i
' * " mummcsnmmnuomolmm CONN?
gistored several complaints yester-
day in regards to the placing of it
.3 o "etour sign in the roadway. The
’—~sign is situated at tile corner of
Winfield street and East avenue. In
body was torn into splinters and the
entire front demolished. There were
no witnesses present, but police say
that Connolly was going at a good
clip. judging from the damage.
C ntlnued front Page One.)
( o . tor. everything to ashes." she is re.
ported as having said.
A later appeal to the Community
Fathers on orange avenue also fall-
want to compromise—either all or
nothing.
"We're not asking for any in be-
tween verdict." declares her present
The bride was gowned in powder
blue flat crepe with hat to match
She carried a
. . 7 s _
. ‘ , Some Ball Players! These Class B " AND WIFE . . SOON T0 ERE
Treasury Balance SIDE CAR H" BY ,d , , . i . - , , . St. Swlthin s Do i ,
. - M w Le ~c - - l 22
’w wasnmoron. August ll.—- AUTO W0 15 KT 5, arm “‘8 agile up HURT [NWRECK Record of a n m D
3 United States Treasury net bal- , ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ~ .. .. .. . . ,
’ ' ' . . , I 16—— t. Ewithins Da ..I'lsin .
ta ignce at ffi'fsgtsblmnm AUKUI! . Marvin won the Hour cup. sym- their coaches.‘ 'I'hsrs washoycrab- ' ‘ ‘ g ' ;_ in]; 10 .s..............{. llaln
. f ,. V” S l '1 ' 7 ‘ bolisi‘ng thePchampionship of Class hing—no iniprsoaiiona on ths'ihsad‘ . July 17 W. Rain
U ' ‘ “B" n the laylround League yea- of the unluckey chap who tossed the ~ 5.“ 18 W. No Rain
‘4 N.Y.anA1uNa no“? iordny. but Harris. although on the ball game away. No alibio ci- kicks » . . y 1
NEW YORK Aug. li.——Llear- July 10 No Ran
a... ing House Statdment— ‘ short hs’rld of an 11-10 score. won about the over-age .pdlaysr. - . July 30 .............. No Rain ..__..._,. 4
" - , ‘ ' aomet n more in ortant. he not accet ‘ def i ‘ " ° '
r" Etch-“w --------"‘°u°°°-°°° Child A180 Tossed Into r. ‘ icf h .. l T V’ ’ m ”" Superintendent of New n... =1 min Building Permits To
n / Balances 16 000 000 e team tt e balground with good sports and gave a cheer for . . me fl .... . Rain
cps , . Credits tl.ooo.ooo Street —— All Escape ”‘° “'l‘mmw' "m 0‘ "06 loom. tho winnor. Although Marvin won. Ca 11 8 an E state July as No Rain $29,000 in Two Da
m ‘ . . Fir more important than the actual the type of bail played by Harris . July 3‘ Rain
g. ”WSW. . S it d Serums Injunes in winning of tho Isms—although it is would indicate a. victory tor that Smashed Up Leav. my a mm __ Apartment W]
, “L tmmmg ‘ ll 8 an A 'd t o hard to mks young-tors believe this team in lithe‘gamss out of ten. . my 2, . m." St P] (l
Clothing Carried out CC] C“ ——-was their own attitude through This was Just the tenth same! mg Grounds July ,7 ""' Rain ores anne
‘ . ‘ . . the game. The box score: July 28 Rain "
5'" ,., —-—Steward Jenifer t0 , . A serious outcmobilo accident was‘ 7’" NW." ‘0" ‘ game when they MARVIN. Following a. bad smashup near the July 29 No Rain Building permit! mu“ by “u .
”V ' rsrrowly averted at the corner of might h." won. Behind in ‘ 7'3 ab r h Ernest Conant estate. Smith Ridge. Ju|y 30 ...... No Rain lnl’ inspector George S. Hubbeli
"r ‘ score, they allowed Marvin to l po " . ' 0:10 ' U ' ', h t two da s amount
, Stand Watch M l d w hi gt t t out n ,, how Canaan. tut nisht It July at . Rain “‘8' ‘ ° W V
.¢~—~»-»xi. . ,,. South “ n an ” n on ' “’9 'v a. substitute 3rd baseman who was glogrifl“ “M”- : i i 2 3 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fla- Aug 1 ' Rain ”9,200.
