September.
thmodtomevelmomo aftersi’end- alumni-imam
‘Da? “school meetings of the
m m We been discontinued no
V l
fie angular monthly meeting of the
W Hook 5 Ladder Company two launches arid several row Doata'
m be had at the quarters on Van
“W “o
fwdnamew.
CID” “as I'M his moist
heat trip around the lighthouse yester
day. On (new ' Sunday the our
taindid nflmmaoeeuntoftusnot
mg. calm-,1“ of Greenwood Wammsecaeabeat suitable
lavenne, mmném his run “or MSW“— -
James Farrell has placed his Star or. George amber unandllrs. Valen-
classboat igmnterandshe is new line Grubersnd dinner-Alma.“ m M“ a" [Mummers
at the Nerwnlh Yacht club. «althought Anna Gruber and line Agnes Keller
fitted odt with spar and sails as‘J all of Brooklyn. The waiter-seam to; "M the” m '%
Ispend two weeks in Darien. Then“ we. them to
”Ms W” They certainly did
‘are yen favorably impressed with the!
In the southwest Elle of Wednesday,J tow-n. m the m at their ""3 enjoying
m and m that came in
were carried ashore at Crescent Beach, The Sunday-school 0‘ ‘3'" New their m
JBell Island. One launch filled with ”99"?th Chm“ We“ 7" “0
nual picnic Thursday. the damnation!
their niece. nae huWMame
leash. m neatly returned final
7 .. ism-vice in the eviction section of tho
Joseph Marcus andumily have mov~ arm Division in the Any of Occult-
ed from Craw avenue to the former tion. 7 2
Charles Latitudes place, corner-of Row-
nylon time and Pennoyer street.
in; several weeks with
Mrs. Jesse Jarvis, of W avenue.
:m
mmmmuemuu
Joined in thuChett a Peabody. in—V
V 1831.? 14,1919
mmf mill FLOWERS
mt street this evening.
2 Jwater and was badly damaeed.
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A urge number of automobileown being Roton Point.
.2: . orcd Miss Anna 1Mathewson rd New York
56“. are spending & few weeks with fered somewhat with the antici'med
war and 3m. Addison r. Hathaway Pleasure of the day. but eventual-fl
The With Lengpe of the East of 30."th avenue. a good time notwithstanding.
m I E Church held their regu-
V‘ hr ween: prayer meeting at 7.30 last
SUV. Richard Helm. of the Swedish
’Mgatioual church presided at the
juices of the Swedish Congregational
in cool day yesterdas. ..nd
"to different parts of the country.
Charles Wells d: Company’s pile Miss Maud daughter of Mrs Mary
{driver which went ashore at Roton C-artrell of Middlessex road, was mir-
Point in W'ednesdavs south- west gale. ried Thursday evening at the Metho-
was gotten from the beach and is now dist parsonage. by file“.
tied up to one of the government's Price to Ray W. Billingham, who his
Da b d Jdolphins off the Nor-walk Yacht club. ’just returned from service arms:
church of n ury. yester 8? J Only a few immediate relatives 3"”
The mies' Aid Society of the:
“fist Episcopal church will hold a
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arrived by train for the U S. Shipping employ of the Rings ind he! (Born-
“w entertainment and recital at Board boat's tied up at 'Wilson Point parry. and the couple will make thei‘rJ
W“, Hall this evening iMany of these craft have been placed home in this town.
J Jin the wate: at the point but a frame
lass Grace Moran of New Hamp- work has been built at the point on! Jack Fltelson. son of thenewadealer
are. is spending a weeks' vacation which the) will ultimately be stored. of Norbton Heights and well known in
clashes- mi. aft-s. Doyle, of East ave Jthat section of the town. was married
he Mr. and Mrs John Johnson of Pana- retcentily in New Yorw city to Miss
' ' 'ma are spending the summer with May Simon of New-burgh. N. Y. The
J The American A. C. the local base-. Mrs. Johnson's father John Jari‘is. of
ill] aggregation went down to defeat Rowayton. Mr. Johnson was formerly near relatives of both bride and groom
:vfiturday before the superior playing Miss Mabel Jarvis and she and-her hus-
utheir South Norwalk mates, the Red-Jband have been residing at Panama.
