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”A _ ,_-on ‘SoaView' ‘nvenue at the
(ton street. in the lantic
n of Washin
. “occupied by J. Premrue.
’ fir. and Hrs. A. C. Cameron. of
returned yesterday
‘ :Vermont where they have been
, no avenue.
m the past few weekl; "he
.s
8r: Willianf H. Baker.
mic. on Sunday morning.
“I doughter are doing nicely.
of 10 ‘Edlie
.Hother
- A supper is to be held at the East
.ranue M. E. church this evening by
us members or the Ladies' Aid 89-
‘efy. The “fair will start It 5:30,
(clock.
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An ail day meeting of the Woman'-
Jammy of Christ. chm-:1 will. be
told in the basement 0: the. church
mot-cw. All members are icquost-
Cd h- make it a point to “tend.
An important rehearsal orthe O. Y'.
A. M. orchestra wil' be held this
mning at the home of Melvin Braist-
‘ East Washington street. at 8
o'clock (D. T.) all members being urgu
ed to be present.
I John Premru. of 6 Seaview avenue.
u had a large sign, with letters two
& three feet. placed on his head-
mrters. denoting that he is prepared
u do automobile repairing. painting
‘d general work. -
Owing to the storm. the proposed
monlight sale to he held by the Rt.
Agnes Guild of Christ church arts
postpoztd until tomori'mv evening.
the sun will be held :laoard Captain
I‘z-ed Lovejoy's sloop. which 'will.
have the Washington strect bridge.
- 7:30 o'clock, (8. T.)
George W. and Albert 1. Slauson. of‘
Yonkers. New York. through “'xiliam;
1. Reid as agent. have disposed of two
“Mable lots on. Gregory Roulevard.
Alvin Sayre and Frank Tobey are the;
purchasers and it is reported that they.
will .begin the construction of new
tel-es in the near future.
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On account of the resignation of‘
Frederick Greenwood. the commodore. f
it was necessary to hold a meeting of
the East Norwalk Yacht club. last
Ianday evening. to elect a successor.
‘Vice Commodore Edward Hoggsou
.Il elected commodore. Georg.-
Ombbe was elected vice_commodore:~
Harry Davis is rear ‘commodorcp’
mmas Hoyt was chosen secretary in
place of .VVard Malkin resigned. An-
r meeting will he held on Mon-
day night. August lst. when it is plan-
Ied to hold a supper and entertain-.
merit. and there will also be a race as'
«new is considerable rivalry among
the'members over the merits of their
mpective boats.
1:0 WA YTON
.p—Icc. cindcrs. sand and gravel.
Mmond. Sweet and Son. Darlcn.
fione 62-12.
Now that midsummer ls approachfi
lag. most of the resorts about here
Are booked until early fall. Among
‘flie recent arrivals at Toke-eke Inn.
who will remain through July and
August. are Mr. and Mrs. Melbert I).
s storm counted in the tern
' h
W on-the treet- ond in t e5 .. __> to Jon. the, em
Automobiles 0”“ b’ Charl- H"
daughter was born to Mr. and
_ in B hodc Island.
‘. ‘ Auths lies-JIM Me'-
" :elssg" .mwm.
Vomit could-hot get
my Mm will Journey to
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Mental-h .oL- .oie "
.gownsend of Noroton collided on At-
street. yesterday afternoon.
The damage was slight. No one was
“injured—Stamford Advocate.
l
There has been no new develop-
ments on the burglary of C. W. )fore-
house's home on the corner of Rail-
road and Maple avenues which. no
broken into on Monday evening. The
local police haw gone to nearly towns
and visited all the pawn shops for
clues to the silverware and jewelry but I
were unable to‘ ”W I
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The Chautauqua for n and H
Norotontobeltudbetwes eh“: i.
of August 29th nnd_,8epte r. ‘
will include a junior éhau ’ the
program follows: Pied cRaid.
