.. Linen roux I Y- AND ‘ Miss Ada Prescott of Flax I-Iill road. who recently graduated with high honors from the Danbury State Nor- mal school. has been appointed to teach in the South Norwaik schools next term. During the summer Miss? Prescott is taking a special course at Columbia university. 0 O O Letters have been received by the many fviends of Clarence Nutting of Putnam Avenue and George Buck of Barton. announcing their safe arrival in Lynn. Mass. The two young men started on a hike to Maine about three days ago. —E.ves examined and glasses fit- ted. “B. A. Benedict. Jeweler. O O O L. Maser. tailor, located at 9 North Main street. has rented a store in the new building on Railroad avenue and will move nto it in about three weeks. Mrs. Ray Mintz of Cleveland. Ohio. formerly of Norwalk. is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Green- stein at their summer home in Trum- bull beach. l Several residents in the vicinity of Calf Pasture Beach complained to the police yesterday about the heavy charges that the contractors were using in blasting rock. 0 O 0 ——Harris 8: Guns. That‘s All 0 O C At the office of Tammany 6’: Cum fiery a warantee deed was given by Magdalena L. Each to John J. Malone for a two-family house at Spring street and Hamilton avenue. 0 O 0 Members of the Sunday-school oi the Norwalk Congregational church are enjoying an outng today at Roton Point. One hundred persons journ- eyed to the shore resort in special trolley cars. 0 O 0 Two trees in the front yard of Thomas Skidd on Cedar street were. uprooted by lightning Tuesday. One ball of thunder caused the double destruction. 0 At the ofilce of Taylor & Golden. Inc.. a warrantco deed was given by John R. Morton and Thomas 1“. Silk. for a house and lot on Riverside avenue. —To have that parlor suit uphol-_ stored. call up Bergstrom Shop. new i. 0. 0. F. bldg. C Thomas Fahan who is engaged in business in New Haven, is enjoying a few days' vacation with his parents in South Main street. o 0 Jean Dumortier of \Vest avenue. 8 student at \V’illiamstovvn college. is. spending the summer at a camp in Becket.’ Mass. 0 Albert Shepherd of South street. is enjoying a. week's vacation from his duties in the American Chain Works of Bridgeport. O O 0 Miss Mildred Avery of Brooklyn. N. Y.. is visiting with m. and Mrs. Knapp on Cedar street. for a few days. 0 O 0 Mrs. George Stillson of Couch street is confined to her home by illness. 4 O Everrett Sanford has taken a posi- tion at the soda fountain in the Still-' son 6: Powell drug store. 0 O O —Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. 1 R R. Ave. Phone 390. O O O Misses Grace Costello and Helen O'Connor motored to New York city Tuesday. Harold Keefe has taken a position with ‘the Shuman grocery store on \V’oodward avenue. 0 O Mrs. Henry P. Morgan of Garner street is visiting relatives in New Ha- ven. for a few days. 0 0 Edward Hussey of Ely avenue. who was gassed in the “‘orld \‘i‘ar is ill at' his home. 0 Joseph Hornig of Jersey City, form- erly of the 2nd district. was a. visitor in Norwalk. Tuesday. 0 O O —l~larris & Guns. That’s all. 0 O 0 Robert Wilson of Lowe taken a position as taxi the O'Connor's Taxi Co. street. has driver with O O I Thomas Ireland has taken a position With the Davis-Pope Hat Co. 0 O . ‘repairs on his motor - Thomas the New York City Dental College. N. G. Kramer of West Washington street. 0 O 0 George Blackwell. has returned to ing a. few days with his brother. Frank Blackwell, of Scribner avenue. 0 O O —Harris s; am. That's su. . C . Archie Greenberg of Scribner ave- nue is a visitor in New York City. to- day. Louis Kramer of West Washington 'street is a visitor in New York City today. 