; .T‘NOWALE .
No. 6. BoyScouts of Amer-
\‘ he“! a mecetlng last evening i:
~_- ity Hall.
)Eleaiior Frey, or W'estilehl,
‘ or Miss Dorotthy Frey, of 27
avenue. . p ‘
church are holding a novel picnic
s The affair is being held on
-Red Light system. in East Nor-
“7motorlsts are taking more care
‘ ever when turning corners.
’Ihe; »members of the East Norwaik
hiEQxb willfhold a clambake this
10011" at 2 o'clock on Nan-too
d; and are «anticipating a very'
-. txime. . we t 1‘
the W'omengs Ausiligu-y of. Christ
pal churchmheld, a calm sale
. 1-day afternoon on‘thc lawn of
“'~ idioms of Mrsi'l‘hompson, 64 Fort
:Polht street. The sale was a success
‘ - .3311 reports. -
[has not been ascertained as yet
titer another building will in?
ed on the site whore the l-‘nirllclll
Battery company suffered a $-'«‘"."‘“=
”yesterday morning. when a live-
its out in one of the towers. The
‘5‘ today is a. mass of ruin: with
pers‘scattercd about the grounds.
In“:
avenue will entertain wilh' a card
{Association of Daricn.
of the Hownllun Drum Corps will he
Think S. Clark. pastor. Sunday. July
I. (D. T.). In the absence of the par-
lle Miss Lucille Brando.
. under the leadership of Miss Jennie
lcott. conducted the service last Sun-
V”...V'Ls‘mendly Circle. and all who particl-
" flew York city. will preach. Dr. Dent
545. July the 26th the Ladies' Aid
BELL ISLAND - l
mkand Mrs. J. L. Brush of Sum-
‘yeék end.
. i
we calla-ea walk that is being laid
eel: end.
' , "ij .
‘ -0 children of the island are hold-
_ cry on this 1M3?” the home of
Wirdell.
L..—
.vintcrest on the island will be
which: shQuld. be anenjoyable "
prizes will be awarded.
.... -—.—-—. .
N. .
spending a few days here as
l
3
.members. or the'Advent Chris- '
"I wish we did not have to go to
work'in the. forest foday,” one of the
seven little“ Dwarfstsaid to Rugged:
Ann. Raggedy Andy and the Eliza‘s;
"“‘cswould have
.' by the river."
"That would be
gedy Ann repliech
‘ s proving to be very helpful. as ‘ Rag-1
"‘But it would not
just to give‘us a lot of fun. \Ve can
play herewith Snow \Vhite.”
"“11? will lu- very glad if, you do stay
play with her." little
\Vhlte must get
lonesome hone, all day alone.” "
Little Snow \Vhite
.nud
nib-1
Gnomes goodbye. she
said to Raggedy Ann. when the liffi'e
Gnomes had gone. "The dear. cun-
mnny’ things for me to play with I
couldn‘t get lOuesome if I. tried.
you come out and see the lovely swing
Gnomrs made
runs by clockwork and you don't need_
anyone to push you to swing way up
llllil] your lc‘ct touch the limbs 01' the
And there is the \Vhirllng JllL— , ~-.~- . ..
ncy with seats on it, so that you car. the lovely Whiz-ling Jinney, but ,the
sit and ride and ride.
I
Jllst
for me~—-it
__ I pretend that
' mnuscmont park and
‘ RO,VA ”Div have tickets and pretend the ticket . -,
man comes and collects tickets. it's. , ~: [1“ ~ ~—-—,‘ , -
lots of fun. No‘ one 1: 2r . . ‘ _' £3
”1-, and Mrs. Dario Beats. of \Vest need get lonesome if they'just pretend (14“ x . ) t. ’0'
#338“ avenue are entertaining friends some one is playing with them all the ; " , '1. « . 5 a
3;“ Fonz New York city over the Week time." _ .7
” ' "1 iv)! you what. lets do!" cried the
. ’ . I“ uzzywu m p.
