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mm» N. Y.. my in : 'izniui gm thvir home on Month“ ““~“_“' ' 5. (many. ...m:1rtm(nt m‘ the Po=t :1» - For domg wrong; so whats the use? '
1m gar-vices at w, fine: u\~"'.lll(‘ j. . ‘15. u. -1; mtgr :1 two \vu ““33““ '1)” “.7an onmpnnx. as a qlmclcgioun-i. .. . a .
mu this (‘tvl .~. ‘u Finlay. i .pr m pi urr '5 Island. _\l1i' 1': in w l'inv: took place at 4. 3H oclock . .9
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innl hm - ’ ‘ . .. - m - 8 all". When Roddy Fox jumped from the
after menilini; 1m it: 1‘k t . 1. i _\ in 1;. bumm. ,1 I." ._.g\ ilcnflici-shor lurch (mom «uni. tfack at the end of the ”firwd bridge
his {amili cm wide . nun. I“ was :iV'f“ u \\.‘ . Llano; lilo spit»). iii. in- .g . . c l he was 7:11:er in time to save his
m Russell has rv-mrnv 1 ‘H‘ PM"? .f . “HON... i11>l 111:'l:I.1-t 1m $1.1m! :‘vi : i‘i‘ .lil>tir‘1- of the I moo. “ho ll! !-‘ life. . With a thundering may the
,.. N Y.. v 11w». m.- is don“. . “ ”I 1 L'finnims mrimai. )iunyli‘ornnui 21.3 ceremony. are 11‘1 "Wm“ train swept past, so close to, Roddy _
nae i “ork i L“ 0 M 5- . ». yr“. "t :11 1hr nar- l\(‘.< o: the 'iililishing company that it is a wonder he wasn‘t drawn _
1' n8 . "" ' ' "Pupil“! It“! 1 ’l i...”- 11. “In. hon ..~. no“; Th r...» slum schittlnf‘ls in under the whlcels. llde hold landeg
--._ .. - (v i - ' . lulu-.1. :ila‘. :11 n- :1 n- . -~' - v , ‘ ‘ 7; “01k in a hot. very rv sun v p ace, an t
. 131'. and Mrs. l2. .\_ l.:uim__ m \.i.i “I; ' n 31.5. Surnmt'rivn ““5 EN. ,1 the alojt :1 1m. unit‘s no 151' in th the wind from n}; train pulled up.
“’ho ”Te 51min! m 110 ' m t?" ““55 0m” " “1 “rs' Irene the sand and filled his coat nith it. 2
- . . .. - .. we" '“ ' ,‘ “- . l utrnot vm'i' . .
1” :m yum-1M. 11..- \ (:3 “10m . . ‘ . . [he dust got in his eyes and up his;
'- s 01' "~.--'r"“ xx :11 v ii >ri.~~i moizlt- \v-frr PIN-"Int ("-3» ' ' ‘9 11‘1‘ ”'3“ ““‘l “""tu' nose and choked him. As first as he!
’ ", . ” “finuwhpid (Ms 1‘. elllliilli on 'chrvi. t‘r‘m‘k. 8W! Chozl“? could he scrambled up a sanlx bank
1“" 1‘ ““1 . . ‘ ’ ' . _ <01. . p x-i;_. 1:190:11] strori,- were rnd there he sat down and looked
. 1' *‘ . __ ' V (22'. . c- .11. ‘ul Siilllllt'll l. “ml-IT: “‘1; ”I back eagerly. You see, Ready didn t
;,El.rold G. Nodin is llfl‘.il‘.g .. 1. M“ 1 \1; m \ v 1 . ' " 3- . _' '2 ' ‘V'. , iii 1”; Pike l‘qx'o known know what had become of Bowscr the
mated (:1 lion-112*... .wr- l i. "2: ' ' ' Rm. 5 1..“- ;;-111iiom'-d of cm 3:51 111-:- <1. - .1. d . ' 1 1' ., “ ~ ‘ _‘ Hound. When he msfunnmg across
' . - .1. «I‘m hwx— . g \1. hill“. and var-21 other since c.1iulhoo-l. “in n t] railroad b 'd h had no chance
”the cremation .. t-i . -4 (7-1» .. --. s. (-1“ i">"-‘- "‘ . . . . ,. .. 1 .. . -tl ‘F ’1 3° °
. . , “’7‘ '- r (-x- 1m ' “.15 uuc- ll‘lv) “wit .0 l wasp-‘0. st lmol 1020. ‘H 1. to look back to co ii Bowser was at
.8 been awmriiwi t” | “E k A' (A ll.. 71 "\" h 1i l. in v "winim' to W" his heels ped he wins and that
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W Chan-on 0' ’1... “O H X mm'riw‘i u long \i'lnh'. hill. V39 that train had hit him. But he didn’t HE m o
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i “the; l“ :1}: 1111 l . .1111". ”1412.2 31' )1," :11 {iiilmfhgw at .13.. “nu-”mi v, sum. So now Roddy sat at the top of that "I guess this is the end of Bows”.
