-.
visit to the Walter Stewart store., Th9;
Spmguea‘l’urne: company. la, on: 1(1) .
the~lurgest in the world. VMrs. 111301;;
ardson has been at the storc all \\ on, .
. a}
W n. of Marvin Beach, has
’ a. lot on Gregory Boulevard.
mum: Conn. _
4:42 p. n}. (D. 8; fr.)
will he held on the -
grounds of the Duricn Metlmdifl"
church. Svlitmnlver 9th. .{l‘hc fiilr
will br- ElVl'll by the Ladies‘ Aid bo-
email ihc church.“ “One or the lea-3
“A church fair
mixer-vs. Immanuot ‘YBPIE .1}, g;
3.0.. is spending a Inonth's \‘ucu-
given out.
Tm will he no “HOURS: m' lhe.
m club at tho Norwzllk Country into camp.
flab today. due to UN“ outing: aux-l o‘clock.
. ”minke being held at Sulnn'orll. attend the game.
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. .
v
er, and merry-go-round,
their “big days"
Thrngx important meetings of the
A full account of the first annual . . 1 .11 this
“ting of‘thc South Norwalk Club at pom-(1 of Finhncv Will hr: uh: 1 ts
.mton House yesterday afternoon, month. on S:pteml)fl:pnot:iifu‘:;:eto
”m 011‘ nd ’ ‘ ‘ I 3. "5 iS‘ "ill lnl" rem-hr: for ‘X I ‘ .
1” he I “598ml" “1 Willi! :l‘x mm!» for the coming year. On
‘ '- 1Swptnmhwr 32th. thvre will be .1 public
hmirinu of lhe various itemsrsent in
:l‘.‘ ltmml of Finance. and on
’ ( day.
.‘ mom; prominent Not-walk people
‘m'baw; recently plu‘l‘huMul prup- My
i ~35 -.
Irrignsi. mum: promim‘nl l'l llh- v?;z}":~l
BELL ISLAM)
‘flmrc have hrcn m-vvriel [lumsfo-rs nt' 5
10-14? 'E'Eélfili.‘ in Ezml Nut ‘.\;.Il{
Kill" {4352 wrok, Hmong: 50m» n!‘ ll» m } ”NH.“ Summit “Hun“
bill”; in!" Hair of Call l’wfiwrr 15"le A
3:; 93:52 Slmrflmx'cn it: :llly Pmuwmy m ;
1m er “S. w l
_ .\ (‘unl party was him] ihis after-l
“7””1‘himrrl. ill the llOllll' or Mrs. J. J. Stroll-
U- (”Tilly evening, Mrs. \Villium!
rm. Eng-.3: l'F’Hllilll‘d luv 1' Illlll-\ i“. lll‘
fir} n! lmi-lnr llnutwcll. Snulli
“walla after rnjoyiug a month's Vin-:1-
Mn.
onvls.
llluvs.
l
Tunlor and (l.
(‘Llllll‘ in third.
Ht'g 0' ln \vunwn whirring lil:ll(‘h('s.
the
:mn'lrnmvnl will be slarlml. The 4'!!-
,,:;;.~.~ law for lln- tournament will luc’
Nur—
=5l' (”-uls‘.
lll‘fl Knowlvs' lt‘rd side.
They made
High tide. Friday, 171*8‘5.
' ~ ‘ ' . - ‘ '- ‘z ‘ will be the cafeteria.
‘ with relatives on \+.n Zdndt lElf-fir:\:‘l:icli‘,::ill lu- comiuuous (lur- Over 200' ~people from .E
. '- m. finch"; aftvrnoozz and .the evening; and St. Luke‘s church
I ,KORXVALK . ?Az'ru.:22vment~: for thc lair lune no. were; cl; “1,? 1‘nrk' coday.