‘ The harbor seems'to have an at“ \Vhirling Jimmy or Merry go Round.
traction for power boats and cruisers. I'll be the man who collects lhc lickn
”'0 new boats made their appear» els and lzzlcmnly Ann can be the Mum-
.Mce in the local waters last evening. ma- and 1: ggelly
‘ ._ Palm and
Mrs. Samuel Adams of Rownyion “1"” mil“ Girl." _,
“’11th
My the early part of next week for criml. and down. -
m benefit of the Public Health Nurse “Let's start right in,” g
. “I-lndn't we hotter (lo the dishes be?— '
as shn jum pevl
fore we bog-in playing?" asked nruv-S
; Today is the final day for the drive ””1 Raggedy """L
i» of the- Rowuyton Free Library Asso— said ‘0 SW)“
dilution. The complete returns will he played nwhilc it seems so much hard
'announced in The E\‘Fkirzfg ’95-“ on (-r to quit and start in to work.
Monday. R 8m“ .
> first. then We: have all the time left in 9. nn'tcr Fall 0"
The weekly ice cream and cukv sale “fly" to ”LUV"
Snow \Yhétc lnughml us Shy caught
‘j in charge or Henry Foroit today. ’t-‘lggf‘d-V An” .
k. . Miss Carol Mills of Highluzi-l :lve— tho uir and caught lit-1' again.
5“ nue ls entertaining friends from Now ”‘1“
gene“ Snow \‘l'hilv.
, dishes
1*“ An event that the lndios of the com— “"0“”! do “1”“
annuity have been working hard for I’m-“-
"You know." she}:
"After \le lune:
It i:
work .
"llow
"And if there \vnrw any
The Bark! Hark!" the puppy dog said.
our The old woman raiswd her stick.
"You go away from me." she cried.i
"I looked in my magic looking ginssi
and round out that Snow “’iiito is still -
more beautiful than I am. and I've
come to put a comb in her hair so.
“How nice that is!" cried Raggedy that she will fall down on the floor."
"lint” cried the puppy dog. making
1’" Raggedy his cyos cross more than he ever did
’beforc. "You are the mean old step-l
"I do not believe they are magic mother Queen in disguise! Ami he?
“The. llt- jumped and clicked his teeth so close
had them when I first to the disguised Queen's ankles. she.
little dropped her basket and
the
Bowayton Baptist church, Rev. Arm.
“Are they magic dishes
pit—Morning service begins at' 10:30 Andy “'fllm‘d ‘0 17110“?-
' p,» 101'. who is attending the )lontrosc dishes.” said Snow WM“!-
Ministers' Bible Institute of ’S'fii‘nf'rt‘,‘ lit!
91.. Captain Penney or the Salvation came ‘0 ”"0 i" ”“3 cunning .
Amy, with an instrumental safe}... place. and they told me they got thc‘wcnt running l'or home as fast as she
.111 conduct the service. Church “L dishes when were quite smalLlcould no. Tho puppy dog ran {liter ,
‘giifle school follows. In the evening at young dishes. and just trained them her for int ,
1:30 the Community Young peoplp's to wash and wipe themselves and put llac‘k‘lilld scratched a hole in the
. meeting is held. to which the whole themselves in place in the cupboard." grout»! and. lunlcd the comb the
" “mmuujty are invited. The Com- "It must have taken a great amount Qucen had intended for Snow White.
7. 'munjty Young People's meeting will of patience to teach them." laughed
be held at the church. 'rhn subject “flirted." An"-
inn be; "Growth." The lender will ' “Indeed I SHOPS it did."
. Snow “'hiie.
had :i great habit at first of dropping
.Rowayton Methodist church, H. B. themse‘lw‘s on the floor and breaking."
_.8ehnert. pastor.-—'I‘he Friendly Circle. "1 wonder why that W33?" the Fuz-
lhe dishes
flay evening in a pleasing and helpful sions booked and that the tide wss place.
~. ~ manner. The young ladies or the low in the aftm'noon.
