EASTNOR WALK
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Ollie Anderson .md family no.
urany moved from Osborne aveuucfto
Bridgeport.
Mr. and-Mrs. C. ('l. French-of New
Roche'le. \isit‘vi ir. l-Znst Norwulk yes.-
(er-day.
The \Vaich Your-Stitch Cluhvwil'.
mu-i with 3er. l7. ll.«Smith. on \de-
ncsdm . 2mm: of thisives-k. ..
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Summit}: Improvement
livid its remilar ment-
:\t 2 o’clock
The PM"
Amocinlmn “'1’?
"1-1 inninrrvw 'iilvrnoon
at. Community Hill.
Miss GilSsiv lllllenstcin of Firs!
street Will (‘lltcrlulll the inc-minis ox"
St. Agiv-s' Unit-l of Christ church at
her hrvmo- H‘H "-I‘lll»l2. At totalz‘ut's
meetim: :‘urllwr I-l'l‘ls regarding the
proposed siniwi-irry festiul] mil ll-
discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Hr-“nrd Anderson (I?
Cotinsw sirm't imiti :1 homey warming
at their new home on Saturday even~
ing. a numliz-r of guests helm; entir-
mlned there. A most -~'vjn:~':ll~!e lini“
was hnri. the :u‘fnir breaking up at a
we hour.
___.——
An Hi. threw f‘eo-fi ten illf‘hg‘S long
and Wi-iu‘nir: .u- 4er i hn'f pounds.
W'LS vouch? ”ET 1" inilu‘fli‘ flo'lt (it lllv
up.» : .lmwiui-lm. "1-
VVnsh l n r: (m
Ilri‘lrolondhr 1‘h.ir‘.".~ PM“. who has
put ll?“ M-‘ 11220 n was» which is tuft-
merged in ilsv uatvr alongside thr
float. 'l‘ho- wl is one or the lamp-st
over sun urnuml ho-re and measures
over two anvl .i linif inches in circum-
{9111000. Tim ago of the 6-91 is prob-9
lcmutirul. l-ui mus" water me-n l'vt‘iuw."
that ii i< at in“! fifty years old.
thstvrdn: neural-r was just tigfizi
[or the inc-ml era of tir- 1:15! .\'<I'\\3IK‘
Wheel tlril) mm 1.:[ (Lily in th‘5
morning to: 1’1 .lstirn l:~u;-h. lining-i
port. Ai’i'nini: flare. the 'irsl thins:
they did “an: to lmw- dinner.
which tlu-i \isitvl ill" \iiliolls Jinx-val
fllons :Inxl th-ii “"721 i". for .1 .swmr
later on. About a dozen mmnlmrs oi
the club nmdr the trip and -ll’;‘:\"‘l‘
home her" about ‘13” o'clock lil.‘t
night. It is liopnl that 0:1 Jufy 4 in,
have all of ”1" lll‘-Yllln"l‘§ of :hl- rluu.‘
who numlwr on r Z‘,~. go out .nr :1 trip:
to tilt [much again.
"M‘
R0 WA Y TON
Mr. and Mrs. iiusvll Hull-oi Crock-
ett street - ntrrhuned ll‘lk‘llds yesicv‘j'u',
afternoon. I
!
Mr. .lml Mrs. J i). Sullivan :irvl‘
family entertain-ll friends from “in-
tcl'luury yesterday. .1
flan l-i lums. of Brooklyn. former-'1
Iy vi l-u.u-.n'..;vn. spent (he week-end‘
with ‘- m Rowayton. 1
lll‘Zui
Mr. and “rs. r. M. Nr-edlxs or M» .;
lTlt'l’lzlS
; DARIEN
v ll"‘TYlil'lr -l
Klnlt :;
from New York city yesterday.
'lill‘".
Mr. and filrs. F. l". Stab-ell. who
mat the week-end out of town. llfl‘~"
returned to their home
svenue.
