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night 01 Go Coxc (menu: an.
)3: hohday in Xe“ Iliuupe‘n:
‘Y Mr. and Mrs. 1:51.. T. )icz'
DOT? into their law hum-
.vcnuc today.
The July meeting of ‘~
look :1 :2! Ladder Cr.
. acid on Mozt'a) ((R'l
3.! the. quartz rs,t.1: \i'...
Llemlmrs of tit-- 62: :'
evening a“. ll... hm: -L.: .312
Boast-mam (<11! tn, '
nutty at Mar-.111 i .
Members 0:
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The» munl 11
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march “ml 1». 1".»2-‘2 mmv 1. 38-;-
3001:.
Both Sum?"
7.1a: Cali I".
fell wrt i;'-
n’ this city.
filled with ‘2 a
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A numb-1' o‘ l ~ 3. :
lent: my}. 'r- I; ;, 2:. . - --
the-m1111'..»3 ;.- .- . .- .
in the FHH '27.: S - 't ‘ ‘. l'
was bed-'1‘ -l s. 2;. ' . ' ;' ' '
was 93:11? ‘.‘.- ?:‘1.--
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fill: «i:-'»‘:. :' -.: '
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noon. h.:~i c:‘.~'
Lure helorms .
:xmi their-'1‘ Ic- «
believe-d: . ‘
the best 0.
yarlure.
'sumlwr c' 7-H”
across t'rr 3-:1‘4- _-'. : ',-' ~ ' "
“peed. '
'rar'k.
‘6 f0"
most R;
W»? gab
not. hum-i .2 l . '; c -. : ' .'
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«mum's jury:
This 1: firm ':
want. goit; in”) ‘:;- r 2.
Square.
R0 WA 1753'
Mr. ar d Mrs.
Manon 3.1313-
‘rom Sew York cit.) (-
“'iilm
are wt? :t;:‘.
'1' 131'.
Indy 0: no-
.szgtr'»: is
hflda".
Mr. and Mrs. Edward \V’eiman 5p». :1'.
'hc Week end :15 the g'hriS. of Mr. and
Win. Frank B. \Y1ll1amscn of \Y-rst
Side avenue.
‘1'. and Mrs. I". (l.
of Logan Siren-t. an
L'Bomme-li» 11's son. W.
L'Homm";
emu-ruin... 5: Mr.
P. L'iiommr-
.ij; 1:.
dicta. of Oakland. 01112.. (Aer the
holiday.
Ice. Raymond. Strict ml Son.
Me 10-” Lorie-n.
I'm Leila Mosser. (:5 r-t' ‘73-: local
to.) estate agvnts “'21 .r: 0.31:9
“ruled on Rowmtrv: . r‘rfrts
thfl tales of real 9524:» 1:1 12»; com~
munlty has picked up coast-length: 0!
Into in spite of the irzi-,e~mer1z weather.
*
. A surprise party “as held Saturxi.1:—'
coming at the home of Mr. and .‘~l.:-.
Chrks Nasser of Vin-.1 :1: C011r'.t‘z:v’-
oceadon being Mr Moss—rs Hr!" '
During the exening dam 1rg was on-
191.4. which was foilovnd l») reinslp
mm. The guests inrludwl: Miss
“one Keane. Miss Alice Forsythe.
1“ Dolly Madison. Miss Flint. Mr.
. and Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. Edna IZogg-y‘
My Rosewater and Edward Givens.
no following is a. list of places that
been rented for the season:
Wile Smith plate. on West Side
tonne. to J J. Kcnnebue of \‘ew
Maw; Mrs. Preston Hart' 5 house.
j-on Ickinley place. to A. 1». Donald-
.m of Yonkers. N. 12: Mrs. George
L” place. on Brookaide avrmue Dar-
1... to Mrnand Mrs. D. D. Arthur.
In. Arthur is Miss Marie Cahill. who
D tell-known in the {hr atrzcal field.
Min and Mrs Ana. rew .Vli‘ is of
Myton avenue entertained iriends
'. over the week end.
Independence Day in Rowazvton was
436%th in the old fashioned way
last evening with a parade. which was
headed by the Rowayton Fife and
Drum Corps. The event brought back
thememories of the pro-war activities
do the residents of the community.
. The procesion started shortly after
' 12:80 o'clock from the Rowayton Hose
Company quarters and marched
through the town arr-hing back af
m Hose Company qua.rters.'1‘he par—
tmnts in the parade were the Drum
W the Rowayton Hose Company
and many automobiles. which were at-
tractivcly decorated with flags “any
of the marchers carried torches a? d
rod lights. which greatly ilmmnated
the streetl. After the 'parade the pro-
“on disbanded‘ at the company
garters. where refreshments were
jervcdfind another continuance of the
celebration started with the firing of
torpedoes and large cannon crackers.
