The regshrmeotl'noot TroopNo. a. sideline in.New;Bruna—ick._. The Bee-
‘ nerds '
No meetings commons-ems.» o:r ‘ ‘m
church. are ”.mm43m}- Several of' theidmotorboats or‘th‘e
mash-l. mimm.m
Christ
A new‘chimney has been erected on
{be near otthe Brophy Laundry build-
.f www.me
at
. arriving ill. their homes about
the opening of
ring at the club Tuesday evening.
‘ the "Willows"
Friends of Mrs. Frank Petty. of
u.w~ummstn:ot; screens"! to
imithntesheisqulte'illi‘st‘herhome.
. mud‘m/‘wtll'bc held at the
Nomlk Country Club. this evening.
with Speidel's orchestra furnishing
the music.
Dorlon's Punt: is s. Mecca for m.
sons of MYMEMY. the Stamfordi
lucnicrculbohompr their: annual
sinung'and shore dinner there. ’
waligh‘ithousc tender John Rod-
wars is in the local harbor today. tak- pleased 9‘ the 9‘9“”-
mics and: leaning-r supplies. for the
my... light... and making inspection
“the some.
The Rev. C. C. Bristol will be in
. elm-go of all services at the East ave~
smelt: E. church tomorrow. in the
'ahuenlee- oi’ the putter; Rev. B. Irving
firearms. who” my on a vacation.
Ralph Blydenberg, of Rowan street.
who was operated upon at the Nor-
wsik Hospital recently for ear trouble.
is mover-tog slowly. and his. many
trio-la are glad to learn»ot his im-
Wt.‘
Hrs. Frances Hoflman. or Seaview
avenue. on Thursday afternoon enter.
Joined 8. number or friends at her
home, the occasion being her 9211:!
.. Mrs. Batman. in the even-
ing. mtharcnsst'ot'the Indus" m
Society of St. Peter's Lutheran church.
or which she "president. ata social
held at the»cburch.
'A number of applications were re.
.oeived by Registrars Harry Waterbury
and Michael Shea, at their session held
yesterday afternoon and evening. at
Beber's barber shop. Bast Washing-
ton street. There will be another ses-
sion. held ommxt Friday afternoon
and evening. A number of changes in
residences were also made.
About sixteen young people cnjoyed
an auto ride to Pleasure Beach.
Bridgeport last evening. the trip being
nude in four touring cars. Whether it
was lack of desire to stay. or whether
they wish to get home early is a mat-
ier of conjecture, but the return to
Norwaik was made early. those going
10:3"
o'clock.
R0 WA YTON
Miss Marion G. Conics has been
mpending a week at Lakc George. New
.York.
The bungalow on the Baker proper-
sy. Vl'cst Sidc avenue. is progressing
‘vcry well.
Herbert \Vlwcle-r of New York city
is thc gucst of l“liiilClS N. \Vhiting of
'I‘okenckc.
A commodious garage is being erect-
ed on thc property or \V. A1nbros-3
Crockett. Cudlipp street.
Mr. and Mrs. it. E. Saunders will
entertain with it dinner part at the
’l‘okencke- Club this evening.
John 1‘. Altman. owner of therold
Lockwood place. in Brookside. which
burned July 1. plans to rebuild it.
Plumber Louis Schedc of Railroad
:lvcnuc. hns installml :1 Richardson &
Boynton hczlting system in the house
of Mr. ’i‘nintor at Tokcneke.
Wrinkle. tho black and white fox
ilerricr living on McKinley street. and
whom cvcrybody knows. is once more
able to bl- about after bclng laid up
for the pzlsl month suffering from ill-
juries l‘l‘Ci‘th‘d on Fouth of July. when
he was struck by an automobile.
Among the pntroncsses of the chil~
drcn‘s dancing class of the Tokeneke
club ill't‘ Mrs. Harold Mixsell. Mrs.