., . ' ~ _ yesterday afternoon. over age when Marvin's regular boy - ‘ “°°' i c. 3 it at e are in the ' ' I H ' ’l‘ilc crlilit issued to Frank A
n- Noamflgfinfgazfugc2.3;};{.33 " ~ Mrs. Cherie!- Yilaligrs of Putnar: n'l’tshtaken etch. kAt this point they :st::lnpe:l:"m1b.: : t 2 : '1. lSlT-trr'xal‘ljctlixpillal “at; 'with serious 2:: i mmmmgg g3: lone ‘0‘; “m construction of a
'i' - ~ . I - avenue. n aw i" I" or "carafe-an m 5 L115” .. ‘9 ed." ““1 held 101‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' nil rt I. . ' ' . H ”I ..... ii ial'tment house with stores on
,1. , “m! I“ blue on“ again broke: .1: K. 0F PYTHIAS the corner from South Main street a regular age player. but they show. 0- Pcrlman. ""' z 1 z 1 ‘ 1 i 1;..." Flaherty a5 'ufl.lned a pos- Aug. 5‘ l W. No Rain glound floor at the corner of C
.2 to 1.) bathing lockers in the a - i ‘ P. Carpenter. 3b. -2» 1 ._, 3__ 0 1 . . . Au‘. .................. Rain . .
... _.n d varried off suits into Wash ngton street, attempted to cd their title spirit by letting the . 0 “m.,_,,gcmm of her arms and right Aug 6 ‘ Rain and Summit mm,“ heads the
'. “‘3’ 9““ °“- ““ “ pull out of the path of a truck and matter ride. riohor. it a . 1 o 0 1 h 1' ~ ”d m . '_ " 'l‘h b m m be “We...“
and clothing belonging to members. h t 1 w d d ’I'w 0 A Kech ’ ..... a l 1 J ,, 2 s olilder. lhs aso recsv s Aug 7 sl"’see-4.ravoe-aso Rain e ul ngw co
him before this tssson the bathing Although unanimously ascribed in "NC“ ‘ ° "‘° W“ ° ° "° ““ ° at. 3““ 0" 'l‘d- Gay“ r', ._ 3 1 1 o 5 o abrasions about the head and face. Aug. s lisi‘n ' t “WW-“mm Thfl'ellll'sb“ '
houses have been entered during the belong." to the Ku Klux Klan. 'l‘he driven byVC'hBl‘lf'a’ Lee of 81 Dawson Even at that, they pulled up .ths . .. - - -_ __ ~ — _ _ Mr. Whey-(y. 46, suffered bad cuts Aug. 9 , , , . . , . .. .. . . . . . . . Rain ”0"" 0" 8'0““ "W"-
. "'ni ht and “1““sz taken ”om Even,“ Sentinel has learned that avenue. “cat Halon. score and went into the seventh and Totals . "4 11 13.“ is . about his face and “mm . Aug. 10 No mm The permits follow:
ihgm ciunduy nlnh- several bathing the cars which passed through Nor- MN- L00 and he" Ema" dauzhlcr- 'm mil"! with I tWit-run lead. Where rlshorty was driving his P. J. Di l’oiro. house alteration .
--- ‘ ‘ , , t .. .h... and Wm], walk on Sunday did not belong to riding in the aide car. were thrown They had the flame lowed up. Mar. HARRIS- - light suburban type car from the Wilbur atrect. cost 31.500.
suits. IN C (‘8 0 L 0 '5 b vlllon that order. onto the pavement. but were not Vin got one run and then. with two . ab r it do s. s driveway of the Conant estate, of John R. Fine)" shingle ”ding
l 9“ “‘0‘” ”0’“ ”'e "‘1' l”: .m' The autos. from Akron. Canton. seriously iniurod. They were takon to out. a man on third. Barron of ilar- P. Miller. c ----- ~ ‘ 1 2 6 1 1 which he is the superintendent. house in Van Zandt street, costs
: .ntrnnco was obfltlnud iy .horc ,5 and Cleveland. Ohio. bore banners their.home in West Haven where ril. pitched. Fisher hit an easy C. Cradle. 2b 3 z 1 0 f 0 Robert E. Conley 0: Mountain ,0“. MISS ELSIE KNORR Frank W. McKendrie. four r
g “0 l°°ks 0" ”W 60"” °t 0'" 0“": of all types. among them one with a they were treated by a physician. grounder to Bates” at second base. Amcrson. 1b 8 l 2 d 1 1 ){idgeneld' going north, dflvln‘ ‘ bungalow m Romy,” avenue.
