"hl'loneovertlieweeken'd.
F‘Ir
"'l
a short time.
‘ Znndt street this evening.
'i’ am McCarthy oi Cranbury.
“our.
-‘.
’Ir. and Mrs. John Alberta have and
v. fled into their new home at 26 mm were so people in
‘ ‘ avenue. Mra Alberta was for-:Athletic
. ‘lliso Annie Euro or the Second the day.
.r,
7 ,. .
a:
., "loo Ida M. Wood of 32
“an.
‘i‘
unusual-wastrel.
t‘rleadstrom Now rm
mil. 0. c. will'hold a regular;
this evening. No meeting Freddy
3, iaq lenday because of the Renard. 9! Walnut Beach. 0! Mil-
’ “om. board of ine- East ave-
.“ y. E. church isto holdameet-
’ it the church .this evening at 7
and Hrs. James H. Little of Woodmen of America of 276 people
> street expect to move into aboard the Steamer liranar reachedlthe enicrtainmgnt-on next 8am
.‘ow n Ct 11 at. John ltl'eet hm for a day's outing. . Y
" . .. ‘ members of the Inflowerwnnd "um 3 m we. "a“ f
“and ladder company will hold W m n
'y' ‘ .ml‘f meeting at the quarters °n_here on Saturday. .
bu Life. Guards Club House and is being
fill-Rd the hot!” and 1""! 31 7 used continually by the memberriww
Werry Hill avenue from Jerry as u was sorely missed.
Mw‘ The (lunch of the Bic-ed hora-“he," and Marthe" Dana
First or
M this morning resumed her du- Bridgeport. held an outing here Shi-
nat the once or Town Clerk Her- uyday,
‘ it. Smith after a two week's va-
" “by more children arrived over
w‘eflt-end at the St. James Home'hcrp yesterday afternoon but as they mime '33 0f the “'99 'hk‘h “Ml
* Children In strawberry Hill avc- were not booked were told to stay every one Item: to its my Mr.
of Dr. M .n. ‘ . " The g
’nihoeider car attempted to crowd ha- i
will tween the Berle autos-d :m- .
"0‘ ori‘s’lk trolley car.. inchssge or ' ;
.Iotvrman Irving Saunders snakes-l" ;
'ductorsieveneluco. . ‘ ' , . . .3
i
ROIDNPOEVT - 3
‘ baseballs. b-ohall mood“ . .
Schroeder and .Wllliam ~otlier an... m (g mum
The dance u thrBdi Iliad
ford. Conn. were viutors hiurdoy on last Saturday evening , .
evening. success and the House-asd mu,
Considerable amusement was caus- meat Committee. m...m at
ed yesterday afternoon by I you“ credit. President amuse a spear
isdy calling for sane one nick-named made a cattle of announcements our»
.-.L, "Yeast Clke." at the N"- iltg the course of tho evemng. in which
The moot Camp at the modern
country store will be the feature of
evening and all those wh'd can should
come in costume. as sin said that
there will be an entertainment next
Wednesday Honing. but the antertaln-
merit committee have not decided on
Just what to have. Sigurd A. Swen-
sen worked hard as a prompter in
some of the old-tanned dances and
grand marches. 'l‘hplastdance mthe.
program was the lucky number m
danee, which was won by Analo-
Kenneth
libernarest drew the numbers for the'
yesterday. ,contest. Just to couples took part in
"'9 party. this contest and the last two numbers
5m" were the feature “,drawn were 49 and 50. The number
winning the unrest was so. the win-
ners then gave an exhibition dance The
prizes were donated by Mr. and lira.
Houston. The people stayed till the very.
last minute and enjoying themselves:
timely. The feature of the evening'
:32“? firmcérfiefrewments were..." the singing and playing of the old
The Steamer Pontiac with about time songs and melodies in which all:
200 passengers aboard. tried to land “‘9 dance" took pm in linging. The,
Three policemen of New Jersey. H.
J. strong. Lieutenant Joana Famll
Harry Smith. the popular Life Guard.
' The.Vi_ctmld which was being re-
paired has been returned to the
merit of Bridgeport held a bus ride
outing to Roton
No excursion is booked for today.
