ll‘titi‘ity Drain "‘atic‘ Guild
‘5 resent at.
' July 11th .
u»
‘ ginning Moonlight Sail
. The Young People's Music and
‘ rustic Guild of the Trinity church
old a largely attended and enthu-
c meeting in the guild room of
Trinity church list evening. The
,> ' niid will hold a moonlight sail on
. it‘ueedey evening it s. best can be
, ,' red. All members who were not
last evening's meeting and
l he Wish to go on the sail in the
i' d should get in touch will Miss
. iflelen Saunders of 365 Ely avenue.
. l‘ o e s
.l. Rev. c. I. Lewis and daughter.
, {Constance of Fairneid avenue. will
\Lto to New York city tomorrow on
fine Roton Point daily steamer "Sea-
?i’gbte" where they will visit Miss Mary
‘Astor. motion picture star. Miss As-
ftor co-starred with John Barrymore
dn the late screen success, “Beau
"Brurmnell." Rev. Bowie is a friend
id: Miss Astor’s parents.
«ii-u“
lgoucn OF Rug“).
t*FgocxmWill-rig:
O O O
,: ' —-Lehigh Coal. Harris in Gene.—
fAdv.
.
iTho members of the Norwaik
31rd and Nature club will take their
July walk through the woods in the
vicinity of East Rocks avenue. Sat-
urday afternoon. Basket lunches
{will be carried. Those who do not
plan to go by automobile are re-
quested to take the Newtown avenue
trolley car which leaves “Fall and
Commerce streets at 2:19 P. M.
Members will meet at the end of!
troley line in 1:1“?an avenue.
l .
{{Miu Ethel Hyatt of Center ave-
hue is enjoying a. two-weeks' vaca-
tion from her duties'in the office of
the American Hat company.
. 0 0 O
., -Auto springs. Tilly's—Ali.
. O 0 O
Louis Dimond of Marshall street
wan s. business visitor in Boston
Monday. .
‘5! e o o
Geofge Worthy of Main street has
on a position as chauffeur in New
i; an.
.
I
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3. Mrs. James Hyatt. of Center ave- ,1
.i'iue was a visitor in Bridgeport i
L
Honday. , '
\fl'ouches of red in bone buttons I
atfl edging oftfrill trim this
{who frock'of knife-pleated ca‘n;
99.0%»: ” ' '"
.. e e . e
I.‘ John Maioruio was placed under'
linst last evening by Patrolman
‘flohn Smith on the charges of intox-
ication. abusive language. assault.
“reach of the peace and resistance.
He was released under bonds of
£109 and his case will come up in
the: downtown city court tomorrow
porting.
William Hogan. son of Mr. and
Airs. Danicl P. Hogan of South Main
street. has accepted a. position as!
clerk at the Gulf Refining filling sla-
tion in \V'est avenue.
3 Ir 0
made av
tion.
WOOI'I V
vacation
city. Mo
Mr. and
Louis
nue WI!
Monday
ingion a
at Savin
attended
“'lfh Mr.
hold a m
hall. As
lake plac
attended
the guest
the war-k-
.lumos
s. O O O
-I --Buy Your Victrma on our Club
Mark Donahue of Foirfield avenue.
glen—Ask about it at Donnelly's.
si 0 O O
i
has taken a. position will: the Halch’
sl and Bailey Lumber company. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Strass- ' ‘ ' ‘
5 Old Well Commandery. U. 0. G. . 1 — gi‘urgcr and family motored to Darlen Miss Cha‘ttc Jarvis of seam",
95f. held a meeting last night _La,se pea LoaL Ham, & l my mamas when they “shed mm “an" motored m Stamford yester.
which was well attended. Arrange- Cans—Adv. .[mn‘lsv . day
ihents were made to give a. social ' ' ‘ ’ e e e 0 e e
find an old-fashioned‘dance July 22: John thle up son of Mr. and' Mrs S. Frown of “3,5. avenue Miss Grace Lowndes of Sear-l",-
i
2"The members of Ladies' Auxiliary
of Mulvoy-Tariov Post will hold a
business meeting this evening at tack of nelson ivy.
