EAST NOR WALK 1
Richard Gold oi’ 1;: First street has
had his house newly painted.
‘I
Wilbur Momison is having a new
bomc urt'x'lnid on Fitch street.
Patriotic cxnxista Linc Ll‘iil 11?“
in tho Local ghouls i.l oLserruncc 0:
Memorial Day.
Fisilcrs who went down the hurlio.
)cstcrduy n-porlui good SliCi"'-Ss Wilt
blade llhll.
, month? withlnfia short tim. .
.mnum nothing definite a. ”yet
u'lC-y that: the Bell Island club wil.
9.0‘lfibfi open [or the" season about
luiié‘ ifatll. "' «
Mr. and Mrs. W. Keenan and lam
'- . H.....‘;\‘.l, 1;. ‘.‘.. agent the wee:
:‘rilr (mi-fog“ “\Varonaf’ The;
here for tye summit»
«‘3
‘5" '2'.-
will “will"
Although no spc'i'ial ceremony was
Lil-ii the bin: E‘anL,Cath9lic' uiul»
drone-7 yestcrliay for the sea'son. The
_‘.;lli‘3r lll‘i‘:‘.il:z':‘3 arc planning several
water oarnl which will be held at
., .
\d-S
: tax—- sans-mi. .
.l ‘ . ..-... ..4. .40
Miss iU‘bl'lla l‘VT'is of , flown: . j- _
street. hi'f'hi i.-- Wax-13rd i.) Na-w Ha. . '3“ x" 1‘:~~.{.— (Y the ,r‘fne T’O’x‘nl
ven. ' ‘ »:- m prcxlovs Simmer: havt
.-..._-_. _ L'.‘ “ ‘ : n... "with ut‘toi-Ets or»
M: and H “oh-n r'll l'dflli“v‘ hit“ .‘l»"l.”.’-' on ill-.9 hi'd»“‘. an'F'disrobing lo:
move-«l lrum ‘r‘irst street to Fcnwick ;.u.~~_acs- 9! l~;,ziii:g,,, They haw
street. 3 » :v ‘r ‘wa‘ 1': is sit. on. and. intenl‘
-»*—--— v 'wn El t‘hil custom. A" gpo'cial cf‘
Mru. ll‘ llry ‘~\'::ll--. oi" 'fhir’l stroll Wm.- will in: minimal! for this work on
enlorldxnud rr-lzzliv-‘N from ’11:? cf town
at her home over th'.‘ wcck-cnd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Marl-1n n
New York city inn-c (mum-cl tllrir Him-
mer. hon.» all Marvin llusch.
o 1'
'l‘hcn- will be no : nit _; c, .33
Boys' will!» (ll tl'w l" .70 El. 2:
church turn rims; sx- ..... '-.-:".l"“~ u'
the hi'llll..:.'.
Mrs. 3. u l?,;.i.~:. 1‘." ilov‘uzl 5451*?
has i"f1il‘lll‘-i to l:' r horny .l'tz-r {2.2--
im: lll- :-.:‘ll;:.;ilir-. :~' i.) law a: the
New '1' . ll'\i\“'l'§‘ll_\'.
Mr. ; - -l \lrx. F.‘.ll."!7l)§ of the Second
district lune :mm d in their new home-
on V.m szzlt str-v-xt in the Mojxoncy
flats.
Dr. M ii 3-in—7. John ‘«'(lodi)llry of
Ncw York city 1i!“ occupying the
‘ i -< ‘ I
Eilwnlwi . ”wall ilOUé“ on Lou- int-line,
for lllv .‘vlzulm-r lllontlzs.
The- lI.lst Hull Alllll'lic AFSO-‘l'llmll
will hall llll'lr l-"ilil Ill-'Z;illi\' lllzsi' o ..
mcvil'n' ‘ll'< Awning “at "w iuvmv (if
ClillTlll“ Jail-$501!. l‘vvl' ;!\““l" .:l '
1) ll].
Thl'n‘ wws :l :uml .‘llvt‘ Linc!" M “!
