J. Benton Werner. m for the , amen. ii and, broke. sandman. R. Lie-nah. w aft-noon at her home. ‘13 .mberof th Est mlk ‘ 9mm :3," :‘ ton and not for any individual or number was present m all mm - Helsining to ”Wmmm Would thatitowayton rector of pin-chum of the building so that this for the 1“:waka “- 7:: “hatch: and Rev. Robert B. a. rare opportunity might not be lost to 3‘9er cue *- ack W .. m of Chrlm church. will the community. mi? “II. morning The Civic Association of Roway-ton- - ' tunes-row. rvice will will hold the regular monthly meet-g ‘kuddoehmdzdumatmmthe Bose non. onloodayloodand Jollytime'rhnrshanall. ,‘ m .1de ofthei‘aura says: __ ““3134...“ whoarenotmcmberswdtaccept'ourwnadditiontothetea‘offmk- diet-e front. doing some ‘24: boats which are moored join the Association they will '. h . thetidewaeen- ' .ztrg'rz.°:.; the mm came many wild rumors afloat p-ior to the of two okthe M courts in the date orhnen. have unified t punt. “‘00. 'of the trolley pole. on ”I: Wash- pound foolish" in the D'JJLBY- 0! lanes. l.Heln ‘reet bridge. All that is need- “ low to put the bridge into first . .- mdition 1. the u 1 1 they can see something 'm on the draw. asytrl‘l: zmnev; themselves. hm mm y Who voted I in" l n I... reign}. u ‘ ,5!“ “an. “Id of 1“" .. .*.m had‘l lute againd the creation of the sixth tax- Henry lived up to his m seal 1., M m all! the w ill- " I. y ”1 red "Id torn Peoria entainer of rare ability and his “Circus movement! that have been an 9,, 1' me co I " "mm °1 "wk" lhrourh a Barker and the drummer boy" skit h, “I. out a mm. m. w Chases “penis re grieved to learn at "d‘ °‘ "n°"°d‘° °r ‘ m'““‘”’ m “n In. my died ,3: ill invitation is extCnded to become 3.. mount-ere. The Association is work- o - ”the W surely the “m on his hos—s suchaplaceasthebnlld- mmmsnnmfluem_ house its several hundred “DI-s M a... had Themrhormm a... dew by the Mim~3s B- C. U! somedtisen orgronp ofcitisenswho would “fin“ the mom to, m. a score-of 84. Junior In“ H gene. Better hut next hilasladelinelmrch prombes a - who attend the Frankfucm- Road as evening. July 18th. at 3 oclock. All ~ “it those MAIN be entertain” and danc- invitation to attend this reel! and florist-er n: find The ”lull courts will I). relay for that there wu no foundation for the “many. Harborineweanhoest recent election. evidently started by when confided- The ”WI” "'9 ‘ small-minded people and fostered by selling fast and the member-flip are who are "penis wise and increaung daily. The committee are very nluch encouraged at the manner There are always some people who in which the colony have hacked are against every propodtion unlem them in their venture. in it for The.Wednesday motion picture show ing district are Prosre-lve and evidently voted “no" applauded. Hr. standing of the act as passed by the Smith at the piano kept hisaudisuoe date legislature and to theae a. spec- mm humor dufln‘ the Mum ‘ Ill-m “Dot" Bleurer made a very -hod_ at the inithl “Miss. ing only for the interests of Row‘yc attemool'i tee" of the mason. A good. cum It w museum-enemas swu-eeisgmwwbrmm “3b,. ‘ _‘ Harboe 910' may on Thursday n.“ “ma. evenne- Oeorse unaware-lust of m the courtly-m ’John Potter “m m! “tithe minutes “.mdelayedowigtom “.‘ommd'nm :2"- , m. 