w. ” "I “ . ”M“, .. . "" “ 1 J ‘7‘, i1 shun...“ .~ -~ “is U11,» ”(gouge of Justice 03‘ sandy bank and eagerly looked down H (1” id}?
we m" (no! 111 ~ '1' H . “ :4" m”, MM“ NH“. “ ‘ d - -1.- il‘« l'o; .-. T Freak Al:1vl.:i1:chlin of into the Water He was looking to the 02m sa eddy to
t the "1' n11” ‘” "V I 835 ‘ \‘Jnrl: \xill soon comm: m'v on "-’ -1. 7 L . .‘ . . ~ I ; 1 .- sce- -if there was on sign of Bowser ‘mse
done '7 1. . ~ .~.. \«ni'm. uni snmvilhn" to «.0 “iih 3' 1
Club at their iii..i"‘; 31. ”is: W... a“: “1' wpst mmmu ronr: xv...“ . . f . 1 '1 N. . down there. If Bowser had be en hit
evening. i 1).: 1 11» 1m Smmi‘m’” ‘irm. \‘- W“ ‘1‘5‘15‘1‘5": 'i‘x‘l’fliqu: ‘1';_‘;‘i'r‘;‘('3::;"1t ”.1 by thaiutimliinililf courlsde the‘cliase was
——»- ,.. - ‘. -, v 2 [WM it “m l’" 5" “ - "“ ' ‘ ‘3 ‘ , ‘ ‘ “" over a e 5' con ‘ "Ow 0mg ”1 he lanced back across the railroad
. _ . \ .1. yr .- I ‘ .L ‘ (I: (infill; '0”... ”1, mm.” Brand sii‘f'l‘l. comfort. He felt almost sure that‘btidgge over which be and raced the
3"!“ M'm ' x" ' f. .1, g: _ I ’ V' ‘ l“ ‘ ' ‘ __.-__._. ‘ Bowser had started after him across ; train. He gave a little start of sur-
W1 ““1“" “t "' . .. , ., .1, 1 .- 51‘?“ “"""~ 133m; CITY WOMAN that bridge- He knew just how ex- i prise. He rubbed his eyes. There.
gmhlir‘an \V’Olll"-l (‘1 "I‘ ‘ l""’ -. ‘ _ 1 1 93': ' 51-171) lr01{ SI ) "00 Cited BQWSCI’ had been at the Sight of} trotting across that bridge, was a dog-
.riir last M'I'II‘HHL “l 1‘ , " """ ‘ l“-' ll‘l"‘.l oi John ll 11v: man 0- - - --" him and he had counieo‘ on that ex- and it was the livin imageof Bow-
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“-9., imbiect or "itnilrmzxs: m 1 v ‘ ~. . _ w” ”Tum“ N1“ York. “1 ,s .iv . citcmcnt being so great that Bowser car the Hound! Re dy’s {ace looked
. “Lu." ‘ i.N and”: in {kg Tn’wzi (70m - “f" llnnnah S. Benton. or New . “'03” my 1’10 heed to the tram Wh’Ch very much as it might have looked
" H - ~—‘-~ - ‘ . 3: - was iinml Si” anti (-1), .5 im- Ilziu—n has boon made defendant ll] “'15 coming. had helices ,akghom‘n 31 th'
The bids or tll‘: «lrmiginz or Hi" {1 15(3i.,.3..~ mi: 1hr» offivc'r's HSWH" 5“": four (inning-o suiis. three oi which I guess g“, is the end 0‘ 80"”; 83‘“ 313d lm heighttafi "5 ”é“ no
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i C if 1' slun- IW]. A“; 1‘ , i . 1- h . “um.“ ”um. The age (r L,“ mt" m tin; bunumi (Gun ‘0' tie Hound, said Roddy to himse g‘ost o cw a it was owner
,5 7"" a ’ a , 'll 1 . MW...“ .1 I "" " “”L \_‘ . r ’ I‘mnl‘nwl was “1’”: ‘0 _ .'.. as he looked eagerly down into the himself. He knewthat Bowoer lied
