CITY There will be a sale of children’s and candy at Com- Juue 29th at 2:30'p. us. There will also be a card party in the afternoon with a. dance in the evening. to close the activities of the association for the summer. All are welcome and the committee hope- interested and clothing. cake munity hall. Friday. the public will be come. Mrs. Jennie M. Ferris. 11 W. Main street. who is recovering from a. long and serious illness. and daughter Miss Minnie L. Ferris. leave tonight by auto for the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Caldwell of 32 Oak street. Stamford. where they will spend the k. remainder of the wee C C I James Cody of the General Electric Company of Bridgeport. reported to the downtown police Saturday after. noon, that he had an accident with a commercial car under the \Vashington street railroad bridge. The. commer- cial car was damaged slightly. 0 O 0 Dr. Wadsworth reported to the po- lice yesterday afternoon that patients at his snnitarium were being annoyed b ycildren a ting off fireworks in that neighbor and. The police in- vestigated the matter. No arrests were made. , O C —Harris I: Guns. That's all. 0 O 0 James Sweeney of Brooklyn report- ed to the police that while driving up \i'r-stport hill yesterday nfternoon his car and one driven by George 'lrnch- tenherg also of Brooklyn. collided. Both curs were damaged slightly. 0 O 0 Rev. John \ansh. assistant pastor at St. Mary's church. injured his left arm by a full early last Week. 'lhe disabled arm is coming along nicely ut the present time. o O D An adjourned annual meeting of the Building. Loan and Investment Asso- ciation will be held this evening in the South Norwnlk Trust Co. building. at which time officers will be elected. 0 0 O s. That's All 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gnndrup who were recently married. are expected to return home from their wedding trip tomorrow. They have been at Spring- field. Muss. —Harris & Gan O 5. Arthur Siawson of \Vcrtport avenuo.‘ driver of the l’hOcnix Engine com: pany truck. is enjoying a ten days \acntiotl. Frank Burns is substituting as drixer. 'W'illlnrn Kennedy, of Brooklyn. N. Y.. was it. visitor here yesterday. Mr. Kennedy formerly made it his home in this city. 0 O O ‘ Miss Dorothy Barnett, rc‘grned to her home in New York city this morning after spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. “'illinm Mulvo). of Cedar street. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fnirhurst nt- tended the wedding of lilies Julienne Dumortler and Milton Peek at Trin- ity Saturday. 0 O O —Camilla Gift Shoppe has some- thing very new. hand tooled velvet vanity bugs and tea holders. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Baysinger and family. of Si Isaac place. moved to their summer home at Walnut beach on Saturday. Patrolman Lockwood reported a leak in the hydrnnt in front of the Schultz meat market on “'nshlngton street. last evening. The matter was referred to the writer department. e e e The Salvation Army will hold it rummage sale on the second floor of their building in \Vnshlngton street. nil day tomorrow. 0 George Tooker has returned to his home on Flax llili road after spending several days out of town. 0 O O -—f!arris A Guns. That's all. 0 O 0 Mrs. Allen Louden of Belden avenue entertnined friends from New York over the week-end. S O I Miss Arthina Harlan of “’est ave- nue has left today for Troy. N. Y.. where she will spend her vacation. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. George Xeeler or West avenue. motored to Springfield. Mase.. . yesterday. , C 0 C —Doli Dresses for loo each. also all . kinds of cell repairing. Doll Shop. 7 I R. R. Ave. Phone are. ' O I I Joseph Hornig. of Jersey City. formerly of the second district. was a ‘ visltdr in Norwalk. yesterday. Members of Nomik Aerie. No. ”8. F. of E. who attended the State con- vention held in Torrington returned to Nor-walk Saturday night. Those who attended the convention were: Joseph Gormley. William' J. Powell, Sylvester w. Brotherton. John E. Levis. and M. J. Carewe. O O . 