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campy
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i-“flas Dorothy H. Kuhdmann of Fort
- is mining Ins. George
w of Danbury.
.Ir.a'nd31rs. T. J. BrownofCove
"mammalian“
3 all of the' East Norwalk churches
7" m V. Shaw 0! Darien was a
971“"! at the home of Edward J. Crawo
id 1 hat avenue, yesterday after-
Itlsreportedthatanumber 0? East
Tau-walk your We arearrangins
men-o“ sail tobehefd next
‘mayevening.
lumber o: improvements are t) be
- the old llargaret Raymond place
- Bee-d street by Eugene J. Van
'36:. who recently purchased the
m1-
Harry CsF‘lnch, a well-known young
.3 d hat Nor-walk. and m Ruth
b"
' . 1 Klein. of West Bedding. Conn.
weremarried in St Peter's rectory oi
. ‘ _rnrt Chester. N. Y.. on August 1511:.
The annual eating of the Watch
, '3'! Stitch Club is being held at Rt»
to. Fold this W The mem-
_ “hers left from in trout of Baxter's drug
_. Mum lain street onthe
3:” car. '
I. to the wire rilna of Sun-
. lay and Monday. it was reported in
’7- -msny quarter-a oi-tbe East Side that
drops would be ruined. Fortunately
however. now that the bright sunshine
has once more favored us with its
- "nee. this fear has vanished.
The oflcials o! the Sorwaik Country
. use haze reputed to the local police
,, in: a valuable fur coat was stolen
In. the dub-room last night. The
‘hpetobringabontthe speedy ap
-. “Causality pan or yar-
v;.g‘fles,asthe ease maybe.
‘ he to the appearance oi the sun-
shine yesterday afternoon-the pools
of water that have collected in the
tennis court: at the Norwalk Country
dab since 81mm have disappeared.
ad it t enacted that the grounds
willbeineondttiontoplayonthlsat—
tern.
_ ' Arthur”- d nut Norwalk, who
maeeently received a fractured skull in
"m baseball game at Roton Point Park.
.e’ital m W The hoe
mmmmnnmpmo
.mayiarmlyamatterotavery
«infinite.
" minim-hauntsed for the
M o! W Brown at East Nor-
4,“. who recently received a frac—
M u ht being accldently hit
'fimaayubatinagameattheao-
.m fink, is expected to get a
.. boost. wheathe Lockwood and
-. ' - teams of this city meet
flab-nefitgameatfiomnl’ointnent
' atternoonatSp.rn- AllEast
'baneballfamareurgedtoattend
as, along the excellent cause.
All hot Norwalk residents inter-
tntaested in the question of
1“ fitmeys in Norwalk and South
:m are Wed to attend the
”in: hearing on the matter to be
“paid in the council chambers, this
cunning. It is expected that a few
‘more provisions will be added to Cor-
?”uon Counsel Edward J. Quinlan's
W ordinance. As this-question
. of vital importance to the people 01
E3
\
.1
'.
”I. I. Once, of Rowayton, is vis-
, out. in New York city.
“fir. afl In. George W>Stevens.of
attest were gneets of rela-
ummme’mday. Atthemorningaervicethetolfc
s
a large attendance is ex- '
7:: A ;
Frans
InandlimGeorv-‘Kayandehilved nus twowacka‘vamtlm a!
w -. — .- ‘_ ofOceanOromN.J.
Staten island were guests, Sunday. of lair. and In- C. a. Sign have rem.
Captainandhlrs.P.M.Hnn. acumen-term...”
311'. and Ira. Eugene Cnahman have 3934 IV”. My vacated by the
returned to their home on Logan ‘31-‘31! 0‘ I. lmtch.
aired. after spending a week with 30"- “ Hrs. G. E. Richter. c! an
friends on Long island __ IlPost road. W 3-5;“, m
an library solicitors are asked to {"9” a“ m on ends. or
home. have returned there from their .‘\ew H"°nv “Id be? daughter.
wedding tour. for a few day's visit. .Robert Hunter, the famous aodolo
Marsh Thatcher of New Haven gist who'nndo his home in this m
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. a‘ O‘f’dse M- for men! rears.
Frank Crockett. While in 30'8th 'z;&“‘8 “‘2" M" last week.
