George 2:229“. offlefi‘ufi N1 .1.”
in East Norwaik. Sim, _
friends. '
The Hertz Brothers, of Winn-ea The firm occupiyng the old 803‘}
street. have gone into the WW ton notary «in upper
madness. 5 an“. :11
Fred Cello. of Fort street. has
coated 21 1105121011 in the Trowb
Box Factory.
The Radel Oyster Company is mov-
ing their shells to their beds in East
Norwalk.
William Garli on of Howard Avenue.
and Edward X’aoorl ees of (‘lr‘egol‘ilv
Boulevard. have 196: East ”Blur-walk to
accept work in a New Jersey tire fao‘
m. .' :1; g;
Pfed Jones. of Core and For! sweet.
in confined to his home 53‘ a broken
lies. He was injured Friday while
«10111111: in the Shippin: Boards yard
2: “’tlsonPoz‘nt.
111‘. .1111er Russell have moved
tram Winfiel
Frank Pe‘113‘, of
street has had his dog 5110:.
was sufi’ering from an :neurable dis}
ease. Ellis Hughes. 01‘
-Hill, d1d the shooting
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The Flat-fish Baseball Team defeat--
ed tr. :- 3835211119“; C. on the Wicks
Lot- yesterday morning. ‘. -3. and are
now looking for more worlds to con-V
men Semi pro teams can get hock-
‘ emanaser. Edward Brown.
7 Street. i
Charles Stabell. Fred
Loveioy. Charles V» mks Charles To-
be} Sr..C Charles Tobey Jr" and Ed-T
12rd Tobey. Sr" returned Saturday
from Bridgeport “here they hate
been working on the. natural oyster
' his. The three
the others just came in for
$1121 .
Jay P9113.
8
return.
week—end and 33““: ‘oack tlns morn-
ig-
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A. touring car came across
srree: bridge at 6: 30 p.
’Washin on
gt :0 1920 bound for
am. Saturday June
.m Nor-3311;.
young mm. The auto was marked all
over with white chalk. as follows:
“Just married. and pictures of funny?
faces. The young man got out of the
auto and rubbed out the names and'_
pictures. but did not see the words,’
marked in w‘ni‘ e chalk. on the cover.
of w. as follows: Honeymoon ride.’
Therefore he did not rub it out. There
was a his crowd 01' people around
watching him and they seemed to
think it was a good joke. so they did;
not call the young man's attention to
the name ‘Honeymoon ride” on the
cover of the auto and he drove 01!:
with the name to top of the auto.
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Elaborate exercises marked the eel
ebration of Children 5 Day. at the East,
Norwall; Methodist Episcopal church.
yesterday morning. The program was
as follows: 1
no!
scripture Rerdln and MM~MJ
Herbert H. Margland.
Baptism
Carol—School.
:Re-cltatz'on—“Greettngs”—Donald She
felt.
Song-Primary department.
Exercise~$earf Drilley 12 girls.
‘Sang— Jesus Loves Me” ——Holley
Slauson. g
Mf‘EFtL'lGQG’F Little mowers" -By
{our @113.
Manor—“4 Yellow Buttercup” --
lm‘iel fitolfat
muse—“91:11: Rose Buds”—By‘ four
girli.
”Remarks—Pastor.
limitation-“Appeal” - Norman “‘31- ‘
glut: ‘1'
Collection. ‘3. 5". '
Mutlokmlliam Kean;
BMtahon—Rg‘tce Shofelt.
W“ e Drill”- 15 18.
0316;911:110“. By 8“
Five children were baptised. The
was in charge at noon-i
'xnittee compr- '=ir~2 Mrs- A. S. Carpm~'
er. dram was Vivian Summon
and Hrs J- W Show
1319 Wed annml- meeting at
the marten Free Library Associa-
tion will be beheld m the library this:
1: ‘1 1m
Strawberry '
{who sold their home on Mansfield are-
.frlends here this wee}:
ledence and several
\te‘ntion when she fell breaking her
'the 19:: eye.
. to make an exceedingly pleasant eve-
‘ mg for all:
’cured by the courtesy of Cant. Chas.
Romyton aye-3
vane, was ob ged to work yestex‘car
9Ic-{to keep up rd :1 the afiers on hand.
“‘1
ridge Mr and M1‘s.W F mole;- of R9- night's dance.
wayton a3‘ enue 2133's returned from :1
fourday motor trip through the B
street spent the week—end with friencs
in Huntington L. I
a..-
Several reports have been heard
here of depredanons of cat‘s amen—31
baby chicks. One man lo:. 1 twen:3
little chicks In two nights all of them
being stolen by one cat. He succeed
.ed in filling the cat
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The strawberry crop is reported 10‘;
be very good this year and semen}
local people are selling quantities of
the fruit at {10:11.39 to 40 cents per
;q.nar't the highest pnce ever cb:ain:d
Shore. The oomhinaxr'on of hot wee 11
er and ramy days caused the berries :4
1. 51.1697. to Belts play - ‘0 {333' and :0 ripe!) quickly althe‘u ‘gh'
East Wash1ngton:lhe season is over a week later
The .log
DAME-V
shopping in New York.
