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‘z'yolt‘tlnd: Notices; Drill. Eight gifts:
x 1 Sweet Flowers Are Blooming”:
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' *7 afternoon the 22nd.
~."lteoysterboats
“tunedupis
or-
. Mantle oonc
; “titanium sleet
~ u
Ian-is oriooerne avdnsetwag, ”73
hr a?“ town yesterday " .“
aw... m. we
mass the week-end.
-*. r ..
"no Ilsa - so walnut store.
fl- lut wastage-a street in the”
bidet-k,“ shortly.
“
7 lies Chrhtine Eek. sceom
& two friends from New "York 150;
t the week end at li- Eek‘s
mum street.
'- lrs. Carol Carr and Era.
of Gregory W
‘ resumed their duties at‘th
”hone exchange otter _
H .ic
,,. .
‘Boat owners put in yesterday dying
M craft up for the season; that
.-.sss who have not ‘gone
‘0 so far. Others who have '
hitched their craft enjoyed a sat .
Keogh. ot Kai-Vin
yesterday
.0 Denna. Ayer. his... who ‘
m the men 0! Battery C. motor-
bl Artillery. and also or the Cem-
~ Train. oi this city. both of which
.0 helped to organise.
nev. Hishman. of Funding-cw l'
”saber of the Salvation Army. who
u been conducting relglous some;
0- here. was the speaker at the morn-
“ service.“ the Advent cm
‘Inrch yesterday. His talk was men
”eating and was followed with‘ the
attention by those whoéat-
m
Exit—ls“
—Buy Top Notch lined. ‘
Judge John
.sch. was a visitor
. . ‘
Irown and Shirley Frances Brown.
M were to have been some others.
fist they did ndt am. The collee-
‘sal. the special children’s offering.
use taken and it is reported was in
.aeess of that taken last year. The
‘asch was handsomely decorated. In
-e evening the church orchestra
.ayed. and the solo was sprig by Miss
’fldred Lovejoy.
Carroll Cavanagh. son of Mr. and
in Cavansgh or the Old “minim
m. narrowly escaped serious injury
.l Friday of last week. wbsn a blank
mdge pistol. exploded hear
u face. as he tired it. The boy was
-ly slightly burned by powder. how-
“. an examination showed The
“er burns were near his eyes. but
.031 escaped injury.
Children's Day services at the fast
M. R. church yesterday‘were
”we" attended. a special program
ting prepared. which is given below.
M v/as also a baptism of children
.6 a reception or new members into
-e church. The program as given
.mday was:—-Proccssional. "Golden
er Days”: Prayer. followed by
_ .c Lord's Prayer: Qrol "Praise
; Baptism 'and occasion ol
.e-bers: Daisies' Welcome. Three
Jule girls: Primary Song. Primary
’cpartment; Exercise. Ruth Roddy.
.- Beere nd Grace Vi'aldron; _Bolp
my. Alicilarnum: Exercise. 'Mnila
“lot and ght girls; Carol.
"orld \Vith Singing";
tel-cine. Five girls;
‘organ: Recitation.
use Song. "You (‘an be a Gleam ot
.‘nshinr-‘H Silver and Gold. Louise
ton and Edith Craig; Remarks.
(lmring for Phildren's
“fili’tli'le
Children's Day
Solo. Mildred
Marion Gray;
Postlude. Thane. who
More baptised yesterday were: Thurm
”en Romine Barnum. Fraiices June.
“is Pauline Averton. Rena laduise
ROWA YTON,
»
'l‘otmgers will leave for the shore
‘i‘ week when school closet nnfl’
. all accounts most hesch.plac‘es
engaged for July and August. ‘ ’
,
—Buy Top Notch Bread. ‘
'Oeorge W. Raymond of Rowsyton
-tered a complaint with the police
“1 some one had stolen a cow llc~
Mg to him the cow had strayed
my.
mmlelvonomm
*
- & Gertrude Farre'lly. of Noroton.
h been engaged to teach in the
~mc schools in Norwalk this dom-
, h year. '7‘).
Preparations are being made for a
“option to Rev. and Mrs. Howard
'-. Dumbell. at the rectory of St.
"uhe's parish on WednesdayM'th'e‘
A—Buy Top Notch Bread. I '
A sale will be conducted while.
‘ ave the photographer‘s
~ot New York city. is booked to hold
lmarine registration
*4 Lbsck to deep water. otherwise it would
“Amman
wit
cosmonaut , .
hathisgsultfllte
diu- the stealth
.mmm Q
it can be cheeses wring-wees .- .. 3,...“ .. . . .
