. vows": 5.. We. yv»~g.;a-.uw era;
’ /
gspent yesterday in Stamford.
1" i o s o
. 3 .John Bodnar took a. party of chi -
i» 5th: Lee,
:aes-~ ran.
' he Katherine R. Prendergast.
“twitter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
am of 5 Spring Hill road
and Thomas W. Ryan. son of Mr.
.ind Hrs. T. 1“. Ryan 0! 10 Jarvis
7 , were married this morning at
3 o'clock in St. Mary's church by
the Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
The brideflvoro a gown or bro-
, n crepe. Her veil was
rgmngéd and caught with sprays of
gun biomms. She carried s.
_ over bomuet of white bridal ros-
9!-
* Kiss Alice C. Prendergast. her sis-
was bridesmaid. She Wore
pours blue georgettc and carried a
ct of pink roses. Richard
galley. at Boston college mate of
e bridegroom. was best man.
rs. Ryan previous to her marri
{was a member or the teaching corp
:qt the Franklin Junior high school.
;‘!’he bridegroom is a graduate of
:Boly Cross college. an tax-service
:unn. and member of the Central
SOfficers Training corps, Camp Lee.
ngr‘glnia. He is also a member of
33m Holy Cross club of New York
raw and the Knights of Columbus.
1 ; Upon their return from their wed-
:dlng trip they will make their home
iih Philadelphia where Mr. Ryan is
temployed as a. liability unrycwriter
‘Vith the Independence
company-
' O
O O
,—-Ea.gle's Carnival all
(Adv.
l t C
EMrs. James Griffin. an inmate of
,‘the Home for the Aged on West-‘
port avenue. is seriously ill. Mrs.
Griffin. who is 93 years of age, is
the oldest woman at the home.
, . O O O
4 “'illiam Horton of Cedar street
was a visitor in New York City Tues-
day.
- O O
(ring each evening.
6 Mott avenue.—
0
—Outdoor clan
Eagle's Home,
Ad". '
0
Harold Fcinsori of Ely avenue and
Louis Kramer or “'ashington stroetl
were visitors at New York City
Tuesday. where thny attend a per-
formance at one nt‘the theatres.
O 0 0
Harris
—Lsrge
Gina—Adv.
Pea Coal. d.-
U C
A daughter “as born Sunday toi
Mr. and Mrs. Kovacs of Benton
street. I
I C 0
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Falcons or
New York City have returned to
their home after a. visit with Mrs.
Nicholas Falcone of Lexington ave-
nus.
O t C
-—Lehigh Coal. Harris in Gaul-4
Adv. .
t
Miss Marian Feinsod of Bonbrook.
N. J., who has been the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. I. Feinsod of Ely sve-'
nue, has gone to Hartford tor avisit
with relatives.
0 O I
‘ Paul Miller of Spring street has
taken a position with the Roller
store on South Main street.
0 O a
--Best Coal. Harris & Guns—Adv.
O O O '
' Mr.‘and Mrs. Nicholas Garfield of
'Lowe street have as their guests
INicholas Aviola and Edward Lava-
;in0 0: Bridgeport.
0 O O
. Joseph Gabbilo of Benton street
was a visitor in Bridgeport yester-
day.
; ; o p o
2 i —Buy Your Victroxs. on our Club
iPlsn—Ask about it at Donnoily's.
O O O
’ Samuel Abramson of Bouton'street
: men on an outing to Norvon Islan
~ ndsy. The trip was made in the
t “Viola Raymond." Those in
0 party were: Mary Mela, Mary
ergo, Mary Kish. Sarah Lee. Mar-
I-Ielen Wnrgo, Helen Cochia,
‘1 sr Sugden. Ester Eoris. Irene
gler. Julia Frenzie. Irene May-
:Bue. John Bodnnr. Stephen Lovas,
hur Mmatao, Frank Belt. Adolf
mubrano. Frederick Pascarelli. T.
flan. Charles Gall. Alex Gall. Cole-
7m Kurmla, James Mane and
thn Daly 0: Stamford.
