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Workmcn from the Telephone corn-
“ny have been busy along Osborne
fivenue swiiching lines from 0318,3160
o! the Sll‘rt‘t to the other.
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Memlwrs m‘ the lipworth League of
the East avcum M. E. church Will
Jiold ii moonlight sail on Mondn)
evening in st. Juno 1:. aboard Captain
Fred Lowgoy's boat.
The date of “Wednesday. June‘ 2i.
has hm 0. >4. l-y tln- LLHHPS' All] hoci-
Qty of iliv l-Zust zlvvuuo M. E. Church
101' the cliitlvii supper they are to
‘hold at ill-.- church.
Work i~' to stint in :lllO'll :uweck
more. it was hlsll‘ ll nl llrv inc-ling 0f
the Board of lfrliumlrr lust evening. on
{He corislxuction oi the rest of tlif- con-
creie strip along Fmviow avenue.
The Htl‘t'l‘l do inertment is preparing
to oil tho mrwu in East _.\‘or\vzilk.
piles of suml liming ll('l'll laid at ire-
flucnl inlwmh all-:1: 1h.- .sidrs of tho
streets. awaiting the- :Il‘l'lVU] of the ol’
mom?- . i I I'll
Mr. :m-l .\lr< liivlmrll filund of 2
Crarios Strum :17" 'llll'l‘llillilllg’ Mrs-I.
llzuul's l»"ul‘ivt'-ii‘.—iuw and sister.
Mr. and \lr-n JUTH- < Hl'l'lr‘y. of Law-
rencc. .‘lu:~.<.. .it tinii' limm- for u
10“! li.l}.‘-’.
Th! 3. ' li- <' Ell-I S-‘u-lviy of ti!"
East ll“. i'lll‘ .\l. l-‘.. v-lim'cli will hold .‘l
runvnmuv :.:‘- (W. 'l'n-mlny :m»l \\‘l-l—
ncsdny of :.n-\l u'rvk. nt llw "ormr-r
Nelson Hoyt irrnmzy more on “West
Waribingion slrw-i.
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A most ‘l:li‘[‘{.lll!l".L’f rim» l::l~ Vim-n
:lrrnnmwl :oi- thw- ulio .le-nd lliu
strawiwrrr. z~ ~(ix..>l .It'cl v'llll ilziium» lit
to lw- li>l~l ritis r“. 11mg. ‘lilIII'l' lill'
auspices of liiv Prime-Milli) llililp (1:153.
on (hr l.i\\'ll of Hi" lhisl (H‘I'iillo. M. ii.
rhln'L'ii m: [10“.le slrr'cl.
Fl'l-rlvviwk ll. l'u-lit lll’ lins lief-n
nvvarllvvl 'lzv- ('lrllll".il'l 301‘ :4 llllllzii-
low (n' ‘\l 'l’l‘lil .'\":"l“. Martin llrnch
for lixi ir-vl i‘rw m. 'i‘liv cvllzir. “’hll'h
I! lull: ir'JIl E-y l'ir‘mli Urns. of
In!!! Xui'wifk. has .sir-u-ly live-n coin-
)l' no» 9. .\li'. ['W't‘fl" huprS io no-
(‘upy E‘l‘ :t-w lav-m» ll‘. allow two
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limui-i-u r» Sunivw :n‘unuc. who
arc (Him-w} in l‘.« Camp :21 llw ‘ml
(if lip» Ell'l-lL‘"; :irw organizing into a
group who will flulzt the further con-
ninum‘w 0" lliis p'm'c as a dump.
and, it is Expected. will take the mut-
Ier before the council to push
lhrotigh their plan {or doing away
with the clump.
