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‘rs. Mary Kent is entertaining rela-
fh'nom New You! at her home.
t-oop No. 6. B. s. A.. mot 5.“ even-
hlt there rooms in Community hall.
”to home of William R. Ross is
m completion. and is being en:
“ed. ‘
Gunners have been busy mornings;
uh week slum the extreme low
nos; 1
Attorney Daniel F. B. Hickey of
Stanford was in East Norwalli yester-
d' on business.
Work is being completed on the
limit 0! the East avenue M. E. church,
Ridgeileld, and the Nichols Sunday
School. of Nichols. a suburb of Bridge-
port. held their annual outing to the
mk‘yeqterday coming by automobile
bus. Basket lunchooas were enjoyed
h the glove. where the greater part
of the afternoon was spent in singing :00. steamer M; Oregon 'Dent.
and s, general good time was enjoyed. Order of Maccabees. 690, steamer Sea-
Later thé parties broke up to enjoy the fate. ,
different concessions.
either is a rare treat .for the kiddies.
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The St .Stephen's Sunday school,“ at the Martyr, 2,000. accuser Grand Re-‘
blic. -
Nfiturdss 27—Re-Union 17th
28th Rests. Conn. Volunteers.
Sunday ZHIeveland Democratic
cum. 800, stunner. Onslning: 'T. J.
Nutty Post. Veterans or Fenian Wars.
and‘
especially, the
carousel and roller-coaster. A ride.on
The parties left for home at 6 o'clock.
~ROWA YIDN
The weekly display of fireworks last
night are? an enormous throng of Francis N. Whitby ot Tokeneke
People Who gathered to watch the an- be! 8' hisrsncst Herbert Whee-er of
play. Coming by trolley and antenna- New York. 4 ,
bile «the park was soon crowded to a]- Miss Olive Cole. of Rowayton ate—
” the driveway entrance. 1
The August. meeting the Mayflower J
M & Ladder company will be held!
on Monday evening at the quarters onl
Van Zandt _street.
The usual dance will be held at the
Nos-wait Country club tomorrow even-
t“, with Speidel's orchestra furnish-,
it; the music.
A number of people enjoyed the
swimming at Calf Pasture Beach, yes-
!a-day situation. there being many.
automobile parties. ' .
Workmen .from the Second district
water department are today repairing
th look in tin joint of the main
We the Washington street draw
W30.
Work is nearing completion on the
“use behg erected at the rear of
1‘ home of Adolph W. Dreyfuss, of
1* Olden Time Bottling Company. on
Van Zandt street.
‘RIV. Charles A. Marks will have
clnrge of the services at Christ
dutch on.Sunday/in the absence of
Rev. Robert B. B. Foote. the rector
‘13. with Mrs. Foote is vacationing in
Winismstown. Mass.
. All of the work on hand was com-
nhhed by the membcrs of thc Vl'om-
an's Auxiliary, of Christ church. at an
all-day meeting. held in the Sunday
ncfiool rooms of the church yesterday.
No more meetings will be held until
Thursday, September 81h.
Giraud H. Weed and wife have pur—
chased a lot on Raymond Terrace. ac-
cording to a warrantee deed filed with
Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith, is
week. Other East Nor-walk real es-
tate transactions recorded were the
..le of a lot and building on Edlie ave—
nue by Anna G. MacDonald to Harry
Kurtz. .‘
Local friends of Miss Meta A. How-
ltt. oi‘ Passaic, N. J.. have been re-
ceiving cards from her from upper
New York State. where she is vaca-
floning. Miss Howitt is well-known
to East Norwalk and expects to come
here for a visit with fricmis the lailcr
part of this month or lll(‘ first part of
September. 1
“ROTON POINT
There are no excursions or picnics
booked for today.
Tomorrow {Tie La linbida Council.
of the. K. of (7., from Yonkers. N. Y..I
will reach hcrc on board. the steamer
Sirius. 1.900 strong.
A committee of two from the, "His-
abled Soldiers‘ Orgnnizzition." trons;
here yesterday pc-ri‘c-cting plans fori
their outing on Monday.
There will be :1 “Smn't-nir Night".
for the. ludit-s somL-iinw during the.-
veek of August Mb. win n appropriate
souvenirs will be given out. 5
The waters hcri- yesterday wcre ex-
ceptionally high and then cbbed to .i,
perigee low to points that were visible
yesterday which were never seen bo-
l‘ore. .
"Frisco Pete." the youngest “Frico;
Jazz." dancer in New England. will be’
the feature attraction at tho dancing
pavilion next Tutsdin, August filhr
.probubly
'sound amplifier to rcnch the furthcr-'
(Sianord.
most its full capacity. During the set- one. is filling position in the South
ting off. of the fireworks every point Norwalk “Vi Bank.
of vantage where even apeek at the‘
fireworks was possible. was occupied."
