.I\
' Country Club journeyed to New Haven
, ____‘__-
fiefiilt‘dui
_ ..__._....._.i
,Ifie Misses Marie and Anna. “’eisner
U zu’mt avenue, spent the week-
‘Phe Loyal Workers of the Advent
. Christian church held a meeting and
m service last night. Rev. George
I. Teeple presided.
Hilton Smith and Major Grove of.
East Norwalk reported a catch of nine-
ty-three sapper blues on a fishing trip
yesterday.
Hrs. Everett E Howe of East ave-‘
nus spent the week—end at the h me
of Mrs. Harry C. Cummings oi Yonk-
Jers, N. Y. '
A large attendance was reported at
the regular Saturday night dance held
in the club rooms of the Norwalk
Country Club. :
The Epworth League of the East
avenue Methodist Enlarcopal church
hold a meeting last night, at which
Miss Gladys “Beach and Miss Mildred
Lovejoy presided. ‘
A party of East Norwalk men and
women journeyed to Huntington har-
' . hor yesterday, where they spent an en-
..joyable time. The trip was made in
~Captaiu Thomas J. Shea's yacht, the
'Wing.’
The annual outing of the Connecti-
uit Lace Works was held at Dorlon's
Point on Saturday. in the afternoon.’
the lace workers took part in a num-
ber of athletic events, while in the'
evening thsy were treated to one of.
those shore dinners that the Dorlon’s'
house is famed for.
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l
l ‘P.oger Bell has returned from the
Stamford hospital where a. slight op-
eration was performed on his heck.
Miss Mabel Mather of Darien is vis-
iting for a few days with her cousin.
Miss Mabel McEwen of (.‘ourtlana ave-
nue Glendale.
The clambake of the Daricn Fire
company which was to have been held
yesterday has been postponed for a
week and will 'occur on August 31.
[a ‘t Atlantic City. : John R. Conn at Prospect avenue.
‘who has been seriously ill for several
weeks, but somewhat better of late.
had a relapse a few days ago and is
now in a very critical condition.
Creditor George F. Bears of the
Home Bank and Trust Company and
Mrs. Bears have returned from a vaca—
tion. ,Mr. Bears resumed his duties
at the bank last week. His trip in-
cluded points in Massachusetts .Ver-
mom and Maine.
0
Attorney RuSscll Porter Clark of
Stamford has
master Fred ll. Smith during the lat-
ter’s vacation at, Smith's island. He
will return to his duties at the oflice
Tuesday, as, Uncle Sam only allows
his employes a ten-days’ vacation.
The Right Reverend Hiram Richard
Hul'se D. 1)., bishop of Cuba, preached
yesterday morning at 10:30. a. m. in
St. Luke‘s Church. Noroton. Bishop
Hulse spoke on “The island Republic."
This was an unusual opportunity for
Darien people to leiirn first-hand of.
conditions in Cuba for the Bishop of'
course has unusual opportunities for]
studying that country. ,
l
Mrs. Richard Tjador of Tokene‘ke:
has announced the engagement of her:
daughter Miss Karin M. sztdor, to the;
Scotch Gypsy evangelist Captain Patz
Smith. who has been in this country
for the past few months after, havingl
seen about four years of service on thel
fighting front with the British army.‘
The captai was booked to leave Ant-l
erica. Satur y on the ('aronia. and!
will return to this countiy after thci
holidays. l
l
Mam '
i
“ms. t l 3.“-
«1m
been a guest of Post-‘
“were given toward the
. house.
, view of the fact thatthe season is tso' noticed.
ow-AY 0N
A large representation of the sport-j , fl
\ am—a ”- ‘
in blood of East Norwalk were prc-I 9
sent at the benefit game held at Rot-i 7
on Point Park Saturday afternoon be-! 3
, M i
tween the Lockwood and Springwood. l
isms. The proceeds of the game MF- and Mrs- we“ 0‘ Montclair, N“
fund for J... are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward,
Arthur Brow-2. the local lad. who was Weed on Contentment Island.
bland in 1 game at the Point 2_ weeks:
The monthly meeting of the Sunday
ago.
~ I'school board «the Rowsytou M. E.
last hmalk people and those churchwill be held in the chapel at
living in the eastern part of Norwalk 7:45 tonight.
should note that the 5:13 p. m. train,’ ' ’ -————-
heal expreia from New York, making} Mrs. Gerrit Smith gave a dinner to
limit four 51095. makes daily MODS at a few of her friends at the “’99 Burn
the ‘East Norwalk station. Since last . . ~ .
June we have had .this sepical sL-r- GO“ Club house last Friday, having 3
:very pleasant time.
vice and we urge all who can, to take.