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Fill'lill’l‘ plans ."nr lliv- "birth-lay
party" in it» held on \l’l-~lnes¢la_\‘7\w-zi-
ins. June: 14th. wcle made at the
JllcetiltL him }‘+l"l'tl.!_\' afternoon by
llhe mwmluw In" the \‘l'oxn‘v'i‘s A'X‘Jl-
iary (ii l‘lirist «"lrllrcfi. The nfi‘riii' wil?
be h‘an at the Fil‘li’l‘il and the mem—
I‘H‘S 4v llu 1mm}: .ui-- cmdlulli' innit-ll
”0 Jilli‘hil. “ill in" .“i l-«lloi't Ml—
lel‘lalmu-‘lit lrv la “(illnwcll ll}: :1 so in:
hour and lI-l'i~v.-limv lVlS'.
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Leslie Davis. son of Attorney and
Mrs. Len Davis of. Rowan Slrf‘i'f. is to
sail on Siltv.li'vl..i'. .liinr- 17. together
twill) a follow {lawman at Ynle. liar-
lcy Paul. for an (xtlnSlV-‘C‘ tour or
Europe. whirl: “ill lwsl all summer.
They will $.11] from Montreal. landing
at Glasgow. Scotland. From tin-r0
ll'icy wiil hike down through lhr coun—
Iry lo til» 'l‘iiulzies. They will (1'20 in-
clude Ilvlgium. France, Switzerland
and Alli-fllfl. i‘: tl.- latter place slaying
two W€‘(k$ as th? g‘dt'fitfi of Profrssor
Bowditch or Ya‘w. at his cotivge
the Austrian Tyrol. Then they will
return tothr- l‘niuid Slates on Septem—
ber 29. Attornoiy and Mrs. Davis will
accompany their son and Mr. Paul as
far as Lake Placid on ‘their trip to
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1 ROWA YTON
' 'Phone or wilt-e ‘r‘iewe item‘sul'o our
Damien office. Phone Darien 453.
Captain Charlvgs W'. Bell has been
making sexeral improvements on his
boat. the Sigvgan.
Several pieces of new shrubbery
are being placed about the palatial
home of James Farrell of Hickory
Fluff.
Another moonlight sail was enjoy-
ed last evening by James Desmond of
i'Rowayton avenue and a party of
blends.
Bowel Weed, who formerly con-
’ducted a store here on Rowayion
avcnue, has now Opened a. grocery
store in Bell Island.
Work on the
Tokeneke club
and it is believed that within a few
'(lays the court will ‘tie in condition
‘1ch playing.
tennis court of the
Many of the ships that have been
In the water at “'llson Point have
been removed from here. The re-
naming of the ships was supervised
by Captain Bloodgood, of Crocket
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The monthly meeting of the Row-
kyton Fire Department will be held
”(Malay evening in the quarters on
“Waylon avenue. Several
AHJJ’ ‘
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Vicentemplatlne'upon holding a
ital late in the fall. It is be—
' d that this subject will be thrash-
oul at the meeting.
-' lion the Child.
little girl who had recovered from
w the didn’t die of it. been.
~ not llke limo coughing
‘ on Transcript.
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is being completed;
1 1 months 1
,mb it was stated that the department l
hoopla; cough remarked that she“
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ROTON POINT
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George Delfenback. who conducted
the aeroplane wheel at the park, was
in New York city yesterday on husi-
neu. ,
Mrs. Parker .who conducts the Roll-
O-Racer at the park. has received a
new line of goods and always award—
ing them to the lucky winner with a,
cheerful smile. '
The Calvary Lutheran church of
Jcrscy City, will arrive at {he park
today. They will make the trip on
board the steamer “Sirlutk” Tomor-
row and Sunday will be unusually mg
days. as schn excui‘Slons are booked
to arrive at the park. ' .
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Ray Curtis of the American Tour-
ists game. disposed of the capital“
prize yesterday. which consisted of a
life size Kewple doll. In order to win
this doll. two coupons are necessary.
A complete linc of dolls has been re-
ccived and Mr. Curtis states that they
are going fast. . ‘
Nowlly night Will Do in session
every Tuesday cvcuing at Roton Point
Park with the exception of Tuesday.
