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was-s. n concert and dense at
‘* m of East avenue. is
relatives from out of
“what He home for a. few daYI.
ins-t I. lead of Seattle. Wash-
h the guest of his uncle, Ed-
lead of East Norwalk. for
{Owl-ya
and Ira. William Craig. Jr.. of
venue. have departed on a two
trip to Brooklyn. N.Y..
will be guests of relatives.
Ira. H. J. Hipson In in
Y.. attending the graduation
at Cornell University. Their
“I‘m Ellison. graduates today.
‘1‘“ Norwalk groceryman com—
to the police last night about
In“
an m beach was again the
chief flirtation for people who wish-
ad s using breeze today. the exces-
0. week from today the annual
M d the Bunday school of Christ
chi-u. will he held at Roton Point.
M ears taking the children to
the Pond tor the day’s outing. .
whitetail Bread. V '
m have finished the work of
'paintlr'theAdvent. Christian church.
Harv” Ind Van Zandt streets. and
the (the)! now presents a most at-
tractive appearance with its brown
shingles and cream trim.
Elm avenue residents are wonder-
hg when the street department will
get m to fixing up the surface of
(his Milton. which is being ex-
tensive” used by summer rcsidcnts.
and the. who take the shore road to
.Wesport and Compo Beach.
Tl- pnrentn of pupils who gradu-
ate from the Franklin Junior High
school. are requested to note that the
graduation exercises have been trans-t
ferred from the Armory. to Hoyt's
theatre and will be held there, tomor-
row evening. starting at 7 o‘clock (SJ
'1’.)
On Friday evening the special
meeting of the Third Taxing district'
will be held at Community hall.
a. Run of money. said to be $100. is to
be appropriated for the support of,
the m Norwalk Library. which is
maintained by the East Norwaik Im-
prove-eat Association in Community
Jinn. In addition to the sum to be
appropriated by the District the State}
of Connecticut will also nppropriato'
o. similar sum to the support of the'
library. 'l'hc meeting is called for 8
extort (D. 'l'.)
'30 WA YTON
—-y 'lisp Notch Bread.
when
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ll, Randall.
Of Auntie City. New .lr-rscv. nro- thv
rue-ts of Mr. and Mrs lra Kiggins. of
McKinley street.
In. 1-2. G. Morton. :l lcturned mls~
donut-y from indln. will speak at the
Bum“ church on Thursday night. it
h earnest, hoped that a large aud-
knee will be present. .-
-DARIEN& NOROTOZV
Ilr. and Hrs. George A. Velic arc
quietly celebrating the eleventh anni~
worm of their marriage today.
Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt is in
New Enveu today. attending a meet-
" a! former railroad officials. 'A
dinner will be enjoyed as one of the
Th friends of Officer George
Dina will be plaesud to learn that.
‘his condition is improving. It is
bone. that it won't be long before he
h sntn about town.
-—*y Top Notch Bread.
A ulcer-t will be held at the Cen-
der ”tool on the evening of the nth.
for tho benefit of the hnrien Methode
fl! Chick. The artist will be Miss
Hilda. Catherine Schulz. a well known
aeolian“... “1-“
0* to the small attendance
Cher. wns lime done by the firemen
last film regarding the fair. which
they mmto holding in the near
tutu-u. The project was discussed in
n m way and the meeting was’
m until Friday evening. when
committees will be appointed.
are It‘ll! '
hut-d" clos-
i tcrday
1' run streeluthe trolley and'tbs m It has
New York city yester-
s I“.
re- and devs' tent or the Heights
long been mined that the prog~
hss‘been hind!“ by the inadequate
Mon. With the "080, line m
smile sway. many people who would
otherwise settle at the Heights refuse
to do so for this sole reason.
BELL ISLAND
Mrs. Williams. of “Sunset c'6ttnge.”
has a. new Buick coupe.
Dr. Johnson. the eminent children‘s
specialist. of New York city. has s
new Packard six touring car.
Miss Mary Skelly. of New York. is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Hogan. "Hillerest Lodge."
will hold a meeting tomorrow eve-
ning in the club house at 8:00 o'clod
(D. 8. T.) l o I‘1
Raymond Ovtngton. of Clark park.
has twenty-five! varieties of roses in
full bloom. of which he is very
proud.
Clarence A. Spear. of "Oak Hurst."
cottage. is having his house painted.
Emil Knorr is the contracting painter.
A good result is assured.
Miss Lillian Rbbertson. o! Sher-
wood Park. Xonkers. New York will
be the week-end guest of Mrs. W. F.
Bcbwurts of Anchor Candle.
A large party of Hell Island. Hick-
ory Bluff and Pine Point residents are
expected to be present at the meeting
to organize the "Bell Island Club." on
Thursday. June 23rd. at the Club
House.‘at 8 p. m. (D. R. T.).
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All cottages on the island are rent-
ed or occupied by their owners e.
one which is still to rent. and is liable
to be. as the niguof a New York city
agent. asks possible renters to apply
to him. which is quite a distance from
Hell island. Local agents have many
applications for cottages on file.
Residents and property owncrs re.
ceiycd their invitations yesterday
through the mails to attend an open
meeting for the forming of the Tlell
Island Social Club. the meeting to
take place tomorrow evening at limo
.o'clock (h. S. T.) at the club house.
