'transportation across Loris
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J. 2. Mason plat! to carry a party
fiends to Huntington Harbor on his
“or-bout, “Defiance." tomorrow,
ma. this morning arrived from Cin-
‘iw nt the home of Mrs mes!
M 01130! a. two week's vaca'ion.
. The swore:-
"llerchant" is again
(lied up to the wharf of The Harris a“:
“8 Coal Company. This boat is
gtdng treated to a coat of white paint.
7“ greatly improves
‘ aloe.
Rev. Richard .‘lslrn of 'he Swedish
(baa-egazicnal church will be in Dan
Lhy. Sunday. where he will be in
Charge of the services of fhe Danbury
mu Congregational church.
Oscar Anderson. of East Nor-walk.
‘floe weil-konwn sth builder. has gone
it Chicago. 12‘: . where he jinnderzo—
In: surgical treatment. His friends
wish an (3:): recovery and return to
’Iorwall
Captain Gm": reported that a man
med Phinlas E. Clark. while bathing
It Calf Pasture yesterday. left an open
fine watch and chain and a charm
- with initial ‘l‘ on one side andp the
timber “2 6" on the other. hanrinc on
lhe fence. When he returned after a
3' . flan absence. all three were zone.
Thi- police he. investigating.
Workmen of the street department
kid a covering of liquid asphalt along
“View and East avenues yesterday.
. Until this material dries. the lions.~
wives along these two at enues will
mdoubtedly experience a continual.
session of house-cleaning. caused by
the male element failing to wipe the-
tar ofl‘ their feet before coming into
the house.
Rev.Dr. XV. McCormick. district-
superintendent. will preside at the
quarterly conference and morning scro
vices at the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow morning.
At 7:30 the Epworth League meeting
will be conducted. Rev. Herbert E.
Md. who will give a short ad-
‘ dress on "The Christian and His Re-
creation." and at 7:30 the pastor will
. .nnide at the fourth of a series of
"mrt talks", The subject for this
nervice will be “Sampson. the Strong."
final arrangements have been made.
for the musical entertainment to be
given at Community Hall. Monday er
cling. under the auspices of the la-
dies' Aid Society of Christ Episcopal
,church. This concert is one which
lbnuld attract the attention of lovers
(1 high class recital work. Miss Grace
Sage of Boston. is a reader'of plays
and has proven herself to be an artist
I! ability coupled with charm. intel-
_ Joe: and good taste. She is to read
. Idward Sheldon's play. "Romance."
.m story is delightful with my
'm, pathos and moments of in-
: .m dramatic interest. Mr. L’Hom~
Cullen will assist at the piano.
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x" This afternoon the courts of the
m3 Country club will be the
m of some hotly contested tennis
. ”when between the local athletics
All. those represen .ing the Westport
a“ club. In New 0! the fact that
”he Country Club colors were victori-
wly unfurled in the last two matches
aZr'll which the club participated. the
W tennis players are particu-
, anxious of being credited with
"I. feat of breaking up the Norwalk's
m stuck. Both teams have
ed faithfully and are equally con-
. 't. A large number _of tennis en-
of each c ub are expected to
mos the games. and cheer their
. I rites. Pennell Green. Beaity and
er in'tlle sinzles and Earle and
, = and Pennell and Benedict in
doubles are the probable upte-
-m of the Country Club.
.ml 1“. Themes of Rowaytou
in serving as day hostess each
1:
Km for the Aged on Weapon;
We null the}.
Frank B. Crouch and his daughter;
hull of Van Zant sweet. where they
its appear-
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3 their bathing suits tomorrow.
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Island the highest average will mic place.
sound and shortening the trip to cities The first prize for the highest aver
on the sound by several hours. {age for five consecutive games is 1
' man's watch with a 2-3 year guano.
highest average for five games in a set
composed of cut! links. tie clasp and
a scarf pin.
tours learn that the oil for the roads
of Norwalk has been ordered and will
s-f-n be on the streets. thus abating in
a large measure the dust nuisance.
which .35 especially bad on the streets
through which the trolley runs. as the
dust is stirred up with each passing
car to say noting of the numerous au-
tomobiles.
-
Polo: with the Georgetown picnic yes
terday took home from the Point
. seven sets of China dishes which they
Lharl received at the miniature race
{track The women took a fatty to the
miniature races and stood at this place
for several hours playing the game un-
til each 0: the seven had won one of
the sets which was being awarded
Some of the most comic-l sayings and
shoots for the particular horse to win
were heard. which made the game in-
terr'stftlg us well as exciting. fie-fore
depanin: for their homes. they in-
liormed the manager that they were
'ccm'tnz to the park again some day
John H. Coulee of McKinley street.
who has ben convalescing from an op
eraiicn performed Several weeks ago
in the Long Island City hospital. was
so much improved that he was shine
to go to his office in New Tort»: city
Thursday. His many friends tere
glad to greet him once ataxia and ware:
pleased to hear of his improvement in
health.
