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Grsth of Pound Ridge N. 1 Hrs. ' ' '
nun“. and her “uh“; were he.“ The Evening Sentinel welcomes What a Cyclone m ACthl‘l LOOkS Like .
or Mr. McGrlth at “L'nderhill Log contribulm' I? ""Ibl'l“ imam " 0 sea a'
t: u." a well known solid house of °' ‘° "‘3' °‘ °§ °° “m“ n ° V V °“
wh ch ho lsovvner. paper. and regrets that so many ' ‘ L‘ROE TRML BOTJLE OF H
. . . offerings have to be rejected he. , I F0 5 s
1.1de Juhn F. Shea. of St. Mary‘s cause at the carelessness of the on
You K church. has returned to his duties “"4"“ elBNAESEGRE PUR'EEAM'EOB
8 now with the parish. after a vacation of Many 9°09" fall t° “r1“ . °
-— two “up“ names iegibiy and an item with- 0
e s 0 out a name is not usable. . v NIL A
y City Briefs Now ,5 the tim Many people write on both at
— u of year for fur . ‘0
storage. The Twin City “lot is a M" I°‘II“‘° fI'W'I-IISI‘flI‘ “2"" Married Ten Months, Mrs. AGIDINWOOD @335 w E’Q’l‘fi Y”
I I . reliable place and all fur storage :nnno ° us" 9" ‘" 9°" J ' mu .v '
Rislt .. '10.\lGlil‘ . here is insured .am" fire and occupied in the {sentinel allies and BIlaCkIer INNS“ J ll d g e Sch/offeréerlt 6 ,0" Company' _ For/land No
R o— IiI’tustlinR For Cupid '. theft. 67 North Main St. Phone there is seldom time for that. 14" support He M u S t '
egent— Madame Behave". 408.—Adv. People using typewriters should .. ' ..
I :‘IIIIcIe—M‘The Wanderer". . a o use a double-space in writing (live To Her. I‘
0‘33 "ll"! Lady McLachlau Pickvvicki . co yfo newsia ers to ernlit --
, ‘ ml was crowded at the p r l p -' p _ , ~ .
Mgggmuxger, oi: Scotl‘a. weekly dance. Saturday night. ’9'“ 7°” corrections where nec- 1.17m”! 1). "Wk”: 50min"
‘ ”in. to NJ???” I""“.‘.‘£°I" Among those attendinr. 1mm this ”my- ”'mil-‘l ““3 0mm“ ‘0 WY "‘5 “. “‘ PURE, NATURAL xcr: THAT vvim. l-imvlc illiS'I‘
l 3.“... . ’ ‘° '°° ““ section. were: .vlias Donna. Norton. 31:. a neck. through fillet oItIl‘oIiw iron Au. USES _. nun saitvit‘i: \\‘li.l. Ai‘l'll.\l.
' . . r . Ii: (.‘. $1 it]. i. lllRO fill"- 1“ .' "S, ‘ U.
Youn‘ People! soc-la]. St. Peters 3:33 I‘lll:;rt{3f:‘lll?l:.nlli3li‘::lilzi‘:' biliiii lillllflr'li‘llHI :lHiil Cglll‘i. last evening. AND OUII PRICE ’10 I
church. .. _ . ' ‘ were served. Among the numerous . . .. ,, , t> “term“ Phone US F H A I N (ti/if:
Bridge and Tea. at Shorehaven l.iicl;I1u:nIor,PtIieorge Winslow, Lan- sues!- were: r.- and Mrs. Roy IlIIlItCItIIIIroiIIIvIvIIItrIIII.tIlIlItIsIIKtId otyrcfu-ilnlz e “Olin
. . I . r ‘ t ‘ - 3 - , - . .
