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hitch Culver“!
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0.. .~ , ' J. M. Ft le‘ " I"?
~ o “”9“ “M. '* ‘3‘ hlxhiemn .4
- ‘ Of his yard y; Y?" .. 8 the
fi. Raw. “‘89 CD. the corner the Comm. 5.. M .m ‘lmhi h" Catt:
‘ .f.- m is look. pearance of h” ”refill?“ ”10..
. overhaulingand home. . lining.
a Mr. and Mrs 30.1,. B i) ‘ e*.
In. E- M en. tallied 3“ l“. 1r "(ill-4g. ”thrill!“ Q
, at their cottage over {or the WN'k-cnd, 110m. “'
_ , -. ._...._.. f . The cottage is no“ goslonk Mrs. Ch"...|§ "Emit
..‘ '7 m I c 1‘ Rev. Dr. Charles Anderson Hamil» WI: ~ . ‘ “:36" (22.36:: I“? William u:
Mutt . I. . A. ton. who had seseatiyootns to~Toke. also. tho . ‘--‘-_ . e a. Ms.
~ 'neke torsddo. died mm hon- there st tat ,, - Isa). :. ”in mouse to :1” John 1mm. oi you... 1::
', ----~ ’ on sum 1.“ h Why. Um oi" ' .; 9“ an,“ tn view org. I.
”' °‘ WWW“ widow. Elisabeth. end “mt chfldrenolmtfl'v' mfi '1 . . Mile Win- The ”mam,“ u
. .‘A‘ . ' . mt‘ mu. Johnsonand I‘M ‘ ‘ : ,. «,0: .1” j‘ ., . ‘ ‘ ‘revu’d ”an 1......Vl: (.I ntll }
" Hamilton. a student-at Williams Coblquinawnl . ‘ , , . 4 . , . , ,, . h, the form"; ‘ l‘h anwumvmt ‘
3*- . . _ legs: Charles Anderson Hamilton. inlet: D M’% ' ' . ‘ ' g m “a.“ mm M... '3'. ding tholmth Srtalgnullxslaftfsrl.12mm
:evening thesis-hers and-Merlot: mutton. who ars'ot Non-alt mm; ' ‘ . _ .~_ ”cumulus: ,” Joth' owing an n-‘xrnmmmmd'. ,
1. uild and their friends students at the Pawnng School. pn'curioua to see howtis’moss ‘ “90.3.1; . , 'tor the sea. . 01mm”...
:5 ‘flm bus ride to Black Rock. Hamilton was graduated tron w?‘;.°m'm and wore gained: J . ‘ ‘ _ ._, .W’m‘ hf“. If." a“. mi _ ed the Ital-:25! ks:]x;:r.lv.:3rs..‘.l it) Mr N I“
3‘ ilamsCoiiege andtho General Theo- eats very-Was .'-- ~‘ . ‘ M, ,V. “I.“ W ..m’m‘no leash” , , ., . (. .h'
.1 ; 1- Ws-an-g Auxiliary at Christ ogical seminary. he was ordained togesoq cm. Jpn?” ”w m In. « .3: w oo- ‘4!th p . rains coming imml.wQ,mme as”. m . <.umr.-.~.;.»..:.L“
“mummummmxshtmpnuthood arms late Bishoystespysicns. tad some. m ‘ . sad. 7‘
finalise place on'rhnrsdsy atter- Potter. and served asacurate at soil; 1).. Los. was “Musicals-YhWbV mouths” Assaetruthzan-hs» m the} . ’ -...------,,,” ‘
”Cw-week.’ / Agnes's Chapel. Trinity parish. Neveps-Iissisnary workrtorthat . Thom unai- . . ""°-----..,
York. and later as rector of St. Clem-lot his countrymen giving f & ~ .. m. cm “at ~ _
Shh—as! weekly meeting of the ent’s Church. Brooklyn. and of Bt- arsond tho “Purl?“ no ‘ . _# .1- -osn‘1 ‘ .E 9
I ‘P III Society of the East avenue Margaret's Church. New Yor . A: peopie Wealth a lot at *9 . - M.-flw nit-On“ mm”. . , ~ ._
.n I. church will be held tomorrow the time of his death. Dr. Hamilton. ailment truism M . W . m . so. , the
Mo- ta the church parlour.
