4.
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.vv. '2'! .w._— Vwr
of~sneaibers of the
and Dramatic
‘ ed to Pleasure beach.
on Iaturday. where they
- and outing. The party
. - church about 1:80 in a
returned about 10:30
‘ . Those making the trip
. -“‘floorgo Harris. Edward hill.
4 L'Honimedieu. nary Bart-
Iarion Hottrom. Alice Bart-
ma Wells and )dyrtle Hills.
. _ ‘3 L‘orhert Mottram, Hrs. John
E. '1‘. Harris and Bro.
. flldttlo chaperoned the party.
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m dancing tonight. Eaglas'
. f d Mott avenue. ‘
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n Perkins of the local
of the Salvation Army. » ls
( a camp meeting of tho of-
Icfli’ot the various New England
' of the Salvation Army.” at
0 .1 ard Beach. Kaine. -- He is
on to return home on Thurs-
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——lagles' Carnival tonight. Eagics’
hall. I Holt avenue.
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a baby daughter was born to
Mrs. Jane Roseuflcld at the Nor-
waik hospital Friday.
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—-Harris d: Gans. That's all.
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lira. Ida Kuhn of Vancouver. Can-
ada. is visiting in. and Mrs. M.
Waikotf of riymoulh avenue. Nor-
walk.
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-—Bialto mu. limiglas Fairbanks
h “Robin Hood."
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Miss Mary Harlshorn of Taylor
avenue spent the week-end with
friends in Seymour. Conn.
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—-Strsw flats at O'Brien‘s.
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Miss Elsie L. Miller of the Amen
lean La Denteiie Lsco oompaw. re-
turnod recently from an enjoyable
two woeka' visit with friends in Gay.
lordsvlilc.
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Ida! Seligson and “'iliiam K.
Finklor motored to New York on
Saturday.
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—-llhllo Goon. Douglas l<‘slrhanks
in “Mn Rood."
Miss Marion Mottram, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J.,Rorbert Hottrsm
of Hillside street, local aoprano so-
loist. song In the choir of the Trini-
ty church in Southport. yesterday,
during the absence of Miss Mabel
Miller of liimwnnd avenue. South
Norwaik. who is the regular singer
there.
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Mrs. ()erlrudt‘ lilnrrell of Taylor
avenue spent the week-end with
Mr. .nd Mrs. “'nlti-r Hoyt in Port
Chester. N. T.
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Rev. Chapman 9. Lewis. rector of
in. Trinity Episcopal church 'M
has been away on a month's vaca-
tion will return to his home in Fair-
tloid avenue this week.
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—Blalt.o soon. Douglas Fairbanks
in "Robin Hood."
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A meeting of the Trinity Husical
and Dramatic Guild will be held to-
morrow evening in the Trinity I‘nr-
ish Hall
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l-‘ranlr l'rsn. Stamford contractor.
has ll’iltlgnlr‘d suit through Attor-
ney Max ll. Mornste‘iil. his counsel.
Allin: llamngo-s of $5,000 from
Joseph A lit-unto and Angeline 1.9-
gato of Nnrwnik. The action is
brought on common counts on in-
debtedness of 33.300 ”9an alleged
in the complaint.
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John Hunk of Fulton. i'siifurnm.
Will the gut-st of Miss Jeanie Way
of Taylor avenue, over the week-end
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—-Speilai features at Eagles' Car-
rlltal ten-ght. ti Mott avenue.
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Augustus \'e;;a of Lowe street.
spent thi- week-end in New Haven.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of
Houton street spent the week-end
in Brooklyn. New York.
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Dnrand Mrs. William H. Gregory
of Stamford have returned from a
three day's visit to New London.
(foam. stopping on their return trip
at tho home of Dr. Gregory‘- sister.
Mrs. Charles A. Sherwood of Lowe
street.
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—Buy your \‘ictroia at Donneily's
on easy weekly payments Store Open
evenings until I p. tn.
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Mr. and hire. Owen Kindilien. of
Flax Hill road. are the proud par-
out! of a baby boy born Sunday aft-
nrnoon.
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'-—Holen Nattenborg's beaut Parlor.
26 I'll: Hill enar West avcgue. The
‘slot word in modern application.
‘equlpment and methods. Bobbing
.halr a specialty. Phone 992-4.
