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mo of the team work.
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1‘. players of the Pastime baseball'
- - will be requested to meet at the
‘me tot on Thursday night at 7:30
debek sharp. These men. I ask to be
.’ hand: J. fines. D. Worm. L.
. m. C. Bunchbaum. E. ”ck-
. .3. 1. Nathan. L O'Brien and also
to manager that has been taking
(Signed)
‘ Manager
‘1". Pastime line-up follows: . E
w. c.: D. 'Worm, p.; B. Puffin.
11L; ‘1... Doscithamn, 2b.: C. Busch-
”i. 9.; J. muss. ss.; airlock, if.;
I: Wen. ct: 1. Nathan. rf./
Tie team will play at Greens Farm
on Way. Angus-t 30. and they will
travel to Bridgeport on Sunday. Aus-
ut 21. The week following. they will.
play'thebsarcatsat the Wit-tie lot. I
m regular weekly meeting of the
third district commissioners was held
hat evening. .
Ir. and rMrs. John F. Easier. of
Bhomhaven. are entertaining Mr. at!
Ira. Elme'r R Caldwell.
Nina Annn Keller of Yonkers. N. Y";
has returned to her home after spend-
ing a week‘s vacation with friends in
flhorehaven.
lies Mary E. Cummings of New Hag
won in spelling a week's vacation at
the home of her brother, John J. Cum-{
!
B. L. P..- i
i
i
"f mans-tum.
Uri. '1'. Van Converins. of Gretzor)’
'onlevard. is entertaining her sister.'
Hrs. John Be Hamer. and children
Iron Kane-ha. Wisconsin. I
' fliers will!» an important meeting
It the 8-day school Board of the
. Avenue Methodist Church. this.
”will: at eidit o'clock, in the church
was.
lies Jane“. Thomas. of Scranton.
f... and Miss Min Price. of lndian-
. lnd.. who have been doing Y.
O. A. work in France for the part
‘enr. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
. J. Man. of East avenue.
'l‘ho tends team of the Norwaik
m Dub will [lay the Black Rocki
Bridgeport. on the lot-ai'
court! has! Saturday afternoon. The
M m tall trusted the Nor-
walk Stars a want ago Saturday.
The Rev. G. I. Teeple. pastor of the
Advent Wu church of nut Noni
walk id. to” to attend the Connec-
ticut Adwens Christian Camp meettn
atria opened a Swim Satur-t
any. .1 heel next Sunday evening,
A number of local people are already
nt the camp.
Pflvabelldwanl F. Hendricksof 38th
Infantry. Company D. Third Division.
nrrlved from overseas and paid a fly-
ing visit tom another Ire. Nellie-Hen.
nds-ichs of Bridge street, Friday night.
lie left Saturday morning to he in'
camp at 8 a. car. He is now stationed
gt Camp tier-rm. N. J. He has been
overseas over a year and a half. and
nerved in battles.
The honsowHes of list Norwnllt
are reminded of the fact that the sale
4! the bacon recently purchased by
the City of Norwalk from the goVern-.
flout will take place in the council
anoms. City Hall. at £30 o'clock this
gem mm is in readiness.
o monster motor trucks. the prop-t
,dtheilh GCcn'aetCa'nmtny.‘
of his city, bore the bacon from Brook-I
fin. N. Y.. and arrived in front of the
City Hall at about 7:30 o'clock lamI
averting. A gang of workmen. con-it
dating of three policemen, City Clerk;
new. (tree street employees and.
fie mayor himself. carried the 125 lb
m upto the council chambers. An-‘
flied M the bacon
nos-Ila; n is expected that the entire
3 of
n in
11.000 pounds will be disposed
four hours.
Ms W. Bell is spending a few
a. ”.mn Grove. N. J.
m G. W. Scudder. (1 “mm,
‘1: 1.. visited relatives in the village
. - Saturday.
In. Albert Bloodgood and son. Roy.
d m avenue. are visiting rela-
fl‘l'. 1.. W “Inch. N. J.
. Parker Brothers have received the
7 have clutch for their lan‘neh. Alum.
w w ,llathsws has returned
itors have not yet finished their titanthe
'time. The bright and strong rays of by ’1 New Hampshlre. The “1’
'pavilion floor is expected.
this i insured yesterday that if the pom-t
' age wamnts I ' and entry blanks
I R' the dub 'm ”-E‘ from them. There will u a .all‘ It.
