v
.1 a!” mam-sewers.
“' f“ Theme: III-s.
mm
nan-let wash.
m as Men-‘7‘. July so: to.
autos. lesa- In. win-ii was a
' of Fifth street. Dost. not clinic to be dim as follow:
”a. Ipe‘hss d
was; entrants street. eater-vats;
lemma on aquamarine»
_Bsrreastes' court. shows as folbwst.
>Thst the decedent died on April 10.
me: leaving will; execs“ Its; 13.
1'02. saints. also Helen )1. Calorss
esecutqrs. in .whlclLlhe directedther
, v
l _. s g .. 1» . w
,4
3. liar-walk and widow of Thomas W4
Helen M. Coin. sister. who died
0&-
“fish. Death was caused by a. corn- October 28. 1920. all personal prqrrs
Question of heart and kidney trouble. fty. such as furniture. Jewelry. brie.»
Mary R.
The funeral will be held Saturday brsc. etc. etholstelr.
ofternoos in Chester. N. H. Burial in Lemma. Julia A. Meehsn. sides
_ fic‘s'pecial business no transacted
. fit the meetinr or Troop No. a, B. s.
1. held last evening.
}snd John H. Fans. brother. each
$1,000. In the next paragraph, kmwa
as No. 6. which the executors are new
accounting for. Helen M. Coin. the
‘sister. was given a life interest. in the
,premises at 210 Waverly place, or-
As
an (‘srl Wicke of 30 First street from the proceeds arising from the
it «renaming friends from out or sole of this property. after which the
Mn for a few any; [principal was to be divided equally
between the issue of Mary R. Much-
The tug Huntington of the
Red men. the sister. and John H. MD.
as: iine towed the barge, Morning the brother. the issue of'sny deceased
Car out of the harbor yesterday of- one. to take parent's shore.
“moon.
BELL ISLAM
for. Murray of the firm of Newell
and Murray of Washington street.
has mow-d to Betts place. from Yonk-
Nrs. Bessie Duties and lira Flora
Merritt. of the Summit House. took
ere. N. Y.. and will make his home in
ht Norwsiir.
—New Dry Goods Store opens on
the East Side. 40 Van Zardt Sit.‘ ———-——
First class dressmaking. Four). :ill' Mrs. J. C. Harper is seen driving
“lids of lsdies‘. men's and children's her new Chevrolet motor car through
dailies. Your visit to us will be of the. heaviest name in Norwalk. hand~
(rent benefit to you. ling the car in n vcry expert manner.
day afternoon.
Mrs. C. D. Hodn'mnn of Gregory: “Hymn; gm
Boulevard has returned to her home. in
filter a. visit with relatives in
on where she was
his left wrist ycstcrduy
MlChlE-vtrying to rid!I on aquaplnne towed by
@1199 became of the “Letty." Tlr. McGowan attended
their inltlni‘ din of the season yester-l
pm:- chtposbinet'oomplels. m
A. Mason was also Liliana- hath
"Hurts" m unavailable“
tsinnseat Committee.
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G. D. TWO! the mm b” re-
ceived a. lsru consignment of wild
fowl to rcpienisbhis stock.
Mrs. Lydia Vosburch Homnsn, for-
merly of Derien, sailed for Europe.
where she will spend the summer
months touring the continent.
Charles H. Ferris who has beet: iii;
is expected to return to his duties as
cleric in Stewart's grocery store on
Monday.
receiveanrtsoheisaeotselates-g
v.
Warm-on;
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Outhefldndofumumaqm. mums-ammo
on,
closed,
MWMsMbllsbedocsmp‘ thencesssltiesoflitsase
vided for Russian refutation Cqmea-1\bphmma
Baden children lined up for dinmtoltmtheirleeaom.
Colonel Jacob Rupert of Garrison.
N. Y.. and Miss 8. Holmes of New
York city visited (3. D. 'l‘illey the na-
turlist yesterday afternoon.
were brought before Judge Selleck last
evening because of their having un-
m: snapped a tendon licenlt’d dogs. They were lined ”3°
afternoon 'and costs.
John Taubei and Fete:- Chromer
NL“W.MIUMOfmm
leai wind. '
sens-Smeareechestheien'th
“mm
OF BEIEBIL mm
Canadians ii mm
mm" m
Mmmyhfliswm
mam ._
Mm1mmno
from or at”: constri- int yet
so camp-odwtth 11W ”EMU.
Wurforiodnstiial. pus.
posesispiped throqh myPai-ts
streetsJostssnsandwsterareia
Attorney John J. Cuneo of Nor-
mness. J
'l'hc Sundfl
Christian cl'll
. ,ollo the care of the wrist.
school of the Advent, Sometime ago Simird A. chuse
h is holding its annual
picnic at Calf Pasture Bench today.
