J
M Jennings of Yaiovtiio'
”Raunchy Jennings
road.
‘ o a o
In Isflc hit of Washington
”not spent the week-om! at her
bone is anne. N. .‘l.
. O .
Knoll Mlcoxen and Ernest Noon
‘ Harbor avenue. were vidlors in
8" York city yesterday.
0 c s
—lu-ris a dons. That‘s all.
I O I
William lngiss now of Riilg'ewnml.
I. J.. spent the week end at .his
home on “’ebster street.
a a a
13'. and Mrs. Charles Moulton of
Orange. N. J.. spent Sunday with their
“other 0. I". Moulion. Fills llill
Bond.
a s a
Dr. and Mrs. P. .l. Harrison of
West avenue had as their guests over
the week end Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Inks and Dr. and Mrs. Pitnian.
--'i‘onlght at ”w" “"qm‘k ‘Rmn‘ ,iim Srninr High school students. . . .
M "m“ 8‘ “'"k" “"dmm‘ ““ “"‘ l‘l'nrra will he orchestra numhors. Mrs. A. B. Cloverlcy of Crow avc-
'“"‘°“ N 'h“ “"i‘m‘m‘" " “m"h {\nml selections and tho several nue. is able to be about again. after
“07“!“ Methodist Church. Fin-V school (lies clubs will render selocc several days illness.
Milt tlona. s s s
C . . . . .
Mr. and Mrs. l‘nlward .l. Fisherty
of Lowe lirrel. lmiay are quirtly
celebrating the sixth snuhrrsmy of
their marriage.
s s s
Mr. and Mrs. l‘rank Rllnnnrd or
New Haven spent tho. vonkmnil
with Mrs. James tlolden of l‘nirtlrlil
OWEN.
HP. and Mrs. George t‘unen of
Washington street have as their guest
Mrs. Letitia Nowell of t'larrmont. N.
)1.
O O
—m your \‘lctrola at Donnellv's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until s p. m.
0 O
The telephone number of the Bene-
heist Loan Society should be Still-l2
inns-d of 88!! as printed in n previ—
Ous m0 of The Evenini, Seniuiel.
I O O
“'olcnme Sirnngrr Lodge. No. 344,
Son.- of St. Genrgo. truneurioil rnllf-
ins business at a meeting held Sutur-
day night.
in. Jessle and Miss Mamie An~
domn. of Taflor placo, spent )‘csicr-
day in Now \ork in)" mni :\.!nn.lml
the game at t“‘ i‘o'm (:x'uunls.
O O .
1
-—Mnsic Festival: Pupils Public ior 0f the late General Nelson Taylor
Ochools. Wednesday. Thursdov and of South Norwnlk. General Taylor here. . . .
Friday nights: :15 o‘clock Daylight and ox-Msyor R. H. Golden. formed
laving Time; High School Audiion n (wt-partnership in the real estate M" "'d Mrr.'Gsrdiner TWWMM”
inn. and insurance business in 1887 and have moved ‘0 2“"0‘0“ for ""3 "35°“
0 0 I conducted same together until Gen- and Open“! "‘0" house 0“ the point.
A ”my of pupils from Hillside rm! Taylor died nearly thirty years A barn on "10 ESE“ 9'91“"?! 0”
School went to New York. Saturday.
ind attended a pcrformsnce by Jane
Cowl of "Romeo and Juliet."
I O I
John H. rigmic of Stamford report-
ed to the uptown police last night
that the automobile ho was driving
had struck and killed-“dog use-- the
”is Ola- fsctory in Main street.
s s s
A record breaking attendance is!
expected to feature the three-night?
musical festival to ho held “'ednes-
day, Thursday and Friday night.- in
the auditorium of the Sorts-slit High
school.
