avenue.
with relatives in Brooklyn on
Helen m. ‘W
is Mia vacation of one
from her duties with the Pru-
' Insurance company. of lilo
‘lrs. Hilton Elwood. of Cove ave-
tel left on Sunday. accompanied by
humans Mrs. Oliver E. Weed. of Fair-
“ avenue. Second dbtrlct. for a two
“'s automobile trip to Vermont.
fir. and Mrs. Earl Williams. of 2
.Ileck avenue. are the proud parents
C s ten-pound boy. Earl. Jr.. who ar-
rived Sunday afternoon at 4:16. Moth-
C'lnd son are doing nicely.
There was a good attendance at the.
wing service at Christ church on
way. when the
Werner of Grace church. exchanged'
”its with Rev. Robert B. B. Poets.
motor at Christ church.
A moonlight sail is to be held this
cussing. aboard Captain Fred Love-
hrs boat. by the members of st.
Agnes Guild of Christ church. and
flair friends. The boat-will leave'the
’hlic dock at the Washington street
We, at 1:30 o'clock. (B. '1‘.)
About 25 members of the Epworth
hogue. of the East avenue M. E.
‘ureh enjoyed a moonlight sail about
the Norwslk Islands and the local
‘Imrbor. aboard Captain Fred ve-
joy's boat. last evening. The mil
started at 8 o'clock: from the Wash-
ington street bridge. and occupied
several hours.
The primary class of the East ave-
nue. M. E. church will hold its pic-
nic ncxt Saturday afternoon at Calf
Pasture Beach. The members will
meet at the church at 2 o'clock day'-
light time. They will be taken to tne.
beach in Bay “'aldron's auto truck.
Parents and friends are welcome. if
gammy the picnic will be held next
week.
No special business was disposed of
at the meeting of the Y. M. C. C. held
last evening. The members of the
club however are seriously consider-
ing the making of necessary repairs
the millpond dam structure. in prep-
eration for the coming winter and
skating. Funds will be solicited for
this later on. There only a few min-
or repairs to be made.
R0 WA YTON
Mrs. Bull of Mt. Klsco spent the
week-end with Mrs. w. R. ashburn
of'l‘okeneke. .. v
Stephen Odell. of \Vestchester. New
York. is mending his two weeks vaca-
tion at “ltnwlands.”
~—Anyone having in their possess-
ion any of the silver knives and forks
belonging to Reliance Social Club
please return them immediately
Hrs. Wm. Pinkney.
The annual meeting of the Beauty-
[on Fire Department will be held to-
morrow evening. July 20th. at R
o'clock (D. T.) and all memm-rs of
the department are urged to bc pres-
10‘
Julia Willie. of New York. .
was of New York and m.
Wiilbm' luster rof Newark. New Jar—i
oey. are guosts for the season at'Tho
tummitt “Rouse. .
A number of people gathered
around the piano at the Bil} d
Club last night for a little comm -
'ity sing and the bio-ding of tum
was a treat to'hear. There are’ a mm)-
ber of people with trained voiees who
are urged to come out to the club
during the next sing.
George Riley. Hank Riley. Sonny
Selwyn. Billy Selwyn, Irving Footc.
Kenneth Demarest and Ir. Bayes
went on an exploring expedition yes-
terday and while in one of the knoils
of woods near 'Roton Point d r-
ed lmbedded in a rock whst is
Rev. J. Benton ,to be a' foot print of a lame monogr-
\-
ic animal.
DARIEN&NOROT01_V
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Mrs. Chester Finch sailed “r g-
land recently to spend the. _~ the
summer. ‘
Mrs. Minnie Hon of Newark. N. 1..
is a guest of her sister Mrs. J. P.
Brummer. of the Post Road.
William Pension is erecting two five
room bungalows of a very attractive
design on Chestnut street, Moton
Heights.
George Buck a student of the
Stamford Trade School is enjoying a
two weeks respite from his studies at
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rice are en-
tertaining as their guests Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Loos and Mr. anck Mrs. Eo-
ward Fausman of Brooklyn.
Miss Katherine Mason spent the
week-end at her home on Bailey ave-
nue. Miss Mason is attending the
summer session at Yale University.
