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At the conclusion of the Third.
“7am Republican caucus held Thurs-
day evening in Community Hall, the
East Norwalk aelmuican Club was
called to order by the club president,
Philip H. Fielding, who it a few well
chosen remarks. outlined the werk
tor the fall campaign. This organiza-
tion has plans. which when carried
out this fall, will make this club one
If the leading mlitical and social or-
aniloths in this section at them
he membership no?! numbers over
wo hundred. and it is planed this
.all to have all East Norwalk Repu'o
licans enrolled. The plans also call
for a large membership at East flor-
walk lady Republicans, Next meeting
of the club will be September 10, at
which time things will be let oil with
a hang, and the acute camps-its will
be launched. Permanent quarters
will be located in East Norwalk. The
officers elected to serve one yea.
were: President, Philip H. Fielding:
vice-president, Dr. Franklin Brown:
secretary, Everett h Pierce; treasur-
er, D, Burr Beach. -
l.-P. Dunne of East Washington
street was a visitor out of town yes-
terday on business.
W. F. Lang of Fortstreet was a vis
itos in New Rochelle yesterday, with
relatives.
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The choral union of the ‘East Ave-
nne M. '3. church will meet as usual
tonight. if?! 5
Rev. E. L Marshnd will be in
charge of the services of the East
avenue M. E. church tomorrow at both
services. .9. l
Charles McGovern was one of the
East Nor-walk residents to go to New
Haven and hear Govemor Jana L.
Cos speak there.
William Kimmich of Cottage street
and Miss Katherine Thieme of Sound
View terrace are to be married this
afternoon at St. Peter's church on
Cedar street.
Final preparations are being made
forthemoonllghtsailtobehddll
neat Tuesday night by Fl‘red Canaan!
and Arthur Casey aboard the power
boat Crescent.
The Young Men's Community Club
wll hold their regular meeting neat
Tuesday evening at Community Hall
when plans for further activities will
be discussed.
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Work on the painting of the iron
wck of the two wings of the Wash-
ington street bridge is going on
studily, the wings nearest the mouth
of the harbor having received their
iniial coating of'white paint.
East Nowell: men who wore em.
played at the Norton: Tia. & Rubber
Cmpany in the Card tire department,
have received word that a partial re.
eruption of businessswill take place
on Monday at the plaudn the cord
tire department. l
When the next meeting a: the East
Nmaik Republican ‘eiwb is soled.
which will be about September 10. all
“5‘” who bore Republican loan“.
will be invited to attend the meeting
and join in membership am: the club.
They will then. choose from their
number one to fill the once of second.
vice president.
two members of each 0 {the sub.
committees from their ranks. The
8090th of the other members of
these subcommittees. which will be
done _by the ”Mt. Philip 3. Field.
ins. ls bet-ohm on until this mess-
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and will also choose ’
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mjpublic schouib! will! on"
day, mm. 7.
with relatives in Greenwich.»
Lake Waccahuc with friends.
The fall term of the Community
School will begin Monday, Oct. 4.
Charles Bradley has
Chevrelot touring
Pratt. . a a“
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Miss
Vermont.
Dr. B. H. Keeler and family have re-
Waccabac. 4‘, 7";
Plains was a recent visitor at her
home in Harrison street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dixon spent
tlse last two weeks on a motor trip
to the White Mountains.
George Purdy and Warren Rutledge
ale spending two weeks' vacation in
New Hampshire and Maine.
‘Hiss Margaret Bishop is visiting for
a few weeks with her aunt. “Mrs. John
L. Woodcock. at Bedford Hills.
:Miss Nellie Bur-rte and brother
George. of Jersey City, are visiting
with Mrs. Kitchen of Richmond Hill.
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né members of lSt. Paul's W
School. Lewisboro. had their annual
picnic at Rolon Point. Wednesday.
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The annual meeting of the Board
of Finance will be. held is the Select-
sum’s oflice. Tuesday Sept. 7.at8p.m.
Dr. R. L rWhite will take part in
the Danbury horse-races He has two
he horses working out at the fair
grounds.
Miss Lorena Taylor is touring
through a portion of Canada, with Mr.
and Iers. James E. Brinckerhoff and
finally of Stamford.
Mrs. Stephen Bishop has returned
home. attes- spaudlng some time visit-
hm relatives and friends at Katonah
and Redford.
Hrs. William Smith and Mrs. GeorZe
McKendrick of New: Haven spent the
week-end wilh Mrs. Gregonv, Mlllport
avenue.
The New England Arteaisn Well
and Water Supply Co. is drilling a.
well on the premises of Mrs. Robert
Blondel. Selleck‘s Corners.
The fourth annual exhibit of the,
Children's Garden Club will be held
m the Town Hall WE. Thursday.
Sept 2, from 3 to 5p. m. ‘
A unique sort of an affair called the
“Jamboree." will take plane at the
New Canaan Country Club. on the ev-
ening of Saturday, Sep.. 4.
