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\ SATURDAY, JULY 21 1923.

 

 

Sherwood Smith will give a fans-

 

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V " . . . ., well party on Monday evening at his up to the front and Sui-in.“
. y 7" *- home in East avenue. The Smiths cation for a charm Th lit
v4 are leaving Tuesday for Saratoga sign. was Mrs “'l‘»; e a”
u Springs. where they will remain _dur- whose son “.33 brauu ‘31“. a .
ing the racing season. About 30 of one year ago last “2 iron
' "" . Sherwood's friends will be at the ”Went that EU “19:,
Ml:- Emms V. Blukovlch of Sprint: Fran s. Smith Jr. of New York City investigation of conditions: Mrs. Wil- stalled in his two new tenement 7 Kit Wade. Elolnor Wade. and shit-- ch a».

party. was to be f . c.» 2
Hill ““9““!- N°""“‘ h“ "”3““! h" is visiting relatives on Winfield street. liam L. Sesrles of Contentment Is- houses on Leroy avenue. icy John-ton have been spending ormei a tam»

o o e de t 4 “Oran
position with the Le ltoy Shirt Co.. Mrs. Anton Bavilcek of Hendricks land, Mrs. Charles Bates and Mrs. .. . . much of their time at Shipans Point Mm. Jean Harper of Bell Island Pleti'edsecaefrirypaii been,”
and has taken a position with Beers. Ave . is visiting relatives in Astoria, Raymond F. Holland. Mrs. I. H. Wax-man has returned. to of la’te- Ham Held cannot Understand will be a graduate from Public School Francis Iu‘ai m ’k Hort _|
Keclcr-Bowman Co.. as stcnographcr Long 131mg, O 0 0 her home in South Boundhrook. blew how any place other than Harbor no‘ 54. in New York in February_ Mr. mt: In”...

 

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Jersey after spending a few weeks F‘ \\'_

 

and bookkeeper. The Ladies'_ Auxiliary of the No- View can “If! I»!!! attraction for any and Mrs. Harper will give a gradua-

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Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Mor n of , D 3' pre i an \
. . . ' Mr. 5nd Mrs. Frank .Mcad of roton Heights Fire Company held an KéhPost Road. gs. of our young Diem: . limb dszsant at tile Billltland Club Ogden. temporary “4min.
.nsrris & Guns. That- all. Bridgeport. are visiting “lth 1“" The paving of Gardener street with ~ . . . n er 011‘” on “8“ 3 - Jun“! Km" hm“ ' F an:
' ' ° Mea’d parents. 1“"- ‘md 31”“ Ed' bituminous macadam has been com- Mr. and Mrs. Fuller celebrated their ‘ "" rr2

 

End Road. Mr. Frost was a resident

of Noroton for several years.
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urer. They wil rm; 0."

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Mrs. William W. Wright entertain- charter has been ”0;“?

ed a number of friends at a party at

A party of young folks of this city ward Mead of Edlie Ave.

pleted. The Town Highway Depart-
motored to Roton Point. Thursday

ment let the contract to Paul Bacco.