2 M, by thesoore of 925. there he is located with the goveru~
meat. Mr. JOhnson left Saturday. for
The Re“ G M Teaple presrded al.‘ Canada. whence he will bring his sis-
m mm and evening services of ter. Mics Anna Johnson, to Rowayton
_ fie Advent Church. yesterday A for a visit
. . Iago congregation was reported at both
”fie meetings.
The members of the East Norwalk
hprovement Association are reporting J
a very fine sale of tickets for theirJ
Dene-fit movie performance at the Pal-
ace theatre on July 22nd.
Newburgh Academy. and has been an
occasional visitor in Noroton Heights.
The groom is a graduate of the Cornell
School of Architecture. and left the
college shortly before graduation to en
Jlist in the army. returning recently
without having seen service overseas.
much to his regret. Since his dis-
charge. Mr. l-‘itelson has been in theF
service of the Heer Construction
Company of Canton, Ohio. and that
city will be the future home of the brid-
al pair. ’ .
J,
The automobile stolen" Thursday
night from outside the fit-emen' s carol.
val. was evidently. taken by joy-riders.
‘~' “ "bruins locatedzbefore 2am. All
,Vthe local constables spent several
hours in their quest for the car over
the adjacent roads. Constable Voile.
it. M” Thomas 8““ and her daughterv'who was about to give it up for the
'Miss Edna. have returned {mm a V15“ anght, stopped for a minute at his
Joseph Skidmore, of 10 VVini‘ield.at Camp Upton. lstore The 'pbone ring vwrously. the
’ . flreet, has reported to the local police \‘orwalk police department stating
Ont three chickens were stolen from' MI“ Alma“ Amend '5 enjoyin, a that Peter Gallagher of tbht city had
his coop sometime yestrday morning. .weeks vacation from her duties in the 'phoned headquarters in that city “I“
'11: police are investigating the matter. Office Of the Damon Raw" {he had been visiting a sick friend and
' abandoned car as
Mr. and Mrs Guy Sennett have re- \ir and Mrs- G M- B Schlkhting :::::::i:cgr:?m?:fter the “3“. Con-
turned from a two weeks' vacation at “‘9 ”99“ "Item Mrs L. stable Valle hum“ over “obtained
2 . fie home of Mrs. Sennett‘s mothe..-.s¢hhcmmg 05 New York city and her the car for “s 0"". C. P MW‘
Ira. August Moore of Staten island. 503- 0‘ SW who had Mouth“ m.
N. Y., where they spent a most enjoy- over to the ca rnivnl
Bathing was the greatest feature of
:the day. about 500 people were in the
{water and on the ”beach, including
Mr and Mrs. Frank DeCoursey have those who were on the pier.
*—
There were a great many Art
Stsbells at the beach yesterday. That
is to say, swimming from the float to
the shore.
V“ I large. number of members and
heir friends attended'the weekly
knee of theNorwalk Country Club
" My evening. The usual good
lane was enjoyed by all.
I
Beorge F. Hearse and family motor
ed to New York city “'ednesday.
—A. & P. Tea Store will close every.
'ed. afternoon during July and Aug- i
Miss Margaret “'eed of Noroton is
:recovertng from her serious ’fall of No:
new Charlegw McCormick D D of weeks ago. and is now able to be up-
' Mtord. conducted the quarterly con- and out for awhile every day.
llirenceat the East Avenue M. Iii
“clutch. yesterday morning a, and also Rev. H C. Carter was summoned toi
'Mded at the regular morning get. Plymouth N. H. a few days ago by the.
tines. In the evening, Rev Herbert illness of a. former parishioner in thatI
Ll Marsland gave the fourth of his city.
Em Talks." the subject of which'
4*! "Sampson the Strong" BothI
morning and evening services attracted been entertaining Mr DeCourceys six-t
& large attendance. ‘ter Miss Mabel DeCourcey of Spring-
. :fleld Mass.