13.085, to the pay-1.. \\!_ «" ‘ . . _ .. .i l:. ,u mish . 0 ' ‘, . . w... ““3 "I?“ one in ‘1‘“ ominrm I 1““ water. i guess he'lln never worry me remembered that trick and had wait.-
” .1: longth at ihr- H'N'H‘ 3‘" "“113 "E; ,.. "pom-1 izhlvlliiili".\'. ‘-\"-f”>” ii“ room in which total (lil'l|¢1""-0f again. It was rather a 'inean trick >cd for that train to pass. He knew
l Blur.- councll to be hold 0“ “"“l‘ -‘ l. mu r ‘1 ll!“ 1"”1 m ““9 mon '1’ 51': SW nr'n ashui. - and I'm sorry I had to do it. I cer— that Bowser was coming across to
S. Evening of this Work :2': (112 NW PIN-TL ? .1 .Q ,. :1 ”,1- isinn in Il-lrl‘ :1 \.1 iili 11:1:“1' Th. actions; arise from :11) anio- tainly will miss Bowser. But I just look for his trail again, for Bowscr is
.1? > i“ I... 1:»! m .1 M \‘. illitm 1 i’llll‘ . .._, 11‘»: ”M; on on u“ ”NH“ l'usi had to get rid of him. It seems to not easily discouraged. Such disap-
‘ ,1 i" H... ”2.11,... H ,.\_ Q " ’ 'r‘ ., ka (.3 Y .\t1~.1i.~“.‘ \. '13: ‘; .1 “I”. .7 1'1. ,. ' I ‘ me that i never was so tired in myfpomtment! There ms to be no
.. The ‘lntcri-s “ ‘ ‘ " f “’ m .\o-- .- I, -. ‘tl'd.i.-ing gm nn— 10‘“ 1n ‘ 11101.1 on "1‘3 " ""“M'n life. Certainly I never was so hot. 3 chance to rest and coolofl". He must
i {ntf‘l'flflllnl’lzs' im~ ,wynli. l.. . 1.71““! ..n 11w ("inn-{Ii n. H. 1 . n {m‘ :hr our}: (.2 the dotrmlan‘. mm m“; I wonder if I ever will get coolftake to-«his heels agum and try to
V .H‘”! ”ms" ”5‘" S““"' ' 4 ( ' iT'I:V|(‘l)ll(‘ whilr‘ lillOV‘Wli‘“ 0‘ 113:1 Miller, of ihis riiv. .‘iiis. again. Poor Bowser! Of course, itgthink of some other trick. Instead of
l. 1,5,1“... “mph 1;...» 1m. '7 .l 0* “iii-r. . .;1;,..;. driving. )iii'er asks for diunago: (I 3;. My.» really isnt my foult. He should 3 being rested, he was more tired than
.‘ -~;'v .. . .~ unm‘m im Him: 1. -- . H. i ,, r . ._. have had sense enou h to have been ‘- ever, for he had to run his fastest to
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.‘ fl... i‘w- w...“ .d u... :1. ”“1. mm v\1nii5_" i . \TT Purim-mi . ll r . l I .. .' on the watch for that train 1 won- 2 keep ahead of that tram. He didnt
‘ " f ‘ ‘1,', . , y 1 -. 1' .., ' ROTON P0]. ' f'g‘ ‘f m “n" m {r ‘j" derr if the train killed him or if hegdare wait another minute. He must
; “"“f‘ ""“ ‘”‘_‘ ‘ ' " “' " I ' ‘ JUMP-5. LOUIM‘ “amp-r 0f H‘xlr' "i‘J‘ was drowned in the water. It is j get as far away as he could before
‘ a'Ti"-'c“"t5 l"'”’"" “in“ ; ———"-—'- _- lask "0r SSJWH. Somt‘ of hl‘l‘ iills- guccr I don‘t see anything of him i liowscr could findahis trail. So hot
'. 1‘ Ti l 1 r 175 llich 11.1.9 Thursday: l’.‘:~-o l“ m. were Liaciiirwd and she was. 03ll"l‘v 0W“ 31203;“: ‘1‘th $333} I; “if, a f tirgdhung gusty, Roddy Fox tomes!
