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“an and Porter's trunk.
Chem reached Africa after all
which chanced to be
«a of Myrtle street.
anisted win. a: E.
certainly gave a
our Ill-Sonar!
there. at the close of an earl-
“.per arranged and read by I as
m Kaorr native cocoanuts were
“- With mingled pleasure and
ml the party embarked for India.
“lottery was grand and except for
an .caflonal rought spot. the war
"Quite calm. India was reached at
.‘ Ind the delegation entered :1
:~ . . hoe-e to listen to the history
oar Mastery development among
the Indians. 11th- was very pleasing.
Win Hi- Anns Von Helmolt dur-
hg which native dates were passed by J
a m 8.1, of India. .
Pru- here the party went to Chills.
and at the borne of Mr. William But-
be. It. Clara Velsor read a very de-
lightfully arranged paper on the work
there. This was followed by serving
chop-alley which was eaten with chop-
sticks to the amusement of all.
The happy companv prepared for
u invasion into Japan next. and at
the home of Mr. (‘haries Kimfisll.
“organ avenue, were not disappoint-
ed when they found themselves sur-
rounded with everything that would
remind one or such a trip. Miss Hazel
Underwood dressed as a Japanese wo-
man served Japan tea. Mr. and Mrs.
Kimball gave vivid ilu-strations of
what was being done for their people.
flue—delighted delegation rejoiced to
learn that their next stop was to be
America and their joy was increased
when they discovered that kind friends
had made provision for their arrival
“home. by preparing ice cream to serve
on their arrival at the church. A de-.
lightful. interesting. and instructive
evening was thus spent.
Residents near (hit Pasture beach
are evinciax much interest in the go-
it-s on that took place there shortly
hstore lo o‘clock last night. Cries.
which however did not seen to be
cries for aid. were suddenly silenced
by a shot being fired. Several min—
utes later another shot was fired. No
trans of the person tiring the shot.
nor any signs of foul play could be
discovered by those who conducted
an investigation. The shots seemed
to come from the stretch of sand
dunes at the extreme edge of the
beach. Tracks of an automobile
werejeen leading to the beach and
W from it. but no trace of any hu-
man being could be discovered. The
police were not notified of the occur-
rence.
- .ROWA YTON
W. R'. Thompson is building a bun-
a-alow on the site of his former house
in Rowayton avenue which was burn-
ed some time ago.
Miss Mary P. Hackley. who is to re~
nib": shortly to Honesdaie. Pennsyl-
vanni’. is the guest of Miss Josephine
Jéssup, of Rowayton avenue.
Captain C. W. Hell and Dr. C. E.
Hackiey wish to state that there is
not the slightest truth in the rumor
that the former has sold some of his
shore front next to Dr. Hackiey's pro-
perty for a coal dock; in fact. he has
not sold it at all and does not intend
to.
Anpmximately 100 attended the
subscription dance held last evening
in the quarters of the Rowayton Hose
Company. when a delightful time was
had. ~ The Sterling orchestra furnish-
ed music for the affair. which was
SUCCt‘SSfl-ll both financially and social-
ly.
A fire drill was held at “’ilson Point
in the. yards of the Shipping Board
shortly before 10 o'clock last night.
the sir waking those who had gone
to bedgmrly. and scaring the rest or
the inhabitants within sound of the
same The fact that these drills are
held at most any time of night. pre-
ferably after everyone has gone to
Work ls almost completed on the-
flcw home of flurry Newrnann. at 10
Gregory boulevard. the trim and finalI
(caches remaining to be added.
Edward Terris and family. of New.
York city. have moved to 8 Gregory
Foulevard. in the house recently pur-1
chased by Archie Terris. Mr. Terris'
brother.
A number of young people attend-
ed a barn dance and surprise party5
at the home or Miss Dorothy How-
s-ll. 'l'l Cove avenue last evening.
Games. dancing and music made the
evening a pleasant one.
Members of the Woman's Alnllisry.
0‘ Christ church are meeting with
lira. Samuel “'. Kelley. Seaside.
Place. this afternoon. and are malt-l
in; plans for the annual birthday
party to be held by the Auxiliary in
the. near future.
Starting at 7'30 o'clock. (S T.)
this evening. the "numbers or the
Boy! Club of (‘hrisi church. will pre-
sent two sketches l'or their "shadow
play" and will also Drrs‘vnt other at«
lractive features on the program
The affair will he zivo n in the church'
'parlura. liefrt-sllnllnis will
ed.
he serv-
'l‘he East avenue Methodist Epis.
(opal (hurch will hold a reception to
dhe new pastor and his wife. Rev.‘
and Mrs, R. lrvinz \"atkins. on' PrL
«fay evening of this week. The re-
n-ption will be hell! in the Sunday
school rooms of tlve church. All
members of the church and their'
frlends are ill-"lied tn ntlt-nd. :lnll
:nt‘ei Dr. and Mrs. \V’aikins. I
T-Tast Norwnlk residents who are
into-rested ill the chance of names of:
any struts in the Third district. so as]
to [‘r0\t'lll conflict with street Ham's
in other districts of the city. should
attend the llli't'llnl; of the street
name change and re-numluerinr: com-
lulttee to be held at 8 o'clock. (D. T)
In the council chamber at the cltv
lull this evening. ~
Grezory llollleulrd has become a'
favorite spot for motorcyllsts whof
llke to "try 'o-r out" at nilrllt and pe-
\~.destria.ns who :are form-d to walk
along the Boulevard are in danger as}‘
a result. ()ne cyclist last evening“
1ept riding back and forth along the:
Boulevard at a. high ruli- of speed‘
without a head or tail '
machine. and more than once nar-
rowiy averted an accident.
i
light to - hisi
bed. is far from pleasing to Rownyton
residents. .
