M F. H. Bob has purchaser
m I. flerritt.
~ W liar?
m h” 5038
“and her vacation.
Bin Alrfe-l St. John. 0
.M entertai ned t rle mi-
78mm: yesterday aflernbon.
mg men are 95.;0)
the Seabird, own-Inez 2st \II
Jan-1:8.
311-. and Mrs. (III.
62. John arc-ct. are 5:
Staci. today rI-sumv-l ‘mIr
the ofiice of Town ClIIr‘p: Heriwrv‘.
Sluith, after two WIII-ks‘ vacation.
The condition or .‘lr<. Howard A11-
érmn. of Cottage slrr‘ It 3v hr: “as up-
iralzd upon at tho Norr'IlI' Hos; ital
on Friday afternoon for 2:12 F’IIOIS
and appendicitis. is rvIportl-Il
able. The imprm'IImI-m is
__. -
Mrs. Minena Druis or limmn slrII:t
in to speak to the- n'I'l(llli)(r$ m m.
Mallard Republican \\‘I.vmr:::'sc!1:i..
in 17118 city. timorrow. and I.'. ll! DI:
the chief speaker of the yin-vii“;
l
1
I. ‘.'.'—
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fwy. Hf N'
imrry Hill 51"".l'l't‘ lax: I 1'Ist11.1I l
alter :2 two WIIIks stay in _\'I-I I. .l--r_
yv and hau- rI-suniwl lhIir Iltc.
.uxfw A. xv. P. Moro. Osimran aw mn-
amfi Van ' andt strI-IIt.
Among East Norwaik :.'o:;11I.; mm;
who an: r-njoying \;lII:LtiI1r:s mu- \l'ilo
iIiuim Gustafnon of Plant ,IItrIII-t and
-KI~nth Fitch or M3rtIII strIIsgr. both
of whom are I-njo3in" r1 ’Iwo WIIIIks'
“variation from tl1Ilr «imiIx at the Nash
Enzxm‘rring company.
1:231. Mm- Amundsvn. of Strawberry
Ill-ll avenue, this morning. took a.
Wifion as slum-11! two-rotor at the
local telephone I-xrhumrrI. having re-
signed her position at tle. l. )iallktt
1
lo! and buildings on “infield street
3!! Ind Hrs. J Walter Sayre haw:
been recovering from a sedan oper:
ation.
Mrs. Henry Forelt and son Francis
are spending a couple of weeks in
Newark. N. J., with relatives.
\Irs Frances Godfrey is spending
two weeks as the guest of her daugh-
ter “is. G. 8V. Stevens of McKiniés
be given any for every contest, and
an ema large cup will begiven for
the bat all around dancer. Entries
from Bridgeport, Stamford; _.\’orwalk
and South Kai-walk. Danbury and'
other towns are expected. l
Many improvements for next season
at the Rofon Point baths are to be
started, up on the close of the season;
Houses and additional lockers are to!
a lot on Cow: In euue from
Buckingham. of Covc
to Mamchuselts to
Marvin
' at
11¢?
'Jillllb at
It
: good.
tr :.
s N be built; and all the present houses
are to be given a coat of paint. ;The
good condition the houses are kept in
has constantly addcd patronage .
Jose M. Ferris. one or the best
:knoun residents of Bell Island and
Rowayton. is suffering from a badly
hurm- d :m: band. cansed when a pack-
age of matches unexpectedly exploded.
Yesterday forty members of the
533721 Simon Star came to the park in
a big Rialto bus. The Saint Simon
Star is a parish house on 138th street.
New‘Yorl-L This is the raurth trip of
.this. kind that the Saint Simon Star
'has made to Rattan this year.
The Tokeneke Inn has pros-en, to. be
:2". unusually gay rendezvous for New
{York residents. and also for those
I‘ ‘I‘rens more? distant points. New ar-
En..,.5 at the inn include: Mr. and Mrs.
who have recently
They!
l
in: Baldwin.
from a trip abroad.
or: their family at the inn.