C O O
—8arris & Oana. That's All
0 s s
I‘arkrs Csdmsn is
scheduled to :lcliwr s lcriun this
evening at the South Norwnllt Mrth-
odlst Episcopal church on the subject-
of "The Mission of the llopul-lic "
I O 0
District Deputy Mn, Arr-rs linuch,
of Court f'evile. Nu. liv'-. I'atlmllc:
Daughters of Amerirs, went to spy-
mour. yesterday aftsrnonn. and insti-
tuted a new court. Many Lulirln of
the state were TODF'I’UH”,
I 0
~11"! and rim/l wnr’s lnnrl [mint—
ed lamp aha/it! uni lawman hugs!
Camilla am Show, n with Hi.
0 I O
The annual meeting of the Broad
Ri'" Fftfhl'ri'l'i"! 'ln’v will his ilf‘id
It 8 o’clrmg mrmnmw night at the
Broad River dispel l-‘uliuwing the
phonon of Waters and transaction of
G
The Rev.
routine Mnlnm. a smlni time will be (8' T" H"
enjoyed and - lunchmm served. ”"4 for
o a s ing.
The new.“ bus built by John R.
To Mrs.
SMMM a» mu sirnet. First district
is! MM Ml frills! last to E. J. Van
Sm. A transpired dccd was given a:
(1.. MIN M Taylor & Golden. Inc.
0 O O
m (fining members of Wsnomu
“one?! In, of P. will visit the mm.-
or ‘ ‘ Pride of L’ncus Counrll, if
.sf "I meeting rooms at it'd
gem: Milli. Washington siren, n‘.
m U... the newly organized.
Will be formally ln:iituiml.'
“filial council will confrr the
after which tho. Oiflrors “ill
M44104 by Great Pocahontas l’.
I
-—= .
ago.
some business in The Taylor 6: Gold-
on Company. with omces in the South
Norwuik Trust (‘0. building.
i .. Easiblorwalk
The casual roll call of South flor-
wailt Lodge. No. "I. L. 0. 0. II. will
be held on Thursday evening or this
week at the Moses Rome. South Main
There will be a nogrsm of
entertainment following the rol call.
and there will be come special fcao
tune that will pare those who amend.
street.
The Standard Amusement Company
of the Nor-walk High School. held a
dance on Saturday
owning in the Central Trust Company
luoity number
dance was won by Mac Miriam Ray-
sinlor end David Harrord. A amen
Noon orchestra furnished music
\ err successful
Building
dancing.
—-Doll Dresses for 10s each. also all
Doll Shop. 1
kinds of
3. it. Ave. Phone to
O 0
On \Vodnemisy night.
will be
Thursday night will he the
High school‘s night while the program
on Friday night will be ,irtcented by
l-Zdtvar-l Kraemer and Helen Bug-
lov. nf liri-lgopurt. won the prize fox
trnt rmiivst hi the «inner: ‘i 'd Snt- men‘ Amoriniion. ‘
imlnv night by tho Shriugwood A. s s s
i‘. ill Kisll hall. 'l’llo Dalwln. Mild- Many Tokeneko and Bell Island
caps from the I‘nlnro theatre were DOOPIO c‘m. up from their winter
tho judges of the content. Dancing home-sin New York. .nd spent the
l-‘ollx. nf Stamford. and Honey Bren-
\voro the other on-
unuts in the contest who were de-
llllll.
fcstcd.
-—llurris & Gena
Mnnumvnt.
\\ here
Utah and other plat:
in the graphic section of inst Sun-
day's Trihuuc. Miss Mariponn Hayes
was {cztturcii us
less." M
France. is a great-grest-grand-daugh-
M r.
A large
The May meeting of the East Nor-
walk improvement Auociation will be
hold tomorrow afternoon at Commun-
itv Hall.
Tho .‘lsv mooting of the Mayflower
llnnl; & Laddcr company Will be held
lit. the quaricrs on Van Zandt street on
Monday evening. May
Roslilrnis of
proud of the
from that sccllon.
are a great help to
They are ultvnys willing to lend any.
one a helping hand. and as a result
ou-ry resident of the
motion is in great booster of the Boy
Scout monument .