‘wns quoted as being some
player He lived u
"Heart
p to his reputalio
the in? '0 the “MIC" ”Mn“ made hY.0n Thursday evening by winning on
suto truck. A program
has been prepared for the day.
I H
'A number of applicants wcrc ud-
‘nlittcd to membership by the ilonrd
of Cow-run”! of the Norwnlk Country
club at .1 regular meeting held at the
club Ll"! "thlllfl. A life gunrd. whorl?
duty it is to ho on the water when
0' V“
v
0? flihlt’YlP-‘l'm' rhc- prlzcs at lht" game and is look-l
ing for more fields to conquer.
— 1
Mr. and Mrs.
family of Put-sale. N. J.. Dr. J. Ness
Condonn a veteran Army captain 0
Brooklyn nrc guests for the season a
the Summit House.
Arthur Hughes and this morning.
ler of New York City and Captain .l.
1?
' , age was slight.
,Mford Advocate.
any of the members are in swimming.
has lur-n engaged for thc .‘wnfion and
“q" ncltlnir “'3' “fl": put inm'noon on the grounds of Dr. John
will remnin on duty until Labor Day. plilf‘t‘ us u back board for the Bell Godfrey 150" Road! Noroton. ~ Thu
Islam] Club tennis court. The net- proceeds will 8’0 towards the summer
Thc question has nriscn in the minds [ing was put into place by Hanford camp fund of the Girl gem"!
of many :is to whether jifncys will st- li‘ootc. Hayward Smith and H. J.| ‘ ' .
tempt lo ripe-rule lictwccn South Nor- “Fright. 1 Permission ‘0 N,” rm" 9.9:", 0‘ the
walk and C‘nli' l'uslurc iwnch this
summt r. if tlicy nrc lllll'Tf'il from run-
ning in the streets lwtwcen the First
and Second districts. Thcrr- would he
no cmnpciifion with the trolley com-
pany if such :i c.Ir did run to ll‘lt‘
bench. and thc jlllltllrs would he sure
of pnfronngc liowcvcr this is a mat—
ter for lllni' to tv'll.
_
It was decided :it the meeting or
(he Adult. (‘lnss of the East avenue
I. E. church. held inst cvcninc. to
postpone further mtctinzs until Sew
semhcr 9th, when a rally and clam
'l‘hc Juniors and Seniors of thc llcl
Island Club chnllcmrc the Junior
Club to a water meet.
receive rilvcr and brow.“
first .‘nld‘sr-cond pincc.
to rcccivc uppropriatt prlzcs.
inc-dale to
a new rush noisier
Thc show can is for cigars.
rites. tobacco and crinvlv.
things as the dcmun-l rcquirc‘I.
Club also sells ice crcam
and
Clllair
cnucs nnl
bolu- will he held. prohablv at Calf ice cream by hulk.
Pasturc hutch. A musical procram
was given .nt last night‘s mcclihc Thr- ‘P-cll lslnnd (‘luh is holdlmr
which was hi'li‘l in the pnrlnu (if the
church. Refreshments wore w-rx-d lhrc-r- o'clock Thu-v rwcnts “'0‘“
as well. About 23 :ililnvlwl lust 0V“ Podlmnld irnm ll]: "l“mirlh." duc '0
ning. ill“ lnfcnsr lwnl on that d:i\'. Appro-
Iil'llli' [Il‘li'l\ “ill lr,‘ gin-n for those
(\(nts.
it ROWA YTON —— -
I Tlic st-cnnd drincc or lhc scam-n
n+2“, lianksm_ N. J” spo-lillw’” I'm hmd this (\cniuu at tho ll~-'l
ilslnnll (‘llllL
i‘y :. spcciul
\lufllc
“'1‘,“ st l‘.’l.
the holiday with frio nds in the filing“.
The
'l‘hl-rc Will ht- :i chnufl'l ur'a llnucl
the 'l'tlkl‘lwkt- Club on July 13.
—__._.
'l‘lu for Mr and Mrs, Jami-:4
Olinr inn“ which is bring: construct-
('(l in ('I‘Ol'ktll strut is waning com-l
plr‘tiun.
:ll
awarded this: r-vvuiur: nt fhc dnncc.