Supt. H. W. Sane and family. who
have been spending a vacation at Gil-
mton. 'N. H.. are expected home
about the middle of next week.
firs. v. L. Bean. and Mrs. Howard
ll. B09. and mister ass endnxiu
a ten days' visit with ‘Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hosea at Wdiaston. Mass.
Mrs. J. E. Benin and. son. fionald.
and MortOn Bolton, who have been
spending the past week at “infant-
tle," nil-field Beach, have rem.
Anna M.. wife of James Grimn. died
Saturday. at bar home in Seminary
street. aged 27 years. The remains
C. W. Broggy of Darlen, and Mrs.
Scott of Tokeneke, werel
y winners at the Sound Beachf
Carnival, held than recall).
e ad m Neuendorfl have
sold Their property located on Roway-%
to. avenue. 39.10011. to Mrs. Emma
Balcom of Stanton.
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Franklin T. Clever-icy who has been
vldtlng with fir. and Mrs. A. E..
Crockett at Camp Mardotkit. Lake oft
Bays, Scott We. Ontario, left
there yesterday for a visit with these
same relatives in their rltsburgh
home. ;
Bliss Sarah m announced-
hes engagement to Alfred Andersou'
ofNewYor-kcityatapastyather
home last emahg, Which was attend-
ed by about 50 of the friends of Miss
Bredenburgh. No date has been set,
for the wedding. m was enjoy-1
ed at the affair last evening and re-
!rahments were served. The an-
nouncem one mom a a sur-
pase and Miss Bredenburgh received.
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congratulations of her many
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Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church services, Rev. George A. Baird.‘
minimum—Sunday m worship
at 10:30. Sermon subject: "The Mod-
el of W! Sunday school
session will we at 11:50 a. I.
Sunday um worship at 3:30. The.
sermon wil be presented fiy lie in. ,
Louis E. Shaifner, pastor. the Dam.
ien Methodist chuni- monthly
oiiieial board months win he held
Monday evening at 7 :45. The prayer
meeting will be bold Maven-
ing at 7:45. Topic for the'senice:
"Awreciation."
At the We In“ M.
The Sound View Church, Rev. ms
8. Clark, psusr. Innis. wor—
ship. m 29, basins at 10:19. with
pastor. Subject; “A
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were taken to Seymour for inter-mint.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Turner of
Main street. shoelace the engagement
of their daughter. Jessie R. Turner.
to Edward S. Noble of Forest street.
A Dunocratlc cantata to elect dele
gates to the State. Congressional, Sen-
atorial and Probate conventions will
be held in the Team Hall. Monday.
An, 30. 8 p. m.
Miss Marjorie boat of Railroad ave-
nuehaatakenapooitiouustenogra-
pber in the Stanford branch once of
Milton 8: Helm 00.. broilers. She will
[wort for duty Monday.
,Tea will be served at the Country
Club 'Monday, Sept 4. ‘This will be
be held Saturday evening. Sept. 11.
Stephen Pirone and finally
visited with Patsy
to. his sister. brother and family.
recently some in. ltsiy, at the home
'0! Patsy‘a uncle. in Springdale. due
in; he past week.
James T. Kelley broke a small bone
in his ankle while playing ball with
the Daylighters at the South avenue
grounds. Friday evening. The injury
prevented “Red" playing ”Marin
the Bethel game.
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Parents wishing lousend'thelr child-
to the Stamford w aschool must
”I 320 to E. B. Lawrence. town
taunts-er, not later than Boot. i, to:
it ,3 "thcutilx Attorney Salvatore P. Genoa:-
obtafn railroad tickets.
mated that about 19 pupils will at
tad. - Jthldmmwpmawmmt‘
George Bolton of South Main street,
rut! Mr. and Mrs. W50. :8me of
Summer finest. Stunted. motored
Saturday to New Mn. when
“minis Byinzton’ has been spending
m. The rem-7 tap
7 Sunday m# the home
parents. so. and Mrs. Jesuit
It We;
Miss Margaret nun-town: Sundry
Miss Mary Hogan spent Sunday at'W‘O‘m‘S ‘0 $1.0"7-5°-
, ”on,“ ‘ziven 1n the town hall on Triday af-
ca, 50m Hmalernoon and evening, soptember 3, mt
Viola Bolton has retm'ned‘t’huaiusuc 0"? the “if“ do“.
home from a visit with her cousin. in.
turned from a vacation spent at Lake .George W. Duryea, C. G. Mailer. can.
’Miss Adelaide Bishop of White.Behre,
Rev. John F. Moore of St.
church is mam-tum.“
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Mrs. John Weeks is: We!
$10 to the park fund. which now
The embank.
meat wall at the dam and entrance to
the park will soon be started.
Everything is progressing nne‘ly for
the euchre and dance party to be
Vder the auspices 0! St. Aloysius
‘Society. A great many are very en-
At the
: the town
2 following
the
Republican caucus held in
hall Thursday evening, the
were elected delegates to
various conventions: State.
greasional. Edward 8. Lawrence, th.
hum B. Simon. Senatorial, John H.