Friends 0! Samuel Hall. of Logan
Plhfi' “‘lll be: g‘uvl to learn that ii» is
able to ‘m- about. .ig‘l‘dl’l
cent ll.!’i"P<.
Hr. and Mrs. N. I“). Kellogg: and son
Alva. of N" w liochclle. spent the
week-end at their summer cottage alt
Hickory lliufi‘.
A (‘Onrrv-Vc guilt-r
otruciwl along: the Highland avenue
lrontagv- of the property owned by
Jamel: A. FJX'WH.
With the tide favorable for
noon swimming yesterday warn: who
spent the week end her.» Lawn-ll ruth-
lng and othe- water <90l'tl.
is being
Several of the youn': nwn of me
community gathered at the lily-rill
Icld of Roton l'omt yhs'vrdag morn-
ing for practice.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Ravens of 110- I wan “my”! by Miss Lima“ MCarthy
“yton avenue entertained :.-(-s'.e.'vla::
at their home for a number of friends
from out of town.
tron Rowayton tomorrow morning.
Kr. and In. Irwin; Knickerbocker
have mined the
a New York city.
humiow of In. Charla Briggs in
flown avenue for the
nonthl.
A large retaining
built about the extensive property of
Edwin Hart in Highland amue. The
. grounds are also being grlded and
‘dhlrwis eimproveil.
Mr .and Mrs. John Tiebut and
Micro. of Brooklyn. are occupying l
the bungalow owned by Miss Jennle‘
which-
aco'tt. of Rowayton avenue,
they have rented for the summer.
The traffic at Guider's Corner is be-
coming as heavy as that ‘if the Post
Ad-
though there have been no accidents
as yet on this highway. i warning has
been loaned to the local people to be
On
(In Darien side of the White Pridze
a sign has been erected which reads:
“l'here is a private burial ~ground at
the foot of the hill {or reckless driv-|
road on Saturday and Sunday.
more careful in making the turn.
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HICKORY BLUFF ‘
HICKORY BLUFF
‘6 canoeing.
. A slight accidenrbecurrea‘ yesterday
.Mn shortly allergens-o'clock at
my Blufiawhcii {no rord {cum
rdtlo numbers 69»:
' 0.1.3512” ;
on Highland ‘
.ifter his r. . .
con~I
after-Z
summer
wall has been
'K erliR
A huge throng from Norwalk and“
announcing town's‘éhjoyéd the bath-
" at the blufliycstcrdly.‘ - ‘Ma'ny who
m the mealtime short sails]
lt was a wonderful game of hide-‘
and-seek that Whitdoot the
playing
Mouse was
early evening.
That is. _ .
who had :0 do all the hunting.
the time.
who he was
know.
Mouse. but it
wl.at he would. he couldn't get so;
much as a
strange r.
would be an
Whitefoot would run as fast as he,
could in that
he one at 3.]
again and the reply r ould come from ;
tion.
Every moment
another dircc
more excited.
ex'en danger. in his desire to see that!
little drummer.
actually lust
appointment.
a moment.
long.
At
there was no
He drummed
drummed again and listened.
ing was to be heard.
reply. Whitefoot's heart sank. A'llgseek .0 long,
the old lonctomencss cre t over him; Whitefoot
again. He didn't know w ich way to
turn to look for
he had drum
he sat on th
perfect picture, of disaenointmcnt.
disappointed that he could
He was so
have cried if
good.
Just as he
mind that. there was nothing to do
but to try to find his way home his
keen little cars can lit the faintest
rustle of dry leaves.
foot was alert and watchful.
ago he had l
of rustling leaves.
been rustlcd by the feet of an enemy;
stealing upon him.
who wonts to live long is ever heed-.
less of mailing leaves.-
he couldn't more, “'hitefoot sat stab;
in: at the .
faint sound hsd seemed to come.
two or three minutes he heard and;h u. love.
saw nothing. Then another lute“... that he
rustled a little 1’“ ‘° 0“” "“‘gwonderful thing
Whiu-{oot turned _
feet gathered under him,
to
long jump
he
At first
becamo
- little eyes watching him.
| at them very
him cunt thou funny thrills
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Dl '(iDALIfi—CU 158.