'W'illiuln \Vnshburn. Jr.. and Mrs. Lcw-
is Brown. This dancing group is un-
der the leadership of Miss Ethel Clarke
of \Vilton. and is made up of classes
who arc interested in modern aesthc-
tile and folk dancing.
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal
church services. Rev. George A. Baird.
minister—Sunday morning worship at
9:30. The Communion service will
follow the address. entitled: “The
Cross.“ The session of the Sunday
school will convene at 10:50. Sunday
evon-ing. worship at 6:30. Sermon
theme: “The Friends of God." This
sermon Will be gircn by rcqllnst.
'l'hursday. the Sunday school will go
on its annual outing to Pleasure
Beach. Thursday, at 7 p. m.. the
prayer meeting wi;l be held in the
chapel. Topic for thc service:
Greatness."
HARBOR VIEW ‘
: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noll are guests
.0! Mr. and Mrs. Cousins.
, Mr. Pendleton is feeling much bet-
3ter since his visit to his dentist.
The Tuesday afternoon too. was well
‘patronized. Mrs. John Potter. hostess.
;pleased her guests.
George Hyde and Theodore Henry
came in with ll large mess of hard
shell clams last Saturday.
: > Quite a number of Harbor View
.iolks motored to Stamford to witness
a. Broadway show.
“Truc
Monday evening.
. The association llPld a trustees meet-
Sev-
-eral new improvements re {voted
.Xavorabiy on. George Hde presided.
' Mr. Norton. who sprained the liga-
-ment of his limbs a low days ago in a
very strenuous game of tennis. return-
ed to his business. using a cane to
- guide his steps.
Lin-and Mrs. O'Gorman engaged
for the month of Aug-
ust.- Mr. O’Gorman is one of the my
.slstant district attorneys of Bronx
county. New York.
Jules Delmar is in charge of the
benefit for the Police and Firemen's
Pension Fund of Mararoneck next
Tuesday at Harbor Island Park. Over
35.000 tickets have already been sold.
There was much merrimcnt and fun
#31: the party given by Mr. and Mrs.
fillies Delmar. last, Saturday. to ther
riendsl
[or the ma and’pleasure or the
. e ammonium onsJ'thelrl‘amd’vmiwbs'a'
There was nothing omitted"
saunter: Dorothy. and Marion have moonitriv to ram ufln°"».m"°'
mum» View to take u their re- J
‘ p .cretmyL‘thezymcowlk j ‘
popular 'Wlth‘ the ~ tolls: :ori
ml? worsens ht in thfi Milli“ W‘, j
Sunday. The 'guests aboard vibe ,Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Taylor and
Nautilius came in with athrillingiex— Edward. B..Hindley, have gone to
per-icon: Mr;- Thompson’s-motorboat. Peach. weitodsy form. two weeks_
too. had. swimmer trip.- . septum.
. The llshtenine during the storm Lamar. Butler sold to Mrs. Harriett
last Sunday struck the sneedaboat of
’Roiandolflsh. Little-damage was done.
although it gave quite azscarevto.:Mr._
and. Mrs. Harry Fish who were‘bm
a short ‘distance away.
. The photoplays- on Wednesday
brought out a large'crowd. The fem
ture picture. “An Old Fashioned Boy“
interested all. Henry Noll was up:
plauded for. his excellent rendition of
a. comet sold. Richard Kershaw
and two lots. on Highlsnd‘svemc. the
deal being oilinially concluded yester-
daY.
A son was-born recently tour: and!
Mrs. Lewis A. Chiappetta. or Hoyt
street. Springtixlermneu: Mia-Chit?“
petts. is the popular golf instructor at
the Wee Burn Golf Club;
Tickets for theDarien and Noroton
Chautauqua are'sellingl very “rapidly.
and. from prwent indication. the
l, Tnevhoosev-racerpsrty» and: dance
stints»: belnggkwt every WW
Chichester s. mmnmillttle-m-Iow g .