o enifer says he is gains 1.0 “a": dragon's head. The letters on the Mr. Lee received a slight bruise on Bales. who had pleyed exemplary O'sulilvan. as J 2 1 0 t 2 heavy roadgter. apparently was una. IS THE BRIDE OF 34,500,
MCI! with a dog f" the ”at 0 banners were “D. O. K. K." his leg. as a result of the collision. b5” Ill through the some. fielded Barron. p . . 3 3 1 J 2 1 his to stop his “1. and crashed‘into ., William Gillinrt garage in Wil
he 6085.0" in how! of Cfllchlns ”10 The dragon symbol. and the lot- The motorcycle was damaged to a cleanly—and then 'made a wild Kirkland. 8b 2 l 1 2 2 l Flaherty's auto hesdoon. The Fla- ARTHUR MATHLR meet cost 8350.. .
NGWS- . . . tar! (We Till. to the Xulmolll ill‘lili considerable extent and there was, throw to home instsad of making the Blankenship. cf . 3 o 2 1 o z herty automobile was half way out _ cm"... 1.: Smith garage addl
7‘ .. ‘ ey “’0” an CM"- “ “9‘ Y 1 W slight damage to the automobile. may play for an out to first. Grumleyv rf . - - ~ - 3 ° ° 3 1 0 in the road turnin south. . in Meadow street cot 100.
(The walk or painting Illi' l‘llCh belonged to Ohio members of the The accident was investigated by And the game wan over! Fisher. 2b 2 0 0 , 3 1 Connolly “w tgs iFlaherty car Miss Elsie K. knorr. daughter of John Kovacs. 'gurzgcs m Sol
s tachool on Gl'f-gory Boulevard began Knights of Pyihlas on their way to pumlman John Toothill. No arrests Even at that "1‘. Harris team fol- _— _. ._ ._ ._ .. when he was less than ‘0 feet away. Mr. and Mrs. Ewald F. Know of “re”. CO“ 3250 ,
Sweaterduy. Both the Roger Ludlow a frovidencc, 1.1.. I. convention. we“, made. The drivers agreed to lowed the good example shown by Totals ........28 10 10 20 16 0 He made an attempt to “,0” it. but Myrtle ltrget, became the bride of Frank Angaionc, stores and ap
.3 Junior High 3”“ ”1° Fitch school D' :3 KKIfht‘l‘gd'K?’ sling“: settle the damage between them- _ pm it full. Mrs. puhorty, gluing in Arthur N. Mather of Taylor avenue ments Cedar and gummy. street.
l'w’ ham“ ”‘e ““15.“ ”paired ““1 31,3; “5’; "‘2 {his}! of ‘I’Iy‘fis' selves. ' _ S‘ k f J the front out with her husband. was yesterday afternoon at 3 O‘clock- 822.000.
. Lute lawns graded. Jhc Fitch school I“ ~ Annul Adoptlon 10 0 all thrown 5""1“ the windshield “(l The wedding ceremony took place Hyman 5am]. .housc altcrat
lf’m b° ”“'"‘°“."°.‘“ 3mm” “d °“" . . - of or the: oar-munch: wry-1:0 pugodi'wgfmn lhlvml'ntl? in Pleasant street. cost 3250. s
’ V; _ g mm.“ from p. a One. t rown ou . an ng on e em an - eV. eorge . ' eepo 0 es s . a.
