’t
7‘ . nylon service will
7. m mm axiom
h’imyiiflgm
m
In.” and Mrs. William 'Ingies
flow- street have
“home here after
but at town;
This afternoon ‘
d the Bridgeport
‘ pill hold an outing",
lids-lot: House. . ,g'
. 3 .
, _. """‘3 a
*_
”point/la
flint avenue M. E. church.-
I: charge of the seri'ice at the loca
. Advent Christian church tomorrow
.Rw. Mr. Davis is .very “Veil known
1cm. . .
In one of the protog-rnvure sections
.d last Sunday's New Yark papers
intern appeared a picture oifllittle Nan-
cy Maywood Bury .ot East Norwalk.
tho was termed "the youngest spec-
tator at the Stamford Horse Show.
held at Sunaim Farm."
The marriage ofa’Miss Lillian Kiln-
~ ,€,mmormx ,
‘ 1mm Mrs. Joseph Lajscac of
m Hmk are vacationing in
.. enter the
; ‘af-Stuw’f» h
.l _ _ g 1;,
finge‘willbehéld; . .
of
:turned to their
fro] days spent
'ut 75 members
c/
d dinner at the
. During the absence of the pastor.
”W. ‘11. Irving Watkins, tomorrow.
’8“. H. I}. Sehnert5 of Rowayton will
in In charge of the services at the
3293. w. Daviszog Bridgeport who
fluently celebratedp‘his' fiftieth anni-
terror: in the Adw tit pulpit. will be
beksh Lodge.
Point Thursday, August 17. _,
of Pythias. will arrive on the'Ossin
with six hundged members.
. w
‘The d§nusl picnic» tor
SC
“lurking nest. at Roton
‘S'becial cars will carry the picnick
e New England- steam
.Tll“. steamer "Cresc nt"‘ legit
Battery at 9:30 this 5%!- >
out.
Tomorrow four excursions Will
at the Park. The four
on the boats: The Nine ‘E'i‘hirfiv ub
dred will make the trip.
The ,blew Canaan Grange held
d o. 3'.
i from everyyangle .otyiew-point. ,
, limmtli'ul dinner was served in t
STOVE. -» "
George Vanities, proprietor of t
nesday. when a five gallon
orangeade broke in‘his hands.
jar
later by :1 local doctor. ‘
third time this year that an a tag
of this kind has happened. If“:
such of Osborne avenue and Charles }._exploslon'. '
man: of Fort Polfx'f street will take
place at 4 o'clock-'jhis afternoon ‘afi
Christ Episcopal church. Rev. Rob-
ert B. B. Foote will perform the cere-
many. 9' ;
It seems almostdjmpossible that
many more peoplei'willhbe. able to
crowd (in to Calf Posture Beach than
Jan-c» llccn the-re d.uring~.most every-
mrring of the post three days. but
plans are being may]? by the volunteer
mo savers and thermolice to handle a
room-«adirenking crowd should the day
he a fair one. ,5
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Complaint has been made to the po-
l'co about the practice or several boys
fl’ving on Cottage street who have been
stealing fruit from an Osborne ave-
rue residence. and the names of the
culprits have ber‘n‘giveri to the po-
Vice. If the practice does not stop.
the, police will visit the home or the
.mngmern. .
I ,
.. 9 VBELL'VISLAND'
A large number of local fesiden
yesterday afternoon.
terday afternoon and evening.
are a number of features. including
ilnc gifts. Those
booth. Mrs. George Smith.
t'vgetahle booth". Miss
nprcns, Mrs. Eastman. Mrs.
Corps of \Vorkers;
of Workers. A very
tended the bazaar.
HICKORY BL UFE
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R0 WAITON
"embers and ~ nests
rill have another 3
at the Tokoneke Club. The usual]
dinner will precede the dancing.
liereabouts
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sparks and
daughters, Marjorie and Verna. of
West Side avenue. are spending two
weeks in Taunton. Mass.