{whirl-r: :1? 1h.“ lim- AW. I Ellll‘l ll w s-
tl Hill" as v. 44H 11:1 M .lll tllv Ktl'fll
(‘hlll‘l'll¢”'~ 'Y’.‘ 3; “I lit' l!l"H \‘.-"‘“
O
of
v: 1-H."-
ulom: ill“ luvs vi 1-.” .H l'V’iil’lf'i' (if
Mk’lll"l - l‘zly, 'l’hstt him: was oh-
Mrw-l :- < "I‘m to I‘lml'ill” Sundry :1?
thy Ali."l.l l‘hrlsllli!‘ (llllrl'h.
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Slnlml Hall. who has lawn H at
hi4 “bib“. H "mint”! to ll" m all Im-
pronwl 1‘(ll'ihi|'}li l~‘ll:lj.'.
Miss imrnlhv .lnllnsnn. WHO has
bQ'l‘il :lm gill-alt o" Ill-r :iunt. Miss l6
Hun Humilmn of McKinley place, has
rctllrnv'vl to Ilr’l‘ homi- in Stamford.
'l‘mnrvrrow morning the members of
the liowuyton Drum Corps will meet
at 7 a. m. and journey to .‘Jl. Kisl‘n. k -2~ -~'.:,
N. V. where Hwy will participate- in,
thc Mcllmrlul lluy rurmlc.
The LIL-llf‘fl \id Society of tho Row—
nythn Mgithud‘mg church w.” my" in' HayleS a. . . . . . . . d. 0 1 1 I
lhf‘ (‘lla wl (in \Vw] » , ‘ ‘. V v. - Lawlor. 1h ...... 2 B 0 ‘9 a 0
l- nesdl‘ mt. rnnon {worse amounting. 317.. opened the \i ‘ "b . . 8 ( € 0
at 130 o'clock for sewing and at 3 i-nth houses 1". Hickory Bluft Salur-‘kj‘ngm‘v' " a" 8 i; g (I, i 9
o'clock for ti 9 - ' .1; w - --. 5 _ . ‘ -------- 9 "
u re gular muting. i or tin 191 on \Vinkelman. 30 3 2 2 0 ’1 "
Jumbs J. Brennan. manager (if The Christi-Ln Enduavor Society of - gun“; I) f. .l """ g g (l 8 :5 2|
Michael DeVito's Melody Orchestra. the (‘ongrémtionm church held a pie :1 we" ' c " f " “ 0 1. 1 ' n‘
which is now apparing at Roton Poim .cl-l can; saw Saturday alter-noon. 330°" fl """" 3 ( 1 0 ‘
park 1.... p _ ,_ , Alderman. rf . I (l 0 l; 0 (l
. .‘l- r htul lhc mll cottam- at 1- ll f s 0 0 0 "
the corner of Crockett strcet and R0- film Null 1nd family of New York kpSOH, -c ' ‘ ‘ l -‘
1011 “VODW'. Mr. llrcnnan will reside l‘lifi. huxe round the George Schlkbt- , ’- "" _. ‘- "- “‘
there for the- summ‘vr. ". . l‘ 'e So if . ' . Pota‘fi ““““ ‘ 2 5 21 1'0 2
r m: put on .dgvuuk Menus MONKER GROTTO ,
. “TQ‘T‘YlOTlill s 'rxic- 2°. worn hclli vosN-r— Air. and Mrs. E. S. Wilson and R be M 1b 3:3. Po 2. 3.0. 3.. 1:;
day In th" Rowayton Methodist‘ Turn“? . f NQ‘W York Cl'y. will shortly M0 T - ~ . -.. ‘ 1 1 :y i 0
church. thc Rev. Frank Clark. pgfitor upon their home at Tokeneke {or the. ”’9' P """" ‘ 1
of mp R . , . ‘ ~ ‘, w -- rebates. ct . .. . o x 2 1 0 0
OWEYtOTI potlst chulch xiv— 4-110“-
Ing the address of “w day. Mr. Clark _ Valensams. as . . . 3 ,l .0 1 (l 0
finokc of the 17th Connecticut volun— “ins Rena. Buhnan. of Brooklm‘berflrt“ 1b """ ; ; 3 g a g
tcern and thc- batllco they were cn- V. Y.. was the week—end guest of Mr. 6”,. """" ' 5 1 i 0 0
raged in on the Potomac. During the and Mrs. Frank De Courcey. of Sedse- ”‘15:; ' ‘ ' ’ ' 5 1 0