1 Community Chautauqua will be
the feature of the week of August
29th. to‘ September 2nd. in which a
large number of entertainers and lec-
turers of a world wide reputationtwill
participate. The place for tile Ghoul-
tauqua has not been chosen as yet.
but will be announced soon“ The fol-
lowing are a few of the artists and lee-
turers who will take part: The Ario:l
Entertainers. Princess Nacoomee Com-
pany. The Syracuse Varsity Quartet.
The New Englanders. Sherman 1206-
gers lecture on "Quit passing the
buck." Mother Lnkl- lecture on "The
Divine Rights of the Child."
ternationnl Concert Party. Strickland
Gillian lecture on ”Just between our-
selves," llrush. the (Brent. in tricks of
" magic and illusions. and (Thief ’l‘ahan
in a lecture of "l'p from Sovagen'."
A long freight train of empties
bound in the direction of New York
was held up from 12:30 last ni till
10 this morning. A coupling relc. sled
itself from the clcctric engine which
anapm-d an air hose. netting all the
automatic brakes. causing the train to
stop with a quick )erk and the first
trucks of the first two box can ncarest
tll" cllgillc slid backwards lilltlc'rllO'JIlh
thc box curs till the-y were llmrty
touching “11‘ [TRIP whee-ls. Th0 first
ents. as officers arc to be elected.
Mrs. George Vrcdcnburgh. of Row-l
nyton. is entertaining hcr grand-l
daughter. Mrs. 172d. Ludwig and great-
grand-drluglltcrs. Miss llzlzcl and
lioroihy Ludwig. and friend. Miss
liorstnmnnshon‘. all of St. Louis. No.
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'l‘h.» Slivr-r Shop (lid :1 very tllrlv-'
ing busins-ss yesterday. the shop was
nearly cls-mlml out of its prizes.
two curs flooring l-llckh'd up in such
ll manner [but u Inrgl- hump was no-
liccillllc ill the wholo- car. All W98!
bound trains \\‘(‘rl' roulul through pas-
Sing-1‘ trucks, 'l‘hv two cars that were
smashed wcrl town] to the freight
l . .
(ll‘pOl siding to lw towi-d away later
to rl'piilr shop. The truck for west
bound frcights were finally cleared for
lmflic lit in o’clock this morning.
\vllllt' the cll‘lclric l-nglllc was trying to
tow the broken curs away this morn-
ing at about 430 the fuse in the iii-i
iginc blew out with a big flash and
The people from no“ Island and roar that that the residents around
Pine Point won- (11.. lllrgcst in num..thought that clthcr an explosion took
her at the (lllllciug pavilion law night. lpluce or lightning had “NICK I hon”.
The lurgvst crowd ibis $0.150” were: 'l‘llc llomt- of C. \V. Morehouse on
in bathing hr-rc on Sunday. The at- the corner of Railroad and Mable ave-
letlllullm- Sulllilly lllUki' the 4th of "“"3 was hr°ken ““0 Int “'3'“ orfln.
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The In-'
'a few of the good things undo hsso
daughter m of Btrawbsrw
Hill. are in Europe and will ape“
two months traveling through Eli“
land. France. Switserland and othq
countries.
Guests at the Royal James Hotol.
last night. were: Franklin 1!. P ;
CMPNQQI. N. Y.; Erne‘ 1". Com §
Greenwich: J. C. Kelly, Ridgefleldzl‘
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Ferguson. and Hue :;
C. H.‘Poole. of Toronto, Ont. ; r
livid Rooenthal. of Washingto.‘
street. with a party of friends. has roe .
turned from a two day automobi.i '
trip to Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and
Coney Island.
Dra Dowsey and Dawson a
Meriden. Conn.. have returned hour
after spending the week with their
niece. Illss Deming. of Hickory
Bluff.
air. and lilo. Herman ‘onittner.
Kiss Katheryn and Joseph Quittner.
and In. H. Drubln. of N. Y. city. were
.wx norms was: low w x
Union Hill. New Jersey. have been
spending a few days with friends in
this city.
Miss Edith Benedict. of Rhett-cl.
Fla" is visiting Mr. and Ira. Roo-
well A. Boendict. of 8 Burbank street.
lira. B. J. Reynolds. of Havihsd
street. is spending a several week
vacation in Sound View, Conn.
Mi- Elisabeth Hoyt. of Putnam
avenue. is spending her vacation with
friends in Greene. N. Y.
