T NOR 1K
7 ’ L. Miller Was a business \‘lsy
hm Norwalk today.
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.2231. Zuhi’ligmfiiflnfoaify ‘ a? j , ROTON POINT
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momalk Country club.
Twe are, speaking or quantity in this
lease and not of quality.. If anyone
.was contemplating upon eating them.
they would need about 50 of this size
for the average family.
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MMorgun ot Gregory Boulevard‘ The picnic “mic“ was to have been
W a vacation from hils duties held by Magdalena Lodge. Daughters
- ._ Norwalk Iron Works. 701‘ Herman. of Stamford, to rtoton
———.~_. 3 Point. was postponed because 01 unfa—
,ogW‘alter Cam‘ p of 24 Van Zandt street "Ol’able Weathell' until Friday, Jun; 38'
the correct number or shoes "4'“.
lithe window of Max Berger’s store BELL ISL 41VD
m Warded 3- pair of shoes.
Sexual new (guests are expected
Mum] Charles Tobey, LJullus
berg. Edward Brown and 003- within a n.“- days at Edith camp.
hogan attended the ’BOgaSh-Kat-
draw at the Arena, in Bridgeport,
night.
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A‘crcw of men were at work yes-
ltl‘dfly aftcrnoou clcuuiug the gutters
ot' the roads and draining the sewers.
7 _ Jami Mrs. D. It. Havens 01' 2'13
W-tvcnue are receiving the con-
‘ nations or their many friends to-
.dflyl‘ttibeing the 18th anniversary of
M wedding. The annimraary
Ming celebrated in a quiet manucr.
Miss Ann )lathews is entertaininga
number of friends each day with fancy
dixing, which. to say the least, is most
i” pleasing to the eye.
= Inlfll Honston nil-1 \Villialn \Vright
The Women’s Auxiliary of Christ enjovedh 3““ yesterday on their
- ml: is meeting this afternoon at mm}. the "Letty." which is “one 01‘
5‘ rectory of the church with. 3II‘S. im- must poweriul of boats anchored
~ » '11, B. B. Foote. wife of the nectar. Off the island‘s shores.
ct'tant business being before the -—'—"
BOGASH AND _
RATNER DRAW
the fourth.
in the sixth but Bogash shook Ram's
up well in the seventh.
the last of that canto.
ishcd in
last two by a mile.
clinches. Lou
blows and ' peppered
shower of light taps otter the eighth
' Style “'orries ‘Ratner
series of right jobs.
the fight was a corker. These
slow and clinching took
the time.
IN 12 ROUNDS-a
The fifth was a slow at}
fair and Bogash had it by an edge.
. Little more than clinchiugtookfplace i
jThe “eighth -
Bogash had the New:Yorkcfi_"_wérr-ied
and pushed hi mall over, the ring. Lou
took the lead in the ninth but Rather,
evened matters up‘ipretty' well béfore
The tenth Went
to Bogash by a. shade whllc he lin-
whirlwind style, taking the
Rather took every advantage pas-
siblc and continually hit Bogash on.
the hack and neck when they were in ,
handed the cleanest
Rather with a
Bogash‘ cstyle had Ratner worried
He outgamed Lou several times when
the, spaghetti mauler tried to spring. trout which be had hung there. There
from his crouch. Rather plunked him was no doubt in the mind of Farmer
to the stomach before he had a Brovm's Boy as to who the thief V85.
chance to straighten up and stopped' Hg was sure that it was BillyJfimk.
several of Bogush's rushes with a Billy 15 very fond of fish. Billy can
Outside of the fifth and sixth rounds
were
up most of
lluincr was the first to cuter.
f’ floating for consideration.
Kiss Eleonora Fl‘Oy of New .l'grsv‘}
ale-turned to her lioniv in
or.
J. Premru l“.- Son. at present lncatuq
l‘llarizi has started the work.
Seaview avenue from tho (lid of tin-
present Hassam surface to
cretc is being laid. it will lm n lllfl‘UPl'
of only a few; days for the work to he
complctml.
lwing closcd to radio.
"fiMrs. Franklyn G. h'owu.
Dr. Brown. has returnc-(l to hrlr homo.
W has been visiting ink cousin. Miss
Worthy Prey of Scuvicw :avv-nuv. has the island.
‘\".’Slll(‘lll.
( whorno:
wile of;
Hughes entertained
at. liz'l‘ home on Tuesday afternoon
with a card party. Many affairs of
this typo are now being held daily on
1 S.
. Mrs. Arthur
\
house with an unusually large attend-
ancv. The picture \Ylil‘wssm’l was that
02' "Sicily H." wraith “as greatly (tn-
:3 Seavlew avc'nuv. are, to move their jot-0d by the throng amending.
