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CITY AND ‘VICINITY
unis Nolfant of the First district.
was a visitor in Stamford yesterday.
0 0 0
Barry Goodwin of Spring street.
was a recent visitor in Bridgeport to.
afow_ days on business.
0 O I
Tho committee in
L Dyer and Thomas Cole.
Morris Block of Wall street. Nor-
walk. was a visitor in New York city
yesterday.
0 O O
Louis Herts of \Vinfield street on
the two- family
Saturday purchased
houuso at 54 Wilton avenue.
O U 0
-Hsrris a Bans. That's all.
0 O I
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of New York
city. visited Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fine-
son of High street. ov or the week- end.
William Hogan of
street. was
yesterday.
0 0
Samuel Malkin of
a recent visitor
Harry Mayer of Seymour place.
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Mr. and Mrs. Morris Epstein
district yesterday.
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—Try a glass of ZA-REX. the new
drink. at our fountain. 5c. A delicious
thirst-quencher. Mead's drug store.
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Mrs. Ben Keeler of the. Second dis-
trict. was a recent visitor with rela-
tives in New York city.
O O 0
Margaret Sass of Spring Hill. Nor-
walk. has taken a position with ,the
Southern New England Telephone Co.
0 O 0
District Deputy Charles F. Page. of
Norwalk, will install the officers of
Pionoer Lodge. Sons’bf St. George, of
Bridgeport. tonight.
O O 0
Miss Mary Kcarns of New York
city. who has been visiting with Mrs.
Daniel P. lioznn of South Main street
for the past few days, has returned
to her home.
0 I 0
—Buy your Victrola. at Donnelly's
bn easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until s p. m.
U C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayer of Sey-
mour place, spent yesterday with
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kantor 11t Ilnn—
tam Lake. Conn.. where the latter are
spending the summer months.
0 O O
Maurice Fineson of High street.
First district, has returned from a.
short visit with relatives in New York
city. .
O C O
The Monterey Club orchestra. an
-organization of local musicians. has
returned from a trip to l'ntonvillc.
Masa. where it played at a dance.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Powell.
Sr.. of Center avenue. left Norwalk
this noon for Springfield. Mass. They
will attend the wedding of their son,
William J. Powell. Jr., to Miss Alma
Fleury which will be held tomorrow
morning.
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--I-larris a Cans. That's all.
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A large group of Norwalkers enjoy-
ed an outing and picnic yesterday at
Birch pond. Ridgeflcid. In the party
were: Mr .and Mrs. Richard Gustaf-
son and son. Donald, of Flatt street:
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gustnfson and
daughter. Beatrice. of Plait street;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morelli. of \Veh-
ster street: Fred Morelll, Miss Delia
Massoni. Mrs. Massoni and Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Sweeney. Jr.
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The graves of thirty-three depart-
ed brothers wrro decorated yester-
day by Court Narruk. No. 58. Forest-
ers of America. Potted geranium
plants were blaced on the graves of
the deceased members. The graves
decorated were located in the West-
port. Coleytown. \‘ortvaik. St. Mary‘s
and Riverside cemeteries.
O O O
The watchman at the Gabbe-Mole
factory reported to the police yester-
day afternoon that the dump near the
plant was on fire and that buildings
in that section were endangered. The,
matter was referred to the fire de-
partment. members of which soon
put the blaze out.
0 O 0
Edward Oertle. of 76 Fairfleid ave.-
nue. reported to the police. that while
driving on the VV'ilson Point road in
the direction of Roton Point. his car
skidded at the foot of Thomas's hill
and ran into an automobile belonging
to a man named Peterson. Tho
damage was slight and the matter was
settled between the owners of the
cars.
_charge of this
work were: Frank P. Rooney. Jamoo
South Main
s. visitor in New Haven
Brooklyn. was
wifh Mr. and Mrs.
of
Stamford were visitors in the Third
Francis Ryan of Eeldon avenue
spent yesterday in New York.
0 O 0
William P. Eno of Washington D.
C. has openod his homo at Baugatuck.
O O 0
Karl La Roche of Glenbrook. was
a. visitor in town today on business.
o o o
occupying his summer home at Bar-
bor View.
