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EAS T NOR WALK
Arthur nt'l‘l‘s and family have mov-
fl to Elton place from Stamford.
A. Hickman and family have mov-
ed from tlu Si-cond district to East
’verme. 2 ~
The lloys' chill “ill mcct tomorrow
five-fling zit. tlw East Avenue M. E.
church.
The Girl's club will hold the. first
Ins-cling in nyo-l‘ a. month at. the East
Avenue .\l. l-:. church this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. \\'cimans of New
Iork city have ariv‘red at theirsum-
mm- homc ill. Marvin Beach for the
peason. 9.2.;
Mr. ani \f 1. ii. J. \\'illiius Jf \Vm-
field Hil'u'i lun- rcturnvd to their
home :il‘le-r a \vook spout at Atlantic
City. '
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,.
Mr. nix-i Mrs. .ln [us if. Little of St.
John Stl't‘l'i'. 'l'hiwl district. spent yes-
terday in .\'My Haw-u. cclcilratint: the
ninth nuniu l'sury m‘ tlwir man'idgv.
Tilcrc will h5- an important meet-
ing of the Sunday School Board of
the East Jun-nu“ M. E. church at.
the church tomorrow evening.
W. A. ill-id is (nturtaining Err. and
Mrs. Itnymnn‘l A, \ansh ot‘ JolmsOn
City. 'I‘cnn.. ill in: home here for sew
eral \vm'lw. liv‘ i‘t'illg‘ tho father of
Mrs. ‘VLIlbh.
The momiwm of the Sunday school
at Christ iiisr‘opnl church. will go 'to
fioton l'oiul. aboard special trolley
cars for lhv-ir annual picnic tomor-
row. The curs will lvnvo
Hanl‘ord
switch at 0:3H o‘clock. (l). T.) ‘
About :13 mvml-ers or the Epworth
3mm. and lln-n‘ i'ril-mis vnjoyv-l n.
Irankfui'tcr roast on the beach at
Calf l‘aslurv- on Saturday afternoon.
1he affair living a most enjoyable
one. Sound wont in swimming.
Mrs. Thrown: .1. Rough of Struwlwr-
Ty 'llill 2" is i‘t'l‘l)\l‘l‘ili;l' from the
«2mm 0: ill‘lllw s. contusion: Jilli incor-
alious sihlninwl on Saturday morning
when .«lu- “us Yiiagm-d for n ccuslch
crahlo' (“slum-r- by n liril'cr which imit-
4'd away ullrn .‘iih‘. Krozh. who “as
lrmiiug: on a lulltt-r. slumlila-cl i'l‘ui
fell.
3"
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A son “1.x horn yesterday morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Stunlvy Carp-inter.
ll llclls plum". llw child wclghlng'
S 142 pounds. 'l‘o toll which is the.
proudwsl. Stanley or ll. liurr Ilench.
'who is .‘l :z'runcll’athvr for the first.
almc. is a lmrd mum-r to determines
Mm. “annuity-r. who was .l'lol'merly.
Miss Gladys llvach. is doing nicvly
m.- is
,M'asti-r (‘urpr-nlcr arrived as :1 well-
ding rrzsrnt lor his l‘axlht-r and math-5
I-r. who also ('t'hl'lll‘fltt‘l’ thf‘ir first:I
modding . anniversary ysterday.
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Must: l' i..ll‘i Slnnlvy C(11‘DGIli’l‘l'.‘
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0m- ol‘ tiil' noynltics cnfi‘iyod
1hosc. who went to Cali Pasture.
beach yvslvgulay, :lllm'noon. was ai
radio (‘Ollt‘t'Y‘L A local amateur. with:
several friends. brought his outfit to
who bench. riced an antvnnn lwtwccn‘
a trcc and tho auto. put his yaccum!
mubo set on the running board of the
car and “tum-«i in" to Station “Hz:
at Newark. whore Knnlor Bernard!
Woolf or Nuw York. was singing.’
