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--I ‘LU-J‘Yoh are the Hope of the World,“
I‘m by Eloise McL‘lroy.
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THE EVENING SENTIN‘EI)
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Local Item:
I H-'.l‘hil‘i.y-one pupils will be gradua-
. tram St. Mary's Parochial school
I lie graduation exercises to be
held next Sunday. Thirty-one pupils
l
“The Color Guard," by John Cul-
lea.
“Columbia the Gem of the Ocean."
by the whole school.
i
”J‘Star Spangled Banner," by the
”"3; Patriotic Wish." by Tilctldoi'c
Kudla.
"Our National Hug." It
illicit.
"America." by the school.
“Flag Salute." by the .sclluci.
‘ 'Gcorgo l'uradlso was the violinist.
.Nfille Edward liyle yvils the drum-
liner.
The following are the graduates of
St. Mary's School:
William Christiano, John
. Theodore Kudlzi, .iit‘l'lllllll
.ficke.
’ ,Ieter Murphy. Leo Skidd. Gerard
1.11411, Martin ’l‘roy, (lcorg‘c I’arn-
v '.l‘hcrc:~.c
t‘ullen.
’J‘scllll-
o.
,MMilton Young, William Cullen,
Harry Ryan, Grace litll‘l'illgtlll.
"rhemse lt‘isli, Catherine Newman,
Alice Graham, Margaret Millard.
"‘“Eloise Mclfilroy. Mary Yates. Eo-
'ph,ia Schneider. llosc 'l'avcllo.
.' Margaret Kellog, l-Jiizabcth Dcnkc,
'Alice Fallon. May .‘li‘clnnerny.
" Veronica. L'ahill, Citiilcl‘lllf‘
ix
lic-
1" Members of the C. S. Chapter of
{he Girlst and Women's club met,
at the home of Mrs. Samuel Steven-
lion. Center avenue. lust cveninlr.
" The home was attractively deco-
rated ill yellow and white for tile
'dccasion. Practically the whole
membership of the cllib “as present,
plus three guests. Miss ()eclla ltll~
"lingo. Miss Doris Webber and Master
‘George Webber.
3‘ During the evenini: a prize. of a
pair of embroidered pillow cases was
ruffled elf. Mrs. Bert Webbgr brim:
the lucky winner. Incidentally. it
‘ zwas her small daughter who picked
the number ior her mother.
A feature of the program was a
'i‘c'cltatinn given by Master Samuel ,
Personal Mention
t. Mary’s ‘ Graduates Number
31; Exercises on Sunday
I ‘081th 31 Pupils Graduating From Bible History
I Class—List of Prize Winners—Alice Gra:
ham Is Awarded Gold Medal
Na lllal'u.
Messier.
year lilL‘ill‘it‘.’
Christian doctrinc, presented by the
U rilllu ill.
C- cllc, catholic italichtcrs of Amer-
.‘lllnlrlciue Walsh. llulli
Mary Mcsser and Catherine Col-
ins.
Not Absent .Vor 'l’urdy
viciso yl'iii be graduated from lilc 'l'iior‘o pump, who have. neither
Bible history, clits of St. Mary's been absent nor illl'tiy during the announced today. is to build a llund- ‘
church. past year include: some residence for John Cllvnlluflil-
‘ 2-“ the Flu; day exercises held at lierillun 'l‘schlllsclilvc. Margaret Pl't‘fildr'nt of the c. & 1c. llal up. on
the school yesterday, the following Millard. i‘Ilonic Mcl-Jlroy and Sophia “in Stimlllil “iii lll'nl"l'l'il'. in 1388'-
prozrsm was brcsclitcd: . spinnuuz hot-walk. to cost. $35,000.
"Battle Cry of Freedom." by the l'rlzes nvvurdcd this week for the, H i” i“ i"? “i i‘Jl‘HIiSh filb‘ic 0!
- . lll‘liliit't'illl't', There are to be eight
(told nodal tor excellcncc in
ill-v. 'l‘. J. i'Iiilil. L.i..il.. to Alice
l-‘ivc dollars ill sold. for cvcellrncc
in arithmetic, prcsv-litcd by L'oul'!
iLJ. io’Sophiii Schneider.
tjold Medal for excellence in l.‘ni-
ted Slater, history, )tl‘cfit‘llitti by the
iillvilOII i'Ii"ll\\'lt‘k Council, -itll dcgrt c,
kinetic. of t'olllmlllls, to Alice rat. "or!“ 14'1“- N the News pantry.
loll. kitchen and nurture. There is to be
Fm, dollars in gold. for ”10.... ll large brick terrace and a brick-
I‘l‘|~:~-‘llivvi il,\' a. ll'ltlltl, in Martin 'IiiiiIi'iii'“ l‘m'iIii- 'IIiii'iIC “Ii“ IN! ““0
largo ilt‘li rennin alnl a sflcping
'l‘roy. .
