The People' I Chorus held a rehears-
al last night at the Norwalk Bigh
' school.
, e O O O
_ 7 1 " was... conditions being favorable.
’ ~~a record-breaking crowd is expected
X to visit Roton Point today.
" a
-—-You may buy union label straw
.hats at Joseph Davis:
' e s
A rehearsal of the Choral Art 80-
ciety was held last night at the Nor-
- walk M. E. church.
0 O
. I
-Carnilla Gift Shoppe. 63 Wall
1 t r e e t has leather shopping
hand woven silk. rsi‘fia and silk work
0 O I
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor
of the Norwslk M. E. church. spent...
yesterday in New York city.
a s e .1
—-Ba.rris & Gene. That's all.
0 O O
0 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welling moved
today from Flax Hill road to 34 Bay-
View avenue.
O 0 0
Miss Grace Dickerman of Provi-
dence. is spending a few days with
her tether on Couch street.
0 O O
_ Maurice Nuttlng and his son. Leigh-
ton. have taken up their residence at
92 West avenue.
. 0 O
—Doll Dresses for 100 each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shbp. ’1
~ 8. R. Ave. Phone 390.
C 0 -
Earl Garfield was placed under ar-
rest yesterday for violation of the
parking ordinance. Ills case will
come up in the downtown city court
on Thursday morning.
0 I O
The.heavy automobile traffic in:
Memorial Day through the First dis.
trict started early last night. Thous-
ands of machines with passengers
pleasure bound over the holiday
passed Main and “'all streets.
0 O 0
—See Milton Sills and Anna Q. Niil-
son in "The Isle of Lost Ships." Ri—
alto today. Matinee. 2:15; evening.
1:15 and 9:00.
First District “’atcr Commissioners
have completed plans for the installa-
tion of the water system in the Crofut
d: Knapp lint company s new plant
‘in the Third district. which is under
construction.
0 O O
A new 55 KKV rotary converter has
been ordered by the Second district
electric wmks from the General Elec-
tric company, and it is expected to
arrive here in August. when it will he
installed in the addition to the plant
which was erected in 1920.
O O 0
——Harris 8: Guns.
0
That'l All
s s
Charged with violation of the
CITY A‘ ND . VI
parking ordinance. C. K. Hunter was
arrested yesterday afternoon by l‘a-
trolmsn Jarvis Murray. He will be
given a hearing in the First district
city court at 0:00 o'clock Saturday
morning.
i
l
Mrs. Charles Sconeld of Rowayton.
weight on his foot. The man's con-
dition is not serious.
toes were badlv. cut and crushed.
on easy weekly payments.
evenings until 9 p. m.
entertained the Monday Afternoon
Bridge club yesterday at luncheon af-
ter which cards were enjoyed. Mrs.
e s e
- Past State President Elbert W.
Clark of the Association of Letter
Carriers. left last night with Edward
Miss Ethel Farrell is spending the
day in New York ‘City;
0. 0
Local stores and most of the local
factories are closed in observance of
Memorial Day. today.
0 0 ‘ O
—-Harrls & Gaps. That's all.
C O O
3
George F. Atherton of New York
city. a former Norwalk boy. is calling
on friends here.
0
w
0 0
All of the offices in the city hall
are closed today because of the holi-
day.
0 O 0
Arthur 1". Huntington of New York
city is spending the day with his par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Hunt-
ington of Main street.
0 O 0
—Eyes examined and glasses fit-
ted. R. A. Benedict. jeweler.
0 O l
R. V. Bovi of this city is opening
the Three Bears Tavern at Four Cor—
ners. Chestnut Hill today. for the
season.
s s e
A most entertaining program of mu-
sic was given at St. Peter's Lutheran
church last evening. before a good
attendance. by the choir of the church.
The program included chorus num-
bers, solos and duets.
O O
-—Heien Nattenberg’s Beauty Parlor
86 Flax Hill near West avenue. The
last word in modern appliances.
equipment and methods. Phone 992-4.
0 O O
The final gathering for the ~season
of the Hospital \Vhist club will be
held on Friday evening at the Nor-
walk Country club. A dinner will be
served at 7:80 o'clock ‘and after-
hrds cards will be enjoyed.
I C 0
.
