. ii." the estate of Mrs. Vb
Mica, of Indian Point,
3 will be the'scene of a
._ . "Masque" Saturday after-
‘. wfieptcmber 6. when Mrs. Lang-
«Juli throw open her grounds to
"’- ~Fainfield County League of W0-
9 - '. . 1Voters. At a recent meeting of
League, Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw
" ht up the question of raismg
- ’lo makeup the county's qmta.
:Ceunty Garden Party was sug-
- te.i. and the suggestion imme-
9 tely put into operation. “The
E t of the Garden" written and
~' . -.. by Mrs. Mary Hill-Brown of
.3 cnwich. is the Masque to be pre-
vted. The only spoken part will
- 'in the Prologue. Mrs. Hugh Fox
3 Riverside will have charge of the
at: for Greenwich and Riverside.
. Mrs. Mary Montague; finance
' an of the Riverside Woman’s
, 5’ , 0 Club, will be the general man-
”:4 of the production. Leagues
oughout the county may obtain
i“lusts to sell in their own towns
, her. (Phone—Sound Beach
*2 7). Those who go from Norwalk
y obtain tickets from Mrs. A. M.
' . hhelmon—Tclephone’ 824. “The
virit of the Garden" will begin at
4 «'clock. In case of rain it will be
3.13 Sunday afternoon at the some
‘ “A
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'e.
"The regular monthly meeting of
\ Féka Rebekah scheduled for Fri-
d y evening has been postponed one
eh.
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:frhere will he a special meeting of
the Old \Vell Hook and Ladder com-
fipany Friday owning at. 8 o'clock to
O'd use plans for participation in the
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' Spay. ’!_our Vlctrota 02 our Club
PEI—”Ask about it at Donne'lly's.
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EMrs. Anna Antoneli and children
,0 Brooklyn have returned home at-
' ' r a visit with her father, Anthony
. tall oof Lowe street.
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'- "The regular monthly meeting of
E1 e Sons of \"Ell'l‘llns. Douglas Fow-
:1 1- Post. No. 4]. will he held in the
P’. O. S. of A. Hall, Franklin street,
tamorrow cvenim: at 3 o'clock.
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g The Norwzllk lllrrl and Nature club
lE u meet in tront ol' the. I"nirflcld
" ’ rary. Saturday afternoon at 4
clock to enjoy a. walk through the
inst-shes in search of late summer
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3’;-;-nenlph Coal. mm; .3: Guns.—
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The members of the Old \Vcll
0k and Ladder compnny will on-
e. chowder supper which will be
rvcd in the company‘s quarters.
turday night at 6:30 o'clock. Chef
bert Clarke will be in charge.
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:Mlfia Manda Audcrson of Nash
be has returned to her duites in
nuclly‘s store after a pleasant va-
ion spent on a motor trip to Ni-
ra Falls and Canada.
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’ 35—1353, Pca Coal. Harris &
{ans—LAM.
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”Mrs. Stephen Kcrekes of Flax
Ell road has returned to her home.
f. or spending the week rod with
. and Mrs. G Reel-my of Bridge-
flrt. ’
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Old Well Commandery U. G. C.
. 956 held a well attended meet-
last night. Arrangements are
in: made to give an old fashion-
supper and dance in the near fu-
e.
[ONCE TO BIEMBEBS OF
FRANK C. GODFREY POST.
All members of Frank- Godfrey
who are going to Torrington.
nn.. to take part in the parade
turday. Aug. 30, will meet at Odd
llows' Hall. corner South Main
set and Hanford place. South Nor-
' 1:. Saturday. 8:30 A. M. A truck-
1 be there to take the members
Torrington.
The uniforms for the parade will
blue or dark trousers. white
with dark four-in-hand tle.
mwill be provided by the Post.
e on time—~8230 A. M.. Saturday,
at 30. Odd Fellows’ Hall.
11E ROY D. DOWNS,
Commander.—Adv.
.H
LUXURIOUS FUR—W— '
~ BANDINGS ARE
FEATURE OF COAT
This smart cost of suede dc
lune has a large shawl collar of I
Biset fur with bandlngs of same
on cufi's and front. New colors
include phlox, pansy; . colleen
green and pewter 83"?"1:
Mr. and Mrs. Jnmvs Monsport and
children of Lexington avenue mo-
tored to Bridgeport 'Monday where
they spent thl» day with Mr. and
Mrs. James Lcngyel.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith oLElm-
wood avenue observed their wedding
anniversary yl'sterda)‘.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Czibere and
sons. Andrew and William of Lex-
ington avenue. motored to Dazlhury
recently where they spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Panko-
rich.