1 A (llal’nlll‘lK
He knew it was another Wood
He would drum with his
feet. and after a slight pause then
He was too eager to find
that little drummer to be ungry veryY
aware of two bri t.
L~():f‘l‘1r“:'!d Saturday am moon at the
.9
Love Fills the Heart of W'hitefom_
By Thornton W. Burgess
Joyous all the winds that blow
To the heart with love «glow.
I
——-Whiw£oot the Wood House.
A»
Wood
in the dusk of
anl
nci
ustl
didn’t'
\‘ a
Whitefoot was "it"
he was th‘
hunting for he
was a stranger. and, do
glimpse of this littlel
answering drum. Theni
direction. only to find;
. Then he would druml
Whitefoot becamc‘
He forgot cverythmfi.‘ 6;,
Once or twice lie
his temper in his dis--
But this was only for
“‘Wlw—who—ari you?" he stam-
met-ed
reply to his drumming.
and he li;tened. then
Noth-
There was no
:longcd to the
lwhom
th-t stronger. “‘hcn
med until he was tired
9 end of an old log. a
sish. Finally be
{those two soft
it would have done any 25“ mil,
_ lot! to the right.
had about made up his ' light
'in the middle
:istantly White-
Long
to be susnicious
They might have
3 looking at tho
earned
No Wood Mouse 'stxmmcred
A: mu .. m "1 um ism.
that
place from which
For
‘ that it penned
like a flash. his
safety.
iout little Min
saw nothing.
Then be
soft
c «and i
all over‘;
hard. and then.
behind é Whigcfoot.”
&1\70720T0
1 Men? llnrie
homo “ sowing was
*down {mm the log and
made its way down through
:branches of the tree Just chore.
lunch at a timid little person.
Eseemcd to Whitefoot that he
iWorld. which of course _ ‘
"my f" ‘ :km that he just couldn’t live With.
The next story:
hathlng at Hickory illua
They include Mrs. Helen ‘Prutt. Mn. >
Harry Palmer. Mrs. “’arren Schryvcr swimming yesterday
and son. Miss Dorothy Godfrey. Billy ‘
Godfrey and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ely.
'Siuziy others visited Pear Tree Point.
when: the same form of water amuse-
ziv~i~lent had occurred
last there came a aim: whenffclt when he had first hard tho
ldrumming of the IWI'.
iwitbout being told that those aye. bo-
Be knew
liulc drummer with
he had ban playing hideud-
held h.“ breath. He was
iso afraid that film eyes would ‘Vsn-
rather timidly jumpod
“riled to
eyes. They vanished.
“'hitefoot'shcart sank. He woo tempt-
;ed {O‘rush forward. but he didn't. Bo
There won a slight rustle
n little ray of moon-
tho
and
of the light spot Ii:
was
moot beautiful Wood
'Mousc in all the Great World. Sud-
‘danly he felt very shy Ind timid.
“Who——who-—who are you 2"
ho
liu Dainty." replied
Whitcfoot’l
full of something
as if it would burst.
the stranger bashfully.
Right then and there
{heart was filled .0
All in that instant ho
had found the more
in all the Gm.
in lovo. Ho
Dainty.
(Copyright. 1’23. hr '1'. W. Burton)
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BELL ISLAND
Charlton Newborn has opened his
.1 residents enjoyed the house at Fine Point for the; season.
