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’R._ who have been living in tile oid
.Mills homestead. which they purchas-
ed some time ago. Will shortly move
into the second floor of the house of
Captain John S. L'Hommcdleu. in
Crockett street. recently occupied by
the La Fonlaine family. the latter hav-
:ing moved into the H. 0. Quick house
lllss Marian Boyle of Highbridge. on the same street.
Qa'lnopping at the home of friends for
die week end in East Norwalk.
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The pesky little moles that have
been giving the folks of this vicmity
a rest from their operations for the
past few years. have made their ap—
pearance this year and are busy prow-
ing up the gardens and flower beds of
'manyn residents here. Their retur
visit is not appreciated, however.
Large numbers of woodchucks hvae
also made lht’ii' appearantc and ‘
resident lost about 50 heads or fine
‘winter cabbage as a lesult of their
visit.
,. 1 dance will be held this evening at
,fio Norwalit Country club at which
"" fine a very large attendance is ex-
wed.
The ladies of the East Norwalk lm-
‘ yrovement Association met yesterday
“crown to do more sewing for their
bazaar.
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‘ ”any of the East Side voters and
citizens who are interested in the gov-
. erment's otter to supply food to our
city. attended the meeting in the city
hall last evening.
! Judge and Mrs. John R. Booth and
Inmily of Deer Hill avenue, Danbury.
are spending the remainder of the
» mar months at the Glover Cottage.
Gregory Boulevard.
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Twenty members of the Bible Study
class of the Methodist Episcopal
_church braved the rain and in spite of
'the threatening clouds attended the
regular monthly meeting at. the home
of Mrs. lraVHarrison Kiggings. held
last, Tuesday evening. As a result of
the recent food sale. nearly $10 was
netted. which will he paid in as the
class' donation to the centenary fund
of the Methodist Episcopal church. Al»
ter the transaction of the business of
the class, ice cream and cutie were
served by the homes.
The moonlight sail to .\'orvoo plann-
ed by the Epworth League of the R0-
wayton M. E. church for Friday even-
‘ ing was attended and enjoyed by over
lforty members and friends of me
League. The start was made at 6:45
‘in two power boats and a sailboat.
The. sail over to the island was a pleas-
ant and enjoyable one for all, as the
breeze that had been blowing on land
all day was northwest. and blowing off
;shore, so that it did not make the sea
itoo rought. even for the timid ones
of the party.‘ Upon reaching the is-
'land the members of the party ate
Isupper together and enjoyed the sun-
‘set. Later, they explored the island.
The moon was near the full and shed
at brilliant light upon the water. The
”,1 Tracy B. Ambler is spending a party set out for the return trip at
, I", a,” in Lee, Mass. 9:15 to the strains of “Home. Sweet
Home? and reached Roton in time for
. ”Hrs. Eugene Cushman and Miss the fireworks. They came into the
,. , Indred Cushman visited relatives in rivet-1nd landed at the dock at 19:30.
w York city, “fednesday. ;and,all declared they had had a fine
time. For the use of the boats. me
, ‘iss Emily Stevens ’3 the ma members are indebted to Captain
.. m7 01 8 “bicycle 01 Which she is Frank Stevens of the “Lillian." Cub—
.Ilflns mod use each thw- 3min John s. L'Hommedieu of the "Hat-
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Ir. and ”Mrs. lra Lockwood and iam- 31:05.33? Harry S Bryan 0: the
fly, who have been vacationing. nave ‘
rte-turned to their home in McKinley
mince.
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Private Harold Rundle of 31 Van
Zuni street, was one of the loca‘. boys
who paraded with the second division
In New York yesterday. This division
8 famous for it is composed of the
Fifth and Sixth Regiments of Ma-
rines. who fought so subbbornly at.
Chateau'l'hierry with the object or not
letting the enemy pass.
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. Rawmon
was Aaron Stevens is ill at her
\ home on Rowayton avenue.
Clitton ecodeld, who has been ill tor
several days. is somewhat improved.