.\
Humi- u
'l‘lw “Simwnrw~ foot
boat own“! by .l. f‘. [Lirpcr hit“ just
hot-n rcpninfr-d. llw uncinc ovcr-hnul-
.'l 2?»
cd and inmlo- rt-uliv for lnvlnching nt
1' \l \Umll: l' l I‘ .. ' ‘ thc Millr-r Ship \‘nrxi. Thc lcndcr
pun h. k .d . ,kri. .. in .. ell'l‘ 1,. M" “Ilolddv” llnsr ll(,t’ll i-l-pziiuiwl in hur-
‘omr'v PM “ \l: “\‘_“"‘]"‘“ ”"1! l“"-_"Iincl:i \vlfh ll“ moth: 1' chip Slmwncc.
..L. . , ’ ,l'v .' Illl 1.|lilli‘,
i-li :. ~ , ' '. ' 9 -.'~' ' ml »~ _
3’”, m("'{‘(""\{‘|\f’\f“ ‘k" 1’ " ‘ "~ ’ ‘ ll‘l'or ll’l}S (nun llnlmld \lcf‘louzli-
' '= ‘ ‘ " ""- ,l'w Hwy-purl (m smm- L'lass 0n ll‘l“
“Mrs .lt‘SSl' M, l"~ i‘ii> :iml illl il‘. i]. If”, V” I! I". I" ‘1 I d H had 0'". Y0.“-
THIN vlrriy‘ud ”m“ [.1 I \, l 1 ll-imzj. hr 'llSi‘UVi'l‘lll that n picco (if
. .,*\..I . . ll , ,.\, ., . - . _ ' v ‘
spend iht‘ "alum“, (-l 1“ ”mm“! “'ILK. \ “.15 Illlllllliltll in his lrf't ll('(‘l.
the norm ”Wyn”. m m H“ ‘l illr McGowan won :1 hot of three it‘c
’l‘homlw' homo m 1’0“.“pr . :lH vnllnn calm. ili‘ lriklufz out the glass
' ~ ‘ '- l-‘“- without hurting McCloughlln.
’i'nll mim- lusty n: \‘- v \zwk wlv)
. . . . . i A ‘r v s .
has purchased ”w “M "h” l'lT'Drlli-P church PIE—“lllf‘l‘: “ill lcnxc
On ”I" m“. u” l':-' I , I .oton Point :it will nclock (S. 'l‘.)
-. r- . bl :. \ l. '. ‘1 . 1 ' '
chnrniiiliz iiilnlz'xlow In‘ .7. l 4‘ ~] Lll l. “I” 1“. Dill ”“0 nw-rntion by th(‘ (‘nn-
[fourth 'l'l'l l" lll'llx'illl. _I lining "hour”? romp-“Hy 70" th(‘ benefit 0'
4 . . . ‘ _‘ - w m':
{or “ rnpid (imkuvhur A l ‘ ' residents-of Roll kinnd. This car will
“ " mnkr- its first trip tomorrow morn.
'l.~..ll..\- ii); iii! pic (i n nil - mm ”M will also he run on Rundnv,
. . ‘ , w i ‘ll ‘. '(l, _ .- -
orgnni» ”mm ”7" “Why" ‘i; ,m'llr .luh l.th. If it docs not prove n suc-
of ti ‘ ngrc “numb.” “ HI PM hold 2:: ht:i“vg.\~(\|-I the company is likely to
thin wizulur immfhh nil-Mutw- .lur- .ron m" “5 use.
ing .lulv and August 'l‘hl v. .’hvr is u --
usunllx 8“ Wm”) lizut ”de i.l’t‘llll:>l 'l‘hc Left}. :1 spctrl motor boat
are“ most lili('0"ll(ll'1.’llilt 'l‘lu t~ll‘(-ln nwm-l'l h}. \"lllinni \Vright‘ was spr’cd-
will ll'r‘illllt‘ its illl‘oiillus m S lilo-mind. ”jg 3.1m”; ”If. Walt-r8 W1”) fl happy
party on lionrd. when A Clarke. one
Joseluli J. lilzcn. commander 0| in: thc purfy: SN”! an cmpt)‘ soda
Douglas» Fowler pm“ No. 4‘ G. .\ l1. .vafcr bottle lust :ihcnd. He reached
and his \Vllt' arr- t'lllt'rliillllllg this wm k (“or to “M ”w hon” and Eat “it try-
ing: to grill» tho battle by a jagged
surface at the neck. receiving a nasty
'injurv on the palm of his left hand
ltt-lW‘OFn the first and second fingers.
The cut was dressed by Dr. Mc-
Gownn.
the "nilowinc L'lH'filS or their home in
McKinley street: Charles Iliaun-
worth. tx—muyor of Rosclund. N. .l.:
Mr. and Mrs. E. ll_ ill-ill. Mr and Mrs.