_ us *
,Chautauqua should go over“ the to! ‘ ..
takes placeaat thereinh‘t'oa'ight. .Chsiro
'man “Dot" Steurer promises an ex.
citing and‘novei evening for all those
.who attend. The committee has gone!
3to some expense to carry out their
plans and ittis hopedthe club house
pun be crowded incapacity. The Har-
bor View Derby will be run off' at
10:30.
A very novel and cute party was
given in honor of Baby Betty Hald‘s
firstvbirthday by her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Held. All the little chili
dren accompanied by a grown-up were
entertained in true baby fashion and
the little folks will remember the oven:
for a long time. There were the lolly
pops all dressed up in paper. the large
'birthday cake with the one candle in
‘ its center and all the goodies that are
dear to the hearts of the little ontes
'and they feasted to their little hearts
desire. The following were present:
Bobby Cousins. Barbara Birchsteari.
'l)oris Steurer. David Stcurcr. Kenneth
Larkin. Jack Farmer. Bobby Jackson.
'Adelc Jackson. Tommy Jackson. Don-
ny Buckley. Claudia Munselle. Bobby
Munselle. Jenn Norton. Vincent Doyle.
Betty Woods. Eleanor Woods. Doris
Blohm. Betty Smith, Janet Smith and
Howard Gleim.
ROTON POINT
a
hu suc'cess-—whichlt~‘desemsl
ash?“ (1:: Mrs. William-Warner so!“
their property. on the Post roads—Noni
oton. to Marion and Grace W Mix-
well. of Stamford. the deeds
Hall.
Attempts are'being made to revive
the motion picture theatre in Del-ten
[or the amusement of‘tlio.
atre last season wastinrchal‘teof‘flot‘
to: 6‘: Dilk‘v‘wu)‘ -
Mn. and Mrs. WillianrJ. Fleming.
Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. George F. ,
Bearse left. this morning, as the.
guest». of Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Hanson.
on an extended automobile tour
through the Berkshire mountains.
Joseph Mikulic. who was arrested
recently for the theft of a rowboat.
and was bound over to the Superior.
Court. in its September term. was
brought to.the Puimeld county. Jail“.
in Bridgeport, yesterday. by Constable
George Velie.
Abel Dance sold his property. on
Sedgwick avenue. near the Post road.
to the Southern New:‘Enstsnd; Tele-
phone Company. for the purposes of a
telephone exchange. and .which is~used
as such at the present time. Theprop-
erty will probably bevrenovated and
remodeled to better suit its purposes
for the company.
number JAM EATING A'l‘ CARNIVAIJ.
There were quite on
the "Sound."
The La itabida Council, K. of C.. of
Yonkers. New York. is booked to ap-
pear here today with 1.900 people on
board the steamer Sirius.
McCormack and Barry will hold
tomb in the dancing pavilion with
their Brooklawn Orchestra of Bridge-
port on Tuesday evening. Featuring
“Frico Pete." the youngest Frico Jazx
dancer in New England.
Tomorrow the Lexington Council.
K. of C.. 600 strong are bookcd to
come here on board the steamer Sea.
Gatc. sharing the park with the Keiss
and Klan Mutual Aid Society coming}
on the steamer Miramar. and the
Carmelitc club. of New York.
Monday the Disabled Soldicrs' 0r-
ganization of the Lincoln Institute are
going-to come here on board the
steamer Sirius. bringing with them all
sorts of vaudeville acts. the New York
Police Band and a large number of peaches. was won by George Smith.
speakers. Frec dancing to music by Merri-
VVoman‘s Relief Corps. Auxiliary of nm's orchcstra was affordrd.
the Grand Army of the Republic. of A record breaking crowd is expect-
Norwalk. South Norwalk. New Canaan ed to attend the carnival tonight and
and Stamford. held a delightful little the “Hello A, T- boys are working
luncheon gathering at the grovc yes- linrd preparing to handle the crowd.
Four Boys Mord Amusement for
Crowd of 800 People.
