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Wm matinee pm of
Br.“ “I.“ who N. Wilson. of
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‘fii- issuing. salltdflett. oz
miniature m:- zm-e visiting with Mr.
he'd" ltd Wf’R. ‘A'Juslin for several
Week... at” latter's home on Sea-
View avenue.
We in upper NeVYorh
la tbejabsenee of the pastor. the
field notwi- meeting of the East
WW1“ Episcopal h.-
unmet-m night. will be in c on
'ihe “Wham class.
Man are today repairing and
minus: the guard on the bridge
finish“ was broken 'by an automobile .1
”severe! 'sfieks ago when the guards
mmju‘st previous to the draw
being opened.
; ‘ p‘
Liberty Square is the name suggest-
ed for the junction of Van zandt
Wm mid See'vi'éw avenua- by the
‘uaommituee on the re- -naming of streets.
Vbiflr‘flcd— i deport with the council
at libf- night’s meeting.
While the name of Fort Point
WWW“? never been oflicisn'y chant.
common. usage made it better,
“known ”mt street" The street
Who store also made that Way. as
Veil. than report of the committee
to renaming and re- mumbcring
W it is suggested that the name
"won Point street" be adopted aid
followed, so as to distinguish this
‘street truth Worth street. ‘
gammy
Aaron 8. Stevens spent the week-
end In on. Conn. with rela-
lives.
:-
r. ,
Mrs. B. F. Parker and daughter
flamenco are the guests of Mr. and
Wraw William Moore of Pond street.
Mr. and Mrs. CliiYord Wright have
returned tothelr home in West Side
avenue after a vacation spent visiting
several cities in the South.
Earl P. Stevens is expected home
lode, (r'om a month's trip to South
America as chief engineer of the Red
{D line ship, Philadelphia. .
Mrs. Mary Themes is the guest of
‘her son Edwin Thames of Jammr
'Long 1‘”. Miss Mirna mines
Will return with her grandmother for
a month's stay in Rowayton.
Charles W. Gager of McKinley
place started Sunday for a. two weeks’
vacation 'iup the Connect‘cut river via
a canoe. Tracey Sterling and James
'Kelly completed the party. Just how
far the boys get depends upon several
things. one of which is the condition
of the weather.
ROTON POINT
Bathing was a. very popular sport
at the bathing beach yesterday.
700 of the B. R. '1‘. employees of
Brooklyn ‘will reach here tomorrow.
on board the steamer Nassau.
The tides for today are high 5:28 in
the morning and 6: 01 in the early
evening. Tides for tomorrow are high
at 6. 40 in the morning and 7: 10 in the
evening.
The Stanwich Congregational Sun- rpecied of being the party who stole
day School picnic that was booked for
ltoday has been postponed indefinitely
due to the sudden death of the church-
es pastor.
J
The Norileld Sunday School of Wes-
‘ton and the South" Salem and Lewis-
boro Sunday School picnics that were
indefinitely postponed last week due
to rainy weather were held today.
The regular weekly display of fire-
WOrks will be shown tomorrow night
and should the elements be unfavor—
able and would rain the display will
he shown the next night following.
.._..
There will be moving pictures taken
>‘o‘t the dancers at the dancing pavilion
“marrow evening. Two cameras will
takes pictures at the people as they
dance by. Many a. person has often
”wished to see how he or she would
look like «on the flickering sheet will
film! this opportunity a hard one to re-
alist. Thelma Friday evening moon-
flight. dancing will be the feature at—_
fault. m tissue mm; alumna lacerations and mum
M
WWW habits! its use. 3
use must the Nut-wen: country.
Mm next frail tyislty
“ index-s'weiit over to Roton. last ni'ih‘t.
- show will be the attraction at the Bell
Mr. J. Toomey was kept
W attention one 11 Island.
L fi‘léflnfi ”'cdl-rts Explaining one
'ybar's. Aftér dinner the party “it
.sight sseiags'll over the Wash
» ter Rest met one or his chums from
of the Superlfir Go'urt. Sweeney main
i Tied & Mm flatth’t'Erbcck of 37 Wit;
girl from Tarpon Springs. Florida» in
-muo‘u Win a spot lféh‘t or ti salami"
firm the m l lb
film Myer. mums-also?
x
gun; he on 1‘0”. July 38rd.
. Mrs. Edie ‘Mdrsh. or New Kaven,is
"s‘liyiiig at the Se‘mm’lu house for the;
neit daemons.
or“ e.
MH- Elmore can. of the
.die’fie '
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Mdf
The Bell Island Cliib house received
73 new folding‘dh'alrs. ycit’erday after—f
tmoon. from a Multan concern in
rfioutbva --
may or the youifger set of Bell Isi-
I
to dense to the *flf-‘alns a music frbni
Méeor‘mack and We Rap, Josh
Band. .
Q
'Oliii'ord ‘Sturdlivant‘s motorboat hob
received a new coat of ”but undead
be-‘see’n-netrly every day breaking the
billowy waves proudly aside as it gosh
on item.
The regular weeltly moving picture
Island Club. this evening. A very at-
tractive program has been arranged
Ind’sliould ’meet with popular approv-
ther busy:
‘ilner points of the game to a new?L
comer “vale game. hire; Sigurd ~l-
Swansea. . fl
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Quite a number'oi' the young people
are planning to be amongst” those
present at Roton Point. tomorrov’rf
evening. when there wilt be moving
pictures taken of the dancers at the
dancing pavilidn.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boat and
family. of Nmrk. Now Jersey. paid
a visit to Mr. Rost’s cousin. Michaél
Zelgier. ot oWrst street. Bell Island.
