no .-
P’A'Glm 3'.‘
CITY m VIC
g ..a
s
r
l
e
on July 8th. at Bett's
evening.
will participate in the affair.
canvassers at the recent benear.
dance
cussed last evening.
0 O 0
Mrs. Max LeVY.
Mrs. Theodore Harris. Mrs.
Rosenfleld. Mrs. Harry Tarlov.
terday.
benefit of the Bethel Temple in
city.
0 O O
—l-le.rris a Gene. That's All
0 O O
The annual business meeting of the
South Norwalk Baptist church will be
held this evening at the church at
I:00 o'clock.
well. All organisations of the church
will have their reports and following
meeting refreshments
the business
will be served by the Womans Asso-
ciation of the church.
0 O O
Five-yrar- old Albert l-errls of
'I‘Nhomns street, ,‘L’ast Norw.alk was
treated at the Norwalk hospital'last
night for a cut upper lip. sustained
in a fall. Dr. Franklyn G. Brown at-
tended the boy. who was taken to his
home this morning. aftcr staying at
the hospital all night.
. O 0
—Before deciding on your bathing
suit. see the new style suits at Don-
nelly's.
O O O
Arguments were heard in the Su-
preme Court of Errors yesterday i
the case of John Lakltsch executor o
the estate of Theresa Zipper vs.
Charles A. Brand. ct ux. on the plain-
tiff's appeal from the Superior court.
Keogh d: Candec represented the
plaintiff and Light. Dunbar & Quinlan
represented the defendant.
0 O 0
Cards are being received in Nor-
walk from Mr. and Mrs. Irving-Camp.-
bell of \Vatcrtown, Conn.. announc-
ing the birth of a daughter. Madeline;
at the We'nbuw hospital yesterday.
The happy event makes Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh P. Campbell of South Nor-
walk grandparents for the first time.
0 O O
—-Bergstrom is framing pictures
again in new I O. O. 1". building So.
Kain street.
0 O O
The case of Sadie Collins. adminis-
tratrix of the estate of John T. Col—
lins vs. John H. \Vempe. et al. is to
come before Judge lasso \Volfe in the
Superior court on Friday of this
week. Keogh & Cnnde represent the
plaintiff and Attorney Leo Davis rep-
resents tho defendant.
-—Harris a Gene. That's all.
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Meier Kenneth P. Lord. senior in-
structor of the Gannecticut National
Guard. will pay an official visit. to 2nd
Battalion headquarters and. Combat
Train at the slate armory. this evening
at 8:00 o'clock.
O O O _
The wedding of Miss Florence Lin-
coln of Putnam avenue and Harry
Ohlman of Astoria. L. 1.. formerly of
this city. will be held this evening at
7:00 o'clock at the home of the bride.
the Rev. A. F. Chamberlain to per-
form the ceremony. .
O O 0
—-Buy your Victrola at Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until s p. m.
C O O
A complaint was received last night
at police headquarters regarding boys
playing on Taylor avenue. Patrolman
Gainer investigated the matter and
took the names of a number of boys
whom he found playing in that sec-
tion.
0 O O
The work of the pupils in Jefferson.
Broad River. Brookside. Concord.
Putnam and West orwalk Will be on
exhibition in their respective school
buildings tomorrow afternoon. ‘
O O 0
Alvin Herdt. Jr.. has returned to
his home oh Fairfleld avenue for the
summer from the Suffleld school, Suf-
field. Conn.
O O 0
-—Before deciding on your bathing
suit. see the new style suite at Don-
nelly's.
'0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mathews
and daughter Dorothy of the First
district. left today for a visit with re-
latives in Dayton. Ohio.
0 O 0
Louis Levine of‘he Norwalk Paper
Co. is s. visitor in Bridgeport today.
An 'oui’ing and clam bake will be
held by the South Nerwalk Boat. club
island. accordé
; if. to pTans made at fie regular
lmonthly meeting of the club held last
Members and their friends
In the
evening a dance will be held for :2.
t e
to be held at the club house.
Plans for the new pier were also dis-
Hrs. Abe Cohen.
Joseph
Mrs.
Joseph Klaff. Mrs. Harry Tobin and
Hrs. David Prensky. were in attend-
ance a‘. a card party in Stamford yes-
The party was given for the
that
The annual election of
officers of the church will be held as
attendance yesterday at the exhibition
of the pupils' work in various de-
ha‘oke
of! the
Th. accident was unavoidable
he. blew his horn.
