lattbeulestiugot'n-oopblo. t
Aapeidlastsvening at the rooms
0 t," fI‘Hiuscmldreu at at. James Home on
...sawberry Hill avenue enjoyed an
gym at noton‘ Point this week. .beins.
p: ”sounded by their instructom. “i
Soho Hedo. or Fenwlck street. East
in sumo the contract
-...mml anpipe Heater
x. “a. km ‘ '...-.
fl
. Igoodgsneisexpected tamerrow
Chanson when the Mayflower- will
like on the St. Luke's team of Stam-
Iord. The visiting team has an en-
viable record in the Lock City and
"ms are sure of a fast game.
Members.“ the Beginners and Prto
nary clamor-the Eastussnue I.
It church Innday school are today
again an outing at Gait I’aetwe
beach. the trip to the beach being
made by automobile.
*
leathers of Douglas Fowler W. "R.
C. and Douglas Fowler Post. 6. A. R..
are today m the 86th anni-
versary of the Corps at a gathering
‘held with Mrs. M. Merritt. Gregory
Boulevard. ...
“have been -rd- for the
” week or more by several residents
h Elat Norwalk. and it is also said
M “My-056‘s” have also been
m. If this is true it means that.
according to the old saying. there will
1:0 frost in six weeks.
Contractor Allen 1.. “'00d. of First
Met. has just completed the erection
o! a bungalow and garage in Wilton
and within the course of a week. will
”Influence work on the erection of a
house at (‘0me for J. E. Amen of New
York city. The house will cost ap-
proximately 06.700 to build. and will
contain six rooms. pantry and bath.
Real estate is still selling rapidly in
East Norwalk. severzfi more transac-
tions have been recorded with Town
Clerk Herbert ll. Smith. among whiéh
were the transfer of 13 lots. from the
mates of William T. and Thomas 1.
Raymond. to Herbert W. Gorham. hir.
Gorhzun. has also sold two lots on
Fourth street to Ivan
Reinhold Vogel has also purchased
dour lots in East Norwalk tram the
dates of Raymond Bros.. and J. Bar-
pcr Skillin has sold a lot at Shore-
haven to Sidney H. Jenkins.
Workmen from the Second District
water department were busy this
morning repairing a leak in one of the
Joints of the pipe line that carries
water from the. reservoir to East Nor-
walk. where the pipe line crosses the
harbor bottom. alongside the Wash-
ington street bridge. The pressure re.
lief gate was opened by the workmen.
and the stream of water shooting high
hto Ute air and creating a roaring
hissing noise. attracted much atten-
tion. Several of the pie'oes of lead
about the joint in the pipe had “blown
out" under pro-ore and this was the
first opportunity that was had to re-
pair the damage.
R0 WA YTON
Mrs. W. R. Washburn of Tokeneke.
is entertaining Mrs. F. Bull of Mt. Kis-
co. N. Y.
Mr. N. E. Dole of New York city.
‘has rented the-116wland cottage in
'l‘okeneke for the season.
Harry Ii. Sconeld. of Highland ave-
nue. is on a business trip to Boston.
where he expects to remain several
weeks.
The Rowayton Baptist Sunday
school will hold its annual picnic. on
Saturday. July 30. We are enabled to
hold it this year on Barcl
.through the generosity of
clay. In order that ad .
portation may be arranged *
committee requeststhatan thfism
intend to go. hand'thdr names to Mr.
Cleverley. tomorrow.
The Rw..Augu¢ns E. Barnett. D.-
D.. who spent twilmsst active years in
the World War. will preach in the-
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church. Sunday snoring. at 0:80.
. “Dayna. and What You
Sunday evening. at 6:30. the
title of Dr. Burnett’s lecture will be:
"From the Mayflower to the Marne."
,, Dr. Barnett is a must vigorous. fluent
and oratorloal speaker. and all who
will avail themselves of an opportun-
«18! 'to hear him. will be most profit-
ably compensated.