'hfiwm; beeoaduaedrwnh the use of oil themwmoretreeson theis- . Dr. bud. “baseman placing 351:“ dmmmlnthecluh. L group of individuals. ROTON POINT An enjoyable time was had by the members of the Sunday school of the h anemic M. E. church until the flower came up and spoiled their pic- :nf‘or the rut of the day at Roion y-terday. It is greatly re et- ess that such bad weather had 15' in- male 5" the firm .erfere with the lane t tb - mm Frecuer' of p 0" e enjoy- Jemy, is working on ment of the day. ,, “king charge of tile controller. The Iasonic club at Stamford l V ‘ a boiler: on V" » " 1 August 1 ‘0 “m women. . “mm". co notices sent out Female. ‘ The Healer w“, band of! and just loaflng. No. 108. F. '— attend the affair. - § The dance field here last evening in I" m “’1 Henry Foreit are On. the dancing pavilion was a huge suc- nlnt Hr. Foreit's cousin ML N' '7' the benefit of the baseball team of the with Hers. COmedian, who died a Norwalk Iron \Vorks Athletic Assoclao .3.” days ago. was tormerl ’ a non. 1" '1' Y resident M thigmomm to steamer Osdnlng will share the park 3 ‘ and m' vac“ with the William McKinley Benevolent Association of 700 people who will reach here aboard the steamer Nas- scan. The bathing house is having a. large number of lockers installed for emer- gency use. The patronage popular beach has been so large that the installing of lockers to take care Ire. Jennie Springer of Brooklyn the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elna of McKinley street. Kr. and Mrs. Hubbard Lockwood lamily are the guests of Mrs. Ed- . nd’hlnerich of Rowayton. ~ Hrs. Stuart Gillespie of Brookside. having an artesian well drilled on — newly acquired premises. Alfred lacy of New York city has the Henry Ward residence at .flbkeneke for the summer. ‘ 7 Stanley Robrback of the old Toke- leke road. has accepted a position x» the Consolidated Gas» Co.. of J hYork city. 0 n 8. L'Hommedieu of Rows - «fies. was the guest or Mr. and Mia 23:30"; .10. “hcmfidznoéu::::wew avenue, The car due here from Stamford at ‘ The Nelson family has vacated the 3:50 was ‘5 minutes late last night. lmt over the store of P M duo t° “3 °pem““5 mOChanlem going “lo and is living aboard a boat on out M 0rd" “mung the car hemp” the Haring property shore ”Mien and nowayton‘ A large “um- .. The Rowayton Drum” corps has‘mr of people we", made to wait till ‘m tuned to furnish some martial a car was sent up from the hams ‘0 “c for th'e parade this afternoon take care 0‘ u: people here who wish- n the memorial gun is dedicated ed to get to . orwalk. the Library Green. Norwalk. —_—_—___ . BELL ISLAND ~_ 1. Oliver Davis has awarded the A number of young people were in - for plumbing and the instal- - w u! an International One-pipe bathing yesterday on the East Beach. despite the heavy rain. in his new bungalow on The rain yesterday spoiled whatever was absolutely necessary. The East avenue M. E. church held a. picnic here yesterday rcachlng here aboard a special trolley. Luncheon was served on veranda of the Casino. The carousal was practically the only thing patronized as it was under a root and the rain couldn‘t reach the The party left for home at “AW i i: street. Rowayton. to H. A. ' « South Norwslk. Hrs. Bari P. Stevens and two chil. Newgr:n;ltfagh:reentthgue$ events were planned for 1he day by .Ihe guests of Mr: Stevens. who ll: the residents. nearly all of the people .W engineer of the lied D line staying in doors, ‘ Tonight the Bell Island club will be *4 --hlp Philadelphia. which is in re ,1 from South' American ports. the scene of a. good old fashioned v. Admiral Victor Blue was a week barn dance. Old fashioned farm ‘ .Illelt of Mr. and Mrs. Willsle at dances and singing will he the feature , ‘ Rocks. Tokeneke. Admiral of the dancing floor ,while a. country '. flr‘ came prominently into the store will help to enliven matters by . eye when a. a young Lieutenn its contribution of odd and interesting I. crawled through the Cubnn'nrticles. All those who can are urged _ and the enemy "n“ locating to come in costume. The “Jazzateers.” ‘ the Spanish fleet in San-[the orchestra which made such a big ‘ m. For four years he was success of