'" M°t°“5‘3- Wh° “9““ “9" fl“ BOOIIIIIINOI Walk (Continued from Page One.) (C0 - ‘.‘ ) ment at the side of the road. Mass. former pastor of the church -
l torn-up section or Last “mm” "4' ‘ .. trial—her third chance. She wants The Flaherty car was damagoddal- performi'ng it; ceremony. The pre- POST 200 BO '
3 she molested. Plsase take me. Sls- freedom. nothing less. a)... doe,“ most beyond recovery. The woo on as: vpxtforx.‘ ex. F. L. Piper is on
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RESIDENTS HOLD
2ND MEETING FOR RECKLESS
Efforts are being made, he said. for
not only single purchases. but for
two or three business blocks. He
and blond slippers.
bouquet of white roses.
order to get past it. machines are .0" of cd. . ' ..
‘.i compelled to travel through a space rife“lgrorposl-t:ifgg'lhzhzslleof the “I don't think you are capable of 23:16:} WWTN'LmMRfl-S "desigx; . The injured persons were taken to. She was attended by Miss Amelia
'3 no wider than the car-track. and proposed purchasers but he did "y making a judgment now." a Father p defense on that ex ectation" ths .Norwalk Hospltll by Connolly L. Knorr her sister as bridesmaid, P
l"? there is room for only one aisle of that local property'is witnessing a (Continued on page Two). of the Order told her. "If you insist our D th br ndeg 1‘ ‘ irl arid Constable R. H. Putnam of New who w“ dressed in tan flat crepe
you can go to the convent Elation Cln om y. .' .' H " Canaan. with hat. and slices to match, She ....__.._
traffic at a lime.
terday. The motorists are
D! the road again.
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8 o'clock. Routine business
enioyed a social half-hour.
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day or the year at Calf
day turn-out, Over 600 cars
their new life-saving
Tickled in the near future.
while swimming at
The sign was mov-
ed from the side of the road to the
middle of the cement section yes-
asking
llhat it be moved back to the side
,The monthly meeting of the May-
flower Hook and Ladder Company
was held last night in the station at
W“
transacted, after which the members
‘. The Pyramid Temple Band will
give a band concert Sunday after-
noon at the Norwalk Country club.
after which a. light luncheon will be
at the club house this afternoon.
Yesterday was the biggest week-
Pasture
Beach. The crowd resembled a Sun-
were
parked along the beach during the
IL“. Guards have already given
station one
coat of paint. and the inside will be
Calf Pasture
Beach yesterday. Bloomquist’s legs
were badly,polsoned by the stings,
but no medical treatment was neces-
decided boom.
Other real estate men interviewed
made the same statement. Both
claim that Norwslk and its suburbs
have proved a. strong attraction for
outside interests. and predict that
within a. short while. some large
deals are to be closed.
in local property were not given. but
it is believed that the publicity given
real estate profits elsewhere have
induced many to turn their invest-
ments to that path. As far as can
rivallod opportunity for develop-
ment and that it promises a steady
expansion.
It is understood that large par-
cels in the business sections of thd
COUNCIL MEETS
evening.
There is a possibility that the six
new members to‘the paid fire de-
partment will be named. This will
bring the total number of men in the
ation, appropriated the sum of 87.-
000 for the new pumper and ".200
is needed,
Reasons for the sudden interests -‘
THIS EVENING-
of action. which be outlined as fol-‘
lows:
l—To seek road improvements.
Z—To secure a definite water pres-
sure. * ’ '
J—To secure lights on the road
and signs.
4.——To secure fire hydrants and
gas..
He stated that it was to bc a pure-
'ly non-partisan, non-sectarian and
non-social organization, and then
moved that officers be elected. To
tired in order to make its selections.
Mr. Arnold moved that boundaries
be proposed. which would definitely
settle the territory included bythe
organization. A motion was made.
on the cast. and the Five Mile River
on the west.
To Go Before Council.
Mr. Schsng wanted it made clear
that the organization. consisted not
of irate citizens. but of those who
knew what they wanted and intend-
definite
upon.
The nominating committee then
made its report which read as fol-
lowa:
program must be decided
Ungvary. Mr. and Mrs. H. Powell.
F. H. Keyser.
The nominating committee also
recommended that a committee on
near Summit or to the House of the
Good Shepherd near here, but 1 ad-
vise against it. Go home with your
father and mother. I give you my
biasing."
