W
“was born on Saturday 1') Mr.
Vthan Lang 0: For: Polnt
a st'ijfi
rams. 11.13 again anchored on?
condition of Mrs. Franklyn G.
'11: reported as being very much
.1»:
mating of the Boysf club of the
‘ Episcopal church will be
this evening in the cl: arch.
W W. Raymond of Myrtle
' as resumed his 13:13:93 with the
1k Tire and Rnbher Compaxy.
_ ”fit-u May Amundsen and Elisa Hei-
My: who have Ewen x , ing- :1
nt' Banal. have remrnod Rome. ‘
mamaay reboot of the East Ave-
., ‘11. E. chart}: will pit {”0 at Roam:
Mt. The special car will 113:1.9 the
arm!
. ”022‘?! “.2385
WQ. athlf {if flpQr4‘q
.. at 5: 3'1
. the dar.
93'a
32rd at a terrir'
Mt ramp mr- inhaht .
Wughfare are} g”. .1133: (23:20:15.4
file flinging and yelling of auto 122.2 :ies.
5 :jy'
Harvey ’1‘. 'fi kite appears to have
firmed up quite a 2193;119:131"??sz agita—
that (war the posting a: 131»: :am thor-
“filtrates; at Seaside Place Those
Who have been using the streets for
{In last thirty years were under the
Mansion that they were on public
domain In all probabi lit? a law suit
{will be necesssar; before a clear title
1, will be determined
. The interesst being {El-it‘ll in ‘1»: East
‘Norwalk Yacht Club this season and
the large number of boats a: the
muttering; is causmg many of the
members to revise the talk gal-om sp-
curing the properly occupied by them
If. present and erecting a. creditable
flu!) house. if a pull was marlfi in that
direction there isnt any doubt about
film nasal 1.
R0 WA Y TON
Edward H‘elfant has tau: :1! has
mules with the Peoplt 5 (:101111 :.'C or: 1-
my of nowayton 'zucnuf'.
Mr. and Mrs. P. .\I. \cer'?€3 of 3:1?-
Kinloy place. entertainvd hi». WIS mom
New York city over the meek 1:1«1
Starr Bowler rs having hi wn
a gen
fixed that met with a slight accident
fiatnrday Evening in South Norm-Elk.
mks Dorothy Hart of New York
it: mndparrnta Mr and Mrs Pl‘f's—
Mn Hart of McKinle} plact.
Mrs. Arthur Crockett o: ROHZlytvfin
mane received word last eve-r 511g of
“the death of her brother. Dank! P.
mWeu. who died at his late
We, 20 Rowan street East Norwalk.
The annual picnic and outing of the
“ethodist Episcopal Sunday sch 'ml is
1. held today at Pleasure P. em
, trip is being made by special trol-
William J. Bowman is spending the
,thfllubat the Y...M C. A.
‘p‘. Hohawk. thchfleld Conn. The
are having a. fine tlme. as they
enjoying all kinds of sports.
and Mm Francis Arthur Dog-
‘1‘ What! avenue. entertained
fling! Hrs. Anthony Abarno of Rye.
Mr. Abamo is manager of the
glitch Opera orchestra of New
. e Oliver Clarkpof Roway—
We: the credit for mak~
‘ investigation and arrest in
Quilt! tenement here Sunday
he polioe headquarters. Here
pinned under a bond of
mm by his uncle,
- tau-nee; of Norwalk.
been muting
be case from a
r people interested.
> ’&NOR0 TON
*x. senile“, of Old King’s
‘ fig driving a. new Marmon
ML of Richards avenue and
out, who owns and con-
m Berle-n Boarding K’ennels is
and painting his house.
in "Dirien this summer.
' (in Railroad avenue
‘ Afternoon she was or. er-
rostmdster Charles W.
, Railroad avenue, c‘om-
W We vacation yester—
With and family will spend
the time in Amherst.
th's relatives.
' in again tl‘ie center of in-
three automobiles fill
doclm'd to earnp
probably change
mm or the Nomad}: canary
‘ beards:
' {'x‘ezfiitg‘s gzzti'rta
my men: the "week is :21... «mm ,. '1
rated that h} .s musible total: at:
aid at which marred near finish;
'Eri go, Sawing exerting. when ihé'
acciéezi’t oceans-d he abandoned.