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: Services wcsc held last evening at
l-tho Iwedlsh Lutheran Church under
~.the direction of Evnld B. Lawson. a
.studm st Upsala College. Kcnil-
.worlh. N. J. A large number were
.11: atlanoanee at tho incl-ling amt it
{is lined that even larger gatherings
1m dome in the near future if cir-
:cunstancoo permit. work on com-
‘plolhg the building of the Church
‘ ill be begun soon. The mbioct
;t the sermon was "What is neces-
hr Salvation and How should it
lied." The next meeting will be
two weeks. when Mr. Iawson
cit a. the theme. "flary. the
Servant of Christ."
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-—Harris I: Gans. That's all.
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A bridge whlst will be held in the
h Country club on Friday
- . . Luncheon will be serv-
1‘ i P. id. Ire. John C. sher-
,.Id El. street. will be the host—
“ the affair.
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, shims a Gans. That's all.
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Motto tBia;so and Pat-
u s s. , s o of.“
m were wooh..na .312;
‘ on Ira. Abraham Jacob of
‘M
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In framing let
x. o. .r. m.. .3, '""
.u’,»
i see
'5’ Mil also
*#
on well Mose; its win
I0“ t peach and ice cream festival
hp- .auananes hank“!
-Itraw flats at O'Brloa'o.
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Clluord Hanok of Cedar street. is
visiting relativ:s in New York city.
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1di- Lodlco Weld of Cannon streot
has purchased a new Durant sedan.
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meonwmr—q
lllseeo Anna and Katherine Glea-
son of Port-Chester. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Hichaol Pascale of Van Zant
street yesterday.
. o -e s-
IR. and Hrs. Willis Bean of Van
Zant drool. and Ir. and Mrs. Ward
lturtovant of Lorena street. left this
morning for Beckville, Conn.. where
they will spends week’s vacdlon.
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- liars. ! rearoid daughter'of Mr.
and Mrs. Xichaol Pascale. is perhaps
one of the youngest theatrical pro-
ducers in the country and yet the
art which she displays in her lavish
arrangements are by no means to be
disregarded or seemed. Together
with some other young girls of her
neighborhood. she has devised a plan
of her own which appears very sues
cemful. She is going to stage a
show. feature vaudeville team dis-
play aesthetic dancers. offer solos
and even give lemonade all for the.
paltry sum of three cents. The back
yard of her home in Van Zant sir-ct
is the place and Wednesday after-
noon is the time. The, enthusiasm
displayed however. and the good
prospects of a rushing business are
all conclusive that the affair will go
through with a. boom.
Henry Stenlon of Belle Place. has
secured a position as superintendent
of a large list. manufacturing com-
pany in Fall River. Mass. He left
lss tevening for Fall River where he
will begin his duties Immediately.
Miss Elisabeth Hendrick. of East
Avenue. has returned to her home
after a visit with relatives in New
Jersey.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Starr Jarvis
and Margaret and Starr Jarvis have
returned to their home in Seaview
avgnue. after a short vacation spent
with relatives at Bantam Lake. Dari-
us Killer of Torrington_ returned
with them and will spend a few dayst
.vith them.
Mina Grace Lowdnns has t'olurrn‘il
to her home on Sraview avenue. aft-
er a visit with friends in Willimsntlc.
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Miss Emma i107. Ni has returned
to he!- home in New Jersey. after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oahey J.
Smith of First street.
Miss Sarah Sokol of Scranton. Pa .
is visiting Mrs. Joseph Sokol of First
slr'eel. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Johnson. term.
erly of East Norwalk and who have
spent the, lasts six years in Sweden.
have returned to town add will again
take up their residence in the Third
District. Mr. Johnson will re-enter
the carpentry busine‘
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fey cf
Strawberry Hill avenue. have re-
turned to their home after a two
weeks' automobile tour through the
New England states. Points of iii-
tercst visited included: Old Orchard
Beach. Mt. Washington. Echo Lake.
the great stone face. etc.
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Dr. Frank B. Hoyt of Pine Hill
ave-mm is enjoying a week‘s vacation
from his «inure at. his ‘Vr.\hlng‘.on
street dental ofilees. lie is out on
the Sound with a party of “leads to-
day on a fishing trip.
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it was stated in the Sentinel. inst
Saturday that Bertram Wilkins
would attend the Sargent Physical
Culture school in Boston. This was
an error. lilies Beatrice Wilkins has
been enrolled at the institution.
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The many friends of Charles B.