'J'llc graduates of Hit: liillic history
clars of St. Mary's Church include:
\‘Xaltcr illei‘yk. lit-rnard Fitzger-
ald. John Scunlon, l’liilip llllrns. I
John Smith. \\'ll‘.l:im l'lylill, lid);-
nlelni iiellncssy, lI‘raln-is l.llckctt,
John Howard. John Walsh. John
Creighton, Catherine Malonci'.
Macy Carroll. Mildred (lorlnlcy.
it‘lorcnce Malloncl. l'lstln-r t'oob.
W
SOON TO BUILD
EAST NORIWALK
NEW HOME FOR
JOHN CAVANAGH
Residence a t Sasqua
Hills to Cost $25,000
-English Style With
Eight Rooms
t’ontraclor M. J. Riordan. it is
rooms and a garage adjoining the
hulls“, that can be. cntercd from tho
house. The first story is to be built
of natural face stone. showing large
white, mortar joints. The second
story will be finished in stucco and
half timber work with fireproof roof.
The living room and (thinly room
will be 18x45 it.. with n eolonumlo
scparuiing them, and a large fireplace
ill i'llt'il cud. .\d,lolnlnit this. on the
porch on the second floor with three
bath rooms.
The hum-- vvill coiilinand ithcalitl.
tul vievv of the Sound and the new
Sliorclluvcn golf course. There are
several new vcl'y lvtlildsolllc resi-
dences ill this Sl'fllinll and it is Mr.
(‘nVllllllglln lnnmion to build several
more of this type.
Margaret lilll'l‘lgllll. Lucillmlspu-
ton. (trace Collins. Mary llltnnon.
llOse Nardi. Anna l~'.llloll. l-jilccn
llunt, Mary Riordan, Alice Miller.
Martha Edge, l~2|lcn Yates, Viola
Gelnlario. Ilclen Kaleniuk.
Margaret Fish alnl Madnilille Leo-
llal'li.
i‘I‘I C. S. Chapter, Giris’, Women’si
i'lI‘I'Club Ha
Among those present
\\'(‘l(‘2
Miss Jlnriz. and Maslcr George
\Vcblicr and Master bI-lilllit'd Stc\(‘ilv
Stevenson. .
At the close of the meeting. ro'
PERSONALS
”.3 'Bdint street entertained friends from
MW. York city ovcl‘ tho week-cud.
so...” ' ' '
“Mr. and Mrs. George ’lx'ay oi
.Grockctt street entertained on r the
yeclocnd Mr. and Mrs, Lelioy
~ crooked of New Haven.
' n- o o
to ‘ ‘
12:”. Charles Johnson of Commerce
”street. is visiting in New York city.
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.Mrs. Lewis Johnson of Commerce
elltcl'tltinini: Mrs.
Ida. Johnson of Newark. N. J.. for a
days.
. t f
of l-‘laxhill road
da on business.
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Mrs. Frank Hollins of Wallinlrferd
wisitlllg for a week at. the home
‘ :her daughter. Mrs. Marshall 1’.
tcr of l-loton avcnut'.
O t I
William Joscni
gone to l-‘lori
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Mrs. Grace Restino of Bridge.
I et is suffering from an ankle
rain caused when her foot,iurncd
week.
3
Harry Tulle
it.
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Her her while she was out walking
r of East avcnuIc has
turned .from a visit to New Ha-
will.
cut avenue was a \lhiiOl‘ in New
York city Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs Alla rt. llcniamln of
South street. litertailn-d l'I'iJlile‘
from New Canaan uvcr the week-
L'illi.
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M. 110 Miilr-r and Iiwrln-rt. M.
Millcl‘ attended Poli's l'alaro thra-
lrc ili Bridgeport last evening.
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Mrs. Warren '1‘. Meyers (if Sit-veils
street. is attending 11 class reunion of.
Wellcsiey College. she will also visit
at the home of her sister ill lavv Mrs.
.-\. Maycrs at Heston. Mass.
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Mr. and Min. Harry 'I‘. Conley and
daughter Verna of Clay street, spent
the week-end in Bridgeport.
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Abraham l-‘rankel of Main street
is recoveringr at his home after a
severe injury to his hand caused by
an axe while chopping wood.
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Herbert. and M. Lee Miller have
returned to lllcir homo in 177 Main
street from their studies at Syracuse
L'nivcrsity.
