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filament—there! tlhl’eolthswtaners
once. The
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Patrol of“. A vs

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by cities m~.¢p.‘ted to go to the
. Point and greet their ft'hm: lodgemeu.
This will be the largest excursion that
has as yet come to the Point this sea~
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During Saturday and 'Sunday, the
skee ball contest for thhl month .tndr
. the scores for the same, were changed

iseveral times. in the men's contest.
”East Siders" will undoubtedly Hike Piccione now holds first place
M tolearn that as an outcome with a score or 1230 while L anlov

ll! Joint meeting of the mayor’s holds second with a score or 1200. In
‘, f - of sixty on the Home Com- the ladies contest, Miss Alva holds
y‘weelebratiou and the Local Post of first place with a score of 1010 and
American Legion. the returned Mrs. Parks holds second with a score Mrs Joseph Perry of East NM.“
., . o! the world war. as well I! of 930. The ladies scores are changed has "in" several days with West Side
" Wine of the Spanish-American almost nightly, and the women players friends
and and the Clfll War. will panda are very interested in the game. 3 '
flare: avenue on Labor Day rnorn-I ——*—- ' f

1-5. PM line of march ex- Thc popular subscription fund which
,3 m ma avenue in sum l3 being raised through the Sentinel.

up West avenue to the with which a medal of gold is to he
”were the soldiers will disband presented to Arthur Stabell. Who is
*‘mfiomwma "feed“, n was the only man to have swam across

2* voted: on a motion Med by Long Island Sound received another moved to the residence of Hill Alfie
W John J. Walsh. of East Non boost yesterday. The desired amount ”mm“ “ 6°“ ““1

”Ni. that the balance of the money will soon be reached. All previous
U the fund contributed to by the poo contributors and those mentioned in
*of Not-wait and Wilton for the en- today's paper are more than pleased
attainment of the home-coming boys. to learn that Stabell is to receive some
to used as the nucleus of a fund to recognition for the remarkable feat in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

lira. Ella Beets of South Sorwalk
was a week-end visitor in town.

 

Mrs. Mary Getchel has returned
from a few days' visit in New Yora.

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The h’orileld Congregational Sun-
day school will picnic at Rotor: Point
“'cdnesday.

 

Gertrude, the young daughter of Kr.
and Mrs. Eugene Beers, is quite ill at
their East Side home.

 

unturned service men. as well as those plishing. it must be considered that
yet to return. will receive a lasting to walk a distance of 15 miles is quite
benefit. The local st will be named t k, but think f h vi t vi a .
W m c. G022”), Post of the 39:,” of 15 m“; ‘31:“: 1;; ‘3'“ William Faulkhaber of New rot-i: is
American legion.“ in honor of the a double action. that of the legs and visiting h" sister‘s, Kiss 8”" l-‘aulk-
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local Hem who died gallantly 01.1t arms, The task by no means is a gun. aber and MN’ Add”, Horn.
“'0 We “9“" 0' “an“- i918 09° and it "1‘ “mini! be ”my The Nordeid Thimble Club meets
'Irs. I ‘ Youngs. one of the.lnuch appreciated by Stabell when be Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
2 ,, (ammo! um um h “an!” H Pmented “"1 the med" to 01"“! Williamson of the Upper Parish.
., mic P Y - t that his home town folks are pleased _
”aim: 1': ”figmhmd gem with the. feat. All those who may do Mrs. Lewis Barrett of Georgetown
. 3;!" 3er ‘Waozmim 58:” nvisite: sire to help place the fund near the is spending sometime with her daugh-
fiance, England, sczflgzg it: {”132", .all money to Eugene Chariott of this street.
./ and ’Yeou’a “a tag?“ to {his “counllrl; paper, or leave it with "Hop" Benedict
’ ‘- the ":5“ ,, 'at the life saving station at Roton ' Mrs. Frank Fitch has been appoint.
e ' 3 Point, and the money received will be ed clerk of the Nordeld Congregation-4
,3 properly credited. The contributions :1 church to fill the vacancy caused by
to date are: the recent resignation of Miss Annie

at Greenfield Hill.