Accompanied by her father and
mother. the girl who for a brief time
was the adopted daughter of Edward
W. Burning. New York real estate
operator. arrived in Newark shortly
after midnight. .
“Take me to this place." she told
James O'Neill. a taxi driver. as she
pointed to a newspaper story telling
ing the Amity Place.
When the sarly morning attempt
to arouse the inmates of the con-
vent was unsuccessful, tho girl con-
sulted with her parents and told the
driver to take her-to a cheap hotel
and sandwiches. after which the un-
successful attempt to enter the con-
vent was resumed.
Before nine o'clock the trio left
Newark. the girl announcing that
she is to appear in court in Jamaica.
Long Island. today.
gain admission to the convents, giv-
ing him aduplicate. She signed his
copy as Mary Spas. and experts
have pronounced her signature that
of the erstwhile Browning ward.
AMER CHANNEL
and a matricide, possibly win?
She has won bsforc.
wanted she took. now she wants
Something that ths world seldom
dsnles anybody.
Dorothy wanted
danced.
Dorothy did not want to defend
herself in trial: she did not want a
compromise sentence which her at-
torneys fought for. Nor did she get
it.
Her mad behavior in court
brought about a sudden switch dur.
to dance. She
A month later the stats insane
asylum doctors declared the, girl
sane. Dorothy was remanded to
the San Franciscocourts for trial.
First declared legally insane. and
now legally sane,-ths strl may ss-
zou plnoua eus zaut sold I no sdso
.be held .‘or something done while
she was not responsible, n-rticularly
when she is obviously quite respon-
sible now.
recognise her for the changs in her
appearance, from flapper clothes to
negative tones, and from uncontrolo
able temper to perfect sersnlty. pos-
sibly the law will forget. the Jazz-
SPRINGWQOD
Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Tortorslla
of 61 Spring street are shut-tuning
Things she '
Connolly was released under a $1.-
‘ooo bond. Bis car was damaged very
little.
lNSPECTlON or .
RESERVOIR srl
FOR WEDNESDAY
tour at the Norwalk reservoir tomor-
row afternoon. it was announced this
morning by Commissioner Edward
Finnegan.
The Commissioners will start from
last Wednesday but was postponed
on account of the inclement weather.
Chief Engineer Samuel W. Hoyt will
explain the new alterations which
have recently been completey there.
Miss Mara Given.
afternoon. High tides and warm
. Before leavin Newar Ma se-
weather made the day a busy one. The regular meeting of the Com- cd to lay their needs before the cured from the‘taxi anti-r ars’lato- Can Dorothy go free?
‘and all of the bathing accOmoda- mon Council will be held in the Council. He also stated that this ment showing that .11. had spent: 8 "r things have happened Shower By Friends
“0" "M" 1”“ ‘0 the limit. 'lhe Council Chambers. City Hall. this was the time for action and that a the night here and that she tried to . “Inn!“ courtroom onlookers '6’"
A miscellaneous shower was tend-
crsd Miss Ruth M. More at. her
home. 3 Van Bursn avenue last
evening in honor of her approach—
ing marriage to 'Mr. Eugene Kane.
Mas Bucknam. Peggy Newman.
Grace M'Quillan. Dorothy Btatham.
Agasa Mahoney, Helen Kline. Le;
nors. Mahoney, Argrevina Pagoticl-
carried a bouquet of pink roses.
Ariel Aiasworth was best man, in-
attendance on the groom.
After the wedding trip which. is
to include a tour of the New Eng-
land states. the couple will make
their home on Eversely street. .
American Legion Post:
To Discuss Clambake
A regular meeting of the Oscar I-l.
All members are asked to make a.
point of attending this meet as sev-
eral matters of importance are to be
a clambake September 13. .
discussed. including the possibility of ‘
The Resolutes held a practice ses- . N do this. he appointed a nominating
sion last night at the no”, Ludlow 2:831:22: £2229 biz? 31:53.2“ committee. consisting .of Walter 0. how Geraldine Riche. 19. New York ing her first trial and caused her to cow“ pom No. 3' Ameflcm Legion, Lock City. An" considerable _
field. belief that this city affords un- Bunce. Thomas H. Powell and Mrs. girl. ”“31“ asylum l" FM "93"“ I” "l“ for insanity. . will be held in the clubrooms. Quin- flcully they passed Comatock's.
