outrun. ,,n_neeilsrhelil
M ’ ha :“Nm ”‘3'
-m for the club- rooms. .
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9—“.-
I. and In. 1"an Dennisson. of
._. Ono... have returned to their
u. filer a wefi's visit swith )lr.
assure has figfseeisn Educ ove~
w
”M- soul-lace of the East
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Association.
one of an
t
M Cove avoho'o. when plans
hoe. to be held in ,the .near
~. were discussed.
I. to“ Aid Society. of the Best
.— I. I. church. will meet. at the
am. tomorrow afternoon. when re-
fl ko- the apron social. ,held on
“coming last. at the church. will
he sssdsod.
meatball-to be spread along
that uvenue. by the Street Depart-
h expected to arrive in the city
to warn. and. “mediate"
arrival. will be spread along
Norwalk streets that are
I” h need of such attention.
Ell‘
reddents of Norwalk who
u b procure tickets for the ~two-
mm; to be staged by the
Town Improvement Associa-
ly 2nd and 4th. may get
from any member 0! the
Improvement Associa-
organization in Nor-
is handling the tickets.
Therc is
~ all-net variety of fireworks and
ilve canker-s than therc were a ytar
R0 WA YTON
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Th reddening or was Elisabel‘h ll.
all-I... In Rowayton ayenue. has been
"tees.
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llra George Jervis. ot Crockett
cumming a few days in Mar.-
)is“. long Island.
It. and Hrs. Henry Gcrslnger. of
avenue. spent the week-
end with relatives in New Milford.
M . .dniuh‘.“
ls: Pi'ank Graham. formerly of
Row-too. is the guest of Mr. and
Ira. Delt- L'liommedleu. in Logan
m
J oi.
Neurnan who has been ill for
at the New Han-n hospital is
.mfllz his pan-nts. Mr. and Mrs.
New at the Tokeneke road.
Ill- lcwis C. Parker of Logan
is“. has rented her home to New
,Yu-k parties. and has gone to New
{lurk dig. where she expects to spend
tho—nee
’ \
III. John Sherman Hoyt accom—
Ilyher two daughters. the
“Helen and Ethel lloyt of Tok-
eneke. miled for Europe Wednesday
in thalauretanla.
my”...
' The solicitors for iht' llowayton li-
t!” yesterday ru-ported a collection
J 852.85. the contributor alone
“n“ .25. itemcmtmr that you are
good people who help a good cause.
'flie knockout "Wildsmlth" has been
M in commission for tlu- season
‘ m E. }I. Miller's yard in
mulls and is ready to resume her
. -m In the fleet oq é'the Norwalk
Harte . ‘
—~ 'lop Notch Breed.
missus- at Jan: «tum R. Thomp-
a.“ in is makingm extended visit
:1!“ “this in ‘Utica. New York.
'8 is“ to leernfthat she is greet-
ly Imposed in health: and able to be
ubsu seals. . . .‘g
In Ierion Coates, who is the in-
” of physical culture in the
mtg uhools or Syracuie. New York
a- derived at the home of her pnr
this h chiniey street. where rhe
.”- Q-d her summer vacation.
'in c. It. Wright has rented Mrs.
ll
. ts Ir.,and lire Walt. Hoyt
Mont. N. J.. and the Lock-
.s-o on
and
I.
l’fi
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J.
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Ind promptly
£43,... ' “model-e
f':"‘h seats: in
.f ape
was done and,
backed "
«hassle
sire Menuhin-it house.
Brim/'m
~Hrs. E. I. '3‘ is'expoeted‘te 10in
her “minimum”
day. tor thyrsstet lhessastm»..
’The rat: at M‘m is slowly
listing to “hormaekhe pontoon on
known es.‘.'0ok urst." goon-go. is beg:
ing repainted. hrEmil Knorr. aid.
will he completed in about two weeks. '
"Mr. and tire Archibald Belwyn were ;
expected to reach their studio home
here late last night from their week-
:end trip at Great Neck. Long Island.
Pine Point Catholic Club will be
formally openodrtor the season on
July 4th. The bathing float of the
club will be launched some time dur-
ing this week.
Ml- Maryland llufl enjoyed a mo-
torboat ride. Sunday alt-moon. as the
guest of Clarence Caldwell. visiting
such places as Coleudor's Point. Ion-d
Beach and Greenwich.