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.1; b mr:;;:::a vacation w ‘ EPrei'loln-lly acknowledged ..... . 825.00 Fitch.
. he regular weekly meeting of the “any Hoyt """"""""" " 2'00-
missions“ of the Third District Fred Hain . ............. . ..... . 1.00 Myron, the amp" son of Mr. and Mrs.
we held last evening. Routine bush. Harry Ambler ............ .. .. 1.00 George Waterbury. continue. to im-
dis of. . Stanley Tommesetta ......... . 1.00 prove from the severe attack of dip-
-ll' "3 I I tl-‘rank Watkins ............. .. 1.00 that“. With which he has been ill for
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'flte “Add A. C., of the bill 5.01106:th :ialeck ............ .... 1.00 two weeks.
also. has issued a challenge to thei‘" "Y W" ............ 1.00 .
Lockwood. Jr..'l. or East Norwalk. for-”mm 80"“! --------------- .. 1.oo' WWW ”hum hav- rseelvsd an-
‘Harry Smith .................. 1.00 “new“! of the who: or ill-

a game to be played at the Colonial lot
5 am Sunday, August 24th, at 10:30. The,
‘ Lockwood's are requested to answer
fie challenge through these columns.

Mary M. Goodhali ofGlrard.-Psnm,to
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niecobt,m,wnaanuaaaoraa
ill-0°, and also otlr. audit-a.
GeorgelSmrthorv-tmm
EastNot-walk.

. mas fleanor Hughes.
.. that. has resumed her duties
Winter in the oflce of Pohlman
. IcLell. after ehioying a two

”ek‘s vacation.

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E The funeral
’aged 81 years, for many years a reel-
‘dent at this place and who had bee‘
ill for several months at her Lyon's

Mr. and Mrs. A. Theodore Aahstoosfl’mn home. was held Sunday after
and family, of Cristobal, c. z, are ex- noon at humane! Church.Rev. Ken-
pected here today to spend their-Vacs- neth MacKenaie conducting the sen-
tion with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Robinson. , vice. Surviving 313- Gerhardt. M1008
Eller- husband, are four daughters, and

Mr. and Mrs. w. Raymond Godberfl three sons, residing in New York.
of Darien. are spending a short van-5 Bridgeport and Stamford. and Nov-
tion in Toronto, Ont., with fir. God-; walk, and numerous granddlildrea “I.
ber's brother. who recently returned great-grandchildren, with whom many
from four years of actlvt!‘ service in local friends sympathise in their loss.

northern France and Belgium, having
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served as lieutenant with the famous
This evening the dancing cla- will

iliss ‘Mary E. Commit-12:3, of New
Haven. was a visitor at the home of
her brother, John J. Cummings, of

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In. Godfrey Utaihge'r and Miss
'Ganevisve Perry, of First street, have
returned from a trip through the
may with-Miss Louise Kroger.

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’mteln Hommedieu has sold a lotE
71‘ buildings on Rowan street to

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-~ Ralph E D’eWitt has sold a lot and
”Kings on Edlie aVenue to Marion’
1. Greenwood. «-

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captain and adhtant vfllh the Third
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The Nor-don Heights Iremen’s can
Inival was attended Saturday night by
iabout 1.000 people. The booths were
~Ewell patroniaed. and the stock had to
. ‘ ’ 1 the replenished several times. The bi :
Wys rain kept all the conces- Foutdoor dancing pavilion 1,”,de ‘
. {m 090m“; _The “"1095st all the time. The demand for tickets
W realmf“: that it would had to be printed. The carnival will
““9 been F9” “59 ‘0 hale done continue tonight and Wedesday ot
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This aftrenoon the ladies ten and
thimble club will hold their weekly

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nigh title for the remainder if this
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atom week, the tide will be high our-f
in: the earlier part which is the lime; _
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wt will be seen at the Danbury, "' "_"" " '___....""‘ """ ”'“i
this season. running the same Mr. and Mrs. Tracey B. Ambler are
' the! are now operating at the Massachu's‘hetu.
. t. Some plan to Lravei whh car-z
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in” Pdnt next 5350”: Effig‘tiogthl: BitiZZtlebtllvgal; :13!“ Clear Madness is to a business
s .
Me singing a e w an what the telescope.and micro-
’ ‘ Vi“ make their second ‘9' cache Sunday, returning to the range. ml” m to the ”m ‘3‘ what
> Pavilion this evening The (“131‘ {enable him to steer a ~clear course.
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of music hico hese in slums The snapper blues are running in Mr. Baum” H“. let us M M to
erowdwhich packed the hall small in size. it is expected that if _,
“r in! appearance well know- the mackerel come intgvth’e hrior fa' .. - ' l '7
, .M'b expected, in fact the past two years, the snappers will be TH k ~ '
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will‘be late in the afternoon.
, it day most bathers desire to have it; ‘
L .Mt. of the concessioners at uni
- ion or something similar to the visiting relatives of Mrs. Ambler in
.. but they will all be seen again-7 Stanley Baker. one niche member!
‘3th 0‘in Jersey. rifle mags. was in- Toke"In .
‘. oi the season at ills. Roton yempday t Erie mm. is to the marina—they
.ao o‘er needs no introduction,. the harbor. but as yet they are very better eyesight.
and its quality. A record a few weeks, as my have “*mthe,
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all.

