x."
n;
“cc held on Saturday
.M h had-a cement ide-
ia (mt ct by home a Cove
taunt ureet. motored to
11.1.. yesterdss.
as. 1.51.
y;
sandman-mi
V' -m its evening at the quarters
flora was a good attendance at the
evening at
’ . “.Norwalk Country club.
Bay Magner has resumed his duties
I ’ "book keeper at Devine Bros. coal
”is after a week's vacation.
Allie and Anthony Anderson. of 6
”om avenue. yesterday enjoyed a
‘1 to Long Island in their motorboat.
fir. and Hrs. A. Grude. and chilli-
nu. Samuel and Miriam. have moved
from Van Zandt street to New York
Theodore St. John. son of Mr. and
In. A .K. St. John of Gregory Boule-
vard is visiting with his grand parents
h Rye. N. Y.. for several weeks.
Kiss Della Van Coevering of Gregory
ibulevard todny resumed her duties at
as. office or the Connecticut Light 6‘:
”or company. utter a vacation.
_ '
William Gustatson. Fred Cansvari.
Peter McGibbon and Ray Sherwood.
have returned after a week's canoe
.uise up the Housatonic river.
Miss Helen Seaman of Cottage
‘seet today resumed her duties at the
ficond district office of the Prudential
Life Insurance company after a week's
vacation.
say-muswmmn
. days
both houses are rapidly nearing cous-
thc Noroton cemetery from her I
home. Andrew Taylor the tuceral-di »
_ mbr ulnar-ion has charge of tho-in-
' Goorge’F‘I-icn'd who’ was recen . -
land movies-rd iato‘tho'o' - . _
his lath" will have a hearing 01.5 .
case before Judge SellickJn the an an: w the “run. of
House on ‘N'ednesrdaz;l eve‘zilnlg. . ts or fox trot.
eve . ‘ _
"Ema; running by Inspector 6.2:; 322:4.“ it“
Carroll ior driving'hb Colo Aero 1‘ 7‘ . it y . m” : >
at 65 miles per hour. He furnished .[ kl-iwn Foomnto. 'hmo fins“ by
““3335 33: $1213.39: ils‘thought; ~ ins end huntlns for it on the bot-
m I . - .. of the cove.
ill forfiet his bond. . --
thztrtieuramnburg of New Yorfia‘i 1:0 MIYJM;¢ the 3:11
.noed 3:5 and costs at the Court ‘Houso all . Mont-elm has” a; ..
on Saturday evening for reckle- driv- .0 01:3:- :.n wfi‘
ing and running into a Ford car owns “In dance '0'!
ed by Curt Profey ot' Englcwood Cliffs.
.Ncsr Jersey. Proley claimed 820 dam- .
ages and Greenburg after paying his ‘fllh'lflanmmr mreriredfl; '9‘ “i.
bond was h put to pay the 820 901“”. d no Mb [or ‘3: Hrs. Nb“.
he had to hock his diamond ring on “a! on“ y - CW
. once A. Spear. M
i
a carton of Pall Mall eight-em
he could return and pay up. ‘ . With bl l in their eye and ‘
“haunts“ or die. the Bell
ROTON POM: Club iousneyed to the Now 00.6.
in Club. yesterday afternoon. to do
bustle with tumultuous-dds-
The Carousei is entertaining with
a now library or late music.
clding gains of tho “.-¢
ba‘sehali. In a hard “mandamus“
ly divided struggle replete withsotion.
The new m°‘°" 8‘ “"3 “Walnut-y minute or m. which branch!
Coaster is giving excellent statistician mu.” to that: M 1"ng
“93‘ " :tshouts n: applause at butting plays.
The following excursions and pic-'
nics are booked to hold their outings
at Rotcn Point this week:
and perfect team work. the Bell Isl."
,and Club brought m the bacon to
thotunsotstoSh Oils ot‘
Saturday and Sunday were record (was “ on
(or the. bath-llama». Ernest w ‘m R” M m
Bailey W that “ "a '9“ "m sting as a“ umpire. was calhd
cars-r. ' 'tuson'to render slam ans-bos- «you
M" "9“" “m" " “c" ,closs m which he decided in a
more to the Rollo Men h" M.“ sportmanliko and iw
friends remember her as both: “my.
to:- the past to' seams. -
The‘lockers being installed In the m0“! VML “‘3
pietion and the ones already erected
in. Herman-Holster. in. ma.- ' . 4‘
3‘" ’JCS
31n~css
_ {’5 CO. l
“‘3'?” ST.
