EAST NORWALK
it
flonday evening next.
Rosenthul.
turned to his home.
the East Ends will clash, on
'flnd team starts its series with
locust 13th.
needed attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Miller, of Pen-
field Village, a suburb of Rochester,
N. Y., are visiting m. and Mrs.
. George N. \Vilson, of 13 Osborne ave-
nue. Mr. and Mrs. Miller drove
through from Rochester in their unto
and expect to visit Delaware “'utcr
Gap and othcr points of interest on
their trip home.
Members of 5“. Agnt‘s' Guild of
Christ church gztvt- Miss Lillian Kim-
mlch of 19 (labornv avenue :1 mist't-i-
ianeéus showcr at lwr homo. on
Thursday cvcning. in honor ot’ in r
coming murrizvgc to Clllll‘lLS Clark of
Osborne tht-nuc and Fort i'oint sit-riot.
Miss Kimmich and Mr. Clark will in}
married at Christ Episcopal church on
Saturday, August 10th.
A number of chuguz'v s \Yt-l‘n muvlv. in
file lists null sou-ml tippiicutiot‘s to in:
mode votcrs \V‘t'rt- hantiwl in
first session of tho rrgistrurs m‘ \Hlvl‘s
of the Third Voting district. bill 398‘
terdnv afternoon and (-vcuing at tho.-
quurtvrs of the Mayflower Hunk :zzni
Ladder Compdny. llcgistrurs Hair}
1!. \Vutcrhury and Id. 1’. Shut \wrv- m;
.duty from noon until 9 o'clock S.
.T.) yvstvrduy. and will be on duly
huring the some items again this
coming Friday, August llth.
K
zt‘ Tmr
Dorothy 'licrry (‘ul'pcntvr dvlighlc-d.
her nudicnct- at (lonunnnity lliili lust
evening by lit-r extremely C(lplilnl!‘ and
human rendition of linchacl (‘rmvth—
r’s three-net dmmn. "Tl'ltiilv—nini:
giant." and her audience rcspoudr-d
most heartily to the intm‘prrtution
flhe gave of the various
that made up the pr-l-sonnztl ot' Mud—
ame do Maillcy’s House. at "3:? liust.
New York City." Tho audience was
pot as large as could have hmm dosir- l
lad, due to the weather, but there was
1‘ good attendance.
ed a numlwr ot‘ solos. among tTir‘m Tw-
ing two of the sun Ilit‘CPS of McDowt-ll's;
“Just A-“w’i-urying for You" and “To
the Spring" by Grieg. It is doubtful
if a more capable artist than Miss
Carpenter has ew-r appcnrcd in Nor-
walk to giro such
as was given
last evening. and tho
hope was expressed that she might'
be able to return at somo other data.
R0 WA YTON
Mrs. Ethel Gordon. of \Vcst Sidi-
tvenue, will entortnin {floods from
New York city over the week-end.
The weekly icc crmm and calm min
«of the Rownyton Drum Corps is be-
ing held this afternoon in thc Hose
company quarters.
‘ The monthly meeting of the lio-
‘wayton Hose company will be held
Monday evening in their quarters on
. Itowayton avenue.
, Mrs. William Reap. who has been
,lpendlng a. few days in Philadelphia,
13:: returned to her home on Jimmy-
Ion avenue:
, m—
The first coat of paint has been
placed on the school house and the
york will be finished the early part
of next week. . '
Mics Jessie Tove, of \Vest Side: ave-
nue. who has been spending the past
few months in South America. is ex-
pectcd to return home within a few
days.
‘ ' Mrs. F'. B. Williamson. who has
boon spending the past week in Atlnn~
{lo City. is expected to return to her
home on West Side avenue the early
part of‘nekt week.
«It. appears as though niotorists
lining the new concrete road
m4 n heed of the warnin vcn
peristaltic», Taylor. 3h: beg:
accusing motorists to take the cor-
“nu-slowly and since the Voorhees
"incident near the school house very
new automobiles have been noticed
113 the corners at a high rate of
,Mayton Methodist church. H. P.
Billing“, pastor.-—-Morning worship at
30.. Sunday school at mmn. 12
topic. .Union arr-vice at 7:3” in the
. ., 9 at church. led by the; Young Pao-
‘ ".61"th Christian Ezrdcnvor Society.
for and praise services, Thins-lay
_ .. ». at 7:45. Official board mot-ting,
:‘jL my night, Aug. 71!}. 2;: S p. m-
is thé regular mouthly mmting
‘: duugimportdnt bu§incss i3 lief‘orn the
us. '
col-Call Raymond Street, & Son.
