‘ .. s ., . Mats of the Hubbell block. Mela street. complained to the po- lice early this morning about the . helps made by then employed by tho . .Wsrd Baking company in unloading breed- bosee at the garage opposite the-block. * ’ » C O O . ‘ Foetal cards are being received from ".ur. and Mrs. I. Joel who are spending .a few weeks at Winthrop Beach. Miss Dorothy Gilbert of Franklin avenue has returned-to her home at- _ter.spondlng a few weeks with rela- ,, tivee in New York city. . . O O 0 wells: hosiery. stationery. children's ', bales. at l" sAl prices all next week at Camilla uift shoppe. O O I Dr. C. F. Boutwell will start on hieydoa'tion next Friday. He and his “It“, will motor through Long Is- fahd and then will spend the rest of the time at Northneld. Mass. 0 O 0 Miss Margaret McMahon of Cedar street. left Monday with a party 0! Stamford friends for a three weeks' stay in Littleton. N. H. O 0 0 -Herris a Gene. That's all. a" 0 0 Miss Rose Biiik of North Taylor ave- nue is enjoying a two weeke' vacation from her duties at the M. N. Mayehoff plant on Merwin street. 0 O 0 Captain Lyman Bracken is making minor repairs on his boat “Shirley." at the Norwelk Yacht club. . O O 0 -—Wednesdey night. July 18. Bits orchestra of Bridgeport at Roton Point Perk. e e e Rev. Frank Murray of New Haven journeyed to New York yesterday to , gthe ball game in company with L. A. Conneaily of Maple street. i. O O 0 Mile Anna L. McMahon of West avenue motored. to New York yes- terday in her new car to attend the game at the Polo Grounds. 0 O 0 —Buy your Victrols st Donnelly‘s on easy weekly payments. Store open evening's until 8 p. m. 0 O 0 Miss Edna Billy of North Taylor avenue is visiting with relatives in Waterbury. O O 0 William McCarthy is planning to spend the week-end at Amityville and Bayville. L. I. O O 0 -Harris t Cans. That‘s all. 0 O 0 Miss Faye Durnin of “'est avenue. spent Monday in New York. e 0 0 Albert Berg of East Norwalk. mo- tot-men on the one-man trolleys in Norwalk. enjoyed edey of! yester- day. 0 O 0 Saul Rocket! has returned to his home at Jim-Bout hMain street. after spending several days at Coney ls- lend and Fer Rockeway. -* e e e —-Harris & Gene. That's All. e e e The straw het department of the Crofut &. Knapp factory resumed work this morning after several days' layoff. e George Geriney street, was a city. yesterday. of visitor “'nshington in New York . e e ~—Wedncsda_v night, July 1!. Ritz orchestra. of Bridgeport nt Rotou Point Park. 0 O 0 Somers and gamers. painters and decorators. will move into their new store in the Flynn-Skelly block about August 1st. 0 O 0 Members of the Buckingham W. R. C.. will picnic tomorrow afternoon at Roton Point. Dinner will be served at 6 o’clock. e' 0 Edward Elser of New York city was a visitor in town yesterday. e O C Theodore Olsen has had three trees cut down in the yard at 142 Main street preparatory to building a house. 0 O 0 -—Save money. food, fuel. by using a Toledo tireless cook stove. Demonstra- tionail this week at Angcvino's. O O O Orlah Wood. Jr.. of Marvin Beach. a recent duets ot the Engineering of Cornell University has taken a posi- tion with the General Electric Com- pany in Schenectady N. Y. He will take up his dutes there at once. 0 O 0 B. Eillmen and John O'Rourke or Bridgeport were visitors in Nifl'llk. yesterday. ' ' Judge end Mrs. John Keogh of Marvin Beech start on theh- vacation today to Yarmouth. Nova Scotle. O O 0 Frederick A. Ellis went to New York yesterday on business. 0 0 0 Cards have been received from Mr. end Mrs. Frank Roberts who are hey. ing, a vacation end fishing trip in northern Maine. 0 O 0 There will be a specialty Broom dance at the Norwelk Country Club next Saturday night. 0 O 0 Gus Lynch of Danbury was a visitor in town yesterday. . O O 0 Miss L'ens Fuller of the Norwelk Savings Society hes returned to Nor- welk from her vacation. 0 O 0 Fred Kellogg end Herold Winter of this city were recent visitors in Col- brook. Conn. O 0 Cards have been received from the Stanleys. of u: Main street. who are on their way to Calitornie by auto. e e . e Sheri!!! Doulens end his wife of 18 Hillside place are leaving today for a trip to Canada. stopping at Montreal end Quebec. 0 0 Miss Maybelle Gohler of 16 Ivy Place starts on her vacation next week. e e 0 Mrs. David A. Morrissey was a guest of Miss Mabel Pryor at the Country Club yesterday. East Norwalk Mrs. Michael Pascale of Van Zunt street is ill at her home. O O 0 John Flynn and family have taken up their residence on 275 East avenue. 