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Bernard himself of New York city
formerly of Norwalk. visited friends
Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. Long of Norwalk
and Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Baldwin
of Glcnbrook will leave Thursday on
How much have I saved
Why am. I saving—what
Homeoon will I reach '
rote? ‘
‘y in: Into o: uvingl
I Miss Carmine Pierce of Connecti-
lIisk Yourself. These 'IQuestions:
At this rote. how much‘ will I save during the year!
I}, that sum enough. or could I comfortably better it? v
an automobile trip to Canada.
1
lie: the last few days. There have
been no alarms since the hurtling of
a car Saturday cvcnini: in East twe-
nue; There were numerous inquiries
from residents of East Norwalk this
morning, however, as to the r‘nson
for tho alarm sounded last evening.
it was the call to mobilization of the
National Guard and not the imagined
fire which ntronscd the inhabitants
are anchored ill the water nearby.
illiiiI (Ilili daughter of
'l‘honms J. Smith of Summit uvcnuc
has ‘1 “‘13" “mm-hi outlook on NI"- i baby pictures now being run ill The.
Evening Sentinel.
so good that she causes her parents pivottltz'l'.‘lpil of your child.
you would like
at regular-times as all good send it in to the Woman‘s Editor.
and it “Ill be used with Oiilf‘l' pic-
tcnrler years. i tort-s of Norwalk babies.
A.
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'i'ilcl‘C has been little activity I‘IlIfI‘I.II0III’II' (alum. playing “IIII
:tinllli. the Mayflower Fire station 3‘ “ “mg
chlldrcn should.
.
A , Page For N ortoolk‘ Women. ,
your and
Mr. and Mrs.
Miss l.olll.--c. Slnitil.
As it matter of fact. her health 154'
lnspltc of he
Sully i‘Illllll)’ tllcaton, Stale lieid sec. operat
lit‘st’l‘tnlinll!
hill 1le SMITH
I'lltto 11y Manuuiani
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it y
HAS HEALTHY 0thth ON LIFE
11'
to have
Ni
ii! Loni-e has already got to thc pullill
vv In l’t‘ she would like to ordcr cvcry'
thlne on the menu and consume ll.
This is the sixteenth ill a series of
have
u iiit
) illl
FairiieidCounty Women Voters’
League Convention is Tomorrow
'l‘lvrte speakers are on the pro- to be mad». with Mrs. (iv-nice Mir:-
irvv alk
ii
ilit'illtil'
\\ Olllt‘lll
ROTON . POINT
W
CHINESE ENJOY
EXCURSION AT
ROTON POINT
_.___.——
800 Members of Cinn-
ese Christian Union
' ‘ ‘
0n Trip—(dad to bee
Nature
ltiixht hundred christian Chinese
llilly’t‘ and relaxed at lloton l’olnt
yesterday. They were members oi
the Chinese Christian Union. made
up of members of more than twenty
Chinese churches lil New York city.
Culvil. Lcc. President of the Union.
stated that tho excursion was “to got
away troln the world. and the city
that never sleeps, to the beautiful
scenery of nature."
"The purpose of the trip," Mr. Lee
said. is “lt‘lrsl. to get Chrislian tel-
luvvuhlp. We want all our Sunday
sclioolulto have real fellowship with
Cltcil Uliltl‘ and this annual trip suing
this purpose. Ministers, superintend-
cllts. teachers and scholars meet to-
gether as an army under the bail-
uer of the Cross.
“We want to share our Christian-
ity \\Ilil others tindItlvis excursion is
ppm to all the ptopleflvlvom we wish
to see at our Sunday Schools—and
lliltit lilcalls e\ei‘)‘ollc.
"incidentally. any proceeds go to
suppull our cvcilgclistlc workers lll
China, We have a Christian evangel-
ist iilt‘l‘c named 'l‘suni; Wci Sun. who
last your visited 37 places in un-
touchv-d fields and had an .ltt-md-
.‘llll’: of 16.0w pcople.“
"l‘ln- tfhrliittln (Sillllesc not only
worship til the faith, but have also
utiopltti the physicil bellciils of this
country. During the afternoon there
were lleld sports with it’ yard
daninri, bu yard dashes for gt ls. thc
obi men's lalL't‘, relay race. tug-o-
vvar, and 100 yard swim. All tilt-.l!
were t'lltt'l‘cd illto with a great that
oi hlliilL.
Willi llt‘tt en c.\cursions during the
latter part of lili‘ week alone, a
bus) illllt: is Itll‘L'usiCti iur licton
i'oint. Among lilv,‘ outings are three
H
'il
ti.
delegates to the tilt
Delegates to Vet. AUquII
Encampment RGIUIII5
Held in Bristol-Mrs. Anna Bf}; ' "
Mary E. lvlcouillan ’“tldedaidviigr
Guests of City—State 0.9". ans Re—elec ted
IIIIIIII and MIIII Mary I ,«p’I’u Asilvo lovl cu
r "it n w
. - as Norwalk '
IIUIIIII ‘ Ct! to the Bristol auxiliary.
h nilnlnll Slate ': '
,urllen' .vuvllluiz. ‘d' the largest number in .t
O.