.
W‘Bnpflst church, Frank S
'_ Mire-sunmty morning ,ss-r-
41.0.30. o'clock with sermon by
the ounject “lacing
1. ., " why the
‘ Aiémws
.,
, ,fiemwm be no communion service
“the East Avlenue M. 1:). church to‘
w o‘clock at this church, Miss Mary
; ' Shim-n being the leader. "Favorite
1 A. . Cos s‘l Son's" will be the topic and
Th0 Mines Lena and Lily Yulicnt ’ u 5
fl-meort were visitors with friends
Infant Norwalk yesterday afternoon.
j'rhe Mayflovrer Hook and “Ladder
fibmpany will hold its August nleet-
Mint the nuorters of the company“! .
'. Benjm‘hln Ferbcr of 65 Osborne ave-
me tell from his milk wagon early
‘erday morning fracturing his 7'61“!
m The injury was treated at the
Mpltal by Dr. w. w. fracey and hr
after which Fcrbcr rc-
The W'hitc Sox of Bridgeport and
the
,Wicke lot, tomorrow afternoon, this
‘beins the last game before the East
the
.xllockwoods, at Amusement Park. on
Workmcn of the Street department I
Ste at work finishing up the scarify-
in; and rolling of First. Second. Third
“'i‘h,Gi1tnls. “ of Daricn. The ceremony will
and Fourth streets. and also
“cold-patching" Gregory Boulevard.
The ”cold-patch" treatment tor the
Boulevard was badly needed, as there.
Were many ruts and bumps thi-re drawn-.1 rm- this afternoon due to the
chztrnct-ns ‘
During the intr-r-‘
mission. Arthur Sterling. pianist. play- '
an entertainment .
. “Tho :pearance
to meet all members of the parish at
the church before he leaves. The
turn: school will meect at .12 o‘clock
noon. The Community Young Peo-
pic's meeting will be held at- 7:30
nil arcinvited to attend and be pre‘
pared to name their favorite song, a
n-rsc of which will be sung.
DARIEN&N
135m
A large number of Dorian residents
have been enjoying the bathing ‘Lt
lit-m: 'l‘rec Point.
John Philips and fumily have
{“0th from Mansnold avenue to in?
Post lit-ltd Colonial house of Mrs. \V.
I). llccklcy.
.\ dance will be held this evening at
tlu- Tokcnekc club for the members
and lhf-ir guests. Karney‘s orchestra.
oi Simut‘ord. will furnish the music.
mirollxng voters who wish to partici-
Ltc m the town caucus.
Miss Lnnah McCarthy will be mar-
.rien ct‘ “'erinesduy to Francis E. Mc-
ilit- 1.(-t-t‘orntcd in Torrington, Conn.
.\’o basvball game has been sched-
H‘nct that the lot used for the games
Ihas not born cleared, as yet of the
’cztrnival booths.
—~«~Icc-Cali Raymond Street & Son.
Daricn 100.
Thu work on tho V\'cst nvtgnuc road
is l’ll‘fL‘l’l‘SSllli rapidly and when) com-
plrtu-l thr- rnsidcnts of Duricn will
int-r (l l‘mnl through to Stamford thut
invv will in" pron-l 01'. The blasting
i;:.~.- ~l lunuvv' than it was (-XpI-cled
.lm- In :1 lurcc ledge 01‘ rock.
Bliss Lillian Tookcr. the daughter
0" Mrs. Lillian Tookcr of the Post
lltm ._ nus mnrri-zl last evening to
('l-urlels Sztit't‘a-n or llowayton. The
t" l
mncny “as pvrt‘m‘nn-d by the lim‘.
l’rn' L: S. Clnr}: of tho lzmthon
l'.:'lll:-t church. 'i‘lze- liriting's :tltviid—
out was Miss i-Idilli (lrwsnv :tnd thr-
l.--:»t man was ltriy .‘ll-‘_‘l‘llll‘iil. .‘.ir. and
{Elli-s. bullion xvlll rrsl-lt‘ ui Simshur)’,
il_'l...i-.
