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Newton A. Mn. proprietor of the
m lahsss collect dar- or
auto for Waterloo. lnd.. today. He
will attend the Kiwanis Convention at
Cleveland on the return trip.
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Mi- Ruth Csrrothers of 3 Keyser
street will entertain the members of
she lap-ort- We ot, the East ave-
nue M. E. church at her home on
“any mm. June 7th. at 7'
o'clock. (8. 'l'.) A regular business
meeting will be held to be (allowed
by a aodfl gathering. .
A special meeting in the intortstsb
of the work of the ~Women' 3 Foreign
mule-as! Society or the East Ave-
mic church will- bo held -on l-‘yrim
evening. June 10th. at the church
parlors. at 7 o’cbnk (8. T.) when
miss Alice 3. Appeaseller. principal!
of a glrl' a school in Seoul Korea. will
make the address of the evening.
P | ‘ ~.. ’— ~‘1'
About fifty people attended the card
party held )euerday afternoon and
last evening. at the home of Mrs.
Percy Morgan. is Gregory Boulevard.
tor the benefit of Ophir Chapter No.
62. 0. F. 8. There were individual
prises for the tables. the list of win-
ners being too long for publication
here. A delkhttul time was had by
those who attended. .Retreshments
were served both during the alternoon
and in the evening.
A delightm social evening was
spent at the home of Miss Verna Rob—
erts. Myrtle street. lam evening. about
twenty young people being in atten-
dance. The evening was pleasantly
spent with music and dancing. and
refreshments were served. Those who
attended were the Misses Agnes
i'nndergast. Mabel Gaucher. Alice
Carr. Mary Wilcox. Marion Moe. Mil-
«irod Radfan. Mae and Laura Amund-
sen and Verna Roberts. Helen Pitch.
and Melvin Brnisted. Myron Ailing
Al Canevari. Harry Brede. William-
Gustavson. Kenneth Fitch. Thomas
Douglas and Al Raymond. and Earl
Roscoe.
A well attended business meeting of
{he Adult Bible Clan of the East ave-
nue M. 1-3. church was held in the
church lam evening. after which a so
aial gathering was held. The follow-
ing program was given: Selections by
the Church orchestra: selection by the
Bible Clam Quartettc. consisting of
Stanley Carpenter. C. ll. Hodge-man.
Benjamin Thomas and F. M. Haw-
kins; recitation by Miss Marion Gray ,
sleet by Mrs. Pratt and Mr. Durgy;
selections by the Quartette: ‘piano
solo by Miss Grace Jennings; soloc~
tions by the church orchestra. itc-
i'reshments were served as well. Thr-
Quartette will also appear at the re-
liearsal of the East Norwnlk Com-
munity chorus to he held on Monday
evening June 6th. at Community hall.
RQWA YTON
Wednesday was the first day, of
summer.
Mrs. F‘. I. Despard is visiting with
her finghtcr in Philadelphia.
e
The best moonlight nights during
gime will be from the 18th to the
‘ I.
Miss A. M. Swift of New York is
now at her summer home in Roway-
‘On. I
lira 0. M. Scott is spending the
week-end with her mother at City
bland. N. Y. . i...“
Mrs. James Kennedy and son oi‘
“Bridgeport spent yesterlay With rela-
tives in Rowayton.
Mrs. Lewis Parker. of Logan
street. has returned from a visit with
relatives in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gersinger. ot
Rowayton avenue. have returned
from a visit with friends in New Mil-
dord. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Sowarby are
‘Vlsiting with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
’Johnson of Westchester. N. Y., over
the week-end.
w. P. Ambler has returned from a
motor trip to Lee. Mass. where he
visited Mr. and Mrs. Tracy B. Amb-
dc-r, and son. . a» .
Mr. and Mrs. William Kuhn. and
ion. of Syracuse. have been visiting
Mrs. Kuhn's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Franhflhiel, in Pennoyer street.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Crockett and
family spent the week-end and holl-
-day with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Kay of
:Crockett street.
Miss Helen Provost of Stamformas‘
returned home after spending 7 the
weekend as the guests of her aunt
am Frank R. Stevens.
lira Edgar 1.. Raymond left on
Sunday for Montreal, Canada. where
she will meet Mr. Raymond who is
employed on one of the ships of the
Standard Oil company or New York.
George Schlichting of Hickory Bluff
*who built one double-tier of new
bath-houses two years ago. is to erect
another tier at once. He is to havd
a concrete sidewalk laid mane hath~
houses and will have a shower bedde‘lact season.
the new structure.
The regular services will be held
Rowayton Baptist church on
‘ day no
' House.
‘. rived home westerns»
' has rut-inc to J. N. 9...... or mm 0
.black. and with the «:1».- of urns—o: Davina-d flamed. cloth”
m . .ROTON WT
Newmmm-udeon . .