"I‘op" Carey. well known throughout
the Third lllslrlct. who died at the
Westport Sanitarium on Saturdav
evening. are grieved to learn of his
death. Mr. Corey was loug a reel-
dent of East Nor-walk. He came to
East Norwaik from Savannah. Ga. i
about is years ago. He is survive»;
by a distant. relative in Georgia,
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Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Cornell are
expected to return to their home on
Marvin Beach. W'ednesday. after a
vacation trip spent in Malnb.
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Judge John Keogh . Maniu
Beach. has returned to his home
after a business visit in Springfield.
Mass.
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Miss Hazel Stuli has returned to
her home in East avenue. after a va‘
cation with relatives at Borstogs
springs.
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Miss Katherine Honnecker oi
Bridgeport, is visitinr .‘udge and
Mrs. John Keogh of Marvin Beach.
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Mr. and Mrs. Israel Spector a.
family of Belts Place. will take up
their residence in their newly pur-
chased home on Central avenue, Sat-
urday.
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Mid season crowds are no longer
being seen at Calf Pasture due to
the conditions of the weather. Yes-
terday. so someone Joklngiy remark-
ed there wero more lifo guards than
visitors and such was the case. But
a few people went in bathing.
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' Leo Chlnshy of Moore Place, has .
beno enrolled as a member of
Brown University in Providence and
will commence his undies there next
month. .
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William Benedict has returned to
his home Cottage 8L. after a short
recuperating visit at tho Westbort
oanltarium.
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ltrs. Henry Warm‘and daughter.
Jeonof‘rhirdstreetarovlsitingee.
lativel in Brooklyn. .
Hr‘ June- 305;”; and son of s
nth-o street are spending ~’a week
with relatives in Drookiyn.
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The In. Hos-walk ‘01“: will hold
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lineups totem.“ ft the ‘ -
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bthe singing of “School Days." and
’ ‘Ines Montoith, “(by Mason. Muriel
.Rury Pissing. John and Benry
Gust-nee. Josephine Reason. [cater
launedlately following the nae 3'”
.mwmmmu".". ‘
f 123.9% I.”
won by lire. Joh
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GALLAGHER AND
snnAN sorta.
ders in-Parodice.
The first annual minstrei‘show of
a medley. This was followed with
the singing of Sweet Melody by Miss
“Ten. Ten. Tennessee," "\Vho Cares"
and "Loving Sam." and the whole
chorus Joined in.
into all the Jokes. and the quips
about them drew loud laughter. Mr.
omitted. but he would ask the four
end-men. the greatest or strangest
Kent Creuser. thought the mos:
remarkable thing was Arthur Ham-
mersteln‘e speed boat "The Kay."
Herbie Schwartz said the most rc-
markable thing he had seen was one
Bell island man walking straight
after their recent Clambake. This
brought down the house. Donald
Fred Sullivan's bathing sun. the
strangest thing at the island and
Jerry Doyle declared he saw a wom-
liell Island bazaar and he consider-
ed this most remarkable. Jerry was
given the prize.
Jarboe announced that "i Love Me"
Cormick. immedhtcly everybody
was attention. Mr. Jarboe than in-
ornnge and black sport coal from
Princeton university. ill! rendition
of the song was very well received.
lures on the big program.
Professor
South Norwalk. and a member of
several accordeon selections. which
delighted the large and appreciative
audience. Jack Benjamin. 9-year-old
ed. Jack has a wonderful votec and
a big future is predicted for him. He
Sync." This number was roundly
applauded and he was forced to give
several encores.
A novelty was introduced in the
middle of the program. “’iwn Slim
Hayes was repeating his cncove of
"i Love Me." Jerry Doyle. one of
the end-men, walked off of the plat-
form snd went to the rear of the
club and started yelling in .i tlue
vendor's style. "Hot Dogs. licvahev
Bars. for sale." .Slim then chai-
iengcd Jerry to a singing contest.
Jerry stepped up on the platform
and sang the popular hit "i'm i‘tun-
ning Wild." This piece drew rounds
of applause and Jerry was forced to
encore several times. Jerry. who
won a prize of 85 at the I‘alnce thea-
tre in South Nprwalk. last year for
who was recently offered a scholah
best in thil piece;
sung by Vernon Jarboe. Mr. Jon-
boe wrote his own words and put
land families were mentioned in the
in the song were 8. A. Swanson.
llvsn, Charles '1". Hogan. “1'. Frank
Schwartz. Willard Burbank. the
house committee. Frederick W.
and Mrs. Malcolm A. Parkln.