3‘ A. E. Arnold. This committee re- “I" 0! 3t- 30h" 1M Butlfl- Idioln- WM“ the court found h" in!“ The First District Water Commis- tel-d building. Friday evening at 8 and notified Officer Conrad J. M
she screamed. "I am not insulin" - sinners will conduct an inspection o'clock. here to arrest him. He was to
into custody berefand first furni
ed his car as bond.
street, who was arrested yesteri
morning charged with reckless d
ing on West avenue and the Boa
Post road. was released this mo
ing on a. bond of $200.
a Stamford automobile off the r-
several times between Darlen'
Not-walk.
were: Fred Ham. 15 Woodland a
nue. Stamford. and John Burns.
Henry street. Stamford.
best results.
Ralph J. Comstock of Spr
Comstock is alleged to have for
In the Stamford
Both men are policemen in
-—-Advertise in the Sentinel for
oozes
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qud by the chlb isUll'f- , first and second districts are now .
- . seconded and carried. that the boun- Looking back on the whole pro. .
/ » ‘ ‘ ‘ under consideration by large out- . and call for her in the morning. . -
... W. .. . . $130103::5.‘.§’l‘2'2'.e.‘”‘.‘:.‘§°"3“ rm... .. . curtains; "sultry.” “ran: 39:: ::..:.‘:.°l::“.t’:2
Shorehaven Golf Club is being held , . N H. and H R. R m" the “'um',‘ neslr the tube station and breakfast- apparently hopel ' case. a an ”"02. who wishpto " \ . O . . . o . . o o . . .. . . . o .
the bounday of the second district “1 l“ "u" '°°m °° ”‘ “a“ °‘ °°“°° , Can Sits Go tree. The trip was to have been made o‘t’”’“’”°“:“’ ’“’ ’“’”’”’”’.’.’~”“’ I" 9”°”¢”°”:°5”0.
EXPOSED!
MW-
" ‘ ' » MARY ISPAS'
Eu one Kane. Flax Hill road, one aid de artment up to 82.‘ F. C. Schang. chairman: F. The rl's tea was denied at. the . .
‘30! th: members of the Golf Pasture p The 3119 of the Barker chemical H. Trendly, Hon. President; 3-, orphangige Mpg...“ Illuminate. who mad I!" who flflt came to W. and on Friday August 14.
Life GuarOS. will be married this truck at the East Norwalk Fire star C. Schang. president; J. A. told her that she was too old to" will fr” " “l“ deli-composed, XIII Mara was the recipient 0‘ Oi, .
5 Friday to Miss Ruth Mara. tlon may be discussed. The money Hamilton. vice president: J. 8. enter that institution. y'ouiag l“, 'h" demands “ “'7 many beautiful gifts including “1"" ~ . V '1
‘.‘ . . . {rem this sale is needed to purchase Gillespie, vice president. . Tl " chance w "V...” I 00““. wars. will“. NT”. linens “‘1 3. has written a. true and complete Story Of '
’ Andrew Bloomqulst, Fifth street. the new 360 gallon pamper. that is Council. Dr. Charles Cattsneo. with 1“ "Wt ”"0?- China. A dainty luncheon consist. . .
was severely stung by a jellyfish desired for that station. d T airs. F. H. Hadley. Miss O. Hoyt, H As RME l‘ngttof ics utdm'tukl..tsp:nw and
The Board of Estimate an ax- eor e Hubbell. Fred Lander. J. 8. I'll VII I0" a a I our. ' ‘
it m“ mm, mm“: mm her remarkable adventures Wlth
Edward W. Browning
bury. s s s by laws be elected by the present ‘
Among the week-end guests at the -Rev. H. Granstrom began his an- meeting from open nominations. . g 21‘1“"; home. "I'M". from NOW an. Dorothy Frey and Edith
Not-walls Country club were: Mr. nual month's vacation yesterday. The committee on bY-laWs was °’ c " . . . O'Brien. Mrs. G. B. Mailer. Mrs.
lad Mrs. F. G. _ Wellstood. from Mr. Granstrom will bo absent from chosen as follows: . Miss Mildred ll 8 Alice O'Brien. Mrs. William English .
