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rheIveportedls"1lairliarvest‘
beach yous-day
shun-tare
»-snI-a.
Ira-sunscreen W.Greelu oi‘
Mantels“ afternoon
an tats-ls in East Norwalk.
law-use flawsoo of Noroton was
t ”I with relatives in East _Nor-
my. .
“
sn- lase Corridan. of Gregory
mo accompanied by her father
sas— : Corsican. ls visiting with
soulless is Portland. liaise.
. no regular monthly meeting at
I
Isaak Preabrey of Easoua Bills
was In Washington. D. C. Saturday.
m h Ms round of golf at the
any Ease club with President
"In G. Harding and two of his
11-h.
In. hwrence Y. Stuckey. former-
” ”Intel 8. Jennings of this city.
- m with her sisters. the Misses
m IL. and Mildred s. Jen-
“ of its Cove avenue.
may Ins for the past two years
modeler home in Lu Cruces. N. M.
t —
m Pascale. who conducts a fruit
Here at the corner of Van Zandt
‘reet and Osborne avenue. complain-
ed to the police about boy's creating
n Wee about his place of bus-
hem. Patrolman John Roberts has
chain at the matter.
9 -—‘Buy Top Notch Bread.
John Cavaasgh. of Sasqua Hills.
m a boy riding a bicycle on Bail-
road avenue. Second district. ‘accord-
lng to a. report on the police blotter
this mm. The boy. whose name
was not given. was uninjured. but the
wheel was badly damaged.
on More beach’ again held
many picnickers and swimmers yes-
lqm. 'l'he water was fairly warm.
I!" the breeze invigorating. No tent
calm has appeared at the leach as
yea. and it is believed that as was
at can M year. tentcrs will not be
allowed at. the beach this year.
s.-
_
‘ The Children’s chorus that appear-
“ II the services at the East avenue
I. R church yesterday proved to be
abk “a. There was a large at-
m at the Mnices.1‘he Chil-
lras's Day services will be held next
M. when there will be an ad-
dre- hy the pastor. Rev. R. Irving
Wm
The M o! the meetings and re-
ins-ls of the East Norwalk Com-
my dams. to he held next Srp
temhlr will be held this evening at 7
o’clock (R T.) in Community hnll.
Van Zandt street. There will he a
«pedal Diagram of entert-iirlmtnt
given. to be followed by dam-lug. All
who are members of the chorus end
who can attend are requested to do
so.
. The Ladies’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue M. E. Church will hold an
apron social and entertainment in the
church parlors on Friday evening.
Liane 17th. at 7: 00 o‘clock standard
time. The lmdies' Aid fociety will
hold a meeting on Wednesday after-
noon at 1:00 o'clock. standard time.
In the church parlors. to discuss
plans and preparatons for the com-
ing social and entertainment.
In. Ids Relltcr of S ntnmilct
fiestas enabled to get trace of her
hiker. James Oaskill. whom she has
not seen in 1'? years. when she rind
an account in the local press of tht1
appeal] sent out hv the Metropolimn
Hospital. New York. for her to come
to the bedside of her father. who was
dying at the hospital. Mrs neltter
got into communication with the po-
Ike. from whom the press' had ob-
tained the news and wru- enabled to
go to New York and visit her father.
R0 WA YTON
Ira. Lewis C. Parker.
street is the guest
New York City.
of Logan
of relatives in
it. and Hrs. Russell Thomes. of
WI avenue. are spending a few
days in Norfolk. Va.
William Brunicnrdi and family.
he. ma from Crockett street to
Chg mt. Second District.
—-Iity Top Notch Bread.
fir. and Mrs. Fred Butch-trim. of
m avenue. have returned
from baton. Pa. where they spent
the winter.
II- llary F. Buckley. who has
been vi‘ting Miss Josephine Jessup.
In Bowayton. has gone to Honesdale.
Pa. where she is to make her home
is the future.
Ralph Farrell has sold the sloop
paces Sonora. which was owned and
.80! by his father. the late William
E. Farrell. The yacht had been
.m burned at City Island. but. the
burned parts had been replaced.