M Martin,\ the ice dealer of .yv‘t le‘u C‘Ollmle‘l‘d- the trip bnyoilcy.
liiH
.‘lclx’iljliin,
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will)
‘l’l’onight‘ls Pananiallnt nifé’at the‘
dam g pin-moo. Flexibleqmm, with.
a_\_}'i e brim and_ red stripe, emu be
mmanuel ’ ‘
at Stamford... '” "
._ ' . . urchusml a new. . ,, .. . . Q . '- ._ r. .4
, m atro:t,f “'11:”? Mucipws 1 0n Elixir-lay. the Bunch A. C- 1-39“ The weekly fireworks display "V4” ,1?
MI true or . . . . . . hm” “mm “..., clash with a Iteanl be held this evening. The 1315‘de Blast is he with-ready» wit,“ ‘ 7
, 1“ H \ Km-ll-l‘ mu“ .....- inch), Nurwnllc. Tlu' gall“? “"11 he l lt‘lrewol‘ks Company. Of Springdale. d' 1, h to . (,qu it.
3‘. ml ‘ rs. ' ‘ ... C rw'mv fli’qxwtl :1: file‘ l<‘ircm“ll'5 Lot. ,on the {states that tonight's. “in be an un- .-—‘——‘o‘~‘-fa‘.~'-—.-_~ ~~- *»:.-—:..__. 471;"MC7V13Y (37101-19- -' .-: ~. : "VJ—i»? 3 V ... " ""4“
: ed to their limit 1‘3““ JV}; "rt 31.‘r.,..:{2 10ml. Th.» lllu‘iv-n Team. was ; usually liné showing. ‘ . rr ’ "" ’ " "‘ " ""Tf" ' ‘ ‘ .' '1 9ReddyF® r’fj .
Ward affler ”Eryn; “'1" .p “ :mi‘nu ? bv \Iew Cannon last week. - ‘ _ - G 1.
Milfor in urn ,. . . H ’ “ - * , . fl - - _ - - _ fry-‘7. . . 5 { ’
M ' ln‘t flu-y have been rrflmlcmh “mg I It was announced at the bathing am” 3, F5: 3 (discoui-gged. Yes;
(-nilv. :mxl’will trS‘x’lo take the invaders houses yesterday, tliat 1.300 7 people
I ‘ Tm“ game will begin at 3 had been in swimming during the‘day.
335739 0‘0““ is expected to The tide was perigee. and wathigh
. lthe greater part of the afternoon.
The aeroplane swings, roller coast-
had one
yesterday.
crowds from the excursions and
nics kept‘lhe amusements going all "
of . - .' '
greater. {He had» planned that. sharp
T?” ‘ trickvat the lrailroad‘ bridgo' to‘rget. .
pic- 3‘3th?!" inrtfie'middle of the bridge.
Tomorrow, 1,500 members of the
- ~- ‘ ,. - .. loam will "I?“ mime“- Cmn't Forestrrs 0f Ame“ Bowser m' lithe kind He had been
31:: mo Beach, urn.- llr. and All}. (. :w ,m .nmi 1.1111. the I . . . . ~- 77 lg . x ,
;} 1403mm of (W‘s-«mm: -r.-l.1..m.- “1m 2» m;ll:.- [lu- various approprlatmns ica. will be at the Punk. The ex- gym_tha€qe athleagt, gamer would be
' ' .. I -. w' v i -‘ thestcam- stuns rrierig-L '
In 11 .1 a 1mm. on “(11.4.9 ”an. .1 m: on tlu budget. Clillelllhlb “l” nrnu on ‘ ‘ ~ ' ., _
I\;:ncpurc 88“ I l ' , ‘ gboat Shins. On Saturday. 500 mem- -mdufia?:i1§°gs$¢h§g;:e£t$etifig