Greenwich. Mr. and Mrs. w. Duryea. the services 0 fthe Bothlohsm Con- 11- G. Waterbury. S. Raymond. mm “l.bm.:°'h‘°: to: ’3‘" Ind N1" Mart Re (T . .
Dr..and Mrs. R. 3. Collins. also of gregational Church for the rest of Dr. CW1" Cattaneo. BOULOGNE. runes, Aug. 11‘ birthday “m" at harnuh gt at Her DISCIOSUI'GS In TOdayS
August. After visiting in Bristol. Mr. POW (AP)_-—Mlu Lflflm Ears-lacs of Ar-‘ last evsnlng. "‘1’ ° ° SUSPENDED. ,
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Greenwich. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Tay-
lor. Mr. Howard Hoyt. of Brooklyn.
Mr. Leo F. Richards. of Elizabeth,
.N. J.. Mr. W. P. Butterly. of Brook-
Hr. and Hrs. James Sand and
children of Spring street have
The motion that the ofiicers in
the council be empowered to ap-
point oommlttecs to look into the
gentins. who was taken from the
water in a. sense of collapse last night
when 8 miles from Dover while at~
NEW Y‘ORK. Aug. 11.—-(AI’.)
Mickey Walksr, world's welterweight
boxing champion. will be suspended
Granstrom will spend the remainder
of his leave of absence in other
parts of the state.
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DAILY MIRROR
wwich, Mrs. B. F. Kaiser.
lynyuiss Betty Putney. of Green-
of Stem-
ford. and F. J. Moran, of Norwalk.
Rtlilitiltll ,
' TWfl YEARS
' a it edit 7 ‘
avoidance:
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Mr. an rs. O. Petsrson, Fitch
street. have returned from a two
weeks’ vacation with friends on
Long Island.
0 O 0
Fred Farace. of Van Zandt street.
is enjoying a three weeke' vacation
from his duties with the Century
Underwear Company at his home
in Bangor.
C O 0
Carl Gustaveson, Platt street. is
making an automobile trip with
several of his friends to Niagara
Falls this week.
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Mrs. H. Granstrom's mother. who
has been visiting at her home on
Van Zandt street for two weeks. re-
turned to Chicago Sunday.
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Louis Riehl. of Bette Place. has
secured a position with the Nash
started over the week-end. Mem-
bers, who have signed up a week in
advance were sllgible to play. Many
good scores were turned in.
The_results of the second round
of the August Handicap middle play
Thofivinner of each round each
5 points. ..
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following matters was moved. ssc~
coded and carried:
1. Road improvements.
2. Water pressure.
3. Policing.
The motion to retain the present
membership committes was then»
carried. The ofllcers on this com-
mittee are. Mrs. H. 8. Benton. Mrs.
F. H. Hadley. W. 0. Burton. C.
Withington and Miss Hoyt. This
committee was complimented forits
work. as shown by the splendid
turnout.
The question of stationery was
brought up by Chairman Sohang.
who proposed that the letter head
of the organizations should carry
the list of members on one side of
the sheet and a map showing the
sections covered on the other side.
Subscriptions were started for
the Rowayton Firs department.
from which a substantial sum was
Waterbury. J. 1". Arnold. Mr. and
Mrs. Hy Mayer. Dr.Chs.s. Cattanso.
Emma D. Hoyt. Harry 8. Benton.
Katharine. Pam, Hynd Harper, Mr.
and Mrs. Griffin. William Morton,
Dorothea Fisk. Walter C. Buncs.
Ethel E. ‘Keyssr, A. Pruner, Daisy
Cattaneo, Mrs. H. Harper. John Fo-
tempting to swim across the English
Channel. had a slight relapse after
reaching her- home at Gribble: this
morning. The doctors say her con-‘
dition is not serious. but that she
will need tress for some weeks. They
describe her as quite run-down phy-
sically.
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William C. Kant of 43 Fifth street
was knocked from his bicycle in
Winfield street. yestérday aftenoon.
Riding along the road. he swung
his wheel to one side and into the
path of an automobile owned and
driven by Peter Miller Christensen
BOYS SENT HOME.
a complaint last night from Irving
Hall on too Main street that. boys
were causing a disturbance near his
Miss Emily lollies of Morristown.