its playing and singing herc 5“,“. Bureau of Navigation andlm't week will furnish the music for ' ”' u” Battleship Texas in tonight's entertainment. The 0113119.. B tra will appear in costume fitting to '. llt' Mm! Church ser- the occasion. The house and enter- lev.’,George R. Baird. minis- tainment committees have worked morning worship at 9:30: hard to make this affair every bit of ‘Illbjectz- “Spiritual Architec- a success as all their aflairs were and The sung”, school session by all appearances it promises to be worship at 6:30. The Rev. it. B. Kidd. D. D.. District Sn - .‘fi .. will preach and at fife BUTHKNOCKS 'rnr: m. the service the "Quarterly BALL OVER FENCE . ~ " will convene. The Pray- —_ .111 be held. Thursday Makes His 85th Homer of Season and . at. 7 o'clock in the chapel. Yankas Beat: Browns by ’7 to it. 1 topic: “The o'pémme. of ST. LOUIS. July 16,-Waite Hoyt .- delivered a. sterling grade of pitching, c. 13.th of New York yesterday, and the Yankees beat the .preeeh at bothservioes to. Bmusgaln. 'lhescorewss7to 8. ' at the Baptist fitting, The margin m. hlt the b.“ 01.“ 0' the enclosure 0! held at 10:30 0'01“);le Gilda:- with two onybases. The" 'at 12 noon and eveslng'Yauks won three out edgy” hm 71;!0 o'clock. Mr. Barnett'and gained on the Clevelands. who . m 3. having given were beaten-yesterday by the Red 803:. ely interesting addi’e-e arms RUNNING m m rut convention at Toke- oordlal invitation to be ANSONIA. July 15.--Jltlie!'l are all members of the attempt being made by the police __- congregation and also to to intertere with them. No notifica- : e no church adulation. tlou has been received as yet rem- _ at thongslgee geek lag acceptance or rejection of the peti- .., . manustouie votedtesel‘e. ‘ anduntil .- ‘ t ,1! wk . H V. . _ ‘ y . . v : from cees. The proceeds of which went to Tomorrow the Eternal Square club Hilton Evon. of Pennoyer “net. 01 500 people coming here aboard the of this of the over flow from the bath houses Monday the Bayonne City Democra- tic club will reach here with 8.500 New , the carousel Lee O'Brien was kept busy yester- day stenclling the bath house insitnia; shore dim”; and mm. .. .. .Meeker and Bernard Rocker. The fol- Ci. of R. P.. on the bathing suits for i In idents ve e m l The attendance at the park here. . ‘ m, quolts has. 'fll be ball yesterday caused by the rain was very or the club. ‘ .‘fl 8130 he talks a. small. the concomionaires taking ad- ' ‘ by :lmfi'SaBR: vantage of the day by taklng the dorm)mm Todav is Masonic Day here. undcrxM - . rs. Marcus. Mr. Mal-cm Ir. David the auspices of the Old Well Lodge. BB tor. II I r. r. “- 8: A. M.. a large number: . of out of town lodges are expected to fred eouslns. “I." Wilfred Cousins. me at 10:50 A. M.. Sunday 1““ a“ great “ '“ccu‘ 3' those before . church. all ,and Babe Ruth's thirty-fifth home run - , scheduled to be held contributed to the Yankee loot. Her I l the entertainment worded. In. George Hyde was selected chairman‘ and Mrs. Maurice Janka ‘treasurer. , The tens will be hddsoehhuday.‘ Mrs Pendleton will be the hm nest meting. The new committee on dances and. decorations has taken up its work' and promises many new novelties dur- ' mg the season. It consists of the fol- lowing young people: lll-es Lois 'Styles. Elizabeth Plait. Shirley John- ston; Mr. George Pendloton. George and patroneses of the social activities Mr. George Hyde. Hrs. George Hyde. Dr. Menus-en. lira. Hr- Laren. Mr. Frank J. neuron. Hr. McLaren. Miss M. IcLaren. Mr. H. Whitefield. Ira. Worthmsn. Mr. Charles Nebauer. Mr. W‘. Fea— therston. Mrs. W. Featherston. Mrs will um: lll‘iNfill VANILIA Isl: will! ServedhytthlateiaSodu alulSundaesatThisStore and in Any Quantity to