Sunday. They arrived here by auto.
It Was quite I. Meeting. 18 they hall
not seen one another in Wenty-toflr
Hickory Bluif. The visitors coolant!
that it was a line place. and were es;L
ried away with the nice beaches in
this vicinity. At the ease beach Has-
mme Nosowzv
Mrs. Daniel Weed. of West Nor-
walk. is visiting with her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Walter Weed. of the Poet
mad.
The sale of tickets for the Darien
and Noroton Chautauqua. held on
August 39th to September 2nd. .is
proving mbig success. 5 u
_ .,-:
. Herber- rtfiwmmott. brother or the
grand jurdr William H. Willmott. is
expected to arrive in town today for a
few days' stay.
Today is visitors' day at the Boy
Scout camp. on Weed's Island. from
2 till 10 p. m.. and eevryone is cor-
dially invited to come and inspect the
camp and participate in some or the
camp activities.
I
William R. Willmott is spending the
month on his house-boat. at Scott's
Cove. and will entertain as his guests
for today. for a day's outing. Mrs.
Daniel Weed. .Mr. and Mrs. Walter
“feed and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schcercr.
The State and the town are repair-
ing the gutter in front of Mrs. George
Strangward’s property. on the Post
road at the hill in Noroton. and are.
taking out two large 18-inch culvert
pipes that were a constant menace to
the passing traffic.
Adam Suchecki. who gave his ad-
dress as 60 Arctic street. Bridgeport.
who was arrested Monday evening as
a suspicious character and was sue-
the Ford runabout from New York
city bearing the car number 166274.
found abandoned on West avenue was
released last night at 10 o'clock as
the insurance company who insured
the car did not care to press the
charges.
Arnold M. Sweeney. the former pro-
prietor of an electrical shop. who is
charged with bigamy and the passing
or worthless checks. ‘wlll appear be-
fore Judge Selleck. this atternoon. at P
be bound over to the September term
low Terrace, Hoboken. as the first
Mrs. Sweeney. and later. married I
Darien. and Who is now regimes in
Florida. without getting the am
divorce action before his seeondim 5‘
rinse.
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Falmouth Heights. 3:“ L. ..
with on auto driven m a
or Nor-um. Henry H. Maude-fie
ether. Henry H. Bannard. 8r.. were :
bothtakentotlte‘BfiW-2 aft
as the results of the accident.
Frank Long driving-hia~aulo 03% 5
Barnum avenue canto ‘5’th 'm 3
that had stopped gomg west?“ 15h- -
the uh:- ~of ’flii ‘
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worth finding. 3.” you been insane ‘
nard swung arou‘dll ”u”. “a m ,
seed ade‘ - ”an. assault! grasp and hold the mom ‘
gllmcgmdin‘g $15113!“ m the W 31392 Are you the man soughll .
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cooking it wgfiflpmtmmm
into me hear or a store at um Bet;
minim possum the our slid
also‘tlie ear. '
The W0 men on {he
; .7": mutants summsn mourns _'
ROLLING NOW?
atter'recelvin‘g the inflate-“flomth‘e 1i
collisiohwby Dr. dbyle of the Enter: .
gency Hospital. _ ‘
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WASHINGTON. Aug.
V mches W‘de, fix“
cum W‘y by Pmdent H.I‘a1n'.fl:: ed a re.’ and mflunted X18|dl\°‘
E‘ssy‘Weckly Payments Wflmw
Charles R. Forbes. who Was mam
III-8 M him with tile housing.
yesterday as Director of the Burma:
0" till mil: fully enclosed at front and rear have“
sed met!
It. indicted that colonel' ,7 fiddly front and rear to pres
probably would make _a public Rite “:1;me linolemm which is bound with 1199-
ment soon relating to the » m w ’5
the new W.
Meantime with 'was begun towerdl~ 77;
the assembling of the various ’fminor g
branches or government; service to -
grouped under the bureau. ”"
FARMING l8 'NEGLECTED
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1.1.";‘3333‘3 o‘ the;
the wonderful rifle? i
greater c I- 7 a
"10.0 mm the GOOD MAXWELL
thatitissn‘ilau found onlyin cars at much
This Weeds preserve! (or the life of the car. it
mmmmwerandbesurpmed that
mumwmmmm at Detroit.
‘ FETCH & BAKER, Agentsm
mummsm
1880. m S1801“ NORWKLK
"m Good moo Isa: new"
Badoglio. seconudg
Italian armies during the world‘var
who is spending two days in mcmgo: _
today. went to the Great n-
lng station. and Fort Sheridan. .
“American cities are £0ng at an _
amazing‘l‘ite‘,” thé gene 7
hwill ’bemust bechecked at all cosii. . .:
ave seen between Chi and New!
York great stretches of f iland de-
”Void oi habitation. This land must be
the balance bei
lculthro. li‘thlsv
cultifira to keep u
I 11‘3th sn'd
twnc iple is ignored, the United States
will become more dependent on im-
ports than England herself."
MR8. RUSSELL INJURED.
BOSTON. Aug. 10. —Mrs Allan Rus-
sell. wife of the Red Sox pitcher. was
gainfully injured. last night. when the.
ailplayer’s automobile was struck by:
another machine on the Revere
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The a“ as shamed to factory stone and
family We”
ALBERT D. MORGAN
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Parkway. Russell was uninjured. The
police said Russell's machine was one
of the three which were hit when two
other machines racing alon the park.
way attempted to pass he occu- ’
pants of the other automobiles escap- ,
ed unhurt.
Try a claminea ad in mes-sum
for the bed Insulin.
F. H. KEYSER
Transportation Co.
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