. Served By Young La- 5 u ’ ing at 1 o'clock and last about an hour. Tho V i i ‘5. l AFTERNUON TEA ‘5 AT CLUB HOUSE ._ . ~__,_ . ......9—4vA‘ "‘ -' SERVICE STATION PHONE 1381 / i sMDNESDA’Y.’ JULY all. HARBOR VIEW PRETTY AFFAIR i dies-Rehearsals for .. Tennis Racket Re- veal Enthusiasm 'iho nttunoon tea. which took fplaeo yesterday ufto1noon at the clubhouse. was voted a most enjoy- sbie affair. The tables were pret- liiy decorated with flowers. The door prize. 11. cake. was carried off by Mrs. Kennubly. Sliver spoons purchased by the tea club were used for the first time yesterday afternoon. ' The hostesses \vere. Mrs. J. H. \Vurthmnn, Mrs. E. HOLE and Mrs. W. 'l‘. Muerery. The too. Was datutily served by young ladies of the Island icluding the Misses Lillian Schork. ’irglnln Duiiey. Dorothy Bogart. Margaret Doyle. Lillian Macrery Ind her cousin. Juanita. . According to present plans. the hostesses for next week's too. will be Mrs. J. J. Doyle and Mrs. William “'omls. 0 O 0 Miss Shirley Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson of Dukwood avenue. entertained a large number of friends at a bridge party last evening at her home. The first prize was won- by] Jack Mn- c1éry. The second was carried off by Miss Margaret Wheeiock, and the third was awarded to lilies Elva Mlnuse. During the evening delightful re- freshments were served. Miss John- son made an ideal hostess. Those present included, the Misses Dorothy Bogart. Dorothy Delmar. Lillinn Schork, Margaret Doyle. Elva Mir'iusc, Shirley John- ston. Ann and Helen Kuhrs and Margaret Wheelock and the Messrs. Jack, Wallace and ,Robert Macrerv. Victor Michell. George Pendleton. Herman linhrs. Fred 'l‘l'epel. Ito- 1 bert Dunham. Vi’lilium Srliork and Jack Wurthmnn. II C 0 'nehearsals for tire annual Tennis Racket are taking place every morn- the clubhouse at eleven principals rehearse at 8 in the morning. Mr. Robert E. Lnrkln will be the technical director. Mr. Fred Britten will be in charge of the lights. afid Mrs. Edw'ard n. itald will be the director for the ihorus and specialties. A number of boys of the beach to rehearsing the ncw‘hlt. "Coi- leglate" and are resolved to put it REOO Passenger Wagons REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING PARTS AND ACCESSORIES HAYDEN AUTOMOBILE CO. 14“ wns'r AVE. noawsnx Speed i 1 —— Special — - nosey. u. s. Cord our 5 Largo Wedge Cushions .. .. once 3 Liberty Sq. Garage !201E. Wash. 8t. E.Norwalk 5 Tel. 3343 1 5 BRAKE RELINING l :rowcsn saunas REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES i l J l. MALLETIE 88 Washington Street l l 3 South Norwalk, Conn. l l L_____.L._A 1’ ' Keep C00l 5 with a 5 Westinghouse Electric Fan 110 Volt A. 0. 220 Volt D. 0. e NORWALK ELECTRIC COMPANY 11 No. Main St. Phone 2078 / . FOLEV HQNEi hri rm 11 .DRtt' P.“ if" I’L - more than ten years. ms " .... _ . J over in the best of form. will do the Charleston. Ruth Delmar. who is‘h very clev- or dancer. will be in the racket. Plans are going forward with vim and those in charge are greatly en- couraged by the enthusiasm dis— played. . O O 0 Indications at present are that a diving contest may be held between residents of Harbor‘Vtew and Bell Island. Although there has not been any definite practice here yet. it is expected Johnston and Mrs. C. D. Bteurer will represent Harbor View. Both ladies pl to try the diving board at Sel- wy s in the near future. as the Bell ‘ Islanders have requested that the contest take place on their grounds. a e e A delightful party was held at the home of Miss Margaret Doyle on Gibson avenue on Monday evening. Dancing was enjoyed and refresh- ments served. Those present were: Dorothy Bogart. Margaret Doyle, Lillian Schork. Elva. Minn-e. Mar- garet Wheolock, Victor Michell. Donald Selehow, Wallace. Jack and Robert Macrey. William Doyle. and William Behork. 