Ladies' Night will be held at
East Avenue M. E. church on “’cd-
nosdnv evening of this
this evening tho Junior Rays are. to
meet at 5:30 o'clock (S. T.) for their
recreation r-rrlnd
limo?) gors tlm honor of being the
first one to go in
Beach this season.
enurnyr-rl a
Sound on Saturday afternoon. Several
of this city.
they
Hall. The
doll repairing.
0.
presented by the
Junio
That's all.
0
~ hiid Studv will be begun at this
Superintendent l-red Brack of the C ‘
hit-lr-ipnllinil Life Insurance com- meeting. Members of the class are
askod to note the change in the
pan)“: im‘al oflicc. and Agent Charles
(iriolml. returned to town last night.
nftrr attending a conferencs and din-
nor of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
innre «front leaders at the ‘Copicy-Pla-
1.1 in Boston on Friday night.
Mr. limck and Mr. Griebel spent Set-
llrulny in linstnn, visiting Bunker Hill
the Boston Navy Yard.
inspected the battleship
es of interact.
O
f
"A “'iit: 'flll . _..-.ir-
iss Hays. who was born in
Golden is still active in the
crowd of viistors viewed
tho construction of the new road at
Calf Parture Beach yesterday
noon.
after-
14th.
a s s
Marvin Beach are
number of Boy Scouts
Those youngsters
the community.
Man in Beach
the
week. while
and at 7 o'clock
“Mir liars and men will
tl.rlr {C310'?“D rather-
. .
I-Ilmcr Bracken of Marvin
bathing at Marvin
Mrs. Bracken
dip in the waters of the
my 0. Launch
HARPER METHOD
Shampoolngh-Seaip Treatment
Facials—Manicurlng .
46 SOUTH RIAIN STREET
sulfTfl NORWALK. CONN.
_., “first Mankln. of New London. Room 1
l‘lmut' 2] l2
*_.‘
{01'
the prgra in
grades:
Both
ah outta peeved to think that
Bracken beat thsm to it.
0 O 0
Mrs
root-n. than at p t. i
Rowayton
Occur Mills of Highland avenue.
preached at the morning service of
the Darien Methodist Episcopal
Church. yesterday.
8‘
given 1’. N. Needles. 100 feet of hose,
to give to the Hell
week-end here at their summer rosi-
dcnccs.
O O 0
The Teacher's Training class of the
Rowayton Methodist Episcopal church
will meet this evening at the home of
Miss Jennie Scott. at 8 o'clock (8. T.)
meeting night. which will be effective
this week only.
Noroton
The funeral of the late Mrs. John
Cortney was held at St. John's R. C.
Church and was quite largely attended
As the body was borne from the
church the hymn "Nearer My God To
Thee" was sung.
s s s
Mrs Mary B. O'Reilly of New York;
and Noroton. is spending a few days
Middleeex road was entirely destroyed
by fire late \Vedncsdsy night.
0 O O
The yacht owned by Arthur Trow.
bridge of Callender's Point is being
put in rcsdness for the coming season.
0 O 0
Lewis am of West Ave" Nore-
ton Heights. is mOving on the shore
for the Summer season.
Darien
Frederick Smith. of the Post Road.
spent Saturday in Norwalk.
0 O 0
Mrs. E. P. Badger. of Brooksidc
avenue. is spending a few days in
Ridgewood. New Jersey.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dt‘POlO. of
Tokeneke. have moved ‘to Canaan.
Connecticut.
0
Mrs. Oliphant has rented the Cook-
man house on the Post Road, for the
summer months.
0
Frederick Smith is having a radio
set installed at Captain T. O. Stabcli's
home on Smith's island.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Carlock and
family. of Darien. moved to “'cstporf
on Friday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cookmsn. of
the Post Road. moved to Liichfleld.
Connecticut on Thursday where they
will spend the summer.
