» Bernard )1. “news was a recent
‘Ifltor in Westport.
“‘ O
Julius Frankel of Main street. Nor-
‘Ilk. was a recent visitor in Bridge-
. 0
Austria & Bans.
O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Beers and
mlly of sheehan avenue motored to
ewster. N. Y. recently.
0 O O
0
That's all.
.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis J. Sheppler of
flax Hill road are spending the day
in New York city.
0 o o
—-Bpeeial Sale all next week, Carn-
illa Gift Shoppe. Vantine perfumes
and powders in lacques boxes. 1-: off.
0 O O
A rehearsal of the People's Choru’s
bin be held at the Norwnik High
.ehool tonight.
0 s o
The Eucharistic Tridlum began this
orning at St. Mary’s church. It
. ill terminate Sunday.
0 O 0
—Harris & Gaps. That's all.
0 O O
A regular meeting of the Beth Ah-
raham Soeiety was held in the syna~
gogue last evening.
0
Painting work has recently been
begun on the front porch of the home
of Jacob Rudder. South Main street.
0 O C
—For the season's newest creations
in bathing caps look over our line.
Smart. distinct models at attractive
prices. Mend’s Drug store.
O t 0
Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley of Fairfleld
avenue. have recently moved to their
new home on Flax Hill road.
a s o
The cafetera being constructed at
the Nash Engineering company is
nearing completion.
0 s 0
—‘Eyes examined and glasses fit-
ted. R. A. Benedict. jeweler.
O O 0
Robert Joselovnkv has recently pur-
chased from Joseph Morton of \\'esi-
port. a house on Di Sosa. Court. l-‘irst
district.
o o
--Harril d: Gans.
O O
0
That's
0
manufacturers of
are moving from
on “‘nter strcrt.
Bridgeport.
All.
Rocket! Brothers.
woolen garments,
their establishment
15 Congress street.
0 O
blr. and Mrs. Homer F. niickiinm of
Iouth Main street have been enter-
taining Mrs. Charles G. Ric-Ker and
Miss Marie Rieger of Flushing. L.
I.
O I O
—‘Helen Nattenherg's l-‘ieauty Parlor
Id Flax Hill near West avenue. The
last word in modern appliances.
equipment and methods. Phone 992-4.
U 0 0
Mr. and .‘lrs. George Shrlver Jr. of
meadow St. are quietly celebrating
their second wedding anniversary to-
'day.
0 O 0
Mrs. L. H. Baker of ‘Ritehawsn. N.
'l’. is visiting the Methodist parsonnge
as guest of Mrs. Andrew Chamber-
lain.
O
-—Straws and Panama at O'Brirn's.
o o O
O O
A complaint about exeservice men
telling magazines in the streets with-
Out a. lit-ens» was room-Hi this morn-
ing by the uptown police.
0 O 0
Frankie Fay hag renmved the gisss
from in front of his news stand on
Washington street. and now has the
front open for the summer months.
. O O I
_--—Buy your Victroln at Donn-lly’s
h} oasy weekly payments. Store open
"evenings until 9 p. m.
is . o o o
‘ ‘ “mic. Rev. and Mrs. Andrew ‘F‘.
.Ohimherlnin. Miss ('oomhs and Mrs.
13. H Baker spent the holiday at the
Ammo of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (-.
_flarsh New Milford ('nnn.
9 O
.' Members of Eureka Rebekah Lodge.
0. 42.1’. 0. 0.F.Will entertain the
.‘members of Myrtle. Rebekah Lodge of
jtew Canaan at their lodge rooms this
idvqtug.
C O O
l .-'-‘-Doll Drones for 10¢ each. also a'l
d1 of doll repairing. Doll Shem?
Ave. Phone :90.
.
":l'he body of the late Samuel “'ell-
4.: r: into be brought to Norwalk today
‘ truncial Directors Raymond and
for burial in the Norwalk cem-
We .
. O O .
i .
The police received a report last
evening from Charles Kester of
Tierney street. stating that a dog he—
longing to Frederick Fey of Straw-
berry Hill had bitten his daughter.
who Idog warden is investigating the
Babe.
o
1‘ v
Miss Joule Anderson of Taylor
place entered the Stamford hospital
this morning where she will undergo
an operation for the removal of her
tonsils.
