furnished music.
W of Sew York
Miss Gertrude Mlllbourue’ returned
‘ ‘gito her home in Jersey city last even-
‘ l i log after having spent the greater
‘ fpart of the summer at one cf the isl-
,m l and hotels.
ibeeu discontinued at the Belle Island
‘Club. They were not meeting with
' the success it was expccted they
1
a would.
. The cast of the mlnfitrrl show will
.hold rehearsals every night this week
5until Saturday. at which ‘ time the
labour will be held. Rehearsals will
i be under the direction of - rch Seiwyn
’ and Edward Nixon. The cast oonsmts
;cf a beauty chorus of 80 yonng ladies
’which will be the feature of the pig
bill. Carpenters will begin work on
1 The Wednesday night dances have
m— “M
m Dorlon’s House reported a very
M week-end.
‘0 regular weekly dance at the
Wlhl'l drew a large attendence. 1 either Thursday or Friday to erect me
’: Residents on Van Zant street have given. The residents of the island arc
w ' going to be presented with one of the
who from their trees. v _
._ ; seen for a long time.
.Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis of Pet-E “—
. 1.
4...: with friends in Shorehaven.. l Harm W iew
”Q! ' “Sim! in New Haven $9519”, Yesterday's heat brought, many of
!- itbe residents out into the surf for a
'Hrs. Anna Jerkins of Bridgeport The dance Saturday night was very
' t the week-end at the home of her largely attended. The usual evening
W '; attended.
The bazaar which was held at the
W was a visitor at the home of her cess. The affair was in charge of Miss
Witter. Mrs. John ('ostello of East lda .‘icLaren. who was at the head of
Country club on Saturday
:but: stage on which this play is to be
complained about boys stealing: greatest entertainment that they have
up Manon-New York. spent the week-;
1111. Sadie Riley of Oxbome avenue __
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ff or Mrs. Alice )1. “’ilki‘ns of First of sociability was enjoyed by all who
7 I‘ Mira Elizalwth “’hpolpr of Jersey clulfliouse Saturday was a huge suc-
"99119. yesterday. .fbc committee in charge.
The Rev, George Ll. Temple conduc-vof the beach to know that a mustcal
K’- fid both the morning and evening ser- Show will be held Saturday evening.
we: at the Advent Christain church the same night on which the masquer-
josterday. )adc ball will be' held at the beach.
, Another social event which will be
Calf Pasture Beach was the scene of' given for this reason will take place
a, nnusally larzo crowd of bothers
Saturday night when the masquerade
Tide and Weathpr con-‘ dance will be given at the clubhouse.
yesterday. . . . -. .
.wons accounted for the large gather- This It is expected wrll be a greater
,. f!!- ésucccsa than was the barn dance
" " :which was recently held at the beach.
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l
* .’ "Captain Thomas J. Shea carried a,
., -, of friends to lluntingon harbor,
fjjifiterday in his motor—boat ““‘ing";
:fie weather was ideal, and a most en-Z
"*a'ble time was had. Refreshments
-' , flute served.
. |
' » ' ‘ The tennis courts of the Norwalk ' . .
Mtry club was the scene of some High tide for tomorrow. 12:22.
‘relreehing dip. i
It will be of interest to the residents '
Cat. remedy of um town. Wfl- .. A . “STE-338091!!!" 9' l
ed here. and is stopping at on home a w. some. W ‘9‘ ""
of Mrs. Wesley S. Brady. of the Post’. ' W: .
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TODAY.
Temperature:
Showers.
High, 88.; low,
NOR WALK .
SOCIETY if
and Personal i
~NE WS ’
. flirting matches between the mem- A large- crawd attended the dance at
tors yesterday. The club's quarters
ud grounds were thronged with
numbers and their griends during
fie afternoon and evening. .
The striking employees of .the
”clean La Dentelle, Inc., of East
Walk. have called a meeting for.
“ht o’clock to-morrow morning. and
it is hoped that some satisfactory set-
tlement to all parties concerned will
be elected as the result of this meet,
' h,"
Eugene Brennan has complained to
the local police that Mrs. Eva Rey-
... -y.--,
Master James Carlson entertained. .
several of his playmates at the home: :fiksgid‘garz.“ to I .