D O 0
Mrs. C. D. Lockwood and son are
spending the week with Mrs. Lock-
wood's mother. Mrs. Hanford Smith.
of West avenue.
of the nor coouts of naval. beach
Plans are being-made for the con-
struction of tennis and volley boll
courts on the property adiournlsg the
last Avcnus n. I. church. at the cor-
nor of last avenue and Van Sandi
street. and the matter is to be pre-
sented to those who may be most in-
terested as both physicist and finan-
isl ”detainee will be required in or-
or to complete the proicct. It is also
planned to have the bowling‘ailcys in
the church moved over to the dining
room instead of in tits present loco-
tion. as this will provide much more
The Norwallt Fire Department. has
Island Improvea
fl
, M
The Entertain
tho Darion Fire Department will hold
a meeting this evening at the Fire
Company Quarters on.ths_l’oct Rood.
0 O ‘
Augustus L. Colin-vet. of New Iork
city. spent the week-end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Schyrver. of
Old King's Highway. .
I 0
Mrs. Frederick Smith and daughter
Gertrude spent the week sod is Nor-
walk. at the home of ills. P. A.
Stabs". . .
O O
The Ludlnw or Net-walk Blunt
Comparator East Not-walk. which has
had a branch bakery in part of the
tore owned by Howard Holly. closed
out: their business on .Saturday light.
0 O
The Boyle School second team won
their firct’game of the season on
Thursday afternoon. when they do-
feated the Baker School second team
by the score of 9 to 8. Huntington
pitched for the victors. while Otttnsr
was on the mound for the locals.
r O O O
A cement walk is being laid along
the Tim-y property on West avenue.
This will adjoin the content walk
which formerly ended at the edge of
the Review lot. The new ddewalk.
will be a great and needed improve-
ment.
A suit for 310,000 for permanent
injuries has been filed in the Superior
Court against L. L. Van Aiken of
Stamford by Mary Kennealy of Dar-
ien. The plantiff nys that. she was
run into and knocked down by the
defendant's automobile when crossing
Main street in Stamford. last June
and permanently injured. -
0 O
A large congregation turned out. to
both services at the Methodist Epic.
copnl Church. yesterday. As Rev.
Morgan is away. Oscar Mills of Row-
ayton. was the preach»: at the morn-
ing service. and the Rev. L. W.
Barney. D. D.. pastor of the Sound
Beach Congregational church was the
preacher at the evening service. Mrs.
Albert Owens. was the soloist at both
services.
0 O G
Charles Smith. of Mansfield avenue
has sold his farm “White Oak Shade."
on the West Norwalk Road. to Mar-
shall P. Richards. one of Darlen's best
known real estate men. The farm has
been occupied by William Waldron
and family the past few months. but
they will move about the 15th of May.
Mr. Richards will malts extensive al-
ternations and will probably remodel
the house.
Westport
The "King Tut” dance given at the
Westport Country Club Saturday night
was one of the most brilliant” affairs
over given in the club house. Much
credit should be given to Mrs. James
P. Bradley for the success of the
evening. The decor-flops were most
appropriate and very attractive. The
costumes were varied and beautiful.
dancing was continued until at late
hour. .
's s' s
Sunday afternoon musical recital
was given in the club-rooms by Leo
~Williams. liis program was. "I Know
a Lovely Garden." "Pale Moon."
"Drink to Me." “Sines We Ported."
“Obctination” "Who is Silvia." En-
carer. ”Singen and a Singon." and
"Mother 0' Mine."
0 O 0
Mrs. Frazer Peters recited some
poems written by Rose O‘Neil. Mr.
Williams and Mrs. Peters were well
receive-l by the unusually large audi-
cnce. Tea was served from live to
six.
0 O O
The Doric Chapter. 0. E. s.
will hold a pinochie-whirt party after
most committee of
at Compo Cove and moved into it
town callus on
0
Beach has rented be
summer.
Salmon itspected the progress of the
Y. M. C. A. building construction on
Sstmdsy.
were visitors in Norwalk Saturday.
the week-end
Junior Naval Leag
port and is occupying her country
home near Weston.
The mom- of Westport Schools
will attend the Teachers' Convention
in Bridgeport on Friday.