June 2”. when the Norwalk police will
give u (lance. A special matiness per-
formance or dancing will Ue field lo-
morrow afternoon with Di Vito's or-
chestra furnishing the music. Mr. Di
Vito and the hays are becoming more
popular each day and evening with
the dancing public.
Yesterday heing one of the warm-
est days of thc mason. many people
came lo the park Sl‘l‘killg the shadi-
of the trees and enjoying the bathing.
A new novelty is living erected on tho
beach. known as “tho Giant Stride."
This attraction is uswl at Miami and
all the leading beaches in the South.
and Manager Bailey of ”10- bath:
house. is confident in saying that it’
will he of much interest on the bench
here. It is one of the best pieces of
mnchluery for cxvnisc and health
builders. The tool bath or rinsing
pool. constructed at the entrance or
the bathing casino is proving to be
popular. as it keeps much of the sand
out of tho houses. thereby enabling
the manazunmit to ki‘Q'D up lhg stand-
.nd» of cleanlincss. '
Camouflage!
A prominent citizen of .an Ohio
cown is so sensitive about wearing a
wig that be carefully powders ills
tout lupcls with salt to give the lm-
presslnn lhnl lw suffers from dandruff.
romeo NoROTolvl
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Albert Lonchal: haswpurchased ‘a
new Cadillac limousine.
.fieveral new bounces lire to be
erected in the near future on Now-
ton Manor. Contracts are now be-
ing awarded for this work.
The monthly meeting of the Darlen
fire department. which was postpon—
ed. will be held Monday evening at 8
o'clock. daylight paving time. Every
Monday evening a meeting of the
Carnival Committee will be in (or-
mation. ’
With .the closing of the school
term Miss Eva Bostwick, who has
been principapl 6f th Darien Center
school for three years, will sever-her
connection with the local schools.
\Vhile in Damien Miss Boslwick has
made a huge number of friends both
among the children and parents. No
drum many will be sorry to learn
that she will not be here again next
Svptember when the local school
opens.
Ponlmaxter Fred Smith announces
several changes that will take place
in the Darien post office on Monday,
June 12th. They are as follows: Be-
ginning Monday. June 1201. train No.
ZR) goinxwest at 6:46 p. m.. will dis- .‘
ccntlnue carrying mall; train No.
287 goin west 1113535 p. in. will carry
mnll in place of train 289. Mail! will
close daily at 5:13 p. m.. going west
and at. 6:15 p. m going east. Owing
to the fact of this change the Darien
post office will close at 7 p. m.. in-
stead of 7:30. All time mentioned is
huseil on daylight saving lime.
CONGREGATIUNM;
NOTES.
CH PRC}!
At a business meeting of the
church held last Sunday evening.
plans were submitted by the parson-
azv building committee and wore
formally accepted. The house com-
p19“ is wilhln the neighborhood of:
89.9"». It will be of colonial design
and as soon as all the bids are in,
Work will he commenced on the con-f
svruction. Ry ‘volr- or the church.l
Sunday evening. the Sunday eveningi
preaching aerlct" will close with Sun-
day's scryice until the third Sundayi
i’l Svplcmbcr. The Christian En-
.ieuvor service will continue. however.
probably beginning at 7 o'clock and:
*0 these services llie. older people are_
most cordially united. Sunday is
cl: hlrni'n day. therefore the morning
senlce will he devoted to the child-
rml. This: has alwnyw been an on-
ioyablc lag-nice and it is believed that
pipe.
id) in
it «am he the some'thb mil. spite.
of the. handicap of the measles epi-
demic. Parents desiring to have their
children baptized may have it done
at this time. The C. E. topic for
Sunday evening will be “Tenn Work
and Hindrances,"' with ”Stephen
Wood as leader. The item of future
meetings will be decided upon at this
mee‘lmg. As this Sunday evening
will be the last preaching serviced“
is hoped that a large attendance will
be prescnf. The pastor: will speak.