0‘ O O
The final meeting of the Hospital
Vi’hist club will be held this evening
at the Norwalk Country club. when
following a supper at 7:30 o'clock an
evening at cards will be enjoyed by
the members.
0 o o
—This store at 15 West avenue will
be open Saturday morning. June 2.
with full line of Groceries. Fruit, To.
bacco and Ice Cream. All fresh goods.
H. Aide.
a o a
Mrs. 8am Abrshmson reported to
the down town police last evening that
a dog belonging to a man named
Crossley had bitten. her daughter.
The dog warden is investigating the
case. ’
o o s
The Monteny Club orchestra. a. lo-
cal association of musicians. travels
this evening in the Di Vito circuit. to
Ifnionville, Mass. there to play at a
dance.
0 O O
-—Straws and Panamas at O'Brien's.
O O O
A regular meeting of the South
Norwaik Boat club has been called
for \Vedncsday evening. June 6th. at
“the club quarters. Plans for an
"open house" are to be discussed at
this meeting. .
O O
A “stag" party was held last eve-
ning at the home of Oliver Howard
of Quintard avenue. Many ‘ guests
cards and being entertained by vari-
ous local talent present. Refreshments
were served at a late hour.
0 O C
——Notice to Banner Bakery Patrons.
Store will be closed until Monday.
June 11th.
The members or the Trinity church
Giris’ Friendly society entertained
about eighteen members of the con-
diduics of the G. F. S. of Christ
church. I-Jasl Norwulk ,nt the parish
house last evening. A social evening
of games was enjoyed and refresh-
ments were served.
0 O
The feast of the Corpus Christi
was celebrated yesterday by the Holy
Ghost Faiths-rs in \Vest Norwaik. The
services were attended by many visit-
ing priests as well as many laymen.
The celebration was marked by a
splendid procession and the singing
of solemn hymns.
K; o 0
-—Notice to Banner Bake” Patrons.
Store will be closed until Monday.
June 11th.
Several Norwalkers will attend the
meeting of the Past Exalted Rulers‘
Association of the Elks to be held in
Branford Sunday. Among those- who
attend the meeting tho District
Deputy 0. Irving Byington. John
Bogardus. Stanley Stevens. John T.
Dwyer. Elbert “1 Clark and Past Ex-
.nlted Ruler Bergmann.
o o s
The local police received a report
from the Larclimont authorities last
night that they had taken into cus-
tody two children by the name of
Blanch and George Tallon. and asked
that Patrick Tailon their uncle who
lived at 3 Kellogg street. be notified.
it was learned from Mr. Tullon that.
the rhililri'ii hnd run away from their
home in New York city.
East N orwalk
liurold Dunn of Bella Place is im-
proving after a recent attack of ill-
1198!.
(‘harles Galbo has returned from I
visit with friends on Long Island.
where he spent the holiday.
0 O 0
Harry Rider of East avonue is driv-
ing a new Ford automobile.
O O 0
Miss Lillian “‘right of ‘Van Zandi
street. is recovering at her home after
a recent attack of mm
o o . ‘
Leo Chlnsky of Fort Point street.
who .1. few days ago injured his right
leg. is improving at. his ho
Lester Hughes of _Van 20. _t street
has left for Cuba. on a. bus ess trip
foi the Norwalk Iron Works company.
‘ ‘l
The garage being :rected
. v
at the
_re.sr of the home of Harry \Vright.
\{an Zaodt street. is nearing compla-
t on
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallerstein yes.
terday moved from Liberty Square to
thr- ir new apartments in the Second
district.
0 o o
"lhlsppfiaassgu. ..... .'
. e1.
Miss Vera Fitslaurioo of Fort Point
street. today assumed new duties in
ALL MONEY. .-
5‘ W is this bankbeloie,Jiine‘6fli will
draw interest from June 1st.
fl Amusimtcmmum
.L'
were present. passing the evening at ,
Greenwich. where she has Wu s
secretarial position.
s o 0
Rev. L. Earl Bh'sflner ano ml".
Shanner will be the guests at a recep-
tion held in their honor at the East
avenue M. E. church by the members
of the church. this evening. All
members of the church and their
friends are invited to attend and greet
Rev. and Mrs. Shaffner.
. o o s
.This afternoon at. 4:80 o'clock tho
Juniors of the choir of Christ church
will enjoy a choir party at tho roctory
while this evening the adult members
of the choir will also be the units
of the rector and his wife at a party.