3Marsh called upon several of his old mt“ 6"”? abonmt u'ew‘::ewaamr:
friends. all of whom were glad to greet lightingbum 6" "
himonceagain Helsnow employed an °' “we-m mm
in New London. :3; 1mm”. the bums kn no
Rev. George A. Baird preached at .
the Rowayton Nethodlst church. Sun- xgfimrm‘gtfm
t" ‘ W50. ml! to flame. where
”‘3‘ "ll-“'3 W preceded them
about ten days 35:; '
John nay-mad, tarmerly a resident
olthistmwhohasbeelli'hgin
l
1
was: “The Return of the Father. God."
while at the evening service at 7:30
o'cloa. the theme was "A Rome-tons
Question” A good attendance was
noted.
The road coach which Edward King
is optrating from Tokeneke on Wed—
nesdays. Saturdays and Sundays, in
now obliged to detour and take a long-
er route along the Post Road. The
picturesque lour-in-hand followed by
'the tally-ho with its passengers and
attendants with their bright red livery
and shining musical horn. cause the
automobilists along the highway to sit
up and take notice (1 Tokmcke.
Although all of the library solicitors
have not yet reported, 8222.70 is the
1amount now in the hands of Mrs.
Charles T. Mitchell as a result of the
drive for funds carried on the past
week- The solicitors have been busy
and that they have done excellent
‘work is evidenced by the result. There
are several yet to be heard from and
when the ilnal reckoning is made. it
is an assured fact that about 8300
will have been collected from the folks
here.
The second of a series of three gam-
es will be played between the Roway-
ton Baseball club. and a picked team
from the summer residents. at Belle
island. Sunday aftrenoon. The Rt»
wayton team is captained by Harry
Oaks. while Y. Jarbo is a! the helm
for the Belle island athletics. Bo-
wayton was victorious in last Sun-
day's game by the score of 1&4. Belle
island is on: for release. and next
Sunday's game promise to be hotly
contested.
The local employee or the Saab En-
gineer“: company, and there are sev-
eral, came home Saturday evening
from the annual outing at the coin-
puny, highly praising the ellelency o!
the committee in charge of the a”
cently been spending a few days vialb
lag friends here.
The town highway department
widening the curve cum Soro-
ton arme with the Pat 11ml. whidl
will be a great advantage to those
corners. I
At the local headquarters of the
Darien Red Cross. in the Free Library
building. a large sign has been posted
directing those who wish intonation
in connection with its ho'rne service
work to inquire at the Stamford head
quarters.
Sunday afternoon. when the wagon
fleet of war trucks, which were en
route for Camp Devens. which were
ed down Noroton Hill and went over.
the embankment. The other cars re
malned at the corner until the recre-
ant truck was hauled back Into the
road. and placed in tow of one o! the
others for the rest at the trip.
The frequent heavy rains this sum-
mer indlate forcibly that it will soon
bo necessary for this town to maintain
its present high standard for m
siveness. to plan (a two other much-
needed improvemgIts. he most
necessary 0! these is sewers. for east
pools are pmvlng inadequate to carry
cl such lure quantities at nan-mes
water,aswe!lastoeare torthewaste
o! a rapidly inc-cask
The second need. W by 08
same storms, and more evident.
though fire-a hymn-lo m not
Bridle!!!“ for about a‘year. bu re-'
italningtalk on Pal"? at the Ta}
bmfisefllllcbapd. PM” "all“?
“mine these may: in mm the.
“or eight years. She celebrated her
Mdaie's corner at Noroton pre-
sented a most warlike appearancei
sheds and yard there were used as a.
miniature concentration camp by the!
delayed when one at the trucks hack-V
Lew; .