‘hout was ownml in; \‘.'illimu Todd of
2Brooklyn. N. Y.. who controls the
'l'ollll Ship Yards.
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[looking for some" 01 the hurled trons-
’Ui"'.1‘ that ll‘l"_\’ haul :il~out in books.
At prcswnt tho rowlwny 18'
The Misses Eugenia Nnivbnrn and
\‘crn? Smith « nzcrmincd a numlmr of
friends Tuesday owning a: the} Bell
island club with a social. burfn: lhe
l, , on Sem'icw ave-mic. altar mint: con-I “ll-”Fun; dancing was enjoycrl among
fined by serious illness at the Nov-walk “hm “-115 :1 lurk." numiwr «lance.
Hospital. Considcrnhlv imllrnw-mcnt Favors Wurc (llf‘ll‘lllutt‘d m? the hm"?
isnoied in nor condition. .
"Connections for tho sewer null for
water are lrclng'lald in the land own—
vd by E. F‘. Smith and Lawrence R.
Paul. at the cnrncr of Scrtx‘ir-W
htcntion of hither Mr
. Smith or M.
Paul to build at r
111°“ ht ' Present. It was ' , H . ‘ . . . a holy nth-wk and hundvjrl Felt. a lino.
8 advisable to make tho 0011- mid] “am annual “ill be held the 1mm: until thr- Closo ol tho migngv-
thections now before the Show}, of latter part of August or else the he: mm". "
.,. Seavlew avonue there is paw-ll. lginnlng of September and. from all Many wondered how any boxer
‘ 'appoaranccs, the event will be a close could stand up under the body
R0 WA Y TON -
dinner for a number or friends.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Edward W'eiman, who
have been visiting in Stamford. N. Y.,
«of the Rowayton Ilose com ' "
puny “ill
. be held Saturday afternoon in their
_j~¢uarters.
The sailing ship Iillian is now I
.. ‘ H n
wadition and from
m alloying the sport.
.llr. and 'Mrs. Edward Bower, of
m Ever Ready Circle or the
W9 Daughters will meet on Wed-
My evening. August 2nd, instead
_ ay evening, August lat. at
home of Min Jennie L. Scott,
avenue. Members are
to be sure and remember the
go in date or the meeting.
loo—Can
Mama.
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Raymond Street 8: Son,
713:8 mnual bazaar and supper of
Ladiiz' Aid society of the R0-
. -n ethodlat Episco a1 chur
”held yesterday in the Shapel. Th1;
‘ on: included fancy booths of
ion made by the women of the
1:. fishing pond {or children, ice
, , and cake counter and a novel-
both. A delightful supper was
~ -. from 6 to 8 p. m. in the chapel.
W 201' card parties for the bene—
Yaflous welfare projects, includ-
hut or St. Luke’s rectory fund,
been scheduled for next week.
Mo! these card parties is to be
«by, Mrs. Thomas McCarthy at
one ”C'rossways," T0keneke, on
”1}“. 1, for the benefit of this
. es may be ream-ed throu
HcCarthy or those on the coil]:
Which signed the invitation
jwho were interested in
stimulant fund for a. new
ottend a meeting which was
W. places are $1.25:
at m-‘s. 'Mrs. Delafleld and Mrs.
@150 of Contentment Island
who are planm‘ng benefit
undone and a garden
Jame been spoken of ten-
...prohably alternate with
[#2131 feature. .
to
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.‘l Vt" ll “6‘.
and Belts place. although it is not tho " f‘unl.
reports many . . ~- . . 4.
,, Mllght excursions will be held in ..(.,‘.\‘,,,:'X .Ndiim. 1-”— Of I.el‘toy avenue
‘ 4n future. c J' l.. y emeruimed a mimhcr of
m 9‘“ .ricnus at her home.
The 'West Side tennis court ‘ 5
~ is ~ -
hiding the center of interest of late. Dim (“ml Raymond Street & Son,
)1 day a. large number can be alien 100'
(allowing message
All ye littlc fishes
, .nre biting."
Mtge Schlicht-
,: mitt '
and girls during the (\'(‘~lllll£. Re-
freshments wee also enjoyed.
'l‘hv llf‘ilf‘lit‘s draw {1 largo attI-nd-Y
once ouch day. szicrllay was :1 trirlc
l-ul lhr- many cmlmslusts of
bathing mnnagml tn kcr‘p warm in 1.6-
tween by playing baseball. The an-
Yorker accepting.