The Box department of the Warn-
Rrothers’ Corset Compa‘ny. of
Coming in two large trucks
J
4‘ He: The home has had numerous oi'l. The Knights of Pythias were po. During the “3““ of the evening
”9"; 'flw'ovan’ents made in it. . "board; after staying oi! n“. shore a vote was taken on whether the peo~
__...._ for a while the ship sailed back ror 91¢ ““00 “19 "Chem" ”‘4 'heu'e'
“ New news which were rcccntly in- New York. :to hire it for the rest of’the season._
y',‘ filled at the Swedish Congregational The Mu Sigma Society ~01 390 the people were so unanimous and so
‘lll’dl. were dediéated at special ser-
~ _ held on Saturday evening.
was a large attendance.
W 1" dance will be held tomorrow,
trolley evening. at Community hall.
fider the auspices of the Library
A Mmittce of the East Norwalk Im-
2' fiovement Assoeiation. Purvez’ Or-
chestra will furnish the music.
7V"! acr-
V ...L—
5.. The Women's Home and Foreign
l .iosionary society of the Advent
gl“ Christian church will hold a lawn
" firty at the home or George Von
C3 nelmolt. 27 Cove avenue. on W'ednes-
_ day evening of this week. from 7 un-
it til 9 o'clock. Standard time.
Rev. Frank Leslie Long. pastor or
the Advent Christian church was
taken ill while omciating at the ser-
. vices at the church last evening. and
although he was able to, finish the
mice, today his condition is quite
? Curious. He is confined to his bed.
,. A most enjoyable time was had at
,V . the ‘annual picnic of the Sunday
' school of the Advent Christian
church. held on Saturday at Call“ Pas-
? (Ire beach. Many went to the beach
from the church by auto truck.
Backman and Porter‘s uck being
and, while others wen by private
1.. cars. Games were played and many
5‘; took advantage of the opportunity to
' g. in swimming. Two ball games
were played. one between the (lid
4“ ”I and the Older Boys. which was
a“ ,ng won by the latter by a score of 4 to
” ii” I. In the baseball game between the
'V. m and women. the latter won by
.‘ ,f' ascore of 3 to 2. Ice cream was serv- The pier at Mr. Mllllory's shore
W in bythc Sunday school. front has been completed and it new
“if '- iloat has been placcdv into posTfion.
;' William C. Smith owner and man-
b I
2; ROWA! ION user of the Minneapolis professional
1“"? ___._____ baseball team. is homc for a few days.
i ’i. . . .
. au- Helen Kay. 01‘ Crockett street. 1 Tbs Tionmio‘lb:§m°m 2: m: 1311‘.
3 I. spending a week with relatives in slan c ub wll ‘0 a mee "8. n '
fffil'indsor Connecticut Directors Rooms at the Club House
,1 2;; ' ' this cvcning at 8:00 O'clock.
xi f; Mrs Alfred Crockett of Crockett Thc flotilla of canons at llcll Island
...... .. . .0. £2:
""ch 'vae. ' . ..“' ‘3 “V 'l
f hell. in e a n Kllmartin lloys lncorporah-tl.
. if Mrs. “minim Doland. Of Logan After (mile :1 numlwr 01' illll'lllllls at
met. has returned from a visit with
" ‘ relatives in Crawford. New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lynch. of
Vectflde avenue. are entertaining
»« ‘1'. and Mrs. Curt llling. of Naugu-
__
_A special meeting of the ltO‘Vfly’lOJ
he Library Association will b.- ill-H
h the library on Friday f'Vt‘llllll: July
113111. at 8:15 daylight tln‘ll'. for flu.-
purposc of changinl: that clausr- in
the constitution roll-ling to thc (liillv
of the annual mot-ting.
". DARIEN& NOROTolv
m
_Ma and Emma chke have gone
1‘. Norfolk. Conn.. for two Weeks.
hills- Betty Roc of Brooklyn. X. Y.,
the week-end guest of Mrs. Louis
Bank and Trust
: " ding her vacation
motor trips.
Company is
by taking
.. at ihe residence of George W.
. . n. on Old King's Highway.
‘11” musical comedy, ihe New Min-
wlil be given in the
. of the Piano. A Local Talent
. ‘ ent always has more real
_,_ . for the community than any
'H toy-m of diversion, and this will
‘ deception as the play is splen-
.Iusic will be provided before
. - :ment. and between the
i ll! Miss Susie Lanso and Mr.
Hrs. 00er, on the Mandolin.
' and Piano.
‘will be held this afternoon
4 art in the case of George A.
