a
9mm
own—M
Int coating of liquid asphalt
laid along Seayiow avenue to-
‘ Emma. Jimmerson of East Nor-
jn visitingher brother, Charles
cc and wife in Long Ridge.
jam-week prayer meeting at the
i. Christian church. conducted
dining, drew a large attendance.
, W. F}. Riley and daughter Silk
were visitors at the home 0!
fl. O'Donnell of “’mnipauk yes:
1 afternoon and evening.
”is Henrietta Scaring, who has
Tithe guest of Mrs. Emma. Jones
Mu! street, for a wock. returned
-_ ”home in Mt. Vernon this morn-
, W‘ ’
large number of the congregation
, ed the prayer meeting or the
> , .Congrezationnl church con-
Med by the Rev.
M, last evening.
3155 Frances Elm Huot. the attract-
fiflid popular young actress of New
' m city, who atarred’in “When Al
, ’ Back," last winter. is enjoying
.. on with friends. Miss Huot
been engaged for one of Cohn d:
. productions for the coming
. > and hopes to eclipse her sue-r
(I last year. '
' l
later Golligan of First street 'l'ound’
flhevrolet 1916 model automobile inf
,. of John Sherman's place in West‘
it yesterday afternoon. Thai
'13:: previously stolen from the,
-’3 fair in Barton and was lefti
w when Galligan found it. He
. » it over to the local police.
Mindles’Ald Society of Christ
' ' it hold a sewing session at. the
, of Hrs. Frederick M. Wheeler.
avenue, yesterday afternoon.
, for the entertainment to be pro.
ted by the Society on Monday even
at Community Hall were discuss.
~—
A large and appreciative conrrega~
attended the prayer meeting 3!;
East Kvenue Methodist Episcopal
on last evening. and heardtRev.
E. Hammond's very interest-
toll: on “The Power of Prayer.”
~ these helpful Thursday night
ces are becoming more popular,
‘efldenced by the increase in the at-
each week.
M selected to'uphold the tennis:
_ _ oi the Norwalk Country club
w afternoon against the West
>w! club on the court of the;
. ‘ club has been working faith-
' , on the week for the contests.
Ire confident of repeating their
-- . victories over the Foley 'l‘en~
',club and the Knob Outing Club.
Sunday afternoon. the club’s
~ lea will be contested.
great deal 01 interest. is being
- among the juvcnile Sporting
- ‘ of East Nat-walk in tomorrow
U . sn's game between the Ameri:
A. C. made up of local talent, and
Redwoods. a team hailing from tlw
: side of the bridge. The name
start. pr‘ainptly at 2:30 o'clock on
_ Wicks.- lot. Nolen and Bulmaum
‘ been picked as the battereis tor
East Eiders, Gilbert, Larson,
Yoda, Carpenter and Peden in
outfield. Thé game has been
- d a “championship contest" by
the youthful stars. and prom-
to be hotly contested.
e Jarvis is ill at. his home in
t seretcmf cmiwy cml cmtwy
street. ‘
Henry Despard is now at her
* home for the season. hav-
.. her residence in the city.
'>.;znbeth Gregor, of Logan.»
m been entertaining Mitts5
gfanagh, of Greenwich. i
flughosnnd family, of Brook-l '
mending the summer in Row-
fiievens has placed his auto
. commission again, having
noughly overhauled.
at“. Franklin Theall, or
7 are entertaining Mrs.
doson, or Schenectady, .
am. John Sherman Hoyt
totheifhmiaoon Con-
ntter’eniofiu 2. fiew
1' “no hays“ at the\"mm Drum. the club grounds as it will .
the pastor. Rev, George M. 'l'eeple
Charles J. Yam-
5 oi this place.
.a _e and Flewellen for the infield ,
.n. . m
cm. showing their win: of being::e:‘dfltgcm that 5 m! Wines: ‘5». .. ‘
willing to he}? in ‘ M cause, “mum“ iriends will he promo: to minus: the t
ed their oer-Vices to the Dorian Til" “clever work of the children in this ott-
departmcnt. \i'ednesday evening, going forlng. Tomorrow‘s repetition to the
to that place to furnish martial music. ”if?“ 05 “if? “730$ demand of most
The members had ‘ good time and of those woo witnessed the perform.
ance last. week.
their music was much appreciated
The titan! firtkly ounce will be held
by the firemen and the dilution peo- ct me clubhouse tomorrow evening.
pie. who turned out to hear the local
Shula for the dancing will be fur-
>1“. y r', t ' ' .
boys. ...i(—d b} the Jazz mm o. Sew 101k.
Fourteon new books have been plac-
A protram introducing many novelty
dances has boa arrangtd which will
9d “901! “39 0??!) Shelves 0‘ 1'09 librarv be a surprise such as has never been
{or free circulation. Two of those pleasant-d before at the do). ’
were purchased by the Library upon '
request. and the remainder cousin:
.of slits from Mrs.
Mrs. Kastendieck.