1
ad ._ s
Vantage of this great convenience .
. ; Mrs. Vv'e d has
in order to keep this schedule pen. e appealed the case
manently .which she lost in .tlie Darien court last
' iweel-t. to a higher court, filing a bond
as presented by law.
The t-‘hnis team of the Norwalk
Stanley A. Mills, formerly of the
Seventeenth Company, First liattaion.
Fifth Marines, Second Division. has
received his honorable discharge and
on Saturday to meet defeat at the
hands of the Beaver Club in four out
of seven matches. The local tennis
stars played skilfully throughout. but . .
the “breaks" seemed to be with the op- :xtgrned [.0 his home at. “18th ave-
posing mam. A number of matches in, ' 1
the club’s elimination tournament
I
l
'Simon Czoll of Rowayton. who re~
were played on the local courts yes-hem}, opened a tailor shop in one of at that time. Those who made the,
“"7”- ng. Schlichting's stores on Railroad
lavenue, Darien. has purchased the
n- be ' ihouse of Joe Rasky on the Post road;
at r [cw ltwo doors below the Methodist church,
_ lior 32.250. The lot is 74 foot front,
Tomorrow evening the dancing class land 3‘7 {9“ deep. Ml- Cxol expect” '0'
vii hold their sneezing at the clubfmake extensive improvements to this,
5: Tproperty dpring‘the coming year.
tumult .
Tomorrow afternoon the New Can-
to. ash Grange will hold their outing at'
[the Point.
§
Toma-rowvatternoon the Ladies Tea .
m Thimble Club will hold their;
regular weekly meeting and a social;
time is predicted. a
l
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One more week of social activities.l
m the beach wfil see its first quota'
of summa- ,reside'nts . returning
thdr city homes.
5;
Yesterday being a typical“ summer!
13”. many 0‘ the residents‘ 05 “19 boat. Merchant brou in to the Polntl
belch could not resist the temptation 190 people from gun‘jngton. 1,. 1
0‘ aging in bathing to refresh tnem-‘ This was one otthe weekly excursions.
On Saturday afternoon the steam.
- There was a very lar e attendance
» The dance at the clubhouse Satin-Eat thaSaturday night dime. One of
day evening was very .succcsslul in«m9 largest crowds of the year was
near a close, a great many turned oul‘.
when they heard the strains of a rich
g“l'm Forever Blowing Bubbles." Bas-
‘ile is now employed in the Spliidnri
”m“ ~ newcsr'ms
part sf'thb stave and tro- nsnrby
New Tori state towns sud cities
’noehedto thePsllttosnioythecool
-'asd refreshing breeses‘ o: the sound,
I Arthur Siabell, the only an tonaveE
: Swam across Long island Sound is
.now in training {or the onesnile swim
lwhich he has entered at Cosmo Beach
5 on Labor Day. The life savers of that
f place will hold their annual water,
carnival on that day. l
f Tomorrow evening Numy’s Skiging
Orchestra will make their third ap—j
lpearance of the season at. the Point;
‘ They will furnish the dance music un-i
; der the auspices of the Norwnik Tireg
l and Rubber Co.. baseball team. 2: was-
also learned that the orchestra would
lmake another appearance t the Point
' during the first week of September.
1 —“"
' High tide for tomorrow. 12:25 p. 31.:
On Saturday. 700 employea of 9
International Textile Company
Bridgeport. lipid their outing at the
’ Point. The trip was made in 8 special
cars. Games of an athletic nature
were held after whichthe fienickers
. enjoyed all the amusement; and play.
ed the various games at the park. The
expense for the day's outing was
borne by the company.
l The Sentinel‘s popular Mptlou
fund. which is to present a “one
gold medal to Arthur Subcu- who
swam across Long Island Sand, will
come to a close on Labor Day. A com-
mittee will soon be chosen to select
the medal and another committee will
be chosen to make arrangements for
the presentation. The fund is grow-
ing rapidly and by the close of this
week it is expected tint all the desired
amount will bs subscribed. and the
campaign will come to a close. All
those who wish to make contributions
will please do so this week. “You can
mail your money to Eugene Cbarlott of
this paper. or leave it with "Hop"
Benedict at the life saying station at
the «Point. and all money received will
be properly credited. The contribu-
tions up to today are: -
l
Previously acknowledged ...... 839.50
Charles A. Vol)! .............. .’.00
Edward W'illiams .............. $1.00 '<
Mike Piccione ....... . ......... 81.00
The bathcrs and the public who
were at Roton Point and anywhere
near the beach. yesterday. lid the
pleasure of hearing a very welt-Zfiown
singer who had been plsyim in vaude-
ville and minstrel shows which have
toured the country. His name is An-
thony Basile. of Newark. N. L. and
he was the guest of Harry J. Smith.
won-known boxing promoter 0! this
City. who is also a member at the life
saving corps at the Point. Mr. Smith
veranda of the life saving station.
which he most willingly did. The
bathers and the mac were surprised
bass voice singing “The Rose of No
Man's Land.“ through a megaphone.