uoyd Dikemanr and family havei

. Mm. Morris Andrews and lira. Lois
one cool! h_.h bthe hihh ceessfui ccom- »
‘ ‘ ‘ c nb ouse ' "e y ' c e was '0 m l n ‘ Andrews have returned from a visit, WM when recently held it Well“? ",9 face of the m

closing mark. may do so by forwarding 'ter. Mrs. LeRoy Lockwood of Hillsidel

.Clly 'aftel' 0m f. ' 1‘. "'0‘,

of Mrs. Philip Gerhardt. ‘

meet for their weekly instruction at]

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canbefouud. ltiainaverydnelo—
oatiouandwithineaayaecesstothe
railroad station and the center of
town. It oertaninly is one of the
'beauty not: of Sci-walk which will
.within another year's time. become
ivory popular throughout 'the country-
-At present, therearepsoplefromCali-
Maia. iro- Colondo, and from all
parts of the West as well as from the
East. who are sparking their summer
~ here. Harbor View is growing and its
growth is welcomed.

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Theminutrnlshowfllchwassuch‘
a huge success Sat-day evening is
the tall: or the satire island It is
med-that the ham cork luhnee‘

.mayherepsatabuttbmumeint
Stamford theatre ,

On Saturday. August 30. the old-
faahion barn dance which was so suc-

 

honae will again by popular request

given. it can be learned from this
how successful and just what thems-
fent’ members and the entertainment
committee of the club are doing in
order to please the residents during
theirstayattheislandduring the
summer. E

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it may be too late now to call this
matter to the attention of the city en—l

gineer, that the road leading througn
the island to Baton Point, owing to

the heavy trams which travels over it
is now in a very deplorable condition
This road is a disgrace to our city.‘
Lnot became the summer residents
have to use it. but ”cause of the. out‘
of town people who come to the Point
daily for a day's outing. Holes and
very large ones are to be found almost?
within a few feet of one another.j
which is not very pleasing to any moo,

oriat. A few loads oi gravel at the
present time would carry us
through it. It is oaeoi the most beau-
comaa to a close.

D‘BcUssmN or
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“automakeltuaimplyandas
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After the President had delivered

Ir. President -
sonny riled—and 1‘ think i rep-
.reaentthsmajofltyofthecommittee
fit that meet—we have no tam, t
of Mg upon arguments as to in-
anomaofthatehmct-
. : butt/he committee was very de-
.siroua of getting information on cer-
lrainpointswhichseeman-ulead-and
on which they thought information
mutedvalueto have in‘eouider-
nth-o! the trinity which they, I think
fur melt and omen de-
m'tohstamsver’pomway.
refer-alas to'the necessity on

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treatieatoractlon?

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Mair,“ aorarasi
truths osuteats oft!!!
rrommycollsegasaoatheother
ottllswuter,theehtsr MBMo
thematical-

this treaty.

Senator lodge: I do not know about
the other treaties, but the‘tt'eaty with.
Poland; as an example. has been com-

 

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drafts submitted”
lFranceandltaly.

E The President: iwoaldhavessnt
ithan:toahocommaaau'ithplclawatle.
.Senator.it1batrramdtm i
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Wit. ltisoneoithemostbeul-J
titul summer and shore resorts that

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Phillimore who was kilo
thority on inter-ant l
of that document was neat to me
i built upon that a redrait. i
now say whether i thought it w
tu- or not an Improvement, but
on that a draft which was on
cut, inasmuch as it put

where there had been what
indefiniteaei in the Phiuimore_
gestions. Then, between that time
and the time of‘tb'e fort-flu. of the
Commission on the League of Na-
e advantage of seeing a
paper W General Shuts, ot South Af-
who seemed to me to have done

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sus-

wlo heldthe America- amy aviators:

heron ndnavls. winners in Hex-
at military

quate combination line pact trains
m the fieldwireless for use
when out of touch with the aviators.
who are mine the entire (mango
distnet tor the bandits. .