.‘ar‘h mu. after spend-
tricts. but the villus has been very;
nearly covered. it is hoped that a;
substantial sum may be set aside as' . I .-
the beginning of an endowment fund. mm
Captain and lira. B. F. Put-km. of com o! lnseli-and a games-mg
'place each as the new «.
New York city. are receiving congrat' . _
ulations upon the birth of a daughteregm “ 3:: forging“ ‘3‘ a in?-
°n 8'“ h“‘ ”'3' Put" was ances. The rapid growth of the booth
Florence Moore. 0' can well be seen from that of ptws'aas
formerly lies i
.Pond street. ». years and the interest they again: the
t . . ‘Wcltyome-walkaswcllasterown
Mrs. Harlan P. lies. ungaiflbem‘cmnumw h an ard 0‘
lves. Miss Ruth Ieder. Miss u . before in this 0'3":th cimtien. w“
have summer colonies. Credit must he
Bennett. Miss Sylvia Bennett. Miss 5 -
given this colony of summer residents.
Elvira lves and Masher Fred Bennett.:
of Daubury. and Miss Winifred lves.T
of Bridgeport. are spending two
weeks at'Camp Barnwegot, Rowayton
R0l0_ii___P0lNl
High “a. for tomorrow. 1'2‘ p' m. Ihas been on the sick list for fit? past
Today the New Canaan Grange is week.
holding their outing at the Point. l My“. “9]” mtg-9y u” been spend.
Arthur Stnbeil mailed his entrance in: a few days with friends and rela-
blank yesterday for the one-mile tives in New York.
swim to take place at Compo Beach on qud km and family. of Stan:-
Labor Day. Stabell is now training ford. visited with his parents in M!
for the swim. and expects to come out last week.
of the nee a winner. ' _David Mr. ot Rowayton. spent a
This evening. Murray's Singing Or- few hya a: the home (1 his niece.
chestra will make their third appear-,M"- WM Miler. m- .
. . Howard Raymond. of Woodhury.
snceofthe season at thepoint. They was the “allot his WM”
will appear under the auspices of the
[oral hours 4- Friday.
Norwalk Tire and Rubber 00.. base. D. S, W. of Tflmndge Hm. will
ball club.
soon go abroad for a number of weeks.
Benny “’aitex‘lt-tuse is painting the-0
n a business trip.
m "who h h . John Karl and c. n r. 'l-‘airty utt-
“ "m“! be ‘5 :3“: ed yesterday for Michigan. They ex-
ed forthe purpose ° ‘0'” 3 ' pect to return with two mick cars.
out Pennyle with community u. It is said that Chnfies Gertner will
fairs and carnivals introducing the build a bungalow on the My ad-
new game of roll-a-racer which is now Joining that 0' his “0“"?! it“
making a success at the Point. my: 3“; Body 0‘ m. has hen
Sunday‘s heavy 9‘33"“! “'3 m3", spending a few days with her sister.
depleted the stetk 0' China at the race Mrs, Mary 1.. Wow. who has been
track. The new plan which the man- quite ill but is now
improving. -
. r i us'n on South 5 of ever Edward Lnstermau. of Brooklyn.
miter :acelnsfree one hasyappealed t: has rammed to In. home in Ml,“
‘ after spending the week with Ir. and
the public so greatly that for the re- Mrs. B. Moi. of Railroad ,avenue.
minder of the season these races will -A costume ball will be the‘1nterest-
be featured on Bonds 3 on _ .ing event at the Country Club Friday
y I, at 8:30 p. m. The entertainment has
lesterdays stormy conditons dur— afforded an interesting prograln.
ing the morning caused a glut deal of ,0“, 1:! ”Mn“ permit“
unrest among the concessioners at the; Theodore Bot-tine and no: Weed
Point. They thought that they were will “3‘ Saturday on . '90 " motor
to have a repetition of the previous trip Mb Newpmfland. Th2, 'm
week with rain the greater part of the 1“" N" ”r r“ noetoan. hence
to Boston. Portland (lathe) am house
I
! Mrs. G. F. Bertine is quite ill at her
[home in Best avenue. -
' Talmadgo Hill.
the sun during the alternoon hours totah
brought a great deal of relief and they ;
hope that good weather will now con
tinue for some time. ~
”Thursday evening Kearn's Singing 2:3": gag" M ‘ k:
Orchestra of Bridgeport will make Snm". .h “M“
their first appearance at the Point. Washinun '3'“, m
We musical aggregation is composed gable the coat of g...
of all over-seas men who have taxen and in "I," m.
part in the world war. They are known "um and . real . "tour .
