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the heads of tin» mo-rrvmnko-rs. The
dinner was om- ot' the best that Host
John O'Slilliwm hm: (”H-r prv-parl-Ii.
and it is quite likely that the next
outing of the Roosters Pluh will lu-
. held at the llorlnn Iifi'lb'“ Harlin. Tin
" return to llanhurv wnu mmlo about A

O'CIO(k last night.

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lsshingtso street.

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very nicely crowded yesterday by the
genie seeking relief from the Inflow

dy of friends are expectq! home to-
Z- morrow. returning (roman

usploot‘thsflssdJ
'aod comm son's outing to Eat
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~11 M in his motor boat
“‘3... amber of friends along

“81%;. . A lsne.
. Jon those wishing to enter the men' I

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Donut: finding this eventing st
ommflinthemosting
In the oompsny building;

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‘ mm and m Islllok hows
porohsssd s lat Wotan on Ian
M from RM W. Boris-n u-
'-oo;ldlng to s. W deed also with
M Cloth Horton Ii... Inith.

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_Ii‘. and IronAlvin 0. Boys. have
s lot on Gregor: Boulevard
kind ore contemplstlng tho- erection at
one there. They purchased the
‘7‘:th ”9“ George- W. sum and
‘ 1W transfer of property from
as. m at William T. snd Thomas

I. to Herbert W. Gorham
' h m at the Town Clerk's office.
had on [Port strut being transferred.
Hr. Gorhsm recently purchased 13
lots in m Norwalk from the estates.

Arthur I. Crandsll.
Pinch Ind George N. Phllcox hove
purchased from Richard H. Golden
and Mrs. Elisabeth Austin Starring.
the old Prowiit property. East svo-
nue. Fort street and Edlie avenue.
consisting at some 16 lots. each of
which are approximately 45 by 150.
While the purchasers have made no
definite announcement with regards
to their future use of the property. it
is believed thst the land will be im:
proved onidovelopod into ,1: real cs-
lste trsct tor the erection of houses.

 

There'msy have been better'days.
{or such‘on affair. and there may have
Data nor. Joylal a gathering. but it ll
decidedly doubtful in view of the fact
that eve one of the members of the
Lanbu Boosters’ Club, who held an
outing st Dorlon's Point yesterday. re—
fitted first it was the best time they
over spent in their livsc. Yesterday
afternoon pleasure care containinx
the manners of the club. who come
down about 1:5 strong. passed through
the Firm snd Second districts on their“
way to the Point. all prepared to be
on hand for the land sports and the
big feed. lost everything that could
he desired in the way of sports. from
bust-ball games to three-logged races.
fat men's races and potato rnces. pro-
vided amusement for thosc who did
not participate as wcll us those who
did. Each person attending. from the
youngest to the Ohiffll. merchant or
manufacturer. worv .1 gm-ly colon-(l
cap the colors of which when seen in

Clarence I. .

with s bsng yrstsrdsy under the sus-
totals of the Bell _
'itllo direction of Tennis Commit-
'nyo matches were run
which "

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There are no excursion! gm
booted for tomorrow.

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The concessionsires "were
busy yesterday duo to the very

 

Captsin Albert Mills of the "Lid;

carrying full lands on W

Sometime in the n3" future
-souvenler night for Indies will be th:
'utrsction st the dsncing pavilion. is
which souveniers of novel and nitroc-
tive designs will be given away.

 

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Although it was a record bre?" of
.the younger bothers yesterdog t,‘
iPoint as many as eight hundrflwz-Lj
ren being in the water at onEe. ev'xcn-
thing passed on‘ smoothly. much to the
relief of the Life Sovers. Who ham lr
wstchful eyes on them while 2’. yl
bathed in glee. I

Sunday School picnics and one ex-
cursion listed on today's booking are
North Stamford Sunday School. High
Ridge Sunday School. 'l‘urn-of-River
Sunday School. Hunting Ridge Sunday

 

ISchool. ltoxllury Sunday School. Hol-
strad sndr Fundsy School'swm
All Ba ts Stumpy Reboot or

Keck. Long Island.

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About 200 additional bathing homes
I be erected. for; next
I :- vory trommdous throngs Ir, g
to get rooms at the bath house numv
bers of people hsd to be turned swsy

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their use were limited. the
houses were crowded to capacity.