O 0 O
Nond- of lilac Dorothy Price met
at baritone inSLJolu: Plans yester-
day and gave her a miscellaneous
shower. in» Price is to be married
in the near future.
0 0
Reid Shlpley is lion‘s from a trip to
the Philippines and ”India. Mr.
_ hm onsan
freighter. He is going
tor. Ill-a Walton of Rain street.
0 O 0
James Mat-tin Cuzeck and sister
were in Westport for the week-end.
~ 0 o 0
Mrs. B. L. Woodworth of State
street and Miss Kate Wilcox of Compo
street returned home Saturday. Mrs.
Woodworth had been 'viaiting was
Wilcox in Florida since February.
apovsurent ckgm:". srlpSu
Mr. and Mrs.‘ 13min Edition and
Mr. ana Mrs. Everett Pillow; motored
to Amherst, Mars, to visit Iron-u
Sniffer: and witness the athletic
events of the Massachusetts Agriculo
tural College in which Loren Sniflen
takes part.
0 O 0
Hrs. Oscar will spend the coming
week-end with her brother. Harold
Keith in New York.
0 O 0
Mrs. Charlotte Patrldge was a
visitor in Westport Sunday .
0
Mrs. J. Horton.of .Compo Beach
entertained over the weebend friends
from Chicago. New York and Bridge-
port.
. O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stetson of New
York spent the week-end in their
country home at Greens Farms.
‘ O G 0
Mrs. Benedict of Compo Beach was
hostess to a large party of friends on
Sunday.
Lieut-Comma.nde.r floats \Vheeler of
the L'. S. N. was in town as the guest
of his mother over the week-end.
O O O
Libs. Bumphries of Main street died
at 1:80 p. m. yesterday. The funeral
services will be at her late residence
at 8 o'clock Tuesday night. Wednes-
day morning the body will be taken to
Newtou. Ma... for interment. Charles
Fable has charge of arrangements.
the guest of his ais- ,
fence which will be especially valuable!
to the Trust company.
so successful.
America. held: delightful dance and
card party Frldnay
hall. 25 Main ' street. Seventy-five
people attended the affair. Following
80th. Repairs are nearing completion.
Diwali: . saving £91ch
th schools were opened an bom-
earllor this morning.
0 C O
O O I _
Mack’s“ churches all chat-rod”
‘ and
B
O O O
Sector-day was the last Sunday that
tbs library reading room will no open.
Will the summer months near at
me. the necessity for the library
opening pans: .
. O O
The Fire Department was called out
last night to extinguish a. grass are
at State street and Rosevills Road.
This makes three fires in that locality
with in a week.
0
The friends of Miss Helen Glynn of
Riverside tendered her a miscellan-
eous shower on Saturday night. Many ;
useful and beautiful gifts were pro-2
copied and an sxoepflonally pleasant
evening was spent by those precept.
, O O 0
Frederick Romper of Owenolte is re-
ported to have sold his dwelling
house.
0 O 0
Beginning today the Pout Office
will be open from 5 a. in. until 7 a..
BL. Daylight Saving time. ‘
O O 0
Union Services were he'd in the
Methodist Church last night.‘ Rev.
Edward Luke Reed of Christ Chuxch
parish was the speaker of the evening.
Next Sunday Rev. Clifford Hutchins
will address the congregation.
O O 0
A number of the Cast of "Katcha
Koo" met in National Hall for a re-
hearsal yesterday afternoon. Hugo
Tolland of Norwalk is to preside at
the piano.
———.——_____
ELECT 1‘12“" TRUSTEE.
The trustees of the South Norwalk
Trust company elected Neville Bayley
as a member of the Board of Trustees
to fill the vacancy caused by the neig-
nation of Frank H. Gleason. Mr. Glea-
son's removal from Norwalk making
it impossible for him to give attention
to the duties as trustee. Mr. Bayley's
succenful management of Baton
Point Park as well as many other en-
terprises in which he has been associ-
ated has given him the broad exper-
. Mr. Baylcy
will undoubtedly give the same care-l
ful attention to his new office that has
Just Thinking:
BOYS’ SUITS
$7.50 to 35m
It's picasan‘ ‘ .
things the v..
to the boy—E. ‘
general anl -.