0 O O
The regular missionary meeting of
the Woman's Guild of Christ church
will be held next Thursday Afternoon
at the rectory of the church. Mrs. F.
M. Wheeler of Educ avenue. enter-
tained the guild at her homo. yester-
day. routine business being disposed
of.
Rowayton
Harrq Street of West Side avenue
spent Wednesday at Bantam Lake.
O O O
The Rowayton Boy Scouts will hold
their weekly meeting this evening.
0 O C
It is reported that flat. ilsh are pion—
tiful in Rowayton water these days.
Several local lasso Waltons have
made good catches.
O C 0
Mr. and Hrs. Peters and family
have returned to their summer home
at Pine Point after spending the win-
ter at their town house in New York.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Cohen have opened
up their summer home at Bell Is-
land and Pine Point after spending
the winter in New York.
0 O 0
Mrs. Clay Matthews and daughters
Ann and Jane. have opened up their
summer home at Bell Island. after
spending the winter in New York.
0 O O
The Pine Point Club is being put.
in shape for the summer season. The
( lub will be opened in the immediate
future. and the member! are lit-
ready planning a number of events
which will be held during the year.
Last season the Point. had one of its
most successful years.
Dari
Joseph Lonchak of Mansfield avo-
nue. has purchased a new car.
0 I 0
Miss Louise Potter of Maple avenue.
will spend the weekend in Rookiyn.
O O O
“'iiiiarn Blarney Gaywood of the
Post Road. nae a Matter in New York.
yesterday .
.
Mr. and Mra Ira Kip have returned
to their summer home in Tokaneko.
after spending the winter in .New
York.
O
Mr. and Mrs. 1".
New York city. have rented a house
at Noroton for the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Chadbourne. formerly
resided in Tokeneke.
O O O
The l'nity Drum Corps will give a
dance in the Noroton Fire House. this
evening. Arrangements have been
made {or bus white to Stamford.
after the dance.
a o o . '
The Cherry Lawn school is now
closed for the year. with the exception
of the Senior class of the school. The
Juniors have returned to ;their re-
spective homes. but school will con-
tinue for the Seniors about three
weeks longer.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Shanghnersy
and son. moved yesterday from their
home on West avenue. to the sport
monts over the Depot Garage. which
Mas Shaughnessy recently purchased
along with Charles Smith
0 0
Edward E. Bates. Daflens genial
tramc oilicer. has received his new
police uniform. which he has been ex-
peeting for some time. The suit was
made at Ralph Dibbie's~.'l‘ailor. Shop
in South Norwaik.
.0 I 0
Raymond Street and ' Sosa Darlen's
iii. Chadbourne of '
Dustin Dorian. Hr. street. when
questioned by a Sentinel reporter. told
that they had bad the project in mind
for some tins. and- that plans were,
now being drawn up. The building
Wimostllkflybo’erectedinthova-
cant lot on the Token'ek’e Road. which
is owned by them. After the plans
are drawn up. bids will be alled fdr,
after which the plant will be started.
They hope to have the building com-
plated before the winter months set
in. When tho plant is built. 45 tons
of 1°!- will be made. daily.
Westpori:
WEITPORT—fl
Mr. David Dacha has purchased from
are. Julia. ”Wheeler. tho building
wlhlch he now occupies as a busineu
p ace. ‘
Thevr'srmon' club of (irons Farms
wil take action for a. united light on
the tent caterpillar which Is s. serious
menace to the fruit trees of this sec-
tion.
O O O a
Compo beach was practically desert-
ed moles-day. The W. T. I. pavillion
did a thriving business on national
Day. the weather being fairly warm.
.Yosterday a strong east wind. was
blowing and not more than a dosen
people visited the beach. and those
who did remained only a short time.
no one venturing into the water. ale
though the temperature was uuite as
high as on‘ Wednesday when quit. I.
number yielded to the temptation to
take a dip.
. O O I
Mi. Rachel Harris was a visitor in
Norwalk yesterday morning.
0 O O
Silvio Rein of Lincoln street. a
noted composer ‘of music. conducted
the musical'pfogram 'at the Song
Writsrs’ Benefit in the Century thea-
tre. in New York. Sunday night.
a o 0
Mrs. Franklin P. Adams and Mrs.