“‘1 is accompanied by Miss lilol'Olhi', The weekly moving picture show {git of $150 to Packy Hliniion. who
ho is spending “19 \‘fl'L-k U191“: with was lulfz an: owning at the club lost his leg in an automobile arcident
l‘t.'(‘t‘litl.".
pinudcd.
Luby Make: Good
Summing under the
» p‘ ; : ;~‘. . a _ hy allt=;::i‘ions that he had been :i - _
unto rep lr Uld uito pining {Si-lb . ~ ‘ ’ i: l ~ ,0. — " Ip stood there and stared with such
Jlshment to a new building llt'lllg The" huge yucx;t {flat has been an- mounted to take a (me. ildl a foolish look on his frecklcd face.
created for them at (rsbornc Il\‘i"lllll',‘ chored (.n' (11.3 pgpy m‘ Arch Sciwyn's crookl-(l namulcrs pockr‘is ’mtght be Finally he found his tongue.»
and Rowan strcet. Contrucioz' John honu has lat the local waters. The l“"'d~ inunz Ll”)? showod unmtst'lk— “Lightfoot thé Deer!” he ex-
a‘nly that he was out to "gr-t" l’vte
August and at no limo during the [on
rounds did hc flinch.
w:
avenue. has been torn up. prellzlvl‘nffll'y! StVCI'Hl oi the youths of the island Sf““5!’i"q blows “3 ”l“ smmuch “mt: study those tracks. He followed them
210 the laying of tho new slrnch of. ‘ 1:.» Laid-rutly Loni: reading “TrwlF- pout] have“ hattenr-d a boxer Oi buCkk ah'honx dietance- 131;)"; 9:359
ooh'dretc’ roadway. Tho ground is. lw. ‘ un» [slim-fl " to" of late the-y lx'n'v» lit-m" WV” ‘vr stamina. true 3 12 3°“ d "3d the w 0.0 5 ry
, 1m: dug down for several int-hes and \‘(’l.\1i,‘-'.‘l ,’ daily :73 'I‘a'vr-rn .lslund and 1h: :ilmljuiytkwa‘: Tis‘lylth‘: T3: aid “22:: tiidorgggegggut La‘fig‘iffis
‘ _ v . l . S )ll'l 0' mu 0 .1!" ll 1 “ll! 1111"" I .’
is ”0”“; ”“1”“ ““3 “W" ”1" (’On- ”urcluxs Island. I'H‘Imns they are l g "‘ chanced to discover Farmer Brown's
ploustvi tho enthusiastic fans. At no
slzlgv- of tho go was there the slightest
suspicion of a “i'rztmc-up." '1'th af—
l‘uir \\’:l.\ (':-llvil a draw. (ll spill,- the fact
chum-e to met»! again with the assur-
uunv that each man \xifl facutlw
SL'STTI‘l .itnv anxious, to proxy lwyoul
quot-slim: his sluwrim‘ily.
l’i‘li- 'l‘akv‘ Load
August landed on l.ulny at will in
tlw first two rounds and critics at tho
ri::ci=i:le- thought thr' lmul would last
throw pounds. Luliy on lllt‘ losing sld“.
”2‘ this. hush-«1 until the svycntli. wilt-n
hi: hogan to follow August‘s style of
one and the jlldg‘i's
equipped with
had better be
field glasses on that
‘— day. VflY‘iOUS types of 'l‘ancy diving, uasily proymi to tho. satisfaction of
Mr. and Mrs. James )llll‘l‘liy’ of and swnnming are living rolwarscll lhc inning commission that his light
. . fil'okeneke, recently entertained at each day by the lovers of this sport was “on the square."
DARIEN& N01? 0 TON
——~_—__
are expected to return sh l ' - - - , .
1‘ on 3. "11,112;in ljzilnjier. who recently pur— h..- \vould 1.;.\. won. l’cte showed 1118‘:
t _ g ; Arr“ ~.»- .» . - . . . -
The weekly ice cream and cake sale 0 D b‘d‘m' has aunt’s“ ”" "ii 3‘" l k" 1‘" “‘1‘“ "~ in the
of his Fowl so lan to a Norwaik pzirtv.
Mr. and Mrs. John Odey of the.
i‘ost road are entertaining friends
:rom New York city.
The Givens place on Old
rilghway that was partially
King’s
(icstroynd
York city, are spending a few ' mi" rt iuw months ago is nearing and socket] Levinsky with his right.