M was a very large attendance
”he Children’s Day at the
m- Baptist church yesterday
-d abs at the services at the Bow-
ute- x. E. church. The children
“ fish various partsweii.
W
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man. NrY 2.. 'June 18.—
m Rehndi- Ricci. Italian Als-
aogtorothawav ~
71‘ “Recurrent of the I‘ulversity
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Yesterday “.430 o'clock the Roller
Coaster stopped operating due to trop-
his in its machinery. but will be 1.11
regular operation by this evening.
Due to the tact that the weather
was so balmy and the water so entic-
ing there was quite a crowd in bath-
ing yesterday afternoon. Many re-A
marked that “Hop" Benedict has put
just the right amount of salt in the
sound.
The Norwalk Police Fund Dance and
Band Concert to be held at the Park.
on Wednesday evening. June 16th. ‘It
is expected to be one of the b“
events ever held at this park. Tickets
are selling-at such a rapid rate that
it is believed that a large number will
be sadly disappointed by not getting
their tickets now.
The Life Guards had a bull”
eesasrtistheOeoterssh-iaa- ‘
m till the m at M.
__. asthma-thesesdtoftheilsth-
edbtcharch.
“Mouthsntherusahg
Warning! vole. you see the-same M
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you crash .7
arenotgettinggeouineAspirtnpre- , “t“‘{'-'
scribed by Miss- fer twenty-ego, , . treasure.- -- ,
years aadprovell ssi‘o ”millions? , assumes-es rules: ' '
Take Aspirin only as said is the Bay! . . gm Edith Cantrell.“
er mm for Colossus-assets.- . 906k 'mnoui Yeaton and
meeting and getrtogether social yes-
terday afternoon. A committee was
selected to wrchase a new boat for
the organisation and it was voted to
have the Victrola overhauled and the
purchase of some new records was
authorised. Other matters for the
the meeting adjourned by all taking a
dip in the water.
There were 6.000 people at the.
"Point." yesterday afternoon. and fully
:00 cars were parked in the space pro-
vided for them. of the 5,000 people
present. a. 000 were from the St. Casi-
concessions at the “Point" were well
regretsiwere expressed that the roller
coaster was out of order. The steamer
sailed for home at 6: 00 o '.clock Every-
one was tired but happy.
—
_ starting next Thursday. Judo 16th.
Gail's Orchestra will furnish music for
dancing every afternoon at an admis-
sion price of :0 cents There will be
fan excursion arrive nearly everyday
from that day for about six weeks
The date colander for the month of
July is pretty Well tilled up with the
exceptions of 7 or ! (rays. The date
colander for the month of August Is
filling up very rapidly and at pre-
sent it looks as though the park will
be hooked solid for the rest of lhc su-
son. - -
Saturday was the gala day for the
LeRoy Shirt Factory at ltot'on Point.
They shared thu- Park with the Alco
Club. of the' Amerium Locomotive
compam of NH» York cily. The
were about 2 (m0 Aloc's and Alcoette:
at the park nrrising on the Iron
Bloomer Hirius. They held a luncheon
in the groyc and quite n number had
their luncheon at thv ltoton l'olnt Ho-
tel A Linn \nrltty of nlhlvtlc games
lu-twt-on ihc I‘mrrin-d men and single
men. with the married men romping
home with the lvncon to the tune of s
3 to 1 score. Dancing was enjoyed
at the pavilion: music being furnish-
mi ll) the Louisville Restette and at
6: 30 o'clock sailed for home. (in the
uav homo a lucky number prise dance
was htl.d rounding out the days pro-
gram nicely. After docking at New
York. ouch and every one on the out:
in: vowwi in nltr-nd the next outing
of the Alco Club. The committn- and
directors deserve a lot of praise in the
way the outing was conducted.
BELL ISLAND
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Sclwy'n en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Louis N.
Hilour of New York city'. yuan-relay at
their studio home. ,
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. “'ay‘ and family.
of Norwalk. have settled in their cot-
tage on the corner of Summit and
West streets for the season.
*
Archibald. Jr.. the 10 year old son
of Archibald Sclwyn. reached his
father's studio home. Saturday from
Mnnilus Military Academy.