0 O I The feature picture to be shown at the club house this evening will be "Deciaese" with Corinne Griffith. 0 O 0 The date for the Dutch Dinner has been definitely set for August :0 and will take place at the club house. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lurch will be in charge of the dinner. ! t 0 Mrs. J. 'l‘. Wurthman of Harbor View avenue will entertain a num- ber of friends at a. bridge party at her home Tomorrow afternoon. There will be three tables. . I 0 Miss Florence Clark, of Rye. N Y.. will be the guest of Miss ,Doro- thy Bogart of Neptune avenue for. a. week. « e ,e e M. Katherine Rooms and Mr. Walter‘Dunderland have returned to their homes in New York after visit- ing for a a few days‘wlih the J. J. Doyle family on Gibson avenue. 0 O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Plait and family of New Rochelle will occupy the Road's End cottage for Lmonth. a o ,e Mrs. M. L. Jenks and family of White Plains will arrive on Thurs- day and will" spend a few days in the Askey cottage on Cockeno ave- nus. O O 0 Mrs. Howard Tierney of Silver- mine. a former resident of the beach. will be entertained on Thurs- day by Mrs. C. D. Steurer of Her- bor View avenue. During the 'after- noon. a tennis doubles match will be played. 0 0 0 Miss Betty Held. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. field of Oak- wood avenue will entertain a num- ber of friends at a party to cele- brate her fifth birthday today at her home. 0 O 0 Mrs. Jule Delmar of H rbor View avenue entertained a. to friends at an impromtuduridgs party on Mon- day afternoon. . The prise was won by Mrs. Arthur Askey. Miss Doro- thy Deimar and Mn. Delmar‘s mother also attended. ‘ O O 0 Mrs. E. F. Askey and son. Wil- liam, of Coekenoe avenue. leave to. day for an extended motor trip through the White Mountains. 0 O 0 Miss Madeline Lurch of Coekenoe avenue will spend Thursday and Fri- day in New York. On Thursday she expects to visit Coney Island with friends. ‘ ROWAYTON mm CARNIVAL DRAWS CROWD DESPITE THUNDER SHOWER Ladies’ Booth and Cake Sale Are‘Successfulu New Store Soon to Open Crowds thronged to the Rowayion Fireman's Carnival in the Raymond lot on McKinley street yesterday evening. In spite of the downpour of rain, the wheels at the booths con- tinued to spin and immediately af- ter the storm, music for the dancing began again. The Ladies Booth. which opened last night. presented an attractivel appearance with its table decorated with numerous fancy articles. such as hand-crocheted pieces. aprons. towels and handkerchiefs. The cake sale, held at the same table was very successful. all of the cakes being disposed of before closing time. The next sale of cakes will take place on Friday night. The sale of articles at the Ladies‘ booth will continue throughout the week. 0 O O The winner of the door prise last evening has not yet been announc- ed. Those in charge of the Carnival are optimistic about the weather prospects this evening. They hope that St. Swiihins prophecy will not be fulfilled. 0 ‘0 O ‘ Mr. Charles McKendrie will open the new McKendrle company store on Rowayton avenue on or about August 1. The building was dormer- ly occupied by Brown‘- Cash Gro- cery. Dry goods. drugs and hardware will be handled.- For many years. Roweyton people have been in need of a. store of this kind. No drygoods store has been in business here, since that of Samuel Mead on' Rowayton. avenue and that has been closed for O 0 0 Mrs. C. D. Albrecht of Logan place announces that a meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Bow- ayton Baptist church will be held ssext Tuesday evening at her home. " All members are urgently requested to be present. as important business is ted» diseu-ed. ‘ , An exciting game of volley ball ‘sru played on the muscle of the with . . a . The girls. that Miss Shirley ~ ”don. .v ' ‘w‘ifiiififiir. mm as . Wednesday's Beat Featur- and m XIV wso d. P. —-UM I“ g ; .dmw'ru‘; . ' ' is 3'- —m"‘"’ "'""' Jim-5s“: 838 "5'25"” .... m... ....i.