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ends in Shorehav en.
. proved. most successful.
, York.
tins of the Advent
-. i.ded
“finch was conducted by
‘ge attendance was reported.
.‘M3Mniéb.
. mKaller of Yonkers, N Y... "mu“ 5 emeon
handing the Week- end at the home a“
. weekly test of one of the fire
inflict Norwalk, held last even-
M Norwalk lmprovementl
n ty is holding a regular sewing,
an st Community Hall this after-
ttorney'and Mrs. Leo Davis with
1' son, lieslie. will leave. tomorrow
month' vacation at Lake Placid.
The weekly prayer and testimony
Christian
Mum-ch drew a large attendance last
1 us. The Rev. George M. Teeple'
The mid-week prayer meeting of the
. '1 sh Bethlehem Congregational!
the Rev.
Mauries J. Vahl‘strom last evening.
Hahn F Higgins of Darien and “‘il-
“molly“ meeting closing. shortly fitter >8 shine
l Contrary to the popular opinion that m 6! tie “truly M! B! that is
the recent rain would spoil any chance 30 81350!“ ~0 86! into the house during
for tennis being‘ played on the Coun- the damp weather.
try Club’s court: this week, the pools If there is any all left on Rowiytdn
of water have entirely disappeared and streets in the next few days it will he
the workmen have the playing surface
in its usual excellent conditxon. .It has
been reported that the Nolwalk teamr
will cross rackets with players Impro-
’séntlng the New Canaan Country Ci‘dblto storm and 11 has been doing it ever
Aconttmstlon, since up to yesterday. Most of the
rumor could not be gained this. mom4joiis have gone to the sewer or drains
a»
tit-a
agexnent. The streets were mam1
with oil on Monday last and about so
soon as it was spread, it commenced,
due more to good luck than good mans. kl!
ing, however. The Club's finals ln‘theiand somethm hasn‘t, has been carted
Country Club's doubles 3:9 scheduled into the houses of people living along
ito take place Sunday afternoon.
ROION POINT
'The regular wotlily display of
works will be presented this evening.
Munay s Singing orchestra will read-
pear at the Point on Tuesday evening.
August 19.
There were over 100 people in bath—
i ing yesterday The only drawback was7
the exceptionally lov. tide
If the rain had lasted another week
A most of the concessionaircs at the
1 Point would have died from lonesome-
7 spread. The Wet weather has roads the
:oil stick to the shoes most persistently.
making grease spots wherever one
steps. 1
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;the streets where the oil has been,
i ness
l
in; viimifgfizlliingi'gisiitxo‘ :taék: Derby will come to the Point on b0.1rd
&“ y ye 1' lthe steamer. Merchant. which 15 ‘d
y a‘fternoon where the-\ w1tnessed.loc,u boat
its 5““? between the Giants and the There were quite a number of uu'o~
Eaton ‘Red Sox ob'l t’ t th P ‘ t t d
1 , . . n1 1 6 par 1es a e om yes or ay.
' ' G' 3" Tceple W!" preach the The parking space for these vehicles,»
Wing and evening service in the was partly filled.
mmpm‘t Advent Christian Church A new consignment of bathing suits!
illext Sunday to exchange Rev. J. W. has been received at the Point They
wis. whois at present supplying that are my Wibt the initials R. P.. and
the number of the suit is on them.
The excellent weather of yesterday
drew over 500 people to the Point it
was encouraging to see such a turn
out after the stormy weathm
Tomorrow the Sperry Gyroscope
company of New York. will come to
the Point for their outing it is expect-
ed that they will bring about 800 With
them
The Alumni Association of the
Greenwich high school came to the
Point last night on the steamer. Oys—
ter Bay. The boat. arrived at ‘10
o'clock and left at 12. There were
three hundred present which came
from Greenwich and Stamford.
Yesterday the following churches
held their picnic and outings at the
It became known yesterday that due
the recent rainy period, a number
inst Norwalk farmers were heavy
More in large quantities of both out
uncukrye and wheat. The ain
‘ a; total loss except for the booolng.
e straw will provide
mny local water craft owners have
“fled their intention of taking ad-
Wage of the ideal weather and tak-
ing a sail down to Larchmont tomor-
m, where they will attend the ms:
to? of the sport's being conducted in
fie .Larchmont Regatta.