lerviccs Miss Carol Mills sang “Tent- wick avenue. IGOnr, . . . .. 1 2 S 1
mg T omen" Joseph J. Elm-{#7 . lEddv. rt‘ ..... ‘. .. a. 0 a z 0 o
grgmzmdcr of thc Douglas Fowler Several new ponies rqcently arrived Gainer. rf ‘ ‘ ' ' ' " l (l 9 o a o
0 - was appointed to arrange the at the Ox Ridge Hunt Club which "" ”" “’ “’ '" ‘
was the host e'vcr hcld in this com- "3’ formerly ”the 1"“th 983845 01' gown.“ 1:1; .' .ili-U :3 t: 1‘12 along: 0
~rvlce yesterday which undoubtedly "“5 “ccmmiwk‘ ' u ' 880 “1,103: “mfim
munity‘ FOHOW‘ing the service 12 .7— . inc k G It: 0 1 ‘ o ‘ I s,- 15 r
members of Douglas Fowler Pom'wilh' ,l "‘5’? '3'”? “17‘9“ dance 0f the 993‘ H :1 ear r03, 0 h 9 '9 0 0 0‘ 2
members Of the [{9qu (‘OTDS and 15 (ll) \5‘a3 hch] Saturday evening at the 9483 086:“ ‘ R! I III-v
members of the Rowayton Drum V-wlwzly country club. Several rebi- Ea. ‘ it!“ 2
corps journeyed to l'nion cemetery icon; 0' Marion attended. b‘i ":9 run l in WI _
gym”. mm...” W‘ w “I‘m“, m] m; __ M rs on ha lo—oi! laon 6. at!
loldiera. graves. Following this taps "‘h“ “am" am Sm‘m’ he” a “‘99“ ”maxi; hitl M 1 “
were sounded by the drum corps. Mr. "2 5“”"1‘ZW al‘tarnoon at. the home V\Vild gum Wham -
llzea w' . ‘ ' lllur ca twin, Miss Barb r “'62 . — '
when to thank (veryone in the ‘ v 9' a (1‘ First on errorHMonker 2.
community who has anything to do
towards this work and especially.
wishes to thank the pastors of the two. _
yhurcbes and the Roway'ton Drum
Corps for their services.
BELL ISLAND
Ifr. and Mrs. \Vi'l‘lizlm Clark have
arrived at thc island for thc season.
r
Mr. and Mrs. Mathews have opencd
their cottage at Fine Point for the-
w-ason.
. Th; Doyle cottage “thc llrcozt‘" ha:
been sold to Mr. lr‘olw-ir of Mt. Kiscn
X. Y.
The Souudview which is conducts-d
by Mrs. Hickey will not open until a?»
ter Memorial Day.
Mrs. Archii‘uld Sclwyn and chil-
dren. Filly and Sonny. have arrived
it their home for the season.
The former Birch cottage has been
renovated into an apartment house
with em oral apartments being added.
Archibald Belwyn has sold' his
yacht which has attracted much at:-
tenuolr in local waters in past years.
Evorything in-tiu Line for the
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1-" ‘ 7-»;‘l lllcxe living in this
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ROTON POINT
Tomorrow the Non-'9 Street sandm-
wz‘wzol of lirooiilya. N. Y.. will'axriw
.n Hoard :‘zw stodmcr‘O-ozllzlng;
_ P'
Al‘."1.-‘zi.'(- flow -r boxes have been
v M] ohm-l t‘w park which add
.m‘sfi to tho beauty of the place;
'Tm‘ (null-in“: x? l‘ltfl‘ of ,the mason
v.3 2-.- ’ul ‘3”: 5.1.1: menial; whirlw-
lftri'q orch=‘-‘t“;i. funds’oins; music.
'i‘E‘. ~rl- van a lurg - atlclldance.