“ ”ii'i'sf‘frw' m1":- 5 film Pencils... "" ..‘f :‘Well dinner '13" . Illa-Innis. Undo .——¥uitod Sales Concert. 2.3; «Malia-3:53“ in -fll‘m:u: I” “I“. WZZNmam ”Wham WWIm 1 .--Wiiilsin Pain , " .-—-8un shine Girl: IL—Oito talkie. pi :i'udio rt. DMD. «i5 '81“ s- a. new; Q EM: 3 Band. II. Sue 0_ 5'9“ ~s up ‘ .399 §~_s ‘s'éis 8 8888" '33 ‘32:: go“ i 57-: res-mg we:- . :x‘ 5:37. l .. e 3 :S'éséss stuns ...}. -.. a g s . i 5 1: Ea. a 9m ‘FMQO . . w -— eta. wno room mun—a s:oo P.. lei-Dense program. T“ we 0; nip-emu 1:27.“. 5.. P . mac n, z . l.-Ioob of ledge. am . 0:05;"! 'lggflurrsy 100 up.“ no r. it—Jn. anus Ole in. i : P. I.- is .. ...—wad... A group of young people had plan- ned to play tennis. but because of the wet courts, decided to play vol- ley bell instead. Those who played were: Frances Bond. Fred Hart. Har- old: D‘eits. Eleanor Davenport. Lil- liau Nngle and Errol Gray. 0 d '0 Mr. Earle P. Sterens of McKinley street has left for Providence where he will remain indefinitely Mr. Ste- vens is the chief engineer on one of the steamers of the Packard Dredg-- ing company. 0 0 0 Mrs. Abraham Cleverly ol' Crew avenue is enjoying her visit at Cape Cod. Mass. Bhe expects to return to her home here soon. She has been away for the month of July. . t I 0 Miss Laura MeCourt of Staten is- land will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Royal C. Decker on Me- Kinley place for a week. Miss Me- Court came to ltowayton yesterday. 0 O 0 Nelson Nyborg of Brooklyn. who is visiting at the home of Andrew Painter. has accepted a position for the summer at the McKendrie Gro- cery Co. on Rowayton avenue. ... I O 0 Many local residents witnessed an unusual sight on Monday, when about a dozenttorpedo boats were seen on the Sound. presumably go- ing in the direction of New Lon- Mlss Catherine Smith of Hartford is visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred Tay- lor on McKinley street. for a week. 0 O O M Mr] and Mrs. It. Mnnt Hall of Manila. who have been visiting for the past few days with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gllman of Highland avenue. expect to leave about August 15 for an extended trip aboard. O t 0 Miss Lilllam Nagie expects to re- turn to her home in Newmarkei. N. J., next Tuesday, after spending a month in the Scott cottage on How- ayton avenue. 5 t“ m 0 Mr. Ste ley Mills. Mr. William Coote of oston and Clarence and Russel Mills have returned to High- land atenue. after visiting friends in New Haven. They made the trip by auto. s . O 0 0 Miss Maybelle Palmer has re- urned to her homelin Norwalk of. or visiting for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Saniuei Matt and daugh. tsr. Emma. ”of Rotdn avenue. 0 I 0 All ladies of the community who desire to. contribute cakes for the Ladies' Booth at the Firemen's Car- nival. are kindly requested to notify Mrs. . P. Stevens and she will be glad to call- for them. 0 ‘0 0 John Levy of Hunt street has ac- cepted a position. with Walter Higgins in his trucking business. 0 0 \ 0 Mrs. Guns and daughter. Estella, of Rowayton avenue. have returned to their home after a short trip to Atlanta. Georgia. where they visited friends. .» F. e e a Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ogden enter- tained]. few friends at a card party on Monday evening at their home on Rowayton hvenue. O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Merrifleld and Fred Jr.. of Rowhyton avenue are spending a few days in. Gardiner, New York. . . e e e George‘s. Moseley is enjoying it vacation from his duties in ‘New Iorlt'at his home in Rowsyton ave. nus. O O 0 Howard Moore of Cross street has returned to his—business in New Iork city after enjoying a two week's vacation. .5 . 