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3‘“ J
~Maie. Penn.
13' fr”. & Rubber company. at-her home
the muted-nesting“ has» »- -
. amed in honor of mi Betwyn.
_fl-:~“.lriesde-io "W“ Hrs. Riley church“ the parts
3a “WWW-- whieh- included Sonny and. Billy" Bel-
. , 7 wyn. Hui-tel.- Frances and Lucille Nie~
”"1 Mtv 0‘ Betta place. meyer. Ann Mathews. Jerry Doyle and
5- ~ .5 her duties in the Second M817 Sherwood.
A delightful house party was enjoy-
who?! item Etna" m :3; ed at the Bummltjlouee on. last N~
' "en ‘5 “'m day. evening. dancing was alloyed to
flint '3 NM Y‘ég'a'“ mueafurnishedx by the guest- Mrs.
membersereleed‘e w Donaldson entertained with a vocal
‘ solo which.was very niceiy'renderedz
The‘eoetumu es seen -at the Bell
after-WM on'
h munw
4A “in: party I! .5” "can,“
“own harbor yesterday. aboard
u Fred Lovejoy's sloop. plen-
trlp to
rw of the tire: of Newell a lur-
ertera vut with his parents
. ' Long Island. The
d‘" however. made then take sheik.
' e‘ibieuvoo island. where they pass-
Island club's paper dance were simply
N ha tha5sofl-.:meflow~-Jligh¢
fnonvthe-decorsaed lights the little
child-en- ud‘rgrewovupe in costume
put lorth mach s. ooiorful and beautiful
scene as could hastily be matched
elsewhere at any time. in all the his-
tory of the club hardly as beautiful a
spool-leis has never before been rwlt-
heued. The children had the dance
iloor to themselves on the early part
‘fllflpointed to estimate benefits and
id- Me- wili hold a meeting at 1
. s-keatheir way to shore but insteni
"if: ‘1‘ idahelle Klinefeltcr is enjoy-
01 the evening. the boys and girls
danced some steps that made them}
parents sigh with envy. A special
childrens lucky number prise dance]
was the feature of the evening. There
were i5 couple whO‘particlpefed in
the eontest being won by‘Hank Riley
who received a prize which is treasur-
ed by every bone ”blew-mi
Frances Niemeyer his partner recech
ed as her prise-that -whhh All girki
love. some perfumery. The
were generously donated by Mrs. Wllo‘
lism Clarke. After the «lucky number
prise dance for children~.theigrewl~
ups took possession of the dance floor.
dancing to the peppy strains of music
from the ‘Jazsaturs Jazz Band. ";
which Rented to have regained its old
time pep. The lucking number prisel
dance for seniors was won by Miu‘
Grace Strohmeyer and Mr. H. S Cou-'
The August meeting of the East sins. Miss Strohmeyer‘s prize was a
Iorw-llt improvement Association vm;cream pitcher "‘4 sugar b0" while
Mr Co'usins received a beautiful neck~ -
u held tomorrow afternoon. at the tie Mrs: Arthur J w n t
not time, at Communiiy Hail. ‘ "W 0“ '1‘
. _ prise while Mrs. Harold Philipson was
The Sunday school of the East ave cl Id i f h
Inelflilchurchwultakeehargeefr“ “3"” “'"Mfll’temr
tume prizes. The prizes for the coa-.
.0 tnid- week gervlces at the church ‘ ill be
‘ Thursday evening. ow“, to the urnes w given to the winners at
absence of Rev. B. lrving Watkins. the “9’“ '“kly'd‘me-
the pater. who leaves for his annml ROTON POINT.
mien this week.
The following is a list of bookings
for this week. starting off with n Chirp.
ese excursion for today: :
Monday—Hang Luck Association
(1.002). steamer Sirius. 1
Tuesday—4t. Paul's school. Ridge-
neld. South Salem Sunday school.
