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'l‘he choral ‘nnlon of the East ave-
nue M. E. church will meet on Satur-‘
(by evening of this week. as usual.
‘ The Y. M. c. A. will meet tomorrow
evening and take action upon the
changing of the meeting night.
James Harris of Lorena street, whc
has been seriously ill is convnlescin;
“ his how‘s
Matters of interest tallest Nor‘ ‘
walk people are expected to console.
fore tonight's session of the common
council. ‘
Kr. and Mrs. Peter Burn and fun-
ily. who have been visiting in East,
Nor-walk returned by motor today to
their home in Providence, R. l.
The M!!! :n Cuff, Which 3155 been
discharging a cargo of sand in Nor-
.fir’fie‘é‘r
(leg; thn harbg; this Q92!)-
m.
The twomssted schooner' John
Stoat went up the harbor yesterday
afternoon with a cargo of sand for
Norwalk.
The Abbie 8. Walker. a three-
masted schooner was towed down the
harm yesterday afternoon from Nor-
walk, two motorboats being used to the package, then you are sure your
low her out. child is having 'the best and most
The registrars 0‘ “”973 will now sharmless physio for the little stomach,
another session on Friday afternoon liver and bowels. Children love its
”d evening 0‘ this ‘99) at sener'stfruity taste. Full directions on each
Accept “California: lSyrup of Figs
only—look for the name California on
3”"? 51109 on East waShmgt‘ml'bottle. You must say "Caiifomia."
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The usual Friday afternoon story} .
imur from 3 until 4 o'clock will be awhoreas until yesterday it was only 6
held at Community '3‘" on V3“ six cents, whether the 50-ttip tickets
Znndt street this week, with Mrs. T. .were used or cash paid. To South
Anderson in charge. {Norwaik an addditional fare is collect—
The Ladies Aid Society or the East (rod. making 19 cents for the trolley
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church’me, whereas the New Haven road
Will meet with Mrs, A. D. Cullenter.;charges only 12 cents. Patrons of
148 Greory Boulevard tomorrow of. the road generally will not object to
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alias Alice. Fist:- ot his: Hughes
refitrned‘hoine after an 3‘ amok
with her cousins. the ”ills-nor.
Norma and Iarjorie Hall, of Logan
street. Miss Marjorie Hall returned
home with her for a week’s visit.
Judson Phillips was a week-end
guest at "Peatiands," 'tlie Tokencire
home of his grandparents, Dr. and
Mrs. George F. Pentecost.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simmei and
family, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sim-
mel of Harrison avenue, New Canaan,
left yesterday for a three weeks' stay
at Hickory Bluff.
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Miss Mary Coley is spending sever-‘
iii WW‘rsfiTl Cfi‘m’AA—uifi.
Miss Ethel Salmon has been in town
as the‘ guest of Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Gorham and Mrs. B. A. Salmon.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Vauu has returned to
Stratfleld after a visit with fir. and
Mrs. Eli W'akeman. I
Mrs. David Provoost has returned‘
to Elizabeth, N. J., after a visit with
(Mr. and Mrs. James A. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gregory and
family, accompanied by Miss Florence
Banks, of Norfield street. leave town,
this week, for an auto trip to Maine.
Miss Natalie Corsa, the little daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs. C. Linsley Corsa,l
of the West Side, was given a birth-9‘
day party, on Thursday, in observance
of her third birthday anniversary. ‘
Frank Harcor has take- a pout.“-
in Bethe] and is boarding with his
brother and sister-in’law, Mr. and Mas.
Joseph Harcor. Hr. Humor was aj
Sunday visitor ’at his home. in the Up-
per Parish. 1
Rev. and Mrs. Charles W. Burt have
ternoon at the usual time, All memo an increase of rates, it‘ the former
hers are requested ‘0 be present, {system of one-mile zones is onlv re-
zones in thh country is unfair because,
the fractional parts of these long
zones add so much to the total fare!
required. ,
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Low tide during the afternoon In iained, but the new plan of three
the reason for a number of people
dinning clams at Calf Pasture beach.