Mrs. Allnd. ii
Mctlllillilu
i'I.
encampment o! the l
‘ '. . in of Foreign “IR ‘
IvSIlIvIZivIIvIvgis‘ lI‘IrlI ill ill'lsloi. .l-‘s’ h. h‘I'nI'um and dance “Nth w.
13th and ii i,..v.- rcltll‘ntvi lr- -"""”Y “in “W "mm“
reign Wars. ill attendance
, their own encampment. was held iIII
the Casino at Lake Compounco Sn
urdtly evening. I" I'
Sunday afternoon. the Bristol l
dies served a complimentary lunc l ;'
and report cur time. .
Al. the one lcr. at‘hbioli hcld F
dul’ aflernoo Mayor John ll. ,;
Wilder] a 1' iii vvrlrmne loo
delecatcs and Llllt‘ti the hey.-
clty over to t guests “ 110 ' ., eon llnvln I
. ' as it el- ' ' '
od more than “0 immim' ” and Mrs. \t’adc I I “In“ M” I ‘
The newly l orl'r‘ti “P” of The staff of state officers, w
red and white ”1'“ .‘IOIqII {-t‘ the have served during the past ye.
first time iii th pll'uvlo v.1 any af- were unanimously elected to set
during lllc coming year also.
" Haugh Weds Alial
._ 11 St. MaryIS Churc
Miss Agnes Hilll , daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jun .cs Bunch of 34
Mervvin street. bct-anlc tilu bride of
Allan Sperry of llock island. Illi-
nois, at u. wcddil K Performed this
morning at 8 o't‘ och. ill St. Mary's
church. Itev. "other lt‘inn officiat-
ed I
tcl'noon,
er of the bride, flf'lf‘tl as best man.
The ushers included: Mr. lt‘run
Haugll, Mr. Manfred I‘owcii. M
James Haugll. Jr. ‘ ..
After the wedding ceremony. a
ccptiou and breakfast was served
the ltoyal James llin. follcwi
which tile newly married couple I
on a. honeymoon trip to Bosto
Minis. and Vermont. for an lndefin
lime. v
l'pon their return. Mr. and Mr "I
Sperry will reside ill their new
built. home in \Vcstpert.
The groom is employed by the 0
Well Cigar Company. The bride
very well known having been a. to
cller at lilc Jefferson school for se
eral years.
The bride wits sowned in flesh
colored chiffon. with a flesh colored
tulle veil and flesh colored satin
slippers. Instead of carrying flow-
ers. she carried a white prayer book.
Miss Mary llaugh. sister of the
bride. acted as bridesmaid gowncd
in gcorgcttc. with gold colored slip—
pers. and carrying a bouquet of pink
l-oscbud»; Dr. J. l). Huugh. broth-
L CAL BRIEFS
for entertaining the great chiefs - I
June 18.
W ' ' '
5. Joseph's Sewing iiirclc will Large I‘m Coal. Harris a. (lens.
lllC( tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Ad“-
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l-Id lrd Hayes. lO lturritt avenue.
_‘ . . of the district. . . . ..
VG Ln] O)7al:)le NICCIIHO i'nllsltit‘railiu rcpairmc and paint. gram “”I ”‘0 i‘I‘iii‘m‘id County'ng. 11‘15'7'3' “1”} ‘IWIIIIII' IIIIIIII III IIII II I l il‘illll .\'orvv.illv, the Center ‘ Jill ior .\ it“ i‘iiell‘iClltfc is l‘t‘tlllt‘Sieli as The rumor!“ League of the Ea
O inl: 1” ”1,. “as. Nbrvvnlk Yacht club's no of Women \otcrs' convention let .\l4"l‘l';ll.\'(ltll\' SESSION llllizli on 'l‘hursd.ly ,thc i'l'diliiilll'ii ., ’5 10 be the last meeting of the Avenue M. H. church is going on
love forcicllst ll busysummer on the be ilt'ld tomorrow at St. tr‘tt‘l'ili‘ll'Si .tl the home of Mrs. George tiardi- J““""I “‘6'” "”_ i‘I‘Ii'i‘U- ‘1‘”‘1 ”l“ ‘ ‘Im' 'Il'lmlligllt still this evening. Me
fresillllcnts of sandwiches, llomc- watt-r. Since the repairing of the Parish llousc, Main street. llltlge- ncr, .‘ilnln slrct. nitiKI‘lit'ili. I‘I'Ii'_”i~‘I Sunder MIIWI UII bIIIIIIIIIIIfI The i lll"." . . - hers IIn'd IIIeIII IIIIIeIId! WI” meet
illlnie cake. Cookies and punch were Yacht Club's tlezlt last. week. an- livid. A: :zillt. "insplrntinn of llvc Nu- ‘\‘\l suilduv. vvlll'nc the biased in,“ J)‘1I:IMC|:IIE ‘I'IIIII‘I- oi “the t -30 Ut‘iock at the public dock.