T. H. Pt-tlit and Miss A. M. Lawrcncc
of Brooklyn and Mrs. A. Brown of the
——r
village. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harper will en-
tertain during the month of August
Two automobiles and a trolley car
_ _ Mr. and Mrs. 1" Lou hlin f V
mirefi ill a slight uccidrnt at Main Y ' 8 o ‘ cw
- o
and Bank streets. yesterday afternoon. rk Ci“.- Mrs. Anna L Blrney.
head of a department of public
schools of New York City: sister to
Mrs. J. C. Harper will arrive shortly
to spend it few weeks at tho_8umruit
Cottage as the guest of her sister.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Grady of University
Heights. New York, will motor down
in their new Nash car for a. Sunday
visit as the guest of M.
Harper. r‘ and hits.
An automobile driven by Emily W.
Behueppe of Tokcnlske collidr-d with :i.
car in charge of Conductor Edward
Scott. and then bounded into a truck
owned by tho Stamford Gas and Elec~
trio ‘70.. and drive-n by EdWard A.
Hendrick of New Haven. The dam-
No one was iniured.«-—
The most successful event or the
season was staged at the Bell kin-d
Club. 0'1 Thunder evening when' a
GM party was held or general 0-H
limes. Titers were 93 pivot-s and
senior: will canvene at 10:60,» .111. about so spectators. Rum.“
pm Tuesday evening union service were served. The following is i an
will be held in the Methodist church of winners: the Euchre winner-sate
fat 6:30. Sermon theme: "A Prerequi— Thomas Malone who won an ash tray
die of the Christian Lite." The pray- and Mrs. Vernon Jar-boo. who wow i;
er meeting will he held Thursday hand-oafmed telephone cover. TA:-
nlns. at 7 o'clock. in the chapel. plnochle prize was won by Ins. P.
gopic for the service: “A Complete " " ' 110". her PH. VII 3 ”0f
flan." has; tea spoons. The ‘W-dfld
._.__.__ game was won by Hrs. Philip-orgflo
_A second accounting 0! the estate “I -
rectangle-s. The -
truncation. wmmmup .._.. N
' Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
‘Irch services. Rev. George A. Baird.
flaunt—Sunday morning worship
‘ szzo. Sermon subject: "The Lib-
m of Christ." The Sunday school
atv.
and Seniors of thc Norwziik Country
'l'hc vt-ltiors to
Th‘c juniors
'l‘ht- Tlcll lslnnd (‘lub has: purchascd’
show cane.
and ofhcrl
The
fund ulhir-tic nvvnts this :iftcrnoon ul
lu-inl: furnishci
prizca
wan by the (‘Onll‘slunls of the wafer-I
sports on thr- Fourth of July. will lw
notor;
‘walk has qualified in the Stamford
Probate Court as executor or the will
'1 of the late James urst of Darien.
" The estate of between $4.000 and
n , $5.000 is left to a widow.
Andrea Clmino of 98 Carlie)! street.
,New Haven was handed a summonnl
'vhy Constable George A. Velle at 1:80‘
for having improper
' lights on the truck which be was driv-
ing. The case will be heard on Tues-
r day morniw.
l
The Girl Scouts of Derien are hold-
.ing a cake and candy sale this after-
. .
I AUSTIN ’S GARAGE
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estate of the late George Stark of No-
roton has lacen granted to Louis J.
Curtis. executor. by Judge Renting.
in thc Stamford Probate Court. ycs~
terdsy. 'l‘hc real estate is valued at
about 35.000. and permiedon to sell
Iwns naked because of the lack of
,Ircn-iy moncy to pay the debts of tho
'(slult‘.
HARBOR VIEW
1 This (vcninrz 3 Novelty Dance
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PALACE 30on
PALACE THIATRI ”Mina.
MEN MEN! MEN!
onemsmvoumwmmomm
BET YOU mash.
stem the any cm. Saddie am with Rubber Heels sass
Ken's "Imanv Call. French Lon with Rubber Hoots ......... “.46
U. I». Anny Shoes, Manson L-t. Goodyear Welt .............. a.»
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—OPEN CATURDAY EVINNG—i
'43:“me
“Ls Sonnambula _
on! Love, for
Me, Thy Power”
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This is the first Victor Record of Armina's famous m, m
which, about to be married to her lover, Elvino, she is, flunk.
in; her friends for their good wishes. Iris in réi‘imu,
florid style ,alrost every phrase decorated With girl i. .. Mil.
lam notes. (he composers of such works Well know in,“ ,0
write for the voice and Gem-Cure: well knows how in .mg
what they write.
Come In and Hear: This and the Other
, New July Victor Records
on ShOp
NORWALK
“Wflué QflLITY AND IIRVICE COUNT,"
.