Ford
since.
The Chart-S séht’z‘él EEn'iéé Leagtle
of St. Luke’s church pres-entefl two
prams:- ent fairy stories in panfofiiime.
last evening. at the rut-152i house- of
Rt. Luke‘s: church. ’I’iié'y were: “Lit-
339 Rod Riding Hood" and “The Elf
and the Shoemaker." The afif'afir was
we?! attend-211. RF the‘t‘rb'tiééis Err-'10
be sent to young bog“ as: :3 girls in
Gnammmmo. 012133. The chit iron
'w'zrr assisted in the program by Mia-
‘95 Dorothy Muller. Lucy Oldrin and,
Edith‘ Ilumheil. Raymond Goalie!"
fi'nderei solos. aceomxmaied by Mrs.
bGMh'E'!‘ at the piano. Much credit is
«1319.0 Miss. Annie Taylor who conch-
" ‘ children; '35:;- Walmslry. am
who Irma-1'95: the sat-grief}: and
31:1)" L. Sr'ith, who had ‘charge of the
tout.
the
ail—1:45;
RC) TON POINT
of X: w York city.
. : ppf: trance
. .1: “thing on the Samuel-
1.:1' 3‘:
' 1» mrm‘oers and
Dealers‘
. for théir an-
n'm‘ “martian. .5 trip. will be
male on the 319211215: Sgagato.
Another Excursion if»: g is schec]-
202' today. is the Ray?“ Address-
81" and, has not Meagan ,r,”
. Eyron ”it 13:31:». who Shem
meek and with Alt. rind 312's. C
Thrown. has returned to his‘ homo;
.r'Sherwood Smith. was 1's. rig-to“;- [in
of golf:
f Grange: and Donald McLaughlin
were visitors at the Westport Country
club, where they are receiving instrnc-
fiansdn golf. .1.
Steward W. C. Simmons of the club
house. was busy yesterday cleaning up
sexeml pieces of dead shrnbberv near
the tennis. court. ‘
The beaches on the island were well
patronizgd yesterday afternoon, prim
1:11.931: with €23!!de who fid much
enjgyn'fent in playing winter baseman.
Miss Mary Batimer is vigiting {or a
few r'days‘with Mr. and firs M. F.
Bella}: Hrs. Reilev entertained yes-
of her gm-..
Sc't‘éral piles of ashes. Cinders
and
sand am‘ in m‘idenco at the bridge
leading to Summit avg-nun 'They wiil
136139365 for building the proposed
concrete x'alks.
T. A. Crimmons. who has built the
litre? new lionsées facing the Sound.
states that in the earis' fall he will
commit-nee work on a if“? more. of
211659 hubgalowa.
Th? residents of Bell IEland arche-
comlng more aggrm'atrd' each day
6:11:01“...- co' 3725 an opportunity to
T‘ni' mural-(1:: ”Sox‘éklly
rr? Car-'1 {i1h‘j'ilda'lcé 0: 1111;
part of the season it
1062:? b‘filéfi'h '1':
.' of a lamb
HARBOR , VIE W
'esimg ganle of 2“Crokz§'y"
or: 112: lchxo.lgdr lawn on
Shout paying for
héfllfik.
was 3:.
521’ ruddy.
~——-—-—-fi-
Ilumor‘lms it That! Mr. See. now oc-
cupying the Chatterbox. has purchas—
ed the .‘HL‘COITUIACK cottage.
m the first victim of.
Local authorities
Mrs. ‘4". mm'. mother of Do: Stctu'er
land Mrs. Cousins, is the guest of Mrs.
Cousin :: 10:” Me week.
Al (‘tthfihdfi'f has mast'rcrl sallmg
{ml 11.:1'3'1: m; “'23 mm: mun pleas-
are with much enthusiasm.
3 M75 \Vorthman will
the ladies tea. this :gt’ftzznoon. am!
I); omlseb a good time to those that
will attend. At the last meeting Mrs.
Dunham was elected president.
2 Harry Peck has made some V91} in»
teresting improvements in his “allaz.