The full musical program of the
MINSTREI. SHOW-3m BIG
HIT; FINE SONGS, GOOD JOKES
SOCIAL CLUB
PICKS OFFICERS
Vernon Jarboe Hits Island- S. A. Swensen Is Nominat-
ed for President.
At a meeting of the Bell Island
the Bell Island club was held sat- Social club Friday evening. officers
urday evening in' the club before a for the comingyear were nominated.
crowd of about 300. Vernon Jarboe. The election will take
chairmanof the entertainment corn- Friday evening. It is usually a for-
mlttee. who coach the cast. made mal matter. as onlyonce or twice in
a few introductory remarks before the history of.tbe club has a rival
the opening of the show. A few mln- ticket been put up. The nominations
utes after 8:30 the black-face artists are: President, 8. A. chnson; vice.
walked on the stage. lot by little Jay president.
Jarboe and Marjorie Wright. Both treasurer.
little tots presented a fine appear- Charles Jar-hoe; for
once and sat in front of the perform- governors of the club the following
ers. were nominated: Eugene Rich. "or-
After lnteriocutor Jarblo had in- non Jarboe. Frederick W. Houston.
troduceii the Bell Island Knights of Alvin Schmot‘ler.‘ 101' auditors. W“-
the Burnt Cork. the show got under liam Schmidling
way. It opened with the singing of kins.
Harry McLachlan.
C. B. Peters;
the board of
and Stuart Hop-
liliss Ruth Howell of New York is
Frances Gallagher. Jerry Doyle and the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Herbie 8chwarts.- two of the end- Hagerty at the
men. then started the singing of Summit avenue.
Mrs. Cardona's mother of Brook-
lyn. N. Y.. is visiting her at the Sum-
Beil Island people were biought mit house. Summit avenue.
Harry Bedeil and John Crowley
Jarboo then sprang a surprise. lie 0‘ White Plains are visiting Densld
announced "mg the lucky number Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
dance for children would have to be 1"" Adams 0’ Crescent road.
The power-boat owned by John
thin! they had "or seen at the 1.- Gallagher of the Hiliview cottage.
land. and a prize would be given the Summit avenue.
winner. ‘ loose from its moorings last Tuesday
night. during the heavy wind and
rain storm. was found Saturday near
the old lighthouse at Smith's island
by Edward F. Seitz. in. of Bell ls-
Dr. Eugene P. Bernstein and
family and Mr. Gallagher and iam-
iiy motored out to the island yester-
day in Dr. Bernstein's motor boat,
. "The Lsgatsna." and recovered Mr.
MacLachlan said that he consldired Gallagher's boat. As Mr. Gallagher‘s
boat was new. it would have been
quite a loss if the boat had not been
an with a dollar the day alter the found.
land.
A party of Pine Pointers went out
motortn gin George Riley's “Joan"
The character song h“ of the a.” on Saturday morning. Among those
nlng was "I Love Me." Interlocutor “'h" “'0“? Mr- "“6": Bursts were
the Coetclios. \V'crner (‘ocncn and
would be sung by a future Jack ’10- “MM! Simmon-
Mrs. E. L Coxe has returned to
troduccd Malcolm F. "Slim" deee. "'3" home "l New York CRY. liter
sum stepped out on the platform ”will"! a week. the guest of‘Mr.
attired in red silk stockings and an “)4 M“ 0- A. Macintosh of Lage-
\\atrr cottage. Wet avenue.
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Bell Island's tennis tourney ior tin~
There were ”.0 other special ff..- season of 102! will get under way
this afternoon. Twelve members of
John A. Cutrorlc 0‘ the club. under 14 years. have signi-
fied their intention of entering the
Kearnev's band, entertained with singles tournament and while all are
not confident. they are at least hope-
ful of winning the gold cup. which
is being offered by .lamr: A. linger-
schooiboy. of Stamford was introduc- 'y 0‘ Summit “"9““?-
l)r. and Mrs. (‘. lrung l-'--rris of
can "For the Sake of Auld Lari, Crescent road were the
g 1' guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jarvis. who are visiting at Cornwall.
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brush and son.
of ('lvcriook cottage.
mil avcnpe. spent yesterday at the
heme of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Evans.
Lake Waramaug.
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Donald.