,_ , 1 Tlli’ flml‘lu‘zé’ 1:1 Cégfif siciilxlv. 1?; lif‘rs oritl:Irlmpilirltxi:(»zxft’:‘xflf!c Tz‘fijogllll tBo wait, fbor it to pass. {89 fistctad of .7 ,
‘ soc ion ut‘ Chicory lluul- 31.2“ ~2m~ 1.3: \(‘lln 1‘ >_ ion. w . - \. owner em . inn a Hg 1» W15 \ y , . ‘
«:33; 3:11: Maitrvln noun mm Grv- :hvlrl on the uronuvis of ther Rid?" Comm 011 1hr Nassau. . 'neddy himseglfgwho had barely es- Carefully he walked ugthal‘. lean,
10?? Point way is luzi ltlllwl with : llml (.‘luh. in Norotdn [on , Labor! .__. caped. an here was Bowser, com- my t—nmk “was reachedrtha
. deep hole-s, and it. is o-Vl'wnlI-rl Hull tlw l flu}; Swpls-mlmr 4211. Th!“ l1J32: Slm‘V ; (Ml-r 2.5"“ monk" “'01“? present at _ ~1n§et° continue the hunt. d be- tree against Which it 10(1de ,
Mot deparlml-nl will 2’ I L‘l'v'wl'lrl 10 2 will lm in Ill'l oil the Nornton I’re-sliy- the Park yCStcrdny. 1.900 members of 1d (1313' knew‘thatvtlhat 31y it}; his ~ . A
'Iatc'hing them in a 5.1m}; limc. l'l‘ifln I‘ll‘ll‘l‘h. Sill“? JO‘m'B Ramon lhc Junior 1:. M. F. M. 'l‘. B. A- SO“ :cefzt w:lLuasc:b:191:': :3:an 05 he '7 ' .
. _fi_ («.utimxin church of Newton rm-l Sum? ’r'iply m l‘jli‘galmth, N. .1, came up on ran' back and forth and round” and was 03 again. running. with 1113 1105!
Julio“ John J. \Vll‘dll nt‘ (luxury 1 l.ul:r'.~~ Episcopal church of .\orolon. 9th" stcuml-r firms rm“. Rippowan round in that sand. and then finally to the ground. .' .
Pom: ‘ has rum-n. .1 {mm 5w. ml .‘hny lmi‘im DF'ONI? flilr‘xml tho slH:-\§"(‘.mu;ze Society from Stamford was mnde as long a jump as he couldpfi' , Now "th15"dei!y halt]! fivgfld§edd¥
montlm’ trip thrnuvh lrvlum‘: l-Zuu- ‘ “Vi-2W 3+qu and mun)“ 1H"? planning in ‘ pram-ill. :11 in»? Pink. also. 40 mom- to oneraideuondthedbgnkgndnhnérijg thélchéne‘fdnzn?igucplageesgmongeew -
' . " g '“ , , .. £....... .- '.... . . ~- .. away «it, 're an us . e n ...w. «
llama and Mutlannl, (llll'lll: \\lll(”l dlli" :‘m'l “1* 1" ‘10»«3- 'Hs of ill! l‘fillllcl I‘ll--0 SllllllD-Y ‘ ’7 . 7 H but trick to fool Bowser. As be burned
he wished many of ll;n 15‘..ch in l ‘—_""" gsl‘lmnl. and 5“ moml‘lcrs of the Girls' th.‘ Borne:- would find his tra '
Ill-‘rirmlly Society, of Long Island.
South Norwalk Club Holds
l Annual Outing at Dorlon’s
-. .. . . .. ~ g . _ . . .. l -
‘ ‘ Lynn! and Hollie“ 0! -\ l4“’""‘“" oz bumiml ;l\\'lllll.‘, “1H llUill. . . . ,
X‘fK'fR‘h“; ”"1 ("any , n: 1" ”’t “n :‘n ".ll"l bull)". 'I‘lll‘t'u tables: '\\‘lil LL“ in . (“9‘11 t lllzillf‘i‘ much.