Alexander Thane. of Vi'eehawken. N.
1.: Joseph .H. Shuttlewortny. of
Brooklyn; A. E. Heart-7 and”. L.
Healey. of Brooklyn. and John Koch.
of Union Hill. N. J.. are spending—a
few weeks as guests at the Snug-it
hoses. .
Charles E. Stevens. who has been
awarded the contract to repair the
pier. will start to work on it in a day
or two. Two ahutments will be built
up or stone. while two others will be
strengthened by stone being built
around the abutment. as it now is.
_
Mr. Scarles. caretaker at the island.
is kept busy after each excursion at
Roton Point. As each host comes in
the plcnickers throw overboard paste-
boerd boxes and paper. all sorts of
rambles and such thiwn. and. when
the tide is towards shore. it brings
and leaves the debris on the south
beach. which has to be cleaned by Mr.
.flcnrles.
Sigurd A. Ewes-sen. Vernon Jarboe
and Joe Wright cntertained as their
guests. Eugene Rich. Herbert
Schwartz. John Swensen. Jim Norton.
Jack Weston. llill Hendrickson. W.
Paul «lens. W. F‘. flchwarts. Charles
Jarbov: and Arthur Clarke. at s clam-
take. on Barkley island. on Sunday.
Leaving Bell Island at it in the thorny.
lng they reached their destination on
the good ship "lutty." then a meal
was anered that was a royal least.
netting back to hell island at G o'clock
in the evening. all hands wcre enthu-
siastic for another outing. declaring
thu-mselves impatient to.“ 08 but as-
othvr one. '
R0 TON POINT
Concessionaires rcported a very
good business yesterday especially
the roller coaster.
l
The Franklin. Center and “‘estport.
Junior High schools held their nth-i
letic meet here today.
The first appearance of the LaCha-
teau Jazz llabies this season will be
at the pavilion this evening.
Dancing was enjoyed at the pavil-
ion: a number or girls from Norwalk
were asked to dance by chinemcn.
but declined with thanks.
Captain Albert Mills of the Lida‘
May was kept busy yesterdny after-i
noon taking out t-xcursionists from'
the Chinese Merchants' Association
for sight seeing trips.
A number of high school boys were
here yesterday measuring out: dis-
tmm-s {or the-tr nthlt-tlc events and
digging out sand pit: for their broad
and high Jumpers. '
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New dates booked here are June
80th. South Net-walk M. E. Church
fiunday school picnic: June 24th. a
dinner for the Reuben H. Donnelly
Corporation of New York City.
Tomorrow the Bethany Lutheran
Sunday School will hold their Outing
here. 1500 people are expected “to
take the opportunity for a day's out-
ing coming on the‘ Steamer Blhu.
Today. the Art Sign Student' AM'.
elation. ‘0! New York City. held ‘their'
outing .here. Many Norwaik people
expect to attend expecting to see long
haired men and short haired women.
.deserve a lot of credit in the excel-
' lent way‘that things were conducted
.while the
,hiah's cottage on West Side d“turban“.b
' to receive a shock at Baton yester-
West Bide
1-1, Conuffzzxeofimey. received the shock or their live.
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~ ‘A‘hosksnt from the westward. on Steamer Cepheus. There '°""'"“
MM. bride and bridegroom were 1‘00
M Mnemm. an,“ at .nbool‘d. White "fl. '0" m...“-
M Yacht club over Saint-vi“ on to the m of chine“:
Meet out at about 11 P. M. -
”n no “no one o, the breeding. a large nnmboo west in
» .. and thunderstorms or . '
J dropped m Others took .trips‘inm
. m resuming their journey and taxis to m palate
John 1“. Me.
. knockout Dacoit dragged an- “m "‘3' G. m and. to- the
e late Iqualls on 8st. . . M
laid ll‘hded'imo' ‘119 ll“ w m but”
north shore of Bell Is-l
to the brew «tithe M
The park employees and omcials
picnickers were in the
park; nohting was seen to be out of
the ordinary that would reflect on the
park's character and there were no
The Norwallt people who expected
when the Chinese Know Assem-
ation landed at the pier aboard the
moori- leaking will “'l'
was hendbd. ‘J‘tfl-M‘h—mi
chi-sues
“an. “
a card
a cigarette Whom
‘W';. m
revues-emet-
Mo Wineries”-
girl on thepler. who-resonance.
hlch muzflrns-orand
:ddress on it. one mussel kimono
7 these-melanomas“
thenplecedt‘hcoaldill . 4 r . ‘91-’09.“ M
. om; .