A conference was held last night by
Red Cross Life Saving Director F. C.
Mills and the council committee on
Calf Pasture Beach and the Calf
Pasture life guards. with regards to
the safety devices'to be installed at
the beach. These will include dories.
life rafn. life lines. etc.. and equip-
ment for recusitation in cases of peo-
ple who have been near drowning.
O O 0
—You may buy union label straw
hats at Joseph Davis'.
0 O O
Mathew Burns of 61 Van Buren
avenue is confined to his home with
lacerations of the fore finger of his
left hand. sustained in a. slight ac-
cident at the Lockwood Manufactur-
ing company's plant. yesterday. when
his finger became caught in one of
the machines. Dr. Tracey attended
the man at the hospital.
0 O 0
Peter Gilchrist of 16 Prospect ave-
nue. had one of the toes of his right
foot amputated at the Norwalk hos-
pital yesterday morning by Dr. Wil-
liam .T. Tracey. following injuries sus-
taincd when he dropped a heavy
0
although his c
—-Buy your Victrsla at Donnelly’s
Store open
b
. . . A J. Gainer. president of the national n
Helen ‘nn {UFUW’ “on 2"“ ”“2" association. for a trip to Barre. Vt"
and Mrs. Rom: Alida. sccon - Worcester. Mass” and Montreal Can-
ada. in connection with the work of
—See Milton Sills and Anna Q. Nill-
son in "The isle of Lost Ships." Ri-
alto today. Matinee. 2:17.; evening.
7:15 and 9:00.
. O 0
Judge John R. Booth reserved deci-
'sion in the dmnnge action of John 1".
the sssoeistion.
rate from South Norwslk Local. No.
329.
of Letter Carriers. to be held in Pro-
vidcnce. R. 1..
Mr. Clark is dele-
tn the New England Convention
in September.
Driscoli against Louis Benati which
was heard yesterday in the special
~aesslon of the Court of Common
Pleas in the town assembly hall. Urn
on the close of the case. court ad—
'Juurned over the holiday.
Distinguished
Service
C
remain as a guest at the hotel for
the next few weeks.
son in "The Isle of Lost Ships."
alto today.
7:15 and 9:00.
because “of ’the holiday.
0 O O
chased a building lot at Marvin Beach
Rom Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowland.
0
daughter Eleanor of First street.
spending the day in Danbury.
O C
at the Norwalk Country club
evening by Stewart Frank Hollywood.
will be held tomorrow noon at
Norwalk Country club.
dates went to Stamford.
where examinations were held in the
Y. M. C. A. pool there.
0 O 0
Your Stitch club at her home yester-
day afternoon.
0
Calf Pasture beach today. should the
weather be fair.
0
the Candidates of the G. F.
_ ...,..;..._.
‘ N.“
The formal opening of the
walk Yacht club today will be min
at! by the usual salute and raising of
the colors.
0 O 0
Mrs. Frank Becker. of Ely avenue
in New York.
0 0 0
son in "The Isle of Lost Ships."
site today.. Matinee. 8:15;-
7:15 and 9: .00;
Miss
ing her sister in New York city.
s ‘e e
tor. .
O 0 O
bathing caps 'in' town.
styles st'attractlve prices. Stop in and
look .dhenl over. Mead's. Drug store.
0 O 0
Mr. and lira-L. Shilepsky and son
Maurice of Broad street. motored to
Monticello, ,N. Y.. where they will be
registered at the Xin'nan hotel. Mr.
Shilepsky and son will return this
evening. while Mrs. Shilepsky will
0 0 0
—See Milton Bills and Anna Q. Nill-
Ri-
Matinee. 2:16: evening.
{East Nor-milk
Most of the local stores are closed
John Ollersnahaw, Jr.. has pur-
. 0
Mr. and. Mrs. Harry Fudge and
are
D
A splendid dinner is to be served
this
s e e
The usual Kiwanis club luncheon
the
O O O
The Calf Pasture life guard candi-
last night
Mrs. Earl Trounson of Cove avenue
ntertained the members of the Watch
0 0
It is expected that. many wil visit
Nor-
hse returned from a few days' visit
-—See Milton Sills and Anna 0 Rigi-
evening.