Red Men's Hall. Washington street, ' ° ‘
at 8 p. 31. Philip C. “'elile of Maple street
has accepted a. position with the
Nor-walk Tire and Rubber company.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis
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—-Best Coal. Harris & Gene-«Adm,
' ‘ O I O
- 'heger Douiens. son of Sherm and Joseloff and
C C C
- r'. Edward H. Doulens will leave daughters of New Haven visited wrre issued recierday by Building _
33"“!9 Y. M. C. A. Camp Mohawk friends in the Second District re- Inspector George Hubbell: a‘,3;’:‘e it"safitgflifi‘r‘y Of Seariew
where he will remain for two weeks. cently. Mr and Mrs. Joseloff for- Dr. W R. \‘l'eedl. Pine Hill sve- li‘n N Y for .5" ‘ ‘93 "1 Brook-
‘ ' ‘ merly lived on North Main slreci. nus. R-room house and garage to ' ' " . .P‘V‘dll's. ’
William Smith of Stewart Ave. mo- ' ' ' (205' 39.000 3 2‘ ‘
tored to Pittdfleld. Mast, Sunday. —2\'mv ASSortmcni of Spaiding \\'. 83311.55. Ediie axenue. re- nuenisit; gzggi‘flfs‘?5.°f 5‘” l“e-
» , ' ° ' Golf Hose—Donnellys. ‘ shingle house. $150. and street have returned”, 0‘ a“?
William McQueen of the Say-Ola . . . Antonio Ferraro. York street. home. (mm m. “ hhe to their
hotel is visiting friends in New York Edward A. .‘lyriCk of Rogers and workshop. 3150. once held recon” .‘ 9‘ ydiat confer.
city. . Stevens is annoying a weeks \‘aca- Miehael I.ommlzer. Taylor ave. \‘ersity “mam 5 3‘ “Galena Lnl-
’ ‘ ‘ lion. nue. garage. $250. ’ ‘ .OWP- . as
James McLachlan has resigned his ' ' ‘
position as clerk at the Gulf Refining
filling station in West avenue.
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Repairs on the iron fence at the
Central Fire station were completed
this morning. The work was done
by W'illiam H Hoyt of \Vater street.
The fence was broken down when
Miss Amelia Neverisky of Fairiicld
avenue has returned to her home at-
ter spending a week with relatives in Mrs. George Hubheli drove her Ford Stamford. July 9.—F0rt,\' thou- a.“ Women‘s
New York city. sedan through it a short time ago. sand dollars worth of public im- Thufsdztb' C232? ci'E'Ch to be held
[movement bonds were burned by ' y " ‘5“!!! the
l
'ALL DEPOSITS ;
made in this bank before
:VFNW- r . .
z:~r~m a \1
Mrs John \Vehle of Maple s'rccl is “‘35 ”1? Elm" of rtlaln'ts in New
recoxcri‘ng at his home from an al-,' ”3“”? P~"‘$feu‘d»‘-.‘»1
Gets Permit to
Build $9,000 Home
The in
Stamford Burns
the city today.
rart of the issue of 1912 for the *
four per cent. bonds that mature in
30 years. By buying back the 340,.
NM worth the city will
imately $1.00".
a
A'BALLOON RAILROAD.
Balloon power is to be used on a
unique railroad in Bavaria to haul
cars to. the summit of a mountain
peak.
small passenger car. is 66 feet in
diameter and has a. lifting power 01
10,560 pounds.
s. single T-shaped rail. which is an- .
chored to the ground.
