up“ their aim Saturday night. \thn vrm - . .
Which ,included Albany, mmflsg‘mnu'n. wanna m a." may mg“: n, Sam 1m» .4 ,... "'1 .
11191115913 01' “1“ “I? W- ay We ‘ .1 They did not. however. Bell on Sunday: Fromm . . , l,‘ v...
a 31050 t0 “1? 31‘? 330! ll mt of the which if the 2 3-4. ntufl‘ is not intoxé- T011 for r-..- . , .M h...
are house, and saturate the mile gm, M. at m have .5 much was (-na-r-d .v . , .
—‘ malt» its at that corner, where the trail: ofl'i right to sell the. as any other day. H 910d «swrv . g ..
mum: frame wen: W m and they may also cell it in noueense With 2‘ .. .. .. ~. A r ‘
Btfind in the sun. ”while the W m m «Men any real hulls tothelr lax, ('as-‘MI‘ m: ”1.: "3"
a thermometer at Al- mutation. or course. this has never Anal“ um . _ H ‘ ..
The fare on the lens drug store near by. in the shade. m ntmfied. im- the dugocpry ”ml tastes lilo .. .3 ‘ “ ..
.herr of etch NV Vdule '8 1101 hmxi» (U. ldl‘t'n l'elu.’ "
l . eating to a new discovery. for mm L00k m ;\'--':- . n
{ New “no parking” um'hve been ”,9 brewers have hen m . .1“ la it main” 7-, ,, ‘ ‘
stationed at "do-s points in town by on .n m0!!! of m,- half of one DCT boy's or girl} . ‘ 'Iul“ .
the blah"? weerlnmdem. Those cent alcoholic strength. and the m: in the mind :4 ma .
a? the m0? of the Poet W “4 (loam-cecal m that all mm which :plim m. .-.. .. ,; A. R
an nut 7‘ \‘I‘i‘i " . m ' H v.
require such a stamp are Intoxiating
The R“ "if?!" m .m, (‘33? lh‘d’. ('(Ilil' . ‘ .3 .4
body.
MtK (1- ll
famous “in:
and Robbin-
and Robbin. ‘
”Ml'K & R” m. r . H p,
are H.
Railroad ago“: were certainly need-
ed, for it was folly for the town to
spend a large amount. to widen the
road there. so as to make the corner
less dangerous and to make it possible
for automobiles to round the corner
without infringing on the trolley eon:-
pay‘s space. only to have thoeghleos
antoiste use more than the space the
town had acquired as a storage place
for cars:
Membem of the ten Fire com-
pany have been my; several even— NO “Lsmwnlflnsfim [HOT
inns. erecting booths and enclosing
and wiring the grounds upon which
the big annual carnival (mend last “ti-led Rom First PM)
night on the Noxon lot at Beanie!” n o .. l I; .. that
avenue and the Poet road. Monday ”or: wtml: :emmntin?ed willfpetrhne
night was the busiest of all and the force remaining. and mm would be
boys worked hard getting everything employed as they applied.
PEORIA, ill.. July 9.-A majority of
m L100 envoy-s of the (‘91:: Pm-
dncta Refining Company plant. at
Pekin. went on strike today when the
time limit given the “idols to accede
12-12:. E. a:
liquors.
in; to secure a specimen of this liquor
fromenchotthe loonipkees.noum
bring rm action against the propri
more when the matter is decided.
whlch one ofthe men in town most in-
terested said would pmbably be some
time this week. we congress wm pale
the enforcement code which fixes the
half of one per cent MN.
.. 1 ”ham.
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Kcssnn and Tim
of Mullen - .
la.-—-(‘llffn"r3 !
Du'ine 8; l2. ‘ _.
affair, with inn-1n; each evening on a
platform which I: stated to be tiger
than any ever More available for
such a purpose in this town. Stews.
orchestra provided music. With the;
opening of the carnival there was a.
parade about the center of «he town!
The Dafien Fife and than corps‘
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Flt’tltfs
a couple or welecttmo within that
grounds. All the attractions were in- .
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