‘ :9 survey 0 “' in i9 11“” i“ ”I "l ‘3 . um inim'ml. lmonunl \\'.«.gn(r :1~i':. moon ' c' u “3 ‘ ° 0‘ V "m u: e away.
‘i’. mun iwur‘li. lmth in q-mzimm m. in L U" h T') for co .m. 1]q.~,.,.....< In" his inin \.._ Roddy IOOked and looked He “3» (CODJ’HSM. 192:. by T. W- Bums)
.. - . M .. . .. . " .. .- .. "' ‘f *" " " ' ‘ no intent on lookin down in the;
warning signs in bath nous!» v.1.. . . at I. . .nrnlllk -1 ., l . _ ... 8
1.7 1 ‘. ‘ . , -, ..»«, , .11. .4 ,.i 3111:». _\l:11:11(‘ ”NH" ... . 1 it tlw """ Jn-m “"11““ d”‘“" 0‘ ”1“ 35”" water that he didn't look anywhere! The next story: “Reddy's Wit!
.{fi‘i‘ Kl?" Willi“ ‘l “l ((WU'HI. \ ‘I 5-‘ w“: \m'utiou from law slumps, .1 car. asks for 5;...” for his }n_:ul'i{‘§1_ else for a coup' e of minutes. Then 1 Serve Him Wei l."‘ .
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m the Council it is incivd- Elm“ $2.1“ 111111 :1 nit'lm' “‘ ‘}“' (:1 ll.l-‘(illD. .\ .L- 23.»——l“irv' mriy CU\:;,[L;“:$\£E (10"wa iEI‘AérgT "Rangoon-dub is the litany of the
T} , ii“ I . ,.1;_ y-szivnintv' Th") mud“ in today dn'nnuml ilir- olil Robinson Gun ‘0 ii"1 C411 ‘3 g1;;‘:&'[:_)l‘\ ‘" t to tub, supplantod 5&1 part hy an anti-
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.. Third “11rd mil ln' lie-pl nrvv Tue»; H_,.m< . . ‘1‘. . ih- _ ~i l 'l' I. . guihu lif'iilllun luvsua) i'\ellllig ni ,
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" when! n": ”Helm!” t“ m" ““T‘M‘H'I Mfg." I ”lamina L; 1r in which she smrlml ‘n ”one of ihe‘rrwir. Winn: or sociation pavilion at “14- beach. A m3 50“ may greet 50““ ““9” en,
,2 .W'fl convention at the city hall on . " " ‘ "jg. tom the Mohawk _'i‘ra1l. H", “mm“ M“ it “Wm .lrr-lim-mi n shore dinner and :1 hrivtllusinoss c.(:.- “415‘“3‘1 in l‘UhIMIC troughs “IQ“; ”19
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my elected." T}... pull “my“... MSW 1;.1rr 111 i it - ~ - 3;... 1,1” 'rr‘lu' limiso ‘“ I “81.21; tor the purpose oi intrwiuvmg the are dipped in flowing streams pint-ed
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where in today's issm- n: 'l‘hr- Seizlimvl. I “: .... V1“). m m .wov- of in. haih- «7 .3 N.) in» pn-soni Own”... a", a new n‘li‘nllwi's m the on wars. llur— on rocks. and pounded with paddles
——~——-— ‘in" h on ”9. 1.1111 l-{olwrt Ki..i11i”,1 ivzlllli- M19 Hull‘: and a Mrs Osborno or mg this season there Wore :mx'orai new until you have Visions of your little
Rom YTO 7‘] ’i-Ifn‘w “1de I mmnm‘ ma rinsing: ha” m-y. . guards mum} tovllfl' loom-1‘11 sini‘l‘. pearl buttons floating hackle the mol-
1; l‘mm vpstorduy unprnoon. who are not iicquuinigul “all: im- other lilsks whence they' came." says a
11"“: Assm [in ' —— _ U 5:121:1li-i‘1‘i‘m n' Du-‘m” ”‘M “Mr“: bulletin of the National Geographic so-
’ ~ 7 I. ' UN ACTIVITIES h . x mum‘qi‘l' 0‘ -“' r V ' ‘ ‘ 'l v I t' ,
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>.owa)iou 110w has its strip 01 con- i ‘1‘“. 11 h' ,1. "1.1.i1- one at. .115 .nmous [IRIE TABLE . (“19500111 Tr \(x ,_ . _. an's wash tub is to be found 31mm
“mite State highway. \Vllk'll \vus c0111. VIISll' ‘1 rl1s :‘1- «tr-ml 1V. rh" "' 1:“ “'1' ‘—_—‘ T06“) “10 \\iSIL)0l‘l (:l-H 5((3‘1‘5 “.1“ anywhere You tum. Aléflg the canals.
