Elimhoth and mini asrtor. in ’
opened‘their summer home on Bu
street. ' . g
ins Yonag lion's Community club.
"fl ’0‘ thu evening at therooms in
Amity hall.
_ un- ugyn mgr-3,313; 1mg; .33." 522.35: Su‘ti‘if’.?'ufi‘?""°
.- ‘flit kinds in town. " ’ Camp.
tendent of the Greenwich Hospital.
6. Howard King. well-known as a
..m oitisen of East Not-walk. is3
.M . _ Bellevue register for nurses. has re-
' ill “a n“ expected ‘0. re {turned to her home after spending a
___. . ' Inumber of delightful days at Edith
0. U. A. M. orchestra: will meet 'C‘mp‘ -- _— ‘ ' " ~ V
sau- ssassn’sl at the home of MN" ' Board of Directors of the lslsn
. n-Ia. s at.
'n . John street. mitten"?! Improvement Association will hold a
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.. | meeting in the Directors Rooms at]
rida evening
hints at. Wood. of 32 First street 9505:” 32"” on F ' g ’
.m a two weeks vacatidn'froin‘
hula- at the oflice of Town Clerks‘
..wn.8mith ' _' .‘ I
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fie excursion to Pleasure Beach.
W to have been held‘yester-
up by Fred Canevari. has been in-
my postponed. .
II D expected that there will
”In“ Ittend the concertto be given
at m Knit avenue M. E. church this
Miss Mary L: Sarton. manager of the
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Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hanforth are on,
tertaining at their cattage “Well." for
the week Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Taylor and family. of Croton Falls.
New York. .
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The 65-fott yacht "Welcome." of
' {the ilayside Yacht club. belonging to
be “i“‘illiam H. Johns of llayside. Long
Island was anehorcd off of the shore
of South Beach. Saturday afternoon.
m by the Presbyterian church
chub at Stamford. ' ' ' The house committee of the Hell Is-
. 4!,“ land Club held a meeting yesterday
—-Bnr'l'op N°t°h Bread. ( ' ‘ morning at the club where house males
were adopted and arrangements for
“ ”'1 Chen" 0' FrenCh the employment of a caretaker were
a” sons. Frank and Chester. Jr.. of
* New Rochelle. were visitors with rela-
tions in East Norwslk yesterdayaThey
shade the trip by motor. ‘- -
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”Basel Dean. of Vnr'zfindt
sat-eel. and Miss Cora Van more
of Gregory Boulevard left”):
afternoon for a two monthi'stay”at,
Bock-y Pond Camp. Clcmcnp. N. )2. in:
the Mtrondecks.
made.
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About 20 men of the Island or
planning to see the Dempsey Car-
penticr fight on Saturday. They aref
.also planning to hustle right back to
' attend the dance and social that is to
be held at the club.
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John Dnyoe a landscape gnrdencr
of New York city who spent the week-
end at his cottage “l’arkslde.” slipped
and fell into a rose bush. painfully
injuring his hand while trimming the
bush at his cottage.
Richard H. Golden is a guest of the,
National Chawmunt Bank of Boston
for today and tomorrow at the Hotel.
Commodore after which hc will loin-o
by train for a two weeks’ \ucalion
in Toronto. Canada.
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I! was announced yesterday. at the
'Mveniist (‘hrislian church.‘ that
lhtundiiy. July 9th. the annngl pic
of the Funday school would be held
.1. Calf Pasture twitch. those attenti-
lug being taken to the bcucfi Vaufl
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The solicitors for the WWA—
Instr] report the sum of 3&615. This
brings the total amount collv-ctt-d. up
a $138.30.
llr. Vi'llllnm (3va Phillipl. ,of‘
Brooklyn. an fluorite of Dr. RIfiie-l
horn. was a wetvk-end gilt-st of Mr. and
Mrs. H. 1.. Clarke, of the Antenrbpcn
cottagc. .\ir. lain blow. of Nomik.
went lit-hing with Mr, Clarke catching
a nice mess of fish» ' ‘1
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The residents othhP island are
ihs‘, root tint. . t.