Gertrude McGuirk -of- North
avenue. is spending the holiday visit-
Milton Market spent yesterday in
New York where hrattended the shoe
dealers convention at the Hotel As-
——We are showing the finest line of
_ advanced
' party given in,
bet-s of the Girb’
that church.
s
his courts have
the season will be held... when
del's “orchestra will furnishAthe music
Rowayton
Mrs. W. Kelly and family have
moved from'their home in, Brookside
avenuesto Cross street.
' s s 0
Fraser Gilman has put his motor
launch in the water at Stayen's dock.
During the winter the boat was over-
hauled and painted. The work was
done by Andrew Aleck of Rowayton
avenue.
O O C
Oeodate Davenport and Robert
Raymond have sold one of their new-
ly built houses on upper Bowayton
avenue to Arthur Blilard of Penney-
er street.
Darien
‘ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Wilson have re-
turned to their summer home in No-
roton.
I O 0
Mrs. J. C. Gledhill has returned
to her home in Tokeneke. after
spending the winter in New York.
0 0 0
Gregory Mason and family of New
York have moved into their new sum-
mer home in Tokeneke.
C O O
8. C. Mead and family returned to
their Darien summer home. yester-
day. after spending the winter abroad.
0 O 0
R. A. Cook has returned to his
summer home in Tokeneke. after
spending the. winter in New York.
0 I U
Mr. and Mrs. onenburg have re-
turned to their summer home in Da-
rien. after spending the winter in
New York city.
a e e
Thomas B. Chadwick of Philadel-
phia has taken possession of the Col-
ton property. he having rented it for
the entire season.
G. Wilbur Raymond. son of B. H
Raymond of Mansfield avenue. is
taking a special course in the Michi-
gan State auto school.
C I O
R. L. Corby has returned to his
summer home in Tokeneke after
spending the winter in New York city.
The married and single men of the
town will play a baseball game this
A choir party will be held at Christ
hurch rectory on Saturday evening of .
this week.
«Mr. and Mrs. pallet Rb'wland sun
purchased a building lot on Fourth
street from Emma L. Donaldson.
o e e ‘
Charles R'. Reddy has purchased a
uildlng lot at the corner of East ave-
ue and Winfield street from Dr.
Theron R. Bradley.
0 O O
The old "dinky" type trolley on the
Dorion Point line has been replaced
by one of the Blrney ‘fone-man" type
of cars. much to the relief of the pa-
trons of the line.
I O O
The building on Gregory Boulevard
st Fifth street to be occupied by Can-
evsri‘s as a soda stand and candy and
fruit booth has been completed and is
being decorated.
0
O 0
Tomorrow evening the members of
S. of
hrist church. will be the guests at a
We‘re talking about ourselves be-
cause we think fou may be inter-
causs we think you may be inter-
second hand furniture. Highest
prices paid for paper. rags and
metals. No amount too large for
us to handle. If it's Junk. call or
More housewives should be
made aware of the fact that '
violent boiling does not ac-
ficelerste the speed of cooking.
but only evaporates the water
Many soldiers of the
World War were awarded
the distinguished service
cross for bravery. It was
s signal honor to be adorn-
ed with the “D. 8. O."
But all soldiers of the
.World War and former
.wars. who defended the
principlesofrightsndlib-
arty. have performed a
Wild service for
their My. Today we
do them honor.
-,. .:
needlessly with "an equivalent
waste of gas. ‘-7
Tests made by the, Bureau
of Standard» Wuhmm D.
C.. hava established a number
of important facts that house-
wives will 'do wan to remember.
' (1) Violet boiling. with the
lid q: the utensil gas on full.
consumes about nine times more
gas than n necessary-to unin-
tain gentle boiling. ‘ '
(8) r5: gentle boiling about
five times as nnleh ass is used
with the lid of; as would)» re-
. quires it m'm’smé on the
utensil. '~
.a
.. .. 3..
(.3) When violently 'bpiled.
" at about d1...
write JAFFEE BROS.
. 37 Fort it. one “gala—1i: Norwalk
Chats With Your Pb
Gas Man .
BankYour Funds
in
SOuth Net-walk
Sure — there are good
banks on 42nd Street—
but they are not on Wash-
ington street.