WALK
3::"5'2
n :3: :3
have shown their usstulae- in the Vaii.for all ., mm'mu
short time they have boss in blood. h
Yesterday brought another large
delegation of swimmers and picnickersl
‘o Calf Pasture. beach. the hot weather
And the high tide proving irresistable.
attractions.
(in Thursday of this week the mem-
hers of the Woman's Auxiliary of
air-lat church. will hold a meeting at
the home of Mrs. Robert B. ll. Foote.
fiuthport.
0M 0‘ the “3W “"3“ W at-thoagootu. Hams-M
ever had been in attendance at or-
time was at the park yesterday. as.
mobiles taking up nearly every avail- “
able parking space.
A man from the excursion boat an:
Saturm narrowly escaped drowntfi
while in bathing. but for the prom»; .
ness of "Hop" Benedict in reachin-
him a fatality might have marred tho
w.“-
. N“-
a.
‘ The Connecticut company is running
metal cars to Third street and Cove.
avenue to take the runs back to South!
Norwalk or to Norwnlk. following the?
mes at the W'icke lot on Sunday's
This special car is much appreciated]
by the tans.
A most enjoyable time was made
by the members of the Primary doe
partment and the Beginner's class of
the East avenue M. E. Sunday schoolI
on Saturday afternoon when they were .
taken by automobile to Cult Pasture’
Beach. The little tots had the time
of their lives. wading and enjoying the
quollng breezes Games were played
and refreshments served. ,
Borne lnterprising person. who evl-
Gently hated to see a lot of "easy
money" get away from him. has start-
ed up a S. 0. S. depot at Calf Pasture
beach on Sunday's selling anything
flrom candy and cigarettes to water-
melon and sandwiches to people who
go to the Beach. The enterprising
merchant uses an auto truck to go to
the beach. parks his car in the shade
of one of the nearby trees. and stick:
a sign on the roar cm] of th etruck in-
‘formlng everyonc that he is ready to
do business. The beach is not public
I
property as yet and this person has ,1. 0. 0, r, 1900 people; Wednesday:
no right to be there. W'hen the beach
does become public property. and is
owned by the city. there will still be
restrictions against such institutions
as this traveling store which is a great
nuisance. People who do patronim
the store are careless with the disposal
of their refuse. throwing it all over
the beach.
ROWA YTON
w
' If. and Mrs. Albert Frisbin. of
Windsor. Conn.. are guests of Mr. and
ll". Georg. Kay. in Crockett street.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Quick. of Craw,
avenue are enjoying a motor trip‘
through points in western New York
,m and southern Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Bass. of
Bridgeport. spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morrell. in Crock-
ett street.
Captain John L'Hommcdiou is con—
flned to his home in Crockett strcct by.
an injury to his foot rt-ceived when al
large rock fell upon it. Ills many
friends hope he will soon be able to;
be around once more.
A daughter was born Saturday,
night to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowland]
of Logan street. and mother and.
child are doing nicely. Mrs. Rowland'
was formerly Miss Mildred Cushman.|
slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Cushman. of this place. '
fmvte NOROTON
' william Brencher is the owner of a
he, Dos-dear.
M Palmer claimed the flreman's
up found by Phil Ileangelis.
Hi. May B. Golst is the guest at
m Nanteidt at New Haven tor a few
r
Hrs. George Standing at the Post
- - entertained Mrs. P. J. Kelley of
« York recently.
;A new electrical economy shop has
_ , opened up in the rear of Richard
.. -th's barber shop by Frank
. and‘ Lester Bounty.
cs Ryan of New York was tine
*hbvmrland our in a M-
~ ~-~ .and mashing into an
. whrowliad and driven by “a.
‘.- ~ Peltnnadjatsnt at the soldiers
, in Noroton.
Iterent concessions the party left for
lent concessions.
’ . “com. on Saturday overall: 1
thsss mm. ~ . '
W.MWQM~_W
mus. m Farm with u Mani Gabon
assess-ass. .............. soon-ossssasoc ll...l.lti.lb
= mam-sin. “mum uss cos- mil- and
. Isiss ....................... .................
Instr Dusk. chaste. Pumps with saline News.
“mitosis ....... ........ ...................”
day. l‘ g:
An extra ladder has been added to' ..
the diving platform of the bathisc ‘HIR ANK fl
lbeach to facilitate the bothers in go- . Y B l:
ing up to the platform instead of hav- f l
ing the bothers awaiting their tum.‘ . I!
