sis warm
r , . i. W ,
t who. young "sun’s. Nguyen
---== 4L 3‘.
. e,flh's.rBlanehe Gates, of ‘
ewes 's Visitor at Calf Pasture Beast
yesterday.
i‘ Amoonlight sail will be held tomor-
m evening ahead the powerboat
Crescent. under the management of
lifted Canevari and Arthur Casey.
fl. .
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lockwood and
daughter. Miss Grace Lockwood, of
silent street, let: yesterday :nor can sau-
’ tomobile 'trip “to Springfield, "Mass. ‘
Miss Gussie Billenstein of First
street. resumed her iduties at the Al-
tred Fox Piano Seompcny “this morn"
ing.
3rWork on the dam at the EastiNor-
talk Millpond has about amend its
conclusion and about the middle of the "P0“ fimd- after “Wing spent sev-
the week it is expected that the work
will be .finished. '
Mrs. Esther Overton and daughter
have returned to their home in Port
‘flellerson. L. 1., after a few days visit
r'flhher sister, ‘Mrs. W. Wheeler of
’ Osborne avenue, East Nolwalk.
l The houseboat-Kent which has been
i moored for the past several days at
' the Harris & Gals deck. left the har-
. bor yesterday afternoon. It had been
: 'here to take on supplies of provisions
and .fuel.
A very amusing poem by Florence
Belle. (Mrs. Oscar "Anderson, of Hen-
drick avenue), appears in the Septem-
ber number of Power Boating. it is
illustrated with a number of amusing
sketches by Ira Schuldt.
’p-E——.' "' . ‘
Howard Doland, of 13 Seaview ave-
.nme, .turned over to the police a pock-
etbook that he had found on Washing- '
ton street, The article was later
llaimed by a colored woman who had
lost it.
Carpenters working on a building
. near the East avenue M. E, church dur-
ing the time that services were going
on, weregpmplained of to the police,
who requested the .men to cease their
work, which was done.
ROWAYTON
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!
nesting. who Association 1.4.4....” the church extinct; take our
working to secure lights on tour property addition 01’ lit-m :1
streets. so that it will be possible to «tilt of its creditors.
w walk at night without danger to life .1,
9; limb. At present time it 1%; _; ' .
.trom safe tor'»~snali,w__ ._ Wm? . W
to .go out at..nahtrwusfis~mi t
rs: “M“ ”1:. Win-m . .
l t 5" -. ' l7. ' .aj '
easy nothing of other dangers. “A end Richardé. 1 an 8:130“! Hill, has
the meeting. join the Association, and purchased i er K- P
make Rowsyton what it should be—' Raymond Young of Doylestown,- a.,
the best part of the city of ‘Norwalk is visiting his brother, Earl Young.
to live in. . ! Frank Pitch and family or Good Hill
lhava visited relatives in Tsrrytown,
‘ N. Y.
’ pm I Miss Louise LeGai of New Your is
, .
‘the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cobb
of Hillside street.
St' Luke’s Church. Noroton, ‘5 p lan- Mrs. Thomas W. Treadwell has en-
“mg for a. fair in Septemberanwhéell; tertained for several days, her sister.
will include 8;.sale 0 ca e t. Mrs. Fitch, of Norwalk.
door childrens play. . Miss Janet Wilson has returned to
. . Orange N. J.. after a visit w tn ner
Mrs William Hines and her chil ,
' ‘ ' . r. an Mrs. John Wilson or
dren have returned to their home on Emma“? d
Alphonso Coley of Nutley. N. J., has
eral weeks visiting Mm. Hines‘ par-
cuts in Al“ ' nephew, James Coley, and iamily, of
George F. Otto oi the Post Road the Lower Parish.
has left with a party of friends for a Miss Mary .Wendell, formerly or
six weeks' hunting trip in Northern Weston ha. spent several days with‘
Canada. They hope to has 80me 9811- Mr. and Mrs. John Williams at their
bull and other big game. Lyon's 'Piain home.
1 Francis Coley of Greenville. a form-
l William R. Steinmetz who removed er Weston boy, has visited his broth.
from this town to Greenwich a couple er, David Coley, and his aunt, inns
or dare arc. is the architect or the Louise Coley oi the Lower Parish.