.‘ here as the guests of Captain “Mm-“WW sending him down to the count of
Ira. Andrew Mills, of Rowayton E four. l..e\‘insky got up and walked
"rho mombcrs of the Sunday school
oi thu Congregational church are to—
doy enjoying atheir annual picnic
which is being held near Greenwich.’
Mrs. Clarence \V. Bell of Brookside
avenue entertained yesterday after-
noon w1th a card party. the proceeds
of which are to be used for the Pub-
lic Health Nurse Association.
.
This week and a number of local
pcnple arc planning to camp out at
E€?Ch.l'ake _.~\nother tenting colony
“It is nttroctmt.r the attention of the
residents is Pear Tree Point ‘
Several minor repairs
mndc on Ulddfing's Highway lw tho
10ml commissmner, Charlns llunipi‘
Louis schean .
- .,. . “as a \'i~'
town today. sum- out or
lmvn lav-0n
Coustderahlc improvement
ed on the work of thc \Vcst ave-nun
Load. It is helicved that the road will
.0 completed by the time prcyi '
stated, that being September ”mould;
is noun
'l‘rn ‘ i
.e ms 5 r0\' "* ' .
popular spar? liniiiatliitffE-qts?) he the
courts at. the Tokeno H "- Th“
cupled during the «i
courts of the other C
in the community.
l
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Tlm Tlaricn Fire
another successful time last
when they continued the
of their c;i.t-nival.
lwf'n vlvl‘iuiloly ann
cd that. due to the
Monday (waning. ll‘
hival will be extc I
(lenai-tmonf
eyening
fourth nightv
ounced i
li‘oor .‘weathcr of
6- time of the car-
011‘ OF WORK . '
KILLED
HIMSELF
.QALEJJ. Blass.. Jul ' " — ’ ’
he had obtained worl: ngtcrwr‘nzr‘ihthat
fruithSS search. came too late nt $110f
Tfired Fang-her of Biddeford. alling (Cl:
gillfflkn Funcher's landladymwent
..s XO'JHL early thismorning to do-
.lvPT..{ message from afrieud who had
obtained him ,a 10)). she found him
dead on x 'the’. bed. ” a gas was
turned on and thawindows'had been;
GRANDDIA FRED SAGE
She Bl ix‘cd
heavy tea.
turn gray.
beauiiully
a few applications will prove. a. revela- .
tion it your hair is fading, streaked
or gray
Sulphur recipe at home though. is
Compound at any drug store.
ready for use. ,Thia is the old time re- .
clpe improved by the addition of oth— ’
er ingredients.
ke 'cluh are 00-35infuL
:21; as We” as thetiimthful appearance and rattractlvee
)S and chur. . 55‘
Chm ‘VVyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
no One can tell, because it does it so
had inaturally, so evenly. ,You‘ Just dartin-4
zen a. sponge. or soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair, taking
Although it has not ,onn small strand nth time: by morn- ,
t is M-liev lng all gray hairs have disallowed,
‘ and after another application or two
your hair becomes beautiful]
hrled 0,”. night more. SIOSSY. soft and lumrlanh—Adv.
.punchvs that Luby took from August.
Ho (‘rrlninly showed his galiicnuss and
August was clever and eluded
Lully‘s wild swings. which meant do-
font to the- last “We honors that mot
l.llll}'. lt' Lulv)‘ hud startvd his body
altnrk an Auzusl earlier in the fight
Molnar-w. l’c-te dwsvrw-ll the decision.
and incl-3: \ftwsegryvs credit for the man-
n-.-r mini :1 le conductul himself.
'l‘ln y \-.i.l ; ~- m.-.‘chcd again. according
to Promoter Paul llcltz.
San-lulu Sam‘s K. 0.
It took Savlola one minute and
ion socunds to flatten Young Lewinsky.
Joe showed his clcvcrnt-ss in that
short timc and thc Stratford lighter
did not put his hands on him. Sayiola
led with a light tap to the, stomach.
He landed a loft on l.cvinsky's face
and jablwd a ‘few times to the
stomach. Saviola icintcd for a 199.11
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into another smash that floored him.
He took the count.
[lee made the re.