3" this "n: 30°“. °‘ thgeloadlng o“ There are a number of scenes of M
estra's 0 year. w never they "1 n .. show
have spears: they have played to a a unfld' m Win-
capaelty house. A greater crowd than ' 8 an. it
has as yet danced on the Roton Point g$$£§ear$s tratford yon. '“
Anne Hathaway's cottage.
these are in color. and others are soft
brown prints. ,
{make an interesting
i A horse show and
held at the baseball grount in How
Canaan. Saturday. September 6.
two p. in. There will be clean!”
all types of moments:
plied some durming views of dideront
parts of ”and
llélle island
Miss Helen Dunlap oi Newburzh. N.
Y.. returned to her home yesterday.
after having spent the summer at the,
home of tr‘ienda at the inland. Minimum“ and "9"?
Dunlap will resume her studies at the; Canaan ‘9 ""“Pd ‘0 enter. even if his
Vassar school. .steed is not a thoroughbred. There
it has been decided by the entertain.-
ment committee not to hold the min-i“?St stunht. The proceeds 'm
strel show , as was proposed at tne‘m‘"3n to the fund m“ “ Wild
theatre. This '8 due to t‘re to erect a permanent memo“ to the
fact that many of the participants will‘ 33' Canaan boys 'h m h a”
son leave for their homes in the city. “mot-id Wark 3:1}th W
and the cast would be incomplete. ,0 car; ":0 o m m”-
a representative of this paper wash“ ' roan. u-easurer. ~
tAlice Good. secretary.
may
to a close Labor Day. but will remain!
open to several more weeks. As it waai I" “mi“m" m “w W.’
stated. this all depentn upon the pct-i
ronnge i
The showers of Sunday night and
yesterday morning combined with tho
.robgksqunsedmauyoftheboats
to break from their moorings and drift
into the harbor. now were over»
taken in motorboats and brought bac
to shore for safe keeping. .
Harbor View
This evening the dancing class will
meet at the club house.
This afternoon the ladies of the
beach are holding their regular weekly
social at the club house. .
Residents of the beach welcomed the
news which was published in yester-
day’s Sentinel that the club horse is
free and char (1 all debts. The resi-
fifim of”
some ASPIRIN
Madison Hordtouse spent Sunday at
his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rowland and
child have visited East side relatives.
Not-dell! Gram entertain“ mm
delegates from New m :— (kl-
non Grngea Friday evening.
William Faultnber and son have're-
turned to New York after visiting rela-
elves at the Upper Parish.
Mr. and Hrs. “Falter Potta' of Gull-
(ordnrognonuof Hr. nulls-l)“
P. Fitch of the Upper Pat-ids.
Mrs. Edson Tin-liq atoms a
number of friends as dinner guests.
Monday. .
and all: Bobcat lave
several
Mrs. Carpenter
left town after spending.
months at "Norwood Farm.“
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'Perrynf East
Norwalk were week-end guests of Ir.
Mr. and In. William Robinson or the
Upper Parish. "
Mr. and Ira. Willard ranton and
non d M Gram. N. '
of Hr..and lrs. lveraon
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Thomas Hunt. the smiling and con-
genial detective urgent of the local‘
police force.
from a two weekn‘
ratarnsd this morning‘
relatives at Better Lake N. J. He
had no more than stepped inside the
‘ dty ha. thn u was elected to the
ntal 9‘ city olicials and local post-
ens-w
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“'0 annulment of bacon. The
m”dldl‘totewwrkwiihaven-
gcance.
Jlldse George H. Vosburgh of the
down-town court will leave Thursday
morning (Or/a five-day automobile trip.
that be will
follow the Iohawk trail. in his ab
sauce Judge Hebe-lab (andee oi the
tsp-town curt wil look after Judge
Voaburgh's alairs.
Ir. and Ira. Gem-go Henry Parker
dbatllainatreetare stayingnttne
Roton Point Hotel where Mr. Parker
is demonstrating one of his latest in-
“ a roll-oracey.—Stamhd‘ an-
vocate. .
Ilsa Dorcas «Flynn and Master lul-
tou '1an South Norwalk have i!-
turned to lr home after visits: a:
the m 01,!!- Clara Merchant. 29
Lake avenue. Dnnbury.
Dr. Albert Nash, formerly of Nor-
Vall. but now residing in Newark. N.
3.. h- m from an
cruiseonhisyndtt. Heapeatapart
o! ht this In 3—an by.
James Harris J Janesville. Win" at
rived in town y to take up his
studies at the strum school, pre-
paracory to m Yale Units-1183.4
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