Camel W out i message
to Gene] Antonio Pruneda, com~
mantle! of the Ofinaga forces, through
the lesion com! at Freddie. Texas,
Wag French or the punitive or.
pedition, so the Hexican general
isms saucy his law in the field to
prevent a flexible clash between Car
ranaa troops and American cavalry.

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lieu,
ve clear thinking. particularly
533' yoga to what was to he done Sim 'IOUND

empire. Alter i got to Paris. there-
fore. l rewrote the document to which
i have alluded, and you may have no-
ticed that it
a and than
lion! i
only from
diagram-one.

to the committee was built up.
Senator Lodge: Then. of course. it

is obvious that the General Smuta’

planhadbeoaused. Thatappearsou

The President: Yea.

Senator Ledge: Then there was a
previous draft in addition to the one
youhaveaeattoua. You-poheoCa

redraft. That. was not submitted to
the committee. '

The President: No, that was pri-
vately my on.

Senator Lodge: Was it before our

The President: No.

The President said a draft of Arti-
cle 'i‘eu which Senator Johnson had
“was ”rt of
the draft which preceded the draft
which was sent to_ a”.

Senator Johnson: it was the origin-
al plan?
The President: it was the original

form of Article Ten.

Asked by Serum Lodge whether
bonuses-them for a
league submitted by Secretary Lans-
ing. the President replied:

“Yu'

Senator Lodge: No specific action
was taken upon them?

The President: Not in a formal
way.

Senator Lodge then asked whether

the United States would receive any.
funds? .

partofthecermau‘reparatiuu
The President: llettthatqueatlou
open. smtonbseuseldltaotteel

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co,anerthebaadltawbohsldtlielwo
Amencall’ aviators. is being conducted
with the full knowledge or authorities
in Washington. who have been with-
holding Wt» of the Govern-
ment's purpose um the two Alert
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the trolley pole. just below the drive

supplementary
“thall'e-hodiedin mw’way into St. Paul's church yard. »
deacthat had‘cometn menotlbm mm mm on Just m r {AG-0 into general use be m-
GGIIERl Slants ”I. bl“ Eof the Mr um ‘hM‘ '8 me horse; ‘w'iod;

Till! I! theirs the street. The wagon did not turn; might from the railroad Siam"

but kept right on, mounting the curb
and continuing across the sidewalk
, until it brought up against the stout
lstoaefeucevflthabaag. Neither-Sa-
ldbvshyorhis t'wolittieboyswene
jam but the horse. a big black one,
I had a number of cuts and bruises. but
- none of them of a very serious nature.
“itching the horse in one of the
church sheds, the owner we! in
,asarch at another pair of straits,
; whilst the oldest of the boys, a bright
.fitle fellow, gave an account of the
tune to Olicer Hurray, who in-
,Vegtlgated.

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W. m. h“ “pp“.hH;
following delegates to [opium »
necticnt at the annual roller. ..
American Prison association
hell in flew Yak city. Octal». ;
Colonel Norris G. Osborn n: r...
m ““50 0. Burr 0i llarncw‘
Gum-er of Hartiotd. lithium,
ler of Sumeld. Robert W. y...» , ‘
port: C. C. McClauahly m \‘.. ‘
field, Hm. Morris H. Starr (-3 \k. ., .
held, Hon. Morris w. so. p
Bridgeport, Charles Hepkins Fm
Hartford. Arthur Reed Ki:= '
film. E. Kelli Hubbmli I’
flew. Frederick M. Ade if
Haven. Mtge G. Baxter of HM"? r."
Colonel “‘illiam C. (‘hnnoy v1
Manchester.

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Williams Says He Will we.”
One Horne. Anyway.

E The dayoi me hotw .
lit-way. Some years ago "Billy"
llama concluded a moat up-tn-ti -
fer! I! Saugatocil. ‘K'hon ll“

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deliver:

for the fun of it. Yesterday 2:. mt
old Dobbin out, and he said it wml‘riz' »
be long herons he would be drivin: ..
divver truck. He is going to line; «.1.
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A mung of the recently appointed
cabinet of the South Nor-walk Baptist;
Church will be held tomorrow even-l
tag at eight o'clock.

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feeling of calm. So has good
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arena, the more
Wk & elect. Van
Dyk'a‘wTeas—being the
Made most toward taking
the fluid worries out or a
duthork. ‘
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