0 O 0
Mrs. Harvey White of New York is
now at her summer home in East
Norwalk.
0 O 0
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Kellogg. Mott
avenue have as their guosts rolativos
from Canada.
0 o e
Mrs. David U. Page of New York
will spend the summer at her homo at
Harbor View.
0 O O
Theodore Miller and T. J. Kinsley
of New York were visitors in Norwaik
yesterday.
0 O 0
Miss Jessie Anderson. Taylor Place,
has returned to her home from the
Stamford hospital.
0 O 0
-—Harris a Gans. That's All.
0 C O
E. R. Tripp motored yesterday to
Mount Kisco. N. 31., where he spent
the day. 4.-
O O 0
Dr. V. V. Clausi has removed from
59 South Main street to 1050 South
Main street.
0 I 0
George L. “'oodwar is in Buffalo
attending a business meeting of
bankers.
C O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gregory of
Flex Hill road were visitors at Com-
p0 Beach Saturday.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nowell of 3 Reed
street spent yesterday visiting 'in
Milford.
BREV
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Your own home. 0 course you
(‘tln have it by regular. persistent sav-
ing. open an account with The South
Noru-aik Trust Company.
0 O 0
Mrs. Fred Beers of New Rochelle
and \l'illiah Barry of New York were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mil-
iigan of Dry Hill road.
0 O I
Miss Rose Harris of Chestnut
street had as her guest over the week
end Miss Thelma “’eld of New. York
city formerly of Norwaik.
C O O
The Ophlr chapter of the Eastern
Star will hold a rummage sale in the
Hanford building, \Vednesday and
Thursday afternoons.
C O O -
_ Sam Burbank of New York spent
the week-end in town as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry “2 Earle of
East avenue.
0 O 0
—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
R. R. Ave. Phono 390.
C O 0
Mrs. T. “'eimcr. who has been
visiting with her daughter Mrs. Ar-
thur Greenberg. Taylor avenue.
has returned to her home in New
York city.
0 O O
R. J. Comstoek and J. F. McMahon.
Jr.. sailed their star boats back from
the races at Soythport yesterday and
they are now at the Norwalk Yacht
club. .
O O I
Charles Anthony. of Concord street.
reported to the police yesterday aftere
ncon that there was a man lying in
his yard. Patrolman Toothill inves-
tignlcd the matter. No arrests were
made.
I O 0
The Misses Florence and Carrie
Duryea of Mount Vernon. N. Y..
opened their summer home in Perry
av nue over the week-end and had as
the r guests their brother Mortimer of
New York. their brother Herbert and
his wife, and several others. '
C C O
A. J. Beers of 3 last Third street,
Mount Vernon. reported to the police
Saturday that while riding on a train
between New Rochelle and this city
that he was robbed of 3239. He said
that the money was taken from him
in Stamford.
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About ls’or 20 Shriners boarded
the special train that stopped at the
South Norwalk depot. at 10:20 o'clock
this morning. on their way to Wash-
ington. where the Shriners convention
is to be held.
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Regular routine business was tran-
sacted at the June meeting of the
Norwalk Musicians Union held yes-
terday afternoon. It was decided that
during July. Augut and September.
that the meetings would be held at
10 a. m. on the first Sunday of each
month.
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ALL MONEY. _ j ‘ '
Deposited in this bank before June 6th will
draw interest from June 1st.
Accounts of $1 to $5,000 are invited.
Dr. McGregory of New York is now 7
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' The many friends of William, J.
Foster. Reed street, will be sorry to
learn ohms illness at tho Norwalk
hospital. where an operations was pdr.
formed ”morning by Dr. W. J. Ma-
Mahon. assistedby Dr. Fawcett.
East Norwalk
Herman Malkin of Brooklyn. N. Y..
visited relatives on Seaview avenue,
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joslovsky of
Seava avenue. motored to New Hav.
en yesterday.
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Mrs. Charlotte Jarvis of Seaviow
avenue. was a visitor with relatives in
Wailngford. Conn.. over the week-
end.
. C C
Spartan St. John is overhauling the
engine of his boat "Bly-Don" which
is tied up of! the Washington street
Bridge.