; it will he wit-hellt and dried : D,_ muggy... ‘5“ 8:1ng as. 8.1
sowsar M's-Isak so. ‘ be... m M . M lei-e. bit. if“. ,.
Mhsbcon‘sn min-ed “mug“;m', .mfln simmers
petty thieves ntcsting t e pa. mm- ”'91: 7. “SI-
‘M the "I! few (1.” mung “I no.“ Wm g.‘ m .Tbo “m 5“” M“
things so bicycles. unguarded unabri-
hats. grlposud other smallartt-
cles. The'gsn‘g is comm ot a
ohotboysotmlnorsgeeandsre:
wa. they are being rounded up by
e Police. ‘
‘ ”Pete" Brown. at Green point.
ryn. brother to James Brown of
use Rollo Racer is helping on the
carousu Saturdays and Sundays. till .
an opening is ready for him. "Pete"
ought that one of his duties was in
take care of the horses. so he tried to
iind a curry comb
spure up the horses with.
Daniel Birmingham. who used to
concession
.it was located next to the bath
house eight years ago. motored w
from New York city. yesterday to visa
it his old friends and to renew his se-
,qualntsnces around the Park. "Das-
ny" is now the perintendent of a
large apart-tent h use in New York.
The Life Guards have added to the
Vicirola's repertoire s set 0! ten new
records of the latest popular selections
and were regaling the bothers will
concerts yesterday. A new porch
chased and has been added'to the
club’s outfit for the greater conven-
ience of its messbers and guests.
The Chinese Merchants' Association.
the annual outing here today. arriving
on the steamer Cepheus. Tomorrol
the Art Sign Btudents’ A-ooistson. of
New York. will share. the park with
the Franklin and Center High schools
of Norwslk. The iirst appearance thl
season or the La Chateau Jan Babies
will be at the pavilion tomorrow even.
ing. June. 21st.
The employee of (he Cowperthwsit
and Sons. of New York. shared the
park with the Caledonian Club. yes-
terday afternoon. reaching here on
the steamer Nassau with no happy
hearted passengers aboard. Basket
parties were indulged in at the grove.
Later. athletic games were held. The
ship sailed for home at 5:30 o'clock
after a happy day spent at this pop-
ular resort.
A combined launch bearing the
license number
H ”8 ran up on the rocks midway
between the shore and Round Rock
at 3:45 Saturday ant-moon and stayed
there. i". Kroutch. J.‘ (‘orcorsn and
“Hop" Benedict of the Volunteer Life
Saving Corps. perceiving that the
launch was in difficulties. paddled
over and by standing on the rocks in
the water managed to rhove the craft
and brush to -
wicker-work rocker has been pur-i
I While bringing the
”mung
,m mucosa.
’Theladias'mmmflflfi
The cement, gutters that were he. bane °' Ira. 3“” 1'01“.“ch
.ing laid by Charles I. heavens the.
ltractor on Well street. North a .
nd part of Commit first! has b.-
mpleted. ‘ "
William Wight and a party
triends Journey“ comb: the“
v-west of Bell lm'on m In“
Wrights launch .- mammals ea-
afternoon. twelve nembcn
t. Nextmdl'm meeting
he heldatthehotneofirs. D. Weedi
:the Rev. John M“ ":1”. "I
. hodht church of
s"(intestinaltealax-gellttendalieesttin
Imus”! Sunday afternoon. The tie
erick Jacobs will preach
nay, June as, at tour o'clod
)oyed a clan bake. ddsylight nving ) i
W. E. Mulligan. C. F. Chandler. The Wen Norwall "Arrows" !
flew York dty. Kr. and Ira. C.
“unwell and sons Robert and. .
at inisuen. were was. ‘are nose.
It the Summit house.
”I. ‘nestrioe 2—hou- sspuntenf ,
dent of the Harlem WI was-1
week-end guest at also. an-“
Of Camp Edith. for the weklk
Miss K. C.‘ De‘ Long superintenden
the Bellevue Hospital of New Y 1
was a recent guest at the camp.
agegfir‘:mmfg :Thmu m." “chef: Steve Shimko. catcher: %
who will occupy it for the season. *6 “‘2‘“ 1‘ “'0: Wk “WW“ .
and Ire. Piant will wand a month on _
guests of their dsuhgter. Hrs. Lattlrg h Weed- 8"! but» 13- than.