'i'lu- i'vqulnr monthly nil-(tin): of Um
l'l»l‘lll.‘ llrulth Nurse Association \vns
h H ‘.';>'.
t-tt‘llll‘lf‘.’ in tit“ (Ti-ni-«r school,
which time imports, of thw assura-
him; “i r“ read. As 3"? m. Asso‘
‘rtnilnn has not rccvivml though
i . .. . _7 . .
inmm 3. to p..rt-.v-:st- tm- cur «losirtwl for
ltlzl- litLi-llli nut-so. ihvn-t‘orv S6‘1't‘2‘3l
)lF'lvlllltll'iIi' curd )lfll‘lll'fi will in“ 'hel'l
Hvilldu lltv» nvvxt i‘v-w works for tho
lln-m-m of thv' _~‘l~=s¢_wiutimi. Tho mvot-
ii; 7.: was wea‘l nttvndc-l in spite of the
ltvm}. min storm.
BELL ISLAND
Mr. and )lrs. .l. 1.. finish will on-
;tvituin Miss .‘duricl Inglus and broth-9
or ilogcr over the \vt-ek cud.
Lucia Tunmr and llztrgvry Brock
‘\Vl'l'o' gnvsts at tlw Norwulk Country“
Club _\|'.‘~lt'l'!l.l)‘, \vht-rc iht-y cnjolwi
scvcrul games of tcmis.
The board of registrars met ycsteru
day in the town hall for the benefit of '
SO. NOR‘VALK TO NEW HAVEN
fiaiid‘t’he‘usualvlucky 12111111:an
Eprlzes. \ ' » ’ ‘
m0}? VIEW-
‘ ..__-.‘———-—
The motion pictures \Vcdnesday
evening attracted one. of the largcst
audiences of the season. The feature
picture? was educational as exceediugv
2y entertaining. The comedies, too,
wore well enjoyed.
Red , Tfiés'to Forget: »
' _ BY
Why 1': it tha'thiézg's' that we want to recoil
, We find Meet 16’: cit-mt renumber- at at}; , .
Whiléth‘e'thinysrwe would rather, for Town. .orget
, Are the tkifigorfiuzt in memory firmly Grant?
The barn fiance is scheduled for to-
night. From all indications a. large
crowd will be present to enjoy the
ion the entertainment committeehas
planned. i‘he club house will be
specially dccox‘ated‘for the occasmn. _ l
Thornton ~W. Burgess
The card party Thursday was 1:
wonderful success socially 9.3 we}! as ,
financtaily. The lutiies' tea under
\t‘hOse auspices it was held deserve
great credit for their splendid Work.
Mrs Kershaw under whose direction
this event was planned was congrat-
ulated for the succ s achieved.
rs. David Page, too, received the
thanks of the committee for selling
the greatest number of tickets.
3
It is queu- how sometinres the
harder you try to forget a thing the
more you think nbout=xt. It was so
with Raddy Fox. A. Merry Little
Breeze had brou t to hint down .on
the Green Men owe" like sound of
A
V
Ducks quacking 21% in Farmer
TmIE TABLE Brown’s barnyard. .. e had known
instantly that they were young
Ducks, and etc is nothing in the
Great World Roddy Fox engoys more
for a dinner than a tender young
Duck. ‘
Now, all summer Reddy had kept
away from Farmer Brown’s barn-
, yard. He had kept away from all
Daily l barnyards. So bad Mrs. Raddy. It
A. M.——4:48x. 5:08. 5:66. 6:14,:
. was not that they were afraid. bio,
5:55X. 7216!. 7119- 8:04: 8:33» 91411: ‘ sir. it won not that they were afraid.
10:21x, 11:23. .
At least they}! we? ”133d ii'xt'rsidf it:
— ‘ :2 . 1:22 2:22: themselves. at t ey ourI as
'f; 3141:1322 12.23:, 6'56: “21:: growing children andythey didn t. in-
o. x. . _. . .. . - tend to take any risks which might “It won’t do any in: to at least
6:33,“ 9:09x. 11'4“" . bring danger to those children. _So ”
Sulndgy they had been content to catch Mice find out about them, thought
A. ISL—41:48:. :5 ,
11:01.
and grasshoppers and hunt for John- R v
ny Chuck’s children, Peter Rabbits ' ,
P. M.—12:11x. 1:46x. 2:14x. 8:4GX,V children and other little people who
4:44, 5:561, 6:05x 6:12, 7:021, 7:08,‘ ~
9:05x. 9:40, 11:37x.
N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.B.CO.L
EFFECTIVE JUNE 11th, 1922.
(Eastern Standard Time.)
SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK
ADV
8221:, 9:41x,
live on the ground. Then the gas:-
hoppers had come and there was
plenty to eat without running the
rial: of visiting any henyards.