. e e e
Old Glory'Cbuncil. No. 2.
tion of officers will be held.
tie party on June 22.
will be served at the meeting.
- O O
is Gift Shoppe.
O O O
The local
call from the Staples High school
”hat three
police to be on the lookout for them.
night. it was \oted to hold only one
set-vidb during the last two weeks in
July and first two in August when the
pastor Rev.
be enjoying a vacation.
0 O 0
Under the auspices of the Epworth
League of the Norwalk M. E. church.
a delightful entertainment was held
at the church last night. The affair
was largely attended. The program.
w.hich consisted of musical numbers,
was well presented.
0 ‘ 0 .
_-,—Dol Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
kinds o doll repairing. Doll Shop. 7
3. R. Ave. Phone 390.
- O .
Patrolman Smith received a com-
plaint from residents of Raymond
street. regarding the unsanitary con-
ditions of a meat market on that
street. This matter will be turned
over to the Board of Health for ac-
tion. 5
3 O 3 O 0
Dr. A. R. .DeJanin-MVDH of Bridge-
port. has moved into his new oilice
in thefiucantile linking. and is soon
to enter the medical profession in
Nortvalk.
. . .
_\\’llliam Miller reported to the po-
lice this morning that the store at' 17
Ely avenue. which is run by him. had
been entered during. the night.- The
police are-investigating the matter.
0 O 0
Albert Whitney Ferber of' this city.
nnd~Miss Natalie Hirsh of Brooklyn.
N. l’.. were married yesterday after-
noon at the city hall. by Justice of the
tests plies Dokus:
O 0
Fr 8. 1):”: hr. Soutls Main
street has returrl from a visit with
relatives'in New ersey.
O .. 0
George Clarke of- Rogers & Stevens.
is spending the day in New York
city.
0 l I
Louis Prensky. local clothier of
Smith Main street. was a visitor in
\Vestport last evening.
. O 0
Miss Luella Pinch of tort street
was
city.
a recent visitor in New York
John Semple of Rowayton was a
visitor in the Third district. last evo-
ning.
Q 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. David Bernstein of
the Boston Post road. were visitors in
Bridgeport yesterday.
0 O O
Attorney Max Mernstein of Siam-
ford was a visitor in Norwalk on busi-
ness yesterday.
0 O 0
Mrs. Warren Mayer of Flax Hill
road. is visiting with friends in Green-
wich.
East N orwalk
Carleton Wheeler L'Hommedieu of
Rowan street. East Norwalk. has been
awarded the certificate of proficiency
in the theory of music. at the Yale
School of Music. the award being
made at the annual commencement
concert held in Woolsey Hall. New
Haven. last evening This certilicate
is given following a three-year course.
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Over 150 parents and friends of the
pupils of the Marvin school were in
~Harris & Cans. That's all.
Dartments. Th! work was I“ done
Theodore Hayes of as South Main
street, “Ill city. reported to the police
thiatglflewing able case; along;
Washington street in front of the Man-
hotel. that a man stepped
'urb into the path of his car
and weé knocked to the pavement.
The man stated he was not hurt and
refused to give his name to Hayes.
and
Hayes was driving slow and said that
Daugh-
ters of America. will-hold an impor-
tant meeting1to‘morro'w night in Bed
Men's hall. South Norwalk. In new
members will‘ be admitted. An elec-
Plans
will be made for an apron and neck-
Refreshments
—-8pecial sale this week. Vantine
perfumes and powders. 1- 2 ofl. Camil-
police received a phone
of
'W estport. yesterday afternoon. stating
bicycles had been stolen
from the school and asking the local
Nothing has been heard of the wheels
as yet.
0 O. . . .
At the meeting of the Official Board
of the borwallg M. E. .qhurch last
George B. Tompkins will
interning.
7e9vffi'
lactation.
e e Q.
tprmerly foreman f the
, concern in New York city.
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his mother.
e e e
‘The vacant store in the
vated and will soon be opened
restaurant and lunch room. .
' ‘ O O O -
be
of next week.
. e e s .,
street have taken up their residence
for the summer at their Compo Beach
cottage.
O O 0
Miss Martha Chinsky of ,Fort Point
with the Markeff Shoe company en
South Main street.
0 O O . .
Painting and decorating work is
nearing completion on the house'on
Bette Place. owned by Jacob Rudder.