0 Frank Brande. who was stricken mi. Tiff-imdi‘mm ' 1x00 Past—H ount $95M” 0.3331... 188 55%‘1'E‘1-Mwm ' “Nu o Pius-1n mk’m’hlm 1s. (Eastern Standard and Cam! 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[31’0”le g. a; KAI—$2.1M. stories. 5 0.00 r.’ Isles-3n s ens-um. I nos ”all.“ 133 r. Lem and music. ‘ a: P. Ira—Parasite Artists :00 P. IL—Pairick Marsh“ Orchestra. ,- 90~pOI § 3-.” 8328 .— 8832: 293 stars? Seaco- Life Guards and Junior sist—Playg'round Calf Pasture All Day—No Meeting of East Ave. Neighborhood Ass’ n.' Tomorrow Swimming Week started a day late yesterday at Calf Pasture Bench. but the success of the (101' made the Life Guards optimistic. Several hundred ehlldron fromlho playgrounds. ‘lwsiiies many olhcrl. presented themselves for instruction. They lined up on the bench at first. some of them nfrsid of the water. The. bathing houses had been left open at the further end for tho chil- dren. Life Guards Albert Raymond and Fred Cells were on duty and there were many Junior Red Cross mem- bers to assist them. H. H. Lang”. supervisor of the Norwnlk Piny- ground Association. originator of Swimming Week, spent the entire afternoon at the beach. Many of the children began to learn to vim quickly. The Guards made the all put their heads un- der the water before attempting any strokes. When they had become ac- customed to the feel of the water they were taught to float on their stomachs. and then to paddle along. Before the afternoon was over there were 50 of the children from the playgrounds who could swim ten or twenty feet before losing their wind. The Gum-dos were prepared to ’in- street any adults who might appear in the evening. but showers kept would-be swimmers away. H. H. hanger and lied Cross Ex- aminer Nichols expressed great set- isfaction with the progress of the day. I 0 O The Paid Firomcn‘n Fun » Frolic got off to an early start that night. There were no delays and there were nearly 1.500 people present at the Liberty Square site by eight-thirty. when the rain commenced. The fire- men were prepared for a big evening. and the. cars parked along the Washington street bridge indicated that it was a big one until the rain began. Several loads of,sawdust and ashes dumped on the grounds made the soil firm even after the showers. and the grounds are in good condi- tion for today. This afternooniho 50 youngsters from the County Home on Westport eelvlng letters from him from les risburg. He and his sister. Ger- trude. will motor back to Rowayton at the beginning of August. 0 O O Foundations‘for the house for Mr. and Mrs. Clement D. Albreth of Logan street. which is both: built on Raymond street. laid. Upon completion of the home it will be occupied by their son. Hil- liard. an'd his wife. 0 O 0 Miss Nettie Aeksrly of Roton avenue is expected home 'after vis- iting friends in New Jersey the past week. ' O 0 O ‘ Mary Housman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Holt-men of Ro- wayton avenue. is enjoying I. two weeks! visit with friends in New York. 0 O 0 William Mdtlisws of Meeker Court has returned to his home um I trip of two weeks to Buffalo. of fever in Ohio. is new lurid mu J5... EAST NORWALK SEVERAL HUNDRED" CHILDREN GET LESSONS ‘lN SWIMMING ~ out are beinl’ z..l m pools. #113113 l0. so I. ammo (Control Standard Tim) M ire. torv‘ arson. . m P. "Mutation” sud melanin JUNE SEEM" 7:.sor "I. ”0.- ill. n :ml.' VI 7: U P.¥.‘-kllllbddt (““28" Am “PW—gglti mm“! Quorum Mountain Standard Time)" ton. on nus—on 00 Ill—Imus. slot-.11 332E“ I.