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seymour. in? “en's Hose at 19c. 25‘ a“ “mi
honor of his seventh birthday. one day‘; Children’s Hm ” 3°, 85: ”.1 50¢, '
“lggeeghaw and ’her Aster 111's; 1 ts’ Bmml‘ncfotton and aft:—
Palmer, who have lived in the oldi more. b 'fu‘e' and Quin“.-
Shaw house on the Post road tot" E; K BANKS
filmy years. are now comfortably set-l o. '
t at 25 Hill street. Stamford. '
Local commuters have been expert-3 WAWO .HOTEL BLOCK.
encing much dillculty in getting to, We
their work on time of late, between; V“ mm :
wrecks and strikes. elf it keeps up.i
some of the Dar-ten automobiles may' Forecast for Norwaik and vicinityi,
be pressed into service. glv‘alr tonight and Tuesday; not much;
Frank Finch, of New Rochelle. who change in temperature; rising variable
has been baggageman at the loci] sin-l winds. An e'xtendcd area of high
tion for about a year. left. on Tuesday ’ pressure central this morning over
night in sympathy with the strike. Lake Ontario is producing plea-ant‘
movement- apreading over the raw; weather in the central and eastern dis-’
‘roads of the nation. itricts. ml showers were reported;
. Stephen R. Hoyt. Town Clerk and during the last twenty-four hours in:
.chrr'zcnzative ia the General Assem- Northern New England the South All
,bly. started Wednesday on his annualltamlc and Gulf coasts 'and the L‘ppe!‘
vacation. which be is spending at Missiwippi Valley. The temperature
Orr’s laland.'near Portland, Me. ‘Mlu! is about normal in the northern Cis-
Anna Conn. his assistant. is in charge' trict.
of his ofllce in the town hall.
William Goyette was arrested yea-
t'erday by Officer Shields. and is being
held on the charge of reckless driving.
He is the chauffeur of an uutomobilel
owned by C. A- Rensbaw. of Newton! 73,
He was arrested after he had run oVerl
a bicycle owned by Theodore Osmium
of 380 Atlantic street. The hearing of
the case has been continued—Stam-
ford Advocate '
The Selectmen have called a special
town'meetlnx for next \Vedneoday
night, to take action upon three prop-
ositions endorsed by he Board of Fl-
nance. each of which speaks of the
growth and program of the town. The
first is the opening of a. Junior High‘
School in the Noroton schoolhouue.
which has not been in use during the
past year: the second is to finish two;
more rooms in the Noroton Heights,-
schoolhouse for use next year. and
the other to make an appropriation to
cooperate with.the Tokeneke Corpor-
ation in laying a concrete road from
Lyyach's corner to (he W'blte Bridge. ”‘
. rs. Margaret Selleck, an old resl— .
dent of this town. died yesterday Ef- si£e§:{byu;;lsv£;xy ‘5‘ fifigozigzézg
ternoon. at. her home on the Post of Allan Esther Bresev last evening
road. at the advanced age 0' eighty The house was decorated with patri:
six, having been confined to her bed otic colon. The guests arrived at 7
for the past two years and six months. o'clockmn d de artod late at nl ht an
the Point Saturday evening. . She has no relatives narer of kin ' p 8 '
The game betWeen the Lockwoods than a niece and nephew. The latter
and the Springwoods drew a very is Frederick Selleck, of Stamford. and
large crowd to the Point.
in spite of yestertlux ._. low tide one formerly of Maple avenue, who, a. few
other large crowd of bathe-:5 were in months ago. ame with her husband
the water. ,to make thei home with Mrs. Selleck
[Thi‘l‘C‘ was a very largo crowd at in the days of her final lllne‘hs. Fuller
tlx‘e Point yesterday. The weather con- 31 services will be conducted Monday
'ditions were ideal which made the day at three p. m.. at the funeral parlors
more pleasant. lot Charles W. Fable. in Westport. and
There were many souvenir huntelo interment will be made in Willow
at the Point yesterday. Pennants and Brook Cemetery of that town.
various other articles which would The local constables, grand jurors
serve as a remembrance of the park and Justice Selleck have been kept
were on sale. buy for the past few days, enforcing
”his of Van Zant street has refused; The roll-oracer enjoyed a very 91- the law which became effectivc over
to return the 810 which Brennan is al-' cellent day of business yesterday. Tm two years ago. regarding mirrors on
”ed to have loaned her. .He doesn‘t
“to to prosecute the woman. but
”rely asks the police to get the
».oney back.