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SEERSUCKERS
Good firm grade in seven ditferem pap”: .
Bungalow Aprons, Baby Rompers. etc.
“wincheswide
\
\l \> CJTCRE
:~98Wsslilngtou
o 1.. (cu
Specialists in (‘nttons
lachcvlulcd at the club.
The club house grounds which has
(just been sodded will he fumed in with
‘ . a licdlrc.
Thc first afternoon fee of the sco-
lsnn will be held at the Club next
;Tucs.in_v at 3 p! m. Mrs. Steurer has
'hccn stlcctl-d us hostess. A good time
lrn .‘ill ilmsc who attend is promised.
licsidlnts of Harbor View cnjoyed
:in into-resting motion picture perform-l
.ancn inst \Vednesday. A lsrge crowd,
[turncrl nut ilt‘spfi“ the hot weather}
Minus (‘oxmmn furnished the music for
'lhr (‘i‘f'lilnR. l
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Shirts Made to Order ‘
You on; furnish your own goods or we will supply you
at reasonable prices. Phone 339 from 8 a. m. to 5 p. in., or call
an
M. MARTIN
78.3.AVsnne, Fron7t08P.l.
arc—us...” “a.
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On Thursday evening the first meet-
ii-g or the vwwly organized Harbor
View chmis Club took place. Cherie:
Smith was unanimously elected presi-i
'lcnl and Ed Hull t'rensurcr. Harbor.
\‘iww hvnch can boost of two of tht‘.
tiniest court in Connecticut upon their
competions which will be July 16th.
A ncw float has been ordered and
will in. placed 20 feet in front of thc
prcscnt float. This will give the
swimmers more opportunity to cnjov
their favoritc pastime. Don McLsren
is working hard to make the do!"
one that will be appreciated by all.
A spring board will be built on it
as soon as it is placed in pasiflon.
The National Fruit. Flower and
Plant Guild held a. meeting in thc
To Prospective Buyers of _
M’ONUMENTS
, ALso
Bane Agent Commission. We Employ Ne Agents
SO. NORWALK MONUMENTAL WORKS
, at South m air-set
" DANCING
KOT ON POINT PARK
m m 216810 “D OU'IING RESORT
BATHING
MANY OTHER ATTRAlTlONS
FIREWORKS EVERY Tlil‘llri‘ii
mmmoxnn, ON FRIDAY
CHICKEN DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
SPACIOUS DINING ROOM
FOR BAXQl‘ETS
-—v-—-——
m 500 Norwalk.
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mm ‘1. z; or
chupcl of the Presbyterian church this
afternoon. assisting in the establish-
ment of n branch of that organization
in liarien. Mrs. John Wood Stewart.
president of the Association. spoke at
the meeting. One of the primary ob-
jects oi: the Guild is to collect produce
raised on the various estates and in
various gardens of» this section rind
elsewhere and send them to New
York. where they are distributed
among the charitable institutions and
among the needy.
ROTON POINT
The tide is nice and high afternoons _
VICTOR. WESELY
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
'Automobile Bodies, Fender-gladiators,
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order,
’ an. ms or mm sent. WORK.
,WELDING or ALL KINDS or mm
13 Raymond Street, south lorwslk, Near South lain Street.
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.oroider some before Christmas.
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Royal Society Packagt‘?
New things in ArbNeedlt-xvnrk .ll‘~‘
our advance fellrsliipment of “Bowl S
particularly so. All are well worthy of imp
selected with the greatest care to mcct the i: <
Choose gi 8 now, so you may haw .tzax, '
.3... “a..- 3.: ‘L 3|...ssne's 7.1m.
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Just now.
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There are no excursions listed for
Monday. and it looks like a quite rest-
tui day for the pork employees.
The Mu Sigma Society win hold an‘
outing here tomorrow. coming here
with 5M) people on board the steam-
er Seagnte.
A 10 year old youngster stepped 0|"
beyond his depth yesterday afternoon
at the bathing beach. and but fer-the -
vigilance and promotes. ct "Hop"
Benedict. Life Guard here. he would -
have probably drowned;
in Swedish Wm Q»
o ‘7 """' ' __
church. of New“ York; I“ .
there yesterday m '
yfhe stealer Iii-ins m1.
trove. ,Dalcin VII W ‘8’“:
large crowd while the‘ ml
was very well patronissd . The no.
aileeior homestizpmits- .
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STEEL KITCHEN CABINETS a, ..
With so easily cloned surface oi white enamel t ’
uni ' isteotory roads. The tables are of var r1
mirge’deghtrhssdy em seat. and where with a .
"Hill ll
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