18th anniversary at their cottage. ice

s s s cream was to be one of the features
Aquila Grenwood of Rowan street

lar election car. be t! '
rii ht to oen oy the dinner. dance. and Stamford contractor. The price of of (1,. menu but the nests were sadl her home in Summit avenue Thurs- I l l‘a ..
ill-Ewarks thjere. They were: Ralph enjoyed a pleasant fishing trip on the macadamizlng the road was $3_500_ Arthur Wood. local building con- disappointed in that {he Ice man fall): day e'enm‘. There Were about 20.313]; meetrixngasomai hm.- “ab
Huntington. Everett Frey. David Hart- sound. yesterday. Mr. Greenwood one half of which was paid by E. “-_ tractor. recently constructed a garage ed to dellver'the ice. couples in gttendance_ The Lucky 05? ‘i 0 CCmPfisrl ire ‘mo
ford, Miss Kathleen Andrews. Miss reports among a great catch. a big 6 Bill, ‘ nude,“ 0‘ Gardener street. on J. R. Flannagans place on Conan. . . . Number Dance was won by Malcolm x3?“ ”I'- Wl‘rlam E. on...
Irene German and Miss Ruth Brock. pound bill-CRflSh- The Town Highway Department is ders 13°11“ n03d- . M d M Sci 11 Parkin and Mrs. Eugene Rich. and 3‘ I (“’- “”5 I-nlll'e (f ..
o e o - ‘ ‘ ' also paving Highland avenue with bi- " ' r. an . "t c 0‘: aroTstoiourn- the Lemon Dance was won by H. J. E Men!“ Krut’scrri Mas-l .
—Bergstrom is fmm‘ns pictures Aaron Paris of Los Angeles, for— tuminous macadam. Warren Greene is beautifying the int It M11111“ Vineyar & h Ell' 80!! W'right and Mrs. S. A. Swenson. Ele- Bertha M. Bliss \lrs C...“ P
‘ in l O 0 F Bid So Main St. merly of the second district. visited s e s grounds surrounding the cottage on Fred. stayed Over to finis up some gant prizes were given to the winners ‘ll‘l- Ida Keatil‘g g. ‘12: r'r»a _ .
08‘“ ' ' .' '. .8" " Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseiovsky. enjoyable and gucceufu] picnic at the old Millgrcw estate. painting after WMCh he will Spend by Mrs. Wright Jack Speidel's or. Mrs. AllceJ. Evan \liss “MT
Mrs Frank Byck and daughter Thursday evening. Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport. Thul-s- ‘ ‘ ‘ a few weeks with friends at Great chestra of Bfldsepon furnished idan \lrs. Marie A A” .. .~
Jeanette. who have been visiting Mr. ‘ ' ' day. Leaving at 9:30 a. m. they ur- Mrs. Herbert V. Tyson is visiting Barrington. Mass. mUllC- be”! Roche 'I“ e Yi'VZ ~,_.- I

Miss Ruth Van COVGHDS 0‘ 6"" rived home at 7:30 p. m. Among Mrs. Thomas Keane of Near Water be held at the hr‘rrp n. \v,‘

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:m! him: l‘f-of'tl'ivzll:coxh:l:l:rlc: .3519; "y 8°"levnrd' ‘5 Ynjoym‘ " vacation "103° 0'1 the ”‘9 were: 1111- Edward Lane. . "Dare Devil" Junior Daily showed Dick Doyle, Junior tennis champion schnltt on Thurs-‘ at gig-(Jaw:
3:2:013’1 They will BtOD for I- visit ““11 relatives in how Britain. Slawson, her sister-in-law nd her son; s s s some more of his hair raising stunts of Bell Island but who is summering only qualification {or mm

 

Mrs. Charles Guertenmaier, Mrs.
Frank Noyd. Mrs. A. Whitelaw and
her sister-in-lnw. Miss Della Callahan
and a. friend. Mrs. Fred Austin: Mrs.
A. Irving, Mrs. Murand, Mrs. Allen and
Mrs. Acker.

at Camp Namshau
New Hampshire w defeated in the
semi-finals of the Camp Tennis
Tournament. Dick went down to de-
feat by the scores of 6 to 4 and 6 toil.

at the swimming float on Wednesday. at Lake Spofford.
His latest is I. double twist summer-
sault which he accomplishes with the

ease of an acrobat.
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essary is that ihny b: a “
sister or dauzltrr of we}...
served their coun'rx- r— w, . .-
fsoil. Those (.esiri 1': i-‘.
cerning the auxi' ly

'Mr. and Mrs. William Ashton and
Mrs. L. Wood motored to Peach Lake.
Wednesday. and enjoyed a dinner and

supper with the Daricn Girl Scouts.
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at Atlantic City on the way.
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Mr. and ers. George Wilson of

ficnvlcw avenue are on a motor trip

through New York State and event

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Help and Ester Havens of East
avenue left Thursday for a wck's visit.
with relatives in Providence.
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Roy “'hlte of Betts Place. who was

 
 

m v I ' same from th hm”...
unliy will at ve st Canadasua. hcre np(r'1t(d on for appendecitls in the . . . William B. Johnson and family are The Harbor View aven‘ue improve- Mr. and Mrs.‘ Clarence . Spear of o 0.. of "1611mm"; ‘1 F
they will spend a lawful“. \‘ur\v.llk lioapital last “'t‘t‘k ‘3 l - Mrs. E G. Evans. Mrs. G. Ill-un- spr‘nding a week at their Summer ment has been started much to the "Oak-Hurst" cottage wmA entertain m Hnw

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satisfaction of those whose property it
effects. The 'h‘iangle at “Crossroads"
is also included in the improvement.