New Preston.
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Ralph Schwartz has returned to
his home in Brooklyn. .\'.
spending the week-end at the. home
of Mr. and Mrs. \‘crnon .larboe of
Smith's alley.
Tile barn and garage owned by
Dr. George chncr of \Vest a\ cane
has been painted and presents .1 very
attractiv appearance.
Following the mmstrcl
ship in a musical school. was at his Saturday evening. "W “99“” dim“
was held. The tot's and children's
The last song of the evening w” lucky number dances Were omitted.
but the adult's was held. Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Eagerly
them to the tune of Mr. Gallagher "why °“°'- The 9““ “‘3 donated
and Mr. Shean. Many prominent in. by H' JORV" \Vright. Kearney’s °"
chestra of Ramford furnished the
Jack Benjamin of Stamford
entertained with several vocal selec-
Clarcnce A. Spear. Frederick J. Sui. tiona.
piece. Among the families who were music.
Billy and Robert Senmidling. sons
Hold Outing at Home
.of Tony Balcotn —-
Directors Meet
Tony Balcom. John Lawson.
“'estport Standard Saturday after-
noon and a number of artists and
home of Tony Balcom. Among
those a'tlending were . George
Wright. Angus MacDonall. Hubert
Mathiews. George C. “faith and
\viilard \Villlams of the Poet Pub-
lishing company; LeRoy Downs,
“’iliiam Mllllgan. David A. Morri-
sey. Ralph Lindsay and Dick Swee-
may of the South Nor-walk Sentinel;
Gene Chariott. R. J. Mitchell and
Bill “'alsh of the Nor-walk Hour.
The dinner was prepared by
Charles Anderson and George Lynch
of Norwalk. There was a baseball
game between the Reds and the
Whites. The Reds were composed
of \Villard Williams of the Bridge—
port Telegram: Anton Leary. Sec.
of the 1'. M. C. A.; William 1:.
Prince, artist: Bill McKnight of the
Stamford Review; \Vlilinrn l’errin,
Robert andin. artist; J. J.
McGovern. of the Stamford Review;
ny itchbcr. E. Aske. Ed Boyd. litu-
l.iichnaur. The game ran for nine
innings. in the seventh inning the
score stood 13-13. in the eighth
ninth inning the Whites got a run.
which won the game. \Villiams and
l'errin each made a home run for
the licds and Lloyd made a home
run for the Whites. ‘
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A car broke through the fence. at
the turn on the west side of Bosco
cl Marc, and landed on the rocks
below. The accident occurred about
2:30 a. m. Sunday morning. Officers
Dominick. Nichols and Sheriff Per-
ry tried to get the car rightod but
eventually had to send for a service
car which surceeded in getting the
car to the road bed. it was tchd
to an uptown garage. The Occu-
pants Were not seriously injured.
add the car will need only slight
repairs.
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.il‘tli Cable of New Rachelle
spiut til neck-end in town.
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\Vcetport bull teams Were the
winners in yesterday's games. The
Greens l-‘urms team defeated the
Norotons. the score being 3 to .l.
The “'estports played the “'andcr-
era at Stamford and won by a score
of ii to :3.
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Frederick Darrow will spend the
neck in Derby in the interests of the
Atlantic and Pacific Tea store.
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John Gilbertiu has announced his
inti-ntion of enlisting in the .\'or-
walk battery of Xiilional Guards.
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Mrs. Granville. Coiyar in uniting
ln-r mother in \\'ellesley. Muss.
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The directors of the- Y. .\i. L‘. A
will hold a meeting in the “1"
building this evening.
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The council of the Boy Scouts
will meet in the Library hull this
evening to chose a scoutmastrr to
take the place of Mr. li‘arWell. who
:11!!! not return to \Vestport this
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Mrs. C. 1‘. (‘hilds is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
in New York.
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Mrs. Lewis Colictll was a visitor
in Norwaik Saturday. ' .
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The Joseph J. Clinton Post. Vct~
erans of Foreign “'ars. the Ameri-
can Legion. natthlnn Post. and the
American Red Cross. local chapter.
have received permission to use the
Compo Pioneer fire house jointly.
when the fire companies move into
thoir new quarters.