. Rowayton nethodlst Episcopal
:azv: .purch services. Rev. George A. Baird.
mar—Sanday morning worship
at also-.1): Augustus E. Barnett will
,reach. Sermon mbiectz- “Dreams.
“In What You Dream." The Sunday
”col session will convene at 10:50 a.
In, Sunday evening worship at 0:30——
fir. Barnett will lecture. Lecture
(be: “From the Haynower to the
, ' _Iarne." On Wednesday evening the
g _ ml supper and bazaar will be held
... the €3th Thursday evening. at 7
‘oolock. the cur-yer meeting will be
« m the chit-tel. Devotional topic:
M“’Izlexptainahle Peace."
ROTON POINT
The Rollo Racer received a large
Mt oi bathing beauty dolls
.mn all be given out as prises.
ere veers no picnic. or murdels
)sre yesterday consequently the em-
Wtoakflieday tor adayof rest.
‘. was “Black's." circu- drew a large.
. - - . than the park my
“or the park was talrlywellat-
we. Ryan the genial park or-
, torssok his duties yesterday at~
Hn'to take a dip in the drlasy
- he enjoyed himself hugely.
Mn]
last Tuesday. — ,
' Jackens are '
E- Peterson. Land has went many summons! the .
beach as her guest. . .-
. prevailed.
ed to the Point. arteraiate ”and.
to be numbered amongst those
sent on the nut excursion.
The Lite Guards here have received .
an invitation to partblpate
aquatic meet at lbs-tie Beach on Bun-l
day July 8111:. and it taupe“ th‘
a number of members will ennr.
Corps of Myrtle and Walnut
conjunction with the Myrtle
Bathing Pavilion. The
events are tor men. 1 mile
the State ehampigship: A l
dash; a canoe a-a doubles as
M dash 'lor boys under 15 9.31..
no. The ladies will compete in a
100 yard dash and ado yard slash for
girls under 16. there will aha be a
balloon race for girls.
HARBOR VIEW‘“
lira. Doses entertained friends at 'a
jolly party last Saturday night.
John Potter added several concrete
walks to his attractive grounds .
Master Leslie Mcrril and coush'
Betty were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Henry. ,
Mr. and lira Neubauer entemw
a number of their New York MCIO:
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
spending the balance of the m
with Dr. and Mrs. Wurthman. -
Miss Helen Le Page. Miss Dorothy
Sealey and Mr. and “II. Beetey.
Mt. Vermon. were gueds of Mrs. Pen-
dleton for the week. ‘
Six new members were I“ D.
the tennis club during the «not» 133“
courts will be played on for the-fir“a
time Sunday. a
Mrs. Laura Aahoy and her
children. Lam and Elinore. returned,
home after a three weeks stay the
1“- Lanna Hansel we mar-fled to
George lailory Doubleday. 'i‘ av.
July 19. at Jersey Qty. .Mrs. nglo-
day is the niece of Mrs. Juluithier
The balloon novelty deuce met with
to capacity and jollity and merrlmen‘.
Prim were won ‘by Mrs.
Nash. Mrs. Bald. m. hlarry Pelt and
Ed Haiti. The spot light, confetti.
the balloons added an attractlse.
mosphere that one couldn't but'enfiii.
popular success. lira Pendieton
hostess entertained her guests, merrily
and all those-that participated :Votld
her a charming hostel. Proud of the
fact that Mt. Vernon is her homo
all dispersed for their homes “all. gaunt any. lure.
MM
Th0 read as guests of )(r .s‘
meet is held under the auspices“ them Shepard. . .
United State!” Volunteer Lilo-.ving‘
aths moon is ray o
.in its full quarter.
i be enjoyed."
d"
two‘ .
guests of Mrs. Ashey. g ,
popular favor. The club was crowded‘ '
The Tuesday afternoon sea. was a -
as '
sic-re answers.”
is the m an:-
ioyed a dinner
Janis Walsh and with:
t Dsnbury are needles !
noonnnt bathing in -
attraefloasos
Hui-lei Niemeysr and us... fis-
Lachlan provided a thrilling ass- of
tennis for tho spectato- as the teanh
courts muons.