(loudly messes are being brought in
by clnmers. and owing to the extreme-
ly hard winter just past, the clams
are especially fat.
. The matter of another man to es-
: tablish a two-platoon system in the
> Mayflower Hook «it ladder Cam-l
party’s quarters on Van Zandt street
will be considered by the common: The Saturday evening dance was.
council this evening, when a man wm full of novelty and the guests enjoyed]
be appointed to ill] the vacancy he- the fun immensely. A large ' crowd]
ginning September 1, when the two-iwas out and entlmSiastically took partf
platoon system is supposed to take of. in programs oi merriment and joiity. .'
feet. ‘ Claude Monselle's home suffered
iconsiderable damage from the electric
{storm on Saturday. A bolt. of light-
DARIEN hing struck the beautiful stone chim-_
__ iney, crushing it like paper. Mrs. Mon-
Mr‘ and Mrs, Charles 1“. Sims enter- sells and ’children were on the veran-
tained week-end visitors from out of da, watching the storm, “yd were not
town. injured. Mrs, Hoag was in her rogtin
Mrs. Henr Brencber ntertained and, although w” ”0‘ hurt, was a t
Miss Amelia¥Reis of the mix as a ‘r‘gh‘ened- ”an" 0’ the “mum”
week-end guest. ‘ran in to offer assistance.
Harry Lowndes of Brooklyn N. Y..“ 31.85“" Hyd" Bernard and Banks,
was a visitor over Saturday night at ““1"”? Saturday, cal-Ill“ a large dog/
the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. ”511- Better ”Ck next time. i
W. l. Lowndes of Maple avenue. Pram“! 3' Rogers, of N" Rochelle,
Mr. and Mrs. H. B Cooke were visit- spent several days With Richard 8'
ms at the Connecticm Agricultural Kersham. his roommate at Dartmouth
College at Storrs last week while the C0119“? at ‘he beaCh- He enjoyed a
Ftrmer's conv.ention was in progress. “Under‘“' "““9-
Joseph J. Moore of the Soldiers" Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens enter-
Home was struck by an automobile, tslned their friends, Sunday, at the
Saturday evening at, the corner of Brunnell cqttage.
Canal and Atlantic street. Stamford.I The ventfible 8819- held Saturday
1;. was not injured, morning, was a wonderful success. ‘
W. I. Lowndes' Sunday-school class Mrs. Stretton and Mrs. Banks deserve
held a sale of cakes, ice cream and much credit for their work. They rea-
lemonade Saturday afternoon. on the lined a sood amount. which will be an-
lawn of the M. E. Church. The storm nounced at the moving pictures, Tues-
fortunately held off until nearly «all day evening,
the stock hurl been sold. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Weser. and
hank Schlouter. whose father died her two soul. 0! Nev ROOhelle. and
while postmaster here about eighteen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hill. of Dan—
years ago, was visiting relatives last bury. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
week. while enjoying shore leave from John A. Kershnw over the week end.
his duties in the navy. Frank was Despite the hot evening a large,
too young to enlist during the var. crowd was out” to the community sing-
:bm has now been in the service about ing.‘ Sunday evenihg.“l'hose that were
a year. ,preeent appreciated the program ar-
Oificer George Dance found the auto ranged and tOOk part in the chorus
which was stolen from Bell island, work vigorously. Mr. Wilfred Cons.
last evening. on the Farm road. this ens led the singers in true college
morning. and had the same removed fashion, Mr. Jackson sanghis num.
to the Depot garage. The axle was hers in excellent style. Henry Noll
badly bent, which undoubtedly ac- rendered selections on the comet to
counts for the abandonment of the the deliaht 01 all. Charles Smit‘flfl‘i’
same. An account of the affair ap- '
peers in another column.