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Miss Marlon llllng. who has been.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John ’l‘iebout. in
Benyton avcnuc. has returned to her I
lame in Naugatuck. Conn.
~~
W. F. Ambler. of Rowayton avenue.
he returned from a Visit
with Mr.
and Hrs. Tracy R. Amble
Ila-s. r in Lee.
—Ice. Call Raymond Street
Dos-ion loo. & son"
. .‘
Ilsa Augusta Firth. of Tokeneke, is-
.1: (Jump Po-ne-mah. South Kent.
Conn. conducted by Dr. \K‘ilson Allen
at New YOrk, and will remain it
month or more. “ '
To]: k
- one c has been given a he -
man in the W In
_ . establishment of a;
riding academy. Mr. Kennedy, who
3 a similar school- for riding
x: Form Lodge. Nonhfitamford. ‘
is
In‘ehorge of this. new -feature. Al- .
may many havesignified their inter- f
on by forming horseback parties. This
Kennedy
H.'at.B 11 Ma -
Instrument“. ~ W V" c“
[on ,Methodtst church. H. 1?.
flannel-t, pastor-Wasp morning at '
10:88 the Rev..John Flint'wiil preach. I
Rev. Flint has- had wide experience?
than an able speaker. Sunday school
at 12 noon. In the evening the
be in the Baptist '
. The‘iibut' is 7:30.
gel-vice is held .
_ 1 :‘5. A cordial
A . n ll'extehded to everybody.
mmamgtzlchiimh. Rev.
Mk 1» Claw-‘5 finial-.«Services.
2 "=30 2- .... R... -
, of "Grace. ,-_ 1: Baptist church»
pimfggnlqn ‘ community
{trifling otlrzso p. 'm.
: Fig oyndg and Setting
-. , e by“; group of
madayi’giflvehitng at 8‘ mida
ulterior.
611.
’g; '.
truck loads of
. fro
[the ‘Psr
‘n—g.“
“hull picnic of Hazal Re—
. (moo this (Honing .
M‘d- . easil
New York on business
days.
, ~ , . No‘ lk h
' fififil‘f'tmflrcach. Bible ma as take" M’-
.' 1.11"“);
:25, soon [from below,
or window surrounded b mi
according to Edward Ringwozd 11:23:: '
author 'of “Secrets of the Salmon"
It seems that a fish can see out into
the air only through a limited aper-
, titre; eVerywhere Ehe‘the surface. to
iflects the contents or the ’
(it it be stream, at
m Riaggfiem, were pres‘ This is because the light '11 s as
12. f ' tag from water to y p s-
- ’ lwhen the angle of
a. Colon"0(mticii. K. of 0.. with the fish’
. . will come on comes
' _ ,‘ward
'It 811. but'is directed ‘downw
ward the bottom. - ”‘1 t°‘
Miss Helen Raymlmd of New On
stay at Hickory Blufl.
Donald V. Hersnm of New Canufi
is enjoying himself‘ at Hickory Bluff.
where he is spending the greater part
boating and
of his time swimming.
taking part in water sports.
_ . -
Mr. and Mrs. C.
ilclcn Raymond. Mrs.
Hines
«in uglitvr Dorothy. and
Philip
duration. ,
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7 DARIEN& NOROTON
George N. Philoor; real caste agent.
Mary Hurst residence. on
fine l'ost road. to Charles H. Pool of
Norwalk. .
has sold the
\
The game between the Radon A. C.
and Stamford Red ~Men fboll teims,
which-was postponed last-”weekon ac-
will be hafnium the.
count of rain.
near future.
On Wednesday Constable and Mrs.
Ernest. L. own and More. :10“-
l-on-theJ-‘Iud-
son to visit Mrs. Groat's sister-[Mrs
mer motored to Col-awn
Frank. Smith.
'—,Ice. 'Csll
Mend stre‘ "e’t' ' son
”afieligllotf ‘ ' .:,,' ,r ‘ ‘.