Jewish Academy which is being erect- Mr. and Mm_ Prank Bennett of N015"
ed on upper Gracia. street at a cost of field have been entertaining their sis-i
about $100,000. tenln-law, Mrs. Perry Haynes of ,
Hagerstown. Md. and their aunt, ’Mies ,
Work has begun on the 350.000 Helen Connelly of New London. l
swimming pool. which Dr. John A. inmates at the bowel- Parish resi-
Harris is to have installed at his beau. dence of Mr. and Mrs. \Vllliam 1.,
tiful place on the end of Long Neck Sherwood were badly .haken up and
Point. The pool is to h: or consre‘i‘eT. frightened when the house was
covered with Much since at ltaliau struck by lightning and considerably
marble. It is to be 30xllo feet, and damaged during a recent shower.
supplied with salt water pumped in
from the Sound. CARROLL FIRES
The CommuniF-li—lo'tionul’ictgzes 3.: AT A FLEEING
gflnsted‘ngelknolllenégghirlg aat???ismwlll ‘ AUTOMOBHJST ;
hiitfifiiii,’ éfidwimgiimmifiy°§$i (”Witt-t m» i
tures 0f the better and cleaner kind. ‘ _ . .
Charles Ray in “String Beans," will :teopagfii‘f'femrked. “Stop or Ill;
aprovide five reels or pure. fun. telling - i
the story 0: the country lmy, who be- SOdlamayer drove ahead and turnedl
came reporter, editor and exposer of down Franklin street. Here the Van-l:
fake. mlditio there will be a reel Derblg car again came slonsside 11143
of tir‘avefln picture:- and 'nnother of in- Carroll said another httoinpt was:
dustrial nl('llll'(".", made '0 ditch it. As the cars turned;
' . into Monroe street And passed Def,
R‘. L. Hilliard. formerly in charge or neath the bridge, Carroll tired and that
the A. & P. stdre in Stamford is t\'n- Sedlameyer car turned up the incline
Miss F'lorina Hall. or Logan Street,'lp0101‘ily in charge in who nm-ien more to‘tho east-bound station and stoppedi,
'ls the guest of relatives in New Ha.
'On Railroad avenue, until a permanent He was then placed under arrest."
ven. ;wmvmlmanager is found to take the place of by Carroll, who was accompanied byl’
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowland. of
Logan street, spent the week-end at,
Eaton’s Neck. Long island. ; !
.wagons, but for several months has ination. he repented it substantially§
Charles W‘. Bell. of 'Rmyton ave-
nue is enjoying a two weeks’ visit.
with relatives in the Berkshires. ,The Van Sicklen boys have secured a 60 miles“! hour.
James A. Farrell’s yacht Calumet is
to leave for the east on Wednesday of
merit week fer a cruise of three weeks.
J. B. Raymond. who has been spend-'
ing the summer at Chatham, N. Y.,'
is spending m time at his home.
in Highland avenue. i
Mr. and Mrs. Genres LanDhfle have
ireturned to their home in Hartford.
:ii‘i‘ter spending several days with rels-.
dives in the village.
“Miss Eleanor Hall has resigned her
monitor: in the ~Woolworth store in
.Bouth Norwaik. andis enjoying a va-
acatiOn at her home here.
‘Mrs. Harry Oakes has returned
irom the Norwalk Hospital to her.
home in Logan street, where she is
recovering from the effects of In alter-l
ation .
The Miss Anna-and Maylah Scolieldl
ol‘ Highland avenue. have returned
from a trip to Chicago. where they
“were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Fred-
erick Stabell.
le
Mrs. Harold R ~gles_ has been viswfiay that not one member of the school of trollb -
lung her brother?" Lieutenant Russell'wm let the opportunity "pass by. The In the car with
Thomes, .in Mayton avenue. for:
several weeks, will Shortly return to‘
Old iPolnt Comfort. Wirghia.
Captain Dame Morroll, who is now a'hfl" t0 P880h Lake. at 11 I.m. there AGAIN WALmG _
'with Captain Charles Anderson on the’
fishing boat Tram. with headquarters"!
at Port Jefferson, .paid a flying “a“:marathon-rsce'ior boys from 12 to 16
years old. and a modified marathon CO! from Page One)
:32me home in Rowayton. on Engines for girls of the same age, an ‘ tinned“.-
‘8.”‘3. Shipping hoard at Wilson's
1’ int. left Sunday for East: Hampton.‘
fuses" where he will take up new dnr‘
ties with the National Survey com-i
:PfllY- I Noroton Heights people oecosionally
_ 1 nd and nut Rivermu'
[wonder what disposition is to helmade €033,352: of the almost unprecedent-
.ot the clitllilrchf etrtected on Noroton ave ed 101-0! amntl‘flic duringvthe
nue, sou ' ' ‘ ’ -'
have returned-from on extended trinl 0 e Heights railroad early "lab hours. the Brooklyn. ”an
Mrs. Harvey 'Ackhart and Miss H.