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George Stretton proved a popular
host to a party of friends at his home
Thursday evening. The party was an

home on Ring's End Road. Mr.
Johnson is an cm'ploye of the. Knick-
erbocker Ice Co. of New York.

Harbor View

proving rapidly and was expected to

return to his home today.
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ner and Mrs. C. T. Gilbert and her
daughter. Virginia. Joined the Ladies

Auxiliary on their picnic Thursday.
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about 30 guests at a dinner
at. the club, this evening.

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Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Parker have re-
turned to Harmon. New York after
visiting Island friends.

party
Conrad P. Frey and family of Son—

vlew uvcnuc. motored to the Girl
Scout Camp at Ball's Pond. Danbury
Thursday. Miss Dorothy Frey will

spend a week at the camp.
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The annual picnic r‘ .
Lodge was held at in:

nesday afternoon.
largest attcndann
recorded at the “:1.
lodge. It was not dL.‘.

 

 

The East Norwalk Yacht Club will
hold a. clambake at Nauvoo island

today. The bake will start at 2:30.
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Mrs. Thomas Joyce and her mother-
in-ltiw and \\'. F. Buckingham of
Bridgeport also joined the plcnlckvrs

 

-—If you own property you wish to

sell, call personally on Van Ness. 40
llllyviow avenue.

Miss Martha Beverly Chinsky of
Moore l‘luce, has resigned her
tion with the Mnrkoff shoe store on
So.

posi-

nt Pleasu re Beach.

The Episcopal Sunday school picnic

.lule Delmar received the cheers oi
the boys of the island whose sincere
fril-ndship he has gained. as he en-

unexpected affair due to the hilarity of
the "roast" annoying George's slum-
ber. and he invited the crowd to his
chateau where the merriment. took on

A bracelet has ben found at the
club and the. owner may have the
same, by applying- to the House Com-

the members of it or: er i
vitation was extended to - r k-
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MM" ”"9“; will be held Friday. July 2. at Roton "mm“

i’oint. The plcnickers will leave the
church at 10.

tl-rori the clubhouse on Wednesday.
He. has generously solved their prob-
lem. The following is a report given
by the boys to our correspondent:

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Postal cards are being received by
local friends of Clifton Meek. Silver—
mine artist. who is Vacationing at

Lakeside. Ohio.
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s a different form.

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David Page gave an interesting lec-
ture at a party given by Dr. and Mrs.
\Vorthrhan. the subject being "“‘hat

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' One of the biggest social events of

the year is booked for Tuesday even-
ing at. the club. This is the "Thumb-
Bit"

The orchestra of the East Avenue
Methodist church will hold a rehears»

al in the church, on Monday cvcnlng.
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Mrs. L. M. Van Stadcn of Brook-

 

 

_ . , . . . , Party that is eating steak and
The Misses Mahonry and Di’mllns- A large crowd uuwded u“ “my Bpéhzhxgrlagfzvféflimz “”3- “3"} mots-r who resides on Harbor View Happened 5.000 Years Ago." other edibles with the fingers instead«
nurses at the Norwalk hospital, are on- moving picturel at the Methodist . z ." Bench. told the “Gang." that he would ’ 0 0 0 of knives and forks. In addition there .

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paying a two-weeks them on.. k

Mrfand Mrs. Edward Shopp were

. . . . z 3 for the cutting of a large basebll will be three acts of vaudevmp a“
' _ ,h h lust evening. The edutational 1 . . 3 n _ p.“ . .
“llllnm Skidd of the A.‘1J'i C011”; $813329! were well ”(39th by “‘9 cr brim-HM} }:.m\r\s’(l1l(n?in;lclmheorg "11313:. ‘h‘ullond 0n the (Hill) meadows. He the guests of Mr. and MTs. Claude headliners from .New York. There:
Co.. accompanied by airs. lek d?” if; audience and the comic cartoons island leave lodav for a motor "in also added that he would furnish Muneell over the week-end. “,1” also be music and dancing. I W h n ”-
firing“inhlfiltolotflr‘ighthit-:12“ Yéflndth brought forth great outbursts of .0 L03 Anncles. Chlifornln. They vb inovos. 13$“ inherit. ‘and some Junior ‘ “I .H . h h I d T! w H .d . . , "I B n I I e ave a new CO (if a. I
.\< x . . . . v . - _ - . .- :lzut‘. 8. le oys‘were ovcr- . r. and A rs. arr I enterta me 19 ee - 3- once 0. e ‘ s— . .
stopping at MOMVML Qucbcc and laughttr. i‘he chulcli ortlicstra un Dul- ‘0 08 gone all Summer. 1' Y L ' Broadcloth 55111