“Film: «tr .1 from limxly l1, ll”)! mf‘w. llic {lure-legged rorc was :1 close
Illa}; 3.. llnymounl :m'l nth: ,3 : tlu- sub-l HUT-11"- “ Wu.“ run all
of n w in ms: Xurwu'l; l-v \Villinm ’ A 'i'lm _wm-1< of repairing Crescent 3 KW’WIVS Hm! mum... both Rolls. win- worked sloéfly Ind "carefully. Whlt-lrchchfid “the ‘5’“: 33.3“”: ”mic" “’-
2“. E‘olmer to thtic l.. \Vwrl. flurry .'.’\;_.l,x,.‘ .3 mg“... “mum".d' SCH...“ mug, and Khmmc and limmlon. also ever he does he does thoroughly. .Atflngéd. 3:151ng in big hentxlilockitree.
Kurt: {ms :urrlmm-ll '2 lnl null ln:i‘:l- f. - -.- ., . .j H ‘25. “mm l. . 'l‘nx'lO' : l 1.: ' - "é: 188th! war sure that Raddy had n0t§;“fl‘b 97°F: rancms on e .9“?!-
‘1 .. . V Mil” I“ > .. ‘ ‘ r,. . ..ma 4.. U. ..ut w u put on .Ih\ 41.?” 3—! I: ‘1 l ’1’“ x . l“ ”'1': aft the trick ’on that. d“; At once {-part. Very carefully Redd}v climbed
1;},er ...; . ...” ”Hm ..l. ...,umI...1.44.,3314111“): n . _ ..m Kill rump an lliini. ills». . a Went ,0 . («0‘ other side‘aandito one of these branches’ and set
...,‘F. ,-. ,n. ~- ., .....~ .. , .- — VB! the ,_ L .3 - ' .. - ..
‘ ' “ ‘ . —— 32‘." “f,“ '1’“ m l "“‘m ""mw‘ ”‘0 there once more took up his 'pntiantg‘dovm chaste the trunk. Be ‘m ‘
...-..m— ____.. cymwm “UK.“ “as ”(m-am with l “Him-1H 1;“ “we no: huuwi :13. the mrch. 0mm in awhile his wonder— ! abonteighidoct from they and-and
POWYTOIV lemm. __ yesterday. from the Pine . mid. In film swam] race. l'mkus nuvl In] noge cjughtjmt. 3.11111: auntithe branches below hid in: come--
' ‘ * l’mm (T‘ziiv. (lllll surroumlinu‘ Mum's. “““”"- NH” “111‘“- ‘V'WW m 131‘“: “WI“ and this “id 11h! that Raddy'h‘dl'h‘fl" ' ' ' ‘ ,,
-—~—-——————— l’i‘wu iloum are in tho \\'«'Ilt~l‘.L/Oll“ "our ”VF.“ Mill \’:1u.~'l. lmlli .lil-rls. muuc ii: 5‘3“ ftheigmfgficntly Er“: bg‘fifi-fimlithiel‘tfli: {Indhmis Mania: 'thfl'llfhj‘
Mm»: , -'. " .. . . n, '. ...». .1.,\v. ’.. . ‘ , ... ..l >. .~ _ ' su-uu-l. mu! ll: :ll‘Illlli 12ml J'ni' ifv. ‘3 ”1 3 2m. an m u . e ‘5 : 7 a ‘m “'9‘
v... .. luui ll Hm .x...l (“Lth .. .v l(,l UH 1m Xllklll nun mum U1}; ]’n1u ’ H? l" ‘ I" ' at last. he med “56¢”; of 9.3 "~me '1332. ”1-. W. W)
ink“. 0. {his [Ilill‘l Wri.‘ lwn (v: .‘I 21’: ‘ '0 “ ."" Kill” ll) t "“L i - ..Thm lie-circled .mud,»udl ‘ , ' .
15min; nf sh. that "will :1 iii}: In) l‘uqk'g __.._..__ l 'H‘“ 1"1", trot: l‘.’l(‘l‘ “‘33 “‘0“ by ”‘0; finally 'fmdA MY"! mil. ‘ "BUNK: Thai. next 8301"! "BOW? Hz: to.-
lelliw: Lizht on Tin-wily. ; i1 i..x.:—. l-u‘n reuuvxu-ll by several of “""n “f If”? 1‘ ”(‘Kil’mlk “(“1- “W” won-m. "VP MM Bm.n¢lfii*€3 U1" ,.