Judge Edward M. Lockwood hi in
New York city today.
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FEVVEB MARRIAGES ‘IN NEW
YORK.
NEW YORK. July 19.—Ilarrisgos
among the socially elect in Greater
New York have shown a marked de- ‘
crease during the last year. it is re-
vealed in a new issue of a guide to
prominence published today without
which the equipment of no fifth ave-
nue social secretary is complete. Dur-
ing the last yrllr. 747 of those quall- '
fled to be listed in the book were mar-
ried. as compared with 95! the years
before. -
EAT ”NEARY my
MADE cum PRODUCED,
This bakery uses only tho ““1
grades of materials in the making of
all bakery products. Every future,
of tho preparing. mixing. ham-l
handling take place under tho trio.»
est military conditions and h o “I-
light baking establishment. Bare are
and the prices: Homo-made In“. In.
and lie loaves: Rye bread. 100 said
15c loaves: Sandwich bread. 110 loan!
Gluten bread made on Tuesdays and“
Fridays. sold at 25¢ a lost: Cones
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SOUTH NORWALK
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Marthe-whom worth finding. Bays you ho. trshodia
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Phone 808-8. l
ALTERATIONS
Are CROWDING Us
Bicycles. Lam
Auto
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cakes or all kind made and for mlo
on Saturday only. The Century 3.3. W
MoreRessonsWhytheNewMAXWELL
hinged
Mo syphou system with largo inlet and outer
Is the GOOD MAXWELL
Mug—W
tubular radiator and four-blade adj-table fan.
lions.
LUIRICATIOlessh system with positive oil pump. delivering oil
. bearings
warrants-drearmstn
and maintaining constant
level in splash pan.
CLUTCH—Spout Maxwell type. Aluminum eons. Faced with heat
proof ashostm. ltuns in oil bath. This clutch cannot grab.
nose are features not found in cars selling at the price of the
GOOD MEL—4M5.” at Detroit.
“'hy not look into this and
I“ ”much.
July record. morning between the hours of 12 and
}Z\cllrsions llm] picnics for todnyli. :1 quantity of other and MCI?! W.-
nre l'illllo ('lllb of xl-w York which stolcn valued at about several hun-
Vrlll hold a (llllllf'r \\'iltoll Congrega-§dr€d dollars Entfnce was “in."
(tonal f‘hlll'fh. l'niml Mcmorial Slln-;throu‘hflr’fl '"Idw- Th9'm
day School of Glenbrook and at. evidently tried a windowton thexwolt
Luke's (‘hoir Guild of Stamford. islde 0‘ the 119“” ‘3‘ mm m win-
Etllvurd l.nl'l".~l orchestra “DOLUXE.” (10W impouible to enter MI] . “he
will be the attraction at the dance. ldov In the so“ °‘ "'° 5““ “‘"M
hall lll'rl' this th'lllilK. LOH'I or-|
chestm comr-s from New Haven with
a big l‘lplltltlinn and is sure to plug—s; with a os‘nsn' mutter?“ With
the movamen I
the patrons of the dancing "“1“,“
with ils jazzy. peppy str'ns of music.
The employees here inch!“ . ”1"“
(Wed pllgilist who “Kilt! m 7".
nsmr- of the Alabama Kid “I
nor ring name was You‘ .
Dixfm. The "Kid." ussd ts'bstilo' in
and around fl. .”
pounds and Is hum-.0 w. ““5,
any man of his will!“ here.
While hero ho‘ ts-h‘m ?! m"
shoe shining MOP.“ ". In“? . rest
ill which there were
have
m m on board the
an“ It'll! and Taurus. The
d mus-goat one that had
.mss-s #3“- M 1‘0? a M"
" “ 1M luncheons were
.' % tho‘grove. After luncheon
diner-sod to enjoy the dif-
oonce‘oni One man who
" ‘ Ming in front of the rifle
_ who seized with a fainting spell
m a little excitement. The
“sing pavilion was very -well pat-
’ jailed a‘great number taking advan-
g. of the good iloor to try a few
bees. A number of athletic games
- who enjoyed. “Budha.” a fortune
'. » East Indian did a. thriving
in the grove. A largo dele-
of communists went in for a
M
'1- akh'onsh the tide was low
Over! one sodium! to enjoy a pleasur-
able time. Both ships soiled for
home at I o‘clock.