0 The sewing committee of the Wom- an's Association of the So. Norwalk Baptist_church. will hold an all-day sewing meeting at the cottage of Mrs. Waters. st Hickory Bluff. Wednesday. The trolley car will leave So: Norwslk at 9:50 (daylight saving). O 0 George Flynn of the Sterling Furni- ture Co.. was a visitor in Danbury. this afternoon. where he attended the funeral of his father-in-law. 0 O 0 Mrs. B. Miller of Des Moines. Iowa. has returned to her home after a visit with Mrs. A. Bresev of i Concern street. 0 0 0 --Helen Nattenborg's Beauty Par- The last. word in modern appliances equipment and methods. Phone 9924. O O 0 Jack Gilllnger of Mnnlius Prepara- tory school has taken up his residence at Marion avenue. Marvin Beach. for the summer. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. R. Herrick of Spring- field, Mara. spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Miller of Spring street. . O O O Agatha Kesrier. a. student at the Norwnlk High School. has returned to her home in New York city for the summer vacation. , Miss Anna. Pike of New York city. who has been visiting with Miss Fran- ces Means of Putnam nve.. has re- turned to her home. 0 C . \ Patrolman Murphy took care of a complaint about boys shooting fire~ crackers off at the chatauquu last night. 0 O O \Vilbur McElroy. a student at No- tre Dame college. has returned to his home on Elm Crest. for the summer \ncation. O 0 —Buy you? \‘ictrola at Donnelly's on easy weekly payments. Store open evenings until 8 p. m. 0 O 0 Mrs. Charles Anderson and daugh- ter Alva are spending two weeks at iient, Conn. Fred Scone-id resumed his employ- ment in Lockwood Manufacturing company today after a week's illness. 0 O 0 Bank Morris of the second district. .hns returned from s. business visit in Boston. Mass. . C I 0 Harvey Kivelson of \Vaterbury. formerly of the second district. was a visitor in Norwalk. yesterday. 0 O 0 John Mnuer of nggett's drug store was a visitor at Savin Bock. yester- day. 0 O 0 Frank Lovett has taken a position with the Liggett drug store in Stam- ford. O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. A. Finklestein of Jer~ sey City. were visitors with Mrs. A. Bresov of Concord street. yesterday. 0 O 0 Morris Bresev of Concord street. hns taken a position with the Sterling Furniture Co. George Clark and Irwin Holmes have returned fvom a visit with firends in Bridgeport. O I 0 William Malone of Plalsted's drug t l . ILibrary roll call in Rowayton. store. is spending the day in Bridge- port. 0 O 0 Julius Frankel of Main St.. First district. was a. visitor in New York city. yesterday. 0 C 0 Martin Deits of 80. Main St" has taken up a position with the Cluett & Peabody collar factory. O O 0 Albert Warner of “’all St.. has taken a position with the Norwalk Tire and Rubber Co. Rowayton Today marks the begining of the The officers and trustees have planed to make it possible for every househol— der in the community to write his or her name in Rowayton's Blue Book. The social prestige and distinction re- corded in the Blue Book of some large city can indicate the solid citi- BUILDING BY PLAN senry no more eloquently than may lsveyouevsrwstohedwoehneuceeungabuilding? .lsohh-hismjohyetanworkbyadefinieeplan. rmumnmwémmnaqmm Ahmmcuuusnmmmgugmm. self? summwmmppiaofi; beattestod byalongiiu of the names of those in our own little village. who consider important the educational features of the local library. ‘ O 0 Mrs. 15¢an Parkyn and family of Railroad avenue. Darion. moved Saturday to Mrs. Parkyn’s new lodge in Rowayton. The lodge is situated on th he of Five Mile river. Mrs. Par has had a wide Manes. in mariachi! summer hotels. having been prdprietor of the Fail-held Beach Inn for some time. ~- 0 O 0 While the traffic was heavy yester- day on the cement road. with cars going to and from Rotun. the stream of cars passing through town seemed to have decreased considerably over last week. This is prObably due to the fact that repairs are rapidly being made to the Post road and traveling is not. bad. 0 O C Constable Alfred Taylor of, Row- ayton avenue is suffering from a nerv- ous breakdown and has left for Mason- chusetts where he will spend a. few weeks. Mrs. Daniel Rowland and daughter of Logan Place have returned from a. week's visit with relatives in Long Island. e e e Belden Bailey has returned to his duties in the office of the Standard Oil company. after a visit to Cleve- land. 0 a e e An important business meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Method- ist church will be held in the chapel. Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock. O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moaser are entertaining friends from Philadelphia at their home in Vincent Place. 0 O 0 Harold Munhail of Crockett street has accepted a/position in one of the soda fountains at Boron Point. I O 0 Irving Fisher of South Norwslk has accepted a. position in the office of the Standard Oil company. East Norwalk The collie dog owned by Badman Lilly of Myrtle 8t... which ran away after being struck by an automobile Friday afternoon. has returned to his home. but slightly injured. 0 O O The Epworth League will give a moonlight sail Thursday evening of next week. The boat will start from the So. Norwaik dock. at 8:00 p. m. C O O Many enioyed the bathing at Calf Pasture yesterday. A line of traffic continued to the beach from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. 0 O . There will be a regular monthly meeting of the East Nor-walk lrn- provement Association in Community Hall on Tuesday. July 3rd. 0 O ‘ O The meetings of the older men and boys of the East ave. Methodist church will be discontinued for the summer months. 0 O O The orchestra of the East sve.. Methodist church will hold a rehear- sal in the church. this evening at 8 o'clock . 0 O C Hayes Marten and family of Klttery. Maine. have taken up'their residence on Betta place. ‘ . 0 O O The .house at 10 Myrtle St. has been sold to Wm. Bottle of Long Is- land. 0 I 0 Miss Anna Rhinehart of New York City. was a week-end visitor with Mrs. Ruscoo of Myrtle St. ' C O_ 0 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunnebache of Myrtle St.. were in New York city yesterdayy. . O O 0 A rehearsal of the choir of the East ave.. Methodist church was held in the church. on Saturday evening. ‘ O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Joseloff of New Haven. formerly of So. Not-walk. were week-end visitors in the third district. 0 0 0 Michael Sotella has moved from Pleasant St.. to the newly constructed appartment at 35. first at. O O O The house being built on Fifth St. by Contractor Allen Wood. is nearing If There Is One Working Man or. or Woman ' in So. Nor-walk who does not save some new. the chances nose to 1 that it is because you Mrs. Mary Crawford, the Sentinel’s correspondent in .Westport, will be pleased to receive all items of social interest in _Westport and nearby territory. Miss Marie Sellers. associate editor of the Pictorial Review. is spending the summer with Mrs. Carl Ahistroui of Imperial avenue. Another of the Pictorial staff. Miss Walker. is so charmed with the beauty of West. port and its social hie. that she will remain hen.- throughout the summer. Each summer senor-n shows at in- crease in the number of artists on; writers making \‘qstport their sum- mer headquarters. O L One ‘of the grades of the Will-.3" school of Bridgeport. with a teacher in charge. spent Saturday picniclng at Compo beach. Miss Janet Crawford was one of the bridesmaids at the wedding of Milton Peck and Julianne Dumortier. of Nor~ walk Saturday. Among the guests were Mr. and hits. John Crawford. the Misses Sarah and Susan Craw- ford. Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDonall. the Misses Lucille. Patricia and Fran- ces MacDonall. Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor. the Misses Clarrisn. Georgi- anna and Helen Taylor and Leo “Fil- llama of Westport. A party of 50 members of Christ church of Bridgeport. will picnic at Compo beach on Thursday of this week. Ice cream and coffee will be furnished them by the management of the W. T. l. A. pavilion. O O O Elsie Durkin of Danbury and Louis Forger of Westport. will be married in Danbury July and. Miss Durkin is one of the teachers of the Fairfield school. Mr. Forgcr is well- known in Westport. Being under the age to be accepted as an enlisted man during the World war. he pre- sented his older brother‘s birth certifi- cate to the recruiting omccr and our service in France under the name of John Martin Forger. As his brother Was also in the service. the muster roll of Uncle Sam carried the name of John Martin Forger. as belonging to two different outfits and giving the names of the same parents as their next of kin. The 'week's activities at the W. T. I. A. pavilion