1-','W.’ w;- .rggtW*'iWE|§m
‘ : fig. of becoming tennis stars.
.70“, by nearly
down of laundry hangin
r . g out on th-
mes. F
o’clock. (5 T.)
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use was a “spare."
lav. .tlss. Frank L. Long and
“- Dennis. leave tomorrow for the
Mills camp grounds. where Mrs.
14mg and sea will spend the season.
wfll preside at the Sunday
m ‘ he Alvent church. When
he his vacation. homver.
DOW with his {amily will ta!
is. m my trip to' Maine. '
The Lockwood. tealn has made a
number of improvements on the Wicks
lot which has been secured by them
_ for their games for the remainder oh
the season. several rows of benclges
hen. placed ale-gnu the line- and
the but stop W and improve-
.d. The diamond is quite attrac-
tively finished 02
_ muss of the“ East Norwalk
Community chorus. who have volun-
Oessed to ‘- ss the cannon dedica-
tion exercha at the Library Green
on Iaiurday should notify Mrs. Wes-
ley Shims or In F.‘ J. Morrison of
the. intention to attend. A rehear-
ml I to he held at the home of .Mrs.
Harlan on Friday evening at 3
o'clock. ' '
When the three masted schooner
Him W.llc.).’iean. of Canada. clear.
ed the led Harbor the other day. it
loud the Union Jack to the pealgot
m use. sat. is the ship meow-s ’ I'm “'Mfluwn a" mg”
m by, a mabVofhomo 7W inert
In the upper harbor on Sundaflin an
honor-“to have the ting lowered.
Thoship had‘ a
its ssgidry is the local part. but Cap-
tain Naylor lowered.“ in order that
We be “(1011.
'A lawn party was held last evening
hi the ‘- ot George Von Heimolts
an- the auspices of the W. M. and
r. I. M. and a most delighiXul
evedng was spent. Various games
we. enjoyed and the happy company
'did not break up until a late hour.
Ice assa- was on sale. During. the
evening the ladies presented the
ch-eh with on. which they had col-
lected tor the purpose of improve-
masts on thi church. and the treas-
ures’s showed a neat balance in
Chat t . The lawn was beau-
tiffls Mud. much credit hem
an. Elem Ainsworth for this
work. ( .1
1:0 IVA YTON
‘I. Nellie IoCtme. oi New York.
8 spending the summer as the guest
of hr fitter. Mrs. '1'. Marshall.
‘3 members 0! the Library Asso-
clauo. are requested to attend a spec-
lal looting to be held at the Library
“news—evening at 8:15 to consider
a m” in the date or the annual
trading.
BELL ISLAND.
“-a
9-1; Corners is looking very nice
it its coat of paint.
Bessie Dunes .0! the Summit House.
buoyed to Bridgeport yesterday.
Arthur Clarke’s hand has been de-‘
olared as well by Dr. John McGowan
who will remove the bandadges to-
day.
The lat game 0! Indoor Baseball
between the Norwslk Country Club
and the Bell Island Club will be play-
Od .- thb Sunday. .
Isa. Fred Houston and Mrs. Joe
Wrflt played their first game of
ye‘erday morning and showed
T” m sunny day was welcomed
all the Islanders
“kin “vantage of it by the evidence'
"7
oonflnaed spell of hot weather
a. made that W boson nose
m ave-
sIIszp-hflsotht m that a tire
his amomobila
parked at Foton Point
it”. between 9 and nms
fight to ily ihé no; of "mm “2"“
. it“ sailing time.
. . ._...
‘- “Bay Curtis was h'ept rather
Mitfyuterday afternoon. on the
fisher. due to the large number at.
peopl‘ winning dolls trons him,
. 1-
The town Methodist: Bonds?
schoolt‘ot s. ’11:. 1! persons. held a
Moon and'outins hare. yesterday.
from Georgetown.
St. Luke’s church. of Stamford. held
an outing here. yesterday afternoon.
Coming on a special trolley car. they;
held basket luncheon» in the grave-
the party numbered about 00.
. .