The display was all that could be de-l
sired as pin wheel followed star dis-
plays followed by the onlookers Ohe.
and Ahs. The fireworks"were quite
large in number m were over, so it=
seems all to soon.
been visiting . er father. William
Sickles. of McKinley Place.
P. N. Needles will spend the week-
end with his family. who are summer-
ing at Sea Gate. Long Island.
Mrs. Charles. Conklin is making
stay of several weeks with relatives in
‘ laces on Long
Thursday and Friday evenings of ilsgifdica and other 1)
_next week will be red letter events at - _ ' ter.
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tlon re Producers‘ Corporation." ven at
of Bridgeport, will take moving mo of the latest performances gi
tures 'of the dancers. Then on 01c the Stamford Theatre.
. v its
Sunday following moving pictures will The Tokieniok: Clu‘t’o ‘33:“ h: :ath-
be taken of the bathing bcnch and Saturday n g t once 3'
. _ er uneventful week among the Toke-
:iige;:d $111: tinge: grizebindrueé: neke summer group mdmy conctliu—
. . par es
ust 18th and mm. with some reels of 3:21;”! :aTgnge;iheplanned for that
”Tags": t2" b‘éuisyocggi'g 0:2:1211‘3 evening is one at whitihhM; and Mrs.
“0 . > ' - 11.15. Saunders will a a.
king cithetalofihiili’; )ioxrrgiiciure taken. The annual excursion of the .‘li'jfihzv
or O 300 e n S t‘( . . ‘ lll‘ Sunday school w e
W'ives. sweethearts. children and tirinr‘lzisurclnzach. Bridfléport. instead
girliidi‘msooi‘dlmiflctli :figgiigtzofitiglifl ‘0‘ "5'0 Beach. us firiKiilallzafnnougcee-
', , ‘ ' ' .The large amount charge or a ro -
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all probability they will bc nocmn- ”0:33:211 Mrs “.h F‘. Ambler left this
gillili‘ti‘llogiilrgllj‘t :gwpilfg: (tfaiuécci'i‘fi: wopk for :i sin) in Loo. Massachusetts.
icts such .18 singcrs dancers. monolo and otlwr places in tho vicinity. PM";
i ‘ . " ' of tho tlnw ih-gv will be the guests 0.
$228 \fuddergiililimivgi‘if. [guinhgxl forty; Mr. and Mrs. ll. M. Kent. who have 11
summer home at lnleriaken in the
Mr: Emma‘s; flzfiz‘fih Avflfinfie Berkshires. Cupi. c. w. ”all will Join
an OK n ' 5 . ‘
h m S: lurdav.
company the excursion to take. plc- t 0 i
. fiveral of the younger members of
tures. A number of noted speakers the Noroton lmd Tokencke colonies
from \Vashington. D. C.. l‘ cdersl
- . were among those who attended the
Board Will address the gathering and garden fete which was glvcn by the
and as number of officers or high ram:
Stamford Day Nurscry on the James
will also address the gathering. A
v.
o.
Mie- Dorothy aches. of WWI‘«
m the ram. at the m u
the guests of Mrs. E. A. Kraussman.
Jerry Doyle. of the~Breeze We.
will leave shortly ,for a. three weeks'
nation a: Spring Lake. New. Jersey.
whens he will be the guest of friends.
Winners 0! sets in the Tennis Tour-
nament are B. Hedman defeating
George Riley .7-9, 6-4. and 7-5. Jerry
Doyle was deteated by the score or
8-1 and 876. .
The Pine Point Cathollcfilub is or-
ganizing a water baseball team and
are making plans to meet some of
tor struggling and see-sawing back
ad .1lo in the score McLschlan 4o-
feated Smith by‘thescore of 6104
Dad" to “I. '
GeraldCaoennofPineMiloo
a wee]?- vacatlon from his duties in
New York City. '
Edward Dieglunan of South. Q'-
spas, New Jersey is spending the
week as the guest 0: the Pine Point
Catholic Club. '
Goons Shanon. of Watertown.
Mouths. will be the guest of;
Mr. and Mrs. William Wright for me‘the other clubs in the vicinity in the
nest of the season. near future.
menmamwm Min-Luann Gnu-inc one ofibe
Hrs. H. 8. Cooper of New York City
{Dim d “I. III
New York City is spending a three
weeks' vacation at the Pine Point.
Catholic Club.
« mu. Shepard is entertain-
ing.“ her some for the-en three
weeks her Wests of Wellesiy
College. the Misses Elizabeth Man-
ehe‘er. Martha Hanna of Elizabeth.