' O O O
I E—Gotflleb's semi-annual clearance
0. Everything greatly reduced.—
v.
C O 0
Miss Verna. Bermato of _Chapel
has taken a position with the
amt a: Knapp company. '
l O O O
illiss Roso Franzilll of Lexington
onus is entertaining her nelce,
rs. Henry Zeuli or Boston.
. O I O
f f——Gottlleb's semi-annual clearance
‘ is. Everything greatly reduced.—
v.
. I o' e
fillies Esther Frois of Lexington
g us, Miss Mary Sandy and Miss
. - Hanglor of Ely avenue on-
M Miss Prendergast and
: _’l_‘_li_omas W. Ryan Weds
Indemnity '
this work E
jut Eagle’s Home, 6 Mott avenue.-——;
mammalian? !
musnnmvmr 5
.‘OEAUTUMN. A’ll
i {7.55- -‘
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*eral barge loads of sand which are
PLANS T0 m
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Neville B a’yley Al“
nuances Scheme to
Improve Beach ——- To
Bring in Sand
Neville Baylor. lessee ‘ 0-! Batch
Point Park. yesterday announced
plans for the construction of a
breakwater or: the west side of the
bathing beach. The breakwater will
be constructed with the idea of im-
proving the beach by retaining sew.
to be brought to the beach from
Long Island. The improvement will
cost several thousands 0! dollars.
Mr. Bayley has had the idea of
improving the bench in mind [or
several years. Recently he consult—
ed a New Haven engineer regarding
the improvement. The great diffi-
cutly which he found he would run
up against it he brought sand to the
beach was that storms would wash
it away again.
L'pon consultation with the en-
gineer. Mr. Boyle-y discovered that
a break water on the west side 0!
the beach, just east of the dancing
pavilion. would break easterly
storms which are the one: which
Afternoon 3 t t h e
" Club— Wm. Dem
Better ‘
The charity bridge {or the bene-
fit of the Industrial Home for the
Blind in Brooklyn. N. 1’" opened
at 3' o‘clock this afternoon at the
Bell Island clubhouse. The chari-
table affair is sponsored by Mrs. B.
Moore, 0: Bowman. and lire. Wil-
liam J. Gray, of Summit u-enue.
The card party is expected to be
one or the most ounce-still held on
the island this summer. There are
more than twenty tables with pat—
rons, not: only from the island. bu
from Rowayton and Norwalk. Un-
usually good prizes will be awarded
the winners at the close or the at-
falr. The entire proceeds of the
card party will be turned over to
the Home for the Blind or which
the two hostesses members at the
Board of girectors.
C O O
The many Norwali: friends of
William F. DeKlyn. of Pine Point.
who has been ill for several days,
will be glad to learn his condition
carry away the beach. ‘
“I intend to have heavy piles
driven into the beach for a consider-
able distancu out on the beach. The
piles will be several feet apart.” said
I
I
i
Mr. Baylcy. “The piles will be con-
nected with two inch planking mak~
ing a retaining wall. This will keep
the sand I intend to bring here from
Long Island from washing away.”
"Do you think a similar break-
water could be used with advantage
at Cal: Pasture beach. “Mr. Hayley
was asked.
"I don‘t know." the park lessee
replied. “I should think it could. but
I think it would be a good idea for
i
Thismahof heavy block can-3
ton crepe, is lavishly embroid-
ered in black and white 811k}
Lopels and lining are of white
satin and the sleeves are cut
the popular hell shape.
Pv-tcr C. Locke of Bridgeport was
the guest of friends in Springwood
Tuesday.
n o 0
~Fireman's Derive, Roton Point.
Fri. night. No advance in price.
-——Adv.
Chauncey Dance of Slit-chart ave-
nue is viisting his aunt in Greenwich.
0 O O
—-Tv‘ireman's Danco, noton Point.
Fri. night. No advance in price.
”Ad“.
Alex Gall of Long strect. Steven
Marcus of Ridge street and Coleman
K‘urmai of Lincoln avenue were rc~
cent visitors in Dnnbury.