0 O C Richard Gustefson of Plett street has purchased a new touring car. 0 O 0 Thomas Smith of Van Zant street has taken a position with Csneveri's fruit store. e e e Judge and Mrs. Stanley 1'. Jennings of \Vestport visited Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Lilly at their home on Myrtle street last evening. e e John Brugge. a student at Mt. Hor- man college is expected To arrive at his home on New street within e. few days. Mr. Frugge hes been attending the summer session of the college. 0 0 0 Mrs. A. Farber of Osborne avenue. who has been ill at her home for the past few weeks is recovering. O O 0 Mrs. Clara. Glover of First street. who was operated upon in the Nor. walk hospitnlvast week. is improving lapldly at her home. 0 O 0 The East Norwalk Yacht Club will holds. clnmbako at Neuvoo Island. Saturday. 0 e Albert E. Francis of Osborne avenue has purchased a new roadster. a e e - ' Postal cards are. being received from Mrs. firms. La Belle and Mrs. Connors. who are visiting relatives in Canada. 0 0 0 Mrs. L. M. Smith of Rowen street :CITY : wAND VICINITY' cousin. Mi- lereh Hubbard of Hart- tor. for a few days. e ,e e , Miss Dorothy Lille of Courtlend Avenue left for Boekland. Maine. Monday. where she expects to spend a month with friends. 9 C 0 Mi- Heien Whitelew of Noroton rendered a beautiful solo at .the Sun- day morning service in Union Memor- ial Church. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Evers Burtner. who have been guests at the home of Rev. end Mrs. S. J. Evers for a week. re- turned to their home in Lynn. Mass. Mr. Burtner is a member of the Mass- achusetts Institute of Technology teaching staff. e e The second night of the firemen's fair and bazaar had a larger atten- dance than the openingvnight. One of the special attractions was the boxing exhibitions given by Young Pedro. Johnny Hayes. Clarence Smith and Harry Pentt. The dance platform is always well patronised. while refresh- ments are a popular feature. The fancy and useful booths of the “'oman's Auxiliary had a good trade last even- ing. disposing of e number of their er- ticles. The attendance prize was a leather traveling bag.- 0 O The "Rainbow Fair" is the name of the Ladies' Aid Fair. which will be held tomorrow. The fancy and utility booth is in charge of Mrs. Godfrey and Mrs. G. Knapp: like. You has charge of the ice cream booth; candy. Mrs. Corbin; supper. Mrs. Slaughter: orange tree. Mrs. M. Smith: curiosity shop. Mrs. Noxon: Hot dogs. Mr. Gray and Dr. Godfrey: cake. Mrs. Mae Cammand and baby show. Miss It. Vose. Messrs. Robert Martin and William Bretch of Brooklyn were the guests of Miss Ida Loundes recently. A party consisting of the above and Miss L. Potter motored to Lake Wecabuc. Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Selleck and daughter of Buffalo are now visiting Mrs. R. Gillette of Brookside Ave- nue. who is a sister of Mr. Selleck. - O 0 0 An informal meetirs of the Ladies' Aid of the Congregational Church was held Monday to make final arrange- ments for the church Fair. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Herold Whitney are rejoicing in the birth of a son. The in- fant was born at the Stamford Hospic tal on Sunday. The carpenters have begun work on the booths at the Darien carnival. Miss l3. Archerlarius is on her Sum- mer vacation. Winthrop Knapp has returned to his duties at the Darlcn Bank and Trust Co. 0 0 Mrs. Albert Goofield is convalescing. after a serious illness. 0 O 0 Miss Margaret Ferris of South! Beach spent the week-end with Miss Ruth Potter of Darlen O 0 O The firemen bf the Noroton Heights Fire Company will hold an important meeting tonight which the Ladies Au- xiliary is invited. The mcctlta .1 at 8. at the Fire Hall. 0 O 0 A family by the name of Draper has motored to “‘ntertown yesterday. 0 O 0 The lawn fete of the Christ church will he held at the rectory this even- ing. 0 O C At the prayer meeting of the East Avenue Methodist church tomorrow evening the characters of the Bible under letter K will be discussed. 0 0 0 The Watch-Your-Siiteh society is meeting this afternoon at the home of Mrs. \Villlam Young of Melbourne. Road. 0 O O "the Epworth League will hold an entertainment consisting of Bray's moving pictures in the church on Fri- day evening. e e . e Joseph Lynes of California. formerly of the third district. has returned to New York city. after a visit with D. Burr Beach of Bette Place. Darien Dr Frank Quintard. a graduate of Pennysylvenie University. has passed his State dental Examinations and will be associated with Dr. 0. T. Rule in the offices on Bank Street. 