Several frlénds gathered on Sandor
and extended him Your congratula-
tion 5.
Tfie Saturday evening dance'at the
club was the most successful yet held
this season. .As a special attraction.
Min Marjoria Todebush. a. tiny
of seven. gave an_exl’.lbition of danc-
ing in a very novel and unique cos-
tume that pleased the vast assem-
blage. Her splendid efforts were re—
warded by much applause.
l
‘ Jnle Delmar. in chm-go of the photo
‘play attractions. signed a new contract
lwlth the “Famous Players." and Bar.
her View will have the, pleasure'of
‘enjoying Broadway's first run pictures
for the balance. of the season. Kath-
erine McDonald in» "Her Social Val--
ue," is the feature for Wednesday
evening. Carl Jackens will be at the
piano. ‘
club home were opened to Harbor
View residents on Saturday. fine lat—
ice work. too. was completed. and
added much. to the attractixeness of
the club" property. William ' Feather-
stén. chairman of the club grounds.
is to begcongramlated for his rapid
work. "Bill." as’ he is
known,“
on this attractive improvement, said
”Wait. I’mwn’ot throng-h yet.”
Rev._ Dr. iiicdln ‘Caswell. 1717110 Aw'illw
impersonate, "Abraham Lincoln" at
the,
erahle trouble locating an old fashion-
"I in min. ” as many will roman;
her. nlw'xys wore .1. gm? shawl
the Gaffer filtrfle "ms-at 'Ctmldn’ t gin ra'
.wfithou“: the. makeup complete.
llam Gleim has promised his besld
songs and Mrs. Hoseas careful sateen
mg a banner one for Rat-bier Viewites.
BELL ISLAND
Another delightful: rioting piéttzre
ning in the club house.
..... w-..“
conuiany of _ Xi'w York city.
£731 Wilt arrive eat the steamer
Sirius. '
0——
Ynlssday “.35 at: mmmmlEy slow
.— gawk. ml. 'cm'ing the usual
rush 01‘ business. T239
slarknoss Ih‘: Workers of “w;
r95: :21). g
gGra-at Nook. L.
:the latth Fart of this week
Nit?" dance;
will 114: P5772! this rx'enjng, in the
rum. cf 11 “Illumiéight r!attc£:«.”.“lan-
1.2- :' Jimmlg Brennan is brrapari'd to
haw. 1'9 C w sat
A, the" early
was swim! the: a lls’ilTOHEfan would
it: .0" its :«mwamnre on the beach
1. -::’:mg {hr snmmr air. As yet nothing
1 it: of the- 21:99er has 2:46;:
arr-«l.
Jerry 12mm. 'zrk offibrr, h“.
32.1,} wry Wilt; 4 nit); in handiimz
H2" 010111}; lur been limking»
t) 12'.“ l-uac‘n u Thrz") ale szlil .
:2 ‘3» pttl'ht's. who :3 it}. 2:10.". :‘omriz'n:
he hostéss loz
lass,
The new concrete walks about the, »
familiarly: ‘
in conversation with friends _>
club. Friday evening. had consrd- 1_
ed shawl which will he part of his at~ ,
' tire -
and '
Wit- 7'
11m: of numbers will make the oven . -
performance; will be hield “’ednésd33fl g.
V‘Vilson Point. Not only do"; the whis-
tit:a blow during the' day. state the}.
comma manta but
at night or during the earl; hours of
the morning.
3 Mrs. Sebvyn and children. Sonnyé
and Hilly. who spa it U11- “ I: end at"
1.. hate r4 turtle-l
Sonny will v
to
their home lam-1'.
Elms that this limo hr wk” not upset
his; gnaw: into a stream from his 23*
RV harms “sill be theimmts Riggs-Station mg:
season. g
1 Two Roll Island
youths who ro-
‘qttf'strwl that their filln‘ll'fi not. ha me‘fi—
Honor! it: connection uit‘n thig story
had a narrow escape of drowning Sim-
,tlay et'mzing when a. 1');ma in whish
.zhvis‘ were paddling capsized and the“:
i isng's struggie'erl for fi'yei‘a! .niinutes Lu}-
if‘ot'c this? “'9”: z‘r'wnw'l. A passing
ntolnrhrm! 1:161:51 plain-l the 1.03.22 2:!