0 O O “’illiam Rose of South Main street has moved to his newly purchased home on Flax Hill road. 0 O 0 —Buy your \‘ictrola at Donnelly's on easy weekly payments. Store open evenings until 8 p. m. 0 O 0 Fred Shepherd of Liggett's drug store is enjoying a two weeks' vaca- tion. 0 Edward M. Gains and family have taken up their residence in Laurel Beach. Milford. for the summer. I I, . Sam Sallick of Madison street as a visitor in New Rochelle yesterday. East Norwalk Improvement. is being noted in the condition of the local cemetery since a cartnker has been employed. The East Norwaik Improvement Associ- ation is hiring a. man for the grounds and so long as the organization's sup- ply of money lasts. the grounds will continue to be improved. The funds were raised in a drive made recently by the Cemetery committee, which is still seeking donatoins. O O O The Sunday school of the East Ave- nuo Methodist church. together with the schools of the South Norwalk and Norwalk Episcopal churchs will hold a picnic at Roton loint tomorrow. The trip “ill be made on special trolley cars. Mrs. \Villiam Tate. $5. of 12 Rowan street. fell down a half night of stairs on Tuesday afternoon. in her home and injured herself sevevely. The right side of her body is badly sprained and bruised as is her face. 0 O 0 Many boys left this morning by auto for the Y. M. C. A. Camp Mo- hawk, near Ridget'ield. Those who went from East Nov-walk. were Harlan Baxter. Elmer Gamble. Milton Slaw- son and John Pay. 0 O Cement is being laid on the door of the new Croiut and Knapp Hat fac- tory and the second floor will be ready for the cement by Saturday. I O I Mr. and Mrs. John Clingen and family of Maplewood. N. J.. have taken up their residence on Marion avenue Marvin Beach. for the sum- mer. ' The East Nor-walk Improvement Association will hold a regular month- ly meeting in Community Hall on Tuesday of next week. 0 so 0 Ernest \Vorden is making extensive boat and soon hopes to dexelop a motor capable of going 20 to 25 miles an hour. 0 O 0 John Yaffack is seriously ill at his home on Howard street. Dr. Bradley and Dr. Clark are in attendance. 0 O O A house is being constructed on Bridge street. by Percival Bennet. for Price. 0 Marion Young of Melbourne Road. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Rule. of Peekskill. N. Y. O O O Mrs. Robert Joselovsky of Seaview avenue. is visiting relatives in Brook- lyn. Mrs. Oscar Iiedman of Bridgeport is \isiting hes- mother. Mrs. H. Purdy of Fort Point street. 0 O 0 George “'right of St. John street. has purchased a new touring car. a s o ' Mrs. Ralph Bennet of Seaview ave. nue motored to Bridgeport yesterday. 0 O 0 Miss Anna Luther of Elton Place. is ill at her home. 0 O O Robert Miller of Spring street, mo- tored to “'aterbury yesterday. DIVIDEND NOTICE. AtsmeetingoftheBosrdoth'ectoz-softhsm NomlkSsvingsBankheldthisday,sdividendstthe.rate of four and onehalf (41/3) per tothedspontonfromtheeamingsofthebank‘forthssix _ months ending June 30, 1923. Thisdividendwillbeenteredonpass-boohand and after July 10th, 1923. interestiromJnlylst. autumn-s; a Anmeydspositedonorbsforelnlyllith " South Norwal—Eélwings rank William Young of Melbourne Road is visiting relatives in New York city. cent.perannumwasdeolared radon. willdraw Alexander Kramer. a student at is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs port eystnrday. his home in Philadelphia after spend-_ , have to confine his athletic prowess to " sn-s. 3.1.x... Starr Jarvis of sea.— view avenue. was a visitorinBrldge- 0 0 0 meat Plait has» taken a. position withéthe Hendrick Taxi Company. Bell Island— Many Bell Island boys. are display- ing their swimming and driving ab-_ llity, to many onlookers. each day. The boys paddle out to the excursion boats anchored at the Point. and do many diving feats from the boats, much to the delight of theonlookers. "Sonny" Selwya andjielville 1“. "Bank" Riley. are becoming fine divers. and are re- ceiving much praise. for their prowess in thy water. _ . . . George Mohehlam popular young resident ofthe Island. was operated ' on at-ths Norwalk Hospital on Mon- day. for internal trouble. George will. be out of tennis for‘the year. and will golf. George ranked No. 2. last year in the Senior Tennis Tournament or the Dr. McHenry Tournament. ' s s e A steam roller owned by the city of Norwafllt has arrived at the Island The steam-roller is stationed on Cres- cent road. so work will probably be be- gun on this busy highway within the next day or mo. 0 Donald McLachlan. with three friends from Danbury. left on Monday for a cruise around the Sound and sur- rounding waters. in his father's new boat. the Sea-Dart. They are expected to return this afternoon. 