3 Lewisboro Sunday school. i
the damage w quite so- bad. but Wednesday—B. ll. 1-. Employes' ‘
‘ mm] '9 ddlea 0‘ “mo" Bcnent Association (700). stunner
Chiethe-di ere left. .foliowd Ntsssu
u the storm. Thursday—Nichols' Sunday school.
Bridgeport. 4
$tnrd iy—lia Rablda Council. K. of;
C. Yonkers (1.900). steamer Sirius
Sunday—Lexington Council. K. of
. (600) steamer Sea Gate.
Klau Mutual Aid Society.
Miramr. Carmelite Club, of
York.
Q “copyable day.
1's!- evening the board of freehold-
-srising' from the discontin-
” as a public highway of Beach
or Calf Pasture road. and also
”‘Canfleld svtnue. or Langdon's ls-
«lock (8. T.) in the city court room
Demite the rain. there were a num-
ber sf people who went in swimming
d Calf Pasture beach. yesterday oft.
«noon. following the second storm.
there were also a number of out-of-
Mmpartles who had gone to the
teach earlier in the day who were
«compiled to stay in their autos dur-
u the afternoon's storm.
East avenue was flooded.in spots.
and Fort street beneath the railroad
bridge. was almost a lake. as a result
of the storms of yesterday morning
and afternoon. Seaview avenue was
‘ho swept by the storm. whichesrried
mics of dirt andtstones ontolhe
”away. from d ys whicn‘line
'.e avenue. 0d,».0r'egory Boulevard
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‘i'hree men free; l‘ianhury. who were
-—t (slamming Calf Pasture island
“were saved from wning by two men
Mrday aftc-rn' . just before the C.
s‘orm broke. The men who rescued
fie hanhury mr-n'llr‘e in East Norwnlk
1“ their names could not be learned.
”mede the gathering storm the
Jhuhury men were endeavoring to No less than 30““, POOP“ reached
the Point on board excursion ships
flanged into a deep hole. Hampered during the past month.
~ their clothes and rakes and baskets,
J.” were unable to swim. and were
“outdo go down for the second time.
the two men came along in :l.
”on. One plunged overboard and
.tthe men to the boat while the other
med-them aboard and landed them
’ the island.
R0 WA YTON
Ira- Charles 1‘. Mitchell. of Logan
Itowayton. is spending a week
Ir. and Mrs. Charles Hackley. of
the one which recently broke.
thr DKI‘ for the guidance of th( ships
wishing to tie up to the pier evenings.
Tomorrow night the second appear-
ance of Ed. Loff‘s orchestra. "Dc
A‘l.uxe." will be the feature attraction
lat the Point.
Captain Albert Mills. in his ship
"Lida May." was kept busy over the
wtcitoend attending to the people
wishing rides on his ship.
Jelly fish Were the source of great
annoyance to the bathers at the
beach. Saturday and Sunday. being
present in large numbers in the wa-
ll‘rs.
k a two-weeks vacation from her
“phonic duties with the Norwalk
he.
lay people visited the Gilman
Me on Rowayton avenue. yesterdav
‘Ierloon to see the damage done by
~ storm and by the fire which part-
“! destroyed it.
E. '1‘. Kelly is a new park employe.
helping out Mr. ice on the automatic
race track. Mr. Kelly has an enviable
reputation as a piano player, profess-
ionally. having played with some of
the largest organimtlons in file ooun~
"Y.
The storm did quite a bit of dam-
fl to standing crops. such as rye
. .ld corn. yesterday. the hail be-
. the chief instrument of destruction.
ways were washed out as well.
' ‘BELL‘ISLAND‘
‘1‘ Hary Kilden. of New York.
t the week-end as guest of Edith
’s‘ ‘
*
The ‘Beck‘ Ghee Company. of New
York. reached here on board‘ the
steamer Nassau, yesterday. with about
700 people on board. Basket lunch-
eons were enjoyed in the grove, after
which indoor sports were the order
of the da)’.
after- lunchmn.
home at 5: 30.