Hunt for the three Treasure Shim
Game Hour's every morning. Story
lHour: every afternoon. Buccaneers
Breakfast a picnic hike. The cruise of
the Jollity on the last afternoon. The
youngsters around are looking for-
l
word towards this Junior- tauoua. H
Cable and Richdale. a al elec- H
trical shop. have recentl changed .
from a partnorship to a oration l
with a capitol stock of .000. The
firm has received an order from M. A.
Shaw to i tall all the electrical work
for l? Kalktor Iceless Refrigerator.
The firm r tly installed the home
of J. P. 'Hayes. electrical g and
'fixtures. The display wiri for the
party at John McCormacks— omc to-
morrow has been installed 'hls con-
cern.
Gwendolyn McCosmac tight-"r
of
Mr. and ‘lrs. John McCormack. of
Rock Lea." Collenders Point, is re-
ceiviug letters and telegrams of con-
gratulations on her reaching her lxth
birthday tomorrow. Her many little
friends and grown—up friends hAVc
been invited to attend the affair in her
honor. there is expected between 50
and 60 guests The gmunmn
on
especially decorated for
with novel electrical devices and Chin-
esc lanterns. The guests will be .r- relying a nasty bruise on her right A
rayod in fancy dreu. the young folks elbow. SOLVTH \UR“ N :7
will have a dinner at 7:00 in the ' o . . ll:
‘Vt-nlni: while the older people w“! The rpsidtn‘Q of Edith Camp held M A I L IN THI.S CO UPON
“Him- their's at a little later hour. a clam bake yesterday evening in
Dancing and entertainments will N which every one wu tilled to their For .F‘IIH Pmlculm Re"
enjoyed in the lob cabin haulion. hearts ¢°"‘9““ Mrs. A' N" Hendrick . gardlng Mane w 8 .
"‘0 the supenisor of the camp had charge .
. m... n... m cm - M...“ FREE SCREEN TEST 02m . . - . .
ROTON P A a new hired man. the former one leav- _- F' I. .I- “II-III II ‘ r - l ure a e
‘ ing' for a position in New York WY. ' 4 ‘~ ’ ‘ ' '
“'11 Elli m E. Ma llctte
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Concord.
. well
she
~ Murcn. The defeated members claim- ' . M- ' . P I.
‘ The Knights 0' Pythlao of Yonkers. ing that there were hole. in their ten- ’ t W m “DYE WEEKLY’S Free S‘Erm To” ' t:o 50 er ( ’
Se: Yohrk alt-cabooked to holu their nis racquels through which the ball 3‘; 19‘“ firms" me. “‘"h m" P'nlcuhm- Th1! 19‘] “93‘
u "8 9"" 0 93' reaching here on went. ' , ' to ' ~ - - '
board the Steamer Sirius, 151m 0%? ”at Obltgtl me ill all} “ “3'
strong. Moving pictures will he thfl attroq- NAME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
“— tion ntfthq» Bell Island Club this «50- ‘ "4 """"'""”"
Jack Gearin has resigned his posi- ing 1 moving picture outfit "in 3 ADDRESS
tlon at the miniature Rollo Racer so Bridgeport has charge of it e showtno' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘-‘-'-' “‘1' ’ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' '
of the summer‘
Mary Coliens is the guest of lies
Billy Cronan at Pine Point for a few
weeks. —' had gone to snapper porch. This . . .
When muming l. mu recently from information are the desired clue. USUAILY AM CAR FOR TOW\
The "an“ coun- M" are being ‘ “‘0'" boat trip ’ well-known Bell whereupon she was invited to go 7 ~ .
used-continuously thmll‘hotlt the day. him ily were alarmed to than bathing. w In the water her eb- OR mIINTR) 1 SE
"W!" ‘ ”er" ”pm" "mm" c. .li . hey had- been robbed of feet. were tried one the lost pro-
, - ' - ‘ . Thus elm thinking
Marie (‘ronan dove off of the Ferris mom d ”W" duh" M “ perty'recovered
Pier recently and struck bottom re-
wnre defeated at a hard fought and
OPEN; 5 8% ToMQ
l IND” ” ER NEW MAN. :A
This centrally located“ Lunch Ropni hasbeennevtheqmp
“ pod and morowflb.mn§vam it is a’ NEWplaoofligoughwt
and will please you.