” " am Notch Bread.
w of the street department
pup-sing the sand to be used
u “oil which wiil be spread
“m avenue in a few days.
um transactions in Eau
have seemingly died down.
not having been a single East
transaction recorded at the
.0 Clerk's office for a week or
wu em in work at St. Mnrk'lvinp or the dliterent Chinese W
Church. New Canaan: There will M‘gnd'hm 'l'ht . .
a short service at the home on Wed- sailed [of 1,0,... at 0:”
neaday. at 11 a. m.. at which Rev. If. n. my mum
Dumbell ot Noroton will be the omci- but with a M ed a. m
atlng clergyman. and Wednesday a!- h.ving been W
ternoon there will be a service in sea ‘
es's Church. Madison avenue an
gift: Street. New York. at WhICh DAW‘fm
Bishop William T. Manning will ofll- »
Miss Jta'n m ,ng
-.‘*~"'”“-.n=.~ as“: 22» a: r “r *- "'5" - [fingerator Club
mmm “
~ and secure one of the best"
- made Refl'igeralme. “The.
' Famous Alaska" Reim-
erator ; cork lliSlilaLeil'
best of oak case : a real
ciate. The interment will be in
. the c. I.
Woodlawn Cemetery. hew York. meeting at the l . .. ' . .
Church sandal night.
till" Mk 1
The annual drive for the Rowayton also will mostb‘nnk Houn.‘
u. 0‘ 3" Mb;
—"' Free Library began on Monday. The, gu- Winona m '- 1.“ of .. fit . llfe 1’ S '\' . -H,. ,
wee-n- champion. dot-sud oi rite-bun. in New suit. July 1. p e 81 e] . . .00d
13.. Arthur 8. Ferris and Daughter solicit"! “'9' M" Hm"; E's? “'9 Y- P. 5. c. E M m" “Jamaican-moat. or macei . “7 h tl . :, ,.1 .;, S'
M d Rowan street have arrived Ml" LVN!" Brands. Mrs. ay ’ the - Dam W m ”.11” m . a II m. cm . e ave 1917i 1.1 «i l fitJ-‘S,
h Dennison Ohio. for a few days
.g with Ilrs. l’erris' non.
m.“ Norwaik the latter part of
.ss—Ith.
They will l
L’H‘ommedieu. Mrs. Earl Stevens.
Mrs. Ira Kiggins. Miss Carol Mills.
Miss Nettie Ackerly and Mrs. Oscar
Scott. In 1920 the amount collected
w of East Norwaik who
he sums-ion to use the East avenu
- 13?! will be placed on the line
m. but are hopeful that some-I
.911 wt! be done- towards laying the
.1 do“ East avenue.
in. Inflow-or Hook and- Ladder cient'
monthly.
m held its regular
"a M evening. Routine busin-
- ms were discussed and the
m of William H. Knapp. of
- Mal avenue. and Jack W.
a; d u myrtle street. were
man-the bulletin board. Their
are under consideration
‘w- be acted upon at the not!
w meeting. The meeting‘ad-
” and a social evening follow-
‘.
lqoclal meeting of the Third
“- district will he held at Com-'
-* hall. Van Zandt street. East
on Friday evening. June
”a. Mng to a notice published
“is in today's issue or the Eve-
snn Wei. the meeting being call-
.- th' the purpose of appropsiating
m tor use in the East Norwalk
m and to borrow the sum ap-
m and to give notes for the
“- The meeting will be held at 7
ma. (8. 1'.)