Bert Lesion Taylor were week- and
visitors in Wastport as the guests of
Mrs. Lawrence lamnovich and Mrs.
Florence Dove.
C O 0‘
The junior "prom" will be held in
the National hall tomorrow evening
and will be well attended by friends
and relatives of the juniors. The ball
will be beautifully decorated in the
class colors. green and gold. An excel-
lent orchestra from Bridgeport will
furnish the music.
0 O O
and Mrs. John “'aiion and
family and Mrs. hiplsy. motored to
Sandy Hook Mo orial Day in Lieu-
tenant Reid shiploy‘s new car for a
fishing trip. The fishing party con-
sisted of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tate
of Fairfiold. and Hr. and Mrs. John
“'alton. Hrs. Bhipley. Lieutenant
Ship‘ley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darrow
and daughter Ruth and bliss Esther
Neilson of Bridgeport.
O O O
l m. and, In. r. Schroeder of New
York spent the week-end with )lr.
and Mrs. Charles Langenberg of
Cross highway.
0
Mr.
Francis L. H. Gill who formerly
conducted an antique shop on East
Church street and Mrs. Ada Wilson of
Noroton. were quietly married in
Greenwich. last. Tuesday. They will
reside in Noroton and New York.
0 O O
The board of finance is to meet to-
night to consider the problem of
harbor improvement. The selectmen
will ask that an appropriation be
recommended by the board of finance
for the purpose of dredging the har-
bor.
o o a
22 pupils will graduate from Staples
High school in June. The commence-
ment program has been arranged as
follows: Baccalaureate sermon, June
17: Class Night on June lath. trip
to New York on June 19th. commence-
ment on June 20th. alumni dance on
June let and June 22nd. Junior
High commencement exercises to be
held in the auditorium of the Y. 1‘.
C. A.
- Mrs. W. G. staples has rented her
”house to Mrs. John W'entworth of
~tho Plaza hotel. New York.
a a a
Mr. John Ximber has rented his‘
Owenoke house to Miss M. tension of
New York.
. O O O '.
Dr. Ford has returned to “'estport
and will spend the summer at Compo
lee-dealers. will build-an artificial loo
It Is the Man "
Who loch mm m. ,
ahead 1 '
Woman-
count here automatically
providesitsownrilnrd_
inflates-incidental»-
isfsotionniorslnpllftsnd
.mstorialwesRh. '. '
GET AHEAD. .4...
omymuqmma.upqwu'wm<mmmwmm , .
llr. and 111s. Walter Wason of
Greenwich spent Memorial Day in
their summer cottage at Coupe
beach. ‘.
' O O O
Mrs. Jessie Marchand has left
Westport. for Mountain Imkes, N. J..
where she will spend the summer.
I O 0.
Vernon Lewis of Philadelphia is
the guest of his brother. Elmer Lewis._~
Jack strong. who has ban ill with an
attack of tonsilitis. is suihcisntly re-
covered to be out again.
. . O O O
Hrs..Grace Colter has moved into
tho new apartment Just completed by
the Keene brothers. on. Riverside avo-
nue.‘
Mr. Webb Waidron is il'l town and
residing at. his country home.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Harmon moved.
into their new quarters today.
0 O O
Compo Inn apartments and will re-
sido there this summer.
0 O U
Christ Church Altar Guild will hold
a meeting this evening in the church
parlors.
O O O '
Hrs. Sanford Barnes is seriously ill
at her homo on Treadwell avenue.
0 O 0
Walter Donahue was a visitor in
town yesterday.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. James Conroy are
spending several weeks in Great Bar-
rington. Vermont.
0 O O
Now that the summer months are
here. the library will be closed on
Sundays. The attendance during the
month of May was sufficiently small
to convince the library board that it
was unwise to keep the building open
on Sunday during the summer months.
0
June 22nd will .be closing day in
the Westport Schools. Superintendent
Ruff will remain another year. having
given entire satisfaction to the school
board.
I C O U
Mrs. Gregory of Lincoln street
spent the day in Norwalk. yesterday.
Monday will be the last meeting of
the Christ Church Auxiliary until the
summer season has passed. Meetings
will be resumed in the fall when the
new lists of garments to be made are
issued by the mission board.
0 O 0
Many “'estport people attended the
concert given last evening by the
Choral Art Musical club. A number
of the associate members and several
of the singers are residents of West-
port.