But now that unex ected sound
which had informed Re fly that. there
were Ducks up in Farmer Brown's
Ducks so far, and you don’t need
them. Just forget them” '
But there was no such thing as
forgetting those Ducks. Raddy tried.
He really tried. But the more he
tried. the ‘more he thought about
them, and almost. without knowing
Daily ,
A. M.—5:02. 6:16, 8:02, 9:20; 9:52.
11:08.
.. :2 ; ' ; , 4:21, barnyard'had quite upset Roddy. Be it he was making plans-for a visit. to
5.53. M6203. £3132 31:.1812111475x' did his best to forget that he had Farmer Brown's barnyard. "I won’t
' . ' ' ', ' ' ' ' "' heard it. He tried not to think of do it,” he would any to himself. .“No,
12.08:. it. But the more he tried the more air, I won't do it." A few minute‘-
sunday- he did think of it. When he led the later his craftygmind would be at:
A- M-—-3343: 5302' 9:19: 10:10:: oung Foxes home from their grass— work on a plan for finding out all
11:08. hopper hunt: he said nothing about about those Ducks.
P. M.—1:07x. 2:31x, 3:42x, 5.32x, what he had heard to Mrs. Re dy. He . “it won’t do any harm at least to
kept it quite to himself. But all the
time he kept thinking about it.
As he lay curled up, taking a ,sun
bath, he would close his eyes _and
shut out the Old Pasture and the
Green Meadows beyond. Then he
would seem to see a procgssion of
foolish youn Ducks waddlxng along
in Ftrmer town's barnyard, just
begging to be caught.
“it. is so long since Mrs. Roddy or
I have been near that barnyard that
reliably Farmer Brown and his boy
av: forgotten all about. us.” thought
Reddy. “1 probably could catch (met
or two of those Ducks without any
trouble at all. It certainly won't do may happen. Forget thoae Ducks!
any harm to over there and have Forget them!"
a look around?" “i will," said Redd , and then went
find out about them,"'thought Roddy.
“Even if_I do go up there and see
them, I won't touch one. No, sir, I
won't touch a feather of those Ducks.
I would like to see how big they are;
I would like to know just how many
there are. Finding out those things
won't harm anybody."
“And finding out those things
won't make younuy better off,” whis-
pered his wiser self. “Bowser the
Bound and Former Brown‘s Boy have
left you alone all summer so far.
Nobody has bothcred you. But if you
are seen around Farmer Brown's
bornyard there is no knowing what
5:45. 6:07x, 7:23x. 8:13, 9:10x. 11:18:,
11:26:. 12.08:.
SOUTH NOR‘VALK ‘1‘0 DANBCRY
Daily
A. M.—4:54. 8:08.
P. M.—-12:25, 12:54 (8). 1:45 (S).
3:80, 4:27 (Ex. S). 5:26. .
A. M.—S:25. 9:29.
P. ML—I‘JE, 6:20.
KEN" YORK T0 SO. NOR‘VALK
Daily
A. tin—2:50. 3:15. 4:30, 6:43. 7:001,
8:15x, 8:20;, 9:06, 10:00:, 11:03,
11:45:: (S). 7 .
P. li.»~12:06. 12:15. (S).,12:35 (S).
1:20x, 1:50, 2:30x. 2:54, 2:13 (Ex. S).
3:23: 431“" .4z39- 5:001, 5:030 7:00!” “Forget. those Ducks.” whispered right on thinking an dreamingabout
105191" 10:1ux, 11‘0°‘- 1' his wiser self. “Stop thinking about Lthem.
Sunday. ‘ them. It. will be time enough to think ’ (Copyright, 1922. by T. 1". Burgess)
A. M.—5:00, 6:431. 8:00. 8:211.K about them when the children have ,. .
9:03x. 10:00x. 11:10. i let: home and gone into the Great The next story: ”Ready Find: In
P. M.—12:03x 1:20;}:351, 4:03.; World. You have done nicely without Excu .
—Reddy Fox. ‘ _
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. LoNG’ DISTANCE TRUCKING
i that main-110k: n: Yong" Service for A1] Kind.
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. 'Iew York on“. 201 West 20th., Phone cm.“ 80% ._
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I
JULY “CLEARANCE SALE ~ a.
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line
a». Money Saving Event.
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Misses’ Bloomers §
'These Bloomers are of line Clieclird Xttinsoo‘n in e} » ;,:m 8
4 to_12 years ................................................ so.