The (sill-nu: up’ning of—liolon Point
('~".~1;‘ L'-v.‘(.' Saturday Willi an lin-
' . l":.' Hut,” atlx'wfizmcc in spite o!
‘.:c meh-nr conditions. All the con-
"L-‘izlt‘m‘ Wuru open in full swing.
\\';l 4
'l‘mlmrrow. Mornorial Evening. :1
lliqgvillv of fir~ works will he tl'u‘a ferr-
‘lll"‘. ltzlvlt-y has llcvn (ll-voting
’ " (":m towards 2-1 Mill: l‘lnt
wi'l me the host over
\7 "A
shown lwrc.
”‘hv Nuw Yuri; Rclall Grow-ref As-
Jillilill‘T‘ hold itv. Gt‘l annual !‘\'(“-ll"-
~‘ 2» to ‘lzv‘ {Ill‘i-L y-rflcrr} null-1m:
in- irip on board inc ripamer Sirius.
4 '.""‘-’\' of The! :‘omnbo-r? mai‘e thc trip
:: i:"tu'.“.
Tlll-‘v‘ "'.'l
.l-i'w from lev York. Thcy
“and will-9h furnished
Ill—win" “’l‘i'é‘ mul‘inu‘ thi-
lv-i-x mnl whiz-‘1 :uw- a bond concert
’z :ll l‘zlv rnrk which was (‘njoywl
- , ""ir' r...“
r
by l l";l pomp" (m we”. 'l‘llcy (innate-d
1: (I? it.» b‘:"(‘ lull :illcy whcrc
prim: v-xcr- worded to tho lligncst
«WW-r9. I‘lwkvt lunches, were also
71»'.‘\'é‘(l.
DARIEN & N 01? OTON
va slur-3 .Lre hcin': mad-3 for the
l'l..r'~-t which is in tm- Austin
:l E:
Mr. and Mrs. Georg? Schlichting'
:zll f-Uillly have opened their sunk
mcr home at Now Milford.
21s been learned it was stated yea: .
ing in the Lake region and New Eng“
land. -,
MONKER GROTTO
4 HAS FfELD DAY
(Continued from Fiat Page)
started off at 2:30 f‘o’clock and attract- ;
ed considerable attention along- ital
» onto to Amusement Park. .
Here Members of Monker Caldron. ._
No. 16. Daughters o! fMonkanna,‘
needed the marchers .and a consider-
able quantity of more cards. tickle".
.fatllers .and other amusement ~pro-
coking devices were sold The grand‘»
flands Were sdon’ filled to g capacity:
and the Vv'heeler 6; \V’ilaon band and;
the Relay band {Liberated iii playingi
ygpular setectloas whom: the ball
game. . ; 7
Charles Lindeberg refereed and his
iccislons were not questioned by cith-‘
or side. l
“Doc" Moore pitched Monker1to
victory andpahared theghouors of the
day with Hen-mg. thefirst sacker. who»
knocked twa homers» .and Chontoal
who brought in one hojmcr. "Buck"
Day was no slough with the stick
"itl‘lcr. 4
It. was a walk away
:nd the H9337. routers. who had
drought goat with them for exhibi-
tion purposes. quickly sought seclusion '
with the animal.
The lino-up and box score of the
game will be found at the conclusion
of this account.
After the game adjournment was
land to Hart's theater hall. where
Prophet Charles “’ilson and his "sink
committoc" had prepared a. plentiful
supply of "cats" and a good dinner
was had. thc «ladies of the .C'aldrou
serving.
Following this at ‘l'23ll o'clock came
lhc cerl-rnonlal. which was followed at
‘2 o‘clock lny the stunts of thc 14:in
mg; and it is said—Alumni? of lodge.
:lndcrstamlv‘that so strenuous “'ch
‘hc exertions of the ferry crcw thaf
:llc good old craft developed many
leaks. which caused Charon (limo a
n
hit of worrimwni. but which did no!
worry lllm half as much as they did
l‘nc candidztt‘s.
