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Ira. William Cnig. Jr.. of ii Edlie
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Hrs. Loretta Mitchell. of New York
city. formerly of East Norwalk. has
heal the guest here of relatives for ed ”W" 'm
the past few days. BELL I . ND
Water polo and the throwing
around of a medicine ball was enjoy-
ed by an aim crowd a! bath-
ers here at East Beach.
afternoon. ' r
”M an outing at Roton Point yes-
terday the trip to the Point being
made by special car.
Uiss Huriel Baa-tit! of Benedict
street has taken a position at the
South Norwalk branch of the Choco-
late shop on North Iain street.
Irmbers of the Fitch sch'ool en-l
Late arrivals to
Attorney Leo Davis. and son Leslie.
togethcr with a party of the young
man's Htudf‘nt friends. returned last
nun from their Western auto trip.
‘wyn on Bundsy. whose bid for fame
needs no explaining. were Dorothy
Dalton. Ina Clare and Madge Kon-
nedY.
Thcre will be. an important meeting
of tin- Sunday school board of the East
avenue M. E. church at the church
1hh M'cning at 7 o'clock Standard.
“-1-,
Mrs. H. Philipsen. who has just
opened her summer home. Union
Cottage. for. the season. entertained as
weekend guests the Mina Elsie
Moran, Agnes Mcainty and Kather-
ine Foley.
——Buy Top Notch Bread.
Mrs. John McCarthy is entertain-
'l.andt strut will leave in a few day-am: “ guests for this wgk. I?” ”:5:
for the Shc-ldon Springs Sanitarium?“ “0'9"" Mneny. ' “""c '
wherr- M has Mm .vngagm, for the Florence Keating. Anna M. Fay. and
sea-0n. Mr. lleding was also in the Leon “‘9’” and "”99" Dearkin. all
employ of the nanitarium last seas'oh. ”om Danbury.
Richard x'v-ding. M. 'r. n. of 32 Van
A loose plank in the draw of the Thirty-eight guests were entertain-
Washington street bridge which had ed at the Summit hosisenfornh‘ehwgk
been ripped loose by a truck on Sun- “‘6' M" andBedr-fl lilafsxog‘h. r;
day morning endangering the tires of,‘"d Mrs. C' "it ' on
Q, air-'and Mr. and Mrs. R. Barry are guests
:3an automobiles has b en rep ’for the rest of the season.
Contractor A. 1. Wood has finished 5319 u“ 0' Tum 0' the Omefllln-
the ‘construction of the houses which 'ment committee 0f "10. BO" Island
he wu'i writing at Compo for Dr. J. “Uh 8“?“ in yesterdays paper has
W. Vollmivr. and 3.1.0 a house why-h Ibeen revised. Here is the corrected
he was omwtructing at Conipo for a-list: Sigurd A. Swenson as chairman.
New York Nutrient. Vernon Jar-bee. Edward F. Hart. J. I".
,Suliivan. hits. “'iliiam “Fright. Mrs.
Miss Jeanette Ferris of Rowan J. L. Brush and Mrs. Harold L
street is spending the week at Atlan- Clarke. .
N... °' " ' GREGORY POINT
Arthur S. Ferris. Jr.. of Patterson.
N. J. Mr Fcrris is a member of the
M. 0. Y. P. ii. R. and is attending
(he Suprtmt Session held there. Additional bath hon“. but been
flpeciul trolley cars will leave Han-“um“d ‘0 the N0""‘"‘ Count'ry Club
ford's switch at 8:45 o'clock (D. 'r.) ‘vrowty here recently-x
tomOrrow morning to take the mem-
bers or Christ church Sunday school. Mrs. S. Williamson and her daugh-
parents. friend. and Sunday school ter. Blrs. E. Eloy. and daughter liar-
- ~ for the
teachers to ltoton Point for the an- rm. will Icnw on Friday
nual picnic.‘ m Mountains for a short stay.