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game was always busy and at times a commercial motor vehicles. The. state
great deal of interns: and enloymentimotor vehicle department sent special
was the result, plus the box of candy instructions to the local officials. di-
tllat the winner was gito-n. [rooting them to arrest all violators of
The famous Le Chateau Orchestra, the law. and there were so many that
the former is Mrs. W. D. Anderson.,
enjoyable evening being passed by all
present. Games were played until in
‘o'clock. when refreshments were
served. Then dancing was indulged
fin. The guests were: also Esther,‘
Bresev, the hostess: Misses> Annie
Bresev. Cecelia Turlov. Rose Simons
from Bridgeport, Dora Hawltz, Aspbia
Tave. Sadie Brown from New York.
Rose Harris. Evelyn Harris, Julia
Josem. Mary Harris. llermina Roth.
Ethel Greenberg, Jennie Greenberg,
Florence Greenberg. Francis Rleu.
Mary Win-tack. and flessrs. Morris
Breuv, Louis TorlovJSnmuel undy.
Emu Both. Junk Robinson. Nut
Goodwin. Inui- Knplou Ind Michael
Envoy. of Bridgeport. Beam Edi-
uon. Marshal Guns, Charles Levfirom
Sew “Rochelle. llanuel Tarlov. Abe
Harris. Abe Tarlov and many out-of
town relative...
George Kent of New Yotlt city. ar-
! the “Jazz Babies." will make their int-i
:tlal appearance at :Roton Point Park}
lon Thursday evening. August li.‘
5“They make dead ones dance." I
' Captain Mills trip amund the light-2
ihouue was very well patronized. and,
the cool breeze which blew from out;
lot the sea during the trip made many
1repeat the ride.
‘ On Wednesday the Elk's of Yank-g
. ters, 1.500 in number. will come to the:
' ”Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cushman of, Pcint on board the atwner Sinus of
man street are spending a W€0k_the Iron Steamboat Co. They will.
with relatives on Lona Island. {bring with them their own band?
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Hacklcy are on“, and an outing of enjoyment will bol
*urtalnlng Miss Louise Mathews Oldie-Id.
acumen. , ‘
Following is a list of the solicitom . ness yesterday. Those who went over
who have consented to canvass the‘the ride immediately noticed the
'-flhge in the interest of the library: speed with which the cars want over
um. G. W. Moore, Mrs. O. H. Scott.. the ride. and the sensation and thrill
3183 Mary F. Buckley. Mrs. lra Kig- ; recrived. "This is due to the engineer.
«fits, Miss Lucile Branda, Mrs. Karl: Clarence Scoliold, who worked hard
anymond. Mrs. J. B. Raymond, Mrsn during the past week to place this
1.1T. Mitchell, Mrs. Earle Stevens., amusement into a very highclass con-
fis Laura. Crockett, Harvey Ackart,-~ dition.
AB. Cleverley. E. H. Every, and H. 1'; The management of the automatic
hold. A poster for the window race, track gave out 100 awards of
He given to every family whichEChlna sets and odd little pieces to
' ‘3: dollar or more, and if more: those who played his game. and won.
mane member of the household. Between each paid race a free puddle
fixes a. dollar or more. a red star will; was given to all who were preunt at
“jab given to paste on the window. -the time of the distribution and mom
a would be a pretty sight it every who won were given '1 very handsome
M50 in the village should be so deco- piece of china. This is a special Sun-
nted. Of course. donations or anylday offering at thl concession.
glue will be gratefully received. } The public shou welcome Manager
. __ ._.. Bayley‘s noticz. that he has necutcd a
New Yot‘k firm to present the fire-
works at the Point for the :‘muinder
of the season on Friday nights. This
is another of the tmpmvcnw‘a‘a which
Mr. Bayley is always seeking to make
{to please the public. So on Friday
'night a more elaborate set of fire—
There will be no card party at the; works than has here—to-fore been
Hub tomorrow afternoon. _. .. , , _, ,
, Mus Geraldine Ryan of Yonkers'Shown.at the ion. will be given.
fits a. week-end guest at the home of ’-
irlends. . . ..
‘ The Saturday evening dance was
“Ivory largely attended. The Jazz Trio
of , .
The roller coaster did a large busi-
DARIEN
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. A y.
.9 ou‘ 1' like 3 .,
Tafi'ytown this week.
nln. of New York. ~—
. Amy
l Mrs. W. L. Shryver was a visitor in
Mrs. Wesley S. Brady,_ of the Post
road, is entertaining Miss M. McCon~
t The ‘lflethodlst Churcb'o Worth
(League has diseonthuol lt- Sunday much by Judge.