2e e e
QMiss Lillian’Ferguson‘ of St. John
street is entertaining relatives from
Delhi N. Y. for stew days:
0 0
:Mrs. Clara Winntns Qt Hartford is I.
visitor with Mrs. Fitch of Myrtle street
for a few days.
0 O I
Miss Carrie Pew. principal of the
sedan type of automobile.
- e e e
John Hodges of First street has re-
covered from a recent attack of
measles. -
‘ C 0 O
-The garage at the reg:- ef the home
0! Harry Wright. Van Zandt street. is
nearing completion. . .
e e
Mrs. David Runes of Myrtle street
is a visitor in .\ew York city today
. .
Ernest Brendan. of inorena street
was s. recent visitor out of town.
Rowayton
--—-—-
Quite a number of members of. the
10:13” s Daughters from Rowe.) ton at-
tended the coaference of the circles
of the King‘s Daughters. held yester-
day in the South Norwalk Baptist
church. One -of the speakers was
Min Yarrow, sister of Captain Er-
nest A. Yarrow of Rewayton avenue.
0 O 0
Fire Commissioner Joseph R. Tay-
lor and family of Maple avenue. are
expected home the letter part of the
week. from Tupper Lake. in the Ad-
irondack mountains. New York. where
they have been spending the past
two weeks.
0 O 0
Today. is visiting day in the Rowsyo
ton school. and many mothers are
expected to attend the school today.
to view their childrens- work. The
Brookslde school will be open tomor~
row for parent.’
0
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahn of New
York city. lune rented the small
bungalow owned by John H. Broad-
way in Crockette street. for the sum-
mer months.
C O 0
William Moore of Pond fireet. is
making improvements to his residence
which .will incllfde the shingiing of
the entire house. roof and sides.
0 O 0
Howard “oily and family of Dar-
. have opened up their ”cabin" at
lne Point for the summer/months.
3 LIFE BLOOD
Did you ever stop to think
1
2 What Woud It
What would you put in a
.flreoeeun'ed.
You Save?
l'irssarefrequent. Yourturnmayoeme. bayou
, have pt'ecieuspepers orsmall valuablesaboutthe
housewhichfirewould destroy? AlafeDepositBox
inourmodern vaultwillwprotectth
venuethingstnaryouwouldheiuntcavaifs
Safe Denim
um your barosrrs are
V-.very lye blood eta_
. mk's bnliaese ? Without
the money that customers _
durin‘g‘thtsscheolyearandweemestv
An indefinite postponement has been
made of thecerdbutytohave been
given at Community Hall tomorrow
evening by the Grounds Committee of
or the East Norwalk Improvement.”-
Domlnick Galcopetta of Elton Place.
Tristrsm
Shoe Conway. has taken a’ similar
position with a shoe manufacturins
James Perkins has returned to his
home at 13 Third street after spend-
ing some time'in Washington. D. C..
because of the illness and death of
Randall
block on Van Zandt street and Osborne
avenue is being repaired and reno—
ss a
The June meeting lof’ the May-
flower Hook 4: Laddercempany will
held at the company quarters on
Van Zandt street on Monday evening
.Conetructicn work is going forward
quite rapidly On the former Aisthorpe
home omSeavlew avenue. the building
to be made made into a three-
famiiy apartment house.
g 0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Fennell of Myrtle
street recently resigned her' position
Marvin school recently purchased a _
tional church.
one during the
called half-way covenant.
emailed 861 marriages.
O O 0
Mr. DlScalo.
was towed to the Depot garage.
the damages between themselves.
0 O O
evening and. again tomorrow evening.
promises to be the best ever put on
in Darien.
e e 'e
dealer's markers XJ428 burned a
bearing out. on Tuesday evening on
the Post road. near the Crimmins
property, and bad to be towed to a
garage. _ 7, ,
e .e' e
The meat markets of Oscar l".
Schultze and Harvard 'Holiy'will close
every Wednesday at noon. during the
months of June. July. August and
September. This policy was begun
yesterday. .
O O I .
The’ Epworth league of the Metho-
dist Episco l church. 'held a ban-
quet in th church on Tuesday eve-
lng.. A large number was in attend-
ance. p
O O; O .
» Herbert Lester. popular son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy C. heater of the Post
road. is ill at his homeywith an at-
tack of Quincy sore throat.
Sydney Bodycett and brothers start-
ed on as automobile trip to Worces-
ter. Mass" today. where they will
spend a week. g .
. e e; e
Mrs. Smith 0: Arizona. is visiting
her mother. Mrs. B. B. Holmes on
Prospect avenue.