-ELL'ISLAND‘
Edmund C. Browne. of the "Priory.”
gone for a days trip to New York
city.
Thomas Cunningham is a guest at
the “loundview,” for the rest of the
”3.
”drama! and took some chicken. lettuce
into the kitchen which they itmmled
and while entering the-winder a Bird
so they unhooked '
the .ugl's and set it carefully aside.
no first thing they did was conduct
a rdtLon the ice chest in which they
and a’h’ottlo of milk. After ransack-
ing the house and finding a lug-t
quantity of silver and some jewelry
they wrapped up the valuables in some
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ladies cloaks so as the deaden the
sound of the silver. Going into the
_kitchen they took along some bread. r
salt and pepper. some salad dressing
and a thermos bottle. presumably the
bottle was for the milk taken from the
ice chest: The thieves also took a. pair
of glasses belonging to Mrs. Sconeld E
JN’I‘ERNATIONAL ONEPIPE
, HEATERS SELL IN FACE 01"
| ALL COMPETITION
‘. Last week H. A. Hegelein agent for
the well known International Oneplpe
Heaters signed co cts for eight
more in this city. apple are prepar-
VICTROLAS
SOLD or am ram
The HAMILTON Shop ’
s
ing for the p—redlcted early winter and
believing 'an ounce of prevention lsI
worth a pound of cure' are having 3
their heaters installed while the price 3
hfiovwn and botoro the Fall rush be. 5
gins. ’ l
By placing an order now, one“
protected against any advance; in
prion. Small or urge hon-sakes be-
ing heated equally well eves those
with eighteen rooms as well u public
1 buildings. Mr. Hegslein brainy!
pleased to call and advise it: your
ihome is suitable or not. and quote
,yoa. n. has already replaced» several
steam and hot water systems with
one of those heaters. 3 ' -
When he decides a place -‘ suited
to an International Guest’s? Heater
the purchaser is n a “
that is a guarantee, to heat
eerily or his money will be
. ran-eras?» ,- ' b ‘
r
_Iiesns Much to You
We have the Hot Water Bottio of
quality, with our personal gun’-
iso behind it to' promise you long-
est wear. boot workmanship, new. i
set ml and highest class. if-
slsans mall to you, with no
chooses is take. Asd sass.” '
was» sun. is onsthingno ‘ "i
should over is without. . ‘
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demurrer-mt
FITCH & BAKER, Agents
man.
To PM ' ’ve Buyers of
MONUMENTS-
BIO BIDUOTION ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF IONUiEN‘I'I
ALDO
Osvo Agent Commission. We 2;” No Am
SO. N ORWALK MONUMENTAL WORKS
4&1!
Surprise Values in ~'Waists
84 South-Iain Sheet ‘
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A great money’s worth van with every purchase
Quick clearance. 81 ~ ‘ ~ M.
$1.50 wars lsdmsd is ...........—.-.......‘.... -
$2.ooanap.llowams,m.......~-'
$2.98 wanna-sued»
$6.003ndMWAIBI'Bnow
The latterlot includes
hand-msdesotton Wallis.
All higher
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Georgetm. earthworm
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priced wuss will be sold a
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July F laminae Sale
Cent. Off
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70-72 NORTH MAIN, STREET
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' books on shelves. Walls and wall paper have be-
factor-Hy One room "at a time if you Wish- By
My. «ammunmaru’u—blmwm
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DRY OUT THE DAM’PNESS IN 30““
HOUSE WITH A
VllLCAN GAS HEATER
The terrible humidity of the past three works
has stored «up dampness in many homes which
Will take weeks of .sunny, dry weather to eradi-
cute unless the process is hastened by artificial
means- .
Clothes and shoes are mildewed in closet
<1
‘i
come saturated with moisture which may cause
serious damage unless quickly dried out. .
Naturally you shudder at the thought of .
starting a furnace file. It is not necessary. A Vul- .
can Gas‘lisataer will do the work quickly and sam—
buying the heater now, you will obtain double
service fromjt. became you will want one in the
fall anyway, and the prices have just been 1‘9‘
" duped Two sizes: $9.00 and $7.25.
Telephone No. 168) today and we will deliver
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