The (‘Ol'll‘t'l‘i was greatly (-njoyl'wl.
and it is vvxpr-cieii that, ha! owner of
Rho set will go to Gulf Pasture some
afternoon this work. rig the set and
1.th stay thcrc until the. concerts
have ended at night.
R0 WA YTON
Miss I'lltanor Hill, of Logan Place,
has recovervd from her recent jiix‘\’2.‘.
Mrs. Ethel Gordon of New York
city was a. recent visitor in town.
Mrs. Stephen Pardoe of “'cst Side
é
ic-rmed. Lester's many friends hope
f‘r‘ his. speedy recovery. ‘
Benjamin \Valferhouse, formerly of
Stamford. is now residi’ins on 42nd
and Crockett streets. where he will
run a poultry farm in conjunction
with his duties at. Baton Point park.
Mr. \V’alterhouse purchased his stock
from Air. Deal. at \Vcstnort.
A miniature,- Niagara. Falls attracted-~
hc attention of motorists yesterday
when passing over the \Vhite Bridge.
V0: for several months has this fall
been so poyverfui as it was yesterday.
following; the heavy rain storm of Sat-
urday try-suing.
An important meeting oi the Sun-
day school board 61‘ the Methodist.
l'iilllt‘il will he hold this turning in
tho parish house at 2:45 (D. S. 'l'.)
I: is hoped that all officers and Sun-
..ny .w-honl luncherr. will her present-
.\l this mewting special arrangement;
will be completed by the. Christian
Endeavor Society or the Baptist
church and tho l-Tznvorth League .of
the Methodist church. for union serv-
ices.
ROTON POINT
EXCIIRSIONS FOR .1114".
\V‘itii the second month of the real
summer season about to commence
:hwn- arc more than 35 excursions
hoolu-«i to Visit tho, park during the
month of July. During the present
month 4-1 r-xcursions arrived by boat
:mrl runny by special bus service. The
{allowing is lhc list for the month of
July with tho (inception of a few wlm
haw no: lmvn fully decided upon at
:hii- (latex giving. (into. name of or-
gnnizaiiou. number oi” people and
boat. follows:
Jul}: l—»— l'ictoriul lieviow employer;
1.5m»; Sirius.
July :- —G:aco Evangelist Lutheran
church; (Elm; (lssining.
July 2-»uitaliun Navy League; 400;
Ailialliiur.
July 2—- Talbot. Camp; 60”; Sragatc.
July 2~lx y Republican Club of New"
York city; 550; ()ssining.
July :l——l.ieulcnaut‘il. I). Cronin
post ol‘ rm‘ National liiwiblud Soldicrs'
Imagnv; 1.010“; Pocahontas.
July 4—'I‘h(-0ulorv Room-volt Lodgv.
.\'o. 1:74. i. U, H. rt: 40“; Miramar.
July :i—(‘illllcii ot’ i-lt. Rita; 51m;
Nassau.
July 6-~l in \‘spring Prcshyicria n
church. Yonkers: 1.1m“: Sirius.
July 7 -— l llivut Congregational
Sunday school. Bridgeport: by trolley.
July TA—Sccond Congregational
Sun-i'iy school. Grm-nwich: by trollcy.
July 3»—-}‘:n]llil‘l‘ City itrbvccn
Lodgw. l. (l. (l. l-‘.: 60!); Seagatc.
.Izilv‘SlA llm-th Jerusalem Mizrachi;
600: Nassau.
Jul}. 1.-.- i’oung Folks Hebrew l.eag4
no; lino; Mirumar. .
July lleL. John's Lutheran.
church; 1.80”: Sirius.
.lulj. 1344A” Souls Luthcrn church.-
1.9‘m; Sirius.
July ivi~Swedish
you Adolphus church: 1.6H0; Sirius.
July iii—Hahne 6: Co. employcs.
'fcw days for a grand opening of this!
' painted.