limited largely till-ouch ilu- 1-l‘l'uris or; Irma vm large umbrellas mi hire N. Y., N. n. & B. R. R. 00. go through Ihm‘r swimrmnx 15-1-15 ior at the writer t ha and boat. hind-5
fl: Civic Association. At lllL ngular -. V l ' beach “-‘- their bang-‘9' Lapium "”“y 51”“m0n ’ tug ' ;
Wkly meeting m the “330mm,” lu” ‘ " ' !jF]'lj(‘rl\'}.j JUNE 11th. 1922. or the guards will be tho on‘wizu who lugs the rely-poly pink-checked mother
~m on last. Mommy night. inc maxim ‘, I m Gm”, James Stuart. is kor-p— (men-m Standard Time.) has charge or the tests. llosiili's this washes the pink and blue cottons of
”the new dangor in 1.9.1.31” ”is pun] ‘ .7 ”V 1.;t1fing lunlch, in fun (on: :ii- _—. _ work the two troops wiii haw :1 water hot Adolf and W'Jhelminalu these Sta.
Mm was tnkr 1) up. ’lhe column-“2;“ All the big r01 ks are mini: l(‘- SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK carniyul. The first troop-will enter tlonary dlih pans and was]; tubs of
”pointed two months ago on iho ! inow'l 1, dCl’l (in), either bv banal or - )Dally in the following events: i nilorivatcr hex-3."
woof signs of warning. has done M. m-owbnr . A. M.——4:48x, 5:08. 6:66. 6:14. swimrning. undressing in \mirr. l‘heir
‘work. and um 5m“. higlm'avl ' 6:551, 7:16x, 7:19. 8:04. (:28. 9:41; land events are 50 yard (lush. running _
" V88 f0! lhis SL-Clioii has‘ gun?“ I‘ukps: chm-ch, of Stamford. P. M.——-12:1)x. 12:28. 1:221. 2:22x. broad—jump and standing hroml jump. 5'93"” f0? Perfume Factory. .
'-- -- to post the mom.» signs at f ,m.‘ 1m Church or Springrlule, will 3:46x.-4:44. 5:22. ozzsx. 5:662. 6:213. Troop 2 will enterjn 1m» swunmmg The scent smaller is as essential to .
inter points along: the ncnli con-1mm] :1 3mm ptnic at the Park to- 10:21:. 11:23. race and watermelon rucv In the perfume manufacturers as the tea 1
~ road. Two other signs are toinwrmw. It is expected that 2‘10 “iii 5:333. .3051. 1153‘- ! water and the obstacle race on land taster is to the tea {merchant The
h Mixed one warning uniolsts
from tho liovvu3t0n station 01
fl dunnrous cornr-r .11 the grow-
~ (Eowayton's lie-ad Man's (g1-
). also a new school crossing sign
me the place of the sign recently'
he :11 the Park for the picnic.
Thv high standard of cleanliness for
which Roion Point baths are noted. is
lwinc curried out. right to the (‘loso
01 1h} mason. The. canxns cntruni e
{and rinsing pool. received a fresh coat
0-. pa. nt }esterday.
flocculation also contributed $20 1
. ,‘ -.- the library budge-t for thisl ‘-
. appointed a commiitve to urge A large hydro- aeroplane. flew all
M officer to clean up two un— around the Point yesterday afternoon-
spots on liowavton ai'vnuo: :Thn machine was from New London
m moi-ts on the progress of 7719.“ij pnot takes the. owner of the ma-
» fermion committee and the chin( to New York her)? (1113' and ’9'
.. . on postal service and also mms for him in the afternoon.
