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The number of Civil War veterans
at _Filch‘s Home for the Soldiers 5'1
Noroton. Heights, whifll was about 4510
live yearn Ali—6. is now reduced to
about 23120.
The local constables are still busy
arresting drivers of auto trucks which
do not carry mirrors. A number are
obliged to pay the usual ten doliars
and costs—a total of twenty to twenty"l
five dollars—every day.
‘Mstrom studenu heid a very
“on.“ dance at the Norwalk Coun-
In. A. I. Hasbrouck of Passaic N.
J. h the guns! of Mrs Emma Jones of
Down street.
night.
Harbor View
’ ‘11. heat E. Howe of East ave-
‘ will ”end the weekend at the
‘ fl 1 C Cummi g 0‘ Announcements are di=playod about1
I“; N. Y.
town advertising the sung recital to be
W Thomas J Shea has made given for the benefit of the Tokeneke
’- to cm a partv of friends to Club by two of the bect known of the
_. ,W Harbor tomorrow in his musical folks of the summer colony of
1M- the “Wing-” ,that exclusive section at the town.
_ _.__ Miss Florence Hinkle and Herbert
Menu on Van Zant street have Witherspoon. .
rm about boys stealing apples X’S- Viilliam B Berkley has me“
‘nun their trees. The iden ty ot the ’1' “‘9‘ ‘° l‘" "’3‘ ”a“ "“99“!"
im‘m is not known. in this town bv buying from Theodore
J V. Austen the cottage on ecu ‘edg'lck
’This evening
attend.
beach to take a dip in tho hrbor.
are to be made beta-e it is rented to
___.__ a new tenant about September 1.
. 'The W11 League of the East; A resident d this town sang "Back
: m I- 3 church will hold a meet— '3", turn backward 0 time h m
u mm evening M15. Gladys. flight." yesterday when he found a
M and Miss Mfldred 1mm? will copy of the Advocate eleven years old
in his attic in one of the unortho-
ments of which were the following
these new—buildings.
.~. The annual outing of the Conneczj. price quotations: "Shoulder steak. 3
"l he. Works is being held at the cents lb: round. sirloin or porterhoase
.Dnrhn’s base thin afternoon and er- steak. 12H: Crnts lb: soup beef. 5 cents. Belle Elana
fdng. Two special cars carried the lb: rib roast. 10 cents lb: leg of veal.3
Em to the point. ,10 cent: lb; lanburger steak. mars
- fih: pot roast. ll) cents, lb: lamb chops
The slim parlors oi the Norwalk 12"; cents lb; leg of mutton. ll wants
My (Mb will be the scene 0! one lb: smoked shoulders. 87—; cents lb:
;‘theirregnlarweekiydauoes tonizhueugir-cured hams. 13 cents lb; twp
" §A hrge number of members and their boneless bacon. lS‘cents lb.” It seenr
§iflad5 are expected to attend andAed like a dream? ‘
;hle part in the DOPular pastime. ’ The large Sign in the lot beside the'
1 Parien depot. which for several years
, The orchards of a l;rge number of has notified the trawling public that
_,hst Non-walk people are contr; mg: mg Darien is the home of the G. D. Tilley
their My to the abundance of na- corporation. which for the past two
.ve peaches now in the Nor-want or three years has operated the bird
m The fruilt is of a Very fine farm which made this town famous.
film! and War. Prices range tram has b'een painted out. as the «rm
mmtoun.mfl, donislnpr'oouoofdiasolmiomfio
bottoms which this year tun been
'«kdnmemsoxsdtmned may prosperous. lemon-dock
aha modem under construe ed as it was for may run before
tint by the Austin Company. of New ’tbe corporation was organized by G
York. for the Goldsein Brothers, of Dudley Tilley, as a personal enter-
E—‘xt m. km npidly, prise.
and it is expected that completion will l-‘lne native Bartlett pears were sell-
hke place before the scheduled filly lug yesterday at the King’s End Fuel
”I. Company for 81.50. Clapp's favorite?
‘for 81.35 and peaches at 81.50 per 14a
A large number of but Norwxlk’n quart basket. These prices were much
baseball fans have expressed their in- lower than were quoted in Stamford;
tentiou o: witnessing the game being'marketa. and the 71113. being a pro-5
‘hyed at Baton Point this afternoon duct of Darlen's own orchards, was nr'
tetween the 'lockwood and Spring-_ruperior. just picked. It sugar were
.‘ood-tenms, for the benefit of Arthur available. hon-cwives would be in
M be East Norwalk lad who sus- clover. but the fruit is not of much use
Inland a fractured skull by being hit without sugar. for canning purposes.
’10: a but at a. game two weeks ago. However local grocers are giving as-
surance that larger supplies will prob-
: Sum-her of the congregation of the ably be available next week and that.
allover: Christian church of East Nor- by September 1 metric-trons will probv
talk will attend the Connecticut Ad- ably be removed .
“l Christian Camp meeting associa- Rev. G. E. Richter of Darlen who is
1“, which opens today at Southing- pastor of the Methodist Protestant
1’. and doses Sunday evening, Church. Maple avenue. Stamford.
“not 31. The Rev. G. M. Teeple, spent yesterday calling in Noroton
mot the local church, will attend Heights upon people. who at various
11‘. early ’rt of next week. times. have attended services at the
—— church of that denomination on 9.970-
The tunnel. weildem of the Norwalk ton avenue, a little south of the rail-
mtry club will journey to New Ha- road station. Last fall. in addition to
7. this afternoon. where they are his pastorate in Stamford. Mr. Richt-
fleduled to meet, the Beaver Hill er was assigned ‘0: the anti’ual confer-
Tbe local aggregation is confi- ence to the pastoral o‘ersight oi the
M cleaning out on top Tomorrow church at horotnn Heights in addi-
:13! local courts will be the scene of tion to having gixen much of his own
hm.
purchased property here and darin"
-clubhouse closes for this lea-on.
llany of the summer
island.