d”. ”1.- direction of Mr. I'oyvcz. rt-n- . . tom" h) the unlimited truerosity of friends from Mt. land Club will be held this evening.

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other points of interest.

. Lucky number dances will feature the

. ., . _ , ll: |.' l‘l‘ m w found friend. The boys take l
s do‘rlfil 4 songs and leh Nm“ 1 ”Fl" Mrs. Moo. Bauer of New Haven will ' - . -
7m" V"... “TM or” qwmm of 4 son played the mm“) «luring ”u. spend the week-cud \vitll Moe iiaur r. this time to exprtss their appreciation Dr. John De Brot and Mrs. De fill-cg (outfittilr‘lmtng Thedpilzes gore doIna-l
. . -- ‘ ‘ . ‘ ' ' ... . - . f the mums. The evening's .. . . .. .4, l. . _ _ {0? ”l" JO) “MCI! hi? has brought “8 were guests of Dr. and Mrs. MacGre- 9‘ ‘-‘ "‘S- r. an ”’3 cute; re... s
.kbutli Silt-i are \lsltors in R v. lnlk {Tilifll‘rllll‘e‘fns a. 52cccss from a” ”mks \\ o lsnnploytd on the lug tr cslitc l.::.~t Tuesday night the boys 2° gor. Mr. and Mrs. Henry ‘(sluotzner and~ at '30
ill} twin}. «‘du€ittl(‘llitll\'. humorously and mm” The Girls Church lr‘rie'ldly Sec. ‘1“, mm.“ approving... 31,... Dclmar's kind- 2. . g s seniors. Herbert A. schwux‘lz.
' ‘ f . , ‘ ‘ new that a cheer in his favor was led on f New Po- 0 s s ' ' .. n
prim”, of ppm“). 5hprlff and Mrs. chilly. will hold un afternoon and ext-nil 3‘, Th“ MKS?! Thomps 0 ‘ Evelyn and Florence Kiley. daugh- or {me imported BTOJdCJ

 

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The regular Wt-l-kly
hold in the (‘ourltry club this evening

s by their wrll
lmonnrd \Vooll.

\is’itlvr from New

known cheer leader.
.lzlliirs Reynolds. :1
York who is the

chellc and l-‘airiield Beach are guests
of Miss Elizabeth Plait.

lidwnrll ll. lloulens lire ro-vciviug cnrlls

picnic lit (‘0me on Aug. 1. The (ion.
from the couple who are now in Mon-

ters 0‘ Mr. and Mrs. lcv '-
grcgutionul Church Silildzly school A Ki - 0f Brook

lyn. who are spending some time at

dance will bl‘

I with that lasting, silky 5'.

f.\'-

1T ‘1 I. «hit ins: l! l. ll-lltl)’ \Iil'llllon. ports to hold their picnic thvre and oil .. .. _. .. . . _ s s o the pi, e Po” t Cl 2b, . - _l ' ‘ ‘ ' .- .1.
'Allr. llll(;331r8. Arthur Greenlmrs: of Spnldcl‘s orchestra will furnish the the same date. rm” “f ““r"‘-‘" ‘ 0'3“ ‘7'“? “70“" Mr. Fcaihcrrton has added new hllililnv; of End“; afa::euflf;1° et'fn' ”.118 5111“ 15 “led f“ '

“HM “mm nm‘mmm ”w ”rm of mm!“ . .- . . 31ml”? rift nrhouih llmsnhfiix “31- wage “W“‘n" ‘° h“ “Head" ““mcu‘“ Thursday evening. A large crowd. summer occasion.

a uni) :lt lhr~ir home il‘ls morning. ° ‘ ‘ Miss Elizabeth Busty of hol-oton "‘4 1"“3‘” 0" 2 9 r ll°~l mil-- cottage,

. . . was present.