Golt Club. dogIIner;Ich.AcchIaidGlIladetharold sterling, Mr. and Mrs. Hovviirti to support his “I” at the Imum. 985 Freight. yam, Foot. of Ann Si., So. {\onvnlk it i,
Installation oi'ilcers. Court Leon. ' “II t ‘1“ SI “'I °Ip”' Hertrl. Hebert McKenzie, New York. “r v]... ill'lt‘k‘l'i' ‘ I
Frances. Order .lden Sceptre. Inga“ Maggie with BI“: “1:21: The Misses Taylor. George and Paul ‘iI. .no' “I" mack" ”I...” on
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COMING EVENTS. vvick supper club continued its se- ineflglttelzs and many from neighbor- the fact that they were not living
July ”powder”, Moonlight Sail. lies of dinner dances being held 5 ' . . . , happily inacihcr. sllliollsll llll‘y \VPI'O
July 28.—Deft 1.1"”, Covered through the summer. Society has . .. . married only trn months ago. Jurlvl-
DJsh Supper on Franklin Lynch been well represented at these at- I.atgtcgliengfig‘xlwzu(2:113:23 ilitlm nskwtt ilvat the case be post-I Ph ’ Prompt
property on the 'l‘okeneke Road. fairs of the younger 801. She is planning to spend a. week ai WM" for u “.Wk in the can of "i IOI'IB . A
July 28.—-Meeting of Elitertaln- e e e the home 0‘ her friend. Helen Kaii- |uil<sililv establishment of i‘cconClllit-I 527 I)eli\ ery
merit; Committee Lady Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson. tor. “0"- “”‘l "“'" 0'1"""1 “'5 "“50““. . . . ..
Lodge. . yo” Point ”men returned ”new . . . - ithCi' ill thi‘ casc. gleaned train liisl “iT‘S HERE I!“ IT'S "OI Sl-.\\Alll.'
July 28.—Meeting of Women's As- day evening. from a daY's trip to Mr. alvd Mrs. H. Block. 11 Belden experience. but the couple was in~.
lactation. S. N. Baptist church, with .J.ake 'i‘oneetn. Brewster. N. Y.. with place. entertained several relatives Fleiviii. and ill-v Judge passcd ”10 BASKETS
MrIs. Dudl 3'30”.“ 1 n b it a party of friends. from New Yorfiiver the week-end. ““1?"- l I I I I I I I l I I I I r I I I
uly 2 .— ons- 'wans use a o e o . . . . rs. lal‘trjr, varm .up n lt‘l‘ “a. hn\r~ Just who to. a now are...» man i. ”strive .ulrr as;
Glme It Amusem'nt Pam' . David 1L SL‘hW-‘il'lZ. 10 Benton] Nellie Tlce. Philadelphia. is spend- “”“m'l‘l't” by “'1' Mill“? “ll" "0'; (in; I-aslt-“ts. lilni‘fi' shuppcls, t'lt’itiica baskets, viiislr‘ liiior buckets.
July 29.—Hroad River Carnival place. was a business visitor in hit; several weeks at the honve of amenity took the stand from whereI nm-l cl Irtsltcts hamper.“ ”m: sleepers. Nu
opens, to continue July 20 and Jllll' Stamford, Saturday, Helen Ash. “'ost avenue. Miss Tice “'3 Fill- ”Plum"ll '0 ”"3 judge lllill‘ ‘ k ‘ h H ' ____,. ___‘-, .,_._~_._
IO. 9 Ladi A ill y A OH 0 o a was formerly of Norwalk. .Ishte haItl had no money from her htls- i'l “ it t Kt t g till ‘I twill. t‘nin
JUWL’ -“ “3' ux 3" - ' ' ‘ Miss Evelyn Mock. Putnam ave- e a 0 land or the last month “ilf'll .‘lr. -'- 'MHIK 0" 7 IT? -“ l . " ' 'v ‘ -
zsch Party at Cotnpo. III nue, is no“, at Niagara Falls, where Mr. and Mrs. st, Itudder. South illdclv‘f'l' loft with his fellow guards.
July L’iLn-Blifilnefil:l lifet- .ielllolayf. silo vvlll spend two Weeks. Main street. entertained lrving Shap- men for Camp 'l'oiiyhnnnn hilt later: __g._ _____.________.__....-___,.,s_._. ...-_.....-_.-.. _ ,- fi._.__g_ i
July 29.-—Norwalc 0&3“ 0 ° 0 o . lro. Bridgeport. yesterday. i'lllll'liitCi'l that he had given her 320 .
Women Voters meet at studio of MI“ Helen Alexander Ii . e - liliOl‘v‘ he to 4 -t ~d Sh t t l
_ . .ncolli . . t l’i.llt.v esaedaso .
Mrs. George Thorns lllll. Jr., at Wll- “0mm left Saturday for Mountain~ Peter Bodner. 35 Summit street. that her husband never stayed homeI 1‘19“ Are Telllllg‘ NIB" About."-
'0“ Point. dale. N. Y. She will is iid w resumed 1”” duties “I‘m the tread at night hilt that he preferred the ~
. . «r. -t M F church W l 0 . . .