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“Rain. rain. go away. and come
isgifii some other day," was the senti-
. ment expressed in many instances and
M" and “'3‘ “mm" Lockwood and in the minds of all members of the
drildt‘en of Brooklyn are the giiests of .
fir. . w ‘s aunt. Miss Annie Cut- Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
Lock Episcopal church here. who had been
till °f ndflmey Street [working so untiringly’fo’r the bazaar
and supper held Thursday afternoon
and evening in the chapel of the
church in Rowayton avenue. In spite
'of the cloudy weather and with snow-
; ers at frequent intervals at goodly num-
ber of people stopped at the church
during the afternoon and evening to
see what there was to be bought. and
thre were truly many attractive
'things obtainable. From six to night
:a good supper could be purchased for
an; anaemia and Miss Eleanor s smallsum in this day of hish cost
nun, who are pupils at the Franklin 0’ “VIBE On the menu there appear-
- Miss Jennie L. Scott of Rowayton
; flenue is spending the month of
'j August with Miss Helen Sturges at
ber home in Cannondale.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reap of Brook—
'hn, are occupying the second floor of
the house occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
m Crockett and family, for the
“t two months.
all-i0? high school are "employed for ed Hamburg roast, baked beans.
fits summer months at the F. W. “1969' both potato and tomato and
cucumber pickles, breads, ice cream
Mworth store in South Norwalk.
' and cake. The ladies of the church
' Ills; Katherine Klinefelter of Row- havelgiven many good suppers .n the
rayon avenue. stenogx'apher in the past and they lived up to their estab-
finanager‘s once of the Southern New lished reputation in this case also.
”and Telephone company of South The decorations at the various booths
Wk. is enjoying a two weeks‘ va- were well arranged and added much
won from her duties. to the display of useful and practical
’things-plaeed on sale. There were
.0“ Monday 0‘ ”en week 501mm“ plenty of vanity bags of all Siles and
1'31 begin their canvass 0‘ the “"339 descriptions. to say nothing of the
.‘3 order ‘0 raise money {0" the sup- aprons of all varieties, from the ging-
.‘m 0’ the library for the coming ham ones up to the tiny ones for the
”r, and to start an endowment fund. afternoon tea party. The rag rugs
The amount collected each day will ap- made from rags that the ladies of the
3°“- in the local papers. and will be society collected around the village.
7 Med on bulletin boards t0 be “Med sewed and had woven into rugs,.tound
u diflerent points in the village. fa ready sale. all of them being dis-
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”“2335 'despatcheshw Haven rc”"i"slev'eral members had a return to
W ”Wm rains would 3““ make. it is believed that quite a sum
crating“? ‘° “9." m... .. ..
novernment in "Houses?“ y an annual affair and which 157 looked
rm. Raine} Basins, r 9’" forward to with pleasure by many peo-
I'thi'ned aier securing strike in bazaar and supper.
anemosamv - i W
, ices; THE, RIGHT BM.
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Two Aucklanders were talking
$3113 'a mutual friend. Sold one:
_, ‘ in! has gorse into one my
.m-“Tm J‘mezmeif’” and 'is now on a destroyer. I
2W m the". “y into-gut he no emf”;
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i be used.
.bile parking space was again over-
“be used again in the emergency.. As
' ' idembly dzsconcerted by the an- sale could not be definitely stated, as
. l, who has been? ”Press pie who are annual visitors at the
t.“ of the lac.
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' Today the Maple avenue M. E. sun-
day school of Stamford is holding
their annul picnic at the Point.
Yesterdy the Greens Farm M. 1;.
church and the Long Ridge church at.
Stamford held their annual picnic at* .
' the Point. \ .
Tomorrow an excursion from Shel- Lutheran
l l I first “my local church, south St. Peter‘-
mn wm be the autumn: u e . mug-The dombined mom i church. L ”twirl “(23.2
The steamer Merchant of this city will done of the Hit! ”It "m cm, sue, y . m): ’3‘ ““me
“he place at this
a are usual hour,
No evening services dur-
um churches will meet in the "9M
odiot. church. Sunday. August 10th
Services will be held at 10:30 a. in.
make the trip. About 800 are expect-
ed to make the trip.
gag service! will
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l'snd7:30 p. in. Mr. Jacobs will much- 101“ ‘- n m n tomor-
After the consignment of Park andI The theme for smy morning will i ins “3‘33; file!!! the) Rev. A.
Tilford candies arrive at the Paladin: “Order 0“ 0‘ M" ““721 W of n . . R. l. A
“be” m me 8mm win M' cordial I’m in merited to all.
they will be awarded to the winners.
who play the roll-o—racer. From tnen'
on Park and Tillord candy only. will.