0 .
Howard Willmott of New York city.
is visiting his brother. A. E.‘ VVlllmott.
in Railroad avenue.-
e e e ‘5
. Clarence H. Scoflei‘d did'trsffic duty
)estrrday afternoon in. place of Ed-
ward E. Bates.
O 0- O
A :11me ealeLwae held in the
chapel of the Noroton Presbyterian
chum); yesterday.
Westport
Christ Church to Celebrate
92d Anniversary—Mrs.
Elwood Visits Here.
The 92nd anniversary of Christ
Church will be celebrned on Sunday.
Monday, and \Vednesday of the com-
ing week. Sunday. there will as con-
firmation service. bishop Acheson om-
ciuting. On Monday there will be e.
silv or tea at the Rectory by the “to-
men's Auxiliary. ' Wednesday at s
p. m.. there will be "Founders' Day
service” Bishop Brewster oiflcinting.
All the local clergy will assist with the
service and it is expected that all the
clergy of the arehdesconry of Fair-
lield county yrill be present. Special
music has-been arranged under the
direction of George I. Tompkins. with
:5 voices in the choir. ,Solos will be
rendered by Mrs. Alice Smith Godiilot.
Mrs. Percy Anderson. and Mr. Merritt-
Tomlins of New York. A solemn Te
Deum, composed by George I. Tomp-
kins will be ng. Offertory. St. Ce-
celia's mass. ounod.
O O C
The season of church picnics is ar-
riving. The management of the W.
T. I. A. pavilion has been notified that
Yesterday marked the one hundred
and seventy- ninth anniversary of the
organising of the Darien Congress.-
Dr. Mather was the“
first minister and he served as min.
later of the church for more then so
years. The church was most prosper-
time of his service.
Dr. Mather baptised 921 persons. ad-
mitted to membership in full cont-
munion of 258 and 161 on the so-'
also soi-
a Norwalk barber.
smashed into {New York Studebaker
touring car on the Tokeneke road. a
few days past. Mr. DiScalo was driv-
ing a Chevrolet . touring, car. which
was very badly damaged. The car
where repprs are being made. No ar-
rests were made. as the men settlod
The Noroton Heights Engine 00..
No. 1. will present “Messrnates” this
Rehearsals have ,been held steadily
during the last month. and the D!“
A Studebaker touring ear. bearing
~World War in the Royal Flying Corp.
‘in the art of dying.
Bridgeport for an early date.
parties.
0 O O 2
visiting at Cempo beech.
Compe Life Guards.
nor.
were unable to determine how
neck ME. Litton
.03-
. 0 0
Nicholas orsey of Wellingford.
Rev. Father Cab-roll in the Church
of. the‘ Assumption. Miss Mildred
Tome-eta. of Norwalk was bride’s
maid and William Case of Wellingford
was best man. Mr. and Mrs. .Dorsey
will go to Niagara Falls on their wed-
ding Journey. They expect to make
their home in Wallingford.
0 O
The Weetport baseball team will
play a double header Sunday with the
Oresoents of Norwalk. in Norwalk.
The'batteries will be. for Weetpcrt in
the,1st. Brennan and Sacco: fer Nor.
walk. O'Brien and Lodrigan. In the
2nd.- Vomkahl and Sacco. for West-
port and Court and Lodrigan. tor
Norwalk.
0 O 0
Mi. Cornelia Coley. the daughter of
Mr. and hire. Francis Color of Edge
Hill Lane. graduated from Miss Dow's
school. Briarcliff. 'N. Y.. last Friday.
Mi- Coley is now entertaining Miss
Foster. of Toledo. Ohio. Miss Hancock
of Lynchburg. Pen and Miss Cut-tin of
St. Josephs. Ho.
0 0 0
Mrs. Clifford Elwood and son. Berke-
ley. of California; arrived in West-
port today. and will spend the summer
with her husband's parents. Mr. erd
Mrs. John Elwood. of Sherwood's
Island. In the early fall Clifford El-
wood will pay his parents a visit.
after which he. Mrs. Elwood and child
willreturn to the coast.
0 O 0
Charles .Ulrick. John. Keene. Com-
mander Harry Keene. and Part Com-
mander Donald H. Crawford of the
Matthias Poet. and Mrs. Alberta Jen-
nings of the Matthias Poet Auxiliary
attended the‘meetlng of the flank
Godfrey
South Nero-elk Thursday evening.