—lfetbort loge-Nita. O. 0-“? maximum (Pacific Coast. Standard Time) 32' ....s "’5' m invited to attend the affair. BELL . ISLAND W MANY ATTEND BRIDGE PARTY AT CLUB HOUSE Sale and Tea Tomor- row for Benefit of S. Norwalk Congregav ' tional Church There were 14 tables of bridge ill. the wdekly card-party held at the Bell island club last night. Mrs. Melville 1“. Riley and Mrs. Arthur A. Hughes were the hostesses of the evening. The prizcwinners were: Mrs. CharletOn Mewborn. Mrs. William F. Clarke. Firs. George McIntosh. Mr. Malcolm Perkins. Mr. Frank Bchws rts. Mr. Eugene P. Rich. ‘ Mrs. William Wilson. Mrd. koule Wardwell. . The Thursday night dinner will be served at the .club house tomor- row evenlng. The excellent dinners served by Steward Charles Price it is expected will draw a large crowd. I O I A summer sale and tea will be held tomorrow from 1 o'clock un- til 7 o'clock at the Cobble cottage, the home of Mrs. J. H. Ferris. The sale will be for the benefit of the Booth Norwalk Congregational Church. Fancy articles. rug-rugs. food. and candy will be on sale. A novelty feature of the afternoon will be Wonder Kane for the Kid-5 dies. Members of the Sewing Cir-. cls of the South Norwalk Congrega-' tionni Church will be the hostesses. All the residents of Bell Island are 0 O 0 The European trip planned by Mr. Ellsworth Smith. which was to 8 $382 ..'v a ‘ ”[I'LAND commits—«1.! .gr—dwdu‘ e Ore fflz'vv'g .I.—0tudi in Concert. "MIDNBIM" 8m! STAN”! " "cw ‘c‘s..‘."‘c§I ‘3"‘53‘5tm'1‘7'o‘33: Mellon managements reserve the 1 sit. programs at their discretion-n Red Cross Members As- Supervisor Longer at avenue will he given free ridee'on the ferric wheel, morry—go-round. swings and carousel. The Connecti- Compuny is furnishing free transportation to the children. through the kindness of local Stingr- luiendent Thomas Muchan. The monkey show will be open to them. and "cuts" provided. 0 O 0 it was announced today by Prof. George P. Krupp. president of the linst Avenue N‘eig borhood Associa— lion. that there would be no meeting of the club tomorrow night. espre- viouely announced. A meeting will he called in September. it is expect- ed that invitations to speak at an open forum meeting will be sent to Muyor Robins. John‘MeMuhon and Edward Quinlan next week. The meeting in September will he held at Community Hall. and the question of zoning will be discussed at that time. i O O 0 Michael Shea. who will open a new restaurant at Fort and Washington street ionic time next week, received the last of the new equipment he has been buying \estordny. A new gas stove was delivered to the build- inc. where counters and tables have already been inbtalied. \ a y o The tide yesterday failed to move the city dock back to the perpendicu. iar. Neither the pressure of the high water in front of the dock nor the pull of the . chor at the rear m0v- ed the pier insulate. and it stayed over 20 inches off bulahce fills morn- ing. The if so Potomac resumed pumping in the afternoon. but the pipes were laid acro emarshes nearly 260 yards to the land behind the‘ dike in the harbor. The area behind the city dock is completely filled in how. , Grappling for the pipes on the bottom of the harbor went on this morning. and over half of those lost have been recovered and piled once more on the lighter. O O The weekly bridge of the Shore- haven Golf Club was held yesterday afternoon at the clubhouse. About 75 ladies were predent. Refresh- ments were served after the pi“. which began at 2:30 o‘clock. Mrs. Ray L. Skoileid was hostess. O O 0 Officer Jack Rdboris is back on duty in the Third district after a. week's vacation. His return relieves Officer‘Brim. who began his week's vacation yesterday. 0 O O \ Joseph Scire. Winfield street. is back from a trip to Bridgeport for several days. I 5 e e e 5 Mrs. William Volimer. Winfield street is visiting friends and relatives in JamniCa L. I. F Mrs. Antony ‘outro of East avo- nue is making a trip to New Jersey. 