narteromn‘. Yap
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"WW their yacauan. which
Wat Williams College.
Wm. his post, as rec-
“DWAehnmh will be lined by
lie Rena-plea A. Marks of this city.
imvoti‘roop; No. 6,. B. 8. A1.
1mmolé on the week's hike and
«mm Moves}: returned to
that: m Sunday, and will: .re'a'
and moths to be held on ‘ Friday
mam-ecu ‘
“Em-mum for the summer of
‘ .m.coretcker or the Marvin
’3 Gem- Auxiliary rot
" .Mwut be held on Thursdayst
i sums. :‘o'l'lua- will bear! all day
- modicum be held in the many
. .mm As there is. consider-
We”. be done it is requests
.MMM attend.
imwd considerable damage
“Wk on Sunday, one bolt”
mmnear the cottage :0! Ed»
1m sudden-lug on: the gate. A tree
”wu'ulso otrncknear the house. The
Me of Homerjhwrence. Cove ave-
..mm.umck during the. attcr‘
'2, "noon. WJIole being torn in the
1 cool ”Wt—a
.vAlthough it 11;: set): by fhefionncg
MW t a amnion n ,
~ Within: on‘fiie gut"
mil-1e. ossdden demand for care
“this type have caused the car to be‘
”tantrum ,the line, the old wooden
"I‘oonerville Trolley" type of car being
‘ llbotltuted. It is hoped that the all-
metal cars will be restored as soon as
innible.
hit. and Mrs. Conrad l’. Frey of
Seaview avenue, together with Mr.
dd Mrs. George N. Wilson of Osborn
avenue. left this morning by ButO'
nubile toruNiogara Falls N. Y The
trip was to have started yesterday; but
lmainess delayed Mr.- Freya Mr. and
In Wilson will visit with relatives
of Mrs. Wilma in Albion N. YW-and
will make the return trip with Mr. and
1‘ Frey,. arriving home on August
cklfiuu Margaret Jarvis. daughter of
fir. and Mrs. Stcplu-n S. Jarvis
of Sony-low avenue. selebrated
.18: 13th birthday yesterday ab:
demoon and was hostess to
than! 35 of her young friends. An
pnjoyahle afternoon -was spent as »
camel.“ both indoor and oqxtdoor were
«played. Refreshments were served‘
e young people wished their host-
me many more happy birthdays be-
Iare leaving about 6 o'clock last night.
‘The East Norwalk Community
Chorus will resume activities on Mon-
day maelste mber‘fi
Community “Ball 1. ' 1m gall? a;
as usua t s ope
that this coming season there will be‘L
a considerable enlargement of the
chorus in numbers. The chorus is not
limited to Willie living in East Nor-
walk alone. despite the name. People
.Jmm the and Second districts,
and in he}. [mm anywhere ip Nor-
walkout to join as members,
and one armx'oomlsted to attend the 0 en-
hg rehearsal and meeting on Septpem-
, her 51b.
I .somymzv ' ,-
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fi
.1' nonmetal: ._jr. has purchased
am hunch which he has placed
potie‘florwalk- Yact club. . -
«The yacht Chin Chin oi' the New
. k Yacht club. was a guest at the
Mfucht. club over Saturday
gram-w. __
. m fishing yacht Ariel from Fall
liver entered Wilson“ 5 cove Saturday
Wand remained over the Sab-
“at: onchorage of the Norwalk
.e no.3"! friends of John L'Hom-
-rexrct to hear 1
M with u: accident a (cwt 1&2:
“0.1%“ working about the dock
where he lives he pulled
.m-«m 'ot‘ the wall. ~and in
mm.- MCk his ankle. cousin
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.mrocmn Came. phases"
”Wanting! Meagan»
slower Hook -E- Ladder company. .1711}.
‘r vac: mfliflonhlay overseas»;
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.‘Chri'st ‘
and so took a spin-in the machine.
Paul' 3 school of Ridgetield; South Sa-
lem Sunday school, and the Lewisboro
Sunday school.
hooked to play at themmfluon
this evening, when they» fitment to
rueat their triumph of their ”“035
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Transit Employes’ Benefit Association
are hooked tomitheirwutlnu here.
coming 700 strong on ' board
‘ have snide} their wings 31$
”Harvey Jennings. (1011».
3:10.101' this afternoon. 1.77
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routine husk:
“tor-were discussed.-
TThere ass: at- memmotled for t.
men's tennis tournament: This 6 w
3 nerd-ssh: the mace. a-1 and s- o. g;
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tied ”Thai: alrluot the «Sear-and t
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~ '. .sclf. Theearhibltlon shirts prompt ,
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«Pear Tree Point is wery pm
a nice. dip alter. 'strenudus hours
work in: the office or factory.