1m»: 3mm and took {ht-m to shore.
Either-2 they riéfiputkdvfitbr oer-97:11 min—
:liT."S tx'hvthrq' or 3:0 they should go
1 1mm" r'iatlws.
with “1'1
Premier Lenine of Stn'iet
(Continued from First Page)
tho \losww. 50v tel. upon returning
torim 111ml :1 tixit to Pro? tier Lemme
told the correspondent that 13?? fire-
mie ! was so impro'. 111 in hea‘th it was:
1.11:: 3' :1 m 22hr of :1 fr. :1: wrmks’until his
3‘6a.f"p\01!311 he rally ro«esmbllshed.
"You would hardly know he had
1:11-12: i3: " Ami-l M. Kiimoneff. "there is
so littlr diffmvvncéf between his 3p~
p91- ran'n now and br- {are hls illness.
"l‘hv 1‘11(.Grfi now permit him to
rnpoiw waltors e\ ery other «Gay. News
of h. a wet: my has been a most 1m-
pf.1'ns.'.::' . .::..prise to those foreign
journazs which several times have had
him dead." .
i LONDON July 1 8 (Associated
Pres»). « l “‘he most outstanding success
GlRLS!‘ LEMONS
BLEACH“ SKIN WHITE
...
Sq nee, ze
of Orchard White,
store'wil! supply for a. few' .CQD‘S,
shake well.
pint of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly trag-
“Mam lotion into the ace. neck. arms
and hands each day,
note the
your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft, clear, rosy-white complexion,
also as a freckle, sunburn and um
bleach because it doesn’t irritates-—
then shortly
1
It BeatS——As it S‘l’etéps
, AS It Cleags ' '
Let “3" mnnfiratéfhé fine-
2' ' "81‘1”?an em: .hgme.’ ,,
New Canaan, it being statefi that he.
also is endeavoring to learn the game
terfla} afternoon with a. téa. in honor”
over the terrific shriek of ms? siren at:
it also blons 1mm;
: flew Sammy.
Einstjtain _
am! prflfib '
Russia HEIS Been Murdered
the juice 0! two. lemonx‘,
into a. bottle containing three ounces"
which any drug!
and you have a (master
beauty and whiteness of {
' 1
. .wire pen inside Farmer Erown‘s bent
' yard.
7 , dam that made Peter fee! badiy. but
ashsmed to think that he had been
caught He didn’t. wuhr’hny of his
friends to know that he had been so
careless. So for the first few days
Peter kept insiée the by“ wnich 3333
been put there for him, and so was
'out. of sight. He came out only at
night.
But there are sharp eyes 313053
the little people of the Green Forest,
the Old Orchard and the Green Hea—
do‘ws. and there is little than escapes
them \0 eyes are sharper than
those. of Sammy Jay. "en day
Sammy visits the Old Orchard and
Farmer Brown 5 decry am, Of course.
he ~aw that wire pen in the new?”
and wonfiered what is was for: The
next morning he :was there bright
find early. A: agree he saw the holes
Peter had dug trying to get out,
“Ha!” exclaimed Sammv. “50338“
30d? Is a prisoner in that-e, and that
somebodv is one who can dig. \W I
.vonéer Rho it. can lye. I wanéer if
Johnny Chuck or one of his chi'dmn
. been caught by Farmer Brown’s
,Boy. Probabiy it is one of his
I ' children. Johnny is too smart to be
caught. 1 l! have to keep an 9:9 03
thus. I _certainly will.”
Straight from Farmer Brown’s
over to the dear Old Brisbpatch
He knew that Johnny
Chuck was living there Sammy
didn't say anything; he simply Est
quitdy u: a little tree in the middle
of the Old Brian-patch. All the time
he was looking everywhere. He saw
Johnny and ally Chuck. Ht. saw
Chocks. He knew
the four your:
that Johnny Eng Polly had only four
chrldten. Sammy scratched his hand.
He wt: partied. Somehow it always
helps to flunk better when he’s pa»
fled if he scratches his head. He saw
Hrs. Petgr and he'saw her'five little
bunnies,‘ out he dién't see Peter, 51:31
this» was nothing strange Peter wig
often away from the dear Old Bria!»
patch as Sammy we}! knew. So
Smmy didn‘t give Peter another
thought.