Mrs. Fred -HMn. II.
A. Swensen and {In as
journeyed to the Orsenley
ments the".
The regular weekly
Bell Island Clubpfll be held th
ning. when a good the as ever.
The mus
nished .7 the pus-tar
“Jamteers.” of
The Bell Island Club baseball
will cre- bats qua their opponents
the Norwalk Country Club on the
Country Club grounds today. This b
. the third and scolding fine or ~the
‘series. each of the two chum
YOUR BANK
Courtesy always is the
rule of every oflcer and
employee.
You will find the em.
ployes of this bank peo-
plewhomyouwillbegisd ‘
to know and deal with.
You will find the clears
always ready to adv'us
and assist you with good
town. Mrs. Pendleton corraled all her
hometown folks to mist.
got a good boont. Over seventy-live
The motion picture plays on Wed-
nesday brought out a large crowd.
pite the fact that the moon with all its
splendor was inviting many to view
its wonders from the
"Held by the Enemy." the feature pic-
ture, was enjoyed. Mrs. William Jacb
son pleased at the piano. ‘
Miss Madeline. Lurch was hostess to
the must successful frankfurter real
ever held at the club.
effort in her endeavor to give the
folks a. delightful evening wuflrely
well done. And so were theJrsnlt.
furter. Miss Lurch her sister Joaep-
blue and mother received the congrn-'
tulatlon of the large crowd gathered.
Among the entertainers were Mi-
mngs in excellent style. Little Babe
Lana-x had 'her audience amused with
her cute little dance numbers and
popular songs. She is a gifted and at-
tractive’littlo child and she did well.
Dancing allowed the roast. fir.
The“ Bent-y dedicated a poem to
Insomniac whph was read . by
Mn Dot “for. It was halal-
town-— .,_ .
The annual Dog Show is on tonight
Don't leave any scraps, for fear at a
tight.
If you want a dog—you won't have.
far to search.
Madeline will see. you’re not left in
the lurch.
For tonight in the Club House assent-
bled
Are canines of high degree.
We don’t know their history.
They're skintuls of mystery.
(if unknown pedigree.
FW‘nen you bite thro' their hide.
Oh! the flavor inside
Is something peculiarly fine.
It makes you cxclalm.
And promptly proclaim
It a. dog gone good canine. -
If perchance in the end you find
A little breadavcll-never mind.
For in these hard times—it's quite a
feat
To properly make both ends ment.
If on your way home you hear steps
behind,
Or see eyes peering at you 'round cor-
ners.
with you'll find.
It's some of the poor
mourners.
Many of the folks enjoyed thefircus
Friday night. ‘l'heclrcus people are to
be thanked for m the event so
close to the island for Harbor Views
eonvenluoe. . Ti.
roast dog's
Mt. VernonI
attended the tea. 1 ;
deg»,-
waterfront. 'j '
vs“
Her untlring\ '
Josephine Lurch who rendered her I
Just pause for a moment. and forth- '
nature and good judg..
ment. You will fit! an
atmosphere of good cheer
inside of our doors that
will invite you to come
back.
Don’t hesitate to get se-
quainted sn'th u. Eve
department of banking
conducted emciently. Bav-
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
ALTERATIONS
Bicycles, Luggage.
Auto
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18 scum ‘ MAIN STREET '
.VICTROLAS Sold on EASY TERMS
I
' ha Jar that of
wanna-y: restock. crow
The much heralded barn (is.
takes place tonight. There has
planned many novelties. The B .
om Harbor View clubs
Mans. have furnished a ,
prise bra-“slum nu .- "’a'
Treasurer Wilfred Dom he '.-
busy the pad wat'
the movie «changes to make
Wednesday photo-play
an attraction.
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