 

The balloon race singed on Julv

With. at the Masonic field day

 

n iargr crowd made onr- wonder what
Joseph's cont could hnvr looked likt.
RH] and biuc. grecn and orange. pur-
ple and green. and in fact every var-
Iclv of color. could he soon. adorning

 

BELL ISLAND.

“
Irving Foote left lodiy for
month's stay at (‘amp Mohawk near

~8ansam. Connecticut.

 

Werner Coc-mn trimmed the hedge
in front of his homt- yum rday. doing
a. very artistic job of it.

 

George Ripley accomplished tho
'dlfncult feat recently of 03‘ Turing on
his head on the Acqua- plane.

 

The South and East Beaches were

as. I .“J.
Mr. and Mrs W. Wright sud s por-

sumo-
bile tour to Kw.

There Jen Tr of Abe younger
eflbym host

3! ten o'clock this

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is out- nearlyr

”I generally one trsiiing along on

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tournament must

post thdr
”has on the bulle‘ in

board not la-
thsn Saturday Honing as entries

d that day will not be accepM.

 

felinton Carpenter and Jack WI.-
sf Brooklyn embarked from By!
1). New York. yesterday for a.

(type. caused much interest. especiolly

Jsmes Murray; thg‘md M
singer 'sf Bismfom NC
a who has been singing so Y on

the New York Globe Concert Circuit II
New York city: slso teacher of gears“
0' Brien And Everton find

are meeting with success st the Globe
. Concert. wss st Baton Point yesterdsy

mowing his many 1rlsnda a} -
ta.“ . '0.
Xemsdsy the New Conan Sunds’v

cellent shors d no

the diaeront op- I?
sioles soil“ In
a very comforts“.

presented informally in a _we 5.9 15.
days. ' t i’ ‘

Chief Cnnpolicnn. lndlsn baritone of
the .\Il'Il‘Op0"Iflh Opera. (‘0. was a Vid~
tor m the life Saung Station a”
day (.‘hief Canpolican. being
cult-s in build and s strong lndlan

:wmoni: ihc children‘of whom m
is \or} fond. He is touring '
1. Hal and states and stopped on at 30-
ion for a swim.

 

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populsr young Stamford si who

School. magenta I. E. church. Dis-
mm..mll M. 3,-Chdrch. of Cob,
anh’the m fl. E. church? pic.
pics to the pork where basket lunch-
sons were enjoyed in the grove cooled
by the salt twanged breezes. After
luncheon. had a chance to settle (low-1
s. large delegation went in for a. swim
enjoying themselves thoroughly. Leav-
ing for home as dusk was falling.
populsr airs and songs were sung on
both buses and trolley cars. ff ’
The Resolute Hook and ‘ dir
Companv of Morrlsiown New ersey.
reached htr? yesterday afternoon for
a stag dinner which was held
porch of the Casino. The
Ladder Company first made
from Morristown to HOMO.
ting on board the steamer V
165 in number sailed.tor :.. . '
partaking of one .0! Fluff “

 

 

 

trip to Hell Island regent"

,at 6:00 oclock. mm)“;

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.. people as Double will cums

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:‘gfym'on Jarboo m Harold Phil .
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IMay." wu kept very busy m
toting people out for (ides lug; gfijyj ’

yesterday ss the sccommodstlons for Sound.
bathing most forgotten. but‘vlth the m
'of the magnificent muss-sent post
mic water front returned to moist

For Kuppenheimor Sim thst were $35.“) to $50.00

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Saturday, is s .
with Long Trousers .....gs..‘..,'.‘

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Tho almanac. crowds tint .1111

throng Pleasure Bosch st Bridgeport.”
hsve pieced this resort first out! ton-
most smosg the reactions! Discos ot
ng I“ ndrs " ‘ ' . ”n
“510. ling-shat mutily‘h
created bench for yesrs regsrded. u
the fines or! willing shore on the
m mu 0! disuse it was sl-

lmor like the bursting of s meteor.

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will he’liecidcd and acted upon 6 °“9 and thou-Dds .1 "I” '0 Journey-.W.

month from tlmtnlate, The cups won

on that «lute for the different field ‘

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