0 O 0 Miss Lois Burdett is entertaining her ' BAN}: YOUR .Irqr" ‘ Careful people no VALUABLES 1011!” keep large sums of money around the home. They use checks. But many are not uthoughtlfulregardlngmauarticlessnd'papereofgree yelus. ~-.. 7 South iNorwalk Savings Bank «mom 1.. woonwann, m, '. You can bank your valuables by renting a Safe Do- podtlcs. Afewdollarsayeerwillprovideasafeplaee forerticleswortbmsnyhundrede. mwann stamp, Vice-Pea. rented the Hoffman homestead for the Summer, while Mrs. Hoffman and her son are in Europe. 0 0 O Terrence Boyle of Park AVON"? has taken a position as chauffeur for Mrs. \Villiam B. Trowbridge of Col- iender's Point. 0 0 0 Mrs. A. F. Dclafield of King's End Road is visiting in New Hampshire. . t O 0 Miss Winifred Gorharn of Brook- lyn spent the week-end at the home of Miss Gorham of King's End Road. Miss Julie Gorham of Brooklyn is visiting at the home of Miss Gor- ham. 0 O O The Church Friendly Societ y meets tonight at 8, at the Episeo ai Parish House. . p Chm-Ch 0 0 T. N! Collins of the Noroto , n Hel 7‘." restaurant is still busy at the Flied Men s Carnival. It. closes tonight. —— IS IT A GOOD BANK? That is the question which one naturally asks» when a new banking con- noction is propoged. A 8004 bank is one which combines strength and service in a high dogma. and that is what the Poo. Ph's Trust 00. does. Constructive banking-i that is our aim. The People’s Trust Co. summon-mag. “Wet; m Williamson, JULY It the poem-Mu: their Rainbow Fair. The ladies of Church will hold tomorrow afternoon end evening on the lawn of Henry Morebouse on the Post Road Many novel features are among which use the "Curiosity shop." "the home vueupply shop." and our Future Derien. .. Noxon will be in charge of the curl- osity shop," Miss Lesson will direct the "home‘supply shop" and "Darlene future" will be handled by Miss Ruby Vose. A full grown orange tree in bloom will be shown throughout the afternoon. ‘Mrs. Elle Smith will be in charge oPthis feature. I O O ' Elmer L'. Schoonmaker of Peterson. New Jersey. the escaped lunatic who was arrested in Darien last week 'by omcer Bates for driving a car with only three tires. escaped again. last week. Three days after he was brought back to the asylum at Goshen. N. Y.. he escaped and the asylum authoflties immediately got in touch with the llnrien officials. fearing that he might come back here for his car. Word was received yesterday that. he had been captured and was again in the menus: promised. O I Mr. Collins also has the concession for ice cream and hot dogs at the No- roton Heights Firemen's fair. which will be held the last part of August The MacDonald's are eccupying the J. W. Doty place. while the owners are traveling abroad. _ 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Lester and family have moved from their home on the Post Road to one of the new houses on Birch Road. Sycamore Heights, recently developed by Mr. Lester. O O 0 Edgar E. Rates of Brookside ave- nue has purchased a new Ford subur- ban. U o e Miss Adams of Amherst. Mass, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Barry W. Pardee. of the Post Road. 0 I 0 Dr. George H. Noxon is seriously ill at his hlmc on the Post Road: 0 O 0 The Darien A. C. baseball team will not schedule any game for this week. as the firemen's carnival is being held on the grounds. , O 0 I Postmaster Frederick H. Smith. of Smith's Island. began his 10 day vac cation this morning. Westport The regular meeting of the W. T. I. A. was held at the Compo Beach pavilion Monday aftermon. The meeting was called to order by the president at So‘clock. Mrs. Arnold Schlact spoke on the care of the rail- road station grounds and made inter- esting plans for future work about the station. Mrs. Childs reported for the Greens Farms Improvement com. ml‘efigylhelm which was partly destroy in the early part of June. has been restored through the gener- osity of the \V. T. I. A. of Miss Kate Taylor on Triangles. was given by Miss Eloise Thomas, in thcalxsence of Miss Tay or. The to port shows that only a w of the tri- angles are costing. the association for upkeep. as the people living in the vicinity pi a triangle have given is the necessary attention. The garbage question came up during the session and was given considerable attention. Mrs. Cutler told'of a number of un- sightly places which had been re rt- ed. A resolution. proposed by Edward Nash. to ask that tho gar- bage disposal by the town he includ- ed in the call for the nut town meeting. was painted. The basketry class. uhich meets at the Mob pa- vilion on Thursdays. would welcome more members. 