Lut hr ran. Gusta- '
While at the park‘the..usua.l athletic
sports were participated in By the ex.
cursionists as well as a baseball game..-
Tomorrow commence: the season
(or Sunday school 'ptcnic‘s at’the park
and the first local picnic will be that
of Christ Episcopal'ch’nrch of East
Norwalk. In conjunction with this
picnic the First Congregational
church oEStamford will 2mm hold
their annual outing at. the park. For
the remaining days 0: June theré arc
Sunday school picnics scheduled for
each day. ‘ '
The regular weekly “Novelty lNltes"
will again be resumed starting tomor-
’rowmight/in the dancing pavilion of
the park. This feature was opened on
the 13th of the mOnth. but due to the
fact that the Police Pension Fund of
Norwaik held ‘a dance last Tuesday.
row evening's feature will be "The Old
Fashioned \Vaitz” contest. Special
numbers have been arranged for the
occasion and everyone will “be given
an equal chance to participate in the
event as neutral judges will preside.
The first prize will consist of a silver
loving cupflivhiie the second prize will
be a silk umbrella.
BELL ISLAND
\Villiam Payne. the special Bell.
Island officer. was on duty yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Canty en-
tertained at their home over the
week end for friends.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. “‘Pcdc. of;
Rutherford, N. J., have opened their.
home on Summit avenue for the sea.-
son.
Dr. and Mrs. P. Elmer Johnson. of
Todd Cottage. are in Nn-w Hampshire.
where thoy will remain for a few_
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W'iliiam W'right and:
daughter. Mrs. Fred Houston. roturm.
01 last Friday. from Europc on the
Olympic. Miss Ruby i‘wvddlc. a
niece of Mr. “fright. also returned to
the states on the same ship. ,
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The first. annual meeting of the'
licll Island Club company will be held
in the club house Saturday. July 13!.
at 4 p. m.. to listen to the report at
the officers and other business that;
may come before the mvetinx. At thiso
meeting nine directors will also be
appointed.
The water sports committee of tho
Hell Island club will arrange within a.
forrr of sport. it is expected that
the best program over presume-ii will
ho in line at this time. The pier of
the club is being repaired and re-
Thc regular weekly donor of the
it'll Island Club was held Saturday
cycninrr in tho club house with an
unusual largo attendance. Thorn were
Ncwurli; 1.9m; Sirius.
July lG-—-Sou5 of Norway; 600:
Nassau.
July ill—Manhattan Court. No. 15.
2‘. of A.: 400; Miramar.
July iii—Daniel Carpenter
F‘. & A. .\l.; 600; Ossining.
July Isa—Piano clun of New York
city; Seagute.
Lod ge,
July is Rapid Addressing Ma-
chino Co.: Sirius.
July lilwwilelicntcssen Ilvniers Asso-
ciation. N. Y.; film; Scagatc.
Jul: I'm-Ail Saints Sunday school
of Great Neck; 60”: Nassau.
July ‘_"_'-—Wurren Nash Motor Car
(30.; (lssiuing.
July 22—A. I. Nnmm & Son cm—
ployes. Brooklyn; Sirius.
July 23~Gristede Bros.. Vow York:
in: special motor buses.
July 253-——Corp. T. Raymond Nulty
Post. No. 472:; 60"; Nassau.
July ilk—Hang Luck Association:
Lino; Taurus.
July 23-—Summorfield M. E. Sunday
name was a visitor in New York city
today.
Eddie Young of Cro( kctt street. the
vocalist of ill Vito's orchestra, is sut-
Ierinz from a severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs. (J. L. Noxon. of P.0-
tartar avenue. spent the week-end
at their farm in Weston.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Needles of Mcm'
Xiniey place entertained friends lrom
New York city over the week end.
Although the traffic over the week
«and was unusually heavy. no accidents
were reported by the local authorities.
Mr. and Mrs. George 0. J. Lam-
'here of Hartford. are spending a
tow «lays with Captain Danie! P.
Wicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lobb, of West
side avenue, entertained friends
a? New York cit)? over the week
an
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Scofleld
and family of Rowayton avenue at-
tended a supper and dance Saturday
evening at the Bridgeport Yacht club.
'.-'.