There were four cases before Judge
John H. Selleck. in the local court.
last evening, for violating the lighting
,Henry introduced the nymg';
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“Old Krw’l‘uur, ss’ “Mr.
laws. The arrests were made *by th "LgPF'n’dm “0h. Promise Me", Mr.
State police on Sunday. The com grit; ‘4 . ".lw fly, Jackson: ”F
imposeda fine of 910 and costs on 3.1," net2ssli), d.” by Mr. Noll; “Moun- cesg,
Song", Mr, Jackson. and "Home '7
‘ t Home", by chorus. |
l e float Was crowded With bothers,
prisoners, remitting the Ina/12’,” 0‘ I '
fenders were: Franksmvmf Ship-
Bfldgeport; Elsie ’nWQn, 01%
mm ‘Polnt: ivy/39’s“-
”on. “a . frrt’iuarked, 1319”th in
Tha.g.zt‘titions at Miller’s Bridge
{ctr-7.2a. tor in, spite of the large
/~ flambep or automobiles on the Post
and. brought out by the not Sunday.
the .mmg of the switch at the bridge, evening instead of the usual
winch was completed Saturday morn- week. A good program has
in prevented the mthn at that cured.
t. which has always made It so W “I? a
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eorge Murphy, of New York
spax’i‘tngnndg visiting friends. City. S
lam ennedy has had his -
rel colt broken so that: he can «“73: u
by trolley cars down to Norwalk.
with)?“ Folsom, of New York and
cry of Wilton. w '
Wilton ‘fgr a few (lasts. as a Visitor in A
e mun team will pin the o -
321k C. A. club. next Sundayy, 011’an
am Field. It is hoped the day will
be another like lsst Sunday. A much
larger crowd is expected.
The Wiltou A. Club is a thing of
the present as well as the titans.
:1th are playing professionally, and
0 are prepared to meet any team
ikghdfitnte of Connecticut
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til}; grows older the stronger it is get:
, B. Pleasants,-snd wife from A
ha. Neb.. are on their loam, 1103136
to the, East. and are visiting the
grooms father Ind mother. On
return trip, which-.wili he in s
l 'rcitios hag b or gamut“ the
, . o
, like fizzth? Wesmm “a. I“;
.1“! morn m tor 1 lugs-m“ “a
'. .333!!! 3-1911th coma:
* M.’ .
ing their best stultsbn fire float
account of the association .me -
ing. on Wednesday. 9t
ture show has been
dangerous. I
A meetings: the batten are depart-
ment was to have been held last even-
ing but an adjournment was voted un- .
til mext Monday evening. At that'
time estimates for the proposed new
are apparatus will be considered and
a decision made as, to the type of ma-
chines which will probably be pur-
chased tor the department. As yet
the, board of finance has not voted the
town‘s immanent, but, inasmuch
as 113m are to bear l lOrfl
share of the expense, there can be no
doubt as to the outcome.-
Darien had its first taste of the new
trolley fares Monday and there is a
unanimous chorus of disapproval. The
discrimination of the nu rates
against the rural public, which is ab-
solutely dependent noon. the carsL in
favor 017th. eitypoople who may well:
if they please. is so slams that the
public is indignant. While a seven-
cent fare carries the city ism all
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the was in :the 'Nosoton
people must seven ' 5
for the short side "01:3 the tenure“;
the Norman moot. - 1! than: M
. -._ email is no
mile zones in the city and two mileiBennett.
__ is spending a week at the h t
the piano. pleased his bearer“ pro- her orne o
.- . grandparents, ’M . M
“Amen- mm P and rs. J, n,
by chomr John Place Frida 00-.
- . . y aftern f
Jackson; benefit of the poor of New Torch“;
The event was well attended and prov-
edssooialnswelissannnoialsuco
gantry at his home in East avenue.
. .lSuln‘lay. The day was 'deal 9 sth
one seemed arrived and bozgdogv‘iiros: gag“: birthday. All the little to“.