.ro Dr. and Mrs. Montgomery
New York and Mrs. Lynd
lllhl-ielphia. Dinner guests at
hostelry number Mnand Mrs.
.: Smith of Tokefike and Mr.
Mrs. Oakley also of Tokpneke. Mr.
Miss C. Louise Plain of the souvenir
stand has received a new line of “ab-
alone” ware. Abalone is a shell that
grows onIthé Pacific coast.
ural form, such as that at Miss Piahi's
stand. it is very pretty.
Lire Guard Stuart is being compli—
ownI.-d 113' Mrs. Church.
nur.
of Maple ave- before some picnlekcr's camera"!
The wound was slight. -—-—-'-
{I The push a mobile on the beach has
i
{and Saturday.
i
l
l:
'lizII sermon at St. India 5 church.
lu- m- rday morning. by the For. H M.
ilunuheli was in the form of 39. dia-
fiogue between a reprosontalive church-
8 “1:111 of thirty years ago and a modorn
{Christian The music was (IspIIcizlliy
Many lrairien people attended the been equipped with.an extra wide tire.
“I 232' of History Four. at the Alex- making it much easier to operate on
m-r «Isiah». New Canaan, on Friday the sand.
Today forty members of the McFar-
land Auto Company held dinner at the
Point.
—-Ire. Call Raymond Street 8: 8011.
Lumen 1w).
The hot wave of last weIk taxed the
capacity of the baths.
BELL ISLAND
The weekly Saturday owning dance
drew a very Mg crowd.
“th lmziqn
.«V. and
A. C. baseball team, was
on Saturda3 by “the New
won iImIn team. The score was 10
1. The game was played at \‘ew
('1:. :.'1.1n nI-ld and was attended by 3
1117.1 crowd.
to] for a few days.
Thom were several arrests over the The weekly motion ptvh'r'fl's “'1” 1m
Ir its nat—
about it.
to himself
. wanted.
the water.
. Reddy Fox was a very hot and tired
Fox when he touched the railroad. He
had run hard and fast to get there
well ahead of Bowie: the Hound. The
point at which he reached the rail:
road in: chin to a bridge whwli‘
mssed I wide stream. _
two things Roddy could do: he could ’
run along beside the tuck for a short
diatom and then wall: on on: of the
- .I. Mrs. Sydney Colford. (formerly the fine condition in rail is M the VI ballad m and
“‘3‘“ LI“ merited upon .. ‘ y
3:200? §aturdmz IMF? Van‘h‘rbi‘“ who have taken a which he has put the beach.‘ The} ' up n on until it m are 80
e - . l m “w m Tokenoke are now i" “9““ beach is gradually being cleared of all ‘93!!! 0 “out! would “1301:1111;
Mr. and Mrs. AifrI} I Rheum his. I port for the remainder of the month. rocks. and 5.11m? good at low nae, he hid hop: on in mm thin
“.turnod after their “offing {15:} . 3 f tl' k the “won. 3 8
Mrs. Boerum formeriy 5mm: -- 135 On Wednes-jiy 0 us weew , The other an he could a mi
Mildred Radian of TM!"1 street I DAM-”(Q NOROTON Junior Y. M. r. M. T. I}. A. Socxely 01 a“; “s the ol?trick Gnanay F“):
““"’ Elizabeth. N. J.. will come to the park had taught him—Ins to wait until
\if and “'5- C. 0 x‘r‘m'h C' 0' .on tho sfenmer Sirius. 3 1.900 will Bowser was almost to him and may.
Fro-nob. Jr. and William l to :1. ..lr. of i-lrs. Ggorge A- Voile: rc-lurned fromlmake the trip. train which he could hear coming‘ .