_ w. . . 7 ‘ 3’
.-' . ' ,6. I I ~—~‘ _
”a...” me.. ~WM ! . . .3—
m. 5,”... , i. g... as..-“ all a... rm. cm .2: eh m pour. . _. TEN!" 648 MM
~r.w.ummmmm‘*‘w-*Mwmmewm’ A. mum-mp mm .. -
whuefamclaknowlwt'a
mmumauda- “Ito-Frill!- “\Club waebeldin'h-x
they in“ tor dancing 1* mi .35." Ive-an. “Fem 5- 1~ last evening. Tin may.
the second appearance at the —a- Wamhthehewlerwey ”‘3' showed the: the (lab em
or mm W at the ’0‘ and i. m ’5‘“)? ‘0 "if!" sandal «md‘zt‘ron Tr-o- rim. 1. .
m the “8‘! Km bout between Jack mu “1.1.“.‘5‘! ,0 .3" .1,
amino; welterwekhi champion d the men: wig.“ for a ”as,”
ance. me orchestra will make went-0M- and Mike 011mm. middle nm “gm... 9......“ 7......
last-tomohbemlm'm m "m" i‘ ‘9 N he” “‘ temberz. 1119111“:me
Point ntxt Tuesday evening. august ‘9' m Rafi-flit Armory b" _UIP ‘m to the men 0: South V -‘
:s when they will tarnish made (at Mark Shana-ens Club next Pm!!! “a, w...” in 3 WW .,
‘ 'ori’m 335”" knee. him with brightly hum
m‘el'ofnorn‘fl' 3m: Putnam “C0; m '5“ can '3 meeting “’4‘, won “and In rooms, campy-«i u
.\'o. r. Sol-walk rite Depart-vat. em I‘ “I"?! D“ ”“1“- m‘m" 0‘ fine pool table. W.
hold them prize nit: «see a 3m“ 9“" ”mm"- W" 0' club looks forward wtth a u.
the Point- This is the first time this 0.8"; and [five Kathy. pr'anotef ot enthusiasm Io :u‘ I'lmsr u.
dance has been presenlcd in the Noe- “ the'bout. will be 9'9““- h 0"“
walks foraome timeacdavve'J large laden-do 'm “'9 .6 M box
arm is expected “"5!“ Mgdwbzm:
The life savers at the P070! are “in: L“ “8-! ‘vu at all r Ionda) _
planning to hold a dance about the (I or "m the-act will an", certificates for _ HM“
niddk of 80mm. ti“. I” w an“ I
to be M ”bile mi‘JYJ
The Mr. the htest attrae- C ”u. as We R J
tlonat the Point hasbeena greatsur- training Oliver of Devon. an” A. “I“ _
was. Thlsgame us on triaLand __ 'N6' ”“6va NIB.Frp..(_.\._w
with the understancllg that if it “V”. STAR! PLAY m ‘
sonar -2 it wmll be par-hams. and, The fast .\' II II .
WAK‘ York City. W W. Joy» .
' wlAmeJ”WNXtuli
become another ut'nn. ”vat-er :3 ( ’ 'R
traetinns tor the loan... ll . om. thell- “Slam-matam Hem ‘ W. I
[nullify I. 1‘" d New 335-97,
““- ’7 01 Bridzr—pnr'
1w mm“ mi!" h” wn- W St 5 diam-III. s-dar uel Vino-at at Sew Bflllin. 39‘ qr.
(rat-ted for ll-e («the and i‘ I"! he I Th 3' II a. C. l I 0' NC. HIRI- ("'. 1.-
m u "'6 H“ "c“ " ”fl Int-u at a. at a. W and post}. Cantos or m. .u m; s.
flarboerew
rlsa, and Dr. Thomas Tunney ‘34 '0‘-
Robert. have been spa-ill! several
I!!! It the w: m‘ on the
We!!! river at Saddam.
fir. and Ira. John J. Collins (1 Sor-
walk spent Friday, Saturday and Sun-
day with Mr. and Hm. I. Schumann
on South avenue.
Superintendent H. W. Base and tam»
fly. who have been spending I vacation
atcilraaatoa..\'.I-Lexpedtoreturn
home the latter part of August.
The third annual exhibition of the
Children Garden Workers at Sew
Canaan will be held at the grounds of
the town hall. Thursday. August 28.
from 3:30 to 3 p. In.
Ira. Edward lay and children. Edv
gar and Ethel at China are spending
a week here with triad-8. Mrs. lay
ha a position in a large business
mama-IMO! hertwo
weeb' vaauon wlll be spent with rel.
athes in Brooklyn.
Leroy Jana at the Connecticut Agri-
cultmal College gave a very enter-
7}:
which they .de in their first
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Thenwasalargeaatendance,andthe war.
clue-st. attention was paid to Mr.
Jama‘ remarks.