C O O
‘
~Fircman's Dance, Iloton Point.
Fri. night. No advance in price.
——Adv.
O O i '
Miss Elvita. Espozsito of Knapp
street has returned to her home from
the Norwalk hospital where she un-
der went an operation for the re-
moval of her tonsils. -
O I 0
--Auto springs. Tilly's-Air.
0 O 0
[Edward Johnson of New York
City spent yesterday withe friends
in town.
0 U
—WANTED:-—Onc thousand peo-
ple to attend the Fircmcn‘s dance
It Roton Point, Friday night. Spec
cial music and no advance in prices.
Help the boys that are always ready
to help gory—Adv.
O O
A surprise party was given to
Miss Bertha Demko of Sheehan ave-
nue at her home. Monday evening.
Among those present were the Misses
Helen Soltesz, Elizabeth Soltesz.
Ethel Cheay. Pearl Cheay. Mary
Toth, Helen Dcmko, Bertha and
Mary Demko. and William Lesko.
Arthur Dance. “'illiam Toth. Jo-
seph Toth, George Sakach. George
Beers and Stephen Balasz.
-——..______._._____
;it‘worlts out here.
‘waters are working good in several
3 places that I know of."
0
“i
the city to wait a year and see how
Similar break-
. I
Excursions at the point today are:
The North Stamford Sunday School.
The Methodist Sunday School, or
Georgetown. the Wilton Congrega-
tional and Episcopal Sunday schools.
ZDRY OFFICERS
ARE KILLED BY
mROOTIEG GANG
Posse Seeks Men WhoE
Shot Down Deputy
Marshal and Agent
from Ambush
WILMINGTON. N. C... July 51.——.\g
posse despatchcd from here to
Phoenix. Brunswick county. Tuesday
night upon receipt 0: reports of a
battle between Prohibition officers
and bootleggers found the bodies of
Deputy United States Marshal Lilly.
and City Prohibition Agent Leong’
George in their automobile two'
miles from the town.
Both bodies were riddled with bul-
lcts fired at close range. and Geor-
i
PIIEEAN mus
was reported as greatly improved
yesterday. Mr. DeKlyn broke a
varicose vein in the leg.
. O U 0
Idle Hour Cottage. the summer
home of Dr. and Mrs. Eugene
Bernstein, is being painted and re-
novated.
l O 0
Mrs. Ralph G. Farrell. of Sound
Beach. was a visitor at the Smith
cottage yesterday.
Mrs. Barbara Bernstein and
daughter. Leonora. of New York
city, who have been summerifi: at
the island. on Friday will leave {or
New Canaan where they will spend
a month as the ghosts at Mr. and
hits. Charles A. Schroyer. ‘
O O 0
Mrs. Walter Neumuller. widow of
the late secretary of the New York
Edison Company and sons. Walter
and Robert. or Greenwteh; ware
guests at the Bernstein cottage ycs-
terdas‘.
U 0 O
Alter completing a six weeks busi-
ness trip. John H. Ferris. has re-
turned to his home in Rowsyton‘
avenue.
0
\Yith tragedies reported at Cal!
Pasture. liailowe'en Park and other
places. Bell Islanders are guarding
carefully against any similar hap-
pening at the island. At all times
while the children are in the water.
one of the older boys is doing lite
guard duty.
mews ,
How
To Géther at; East 'A've.
try Club Dance a
- Success
The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Friendship
Bible class or the East Avenue
Methodist church will be held to-
morrow evening. All members are
urged to be present no plans (or the
annual picnic will be discussed.
0 O 0
air. and Mrs. P. Bottone are hav.
ing a garage built on their prop-
erty on Strawberry Hill avenue.
0 O 0
Rev. B. Grandstrorn of the Swed-
Congregational church and Mrs.
relatives out or town. ‘
O O C
Repairs to the locking device or
the Washington street bridge yhich
was broken Monday will be made to-
morrow night at 10 o'clock.
‘ ' O O 0
Mrs. Peter Hermanny of Howard
avenue has had as her recent guests
s number of friends from New: York
city.