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of pictures. The program is a lengthy
one and includes a varied pm
of interest to both old and young and
y at 9 o'clock. A
been leftit‘thechnrgeofe meld
mhom'honedy was not doubted. After
'1" bet“! prompt! quiet idhulry it was learned that a
very large number of people are ex- neig’nbor's m‘ h“ “"4 ‘h'
Dewar to be mount tho-e pm at. 'place and cs uic pretext of cooling oil
BELL ISLAND
{ms NASH SIX SPORT MODEL IS m
eenoe. Inns sway the house had and We! action saved the day.
ranklin l-‘oott- and Marshal Gone
played game of ten
moon by Irving Foot
ills yesterday
e and Master
vacationing with his
wife and family.
as the guest of his
father and mother
The Epworth League of the Meth-
odist Church of Stamford held their
annual picnic supper here last night.
A song (r-stival was the feature of the
evcning. The party reached here at
7:30 andlei't for home at 10:30.
Luggage!
Auto Supplies, .
Sporting Goods
ORTH M A IN STREET
I
Carey. Mr. and Mrs. L‘hu rlcs \Ii'llllilnls,‘ -- - l ‘
Hrs. [Hitchcock and daughter. Mrs The Saxon roadster purchased ch PI 3’ on m
=-d Mrs. Lewis Thomas and Georg" cently by_the combine of Harvey and watch! :muogs x
human and family, all or New Walter Jennings and Jim Broln has T00 ‘
'Iofl. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Kip and Mrs. been put into condition and It. boy-l M11! M M “MM '
anrles Cooke of East Orange. N. .l.
‘3‘ Others who have registered at th
Jan _’ ‘ a summer sogourn.
L‘
mjor-Genclul Henry Allen. com-
, ding glut-rill of the American
Més in Geriliaiiy. wrote Dr. Burnett
‘3 follows: .
ml“ Dr. Barnett:
.As you leve the American forces in
any alien me to ctpress appre-
ciation for your great work. and the
o
“D you lune bit" to the American or \Vilton. shared thr- pad-b with the
addiers. Your straightforward talks. I'MO" Memorial Sunday . 001 of
mr ability to hit from the shoulder. Glenhrook. yesterday. The two
your personality among men. 'therhPO reaching here On busses.
anve placed you among the leading luncheon was enjoyed in the grow.
centers that the Army has been for- Charles P. Vt'hite was in e of
mtg enough to secure. ‘the Glenbrook Sunday’Sc outing.
1 offer you. in the name of the ' a“
American forces ill Germany, our up- 'ljhe Piano Club 0! Ne ork City
“elation and gratitude. "3‘0th here on board ”l 128""?
Dr. A. E. BarnettJvill preach in the
moonlight dancln
number of small
gency electric stor
dance pavilion.
Seagate wiht about 150 memb
are planning to step out
evening.
in~-it sonn-
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The lights flickered out for a few
moments here last night and the
dancers in the pavilion enjoyed some
g to the light of a
lights from emer-
age batteries in the
A. Wfiodge
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oppouTl‘xlT)‘ _ ‘
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those business principles necesyf . -.