He was applauded so wildly by the
crowd that be rendered another solo.
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DISORDERS
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disorders which
festml in various ways.
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Many people. who haw .3
for years from cyc fltllglil-
aches. inability to mvnm'mrw
mind. nervousness. etc. lmn
‘requested Basile to readers few Solosf.‘ held mt Tuesday evening. Sep- cal Examiner M. J. Brooks was heart.
{to the battery: on dis be‘ach hon-the
.avenue ”9‘59““ “Mommas at Pe““xlnotor beans to her New Yorh nome'
xdisuse. mmmm;
lto uwrsnes's union-kl- mu:
sndprcpsrsdt‘orb'hlthsntshsnby.
taller 2.
Charles S. Defines: of Lake View
J
Like. 'Qor funeral service and insert-ens in:
the Lutheran Cemetery Brooklyn. l
Mrs. lrving Lockwood and daughfl
ters Isabelle and Viola. motorec to'
New Haven Saturday. ‘
The trails clear at this cm of
llsin street and Railroad ave-us was
somewhat surprised the other evening.
Mrs. Chrystal and family 0! New about 7 o'clock. ‘0 but a hurdy-
Electric Works. 01 Newark. He also
rendered several more what he term--
ed "big time bits." and then went in,
hunting. Before he left tor his home;
late last evening. he was asked if he
would come to-Norwalk in the Very
near future and sing at the banquet
which it is intenfied to hold at the
time Stabell is presented with a gold
medal. which is being ofle'ret? lzmgh
this paper. He also replied he would.
and he will be heard again in this city
trip with him were Harry Lockwood.
James Unsworth. Arthur 'l-‘llendnsr.
‘Fre'd Hoppe'. Michael Gaiiow and San
Decessre.,all of Newark. They made
the trip by automobile.
Bellolgland ‘
Many of the islanders wsre seen in
the tide was low. the heat tempted
many to take a refreshing dip.
Many of the present residents of
the beach who are occupying rented
cottages have expressed their inten-
Man of leasing the buildings for next
season.
This is the last week 01 social enter-
tainment at the clubhouse. After La-
bor Day the club will come to a close.
after one of the most successful new
son’s it has ever had.
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The dance at the clubhouse Saturday
bathing yesterday afternoon Although:
York are visiting B. Chrystal on Rall- curd! m film in bent or the
”“1 avenue. residence of Selectman R. 1!. Horse.
happy rclicf when fitted \n' l. w . 2
er glasses.
Perhaps your cycs neml .1?“
——why not have a l'nitetl Spw
examine them.
stances will glasses he rm-mh
ed llillt‘SS absolutely non-cw.-
No chorge for careful. ti.“ , .
examination.
110 Washington Street
So. Norwalk, Conn.
I'ndt‘i' no t ..
Upon investintlon. it was found that
Miss Adelina Annunziato and “or “Flee” Gregory and "Jo." myle were
sister Marguerite, are visiting fialn- in charge of the organ. and thatchey
“"93 in New York. were not in partnership. as at ilm sup
posed. but were showing their om
Earl Applyby is carrying his arm in caition of who: Mr. M0130 is been
a sling cusedqby cranking a car which instrumental in doing to New Csnsn’s
broke a bone in, the\fo.rearn. roads. This is the first time that a
selection! has ever evoked anything
more than "chin" mimic from a W.
William Buckley has returned to
his home on Locum avenue. after a
pleasant visit with his uncle in New
York.
Amectimofthe W's-d“
on’ Pond annuities was held at the
lion). 0‘ Chief Schmidt. WM
The members of the Alpha Circle evening. Pins fa erecting a “0
Will mend next Tuesday at Harbor rial tablet were discussed. it is also
lView Beach as guests of Mrs. C. H. to give a "blow-out" {or the boys. 1
mmmt‘syhirty. ape-macaw Can-truss
———- ' were Mcwaswfliautmi
Sun's! new “no WW “I‘ll Mamas-hrs”. lt‘
have-sis their Wamhmumascmfloul
m havddingnccidsflsnnlreadum. mm "m-
m m “M a", m-thingslthstnflus. "ism-tier»;
'9'! deal“- "MR”.tojohmM‘
hmummfiswnrucsn
A group of paintings sud etchings l
”Addison T. lllllerwill bsshown st‘mZ'm'“ mg a. :
thellllar oottsgsiu 83mins. lis- ’00... Another s! “cl _
[inarwfllbspssssdtohsveslsce‘fl'mkwfl mun,“"-fi
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Mines: Fashion’s
but docs-s. '
A mod-I for every
(my slalom
“ii. Slendcrncss,
Gust sod Ssppleness, wit
the. on the sftcrnool Of AW ”"1. thstownllll.