-New Jersey. Myrna. Wamttotxont-
stair, N. Y.,Louise Child. or New
York: Dorothy "Douglas of Mont-
dair, N. Y.. Ernestine and m
Wiedenbach of New York City. Elen—
oro Burch of Hartford: Muriel Star-
rett. of Los Angeles: Marchia Cres-
sey. of Portland. Maine; Loraine Cal-
Dunnny of Ian at Waterbury an
linstown of Moorestos.
The skis are
little
ard's home that wilt a.
public and the money
n. New
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one.
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this venture out be m
Wellesly Endowment m“
for firm and for
In! at {to teachers.
land randy 10 give
swimming lessons or to
to further
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Color Beaded Georgette
Sample Dresses
$5.97
Light
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values up to $25.00 . . . . . . . .
Silk Dresses
Herr-man grounds. Shippnn. Wednes-
roflrum will be ercctcd for the con- dav from 3 to 6. despite the rain. In-
vienience of the speakers and they will cluded in the group were Florence
”H" ”‘0 "Magnavox." "K Hamilton. Bcity Jones. Richard 'l‘ind-.
er. Francis \Vhiiing and Herbert'
Wheeler. Mrs. Tlurgoyne “Hamilton“
was onc of the commitrc who had!
charge of the candy section.
‘ BELL ISLAND
most part of ihc-lr audience.
The following is a list of the book-'
lugs for this month. starting with next
Monday. The list. howcvcr. is not;
complete as yet. as all the arrange-
mcnts for bookings for some excur-
sinus has not been completed and the
list is subject to rcvision.
Monday Smilisnblml Solillrrs'
igiiiizzition. Limo stcamcr Sirius.
'l‘uosduy 9~ri~‘irsl Congrcuziiionnl Island.
church. Ridgcflcld; McCormick 'Q‘. Mrs. “'iluum “’rlizlit
Run?“ Brooklawn(Orchestra. i‘Ruby 'l‘widdlw returned from
Wednesday 10 Sinnwich Congregn» ”Monday:
tionai Sunday School. . . ..
11—41. R. 'l‘. Employ-cap Era-bcrt Schn n17, is spending lll‘.’
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n": Long Island “as rcry plainly svcn‘
yesterday from the shorcs of lielli
and Elise
Rnslim
,, Thursday . . balance of tho week. as n short vacu-
‘m. steamer Nassau. lion from his husinrss.
Sniurdny lR——.lohn ‘Royle (‘0... (-m— Sistvr Franccs "f ihc Johnlund
il-lou‘cs. 6"“ stenmcnSc-agnie; :50"? & Episcopal Church of va York City
:iiighti-rs oi l.ihcri_\, flunlmr). l..o, is lhc truest of Edith Camp for file
Sunday li~-ltnlinn .\nv_v [mugm- fortnight.
6“”: slvumer Scugntc. . A party of six from Edith (‘zimp
qu‘lmuy 16"l'Ofl-SD0 Luxe (”"th went on a nice automobile ride .Ws-
irn. ‘ . . . tr-riinV, calm: to New Pununn. Ridge“
Friday “.Tfmprfmln ( hid“ V0“ lit'itl and Port 01’ Missing Mon.
Long islnml (ity. will. slcnmcr .\;IS- A “5' of m.-nil)r-rs of tho l’mll isl-
“m- ‘ and (cup. is iming compilcd and will
Saturday Ill—vi‘urcmuns Club. lo-n— probably M. po~lrd on tho liullrlin
ernVl hit-clric (20.. llridgcpori. “(mm in n", Club Housc within 11“..
Sniiilns":l~~—I vrdvr of Maccabees. :15” “PM {my days. .
steamcr Squnnium; .NOl’St‘llH'n l’i-llon- Commodore'- \\’illinm 1.“. Cinrke’
craft Club. 6M). siwnnlt-r Nougat“
Champlain Council. K. of (‘ 41m
steamer Alirnmzir.
'l‘ucsdny i‘r-vsbiit-riun (‘illll'Cil oi
chpic. “1- ;
fitting _cm'c- l
lu-r-n ;
lnunr‘lwd his snil‘aozii
tvriluv :l(‘(‘(iln]lalllt'd
monir-s 'l‘bc ‘chplc
thoroughly 0v: rhnuir-d.
Gi-orgc Nciuvhlnn and \Vclim-ll‘y:
by
has just
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when McCormar-k and Barry will bring \Nedm-sduy 3447 I‘». ll. 'l‘. Employee Smith pluvcd .i ho-clic mum- nl' in-nms'
the: l-rooklnwn orchcstrn from '60“. sle-nmrr S» :icnic. of ihrr lr-nnis lnurinuu nl \W'Slf‘l‘mi“ i
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Silks andi Satins
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Voiles & Organdies
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Newest styles in the newest m'rleriais, all
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Dainty ‘l’rocks for every wean-yon “'1" ap-
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Shantung Suits
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$14.97
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“'ilh eyelet embroidery. finest mat-v
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