A son was born last Sunday night
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sure-ea.
A daughter was born on J..ne 6 to
Mr and “rs. alyin S.—Re3 holds of the
Heights.
John McCormack’s Lillydal‘e farm:
has a new suburban bod} Ford. used:
in making milk delayerzes
Miss X. E. s .1r1r 2: of. ill? Past Road.g
is spending a few days with relatives
in Manhattan and on Staten Island.
MrsLamber-t of Norman Helghts.‘
1351 «awed will not fell a few days ago. while she had a F arr‘eEL Louis Joseph Gardella Juliet.
knife in her hand.
cut her thigh.
Mr and Mrs Mark Norman of Gra-'
clot-1: Street expat i0 5311.311»; 2:.
.fi 8 result she
1
the for England where they will spears, Halsey Thomas Roman times-
353‘. Brown V.
ghew H c ey J. Warren Jellifi. Doro
“Th a young lady and tended a Share mm? 0‘ "1‘3 R“: ii‘r‘ixrn R. Eugene... Foul 3. Lanick. Bessie
the summer.
Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt at
Railroad Mons Asscofation at Sa3‘in
Rock last Thursday
Mrs G. A. Yelle who has ”teen in a
New- York hospital {or over two
weeks under surgteal treat men‘ we
turned home on Tllursday.
Dr. and Mrs. “‘81: er C Humbert
um: and removed to Pennsylvania a
few months ago. hare been visiting
Louis R. Glavis has sold his "Fair
leaks" property on Mansfield avenue. >4
comprising about 4‘) acres. with a n»
‘ hulldings. which
Mi: Glavis has owned for the past
two years. ‘
Mrs. James Bit-chord of the Post
Road, one of Dar-1511's oldest lnha'bi.
”rants sustained injuries a few days
ago which reqnlred Dr. Noxons at—
.zlasses which in: a éeen wound orer
The storm did not dampen the en-
;thusiasm or in‘ er‘rst of a large 21$
die-nee which gathered at the. Dorian
{memodlst church to enioy the 111ml
all planned by the Men's Bible Class.
1116 silver offering brought to a sat»
mantis; reward for the efl'ort-
Miss Glem‘ge F. Tyler of the Hetzhts
'83 pleasanrly surprised Thursday
night, on her birthday anniversary, by
about twenty-fire friends at the home
of Mrs. G. C. Rising. to which the
guest of honor had min-213‘
visited. The lawn was eoorated with
Japanese lanoarna and music singing
dancing and refreshments combined
The Baa-ion Flt-e Company has plan-
nod an elaborate stat-togiether affair
for next Saturday night. to create in-
censed interest in, the approaching
carnival. There will» be a supper and
melt: and thrill: ng addresses by
three veterans of the World Wane se—
G. Gordon. These‘speokers w.ll oe
Infantry A E. F: LassoL James
Infantry. A. E. EA Lt.— Col. James
m affine 'net‘ltegt‘. ‘N. 6.8:. 3'31“;
and Major John “'esley Lyon. '35:
321mm»: 72‘s! Rest. X6 3.. V Y.
A miscelaneons shower was tender—
ed Thursday night to Miss Karen An— .
demon: who toda3 becomes the bride
dwbstmater Fred H Smith of Do
rfen.‘ The showed was gh‘eu at the
home of Mr. Smith's sister. Mrs.
Charles D. Lockwood”. la Sorwalk.
Music. dancing and refreshments
made the evening pass quickly and
happily to the guests. whi ‘11 includ-
ed friends and relatives in both Da
diet: and X0rwal‘1'fhe wedding is
scheduled for 3 this afternoon. at the
home or llie bride“ 3 mole. Cant. Thor‘s.
ton 5111911011 Smith’s Island.
311‘. and Mrs. Horace 21!. “Finale are
Pain? No, not. one lit! Just drop
a little Freaonie on 115112; touch: will;
may it soaps scam; £531 31¢me
lneke. Judge Henry A- Schnte. of Ex-
“Thipr Shuts" in the
’pexfingingsalal
- wearer-111W the day- 01% '1
the some: ,
fottball setween the members of thaii‘
Tim‘- game was watched with
interest by tile players' friends and 3 -
(fie ' ‘
ear-emanate enjoy-ed bathing: The .
.310": The concessions were. well
entertaining at 911‘ home in Tobe-
.\ H. 1.11 A; famous creator of
‘Real Diary of
211223! 1303‘" and later volume. A
newsen'esof these storiesisnowa‘p-
form in
6? 9?.