{file annual picnic of the Advent
W school will be held tomor-
I!!! lit Calf Pasture Beach. The
Sunday, the Blumenthal Company of’ E.
’is
hand.
enjoying two weeks‘ vacation at ”Ber“
side Park.
Miss Agnes Amend has returned to“
1191 work at the Darien Review office.
after a brief vacation.
avenue has been suffering from an at-
tack oi ptomsine poisoning.
making great plans for this year‘s car-
nival, to be held August 13, 14. 15 and
16.
the effects or a recent operation on his
nose. performed by Dr Avery of Stam- -
ford.
Herman Thoele of Brooklyn, formerly
of this town. was baptized hat Sunday.
13. llindley has returned from a
few days' camping trip. - l
A dance is scheduled for tonight at
the \Vee Bum Golf Club.
Leon Main has returned from a brief
vacation trip to South 1Manchester.
Eben Scribner of \oroton Heights
suffcrhlg from a blood- poisoned
Gerald Reichter of the Post Road is
Miss Violet Remsler of Sedgwick
The Noroton Heights firemen are
William Young is recovering from
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Wger members will go to the beach
in the morning and indulge in a base-
ball game, running races and omer
athletic exercises. The older mem-
Ms- will go in the afternoon.
My 111111-15 the second annivox- '1
my oi the old Sixth Company, Coast:
mm 10mins, entering into the
m war. The members will bele-
w the occasion with a dinner and
n at Dorlon' 8 House, this even-
~- {atthe 126 original members. 109
m merited to attend tonight's affair.
<3 grant number of these are East Nor-
«and: boys. 7
., The nine teams of horses from
that are being used in
1finding the new :plant for the Clover
‘ cturin'g company. in upper, -
Iain street. are being stabled in’the ‘ MW
fiver Lake ice Company‘s barn on
Hoyt stret. It is probable that these
‘NNM
Point:
the High Ridge, Lewisboro. New Can
ash and Darien churches.
cursions brought over
the park has witnessed.
men tied for that place.
J. Kvancz, 1190.
game for first and second places.
. name teams will be used on the foun-
.“g sin-flan work for the new C. a: K.
,th on Van Zant street, East Nor
.mlk. They will probably contrnue to
‘ be ambled in the ice company's barn
.nm'nd they be used on the East Nor-
was contract.
. The weekly prayer and promise
“'m'etlng of the East Ax enue Methodist - s7 .
Mammal church was held last even- day With Liends in Pound maize.
a”. m the success of the novel .591. Moiousts in the suburban sections
m m cured by the large number are catching' glimpses of an unusual
. 1* people who attended. The idea of number of m}. hm.
«um “promise meeting,” was that 7 7 .
mm wishing to do so. quote from Mrs John LBommedleu of Crockett
Mrs. Elizabeth Gagcr is spending the
an: Bible a promise made by Jesus street is recovering from an attack of
M: are Cfum iof 111151 earthly life,b100d poisoning
one the part on or a s to
person reading it. Qulite nggxflim M” W F Ambler 0f Rowaytrm ave-
"& dhe congregation quoted a D1 omlsemue is Spending a few days with friends
was significant in connection with in the Berkshires.
r experiences.
.3 most welcome visitor in East.
yesterday was William Plunkett F10“ 0‘ Englewood, New Jersey
3.9 Cove avenue, who on ‘Wednes-iVlSlting friends in C05 COD
7 Q received his honorable discharge
4 a - Camp Upton Plunkett‘has been
8min: which time he ha: been ag.;tera visit with blends in Canandaigna.
fished to the Motor Tiansport Corps New York.
His only fgglioufiguigel Mrs F. A..,‘Branda of West Side ave-
59 that he did not tea-ch the other nue. “ho has been undergoing treat-
_, a; is now thought that he will ment at a New York hospital has re
ortly resume his duties in the Stam-
M mascothcé, where he was employ-
flan-lor- to his entry into the sen ice
I! from where he was granted a te-
turned to her home considerably im-
proved in health.
James A. Farrells' speedy gas launch
e. William’s many friends are Provito, which was hauled out over.