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nowayton Mgthodist Episcopal frisnds. The :uting '83 a stag affair - ”a REDUCTION ON OUR ENT'RE STOCK 0F "ONUM
church. Sunday orningat3:30. Sub~ an was ’0’ t 9 purpose °f havmg "‘ ‘ ‘
goes: "Dreams, and What _y°u nice shore dinner. Fleury Meta made . You Get One Here 'by Flying $1.50 . - Y AL” '
‘ 3' up a dinner with hiyben‘ '3' er. -~ . .. ‘5 l. — > . AC." “'"nhfluL W. E h N. 9 nts 'é‘
Vlu‘nday evening at 6:30 Dr., Barnett '0". th“ met with the highest “1'“ s LglgrROLAs ‘ R . W ‘ I H - z ‘ m “ww A; IE N' 'MMEHNYI Al; .ORK;
”l lecture on jhe theme: “From the ”WV“ 0“ the diner“ The "”9 5“de 0 0 w! 1W ' ' I . . ’7 ‘
”flower to the Marne." for home at 6:00 o'clock with its con- _. ‘ NOB ’ MO “
N‘ tented cargo of 6mm . , The HAMILTON Shun ‘ "“i' ’5 ‘ " ' "” ~ u m Iain M
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a ' .- . ldown Monday evening so as to re- ' ‘ .. ‘
gmove the motor that re the chain .' r, "W 'x’?‘ " .. - . .., . ‘ ~ ' cl ‘
. arm‘s. 1‘. Andrews is spending tW°.o"er‘the incline and to 1‘ Q larg- " . if I C ‘ - « d k 4" fin A I
‘3’” n Atlantic City. 'er motor for a little more Mable ser- 18 Sam mm m w ' ~‘ :
' vice; is expected to be running today. " “ ' -1 ”If.“ I? ‘N" ~ —-— .
lies Dorothy Holly has returned to [Ha ' ' m It OI]:~ Own m .
. rry Van Dwinglo was in how York “ W ., ’ ‘ " .
38:31:; 9“" a 9193.53“ short "'9 yesterday where he obtained a. new {01" - . ,. I g 5.}? my > “es ' 1n als s
' motor. and which arrived last-might. 1 7 - l l 2' fo‘ ‘
~ The employees of the park worked I" my? ' . urchase . ‘
”:41; (:1 “cf"dry ‘9 "‘9 guest 0' hard installing the motor tell a lag. _ p ."t'i' '3‘Ven w‘th every p ..
”If fe .mr‘s. rank Sherer of Newlrhour. W'illiam Von lenglo was in! ' ‘0 l l
y 0" t ”99“. charge of the installation. . ~ I ' ’ ‘ ' 98¢
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‘1‘: $312323: :nte-riaineavssdpeo- ‘ Ed Lon"! Dos-Lure orc . ' aide M98118 Mlle “ I “ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ......... . I I .39
e 00 way a 1m to the la crowd atfe t . ' ‘ ' in” m Maud ' '
. try Club recently. dance ‘8‘ the >paviuon “18‘ "a!“ d: we the th. 8““ ‘ z; 5.. V w _ h . I 0 ~ . . e . . . . . . . . . ' - - o ...... g”
In keeping Wit-h—tgfact tha‘ he has In": fig: forbgdgtm‘ ”9:31:19“ Ed- 140“ galrzglnz': 03' fig...) w “Mun” rm ”w . . . . e e . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... . d
ea e are e rs. an s playing of . 00 tom you I“ ' 3 ' . ‘ an
- new “awe” ca" E' C- Bat“ ‘- the trombone and saxa hone we ’ - The letter 19*. includes Geo ttee, Crepe de Chums
“ding n new garage p re . I
' something‘ worth while hearing. The WM
Ir. Qunckenbush is having so
me
“Mi-ice! work done by a well known
1...: arm or electrical contractor-i.
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Anna. L. Conn. the town clerk'- as: ‘
“not. took the day at! to go on the 5
gational church picnic to Peach
today.
uw-r
» In. Dorothy O'Hara. of Brook-lac
.mue is entertaining as her guests .
Jig-la.
Stone and Hi- sags
Wu. H .
business manager or
took .
nor the den
envy
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saw
the
the =or‘chostrs
o: the dance floor to cen-
core. thin . . . fifi not
with. some unmanne- . , I “
139me Jilly :o.—s , .
weather 9‘91“. es the ‘ ‘
wetland r Wteztw'ef
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regm
hand, . .msd' efootton
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winbgnpld at one third OK
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