Over 800 people attended the
Flank C. Godfrey Post. No. 12. Amcr- '
ican Legion. carnival last night at
the Roodnelnlot. near city lull. m
bombs were well patronized android
a good business.
The teaturo or the evening was a
jam-eating contest. This is an un—
usual stunt and proved mighty pop-
ular. Four boys participated in it.
They boys were paired of! and blind-
folded. Each partner was required to
fwd jam onnspoon to the other
partner. The lads presented 8. won-
derful sight when they had finished
the contest with jam in mouth. ears.
neck and hair. The boy-\who took
part in the contest consisted of:
Frederick Wilson. Herold Werme.
Lcster Delehanty and Vincent Mott.
The door prize. a large basket of
terdny afternoon. After an enjoyable t———————-—~——-——-—— ~ ~
time was had in the move. the folks SUMMARY PROCESS I‘APLRS
all scattered throughout tho park on. SERVED
Papcrs wcre served on Thursday in
the summary process suit of Edward
M. Guns against Doro. Gollleih, of
North Main street. the case being re-
turnablc to the City Court of Norwalk
on August 10th.
The Case arose out of the refusal of
Mrs. Gotllcib to pay an increase ill
rent of almost double wh she had
to pay before. Attorney J n J. Cu—i
nco rcprcscnts Mr. Guns and Attor-
ney John T. Dwyer reprcsents Mrs.
Gottlcib.
joylng the different concessions.
29—9——
l"rank Lee. .lr.. of llnnbury. is the
week-cud guest of George Mclluchliul.
Mr. and Mrs. 151. Allen :lrc tho guests
of Mrs. \Vcrmzl Lot-mun. of Fine Point.
for the week cud.
Miss Kuthrrinc lioskins and Miss A.
piircnstrop url- spvnding lhl' ncxl two
Weeks as ”11' guvsts of i-leitli Cilrnp. ‘ ‘
'l‘llc svmi»fu ills :lnd finals of tlll‘ jun- THEY ARE RIILD BUT 17.me
ior ll-nnls tournament uri- living slugml A person with inactive or slowed
ut lln- lli‘ll island L‘lnh tennis courts headaches, blurred vision. bad
toil-'1)". up digestive organs suffers doubly
Mr .nnd Mrs. Thomas Loughlund. from l'lOt weather. Biliousness.
and lllv-ir iii-pln-w. l“l't‘(l Finnegan. ill‘C breath. coatcd tongue are almost cer-
tln- gilvsis of Mr. and Mrs. .l. A. lizlrp- min to be present with a mass Of
or? for the month of August. heat-producillg undigested food in
Hank RH“): Sonny and Dilly Sel— the stomach. Foley 001113?th Tab-
\v.\,:l lll‘t‘ llli' proud possrs'sors of stills. lets keep the digestive organs active
and urc sci-n pinyin-ins; walking on and the system fit and fine. purged Oi.
llll‘l‘ll ill llwil' spare linlc. poisons. W. D. Kennedy. Albany. N-
l~‘lancis Lynch. .l‘illlt‘fl Hull and An— Y.. says: "150‘“? Cathnrtic Tablets .am
(ire-w Mulcny :lre- spending lhr- wcck- mild but eflectiveL"—Stillson-Poweli
(1nd at lhc ”\Vuy" voltage. as the Corp.
gliL'SlS of l‘r.lnk Mnlcuir. ' —-——-
'l‘hc l‘l‘gulnr \vi-l'kly llzll‘n'c m 111(-
loll island Club. to lu' slugwl tonight. F. H. KEYSER
proves to hau' n mysterious llll\()l‘ to UlLDER OF
the affair. its the rumor has it (but the ,
entertainment conimillm- is planning ETTER
a surpl‘iSv for the (luncc. l’l'izcs for UlLDINGS
last weck's papt'r costumes
awardcd tonight.