What meeting for the season. ofl
IL. I“ Norwnlk Community chorus,
held last evening in Communityi
there being an attendance of
Mini)! 10“. The evening's
m consisted oi vooai selections
w Mug Durgts. Mrs. “'illiam
m. Mrs. Ray “'crme. and selec-
llsna In a mlxtd quartette. compas-
cl 0! Stanley Carpenter. C. ll. Hod-
gemaa Whinmin J, Thomas and'
m Durges. No definite date for
- assumption of rehearsals was set.
at issLnu‘ht’a rehearsal. but it is be-
“ that the "ht-urinals will again
lustre—ed on Remember 26th. An-
-m orchestra also played a num-
Ill’dllectlons last evening and fur-
“ slush: for the dancing which
“i“ the entertainment. ltcfresh-,
.snta were also served. It is the hope
“In Embers of tilt chorus that
ii- soesnbership will he swelled by
a. mly inclined people of the
‘5’. the fact that the name of the
u Nomlk Community chorus be-
lt: m'the organization. not being
5 bar to anyone living In Nor-walk
nun becoming a member.
R0 WA YTON
‘71:: yacht Kt-ntuck has been malt-
k a cruising stay at the Norwalk
Yacht club. ..‘...u
m. and Mrs Ira ii. Kiggins of R0-
w“- ohsorved Saturday their sec-
“ wedding anniversary.
‘1‘. ma. Parker of Logan street
h seated her home. furnished. for
.a ”use of the summer season. to
h York people. who will take pos-
* on the fifteenth of June. Mrs.
"he and son. Joseph \Viiliamson.
'- .end the summe rin New York
in m relatives.
1‘ many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
‘A. hand will be sorry to bear that
Bdrd has entered the Mineola
where she will undergo on
It is believed. however."
operation is not a serious one ,
ah will be able to return to
a few weeks.
ill!"
!
ord B. Wright or West;
has rented for Ml- LIL,
n her place in HcKinely
C. . Halon and tamilv
York city. the family taking
"ll
Elia
i
l'
was about the fifteenth at this‘
“i: (ha Allen Williams cottage It
' o! the river to Mr. and Ira.
” the summer in New York
’
M William o. Unholta a!
Yacht Club and a party
' , had a perilohs experience
.hfis down as the best was
- a trip through . tho
‘not use the library himself.
-.the library ofllcera have appreciatedl
-.\‘t-w York lit-tail Grocers Association
.accomodate the enormous crowd and
‘tist denomination. located at the, Day-J
i
yacht Dolphin. wfla‘ltho
was 3440. of which $100 was put into
“the; endowment fund. started in 1919.
3-.” “dened by- the news that;‘md the n“ “I“! I" the mainten-
ance of the library during the year.‘
When one realizes for what a small,
to rent a building. pay for fuel and
janitor's service. and «cure an e!!-
iibrsrian. who reports. that
there are over
books a year. he is glad to contribute.
to so useful a fond even if he does
Indeed.
the generosity of summer residents
and others living too {or from tho‘
The
library to use it conveniently.
endowment is still for from its goal,“ the big n", last'night.
but its friends hope each year that
-somebody will play fairy god motheri
so that Rowayton can have a neat
little building in n more central io-g
tuition. Isn't thtre some one who
wants a nice little library named for“
him?
ROTON~ POINT
A diving board is expected to be,
erected on the high diving platform:
at the beach some time during today.
Among the tire companies respond-
ing to lin- mil Sunday night. due to
the- blue lit the pier. the nation Fire
company wus among the first to ur-
rivo.
The ltoton Point Hotel was prepar-
ed for a rush of business in tho- «lin-
ing room. however the nmnnccmcnt
was disappointed no only six picnic-i
itera had their meal at the hotel. The
rest holding basket luncheuns in the
grove.
All concessionaires reported a good;
business yesterday. although the con-
cessions operated by Chinese Were
hotter patronized. Tile shooting gal-
lery proved a popular conccuipn yrs-
ti'l'dil)’ as the crack of the ritle seenud
by the l'nion. The picnickcrs yesterday
cvlt-stiul picnlclters.
The next excursion at the Point" will
ht- on Thursday. June 16th. whim the
will mute on the Hteamer Sirius. for
an outing. About 1.200 persons are
expected. Dancing afternoons will he
inaugurated on that da'y for the rent
of the season. Music for dancing will
be furnished by Gail‘s orchestra.