Take Home The French Vanilla Ice Cream. va- nilla and chocolate. which is served at The New England Candy Co's more. 115 South Main street by the platorwinl sodas or sundacs is worth going con- siderably out of your way to procure- If you could see the materials used in the making of the famous ice cream you would be all the more "hungry mail so: please.” the island. lunselle. chairman of the call-Mas. use a detailed report. an. leery m . sonar—ore loan the“ - . Be Sure It’s an INTERNATIONAL Let Me Quote You—Cash or Installment Plan rd-phomtm Plumbing. Hosting. and Mg Musings W n ' NOW IS THE ‘ ' TIME I hmmm—wn TODAY “its.“ New! Minn-fillings HENRY A. HEGELEIN. “WWW NATIONAL ONE-PIPE HEATER South Nor-walk One of‘thssekindthst stake your “My itch to dance, PEPPY m! Gorgeously arranged; with many new and wonderful ef- fects; a beautiful, steady dance. punctuated by all manner of unexpected things. The "pee—wee” of the baby “the "siren strum” of'the banjoes and the “tinkle” of the-prance snag» a fascinating steel. 3, W ' OmahandI‘UsPlayitchosj The Hamilton Shop 49 WAILSTREH!‘ 'Where Quality and eel-vies Goa-u." -.\ THE NASH SIX SPORT MODEL 18 'AN 1m- 1 USUALLY ACTIVE CAR FOR‘ TOWN for" this French Vanilla Ice Cream. Here is an establishment well con- ducted. cozy and centrally located. oool1 Indeed. and the popular home of cool~ ing drinks and ice cream at this sea-l son of the year. When shopping. or on pleasure bent. or after the show make this place the one at which you'll enjoy your treat. EAT SANITARY mum “ADE QUALITY PRODUCTS This bakery uses only the high“ grades of materials in the making of all bakery products Every feature of the preparing, mixing. baking and handling take place under the met- M 'l] f 1921 SW SESSION July5toSept.2 Businms College I, an“ .1: vscsnos'rm atom moss 314.2. OR COUNTRY USE - s. L. RENE 73 NORTH mm gr. scum mm Surprise Values in Wants 'A great money’s WOrth given with every pun-hello m quick clearance. use sums mm to .. est “MMWMW ......‘.--............... M a.“ WM "dead to ................--...>...... u est sanitary conditions and in a day- light baking establishment. Here are a few of the d things made here and the prices: ome~made bread. 8c and lie loaves: Rye bread. 10c and lie loaves: Sandwich bread. 17c loaf: Gluten breed made on Tuesdays and Fridays. sold at 25¢ a loaf: Coffee cakes of all kind made and for sale on Saturday only. The Sanitary Bak- ery. 35 Main at. (John B. auditor), Phone 8034. pretty 2—H“. AI. Don’t ”get famed up, this hot weather. Keep an electric fan at your! right hand and 1;: ,it breeze away the harm ‘d at! “photo. &. ha in the VICTOR WESELY . 'Antomobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators, Repaired and; Made to Order, an. ms or m_nut wont. : WEI 1pm 0!“ ALL: .EINDSvOF METALS if amuse-sins. mm lit-38ml. mom a ° ssONUMENTs - . “mucus sense stock or nouuuems (Formerly With Vaast Bms.) To Buyers of AL”. “-wm “a” Wm m enoeseeseseo‘fsfeeee'emeoa,fl The latter lot includes Georgette; Crepe do Chimes and hand-made cotton Weists. an higher p‘rieed Waisis will be sold at one third or regu- lar prices -.. -- . mew" a-n— ._- NEW WILLOW FURNITURE ‘Atimelrnusneetotthusoel-em [unit‘s-ell a vsrietyoimodelshasinsthemreeeiesdaadisgshglihehotoshe nervousness)“. “mmt-m Wsharslaade reductieasistheprieeofslloarBABY Jutnthetl-ewhalfllgflnbym i own mm RAYMQNB GI SON _ wan. sap mwm mm 1.. 1.. ihome is as necessry as in‘ , ’flle 030°. onlnmns folks,“ 'flhsven’t givemit them ‘ 7" 'hear him tomorrow, is operatingh here as usual today, noI Public WW F? *oonsiderstion; mayhem or even thought «tit; ’ ' ’M' . ‘ -..". , 59¢.433gt fllffl, then-«Muns-
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