--r of 1286 2nd avenue. New
city. arrested yesterday tore-
_-n. for reckless driving. following
accident at the trolley switch by
._ Spring Grove cemetery. on
' . Allah. is which Schneider’s car
.. another car driven by
, 0' m .
We“;
people reached here aboard the enthusiastic in their "yes." that the
Steamer Scagatc yesterday, There committee were highly pleased. The
were 5 men being initiated in the Or- orchestra. known as the "Jsmteers.’
der who were one white and one red were the snappiest and peppiest or-
sock. abbreviated pants and jazzy claim over up in this part of the
shirts musing a lot of amusement country. Their harmony of voices
around the park. The ship sailed was very good and their instrumental-
tor home at 5:45 with its tired but ising was wonderful. This orchestra
happy chnlckers. llast winter season was at the Hotel
Saturday; the Hahne and Company Grunwald in New Orleans. making a
of Newark. New Jersey. the largest big hit there and continuing it here.‘
dcpartmcnt store in New Jersey. hold The personel of the orchestra was
an outing here with 1975 pPOplc ar-il’llillp Kues. leader and violinist. who
riving on board the steamer Sirius. was with the Big Show at the Hippor
Luncheons were eaten in the grove. ldrome {our years ago as a violinist and
after which athletic. games were ln-,s.rger; nob Kirk. pianist. was ”'0
dnlged in. There were over an prizes )ending tenor in the "Mikado" opera
of :10 values given away for the con- recently produced: Joe Steffen: the
testants. A Chevrolet Car was raffledmrummor was the leading singer of
off at 4:30 which was won by a Mar-'31.,“ in the "Yip ‘ygp Yaphank"
ion Kelley. A Punch and Judy showmhc‘ and in known as the originator,
and a Magician entertained the of "m jazz drumming: Al Ienard.’
people in the grmc. Free dancinghhe h...” hanjo player. is known as the:
.nu-keneld at the Hinman Cottage :“OM Wi“ “0 for the benefit of the
Magic. ‘~ ' ion island Club.
. ..ui- Elizabeth Arculaius of the. A "a" “'3“ ”‘O‘mmessly left at the
ignit-
“c: 0 Finch of Norwalk and Dariénmw {‘"Sidenis ol‘ the camp in t in: W
cting a pergola and sun.,'~'"‘ “‘ and out from the property to
“moron: better known to Islanders as the:
Auditorium on .Thursday eve—I1”Evenly “m“ m ”9".9'“ “
" There are 2n persons in thegbeauliful little informal tea and lawn
and Mr. Stanky Whitney 1,, m'party Saturday afternoon, the gods ‘
reted h), the present cast..“d Mrs. Sigurd A. Bwensen.
M
was enjoyed. The 113th Infantry
Band directed by Dick Schai'f played
concerts of both popular and selected
pieces. This is the some orchestra
which played at the recent Dempsey-
r‘arpentier fight. This was one of the
nicest crowds that has ever come to
this beach. Moving picture camera.
men took pictures of intercst for the
Haync- Company and for the Fox
Ncws. The shin sailed for homc at
5:30 with its happy hearted cargo.
BELL ISLAJVD'
P_——~_
Mr. and Mrs. F. Lu I’olle. of the
James Cottage. have gone to New York
city for a few days. ‘
:irluaplaniug. lsubdl Mclmchlsiu has
finally mash-rm] lht‘ :ii‘l illlil Ir bring
consldcrrd an l-xpo-rt planvist.
A small informal party was llt‘ltl at
the cotiagr' of Jame-s and Edward
Kilmariin )‘(Slerdlly alteruoon. 'l‘ho‘
mli‘hl of honor was Mr. Bronx. or New
York.
The val Island (‘luh indoor busi—
hzill train journeyed to tlw Norwalk
Country Club yesterday afternoon an]
slain-ll a last and furious gaun- of in-
llours lilisvllull in which thc Islandcr;
l'illlli' illll \irlorlous to tilt scon- (ll 7
to 4.
It is l‘lllllOl‘i'd around lhi' island that
a boxing . \hihltion will soon be slag-
‘icarling hanjolst around the New Eng-
land aisles. while Ralph Karl. the
saxophonist. has made records for
«lincnnt concerns. It is mid that this;
orchestra will shortly appear in a
large. hotel In New York city as their .
feature. . .
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VII’SICAL PROGRAM "Elsi-3N1“.
ED.