Kenneth llcnizlil-si sun-lid out
strong in ycstc-rdny's play in the inn—
ior tennis tournament against George
Riley. lif‘fcuting hiln by tho scorc of
7-5. However. 'George Riley came
back strong in the second and third
sets. winning them by the score of 6-4
‘and 6—4. eliminating Demarcst from
the tournament.
A very pretty wedding ceremony is
going to be performed at the home-
stead. this evening at 6 o'clock (D. S.
'l'.). when Miss Katherine Brown.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Brown, becomes the bride- of George
Mayor. of \Vcchawken. N. J. The
bride will be attired in a. beautiful bri-
dal gowu of white Georgette crepe,
and a bridal veil of silk tulle. and will
carry a. bouquet ot~bride’s roses. Miss
Etta Iteiners. of Brooklyn. will he the
maid of honor. and will wear an or-
chid Georgette crepe gown. and will
carry a beautifullbouquet of Ophelia
iroses. Miss Phyllis Williams. of Ja-
imaica. L. I.. will act as flower girl.
lattired in a. fetchy gown'of white net.
trimmed with satin. and she will carry
a bouquet of Ophelia roses. The best
man. a very dear friend of the pro-l
‘spective bride and groom. is Edwand
Taylor. of Weehawken, N. J.. while
Byrom Brown and Kenneth Williams
will actss ushers. Rev. G. A. Baird.
or the Methodist Episcopal church. of
Rowayton. will perform the ceremony.
The “Homestead" has been very beau-
mully‘ and artistically decorated with
will lie
Alterations and Repairs 3;
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Phone 1956 P. 0. Box 735
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Extra Heavy Quality '
at
Thisis indeed albig value; and is anotiler'one of our;
Saturday Specials you can’t unordto miss
ROPEOMOBDEBS .
Angevme F ' ' Co.
:‘ , “MC HOE! FURNISHING
TMore Reasons Why the New MA‘XWELD-
ls the GOOD Msxwm
s—Front. semiaillptlc. 32 inches long. 2 inches“ wide, fixed
$33;inan shackled in rear. Rear, compensating. underslung, 60
inches long fixed in front. shackled at rear and mounted rigidly on
spring seat integral with axle housing.
BEES—New full crown. fully enclosed at front and rear between
I:Ewwheels and body; joined rigidly trout and rest to pressed steel
running boards covered with linoleum which 15 bound-With none
rusting metal. .
These features make the- GOOD MAXWELL the wonderful rider
that it is and an appearance tound only in cars at much greater cost.
This appearance is preserved for the life of the car.
Look the NEW MAXWELL. over and be surprised that it
can be sold for the price of $845.00'at Detrmt.
FITCH & BAKER, Agents
142 scum mm mus :r m 2259.
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Fumit re Sale
;. 25 to 50' Per Cent. Off
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FURNITURE, RUGS, RANGES AND
BEDDING
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The abrasive sharpening. stone fossil purposes from
’ family sharpners to factory stone and wheels
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TEE WINCHESTER STORE
Hershfield' Motor
Transportation Co.
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' $3000 value ‘4
: Dinner Sets. .. . . . . . . ...August Price $21.95 .
$35.00 value ,
ar Harbin-Chairs. . . . .August Price- $6.95-
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Slimmer Clearance Sale
_ A'i‘Iil‘ SUMMER FOOTWEAR 'AT
REDUCED PRICES
1 Sport Oxfords, blue, Mack. andbrown trimmed, were $8.50
. Raw $7.45
'_ Blackami WmteSportPulnps. were $7.00; New $4.95
White.~MilitsryHeel,Bnck:0xfords, were $7.00; Now $5.95
. anlelStt-ap 0xfords.wcre$6.50;Now $5.45
Brown Oxfords, Military Heels, werefiififi; How . . . . $6.45
Tu‘gidi‘lfimps,‘ 243mg Baby, trench Heels, were $8.00;
" ow.
,. Tummy, low heels. Emails, were $9.60; Now $7.45
WhiteEidthpPlnnps with pollen: back, were’.$8.50‘;$6 46
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