Kim} ,w-a'Tdny morning while do-
at Railroad avenue
few! the 1‘05: :oad. occupant: of a
loilriu',’ car paling through the town
Traffic officer Ernest Great
just
'r‘H‘Nlii‘JK of Mr and Mrs. \Viil’uun
l-.'. “.05". of R‘Jc-st .u'wiauv. Darlen.
wh-m titvzr danchter Gertrude be-
,rzimv flu hrlxl" of Hobart l‘izgllale.
(50': m Eli-shard lmmlafc. of Xm‘oton ‘
\ ll. unis. y 1 mu; at was ciuoyed.
The ‘.-n i» wore :1 whit lmichessf
mt. Ltmvu and curried n bouquet of .
0mm" lv‘nssoms. She was given iim: tr.;~‘-ic dui;
‘nwa': in marriage by her father. \K’ll-
'lian. in. Close. The ceremony was‘
performed by the Rev. George A. :prlilJyl!
.1 hit - u.‘ the lxzzrio-ri Congregational ‘Um. “r
5 ch. rclx. The maid of honor was Miss
as. him
boviqx'r-l of pm
01 Gr! o-nwich:
riei'
’l‘hcrmu. Kirk
‘NCH inzi H ~irh
.oi' ion-~71.
l l-‘uliowing :n
was. he'd at the
All members 0! the Kinsr's Dan "1- ' 12m)" mun 3mm” mm ' The Vanity
~ ,... [Shop of ntamford. catermK‘
m who are planning to attend 'ihe ibriilc and groom
county conference in Stamford tomor- i
Lawn. Jr.. of 181 East 65th stmuimru unknown.
lrcdrivnt of many beautiful.
la! ullei'ul
iJuue wedding
Fire 1 lepartme
road.
out of town.
_ A rumor is
New
town. As yet n
The second
ning.
HO 0!.
Mi-s Grace]!
The Darien
aud‘iorinm
ent Jesterday
of.
Alice- ‘Wcml. of Greenwich. who wore:
Nillll dress and who carried a
'boi.-tlurcrs were. Miss Adele Trefry.
of Ncroton Heights; Miss Helen Belts ;
and Miss Maude Mllimugn. of Da-
'l'he best man was Walter "Brun-
ncr. of Noroton. and the ushers were
nizzx «.n a short wedding
The week-end was unusually quiet
at thr. Tokeneke Inn. as there were no of the season. The hall was prettily
week-end guests present.
The monthly meeting of the Darien
nlng in the quarters on
Mrs. Frank Salisbury Reward of the
Post road entertained yesterday after-
noon for a number of friends from
York firm is contemplating
owning a moving picture house
learned regarding the deal.
Raniiord High school play. in which_
many of the young folks from town
participated, was held Saturday eve-
A meeting is being held this after-
iu the Darien Center school by
the Farien Dengue Of Women voters.
izei‘. will speak.
meeting Saturday afternoon
of
Boutine- business was transacted din-o
ing the meeting.
A huge throng of people were pres-
Deulopznent. situated near Near Wa-V
tor Lane. Noroton, and it m stated
phat. a. number at lots were
Y A prayer woo amend
. mommgjn R‘wxflmh. m
k camations. The rib- nan-mg that
Miss Violet Dugdale.
aisiunce.
A representative from the Electric
,Light company of Stamford. was in
.town this morning
jsolve what resembles a puzzle
in front of the residence
. of Mn. 1?. S. Howard on the Post road
:an electric light pole was moved our!
chal- I
in
and Walter filer, of
N. The wedding march . every angle.
e ceremony a reception
bride’s home for
i of place and
The
left Saturday eve-
trip
The bride was thc'
on welli
to be held in Darlen. l
_ land Sound.
' decorated for
at will be held this eve- served
the Post
we re
ers of the clu
being * circulated that a.
in
othlng definite has been
performance of the
had it
array. the state organ-
Girl Scouts held a
in the
the Center school.
lee nurseries.
at the Nomton Manor
'a ditch.
disposed
‘ " . ' outed hli‘n
”stew... ;
‘tvlfd glass wen round.