0 a o ' Han'ford Foote. willprobably at Cob- ble Cottages very little this year. as he is now in Chicago and traveling through the Middle \Vest in the em- ploy of the New York Central Rallroo and is unable to leave. ‘ o o o The Be ll Island host will probably be put in place off East Reach either tomorrow or Saturday. Repairs have been completed. and the float is ex- pected back from Wallace Bates' ship- yard. East Norwalk. 0 0 Sonny Selwyn is expected to leave the'Island tomorrow for Lake Placid where he will spend sortie time with his mother and brother Billy. who are staying at Lake Placid. O O I The flag pole on ,Archie Selm's property was knocked to the ground on Tuesday evening. during the heavy rainstorm. The flag pole was broken in two. Dick Doyle. last year junior champ- ion ot the Island will play in the Seniors this year. Bell-Island ten- nis fans will remember the stirring sets fought between Dick and Junior Dore. runner-up for the champion- ship. The rnieses Rose Elizabeth Herman. have returned to their home. 10 Bur- bank street. South Norwalk. after visit- ing Mrs. Albert W. Herman. wife of the Bell Island Club steward. O O 0 Dr. and Mrs. John J. McGowan and family of New York. have arrived at their Bell Island home on Bluff ave- nue. , O O O Sherwood Smith of New York. is staying at the home of Thomas H. Canty. 3r“ in Bluff avenue. Roton Point The weekly display of fireworks will be shown tonight. If rain inter- feres. they will be shown tomorrow evening. The Springdale Fire Works company has the contract to make the fireworks for the year and since the abolition of the "bang" variety. they are making every eflort to make spe- cial other settings. 0 O Another big day is expected tomor~ row. Park Lodge. No. 610. F. & A. M.. will arrive on the Sirius. 900 strong. and the Union Methodist Sunday school. Rowayton. the Baptist Sunday school, Stamford. and the Greenville Reformed Sunday school. will picnic at the park. The Perfect Craftsmen’s Quarry will THE'SIMPLE LIFE hasitsownoompensations, notthelesstofwhiohsre ooon . mm and comm-stunned. rewards ofIlDUSTBY WESTPORT Mrs. Mary Crawford, the Sentinel’s correspondent in Westport, will be plowed to receive all items of social interest in Westport and nearby territory. 7 , ~> ' —Strawberry Festival ' gational Everything is ready for the carnival to be given on the grounds of the Westport Water company by the Com- po and Pioneer Fire companies. begin- ning Friday night and lasting until July 7. O O O A strawberry festival was held in the parlors of the augstuck Congro gational church Tuesday evening. ~ ‘ o e o , Mrs. Edward Elwood. who was a former resident of Westport. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Gault. of Compo street; 0 O O E. T. Redford was in town yesterc day looking over the Y. 3‘. C. A. building. Mr Bedford expresses sat- isfaction with the progress of the construction Miss Lillian Darrow Theodore Tompson were visitors Bridgeport yesterday. 0 O and Mrs in her daughter. Mrs. son. at her home in Southport. . I w sition with the C. B. Dolge company s e 0 Frank Burr of New York. is State and \Vright streets. . O O 0 the artists circle in now a resident 0! California. is visit- ing friends in town. ’ e o o Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fillow have returned from an trip to Mystic. Stonington and Nam gansett Pier. Mr. and Mrs. Pillow made the trip in five days. - O O O Mr. and Mrs. H. Wenigman of 30‘ ‘gota. N J.. have been the guests of Compo and Pioneer Fire Companies Ready for Carnival Mrs. George A. Darrow ‘8 “8an l gntional church picnic. Theodore Tomp- Donald Duncan has accepted a po the guest of his brother. A. T. Burr of Silas Dustin. formerly a member of “’estport. but enjoyuble motor of Saugatuck Congre- Church. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langenbeg Cross highway. 0 O O The young students of the Naturr Study Cia- met at the buck pavilion yesterday morning under the instruc— tion of Mi. Smith of Southport. The nbjocts taken up by the students. who are between the ages of 6 and 7 years. were flowers. birds and fish. The members of the class are Hattie Montgomery. Dick Cutler. Robert Wesson. John Boyd. Marjorie James Kenneth Brook. Babbetto Taylor. Jul- iette Litchneld. Bobby and Reid Hali- day and Deforest Keye’s. O O O lira. Isobel Taylor of Bridgeport. is a visitor in town. and attended the card party at Compo beach pavilion yesterday. of Mr. and Mrs. John Gallager spent the afternoon in Bridgeport Tuesday 0 O O The dance for the Darien Congre- which was postponed from last Saturday. has been set for August 1st at Compo beach. 0 I O The Current Events club will hold no meetings until after Labor Day unless some member has a particular reason for calling a meeting. 0 O C Troop No. 1 and Troop No. : of the Girl Scouts .held their regular meet- ing at Compo‘ beach yesterday. Plans were made for the number of girls who are to go to the new camp at Bald pond for the two weeks camp- ing on July 5th. Only ten girls are to go at one time from Westport. To date about twenty-five girls have reg- istered to go. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bouche. who Were formerly pupils of Oasip Linde. were week-end visitors in Westport. hold their dance at the park tomors row evening. and are planning a big time. They will introduce several novelties. which will appeal to lovers of the terpischorean art. Michael Di- Vito's orchestru will furnish music as usual. 0 O 0 About 8.000 people visited the park yesterday. The Sirius made its daily trip with 1.100 members of the St. Trinitatis E. 1: church. and Taurus. which is becoming a frequent visitor at the park lately. docked Lutheran church. 0 Joseph Smith has accepted a pos1~ tion in the bathing pavilion. Rowayton The annual outing of the Rowayton Methodist Sunday school will beheld at Roton Point Park. This will be a Joint picnic or the Norwalk Methodist schools: ball games and other sports will be held. Boats will leave Flint's and Steven's dock at 10 o'clock. O O O Mar—Warren Jennings and children have returned to their home in Crock- ett street. after a visit with relatives in East Norwalk. 0 Members of the Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church. en- joyed a moonlight sail last evening. The party left» Steven's dock at 8 o'clock. O O O The Methodist Sunday school. will hold their picnic at the Park. tomor~ row. Members will meet at Mr. Flint's or Mr. Steven‘s dock at 10 o'clock. O O 0 Miss Lena Klinefelter is ill at her home in Rowayton avenue with an at- tack of tonsilitis. O O Fireworks have made their appear- ance in Rowayton. sold at Ritter's store. 0 I C Marshall Baxter of Roton avenue has purchased a new Anderson car. Darien They are being myths thunderstorm. the Post Road was ivory slippery and this was probably with 1.0.0 'membors of St. Peter's“. mass. The first accident occured ,ftce. when a Ford Delivery car, owned ; 'hvo accidents secured in Darlen Center on Nesday evening. during autos going in both directions were stopped. With the advent of the new stopping place. traffic is not blocked ataii,andthecarsarefreetogo up the Post road without stopping. The pole was moved on Tuesday after- noon by the trolley company. 0 O I The long planned for strawberry festival of the Congregational Church. was held last evening on the church lawn. with a large crowd in attend- ance. Ice cream, cake. and straw- berries, were very plentiful. It seems as though fate was against the hold- ing of the fastival. as two Weeks ago, when it was planned to have it. there were no strawberries. The fete was then postponed till Tuesday evening, and she thunderstorm. spoiled all chance of having it then. Last night. however the tables turned and the lo- cal people were favored with good weather. 