George 8. Bolton. Probate.
Brant. There were 22 votes cast.
During the past week, the special
sewer committee appointed at the ad-
journed borough meeting held July 27,
Warden Simon, A. H. Raymond, W.
s. Raymond, L. P. Mimosa. Wil-
liam Harry and Fred J. Wolfel, met in l
the town hall and considered the
plans and report. of the syeeial sewer
work as laid out by Engineer 0. Der.
ett Hill. it has been learned that this
committee is not all of one mind:
that several are in favor of giving up
the proposed work on to. sewer; and
to devote attention to the matter of
drainage, chh in their opiuiouweuid
be of more benefit than .u or what 1
they call red tape stsii' W in
the lengthy report or the engineer.
Others of the committee are of a an.
ferent mind. They think the plan laid
out by Engineer Hill is right, and
that work should be commenced at
once. Anyway. there have been con-
ferences and discussions that gay re
suit in some final action by the set
or. or the borough. lus- thio purpose.
there will be held a special and!”
(1 the votem of the borough Tuesday,
'Alflust 31, at s p. m.. in the toqu
ball, to bear the outings of the com-
mittee, and then take fiction.
O. U. A. M. OUTING.
Will Be Held Tomorrow, at Combo
Beach and Promises to lo a
.6: Occasion.
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ROGERS £6 STEVENS .
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Last night. at the regular meeting,
of the Llrtcoin Cone", No. 4. 0. U. A.‘
,M" there was an initiation of twonew
lmembers and a very important busi-r
ness meeting.
The final arrangements were made
[for the bit field day and cutting. to be
iconducted at Compo Beach. Sunday,
.Aua. 29th. 1920. Care will leave Rail-
road aremus, South Nor-walk. near
Washington street railroad bridge. at
9:30 a. In. Sunday mm. it is to
be one of the greatest and enjoyable
outings of its kind ever undertaken
by the 0. U. A. M. of this State.
.Beoause several Councils Iran our
neighboring cities will be largely rep- '
resented ,the cars are expected to ar-
rive at Nor-walk about 9:40 a. m.. tak:
,lng on all the Nor-walk members and
ltbeir families who desire to no. Be
sure and be at the Boston Store at
9:40 a. on. because car will not wait.
l The tables will be very My
.ssd carefully arranged to please all
,who come. The tables wfll be a“.
ed in an ideal place (or II
among the shady trees and
{melting places on the shore.
The day will be spout with
Jaymeat of all the sans and
typical of an ideal on“. M
be beautiful prizes 1.- all
given out for the m and
who win. ~
i There will also be a silver
cap. awarded to the victors a!
baseball series of the Stout-d. Ila-j
bury. New Clauaau. W afl
South Nor-walk Councils.
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Save and Secure safety. Clip ex-
South Norwalk, Conn.
MITCI'IELIr-CHAIMER
GRANT—MAXWELL
MAXWEIJ. ONE-HALF TON TRUCK
BIOCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS
Tires—Accessories—Tydoi Gasoline
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
E5 RAILROAD AVENUE
School ClOthing
For Boys and Girls at
T heChildren’s Store
West Washingiml St. So. Norwalk
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the moonllsht every seats: this
week practicing and m In
to confirm silver losing an.
The members of Llaoda Wt.
N0. 4. along with their undies. an
expected to honor: largely amt.-
'com. and odoy yourselves at on“
beach. mysel- fit-b and breth—
by the 0.17. Alum
MEN ”ADE am
. A complaint, made to the pita. last
night, by the moons larch .d
fleld,offlarborVi.'.uthe ‘
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the apprehension of James "Red” Me-
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drove around until they roasted Pine
Maud cemetery.
Here they made advances to the
two young women. who It! the car
and went to the Gulf gasoline station.
gather-oi tbsymadoaoooalalattotlej
ee.
The police picked up he [no poo-of
men and brought them tosether with
their acclaors to the ace of fins.
lo. where the young so...“ that
aaghst the men. The two as. soak
ogiaod and the incident ended.
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THE FAMILY DINNER
W Coed Just as only
fit! that thin market wull sup
ply as" overs with the .m-
satisfaction as is given to larger
ones. The quality of our meats
”open-y is always kept to the
highest point of excellence and
the soles of our serves as
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needy customers who like a
generous table.
CHARIOK’S MARKET
RAILRORU AVENUE
—OUR—
First Anniversary Sale
Of Corsets, Gloves, Breasiem,
Hosiery and Underwear is now
in progress. Come and be con-
“The Wormsmmomny'
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'SALE PRICE $10.
Special for Saturday
A build number of S-oiece
Alumina. Sets. consisting
of tea kettle. coflee parcel»
tor. double boiler. 2—0t. cov-
ered cooking kebfie. one and
two quart sauce pans. two
pie plates— 9“
Resuhr value. $15.00
Norwalk Chronicler