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The concrete base to: the bud
=< awesome View, mocha; jbeeovvlzid
has been greatly retarded duos! ,
.rccent heavy storms. ' .7
been completed. all but the-gateway
which have not been installed as yet.
clonal Parks in the country.
-A large elm tree fell aprons the
.Klng'a Highway near Leroy ,avenue on}!
Sundaygpoon tearing dowlr‘ the elec-
lt. The Street and :rnghway,Depart-g
ment of Darien soon had the tree
cleared from the road. while the else-.-
tric. lighting and telephone co pany;
.‘hhd th
wood. employees of Roton Point. were“
arrested Saturday night for driving
their Saxon runabout without head
lights, car license or a. driver’s licensca‘t
The charges were nolled when the car
and drivers registrations licenses were
shown to the court. and the parties
concerned were let off with a warning
and the payment of the court charges‘
amounting to 313. 85.
A meeting of the people actively
interested in the coming: Darlen and
Noroton Chataugua. to be held on
August 29th. to September 2nd was
held in the Town Hall. last evening.
The location of the chataugus. was an-
nouliced to be held on the Weed pro~.
s
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9!“? pmvashltbly some it
alto am:- or proncicv. a
.._ liners amongst thcentrieo.
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Agwell bola-rifled bill will be the teq-
tore tor tomorrow night'- moving 1 up:
tare-exhibition. at the Bell Island clu .5:
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ties at the Civil-loll other melts 431‘»?
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evenings nettle tide .isJust right (on
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The dam on the property of Steverl
a '1‘... Mother on Broohsideu swell-me hag
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Mr: Mother is director or. all the hit-3. '
are his greatest pleasure dud hobby. .. 9
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0h reaching the plume-peo-
ple disembarked. led in themeooton
by a dancing grotesque nook. ot a
in costumes at the Chm-situates,
which were white duck cm”?!
The party marched to the grove,
where they enjoyed their basket par-
ties. After luncheon in douso‘q‘odonce
was staged on the athletic field and
then the party went to a shodgd spar}
on the eastwide of the casino where
Derty on the Post Road and Near-
water Lane. Mr. Alger, the outside
those present. William 13'
Daricn. and Mr. Johnson.qt qth‘fi) r9?
were appointed as ticket agent a
chatau 1a. . -.
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A Mercer touring car ”takegug‘i
the road side next to m;
Gold Club on Saturday evening of last
week while the owner Bull. Deuafleld.
went into the club. 0n comi_ng back
to- the car the owner found it had been.
stolen. A report was turned in to the
police. The car was finally located
by Thomas Buck at 1 o'clock Sundav
morning a little ways past Behraeder’ 5
place. It is thought that some young
people being struck by the appearance
of the car couldn' t resist a little ride
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man for the chataugua Wzgfigmaum ins or the Chinese band's music.
the athletes shadow boxed. 2 t6 the!
which consisted of cymbals. crashes.’
lulka. torn. toms and a chop chop;
The Chinese boxing is called a "Moo
[Gong Foo." and is closely allied to the
French boxing. called “Savante.” in
which the hands and feet are permit-.
ted to be used. The, boxing was fol--
lowed by exhibitions of broad sword
shadow fencing. and talstai! and 3-«
prong spear shadow fencing. among.
the oldest arts of the Chinese race
ranking 3 close second to their arch-.
ery. which ranks first. A fairly large
number of white girls were present.
accompanied by Chinamcn. These ‘
girls. howexcr. were outnumbered by
the Chinese girls, who were present in
large numbtrs. One Chinese woman
had feet so small that she had diffi-
culty in walking. The length of her
foot. from the extreme end of her toe
to her heels. measured about tour
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The dancing pavilion was
yesterday afternoon.
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‘All the ccnoessionaires did
good day's business, yesterday.
closed
a ve ry
Fireworks, Thursday owning In
case of rain. the fireworks postponed
until Friday cc» ning.
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The bookings for today
are St.
hd Lot‘f’s Jazz. Band De Luxe are
ngagement. .
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steamer Nassau.
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some postponed. rain.
tomorrow. '
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inches. The small foot on a Chinese
woman is supposed to denote 800d
breeding and a sign of aristocracy.
and. according to Chinese legend. is
done so that the women can not- run
after lhtll‘ hdsbands to spy on them,’
The ship left for home with the bond
probably playing a Chinese “Home;
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