~
The Darlen- basebeli- chit? will cross
, . Canaan team
on th'e'vf'soutlr ”'nvenll’ej’r‘rol‘inds. ‘1 :New‘
Canasnlffjiis‘ofternoon at 3:30:11). 5.
A good game is looked (ones it
getting strong. t
tie game with I
bats » with the New .
T.).
is said the Darlens are
They'recently played a
the Stamford Paracentrics: “who
y defeated New Canaan.
William B. Goywood. who has been
. _ The Evening- Sentis
'nel in Barton, has resigned his post-1
representative of
tlon with this paper and has gone to
,. for several
Charles R. M‘ltchell of South
’ Gaywood's
place as The Sentinel .mpresentatlve
,in Doric-n and Rowayton.‘ .
‘ sight tar-Fishes. 7
fish the surfacemf t :lws.
presents ‘8! N"-
To the
a shallow‘one)‘the botttlm.
air are bent.'~and
the ilght‘l‘ily. from
8 eye with the vertical be-
great enough/“it is bent back-
so that it does not cnter‘tlié air
was hEld at Rotofi
L The Atlas Lodge. No. 300, Knights
Emmanuel
Chime! .and‘ St. Luke‘s Chapel Sunday
ooisi'ot'Stam” fora; will nonstop '0:
Din '
. . orw sounty .ship com-, fl 7 ,
fl) “#1“! pfi‘pmcihls xvii arrivoé‘ongthegfiiraf .
' mat-.33 One hundred and jug? . ill.
7 : ‘ mmukfihc trip. mékiné'fiie t‘ota nu .
be: of excursionists for the day 1.950.
t e
arrived at noon. At “sort willfvrezurn
to the city. On the ‘returh tfip. pas?
sengers from this city will be taken.
This was the trial trip for the Cresc—
boats will
leave New York at about nine o’clock.
'Thc follovvlng»~orgnnl;atbog§_3wl come.
New York .on {the SeagafeT Si'it"hun’-
annual: picnm‘vstrnotbn Point'rWEdnesii‘
A large number of the members;
amiied'tfiémsei‘ves bt‘tliis' oppdrtunity.‘
as is usually the case with the Grang-
ers. and the day was an enjoyable one
restaurant at the Park. had both his
hands and nrmsseverely cut. on Wed-
His
wounds were dressed at the Park. and
This is the
isg'ssld
pthnt air pressure was the cause of the
saw the his baby parade nt' Baton.
il‘he bazaar for the benefithof” the
Belle Island Club house was held ‘yesa
There
lamp. tennis rackets. canoe. and other
in charge‘ of the
various booths were“ as folows: Candy
' Mrs. 10-.
sepli Wright. Mrs. F‘. \V. Houston:
’ Farr‘ell, ' M’rs.
Hart, fancy booth, Mrs. Grace Clark:
Hughes.‘
Mrs. Peters. Mrs. Geodlna: grab thug.
cake booth: Corps
larfie crowd at-
mmn returned Monday from a week's
S. Raymond. Miss
and
Bur-
chnrd have returned to New Canaan
from Hickory Bluff. where they en-
.i‘m-mi n. delightful time of a week's
i118.
ters of a billion donors.
em that if every portion of
. g I
_‘ “63“ 91% ..1
be
dwellers protected his
devastating worms that
of "the'ineigliboring forests!
its
friends of man. it they
ht noble service. Much wi
he cure. .