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O O O
The barge "Oak Ridge" with a car-
go of cut lumber. was taken to the
Hatch 8: Bailey dockron Saturday.
and today is discharging its cargo.
O O O
The June meeting of the East Nor-
walk Improvement Association will be
held tomoflrow afternoon at the usual
hour at Community Hall. Van Zandt.
street. East Norwalk.
C O 0
Mrs. A. T. Ferris of Rowan street
has returned to her home here after
visiting her son. Courtiand Ferris of
Hartford for the week.
o o \_
William Moriarity of East Norwalk
is in Milford. today to answer to a
charge of reckless driving. which was
prefefied against him following an ac- ‘
cident on the New Haven turn
there. Moriarity was going st
when he had a head-on collision with
an auto driven by Nelson Shaw of
Bridgeport who was going each. The
police after an investigation of the
.accident arrested Morinrity.
O 0 0
Albert Hafner re-opened his Benc-
dict l~‘arms store today. as an ice
cream parlor. having closed the pool
room More for the summer. He has
also added a line of stationery and is
to carry magazines and newspapers as
well. In addition to the ice cream
parlor. Mr. Hefner will run his store
much along the same lines as his Lib-
erty Square Store. carrying candy. ci-
gars and t‘bbacco. George Schreck has
completed the .interior decoration of
the store. in light gray and green. and
the woodwork is, finished in mahog-
Rowayton
H. 0. Quick is quite ill at his home
on Craw avenue.
0 O C
John H. Coates _of McKinley street
has purchased a new ”don.
C 0 0
The Exer- Ready chorus will hold
another rehearsal this afternoon at the
Mrs. W. F. Ambler.
. O O C.
The final touches are being put on
the fire truck. and it will be brought
to the local fire house. Wednesday.
0 O 0
Harry Williams and family have re-
turned'to their summer home at Bell
Island after spending the winter in
New Rochelle.
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cushman of
Logan Place have purchased a home.
on Cove avenue. East Norwalk. to
which they expect to move in the near
future.
e o o ’
The Misses Helen Kay. Bertha
Schofield and Mary Lynch of Roway-
ton were among those taking part in
Miss Mildred Aller's dancing class and t
reception on Saturday afternoon.
0 C O
Pinkus Needles. head of the Emmy-
ton Fire Department. will represent
Rowayton at the meeting of the Fire
Chief‘s Association in Norwalk on
June 12.
I I O
gregationai
adult kindergarten and pnntomine on
Friday
nuditorium.. The adult kindergarten
was very funny and kept everybody
in hughter. Among those taking part
in this were H. B. Cooke. Dr. Slaugh-
ter. Frank De Courccy. Bradford Bel-
lard. Byron Cantrell. Mrs. E. 0. Chi-
chesfer. Miss Nettie Lennon. Malcolm
Provost. Miss Lucille Brands. Miss
“'hitman and Mrs. Harold Morobous“
Dine.
Bediord on Friday.
home in Chestnut
after a visit in I‘eekskill. New York.
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Wilton
ment house. near Triangle.
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work.
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fair prices.
Monday afternoon and
flowering plants.
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era. Special hulk: had been prepared.
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and financially.
O O C
the station is looking
DARIEN
Ladies’ Aid Society of Con-
gregational Church Prec
sent Pantomime.
The Ladie' Aid Society of the Con-
church presented an
evening in the Royle school
A very large crowd attended the
dance on Friday evening. givon‘by the
Unity Drum Corps in the Noroton fire
house.
Stamford after the dance.
Special husses took people to
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Stephen S. Wood and Charts Van
local contractors. motored to
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John Adarhs has returned
street.
to
‘Noroton.
Mrs. Arthur F.
Eugene Clark. popular motorman
on the Norwalk—Stamford line. enjoy-
ed a day's respite from his traction
duties on Saturday.
substituted for him.
Ernest Gandrup
O O O
A private sale of household and
camping articles was held at the home
of Mrs. Denham.
store in Railroad avenue. on Satur-
day and again yesterday.
over the A. & P.