3:! Howard many
ose present were Alice ‘.
the moving pic- Sisio. Ruth Linda-en Earl“ 33%":
arranged for this R‘scoe, Rachel's], ' a
mid- Hutton, Alb Y -
.0. Fur ert it ood. Paul Schumann. ..
Twelve deeds were
office of Town Clerirfmpm‘m“1!§
last week, all,
other two were adm ’
I ”a: inistrators deeds,
ward avenue;
Beers to James J. H ford
lat and buildings, on :0 and wife. ’
lows:
aeroline E.
ry avenue; Geor e F."Boo‘il 'ld .
wife to Allen R. Bag-hum, bufld’lhg Pigs“
at Harvhi
As the Hi
:3 summit avenue: Gertrude
nude! 0 i If. lot
on Beiden avers: and building.
returned to East Haven. filler is fewf
days‘ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. Burt oocupiod, on Ems-
day, his, former pulpit, in the Norfleld
Congregational church,
Mrs. Charles Lockwood. of Hillside
street, who has been on the invalid
list since before and at the time of
the death of her husband, nearly two
Weeks ago, continues ill. with I nurse
yet in attendance,
NE W CANAAN
‘Mrs. George Selle-ck has returned
from a visit in Louisville, Ky.
Allan “'ood has been confined to
his home in Park Street with illness.
Miss mizabeth Krapowiez en yed
a few days' visit last week in Dan ury.
Miss May Lyons of East avenue has
been connm-d tohor home with ill-L
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hallet spent
Sunday with their parents in Smith;
Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘l-‘red Simmei of East
avenue entertained volcano am
New York. Sunday.
Mrs. ‘Alfred Knapp is éntcs'taininzp
relatives from New York. at but home
in last avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes of New
x011 spent Sunday at. the home of
Mrs. C. J Graft in East avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Pslmer and tour
ily spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Meade. (River street.
Mrs. R. C. King has rota-nod to her
home in St John Place. after spend-
ing a week at York Harbor. 'Maine
Miss Wilma florist of the W
Hospital. is spending a for days at
the home of her parents in East Ave.
Miss Edith Barrow mat the ”CI.
endat the homeothuparenmnr.
and ‘Mrs. C. W. martow in Eon Ave.
Mr. Millam ‘ Tittle of Richmnd
Hill was the week—end guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Chariot Frank. in ”OF
walk.
The Master Mason a? VII ml?
ferred on three candid ei‘ 'M' run-
many Lodge. F. I; A. M. M
evenin .
Mr. grid Mrs: ‘P , HQ‘“ ’30th
Event Sundn‘ at t m d! ”1'. “a
Mrs. .r-w'“ J- Kflly II Harrison sve-
“Z't'lse insists benign- or Stamford
r.
laugh.
A Children's fair was held in St.
Master Howard Gran was tendered
inst.. in honor of his
pleasant afternoon. and wish-
rsturns of the day.
John O“ Donald
Butt. AM King
nd Howard Graft. '
REAL asters 3'th
mith, during the first three days of
with but two dice
one. being warrantee deeds. Tb:
Estate of Nelson [moon t slim
launder, lot and buildings, gncleifood“
and estate of'Louis B.
I dream. ‘
The warrantee deeds are as fol-
AmlandMarnx-etlcuv, to
Besupaine. lot. on ood-
Beach; 10h H. Light to
chael Counter, dot and buildings at
session
ti
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DAILY. FOR SMALL Loss or MERCHANDISE, ;
TO'BE CLOSED OUT THIS WEEK. REGARD—
LESS 0F COST 0R VALUE. - , . .
F‘i‘ederick W, Gorham to 0th 11’.
Barns, building lot on Educ svenls‘
Gem-go S. Grumman to Net ’
human, lot at . tie E:
r“ N. Philcox
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Edison Manda Lamps will light your home more brlcl‘lt7y._.."‘°n
officicMIy and with much less cost, If you use Masons. there will
he no more dark, dingy corners inyour home. A Good Liar: makes
a more cheerful and up-to—dsto home. Let us show ,0.) Our new
shock of MI.
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