Rowayron Baptist Church:
in; «‘05th 2.1" 3" wi h sermon sub more what they 2':
' joct. "Carry On." Church Bible class with them immedaitely. This In kind
will met at 12 o‘clock. noon. Chris- of a warning to the manager who is
for their unex-
u p
tian Endeavor Society meeting a: 7 1). going to soak
in. Ereninr services at 7:30. subject pected visit.
"Cheer Up." The annual Sunday school
picnic and field'day will be held Tucs-
AND
day. July 15. in the soacre Burchard
lot north of “'itch Lane. Out door 5
~ports of all kinds till he enjmed.
with picnic luncheon and refreih- ':
men's.
Rowayton )l; E. church seryiccs.
Rev. George A. Baird, pastor. Sunday‘
morning worship at 10:30. Subject of
sermon: “Divine G937IPB€§S and flu-
man Greatness." The Sun 33.- .chool' _ '
session will be held at 11:30 a. inf Tax Colin-“.0! Elbert ‘ ‘33:“ '5 ha?-
3 _ 1 n 1-:- — ' Le. ‘
Sunday erenzng “mi“, of Mrs": D at . - ms Game street ..-.ise repainted
7:30. Sermon by the Ru. Charles \t‘.
.Mcf‘ormick. D. D. Werner will render
a solo a‘. this service. At the close of 35‘1“?“ T“?
'thrs service there wifl be held '31— first. “"13?-
lquarterly service. The prayer meet“
in; will be held Thursday evening 3'.
Topic for 1). 0.: golf il considera
“er. gious Arff cu ‘0 ;.'on
ROION POINI
12:02 a. m.
A :asoline tank is being installed at
lut's '-’ace with automatic
E V. Cantrell. the grocer in the Au.-
urt Block. has had hi s dr-‘h' er} automo-
13‘? r‘. tainted.
7:43.
L01".
D.- and M. 5. John Godfrey and their
(hillrtn .ni Mr and Mrs. James.
600‘. h n! the Fast road pent yesterday
at (‘ oney island.
Owin: 'o "e
weather on Thursday evening it has
been decided to continue the Fire-
men‘s carnival until Mondny evening.
' High tide for tomorrow.
Today the Sunday school of the Sec-
ond Baptist church of Bridgeport is
holding their outing at the Point. 5
‘ Mrs. G. E. Richter of the P31 Road
Tonight's attraction at the Point is is entertaining b“. brother. km W.
dancing. music for which is furnished lurkwood. M “MEI“; L I" ‘0’ .
by the famous Roma Point orchestra. CW?” m “"5-
The life savers expect to receive-
their monograms and rating.- today.
and if they arrive will have lhevn on
Pear Tree Point. the only publis bit
of 'shorcfron! available to the people
of the town. i-. more mm bath-
iers this season thnn ever before. Th0
city water has been conveyed to the
“orh on the construction of the Point ‘0 M “‘“m m M ‘9
new bam‘ng houses was hem yestcfi dflnk 0' water. and 51:91.de K
day and within a wee]. or so it is. ex. 3‘9"! 0' the Norman “n" Company
pected to have them :eady for occu- is working " having the 'w' extend
pancy.. ed to the bathing boom. so that both
6 rs may have fresh rinsing water.
The manager of the miniature race . _ _ _ . ‘ ad
track has erected a wall case in which A {)(Illlon ” be”: “mum“ "I '
he will display many of the beau‘iful \ocac) of th0 closing of all the lots!
gifts which he will present xotheluch)‘ stores on “'eonesday “‘m 5°
persons who patronize his concession. that the ”"91059‘5- '50 h". to M
_ ,six dnys a wv-ek. and additional hours
The largest crowd to attend the instead of less on Saturdays. may have
werkiy firewOrk; not con idering the a half- holidav once a week. It in sut-
display git-en on (he roux-m o, luly ed that all the merchants in town but
one .mre :1er to the plnn and that
the whole scheme rests upon his doci-
oiol.
witnessed the assortment which was
present last eening.