I
—-Best Coal. Harris & Guns—Adv.
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Louis Kovacs of Lowe street is
confined to his home suffering from
a bruised hand sustained recently
while at work at the Norwalk Lock
company. 3
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Mr. and Mrs, Charles Toth of Ely
avenue have announced the engage-
ment of their ritiughter. Vera. to M!-
chael Toth of Lexington avenue. No
date has been set for the wedding.
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Miss Margaret Levy of Lexington
avenue has returned. .to her home
from the Norwalk hospital where she
was confined the past six months
with a fractured ankle.
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Miss' Helen and Miss Elizabeth
Tallacs of Milford were the‘weuk-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Basene of Ely avenue.
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Miss Elizabeth Szocs of Paradiso
street has taken n. position in the
office of the Nash Engineering com-
pany. ‘
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~~Auto springs.
Tilly‘a—Adv.
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Miss Helen Charnok of Lowe street
and Miss Margot Mel‘sel are spending
the day in New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry lichlnness of
Spring street entertained at their
home over the work-end a party of
friends from Long Island.
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Miss Maragret Pinto of Ely ave-t
one has taken a position with the
Cl'uett, Peabody company.
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Pchtruccilll of Elizabeth street
spent tho» we<9k~cnd with relatives in
Port Chester.
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Mr. and Mrs. Salllllcl Tortorclla of
Lowe street are cntcrtaining‘ at their
home relatives from New York,
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Josph Gabbilo of Bouton street
was a recent visitor in Bridgeport.
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Paul Jones of New York city was
Linc recent guest of friends in town.
so.
Andrew Miko ‘of Bridgeport has
returned home after a visit with
' street have returned from a
imam friends in' New Yet-ire}
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Mr. and “Travis to: oflpring
t
9me rorkclty.
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no. as Mrs. menus .or.
FM Norm/mu}
The "your monthly meeting of
the last Nor-wall: Improvement as-
noon in Community ball.
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.Mll Mar! Clark!!! of But ave-
nu‘e‘ is visiting with routine in Pitts-
a
field. Miss Ciel-kin is on a. vacation
from her duties with the Boston
Store. ‘ ». 9
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Miss Ida Wood of First street has
returned ‘to her duties in the office
of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith aft-
er a pleasant week’s vacation.
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A number of new sidewalks are
being laid in First street. The work
is being done by Igor-ace Lewis.
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Gerald D. Hahn of Cove avenue
has taken a position with the Con-
necticut Light and Power company.
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. The Third District Republican
caucus is to.eiect delegates to the
city convention Will be field‘toniglit
in Community hail.
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Advance sale of tickets for the
dance‘being given by the Not-walk
Girl Scouts at‘ the. Country club. Fri-
day evening. September 5. indicates
that the affair will be mostlsuccess-
fut. The proceeds will be used to
make up the deficibin this year's
budget of the council. Tickets may
be obtained 4 cm members of the
Finance confines of which Mrs.
B
gubert E. _ op is chairman.
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Miss Maude Anderson has return-
ed from an enjoyable two weeks’
motor trip to Niagara Falls and Can-
ada.
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The mid-week prayer meeting of
the East Avenue Methodist Episco-
pal church tomorrow .erening at 8
O'clock.
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The Bridgeport district of the
Southern New England Telephone
Company which includes the Nor-
walk. Stamford, Bridgeport and
Danbury offices will enjoy a shore
dinner at Dorion's tomorrow. It will
be followed by an outing at Calf
Pasture beach. It 3 expected that a
number of delegat s from each ex-
change will be present.
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The regular weekly luncheon of
the Norwaik Kiwanis club will be
held at the Norwalk Country club
tomorrow.
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Mrs. Lillian Nichols of Third
street was a recent visitor in Stom-
ford where she was the guest of
friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith have
returned from a “sit with re1a€lves
in New York city.
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Mrs. Mary Hailend 901 Gregory
Boulevard is having a garage built
in the rear of her house.
| HARBOR VIEW J
A number of residents enjoyed the
final afternoon tea of the season
which was given at the club yester-
day under the auspices of the Ladies'
Tea. association. The hostesses were
the officers of the association. Mrs.
George Hyde. president; Mrs. C. D.
Steurer. jr.. vice. president: Mrs. Da-
vid Page, secretary. and Mrs. Arthur
Clark, treasurer. _
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cousins had
as their guest over the week~end
Mrs. Margaret Wood of Dallas. Tex-
as- .
Miss Betty Wood, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Wood is entertain.
ing a number of her young friends
at her home this afternoon.