Mrs. Elizabeth S.
New York city. will on June 15th. re-
"rive title to the north cottage of
Henry “I. Plant. The cottage is known
by the title of Green Plant.
Kraussman. of
The warm spell that the‘ people ex-
perienced yesterday. after Saturday's
shower. drew the inhabitants to the
water like a magnet and quite a few
took occasion to take their first dip
in the-briney.
William Hall and C. Irving Ferris
were week-end guests of Mrs. John I11.
Ferris at the "Cobble" cottage. Mrs.
C. Irving Ferris is a guest of Mrs.
Ferris for the season.
William Wright. of the wright Cake
Company. of New York. will acquire
deeds in a day or two, to the property
in the rear of his present residence
situated between Plant Court and
Summit Street. He 'will also acquire
thedeeds-to the garage and property
luvs": om mun '
asp noon torso
Nobody Can Tell When You Dal-ken
Gray. Faded Hair With
Sago Tea
dmothei- kept her hair beau-
tifuly darkened. gloss! and attract-
ive with a brew of Sage Tea. and Sul-
phur.
that dull faded or streaked appear-
ance. this simple mixture was applied.
with wonderful effect. By asking at
any drug store for “Wyeth'e Sage and
Sulphur Cempound.” you will get a.
large bottle of this old- time reuse.
improved by the addition of other in-
)gredients. all ready to use, at very
little cost. This simple mixture can
be depended upon restore natural
color and beauty to the‘hur
a well-known downtown dhigght
verybody uses Wyeth’s Iago
lun- Compound now because
good of the order were discussed aadlcylicacid.
mir’s church of Yonkers. New York Mrs. Palmer and “uh!" hiya. o
Arriving on the steamer Sirius. lunch. New York at, are m {or m R.-
eon. was enjoyed at the grove. The}
patronized by the picniccrs although!
_ direction 0 fher teacher. Msdance. De
thneyer her hair took on'
ralgia. Rheumatism. Est-ache. Mo sisniey Ramses. Pinn- are 'batng
ache. bums-gs and toe Pain. Hand! made Manama-meat this ans-er.‘
tin boxes of twelve- Bayer Tablets e1
Mmlmmmm' I:..I
also sell larger pass-sea Minn
the trade mark of Bayer lanutao.
ture of Honoaceticacidester of la!-
ammo CITY. Josh <31.—
M19 M. W lawman
Mm ymus‘“ that
lit 810.060 power
numb
its-1.1..“ .adfim
W
on West street from Kiss Elinbetb
Farrell.
"too I’. I.
(Daylight suing Time)
. .fiflfients
m.- Ethel Bates. of Brooklyn. In. . 013. '
and lira Arthur Jarboe and son now and ”up": one o the -WW)
Arthur. Jr.. of Brooklyn and Ir sail way back. draw was m by ' ’ ‘ ’ -
the «out» our: and' 'at “their . tonight on
New YorkMt inch: and the can. laws if; & and . W is
son at the Soundview. Iti- Palmer
go were a total ion.
it will be recalled. was one or the Ir. Ileyers said that the informa-
leadlng stars of the musical show. tion he received from the British Con-
"Jimmy. " one of Billy Watson a great- sul at Baltimore wss that nose of the
est productions. thieves knew wing about the es-
gine amt the hgco m”
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffard and family ”
abl flea thee,
New York city. will take. Mn of e I. V, V“
the summer elsewhere. They an re- 4
.They' had been residents at the Island.
missed the pleasant surrounding
the socinlablllty of the Islanders.
walk. as canlahcr C_Bellalfind.