That tennis is fast becoming a. most
non-an]
l
A large number of life boats have present Mr. Billingham is now intbe
wedding was a very simple one. only
'going down to the city for the ocea-J
’sion. The bride is a graduate of tbe‘
instead of ”J “mm muster-t to brepk
an of that Norwalk took advantage of Mrs. Mary Mathewson and daughter Beach as had been originally pla'hned. m m score d’ 1110 for the contest
The cool and shawery wetther inter mumwmflflsm.‘
jmxammmchtortneper
mwbohowlsthemghestnverngefor;
“Wm At this time
«mum-momma
the-eucatnooretothehizhal’twu
um bowled by E. Andrews. who
'bvwiedaeooreet initial-sing the
chance of tielng the high score of
1170 held byJ. Evaubytenpoints.
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Madison Morehouso spent last week
in mu.
monthly amino, Friday evening.
Hrs. ‘rerpeny of the West Side is
visiting in New York. ’
Charles Kane, who has enjoyed a
twoweehs' vacation resumed duty
May on R. l". D. Route, No. 12.
Mrs. M. P. Hill and Miss Carrie
Morehouse entertained relatives from
Norwalh last week.
William Osborn of Valley Forge is
confined to his room as the result of a
'shock sustained on Thursday last.
Mrs. Edson Turney of Godfrey
street has hen an over-night visitor
Bedding.
m. sodium—3.1: mm at
Eaton have been guests at the reel-
dence of lie-on Sanford at Valley
hrge.
Samuel Hodges. . George Pena.
and George Currisea left town Friday
for New Preston. where they have
joined the working force of the Bon-
chard steam saw mill.
Mrs. Robert Boyd of Gary, Indiana.
has left town. after several days' vist
with the Misses Adams of Hillside
duet. -
n..—
Edwin Lafayette Beers who has
been ill for aevral weeks. has been
tahen for treatment to the Not-walk
Hospital. where his two sons. Eugene
fleets of the East Side. and Clarence
Beers of the Upper Parish. visited
hint Sunday.
Under the auspices of the Civic
League of Wilton a mmical will be
given at the Wilton Public libraries.
Saturday. July 26. at 8:30. Theiol-
lowing artists from New York and
New Haven, Miss Marjorie Kilhorn.
Kenneth W'heeler, Charles Rabold
and Dr. J. F. Rogers. have very kindly
Nor-field Grange met in regular senlj
iwith her cousin. Miss Sarah Soiey. in.
‘J ,. J " V. “um Quotation of "Garden g
“a a. ”‘0" Above the He 1
I . I “mug” w Bell in France '00
beach is M arm -—-
elaborate so“ M which 18. 2 That was a immmmt :er ,
be presented in the near future. that mggmfi'?‘ V“ 2 - J
‘ ’ “ll‘4ll’lll::l'.i. t..-
are aiming to make life a planning I; lands of m w," in “gm“ J
md 85 93303.5“! .‘ they m Q' J ' be made gardens of llft\\t"[‘\ J VIV,V
and they have so for WW eloquent words: V V V
their enorts. g». L - 2 “I would like to WP—nml l .....
.an—nfi-ua :2 .. . . i sometimes in mv \i\115n«if;.. JJJ,_J J
The sumy m at the chi- of America pro-dim: our n...“ J. J”
house was nicely lire-dd. m” 1 In“?! J?! 90'" Salim M...
a “ here “in 1.» . ..
w.b)e evening was enjoyed MBJ ‘ "W ‘ - . mm
the 04' WNW ‘Tmn «‘Eldlll M flour-dons Iltnl'l In; J:
-:r ,. ,. _ .. . * “(Keying place of 151ml“. . J.
The n _, Yasmin-tanned. . .3 rm. J mm 1.1.. h, .J’
the music which “a vow swam J Mmms of Belgium mm . .. . .
Jto the encore. { f ‘ gram “ho-re brave BM -2 u ~ -. ,'.
E I know "out out there i whim: I
Q J are a wright:- nvot'me of ".an M...