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'l'fie ltowityton l‘f‘lilll Cor‘ps'Of 26"
pieces has ll( 0'“ eiluugt-d by tlw'Loc-ul;
Order of Momm- for tho big curiiii'ul ly clittml over .
pnrnde Saturday i'\l‘lllllg. ; fthey have polict~ protection of pml-‘
—-— imen )nlichut-l Gambia and Louis
Vole is lit-lug ink-n this afternoon'Brt-hm. detailed in look out for their
and evening at lht' quarto-rs o: tho'wt-lfnrc. spt‘t‘ilillR ") "10"" “9mm“
Bowayton Hose company on- the '6... ; lasts through the Island is about over.
Cami-lament of tlu- Sixth Taxin‘ctlis-i "‘""
Jrirl la ltouiivion. lllf‘ lrsidr‘nts of thcl
iln' dldrlct twins: the only Once allow-
v. 1 ‘.
—any Top Notch Bread.
Vernon Jarhrm is wrarinx a broad
smile and a cliesty t‘xpri-sslon b'illl
(is! to vote on the mailer. The. pullsihlghly elated over the fact that his
opened at 2 o'clock this :tflcrnoon and daughter \‘cruon “‘inifri-d said "DJ
will close Ill 9 o'clock tonight. 'i‘lte'l‘m." for the first time last Saturday
sane taken is “you" for the cataliiiah-N‘criion Jarboc can lie set-n ilcurly
Int-pt of ill“ tilhlili‘l. or "nay" aculnst (ivory owning proudly whet-ling his
the ostahlislmu-nl, Stntlmo-nt in “0- fduughlt-r up and down Summit streci
'nu'tm lit-ems in in- about equally dl- with his wire as rear guard ten pact-s
wind on the matter. accordingtto rt~ back.
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ports toduy. “ T'- ‘ ‘ r manner they collided and falling "it“!
)iiss . argnrct nwrcnre. w )0 s n - " ir hands in from of thpm-
-—8aic and social of S. l”. i. n. rt-d in \Vt'iilli‘lg Bella» Jnnt‘ COVL W" 2;“.ch r;(c¢i\-in‘ .ome nasty stone
III-uncut of llnpiist Church. Monday, of Smitlnx ThTO‘IKh. Al Johnson ':‘-“,r“mng. 5
June 27th. 7:30 p. in. 'mous banker and broker. l-ngnr ._..__....——
Srlwyn playwright and llroills-r to The 00"? sloop "Kid ti." brought
‘With it ceremony fitting the occu-
Dr. Ragsdale is the superin- '
p—
M.’
.through Canada and to the Niagara
here aboard
vian League.
e aboard ship before landing.
Viis rightful owners.
[charge of the
J. R. Sturge- ofspringnold. Ila...
was aviaitor here yesterdav.
’hei-secssd-qpesrsnoe of the be
Chateau Jan ,Babies this season wilt
be tomorrow evening. "
'ibmorrow'the’s. Tflnttstis Church
of about lobe-persons aboard the
Steamer Muffin reooh hero for it
day's outing. ~'
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Two of 'the' largest. crowds of the
season were in hashing on Saturday
and Sunday. being drawn to tho wat-
er for refreshment from the «torrid
spell we have had for the past few
'days.
Mrs. Fred Bennett has returned to
her panties as cashier at the bath
house. after spending a joyous tut
daysl. vacation satomolile touring,
Falls.
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The Composite Lodge No. I". F.
and A. M.. of 500 people reaching
the Steamer Osdning:
shared the park with tho Scenario»
Bo: parties were held
'Bieamcr Taurus with 1490 mem-
bers and triends of the Ocsudlnsvitn Coughlin has been attached to the
Luther Circuit In” reached hero park. he has made a large number
for a day's outing yesterday- All
sorts of games were . played latter
luncheon had been part-ken'of in
the groves.
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Two pOpular young men of Nor-
walk. Harold Lynch in m» white
flannel trousers. and boots- Winters.
better known as "Broadway Jones."
in a. new shepherd check suit were
seen promensding around the park"
here recently.