11
T-"Elmaung him on 131:) satiretmn the winter on Wilsons Cove, has
_ o 9 young men 0 ast ’orwalk
110 have any desire of sening their been overhauled and was placed in the
Whirl this may act as a reminder mater xesterdav a1ternoon
’ now is your golden opportunityq
Air Service is open to 15 .000 men, of
hich 1000 will be aken from .\ew Haven the directory publish-'
., England. The excellent chances 9T5» “'3: in Rowayton, this week get‘.district,inc1uding the Aeries of Nor-
advancement and education in fins ting folks in the right houses for the walk, Stamford, Bridgeport and 10111131 .
~e «of the service are numerous. new issue of the Norwalk director-L7 :11”? visited {he latter city not even-
. ments are open for one or thlee
soon to be published.
No previous meclianiCal knowl-
The Strntford Congregauonal.
These ex‘
two hundred
children to the point and it was the
liveliest day since the rainstorm, that
The Skee Ball contest now has three.
J. times.
who held second placewflhnneerenf
1170, which was tied by J Kory with
the same. has bowled a score of 1190.
The‘scores up to date are as follows;
E. Andrews. 1190; A. Ruth, 1190; and
These three men
will have to bowl in an elimination
r' \lrs Lewis Parkci and Ellis. Blanche
are
Dr. Charles E Hackley, has return-
m service for the last 18 months pad to his home in Rowan ton av onue af-
' clared that during the previous four
l
l still in practically perfect condition.
The agent representing Price & Lee.:
in the Congregational church.
Next Sunday's service will be the
last of the summer services at the
Congregational church. The church
will be closed during August while
Rev. ll. C. Carter is on his vacation.
311‘s. Benin Schlsnter. who he. been
managing the m1; bakery depart-
mentofthe Stewartgmeeryhure-
signed and is spending a few weeks'
vacation with friends in New York
city
After the miserable m of the
past ten days clerks nod employees
in local stores were glad I: have a
when the movement was framed.
min spoiled'thc day for than who had
planned out-fihown 1mm
President Wilson sent to the Senate
last week. for confirmation, the names
of 3.000 postmastcmtmbe. but among
several appointees in thisstnte, were
is none for either Noroton or Nor-own
Heights. Civil-service examinations
for the former place were held a week
ago last Saturday. and tor the Heights
appointment will be held next Satur-
day.
Charles M. Brown. brother of Mrs.
John A. Fairbanks cf‘Lemy avenue. a
printer well known here. having been
employed on the Daria Reyiew about
six years ago. recently visited friends
and relatives here before leaving on
the battleship Hississbpi for the Pie .
cific cruise. Mr. Brown is now lino-
type operator on the ship. where a
weakly newspaper is isued for the
crew's benefit.
fine afternebu Wednesday for their)
half-holiday. since last “Wednesday.”
m‘_._.. n.
ANSOXIA. July 25.~mtmuunce
Without date was ted 'at the re-
quest of the state w on the case of
J. H. Bartholomew president. of the
l v...“ .
the“
total since the
hrought {he wax to L111
States entered the
ross tons
090,893 g 3H37902‘
my
Bolted
of i-
7 the W5.
mewl
Armenia and Derby Ice Corporation' mm)" 8913 mmers were woodman»
came up in the city court this morn- steel. Theo
poslte
’ ”m—
I.
w"-
n‘ ""7‘ w. y.
. 17... Ygs 1919
,7 NEW SHOWING or
PriCes Reasonable.
A. MODNE
72 North Main Shea So. Norwalk
. Mitchell and Grant
-C-A-R-S-
LUTHER Ill. WRIGHT
Sanitas Luncheon Sets
WmlmmmmWhfio
munmmousnrs
walla-you. Theromtwosinuolboyfies (snowmobile
Oeutor—Pieceinemhnt. Theodor-ed berths unm-
tully “motive and ohmic. and the values extraordinary.
Prices ...................$1.983nd32.50theset
88 WASHEGTON 8T.
Woolen at 1p.ln.wuinicdaytduriqiulyadaw
The Acme Engineering Company In
progressing well with the work on the
new Tokeneke road. The good Judg.
merit of the highway officials of the
town in selecting concrete construe,-
tion for its permanent made, a few
years ago, was demonstrated by a reg
cent statement of Frederick Stuart!