New Itoch'cm- w W \isuors “3th ! ”I‘mlISlcad. L. L. on Friday. ————-§ . mldawmflxog t: heighacraggnthlfi
relatives and {fit-11.119 horv yestuday. ___... Fluffy. the little pet tiger cat at the bri e i l of ghemtnln and jump Tire roar of ti l ”a {13' his
Master Vincent Sham). was bitten pcslcard booth. is getting as popular 03 t e track in“ as soon ‘5 ho wing"
Miss LuIIlia. Finch. 0: Fort Polling“ Saturday night. by u collie dog. 3:, "Babe" Ruth. She poses daily [7 “filly across. might bemso
Downer
sage!- nt sight of Raddy that he
would not notice that oncoming train
and would try to follow Ready across
that bridge. when the train might
notch him and Ethrow him down into
Ready had known that
trick to work with young dogs.
hoped tint it was so long since that
trick had been tried on Bowser than
Bowser would have forgotten” all
Raddy thought over thé two plans
nnd decided»
Bow-er should be killed it wouldn’t
be his fault. At least, that is what
. Roddy told himself.
smart enough to look out for
it is no fault of mine,”
"01‘ course, I don’t want
.hlm killed but if he should he by
accident I shouldn't cry about it.
There no corps: now!
come: the train!"
Baldy not beside the track just as
Franklin l-‘ootn, who has been You a he dot-ed to. B; this time the But he didn' t, and run even faster A
spending his vacation at Cobble Cot- trifling“! gait; near. I 22:38 Bowscr fez ingraifele’t would bring ban to :h.
; . . . 1. , 1 v1— "“1 - met 0 en 0 e ridge and fife-tr. Could
tige. has return 1 to 11 I3 homo n V I t w.“ whatigaddg he nuke it in time? > dy fairly
ageddy
cms that: brid
how frightened
3::an Burgess
'A flung my qzcie'nt ‘be to you
Yet tofimather still be new.
.
There were -
that bridge. Then all. hid told him
not to look .down after that
Roddy had never been afraid. So
now he did not look down.» He looked
smlght ahead and ran £9! .1! he
was worth. The tour of that train
was in his can. It drained tho voice
of Bonner the Bound. and M
not dare to look back to us it gaw—
ser was behind him. He 65mm in
was. for Bowser hall» a ma
‘IhlsI-heela when he started and but!
seemed to he yin; no M92: in
that train. on :02, had
counted on Bonner My m4
at being so close to him he staid
notice nothing else.
My! how fut that unit: an}!
Reddy began to war. do? it he had
mute?I too long. The r thought
gave im new strength. engine
whistled, Ind flat 58121596 Roddy so
that be nearly tumbled 68th. bridge.
He
tom the old one. It
“If Bowaer isn’t
said Roddy
And there
earned and started to
He remembered
9 had been the its:
flow. as the saying in. .
4%?“ 1922. !17 T. W. Bur-cu)
magma-Winomw Boron-.9 ,
“'(I"‘k and. for. violation of the traffic shown on ‘Vé'hms‘iay “W’mng‘ It is -~_ ”I- F” h‘fi. ml.“ hinge“
laws. John liobermun. of 1.933 Mad- “3‘ known what U79 feature picture _.
ison avenue. New York. was ordered “1” be. ...
. ,.' l , . r v -
‘° "““’” ‘” “m" ”” “1‘3“" "W“- n is not 1...... ...... how much Unbecommg Pearls
ins orrmso was going on the wrong
1 . . ». 4 . . p
sxliI- of ll.I» dummy under the railroad mom.) “‘15 ““3“" d on the bin." had
Reboven Timber.
For recovering sunken timbers a
ziiznzlls. ills trial was bold last night
at 1 o'cflk; James M. Reeves. of 1‘13
South lL’Ih avenue. Mount ernon.
More on \Vwihington slrvét, Second
Patrolman \Mlllum- lz. Sammie has
made many imprmva-nts to his
property at the foot of Hawkins aw-
not. and hux built :1. m-w atom: and!
figment wail thorn, out to the property '
line. and will fill in the spot hotwm-n
Ghee wall and his hand.
£181 Norwalk buns-hall fans giro plai—
‘ni over the aplcndid showing made by
the End. Sides in their game with the
Woods. yesterday afternoon. Only
108's slight stage [right in thI- first
inning they would haw: won.