3,300 pounds
crew and 4.020 pounds for the bai-
ioon. ropes and
2,640 pounds is left in
gas-bag "engine.”
be stalled on the
descending gravity
The
required and water ballast provides Pelham. r
the necessary extra weight to make . ° .
the down grade—Popular Mecha- M!” A‘“" Crane ‘31 c°"“‘""
nics Magazine.
The corner" oftne‘ifeaco has been
curve. as it was formerly.
Miss Anna McKee " cashier at l".
W. Woolworth's store. is on a vacao
Bartholomew Lane. porter at Lig—
Miss Dorothy Van Zilen of 3 Haw-
kins avenue is en‘loying a two week a
ler store.
James Thomas of 38 Washington
street .was a. visitor in New York
Mrs. John Add; and daughter of
New York city are the guests of
Lowe street.
Miss Theresa Nardi.
Nardie and D. Nardi
street motored lo Stamford over the
week end whore
guests of friends.
Alexander Slrsssburger of Lexing-
ton avenue
automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foriz of Lex-
Mr .and Mrs. Frank Pequa of the Norwaik High school.
Lexington avenue are entertaining .0 ‘ 0
relatives from Boston. 32-. and Mrs. Forrest G. Abren and
John Foriz of Lexington avenue
Yankee stadium. N‘sv York city.
yesterday. 3 e e
Miss Jennie Pope has returned to
her home in Bridgeport alter a visit
Ely avenue.
Operators and
No. 38 of the Hatters Union Will
at 5 o'clock
in be prcSo-ni.
D. Nattnnlmrg
in Madison Square Garden ,Monday.
Edward Glnly of New York was
strcat has
i ..
right. angle‘ instead of n
' ‘ ' AS DOClOR
gett's drug store is enjoyinx-a two 3 .
Myron Sallick Becomes
at the Rol- PhyBiCian in MR ‘
"‘ ‘ Hospital—Other
motion.
a
O 0
from her duties
News
nday.
Mrs. 8a ' e1 Tortorelia of
last moat
ton to b one house phys a
‘ ' ' tho Boston city hospital. Dr. Ial
Cslzoial of Lexington ave-
a visitor in New Haven,
evening. .
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rs. .
ye‘ O O 0
Miss Rose
of Tierney
holiday with
Wheeler of Osborn avenue.
0 0 0
they were the
t O t
has DUICHRSNI 8- new home recently Mlle adelino Gaze-
ley of W’hite Plains.
e s e . e e e
venue-were recent visitors
Rock. New Haven.
3 a a
. 3 C
Mr] and Mrs. Thomas Manion . of
Summit. N. J., were the guests of
their aunt. Mrs. \V. Wheeler at her
home on Osborn avenue Sunday.
0
the baseball game at the
s r ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Holly B. SlausonAof
“‘aliace avenue have returned from
a motor trip to Lake George They
were accompanied by Mr.‘aud Mrs.
Ernest Crofut.
O I O O O O
Trimmers Local. Mrs. Hyman Jaffee. Irving and
. Alex Jaffce of Fort Point sirect.
tomorrow evening have returned from a visit with rein-
P. O S. of A lives in Trenton. New Jersey,
r-i officers will ' ' ‘
members are urged The Girls' club of Christ church
will hold a picnic at Calf Pasture
Friday afternoon. There Will be
bathing and water sports. A supper
will be served. The girls will be ac-
compdnled by Mrs. Robert B. B.
Foole and Mrs. George Stillman.
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and Mrs, John Redway of¢
ecilng
in the
rim-lion
P. all
‘lax Hill road
the Democratic convention
.1
in
of frlends
end.
(own over Miss Edith Targett of New York
city visited Miss Edith Dunn of Delta
ii]
a n . place yesterday.
Sander of “'ashlngton ,' ' ‘ ~
rmurmci to his home Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Day and
Sn ,0 Kn“. York City. son of Bristol are visiting Mrs. A.
t t O
Day of Belts place for a few days.
avenue is visiting relatives in Willi.
mantic.