more at Dariea. and annual-go!» f “1“. Chem- Doll-It. an r
we firsmstnn .m 1“ m N. ”Id. Paul Ruben. "ft “0“. The “i
York. ier the'hestoi chameleon. -: W“: Mk 9W 0‘ we“
”rm hath-JON» M In
new life. in West Wk;
sy have been playing a series ot
es st-tlhe New (Xi-an groan
they won their drum by
re of ii to 6 last Sunday.
r teams have already asked fog
Bell Islanders and propertrownere‘so m-
attend an open meeting st‘the w“ '9‘ “in“ ass-n. 0"
a Social Club and for the election or ""3"-
ofi‘lcers and the disco-ion “ego-oral
thins: for the good or the club. tinge-k NEW YORK WOMAN
day evening. June 28rd. at I o'cl ,
m a m STRUCK BY AUTO
William Wright received a large Struck by an ant bile. hire.
life rut saint-day that is used on the
ma some “W“ n u ,- the cot-trade Gleason. at m Broadway.
New York. a patient at Dr. item-
""1“ at ‘“ “mm'ed drele °“ "W land's m in 'enpoit. is in
outer periphery with a sound cones ti N i 1
fiction. the interior of the float has a d! I“. ”9 tsl, 041,. “‘9'“.
basket for the use or its ps-engers. ”‘3‘" bruises. “or
is going to he used as a bathing ‘nost. "W"“ m.
t to its place in 9 Willem
his motor truck Emil moor RM -hm'm 0' 0'" I“ read. ”It
some difficulties by his truck getting Gleason was wn‘ ‘° Norwalk. m
stuck in the sand.
The contracts tor the
mom of the Hell island club house
and pier have been awarded. Charles
1:. Stevens the mason contractor has
been awarded the contract to repair
the concrete abutment- of the pier.
Emil Knoor has been awarded the .
contract to paint the club Missal?” fizgmm”
Lewis H. \Vnterbur)‘ has reserved the n "wt "‘hu' ‘ ‘ m.
contract for carpentry wbrk on the w -“ “mm". ‘
,Korwslk Ml that Ilra Gleason
house and pier and Baxter and ”lb “in tortsbl [the cacao.
iv have been awarded the contract for l“. m V'
appr‘oachlng. Spectators declare ht
Ira. Gleason stepped in front of the
machine. operated by Thomas 8.
Rose. a New wk theatrical man. so
quickly. that he did not have an op-
lportnniiy to mid the collision. ‘He
She escap-
hdve Md to wait for high tide. In the
Water was then on the ebb.
The steamer Sirius was leaning ill'll
pic-r with St. Ann's P. 1-2. church pic-
nickers recently. when two ladies wexe
seen hurrying to the pier with their:
children. two boys and a little girl.
The captain of the ship obligingly
backed hill ship to the pier and then
helped. with the assistance of "lion"
Benedict. the two ladies and their
children aboard. “'hile “Hop" lllling‘
one of the boys over he felt his rigth
wrist give. and after getting the boys,
safely lihourd he found that he had'
sustained a slightlv mottled wrist.
After all were safely aboard the ex-‘
cursionists cheered for the Captain
and “Hop" for the help in gettirg
these people aboard.
The Caledoian Club of New York
City. one of the oldest organised
Scotch associations. held an outing at
the Point. yesterday afternoon,
reaching here on the. steamer Blrius
at 12:45 with 1240 members and!
friends. Luncheon was enjoyed nt'
the Cssina and basket parties were in
Vogue at the grow. after which
games of Gaelic soccer was enim’ed
and all sorts of athletic sports were
indulged in for both young and old.
Native Scotch music was furnished
by n klltie band or bag pipers. About
260 picknickers enjoyed a swim and
found a great deal of fun sporting on
the bench. The ship sailed at 6:00
oclock with the kitle hand striking
wationai like and reels while two
small boys in costume entertained the
excursionista with their dancing.
Saturday. June lflth. the steamer
(vital where he was attended by Dr.
the electrical wiring and fixtures. All
work to start Immedlsbely.
BOY BADLY BURKE!)
BY AN OIL STOVE
Continued tron: Firm Page.
and con-alone.
.—.n—. . . ‘~.
mmmuuw
the New
can
push
Thr- boy'a clothes caught the when
he end to put the lance out.
He was rushed to the Norwslk Bos-
H. K. W. Kellogg. Today it is said
that «be is do“: as well saoould be
expected.
The other children. whose names '
are not known. were burned Slightly
while extenguishing the names.