E ‘ .J J I" glorious Willi their t lmwm :n’
,‘ , ~ l 4 with their gold, tolling tho PH“. , J J
1 J the Canadians rm . and mm. -.
.. a mighty masses of [he mung. A,“ J
._____.._. Milan wullle showing “III'I‘Q :1 . J.
The l Ind the mle men met; ‘1 trillion cream-lug; yes. :ml 1, M...
. _ t at not them too still 1.. ,
Wt motn- ‘ ' 'i!
at M ’m ' sheaves of green. the .«hnmrw . .. .2...
ins for “I“? '90”! W 8““! let tor the ten-n rpm»; and u . ;. “H;
The 8“. “I! me“ 3” ‘ngim: be I'm-es everywhere. the at run-
with both teams being tied '1"! 3J attired rose. The roster of 0M 1;... My
sore of 7-7. What made the game so; .1 inns-star and of you t. . ,JL.
short code not be learned but a can i museum 2mm Engilx‘hmc-n
be 306 M m m w “J “Perla"! in“ h {hill (Sill'tlltn u’ "w
the L! Brave I minim «Crust sin-1m... (.f
m 3 “”3“” m """ m“ i ‘ heather. beautiful mid-vurt-iv 1... .
. I would know more wow S. 2 my.
The W weekly m u the club m m. lefc Would M- J m;
Saturday even!" was very successful. 3 --I would hear the Hound of H o - 'w
the clubhouse was again taxed to its
capacity by the dance lovers. Mr. Ed-
ward Goate made an annourmeuml
during the waning that In the near
future a burn time and a masque
ngon forthegmwn-upswilibeheld.
The masque earnivul presented by
:the children or the Island was a huge
1success. One of the most beautiful
presentations was the feature of the
Jalternoon‘s entertainment. Saturday.
sutured-Blouse. Atap. unearn-
i
then menbled fntheetfiheuseat-
tired invarleascostuaesandbeun
thderlaMWy
.ol'unusenient. Duringtheeearseof
thearnrval.streunersefvnnouseei-
on were thrown over the Hi onto
i
2: for M m tint-aw play u-hon ma
JScok‘h soldiers lit; Hunt is
J that comm to me ”
Thole amid he mam Arm-rt. :_.v
lmls to join llm pr ,l'c. um
23w \ vuly
Women can keep secrets. ‘ ‘ "
Then-
kt
sands of wo-en and girls in the ner- California WW!“ n". WM VJJ
Via a the I'll“ k0!” 080ml! 1...! among the has! i Iriuinly ll“ 2'2
Ger-u gents would have paid ter- Mom; and mum. . n-t-mnrm . 1...
{11'
imagined was: such {with u
beauty.—»New York 'l‘llhum».
”nun New.
tunes to turn. Here is one of than.
Hill The 0301!. m in the United
States lad-y Tm Service at
m She “9' m ‘d‘mu of “JUdKO. he 'Wi‘i \l'uikotl l“ l‘ .'
the Slim *9! every "‘3‘“?! “at six months,” Instill”! an oh. i it)
19“ N" Ym thé “mm C! m3 III in all Tnllftflulpt-lix l’~':‘ll ‘-<
on board and many other details that She was testifying against In r ~ -
would hare be“ very v‘mue f0 1?. menu-en. ‘1")de horn arrow“
boat commanders but not even near “"39 0' ""¥"""".“~
here of her own many knew what "u" ‘3‘" "e “"‘m‘ “‘5
Miss O'Ndl time?" asked the prost- ( Innr.