M deserved to beoause they played
32:. but same of thv- two teams.
A flight. accident took place on
mm. mun «meet a: 8:10 0 clock last
mm an auto driuIn by Dominic
W of 6 Elton Place, East Nor-
m m struck by an auto driven
w F. Gut-chow. ol‘ Aiken street,
1'!" District. when the farmer's car
fin! topped to allow a trolley car to
wagers.
o
——-d .
'1'” regular outing of the Bridge-
”Wham was held on Satur-
fl It the Dprlon House about 75
Imm enjoying one of John
W's among shore dinners.
. A tanni- tournament between the
m “and club and the Non-walk
m is being contemplated and
Warrant will be made shortly
Wag the proposed affair.
M honors in a. week have fallen
m the family of Captain Richard
MM of 29 Cove axenue First on
May an Baby Richard Hen-
Jr., was judged
muons baby at the Roton Point
show, next on Friday. Captain
W of 29 Cove avenue First on
m of Norwalls. in recognition of
h living saved home twenty llies.
m. are some day. the baby carriage
he and Mrs. Hondrick had
W won first prizé‘ for the most
‘1, decorated carriage. in the
the baby show. and lastly
Richard was crowned King of
. on Saturday."
"ram YTON
formerly of this city.
'. blend: in the village.
1%.
g1
York
is a
1 ‘ XII. 0. L. Noxon, of R0-
lficnne, are spending a few
M eountry place in Easton.
cull Ramona Street 8r. Son.
Bates Dana, of
entertained a party or
_ y afternoon, at her de-
"‘ miner home.
-
of Mrs. Frank B. Vi'illiam-
Westslde avenue, will be
hear thaysiip y able to be
_ after her recent illness.
.. n avenue,
MrdaY to hi 3' frame from
1 Hospital, where. he has,
And!
ibo glvon out.
,'thr- evening will be the harmonicas
the most M
grappling device has been invented in
Sszdon that remains open when
lowered into water. but closes as it is
raised.
N. 'i'., was {Em-d 8’. and costs. for pus—
sinz our. on the right. 'l‘hr- car that
}{(-II\I53 was driving was owned by
.inniino L. Sills. Corcorzm Manor.
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
R 0 TON . POINT
,Tursdoy night is “Harmonica Nite'
at the dance hall. l-ZVI-ry novelty
night has proven a big success so for
this wagon and this Tuesday night
will prove no exception. At 10 o’clock
TIME- TABLE
.Y~N.H.&B.B.B.OO.
EFFECTIVE JUNE nth, 1922.
(Eastern standard time.)
SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK,
of Valli.
surprised when sou so:
Hection of the rose tints of
add to the wonderous in.» uty of ihe
particular shade that lmrmouizes nith
your Skin.
‘It: will also surpris:
how much prettier that shade is than
the one that doesn't match.
.Tlcat’s why \‘atti is the 1
improvement in pearls since the dis-3
coverv of the original Oriental pearls
centuries ago.—Adv.
.- ~ last l-‘rirlav. Last vear $936 was Invitation to South Nonvalk Women
lr1Ii'III. when I: )rnmande . l . i a .I ’ . . ‘ ' - -
:1’i.11:v.- [4 Ir; I 'l'rI'Int at: zleznifcl :5] Clearod. and ii is hoped that as much “11099 “M9 A“: l “browning.
:gt "v.1; nrfiqt'od on §aturdlw m?!” was cleared this your. Perhaps you have come to the con-
rhnruml with disobeying the traffic clamor} that your peans clout 100‘“
well on )ou. although .you realize how
beautiful pearls are.
If )cur pearls are not becoming the
reason is tiny don 1 match the skin.
Come in and try- -O‘l all I'i\e sha-lesf
‘1 cu will be moat. agree-ab‘y ,
PA.\[O[‘S CANTtm HERE.
! Cantor Abraham herein. of New
. York. one 0: file most famous can-
;tors inwthe world. and three of his
choir. 9who are enjoying a six weefis'
ivacation. came here on Friday last.
jazid conducted services at the Hebrew
S3nagogur Concord and South Main
-strcets on Friday evening and Satur-
iday morning.