served. The next fueling of the other lloal has made its appearance At ll o'clock reports of the coun- lib-nut Convention." Mrs. iit'l'iltl‘izd‘iL “iii" _i“i“‘ f'Xt‘UihiOlls-lluliiLIS “1 rcgcitIItioII 15 Yr?“ IIIQ i‘ll‘sl con- 1’ ' 0 0 ‘
chapter will be held Monday night ill iiH‘ I'M'P- "V“‘ib' ltllillifi‘d- Milli iv officers, lcuuue presidents and ‘lvnox Smith. Stair lil't‘rilit'llt. ,..t ”W “”“i' “”1”““5 l” ”‘0 “3 flight nu .I lurch “”1 “WM 10- 33““ L‘iilib'h C‘ml. Iiarrlsdeans.
at the home of Mrs. i.. ll. Mcllor Hlllil‘llt‘ti “‘iiil 41 WWI Spring-board, chairmen of standing committees .\t 31ml. “i':lil.‘it‘ and Cure of War." “MI in" “‘I‘Il‘; . , . fo 4 If- IVIIIIIIC IIIIIII IIII.III”ImImIInm AdII I I
ell ii-‘il‘l‘lt‘t Hil‘m‘t. St‘W‘I'KIl liltlllt‘ilr‘s HN‘ tlisu ml the. will be given. Miss Josephine St‘ililill. till‘t‘t'livp u!" I\vcvill~'fiti:l.\'*‘i.lllttti ltetall (IIIO l‘uIIuII ptlllt to be held in the near ‘ " 0 . .
last night ill‘lit‘ll. and overhauled small craft At noon, orelinlxziilon tall.- by Ming. the dcparfmcnl of livtcrimtiuinll co- vl'n Asspcnitiou ol Brooklyn. 0“ re. . . l‘ierkclty t‘liapn-r My, 95‘ 0...]
I ion of the National League. "Ell‘lllrh ‘ of Eastern Star, will hold a rcxul
-Siol‘as! ailb Rel-lodelmg dur. illlslllc-ss lllcclillg [Ulllul'l‘ow night
hi. l‘cti:v"s Church. \\'cstclnst'
Goods Cu. Dr ‘
A slrtlvvivcrry festival will be ilf'itl
on the lawn of iilt‘ Christ church
tomorrow cvcnlni: at M:\'t'll o'clock.
Siravvln’rries. il'c cream and candy
will be on bilii'.
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"l‘ln‘ additlon which has been
built on the Christian Advent church
is very near completion. The floor
has liccil lllllrilt‘ti. and little rvmuins
except for cleaning,' up the debris
left. by tin:- colllrllctors. Ali Lill‘iy
Occupation of tho new room is ex-
ported.
The warm weather brought out a
large crowd at Cal! l‘aoturo beach
last evening.
Several of the llatllers have cll-
tel-ed complaints about owners of
motor boats running them in be-
tween the. beach alnl,tlic lloltth, thus
endangering those ill the water.
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The Call‘ Pasture Life Guards
were busy last evening giving iii-
slrllctions to new candidates for the
Life Saving Corps.
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M. D. Madcy's cat, "Tiger." came
into his store ill East avenue yes-
terday afternoon with another
snake. This is the third snake that
“’l‘iger" has captured so far this
summer. lie is a real snake catch-
ini; cat.
.
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\\'orklncn are cutting the hedge
around the East Norwulk cemetery
‘ rchascd a. new car. in the first district yesterday. , _ ,
t1 ,. . . . , . . at the corner of Last avenue and carry the train as stopping. and
' ' Mrs. Albert Hodge of Winfield (‘liarles I‘vORv‘l‘S. Lester \Varrcn (‘I'CSOIIV boulevard. which lessens therefore many people will only
et entertained Mrs. t‘harles and It. A. Benedict enjoyed a fish- the “my" 0‘ “HONODUO collisions take it if they personally know of
be 0! Kent, over the week-cud. mg trip to Bantam Lake Sunday. at. that spot considerably. it. Then, too, With the announce-
_\ t o o a They reported a large catch. “ ‘i‘ “ , nit-nt that the train was to be dis-
‘ 3'“th Davis of Rowan street hiisi t o s Alphonso Cnnevurl of. Liberty continued. many commuters lied
‘ Square has had his canoe repainted i bought their June commutation
and yesterday placed it in the wa-
ter at Calf l'asturc beach for the
summer season.
thus far in 1025?
is my goal?
it I continue at my present
it not satisfactory. make it
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Tito Friendship Bible Class will
hold its annual picnic at Eaton's
Neck. L. 1.. on Saturday afternoon.