Build up your home"
townl Dealiyonrbank-
ingherei Everyoonveni-
ence and facility. '
wulmflm Mun-mum
w... w\ mmmwam.
morning at the carnival lot. The
game is scheduled to get under way
at 10 o'clock, Any married man
that unclean. to astute the "Ben -
dict" league. is asked to meet “Cap"
Rellstab at the ball field. as he has
not yet picked the team.
0 O O
A real treat is in store for local
polo enthusiasts this afternoon. when
the crack Yale University polo team.
"intercollegiate champions." will
cross mallets with the strong 0x
Ridge Hunt club team. at Laphan
field. New Canaan. This will be the
first game for the local team. and as
they have been greatly strengthened
during the of: season they expect to
give the Yale four a hard go. The
game will begin at four o‘clock.
O O O
The “Beantown Choir" a three-act
farce. comedy. was presented last eve-
ning in Springdale. by members of
the Epworth league of the Darien
Methodist church. The local church
gave the play in town about two
weeks ago. and members of the
Springdals M. E. church. who were
present at the rendition of it. were
so delighted that it was presented
last evening at their new » hall in
Springdale. A special feature of
the entertainment was the rendering
of a number of selections by a quar-
tet consisting of the Rev. J. W. Mor-
gan. Howard Sisuson. Albert Owens
and Sidney Gartrell.
The cast of characters was as fol-
lows:
The Widow “‘00d. of course she
would. all widows would. Mrs. Fred
Mullett; Beth Wood. her stepdaugh-
their honor at Trinity
church. Second District. by the mem-
jriendly Society of
The Nor-walk. Country club formally
opens for the season today. The ten-
been put into first
class condition and the bathing houses
have been renovated as has been the
float. This evening the first dance of
8pc -
as full of mischief as .a dog is of
sass. Howard Slsusonz- Hrs. Do-ree-
mee Scales. the director of the choir.
pity her? Miss Julie. Sharer: Bilinda
Snix. who orter be in grand opera
or somewhere. Mrs. Edward Sheen:
Tessie Tooms. who pianos and organs
just lovely. Miss Ethel Wilmett; Sal-
lie Etta Pickle. who takes high c
just like a cough drop. Mrs. B. B.
Raymondr-Mhndy'namslinger. her
voice was cultivated on the ultivator.
Miss Mabel Raymond: Birdie Cackle.
a twittering birdie who sings like a
lsrk. Mrs. Albert Owens: Grandma
Howler. who'd be a good singer yet
if~~her voice‘ had ‘a' hold out. Mrs.
John Brumnler: Samath’a‘ Bnlggins.
aged eight. little but oh my. Lois
Raymond: Beshful Bill Bloomer.
long on be.- but short on nerve. Al-
bert. Owens.
. Weetport
' Mr. Charles Buck who is counsel
to his home of ilnees, is reported to
be improving.
Mr. Harlan Dulmsge is seriously ill
at his home in Greene
‘ O O O
Mr. Frank B. Dayton has com-
pleted all arrangements for opening
the bathing pavilion at Compo beach
this afternoon.
0 O 0
Miss Lewis who has been spending
ranch. has returned to Westport and
will spend a few weeks at their coun-
try place. Long shore Farm.
Mr. Raymond Orr will spend Me-
morial Day with his mother in
Brooklyn. .
O O O
The‘Currerts club wil meet tomor-
row ‘ss the guests of Mrs. Kenneth
MacKenxie at the rectory.
. e s _ s
William London spent Tuesday in
Hartford on business.
0 O O
Greens Farms baseball team will
play the Lockwoods of Bridgeport at
10:30 a. m. today. The Lockwoods
are one of the newest semi-profes-
sional team of Brikeport. In the
afternoon they will meet the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars. The afternoon
game will be played at 8:80 p. to.
Two special trolley cars have been en-
gaged to bring the Bridgeport team
and their friends. They will also
bring a band in uniform. This game
will be a hard fought contest with
plenty of noise.
0 O O
The Tulor Players of Greens Farms
have arranged a summer program as
follows: May. June. rehearsals of
the summer comedy; June 16th. Tu-
dor rose day reception: June 17th.