MORE
Following the ball tram-3 the drill
tram 0;“ H9587. Grotto. who “'ch zit-
tired rm Zouavcs. gavc an exhibition
drill that brought ('Ol‘lSidJ’l‘ahlt‘ ap—
v‘azlsc from ‘h“ crnndsinnlis and
from tho :lutos that lined two sides
or the park. N‘
PrcVious to ill»1 gmm- lhc following
nacmlicrs of Monks-r Cnlllron. Daugh-
ters of Moukunna. canVasscil the
crowd with score cards and other‘
things to soil. There were two teams.
ihc captains lacing Mrs. Spartan L.-
St. John and Mrs. Thomas V. Vaugh-
zzn. :mslrtcd by Mrs. Conrad P. Frey.
Miss lmclla. Finch, Mrs. Leonard
for Monkcr ' .
peter Rabbii‘
U. ._ 4‘”.
H an another who:
You may. weal, kip gmlf
By Thornton W. Burgess
' 2.x
Family
you W; ’
me day.
JOthhuckand Polly Chuck and
‘1‘. him: little Chucks wet-homeless.
Th“ II. they had no home in which
“my dlrod at . Taxman Roddy Fox
' (13 open gait se on the edge
, _, the r Old Briar-patcli and they
m1: didn’t dare to go back to it.
The: had 0 into {in heart of
the den: Old Brim—patch by means
of a secret backdoor which not‘ even
’Peter Rabbit had known :bout.
When Peter asked Johnny Chuck
what he would do now Johnny had
surely replied that he didn’t know.
“! SMONJ’ said be, “we will have to
‘1‘! a new home. There is nothing else
we an do."
“YES. there is,” sold Peter.
“What?" demanded Johnny Chuck.
“You con live in an old house that
I know of when Raddy Fox can not
8915 at You and where the liable-g will
be perfectly safe.” .
Johnny looked at Peter as if he
were not quite certain whether or not
i’eber men!“ just what he said. Thu:
he sat up and looked all around
through the dear Old Briar—patch. He
couldn’t see far because tbefimshes
and tho bumble: Were too thick.
“Where is that old house?” be de-
manded.
“Follow me and I’ll allow you,”
replied Peter, and off he started
along one of big private little. pnths.
Johnny Chuck gutted sfter_bi . but
Johnny was stout and he didn’t find
it It all easy to follow Peter. That
prince little path through the bram-
les was just. big enough {or Peter.
Ind not quite wide enough for Johnny.
But be managed to get thmgb after
a while and found alter waiting for
him in a little open space urthe very
middle of the dear Old Brut-patch.
"There!" nid Peter. ‘
Johnny looked where
Peter was
pointing and there sure enough was_
the entrance to an old»house. It we: a
lorry looking old house. The doorwag‘yi
was but chockcd up with loaves
rubbish. It didn't look as if anyone
had used it for ever and ever to long.
“Isn't that a splendid house ‘2" cried
Peter.
Johnny Chuck pretended not to
hed‘him. Johnny was too honest :9
buy it was when it wasn't. bad be
in too polite to hurt Peter’s feelings.
80 Johnny pretended not to bolt
Pgtet’u question and liked a question
’ 5;?éter Rabbit.
“I suppose,” said he. “we will havé
to dig a. new home.”
himself. "Did you make this house,
Peter?” be inquired.
Peter shook his head. “No,” said
he. “Digging a house like this“ one
would be too much work. This one
was here when I first came to live
in ~tbe dear Old Brian—patch. Mrs.
Peter and I use it once in a while in
bad weather. It is really a very good
house down. inside. 01 course it would
be, because it was dug by one of your
family." ‘
Johnny Chuck looked both sur-
prised and doubtful. “May be it was,
Peter. my be it was," said be. “but
I can't imagine a member of my
family making a home in the middle
of a big brinr-patch."
“But there wasn’t any Brian-patch
bet-c," declared Peter. “I’ve been told
that this house was dug by your
reat-great-gnndfatlier. and tho
grist-patch grew up around it after
he loft. You and Polly and the babies
are welcome to this old house for as
long of: you need it. It sort of belcngs
in your family you 30041-7“,
“Thank you." replied Johnny Chuck.
and then he whistled for Polly Chuck
to come over there.