The bath howls here enjoys an on-
viable reputation. that of the man)"
thousands of dollars and valuables
checked not one mistake or loss has
born made in returning property to
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‘Escursion today was the
Order of i‘nited American
)lcchanics of about 1100 persons
aboard the Steamer Cygnus The
First (‘ongrcgntional Church of
Stamford “who trolleycd here shared
the park with the Junior Order.
The
Junior
Roccnlly Jack Simpson was install-
ed as second assistant light keeper
at Greens Light of! the shore of R0-
ton i‘oint: being transferred from
Mitidlczround Light. It is being
planned by the light keepers to cele-
hrnlc the 4th of July. with a ti
chicken dinner.
ilsrry Anshut: dressed two girls’
hnnds )‘t‘stcrdny afternoon: as he had
first aid kit. The”
two girls were pgrticlpating in a run:
ning rncc when in mine unknown
the Tro Club. of Harlem New York.
xArrhilutlcl Ht-lwin. nnti Sélnlll‘l Gold-
wyn. the eminent moylug picture pro-
ducer and magliutc.‘wtrt- guests at‘
:in informal dlnno'r M tho summon-i
studio home of .\ir. and Mrs. Archi-
bald Rt-lwyn.
don. the liroll‘M' lilllll“ (LYON the
[Isaiah ot’ the community its a nu I?
In! in the boys from tho tillagc 0
[save their strum-s to the Government
In various cu-zicllit-s in thg 29 lg
War. will be unveiled and ME) {to
ihmge on W't-dllt-sdaty evil fi‘ttt
‘I:”. at Cannmi Hmmre. Wllt'l’t‘ is ul-
nady meted lll" Civil War immigr-
Inl. and on the stone foundation oC
with! has been plum d this bruiltii‘ul
Isms-tablet. The memorial had pron
placed on the west side of the menior~v _
In] nhcady there. and is on the 'llo“ M" "n“ 3”" “”““m
m avenue side of the ymarm int and tlzluglm-r Martha left for llllil‘
when: nll passing may no that ”)0 honir- m P""""”‘ “3"" “""'“‘" “f“
’00)“ of the commmm),_ although L‘.”.Pndmg A delightful week-cull zit ihr
nut-ll is: number. ult- full of grulltlldt‘. "Ohm” cmm‘w‘
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A cinnamon brown performing iwarl
cow :in exhibition of its dancing hr‘ra‘;
.rlniurdaty nft-rnoon. titling all sorts of
‘Tmldlts. fancy steps. and he could.
also shztkt- c. mt'lln shimmy.
‘youngstcrs, which illCluiit'l the older
onvs. more \i‘ry intert-stml spectators.
and appreciation to lilt' bovs who Ti 1 b is an organisa-
, z , Dick \\'t'll~'l(-:l i. who i a - t¢"“"""“"”IL " c“
hulped in winning the our. '1 he not; ti'isilnr fur \vcrkl-ends u: a if]: 3" lirl'm" of (homing established in the
mm. home committee has done “' James and Edward Kllmnrtln. won “1"‘361' .
work well. rind all who liuu- sot-n thc
hhlet my it is truly bountiful and it
work of art. and something :Ek'h lll('
the Junior Championship of tho llnr-
lnln llivrr for. the half milr sillglr‘
«Pull lit the .‘li'trovolilun Rowing Club
Regatta held last Friday.
pnrticipnltd in the one mile single
shell rowing event of the sumo clull
on tht- Hudson River Saturday. his
friends bellow that he won this M'cnt
petals of the. village for 3 srli to
come. for generations. in f t. can
point to with pride. The com! nity
h Inga! to (‘OlTIt' (0 1h(- unveil.“ .Qn.‘
Wednesday owning at 7:301, giant
time). and thus oucc more pziysgr lfi'tc‘
lso. \Vt-llstmid is known to hi
tn - ' a '
thbfldi‘; rfll::‘(;]):'hvl;rr:l';l firgfrlrl‘; 1:: fricntis :ls "'l‘lllt-y" and "Half of Ono
hit-re g. The itowuyton Drum Kiri ct nt. as he is but 6 feet 4 inchrs
Corp- has been aiskml to play. "Rev.