‘ The remainder of that day Sammy
Jay spent where he could watch that
pen in Farmer Brown 3 lanyard. . As»,
patently no one was in it. Not a
sign of any one did he see. Twice he
flew down on a post of the hexagram!
rand tried to look in the little round
of the Irish Na: imam Armv forces in
that drive south ind west is reportvd
;from Ckmmel “new the irrrgulars
'set the barracks on fire 'il.d retretstod
41-8 ' anltMthe anixai or
9 .
Peter Rabbit was a prisoner in a '»
it was not only the loss of- free-
a...» . '
Sammy Jay Spies , 1: er
By“ Thornton w. Burgess
Pray Irene! pé'ek and W'Pl‘yidg ' '
Wknieer you do don’t be a 593:. . ' .
' -‘—Peter Rabbit 7'
also a sense oi shame. Peter was :
He saw Mrs. Pete;- 1.2.20! he saw her
five» little bunnies, but he data?!
see Peter.
pen.
inside.
one did.
ing.
food was gone.
when Sammy:
less.
Green Forest
Meadows!
His Speech. "
the rogulnr Hoops says a Central
lR’éws (115.:ch 22 from - {Dublin today
. The town 5 {hi principal stm: 'ghol:
and htfldqudrtel’s or the ir'. egaflzlts i
the south.
2 KNIGHTR.‘ 0F COLCMB‘I‘S ‘AIR.
2 Another 1».er a} breaking crowd at .
tended the {arnixai being Z'zchl uncleri
gthe auspice: of South .\Of¥\.i!k Coun-:
fcil No. 1251:: K (1': C... on tin.- 110013-
ner lot North Main street. last eexnc-
‘ lug. All of the . {fractions were liber— ‘
ally patronized and many of the
; voung folks gtéatlv enjowzvl the dune- .
lng. It is prediuad that this “ill it
the most successful carnival held by;
the Wideawake organization.
A
"(:3 p10 1!
tantlv ki‘ led.
pita}, lwro.
there extra early.
were just leaving the Grain: Forest
started for farmer
Brown 5 henyard.
in time to see sot/nothing white fiis‘
appear inside the little box. He knew
what that white thing was. Re had
see. it too often to make any mistake.
It was the tail of Peter Rabbit!
For once Sammy 5314' was speech-
Ptter Rabbit was the prisoner!
There couldn’t be any doubt about
it. What news to spread through the
aroused he doesn’t easily give up.
was back there early the next morn
He hang around there most of
that day. It was the same on the next
day, uni on the (lat:
knew there was a. prisoner theme, for
he saw Farmer Browns Boy put food .-
in thzt pen, and each morning that
manning.
doorway of the he: in one end of the
01' course he couldn‘t see he—
sand the éoomy became it. was dark
He hoped whoever was 'a pris-
or‘t‘lzr there won“! pee-k out.
.4
But no
New once Sammy Jay’ a curiosity is
He
He
Than one.morning Sammy got over
Tine Black Shadows
He got there jest
and over the Green
2'
...B£1Ll-:‘..-\ST. Me-
sons tum killed when: a Maine Ct‘tltfai
rain struck an automobile rat a eras.-
ttg' Roar Bur-imam Junction-earlyycs—
. orday. ' iraby
uninjured. while
even occupoats o
J :31}?
11,-...
lit—Six. per—
in its mother’s
thpyrtght. 132:. by 1'. W. Esme-I}
The next story: ~—_“Sa.!nmy Recovers
BABY ALoREEscAFEs As
' mm KILLS an m AUTO.
a 1‘ 1115
five of 7 the
{the car were in—
A sixth died in a hoe—
The (lend include Road Commission:
or Edart Varney. his wife and sewn-
Fifi-ll" old son. all of
Bu rnham, '
111$
thckley. a school tracker of Swamp-
and Mrs. Marshall of
Remit, “ass.
Chelsea, Mass.
«Try 3. CW ed ’Adverusement i;-
th. Sentinel. >
Is now in fall swim". Don’t
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