(Copyright. 1922. by T. W. Button)
The next story: “Johnny and P011,
Chuck Go to Work." .
iroxvn. Miss Gertrude Tarlov. Mrs.
Demuth. Mrs. \Vllilum J. Moore, Mrs.
Ray Rutterncld and Mrs. Willis N.
Hanrord. Their work was most thor-
ough and was greatly appreciated by
tlw. Prophet-s.
INTERNATIONAL BREAD LOAN.
MOSCOXV. May :39 (Associalcd
Prens).——'l‘be internal “bread loan"
the Soviet Government‘s first security
venture. has been launched with a
Followin: is tho score of the tame value of ten million poods of rye (a
with ““313. which Dinner «on:
HEJAB GROTTO I
ah. r. 11.9.0. a. c.
o
pond is about 36 pounds).
Subscriptions no acceptable in cur-
rency. at a fixed rate of {our mlllkn'cumncy from circulation at the time
". rubls per pood. and. as the loan is 55-! a: harvest.
{sued at 95. it equals thirty-eight tril—
llion rubles. it is redeemable a: par
in December and January. payment
to be in grain.
By this means the government ex-
pecus to obtain funds for the summer
gemergenlces and at the same time
‘withdraw a large proporton of the
wirinc lhc afternoon decorations for
iwmoriu'l llay were completed.
'The much anticipated baseball
~ 'illnt‘s between the Men's class of tho
Inngrvgationnl church and the Men’s.
.3:
'1.
:lrllay Iait'ernoon.
17"” contested one for at the close of
"m extra inning- wus played with th‘é
23cm“: chorus scoring two runs.
chlzrch'pitc‘hed a good game of ball
for the chorus. '
'l‘llc Men's clay: of the Congrega-
.tional~ church bold Jtanlupt meeting
fr-sterday mqruing until next (all. 'An:
ill-minnce of 60 memberl was pres-
"it. thr- speaker being Walter Allen.
wuszlllom of tho Yale & Towbe manu-
facturing Company. Mr. Alien spoke
'r. industrial conditions. stating? that
wforc the high out“; livingj; can
10m:- aowninlweimale of wage zmuot
‘rnp l‘lrsat. ‘l'lus; \(r.'1llen tfirth'er
‘atml. has a great deal to do with
he present conditions.
' 00922sz 8:959:16 subsumed“:-
nifty 3px- Tramp police-1;“;gmgét’ ,Ing.
3mm. Although‘ihe traffic was un-
nrudlly hoax-y over em week-end o’n-
-(»l‘-.Ilg ll. Ford commé «inland 3.13m
wring car. ‘ , The gander
rlll'lcjl at M‘mifleld avenue and It
ngosrmmlg gigging: ”on; mugs you}
«1 b9 aac ' ”*2 struck .,
.‘n'u’rlngl‘eilw ' '
the boy “phi-aim about. the face.
Stock . i"
Yale Tires Now
' Salon!
‘ Going on
A: mourn,
. 71mg" W '1 -, ‘- '.-- .
‘r‘or Miriallé‘ Sin?!" viéiuiis": Fair
tonight and Tuesday; little change in
temperature: moderate west, and
northwest “Hat?! «Xvi ~ f G" cen-
tral on the Gulf of “Windmill“:
il‘eavy rains omihe m- ~
lA’nntic coach.
5““: ~. ~ '
:horus of the? church. was held. Sufi-W" Struck out—why Wilson 8: by Moore
The game was a.“
‘Elr- 9th inning the score was 6 to sit
Rem.
Earle Schajfncr of the Methodist}
' 0:291 minor ‘acade‘nt .gcaurrad. ’t-hat-
‘ Passed balls—King 1.
Two-base hits—Burl“, 1: Garwig.
Gazer. 1. 2
Home run-Herring. 2; Chontas.
Left on hour—Heinz 3: . yonkm-l
‘ mi by pitcheIL—Roberta.
Stolen tuner—Garwlg. - Chaim.
Herring. . '
‘ Umpire—Chas. Lindeberg. ‘ plate: '
Clark, bases. Time. 2 hours. Scorer,“
C. C. Bowman. «- ,
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