.evenlng services until after “but ‘
The , telephone “01.38451.
at times the street near the Town
Hall looked like an automobile truck
show. Over twentv-five arrests haVe
been made. Yesterday two moving
vans from Pouzhkeepsie. owned bV
the same concern. were held up, and
the ten dollar tint and costs for each
vehicle made a bill of forty-four dol-
lars in all. One of the chauffeurs
said that he was a deputy sheriff in
his home city, but thought he would
come to thig town to live and try to
be made a constable. The local 0!!!-
cers reminded him that in not having
mirrors on the trucks. he was vlolnt~
ing a law of New York State as well
3.; of Connecticut. The State police
have also been busy during the past
few days. making arrests for the same
cause in the neighborhood of West-
port,
computed by his son, George. .lr.. arr
spending a two woeltu' vacation at the
home of Mrs. M. O'Donnell of Winni-
pault. Mr. Kent is connected with the
Splintdorf Electrical Company. were
his son is employed by the Railroad
administration, New York Central
lines. ,
The Gregory estate in Wilton. com-.
monly known as the Pony farm, has
been sold through _ the Lawrence
agency to Mr. Bellow of New Haven,
who has already take]: possession offi
the property and is making altera-l
tions. .
Detective Wt Thomas Hunt,
of the local police. left town yesterday
for Beaver Lake. Ne Jersey, where
he will spend a much , coded and well
earned two week's vacation with his
coon COMMITTEE 0.. . .
SEEKS ASSISTAN'I‘S 353.: $33.22 w x. 332%“:
week's vocation.
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllun O'Keefe ban?
returned to their home in Jersey City.
after spending a. two week’s vacation
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Lynch. of Franklin avenue
(alumna from m M)
they need volunteers to assist in the
pricing and the handling and distri-
bution of 'tbe foodstuffs. If anyone Harry Godfry and funny. of 21 Toy-
wishes to volunteer it is deoired by the tar avonue. have returned from a trip
committee that they leave their names 'to the White Mountains and through
with the city clerk in his omce in the Vermont by auto.
city hall no later than 5 o‘clock tomor- -Mlss Chafloue Peafion and Miss
row 50 they can make a full repou. to Carris poster of W Hill Road nave
the city council at the meeting tomor— gonp to Yarmoutll, Mass., for a two-
row evening. The committee hopes weeks‘ vacation. .
that they will be able to secure vol~ Miss Nancy Byme of Brooklyn, New
untcers, as they do not wish to pay York. “,3,“ the week-end with Miss
for the services required. as it will Elizabeth Stevens of Flax Hill Road.
only make the food to be sold cost Miss” Cecelia Byrne of Brooklyn.
more something which they do not has been 'isjtlng Mls‘d Florence T.
want to do. Their intention is to ot- Mitchell of Flax Hill Road.
fer the food Just as cheap on they pos- Misses Margaret and Minnie Ryle
slbly can. The city is willing to pur- of smmford called on friends in this
chase all the food necessary, but the city. yesterday. p
required help in the distribution is Deputy Sheriff Edward B, Doulens
the only drawback which may even has been in Washington. D. 0., on a
result in the city having to refuse business trip. .
Yo H ET Satur y, to spend the week-end with
U7 Ul- bi pawn. ts. , .,
gHoovERs pmcneo 3,1,3, n. s. whey and water;
The crap shooting craze which is “Mary, have left town on a two 3'29”
now infecting this city shows no signs ‘7th
of abatement, and five youthful de- Rel Germano to enjoying a two
votees of the game were up in the up- weeks mum, from bl- dutles at the
town Juvenile court, this morning, to Mayehoff factory.
answer to the charge of gambling. . m Murphy has resumed his 5*?
Sergeant Harry Gibson bagged“ gear“ the Norwulk Tire k R“b')-r
them yesterday back of the shed: on worn. utter g week's vacation.
the Silver Lake lce Cola plant, on John heehan, of the Non-want 300'
Hoyt street, about 11 o’clock, right in Shop, 3 joined the vueutlon'fS-S ‘07
the act. and served notice on their _a week. ,
parents or guardians for their appear Wilma) H. Aiken, of the Tristram
once all! m . Alba; heath: a & Hypgtjuleu force, left; today for ‘
part of the evld glen” _ oon- ueclt’o vacation.
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street, ,
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day morning,
lino nary Relation of lb Cross
upon a piece of tin Set-
Blood petition developed.
and she was taken to the oflce of Du; has restmrd he:
Wolfe. who to attending her.
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‘ hire. :6: Gilbert and Miss Ella.
Nor-Walk, Conn.
Bjork. of the Trlluirm 5: Hyatt sulctlg South
force. are enjoying vacation outings; ‘
this week. while Mia- Batba Roberts l
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