BELL ISLAND
It. BNIQY of Roton Point as to
Some needed repairs were male to
”Or use of the beach at Colum-
move.
Crescent avenue, yesterday. Three or
iour loads of dirt were put on the
road.
..~Inflapersliip in the association isj
. and it is homvl that thew-l
m be I. large attendance at the an-
. meeting to be held the third,
y- in September. “hm the eloc-I
' .. of officers takes place \ll Row—l
= should belong to this asso-
» a
. .
The weekly momes will be enjoyed
’ tonight at the clubhouse. The feature
MM at heart. and welcomes anv p: ‘rture will be “The €3phead" star-
Lt" “O membership regardless of rm... William Crane and "Buster"
politics Keaton.
i
which onli' has iho lniorosi of:
Jennie L. Scott is building: a
page on her property. in 120-.
smue. o
On Monday evening, Dick .Doyie
sctiled the finals in the Junior handi-
'cap tennis tournament. when he de-
limited 1’ uddy Mulcare, two sets, 6- 3,
m Mrs. “'illiarn E17021 of Mo- . an 1 7- ', Doyle ’will 'now p‘ay Junior
mt. 11"" Pntertaining friends Doro for the junior championship of
Male. New Jersey. the Island. ‘
Logan '
'..Knickerhockrr. ‘of , The teams entered the Doubles,
journeying a two weeks' \‘nv‘n- ' have bum paired up. They are marked
from his business in New York. ' 1's as follows: A. Clarke and "R.
‘ , ,lioyfe against Heywood Smith and H.
McLuchlun. Dr. McHeanY and‘A. Mc-
l..arhien against Mr. Iatimer and D.
lrush. \Vellsley Smith and A. Mc-
Lachlon against S. Hopkins- ind A.
Leonard. Starm and Ruediger" against
Smith and Hanford Foote.
. 7»
“Hrs. Robbins. who have
”ding several «lays in the
Wt'for their home in xew
”My
‘hlr'Degsm. a_ former summer
41!“ place; is the guest of
flu Hahn. of Crockett
a
I
McI—lenry cup, as released yesterday.
is as follows: Mr. Latimer, George
llclochaln, Dr. Mollenry,’ \V‘eilslcy
Smith. Arnold McLachlan, ' Haywood
Smith. Ned Smeamn. Arthur Leonard.
Donald Brush. George,.Smith.. Mr.
Rafter. Hani‘ord Foote. Steward Hon.—
kins. Arthur Clark. 1 p to last 6 en-
Dofls Kenyon. popular motion
mirho is spending a few
h Mime of hits. liytell. on
street. was one of the
' . at Roton yesterday.
The ranlcing for the Dr. Julius H.
Sunday
A..:M—-4 48x, 7: 59.
{£201.
9:05x. 9:40. 11:37x.
11:08.
P. M.—-12:20. 2:81; 8:21.
5:23 6:07. 8:18.
12:08:.
Sum].
A. M.—6: 43, 8:02.
11: 08.
11:26:. 12. 08:.
‘ D111!
A. DIM—4 64, 8: 08.
3_: 30, 4: 27 (Ex. 3).
A. ML—S: 25, 9: 25.
P. M.—-—1:15, 6:20.
6:26.
10:10:. 10:15x. 1,1: 00!.
Sunday y.
A. M.:——5 00, ‘:6 43!.
9: 032:, 10: Mix. 11:10
4: 252, 5: 003. 6: 00:,
9: 00x, 10: 10x. 10:15:.11:00x.
Daily
8:45.10100, 11:19:, 11: 64.
5: 052. 8:15x, 10: 41:.
Sunday.
10: 00, 11: 19:.
Dull
A. I
P. BIL—2: 24, 5: 41.
Sunday.
M.——6:50. 11205.
'M. —5:08. 6:18.
A.
P.
is '9. fine swimmer.
: ing, George McLac‘hlai-i wasfirst and
--Dr. Learner, second, but« last ev'en-
(13-13pr288.
(SF—Sum! coil
8:21; 9:41;
P. sir—12:11:; max. 3:1“. 836:.
4:44. 5256:, 6:05: 6:12. 7:022. 7:08.
50. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
Dally '
A. M.—-6:02. 8:16. 8:02. 9:20; 9:61.
4:21.
11:18:. 11:28:.
9:10. 10:10x.