,condilions of streets. parks. beaCh
and general work of this sort. [is -
”IOWA" AND Rouss-
'DARIEN& NQRO 1'
9 u—fl
M»
turning to the island as they ha
of 9314 North slain street. Booth N
duties will consist of looking after t ».
l
:for quite a few seasons with the ex-
._ I
been employed at the beach for the
' eusmsuiuas '
mm“ 11-11-111 , BREAD
Y ' ‘ ~ 1
. Miss M. E. Mun-on of New 1) -‘ “U." I
eeptton of last aeann. when they ,
til ‘caummer elsewhere. They are re-
The Bell Island Improvement Al-l m II “I'
,mmion hm ens-s91! o w 8w- ‘1 Pearl, CW and
‘past four works and has given excel-
Nglent satisfaction.
city is a gut-st at the Tokenshe house ‘ _
of Mn Mich-rd Thaer *
u t 7; Is a Wholesome
Edward T. Sexton. Jr. Ind Ul-
Agnes lleltn Murphy are to be non
. cl n Dt‘ r M h" mm. you on m as .
Fulfillmf °“ '° ”_ j to: I 5 ll any use your. seems
9 Walter S.‘ hit-Allan" has sold lib ”1:5“ me‘
lplsce in Noroton to P‘rnest Rodain‘v
of Stamford. A 12- roon house mi
about an acre of land is involved in
Ill" sale and the reported Ileopm U‘
£25.01)“.
The Stan- inspectors of schools were
in town last week. and had nothing
but praise for the I“! billdln'l.
oqulpmcnt. and the teaching force un-
drr the direction of Superintendent
Jami-s 11‘. \V‘llliama.
Mr. and Mrs. Clairnce NcCarney.
Mrs. 1. ll. lteis. Miss Florence Rois Spec“ Red 0
and William (i'shaughne-y of New “cum 9
York werr recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Btaudenmey- On A"
er of the l'ost Road: 3
Connor footwear
It
—Buy Top Notch Bread.
Mulevy’sShoeStoi-e
31 So. tin st, Io. lot-walk
No connection with any other store. 9
Mn James I. lngalls. tormger'ly of
‘lhis town. now or Spnngdale. added
by John Francis Burnett. violinest was
heard in recital Saturday. under the
\‘oc at Horticultural Hall in Stamford.
Children's Day was fittingly ob-
served at the local churches yester-
day. At the Methodist church in the
evening a well arranged programme
was enioycvl by a large audience. The
corrlmlttec in charge was Mrs. Bisson.
Mrs. Benjamin and Mrs. ll. ll. Ray-
mond.
A Fall Line of Sport foords and
Sport 2-strap Pumps in
' Tan and Black
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FARMERS and MERCHANTS
Investigate the possibilities of DODGE BROTHER? commercial 1
cars to develop your business or to fill your needs. '
We make up a Suburban Sumner Station wagon ear with a sub- 1
stantial and very goodlookingbOdy, finishedin thenaturalwoodor ’
painted asdesiréthatflllsamuch felt need for an ail-round car '-
, ‘1 on the country estate. ~ '
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lit ova-keno senator-ally and evenly '
that shin-av 1.3:. wields“ been all-
was»:
rupee" aseomb or softsbr-k.
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sewn—«.1...
lawman“ .,.
t_"4‘ . cm.
Bram Meal”
Everywhere
.9“ M m world People
k
L “13:. 411. this 16W
Sued Tim- Kept Rim
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CHEVROLET CARS
F. B. Chevrolet Touring Cars ...... $1.298.
F. B. Chevrolet Roadster Cars. ...... $1.209
F. B. Chevrolet Sedan Cars ........ $2.039.
F. B. Chevrolet Coupe Cars. . .....
490
2-Passenger Roadster Cars. . . .
CHEVROLET
$2.039. %
MODEL
«272:
5-Passenger Touring Cars ........ . .
$711
Sedan Cars........ ...... . ....... $1.30?
CoupeCars........ .......
,xltisht Delivery Cars ............. 37'.
$1.26.)
The Above Prices Are Delivcrcd
AUSTIN ’S GARAGE
_ PHONE 1959
HIGH GRADE COAL l
Anthracite and Bituminous l
Masons’ Building Material
SOl’TH NURWALI
A”"""'
11R<_l.lil’l
SEW“
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Blue Stone for Driveways ;
THE NORWALK COAL Am sum
‘ 1“ Water Inset,
.rnom: 113— 5°“ N
sip-
a;
Summer Footwear
Sport Oxfords and Strap Pumps in C
Combinations
Brogue Oxfords for Men
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