Tudor rose Sunday; July. presents-
tlon of summer comedy and beach
picnic: August. rehearsals start for
"The Merchant of Venice:" Septem-
Norwalk.
a cord around his neck. he traveled
about in true infant style.
Era. Andrew Huntington of Fair-
field. isnow a member of the Greens
Ms Congregational church.
0 O 0
Horses rain. has had his misfor-
tune to break his arm.
0 O
Mr. and Mrs. David Bach and Mr.
and Mrs. George Omen attended the
entertainment-given in the Bridge-
port High school auditorium Monday
evening by Miss Benito Slocum's
dancing class. Dorothy Sachs was a
member of the ballet. and danced
with exceeding .grafe..
Mrs. Kenneth Scofield was a visit-
or in Bridgeport yesterday.
A very rare and beautiful specimen
of flamingo was presented to the
Westport library this week. by Mrs.
A. 0. Powers. This specimen came
from the old Winslow estate. and is
in a perfect state of preservation.
O O '
Mr. and Dirt G. F. Darrow. of
Gran highway. motored to Spring-
field. Ma... and back lastfiundsy.
O O 0
Miss Mary _Belling was given a
miscellaneous shower on Saturday
evening. by the parents of her pu-
pils in the Southport school. Miss
Belling and William Quinn are to be
married soon after the close of school.
C O O
The Matthias Post. Amerm .Le-
giol Auxiliary are asking donations
of Viotroia records for the Ailing.
ton hospital. Any one having a rec-
ord to give may leave it with Ralph
Fruce at the Westport Shoe store. or
with any member of the auxiliary.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Howe and family
have moved into Mrs. 'I‘readwell's new
cottage at Compo Beach.
0 C 0
John Kimber has rented his beach
property for the summer.
0 0 0
Rules regarding dogs 0n the beach
will be strictly enforced this year; no
dog will be permitted on the beach
except when kept on a leash.
O O 0
Business at the beach was very
good last Sunday. according to the
report of Manager Disbrow.
I O O '
. Frank Oratorne won the first prize
at the "As You Were.” Country club
party Saturday evening. Mr. Ors-
borne was dressed as a wooden sol-
dier. Our first selectman. Austin
Wakeman. was an extremely good lit-
tie boy. as B. sier Brown. and amus-
ed. himself (and others) by playing
all the evening with a rubber ball.
Mr. Wakernan took the prize for the
"funniest" costume. The funniest
prise for women was awarded to Mrs.
John Godillot. who was dressed as a
colored "mommy.” The first prise
for women was won by a lady from
Frank Dayton was attract-
ive as an infant in long clothes. He
wore his rattle and teething ring on
on all
fours while learning to creep. Mrs.
'-~w‘EbNEsnAY, MAY 30,
ber.
lecture on
"Shakespeare's Real
Shrine." by Reginal Poole. Esq..
London. England. ‘and the opening of
the season of 19234924.
. .
William Tauch of Bridgeport has
identified the aged Woman found wan-
dering in the street in Ssugstuck a
few nights ago. as his mother.
who
of
Dayton was a darling as Bopeep. and
she had the dearest lamb which
caused her much worry. Lack of
space prevents mention of the many
original ideas presented. Real nurs-
ery decorations made the club rooms
attractive and the grown-up children
sat on the floor while eating the good
American Red Cross in completing an
has‘been missing from home for sev-
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in a dased cendltiou and made no ob-
Jection to returning with her son.
0 O O
A meeting of the Compo and Pion-
eer are companies was held last eve-
ning in their rooms in the fire house.
and they voted to hold a- big carni-
val to last from June 90th to July 7th.
The water company have given them
the privilege of useing their grounds.
which are well adapted to their pur-
pose.
’ e e e
The Women's Auxiliary of Christ
church have kindly consented to as-
sist the Westport chapter of the
AhmandOoanpleteAssortnlent of
some I'ABRIOS
In all the latest weaves and colors:
also gent‘e. ladies’ and children's un-
derwear at
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J. a J. Cash, pfd. .
Maples & Goldsc m .
alotment of berpockets for the use
of the Allington hoepital disabled
veterans.
O 0 O
Miss Mildred Mills. of Greene Farms
entertained a party of friends at a
dance given in Rippel's barn Monday
evening.
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ter. a real sweet girl: Mrs. Barry
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