Gerald Mead of tho Curtis Publish—
ing company of Philadelphia. and
formerly of Nonvulk. has rtlurnmi to
his home. after spl-nding the past

Milan .‘luriwl \"ln llm‘lsvuf' of Dry
'ilill road has returned home. after
spending it week's vacation at Laurel
Beach.

Heights is now spending a week on

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Long Island. l

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Carl Jackens has made his cottage
very attractive with its new coat of

paint. A DCW‘DQTCIX has added much

The fi'nnkl'uttl r roast! hot dog! suc-
cess! \Velll l'ii say so! 1 “its there
Mrs. lid llu‘rd. under whose direction

 

Sylvester Shaughncssey has brought
h's ronboat from its moorings at
Hickor) Bluff to Crescent Beach, op-

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Lewis H. Nash and family of Nor-

 

e 0 0 tvvo weeks in town visiting rclntixcs. walk are now spending the Summer on illc cu-ut was siil‘n. rest‘iicd’ 00!“ to their comfort calm the Pl Point- C‘ - "
—‘nuy ym". Victrola at Donnelly's on 0 0 O Nash Island. Mr. Nash is connected :raiulutions‘ of those assembled for . . . p be lub _ Roggrs :3 Ste\ in
easy wnokly payments. Store open Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mind and with the Nash engineering Co. of Nor- the delightful cvrniug. sheurranged to MY- ,md Mrs. Robinson Fred Seller

evenings until 8 p. m. children have been recent visitors in walk. pupabl). The club house took on the and Miss Robinson were guests of

New Cannan NOBWALK so. NORW

 

 

 

. . . town. Mr. Mead is connected with Miss Catherine Boyle. who has been dress of a huge banquet hall and line the ilclds.
,5 q‘ . the Curtis Publishing company in visiting in Norolon for several weeks. guests . partook of. a well-arranged
Thomns Flnhcrty of ” ' unrt nm- Philadelphia and was formerly Wm' returned to Nov: {SIR Thursday“ ”"'“‘l 0' 'Ymnklurh'm- potato 33‘“: Jack \Vorthmsn has completed the Thirteen women met Friday even-

nur, who has boon enjoying a week's

turtle nnl cak'. an H uiti refresh?
vacation from his duties on the re- “ k t 6 q '

 

the Borda. i‘ress company.
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painting of his canoe. ing. July 13. in Raymond Hall at the

' n 0 Rev Samuel Dog-mace NeviVn- moms. Assirting at the tables slurs call of the committee appointed a {cw 0-
323:: $2302.“ cfhzd:.ridgeport PO." Mrs. G. A. Riehl of Butts place. tor Lane has gone on a tri to MW‘ the Misses r and "Kit' Wade. .Wugu 3:9 :ntermmmg Mrs. R. weeks ago by the Howard M. 30533 flit?! flag?
sA‘ 0 3- who 1““ been spending “"° weeks rhusetts. " ‘ MW J 09'0“? MG: ‘ .lliams of Penmltw Post. V. F. \V., to see what could be ' '

, with friends in Danbury. returned to s s s . \lrs. Ed Rilln ‘ . Mrs. Steurér, . . . done in the matter of’orgs’ni'zflig a mumgilp “firm

._Ilarris l: Grins Thais ell. hcr home last evening. “I“ “a”, Dome of Park avenue has Mrs. -l’a..o. Mndn‘itne I. urch, Mrs. Llii- 2M“ and Mm Ralph Dummm of Ladies' Mummy to the Veteum of “(“hnmmurmg‘
. . . ° . ' gone io‘Vciv York on a visit i‘m- Mrs‘ ””31““ and 0mm“ “rs' Flushing L. 1.. were guests of Mr. Foreign Wars. Sexerai weeks ago a. 4“ Sill'TH \l.\l\ sllill‘ff
ROY Wt‘l'lflllf'l- 0" ”1‘? ““09““?! Mrs! The Epworth Ltaguc of the East ‘ . , . ' Lurch ltcpt tho "franks" hot in the and \irc'T Henry. committee was appointed to take up S()|."|'u fi()[{\\',‘|,fi m“.
Market. Main street. starts today on 11 Avenue. Methodist church will hold a kitchen to the. satisfaction of all. ‘ ' ' ’ Room | Phone

two \vock's vacation. James A. Trowbridgc, Jr., is visit- the mattrs- 0' such an organ zation