O O O
A demonstra'tion of a. tireless elec-
tric cooker was given in the \Valter-
Stewart store on Saturday.
The way
he cooker should be used and handl-
ed was explained thoroughly.
0 O 0
Edward E. Bates. traffic officer in
Darien, enjoyed a day's rest from his
duties
Officer Ernest L. Groat substituted for
him. The traffic was heavy through~
out the day and evening.
ybsterday. Former , Traffic
The Everready Circle of the King‘s
Daughters will be entertamed tomor-
row evening at the home of M1\
Frank Graham. Fair street. Norwalk.
All month/s wh‘o'at'l' planning to at-
tend, are asked to take the 7:36 car
from Rowayton.
Two Classes of
. People in
South Norwalk
The Savers and the Non-
Savers. The Savors are
. sacrificing now. perhaps.
the Non-Savers are going
helmets: MAW—e9»
how my. mains OV- g
Room!
MARY o. LASER
was much
Shompooinp-Soalp Treatment
Faualo—Manicuring -
40 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Miss Sally ‘hxcker of New York has
rented the Southern half of tho apart;
On Wednesday June 5th. the ladies
of St. Matthews church will meet at .
the church to arrange for church ~ ‘
There was a large attendance at
Mrs. Benedict's auction last Thursday.
Many antiques found ready buyers at
Members of the cam 61an Eli.
,Gotthold president. met at the Library
exchanged
Children' s Day was observed yestor-
day morning. -The pupils of the Sun:-
day school presented a program and
the church was decorated with flow-
The ladies otCannondaie Methodist
church held a Cafeteria Supper in the
Hall the evening of May 24th. which
was successful as usual. both socially
By order of the Executive Com-
mittee. the annual meeting of the Li-
brary Association will be adjourned
. from the first Monday in June until
th eeecond or thrid Monday in June.
The shrubbery on the grounds near
particularly
beautiful just now as the white Spirea
is in full bloom. the snowy masses
contrasting with the vivid green of
the lawn.
his.
Ferris and eon‘
Robert. of Paterson. N. J.. have been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Ingles in Raymond street.
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Iconstruction o‘n thd new road
Into the Croker Place-
Bradley Returns.
Mr. and Mrs.
Woodside avenue.
C 0 C
week-end in New York city.
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Columbia University.
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stroets. .
the summer at Compo Bosch.
and Mrs. John A. Less.
and the
of Norwalk.
' O O O
ternoon.
Compo Beach yesterday.
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State street.
‘2 10:30.
Mrs. Franklin Bailey. The
of Christ church will attend a service
and supper at St. Andrew‘s in Stam-
ford. June 9.
‘ O O ‘
. Edward Quinn. one of the most pop-
ular of the Compo Life Guards. who
is a student at Yale. played on the
Yslo team at. the Yale-Princeton one
Saturday.
The College
Country Club Saturday night was well
attended-
0 O 0
Walker ungenberg ”visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langen-
ber. of Cross Highway.
0 O 0
Mrs. A. L. Simeon has rented Mrs.
Lawrence Mamnovich's house for the
summer.
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Francis 8. Jennings are the guests of
Mr. Jennings mother at her home in
Greene Farms.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. l-‘eininger have re-
turned to Westport for the summer.
0 C C
Tho Westport Country Club held its
dinner dance Saturday evening. at the
Club house. The attendance at these
dances has greatly increased. with the
return of the summer residents.
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‘Mrf and Mrs} S. C. Carlson and
daughter Elisabeth have returned and
opened their country home for the
summer -
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The St. Agnes Guild. of Christ
Church will hold a cord party and
food sale in'r‘ables hali on Wednesday.
at 3 o’clock!
. _o o e
mum: three'or four weeks
from
Compo Beach to Saugatuck will be
commenced. Thestate highway com-
mission has had the' 'repair work
started on Bridge street bridge. and
will formally take ever the bridge
about July 1st.. relieving the town of
Westport of all responsibility for the
Phone ‘1!
care and upkeep of this structure.