0 O U
The second in a series of subscrip‘
tlon dances being sponsored by the
Norwalk Country club on hold at
the club last evening. It was well
attended. The Black and White
orchestra played {or the dancing
which was enjoyed from 8 to 1:
o'clock.
A number ot‘at'tnirs are planned
at the club for the remainder of the
week. Today the weekly luncheon of
the Kiwanis club is being held. Miss
Olga. Rudholm. lecture-nPsycholo-
gist is the speaker.
Tomorrow alternoon the first in
the series 0! bridge luncheous will
be held. Mrs. Daniel Toomey and
Mrs. Joseph A. McEiroy will be the
hostesses. Luncheon Wt?! be served
at 1:30 o'clock and will be followed
by an afternoon at cards. ,
The regular weekly dance will be
held as usual on Saturday night. The
Black and Vihlte orchestra will tur-
nish the music. ' ' "
I O 0
John liadik ot Edlie venue has
purchased a new sport model auto-
mobile.
6 I! 0
Peter J. \Vaidron ot Ever-ale)
street is enjoying a vacation from
his duties as mansger ot the Butler
store on Main street.
Richard Hull 0! East svnue is vis-
iting with relatives in Boston.
0 O .
Mrs. Timothy Collins is entertain-
ing her sister. Mrs. James E. Farrell
of “’ilkesberre. Pa.
O O
Many lleil Islanders will win:
I
Mr. and Mrs. George Com-took o!
Ansonln were the guests of triends
Roton Point tonight to witness the
weekly firework display.
DEATH 9F TOBEY A
GREEKlVICH. July 31.—
Evidence was presented at a cor-
oner's hearing in the Greenwich
borough Court yesterday afternoon
into the death of Frank Tobey. 22.
Norwnlk truck driver. who was in~
stantly killed at Toll Gate Hill.
go's police dog also was found dead
in the car in which' the bodies lay. I
The posse. consisting of titty po-Q
lice and county officers. went armed
with riot guns to meat any cmcr-'
gentry.
The weapons of both officrrs were
In their pockets and had not been
fired.
Lilly and George Icl't “’llmlngton
to serve a. paper in «.uanrzctil‘m with _
a. Prohibition case in
County.
Lilly, three months ago.
killed Jimmy Hill, negro. alleged
bootleggcr, in a gun right near the
Brunswick ’
shot and
jccorgc Chnppciii. of “‘aterbury.
’carze. Coroner John J. Phelan
. by “'illiam
Greenwich. early Tuesday morning.
when the truck which he was dirty—
mg was struck by another driven by
After hearing the evidence in the
of
Bridgeport reserved decision. and
Chappelli was releasednmder bonds
furnished by the “’aterbury trucltfI
ing concern for whom he works.’
According to the testimony given
and Charles Tom-5n;
brother and uncle respectively of;
the dead man, the, truck driven by!
Chappelli had started down Toll
Gate Hill shortly before Tobey made
the turn from Prospect Street into
scene of yesterday’s tragedy. and,
was exonerated on the grounds 0:1
self—defense. 3
As the hunt for the slayers pro-
gressed, reinforcements hastened to-
ward Phoenix from nearby points.
At a. late hour none of the searchers
COOLING.
(Philadelphia. Evening ledger.)
“Oh," sobbed the young wife.
“George doesn't love me as he did."
' "Nonsense." said the mother.
{'Only this morning I heard him call
you ‘the dearest girl in the world.‘ "
“Yes, but he used to call me ‘thc
dearest girl that ever lived.’ "
. , .w
[tenoer Works on Exhibition
The paintings of Howard Spencgr,
well-known New York artist, Were
on exhibition recently at his log
cabin, studio at Laddin's Rock Farm.
I. motor trip to Danbury re-
Included were several paintings
from life at the Farm.
ALL “MONEY
Deposited in this bonkbll’ore
August 61:]!
Will draw interest from
Au
Summits of $1 to
gust lst
$5,000 an invited.
l had returned to this city.