’ Item-roe Terry
mark that Savioln was the best
puncherhc saw in some time and
that he will he very successful in the
l‘istic game. '
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.- y. . . . -,. . ; (a, a. k the foot of the tree be. fully ex
:1)“: “137' 1:" .ml\‘ ’1 at 9 4 - J Cd! pected to find in the soft, damp
cont} stapped into the ring an earth the foot rints of Billy Mink.
challenged Augie Rather, the New . Just as he expgcted he did .find fonts
It was announced
that the Boxing commission had d9—
cided to give the Bogush's Weight for—
'1‘hc decision was loudly up-
cloud created
m‘cn whcn he
is tm‘rihly punishmi by a l’usilude of
that August won the majority of tin:
rounds. 'l‘lw \‘l'l‘dll‘l will not harm.
millim- lmxri' and they will have the
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By
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Farme: Brown’s Boy has had many
surprises, but never a greater one
than when; he “looked. for the tracks
of ’Billy llin ,.
the. foot vi! metrics in the Green
Forest from which had been stolen u
climb a tree., Billy is very clever
and smart. So when Farmer BroWns
Boy found only the head of his trout
left hanging on the tree he was sure
that Billy Mink had been there.
So when he looked for tracks at
prints. But. they were not the foot—
. prints of Billy Mink. No, sir, they
were not the footprints of hilly
Mink. They were big footprints,
many, many times larger than only
Mink's footprints. They were painted
and they were cut quite deeply into
the earth. Only Roofs could have
made such tracks as those.
At first Farmer BNWn’s Boy was
too astonished to even speak. He
claimed. “It was Lightfoot the Deer
who stole my trout! Yes, sir, that;
is who it was. But who ever heard of
1 Deer eating fish?"
Farmer Brown’s Boy began to
Bay fishing; Farmer Brown‘s Boy
found the lace where Lichtloot had
stood watcging him. Probably Light-
foot had seen him catch that trout
and hang it on the tree. Then he
had watched him 30 01! down the
Laughing Brook.
A's soon as he thought it. safe to
do so Lightl'oot had stolen out of‘
his hiding place and curiosity had;
led him over to see what Farmer
Brown's Boy had been doing. The
tracks in the soft, damp earth told
the whole story. He ind walked
back Ind forth in : hesitating way
smnl times. Finally he had come
close to the tree where the trout
hun . There he had stood and
rent in: up had eaten that trout.
lmmfig Story Told by Tracks
For wards thmvofm is no nead
To tell, the story of}; deed.F
,4»
light the soft earth Ft'.’
leaving only the. head hanging there.
Not I track of anything else with
Thornton W. Burgess
a'rmer Brown a Boy.
Just as he cgpected, he did find
footprints, but they weft; not the
footprints of Billy 31in]:
the exception of Farmer Brown’s
Boy’s tracks was to be seen any-
wherc about there.
Former Brown’s Boy took of his
‘hat and ran his fingers through his
hair with such a funny look on his
face as he stared at the had of
that trout hanging on the tree, and
then at. the tracks of Lightfoot; the»
Deer. He had a feeling that he
shouldn't believe what his eyes told
him must be true.
“If any one had told- me that 3
Deer will eat. fish I wouldn't have
believed it,” said'he to himself. “No.
sir. I wouldn't have believed it. In
fact, I can hardly believe it now.
Of course, if I go home and ‘tell
about this nobody will believe me.
Deer are not supposed to eat fish.
or flesh of any kind. But this one
has done it. Lightfont certainly ate
my trout. There isn't the least doubt;
about it. If the thief had been Buster
Bear I wouldn’t have been in the
least surprised. But to find that it
was Lizhtfoot the Deer is the most
astonishing thing I’ve learned in
many a duy. And I can‘t tell the
story to anybody because no one
will believe me."
(Copyright, 1982. by '1‘. W. Bum“),
The next story: “Farmer Bmwn’s
Bay Plan: to Prove the Show of the
Tracks.” .
{luck in the curtain raiser. After
lacing Johnny Mason around the
ring. he dislocated his left elbow joint
His arm almost Matt in two. but RH-
ercc Terry Loews-fused to allow the
bout to go any further.
Mason hu- .1 whom lot’to‘lcarn. He
can hit and box. but he is unable to
defend himself. Kelly stopped nearly
all his punvncs by wilectiyc jnhhinu'.
Kelly had Mason weary on his pins in
the second. and landed his loft on
Mason's shnutdmz His arm doubled
up. and Hn-lly turned to his norm-r in
pain. Heron-<- 1pc ran to his assist-
ance and pulled thr- elbow bac kiuto
its right position. Mason was award-
ed the verdict us: a technical Rayon.
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Youthtulncss.
Common garden sage brewed into a
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streaked and faded hair
dark and luxuriant. Just
10
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“’hile wispy, gray. faded hair is not
we: all desire to retain our
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design as well as diagram of stitches and colors.
Also some finishefi picccs.
A full line of shades in Celesta at 5 cents per skea'n.
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