HOW TO CLEAN GIL
of
nt
- ,, _ . 85: 3-3: Mini-cg Socks, Brown and Black with ’.~?+’..§."+..‘.“j; 5’ ,
Blntle'nemtrlck and he'éouidil'f think 1‘“ “‘3“ 5° "9““ ”WW3" ‘0 “1' ‘ - ' 50: 8-4 Misfit" sacks, Brown. Black and Write ...... ,E:
tow old gold. picture frames. How of . good old met at w“: M“?! “"1“ng 1733 six. gewBowsg h _ g .1: - .’ M S
to clean these without the risk of with the but and because get 02:51:: “:WO‘ ., v, thsthoifser gammaw > . _ 3:3;- 1’ BOYS 3-4 SOCI‘5 . .
rubbing (lathe thin gold leaf is a mat- F £le lguwgnolumhghtgnxget fdri‘lik. gully. , _, ..s -. .. 50c 30,3: fiatifleally Ribbed, Brawn and Black W& .
t" which concerns m0“ women. Then he tried the 07d trick of running 9‘“ 30° 8 Wk“ .3953” Wu .‘ ;~ -:" 7
Brush all dust from the frame. and m. dim“, in a", “a, and than hudi for He was h for»
with a soft hog’s hair brush dipped "g; 7 v t ‘ d'$‘;oa§9 333$, "89' infill?" " 7 7Y9? filing? 71%;“. :
ts - tb' : o > on n. 7 .- . ~
in Clem- , cold water. ‘M‘lw ...n; - nag g _ dyahnsw lsbont til-trauma.
changed. brush all the ornamental 74°!" 5"“ 4“” him ‘ ‘
Feathered Creatures Alone Are Allie
to’Waos IMM‘War on insects“ 3
Thu: Dutvoycwpt. . ‘7 aw"
It has been estimated. (and moonlit
conservatively. that ingects' injure the;
crops Jaime. unitedstatesmm ”*9. -
th'é'nm‘ouli‘t of more manual-sequin
ed by the protection of
.onitfibe'wel‘ ‘l when the
thesfsmi crops . ‘ .
t orchardsntor‘engundougge
trees are greatly injured" by insert,
posts. a condition of which the people ,_ ‘
at Massachusetts are probobly better 1
2‘ A‘ ‘ n‘grgth'e inhabitants of any- .
am . _
at a 12.; 4e. “L- 6’ {
gem-is a-“g'é'ell-authentlcsted‘story , ~
of’a Bavarian nobleman who madeja
tine piece of forest land a sanctum
so delightful to the feathered folk met
when a scourge of destructive insects
.swept over the country. the summer
currencés on's smaller seals are f1
hops not",tinconimon. Mafilfestly.from
the sthndpolnt -‘of good citizenslifi).
which calls'i’or wise economic policies.
bird” protection as a' subject for-tub
*tionnl legislation is deserving of most
careful consideration; for these little
aged and protected. render a very val-
has been enacted, but there is need
of more to make our bird friends le-
oan Be Done Without Injury to Gold
Leaf, if the Following Rules
Are cruel-veil. , .
Almost every‘ house has“ at least 8
pints. carefully avoiding the bur-J
All Wilmette
this 10E could
fink: .
5' ,
amorous .
.2. . ., it . ’
, - m .r it .. «2‘. -. a.» a.
When Bow“: the Hound stood up l.
on his'lflnd feet and unified at the ‘
tor of a serum oldxstump in the
Green For»: he knew I lit away.
that Roddy Fox had tfi an old ,
,tflck. Bower knew exoctly what flutt- ~
’trick “land he didn‘t M s.
. minute. He simply stoned»,to‘ rim .
, 35 I b circleiuoundrxhat oldsmlnp. ,
i:. mm 2.115 expected .11: soon found
‘ ‘whofe’keddrhd touched me . and
~ :- Jim: in; from they}; of that
its .." .mvwo rust-ed
”£3?ng ”any he’w'enton
Reilly's ..
0! world; there “motion; for "
L to ,do, but to begin: running
lit-in. ‘His‘ west up on the top a
thsbillhsdbesnve short. lthod ,1
been altogether too org. Be 11.1! “g .
gudiil't' reeowraegidhisuihrest‘h. rod
to} ’. sights yr _ms ~ri
of that dog icon, for I confirm:
much longer.» '1': wish‘hé had a long
‘cost like mine. If he» had he wouldn't
be samurai-nu on; hot dsy like
this. 130qu is altogether too, Inert.