' Last e"ening tin-33 gaxe a most en—
fjoyabie concert at the Synagogue ad-
mission to which was by ticket. and
I the auditorium of the Synagogue was
éfilled with an appreciativeaaudience.
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Daily
A. M.—4:48x. 5:08. 5:56, 6:14.
6:551, 7:16; 7:19. 8:04. 8:86. 9:411.
P. M.~12:11‘ 12:28, 1:223, 2:221.
8246:. 4:44. 6:22, 6:282. 5:562. 6:21;.
10:21:, 11:28.
6:38x. 9105:. 11:48:.
Sunday
A. M.—4:481, 7:59.
11: 01.
P. M.:—12 11x. 1: 46:. 2:141. 8: 46:.
4: 44, 5: 56x. 6: 05: 6: 12. 7: 02x, 7: 08.
9: 05x, 9: 40, 11: 87:.
S0. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
there will he the grand march. at
which time the various novelties will
The feature noxelty of
“hich will prove a decided now 1th as
it is the first timea Ll‘l‘iOVPlt) of this na-
ture has ever been given away.
On \Vorlneslay night there will be
some very fine musical numbers rcn-
Ilercd. ‘l-lot Lips. " a number written
b3 Paul Whiteman's cornetist, will be
pla3ed by Di Vito's artists. Catone
and young. the entertainers of the or-
chestra. will render a program of their
8:218. 9:41x.
and of the dance hall, explains the
point by stating that owing to the
large quantities of these novelties he
uses regularly he ggts them at excep-
tionally low rates. The hat to be
P. 312—15072. 2:811. 9: 42!, 5 32!.
5: 48. 6. 07x; 7. 28:, 8: 18, 9: 10x. 11: 18x,
11:35:. 12. 08:.
SOUTH NORWAll-K TO DANBURY
D611
1
A.M.:-—4 54, 8:08.
Oven-work, may, anxiety or narrow
underminu W and health. These
causes contribute to kidney trouble and}
wank at 'dineuod kidney. nuke one
,fceloldinmiddicalc.
WWES
belpwuk. Wadi-wed“?
ow.n and this will be a. feature alone. A. m__5;oz, 6:16,’8:02 9:20x, 9:58 am.“ H a: .0! .lheflm‘ until;
Thursday night will have its spe- 11:03, ' ' free poi mid in-
cialty To every one entering the hall P. M.——12:20, 2:81; 8:21, 4:21 m“ m we '° “a on. I'd: c rheu-
a very “tricky" Panama hat will be 6:28.. 6:01, 8:13, 11:18:. 11:26:: ‘md' 1.1", M I” W”
given away. It has been questioned 12:08:. I matic ”'3‘ ”to Ml" nifi' m
as to how such expensive articles can Sunday. Iln. 1' 11%. W N‘ Y radii!
be given away free to every one. but A. lib—6: 48, 8: 02. 9:19, 10:10:. -P°'m- .ll-ulauud '“ikmnfl '
Mr. Biennan. manager or Di Vito's 11: 08 1,). 2mm mmwt. 16'1“"
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Played by the
Whitemn Orchestra
“mwrm-
Hear Ital: the ~
A. J. comm c...
70-72 Horn: nah street.
i
' f n: Hamlxs Eistli I. co i
a. WASHIII ml. 3?
pron:
2 Stores? "
given to an.
Special announcement is made in
advance of the closing week at Roton
IPoint.' This will mark .the final apJ
P. M.-—12106,12:15 (S).
1::20x,150, 2::,30x.254 2:1
3: 23. 4:10x, 4:35, 5: 00
10: 10:, 10:15; ':11 00x.