. The first district police received '
moved to East Nomlk.
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Ralph Garfield of Stuart avenue
attended the ball game in Wilton
Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bodo of New
Haven are spending a week's vaca—
tion with )Jrs. Bodo’s parents fir.
and Mrs. tho of Lexington ave-
aus./
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Mr. and Mrs. John Pecesrslla and
daughters of Lexington avenue mo-
tored to Ponchostsr. New York,
Sunday. when they attended an en-
gagentsnt party. ,
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Joseph Murphy and Alexander
Term of Ely avenue, and Joseph
White of Love street motored to
Luke Konoschks, Sunday.
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Hr. and Mrs. William Xoellntar
and daughters. Beatrice and Doro-
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warransky of
Osborne avenue entsrtsined rslas
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Zinc of
Knapp street. lentsminsd relatives
from Bridgeport over the yeah-end.
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.Gsorge Porter of How Haven. was
was a visitor in Stamford Sunday.
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anemone at so‘oloeh ta
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of
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disclaim ,Jfrs. John J"
its
within the jurisdiction of the New
York state Athletic Commission“ at
that body’s meeting next Friday un-
less Jack Kearns. his manager.
dine at that time an ironclad agree-
ment to box Dave shade. California
title challenger. '
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En neerin Company. realized. of 73 Union avenue. 1Bridgeport.
‘1 t .l . . Among tmpmtwere' John The car; It?“ the '1’“! knock- anal:lh§g°.::jell.'0:izwmfitifll:g it
h Au st Handles tournsm t - in: Hart 0 t s pavement. He was . C
atTth: Sbgehaven 001: Club :3 A' Hamilton, Thos. 3' Powell, 111‘ 6' uninjured. Th. front '1’.“ V” d." vacatioan. o“; ~ " The Je G. h
broken on the bicycle. ‘ we 0p
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only, Aug. 13, 14, 15
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”° 3' ”um": M. Hoyt, Elsie N. Benton. Mr. A. home. Police investigated and sent
T- H- WHY—"i. Hoyt, A. E. Arnold. H. a. pull, the youthful offenders away with a “£231? “m” m "”3"“ . ,
it"s”.i'fi'i‘. cm“ ““1““- “ed ’1- Km "ml" ' ‘ . . . Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry. Cut Glass,
- “ ' Charles Scott. Wain). Griffin. Erich l N Y 75
w. E. L giub—TS. L. Pm. And" K.nku. r. C. “V“ In”) Brook m. 0' ark. .
5, grfi‘smn. a...” 0,0," 3...... 3..., , Deaths and Funerals m u:- its-fin}- , . Silverware, Etc.
- ' Schang, Mrs. Carl Gpot'gi. Mr. and ~———-
Per 101' the coil?" 1' 71- Mrs. J. a. alllosplo. tars. Charioo su- Ealuy scales “mm Tm“ °' “an" "um“ Prim Galore
week receives tbm pointl. Sewn“ dor. Alec Gettner. Carl B. Georgi, New Jersey. a resident here until mg ngbo or 141.111.1011 an. ‘
place receives no points and third John Slick, silos Margaret soon. 25 years ago. pol-soc away last night ' . visitor in Stamfo m ‘ lion’ Migg This '
Place one point. The score in points Mrs. George Hubbetl. lira. .Frank in the Horristown Home for Aged 3:”... rd "I. "0 m t Opportnmty
‘ stands: Hadley. Hrs. Ruth Baxter. Margar- Women. She was a sister of G. A. . s s 0 Km lo. I'm _ at _ l
0.1.. Woodward. f points. et W. Goran. Frank B. Trendly. French's. In. of 1! Harriet street. '1. John Vera. of New York city. I n
w. 1.. Wood. s,.l: points. Frank nodloy. Nelson w. Powell. into use a large host of friends ass returned to Ms home. after Both Mom Cloud 123 wuh- St t ‘
r. n. Canty. a points. ‘ herd. lgrits funeral will be held to- spending a. week's nation with his Vedas-m Afternoon- ' mm rec . ' South Norw COM- »
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