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l: \.u‘
‘longilnesofm whtehhad been _
3
!
strunginthednlnmhrbtspur—
presenting a most beautiful
scene News: shocker «those
soda! mom which the Belle island?
eldbhasarranaed. aadisar'ranzlnt:Q
for-them
ML mm
Mdoeanotcl-nolt fiendish-n-
helsfwhieh should be cleaned as fol.
lows: Run theengtaelorteuorif-
teen soon-b. This M out the
on thQ should then he allowed to
settle for several minutes. The sump
is then opened again and matures
more water my be drawn ‘. 'fllis‘
applies to the splash cyst.- portion-J
larly and not to the pressure system
as used with hollow shafts.
if considerable gasoiene runs out of
the art-retor- afber the engine
stops it shows that the air entering
the carburetor is not warn: all-ah
to evaporate the present grade of
fuel. The gasolene accumulates as a
liquid and runs out as et‘on lathe
Shelton stops. lack over the ID! air
pip and sleeve around the Mt
manifold for lealt- or have m a
pipe installed if none is used;
With the nursing into-seduci-
dcicnt starting and lighting systems
theer is less excuse tho ever We
for running the engine while the ear
is standing. It takes a very mall
amount of electricity to M a n-
which is instantly restored to;
the battery when the engine starts.
'nte m used {or idling may not
be much at any late time. but it soon
adds up. an m m
ference h mums-u.
JamesVan Dkao.
“Sleeping," “as the rt N).
M the hey look the Rim-4’
gdmicd that he had been out «5‘ .
, W?! thl' m months and <2”:
3 mother had on“! as to the low. ‘
flime. to "to last work be ill.)
’ “about four and one-hulf muml \ 2 .
“How runny hours a day (it
FIN-p!" naked Judge Prilrhm‘t‘. «I
which the defendant remit-«l tin: l.--
J didn‘t sleep all the time. but Jum n : n
he felt like if.
"’3'" m In 30"?" mill “to lunch
“No.”
“Rel. inc-we ma burs nor
there land I believe regular hours plus
'- a few days' Work «In the fluids MI m.
you got-(l. I will line you $15 in.
costs, and you an pay it outln1.2.”
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In m.
At a new! county We in lv on
I also one at the «teachers mode at. .m-
J met. at (he «tun-e me marl
“If any one Mlflflojm'tinns to line
J plot of mine lot that! no the Hit-4e
, rays: Either fit-wit: new or hold 1. ~
New forever.‘ "
A mile W. when m in the
Jnt‘hoolrootn numbered 81. smiled sllgm
ly as am- i-rnod fathom next her.
"That inn tn tin We. is It?" sh.
{asked and then finished: "it does
J pound Murmur, but “Cally an if it
:mnemmtlmm"
Even in wann weather we
must exercise to keep in trim.
And afterwards—there is.
nothing that drives “away.
fatigue as rapidly as a cup of
Van Dyk’s Quali-Tea.
It isfliefldest.yetthenoot
declin- pick-new there is!
Quit Tea 8 lbs. $1.05, 66¢ lb.
Whats. dull: “nib.
. ............... .350 J 'ihis [mt-ma laughed. “Why. that‘s
“mm 131‘ Mn tiw mining eel—my." we re
{ritual
noon-onno-on-oo
The tummy-nuance"-
.uodns herd
blamed.
ammmmm Have.
It lama—intimate”!-
are! our m h um hith-
fulneu to duty. his Itendfaatnem u
“Maihhhboundmepldto-d
hambhhtuuuuhecoauted
on ever: time and all the title.
"cog“!tm.‘
WWII-St.
1m short is evidenced by the mun-J The Darien Firemens‘ Fair will be otter-ed their services for the Mn.
”to! games the Norwalk Country 0ND brought to a close this evening. The Many new features have been added The prom will waist of mi:
mine have partitipated in of late. 011 Oakland car and other gifts will be to the House of Fun, all whogo in folk songs and classical compositions
May they defeated the Westport d‘sposed 01- Jwith a grouch come out. laughing. GO: for soprano. tenor and for clarinet AV
Club in four out of five matcb-‘
sit, them “‘0‘ “L. in and the
“aid yesterday the semi- finals of the ‘ grouch n I“ treat is promised the “d e ce
There was a young man serving as a
“goal man on a ship that had me
aground. With his waving Rm he
minim; the did!“ “I!” I the
immungfahelp “allot-ed J
muummmuhnm.