Lilly and George had been
usually active in t
in raiding illicit
of Phoenix.
U. 5. AND MEXICO
} NOW 551mm
DETROIT, Julnl—Although no.
gottatlons relative to the new treaty
of amity and commerce between
the United States and Mexico cannot
be commenced until after the Ben-
un-
he last few months
stills in the vicinity
ate has convened in December. so-
tuai relations between the two conn-
4 tries at present are on a more “hie
basis than: they have been in many
years, Chariot Beecher Warren Heidi
:L‘pon his return from Mexico Clim-
, “here he has concluded a term II-
A r:;;;.rsador o! the United States.
..
neck for an interview With M
W“! 59 to Wuhtngtos this ‘
Putnam Avenue. Thinking that he
‘could make the turn. Tobey turned
the truck into “‘eet Putnam Avenue. .
and when halfway across. the trucky
driven by Chappelit. gaining mo—i
mentum at every turn at the wheel.
bore down upon him. hitting the
truck broadside. ~
The truck. alter it was hit.
careened along the road (or a dis-
tance of eighty reet. finally crashing
into s. ledge ot rock. The truck top—
pled over and pinned Tobey under-
neath. Tobey was dead when finally
extricated Iran: the wreckage.
AIIIMAESERVICE
figmmnserrieewmbeex-
mfwmmhmue
more“!!! m :-
den! Coolidge. when his formal I'D-
.«lgnstion as Ambassador win .30
Presented.
"1 “’3 ”$581213: because the We
tended to We! ad“ ennui-hon.-g
and relatives in East Sci-walk Tues-
day. ‘
O 0
Miss Madeline Guley has return—
ed to her home in White Plains af-
ter a visit at the home or Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. “’ood of Elliot street.
WEE BURN NEW
CLUB IS STARTED
Wee Burn Golf Club will he in its
new quarters on June is: next year.
it was learned yesterday. The links
have been made ready and are ready
to be played over now and work on
the clubhouse Will be started within
I few days.
The new borne o! the links organ-
nation will be located at Noroton
and is on Hanson road. The club.
house will be one at the finest in
this section of the country and will. 3?le in wherever desired.
include a large dininx hall. tine
dressing rooms and several modern
shower baths. The new building will
be much larger than the present
e.
on’rhe new eighteen hole course was
opened unofficially yesterday by
William H. Ryan. a: Standard, the
club professional. After his round he
pronounced the course to be an er
cellent one. The greens. he said.
were in excellent shape but the (up
ways. as}: usual in all new Courses.
are slightly rough. These will be im-
proved before the course is officially
opened. The course was designed by
Derereanx Exxanett. one or the best
known got: architect: in the country.
The property which the club not
Decaying which includes It: pres-ea:
nine hole course. has been altered
for file through a New York real
estate firm.
was-r9031. July zl—m vo-
we! the Weltpdrt Country club
M. E. Church—f—Coun-‘
k Forelt, Mrs. Louis Parker. Hrs.
Grandstrom have been visiting with -
~ AY WI.
HOLDS PICNIC
M e t h 0 di 3 t Church
Members Go to Plea-
sure Beach fot‘ Day'—
Community Semce
The Sunday School at the Rom-
ton Methodist church left this morn-
ing on a special trolley car for
Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport. Rev.
and Mrs. Charles 8. Gray accom-
panied the children. Others who
were in the party were Mrs. Henry
Mabel Raymond. Mrs. Samuel Hail.
Mrs. George Cudlipp. Mrs. William
Jennings, Mrs. flurry Bryan. Mrs.
William Nabltt and Mrs. Crawford.
0 C C
At the community service at the
Methodist and Baptist churches to
be held in the Rowayton Baptist
church. Sunday evening at 7:36
o‘clock, Dr. Piraxzini or New York;
city will be the speaker. The sub-.5
hot at his tail: will be “The Bible in g
the Lira of Men.” Dr. Piranini is
a nathc of Italy and a professor at
o
K .