0 Traffic congestion at Compo Sunday necessitated the placing of an extra officer at the Cannon Circle at Com- po beach. Manager Dayton reports three cases of badcuts dressed in the .emergcncy room of the bathing pavil- ion. Manager Dayton ehas recently had considerable trouble with out-of- town people who make a practice of rctnlnln gn bathhouse for a stated time. keeping it longer and refusing to pay for the over- time. In order to break up this practice Manager Dayton has established a "Rogues Gallery." Snapshots are kept on file for future reference., 0 O O The Compo Life Guards held their annual dinner dance last evening at the Compo Beach pavilion. The pa.- vilion wasdecorated with American flags and daisies. Lights shaded with The report i color-«added to the beauty of Nine courses were served with dancing between the courese. The dancing lasted until after midn t. Only members of the guards d one invited guest for each member teravrtunt. Anson '1‘. Leary of the Newton. Mass. Y. M. C. A" has been chosen secretary of the Westport Y. M. c. A. and will be on the Job' lept. 1st. Mr. Leary is e. graduate of the Springfield Training school. During the World war he served overseas in Y work. Mr. Leary is about ll years old and has a wife and two children. oral!!! the scene. at the dinner. Raymond Orr. who has been in Westport for the lest thirteen months in connection with the construction of the Y. M. C. A. building. is leaving Thursday: as the "Y" is so nearly complete es to no longer require the services of Mr. Orr. Mr. Orr has made many friends in Westport who regret his leeving. Mr. Orr's sister. Miss Orr of Brooklyn, N. Y.. is spending Wednesday in town as the guest of her brother. 0 O O The president stated that in answer to a request. voted at the June meeting. that a women be employed to take cherke of the women's room at bathing pavilion that the selectnien would gladly employ a matron for the women's room if there can be an ap- propriation made to meet the expense. New rules to govern election of of. ficers of the association at the October meeting. were read. Mrs. Alger spoke on the plans for permanent peace and urged the spreading of propaganda. distributing "Peace Not War" posters to those present. Meeting was ad- Journed at 4:40 p. m. C I 0 Mrs. Schleet reported the first week in September. A letter was read by the secretary from Mrs. Percy PEI!”- packer. one time to the women of \Vestport on Oct. 27th at a joint meeting of the W. T. I. A. and the Current Events Clubs. has offered her lawn for en entertain- ment similar to that given last year. The offer was accepted and Mrs. Vansant was appointed chairman of a committee to arrange.the affair. O 0 Miss Barbara Salmon. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Salmon of Wash- ington. D. C.. is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wakcman. Mrs. Buckley of Southport. head of the community club of East Norweik. was s guest of the W. T. I. A.. etyes- terdny's meeting. 0 O A strike has been called by the aunloyds of Le“ Mills. A 10 per cent. rule. was asked and refused. Thirty girls left the plant yesterday and it is expected that more will quit work today. At present a. settlement seems remote. . e e Raymond Orr has been enterteim ing his mother. Mrs. Orr of Brook- lyn. N. Y. C O 0 Mrs. Rollin Sherwood is spending a. 10-day vacation in Halifax. Vermont. 0 O 0 Miss Ida Langdon after spending a few months in Westpoxt, has returned bio Darien. e e e There was an all-day session of the St. Agnes Guild at the Christchurch parlors today. Luncheon was served to all attending the meeting. I O 0 Mrs. Theodore Tompkins and Mrs. Alberta Jennings and their sons are in New Haven today. 0 0 0 Mrs. B. L. Woodworth of State street. has returned from a visit to New York. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Granville Colyer of East Church street. entertained the choir of Holy Trinity church last eve. hing. a e e The Eagle baseball team of West- port has disbanded temporarily. The team will reorganize in the near fu- ture. e e e Misththerine Sherwood is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bailey. l ”comm CLOTHES lfyouhavesnyoiddothaceiion us, becausewe pey thehlgbest. 