___, Elli“ “MRS at tho Chill. llml :1 womvn's Douglas: .\:i:j.l. llml. will: Eula and: ' ‘ " ' ‘
‘37:-.. Ann'u Hoolillvi m’ lliuilluml :u'x - ‘ l"lllll.< lmirmlmr-m luv hvlll. In (Wont l.{l,\\'rmu‘t~. “m" ”3“! “"4. “101‘“ scu—
“01h
'l‘lu- f::}:-nf~\\':lr was lost by (YrmlninE
,Jmo lmvie' lllun siflc in (‘npmln How-
leum ho was running: with. thought (..hxef “illium 1“ Pauliugmn.
Tickets are being Solo every day i'or lli?}‘.'-’f)()ll Smith, who was Numhrrf Th“ ’IO‘1"”"““ "49-" "m“ “'35 “’0“
the ice cream uml (‘llkl- who :4,- 2,. ll‘ M '1. in Ifio- junior lu-nnis ninlchns hag UV llw Blues. nlfhourzli A. M. Foch-
Wmorrow m‘cninu :It tlu- llmvuylnn vit'tnllilml leis Ilium! in llh' lvunis 1"'im‘"'- " "Pd‘ “'h" didn't know WW“
EM? Company qunrlcrs. 'J‘lu-z'v will luurnamvnl. and has Rom- in sup-
8190119 many olhrr {llil'l‘lt‘llOll>. among alum Spring-s. N. Y.. “hum; in. will “9qu he camp in ahead 01" 1118 0D-
{mum dancing. iioin his motln-r :lml lirotlu-r. He will
('onl lnuc
SIM-ill} few days tlwrc. and then will
Many of our local pcoplv will m- on to lmliunupolls'.
grcl: to hear of llw death of Stephen
3. Funk. formorfr or this place. He
passed away last Saturday :ll his home
'l'liw “'r-(‘kly
Hui (“\T’llli
movies “'l‘l‘t"
'11 the Clubhouse.
enjoys-ll
A \ e-ry
10:21:. 11:23.
mere-a.» ,
. . . -———~—— _ 6:33x.,9:052. 11:48:. .
DARIE'ZV& NOROTON M”-5: Carpenter is visiting out-or- ' slum,
..., 1mm lricnds. A. M.—(:4sx, 7:59.
—.———— , ' H . 11:01. .
l The roof of Lounshm-y's Hardware! lamest liuscOc has returned from a' P. M.—-12:11x. 1:46; 2:141, 3:162.
More is being painted. ”ism”: trip to Lake George. 1:44. 5:563. 5205! 5:13. 7
—__.
arrived in the home of Mr.
Mrs. Seldon Rose. »
__..._.
Mrs. H. G. Thomson has been enter-
‘tuining her brother. Mr. 'VonBarmuth
of .\cw Yorkf at their summer cottage‘
on the Ridgefield road. '
Miss Mary Hoyle. who has been on
a fightseeing‘ tour to Niagara. Falls,
. 11:23:. 11082.,
”a returned to her home in Noroton.
’ . My
A large truckload of furniture LIL—45.4.8208.
Md through this pulrr yesterday,
on is way from San Francisco to nos-
. _
3:30. 4:27 (Ex. 8). 6:26.
A.’I\I.-—-8:25. 9:29.
P. M.--1:15, 6:20.
A decorator is now at work ory the‘
Congregational church and Sunday
services will; consequently. lie. held in
the chapel until further notice.
Captain and Mrs. llcndleton. of
We}: avenue, hav: ween enter-
ifiini'ng Louis n. \‘Vhito, of Erouknne,
‘h
Dally
A. MaT—2230. s
8:15x, 8:24; . 9:06.
11:46: (8).
Mrs. W. R. Nichols and Miss Ade-
laide Nichols have started for China.
(via Vancouver). meeting in that far
off country John Nichols. Who is en-
gaged in business in the Orient.