.i THURSDAYJULYme Z
Wilton Baseball Club '
A large number of men and wo‘
men supporters of the Wilton Ball
club will hold a dance and cake sale
tomorrow evening at the Wilton Ball
Park. as s. benefit to the “Farmers.”
a
man son an: wow.
(London Answers.)
. “I understand that in t. new
play Alice has quite a ditficuit
part.
"Difficult! Why. she doesn't say a
word.”
“Well, isn‘t difficult for
Alice?”
mt
ASK THOSE WHO WENT EARLY.
(Boston Transcript.)
A vacation is spending all the
money you sax-e in a year to go
away s. few weeks to escape the
weather which does not arrive until
after you come back.
,when
The
ELECTRIC PAM
15% off
DONNELLY’S
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The property owner was ,u‘
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Norwalk Roofing“
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languages in a New York college.
0 o O T
Routine business was transacted :
at the regular monthly business 3
meeting og the Ladies‘ aid Iociety;
o! the Methodist church held yeeog
terdsy afternoon. "
O I
"surprise night"
at. the carnival of the Ronyton.
Fire department- The entertain-
meut committee expects to have as
the special attraction tonight I. .
performer of more than passing in- ,
ierest. J list who he is. however, the?
retuse to tell. 3
Last night the lepper quartet -'
from Virginia entertained ‘with a
number ot’ southern melodies and.
plantation songs. Another restore
a: the evening's program was a3
watermelon contest with three little ;
plchanlnies was the participants. 3
Tomorrow night the Ladies' auxi~ .
iiary will conduct a cake sale. Mrs.
Sidney Bell. Airs. Earle P. Stevens,
Mrs. Milton Rowland and Mrs. John
.‘Piander win here charge The 're-l
freshmen: booth tonight Will be pre- '
sided over by Mrs. Frederick Stnbell j
and hire. (ohu Plunder.
‘
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Tonight will be
Miss Dorothy “infield of Find»:t
ing is the guest of Miss Mona Chim— :i
oules or McKinley place.
I O G
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Emmerich
have leased the house of Captain
Charles W. Bell on McKinley atrecti
which was formerly occupied by
Miss Annie Cudlipp who has gone to
the Masonic home in “'aillngtord to
live.
O O
The regular fld-week prayer
meeting or" the ’Rowayton Baptist
church will be omitted tonight. Fob
lowing last week’s meeting it Was
decided to dhcontinue the services
during the balance or the miner.
. O C
.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Decker oz
McKinley street are entertaining
their neice Miss Lillian Decker from
New Jersey.
CANTPllTRADIO
INEV_E_R_YRO0M
More and more. radio is emerg-
ing from its purely mechanical
chrynlls and is being transformed
into a gratifying and beautiful mill.
n. This transformation is being ac»
complished in great measure by the
use at concealed wiring with num-
erous outlets throughout the house
so that a loud-speaker may be
Cities Service
South Norwalk:
23 North Main Street
Falter B. failings
Local Representative
New Haven: '
129 Church Street. 5
Lyle S. Jolly
Local Representative
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as to the present hofiders of the
pan}: residing in this territory.
omthedighoestobligouoa
n. 1. Designs 1.330th sag.
. HENRY L. DOHERTY 6 CO.
5
For the Convenience of Q
Investors I
‘We take pleasure in announcing
the establishment of offices
at
Local Ref: '- '
Through the estsbiishmcnt of these four r‘ff.‘ -
a position to render a. direct and personal sense 2’ ,-
investcrs. interested in sound and conserxa.. .
' securities of Grit: .‘
“‘03 shall welcome the opportunity to fire
you full mimic. regarding Cities Serum
seem-lites its-oughsnycttheabove offices, rut-
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A receiving so: now can be in-
stalled in the living room or wher-
ever clue is convenient. and connect-
ed by wire to convenient outlets so
that the housewiKe may enjoy a
concert in the kitchen. the children
may listen to a bedtime story in the.
nursery. music my be heard in the
evening on the treat porch and an
orchestra may brighten an hour at
thedinnertnhle. himitueasy
to have radio in every room.
The wiring of a home for radio in
not so dlmcult a feat
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