,n I used .‘to beside todool’hi‘m ens; .
‘ But each time“ he chass’ me it’ I
harder 3o fool him. I must think of
’1 Jonas our trick and I must-do ltr ft
" may. I certainly cannot run in is
hes: much lo 2-
. s a, 'd 'c»
...?23. .Mm 3"...3: u:
magma. * couldn't!
trees. from
stripped me »
salience-...
are encour~
se legislation
T F RAMES
forever. , .
of ‘, “willow.
would men a chance to get rfew
minute! rest.
. - .. inn which‘tha
“fillet? lilo-36m
It muddle " ‘ he :was' frosting" ' that ‘
- firmed-En Wdistuxe’ioe’sm . ' “
that Wyth’m ”DIL-
of something
work be slight: get rid of Bowsss- ‘
Edd” um * as his“ feet Knit ‘1
slgsux-tasizlyoflj “fight in the direction
flint whistle ind
shown: wasn't so bird to
He made no enact to spoil
He knew sil sbost‘tlis transact run
over it. He knew all about
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lilahed plans. This will more all no” pimp homo ruthenium: ‘ "a. com _ Kg "I . .
"1““ ““4 “"mnfl‘s' The mm mm "3‘33“ mfififimil 31:33 Jig}? iron rsiia con ensign-swoon»? ,-, . fishington St. , South Norwalk
now be allevved to dry thoroughly. t,“ ”u flint timid array; ant; 11353:. iii-iBeddinplumodg M2 ”~th 3"; -
a New make a mixture of one pint of mm. It reminds Raga ’o! s trick he, I! dbl lieu} her-roam m. .......... ......... “---“---HH- ”mm
water. one ounce methylated spirits. Old Grsnny Fox ind tau 1: him 1"?“ gzzsmn ting if“ set in from of“ ‘:*‘ , ‘
and lmlfeiounce of ammonia. Go (We? I“ ”7°33" “it!” , his-first \E m w c ' ------ ‘ ........ , -- ..... .. - - -.,.--- ,,, ,,--v .......
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the better.
rte'ntion. ’
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push or roll away dirt or
—Wolrerhamptonz
accused of wantonly main:
The prosecution made out a strong
case against him.— It was
on a certain dark night
tally mutilated m horse.
innocence. and succeeded
horse.
In Chin]: almost every
m'sde of wood or stone or
cording to the financial circumstances
. of the family, not inscribed thereon
are, the names. titles. dam of birth
and death of deceased asctiidsnts and
the names and degrees of relationship
or their nearest living descendants.
Twice a year, on the birthday and
death—day of the departed.
religious than
1 dead.
l something like tint." ‘
tear: We discharged 8
0&1! last week for making
., remark to I
meat."
Ra
_ blin' wld disbere o
i Slmw-‘Canpe Ah “MA
m “iii"i‘mopatby treat“
motion of. de bones. and“
WWAh‘s got is humor-In: fig. “.7 .
10m 7 . _ - to pass in
m 'fid’hzssmm
the gold with this. using a small camel
hair pencil brush. and avoiding bur-
nished portions. Each time the brush,
is removed from the frame it must
be washed in water and squeezed out ‘
before being dipped into the spirits ‘ ,
mixture.» The quicker you do this job
The burnished parts now requirest‘
With a piece of new wash-
breatbe lightly
- upon a small strip 1' the work and
A coating of clear size will much
improve the appearance of the gliding.
.00er Made Good as Detective.
Somebody recalls Sir Conan Doyle’s
activitio. us a detective back in 1907
when he applied the Sherlock Holmes
methods in an English criminal case
and succeeded in bringing about the
release of an apparently innocent man.