"aroma-hood as Accepted by ‘55- who are interested. especially to
”.m. ‘ y
m m weekly prayer meeting the Label-ma or s ”a”. 1:33;?
will be held in the Methodist church,: school meets ”erg-30s Children are-
Thmday evening, at 7:45 o‘clockiout the summer at . d‘vmn “Ewes
T” "Mic ‘3 cordially invited to at- 13:?“ garagrgtrso . _
tend me” ”me”. Holy Communion
day of August.
Mission festival on
in sweater.
Captain Mills' special offer for the on the last Sun-
motor boat trips around the lighthouse
is that during various intervals he
will combine three trips into one for s
South Net-walk Baptist church. Rev. the last Sunday
R. Maplesden. acting pastor.—Regular
services: Subject tor morning wor-
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very small amount. The captain's “my. 1030: "God's Workmsmp," , int. 63-
boat is one of the finest crafts um Evening service: ”The salinity of the “"‘.°§m_°;gfgwm '3'...”
could be obtained for the trips for (3ch in muons Times» COM “#0an o, '“m, cm"... l. m .1 ll‘
munion service following morning
worship. Bible school at 12 noon.
Hid-week prayer meeting. Thursday
evening. at 7:45. All welcome.
which he uses it and it is no safe a.
any one could desire it to be. The cap
lain is at his stand today and tumor
row and throughout the week ready
for the trips he has to oflcr.
lé‘hristlu Solace ant-sect. Sunday.
August 10th: "Spirit."
Advent Christian church. Van 2am
and Harvey streets. Rev. G. 1!. Tee-
ple, pastor.—Ha.ll-hour of prayer, 10 a.
m. Morning sermon, 10:30 is in. Sun-
' day school. 12 m’ Junior Loyal Work—
ers, 3:30 p. in. Loyal workers' meet-
ing and evening sermon, 7 p. in.
Mid-week prayer and testimony
meeting. Thursday. 7:30 p. in.
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address.
days excepted.
In.
The roll-o-racer. the new game at
the Point. is meeting with a greater
degree of success than was expected.
The public well reaziz-z what an Intfi'."
eating game this is and flint the prize
which is awarded the winner is well ‘ ' Church M .
worth the amount invested. 11.” lino. Home: gulflznister. email: of St.
box of Russell 5 chocolate: whicn each: Paul's church. win give the following
one who wins is awarded in the lush-l pmm in connection with the serv-
est quality that is manufactured and; ice on Sunday evening: ‘ ‘
"n ”we" °' "”3 “m "e ”we“ "gatjvaleflarchz'...............'.....fifluhn
of a very good grade of chocolate! 1! "Intermezzo" .. Consort-
they are the lucky enough to win it. navel-mag"
Manager Bagley, utter hot night'-
display of fireworks. notilod the repre-
sentative of the New Haven firm
which has'beouggnaking the fireworks
for him, that he was not Med
with the display which they worm-mak-
mg ‘0' h‘m- ”9 “m mm“ m "1" held at the Belle island Club this ewe-l
resentatlve that they need not smear hing. The Jan Trio. of New York.
“9“ Friday evening. as h‘ h” en‘lvlrm furnish the dance music. and a
gaged a'New Y’“ arm to mat the. very large attendance” expected.
fireworks for the mullet of 111m
reet A. II. E. church. Rev.
“'m. St. A. Lynch. Higgins".—
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Preach “3. Rev. J. m and wife, 0!
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Knight St
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Mrs. M. Peck entertained as her
guests at her home. yam, Ira.
'Willlsm Vollmer and her three nieces
The regular weekly dance will be
from New Jet-sci.
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Sam Mo .1 other pod-Ilka W
‘ Salads just as ridiculous as it really is for ill this “ll"
' quantity that: are many of medium shade and the r.
ulal' prices soqu low beside the incoming fail models.
,3 'About meaty suits that were {run gig to {20, now
$1.";
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Dust 4f Suits that were $22.50 to $30 0012
A. 52:5 range from 10 to 17 years.
amt-“L Basement nonl.
Men’s Suits
Choice Fabrics
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season. in this way 311'. Basic ex-
pects to present to the public It!!!"
elaborate set and ranch to the utm-
faction of those who witness them.
Lithographs. “musing fire min-
atrel show which is to take place on
Saturday, August 16. us being placed
in South Norwalk. The entertainment
”'— will be held on the tennis court. and
A large crowd witnessed the display ‘ very “new“ state 'm be 'built hr
Of fireworks 9 tedl 3" the PI aimithk “male 'Frnllk Ulrich”: orches-
I‘St evening. The . an 0 tin of New York city. has been so-
ms! to tmnish the music. Arch
Selwyn Is the director. and Edward!