Dr. Edward 1. lagers at Stamford
wanintown Sunny. and spentan
hour a so with (Heaths. who were
pleased to see him about once more.
lira.“ Seaman. who fell and
Devlildle.K.J.
‘eaat.andthehntueahonldbeadoe
Tone. Thematthe Lynn
,mmap‘manwd
broke her hip. June 17. died at the ; sum
Stamford Hospital Sunday. She had The ladies' ten and tkhble club. m m
macaroni nmmnwmmey Rumir'e-kbmumdnb Wkunvooeauevo a “a. ‘
hove yestervhy after-n at which. m FOR uncouo TRIAL
"unmwmmn ”We“; mroamacomne- wn‘mm‘m
Amcethgotthe wmb_Imb.e—dtheIMII-r¢gm‘
damwuhdduthnehmmmmmmm,
“'W'A'" m“ “a: weremd‘h kngnembeanr
Mw‘mw'””m“,wmunuoesevvuaxm-
structure-lam 'ais.itwasannouncedherelastfl.
Tomorrow evening another high: .
clansteatnrawillbepresentedat thei
dnbhonseiortheplensureandamuse
mentottherealdentsotthebud!
Creditmnstbe giventhe Harbor,
ViewBeachAaaociatlonlnrtbneat.
appeannceandiortheennfitirm at;
them-hm the bud. The:
rmdsmneatlylaidomandhavef
aver-1m covering at andem‘;
whichwhenpnekedmnhecmeotthe;
finestrnnbthntoould be defined.
Theaaaadattonlanowandevortngto
havesucetllghtlplnesdonthebmch
andwhtchtheyhopewfllbeinmflcd‘
95th birthday on Kay 29. and. had it
. not been {or her fall. might have lived
aoentnry,forshewasanextremely
healthy woman. The funeral will be
held In the Rye Presbyterian church.
this afternoon.
Ir. and lira- Harry Perdreaux gave
abarndancetoabootthirtyrelativee
and friends at )laple Grove Farm. last
Friday. Guests from Sew York and
White Plains arrived. Mr. Perdreaux.
whoalaocnmetmmbuslneas inh'ew
Yuhwaapleuedtoaeesuchalarge
assemblage present. Although a thun~
der shower was in m!!!” at about
the time the guests arrived. it did not
dampen the spirits of those present.
forall hands danced and sang until af-
ter midnight. A dainty lunch was
servedandaveteolthankswas given
It. ad llrs. Perdeaux.
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so essential. is that sidewalks be laid
on the principal streets- Thls is
especially necessary along the Post
road from flan-Cold“ teat inst
Academy street. Practically all the
abutting property on the north side or
for the wonderfully good time that
they had. There wen athletic eon-
tests of various variety and many
good things to eat. the latter part at
the day's fun being especially-attrac-
tive. The outing was held at Nauvoo
Island, which spot is lust the place (or
an aflair at this kind. Everybody who
went from Rowayton was most meas-
'ed with the more tlmn pleasant time
enjoyed.
Those who attended service at the
Methodist church in Darien Sunday
night had an unusual treat by way of
surprise. as but little preliminary an-
nouncement had been made. "Gym
Pat" Smith. a gypsy-born in Scotland.
lwho had a thrilling experience during
the world war. in which he saved as
captain. not only doing duty as a sol-
dier. but also doing etllclent service
in the “Y” as a preacher and Christian
worker, told those present his own
marvelous mory of his conversion
while an illiterate are)” lad. ad of
his experiences while in the service.
The young man speaks most tenderly,
and his appeals are seldom without ef-,
fect upon his mdience He has been
.speaking to audiences of thousands in
this country since his arrival, having?
been hard in June at the Fifth Ave?
nue Presbyterian Church. New York. .L
He was secured tor the local serviceI
volume (1 water carried by gulls!
and leaders uenerally only a lew test
from the building. and usually running
thence down paths across the elde-
walk to the gutter beside the warren
ite road. has torn great gullies in the
ordinary carth
walking normally dangerous other dxl.
especially as these walks are hen“)!
shaded with
With come-m walks. such as base been
laid both below Mansfield avenue and
above Academy street. a sale pant!
a cement walk along these two bIOCkIZ
would not he very glut. either.
A daughter was born to fir. and
Mrs. Clinton Barrow on Friday.