. Witt..arethegue\‘s
otllr. endilral'nnk'l'healiotnen- *
rsoserstrcst. Inmhadtaerais-peatsrmm- ‘
fortune to break his arm while playing
ball recently and he is spending
thetinle here while the tats b heal. on June 23rd on a Thursday nigh
log. I? minthecaeeotraineathedss
m dean-
The members or the Rowayten
Drum corps are high in their pram “Donnie" end Gimme Jeanine:
or the hospitality extended them on "re m on the Point rest-ruler.
Monday when they paraded in New visiting some or the boys the! seal to
Caman. Following the parade din- 'Ol'k With last season.
ner’wis served and all of the mem- -—-—'
boner-enact oath-dune inregnrd L- D- mmmotmcuaess
'to the treatment they received. Rollins Bail same on in as-
pecting l “IT-ell! or On
Papers were died today in the Su- The tea h plea in may bl-
Mra Louise Neaendortt Lockwood of Sunday. . .
Roway‘to'n for divorce from her hus— ---
band Fred Lockwood. well-known Ir Harvey Jennings. the manner
newspaper dealer The plaintiff claims 0' ”'9 SYN-”tint gallery has c
lcruelty as her grounds She asks ab— "Ltssic" the park's busine. car or its
isolate divorce right to resume her helium. Ira Anderson having put on.
maiden name and alimony They h" 50“ Nb Mid “1°39? 1' seen ’0"
were married in 1897. riding with great pride in Liasie's new
health. while Jim Brown occasionally
Mrs. o. n. Wright has rented 17.310 out her new rep bv tski'le s
(3 Woods cottage at }{fckory mg'scrpcz-uno ride around the trees is
toMisc mini Denning or New York. ll“: swu- vith ”Con" Ryan acting as
land u" Doughty' . cottage go Mrs: traffic omeer. which so daaed W. Von
811meer and (‘mfly of New Divingler that he started to give the
York: and Miss Hamilton s house or hone- on the «muse! some water to
McKinley place to Mrs. C. A. Hahn. drink remarking at the mine time
from New York: also Mrs. Alien wu- about chuckins than some oats at
liams' cottage on West Side avenue. “(ht
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Ciairville,i
from Riverside Drive New York city. ”W W
florist was theri his tools at the 56—13—-
tm... gw-‘g‘ mun-1.9]- home at 1303- E N. Tar-r, head lineman for the
eneko. a pigeon flew into the house French Cable C0. is in town for a
at the fire place. Mr Iseelee at once few weeks
discovered it to be a carrier Meson] A our club has been formed by the
and catching it found a message to young gun, in. me being the "II.
people in Arkansas by an army officer M A "
at \Vashington. 13- C- \tr "’9'“ "‘“ Mrs. William R. Hunter of Brook-
egraphed the message Tuesday nightuvn' arrived at the AM this ml
to Arkansas. and notified Vi'nshing- .for the summer.
[ton and is keeping the pigeon untilI
advised what to do with it.
Tuesday as Charles Insetee. the
in Main street. is erected and nearly
The many friends of Mr and M""compieted.
Frank Brands and tamib will be .
aimed to learn of Mrs. Brando's de- 3“" and Mrs. William H. Rodin"
miso. after a lingering and incurable ”3"" rented “W" home in 80”
”in?“ at m," a WM insults the at- street for the summer. and are living
tention of New York and Norwalk “1 m “9““?-
‘phyricum. who gave her the best oil Mu Hot-hm. one of the State
{care and attention. and the ministra- speakers for "19 Mme 0' Women
tions of her loved ones htr husband Voters. will addrtu the Civic heme
’and childron. the tight sun 4 hopeless at its next meeting. Monday. June 6.
one \lrs “Panda. until a low hours at 3: 30 p. m.. daylight-saving time.
before the end. seemed to rt-nllzo thati The New Canaan baseball team
ithe case was hopeless and resigned to will play the K of C team in Non
hor fate The deepest slmpath) o! ‘nlk on Sunday. June 12. On July 8.
lth communin goes out to tin be- the Now Canaan team will go tn
ireeved huhand. daughtefi_ and mil in “meta to play the first game of it
their times of trial. :sorios. On July 0 the. Ridgcnelds will
:plny on the local grounds. Assistant
A special meeting of the Civic As- mun" “'l‘ed': Lawrence has hooked
socintion of ltownYton has been ”veral strong teams for June.
called for Monday evenins. Jun“ 6th.: Percy M. Brotherhood of New
at 8 o'clock. to be held in the "on, York has leased the 0-. John T.