Groin A. ilaird. pastor of the Mt‘lllo- l
Thr- first int-cling of the governing
Thi' !
i session
tilt-aching
Muv :i Equanium
"'1 ”on ithc groye numerous
r . living hold.
llc nlsol'
composed of to members and friends
for a day‘s outing to this popular re.
sort, yesterday. A Jess band on
board furnished musical entertaim
mcnt. Setting sail for home at «:00.
Plans were tcntatirciy being made
for another trip here soon.
The ltimtr and Amend Club 0!
New York City. 55" strong. took pos-
of the pork inst flaiurdsy.
here On board ihc lli‘flmvr
luncheon was enjoyed at
basket parties
Athletic gnmrs were in-
dulged in for boll: old and young.
The ship sinrted on its return jour-
ney for home at 5:30 with its happy
Thc hay Star Lodge. F. find A. M"
of 5M) picniclters aboard the steam-
or Nassau. shnrcd the park with the
Elmer and Amend Club Saturday.
The feature of the athletic sports was
Illl‘ ilnll'llnil game between the mar-
ricd and single men. The marricd
men won by :- bowling score as their
win-s wire right on dock to are that
each “hubby" did his best. The ship
sailed for home at 6:00 o'clock with
the married men lording it over the
single own.
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din. Episcopal church will give it -
'- .. ‘ “curd oi th!- in II Island Club was held
:Inuic selection. Han) ia..&qfli~id, ‘ Friday 9“.an June 24th. at the cm.) The Engincering Department of
ho. as cialrnmn of tho Welcomil House. The president. Clarence A. the Columbia. Graphophone (Tom'-
committet. m” finned “G“O'u Spcar. pro-sided and nearly all of tho
of the committee to Nllt‘ll a splendid'
collimation. will present to the pco-‘
pie d! the community the tablet.
which will be unveiled at the closclpf.
the presentation by Josl-ph Elz‘oa.
commander-“6f the local post. G. A. it. 1
No pal-non more fitted to do this could
be tenured. as Mr. l-leea is a votman
Cl Overall battles in the days of ‘Gl.
Ind snout enthusiastic lliiOlIl the boys'
at 1911 and 19”. Charles W. llcll, as
chairman of the committee. who have.
chug: of the memorial gun on which
the tablet is placed. and as one ofxthc
,m‘s representative citizens. will
W the tablet for Rowayton, The
gathering will then Sing the "Star
Md Banner." al‘tt-r which Rey.
Frank Clark. pastor of the Baptist
chm-ch. will pronounce the benedic-
that.
the muss-e will be filled with
Jon“ of the community. and that all
will come and inspect'the memorial
which their. money has made possible.
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ELL ISLAND .. :wauiy 2n
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Tile with William Wrigiii w'aa'r
.m Saturday.
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7“” -y that Sigurd A.
m Heart card player. .
Th tennis courts of t
can will be in condition to title
M on them will start ~i-- M '
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“entertainment ....
“i ' - ‘W‘zfll hole ‘
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Swemifit opular sport i
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thell mud ‘
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govt-ruins board were present. Sew
oral new members were admitted and
iirrnngi-mt-uts were made to lease the
club house from the Bell Island Club
company for the present season. The
following committees were appointed:
{House Committee. Charles F. Hogan
i'us chairman. Herbert A. Schwartz.
William “'rlxht. J. L. Brush. Eugene
‘ Rich. Mrs. Charles C. Perry and Hrs.
Edward Hart. Entertainment Com-
.mittee. Vernon .l’nrboe. Edward F.
,gllurt. J. F. Sullivan. Mrs. “'illiam
{\Vright. Mrs. J. L. Brush and Mrs.