O O O
Miss Dorothy Frey. daughter of
Mr. and hire. Conrad P. Frey. of
Seas-iew avenue. returned to her
home after attending the Methodist
conference at W‘esleyan L'nivcrai.
Middletown, w.
ilowing building permits
Miss Bertha Conklin and George
lConklln motor
. ed to Soul -
cently. hport re
$40,000 in Bonds - - .
Final plans are new under
lhe annual lawn fete of the
Way for
booths will be “The
c the Girls' club. The me
the club at the meeting duTi:?.tl:et
past year also made a numbers of
articles for the novelty booth. Other
features of the program will be a
fairy play presented by the candi-
dates of the Girls' Friendly society.
L DARW 3
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Trowbridge
2! New York. visited in Noroton Fri-
sy.
These bonds are a Mn"!!! Booth"
save appro-
blg bag, fastened to a
The car will run on . .
Mr. and Mrs. Oki Pulls and chil-
visited with Mr.
and Mrs. John Tyler and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Tibbits of Noroton
Heights over thefi'ourth.
O O 0
Miss May Gelst of Prospect avenue
entertained Miss Margaret Shay of
By allowing
for passengers and
a margin of
favor of the
so that it will not
upward climb. In
is the only force
car.
Point road. Noroton. is entertainln
Miss Adeline Cuttle of New York. ‘
for six months ending June 30th will be entered
' on pass-books and paid on and after July 10th. ‘
._ ; $000!!!!“ from $1 to $5,000 are invited.
a INDIGESTION
f”
The ueekl tin f h ‘ ‘ ' ”all" law“ ”a a” party I,“ ' fl-
' y prayer mac 5 o t e 1!! n t ere until ass ' I
i- Rowaylon Methodist church will be NOT-2: 5’12"": tAidt Society of the hailed. Luck had i??hi?bcon Ma:
. . . . - held tonight. » o res y er an church met at Lachian found the. cruisers to .
M7111 draw Interest fl Ol'l’l the home of Mrs. Andrew Shaw of two hour's and towed the boa-t: t:
. <1 Linden avenue, Noroton Heights. shore.
July 151; S . Tuesday afternoon. e e e
O O O
' I ‘ The regular weekly de 11
- , - u re Rel 'ef ur'grxtgvmfilft‘tvfigrdmnum new in the club house £353":
} ' - . e ay. evenln . K '
,, INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 41/27.; ro - - - ' ....... "mm ""
. Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher of
Noroton Heights entertained Mrs.
Richard Fairchild and Mrs. H. Smith
of New Jersey.
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George Mai-sled and son.
brother Nick. of Verona, 'N.
ed t: Dal-ion. Friday. and
woe oend with Mr. find
Wood of the Poet road.
. O O 0
Paul. and
J- ”0103'.
"flat the
Mrs. S. 8.
The Sunday school and church pic~
nic of the ' Darion Congregational
:sounl NORWAlK' SAVINGS ‘
BANK ‘
church will be‘ held Thursday. July
‘ O 0
‘ Wm. Young,
remodelling a
bias
local contractor.‘ is
ottsge for Mrs. 3gb.
Dr. Myron A. lellick. non of Kr.
and Mrs. Herman leliick of Fort
Point street who was graduated
from the Yale School '0: ”edition
left yesterday for, les-
iick will remain in Boston for two
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick 3. Whit-
man of Exeter. N. 3.. have returned
to their home after spending the
their aunt. Mrs. W.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Wood of Greg-
ory Boulevard. entert load at their
hits. Giendevero Lovejoy of Sec—
ond street is enjoying a six-weeks'
vacation frog her duties as secre-
tary to Principal Philip A. Jakob of
sporty of :6 women at a dinner and
“rd party at her
afternoon.
the Bell Island club catered.
a chicken dinner which started at
12:80 cards were
afternoon.
purchased sail boat
friends on Monday event and
while still u
the sound he
furnish the music.