Miss Helen Bartow and Kiss Hattie
terbury spent My at
as he was spending the weekend afim d “
the home of Blrs. Richard finder.
.llye Beach
l On Tuesday. August 26, the sew
2Canaan grangers will enjoy their an-
nual field day at Roton Point.
Misses Lyle and Bessie Trewbrldge
bridge of Willimantic.
The town has placed crushed m
' ;on the Ponns Ride- road. “In“ “1’
;some of they“ mhpartaotthh
fthoroughfare. '
in“ Battle Achoru of Waterbury is
‘spending two weeks’ vacation at the
"Mine of alias Helen Bar-tow. lhst are
The new home of W. L. Schrirer on nae. .
the Kin-f; l-Tighwav is now enclosed. ‘ Bliss Edith Bar-tow no in mm
31:. and Mrs. P. s. Moody. or the!!!) New York' ocular-ht "'0 '0‘"
Post road. have been spending a few: vacation comm I‘ “we“!
days at New Haven. Raine.
1 George N. Phllcox is adding a front_
porch to his home, adding much to its . the guest at her m If-
attracflvsaau. c. ‘7. Bartow. man m
S. Wish-rt Smith, of Prospect ave-I
rare. ha been entertaining Walter3
. Bar-row, pd xsw York at): . _ I
sible.and_reportdrml
chum lauder‘n‘mt
thestreetistersaced. With my, ‘13 mine had
one of these I 3 ' the Why the Mecca Temple to have
sidewalks, tasking"
l
the over-harming unna.‘
would be assured. The cost of laying.
£1)“- The last weekly dance 41 the
' contemplation of holding the wastrel.
are visiting their nephew, A. T. Tin-U
The stunner Oyster Bay Wt 125
pd. ham W and Port Chas
tea- on a moonlight sail to Romp Point.
hm. 0!“. They arrived at 10
o'clock ‘ let! an hour later tor their
bases.
r
sappawaawmthnspamrmadln-
lng-roomandeonslfleddanthednl}:
caclesotthen-amTheuestsv-oted‘
ltagreat (use. and ”NV
cure-hr the m hone-seas
Theguestainclfl-d: Ir. aner-c.“
David 3“,”.mw4
and Mrs. George Suction. lr. and
Inflamwmmnvi
one. we lul‘mnly. marry;
Stephensmanhar art-sat”!
ready I! them 600 covers tor dinner
to be served them when they arrived
at 12 o'clock today. The ruminant
is prepared with both. - tood and
service.
Kr. and Mrs. James Olson left yes-
terday for Saratoga. N. Y.. where they
will spend the week.
The “room which was used tor:
the mlnatrel show which was held 813' a.” J ..M b a
m m “8 dime-"ed by 6"- ‘South Scrwalk m nah-I u
peters yancnhy and was stored.” “is. o. h“ a. m
away for future use next season. g.“
The adivities of the Belle Island
Club will come to a clone on Labor
neaalm will be held Saturday evening.
this does not include the old—fashion
barn dance which will be held Satur-
day. Anna! 30.
Something more definite as to the
show in the Stamford Theatre slmrtlxi
will be known before the em! (1 the,
week. §
There has not been very much tenf-
inls playing on the Belle Island court
tHs session Whether the game hasi
.106: its popularity with the residents
l of the island. is not known. ‘
‘ With the am ray of sunshine yes. :
' terday, the concesaloners at the Point? l
.appenredasthoughtbelrmdhopei‘
had at, lat bean to burn mim 11197.:
are in hopes that the weather man;
will hvor them with good weather fol"
‘the remainder of the week. (
’ Today, 2,000 people. all coming on; ‘
the lason's excursion tron Sew York:
M the steamer Sirius. are enjoy-i
slngaday'soutingatthei‘oint. The
MornirlgPep—Li
ergyandbnsinempepinthe
morning is envied by hi
frimch. VanDyk’sDneheu
W. Gen-
sin-Inti-
and'rapestry
‘mn.
amaland
Ivory
l
”are bringing with them their ,
mudflwmmmwmbg.eofiee, for Wins-a ‘ ”a” at.“
Mofw.'l'hebnndwillfmi5h“ mauve-again“:
just that—morning pep!
Our entirefour floors are ruled
IV with money saving values
3 .
Norwalk Chronicler