Norm“ POLI‘VT '
city, held its annual excursion at the
Point yestaday. They came on the
steamer
first came enjoyed
themselves and
{(211135 of the day was
club.
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1Presented by the alumnae St. Nana‘s
vifhfit‘i’ .
Miss Nettie Leesen spent Thursday:
' 333332235 9 Gormley
5‘
‘(¢
’Josenlx S;rm:sl:a Grace H. \‘alleant.
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Good.
The Caledonia: Club of New Yer .
“Cetus." The 19% men. 1116‘s '
:ne‘
————
After two cloudy Sundays. yeast-1‘
sday was a banner day for the eon-
cessionists.
{ Murray’s granular singing orchestra ,
will furnish the music for Tuesday »
———.
; Today the Chinese Masonic Associu.
gtz'on. of New York city arrived an
Faint on board the steamer "Cetus.
w
High tide Tuesday a: 5:31 p. m.
i
3 The Second Congregational church.
of Greenwich. will hold its annual
excursmn at the Point on “’ednesdas‘.
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242 MST. MARY’S
SCHOOL GRADUATE ‘
(Continued from First page)
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treasurer. Loms 3.6311381;
Gel d medal to:- general excellence——
Presented by Rev. '1‘. J. Finn—Man-
lfred G. Powell.
\en in merit prise—Helen Leonam
Render-m -
Gold medal for Christian doctrine— ‘
Agnes Bernadette Halsey.
$5 00 in gold for excellence to aria-
me: euP‘esemed by Court Cecile.
Daughters of Cosme of \‘orwalkm
€339.31: erite Ger mlex.
111 ld medal tor excellence in Fultod
S-‘ates Emory—Presented by Bishop
gFe1wlck Assembly Fourth Degree,
:of C ”Joseph Francis Silk.
Graduates St. Mary's Schenl,
June. 1920.
William J. ‘58th Elm! 31.13ka
Cecilia Florence Blanket-10.31. Anna Ve-
row ca Brady. Harold “‘llliam Buck-
ls} Charles S. Burns. Felix Joseph
Ci: a: le. E‘hel .\l Doreen Bose Agnes
‘e Emma. Gauweiler. 3111113111 Mich
ael Coentrarlo Margaret M.Gor1mm.
Daniel Joseph
Gormley..tz.to1net;e Y. Gradla. Agnes
harm 1. Joseph '1! at
P1. Mahoney. Frances H-3lcCa1-thy
Pan; (‘. .‘chlroy John \1. Miller 1511
belle A \toa'z‘. t. Edward James 13.111311.
L- Newman. Edith O‘Brien. Lla-
.ual'}
1‘19. Teresa O'Donnell. Manfred G.
Fowell Helen Leonora Prendergast.
Catherine Agnes Riordan Sarah E
Riordan. Constance Frances Scanlon.
Joseph F Silk. Francis Thomas State.
Pul’lfl C. ‘1- ehle.
Graduates Bible History Class, St.
Mary' 3 Charon. June. 1920.
Cherhs F Angione Leon A. Fish.
Leo J. Frank John J Hickey. “M11111
Reentry. Bler'ln EIIPDOflough Ros-bet!
Powell Harold Skidd ‘Wllliam 60M
3* Bull‘ .‘w'. J Heme-3‘ John Finnegan.
John “tble Mary Elizabeth Abba“.
Alice Clare Bums. Margaret Delaney.
Generic-re 13221119113: Alma flax-is ’
lien-rd. Mary Elizabeth Finnegan, An~
na Ford Flynn. Rose Ll. Gem
Marlon C Grumhly. Mary Rose Kerr
null? ‘34“. All“: Mulroney. Lilli.-
Monahan. Mary Hadelelne O'Gorman.
\lafiele‘ne Prendergast- Pauline Mary
Spar-tag Grandma.
A: um arts m am am! 7
lnnforbldde’nboxonedwlnthonb.
more of her mother when her grand
mmhenmsswwnatmgofagon.
accosted be: rather shanty: “Gus-sh.
what are yet: rummaging around to
that box for?” 111111111111. “and.
answered: :‘Xow. gland-.1. It war-1
know what 1 ant star.”
Un“ .‘ny Day for Spain.
5-) ES {:19 {ulnrmwm
rise (1‘ 8151‘. a. lo 1333- when
the m l les 1" Fr: 11:3 presented a potl-
1
Froiano. Anna Rita Yam. Irene Mm
ton. Susan A. Bruce, Babel Montgorn 11
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e m... 1?, “mac. “mam-.9, 3, Ian Am. Porch Fumrtnr‘e. Florence. ‘1: a it I
Awarded to “Elba:- McElroy. Madi- .3. »
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