Dancing was one of the features of.
last even'nz. a large number of dance 1:
lower: taking adtantaze of this nause- may 51‘3"“ ‘o ‘3 to leave h“ on
mom while awitinz for the fireworhl “’0‘“ ‘5‘ bend and n the tip d a"
to be displayed tail. giving A lion-lilo OW. ha!
been interesting the chi!“ who life
alonz the Post Road In tho W550“
hcod ot‘ Sedwich avenue for o‘er a
week. having been noticed on the
Fourth of July. ll loo, decidedly one
ly animal. and has evidently my“
away fromabomowhorobehndgood,
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Tomorrow will make just one week
from which time Arthur Stabeil suc-
cceded in suimminz across Long BI-
and Sound. a distance of 13 miles, in
4 hours and 42 seconds.
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. 1-: is with pleasure aha: Rowayton case. the second prize for the com;
being placed in condition
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The women folk who came to the
Mom- and take a moving vun. so they could;
tend to win. homeA
inv‘enency of the‘
A black (102 of spaniel type. with
Tomorrow is loo-ind forward to a;
the greatest day of the sutson in the
bathing line. The tide is hlgn at
12:02 wt‘ch will aflord plenty of Tillie.
care. There in no license tag on the
‘collar about the dog's net-x. m
it has: padlock. On account of this
i: is impossible to truce the dog's awn-
;he isla' nd is
.or the sea.-
The tennis court at
son's use.
The usual weekly dance ‘12 be held
this evening at
house. A program of novelty dances
will be introduced. the music for
which will be furnished by the Jazz
Trio of New York.
Tomorrow. if the weather is not too
warm for the players. the married and
the single men will take up their feud
again and try to take each other:
“MID" in a baseba. ll game to be play-
ed at,Amusement Park . South Sor—
walk. The market men have one game a
to their credit while the single have
two, and if tomorrow's same is played
it may either even matters or give the
single men another game.
This afternoon at 2 . meme chil-
dren of the island will repeat their
masque carnival which they presented
last week on the club grounds. So
successful did their presentation meet
,with the audience that they were re-
quested to repeat their performance
again this week. It is expected that
a rery large number of the residents
of the island will be pm! to wit-
nee: the repetition of the surprising
gala program that these children have
to ofler. They will be more than sur-
prised when they cast their eyes on
the youthful participants whose only
desire is to make a success of their ef-
forts. This afternoon is a big one a“
the island. the lecture atcraction is
. held on the club grounds at 2 p. m.
ON TH!- PIKE.
The old national pike. that immin-
3mm road that used to run from Mary-
land to llllnois. witnessed some sharp
brushes of fast driving and nanny an
adventure of travel. The New York
Tribune tells one story tbout Henrv
‘Clay. who was sometimes called the
:“Father of the Turnpike." He was
:tnveling along the pike in a coach.
when the horses ran and spilled him
out headlong in: o the miry road No
harm done." be said when the driver
rushed to pick him up. “Only a poor
mixture of
Kentucky clay.
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Sp.m.int§edub~"
Pennsylvnnin sand with
A cold lug-one which was blowing
from out of the harbor yesterday
made it kind of chilly nt the bench.
Many of the residents had to clone
their windows_m stay indoont to be
comfortable.
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This evening the" will be a dance
in the claw nub-m begin at
5:30 p. m. There wiil also be a not
log picture‘featnre shown between the
intermission which will pmvfle, n part
of the evening‘s entertainment. Re-
freshments may be also obtained at
the booth which Is opened for this pur-
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quartz! today.
on for motion“.
[1 is expected that Deputy Sheriff
Edgar ll. Perry will be removed from
his home on Eicrgmn venue. West-
port_ to the Nor-walk hospital the Mt.
part of the coming week :0 undergo
an operation for appendicitis at the!
institution. The sheril was stricken
suddenly one erenin: nearly two
weeks ago and has been under the
care of Dr. .\olan since According~
to latest reports the patient it! mtlngé
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entry. was beheaded late yr-‘ca-la'
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:town held a combined outing at z "e “'illiam Paris. a former resident or
.were at their disposal.
'_certainly patronize
'and amusements very freely which
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dmng the month of July‘
ership. or to learn whether it bole-no
n this town or some other.
for several hours of enjoyment in the
water. It is a tide which is
dom caught at its highest during the;
middle of the day.
vest: sci-3:
A recent Dorien visitor to California
llells an interesting story of the com—
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Yesterday the churches of George- mercial sections in Log Angelou 0:
Point. A tery enjoyable time was had this town. who, bee-us. of ml
by all and they left the pork well con- health. was abused to Ian mm M;
tented with the amusement) which Soutberl Mancini” m;
It must be There Mr. m went into W In?
said that the Georgetown folks did a smal'l‘iay. and the vent!” W now;
the concessions become one of the city’s m 59';
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caused most, of the ooncessloners to sire, ham locum ”M;
.staae that it was about the best speud- Mr Part: to m m m °' ‘
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yet been to‘the Point.
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