—
”in spite of the heat and humidity.
over two hundred attended the musl-
. A
They become a part of you.
They
s
give you body comfort. as
well as the satisfied feeling of being
well dressed.
For Business or Dress there is noth-
ing‘eqnd to a Palm Beach‘for these
maydays.
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which, obtuse be married to her lover, Elvinonshe is thank.
..ing. LR 11$de for theirgoodzwishes. Ibsen a brilliant,
fio'ridsulo .soery phrase decorated with emit, scintil-
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1! rostrum. ON FRIDAY
cal program. presented at the Nor-
walk M. E. church. last night. As
CHICKEN DINNERS 'AND SEA com)
predicted. the program was excellent-i
ly rendered by the quartet. led by
Charles H. lvcs. and the orchestra. lcd ;
by Clarence Cable. 1
The first number played by the or-
chestra was the "Hungarian Lustspiel
Overturc." by “Mia. This was render- !
ed by special request. Other numbers;
played were "(‘avantlna." by RamI
and the ‘Ftrsdella Ovcrtugo.“ '
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The quarto-t sang lbc following:
"To ileum." by Lloyd. and “Comes a
Kind of Stealing." by Galbraith.
Phcrnix Hose Company was called
out. Saturday night. by a still alarm.
to cuinguish a tire which thrcnti-ncd
to consume an aulornobilc. parked at
Nash's cornf‘r. lly thc time "in fire
apparatus had arrived at the scone.
howm-cr. ihv fire was out.
NEW TONIC 0N
THEMARKET: IT’S
WINE GADUOL.
Local Drug Stores Now Have It It.
Sale.
An altoratlve nutritive tonic for
general debillty—pleasant to take.
A preparation approved by the tedof- '
al prohibition commissioner vot tho
medical department at WM:
«d in which Philadelphia Jack H'lll-icu
will take part. (l‘lll‘lcn is known to
the sports-x as om- oi‘ the channel and
mgilarest lighters tho game has ever
produced. besides being a perfect
gentleman at all times. The exhibi-
. ‘ ol‘ rtht‘ cll‘lvvwa)‘ leading into the
.Ioilll'l Camp on Saturday event!!!
[W'hH‘h callsml Ll great inconvenience tol
‘tbc- mad. The car was parked their
lrcm 7 o‘clock till 9:80.
Mrs. Houston'and In. Wright. who.
were: Isabel Wilton. Hayward
Smith. Arthur Clarke, Jack lchach-
ian. Hartford Vanilla-and Hrs. Fred
Houston. ”lam In. due Wright.
lDr. andvurs. J. m and Mr.
' The following are winners of the
dinerent athletic events staged Satur-
day afternoon at 8:00 o'clock: I: to 16
year old ymmgsters in a potato mom
D. C. A tonic that‘s Just right for the
system. Local drug stores Sow have
it for sale in ”c (Ins. h) and
81.00 (12 on. 1&0”)!!th “ft.
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A FRO“ 0N IRE BROWa
Means you need glasseirnow.
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(Formerly With Vaast BrOs.)
Save Agent Commission. We. Employ No Molds
~ 80. NORWALK MON UMENTAL WORKS
VICTOR WESELY ‘
. 'A'utomobile Bodies, Fendersm
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numerals-17mm
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New things in Art-Needlework arc always illicrcieilng. and
- Jill' advance fall shipment of “Royal Society I‘llukngrx'” is
" particularly so. All are well worthy of inspection. haying bu n
{elected with the greatest care to meet the mm? exacimg wani.
~ Choom gift piecesmow, so you may have ample time to em-
oroider some before Christmas.
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s'rEELmCEEN'CABlNErs and TABLES
. easily l ed l of whit enamel they are the mort
only-an?! ”intuit: tin-d: “file tablese are of various shes, some
equipped with a handy swinging seat. and others with a chair to match.
a ass-1m or Wanna. sat-rm mom
ammo.” Manolo coon. CRADLEB a naps
{Miss L. Turner first and K. Demarest
second: Childrens‘ potato race. under'
.Judg'e hilt-ck in the Darionwl? years Of 38¢. Donald McCloughlin ‘
first. and Hank Riley second; Dough-
nut race (or children of 12 to
years of age.
.0013? Riley second:
mapecialraeeturohilds'on m
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K. Demarest first and -=
Childrens’ ‘
doughnut race, under 12 years of age. .
Irving We first. and Denney-Selena =
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