:fltbd. showed interest and enthusi- The Ladies' .-‘uxiilar-y or the (“
am. Sunday evening the united mantown laws-r? Company a: Harm-m
pea-vice will be held in the Baptist will hold an owing at the park tins
church at 7:30 o‘clock. In the mom- afternoon-
The trip will be made by
, m at 10:30_ Dr. Elmer A. Dent of“ automobiles from the latter city.
it til interesting and inspiring speuk— The Norwalk Trolleymen's Union
er. we invite all our people and held a delightful dance last evening
Mend: to come and hear him. Sun- at the park. .
Hm school at 12 noon. Mid-week chestra furnished the music for the
‘I:myer and praise service. Thursday, OCCGSiOD- ' , . .
Di Vito’s eight-piece or-
‘ 'ety holds its annual bazaar and The W'arren Nash Motor Car Com-
”‘pper in the afternoon and evening. ”any Of New York city '5 scheduled
.IVBrybbdy is cordially invited. to arrive here today {or its a‘nnual ex-
: cursion on board the steam'er Ossin-
ing. -
There are two excursions scheduled NE‘V BRITAIN JUSTICE
for Sunday. they being the Gristede
, , Bros.‘ employee of New York city. and
nvenue will entertain friends over the Corp. Y, Nulty Post 452.
steamer Nassau will bring them here.
"m .;”§2§’;;;L§:dfit 8mm“ avenue is DARIEN&: NOROTON
r. and Dirnmligfhrown will en- ' G. 1‘: Gilbert of ’Noroton Heights
:1 friends from out or town over opened his new drug store in Spring-
. _ dale today to the public. ‘
1‘ MRS. cHn'I'ENDEN ,DEAD. .
NEW HAVEN. July §2.~Mrs. Ger-
me trude Baldwin Chittendén. wife oi"
EPl‘m‘essor Russell H. Chitteurlen. who
«A dance will
‘ . , . . , _ beheld this éve’nlng at
Inlet among Misc-Wes. the pro- the 'lj‘okcncke club with Kearneys 012
‘being used for the Norwalk Day chestra. of Stmflird ;pr0'l.‘d'.ll§
. 3', . ry. One of these sales was held music for 3319" occutm.
-C. Perry by Lewis- and Bar._ Rev. George ’l'uttle, who has‘been
at Camp‘rllfohaw-k for menus: v'vock.
_- _ . has returned to town tor ‘IJw‘eAweek
eventwhich has been holding end. .
, __eveplng maths. club house The Rev. L. 1-2qu Schdl‘fnarLDHIstor L
,"z 9. dance win beheld in the form .Of the Darren Methodist
_ dance. In conjunction with" church.‘ls expec’
air-to- return from his
country store will be in evi— vacation Within
mi Mrs. "J. F. I
siting:.with~'
in .Milford. ‘have
The residents of the island Mrs. E-' 5;- Spodner‘a
,1“: to turn out strong for Fpooner, who have been vi
@354: is believed that the friends
"the largest of the sea- home.‘- . ~ »-.
; 31:55 Ivy] .. (1.11138 'Eeas'lie
'IVT ,An‘dr‘eWs mil write in fifty dialysis;-
‘ .1 a camping trip .vand‘ will" stem-611‘ to «f
, 2;: the ManifGirl‘Sioutal‘rnit new. ‘
e.“ — 5‘ '
zywump tasked. -
break themselves. The ‘way to do this
is to hold them very carefully and
vcry tight when you are washing and
wiping them. Now let's go out on
the Whirling fiend)? and play that we‘
are at a picnic. We can eat'ice cream
cones and hot frankfurter sandwiches
cunning dittle and have a lovely time. for I have
a whole lot of tickets which I made
just to play with."
1
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_ . Long 1313mm}; TRUCKLVG
. - m {Your 381713 I: A '.
Tan Ema; gauged Vans If}: giwgurfgg
Elam Oflicc. 26 Concord Stu, So. Norwalk, pk
. ,jfidw Yfifk 0&3 a; 251 West 20th., Phom China;
"I guess it was because dishes have
grown“ accustomed to lacing dropped
by careless people’so machit‘firew to,
picnic be a habit With: them." ’ ’. .