The ship sailed for
The third annual. excursion of the
’Ne‘ptune Meiter Company. of Long isl-
and City. reached here on board the
steamer Sirius. Saturday. There were
1.200 persons on board. of this number
300 of them were Meter Company e‘n‘i-
ployes. Athletic games were enjoyed
and‘basilet parties-were held in the
grate. The ship sailed for home at 0
o’clock.
"‘Iid-A Nelle Parrish Superintendent
. the Citizens Hospital of New Ken-
“on. Pennsnvania. is a guest at
- ICamp.
‘Vsanortland and Andrew Canfleld
Brooklyn are warm for the next
‘ ‘eeits of Leroy Gray at the Sum-
,l-khwua-tz. Arthur J lrhoe and Mr.
' h went to the Spindle. '
m and caught a. nice mess o'
, It‘s.»
The Electric Specialty Company. of
Stamford. had an outing here Satur-
day. of which the‘lltsin attraction was
a shore dinner. served in the‘imler
dining-room, about a” newton?“-
ed the party. The part: was zenter-
tained by mule furnued'by an or—
chestra and din'erent singers enter-
tained. After dinner the party broke
up into groups whiting the dinerent
Loom
Mae Merimnn. of the Ramapoc
of the Red Cross ol‘fleli'lern.
. is staying at Edith Camp
{he month of August.
l. Weed. ot the mAwlnt cot:
. returned to his business in-
New Jersey. aft-'1
prises; ,
Weiss & l_ for its running “jumping powers.
steamer 'Mrs. Famrnis originally comes
Niw Genesec. iduho the heme
'hcr training of horsemanship on her
A npw .prin8_ bcard has been ONC‘- ‘Compuny h9ldm outing" “33". “bit-
ed at the dixing platform in place offlin-
,places. the following local people were
A guide light has been erectul on numbered.
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linisries‘ received in an sub-outs sold
as it Started in t° rain 50°“ lwas tlfi second victim“ the aside-rd
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horse country. where
lather's ranch.
The llridgepon division of the
Southern New England Telephone
the feature of the outing was
athletics. Among the winnen of first
Jack Rooney. of Nor-elk.
won first place in the not nee. shot
put. 37 ft. 9 in.. and the 100- yard
dash; while Mr. Downs. of Nerwollt.
won second place in the baseball base
run. Representatives were prdsent 3
from Stamford. Norwalit and Bridge-
port.
A 16-foot sailboat. with five men
aboard. was driven ashore. at Beiriei-
and. by the storm. yesterday, with -
their boat sail torn to shreds. After
Leachilk their boat they came over to
ltoton Point. where they were the
guests of the Guards. who equiv,“ : WE, RUGS, RANG' ”AND
them with enough street attire so that
they would be able to go through the
streets of New York properly. No
_on_.
BEDDING
25 {0550 Per Cefit; Off
more of a realistic bunch of ship. e
‘wre‘cired sailors were ever seen. as
these young men put in by their ap.
pearsnce. They went back to New
York city on the excursion beet
'Nassau." expecting to return today
or tomorrow for their sailboat.
MIDDEHOW'N MAN m
or All!) mantras. ‘
MIDDLETOWN. August i.-—-Jacob
Artin. {of Blues. died your“! from
“don at Haddun last Thursday. He
Victor Vellutti. 11 years old. of New" .
Britain having woeumhed tuihls in-
juries drortly after the collidon.
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MHzTGN ELWOOD
FOI'IILY [HIM I. CLOWN.
:122‘;W'a”ehingtpn Street South Norwalk
0"‘1
Jilly Furniture Sale
at he.
'4'. waterlin- s
USUALLY ACl'WE CAR FOR TOWN
0R COUNTRY USE ‘1'
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WWW NewYork & Norwalk'
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, Won‘t madma- that yes put up this summer maze
wooed unit Inter! Horne-cans“ food is better. it saves money on
“what.
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, apples.
Norwalk Chronicler