. Nixon is coach. A very large attend-
the result of last evening's unwary-nee, one of the largest 1hnt has .8 m;;mefl a; gamer mucus. at
and the large crowd present all con-iyet m m to witness anything .0 m mac” who have children that a“
cossions and amusements were very“" 81 it the island. is a I a. t :13“ summer ”-
liberally patronized. Dancing came hfl'he cast consists of talent from the :1“, do”; at the beach on 1450?.
for a large share 'of the business . =
which was not expected litter the largol island. which should. make the plug. Day. at which time the childrens no
more of interest than there won! cuts return to the city with them. so
ills: lda McLuhen. who beats «the;
con-Bloc h m i
1 This evening, the regular
weekly:
'dsnce will be held at the clubhoue'
Another of those social affairs at
which the pooled the beach 111de
is axiom. by all.
Mmunthree lore “9°”
litelelttorthegnfl
crowded and the baseball field had to
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attendance of Thursday night, at have been had Musical! taint been they may be in time for the. opening
which time McCormack and Barry's secured for the pi”. Rehearsals are of sci l the day after Labor Day. .
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Sentinel “Emu-Are Winnor.‘
South Norwalk m Sentinel 34
you desire the but results obtain-
.Mayer‘s Dixie Jazz band made their still going 01‘ in order-that the par.
last appearance at the park for the formlnlce will ‘0 a without a hitch
n. ’or that no delay whatsoever will
Ioccur during the evenings of laughte
interest in the skee-ball contest for w is now in store.
this month is now increasing. The.
high score for the men's divuion is
held by A. Tarlov, who bowled 1,200,‘
while secuv’i is held by A. Olsul with
score of 1,170. In the women‘a divi-
sion. Mrs. Pal-ks holds highscore with
an average of 890, mid second is held
by Mrs. Marvin with a score of 770.
Very keen competition is going on
nightly by dill'erent bowlers to change
the scores and on some 318m}! “81!
score is changed from.t1me to time.
The women's contest which is Just be.
ginning to take hold should ancourago'
the women players to enter the gonad.
there are very many clever bwlersi
who can play this game well, and they;
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ecord we have strchn for—tile record we have at-
This is the 1'
take advantage of
taincd! Surely, it isvworth your while to
should try their skill and work tor tho‘ it—todaY-
prize. '
. Not much has been said through this 4 VAN DYK’S COMBDJATION
column, which is headed Seton Pout.“ COFFEE is a ma ”rm “Ct-
concerning the roller coaster. The;
public who enjoy this sensational ride
will be interested to know. that the
engineer. Clarence Scoflcld. has dur-
ing the earlier part of this week.
Fine flavor and full strength. Lb.
VAN DYK’S HAND-Pm JUIBO‘PEANUTS
placed the ride in such acellent com A” ‘ ”a .who
dition that one of thefastcst and most m. VW . -
sensational rides has been the result. We Bax , '
of his hard work. The ride is as safe - 2 ’ 1
now as it basalways been. the only, . . 7 7 ,. , .7 7 , - .. - 7 7 1
change is that the coaster]: faster: , fill ”In“ My
and gives those lhriits'wnlcil the poo-V It 3 Out using! fiwfi U
_ple have always been asking for. The . - are: 1 . 0! 0° 0! d
! representative of this paper was asked ID.“ has w m
“(to ride over the devils-2;“ he on T refit w m 3“" 9* - ‘
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land when he realm-dire salad the en-
gineer whats-defile wow-l no
, patterns but light of weight and likewise of price
"r M fabrics represent the foundation fot'
m you'll get the best here. and muting IIOl'
good style and superior tailoring. You need all these
gotrddoihcssatisfacfion—and youclnbcsurcof
in KW (Joules.
of
ing‘whatwcareplcascd to style ‘nibctwccuscaaon
they are really all the year round suits and have been Yer
hard to gob—we have quite an assortment Blue Black
sci-get, Hounds and unfinished Worstcds fi if— 3
dress up m
ii. Every than should have .at least one
‘ $30 to $4
timcto wear a light weight suit—then too we are sho
g; Nepons et '
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m ivas all that we did say except to inform those
who did not know that Nepanset was the toughest and best!
‘ light-weight flooring for use in (bath room and kitchen. i
“ -With' a surface like linoleum and the same clear Mi
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lid the price is per square yard 59d
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