”and“. \ __
tum-hwmh,m mama Outs. ehsrging viola.
and.¢hdmrmmm-,hsss stunted werehsnklflbren-
ibercsuitolsshoek. mouth-kh- m’Mm; m-Gfilelmftud.
an sbout‘lo’eiscklntlesm er; Barnsy Hayden sud saucy
While fitting 51'“ 50" m *‘Cmmm Allison-wore
62 years. Remains were brought to
Lshsvisw Chapel on Friday st 2 p. 8..
for funeral service and interment.
I
Irmwnburafioytdkdstherhte“ normals-8m-“ CALI.
honsin Collingsville. WWI“! us . 'thnottiswar-tine prohibition set. JMCABH
it wouldn‘t cost MORE.
int 1‘s will get m
We buy everything in the in
Junk ad Second-hand Purnim
. _ ‘ evening was very largely attended” ’ - -
cell” 32:), :fletlllzm gggcsgxwithsathlerd?” leflterdsy afternoon, the steamer Next Saturday‘eveuing the old-fashion The committee hr the Grants pie W ‘ M m “im 3' m ‘t “.000 each for 87 For! I. Tel. 4.. E Nomi "‘
running. > ' ‘ ‘ - lMcrchant brought to the Point 500 ex- barn dance will be given at the club-9m which i. n be held at m tio. K has "I.“ Mil k Him More United States Com- ' 4
.. __t___ I cursionists of Shelton. The boat left house. A very large crowd is exo'Pfl’m' M ‘u 3‘, has decided She ought she was going to have s‘“ w on m. l ’
...- . .. *for the return trip 3 3-30. pected. ' M II fie W on b m ‘ "
‘ ; that the m m M own dis- ’ l W“. m .‘l 3 well-known m“"‘w
i ‘ l The was over 1.500 people who - w. and also their m silver. m5, 0' tbs Moi. A m “I.” In m attest ls um to \‘~..‘~§
. . DAR'EN gwatched th baseball game between. N“ and Int-Ill will be M in 10!. 113‘ i! the the she w. no.“ “u m sis “chi-1h to fed- WI u
:the Lockw and the Springwoods' y I men to bed she hoes-s m an! hm l
' AND flat the Pam yen—erd¥.anem°°n' NEW CANMN l A special m at the vow! of and grew washer It! its sol nus ... l 3010‘ mm
s. The scores at the skee ball alleys re- ' . the m or New Canon! a coma to It l 0'“ :r 1-! In- fill-I8 "7*“ m' “‘"m “WIT- .Ask at we
lmain the same in the men's contest, take M m “a on m, m '3 Luis M nt ‘3 1-3- m M. All. fl-Tls sum-
. but have changed in the ladies contest. _ ‘ . m 2’ :tr’f I. to his m m). m MW ml“ m ‘ the m Ano- SDDL FOURIAIN .
{Algi’i’gfifiofi’fé ”"32: uncrowlcrormxmstreetnw‘mu&w,umcam. Mmmm‘mgm'umun Pancho! *
“ Mm m, that place. ;bomm no,“ serhusiyillathu'halo. ., tmhmwmmsanmmmnm.mum¢mc 020
_... ~ second withas 011010. ‘ ’ ' ‘ uni-c ‘uu- lid-c til-Ii! firth «III-n a at; n. me had am..- '
, —-, :4, .. an. .mmfffem tack, ,3 Miss Ethel Johnson nu ”.m-F‘9-"F'B-‘Fh‘ — ‘ '3' ‘ ~ , : ‘ . “ Ouch-unmet.
7 _ 0 er .rwhuuwamw - ”madman-Isa:
VisuwsshsldSstnroaynightpst cloverydherrsseau-eemsppesl-ingrdstlveshm ,,. . ,\ . - , l w
Woes-n son Club. . ed to the pubiicyesterday. One or the, . ...-___. - ‘ ' “WM " »— ' 1'" " use-sis.- “ a w 4...
_- ‘—'—‘ . Werewo- that. mas'yst been ' ‘ l“hm w . 1* ““1" ' ’ athn‘l'
Fri angst this concussion was thsrsyss» .7 , ‘ . _ - 1; Am .lsesl ”n" .
a . 7 > ‘ . _ ‘ ‘ , ,. ‘. . . ('MC' 4.
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