- The section of the Post Road, in
flan! of the Fire. Department. is be—
“ reunited by the State Hi’ghwuy
Went.
A. new floor is being laid in the
()fice. This is a great improve-
because the oil] floor
" t don.
10:10:, 10:15; 11:00:.
Tho thermomc Sunday
_ ter registered about
the highest. lust Thursday. 93 degreeS.
1"" the Modern Grocery. Since then.
, _ .lr‘v report is true. a slight frost has
was in jbcen noted. " V.
9:03x, 10:00x, 11:10.-.
4:25x, 6:001, 6:00x,
Mr. hates. the father of Mrs. E": C.
Godfrcy. (lied last Monday, nfier allian-
gerinz‘iliness at his daughter's home.
in \Vilmn. The funeral tooli place on
\Yednesday and the burial was in Red-
dmg. '
_' Lambert. who was the guest
in Noroton recently has
- back for duty at the Brook-
Yard.
q I.» Daily
A. M.—'-3:25. 4:47. 5:47
8:45, 10:00; 11:19x, 11:54
.hu—
, Zamon (1e Nemeth. of New?
_ a was a. recent guest of Islr.
firs. Frank Baitenhotmen. or ‘he
5:05!) 8:152, 10:41:.
, Sunday. ’
A. M;——&:252, 6:54
h...
The “Canterbury llarket." held Sat-
‘ . .- ‘ ‘ jur'lay afternoon on the . " ' ' ’
M» mil am] .or Lurope in file chruch lawn. was fieli~.attefgggc§:fii! 10g0'£:ig¥é7g 1-2
$222323? many attractions. The 6:05; 0:07;. 78:15:.“
3)“; irter, former superin- , rL tastefully decorated with
flowcrs :1 mi evergreens and everything
a the John llOCormapk cm- pm ,
“T15 (‘Olllpietnlv sold out at 6 0'0“) ‘ r
' » ‘ ‘ Ck .. :
him ectate. anllv “110le ”L" R T). with the exception of‘tfi‘e 11:; £IL:;§‘48"6'
the spring for :xew iork ice cream; The Rev Dr \Ii 11 l - . . . . .41.
urvinpr m "m.“ ”Cr-”m3“ ”WNW“ those * who contribute; ice A. 'M 6-5053???
‘N - _ much to '5‘.- ‘_" . -—. , .. .
'4-"1- from the alive-rug- m “mg “1“ fan a success.' P. ids-6:08, 6:18.
Lind announced Sundav
about 320m had bee;
church pdrpasés.. 4.
morning that
felea‘red' 'fm.
of Sprague—Yliarner
0.13 on her annual '
W. . , (stigma; ' . ‘
l
(8%;le .. - ~.,
‘
8:11,
11:18:. 11:36:.
10:10:.-
*1
TIME TABLE .
N.Y..N.II.&B.R.R.OO.
4:81.
I .
6:18. 9:84; 11:10.
3 ‘23 Palmyra. N- J:. Will l‘unomi SW"- 1‘0..er Prmwl (llh‘lllh‘ll llir- lim'l’orm- . *
ism were hrld on ’l‘ur-svlnr. lu‘lcmsvd «arm: Tim rmmn: piclurn. which EFHZX‘T“, “ JUNE 11th, 1922.
my (:7 years olsl :m-l is survivml lvylwzm announced as “Tim Supheud'n (hasten: Standard Tune.)
'; ionr sons. all of whom \n-rc panx-‘nr- \vus changed to ”High Hill] llizzv " ' _.___
m: and two sigh-rs, Misg Alice ("wok l'e‘uturing Harold Lloyd. Besides {1;0 50' NORWALK TO NEW You
31 ami "Mrs. Arthur Gnylor of \Vcst Sill“. l'mutllrb picture were two news- _Daily
7 avenue. He lcarno-(l the machinist?! \\'(-(-kllpg_ A. 1W.-—-4:48X. 5:08. 5:53, 8:14,
mm» in the Nor-walk Tron Works __,__. 6155:, 7:16x, 7:19. 8:04. 3536. 9:418.
when a young man and Ui‘C‘nlll‘“ \‘cry_ 1’. M.——12:11x, 12:23. 1:282. 3:222.