Dibble.‘
The members of the Kindly club. an
organization of younz ladiesI vary a"-
tire in Rowayton a few yars ago. livid
a reunion in the form of a beach sup
pet, “'rdnesday et'rninit. rt. Roton
Point. and “Pat a reunion :: war“? Th: bar of haiilirs.
girls.-mcmber.= oi the club. are now There will be a dispiay of firewoxks
nearly all married and are living out and dancing at the Point this evening.
of town, and since thenwere all back. High tide ior tomorrow, 11:3} 3. m.
in Rowayton once more. the reunion P:2:qs,mial;h$:22dlgdtfie {Narnia};
was decidcd upon. The copper wees ‘ 3 ‘ 1 Pic . c a
the Point yesterday.
served shortly after Co’clock and there. The Sunday school of the s “I
were many good things to (at. After
supper many rr-m’nirrccncé: were re
called and a good old Kindly Elnb time
was enjoyed. Those PTE‘nil‘it besides
lit-s. Edgar Lynch. Who “'34 their
teacher in th good old dayd. weie
Mrs, Benjamin F. Parker. of New York
city; Mrs. Leslie Hughcr. of Brooklyn:
Mrs. W’llliam Saainyc. of South Nor-
walk; Mrs. William Kuhn??? Schen- m ‘ ‘ m Lo ll d’
. ._| a e own of .'or poll. n; can .
ectady, 1" 3,. Mrs. Erwin Che..ey. oil which is to be run to Baton Point 35%
Vermont. and EI‘SS’MMWW‘ 3"n“i”"‘“~ soon as n ma: mn b6» chartered will?
; b0. held. 0n the day of the “cannon.“
gthe V-‘hclc town of Nozthpon will sun-f
. _ ' i pend business and come to the lam;
.(‘onnecticut room; tor a day's outing}
F'I‘he town of Northport has a papilla-i
ition of about 1.060. and of the 1.600.;
.Fu‘m of_(iic:n is expected to come to'
i tho park. .
——_""' i Mecca Temple of New
It is. rumored around thP club ilimicixy, mother lodge of the
another carnival similar to that which ’ Shrinrrs. will hold an excursion at the
To meet the public need in the way
at having ouMcien: homing houfles fot
the summer trade. Manager Barley hi
having many . new houses elected
whichwiil accommodate a larger num-
“of
themselves at the merry-wrounds
and the house of fun. Owing to the
rain the roller coaster was not run. A
feature of the picnic was 3 Shoe Ball
contest between the girls and the
boys. The boys won the contest, the
hizlinst individual score rolled was‘
. thgt of Frederick Ganung, who bowled;
25 .
An excursion which is planned by;
July will be held sometime in Account? will be 2,000 men, women had children
Several of the rcgidents m the;v.-Zm will come to the park with the.
island were seen in bathing during lodge. This
was held on .thc 3d. tzh and mu oi. Point on \Vednenday,August 26. Thereikctman, who has been
yesterday’s storm and seemed to on; largest excursion oi the season. That the death of
joy themselves immensely. Hodge will bring with them their own; Smith.
Yesterday's storm caused many of 3 band of forty pieces which will rum-r
tile rowboats which are owned by real-i
dents of the island to cansize at. their
moorings.
Tomorrow attcrroon 2! Elm weather! is; and aquatic water sports is being
conditions will permit. :be children of
the island will repeat the manque cor-
nivsl which they preset-tn) a week
nits make
may
plenty of it;
was induced
at the pork through the 680513
Hora-d Beyley. who is a We ox this
Temple. ‘
find not the Sworn-'Xomlk 3.25».-
ist church and the Newton church,
been at the Point yesterday. the 633‘
would have been one of the poorest c.
the m The rain did not hinder5
the children from 911393.133 themselves; ‘i’
by patronizing all of the concelsionm at
.. R010" PM} . EEML View
log that the city engznc a: will
work and repair the rut-is calm the) George A. Voile. the “Ronald twinne-
informed
noed of some
summer is over.
The affairs of the Tennis club. which he so geaially serves with the 30.3:
was recently organized .1 the beachgeach morning. 3
are progressing.
formed and shout: some very later in the number of golf players at the;
esting match garnu mil be pin:- A on; Wood's: Conny
the local’oourt. . ‘ '
The weekly dam; unit The hvld at dnvs of gut m .
the club house ton::rrow events! '. and} ' '
Nor-walk Methodist church held I Die} it is 9‘99““! 3““ the 13’8“ 33‘95‘3‘
that purpose.
‘ A new sign has been pieced in post. the contract. are
York; tion at the Cable Electric Shop in the idly as possible. but it. is not thought,
Mystic Lonzo mock.
George Geist the Main street mar-ruse much before labor Day.
time, is now somewhat improved. 7
The Darlen Fire Connolly’s hood-’irom his home in mind ““1 M55
is expected to be tiles gunners are draped in mourning forgyoungeat sister in gndully lacing he!”
Mrs. Raymond Robinson of Stem—v war. Mr. Carter has been claimed '9,
music throughout. the day and they lord and her mother, Mrs. Thomas; give up his trip' to visit his relatives.
will occupy the bandstand at the Point were visitors. Tuesday afternoon. at, thread this summer bounce no w-
i‘or this purpose. A arousal OI athlet- the home of Mrs. G. E. Richter.