How abmlf
Is he to gut
where? \‘.'l,;»_
Suit for :3:-
portant Iii x2” ~;_
the best «41:2: ‘5
made rigln :-:.3
him corrcn-iig'.
You can be :2 .~
. ‘ :‘0
things if XVI ~ . ...;
here—mu- yr,- : _.. .3:
and you get ~ .1.
too i ‘ "
Rogers 8? Steve
lorwaik so, Noni
made him management of Roton Park
Old Glory Council. Daughters of
in Red Men's
O 0 O
The Lockwood baseball nine of
Norwalk played the Greens Farms
team on the Bedford Diamond yester-
day. The Backwoods won. Score
t to 8.
O 0
Julius W. Muller: writer of sea
stories. has rented the Rich cottage
cards. dancing was enjoyed to music
by Maruca's orchestra. Guests were
present from the _James .
Council. Jr. 0. L". A. M. and the Pcr- -
severance Council. of Stamford.
Balboa. Clifford Bloom. Mrs H. Sim-
ona. William Banks. A. Burdick. Miss
A. Savage. Miss K. Johnson.
E. Blain
Winners at plnchole were: Michael
Louis
to.
day. -
‘ o s o ,
'Nrc. “diary of Nor-walk was it
Menus Saturday.
0 0
Mrs. Jennie Punselt of Compo
r house for the
1-1. T. Bedford and Judge Frederick
and Francis MacDonail
Patricia
C O 0
Mr. Loomis of State street. spent
in New York in the
u_c.
O O 0
Mrs. Gibson has returned to West-
Miller. W. Bloom. Stephen Miller.
Joseph Davis, J. Mace. Louise Suites.
2:111. Edward Hughes. Arthur Simon.
U . . .
Blomglsc'n. Euchre winners were Mrs.
P. Savage and lira Butts.
fair were: Henry Simona. Mrs. Wilson.
Miss Anna Simona. m Davidson.
volt street. announced today the en-
gagement
Edith 8. Sonic. to WilliLm Gurney '
Stevenson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
win L. Stevenson.
The young couple are me‘ving
hearty
friends. Although no date has
set for the wedding, it will probab-
ly take place during the early fall.
‘brPeter
The committee in charge of the af-
Eugageanais Announced.
Mrs. Hell‘s. )1. Souls. of 28 Roose-
of her daughter. Mini
:3 Harriet street.
the
their
congratulations o’
L.-. .,
48 Day Street
Just as the automobile has an
needs of every family, it
laundry of today supplies!!-
ery sanitary need frantic
roughest wash to the fill
finishgd fabrics.
our telephone is 790 — tulle
and a. representative will n3
and explain our diffem
services that we car. off:
m-
IORWALK STEAM
LAUNDRY
N‘rulh .‘Of'll
Telephone :90
i
2
been
l
i
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Arthur Cable of Port Chester. New
the business meeting of the order on
Tuesday evening.
York. visited friends in Westpo'rt over
Sunday.
The Directors of
This Bank
are men who have demon-
strated great prudence in
the management of their
own business activities.
They are men of integrity,
good judgment and abili-
ty.
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‘ , e People’s.
mum «4:4th »
..~:~ must» We. saw
Norwalk Tire & Rub-
J.&J.Cash,Pfd. .. 7%
Yale&Towne 16%
MsplesfilGoldschinidt
Good Investments
707
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ber,Pfd.
2rlosson3squcst.
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Agent nor Page O Show. Park &
Tiller-d. Great Seal. and W's
Candies.
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Vomit!
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unmet.
South Norwalk. com”
Life
Life is full of risks.
You don't have to go
looking for them. What
you want to look for is
safety, and that is pre-
cisely what this bank
offers to you.
The
City National
Bank
.4
ASHER GLICKSON '
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To Ian and Icy.
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A complete assortment of
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