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Of Course You Can Own
Your Own Home
By Regular,
', Mont Saving
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Move
. played Bridge street school team Fri-
Kendall have pur-
~‘chas‘ed"the Thomas Grower place on
and after having
had extenr'n improvements male.
have opened the placo for the summer.
game played by the Bedford boys this
season. sixteen of which they have
won.
ranged for a dries of five games to be
played with the Center School team or
Mrs. floronco x. wan-'1 of the “mm“
Hidden Corner Gift at”. Mt the
out-of-town guests.
Kenneth arts... ‘01: of an. and
Mrs. James Bi Bradley of Owenoke.
returned to Wostport for the summer
vacation. Mr.- Bradley is a student at
row afternoon for the benefit of the
girl scouts in the W. T. I. A. Compo
Beach pavilion at 8 o'clock.
fancy work booth and the weekly cake
. le will 0 on June 18. -
2 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burr are the M a ”n
guests of :Mr. Burr’s {athen Mr. Alger»
non T Burr of 8““ and Wright have rented one of the offices in the
newly constructed Keene building on
Mr. and Mrs. Logber are spending mver‘me "an“
3.“. Ruth.!.eos :1 New York mm rented Mrs. Dora Hager's house on
tho week-end with her parents. Mr.
Burr avenue. Mr. Eldridge has
entered the employ of Charles Kem-
per. ' _
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The Dan ury American Legion Post
ostport American Legion
Post with their auxiliaries will attend
a meeting of the Frank Godfrey Post
on for appendicitis in St. Marks Hos-
pital. New York city.
family motored to Staten Island 'yes-
terdI-v
St. Stefano D'Areto society. which has
a thousand members.
came from the home town 6! Chithi-
soia's in Northern Italy.
The Whist Clubs. the members of
which meet regularly Tuesday otters
noose are postponing their meetings to
attend the Girl Scout card party at
Compo Beach Pavilion Tuesday af~
The blaze from a burning house on
Hayes Island wu cleanly men from on a leash this summer at. the beach
will be strictly enforced.
The Ahearn and Wynne families
The management is Compo’beach
pavilion have been told that there is
a ‘Wm olintorest in the din-
nor planned for the entertainment of
the Staples High School Alumni. to be
a on the evening of June 81 at the
T.I.A. Pavilion. Halo-acortain
_ ' , r of tickets are taken within the
nowtwookthooifairwillbocauod ofl.
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Mrs. William Taylor of Taylor ave-
nue. and her daughter. Miss Clarissa
Taylor. were visitors in New York on
Friday; last.
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The Bedford school baseball team
day and, won. This is the eighteenth
The Bedford team have ar-
e o o
Mrs. John Crawford is entertaining
There is to be a card party tomor-
The
JothGilbertle at1d Hewitt rromnd'
Mr. and ‘lrs. A. E. Eldridge have
Mrs. Eva Schroyer is to be operated
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Mr. and Mrs. Tony Chichlsola-and
to attend a. picnic of ‘ the
all 01‘ wheel
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The rule that all dogs must be kept
,
spent the week-end in their house on
There will be continuation services
at Christ church next Sunday morning
Bishop Brewster will con-
firm the clan. There will be a silver
tea at the rectory next Monday. There
will be a babies' party in charge of‘
acolyte-s
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Kain Street.
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South Norwalk, Conn.
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datlons of City Comm» 3 “°"‘
counts Hirshfield t} g
on American histon bf
m. Public Schools on the
that they dissemenate a...‘ "
and pro-British gamma—a-“
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ion and made pubhc gas: _
the result of an invemganog
missioner Hirshfie aid 0 b’.‘
a year and a 1121:: a. TC: f:
complained against r; .9
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are: "An American l
Saville Muzzey: “H; -
erican People." rx- “:1;
West: “School Historv of we:-
States." revised 19:". h _1 .
nell Hart: "A Histor-
States for Schools," .
Andrew Cunnimz‘r m:
Claude Halstead \‘1:
United States." by \Yi‘j
Guitteau: “Burke's Spr: _,
iation." 1919. Mr”. E?
Taft School. “‘afbrfrv. r
American History tv 1"
erett Barnes. and “Ar
for Grammar Grades,"
Barnes.
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Union Suits
$1.50 to Q2 .50
Interwoven
Silk Hose
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