7 Miss Nettie Mason's new house in‘ be able to return in much less than‘
arranged by Louis N. emulation. who' the Highland Park section is now own six months
has charge of the enwrtuilmcnt old meted. and Miss xLeeson
of the -day's outing. . A. m GI. no!!!“ on very comfortably heated, westward.
"‘ church in mm
m ' 1mm '“iaa‘mm' my
in": '5“!!! their; . to ,_
have mum and; pit puma!!! we? w.
' . 2 e 8 . ”
Thowatm Tenor-e. um Ric _ . l fly a“-
u Charles 3.
‘0 ha“ that an 1:31;; played at Fitch‘s none for the “I“
111815 who has been: in {luck sun‘s
service to: over a year, was in to“
thod- Wednesday. Mr. Richmond is avail
r’tmnloyed in Stamford.
fire. {in} O. (Janice.
'_ risking her mother. Mrs.
lucid of the Post Road
och, xeturned yesterday to her home
Hempsteod. L. 1.. where her nus—1
i band is pastor of they. E. churcn. ;
tom. Albert Owen. who has been out.
grering from rheumatism of each rial-
gent tom tint one has been unable to
‘ use her hands or foot since: last (all. if
istjll receiving treatment for the an .
m ' Circle?
43 m st m,
t.
The rrsidenta o: the beach arc hep? meat, but notsfiuuy 15W“!-
33:35]”! (L .
in“? t"; Stephen “good. Jr.,
omcials were in newsdealor. spent yesterday on a trip
fore the.“ the Hudson, leaving town on the;
7:64 train. with the commuter: whomi
the city
attention
' The cool days. esoecmly the even-g
Teams have been. logs. of late have brought an inereoact
> club. Players
flagged motion. during the tort-it!i
or the Wee Burn;
The governors
regulation
fool: Club have issued a
nic at the point yesterday and enjoyed; once which had been 9’93““ at ““59? because of the crowded condition 0!
‘dnncea will continue to attend. Mow; the course of eel-fan ums, reading?
ing pictures will he prawn ed «luring "ladies Wm not start on Saturday at-
tho intermission and a very has jwm before three o‘clock. nor be?
class feature has been secured tori ‘0” ll o'clock on Sunday mornings..."
The Congregational church will be
closed during AuguSt. as it was lost
3 summer. In previous summers, it has
been customer: to have at least one
ipreaching service each Sunday during
itbe summer. supplies filling the pulpit
during the pastor’s Vocation.
E Work is progressing nicely on the
fnew Tokeneke rosd which is to be
isurtnced with concrete, thus maple-t.-
.ing the circle at such woods around
.the town, according to the plan laid.
tout a. few years ago, when the town
,Llrst began its permanent rend cone
{strut-lion policy. The Acme Engineer-
gins Company of Hartford. who have
in: u rap-._
his vii— mum to m the active cycling»;
;of the morning American Interaction 133“ r.’ mwsa tern; h
’alit mm Gait. Karine Common and Usflted Staten new.“ ,
sPnt-ic Hail being thcforemooi feature at nomi, but this: “'C:- .. . .
at no!» of 2 to 3 points. .
notably ($13.1, also displayed furthering“ and -
strength on thehighcr rig-loos cnotod ram. notably Rmril. .~ .
-,for the metals and «comments. includ»; Pacific. also imam . .1 ,7 ' ”
who has been” in“ “a?“ 0‘ “it? 1830“” “33914. were and fertilizer filial-’5. ‘
“an, 800. l to 3 points; higher- Low micod ratio
for the ”61.03ch early gum, but intestine-nu
transportation; logged. Some of the;
load
’11, 1339
wan; W. mm .
2:13.11 YORK. 322;; ~. -
Carrot-s. ancrd by theJuz‘lxw
equlpnn :2 "»
m
-—Try a Sentinel Wat .i' ,. .9,
sham and American Telephone‘mm
Oar Semi-Annual Sale
of Clothing
(liters Some Unusual Values
Odds and ends must; be cloned out despite rising c0513
"K
I it $15.00 some mat-labia suits, but only about t. .;. "a:
“no.1“. «m
At $22.50 nits that-sold oi $27, $30 and $35.
Attfltofiiflumr very beststfltsthatsold up to $5:
It will be to your advantage to purchase new.
V
JOSEPH DAVIS
SOUTH 13.03“"! .‘a‘. H,
~Jn-um. L...
85 WANG“! 81‘.
. poslhie to complete it in condition tort
ill for some; Row. C. H. Carter of the Congresm
3tional church recently received word!
the late ,Baniord 8.3 sight, following so emotion in a Lon-5
idon hospital. She lost a son in the:
r
Enncecouidbcobmnodthsthemd.
because of the crowded
and her conditions of all the ships boundi
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89030--Trovatore, Miserere ’ ’
891%s-Lullaby from Jocelyn
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GLASS WATER PlTCHERS WHITE SHEL’ ‘3 5 ' ;
2onart Elle ............... 57¢ Fancy edgv.
package. 5.'
GOOD LUCK ages for. ,.
FRUIT JAR RINGS
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