 

moonlight sail next Monday evening (‘llmlcc books of the. coming bazaar in

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l'nderstsnd Barry Heldtslks in his

 

Notices “ere sent to the mothers an
‘ ‘ ‘ The boat. belonging to Captain l-‘red “‘8 at 13“ 1{“P2°r..-‘“:ln°- llu- hands or pretty Kills were wcll map. Careful. “any. You know wives of the members or the 10cm ”:25 A Large and Complete :‘fi‘DH‘UN-‘i
—Strnws and Panama. at O‘Drien’s. I‘m-.50).. Wm have me 5mm, Nor. . patronized Professor have Pugs and . . . to meet on Friday Nemng at which
. . . wulk float at 8:15 p. m. if the. V'(:;],- Miss Edith Greene is suffering from his "liickvillc Sm‘cnudcrs" furnished \ir and Mrs \anier Tehan I’llP' lime Mrs. Emma. H “'illiams of SUMMER FABRICS
“ ”gum” """Mng 0‘ ”‘0 Sh” - ' ~ :' ‘i - a Wl‘l'nclmd side. received in makln a HIP music for tlm «luncln which fol- ‘ ' ' I . . n
Muml \Vnrkers will be held Monday ”Kr will not permit the “A! on ion 8 lowed. 'l‘hvy wort- outgfour piano chased the Daisy Cottage “I“ “.‘k. Bridgeport. State deputy, would be In all “'9 “11'“ “93‘93 '“d '

duy evening. it will be postponed to

The

long distance swim on Sunday. Harbor View welcomes them.

present and state the object of an

 

 

 

1 . ‘ ’ - - v . ‘hildren's
“‘Fh.‘ "t ”“‘ C2 L- U- “3‘" “ “3““ the next clear night. Tickets may he . ° - l’m-"rs' Th9” music “a." the swem‘m Tehsns have been visitors at the Island auxiliary. The mecting'was called to atmmgcnls‘. ladies an. (
ingtnn sum-t. . . . had from Mrs. Stanley Campmu. or Purdon Robertson. d well~known yet heard at the club. 'lhose that fur- for a number of years and are popu. order by Harry Gonna-I who acted . r a
‘ ' from any member or the league. b'ariionc teacher and singer of i\t’W nlshcd impromptu entertainment lot with the folks of Harbor View. as chairman and introduced the dep- l
---larrls k Guns. Thais All. . . . int-k City, will be the soloist at. the. worm 'l‘lleodme lltnr) Jim Eveml. . s s uty Mrs. Williams explained in detail 0 s
H 0 I ‘ . About thirty bouts 3””th from the l’rosbytcriuil‘Churc‘ll on hunday. l’t‘O- i‘arl Jutkeus. David l‘- .lge Mrs. Fag-.1 Mr. and Mrs. “'ilfred douflng re- the object 0,41,, organisation and a

A complaint about _ \\ an] strert yacht club M 12:45 today. m make ple are look ng forward to hearing (. D Stcuren and l-. l llnld.1t was :1 turned from their-motor tom 90 Maine._ bit of the work that was being done . ‘ d: Hotel
”’5'. "‘“ml‘j'gm‘ Lh“ m." "’“N' “f“ the trip to Nnuvoo "the island of mm- ' snla evening and a financiaisuccesa o s o in the State by various auxiliaries “1d" "ah“ ""0
ma. (- 2.. t c “pill“.n Educ List nlbnt. NHL" The Clambake [fol Wall under - ' ° . f . ' ° Mrs. Penny Fish showed magical After giving the qualifications required SOUTH BRORWAUL

. . way by 3:30 and from all appear. M" Frost was a “sun?- of town re- (""1” have "W" received by friends nbllitv in the Water the other day. Rho
-—Straws and Panama: at OBI-lens. unces will be one of the best and “‘11“!- llll daughter. Mildred, is now of Harry l’v‘r‘k :lnnounclns his mur- ‘ ' ' '

s s s dove in a "fish" and came up a little

visiting Charles \V. Archer of Rinc's ..
“boar.