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Miss Katherine Elwood. assist-tut
librarian. began her annual vacation
0 Mr. and hire. William Schmidling
Houston. Mrs. William w. Wri m °f ”Wm“ "““e- ““0 "ii-“’0': t
‘ yacht club for the children.
name is the Red Cove Yacht club.
evening was as follows: Opening There are 11 members at the pres-
chorus by ensemble. Sweet Melody but time. Each member has his own
by m.- Frances Gallagher. Ten. 1““. W“-
Ten. Tennessee by Kerblo Schwarts
and Jerry Doyle, Toot. (root, Tootsie
tone. accordeon selections. “0. Bar.
"You've Got to See Your Mama
Every Night“ by Kent Crooner. For
the Sake of Auid Lang Syne by Jack
Benjamin of‘Stainfoi-d. I Love Me... .
Jarome P. Doyle. Donald liefachlsn
James A.. jr.,,and Donald Hagar”.
Leonard. Albertlrskine. lobbying;
arty. Bobby Jarboe. Broom Peters.
given In Janice. who worked so Its-or. N;
by Donald McLachlan. Hawaiian cheers were led by 8- A. Swenson.‘
Lullaby by Hm Pieriug “a Bay genial persldcnt of the Bell Island
Tucker. Bebe by Herbert A. club- Cheers were also given for the
Bebwarts. in. Profesair Jueph Cut- tine work 0! the kiddies.
old" by sues Frances Gunshot. Westmrt Girl to ,
Marry Teacher
Westport. Aug. 27.—Mr. and Mrs.
by Malcolm Bayes. I'm Rnnnins Robert Storer Stephenson. of Wont—
Wild by Jerry Dorie. . Gallagher port. Co'nn.. announce the engage-
and In. Sheen by v on-Jsrboe. rnent of their daughter. Miss xsm-
anus. modloy of pieces by the cho- na Scherlnerhorn Stephenson.
mg, Henry Loront Loeb.
Vernon Jarboo was tnterlocutor of Hrs-
tho show. Berber-ta. Ichwarta. 3r. N- J-
sor. of 1dr. and
Alfred Lech. of South Orange,
Stephenson was graduatgd
and Kent Crease:- were the mass... from Vassar. class of ’21. an}: for
Othon in the black-face show were: the last two years has been
Jay .Jarboe. Marjorie Wright. an- at the flamingo school.
coins Hgyeo, Frances Gallagher. N’ '7‘ 3
Mr. Leeb was graduated from tit
Kassaclmsetts histituto of Techno-
and II Josephine and to". class of '15. During the war
3.“: '1)“: uni “lino-Ill.“ Turner. a.” he served overseas
0. Harper. Alice Bernstein, Eleanor I“ the ““7 .
like Daisy B. Scudder
roadie visiting Mt- St.
‘Rlclunond. Virginia...
wu formerly
panics visited t c f‘Yf' building Fri-
day evening to 'get a line On the
furnishings of the social remand
the reading room. The furnishings
for the new are house will be on the
more orders ‘
no) a lieutmt «. ‘ . ‘ '
. ~ 2 A committee from the America}:
304 CID... The Veterans of W“ 1’
Ware‘and the American. legion nest. ’ '
m the Forest. ere' mm- .” MIR
plans for promoting W9 and
mutation
a ‘ $5.."
a rug may
th Hi- In; Jfiu1
| 9 I“ NM
. o om .ROWImn. ’7
tries Pierce of Poussin
unison? the (membess‘of . which:
World War. ’ . . ’ .. w ,
from her duties in the Library to-
day. Miss Ernestine Punzeit Will
substitute during Miss Elwood's va-
cation.
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Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jones motored
turned from a. vial
Charles Romper and John Hurley
entertained the stockholders of the
Out-Of-lOW'n DOWIDIDCI‘ men, at the
Mrs. Roderick Darrow has re-
: to Long Beach.
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Mr.‘ Everett Fillow spent Friday in
New York. '
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Langenberg
have received cards from Dr. and
Mrs. Jansonwho are spending the
month of August motoring through
Canada. ' ‘
Many \Vestport members of the
Monko Grotto attended the field day
of the organization
Saturday.
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Mrs. Samuel Banks. Clinton ave-
nue has purchased a new car.
Mr. and Mrs. Selleck \‘i’arren of
Washington avenue.
on a camping trip.
as far as “’estford. Mass. before re-
turning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fiilow end
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Starbuck lett
Saturday for a motor trip to Canada,
where they expect to meet Mr.