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The first quarterly canfercnpp of the Th!~ Rrpiiblican Women s .
East m-enne M. E. church. for the ition or Norwalk is holding a luncheon
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confercnci- .u-nr will be held on Friday 10d“) l" "‘9 bnnqutl rooms 0‘ ”w or I
(‘vening or this week in the parlors of Walk (‘ountry Club. about 150 being
im- church at 7 o'clock (R. 'r.) and as prownh
there is especially importnnt business
to he trzinsnctwd it is requested that
all mrmlwrs of the church attend.
hfr. and Mrs. P. L Perrinc. of Gre-
gory Court. entertained over the week-
end Mr. and Mrs. Charles llcrt nnd
The”. w... a good attendance last '31", ”Harry Webster ifll from Spring-
night whcn the PrI-sbytvrian church iieid. ‘8”.
Vthvir. of Stamford. gave a concert at
the East avenue M. E. church. There
were a number present from 8mm-
ford in attendance and despite the
sultry and threatening weather. the
church was well flllod. The singers
were Mrs. Leslie Joel-Hnlsc. contraito;
George P. O'Brien. tenor: Miss Isa-
belle Sinuson. soprano. and Edward
Stanton. basso. Clayton H. Hotchkias
directed the evening‘s program. which
was exceptionally line.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. J. McClellan. Mr.
and Mrs. Schmtzgcr and Mrs. Cum-
line llcrmnn. were week-end guests
or Mr. and Mrs. C. \i‘inton Herman at
the old Aiken cottage;
Mr. and Mn Frederick Way. and
family. of Brooklyn. are new nrriuils
‘ht‘l‘t‘ for the season. staying at tlw
.cotiw- on the corner of Grt'gory
Boulevard and Decker street.
0 Wood entertained on the
rim” plans have been made Jor "1° wcclrtl-tnd (‘hnrln- Morgan and (‘an
program to he rm" u the N°""‘"‘ White both of Whit.» Plains. at his
(‘mmtry club on Jlly 4th. At 2:30
“'910Ck thPI‘r will be a, baseball game
between the Mania! and Sing“ men.
21.22;: warns; m. 3.333;: m... .. 3mg:
' " ' ' ' are glad to we in nroun
flick M); :1.“ mmyflt. nppmfl'm With his recent injury to his foot is healing
«Vinegar; Inigo.“ 2:3,!) 13'30'3? it nicely. H.- in nbiv to walk about now
I A ' " ‘ d of a cane.
the afternoon the finals in the Leh-‘w’m me M .
mm" Tmphy M” m" h“ "m °"" 3“ \ir and ‘Dr. M. w. Roberts enter-
the evr-nlng M 9 o'clock (D. T”) '"wro'tai‘ned 1“ their cottage over the week-
:h‘ll b0 {m ”Mb“ of fireworks from 0nd Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert and
m“ Mm The C°‘°""“ F"°‘.Mrs. Belle Hinckel. all from Panama.
home on the corner of Elliot street
nn'd Gregory Boulevard.
WMkfl Pompany of Springdnle will Tin-v lei-t here yesterday for a cross
8‘"? the f'Xhiliitlon which will cost country tour by nutomobile to the
approximate“. "00. Pag-iflocoast.
Robert LittleflelQ of Cambridge
Mass. after spending two weeks voca—
tion as the gut-st of his uncle. Robert
'l'home. left for home yesterday to re-
we're deluged with oil which leaked sume his studies oi the Boston Tech.
out of the pipe connecting with the Mrs. Steer. of New York. spent the
Htandard nil Company's \Vilson Point fweek-end mu the guest of her daugh-
Dlnnt Saturday. The line connecting'tcr. Mrs. M. Manmvinos.
the ltaiinn with the boats bringing in
ROTON POINT
oil brokr. lttting a large quantity of
oil into the water. For a time it was
feared the would develop as the oil
The second'wc °‘ a” 1"
Chateau Jass Babies this season Wm
be tonisht at the Damm-
stir-round“! boats and other floating
objects T)". Company is buying all
dammit“ mused by the leak.
