ur. and Mn. .wnnun Greene and
daughter were visitors in New Haven
on Saturday. ‘
,“Thgusual meeting of the Boys'
Club will be held tomorrow evening at
the East Avenue M. E. church.
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”Mrs. G. F. Crabbe o! (300de
skeet is improving at the Norwalk
spltal utter an operation for ade-
fluids.
Mrs. Lillian C. James of Mt. Ver—
_‘ non. N. Y.. was the week end guest
~~ of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Simona of
Ebmn street. .
f‘“The warm weather yesterday
brought out a crowd of late season
swimmers at Cal! Pasture Bench yes-
terday morning and afternoon.
@Mlss Violet Ahmuty of Van Zandt
street was one of the attendants at the
Watcrhouso-Artmann wedding in the
First District on Saturday evening.
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; Erhpki‘ish. flat fish and snappers are
fl? aid to be biting well now. and
my fishing parties went down har-
Mrycsterday morning.
. g“. e annual election of officers of
,. e East Nov-walk improvement Asso-
ciation will he held at the October
dilating of the Association on Tuesday
of next week. October 3rd.
The Loyal Workers of the Advent
@flstian church held a special serV-
icl at the Ndi‘amake Home. yesterday
_ attomoon . t .‘l. o' .
m.- $3auc- “In l‘fd‘m;1.%\§$ .qu Knon'
president of the “’orkers. 7 being .— the
reader or the service. \.
~Leslie lmvis. son of Attorney and \
Hrs. Leo Davis. who has been spend-
lng his summer tourng Europe, has
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Mr. and Hrs. Frederick Greenwood
and family of :9 Osborne avenue. who
recently purchased a homo in Spring-
dule. moved their household eflects to
that community on Saturday and
were occupying their new home yes-
terday. '
The Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor of the
Advent Christian church. leaves to-
morrow for Boston. where he is to at-
tend the opening of the New England
School of Theology. of which he is
president. and also to attend several
meetings of. the Advent Publication
Society.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael leog of
“roadside avenue witnessed the auto-
mobile accident in which Mrs. Charles
P. Rhodes of Falri'leld was injured on
Saturday night. as they were following
the Rhodes' car down the Post road
when the n achlnc crashed into a mo-
tor truck: They are witnesses in the
case which is being heard in the Fair-
fleld Town Court this morning.
R0 WA YTON
Mrs. Albert Bloodgood and son. Roy
are the guests of relatives at Perth
Amboy, N. J.
Irving Knickerbocker, of Logan
Place. has returned to Harvard Uni-
versity. where he is a student.
The second gathering of young
married folks of the village was held
on Saturday evening at the residence
of'Mr. and Mrs. George Mosely. of
Rowayton avenue. and a. very pleasant
time was enjoyed.
William and ch“ 01' emote.
penalty. He was arrested by Detec-
tive Thewiis at 12.27. lam. today.
charged with being drunk.-—Stami‘ord
Advocate. ..
The Fifth Ward Republican com-
.n‘littce met last week at the home of
C. B. Rowland. Rowayton avenue. for
the purpose of organization. The
following were selected: chairman. C.
B. Rowland; secretary. Miss Olive
Cole; treasurer. I H. Kiggins. Plans
were discussed for the coming elec-
lion.
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The funeral of Mrs. Ann Jeasup of
Rowayton. who died at her home in:
Rowayton last week took place Sat-
urday afternoon at the Sound Beach
Congregational church. Mrs. Jessup.
who was 9-3 years old. is survived by
a daughter. Josephine Jessup. an art-
ist of Rowayton: a grandson. Lowden
Jessu‘p, also=of Rowayton: and three
great grandchildren. They are Low-
den. Jr.. Waring Jessup and Mrs.
Catherine Taylor. '
DARIEIV <9: N 0R0 TON
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morehouse. of
the Post Road, entertained a large
number of'friends on Saturday after-
noon at their summer house at Lake
Kitchenwan.
Alexander Charel‘ewski. of Stam-
ford. who purchased the meat market,
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had his case noilbd‘ on payment 01,857-
The‘ 'Vaast _ Brother?
South Remix, was
avenue, proceeded to ‘passfhizn.
Weinstein made too short. a turn in.
passing the wrecker.
hubcap of Weinstein‘s machine kamik-
ed the front huboap of! of Yeast
wrecker. Mr. Weinsten was fined :25
and costs for reckless driving- ,
The Darien A. C. Bueball team
woundrup their season on Saturday.
by overwhelming the crack Paracen-
tries. of Stamford,. by the score or 12
to 4. Steve Tucker. of Stamford,
formerly of the Lockwoods. or South
Nomik. did the mound work for the
1068.18. and he pitched a fine game.
Tucker had his fast ones breaking
around the opponents necks. and
they were only able to score four runs
on! his delivery. The whole Darien
team played their best game in weeks.
and they were never behind. The
locals were especially anxious to win,
as this was the third game with the
Paracentrics, one resultingrin a Vic-
tory for the Panic-entries. another a
tie game. and Saturday's a victory for
the locals.
STATE D._'A. R. ammo
MANCHESTER. Sept. ill—Notices
of the 29th state meeting of the Con—
necticut Daughters of the American
Revolution have been mailed out. It
will be held here On October 25. with
Mary, Stillman Chapter entertaining
and. the sessions in the Second Congre-
of George Dooley. during the past
week, is having the , exterior of the
market painted. ‘
‘fiowayton residents generally were
”tuned with the return to ~standard
The Town of Darien, 'wm furnish a
bus to accommodate, "school children
lgational church.
The guest of honor will be Fresh
1 dent-General Mrs. George M’. ‘Miner.
and that eveninga dinner will be given
proceedtiinsd f [
the Post Road. when a butch-3%
by Louis Weinsteln. '9! 200 _Dirweii-,
and tho rear‘
Barr. 1: year oldfmaof
should not be allowedto attend the
cited. The ,Mtion‘isdhs first legal
ation order or theiocsd Board 01
Health backed by the Board of Edna
cation ’ , . , '
Judge Frank L. Wilder. of Bridge.
port._ represents the plaintiols in the
action brought through State's At-
torney Ailing. ot"1§lew Haven county.
A hearing husbcen set for next Fri-
day when counsel for the~ Board of
Education will move to have the
. mandamus writ quashed.
WOMEN ON STATE WEE
BRIDGEPORT. Sept. 23. ow- Mrs.
Margaret A. Grady or the Fifth dis-
trict Democratic club. has» been named
to t3: state committee from the 213i.
dist t. -
momrsofierLE. Sept. 23.—-—Miss
Isabel Alcorn of Endeld was elected
member of the Republican state cen-
tral committee yesterday. to represent
the Seventh Senatorial district as the
woman member. The other district
member is Attorney-General Frank E.
Heaiy. In the ballot Mi- Alcorn re-
ceived 27 votes and Mrs. Sarah Darl-
ing of Canton, 6.
JOKE or A m.
OXFORD. Misc. Sept. 23.—Not all
frisky freshmen disappeared when
George Me's “College Widow" ceased
appearing in one-night stands. One
is enrolled at the University 0! Mia-
sissippi here and the class in Grecian
art attending an illustrated lecture by
in Cheney Hall. South Manchester, at
which she will speak
one of the profs was nearly broken up
by the treshgian's work.
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