June 27. There will he a basket-
lunch. clam-bake, and later, swim-
thing.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. 1" Jones of 213
East avenue entertained over the
week-end Mr. L. ones and family,
Miss Lillian Brandt. and Harvey Bid
Clarence Far. all of Roselle. N. J. ,
s o o ‘
William Manley returned to Bon-
ton yesterdsy utter visiting Mr. M. b.
Madey at East avenue.
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Mrs. Ella Madey 0: Gregory Boule-
vard visited in New York yesterday.
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Mr. William Vallmer of Winfield
street is visiting in Stamford.
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Miss Florence Austin, of Port
Chester. is visiting her parents at
.Winfteld street ‘
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Ex-Councilmsn‘ Coors.
A...
Train service. street lighting and
water supply received attention in
the ililportunt meeting of the R0-
wuyton Civic. Association. held in the
ltovvnylon Methodist church, last
night. tlt‘veral items regarding the
Public dock ‘lld road repairs were
also discussct. The meeting was
well attended and several commit-
tees were, appointed. The general
feeling was that Iltmaylon will never
get her share of civic improvements
unless she asks for them. and u
strenuous campaign is to be follow-
ed in an effort to rectify matters!
which are holding back the progress
of the community. .
The president. Charles E. Funk.
expialncd the. train sci-vice situation.
He pointed out. as had been an~
honored, that the 7.43 morning
train would now make it stop each
morning at llowaylon. lie said also
that yesterday morning the New-
llaveu.road' had it checker tabulat-
im: the number of persons who took
that train. The test was in no man-
ner fair. he added. in the iirst
place. the new time table (lid not
books from the South Norwalk or
Darien stations. and had made ar-
rangements to park their cars at
these points through the day. At
the end of the month. they will un-
doubtedly take the ltovvuyton train
again.
Because of the fact that the time
table left. out mention of the train.
he advised the residents to advertise
it by word of mouth.
A committee was also appointed
to investigate the road condition on
I‘lowsyton avenue where it up-
prosches the station. Some mem-
bers thought that this fact was re-
sponsible for some automobile driv-
‘ers taking trains from other stations.
Asserting that there was 3. lack
of filter supply that frequently left
them'wlthout water from 7 o'clock
in the morning until 6 in the eve-
ning, seVernl residents of Highland
Ivonne made I protest. The Be-
wayton residents. said one speaker.
pay higher water rates than in
South Not-walk. and yet the supply
was left to a one-sixth inch pipe
which is not. adequste. The section
is building up rapidly. but ‘the
growth, would be even mot. npld
minus.
3 :t'fl‘
Johnna“. is ,
a ' I
‘5}wa .. «a,
llliltcr.
l‘ell'tlln
nil ry
vv .l 5
who
pointed
lights
private
who
include
ius.
cently.
her
tum enter supply who educate.-
I’IIl-
.n
was
damage suit.
Treasurer.
President Funk Reports 7:43 Morning Train
Now Stops at Villag'ej—Lights, Water Sup-
ply, Dock Discussed—Committee‘s Appoint-
ed—Growth Retarded
and funnilon. it, was said. had in-‘ll
up the appropriation of SI-tn', l-c-
cause he thought the. mailm- rcslcii
with the Civic association. This mat-
ter. too. will he pushed by a com.
front
will
and
funds.
The officers of
attended
d:
in an
O
0
summer
Point. During the sum‘
tench art.
0 0
Mr. and Mrs. M.
last week-end at "
Crockett street. co
to New York. but GR 1 . (or
wsyton slain ne lobe
the summer.
tormerly a. me
York police to
II!-
It was also announced that the
“or: at the dock would be placed
ill the \valt‘r probably today.
asked that pornonu ileum: the float
tying
on the front side so that if. is llt't't‘S-
to clllnb over
boats ill order to land.
The recent accidents :1'. the White
Bridge. also called forth comment.
it was pointed out that lights,
Isonle move to eliminate the danger
necessary.
centered around the question as to
liable
'i‘llc
investigate
aild make recomnieinlalions.