\Vednesday evening will be the big:
time at lioion Point. when the Nor
walk Police Fund Dance and Band
Concert will be held. There has been
such a large number of tickets sold
that the Pavilion. will not be able to
it is planned to use the hall of tho
lioton Point Hotel. to tslte cure or
the overflow from the Pavilion.
The iron steamer Sirius reached its
objective. lioton Point. yestut'day af-
ternoon at 1 o'clock. with,500 cat-o
free and happy hearted coiestials. and
their instructors aboard. The outing
was under the auspices of the Chin-
ese Christian Union. The Christian
l'nion is composed of an alliance of
churches of different denominations
who have missionary work amongst the
Chinese in this country. The work of
this Union. is the teaching of English
and general branches of learning! tos-
tered by the churches amonm whom
is the Morning Star It of Ban-
er Street Arcade in Chinatown. New
York: and the Baptist Temple on
Third avenue and .Bchinerhover street.
.The'Christion Union holds a meeting.
once a. month at some church ”lasted
at the previous meeting; when prov
greas of the month passed. is reported
and a collection is takes; up and a: «
the end of the year a student or stu-
dents. are selected to go to China to
do missionary work there supported
4: '
“
chcll. Miss Lena Oakts. Mrs. Dem gum“, nightw.
sum the Board of Trustees mans"! u".- M tow days.
eight hundrsd sub- ~
scribe" 6'8""! “9"”? “'9 u“’“n‘m:planning tor a cake sale at the home
“GROWN NE NAIL
ms OUT um:-
A noted authority says that a few.
\J
Rev. and Hrs. G. E. Rifltsnw'o
ween-and guests at the horns of Ir.
and'MI-a. E.J.Pallner of Hubbard
avenue. Stamford.
m
Miss liar! Hurst has been escar-
talntng lflss Nicksrson or Brooklyn
at her cottage on the Post Bond. tor
mm or “M's French,
W
* GAE‘EN-
T6013
9...," “W1..." .u
M Wire Screen
-'..
——Buy Top Notch Bread.
The women of St. Luke's Guild no
of Mrs. “falter T. Bennett. Old Klan
Highway. next Thur-sting from, g to E;
The usefulness ot the new tire ap-
paratus in Darlen‘i-‘tro dope
was shown last night. whoa it was
called to twist the Stanford appaatua
‘1 Walnut) Haml-
. mmsmuos
m. at. has so
use actual-r l
Little Dorothy. dam!- on so.
and Mrs. J. 1’. Lennon of W
Avenue. had a number at youthhil
guests at her home last Thur-u Ili-
ternoon to m in celebs-am Ih'
fifth birthday anniversary.
This evening the Wing Warhol-J
and the Helping M cla-ss of tho
llaricn it n. sum-souls will hold wmmm 3' -
their monthly busine. roosting and‘a
.loint social at the homo ot Joesph MI. W.
, M Li. track chain drive.
Reflect. Mansfield. avsnno. 1
The Menu Class ot the Contrast “wing.
tionaJ (‘hurrh held its last meeting.
r h . u do in.m m
.:::..:.;:f";::._at'..3:25.... N! ”we“!
er. During the summer a cla- of
8 lab It... lies-walk. cons.
both men and women will balcon-
ductcd by Mr. Tuttle. l
TELEPHONE“!
Children's Day evercisrs were held
Sunday night at the Dal-ion M. R
Church. the committee in rhasge be-
ing Mrs. C. E Simon. hlt's. Percy
Benjamin and Men ll. H. Raymond.
The carols wort all well sung and the,‘
recitations and exercises equallyl
pleasing. .
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On All tumor Footwear
Members of the Presbyterian dun. .
at
Ma: Levy’s‘éhoeStorei
u so. Iain at. so. sax-wait
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Women are as great suiYerers from
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Foley Kidney Pills help rid the blood
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Mrs. Carey. liox 9i. R. F. D. No. 3. '
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little girl. but I am getting along'
good since I have taken Foley Kid-
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