will be as follows: Daily sales of fancy articles at the booth. Cake sale and card party on Wednesc day afternoon. Wednesday morning there will be the nature study class for children from 6 to 7 years of age. TheI hours for this class are from 10 until 12: Thursday morning there will be the nature study class for .children from the ages of is to 13. The hours of study are from 10 a. m. to 12. also Thursday is the day of the pie- nic of the members of Christ church of Bridgeport. and the special fish dinner. Friday evening there will be a. dance given by the Compo Guards. Saturday there will be a cake ate at the booth and in the evening a dance. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strsnahan and Mrs. Blakesley have returned from Europe and arrived in Weatport SI»!- urday. i 0 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bette have‘ gone to Lawrence. Mann. to attend the weddin gof "Bill" Rider. which is to be celebrated on Wednesday. 0 0 0 Louis Burr is visiting his father. A. T. Burr of Wright and State streets. ‘ O O O “Willem Brown of New York. spent Another Writer Makes Home in Westport—Louis Forger to Wed Danbury Girl—Activities at Compo. 'the class the coming year. as he Sunday in Westport. 0 O 0 John Crawford sold to Mm’Robel-t Shani the large building lot next _ to his own property on Sylvan avenue. Mrs. Shani is to have a. large stone house erected at once. the plans hav- ing been completed. Charles Cutler is the architect in charge of the con- struction. The ground was broken today. Mr. and Mrs. Shani will be a welcome addition to the permanent residents of Westporn. O O LeGrande B. Cannon. formerly s. resident of Westport. was in town Saturday. renewing old acquaintances and visiting friends. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Stanhope Foster were the week-end guests of Mr. Foster's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Fos- ter of Evergreen avenue. 0 O O Horace Hitchcock spent the week- end with his momer. Mrs. Nevada Hitchcock. at her home on Cross highway. 0 I 0 Mike Dominick was on duty at Compo beach yesterday. as traffic of- ficer. wearing a. new uniform of the regular police. 0 O 0 Officer Clifford Nichols. one of the' most efficient of the motorcycle cops. reports everything rather quiet at present. 0 Mrs. MacFarland will entertain the members of the visiting committees of The Home for the Aged. at luncheon today. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ahlstrom enter- tained over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. I. 8. Dillingharn of Cape Cod. Mm hit. and Mrs. Ahlstrom gave an informal luncheon Sunday in hon- or of their guests. There were over (0 at the' luncheon. Mr. Dillinghum is a. brother of Mrs. Ahlstrom and lives in the old Dillingham homestead on Cape Cod. This house is the old- est house on the Cape. having been built in the year of 1660. The house has remained in possession of the Dillinghams since the time of its con. struction. Much of the old wood- work remains unchanged although the house was built 268 years ago. Al- most everyone has read the history of the Dillinghams. but very few “’est- porters are aware of the fact that a direct descendent is a resident of Westport. Among the guests registered at the Country club over the week-end were: M. Joce. of Danbury: A. G. Pember- ton. “f. B. Walks. V. C. Brown. T. D. Steele. Warren Albatren. J. R. Grant. of New—York. and “1'. L. Wilson of Brooklyn and Frank .Hutchison at New Canaan. O O 0 William G. Farrell. who has been in charge of the manual training class at Staples High school. will not teach is to enter Columbia college in the fall. 0 C O The Saugatuclr Congregational church will'hold a strawberry festi- val in the church parlors tomorrow evening. W'illiam C. Smith of Hart- ford. is to entertain those present with a program of magic. A. large at- tendance is desired. completion. 0 0 A meeting of the finance committee was held in the East. Ave“ Methodist church. on Saturday evening. 0 O 0 John Brum. a student at Mt. Her- man college. Me... has returned to his home on New St.. for the summer Mr. and Mrs. hf. S. Ferguson of St. John St" are visiting relative in Binghatnington N. Y. O 0 0 Mrs. George Wright of Myrtle st... is visiting with friends in Georgetown. Diamondopolis was arrested in In. diana. but not. as one would suppose. vacation. for ruining our uphubot. donotwantwm ~heeauseyoueen’t. .