Green. highway commissioner of the
state of New York in which be de-‘
years the upkeep cost“ of concrete
roads under his jurisdiction had been,
8138 per mile per year. while the cost
of maintenance of the water bound
roads was $911 per year for each mile._
The paving of Mansfield avenue. laid
about five years ago, which was "the
pioneer concrete road of this state. is;
BIG EAGLE POWELL
FLIES TO DANISH“;
A pm 32133.00!
is made by its furniture. Wear-e
free to say that our present fur-
niture and pieces of quaint and
its and appealing we have ever
had the good fortune to Show
the women of this city. Do
come and see then.
mm more co.
rel-e design are the most equiv ‘
State Worthy VicetPresident Wil-
liam J. Powell, who has charge of the
ng in the interests of the national.
convention of the F. 0. E" which will
or experience is necessary.
from $30 per month for
" private to $121.50 per month
the Master Signal Electrician. in
a... towh'lch, clothes. board med—
ittention. etc” are furnished free. i
further “particulars on the subject, 1
' ' w: Parks see the sun shine yesterday. One res-
fronl Sergeant G.
.481wa building;
8am wants is the rough ma' e-
7nd he‘ll see to the finishing end
Compensation in the Air Service
Mr and Mrs. Lewis Parker enter-E be held in New Haven. 111 the week
tamed a number of friends last night! begilllgnhg.i August 18th. ad delivers:
at their home in Logan Street. Among me (In 3 mmmnic m3 ’
those who were present were Mrs. out in mu lament the (30,1733an
All .
tho
tooutlorthemtlnnal mint“:
9 F law umlmmnfltheMandhu
How glad Romyton talks were to the degree team in line fettle
71:111-131. whordlainod the domes: of M" “flunk a“ I": "
1 cm in! “Sunday evening into his bones, said hes rum to my, Ont
er 0! 5 "it: i V l
e 6 n the Advent the weather had soaked clean tum! fl “'5“ n m,
ulynndmwinbeicom- in the mam! get dried out; “Tm;
asking the Danbury males to turn
Blanche Frost, Mrs. William Moore Jr..i Danbury will not only have a match-- .
Miss Marie Moore and Lieut. and Mom m3 club 0f 0'9? 190 with 0 band 1N" ‘
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Try Our Home Made
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sou: mam 1710sz 32:32...- :3,“ .
91 1-2 m 8t. Pb sne 969.
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Hershfield’s Motor fill???
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7' 077mm nut track-hum. Also. Eydmulicnun
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!‘ruoh for Controlling. Work.
lam m “kl 1m Infill thD “ H be given
MWWW‘ Ameipt g u: andobumeg
for (00$.
W. M - 30 job "‘0 rs‘e Hr toosnall
W V“! ‘C‘ M 0. rumiturc Elev .3.- 3.
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BENJAMIN HWF‘IEL 1
WE TAKE PLEAWRE
l in making the anon-cement that we lum - -- . 7,
‘ finding an assistant whose work is in th‘i)‘ :. . . 7,7
1' standard We insist upon;
Every day new people are be Eng told by - ' . 1 _ of <5. .
i We MerMC-sly by impenev a .7 -» ~ 7...
l more time We hue not“ chi 4 to mommmz: ~. 7 “10er
ed our attention; but now we incl that v1. . :, . .- 7, m ‘
mood Wick VIM! mum. at: ”the risk n: s» :1 much mm '*
viduul case.
in the past dentistry was almost cxclu ‘7 4 - ~ mm, mm,
went to am until trim desperate M 7.. » . - m.
m" “W“ I“ and more a ["0th .. ' . my; “7.37,
we on W to remedy the chums at In . who in
Me am we especially rm‘omm- ;..i .2 «m.
“dermatitis-thee that they may be My u. $111103;
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’ the first line of bodily defence-which is “'11:: u
to be. Aside tron being in best l‘ic instinxw- .
ion expansive to keep sound teeth perfect. 11m: ' wwir
Which have become impaired.
w Sincerely. s. L“.
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