T he
in
It was also voted to colitlmle tile
subscriptions for the lisrlits through
llowayton
again made by the persons ultclnl-
ing the meeting.
night in RovIvtlyton is Inltli‘ and what
there are
(‘tlll
,1,
last night‘s inceli
President. Charles 15. Funk.
Vice-President. Mrs. Ida M. l‘»
Secretary. Franklin Macheet
lussel Thomas.
‘ O 0
L. J. Reynolds' truck was j_
damaged
The radiator vvns sn
{1 ii
‘.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dav" :3;
York have returned to tlt
after a. visit to Mr. and It
Needle.
'.
on I
Mrs. M. Matthews ha’ Pi day. Among the guests were- M
resident: 'he I 1‘-
A rodloxrntu has '55?
from Werner Coenan
Europe on Saturday.
T
Frs
lng "W “Wills and summer months the Masonic Temple. There in lo
(“‘0
he condition tit mom.
lllliti for 'n, e nl‘t‘air promises to be One of
P - most successful events over stag.
, , in chvtovv'li.
the assoclatlo
of
. ‘ n! 0W.
J
on lllt' "\\';il'vvlck.”
Mutual .\lt| Asoocia
(ills Elevator L'o.,i
llliz."
'i‘l'llltly Church Stir
istliiiil Nol'vvdllv.
of iilt.‘
lc "vi-sin.
School. of
Si. l-Zdlllolnl's t'llu 'liI'rt M‘S‘Iii‘
amnion, alld l " [4’0 ‘ ‘ "I“
turn. r" ' l ..
Sunday—filly IIIInIItl ‘miu‘ ll'”;
Sisters Assoelutiu ‘e ‘hm'
illul'.” , ‘
Mt ll's Club of IIUI‘n‘] U“ the
"in! bill.“
I 1' :lely of St. Veg.
Young l.:nilc
cult-4's Ci
lIlttiii in
MM. IiIllL
Visitindurse
9
null OI “Iiilc NOW
It \v:l.~
up their boatl-
~ . 3 '
I; ssoc. benefit
,~ ‘ “sf“ of tlic \lsitili;
‘1‘: :i/tlun, ll curmval will be
11523;“ and Saturday at the
‘ Ifll “‘0 \r ' lit” .
Nevvtovy 1 pt t,v, llin street.
PSI‘iifi’Ithe generosity of Miss 1-).
ll VII/it: former inn property
iI"' . i'l ccntly purchased by her
:"i offered to the association
,“f‘ affair.
10‘ nan Thomas 1". Drew and
‘ lc 1“l‘ctlcl'lck Lockwood. or
if 00k have volunteered their
three or four
lll‘
discussion
case of any
cotlllnittce. ap-
llic matter
entertained for two \vcl'ks its a pre-
Ilnllllalc opening at the camp which
is located in llridgeporl. near the
'lrumbull iillf‘.'
O I O
Malnbel‘s of the Woman's .\s.~‘o.
elation cf the South .\'orvvalk Con-
gregational church arr: met-tint: to-
day at the, home of Mrs. John llnnl~
ilton .on l-‘la.\hlll read for a picnic.
’lhls is the last meeting of ma
season.
i C O .
~ l‘l-IliMANICN'l‘ WA\'l.\'t’l. Net-:-
l‘le Lancil. Mrs. 1.. A. lskivau 1""
so. Main st. Tel. 924.-.”. I II
I O O I
Members of the llroad lliver
~
tonlmunily club will gather tonight
for semi-monthly business.
0 t 0
.'l‘llc entertainment colllmiltee of
“anoina Council. it. of P. will meet
Mrs. \Villialll Ashilrt‘lok, Miss Olive 0 o o rctary. , ‘ ..
Johnson. Mrs. Frederlck Peel. At high tide this morning tln' At it'll", l'I‘pnl‘ls of nominating should be 'llllilil‘ through Mrs. t'linrlc-i “““i‘lii‘i “15 “mum perfect r t i . . ' .
Mrs. J. Wolfe, Miss Cecilio liil- “’tulllaulon strict llridlzc liftcd to committee and clcrtion of olllecis. lull Mutuillvrn ilcfm'u v-zlo o‘ritvck to. .. l"”“' _ , \. ., i. give you a - p o eCIOIII-Imd wil IIU IIIIlImmn'
lines. Mrs. Bert \V-rbber. Mrs. \‘iti- lit the tug Floral '1‘}. too come At lttlo. Illln-ln-on. ill-serrations llicht. 'l‘t lcpllone L'nllr, lllzl'lbvluy >—>l.-‘.ldltilc\\ a la“ 'l'wln 5:21:23!an [“07 wear next ' ‘ ‘
. -.-... ' l‘ -'>- . - , a . .' . .