.in getting up the ladder. now no comm” '1'”. ll ’
waiting is neoeuary. _l rule a! enry OM and
The Amexco Amociation of the employ”, '
American "Exm Company reach“
on Saturday on board the .
Steamer Seagate with 500 poo“ Y0“ '3“ find “3
aboard. reaching here at 6:00 in the
evening the party adJournod to the
grove where basket parties were -en-'
Joyed. after visiting around to the dit-
ploycs of this bank
pie whom you will be
‘to know and d
You will find
always .rosdy
‘ cairn-st
3.
iii i
ii
ome at 8:00 o'clock with a chance
for a nice moonlight excursion.
Sunday three excursions shared tbs
park. the Alumni Association of Pub-
lic School 88 a: Brooklyn with 700
people aboard the steamer Nanu.- :
Wm. McKinley Lodge. F. and A. M.. .
of 500 people aboard the Steamer
will invite you to '00
back.
sining and the Cecil Calvert Coun l._
of K. of O. with 590 people a ’5 .
the! Steamer Scuantum. t' _
luncheons were enjoyed and after . Don’t hesitate to get so-
which the excursionists scattered : (planned with us_ Eve
around the park to enjoy the dlflor- ,
The ships left for| .
home at 8:00 o'clock every one
aboard preparing for a nice comfort-
able sall home. . -
Monday: Palisade Lodge No. 371. .
department. of b
conducted emciently. Sav-
ings accounts started with
as small as $1.00 and up.
New Canaan Sunday School. llidge- .
.fleld M. E. Chu‘rch. Diamond Hill iii. .
E. Church of Cos Cob. Daricn M. E. .
Church. Resolute Hook and Ladder :
l 2
ms PEOPLE’S
TRUST C0.
Company of Morristowu. N. 1.;
Thursday: North Stamford Sunday: ..
Schools. High Ridge Sunday School." . -
Turn-of—River Sunday School. Huntn -
i'ng Ridge Sunday School. Roxbury.
Sunday School. Halstoud Manor Sun-
day School. All Saints Sunday School
of Grcnt Neck. Long Island: Sutur-
day: Nepturm Meter Company oil?
Long Island City. 1900 people. Tele-
phone Company of Bridgeport. 800
people. Elrctric Specialty Company"
of Stamford: Sunday: neck Shae
Company of New York. 700 people.
The National l‘nion l-Zxccuiive Ur-
der of Wanamnkcrs. of New York. .
with 500 pcople rcnched here Satur-
dav. on board the steamer Nassau.
and shared the park with the C. R.
Squihbs and Sons Employees of 1800
ALTERATIONS
Are CROWDING Us
Bicycles. Luggage.
Auto Supplies, ‘
Sporting Goods
noon sues nmsns.
wsxnsrmuassroox
Om in and Take Advullsgs
THE NASH SIX SPOH MEL IS AN UN-
, USUALLY mu CAR FOR TOWN
OR (BUM USE 6'
h S. ~ L. B NORWALK
melon-mm ‘ s'r. scum
SPECIAL PRICES
$115.00...........,....;.... New $80.“
$135.00 Now mild
$140.00...................... bloom
: ”to 50 Per
people. nrrivinlz on the steamcl‘ Sirlus.
Basket luncheons were the order 0!
the day. pnrtics cm‘oying them in the
grove. After lunchr-On the E. R.
Squibhs and Sons party retired to the
athletic field. where they competed
in a large number or athletic events.
while the National Executive Order
wandered around the park enjoying
the difterent concessions. The danc-
ing-pavilion was rented out by the ‘
“Squibbs” people and the people were
invited in to dance. free. The ships
sailed tor home at 5:30.
Edward Kane. of Pittsburgh. is the
gut-st of Jack Melachlan.
Malcolm (Slim) Hayes is the proud
possessor of a new green and red Old
Town canoe. -
Mrs J. H. Ferris acted as hostess to
a picnic party. on the lawn of the
home. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Wager spent
the dayat Edith Camp. yesterday, mo-
toring up from flat-worth. N. J.
Sonny and Billy Selwyn were each
presented with an L‘vinrude motor.
or their lather. Archibald Selwyu. ‘ ‘5 .
A basaar will he held in the ml
island-Club. on m. mgsfig «
for which ,pla‘ns’m my ' ,
completion. . g _ . _, .
hinaad lira. 0. {KW
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girls of the St. Luke's church.
‘.' 7 Society will hold an outdoor
3! ' on tho chm (rounds on m-
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31‘!) 80th in which plenty of home’
will be on sale. It is 'tertshiodsst‘hsism' "
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entertaining. as their guests we
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