8. LIVE Irina m. w the New lngiend Mrs. Arnold l 58 Wein- St. Sonia-30min What/are You Doing With ‘ Your Labor P mum omen-s; Isn’t this worth‘ ; thinkm' gabout . 3.4.; as Mrs. John y. Godllott willissveoII'HdenyI-etweweeks' stat“. see Mr. and Mrs. George P. Jennings of Greene Farms. left Thursday for a motor trip to Michigan. where they will spend a month visiting friends. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Smith or New York. were the guests of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Lichtenauer of State street. 0 e e Mr. and Mrs. Pashey and son. Paul. of Mountain Top. Pa.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones of Burr avenue. 0 O 0 Leon Jennings has accepted I. posi- tion with the Bridgeport Construction company. Charles Belden of the U. 8. N.. is spending a. ten-day furlough with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. Beiden. O O 0 Mrs. Perrin of the Compo Inn apartment. is entertaining a girl friend from California. 0 O 0 Mi. Ruth Miller is enjoying a two weeks' vacation from her duties as town member. 0 O 0 James De Maria was a visitor in Nor-walk yesterday. Rowayton Miss Helen Sconeld. Miss Grace Keenan. and Miss Winifred Combos spent yesterday at Compo Grove. the summer home of Miss Villette Jones of Noyfvalk. Mrs. J. Jarvis and daughters. Rhoda and Mrs. J. E. Johnson and Miss Mar- Jorle Durault of Rowayton. started on , their trip to Cape Cod yestadey. by‘ auto. 0 O O Miss Louis Hummelf of Buffalo is visiting Mrs. Herold Cummings of Ro- wayton. O O 0 Mrs. Edgar D. Lynch of Highland avenue was a visitor in New York; city on Monday 0 O 0 Charles Sterling. popular employee in the standard Oil oiiloe. is enjoying a two weeks' vacation. 0 O 0 Forest and Dorothy Eastman. form- erly of Rowayton. are visiting friends: in the village. . C 0 Edgar Lynch of Highland avenue his ice business. e e a Work has begun on the construc- tion of a house for Edward Meillard in Crockett street. Sidney Bodycotti and company has the contract for the erectoin of the house. 0 0 0 George lehiichting of Eickory Biui! has purchased a new boat. 0 O 0 Mrs. Edger Lynch of Roweyton wt Monday in New York city. New Canaan New sidewalks have been laid in the front of the properties of Mr. Horton. Mrs. Crissey, Mr. Warren and Melba Inn. Those walks are const- ructed of tar material and when new- ly laid is quite soft. Precautions were taken by the property owners so that no one should walk on them until the material had set. Not withstand- ing this some persons persists in step- ing over the obstructions and are not very particular how they dig their heels into the tar. This of course de- stroys the smoothlees of the walk. and naturally does not meet the ap- prove! of the owner. The property owners hope that persons will use a little Judgment when walking along this thoroughfare. O There will be a community house meeting at thek'I‘own Halt. Friday evening pt 8. Important plans will be brought up and voted upon at this meeting and all interested are urged to be present. , = e e e The Colored A. M. E. Mission held special services in Raymond Hall. Sunday afternoon. at 4. An address has purchased a new Ford truck for ‘ of the Cong‘re an ,. . John R. Higgif! “0‘11 In the evening, NOV York. “'35 Per was served a service. I. ..“~' George Cree ~. . , . lish in the L1. enjoying the _: in Milport Avenue. mer months, l...» x. u a. teacher r! '; College. .\‘. X1, «.51 S "' Wee-j .7: Street. is \'l<:‘:r;; in Canada. W. A. “'li”:~‘ r» Willys~Knicht $13..» Johnson Gamer. SEE Rogers 6? N OBWALK 50. Seven room house, nor lot, garage Insurance and e17 riv‘fi‘. J‘* ' F.“ r.- ... .. ”“331 Q suntan SUGGESTIOXS Golf Suit: Golf Knicken Golf Hots Sport Shirts Silk Hose Underwear White, Khaki. W13. Green Underbrim Eat “The Fore "' A very new cream": Golf and Tennis 8:. Valuable West Ave. ... nine room house. Earp Price very reasonable. walk, all improvemeu . Pm eonable, terms arranged. Canty 69’ Phone 530 the 51':- Ste . N0! inks MABYC LASER HARP”: ML] doll Shgmpoolng—Sr‘nlp free Female—Al nulcurlni do SOI'TH sun SOUTH NORWALK. m.“ Room! A L‘s-go and Complete .. ' SUMMER FABRICS HI all the latest wemcs and also goat's, Indies' and C derwearet E. K. BAIN‘ Under Maharkrme Hold was made by Rev. Merrill F. 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