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Continued from First Page. ‘- _
was staged and s lunchecm served. ‘
Many oniof-theiown mt! rm L a
Washington. I). C.. New York city and.~
elsewhere were Mt. i
Mr. and Mrs. Cola departed on an
extended honeymoon tour which will.
include a trip to Wasm -D. 0..
Virginia Beach and Atlantic City.
Upon their return. they will make Mew-fll- I
their residence at Hollis. L. l. a. . gm .
The groom is a .0me _,
moved on the New" York Times. Be is: mm m
a veteran o! the World War. ”Via .4”
.served in the aviation corps.
“SITE“ OAK? Ill-IVE“
Sirius—brought a. happy throng from thin nd Mrs. Richard O; Rend- “hr. ‘ Q‘
the Second l'nited Preuhyteriun”4:3:p accofinpnnled by m...“ a.” “O hawk.“
church. 0f JPI'SPY City. hIKYIIOHB the hardt. Ml” Catherine Awh‘fln .nd
happy crowd other churc es were re- Mrs Theodore Greenwsld. motor“ to —
presented from neighboring tow-is. Cal-p Dcvens. on Saturday. and at- "mum ..
among which was the i‘niied Premium“, on‘ “mfg”, evening . “m. Hhfi » “M f
byterian church of Patergon. New J°r‘.ds.nco m, the. gymnasium. The we -d a W" .
sey. It was originally planned that I“ spent at the Camp Devens guest “ d« O"
the excursion was for 1.600 persons.
but the lure o fthe salty air combined
" ”a at the home of M a chance to take out there very
M Boga, under the :z'gg m: youngest kiddie brought out fully.
- Motion“ church. .5" _ .JJss people. Nearly a capacity load
«aw
“Ilsa Theresa. Hoyt was one “This
’Inclpal soloists at a concert given
‘ Ellis Island. yesterday afternoon.
at! scored a big' success. The “con"-
‘1 was one arranged by.Charleo 1
Mn who had charge of the fiewA
me relular summer fair and car-t
flu: or t bat-ten are d ' ‘-
- Wrecked forward 3‘3““
. “on. ,‘the “no.
announcement re.
[tor the Sirius. which is allowed to
,gsrry not more than 1.000 passengers.
Basket luncheon parties were held in
the grove. later dancing was enjoyed
t the Pavilion. There were :00 ex-
cursionlhts who took the "opportunity
9' for a dip in Lon Island Sound. The
ship reached the "Point" at. 11:80
‘fn 'tile morning-taking the passengers
18 minutes to . disembark. the
ip sailed for home at 4:00 in the at-
l
o of mu town. and helium “-9.,2'*»rnoon--
merommg .
w n...
«(BELLE ISLAND
.Lsdiolnhhodie cottage. on. W“
. 1- when costing.“ paint.’ _ "“7 - ‘ 3.“... and.
:ggeaelu. Manonggi 'm“ “"2.” _
‘ y -“"-"‘9“"‘W “flatworm ; ' '
‘ 31¢. in?"- l" I ~ ' wiles _ a!“
with a perfect day. giving the mothers‘
' mow
house. and the party had dinner at ,
the barracks with flattery C. The 1
chicken. dumplings:
peas. cocoa. ice
menu included
mashed potatoes.
cream and cake. Captain Roster and ‘
Captain John Keogh. made Qeeches 13 M‘mtn.
Brigadier General uni-l: L. Hersey. the most use ,
camp commandant. Mutated the
Not-walk boys on their excellent rec-
ord. as they had carried away all
honors up to Sunday. Four days this
week will be spent at target practice.
Hr. Heerdt and enmity. of South Nor-
wslk. were also mt.
HOUSE OF MAYIHOFF'OUTllffl _ _'
malty-flee employs-o! the Boa-cot . ~,-
Msyehoi! Wan outing to Basis . ~
nook. Saturday afternoon. aslershe
W of the Souls! League of the _ -
Mary. The outing lathe first ot a
Homer. AM. ,
"tosleesst
w
.mm'es
es. Their lineup was: Joe Ruben}
t
demo-geese:
sshoe‘tSbes-se elite mot
wuhtheesssbers.
base: William Kubsn. shortlope.
Roi-walk and Joe O'Connor of New ‘
Invitations have been bad to the The dub ‘- M ‘ ‘
house or the Bell island (see to loan w °' w“: "0".“ M 0'0" 8°“ -
condition is not
happened near the,
“(lived off the curb to enter a jiinss.’
improver" Wed to notice a Wing at“.
ed serious him outside or bruises:
9 MastShoe Store
¥en Want a Better.
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