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George.Brandt of Oskwood aved
one is visiting in Hartford.
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Daily rehearsals are being held for
the children's promenade. which is
to be one of the features of the lawn
few and bazaar on Friday night
Min. Wilfred s. Cousins .and Mrs.
Frank Wood are coaching the chil»
dren.
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Tonight files will be shown at
the club he 6e. Blanche Sweet.
Bessie Love and Werner Baxter in
“Those Who Dance," will be the
feature play. The regular Delmar
program will also l'm given.
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On account of the lawn fete Fri-
day night the regular weekly Chilv
dren's Hour will not be held this
week.
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The annual meeting of the Harbor
View Improvement association will
be held at the club tomorrow night.
A. number of important matters are
to be discussed. among them. the
question of financing a new pridgs.
ent.
Theodore Budovslry of Ely avenue.
\
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WHOISIN
before; if ‘
Week ; if you know you
stop—then, there ’3 only
OUR WAY?
If Saturday night finds you only abreast of the was):
3 you are steadily .employed'and still our
hardly make your income carry you from week to 9' I
spend. too much, but cannot
one
; ;hatr’s yourself. Stop blocking
ngs pass book and advance
All members are urged to be pres-
Pm‘on‘in your wquad
. yourself; get a ‘sav- 7;
by. the pay-durum. to 3 , 9 -
have as. their guests rel-Ins. .
adulation will be held Tuesday after. ’
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City ..
. ' ‘Lalnsonilo
SpeakatChurch
The Fifth Ward Republican cau-
cus will be held tonight in the Ro-
wnyton Hose House at 8 o'clock
Delegates will be elected to the City
Chambers at the City hall
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“The union service of the Metho-
dist and Baptist churches will be
held this Sunday in the Rowayton
Baptist church at; heap. in. mg".
lck Lem-on. secretary and
m.
company will be the
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all. of McKinley street. are visiting
With relatives in Paterson. N. J.
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gal-ding the Near East.
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The exterior of the Rownyton
Baptist church has been repainted
and \piuns are now bein‘ made for
the renovation of the interior of the
edifice.
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The mid-week prayer meeting of
the Methodist church will be held
tomorrow: cumin: in place of to-
night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Enter
and daughter of Baton avenue are
enjoying a motor trip to Canada.
They expect to be: away two weeks.
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Rowzyten residents were glad to
hear that Herbert Willmott. is to re-
turn for his third term as prinripel
of the Itowsyton school. Miss Edith
Lewis of Springfield. Mass. Miss
Katherine Curtlu and Miss Amy
Weed have also been reappointed
members of the touching M of the
s3hool.
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The Lar'iu' Aid society of Ibe
Rowayion Methodist church is told-
ing a. business meeting in the chapel
of the church this afternoon.
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Mrs. Royal Decker of McKinley
street is planning to entertain her
hzuse guests which include a. num—
ber of friends and relatives horn
.‘Icw York and New Jersey. at s
clam bake Sunday which will be
held on one of the islands.
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Mrs. Harold Ni Wilson of Rowdy-
ton avenue will go to Fort Kent. N.
Y.. for the holiday week~end where
she will join Mr. Wilsonpwho has
been spending some time there.
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The condition of Robert Barclay;
who il seriously ill at his home on;
‘Roweyton avenue was reported as:
unchanged this morninc.
ROTON POINT [
Roton Point Park, right up to
six o'clock last. night. resembled s
deserted village. The storm caused
the postponement of all scheduled
excursions: even the Segue failed
to make its customary trip. All of
the concession: were closed for the
day Even the beach was deserted
with the exception of one lone girl
swimmer.
Superintendent Thomas McLean
made arrangements yesterday with
Neville Bayley. loses of the park. to
hold the big outing of the employee
of the Connecticut company of
Bridgeport. Westport. Stamford and
Norwalkat the point on Thursday.
September ‘4. The outing
scheduled for yesterday. but was
postponed because of the storm.
Three excursions are being held
today at the plrk. The steamer 8i-
rus arrived with members of
Church of the Holy Lady. Most
Holy Rosary of New York City. St.
Luke‘s Sunday-school of Stamford
and the Eastern Star of New On-
naan are also holding outings at.
the resort. The former organise.
tion came to the point by trolley
and the latter by auto buses.
Tomorrow the annual re-union
of the 68th Connecticut Volunteers
will be held. There will be a. camp-
fire around which the few surviving
civil, war vets will gather to talk
over the glorious episodes of the
Civil War. Lodge I“. Brotherhood
of Firemen and Engineers will also
resort.