The log cabins which were original-
bhtended for one in moving‘oictures.
are being demolished and purchased
lay local people.
ROTON POINT '
aspects: dance will be held this at-
n. at the dancing pavilion with
[will 1.»
Mrs. '
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f‘or:zectu1.t
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Mr. ..:'.-2 Mrs
and M». J.
among
£1230 .r :1
Jon: .1 Murray .mi
3?.“ l} 11- 1‘-
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Burn (-zu‘“.
Prom "-
mobile“. "CE--
(lay aI?>.-r'1c=c:,.
Firework-3
Alexariir Mama
has :1ccepfc-l :.
{or Mrs.
Ernest Lounsl-u
pk- arr-nut-
at Peach Lake.
: Poet re." ._d
2.9".” . kg
:5' ani 2.1mm. o!‘ Mm
are ry-ndmg the holiday
ling:-
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31?. Fits" Mme.
Tokeneko Flux-o'- Infi- r' rine ‘. last m. :1-
ing at the “We B'lm C1 if c
dinner ior‘s'ixt- w: gxsie. 11310 incl .1..-
cd Mr. 1 1:! Mrs. Ros Kipp Mr. an}
Mrs. Alfred Mach»: Mr. and Mrs. Har—
ry Parker. Lemuel Benedict. Mrs. Ger-
ald Geo-1210:: and Mrs. George McVeelV.
The funeral services of Mrs. Grace
Cushman, who die! suddenly Monday
mmztim; TTC'IH acute indigestion, will
he hr}! NVs'xETlSSday afternoon at 2
o'clock from ‘t. Luke's chruch. Noro-
ton ‘he He's. H. M. Dumbel! om-
Cia'nu: Mrs. Cushman is survived by
01“;- (laughter, OriSL and a iister. Mrs.
Moss. of .V‘utley. N. J.
The traffic on Soroton Hill was
greatlv congested yesterdm month-g
and it seemed that ewrr :10th xehi-
cle that operated on me highway was
stalled on the hill. The weekoend
traffic in Durien was also unusuall}
heavy as an average of SOU cars am
hour passed through the town in spite
of the hea-vy rain storm. An extra
trafl‘ic oficer was placed on duh? at
llansfiQLd a'enue and the Post read
as thi : corner is Lccoming more dan-
gerou 5 each day.
If the weather man will abandon the
carnival grounds long enough this aft-
ernoon the Darien Fire Department
basehall tea m «will stage a. great game-
01‘ ball clossing bats with the No“-
walk A. C. Rev. E. T, Schaflner. pas-
tor of the Darien Methodist church.
will pitch for the local boys. and it is
sold that he has much confidence in
bringing them to victory. The renew '
lineup of them - -
Main (’1rvu~
the cn-r'ur- :01
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4:44, 5: 56x. 6: ("Bx 6:12 1:02; 7:08,
9:05x 9 4’3,11:37x.
SO. \OR“ALK TO NEW HAVEN
an .-:;r
‘ ‘ 11:03.
Th omns MCC1 rty of
P. M.—12:20. 2:31x. 8:21. 4:21.
5:23 6:07, 8:13, 11:18:, 11:26x,
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' Sunday.
A. M.—6:43, 8:02. 9:19. 10:10;
11:08.
P. M.:—1 07x. 2:31x. 3: 42!. 582:.
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WEST POI? T
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a rumier of good times
71g 132i gmhrs “1.:
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El l'lil'IIVlI Jl‘NI‘. nth. 1922.
(final-n) Standard Time.)
NUR‘N‘ALK T0 SEN" YOILK
8:212, 9:413.
1):“,
A. M.-—5:02. 6:15. 8:02, 9:20; 9:52.
5: 48. 6: 07:. 7:23x. 8:13. 9:10x. 11:18:,
11' .28x. 1:. 08:.
$01.11! XOR“’ALR T0 DAIVBCRY
Duly
A. M.—4. 54. 8: 08.
P. M.:—-12 25,12:54 (S). 1: 45 (S).
3::230.4 “’7 (Ex. 8) 5:26
A. M.—8: 25 9: 29.
P. M.——1:15, 6:20.
NEW YORK 1‘0 SO.
Dally
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8:15x. 8: 24x, 9:06.10:00:. 11: 08.
11:45: (S).
P. M.——12:06. 12:15 (S). 12: 85 (53.
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Sunday.
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9: 03:. 10: 001:, 11: 10.
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4:25: 5: 00:. 6: 00x. 7: 01:11. 8: 00:,
9:00x. 10:10x. 10:13; 11:00:.
NEW HAVEN T0 SO. 3‘0me
Daily
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8: 45, 10: 00 11:19x, 11:54.
P. LI.—-12:52x. 2:53; 3:22. 4:22x,
5:05; 8:15;, 10:41:.
Sand: .
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A NVonderful Double Surprise
By Thornton W. Burgess
Sorpr‘iscs may be dz'eodfai; ,
Again they my be sad.