The Silver Shop has‘received a large
new supply 0‘ silfi'erwara for a spe-
cial display or prises tot-Way. This
rconcessloav is rapidly—proving its worth
Lto the public who wronise it.
The Tarrytown Epiéeopal Sunday
schookof Tarrytown. reached here on
two large bosses. yesterday. Lunch-
eon was served in the grove. There
were about 80 persons in the party.
l' The Norwalk Iron Works' Athletic
Association are going to hold a dance
here on Friday eVening.‘ A large num-
ber of tickets have been.sold.already.
‘ahd the proceeds of which will be for
the benefit of the baseball team.
75 members of the Twentieth Cen-
tury Bible Class or the
Methodist church. had sup'per last
evening in the grove. where the to“
things to eat disc-appeared rapidly.
The supper was staged at 8 o‘clock in
charge of Mrs. Nina Wilson as chair-
man and the co~operation oi the en-
tire class. - '
ers reached here on board the steam-
er Siriua yesterday. the party nom-
l.800 people. Basket
were enjoyed. after which dancing.
bathing and the different cones-ions
The ship sailed tor
home at 5:30.
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A large number of people were dis-
appointed at the dance. last Tuesday
evening. due to anqther local paper’s
announcement of the Le Chateau's
Jan Babies engagement tor that even-
ing. However. they were not. engaged
tor that evening. causing quite a con-
fusion and disappointment
many followers of dancing.
to
A rather stout. auburn haired lady
was the cause of considerable excite-
ment on the pier. yesterday attemoon.
She wasmrunning for the boat when
she noticed it pulling out and she
dropped to the pier in a dead taint.
A (rowd of about 100 people quickly
surrounded the lady, every one sug—
gesting all sorts of remedies. all fail-
ing. so "Con" Ryan sent Sonny Sel-
wyn {or “Hop" Bened‘ct and his first
aid kit. who rushed to the scene and
administering first aid quickly.
brought the lady to. Sonny. with
rare presence of mind. had picked up
a couple of cushions and a blanket.
on which the woman was placed while
she was being reeuscitated. After rest-
ing a. short while. the lady and her
companion left the "Point" in a taxi
for the depot in Norwalk.
DARIEN& NOROTOA‘
H
Mrs George A. Kreb's sister-in-law
from Boston is spending the week as
a guest at her home.
avenue. is entertaining Miss Ma. aret
Smith. or New Haven. rs ’
Charles Smith. of
nue. is the owner at a cavalry horse
that was disposed of by the army
forces recently.
Mansfield ave-g
Preparations are going on for a
large entertainment over the week-
end at "Rock Lea." the summer home
of John McCormsch, the ‘noted Irish
singer. '
The children oi Hr. and Mrs.
James Harvey. ot main street. are
staying for a few weeks in Daugatuch.
while Mr. and Mrs. Harvey are in
Asbury Park ,. -
—
m. and Hrs. John Le is“... Mrs.
A we of candy. cakes. soft drinks
ice cream will be held on the
”Mn tor the. benefit of the Day
J. . of South Norwallt on Friday
. . July 16th. beginning at
tr,
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M Joan
Doyle daughter of Mr,
’ ,
‘ attuned her many little
wasahuge
33‘ ‘ ”sector-tsp: mass
”,1 -‘house
is
s .
Its.
J. B. Doyle ot' the "Breeze”
Charles Eltinge' and. ’31:. Walter
Stewart are seeiwthaplsoesot in-
teren in and around Washington. D.
(3..
Mrs. William Reed. of Brookside I,
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i Miss Edith Cantrell will stop 0i! t'
visittriendsis Chicagoonherwag
home from
been
L 'to‘erdar at 7
Mt a new 30¢: _7
gamut Mg" ~ g
”ration license.
13:45 .3...
reaching here on R. B. Sperry’s truck: .1,” agent. as m
elcted follows:
M“
N" Bruin.
den.
association. with George I. Beach. 0‘
Waserbary; Archie Inglea ,9: ”-
tows; Philip Smith. of New navel;
David Bradley. oi’ Danbury; _
Finn-can. of Bridgeport; Ids nad-
gate. of Briduport. and AM Tai-
bot. of Stamford.