12:85 (8),
8 (Ex. 8),
X. 5: 08, 7:00x,
pearance of D1 Vito's Orchestra. which Sunduy.
has made such Ian ltnxiressibn on the 'I A- M.:—5 00 6-431: 8' 00- 3: 21!.
large crowd. attendlfig the dance hall 9- 03" 10-001: 11-10-
P. Mir-'12: 03x 1: 20:. 2: 851, 4:02,
4. 26x, 6: 001:, 6: 003:, 7: 00:, 8: 00x,
9. Mix, 10: 101:, 10: 15!. 11: 00!.
NEW HAVEN '50 80.160me
ally
AMW—326447647709725
8: 45. 10:00,11:19x, 11: 54.
P. ILL—12:62:, 2: 58:, 8: 28. 4:2
6:052. 8:152. 1‘0: 41!. 2:.
A. M. Sunday. -
—-8:25x, 6: 54. 7:81 8:46
10: 00 11: M1. . x. I.
all season. It has been the grutest
dance season the Point has ever
knownn'and; ln finishingfithe reason.
the last week isbeing worked up to
make the week one that will go down
in history.
The final week starts with Labor
Day Which falls on Monday. Septem-
ber 4th. The balance of the week will
be devoted to dance contests. Entry
blanks will be ready for the contest-
o
ants very soon, when they can 8881! up
for their respective contesia. On Tues-
day the contest will be the one step.
Wednesday night will be the old. fash-
ion waltz. Thursday will be the novel-
ty fox trot, and Friday will be the
novelty waltz. To finish up on Satur-
day the contest will be for the best all
around dancer.
The contests will be judged by
prominent out-ot-town and local danc-
in? insirnctors whom decision will Se . '
final. Cups of a. very neat design will ’
P. M.—.~12:57x, 1: 86x. 2: 58:, 8. 82,
5: 06:. 6: 07:, 8:15x, 8. 84.10:41x.
DANBURI 93015631111}! 5‘0me
A. M.—4:58:‘: 6: 18,, 9: 842. 11: 10;
P. M.—~2: 24, 5: 41.
Sunday.
.A. lug—6:50, 11:05.
P. u—swaumy. ,
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ven away is of a flexible nature, can Ems-.130... W 'Li rt “If. I 1‘, 8°— Main 88.
be made into any shape or form. and P. M.—-12:25. 12.54 (S), 1:45 (8). 7 be Y sq . 7
Ils not affected by the rain. 3: so. 4: 27 (Ex. 8). 5:25. 'T°'- 297‘-
Friday night has been known as A. M.—8: 26. 9' 29.
“Souvenir night.” Two weeks ago P. M.:——1 15, 6: 20. ’ ~13? a. Classified“ Ad in the Even—
there were some very neat vanity cues NEW YORK In) so. nonwanx mg senflneII .
given away, whllg‘on last Friday .rans Dally . ’ ° 7:7
of a very neat design were distributed. A.- 11'-230 3-15 4- 30 3° 43 7'001. W
The souvenir this Friday will ha 13:15:. 8: 24:. 9:06.10:002. 11: on. * '
cute little! celluloid doll which will be 11: 45: (S)
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FOR HOLE BREW HERE.
We carry only the most reliable brands. Rose Brew, Pabst
Blue Ribbon. Pilser. Buckeye.
Caps and bottle cappers—Stone Cracks in various sizes.
Rosenfield Brothérs
125 Washington Street
So. Hot-walk
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MIDDY __BLOUSES
The “Paul Jones lfiddy”1sthe most sensible garment for
ezhool, college, seashore, country club, tennis, golf, heath-I:
and any sports occasion. The two-in-one is an interchangeai-I
blouse, all white, with long sleeves. It" will give lasting 33?
faction, and is extremely economical.
. Come in and see for yourselves the charm and utiiig.
this garment.
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Price is only $1.98 for any size.
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Steamahip transportation had" much to do ford
- trial achievements of such cities as Bridgeport. Stam
‘ 1 and New London.
If Norwalk evinces the proper 69m: and cooperation:
water transportation will mean much to her future pro
gross and firagzial gain.
- . The live wires of the Kiwanis Club and other civic orgam—
' nations can do much to furthér such enterpriées as ou-
1:11th so doing help korwaik.
Norwalk Chronicler