ILA "a.
As soon as the storm broke yes-
terday afternoon. a number of the
"younger folks on the. island went
snapper blue fishing off of the end
of th pier.
'11: the least.
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this office being now held by s.- A.
fiwenuu. The matter of further
improvements to the club'wlll also
be talked over. ’ :ihfi‘lu ;
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:er‘sister’ . and fatally. ,301‘
an»
ConVenfio‘n— ’
convention to be held ia-the Council 3
treuur
er of‘tbe Norwalk Tire endgubber .
Mrs. Henry Fore“. and som’Fran- ‘
’ Captain Ernest A. Yarrow and his g
faxinily have returned from Wash— 3
ington where Captain Yarrow went ,
to consult the State department rev
was ’
the ’
The fishermen didn't -
have much luck. however. inasmuch
as the suppers didn't appear-hungry ~
The Board of Governors of the
.sen Island club. alt a. meetink held.
Monday night. transacted routine
business. A bit general meeting of. 1
members of the club- will be has" 1
Friday night. The ~feature of the "
session will be election of officers.’ _
when in considerable speculation
as to who willbe elected president. 5
3m. Willi}!!! out: b amt-lulu '
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Management Announ-
ces That It Will Be‘
“More Lively
Ever” .
STAMFORD. Aug. 27.—
The Sound Beach Firemen's Car-
nival, closed, after a raid by the
State Police.on August 15th in
w ich fourteen. were arrested for
g bling. will reopen tomorrow
night "more lively than ever.” ac-
cording to an announcement mad
last night following a meeting' 0
the entire Sound Beach Fire Cd:
puny. The carnival is expected to
run until next Tuesday.
The meeting was presided over
by Frank I. Palmer. chairman oi
'he carnival committee. and Dr. Al-
bert E. Austin. bond-man to the
extent of ammo for those arrested
and Greenwich Health Commission-
er, addressed the gathering. '
The following statement was giver.
out. after the meeting:
Thom
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young men are working in this city during the
A tuition through college-
'next few days
GORDON FOSHAYé-“BROWN”
RICHARD JACOBSON—“YALE”
.. WILLIAM TAN—“YALE”
CKARLESBERRE—J‘YALE”
’ , JAHNIGE—“CARNEGIE' INSTITUTE”
'~ ' ' . MAHONEY—“TUFPS COLLEGE.” Su
aflfirm Review Patterns we endorse all these
ir ..
One of these students :3qu
to explain a plan which will make it em ,
1y. The'names of these young men are:
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pet-visor
e g , .yollllg' men
49.32““ leading womans magmfle, "Pile Pie
S .
So. Nor";
{The Sound Beach Etremen's car-
will Fe’S'pgn ’nn RWY. This
decided tonight at a meeting
of the oilfie fire co’mp’any. Every
arrangement has been made to as-
s’ré the crowds a more lively time
t% ever."
A? m‘entio‘n whatever was made
ofrt‘he wheels of chance which were
e point of dispute at the time ‘of
e‘ra‘id. Attempts to have the above
figment amplified we're futile. ,
e en‘tire county has awaited the
Verd gt of tho carnhyl promoters
on the continuance or discontinu—
ance of the carnival and the pro-
bable effect of the raid upon it.
The fact that the thirteen men and
one woman who were arraigned in
Greenwich Borough Court for
gambling on August. 19th had their
cases nolled without being put to
plea. strengthened the belief that
the carnival would eventually be
opened again. Little has been said
about the matter in the past week.
dismantled and the decision made
\list night was not a surprise.
An attempt will be made in the
few days remaining of the carnival
to make up for the anticipated re-
SureRelief
son motorsrlou ;
but the carnival grounds were not '
S. N orwalk L. 0, 0“
Ready for Clam 3 .
Fred F. ii. :
Clambake ( ~12 '
“'alk I/‘lllL'l'. A
has askwi in»:
intend to In
clamiuikv: >3
or othor nu :9
by Saturduy,
ceipts lost when the affair was for-
Ced to close until the cases ‘of the
fourteen could be disposed of. It
is not expected that the attendance
will fall off any because of the in-
termission. The weather is still
warm and the firemen hope to equal
records of former years.
Uncle Charged .With
Slashing N ephews
NEW BRITAIN, Aug. T.-——Mi-
chael Cologaviannl was bound over
to the September term of the Supe-
rior court under bonds of $2,500 in
police court yesterday on a. charge
of slashing the two nephews with a
razor. The alleged assault occurred
last week. The nephews had wounds
which required fifty stitches to close.
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