_. mgr: asa mechanic. ‘ WILTO 336:, «44, 5:22. 5:23;. 6:56 can.
8:812; aux.
:ozx. 7:08,
‘ —-—— l * , 11:06:, 9:40, 11:87:.
.. The trolley trucks at the Tokeneke‘ Nl-‘ISOH T- Spencer has returned 50° NOB“’ALK TO NEW mm
‘3 guilt); are being raised. ' from a visit to New Hampshire. m,
if . A. .M.-—5:02. 6:16. 8:02. 0:203. 8:52.
g. Judge Selleok. of Munsneld avenue. Miss Mabel Hart, who has been 11:03-
E? mro‘iored to Bridgeport and Peach away during her vacation. is visiting 1" lL—133209 3131!.
l.’ Lake, on Sunday, . ‘ relatives in town. 5:28. 6:07. 8:13.
5 . 12:08:.
2 . Barry. Palmer, the local Taxi man, Anson B. Moran of North ’Wllton is Sunday.
has returned to his home. after spcml- :1 proud grandfather .a llttle daughtvr A' M‘—6:‘3' 8:02' 9:1"
in; a week‘s vacation up state. ' having and "11:08.
P. M.-——1:07x, 2:31x. 8:421. 5.88:.
5:48, 6:071. 7:28; 8:1!..9:10x. 11:18:.
scum :NORWA‘LK T0 DANBURY
P. NIL—42:25, 12.54 (B). 1:45 (8).
NEW YORK we so. nonwm'
:15, 4:80, 6:43, 7:09:,
10:00:. 11:08,.
P. DAL—12:06, 12:16 (8). 12:85 (S),
1:20x, 1:50. 2:30;, 2:54. 2:13 (Ex-S),
3:23. 4:10: 4:36, 6:00x. 5:08, 7:00x.
A. M.——5:00, 6.13:. 3:00. 331:.
p. M.—12:osx. 1:20;. 2:35;, 4:02,
7:00; 8:00x.
9:00x. 10:10x. 10:15:, 11:00:.
NEW HAVEN To so. NORWALR
. 7:09. 7:35.
P.'.M.—12:522. 2:53; 3:22. 4:22
. 7:31;. 8:453.
6x. 2:53; 3:32,~
7 8:34, 10:41:.
:nmmr T0 scum ‘Nonw
By Thornlon 'W. Burgess 7‘
“am me am. a...
' a
all-{he whs cigcouraged. ..There was
Bowser the Hound coming along over
, that-mflrpa'd ,hridzejusths if there ,r
‘had been no train ‘alOng just a mint
ute before. He‘hsdh‘t even "had '3
{right .from that train, 811d they".
made Reddy's disappointment all the
11131.“, that train would catch him
”‘91"- He had "hieant that Bpwscr
should. either-“lie hit by that. tram
or forced to jump from the.bridge
into the water. Vfie had thought that;
on Reddyikcpt his eyes open for some
means of» breaking his trail. At last .
he came to the trunk of attme‘which <
had fallen in some. at; wind atc'rm
and had lodged againstgmother tree
know on whi 'side Raddy had left which had stood sumo distance away.
the railroad, track. It was and-y on g In an instant Rodd} saw the chance
b0121bides.£nd that sand didn't hold ; he had been looking for. He ran
the meatball. Besides, the train in ' round and‘round ”2:13.11ch and fort}:
in: but whirled up the sand and just beneath the lemon; punk 9‘
mod what little scent there was that fallen tree, so as to mm: up his
close to the track. So Bowsar first 'trail. Then ho leaped up on that
" hide “the mkhkem! hunting on the V‘leauin trunk at as ‘hxgh [point as
wrong .side .61 the railroad track. gjihc'ccu d reach._ Carefully 'he walked
This book him nuns time. for Bowscr 5:11;) ih'at leanrng trunk «mm he
he was firm that it, 'would ‘take‘him
101133411119 and this would give him a
chance to get for a ead. _
It did like Bowaer some time to
find Reddy’l nil. You see he didn't
ti: Présidc-nt Woodw
:pmient, Joe ’I'Fuvis,
' slacu‘t James Wood.
should have won.