’ "And the little Gnom'e soon broxe
them of the habit of breaking thEL <-
selves," laughed Snow. \Vhitc. "slug I
~ ‘ . - . anvon vkhohatl to ‘do'. dis. es
be “gm m ryou to neglect your work‘fgfiéfrainytheir dishesnot to Shop and
Thornton
~ Of. circumwnces hoses. the. (rest;
_ Thus only 3qu you. meetveafi
portation (3
49816? 23.35;:
There is no “.89 at all in letting
set we best; of .you.
one thincfo'dolis'to make the best
10f confinion‘s as they are.
when: -P9t§t...fiabhit found he was s
risoner‘ 'he‘ milked, did his best to
eep out [o‘fgsig’hn and was unhappy
eWI'Y‘minute.. But Peter has a lot
of common sense. Yes; sir, Peter has
a lot of common sense. , .. '
~ “ ‘is is no way to do,” saw his
“mum“ “use. ‘fYougo’t yourself in—
to "03519, but worrying about,“ 1331 t‘
going. fi'fltzyouéout‘ 'of it. Sou are
a prisoner, but ‘you might be dead.
7 Things. might be a great deal worse
than. the-Yin. yFnrmer Brown’s boy
has~been Road to you and gives you
plenty to eat.;,‘The thing for you to
d" is 1’0 maltei the best of what you
- * ' Dancing Evenings 8:15 to 11:30
DifVito’s Famous Orchestra
DINING CASINO
The ‘Nhirllng Jinnevwhich the lit-
SO tie Gnomrs had made for Snow \Vhlte
was painted snow white. and trimmed
in gold. The seats w re fitted with
soft cushions ol‘ crimson velvet an
thv’re was, men a lovely .music box
which played while the \Vhirling Jin-
nvv turned around. Raggedy Ann.
Raggedy Andy and the Fuzzywulnp
All
French and American Cuisine
FIREWORKS EVERY THURSDAY
Ample Parking Space
500 Bath Houses
. ...:4‘1 K‘w «‘1' “Wife 0“. have ‘nd 80 be’ prepared to make the
chance to escape if “F
.flt-
,puppy dog said it made him feel as
.1.
Farmer Brown’s Bay 11!“? femrr
bringing him 32mcthing to
tempt his appetite.
Sb Peter wisely listensd to his com-
mouse-use and stopped worming-
ate what Farmer-‘Erown‘s Boy brought
to him, and. stopped sulkius' 1“ his
little house. Evcry day his feathered
friends of the Old‘Orchard came over
him and brought him the news
of the Green Forest and the Green
I; Juy visited the .
dear Old Brim-quail every (385’ and:
brought Peter word of all that went
. _, his ha-mi and allow him to
stroke him. ' ' -
“I know just how you fool. Peter.”
though of course Peter couldn‘t un—
“I know just how you
You have a very comfortable
place here and hetier food than you
;have ever had in your life before, but
in]! the some you
iThex‘e is nothing. nothing at all, that
{can make up for less of
' Be patient. oid fellow. be patient. My
garden is growing splendidly and just
as soon as thing-s are so big that you
cannot damage them much I’m going
to let you go."_
If Peter could have understood. him
{he would have been almost happy.
5.45 it was. he did the next best thing:
inc did his very best to try to is? cm-
derstand him.
' Not for a minute could Peter forget
that he was t prisoner. and he lam;2d
with all his heart to kick
up his heels
lippcrty-lxppcrty—lxp.
across tho Green “.Mendows.
couldn’t. and knew he couldn't, and
so he did the next best thing; he
kickedgup his heels right. where he
was and pretended that; he could
run llppertyi‘lippeny-lip it he wanted
I
to be from.
, Alumina Preserving l1" ,
0.
Never had Pota- had so many good ‘
things to eat. Farmer Brown’s Soy
was forever bringing him something
to tempt his appetite. When he had
? j - f3:
the :4? ’
, _,1 ‘
the ‘
he. i . .I'
’. \
. \
: 3
\I
h”
- -.l .