l-‘rnncls L. Hall Gill of Collendcr's
Point has purchased a new Packard
Touring Cur.

rinse to Miss Hulloran. Mr. l’cck has
been associated with the development
of liurlmr View for the past twenty
years in most every improvement
lllai the islanders are now enjoying he
has taken active part. His fluids are
many. for he has a pcrso ality that
attracts. Harbor View wishes him
every happiness. good health. prosper-
ity and extends to hlln and his bride
the hand of good fellowship;
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The second Ladics' Tca‘held last
Tuesday proved another delightful
success. A representative crowd nt—
tended and enjoyed the. social to their
heart's content. The hostesses for the
“Ma were Mrs. C. D. Stcurer and Mrs.
C‘rl Jackson. Mrs. Harry Stevens ren-
dered several vocal solos which were
warmly applauded. Harry Stevens ac-
companied on the piano. Harry Held
did well with his piano numbers.

Miss Eleanor “'arle is becoming a
proficient auto driver.

most successful ever llelll.
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Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. Poole left
this afternoon for their summer cot-
tage. iu’cvcsink. near Danbury. ltoger
“food. George Roberts. Arthur and
Charles \Vutcrbury. Joseph lloos and
Edward Gerhardt will be their guests
for a. week.

The third unnunl Canterbury Mur-
lit't fur the lmnviit of Si. Moithcw's
Micrch in \Vilton wil be held next
Saturday. This affair hits hI-t-ome very
nnpulnr ill \Vilton and vicinity and
his many unique features.

East Norwalk

linsl Nor-walkers are glad to learn
or tlm npropriatlon which has been
smutl-Il fur the paving of Cove Ave.
Th:- ruud has long been in a very
poor condition and has caused much
trouble to automobiles.
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\Vork is rapidly advancing on the
huge chimmney at the Crofut and
Knapp hat factory on Van Zandt St.
The structure when completed will The first meeting of the association
reath an altitude of 130 feet above was held \\ cducsday in the Tokengke
its platform and 160 fet above the Clubhouse and the following were up
sround- pointed to serve on a committee for

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A monagerle dance is scheduled at
the club for tonight. A goodly crowd
is expected. Watch for the unique sur-

Bell Island

Miss Mostow of New York and a
guest of Miss Stout also of New Yorlo
arc the latest arrivals at Camp Edith.
Home for Bellevue Nurses.

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Mrs. M.,'l-‘.. Bcnsll of New York
(‘ily is spending a week with Mr. and
Mrs. “'arren Schryvcr of Old King‘s
Highway.

 
 

 

 

 

Avoid Paying

bills, tent, interest, etc, with cash
when it is so easy. convenient and cor-
rect to pay by check.

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Mrs. Edgar T. Rates of Gracie street
is seriously ill at the home of hcr
daughter. Mrs. Melville Downs in
Fairfield avenue. South Norwalk.

 

 

 

 

 
 

Darien

An association to be known as the
Darlen sud Tokeneke ImprOVt'ment
Association has been ,formed by wo-
men residents of those communities
with a view to prohibiting the litter-
ing of the roudsidcs and estates in
that district by picnickers.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

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A Central Trust Company connection gives
youthebestthatcanbehadlnbankac-
count service. Personal accounts welcomed.

 
 

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If you have any old clothes. call on

us, beoa‘usewepsythehighest.
8. LEVY
58 Water St. South Norwalk

 
 
 

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of Norwalk

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

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Your Money Will
Care For You”

 

 

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What are You Doing With
Your Labor?

Isn’t this Worth

 

A Savings Bank sccunt
has been the foundation
of many a fortune and it
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developed a. vast
amount of business abil-.
ity —- evidences of this
truth wherever. you look
in South Norwalk.

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BANK YOUR VALUABLES

Careful people no longer keep large sums of money
around the home. They use checks. But many are not

as thoughtful regarding small articles and papers of great
value.

You can bank your valuables by renting a Safe Do-

posit Box. A few dollars a year will provide a safe place
for articles worth many hundreds.

 
 

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mttrust. new of trust is tofiml
what is trust-worthy. This bank invite“
.mrcsrefnlinvestigstion.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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Trust Co. .

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The City National Bank