0 O I . Clarence Whittaker of Httsburgh is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whittaker. of Winfield street for two weeks. ' C 0 G Mr. and Mrs. 8. Peterson. who have been «retaking, at the reel- start tomorrow has been postponed until October. e e e Mr. Frank M uicnre and the Misses ’l'hereso and Marie Mulcare of the Orchard cottage left for a short visit to Great. Harrington. Muss, yrsterday. O 0 0 James Huggeriy. Jr.. will arrive at the island tomorrow to spend the rest of the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James iiaggerty. 0 O O ‘The second rehearsal for the minstrci show will be held at the club house tonight. Among the younger set who attended the first rehearsal Monday night were: Elea- nor Loonnrd. Muriel Schwartz. Jo- sephine Kecgan. Frances Gallagher. Doris Turner. Alice Bernstein. Ar- lene Stetz, Jean Harper, Buddy Mui- cere, Sherwood Smith. Brooks Pei.- ers. John Gloetzner. Donald Hsg~ gerty. Melville Riley. Henry Piering. Albert Erislflne. Dilby Mason and manager Kent Creuser. O O 0 Mr. and Mrs. D. ‘J. Murray , of West Orange are visiting Mr. and MrsoLester Ortiz. O O 0 According to present indications. Miss Shirley Johnston. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston of Oukwood avenue. Harbor View. will accept the challenge of Miss Anne Mathews, daughter of Mrs. ._ Store Hours I to ii—lsiurdsy 0 to 1 ~DRY- oooos ll I'MUNSIE’ l 5%.? 10.12 so. MAIN er, so. sonwstk:"_, , ‘ .v I _. ...... ...,» ~""‘"""’ JohnRuslzu Best and Biggest “Cl; It’s a fact our shoes wear out, but it's a satisfaction; . an to know theygake their time about it—that’ s why thrift .. parents buy children’ s shoes here. a We have a fine showing of durable shoes for little 3111.5 3* big boys and girls. 5...; Store Open Wednesday Afternoons . . 122 Washington St. ~If this Signatm‘é (is NOT on the Box. it is ‘N__o_r BROMQ QUININE L. (flay Le Pere Mathews of Pine Point. for n diving contest. The com-5 petition will take place before the middle of August at Bell island.I lilies Johnston will visit Bell island in the near future to try out the dif- ferent diving board. If there is a second, Miss Jean Harper will re- present Be‘il island. and Mrs. George Sieurer .ir.. Harbor View. 5 O P 0 Word has been received here that Mr. Franklin Fools of Bell Island is on his way back from China to Almeda. Calif. to visit"his mother. Mrs. Poets. and her two sons, Franklin and Irving. recently made the trip from Connecticut to California in 21 days. i O 0 Frances A. Haugh of Norvvsik. a student at the Thomas W. Evans Museum and Dental Institute at U. of P. has been visiting friends at the island. 0 t 0 Those who took part in the min- strel show rehearsal desire publicly to thank Mrs. Horn W. Stroat for her ohilging services at the piano Monday night. Mrs. Eugene P. Bernstein, Miss Alice Bernstein. Miss Arlene Stein and Miss Frances Gallagher were the guests of Mrs. Charles Schroyer of New Cannon yesterday. . O O O Mrs. J. Stuart Whiteside of Rocky Point road is a visitor in New lork today. 0 O 0 Miss Edith Bevis of New York is at the Pine Point Catholic Club for a. week's visit. ‘ O 0 Mrs. George Norman and daugh- ter of New York are also at the Catholic Club for one week. LADY OF THE HOUSE: Yes..I have an old pair of trousers but I'm afraid they're too large around the waist for you." TRAMP: Well. couldn' t you gim- me a. dinner that would make 'eml fit? Knickers 12.14119. nip St. deuce of John Commit. Kenn-5 :‘tm- memos.qu to their, THINK BEFORE YOU BUILD To most peepls a heme means an investment for a lifetime. _ A misstep is a. serious matter. That' is why it is worth while, to think before you build. Make sure of the PERMANENOE of those things about a home that grows dear with assault: tions. However modest the home may be, make it substaa. " tial. 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