IICIPCHOI‘I of officers will take place
and other plans for the season wil
be discussed.
R0 TON POINT
About Loot) members and friends
of the Art Sign Students‘ Association
of New York (‘ity reached here yes-
0n board the Steamer Ririus.
Luncheon parties were held in the
grove. quite a number taking the op-
portunity of sampling the excellent
cooking of Chef Fleur-y Met: at. the
Casino. Dali games were en’oyed
while a l‘nthi- News camera-man
took pictures of the game. The ship
left for home at 5:30 taking home a
jovial throng with in day spent ili’
happy contentment.
Harry Newman. an honorably dis-
charged physically disabled sailor.
got lost frotn his party of friends
l'rom Greenwich. yeluerday evening.
and was unable to make himself un-
derstood due to the fact of his being
unable to speak. being shell shocked.
lie was in financial straits. the man-
agement learning of his dithcullics
tried to get the party he came to the
beach with. over the 'pbone. but con-
nections could not be made; so he
was furnished with a room and will
he sent by cur back to his friends to~
any.
Last evening at 10:30 o'clock. all
lights at the “Point" went out sud-f
dellly: due to s 2300 volt plug fuse‘
on the top of a pole In the rear of the
Roller (Toaster burning out. A large
Violet green flame was visible for a
while then the pole started to burn
slightly; the dance hall enjoyed
moonlight dancing for a while till the
emergency lights were switched on
that are connected to a buttery power'
station. After a period of darkness
of probably fifteen minutes the fuse
was replaced and things were normal
again at the park.
Ls Chateau Jan Babies played
here last night ‘to an enthusiastic
dance throng. The music was or the
type that just tickled your feet. mak-
it impossible for one to keep of! of
the dance iioor. Al Menard the bass
banjo player made a hit. with his
syncopstlons on the Banjo. Ralph
Kort the Saxophone player pleased
with his excellent tone and harmony:
while Abe Rosenberg the leader
made a hit with his musical clowning
on the violin. Every one was asking
for the next appearance of this popu-
lar jazz band which will be on Tues-
day. June thh.
MONUMENT TO GEN. cum
HARDIN. Honk. June 22.-—’I'he
monument in memory of General A.
Custer. to be unveiled on June 25. the
forty-fifth anniver-ry of the battle
of the Little Big Horn. has been com-
pleth in the city parts here. The nie-
,tnorial. paid for by popular subscrib-
Horn county. is of means gray
granite and two bronse pious.
m A. Fitzgerald of Arctic St..
reported at Stamford
”MMMers. this morning. that
n boywhoss name he did not ascertain
injured on the Darien
. was
, lots. when the lad. who was riding a.
and had hitched on to his
'Cruetownsn by the Tidewater 'Oil Co.
or m tell from his wheel.
‘M
hm Association are
m“ Bentlnel has been re-
MQ m newly org-ulna Nsroton
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one showing s profile and the
other givingtbe dots and place of his
{birth and his mum record.
Plans for the oelsbrntion. which will
include a reproduction of the massacre
or Center's command by Indiaun~on~
acted by Uhited. m onvnh'yhsrl.
American Legion Installers and
lndians. provide also for an exhilm of
several historical p it is an-
nounced by the Oust Battle Anni-
versary mention. in charge ot-aha
bur. mom
'railroad service. tor prsoticnily only “day—ovate
commuters' trnlusnownopstthnsmulw
Directors of the Bell'lsland Club'areenwioh.
tion of citisens or Hardin and Big.
was-served under. the direction
on?“ D. miss. whoisknsvwnnsn!
good judge of :hhlngn to It. ‘
‘ were
not
ad‘ssoondirwssv ‘1‘.»
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Iby Fallen. Norma",
, won and
Moves Relay ’ e .
8m team made .
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this. event was finally awarded
flipping shrubs Greenwich man
winning t . .
Inthsslt-ls' mamtbanlnprtsssl
went to Hi- White 02 Greenwich. with
the potato races“ ”-7
ing in the ball anew and .
The awarding ot the prises follow-
ed. distribution being made by.Dis-
trict Superintendent F. J. Lytn. of
Themgrarn‘ etoaneudinf
evenin‘vnvith a“; all lbs Ol'lll
of door oor.
Several guests were present truth
Company's otlhr branch - ‘
tuck. New Britain. Waterbury»
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HONOLULU. 1'. 8.. June Ila-14in,
greatest comnuslly native m In
the world; the crater of the earth's
largest dormnnt volcano: ’rnajsdic
coast lines: baking sands: miles upon
miles or pineapples and sugar case:
a miniature Grand (huyon of the
Colorado; these and a hundred other
impressive and novel sights will be
spread before tbe‘delegnt. to ":1
pro-con uoftheworldwhtchw
meet in imolnlu. next October.
When the business ”dons-re over
the entertainment committee formed
in Hawaii intends to take the dele-
gates on a steamer tour'of'thej is-
lands and in the eight days planned
for this trip an interesting itinerary
will he followed.
The ve-ci wiil‘ skirt the majectic
windward coast‘ot lbloknl and from
its decks the delegates will see the
famous leper settlement of Knlnupspn.
n' settlement that promises soon to
pan into history with the ever in-
nsing progress being mode. against
the dill-she by the rhnulmoogrn on
specific. extracted in the University of
Hawaii laboratories.
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