The only kind at all u'exi'tft while
Arc {host that mix you giad.
—White‘foot the Wood Mouse.
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Back in the home. which the rJn-L
away little House had left were,
sorrow and worry. Hrs Whimroot‘
would not leave the three 0:212: little ;
lice for fear that one of these might
wonder 0'." l and be come 1 ast. so Waite-A
foo! went 316:: c bun: n; for . 1‘. s‘
l: itle son. He hunted everywhut he
(ml-'1 think of, but not a no ('u of kin:-
dzd he find '
Now. of course Wlxitefoci knc's' all
“ne- dangers of the Great World, and
‘19: kmw that there was Tor) title
chance that a little Mouse who knew
nothing about these. 5:111ng and how
tn meet them would 2' re 2.0m; He
kept Luntmz and hunting. but from
the first he had vet} little nope. a‘zd
h1< hour: was filled wvi'. Sadnflfié.
He round the tracks of Both-r Bear.
fie fray-d “here Bus‘ur ‘
r. sun: p to pit-:25 and when» ‘rc .
pa ed over an old i052. ha 53!". 'I-sd
the scent Roddy Pox had loft. in he
L's'n mind he was sur-a that rzt'mgr
Buster or Raddy had caught tric— 111112
runaway.
h...i
”No,
“I tram: to go home?”
No?” cried the little? runaway,
Her-“E; looked cverywhrre he could
flank of. Whitefoot at la:t.g"a\’€' up
'91-: hunt. “it is of no use to ban:
2-: Fur." said Whitefnoi :c- himself.
'Tla‘. pot-r Lttle fellow didn" X. WW
.1 rn'lc hiding: p!acc. iie didn't
Her. K" w when to 61: still am: “has
it: run. There isn‘t a chance in the
'nrld that he could ham: escaped.
Why couldn't be have waited until I
could have taught him the ways of
(Pu- (Qn'at World?"
New 2! happened that whcr. at last
Wharf-mt stopped hummg for the
lost int}? Moore be was. not for {rum
his. old home in 1 tall. dead smb. He ““3“?-
Thc huh-
He had hear.
kiln.
asleep.
the old stub.
touched the lit: 1.- Sgt-flu“!
of fright.
Then he saw who
was tired and so decxdcd to run over he k'95:": '3??an 0““ ‘i‘i (“"35 'Bow
is that OH 11119 and rort awhtle in ever did you {ind m: .
the for soft 15 he had thvre before Whiirfoot didn't tell him that it
cairn: back’ to tell lzttic Mn “711:" wins chance. lnttcnd he mode the
$.12: he hodn: found the; r ins: Sure runsaay tell him all about 5:5
son 50 he ran ou-r i1 t'ilc sulvcnuanw and how he happened to
. Jun! stab and Rip i: t1 2:. E"- 5c in that old house. Which-ct
tmnc- to tho! hollow win ch him been iwtencd gravely. “(hen the little
lug hur'zc “khan: pnzrmc an m- runaway had emit»! his wtnry White—
ntan: l'r: popped ins: cl". You see he Eco: and softly. "Now inst you an
vac sauna I'm-re wu no one else there,
~l‘.‘ ever :bcre was I surrzlh'cd' Wood
3?ri that one. 315 N'N‘bit'fooz when
liq? \lI‘CO‘Uf‘rC‘d that there was some one
-wnl=t to stay."
"I was! to go hams.
11". has Md. His 1105? told ha...”— of the Great Wag-M I want to. I'll
{Ea-:13; ”3;; it was” ”2112!er “02d now-r. ncvrr leave home min.’
. ou-c. an 2- was a preparvc to. .c 1'. h: “2: t , T W. 8“
very angry and to drive that other ‘ ""4" ‘ ‘ ‘ 1' ’
7674i Mouse out. But if he was sur- 1
rnsc-l 2.; find anolhcr NN'ood Mouse in
then, 5211‘. try to imagme how much 'co
more surprised he was when be dis-
covered that it “as his mm lost little
M0219 was still (as!
so tired out
that he hadn‘t wc‘xvficd at the sound
a! NN'hItcfoot's claws as he climbed
Ncn no ntly “'hitefoot
His eyes
flew npcm and he grow. a l: .u: squeak
had awnkened
him and hie summer was as great as
had been \N’hiiefqu's. and his joy urns
"Oh. I'm so glad. so glad!"
out in tho Great World I suppose you
“No, no!" cried the little runaway.
I have area 3.1
The next story: “The floppy Home—
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.-.3 Mrs. Cheney is an American ciiiz-
:nnncmimhr wpremmtions to
Mexico
the? RH rdrn r
punishmi.
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ROBBED HIS BIZVIZFACI‘OR
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ren’s Society took Joseph in hand ami'
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l'rnm ‘ltv hr} {my
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