Lachlah went out for a spin in lic-
Lschlan's smotor
and when near the
Club deck the
boat broka .The youths
aged to
the “ll-Bil.
the club house as
insurances:
rear the movie 9
consul.
a T 23¥L
¢ Rm
Friendly Spirit
window screens have been in
any mrsage.
riment. The dance held last Satur-
affairs yet staged on the island.
on the statistics of the resort ae-
clares that he never remembers a
greater crowd in the club house.
More its: 400 persons attended.
There everywhere evident that
feeling of good fellowship and con-
geniality. President I. A. Mason
has found this in his experiences as
executive of the Bell Island Associa-
. lion. W‘henever s_. call for assistance
is issued, there is hearty response.
Bell. Island has become recognized
as one of the most successful num-
rner resorts throughout the East. It
is well known in New York city as
an exclusive summer spot ideal in
its purpose.
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John Reed said yesterday that
his friend. Sam Waring . caught
a o 14 pound weak fish off
Cockenoe Island on Monday. Jobn_
declared that its the greatest pull
that's been made about these parts.
He says in all his history ss a fish-
erman he has never heard of so big
a weak 11831.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arch Selwyn have
returned to their home after a visit
with friends at Deal Beach. Elberon.
X. J.
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'Muter Kenneth Eylsnd has re-
turned to his home at South Orange.
N. J. after spending a few days With
Edwin “’eed at his home in Sum-
mit Ave.
0 I 0
President "Hank" Riley of the
Junior Bell Island Annotation an»
nounces that there will be a meeting
of that organisation in the club
rooms in the club house tomorrow
evening. At this meeting business of
importance will be discussed. .
. ' s e o '4
Plans for a tennis tournament will
be presented to the members and
_some.definite action may be start-
i ed toward booking games with other
junior tennh tea!!! af the town.
President Rileyeaei‘r-reeterdsy that
a baseball tesrn w’ being formed.
All the members of the club in ex-
pected to attend this evening's
meeting.
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Edward Reliant of Main St.
walk visited friends on
yesterday.
Nor-
thc island
'The Red Cove Yacht Club which
is being constructed for the Schmid-
ling boys at the end of Summit Ave-
nue. is nearing completion. These
lads have formed a boat club and
make their own miniature crafts.
The opening will be held next week.-
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The regular weekly card party
which was held in the club house
last evening “was a great success.
About to men and women attended.
There were 10 tables. Mrs. Frederick
Wright and Mrs. H. J. Wright were
the hostesses. Mrs. Davis was
awarded the first prise. Mrs.
won the second prize. Mrs.
captured the third prize and
Kaiser the fourth, Mr. Herbert
warts took the fifth prize. Mrs.
Harold Clark won the sixth. prise
and Mr. M. Perkin was awarded the.
seventh prize. It was a regular
weekly affair. -
Perry
M rs.
Sch-
. 0 Q
hire. Victor A. Cahill entertained
horns yesterday
Steward Al Herman of
After
alloyed during the
O I 0
Jerry Doyle went out in his newly
with a party of
quite a distance out on
became stranded on a
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Wellesley Smith and Jack Mc-
boat on Monday
Norwalk Country ~
tear of the
finelfi inan-
flx it up and set back to
C .‘
bid-Mere. do you
. . .
want movies in
out
mm"
A. Wilson. Lest
Very nice“
, amen scams. President.
snwaan Basso, Vice-President.
1.; ozone: 1.. woonwaan, Treasurer.