, The victorious (team was composed
of Charles E. Hoyl,,cay:;1iii;,i.co ”$12
vls, William F. nag: and1 A11. Feeli-
hcimcr. ’l he loam; .5:ch wuss compos-
ed of Joseph Davis. militia“): Elfin-it'd
Foog Smith. Albert 1‘1. M’inchcslcr and
lhut his side
the committee in charged! ghe affair
The committee consisted of S. S. Jar-
vis. Frank Finnegan, DrT‘C. G. Lin?!—
bcrg. Lawrence Paul,
and Elhir’t \V. Fitch.
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'f‘A rising'votergf thanks was given to ,
for immune worn-that they had. done. ,5
J ames \V’ood ,
Durlng'ihe dinner music was remi— S
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Bear this in mind: Our qualil'y is
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.all adjourm-d to the puwlion \vncrc a
lfinc shore diuncr was served. gonadal-
ing of:
Clam chowder;
Wad; stemncd
number or Taxprim'eongs were sung.
The decorations. especially the fresco;
work at the end
traded much attention.
tomato and. lettucc
clams: blu'cllsh. {‘rencii
fried volumes; grccn .corn; ii» cold during thejvarious events, especially
fimiled lobster; \x'utermelon'; coffee; in the ball game. “Bill" Hoyt \jvas
Cigarettes.
The avurding oi‘ the prizes started
when Lieutenant George “'oodwurd.
president or the club. rose at the end-
or the dinner and mid that he had rc-
wived'u telegram from Judge ‘Kene-
show Mountain Lundls in Chicago. in
which the latter regretted his inclin-
ity to be prcscm_ but that he was glad
that the team that won the game, did
win as it was a good team. ‘
Captain “Bill" Blasccr was then.
called 'on 10 stand up while jhe. Irv-y
phy was presented to him. It was a
small metal statuette; surmoun‘tei‘b?
the figure of a. baaeballmlayer, hold-;G. McKibbi'n:
mg a bat. and with the letters “S NE" ; Vaa‘st and Reardon:
on his chest. It was designed by €50 ‘ rence'. - .
club’s designer, Dr. C. G. Lindbergi Three. legged "Trace:
who: also designed the inc
were later presented to
the various events.
Captain Bluscer responded with a
few humorous remarks...atter which
President “‘oodward said that
shoved into right field and speared af
..le putting the other side out.
then came. to' bat and whanged o'ut'v
a. run.
ed to allow his pictureto be taken. .
Nothing .need be said , meant Free; '
mun Light failing to win the fatmen's.
race. because he started about two
confidence that made him lose. '
The entrants in the various events
are 'listcu‘vxbelow:-— ‘
f Leap Frog race: Weim nnG-Dokus; '
.Nash and R. McKibbon; Taylor anda
Eula ana law—ft:
the winners '01:: lor and Lawrence: Dieringer and g
A lVélsor: Toast and Donneuy: ,
land Warnie; 'Ff‘echhelmerrand Eula; f
j Knlpple and REETMIL -
Riel Fat'hien’s Race: Chi “Bill" Pen—
“’8 Of War Wonhy had been delayed in l nington. Fred Hodge. , . im' aim-lam.
transit and could notrbe awarded lasting-expat; Light,“ William manager.
night. but would be swan-to the win-
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Bob Craynfier. :
ning team on “Surprise Night." to be " Momm.
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held at the South Nor-walk Club next l Douglas Nash. Gerald T337105 Graze;-
mmfih- 'W. LaBelle. Roger McKibbm- " Steve '
Gold. silver and bronze medals were
Dokus, Paul Lawrence, Igay WermE. !.
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