Ievery reason to believe that an ac-
ficident occurred. but no.0ne in town
tsennfl to have any knowledge con-
to f coming the mystery.
fpresent. this being the opening
ed for the sasou.
ders. president;
new, vice-president;
n8. secretary and Bradford Bailard.‘
assistant secretary.
The baseball team of
Fire, Department was defeated Satur-
day afternoon in a fast and well con-'
tested game when they crossed bats
with the All Stami‘Ord team.
irien boys are not on‘erlng any excuse
.for their defeat. but are confident in
saying that the weather had a great
deal to do with the catastrophe. for
an error when
one offigoumelders‘sllpped on the.
fieli and missed a. beautiful fly the
word victory would have rung out'for
Darian. The batteries for the local'
boy: were Herbert pitching and New-
Iinan catching. The score was 8 to 7.
not been for
.NB‘ 1’9"
~al>ove lhc Steam: Garage. The of-
iiccr immediately jumped in a passing
car and when he arrived at the scene.
a New York car was
having engine trouble and that a car e: am a: well an an“ will be
passing by had stopped to offer u- in evidfnce '
epdeavoring
several pieceoe of
There
A most delightful dance wu‘beid
gifts. This was the first V Saturday evening at I“ Tokeneke
' club..whlch faces directly on Lon: In-
‘A large attendance was
altalr
the occasion. Kear-
! ,ney‘s orchestra of Stanford. provided
the music for dancing. Refreshments
evening.
Many more dances are being arrang-
Thc present ome-
Robert E. Saun-
Edwaxd H. Dela-
Charla B. Da-l
during the
b are:
i.
After a thrillingchaae last evening
Constables Harry Palmer and George
Velle caught Jack lngalls ot- Stam-
ford. wanted'by the Durien authori-
ties for ditching a. air near the Mr
The complaint
was made by tourists. wnq gave In—
sulls' registration number to the local
authorities. stating that in his arm
to pass their cu- heitorced them into
Voile and Policies-rimmi-
ately went after Insulin, and. am, a.
senrchotmore manhunt. than:-
a} engugcgupvmm
Daria.
yest-s rdn)‘. '
the Darien
The Da-
Hauy of the young folks enjoyed
afternoon a!
has! Beach.
“H’Mr. and Mrs. Riley have arrived at
their summer homghere for the sea-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Mathews of Brooklyn.
N. Y.. have opened their
Summit avenue for the season.
Samuel Weed. who at one time con-
d! cred a grocery store on lid-anon
avenue. has opened a new store on
Bell Ioalnd.
The Pine Point Catholic Club is
“sinking: plans for a bi; season. Ilium
The week4nd guests at the Sum-
mit House. which is conducted by
Mia: A C. “'icks. were: Mr. and Mrs.
8c"): of New York city; «Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Hemiey. 0! New York;
‘nr. and Mrs. Herbert Burst. of
New York. and Mr. and Mrs. LoebeL
The resident. of Pine Point have
secured the services of Officer: John
Etymolds and William Pom to patrol
the beach to keep autoisb from park-
tnzorprivnteroada Inthepast.
much annoyance has been nailed to
those living in thin section. and they
found it'neces-ary to take the steps
noted ”above.
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ROTON POINT _
Erna“ Bayley. who conduct:
bathing pavilion. has installed a foot
bath at the entrance: of the house:
for the convenience of the bothers.
In spite of the cool and rainy
weather on Saturday evening a large
number attended the dancing at the
Point pavilion with the usual park or-
chestra furnishing the music.
Mme. Children. the pumidry read-
busy over the weekeend. Her profes-
_sion has proved to "be a big drawing
.card to the public and she has made
many (fiends ' only a few days
oi' the season . . ‘
Three huge bugged arrayed yesterday
from New York city with a special
picnic for the thy-.4; The motor ve?