P. M.:—1 07x. 2: 318. I: 49!. 5.82:,
5:48. 6:071. 7: 23:. 8: 18. 9: 10!. 11: 182.
SOUTH NOR“’ALK 1‘0 DANBUBY
P. M .——12:25. 12. 54' (B). 1: 45 (8).
NEW YORK To so.- NORWALK
Dally
AM.— 30315480643700;
82151:,“ 82241:. 9. 06. 10: 00:. 11: 03.
11:45: (S).
P. M.—~12:06 12: 15 (S). 12: 85 (S).
1:20; 1:50, 2:30x, 2: 54, 2:18 (Ex. 3).
3:.28 4;IOX. 42.35 5:00x. 6:,08 7:001,
8:00. 8:211.
P.V M.——12:03x 1: 20x, 2:351, 4: 02,
7. 00:. 8: 001.
\‘E‘V HAVEN T0 50.31)me
AM.:,—-326 4:47, 5:47. 7:,09 7:25.
P. M.—12:52x, 2: 53!, 8: 22, 4. 22!.
A. M. ——3: 25:, 6: 54, 7: 812. 8: 461.
P. 11. ——12':57x, 1: 25x. 2: 53:, 3" 32,
5: 003, 6: 07!. 8:15!, 8:34.10:41x.‘
DANBURY TO SOUTH NOBWALK
\I.:—4 58, 6' 18. 9: 34:, 11:10
also potato and three leggmi race.
There will be a dance hold in the
\V. T. l. A. pavilion Friday evening by
the Chatfield orchestra.
Boob-Old and Rare.
Imprimla. the searcher for rare
books must be able to recognize one
when he sees it. A: few people pos-
sess the expert knowledge which en-
ables than to We. in a pile 0:
books, what is valuable and what is
not it is advisable and generally
profitable. to secure expert advice be-
fore disposing of any considerable cob
lectlon of old books. .Nor is it well
to exoect. as the shrewd old Yankee
proverb puts it. that there is a bass
under every lily-pad. In most old in.
tics in New England there'nre collec-
tions, large or small. of aged books.
The chances are that they are valu-
able only as waste paper: yet again.
they hold the chance of a find.
MET: EVERY COOKING NEED.
1"
Macy Styles to Choose from.
gift of scent smelling is a thousand .
times momma-e than the gift of grins a
sampling.
Io Joy in Sony Picking.
A girl never seems to care much
for a man it she thii'aksuhecun.WEI!t
him whenever she‘s ready to ‘11-“;
Two-ninth: Departed:
The suburban lady’s‘ collie is un-
doubtedly awe-inspiring“ and toward
cats is most acct-cosmic. During the
process of serving the Sunday dinner _
the maid let. Lassie escape from the, .
confines of the kitchen into the yard, l '
and soon a tremendous racket was .
heard. The fumiiv rushed to the. res~ '
me. A néiglmor Was just rescuing
her cat from the onslaught. “I Wish
vou would keep that dog home." she
mid imtely. ‘bl‘his is fire second timo-
he has killed this poor car.”
BUY MALT AND HOPS
Rose Brew, Pabst
FOR HOME BREW HERE.
We carry only the most reliable brands
Blue Ribbon Pilser, Buckeye.
Caps and bottle Clippers—Stone Crooks in various sizes.
Raséhfield Brothers
125 .Waslfington Street So. Non-walk
The “Paul Jones Middy” is the most. sensible garment for
11311001, college, seashore, country club, tennis, golf, boating
and any sports occasion. The two-imone is an interchangeable
blouse, all white, with long sleeves. It will give lasting satis-
faction, and is extremely economical.
e
‘ Cage in and see for yourselves the charm and utility 1*
this garment. '
Price is only 81.98 for any size.
my .. 124m. .~'..~?C~'A~DH'£ '2" ”0—;
' REASON NO. 6
.to do with the indu--
sportat on‘liad much
Steamship ~iil'an | Bridgeport stainfcrd
trial achievenients of such cities as
1:! New London. .
if". Nor-walk evince. the proper spirit and co-operatiCi‘:
' . water transportation will mean touch to her future pro
1 gross and finailiit! gain; ’
'71 'WTIM wires of {he Kiwanis Club and other chic organ-
"z'otién‘; c‘a‘r’r do much to further such ensemriscs as ow-
and fifth doing» help Hamlin .
Lines, Inc.
m, Steamhlp
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