Greenwich Country Club cho‘l; team
or cool"! loan
denial oodway
usl
way goes to Ore-Mich tor a mum
match bier in the moon. mm
were played and awe-mate! “genres.“
in a lie. The oeoees o : r
Woodhull—mask! meals. 0:
Hamilton and Bel-es. 3: X311. Pitt.
ir. and K. Dram o; Bigelow ass (hr-r-
lngton. o; Stark and J. n. Knapp. 0:
1‘. Dean and Throwbrldge. l; Borne
and mo. 0: Bean and Clooaen. 0;
Hail and Sterne o: 3 C. Kelley. in.
and Thomas. I; Elltman and Doty. 1;
Raymond and P. N. Knapp. i; Cum-
mings and Blood. 8: l. C. Kelley“
Bower. o; Woodbuey and H. 8. liner.
1; Wildlnan and Lockwiori. 0; Kerri“
and ”lord. 0. Total. ’.
Greenwich—Townsend Joli-sand
0: Graham and Gillian. 0: CM
and Bishop. 1; Craft and lei-tin. o;
Sleuson and Chaddeck. 2: Bogue and
Jackson. 0: Merrill and “Wo4‘;
Quirk and Morgan. 2: Mel and
Wagner. 1: Brush and Browning. o:
smock and Ostergrine. 0; Boone and
Best. I: Street and Nate. 0; Arnold
and Schimer. l: Curtis and Grant. 3.
Total. 17. -
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Assistant Postmaster Charles w.
Smith is the owner of a new car.
Ira Harry Parker. of Tolemke.
brought trout New York last night. a
voter. . _ 2 {mm c. - ‘
. u..— , ~. Bea .r-iana " ‘ .1 . v
figuflnmm Kaorr. [house (In the new.“ “1:0me w“? ”W":
and will be ant-nee- in about two met. sheet on °W*‘! ‘ M, ”W: ”1
weeks- time. . 5‘ main: a "new ”M .‘Wj . . tl- “.7 "
The home at relies. .A. . Spear. the pungent “mansion—it!
“amt“.
neuron:
thirdlnthia Accordingtetbepolst
system or m. the Center school
won eil’it point on this event. the
m givugAve poi-sauna .e
points. will:
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handsome new Paige sedan which shot
has Just purchased.
Cari Brage is assiming at the pesto
ptnoe moraine and evenings during
the absence of the postmaster. who is
away on his vacation.
Worlds of Firm-st B. Crotoot are
receiving cards from him indicating
that he is having a most doubtful
time on his western tour.
Postmaster Fred Smith h cum
his vacation at Smith's Island and re-
‘ports from that place indicate that he
is having a delkhtful time. His
triends expect on his return to hear,
some wondcrfui fish stories. l
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At a muting ot the Darien tire-men
this owning it wUl be determined
whether or not a carnival or (air will
be held in the near future: In the
cvcnt or one being held comitteos
will be appointed and plans mapped
out.
Charles Van Nor-strand of Noroton
Heights. urn-ted on Saturday night.
by ("beer Patrick Tierney. for intoxi-
vution. was lined lio and costs by
Judge Remus! Young. in the City
Pom-t. this mowing—Stamford Ad-
vacate.
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SUPREMACY
The. supremacy of the
Victrola marks it as the
greatest‘ of all musical
instruments.
We carry a com lete
line of Victroias— in? all:
finishes ~
From
$25.00 to 31.16500. ..
You can have one in
down.
Chinese ~ and‘ their 1
or the girls ~=.shoooe . stone .etgeod
and enjoyed
Trier-ewes Warm-loll lame-
iwelk m: the boat rose" lied-hero as
“Point". toe "honey. "fir.
doitoanumberpstrenisse 'M
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”‘mmt- We fl‘Hu-rlnghone Weaves.
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Blue Serges.
Blue Flannels.
Unfinished Worsteds
in Blue and Greys.
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Intecweven SiikHoseW.
sat» shirts . . . . . . . . . .$5.00, $6.00.
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I. leading Ame-our: Bhu-
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‘ ' mat. anon sen:
loo Going On a
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
ummkle.luwalk
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goods at very low prices.
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