Also the Crepe Bloomers which fire so easily lunativ :» F. 42.; §
cause of their coolness, are a great favorite.
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MISSES’ AND BOYS’ UNlON SUITS §
Misses Nainsook Union Suits. bloomcr lance. .43.: 7,. ‘
, 4 10 12 years .......................... 75: to 23;
Boys’ Pajamas Chcck Union Suits, loose knee and .~ g
' 4 to 14 years ............... . .......... 59: to 73.:
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88 Washington St. South Norwatk
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The ideal footwear for every occasmn. E,
For seashore and country, trampmg, boating .. .1,
dances. ‘3
No matter where you'go our footwear meets the .7‘ 2..
for style, quality and price. _ g
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XEW' HAVEN To 50. soawml
Dally
A. Air—3:25. 4:47, 6:47, 7:09, 7:25.
8:45, 10:00. 11:19x. 11:54. '
P. M.-12:52x, 2:53x, 3:22; 4:221.'
5:05x. 8:15x, 10:41x. i
Sunday.
A. M.—3:2.’\x. 6:54, 7:31:.
4- SALE OF —
WOMEN’S SHOES
8:45;.
lioztnld llruslt entminlnml a numbr‘r
:01' {Honda Inst raw-Hing at his homo» onl
'Summit avenue. lllv occasion being his‘
birthday. Dancing was enjoyed dur.'
[ing lllv L-‘v‘t'lllllg and rETrE-flimcnts \vcrci
serve-d.
Arch Sriwyn. who is on a business"
trip in Chicago, is expected to return,
to his home on the island shortly. In'
a recent issue 05‘ one of tho motion3
picture magazines there appeared a
picture and a long article concerning
Mr. Soiwvn‘s home here.
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'l‘omorrow afternoon a. large dele-
gation from the island will journey to,
Harbor View. where they will witnessi
n to tnis tournament between the local}
teams and that of Harbor View. It is'
expected that there will be much ex-
citement over this affair. as both
tvums claim they will be the con-
querors.
The house committee‘have succeed-
ed in securing the services of a former
hotel man from New York city to act
in the capacity of steward for the re-
mainder of the season. He is Frank_
i Bauer, former assistant steward of the 7
‘Hotel Majestic. New York city. Mr.
Bauer comes highly recommended to
Athe club.
l
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, A new camp has been opened on
{the island by Sonny and Billy Selwyn.
land George and Hank Riley. The
l'youths have everything that goes with
a. camp even. to the bugle, for the
iresidents are certain of this fact when
'thcy blow reveille at 5:30 and 6
o'clock each morning. The tent being
used by the boys is the same type as
that used by the officers during the
war. » ~
Mrs. J. L. Brush. who énfertalncd
with a charity bridge. Thursday aft-t
Iernoon. was pleased to lean: yester-i
day when checking the results of the
party that the moneyderived through I
;the event. was substantial enough to
.Icnd three children away fora period
of two weeks. 'The fund was for ‘7!
benefit of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund, ‘
and the cost of sending 9. cm away:
for the period mentioned is $7 for two
‘Weeks.
. Plans will ht" completed Within a!
Afew days for the water sports to be
:hold on Labor ilayvby the Pine I’oTiTt'
{Catholic club. Among the entries‘
“will be Gertrude Coenen gr diving.
,l.orotta Cronin for 56-yard swim.ai.'3.
jAun and June Matthews for diving.
.'.md swimming. This {Ni-7;: always
_'holds much interest among the resi~
Idems of Pine PBint. '
o—ob m-..
The barn dance and country store
:wm be held this evening in the ball~
jroom. of the Bell Island Social club.‘
The dance was to be held. two weeks'
ago. but conditions‘at that time made v
. it necessary to postpone manageJOne -
.or the main features will be thé ap~
or Pcu’i-l-Whlte‘manis arches;
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in; 1mm
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Conne‘ally é? Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK
Store Open Saturday Evening.
10:00, 11:19x.
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5:05x, 6207:. 8:15;. 8:34, 10:41:. ;
DANHL'RY TO SOUTH NORVVALKe
Daily
.\i.-—4:58. 6:18. 9:34x. 11:10.
M.——2:24, 5:41.
Sunday.
M.—6:50, 11:05.
M.—5:08, 6:18.
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We have twenty 5 ton trucks at New York.
We have two lighters for ocean-going shipments.
We have a door to door delivery if desired.
Compare our rates with other methods of trans-
portation.
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One of the loveliest
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g; Lucy Isabelle Mush
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smooth, rhythmic melody with
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