Tre'ladies' Aid Society is planning
a cakceaie to be held sometime this
month. The church organizations
are making good progress and are
paying off the pledges made.
A delightful dance was held last
evening in the Noroton Center fire
ht use. Previous to the dance a short
enlertainment was enjoyed. The hall
was attractively decorated for the
occasion with streamers. Inger-son's
orchestra. of Stamford. furnished the
music for the. occasion.
Eminent Counsel to Appear
in Telephone.Rate Case ‘
Continued from Page One.
attorneys in their professional fields
two. of them have gained political
emmence. Judge Honey was former
Cc nnecticut National Republican
Committeeman and Judge Cal-mi
Thompson of associate counsel for
the plaintiff, is: looming up as one of
the principal fizur-Esf‘ln the Republi-
can gubernatorial race of Ohio. He
was formerly trcasurcr of the United
Staten President J. 'l‘. Moran of the
Southern New England Telephone Co.
is himself a lawyer of statewide “rc-
Judge William F. Tammany,
corporation counsel of the City of
Norwalk will appear with counsel for
th : plaintiffs on behalf of the city.
The (use has been pnding {or some
time. during which Mr. Gallnher has
decline-.1 to pay for telephone cerv-
iccs at the rate prex'nlling in Nor-
walk. After the appeal was taken
from the Order of the Public l'till7
ties Commlsetion. finding thc existing
rate reasonable. Judge Honey argued
a notion to dismiss the case before
Judge Howard S. Cums. now a Jle-'
lice of the Supreme Court of Errors.
Tm? motion was denied and the case
at! dawn for trial. Attorneys for
both the plaintiff and the defense
made clear lzi their statements to the
that they view the case from
the point of principle rather than the
amornt involved.
Sum-a! interesting: {eaturcs of
telephone sonic-x will be inquired in—
to during the lriuL. Anions: thesc'
will he the system of zone rare-s and
the advance payment of telephone
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$1.98 to $2.75
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The Balance of our stock
of high class SUITS,
COATS and'WRAPS, for-
merly to $65.
SATURDAY
Closing Out
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Ginghams 1
voiles, Orgnndies,
Dotted Swiss '
Always favorites. always de-
pendable, always wearable,
you will want one or more of
these, surely, at this price,
which sets a new record-—
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TWEED SUITS 3?
f : Left, Values to $25
_ $9.95 ‘
rental-s. It a the operation of the
zone rates .. under which Mr. Galla-.
her was asked to pay 50 per cent.
more for net-vice than some other
reads-lite of Norwalk that started the
litigation. _ Mr. Gallaher, in his com-
plaint of suit, attacks this system
and “is base telephone rates out of
pa portion to a valuhtion of the pro»
petty and a fair return.
It_ is expected that several public,
seruce corporations will be represent—
e-l gt the trial. ‘AWhile none but the
Tea-phone Co. attorneys will parti-
cipate the issues are such, most of
the companies will watch the progress
of the case through the court or
record and later through the Court
FRIDAY, JUNE
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0‘ Errors, it is ex ~ \‘\-—xn. -
. . . peeled for an 11 _ ‘x
Dual will be taken from Judge “~01“fo hum M m Mini. ..§
demsion in order {8 get ‘a final 1mm: 1.05:, .11.“, .. , ' 11,111.11
prr‘ratlon of the law by the highest of‘ :1 ;\-_ H, 1 .. ,1 1r
tribunal of the state. . '33.] .i'.‘."\'.f , . i ., ..
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We street. 8" an Italian turning a {‘11-‘11}(«314:1 » . , _
peanut roaster. She stood looking at k 1 1,113.,7‘ ’ ' ‘7 '
u ”“1"" $00k her head and said: m: 3.71". -. .
‘No, I shan’t give you any money for
one]: music an that. I can’t hear any of
the tunes. and besides it smells as if
there were something burning inside i”
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SILK DRESSi-I
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