0 O O
The Bedferd and Greens Farms
school baseball teams stopped. in the
fourth inning. because of rain yester-
day. The batteries were. Bedford:
Deblsh and Walker. (teens Penna.
Zebro and Wyeland. Score was d-l in
favor of Bedford.
' O O 0
Mn John Godillot entertain“ the
court officials of the newly organised
town court. with a dinner at the West-
port Country Club last evening.
Kr. and Hrs. 13. L‘. Balcom of the
Westpckt Art Circle will start in July
on a six months’ trip through the
Orient.
Ralph Frees who served during the
of Canada. will instruct A. W. Bull.
who recently purchased an aeroplane.
HA3? 6. came
W METHOD
' Nomi
4e SOUTH HA1! cram
SOUTH NOWAIK. (DIN.
Boos-1,!!!” £18
AbrgesndOemplsteWog
suma‘umcs
inall the latest weavesendooloes:
also gun's. ladies' and dildo-1's un-
deriveares
E.‘ K. BANKS’
the Darien Congregational Chltch
member-will picnic in tbe_ground in
depositintbebanktb‘cre
‘wouldbeverylittl‘enteuey.
'to loud. and ‘without
money to lend. a bank
wouldnetbeofmschue
. w.ummm m. M... m
wwwwvm Moment-win.
Of Course You Can Own
Your Own Home
Under "shades-o Hotel
scum MALI.
BYRegulsr,
the rear of the pavilion ’ some time
m installs? webew mas
been spoken for by a church in
This
ground belongs to the town of West-
port. but the management of the w.
'r. I. A. nil-nun tables for is. use of Fem- Westwrt.
Adams of Long Lets Road. three acres
of land on East Long Lots Reed.
0
R‘ey Littell. of Nerwslk. has been
an. Littell
was one of the organisers of the
At present he is
recovering from broken vertebrae in
his neck mused while diving last sum-
Mr. Littell's case was a- pussle
to many noted bone specialists.- who
the
local Life Guard lived with a broken
expects to be all
right for the summer swimming sea-
on Lincoln street next Tuesday after.
noon.
have started work on the road repairs
at Naeb' s Corner and also in the cen-
ter of the town.
Round House Switch
afternoon. delaying tradlc slightly.
. .
and Lena Val ant of Saugatuck. were
married Thursday morning by the position in David Sachs' store. and re-
ported for duty yesterday.
0 O 0
friends in Bridgeport yesterday.
to her sister in Philadelphia.
week.
in Bridgeport Wednesday.
on Bridge street to a New York party.
average of more
daily and frequently the number is as
high as 1. 500 or 1. 600.
- — THURSDAY,
, m}: at two
o’clo‘ebtble morning for
1 f .
:3.“ Hunt‘ieft
lyremne. N.
1.. to bring Mrs. Hunt and son. who
have. been visiting relatives.
W rt. 0 A’ e
Frederick 1!. season and Emma. a
I. Silly of Non-walk. a let in Great
Harsh. Weetport.
O O 0
Miss Henrietta. Peflers of Greene
sold to Thomas
Mrs. E. c. Smith. Jr.. will entertain
the Informal Whist Club at her home
.0 O O
The state commission of Highways
A trolley oak went off the track near
late yesterday
Edward Dunnigan'hu accepted a
Mrs. Welford G. Lewis visited
Mrs. Horace Paine will pay a visit
this
0 O 0
Mrs. Frank 3. Dayton was a visitor
Harry Pratt has rented his house
0 O 0
Mrs. Frank Henley is seriously ill.
The Prince of Wales receives an
than 700 letters
Poet American Legion lnl
ElBarthol, D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
“Southflainsu-eet
Southlomalhmnn.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY.
FRIDAY
0 ml: and 1:30 to 5:80
3105 DAY AND FRIDAY
0 to I P. 3!.
Phone 8307
lousy loaned
to the retail cog:
month from April .
fifteen out of twc-m
1118 from four perc
one-half of one
Ported today t,
Statistics.
per cent. or less.
more. Bridgeport c--.
tans. Cleveland
Va. and San Francisc
o o- ‘1
Indianapolis. Lin; 1 0.3:.
Haven. Omaha. If 151..-? 1?.
Maine and PX‘OVldcnce tau-4‘
half of one per (‘97:
cent; Buffalo. Fa
Manchester, \' H
of one per cent
unchu‘ed In B-psfr‘n ans P.-
Va.
v.
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NOD PRICES
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Five cities show a ._
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Increases repor tei “L-c_
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