8. Young of the ‘Rowayton section
which included Buffalo, Niagara Falls
‘lDetroit, .Toledo. Toronto, Montreal
(Quebec. Lake Champlain and Lake
iGerge. —
Yachting parties who have been in
:the custom of gathering large quantlr
Me: of blackberries on Eaton's and
,Ws Necks on Long Island each
s’lifimer. have been disappointed this
berry to beloind. It is understood
fit the .pevere winter killed the
Ibushels. ' '_ - sit: -t~, 1," 4st... '
u ‘
u
" The black yacht marital-lad. hank: wwhensloa regarding the possibilii
LII-0m New Jersey. has been tied up
rthe Norwslk Yacht club for the past
week dueio amisiortune while on the
:crnise. -. A check‘opened h.&e casts:
:ot the engine otthesboat. .It was vul-
lcsnlzed at momentum Nash Eli-finders were supplied
.ixineerins mumatzhsehsmfi
renew in another ’plsee, necessitating; “mid-1.07911! at theselflnistsinatga i
mushae scandal-e. This time
dawns taken to Newfork tor mimewy. but its-its l
m “erudite“ worms“!
.‘obstacle race, a one~legged race, a lieve m “mum, , 3
George A. Wood, who resigned his=
lining and nautical races will follow ». assembled attest of sev-
position as rimming Csent at themntil 1, when lunch will he served. 4:5; $123., cm. carrying wpmlv
I
inearly a year. Thelorganiaation was
t
busses.‘wlyods. .cars Ind all:
5““ Th“ '33 ‘1 succe‘mfl-m “0‘"- cabs tried‘td‘flght their way'into the
{gags charactervmto a church orgal
on. '
iésson in that there was hot a black"
.that another church society was no
lArthur Mugnon. who was recently VanDerbig. inspector Kropp and Code
promoted to the management of the [my Waters,
store at Dnyville, near Putnam. This morning the story was told in:
Darlen. “'hll‘ll once had two lunch court. by Carroll, and, on cross-enm-
had none is about to have. its as above. The speed claimed for the
needs in that ""9 again supplied. . Sedlameyer car was, at times. dose to
wagon, which they have installed in VanDerblg. Kropp and Waters core
the vacant lot next to the Darius Tire roborsted Carroll.
Company's beadquelters. They are Bedlam!“ took the stand and re-
painting the wagon and will soon have pelted th.oonversulon-givon above,
it open for business. and sald’thllt‘he did not‘hiastrhuiet his
yum er oflieer and & Cur
The following men hive been listed m" had ‘30:,“ tohi’s '1”, answa‘
‘°’ 1“” 939T“ Afg’r’mf, $33“? that she was also! and “m h‘ “'4'
year: Fr er ek ec . am I , mm m
Ashton, Theodore w. Austin, Edgar Ef‘dgfigzyu‘? ' “"mm' '
T. Bates. Elbert ll. Bates, Nelson ' th rather an
Bouton, Clarence Clock. Albel ‘Danxe. “2‘11“”..girg3gmuwm,“ as
William E. Ashton, Theodore W. Aus then mm by the .09. $010.! the
ten, Edgar T. Bates, Elbert C. Bales. he "led to
Nelson Bouton, Clarence Clock. Abel Mmorkmhgmimm‘;mn
Dance, “'illism Dugdale, John A. Fair. fierce
slowed down to
banks, R. boo Gillette. George E. be said 13:1“;th m time. ml
Green, Frederick H. Hart, Frederick 38-“ it. 86 gim.‘&‘w_ lie has
H. Lyon Charla. Miflspangll. John H. never 0""
Oberlander. George Punzett. it. H. driven ‘ c“ m“ 15 ”"1 “d h m "- ‘
Raymond. M. A. Shaw. Fred w. Took. pertmtlr-‘fl- m",
in this
er, Everett 'l'yler- Burr B. Warner and Recess was taken on issue ,3“,
James H. Webb. ‘ “0"“ “hmfi'pl’lm'nn “ y
Members of the Congngatlooalrsun- Bedlameyer, will put the rest of his
day school are looking forward to some “”95"“ °"-
he tone at the chief witness
thing unusual in the way of anionic From i seem
this year. it is to be of the old fash- ior the State. Carroll. it would
it
ioned sort, but with all up—to-date in as if he were quite ?::htyh:thoi‘3 2L
movements. instead of a'trolley ride ability as “ driven] anner
to some amusement resort. which is sented it in a \erbs 113mm b; in case
accessible any day. so it is safe to at his uniform to get
Sedlamefll‘ 1"“ 3"
start willbesnsde at 9 am. from the wife were Mr. and Ml: Paul 3“”
Center School, where automobiles will wald, of South Norwa .