This meeting is Callt‘d {or Tmmpnn residence .3 "le am:-
the purpose of taking up a matter of Prospects Heights. for June. JILV.
great importance to our community. August and September. and took 903-
iand it is hoped that all members will fission “Rampany. During the sunk
""1““ ‘i '9‘“!!! “"0" ‘0 ”9 “"’"‘" mrr months Mr. Brotherhood will
All progressive residents of this ““"omic-avor to “"9"“? his property
tion oflhe city are invited to the purchnsod in Marshall Ridge -iast
meeting. ‘3 ”ii" Vi" he a 30°“ ”PM" year. "is family will eondst of Mrs.
tunity for those who are interested nrothcrhood and .0“. John 0. m-
in ""9 "Mn" 9" Rownyton ‘° 10‘“ therhood recently graduated from
the Association and aid in the. work Dartmouth College. Last year Mr.
of obtaining advantages enjoyed by Brothtrhood and funny mm 0,.
the other sections of the city. summer at Hampton Inn. All are
mombcrs or the Country Club of New
Canaan.
Claiming that he has been unable
to find and get under his control at
least tlvmxmn worth of property al- WM
legcd to be part of the estate left by
his mother. Elizabeth Rosa \Viliinms
Baker. who .ns a resident of Dnrlen.
Conn.. died at Quincy. “L. on May
26. 1890. James Alphous linker. Jr..
of 314 “'osi Eighty-eighth street.
New York. as the executor of, her es-
.tato. obtained an order today from
Surrogate John P. (,‘ohnlsn. directing
his brothtr. Stanley Baker. who lives
at the same address. to appear for an
examination as to his knowledge.
about this matter. Mrs. Baker lived!
in ltownyton many years ago. then
moved to Illinois where she died.
It was dccldod. after a. vote. at the
annual meeting of the itownyton
Free Library Association hold in tho‘
ilihmry last evening. that the usual'
canvass of the village for funds for
the support of the work for tho lit)-
rary would be held this ytar. Re-
ports for the past your were also re-
‘coix-cd and the following officers were
elected:
President—Mrs. Karl Raymond.
First Vice-president—Mrs. A. Ti.
Cleverley.
Second V'ico-president—Mlss Maria.
Millspaugh.
Secretary—Mrs. Oscar H. Scott.
Treasurer—Mrs. Russell Themes.
WANT TO RENT
One— or Two—Twoofamily houses
at East Norwalk or vicinity
Rowayton Methodist
Church services.
Rev. George A. Baird. minister.
Sunday morning worship at 9:30. The Taylor & Gomen
Address entitled “The Eucharist" will' 0)., Inc.
be followed by the Communion aer-
Telephone 1230 .
Episcopal
vice. Sunday school session will con—
vene at 10:60 A. M. The Community
service will be held in the Baptist
Church at 6:30 in the evening. The
Rev. Ernest H. McGregor. Ph.D.. will
preach the sermon. Th: monthly
busine- meeting or the Official board
will be held in the parsonage at 7 P.
M. Monday. The prayer meeting willl
be held Thursday evening at}: o'clock
in the chapel. Topic for the service.
”The Power of United Prayer."
BELLE ISLAND
Miss Maryland Hufl is proving to]
be a very popular young lady at the ‘
beachwmeeting her many friends or!“
SJ
Perfectlyhstnrlssd
antidotes:
“M tel-“behi- Celina-d
C. E. (hidwell went to Springfield ._
for a few days to receive a consignee .
ment or Indian motorcycles and ar-
perior court at. Bridgeport in suit by kc“ and will be i W 9'13.“ "
The Fairly garage. in the rear of:
what is known as the Pennoyer piace'
t
Ourhsth‘ing mils will pro-
ieetryou-sgsinst anything.
No shrinkage 1mm sea
water.
No fading from sunlight.
‘ _ AND
after the swim here is your
business suit—a fine unlin-
ished worsted station.
A good depefiabie blue
Eagle“ breasted, and antic-g
other colors.
RogerseStevens
Nowell: South Norwsk
turns scrim in June.
JUN E—It’s a busy season ‘for Cupids—the
night shifts are working !
IN THE spring a young mall’s fancy may lightly turn, but it
Summer evenings—moonlight on the
weter—duces—propinqui yg-engagements—wedd'mgs.
NMee-ccesoooe‘oyooc
is the wedding present ideal. If you’re puzzling as to what to
give, this solves your problem.
Our experienced salespeople-will assist you in selecting. and
you’ll be pleased at the caretlilness all our. service. The records
you want are, here too. .3:
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JUNE
THE MONTH OF WEDDINGS
Our Engraving Department 15 Now at Tim S.
Stop in and Look Over Our New
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VISITING CARDS , .
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16 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Open Evenings
Tel. 1085
consistent with quality.
88 Washm’ gton Street
ANNOUNCEMENT. '
“We wish to announce that in response 1. tie
requests of our patrons. we have re—estaiiisheti a
department for waists, and have placed a Sit'ot
Waist Case in the rear of our store. where you ’ .11
find an excellent assortment, at the lowest ‘ u‘
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South Norm?
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