M.
Puppy Dog Harlem] 1. mil a Frail);-
euten so mush that he felt as if he
couldn't out “other mouthful along
wouldcomc Filmer Brown's BD}'Wlfh
some new‘ dainty, and Peter would
:iénted and not Worry.
time he grew more and more fond of
: Farmer Brown‘s Boy. Yes. sit. in: did.
And all the
Then the puppy dog smiled to himself. 1
.ns if to say. "I’ve got a. secret." and
laughed i went around and barked at the trunk-
l‘urter tree until he got another frank-
furter.
', All rights reserved). ,
\
4 Mrs. James F. MncCammond or
. Mansfield avenue entertained the .
members of the Whig? club with a
card party. The proceeds will be
used‘ for the benefit of the public
health nurse association in town. Mrs.
Mark IV. Norman of Brookside ave-
nue will entertain with one of these
parties next week.
floor which was very popular. The
grounds have been arranged in a very : }‘
attractive way with the capital prize, '
l in the center, which is a Ford sedan.
“fl-..“
i~ ARRESTED“ -
NEW BRITAIN, July 22.—-Edwzmn
The Recauo. a local justice or the" pence.
who also conducts It foreign steamship .
ticket agency and does business‘as'an ;
v
i
American express agent. for foreign
money order: was arrested here‘thif‘ ‘
afternoon on a charge at embezzle-
ment. About, 81,900 is invoWed. The”-
express company and two local Ital-
‘ians are the complainants. < '
M
recently resigned as director of the
Sheffield Scientific School, dict] late
last night. it her home. * ‘Ssrvlceswil!
be held M .mday afternoon. ‘ '
simply have to sample it.
llis friends no—
war had Peter looked bet-
ter and they told him so.
mover had hit better.
armor Brown’s Boy chuckled as
he saw Peter growing stealer and
it much time talking
. friendliest way.
tact he and‘ Peter had become the!
Peter would take:
3'} his. (yrs \vcrc realm: for surcly
“m1 (055,") hp;- high in lonwsuti. 3n hw only rodc oncc‘ then
:11] to flu: l‘runkz‘urlvr tic-v and bulk-
liuggedy Ann." lilllgill‘ll::“1 1::2‘2; :1 .mzikfurlcr foil oil“. “'hile
' {he was racing the :‘rnnkturicr the lit‘
wash and wipe, you lwt ISL-Al pimp} dog hcanl some one knock
to‘ut lilo liltlc Gnome's front door. and
little ho rmi around to find an old woman
will take place next Tupsday when the Gnomes hum arranged things so that with u basket standing there. "Bark:
- indies of the Rowayton Methodist fin-n-
Eplscopal church will hold their un- diShos' after “'0 have finished
mm bazaar and supper. Many fancy. dinners. “0” out ”"3
aprons and home-made articles‘ will kitchen, 11019 “D into the Sink and
by on hand. A delicious supper will wash rhcnisclvvs and wipe themselves
.150 be served for those who wish to dry with the dish towel and carefully
any for this part of the program. place thcluselvcs in the cupboard."
lFarmor Brown's Boy. in. mutant the
3' {act that he knew that it was Earma-
3 Brown's Boy who kept him a prisoner.
; His common sense told him that'Fnr-
gmer Brown’s Boy was a {fiend worth
shooter; Ho “remnant. 15:3. by 'r. w. human;
to Peter in t.
The tic-X's:
cry: "Peter Cli *5 Hard
best oi- l‘s-lends: , “Q *
L's/.4 i. i;
‘ $fi103 mans 3611.an ' 7
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JULY, CLEARANCE SALE COTSE. 2.x 8 8
Is now in full string. Don 't fail to take advantage of this
_ Money Saving Event. 7
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we“ 3“" The Corsclettc is an 2mm » ~' '
during the warm weather and .8 .
o the woods, than he came . , ing corset.
Those are plain-and pink hr. ml
and hose supporters at from anti 5h." <._
(Copyright. 1922. by Johnny Gruelle.
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