.Harold 1.. Flarlm. Comlnittee on
.igames and sports. Prod Houston as
chairman. George Smith. Harold L.
inrke. Arthur Clarke. Hanford Footeu
iHnrry McLachian. Jr.. Thomas H. last theatrical season had charge of
;ECanty and Donald Brush. Committee the "props" in the show. "Tiger
it is the hope of the committee {on Tennis Court. W. Frank Schwarti
A. Parking apdl
'as chairman. M.
:Arthur Clarke. All the co
chairman announced that they will
.immediately begin work and befirav
.io open the club season on Saturday
d.
BROAD RIVER 3..
-. Quote pitching is getting to be a
a this vicinity.
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John Finch (is
uild. a new gar
is Mg-
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a.
t we:
intending to
,- HaveiYour- , .
".on Bartlett avenue.
the lumber, ’
party. of Bridgeport. Conn.. and their
friends enjoyed one of Fleury Mets's
excellent shore dinners in the dining
salon of the Casino. About 40 people
were in the party. music and singing
were. enjoyed by the diners. Danc-
ing rounded out the days program
nicely. The party returning to
Bridgeport by automobile at a late
hour with the contented feeling un-
der the belt of a shore dinner well
stowed away.
The many friends of Howard
Meecher are very sorry to hear of his
resigning as manager of the Skoo
Ball Alleys to take a position in some
theatrical company: however they all
wish him the best of luck. Meecher
-Bose." a. David Belasco production.
John Coughlin had been appointed
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mhvahoMoaar-m'“ ash-tans“ .
thouhssutyfigohisbsh , orbs!»
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mbmr'whishbwhsu- itis tiatutu «a?
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“mutant-Higher.“ hut. hora-rams“.
bury “undid—hands- lib ass hsmspidsnie thou-led-
hh~mm¢-Mbm~mrslystonosto
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.a-awsatioroessnstwuk. .tkiscvimcsicsll.
the alleys. in the short time that
of friends.
' PINE POINT
Miss Betty Sheahsn and Il- Billy
Hailorsn both of Newark. N. 1.. were
geek end guests at the Pine Point
ub.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kocnen‘snd
family took possession of their cot-
tage. the "Warona" Saturday. ‘for the
season.
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insuflciont funds may cause a do
lay in building the proposed extension
of the cement road luding into South
Norwalk. ‘
-—Bny Top Notch Bread.
Miss Hilda. Katherine Schultz will
appear in concert at the Center school
tomorrow ermiag.
Miss Betty Roe, of Brooklyn. N. 1.
was s week-cad guest at the Hininsn
cottage. Cedsrgsto. This attractive
summer home is occupied by llr. and
In. David Solomon and Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Berkneld. of New York City.
Mr. and In. J. J. Cronin sad fam-
ily of New York City. have opened
season: having arrived here Satur-
day.
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The male members of the Pine
Point Club entertain the different ex-
cursion boat people. whose ship ties
up to the pit-r st Roton Point with
their fancy dii‘ifl' from the decks and
ipsddle wheel of the ship.
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department to discontinue work
The Bpringdale Civic associatiai
.will hold another public meeting in
the Springdsle school tomorrow ere-
.ning st 8 o‘clock. for the purpose of
:discussing constitutional matters with
iregsrd to the association. At the meet-
ing last week. the Association decided
to start action on getting houses on
Hope street aumbered_ Action was sl-
so taken toward getting better street
lighting for the vulage. and also to
obtain a branch library here.
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“that Double-faced Records We will '
. ~ . ut tl
”Julia; source of pleasure and eniertali:
meat in your home on terms to suit you.
The V'ictrola Vi is the ideal instrume
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summer. Convenient for the porch. rim:
camp. canoe. or to carry along on outing and
vacation trips—anywhere you want music.
;' May we send you this Victrola with an
_ mt of new Victor Records; ,L:~-~ 4" ‘1‘
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ROTON POINT PARK
Some forty members of Monitor
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trained at the South Norwalk depot.
this morning euroutc for Atlantic
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The dOCision of Lb. state highwsy‘cny whore they will attend the (our:
on day supreme session of the Mystic
ig the state road: for the present owing Order of the Veiled Prophets of the
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Do not heetitate to make
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your friendship. no matter
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. We especially invite sav-
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