“Ain’t It .. one. momma... you‘ufihtrepeat‘ team .byl‘rankliutoyouriittleboy: ‘Hrussuuyrouyrumm “hsoapo‘thos'ichasforthonog h‘sw'ellin‘osfleseoequslthe .‘fio’. . i'ter. service with up-to-date the sun's. ladies’ and church’s un- dos-wear A final meeting of all captains. vice-chairmen and workers, in the 8700.000 Stamford Hospital Drive. was held at the Vi-‘ee Burn Golf club last evening. Work was allotted. final in- structions given and all questions ans- wered. The list of vice-chairmen and team captains, for the present are as follows: Arthur Trowbridge. A. H. Renshaw. Dr. George H. Noxon. J. C. Johnston. Dominic Frate. Dr. A. N. Philips, John A. \Veed. Charles Bates Dana. Judge Mark Norman. Frank Holmes. William L. Searies. E. Weed, \Villiam Fleming.~ Edward Austen. George F. Bear-so. Clement Albrecht, Gardiner Trowbridge. Dr. H. D. Ham son. Mrs. Ira. A. Kip. Jr.. Mrs. Thomas McCarty. Mrs. Burnett R. Buggies. Cyril Crimmins, Henry R. Lounsbury. Jr.. Arthur L. Trowbrldge. Malcolm Roberts and Dr. XV. Douglas MacDon- ald. An office has been opened in Dr. Noxon's building and Stanley \Vhitney is secretary. Two mass meetings will be held this evening 'in connection with the drive. one at 8:00 o'clock in the Dnrlen Center School and the other in the Noroton school on Nora— ton avenue: ., A partial list of the prize winners for best work. impromptu speeches. etc., as given at the graduation exer- cises on Friday night, follow: Donald Burgessor won the prize for $5 for the best history of Dar-ten. This prize was offered by Dr. \Vllliam H. Slaugh~ Morris Hustle won the prize of $5 for the best five-minute impromptu speech. This prize was awarded by George F. hearse of the Home Bank and 'irust Co. Other contestants in this were. Dorothy Pulls. Norman Adams, Richard Murray and Hazel Cmfoot. Richard Holahan won the prize of $5 for being the best scholar in the Academic class and Norma McBrien won a like sum for being the best sewer in the Domestic Science class and Ruth Julia, the same sum. for being the best cooker in the class. John Adams of Chestnut street. Noroton. spent yesterday in Norwalk. Everything is in readiness for the opening of the Noroton Firemen's car- nival this evening. and the parade that will precede it. A prize has been of- fercd to the best decorated vehicle in the parade. The Darlen fire depart- me t. will be in the paradowith their apparatus. To‘night wil be known as liltemen‘n night at the carnival. the firemen‘s badge being their tickets of admission. A Gardner sport model car will be given away on the last day of the carnival, which is the 30th. A horse show was held at the 0: Ridge Hunt club on Saturday. for the members. A large number were pres- ent on the grounds. while a. number of passing tourists stopped outside and watched the proceedings. Con- stable Ernest L. Croat and Traffic omcer Edward E. Bate-s Were on duty. 0 O 0 Fraser MncCammond has returned to the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James F. MacCaJnmond of Mans- field avenue. after completing the year's work at the Pcekskill Military academy. O O 0 Miss Katherine Ferguson. Darlen Domestic Science teacher. sailed for Glasgow. Scotland. Saturday noon on the Cameronia. She will return to Da- rien next fall. 0 O 0 Herbert Lester. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Lester of the Post Road. has returned to his home here after being in New York several days. while tak- ing entrance exams for Pratt Institute. 0 O O Clarence H. Scofleld was sworn in as traffic officer for the next six months on Saturday. He was sworn into office by Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt. O O 0 Constable Clarence H. Scofleld did traffic duty on Saturday as Edward E. Bates was on duty at the horse show loney Leased On 9M Wmlewdry BATTERIES The Ryan Batterystation is at your equipment. right pricea best of service_ and all sixes of Willard Batteriea. Radio A ind Radio B Willard Rubber Thrudod Batteries are here. 49 West avenue. Phone 988.—-Adv. AhegoaMOosnpletoA-oetmentof WINGS inallthelasestweavcaandcolora; fl is. In BANKS’ -/ MONDAY, m5, ‘ at the Ox .31de H - . .unt. 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