New Haven; James H. Burke. 0! Keri-
den .and Daniel O’Reilly. 0! Walling-
tord. 4
includes on from each of the police
departments of
membership in the snot-tin.
Nomlk [0“ *__—'.‘*‘_‘ 1"“i’7‘""‘ "75' iff‘v; ~ 7 ..- .
“The. Connecticut ,
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occupied the picntckers' attention un- I
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The list 0! otheers and committees
Predict—William B. Bree-en. 0‘
First Vice-President—Oarrett 1-
Mil. of Mord. .
Treasurer—William J. Raina. 9'
Secretary—J. J. undrean. 0! hurt-
moons-sit _ “g ' _ é‘ . 3
Executive committee oflosn o! the
an 1.5.. «(the Mummies- mommies. .m
“*m‘ asssegseasss-su..--o'sn 1. 34¢“
‘ runes
mwfim = -' ”"3 I”! 'l' I: an SD! eisliflstsin Cations
Auditing committee—c. J. Egan. o!
mthnitwifiheabigsuee' the
The list or vies-puddams elected oirnlval opens ”order. Jill! 30-
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V PiscisginServdce'th‘eSpeedySafety Cars Operat-
' ' ' Addition to Present Set-Vice.
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! Cars leave Newtown avenue at 5:08 s. in, and every 40 minutes to 10:” p. m.
I Cars leave South Norwaik at 6:11 a. m. and every 40 nonutes to 10:11 p. in.
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DINNERS AND SEA FOOD
_ S’ACIOUS DINING ROOM
~ son BANQUETS
Care leave Main and Wall street for Newtown avenue at 5:00 a. in. and every 40 min-
utes to 10:00 p. in.
MILK-BTW“ m . . _ I ‘ ;
Care leave Main and Well street for Stamford at 4:40 a. in. and every so minutes to
9:58 and 10:20pm. ’ .
. Cars leave Stanford Station {or Norwelk at 5:12 a. m. and every 20 mates to 11:52.
’ DOBLON'S Porn m , -
2 "a" leave Bfidre SWitch for Dorlon‘s at 5:12 a. m. and every 24 minutes to 10 :24 p. m.
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thSOONorwalk;
Cars lea've Dorlon’s Point for Bridge Switch at 5:24 a. m. and every 24 minutes to
10:36 p. m.
IA" AVENUE-BROAD m m. . ‘
Cars leave Main and Wall street for Broad River at 5:00 a. m. and every 24 W‘
to 10:36 p. m.
(‘ars leave Main and Wall street for South Norwnlk Station via East evenle at 5:“ h.
In. and every 24 minutes to 10:36 p .m. '»
Cars leave Broad River at 5:12 p. m. and every 24 minutes to 10:24 p. 1a., thm 10:48,
for Main and Wall streets only. __ ‘ ,
Cars leave South Norwalk Station for Broad River via East events at 5:“ a. ll. and
every 24 minutes to 10 :17 p. m., then 10:41 p. In. to Kain and Wall streets. ,
was! AM Lisa. "
Cars leave Main and Val! streets for South Norwalk Station at 4. a. y, 4:5..- n”
4:53 a. m., 5:00 a. 111., 5:12 a. m. and every 6 minutes to 7:12 p. m., the. even 12 mm
to 10:47 p. m.. then 11:12 p. m, 11:40 p. In, and 12:03 a. m. .
(‘srs leave South Norwalk Station for Nor-walk at 5 :00 a. m., 5:12 a. 3.. 5:13 ‘-
then ever ysix minutes to 7.2713. 111., then every 12 minutes to 11:00 p. Ila, “'8 11:24
11:52 p. m. and 12:17 a. In. - ‘ «
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10:36p.m. ' .- ~ ~ '-.
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New things in Art-Needlework are always interesting, and
our advance fall shipmt of “Royal Society Packages” is
m so. All are well worthy of intimation, having been
adssted has» greatest care to meet the nest exacting wane.
Choose gilt pisses now, so you may have ample time to ess-
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