HerShfieid’s Heb: Express
13! wmmnmamm
mmmmm: mummies
panama m mmannnwrou
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Rev. T. L Price on the Fourth ofJ
5:; league hopes also to replenish its ex-
NM. dogmas were planed Lauder July married Miss Sophie T. Stollburg Yesterday’t crowd at the point an “ .hm‘mm
" . ban reas isinwill ”MMCMM u Mel“
Meeker defeated Hill and Ban of New lork city to Edwin P. Jordan,‘ “my be “(flagged gt 4000. Another be 2:: :9an The “in s o J t Ii ‘1' my" ’0' 5‘5 “om 0" wait-"‘-
1;». 6—8, 7—5, and 6—4. The finals lhe Stamford real estate man. 30f the large crowds which has been J m m 'm b. m Jen ordinary working dose—fie rm'n
. be played next Saturday or Sun—VJ —— Jtaking advantage of the many facili— J m,“ m 1‘” m I“ W J ed at his post. scanning the one and
:r y. . A number of Noroton young people new anew. wfi' I.“ “a: ' m“ I” ll III HI “w-
=r ‘ enjoy ed b h t d ties “In the h” to at r w V V
. 'V' ‘ a 93C 8T1 yes er a ' V n-, 2 _ .
i D 3 199. , r w.m lanthanum-fl. AfihmamW-h'om
- Jing at Pear Tree P01" ”mm“ '3“ The nonet- Coaster did a very my Padded y.“ “use m“ J OWL—Gran uln- nuns.
g1 ’ enough to enjoy the moonlight on the business yesterday. At all hours ofJ Saturday afternoon ; cake, veget-
”beach lam day and during the 'early evening. able and canned goods sale mu be mm mm ‘ - couldn't Fun at...
Japanese belihoys at a Seattle lw-hl
in for! too polite to :w:
the cars were on the go. The counter held at the clubhouse. It is expected
Col Christian Quien superintendent is one of the chief amusements at the that the residents of the beach will
of Fitch’s Home for the Soldiers at lake advantage of this sale and pur-
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:Noloton Heights. is improving after ant otnt. _____ gm the articles J J h! M to (beta. fl when u OlllaV
veg-M“; §illness which prevented him from can— The baseball game betwen thez mflg. II- at uncouth:
.J exam gmf Pond streeJJQductiéehis work which was. in his in- “Lockwoods and the Sprinswoods m Arthur Asked. a member of them! . a. ”at...“ “9..., W 1:2; ,'.
returned from a vacation on Bar-'mpacn} caniEd on by Major Edward la 300d drawing card. the largest at.- mer colony has ”mm to m UnltedJ "Ml“. M I. l in, with n r; i
. (m. E. Pellon. Jtendance of the 8983011 in witness a States, after serving with the Afleri“ J In 43 int! went through the lobby a: l
.- —‘ ‘ Miss Helen McCrea. formerly aresi-' ,baseball game at the Point was can Forces in He is . . a... W ml: 'W C 2
.. AVc' Wk‘m‘m- 0‘ MCKinley Place. dent of this town who has been tenet»i Danced yesterday—L? , his home for the ' h ‘;'- 'W' . 0
’mal from a weeks‘ stay in At-ling school in New Haven during the! Tomorrow the Glenbrook m “I” of his “other _‘ . 1 8e m that “*6 Signttglr”
«9“! N2 1- “he" he attended mstyear is visiting atthe home of Mn? tionaJ. the First Convention? Thursday evening a feature "pictu‘e J “flu” '
.. «W
and 3‘1“- «R- IL Gillette 0‘ Grade Church of Sound Beach. and the DI- will2 2be sham at the-“house. M‘
street.
“H j’ Convention.
res-tn o- n. Home.
MJ 7 2M W “the LN-
re rune-t. who has recr: '-
._ _ was worth-M
acumen mace. This -
rienCoust'egational.Chm, mflwmummmtamuu
«mummmna mammm‘
The arrangement for closing the lo- the Point. . -' 2
cal stores atnoononWednesday's re- ' _.
s
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lain and Mrs. John H. Castes, of
street. are entertaining their
Miss Grace Lynch, of Brook-
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