That was the l-zdjnll‘nflalr. which its:
widely exploited in the English news?
papers at the tune. Ethan. the son
or a Pal-see and an Englmhwoman. was
a field near his home and there ber
Conan Doyle became convinced of his
beyond'a doubt that molest-sighted.
ness of the prisoner was at so extreme
e nature tint he would have been @-
abie to find' the tleld. let alone. the
Chinese Ancestor Worship;
in the main hall of the house,
cestral, shrine" wherein are arranged
the ancestral tablets. These tablets in.
consisting chiefly of ohehanc‘es berm
the tablets. are 'held. The use of the
so tablet as‘a‘n object of reverence is not
due to the belle! that the spirit of the
departed resides in» it, but rather that «
it is I symbolto beremembereusnd‘
respected by the living: and the (18%
set ‘lpart for “worship” are no more .
is remembrance of the
W
‘ - Reassurlnq'l'flm‘. .. ,
“I beg your pardon" mid the any
barrassed man to the floor-walk». "'1".
want to buy some booster my With!
i believe she and ‘roller' hose. no":
you 'em up or roll ‘em down. It W3 '
“swarms Wily. sit. and have
ram so? 7 1
. man in your pasta- "
"01,3380.” Hs.‘ _‘ ‘ '
Runway furrow-ll
mugs
bu now who, while if it. did
’6‘».
91d rick.”
i.
\ . 'K M 3 a
Roddy new must' be «mtg!
\
m a very long time since he ind there m' ht boon sceidsnt, an ac
W that trickv‘n Mill. d-w-tl “83%". .. , - . _
it»! by this time Bow-e: horrfo :- , ( A. __ mi. by T. w: am)
it. Anyws it wu»*orth_ .. g. - _..s_.. .. _ . .,
gilt didn‘t he would be no worse next story: “Roddy Trie- the
SHOES
THAT WEAR LIKE IRON
Young Ambition.
A brown-haired, hrighheyed new!
boy. not future than nine =yeors old..
wall in the ppm oi. licaty‘iirfiumsnt,
with the Miguel-«l man géhenfiho
dust. ‘ Woman notié them. "The ’mau .
couldn‘t understand just what tile. boy i
Viiiited. although lie «as explalnlng '
dly in newsboy jargon that he was l
very definite about the matter. Pres—
- It Weill}! be telly to say'our shoes ili‘V‘ a
I that theyPIook like iron, but. from the wag: ti. 1
j honestly say “they do wear like iron}: ’
The stag-let}: of style and range of price-s 12:“ rd a wonde-
‘4‘
ful selecttQ?
ently the boy took the man by the arm
j Milton Elwood r
and led him to his choiceamoug all
the magazines that was hung about
the news box for display.» The Wom-
an wondered what it would be—Dlii.
mood Dick or Racy Stories. Without
hesitation the boy pointed to his de-
sired magazine. The Woman blinked
Feud looked again. The cover under
his small, slightly soiled index finger
said. “What to Sell and Row to Sell
[tr—Chicago Joni-nu.
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inanimate.
Drowned in I Fish Stet!- .
A 30cm ebntrlbutor to Outdoor m.
In. the author of the m0“ 6938113111
“fish story" we have and in 3 ion:
while. says the Youth‘smon. An
interesting experiment; In ass. was
illeged that
he went to
Sir Arthur
in proving
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it 3 Caps 33:1 bottle: clippers—Stone Crocks in lain-as sizes.
i thers g
Medicine ummvuhwor’dtuw
So. Norwaik
salt-water hex-rings" most: was put
into a large bow‘vl otwmlt Slater. and '
every day a small quantities it. was
removed and an equal ammo! from
Water substituteduntll eventually the
herrin: lived no maimmiy‘
trash water. he masthead much
blessed with the success of names.
meat that be then mantras rs. 1
move a smell quantity one: train: "
the bowl until it w am new“
grins nomadic sumo mm in:
family his,-
its “sn-
marble. tic- 0‘
w ..
Ind. Since it moo livelyln “empty *
bowl. the W‘W»M~M»R into
case» There it umi‘hsppfiv. hopping
from Del-ch to punch. inst liken bird.
until one day some'sndiie‘n noise upset
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