0 O 0 Electric lights have now been put in place at Pear Tree Point. and crowds are enjoying the cool shore fbreezes nightly. Many bathers are enjoying the cool shore breezes night. ly. Many bathers are going in nights. this week as the tide is high. Edgar T. Bates is still in charge of the Point nue. South Norwaik VP!“ ’ as James G. Scanlon. former care- with friends 9.: Pa... -— u ‘ taker is ill. terday. .... -.’te . O O O . . ' The Noroton Fireman's Carnival The Home Bazk 8’4 was very well attended last evening. The Carnival was postponed on Tuss- early this evening a' C day evening due to the severe thun- The trip Wi ‘ on” dcrstorm. The storm wrecked one of the booths at the carnival. James Murray. baritone soloist will entertain THURSDAY, JUNE 2% ‘, TelePhone comp ever. the .‘ol‘ cf shorblived, as g: 9081 sided here, or. box in the car, painted on the szde 0' age, facing the has» ‘ words Butler's Gar- 'has resigned his store in Oscar Joseph Curry. is now in charge of it. 9353' Employee are nue, is Spendmg a Bliss Ruth Sc Hash“ enjoyed Yams? at day from her awe. 3" Na lice of the Scumegtml “3‘. a Rs- rowboats. Point during 131-: we; 0 O 0 Three Cars of coal Lat- ed - in Darlen. the last we Daria: is was “is O A Very attract ire Sin 3' i anE .i a a prominently. ge Stand . O Charles Mace Cf Scum bosifiog in ‘ F. Schujm" Owner 0’ 5118. 3!. J. Dawns e! 10 hi?! I 11 he trade 17,- O I Q Miss ids Loam-fies of _ WEEK .n L- with songs tomorrow evening. New York. 0 0 O 0 s g The Darien Fire Department. was! 31118 E='°Yi': Kai-‘e- t called out on Tuesday evening. when vCherry Lawn schoolmfi: M an automobile in front of Tay'lor'slcamp Mystic. Mysuc Corie. Garage caught fire. The chemicals ' quickly extinguished the fire. any" great damage was done. 0 O 0 An automobile Prestage. won the prize men's parade. A large was in the front deer on top. in the fire- rnoose head of the car. and a s before driven by’ Jack I'EE‘TB WITHOUT runs 1 do painness extractions. no matter how difficult. by Nap-a-M’init ‘ and Nerve Blocking. I also do both fixed and removable bridges at reasonable prices. pix-$01144, 102 Washmgto' 11 St. Phone 3!” awn 9-8 P. M. South Norwatk, Conn. about 5:15 in front of the itevlew of- by the Walter Stewart Company. col- umn“ huu ‘ Ila-an 3.“! uneven u: cu bert Ruin of Tokeneke. Stewart's car was damaged and was taken to the Depot Garage. The second accident occured about 6:18 when traffic was very heavy. with can going up to the Station to meet the train. In this ac- cident, which happened in Darien Cen. ter. a truck owned by the Lake Owl Company collided into the Dodge Coupe of the firm of Cable and Rich- dale. and driven by Mr. Richdale. Both cars were damaged considerably and were taken to the Depot Garage. where the necenary repairs are being mae. No arrests were made in either accident. 0 O O Darlen trolley regulations have been changed. The white pole in Darien center has been moved back 35 ten. to the end of the switch. and all trol- leys passing through Dal-ten. now stop there. The Board of Selectmen had the pole changed. as when the car formerly stopped at the corner. traflio was blocked considerably. and my 0. m m smuou W Treatment RIALTO THEATRE Today and Tomorrow Saturday Milton Sills and Irene Rich __.m_._.. ‘The Marriage Chance’ 0" if; There is somethmg‘ to I game of golf besides the ‘ and ball you use. A snappy sport knickers and golf hose lot. SPORT SWEATERS $8.50 ‘° $15.: LINEN KNICKBBS $5.00 ‘° $7. 5 GOLF HOSE : $2.50 ‘° 37. f Rogers 6-?- Stev7 so. SORW ' NORWALK Aurgeandcomplete WPABRIOS Inallthelatest wesvcsand also gun's, ladies‘ and chm den-war at E. K. B Undu- liahackemo Sold SOUTH 3‘0me \, r Booth—Hm GI will?! MAIN STREET sou-r3 NOBWAI‘. coax. M 1 Phone ‘12 ism" 7' i" “Em adjust II There‘oemesaoonsciou. nets of power with the” ”Mauritian Q ..'moneyssvsdupsndintlis "7 I'm mum‘s-em mm. we All Should Own a Home This Requires FOOTWEAR FOR MEN BLACK OXFORDS—Pebbled brogne lama. Smooth. bright calf " Scotch Grain Lea u... in trun' drea models. 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