WHITBECK WINS NET TITLE.
CAHBRlDGE. Juno l.-—John l“.
Whitbeck. of Bronxvllle. N. Y.. cap-
tain of the Lot-mic school tennis team.
of Windsor. Conn.. won the annual
Harvard interscholastic tennis chain-i
pionshlp today. defeating Charles
“’atson of Philadelphia, captain of
the Andover team 8‘6. &-—3. 69—1.
2—6. 6—2.
A Building Concern
That Is Doing Things
A building rises. it. is completed. it
is satisfactory in every way. the pub-
lic inspecs it and admire it and it
stands for years to come—the right
sort of building properly constructed.
Mattiello a Lasprogato. local con-
tractors and builders. are practical
men in their line and personally over-
see all jobs that. they take from limo
to time—its the small details in tho
construction business that. are mighty
important. the major features sort. of
have a way of falling "right in line.”
In the building up of Norwaik. now
and for several years back. this con-
cern has played no small part. Sev.
eral of the most important contracts
now in' the process of completion are
in their hands. Their organisation,
too. is a capable one and works along
harmoniously at all timeo. local 014
flee. 63 Meadow St. Phone 11l7-5.- ,
Advertisement.
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to SOUTH MAIN m
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Room 1 Phone 41:
beach.
Your Future Fortune
Depends on Your Present Thrift
Behind everysuceessful
business and every big
fortune there lies the
at o r y of someone’s
thrift.
Somebody started
it: by saving money
. No matter h0w_ wise, or
lucky, or broad .of vision
a man may he, he must
have capital for his op-
erations-
William Perl-in leased one of the '
Changes in Car Shops
on Wall St. Monday
Because of the construction work at
the Wall street tunnel. trillion bo-
tsioén the First and Second district
will stop west of the tunnel W
of at Main and Wal streets, beginning
Honday morning, it was announced
this morning by Thom“- ltacLean.
local superintendent of tho Connecti—
cut company. The only troloys which
wil continue to pass east of the tim-
nel are those whose destinations are
Winnipauk and Newtown avenue.
Persons wishing to use a trolley be-
ginning Monday morninng will have
to walk to a point east of the tdnnel
instead of waiting at the Boston store’
as hithertofors.
Contractors today began to tear up
the present wooden planks at the
tunnel. The highway has been parti-
ally blocked to traillc. Within a day
or two a detour around the spot will
be established by the police.
Lasker Sides at
Million Dollar Bid
WASHINGTON. June 1.—Thorough
investigation has convinced the Ship-
ping Board. Chairman Looker an-
nounced today. that there is no pros-
pect that the bid of more than a bil-
lion dollars made by John W. Slack
of Silver Creek. N. Y. for the board's
merchant fleet. would ever be executed
if it. were accepted.
Anti Daylight Bill
Signed by Governor
\
HARTFORD. Conn.. June 1.-—Gov-
erndr Templeton this morning signed.
the anti-daylight sawing bill which
provides that no clock publicly dis-
played shall show any but standard
time. The bill provides a penalty of
8100 tine for any violation and is a.
compromise one for a stronger meas-
ure passed in tho born. but. rejected
by the Santa.
canals summon GOLF.
SAN ANTONIO. Tax" June !.——Clar—
ence Mangham. local golf professional.
was forced to quit his attempt to es-
tablish s. new golf marathon record afr
ter driving oil! the eighth tee at. Brack-
onrldge park today. having completed
91 holes. because of an injured knee.
Maugham started at 5:00 in the morn-
ing.
FLOWERS FOR.
MEMORIAL DAY
Flowers play an important part
when lumorial Day comes around
and tho Morriso- Groanhouses (Jo-
soph P. Meekel. mp) will be wall
prepared at the store. No. 47 Wash-
ington strut. phone “72. as wall as
at. the greenhouse; No. is Van Zandt
street. phone 8078. with choice cut
flowers. potted plants of all kinda
wreaths made to order and specially
designed pieces for-this particular oc-
casion. Your order will receive an
interested mention inns no.5: do-
ltvory is desired the same will be on-
ecuted to your every convenience.
Advt.
Lam-”WW“
sums-amen
inanthelaeessweavesandoobrs:
also gun’s. W and children. ’s un-
den-warns
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