Mrs. Leonard Gault. who left West-
port last Monday.
the chairman. was '
n Adams Thanh
Schultz‘eis Tilésday 3990i
HamburgSteak
BeefLiver................
ShoulderSteak.........
StewingLamb............
VealChops...............
.BestFrankfurters.........
in Bridgeport.
left Saturday
They will motor
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, .50, Nanak
89 and 43 Hair Street, Nor-walk.
Wootport Georgetown Darles Stamford Black Rccx
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U'itourke. of the Westport Stan~
dard; John Held. ri. artist: James
Q M. Kcmpcr and Ernest b‘uhr. The
Whites: \V. “'alsh of the Norwaik
hour; Bill Fife and Howard Com-
eiock of the Bridgeport I’ostt C. I).
ltusscl artist; John Hurley. Art Full-
.cr, John Lawson. Louie Hirsh. linu-
be represented.
bcrt Mailiicwa. Tho umpires were
George \V’. Alger and Mortimer
inning each got a run. In the
clone a
Menatlr-rs.
ROTON POINT
High Tide; Tuesday: 1:17 a. m..
and 11:36 I. m. (l). S. T.)
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The 25111 and 17th Regiments of
Connecticut Volunteers will hold
their annual re-union at
tomorrow. The veterans from
Civil \Var will come in force and Nor-
walk's own regiment. the 17th “ill
The officer: for the
coming your will be elected. This is
usually a formal matter as there are
so few veterans left. that there are
usually no changes made.
usual prayers will be given.
meeting will be held in the. dancing
pavilion. A special dinner will 'no
served to tin: veterans.
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There will be no excursions or
outings at the Park on either \Vcd-
needay or Friday of this week.
Saturdav. lhi‘rc will be live excur-
the Park. and a total of 4.-
600 ( xcursionints will be at. the Park.
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The wcvkly band (‘f‘lle-l't was gin-
cn yesterday afternoon in the band
stund in the grove by the Swamr.
'i’hn concerts are prov.
ing to be a popular feature and the
large crowds are enjoying them.
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One thousand members of
Chinese Hong .‘mck Association
came to the Park today on the Sirua.
This is the last Chinese excursion oi
the year. and the third outing at
lir I l. this year for the Hong Luck-
OI‘S .
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COLLIDE IS 50. MAIN STREET
Thomas Ryan of lily avenue re-
ported to the police that while driv—
ing ill] automobile in South Main
street yesterday he was ran into by
a Ford touring car drive
I'cdnn of Van omit street. Both
rnrs “'(‘i‘l‘ damaged.
made.
owned by C.
Ford coupe.
Mill Outlet Store
124 Washington Street
the Park,
It}?
We wish to announce that the Sui-'11:-
ban Day Sale will. continue mi; ~-
. Saturday with just as many aim-w 3
bargains as before. This mm. a
treat to all who take advamai. .
. Mill Outlet St re
124 Washington Street
Are You Interested in Proper
If you are do not miss the series of for! ::- ~ .
OUR FAMILY FOOD which The Scrum-'3 . ' . *-
cry Tuesday.
By WINIFRED STUART GIBBS Nationally K23: Peri
n by Hugh
Diet for Better Health?
sis.
Authority.
No arrests were
The car driven by Ryan was
R. Policy and was a
The“ Sentinel
to New York Saturday. \Vhiie there
they visited Bedioe Island and other.
points of interest. in the vicinity oil
the Metropolis.
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The Veterans of Foreign Wars. Jo.
seph J. Clinton Pest. will have a
shore dinner at Dorion House_ East
Nor-walk. Thursday.
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The Y. M. C. A.. has been present-
ed with one hundred books, by Mrs.
F. E. Lewis.
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The funeral of Joseph Myers was
held at the Church of the Assump-
tion asturday at 9 o'clock. Rev.'J. J.
Carroll officiating. Mg. Meyers a
short time ago celebrat'-‘ his 51st
birthday. The interment'was in the
Catholic cemeterg‘tn King street. '
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PALACE BOOTER'
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
SCHOOL SHOES
Now is the time to buy yOur School Shoes at the nu. 11 l “(H ’i if:
for boys and girls. Solid leather throughout. show that m.. .
iron and cut your family shoe bill in half. .‘Iodt‘rtlti'll piu ‘L
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the quality footwear.
A Complete Assortment of
sumrs and con.
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RAISTON SHOES
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Shoes of today look more or less alike——ii:--'r 5 ‘ . .-
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