Harold Meecher. formerly manager
of the Skee l‘ioll Alleys. has gone to
New York City for a few days.
R0 WA YTON
Norwulk harbor and local benches
—Buy Ton Notch Broad.
ARIEIV&NOROTON
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Mr. The St. Trinitstia E. L. Church of
rien 3:33,.xrihgffigi‘gmfiya0‘m‘gfi.1,500 people held its outing hero to-
«iaugmer, Helen 1“de (0 Mr. Joufiuid” They came on the steamer Siri-
Walier Filadi, of Stamford. “- ,
. A number of "Hardie'; b
The scholars and older ones as well, . mm. a“, m evidence hm ' of some
of the Congregational Sundav-schooi' -
are looking forward with pleasure t6'°"” souvenirs ot the Miami 3“",
July Nth when they will have their 0: Miami. Florida”
annual picnic at Peach Lake.
The twelve year old daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Houghton.
while jumping of! the outcroppi‘ o!
—8uy Top Notch Bread.
, .
The congregation and friends of St.
Luke’s church, Noroton. are ,possiblyisinches. yesterday -
mm, to attend a memo“ 2mg,dislocated‘here right up: , ‘05;- ‘
_Rev. Howard and Mrs: Dumben' on Friends of uni—n.- of. . ~.‘ .
' ' 29th,“ 3 l ,, . , Il.'_,..5 “
“‘9" “ “’0 rectory is New: 1 “ W‘ we“.
4 . , n ' 1 (i; 'm . J- . .. ram. ~ ‘ 3.3-» ‘
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yesterday ‘ Wilbur.
rock in the gsove: from a heigIb on
Bond Boach,‘
sad the Sees-d WI mrch
a Greenwich; . l
t The Junior Order of united Amer-
ican Mechanics who were induced to
hold their annual outir' here by Al
who managed the Hall of
Miran here last season. but who is
now In charge or the Itono Baaar in
Cyngus with 1400 passengers aboard.
Lundieon parties were held in the
,grow. drastic sports were mm
Ill and Quite a number went to the in! the an ”id
pavilion for a dance. The ship sailed-
(or home at 5:00 o'clock wIth ”chi-arson and run .down. atom
member saying that at the next
1'”th of the organintiou
iug to this park an annual aflsir.
BROAD. RIVER
Mrs. Ernest Buttery. who has bean
very ill. is able to be about again.
Mrs. Lewis Ruttery. of West Haven.
has been visiting at the home of Firm
rest Buttery. of Bartlett avenue.
Mi. Hssei Arnold. of Ely avenue.
flouth Nor-walk. is vidting Ir. and
Mrs. Charles M. Brown. of Mott
avenue.
Harry Vnil was engaged yesterdav
nftrrrmon. pickhg up an the boys and
girls in liraad Rim and giving them
n ridc about the country in his big
'truck.
‘nnnjnmin Whone. of Tiartlctt ave-
nue. was bitten in the finger of his
right hand by a dog last evening. Hr
was trying to separate his dog and
Robert (‘arruthers dog. who were en-
mired in a bout. Th/ for terrier.
which belonged to Whone. hit him so
that he had to have a physidan dress
the injury.
Weather M
Norwalk and vicinity: l'mottled
weather tonight and Wednesday pro-
liniily local showers. The pressure is
low over the northern and high over
the southern districts. The condition
is causing warm muggy weather with
local showers In the Lake region and
New England. Fog was reported this
morning along the north Atlantic
coast. Temperatures oi N or above
were reported quite generally from the
naiithrrn and “er! sections. ,(‘on-
ditions favor for this vicinity unsettled
weathw and not much change in ten-
perature. ‘
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