Moles were draped in‘ Andean flap»
and red. white dud blue bunting;
. which made, (an attractive
as they entered thefpiark.
Today the Chihes‘QFr-e‘é Much: of
New York city Q makefthetj' annual
visit to the park. arriving on the
steamer “Sirius.'_' The organization
always drawn a huge throng from"
the surrounding cities altheir. games
and customs progoi to be of great in-
terest to the laced people. '
Chief =0: “Police William" R. pen.
mfim .Wt tin-1
home on.
the
g the rifle range. freed a bird from cap-
. York employes made their annual trip
1
1
er at the park. was kept unusuallyicbm WE‘LL
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l
i
nett are to decide whether thevnew
iroad in Greens Farms contracting,“ the“.
gnu The Westportan are George
. , Wakcman, and Edward ’1‘. ma.- It'
”mm“ . is reported the roadof mm mums: .
ionly 329.600 as against 339.905 to:- a ‘
;cement road. The upkeep of a flu-via,
lroad will be 8755 a. year while
meat road will cod practicality. noth-
gins tor-the up keep. _ .
bordering on the roa-j and tho rash
dents lot this section want to use
them from destruction.
‘tinn of a. mutant road goes drum a,
_ mmowtnehwthan
damn was at them on flan-day ma. The engine:
W cm“. the comtructlonwlfi bean-
Park is now equipped with one of
the lult’“! types of counting .ind
Trapping machines for tilver curren-
cy. Harry Anschutes states. that it is
.1 greet sailing in time for a modern
office.
Jerry Egan. who was connected
with the park 9 runs ago when Ne-
xllle Hayley first took over the local
amusement mock. entered upon his
duties Saturday afternoon as special
park cfiicer. Mr. Egan's many friends
who n-membered him from years
hack Were pleased to hear of his re:-
turn. o
Commencing Thursday, the 15th.
:.reworks wil: be witnessed every
Thursday evening at the park. but in
cape of inclement weather the dis—
plav will he held the following eve~
ning. During the week of June 13th
All Wool—Linings Guaranted TWO Seas :
Exceptional Offer of
Street Suits
The Famous “Printzess” Mak
$19.75
Regular$3250 Values
‘-:v
GOLDEN
68 Washington Street
9
1' afi’a"
they will be wi eased twice during
that time. a spec a! display on the oc-
callon of the policemen's dance at
the park being given. .
.\ remarkable bit of work was wit-
nessed at the park early wurday
morning by a. few or the emplom.
when Ben I‘alterhouae. who conducts
tivity. The bird was caught by’ one
of it; feet in a tree by a firing and
Ben noticing this topic one of the rifles
at. his stand and in the first shot
broke n.1- string in half.
Saturday, afternoon the ' Becker-
Janene-Jewell Milling Co. employ-
es arrived at the park. making the
trip on board the steamer "m"
Whik- here the married and single!
men participated in a well-contewed‘
baseball game. the single men defeat-'
in; the married men. Other athletic:
sports were also enjoyed during their 1 -
visit to the resort. The boat left the‘ ‘
pier at 7 o'clock tor the return trip. ‘
Yesterday the State Bani of New
to Rcton Point, coming on the steam-
er Mnjack. In conjunction with this
exciJ-eion there was also another. it
being the Emanuel Rebeca Lodge,
No. 370. making the trip on board the
steamer Miramar. The Girls' Club,
of New York, numbering 250 persons,
was also scheduled to visit th’e-‘parlr,
arriving on the steamer 8eagate._
DECIDE MATERIAL '
FOR NEW HIGHWAY. I
WESTPORT. June 5.—A committee? - ‘
of three local citizens and State High-
way Commissioner Charles M. Ueng
Shore Within he of ce.nent..or of. -
Galr. First Selectman, ~Austin
ace-»
here are 3:. m5 t many elm- tied:
The ionic;
s
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i
thatofatuvla.‘
'l‘
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