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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 20, 1920 · page 4

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..o et Raymond is still ill’st
"r Raymond salsa.

 

‘1 'tli‘lse . 1 shipping sssra
‘ . . 'Poiutaislt and has in-
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Sherman Hoyt and family'who

1. beautiful summer homo cslled

‘ J . . re." at Contenfinent island.

. ' . ’emumed to New York city to
‘ ‘ “ l- - the winter.

 

. and Mrs. Harry Wallenstein.
_, surprised their friends recently
‘announcing their marriage. are.
tor the present with Mr.

llenstein's family in Raymond

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:Civlc Association of Rowdywn
{onday evening in the Rowayton
‘ fwmpany house. , several in-
7t improvements for the village
'vscussed and pinned. of which

'3. _ _‘}ple will hear further in a for
23;}; _ .
. . (j; ws Olive \Vr‘lght. who has been on

in vaudeville. was forced to re-
.10 her home here in me ave-
on Saturdsy basin” of a severe
t‘vwhic'h affected her voice so badly
t it necessitated the cancelling of
eral engagements.
, . __
. Joseph Williamson has resumed his
at the United State; Shipping
. after enjoyingr s taro weeks' vs-
. m. which he spent .iwcornnsnied
by his mother. Mm Lewis E. i’srk'er.
{1in York and New Jersey with
relatives and friends.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

J. mince Lewis has resigned his
posltloh with the IT. S. Shipping hoard
. , adaptis was in the employ ‘of the

m at the Wilson Point plant for

- up there. which work was com-
}.nd his labors ended on Octo-

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Dutch-sought msekerei. which
. . . -. rust month have been nought
.. .5 “animate numbers along the shore

. . und. have this year decided

into the locsl harbor. where

'e been caught for the last few
the fishermen alarm the

 

{is said that news travels. unplesssut erpeflence.

‘10s: slurs

- the river the automobiles were

Nutting bss resmed hh

 

the hall buss-“silt Q.

next any the ass!- "as“
both sides of the river While sq“
former White bridco st the hood. ) _

gm deep while their oo'cupsnts aid

their loci. Ono locsl msn M
Rhee sad it. half bushels ln‘three Clio.

With this seems like s. fish It“,
assess-e sever-s] sbsolutely heldL
folks here who sctuslly ssw the an.
m. little herring found in air:
water slow the sham seem to
the mackerel now better thsn the use
dines/and dough 01st heretofore hove
sppessed their sputtte.
fl .
Hrs. Gauge W. liaisons and Mrs. 'l.
H. Kigglns represented the Ever-
’Res.dy Circle of Kilfs Daughters it
the annual convention held st the
Washington 'Pprk Imodist church “In
Bridgeport last week. The president.
Mrs. Earl P. Thomas snd Mi. Holy
Hart attended the My session.

Mrs. Leo Davis will be present .3
the home of Mrs. W. F. Ambler. to-
mow afternoon. at 2:30 o'clock m
Win the ballot to the women of
Rowayton who are All cordislly in”.
ted to be present. A. F. Campbell 0!
Bridgeport will deliver an sddress. the
theme being ”The-League of Nation"
and the candidates on the Republican
ticket. This is s neighborhood M-
ei-insr such as is being held in other
sectiolls of the city snd it is hoped
that there will be a large sttendsnce.

“

George A. Wright. in. of Craw sve-
nue. considers that he is one of .the
most tsrtmte men I: these l'nited
Runes if not the whole world. “'bile
picking apples in the ysrd his
home on Monday sfternoon . the
limb on which be was stsnding broke.
letting him fall a distance of 25 hot
to the ground. with the limb. whidi
was of considerable size but prob“!!!
dean-ed inside. on top of him. lb.
Wright was knocked unconscious:
The calls of Mrs. Wright brought help
and Mr. “night was carried into tin
home. Dr. H. C. Blister wss oslsd
and was down in s for minutes. IE
tnsde an mull-stun sad found».
bones were broken. but that Kr.
{Wright was ten-lily bruised. Tm
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he issble to move somewhat. sl-
,though he is still suffering from hi
.fall. The physio” in sttendssee
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j ed in the reorganization; v
“Abe-ones which faced It!
‘ \wlnter in the baseball -'
The five clubs not in ‘
. merit today were " 'L':
5 the meeting: yes’l'w
'8ttended were: ' '
Charles H. Sto
‘1ch .for the
club: Barney Dr
burgh National ,
,. W. Grant, Ros!
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"Milled his dates. as do; nuts.»
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