The Ever Ready (‘ircle of the Kints’
Daughters has received an invitation
from the Endeavor (‘ircle of Norwalk.
to a'lttnd a lawn party to be held on
Saturday afternoon. May L‘lst. at the
Hcme for the Aged. “'rstport avenue.
Norwalk. at 2 o'clock. standnti time.
Each member who attends is request-
ed to bring along some article for the
Home‘s pantry. The president of the
Ilou'ayton (‘lrclc hopes that there will
be ll largt- attendance from this circle.
DARIEN& N OI'IOTOIV0
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The “'ulti-r-Rtewart company hasa
new auto-truck.
James Harvey. who has been
with scarlet fever has been aibc
return to school.
(' It. \i’rixht of West Side avenue.
was subjected to an operation at the
Notualk Hospital a few days ago.
ill
to
Mrs. \K'llllunl ll lh‘ckli-y nf Heck-l
icy 'l‘~ l‘l‘di‘t' has inn-n entertaining
Mrs. Harry 1-2. ‘rrlswold pf \Vestport.‘
l‘cter Shand has been suffering
with a sore finger cruised by a sliver
of wood piercing the flesh.
Frank “'riirht and family. who
lent the winter in Florida. care due.
at their home at Cedar (late for the-
season. .
Rolwrt Murray. :\ former resident
of Gracie street. was calling on
friends llf‘l‘t' a few days ago.
Miss lrImnla Rafferty of the Post!
Road. who was seriously ill with
pneumonia. is able to be out ntnin,
Mrs Louis (‘arpel of New York has-
becn yieltin: Ilt‘l" parents. .\lr and
Mrs. lib-hard Alwndrolll of lllt‘ l‘ost
Road. '
Mills Theresa lloyi of this low-n;
will aim: at :\ mnsicalc to be [:IVilI
Friday cumin: in I'll" parlsh house-
of St John's Episcopal church. Stam-
ford '
John .\. “Wed of Kort-inn l'na rc‘ '
ttlrnnl from .t business trip to (‘Mell
to :lnd other points in the Middle.»
“3:59. ‘
ltet. George A.
mother. Mrs. l.or.l
been entlriaining at the Congrem-
ticn'tl parsonazc. Mrs. “'illiam
Spnulrllng of l‘t-lham. Mass.
Tuttle and llls‘
A. 'l‘ullle. have
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Snelety
will llitt'l at lli' church this after-
nooon. at 2:30. and expect to have
a large attendance. as there ls
portant work requiring attention.
ltev. George A.Tuttie is out of
town “enjoying a few days' visit
among: former arishioners at Am-
herst. Illl$.. and in Springfield. lie
will oflciate at a. wedding ceremony
llll-
Those members or the Nonparlol In the latter city while away.
Drum Corps. which recently disband<
ed .and who intend to attend
the ' Church
The choir
will
of the Congregational
meet for practise this
Church at North Country.
has preached on t“ taunt m
a call was extended bun to bosom
pastor of mt church. Ilr. Riel."
was requested. if po-ibie. to ad -
the church of his_ reply by next ann-
Perfectly PM
ms: and Cres-
fisnflkforhsbiesm
to all parts of the Norwalhs
sld Bowsyion.
Batter. hunt-s.
tarnsadbstternnhtrnhdany
F. II. WEMPE & SON
Telephone :06. atoms
Telephone 101.
farewell dinner and theatre party lnfovenins. plans having been made for
Bridgeport this evening. are requegt_'prau(‘llm regularly on Thursday eve-
ed, and who intend to attr-nd n19 ninyzs hereafter. Singers who would
walk library in time to take the 5:30, like to join the choir will be welcome.
(D. 'l'.l bus for Bridgeport. The din-l The Missionary Society of Noroton
her will be held at the Garden ol‘l‘resbyterian Church will meet in the.
fully restaurant. An invitatnon has‘chapel this afternoon. at 2. The
been extended to the Norwaik news. fclloir will meet for practice at 8, and
”Donnell who were the sponsors ofrat the same time there will be a cot-
the Corps. to attend the dinner. but lace prayer meeting at the home of
press of other business has rcsulted’filrs. Earl Pulls.
in a declination of the invitation. The young people of St. Luke's
time. Monday night. at their enter-
A an; of small boys. four in num-_l tainment and dance at the Noroton
bésn'thurtahit!
.M“onsaschingcorn.ifi
Der. amused themselves by 30in: had a delightful
along Gregory loulvvard and the
Dorian Point road last night. break-
lng the street lights. or else olimblnz'
the lighting poles and turning the
bulbs until they went out. There is
a serious penalty attached to such
actions and as this form of lawless-
es especially prevalent in
oaths the district com-
to see that prose—
actice does not.
rict of the
rwailt II:
that {corn naps hurting. are“
‘whist le- at 1 (l
" e at 19:“ fm‘a‘gnllm rte-«man of
”man it ria'htotlwith alum-M i f . .
parish, Noroton.
Heights schoolhouse. The program
rendered pleased all their guests. and
the dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour.
The blowing of the new sirene
o’clock last evening
aromas-d the populace and caused peo-
ple in wonder what was happening.
Notice -of its inuailation
announced.
«liinJ-liida Kathryn Schultz. who
has been singing in the Pacino coast
dates since last November, arrived
in New" York yederday. Early in
m’.a‘\n’Wqufieflnflnancfl-Jforthe
of the Darien Ietho‘lat
Sitar-church." in the Da‘rlen school hall.
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