be ready, so much better than were
trolleys. After a ride of art-hour and. THOUE-ANDS ARE
will b ea potato race for small boys.
a peanut me for the little girls, ai IN NEW YORK
dwarf raCe and a Kiddie Kamp. Swlm- Commissioner“ “mu-m
tugrof-war and three ball games, one 000 assert ers at a single
for'boy. I. one for-"girls and another for gritfly'rl‘lg' l‘arépwas fl‘ve cents.
married or lhglezmen. I Six steamboats and two of the city‘s
police boats carried (passengers imm‘
station, about seven years ago. No
v‘ h d es over
”MC” have been held there‘for button and Villllams urg Bri g
Mares. .
31:21:“de th file" mission in whim “Eggs otvcontnsien wereeosotsdat-
. e so r inmates of Fitch's . d i'
Home were interested about ten years the bridgeheads, where thousan s o
ishing venture, but some of those in;’ - “hem
iterested in it began to advocate changi procession toward M .
‘ The pastors of the churche 3 " . "
then Organisedin the town proteste; ; ave 3 ' _ ' 8F: I
needed in Dorian, but thelpromoters “‘9'". “i ”a.” ' F
of the venture persisted in trying in . 919° = .
carry out their;olans', tinder g mist 3 Ihollld botshn 'slnsp :2
wise fieid'nd not knowing
the
1 attitude which had been taken by the -
.elder' esuthe new organisation .
, so“
was recoxnized by the Method ;
Quaint—it denomination, by {“33 .
for several 7 _‘
Jeers. Under the sell-sacrificing of; ’3
I 'r on ’33., do not
his to see-thalxmwmflii! aawwukfimnyhsve Service. to receive
Inhale will. ‘ genitive
'1
leit town after a visit with his"
a! ., a. I 1.”
seems ,5, STEVENS .2 Jossmaesmrmw
"E, have to come
3 in person to
" this Bank of
courts one and intel-
ligent attention —
distance. malls by
the . seine prompt
civility . as if we
were talking: with
you ’iace to face.
The Bank will always be “at your elbow" when
won wanteit.
Do not hesitate. We are here to serve.
What is worth doing at all is worth doing Well
Our duty—as we see it—is to serve.
TheéflityvNational Bank
“makings, Hardware and Auto Supplies'
PEONB 340 ml DELIVERY
all
-_ -~,.._~ -....._ ‘ .-.....
.mstrsp and trimming tor dainty linger-lapink,
lwhitssadalns.
llamw, twmtone, pleat-edge ribbon, light, medium and
shtvtfl’liu .
Widthsferhsirbows. asheahsgssndvutsmrasiam,
moire; satin and Meta.
mm.
.. lawn-i
BBOCKWAY *AN D VIM TRUCKS
‘Tircs—Accessohies—Tydol Gasoline
mm M. ‘WRIGHT
“WAD AVENUE
. no. Man—“wads...“ .nh...
.
ll. MALLE'I'IZE
Warren co.
Wfllothing
‘ For Boys and. Girl?“
eit’fifitore ;
WestrW‘St" So. Norwalk
Win-vise Between low {errand
m 'DMLROI m
mm In lilting ALW-
bison; padded vans (as m vat.
Islam ”Concordstnset. mm an.“
NewYorkOilierOl Wmmmmw ‘
”- Mme. launch:
l—som realism mamas
CORSETIE
T
..._._ 0h J, W. aha represent-1..
omits
REAND
M’ is f I
Wu_,—-W W
the East River were‘made one wart
wr
7H: ‘FA-MILY DlNNER
does not require as an elaborate
a menu as when guests are en
tcmined but good housekeepers
demand food just as good. They
? find that this market WI" sup
ply small orders with the same
satisfaction as is given to larger
ones. The quality of our mats
and poultry is always kept to the
. highest point of excellence and
the value of our set-Vice is
thoroughly appreciated by our
steady customers who like a
generous table.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
RAILROAD avgNUE
k We
AW handler of 8-oiece
thallium Sets. consisting
of teakettle. coffee percola-
‘ tor. double boiler. .2-at. cov-
thurch made Draw“. {8
ities were slway
‘7m:mw.r"M‘lhO-Mtt ' tn." ’t
ml _ , - '6 .
4., .
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