’ e e e R! ,’ ' ml
Ming Dorothy Bucks of New York “antacid $53.1:- flit-u.
city visited with o. a. Noxon e: the the z: of Ideas. . ‘ '
F H. BA oxm 1*" *3“. . . . ‘ at...» ~ ,
. Rosanne .motlfnss ‘. ' '
mums u... Mai?" .3 , mm“ “M ‘
avenue; is
. Indore. :
. . . . .
minerals”
YEAR
New screen doors were put in yes-
terday at the Ball Island club. 1:2:
0
quite some time already.. Islanders
look with pride on this community
t eaten It merits the growth of the
community since its inception not
It is of recent
years that such activities with such
vim have been carried out. Never
before in the history of the island
was there such a celebration as was
held on the Fourth of July. Every-
one was odt to lurk the 413'. There
was noise aplenty and spirited mer-
day evening was among the largest
Steward Al Herman who is'well up
SUPPER
Community “Growing To Be Held in Conjuno'
Each Year-— Dances
W e l l. Attended—A
for the fair and cafeteria supper to
Digital: on the lawn of the Roway-
ton Baptist church. Friday evening.
lm‘. Clement. D. Albrecht is chair-
man of the committee in charge of
332%: the committee which is
arranging the water sports. tithe!I
members are
Fault. Milton Evory,
[0'
program Will
races for boys and girls. canoe row-
lug. obstacle and club races.
has returned to his home after a
FRIDAY
tion With Fair—New
Ba 1) y_ in Albrech‘ t
Home l
’nnal plans are being completed
city.
will be made.
Miss Dances Bond is
Misc Marjorie Du
George Yar-
and" Arthur Labadine. The
include swimming
Ir. and Mrs. Irving Albrecht of
Rowayton avenue entertained at i to: 11“} > .L h.
HUM-ad place are receiving con- their home over the holiday and ' the rhcyr‘ - > 7-"
mutations Upon the birth Of a weekend a number of relatives from 3 3.
son. Friday. Brooklyn. , l. . r:
. ° ‘ ' a e e 5 .2
Hubbard Lockwood of Brooklyn
visit with ”3“,“. .
air-fang my J. n. Coates or Mc-
Kinley * street. have been entertain- 1
lug Miss Grace Lynch of Brooklyn.
- ' e e e.
~ The Epworth league of the Ro-
wayton Methodist church.
the kindness of Captain Stevens and l GTFT ‘ ;\
Harry a Byran will enjoy a sail Fri- ‘ DLPr-fiTMENT
dagigvening at 8 o‘clock.
George S. Moseley of Rowaytoni
avenue is enjoying a vacation it his l
home from his duties in New
The Ladies’ Aid Society of
Baptist church is holding a. meeting .
today at the home of Mrs. Katherine ‘
Sconeld of Highland avenue at which
final fins for the fair and cafeteria .
supper 'which is to be given on the ‘
lawn of the church Friday evening, j
Q t T E“
o a e ‘9?th
The weekly prayer meeting of the .. '
Rowayton Baptist church Will meet.
tonight in place of tomorrow night. ,
Miss Lillian Nagei of New Jersey[
is visiting Miss Jennie Scott of Ro-‘
nylon avenue.
i
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Moseley of l
The annual bazaar and supper cf . ..
the Ladies' aid society of the Rowav- : .. -
“jiwlnnwESDAyleLrs.
New Line of
Dainty Chinaware
through !
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ALSO THE LAUNCHIN G OF A 3-DAY SALE OF
SUMMER WASH DRESSE§
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Sounds like 'a mistake in print;
doesn’t it 1 However, such is not the
* case, asthis sale is» due ‘to very rare
, circumstances. If the weather had
' been hot the manufactures would not
harshest: emulsion and Norwalk
- as South Norwalk womenwould not
‘mm a Wall Street—Phones 1008 - 1023—. N
ONE DAY ONLY! TOMORROW "
Of This Week Will El:
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orwali‘s‘. fiancee-tint
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Summer’s whole outdoor ’97
scheme is included and style:
not begin to describe in a ‘-
Bniall. They are fashioned of 1.7.1::
link and novelty cotton in a ‘=' "3"“
ofnew styles and trimming eff“ ‘- P“.
cry one full cut and well made. 2;!
in all colors and white.
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