C(IIII AIIIIIII IIIII‘IIIIIIII IIIIIII II I’IIIIIIII “I IIIIIIIICII for IIIvI'IclIllII~~ luIlIlIlIrIi' High School NW Street. Phone dosliAdv \OI MAI: . '“Siliillli; or fishing parties 3
Mrs. Arthur llenson. Mrs. L. 13. Match and ltalley company. After 0“] Y O " ‘ ‘ ‘- - ism] Um“ t‘n t I,” _ ‘ ' ..
Mellnr. Mrs. John Beers. ’ lcavlng the barge. tlvn l-Idwunl ll. R A T N l‘ I‘IlIIII‘I l H I chat l - Uul i‘rldgcport .Iuiiliei l l ilovvaytoIn. .Il‘ol‘l IVOII.“I.I:]ILII61bIC:‘:JI
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S'iIiIviIinIlIIlIII<lIevIItI~IiistlItIvII I I I I I I (it tl‘l‘ bridge CIVIC ASSOCIATION APPR()VI‘;S “"“Mi” Jimmy “I5“ JOI OI I “1qu Ema” i'iliitircn at Camp Unions loud ~spCIinlIel‘(.seIIII)UiI'iIn OlIlI 'IIadIX; l I
. l v . . l A ~ .. ..’ _ ilie Silllllllel‘ COIlY’lit‘s‘c' .. \ .— ; f? y 8.— V, .
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DRIVEJ TO PUP R()\\l .Al r10N ()N 31441 b'.llill'd.l_v—mi . .\ blccl 'mm'l’“ lh- Associated Charities. are being I"l‘he Ladies “,1 of “H. inn-t“ \I
church will meet at 1” o'clock l
morrovv illorning at Wilson Poi
lor all all day sewing meet and pi
nlc. Members will bring their 0v
lunches. if the weather prov
stormy, the meeting will be held ‘3
the parsonage. ‘
. 'l‘ln: Womans lv‘oreizn Missions I
Society of the First M. ii, cllur
will meet at the home of Mrs.
\\'ilkiuson.17§ l-‘laxhill road. t
afternoon. The Christmas box \\
lie preparcd at this meeting. '1']
lrblnltl be the closing meeting un .
a . I
II
—l’.adlo and victrolas sold on ea
terms. Donnelly.-—Adv.
. v . . .
'lhe (.olden Rule Circle of t
I‘ll‘Si t_'oncrr-mitional church w
meet at the home of Mrs. George
tonizllt at the home of Mrs. Fred
Malkin to make final arrangements
with “0100” ice. call 540.
The Public is invited to visit a
r l ul' its vver . ,
i i ' i“ (I s and have at the present time
d booths aild other necessary"
liurch Strawberry
Festival Friday
The annual strawberry festival of
[110 Swedish Congregational church
“1' be held Friday evening at 7:30
o' .Ocii. I
\n original program has been
dined for this event, which in the
little of the church has become one
, the best affairs of the year. The
liildrcn of the Sunday school and
M be members of the choir will take
- nil-t. All interested are invited to
to collis'.
Plant.
43-65 N 0. MAIN ST.
attend.
“ClCO” lCE
The CLEAN ICE made in Norwa
water. It is much better and co
st
Accept no substitute—If your de
The Crystal ice Company
STERLING
'EURNITURE COMPANY I i.
“FURNITURE FOR THE ENTIRE HOME"
PHONE 105
(‘alllicnl on Scar llill this afte
lltitlll.
l
.“l
:.
1k, from purest filtered _
3 you no more.
aler Will not supply you .I
nd inspect our Butler Street -.
—!
SOUTH N ORWALK
and Mrs. B. l". Leavitt. Harold Lezb
viii. Miss Celia Heating and Mr.
illlldl Mrs. H. Heating. 15. F. Leuvitt
s tie inventor of the Lelvit
Sea salvaging suit. I Deep
II'
S ill . . .
:— a us or fishing parties. B
arise .n and only. Cupt. Frank Stevens):
Rovvayton. Tel. Norwalk 61.—Adv.
‘ o e
As the Reliance Fl.“ Co. of ROW-
ayton has disbanded. the Reliance
Social Club. an auxiliary. has decid-
ed to do the some. and a. final meet-
ing has been called by the Presi-
dent. Mrs. R. s. Barclay. at her
home .on Thursday afternoon. June
18. at a O'clock. in“ Is requested
[that every member“: than
was};
s
New
cap of
At Your
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v
on new AUTOMATICALLY
run aromas PLANT n CONTROLLED
Receive Your rims rog-
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runs OUR SPECIALTY.
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,',“ W W I one m ,
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