.n untilstone has Rmie‘eil 4)
vnrk on his atom situated at ‘he
White bridge. The building will be
used as a ganoline station and a
grocery store.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Flint have
utrrned from their recent'tri'p to
, Ergland and “Tales. and .areeoccupy-
‘hm thcir home- in Rowayton avenue
tor the summer months. -
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bevington.
a daughter June. of the' Panama
Ml Zeno. are spending the sum-'
.m- with Mr. and Mrs. Jess 1m.
I! Highland avenue. “
' I .
Tho Enworth League of the Rm-
lln Methodist church announces a so-
dahlc for Wednesday night. June 28.
Jolly time is promised to everybody.
school. Port Chester; trolley service.
July 29 Neptune Meter Company.
Loni; Island City; 1.5%; Sirius.
July filo—Marquette Council. K. of
C.: 600; Seagate.
July 30~Nerseman Lodge. No. 878.
& A. 51.: 600: Nassau.
F.
The fruit store at the park was again.
in operation over the week end. and
will continue to be {or the remainding
meek ends of the summer.
The Los Angelou Floating Fish.
which has been at the park for more
than a week. is prdving to be a. very
:popular form of amusement with the
public.
Today the Curtis High school of
:Staten Island is scheduled to appear
at the park. Although nothing delin-
lte was learned. it was stated that
while here a baseball game of unusual
type will be, played on the local dia-
mond” ‘
Cliflord (Hop) Benedict «The Life
Saving staff at the Dark each. as rel
two features to the ‘atl'air. they
bring the lucky number dance“ for
adults and the lucky number dance
for children. The adults' prize dona-
ted by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark.
was won by Ralph Sullivan and Path
nio McGowan. The children's prize
was won by Catherincfimi vaell
Hughes. This was donated by Mr.
and Mrs. S. It. Swanson. Krarncy'o
orchestra. of S’amford, furnishoti the
music tor the occasion. Commencing
\Vrdnvsday. July 5th the regular
\vu-ki‘.‘ display of moving pictures
will hr in lino with' the other social.
notiviiics.’ The entertainment com-
mittee of the club had been looking
forward to holding a uarn dance on
the cw of the Fourth of July. but
11:: so many of the-Club members do
not arriyc until a few days before this
date it. would cause much confusion
in preparing the affair. However. the
committee will arrange for a dance
of the same form before the close or
the nee-on. Another regula- danca'
will be held next Saturday evening.
indium-n- You «”0906 M.
Canaan—Foaling wit won m m
leg-led wimp ask! remarks that and
wouldn’t my 130'th m in 1!.
world. 3
Say “Bayer”.and Insist! '
has had little uii‘flcul with the
throngs that patronize the beach. Mr.
people are under the impression thatY
the water is cold. but he lays it isn't.
' Mrs. Harry “Parker. who continual
-*he Rnil:0~Racer. has received a new
"inc 0f Hoods which are going fast.
One of the features of her concession
has horn that 01‘ theualking and talk-
‘ing doll. which for the put
months in the leading cities has been.
a big seller. '
mi
wins}
the i
Scandinavian Lutheran Circuit 5
League of New Jersey. on the steamer'
Taurus; Mu Sign: Society \Df‘ Nev.“
'iYork city. steamer Defining: Rosema-
fies-en Society. New York city. steamer;
Smithfiéld: and the Young Folks
)ea'gue. steamer Pontiac. 2 ~ ’ V
, Sunday tour'boats arrived it.
pic:- of the amusement park, bri
the following organizations ”for
'day:
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~. means boys and girls. youn
. um. mums. {fiends mid all others.
Gone. come come! , .
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The week endat therparkflmscf
unusual menu: from Mauritania
us well a the memoir 19:3 "
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Benedict says that a majority of thei
fowl.
int-ammonia sen bottles of 'N and?
”if
Say “Bayer" and Insist! —
Unless you see the name "Bayer"
on package or on tablet: you arena:
getting‘the genuine Bayer product i
l prescribed by W .oser trough.
two years and proved safe by millio
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this affair could not be held. Tarpon."
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