Labor Day.
ROWN P0|Nl
to the Point tomorrow. The trip will
be made on the steamer Merchant.
Tomorrow. the [mkwmda and the
Spriugwoods will play their third game
of their series. Both teams have won
a game, and a very large crowd is ex-
pected to turn out and coup to the
Point to one the third game.
A very large crowd is expected to
enjoy the bathing at the point tomor-
row mermon. The tide will be high
in the morning. but it does not seem
to make any difiereIoe with bothers.
even though the tide will be lowto-
marrow afternoon they will go in for
The excellent weather of the last
fewdnyshas brought a gnatdealof
erg. They hope that it will continue
to be pleasant as they predict a whirl-
wind flnish toward the and d the sea-
son:
Today. 7,000 employees of the Inter-
national Textile Company of Bridge-
port are holding their outing at the
Point. They arrived at the Point as
early as 10 a. 111., to begin the day's
festivities. At noon dinner for the en-
tire 700 was served.
it is expected that another moon-
light call from Greenwich to Baton
Pointwill be held this evening. as in
the custom of the people of that city
to do on Saturday evenings. providing
the weather permits.
will come abo'rod the steamer Oyster
Bay. ' ‘
Great interest is being taken toward
the end 0! the slice ball contest for
this month. High scores In the men'l
as well as the ladies' collect, remain
unchanged..- ‘lflke Piccio-e leads in
the men‘s division .wlth a score of.
1.250. and 7A. Olsen holds second with
a score of 1,200.
Tomorrow. every other race at the
automatic racetrackwmbeatree
.one. new a this new!
isionisgolngtodotwlbnwlnen’ot
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Mg conducted for the clubs trophy. reek meeting-‘1 the“? Mr Rit'hter
————__.__. , with a very few exceptions has pro-
WWW vided a preacher {or every Sunday
'fl' evening service since last October.
neither he nor any of these supplv
preachers having received a cent of
compensation. In spite of the fact that
2 services have thus been maintained
without expense or enort on the part
3/“ the people of that section. thé’ctm-
. -— ' z‘re‘gxtions have been verv small and
Fred Finch, tmefly 0‘ th e 5‘35 0: frequently the preachers. after haflng
Home Bank and Trust Co., who journeyed from Stamford to the
recently been in we employ 0‘ church have not found any people at
G'errit Smith of Tokeneke, is now all to Whom to preach That was the
”by“ at the 5‘31“)“ Gara°e, case lent Sunday night. when Rev. S.
C. lnzersoll. of Stamford was adver-
aowayton 11.15. Church services. Lised to preach. Although the trip is
WEE A- Ba1rd pastor Sunday an arduous one for a man of Mr. Ing-
” worship at 10: 30, sermon sub- ersolls years he has again agreed to
:“The value of a man to society.” preach at the Heights next Sunday
" Y school session will be held at night. The purpose of Mr. Richter-’3
‘- -- Sunday evening worgah'p work of visiting is to rally the people,
- 39, cor-on these: 'The Ministry of the Heights. it poéaible. to the re-
alm-or." 11.. monthly meeting of dilatation that, it the service. are not
“I m board will be held sustained and the congregations such
“all: 45. Theprzyecz; duringthenextfewweoknastowar- all ”can Mg “lyre-
wfimfiueay esen- rantthe oontfnnanceof as: self- mm fl mm“...
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services there. But 311m has
pxrsisted in the belief fut fen-man!
lleighta should have can peoplel
who are not unlisted with other
churches. to warrant the we?! ‘0! at
least one church in tin: rapidly m J
in: redial! of the town. m this
is correct or not is for the poetic of,
the Heizhts to decide during the next,
few weeks. by their co-opot‘tlon in
the work of the chuck Ir: Richteri',
found a large number of m who
assured him that they would re fat To:
have the church CF“. and that they: 5
would attend the service nan Sunday '{
the regnhr weekly
dance will be held at tho clubhom.
A very large attendance 3 expeded to
The heat of the last two days ha
caused many or the rudd- o! the‘
Oncofthemost pond-twat
the beach is yachting. lay owner:
.» . The Ive [fame cottages- bouts erect. avenue, opposite the telephone er a m are always to ho noon em
‘ on W SU’F‘PY by the lel Chm 0cm“ by lb? Am 0‘ C- m . no“ trip m l. l”,
‘m Company. are rapidly neur- E. Sisson. improvements to the place waters.
Natmwilllndmanymore
cottages added to thud already '11 the’ .1?
beach. Xauy prominent people have!
The candy and cigarette stock of the-
Belle Island club is being aold luau
When this stock has all been cold no'
more will be purchased. an the season
has only one more week. hem thoig;
raid-m at
the island dread to think u tho finding
of the summer season. They all ex-
press the opinion that It is the short-
ent summer that they can tuber.
and it seems as though it was mly o
few days ago that they came to tho
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barndanoewflbobelduthcclnb-
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working capital. both of which are made 11ch an on account of the tact that the companvs humans: 1‘ 1'.»
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a dip.
As the fellow said to his friends.
when he came on the coaster, so we;
mtoyon.“lfyonareloo_kingfora;
the roller:
The ride, although it is eaidi
coaster, take a. ride on
counter.”
to be a mild one . contains
thrills of one of much larger propor,
.tion. Those who rode on the coaster.
last season, and have gone on it again;
this season. are 1mm: that the ride;
has been enlarged. which in
The reason for giving them this idea‘
is on account of the velocity with
which the cars travel over the ride;
something which has not been the!
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