' IIIIy -J.—ftowavp::lk - 1- vvceks there. £00m of tile Ngi‘vvaék rtro aiItd ltIvIlIb- company of [he boys to her‘s. I
l0“ 9 at P“ nam ' ' 0 0 e "1' company. on ay morn "‘- r. “llcii Jutlac liuilna asked Blacl'cri
M JI Mandel 10 Hanford )lace has Bcdner has just returned from a two why hr- Fllr'llt his evenings nw‘ay.‘ e rc reserver I 08
Sun sl’titscs .............47:I413II (It). \i. purchased a'new Jowett cair . ‘Yee'm'qyfaiilitn with Battery U at from his vrli'e, the young husband. til 12 'th 1 I, ll . ,. f l; h ilh Ci
“n 5 5 """“""'” ' l ' ‘ . e s o ' blimp 0 Y a “3- t’\]ilaihc1 that his Wife was diffl‘illt -'- 0 S 08 W] E rea. 0 8.5318 preserves 00 011. an
. ....12:48 P. M. I i . L . i . .
figfih? 6.... . - 7.31 p, M. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Withlngton. Mr and Mr: 1:“; Tarlov Put Harp is one of the few photos in existence or a ”Hm“. m “mm" to stilist‘vI that something secmcd at-E Vigor, keeps feel comfortable and useful, because of its built.
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-' , I lain: Hit: load. ale entertaining Miss mm “mm and their two “ugh...” It was snapped as a ton-int: twine... .uopt across nvirtlii-rn \\'l~t‘olls‘lll. :13.“ in' Tris. 113171."? 3.. 1:121:81 "‘"I" in arch bridge that prl ents sagging and shaming.
Joel Gilbert. Stamford. is soviic- a "0 . “ma." 0.! lialdllln- 14- 1- left this morning by automobile {or and the man who took it had to in... into n holr- in the ground int-‘1... rim-n vrrrrl $5332... -‘a ' 3»in You ll be well groomed, in these shoes too.
ing '5 "9W days With My" 2" H. BL"- ;m" Elizaiietl H t Spring Valley. N. Y. Mrs. Tarlmr will medlately afterward to save his life. 'I llt‘ storm killed three people and all-.mhdI V V 5 W“ n st
nett 29 Summit avenue. I _ ' 0y . Putnam spend a month there with the child- did th us is f I ll da . . , , . . l
s . ‘ _ avenue, is ”fining relatives in I’e- rm and relativch Mr Tarlov will 0 ll!“ _0 (U srs man to properly, lht- .ludm rvidnnilv- did not wislli ,
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3...... who... .. gr $.27; .. Y- . , . W. um ..-_.. w--- l.:,,.:;:’.'°":;. ”;:,..:,:::‘ :3; am! T, I A 1. PM .m We
Woolworth company w l . . .. . . o u a . . II ' ' III - I '. *I --. 1 re ., i. , ._
"1““ “5" ”a“ at Catt “mum Ehrlman sunk» MW “"1" 1“ Janli’s Daugherty. South Norwalk. and “Med an “5mm" ““1" ”mm "“""”"* 1“" "l"”"“”' 1".“‘5' “l“liilv‘tl‘ its Him.h.l."nil r'inwr.sm‘i'l More Closes Wetliiesdziv Afternoons.
' da afternoon. Those 599" “K a fNV dine with H. Schlm- c - ' r" - . - . 0! 5°”- N- " ll'llril .\lilllllo"_ll. 'l‘hulstlav for u' ' ‘ '\ ' "S m " ‘0'”! ”“1"”m‘lwl L ‘
Beach. “canes y rll G and ttevcn lxloku, sprlngwood. llavt. . , - 'tl-t- ni'tlr“ vv 1! 1 122 W h I; St SO NOYWIik
who will attend are the Misses D91“ e “3' regory boulevard. rcsunlc’d their am“... as am“. \\'0i‘k- . I '1? t . tin t mural... tour lll i’Iltl‘Litw. i ‘ " “W "t 35 mg on s -
othy Wilkins. Sarah “39- ““5“” ‘lll S . ° ‘ ers utters two weeks' vacation. \t Miss “mm“ Ibplau' “0 hout ' ' ’ ' . . l ".
McNally. Edith Stelnhardt. Blanch “A: i adl: Rladach. Hamilton 0 o . . ahIl sItIreetIIhasIlIIlesllCtInchllvt-IrIduIilwsl .‘lr and )1on, “Imam SaundersI AI‘ISOI'ila Gll‘l Shot 5 i
- r - Madeline ' r 5 n . 0W 'ork visiting rela- ‘ I) as c or ll "3 ‘ “W ‘3’ '0 0 «'1 “‘1' ”till tl'llll\' ni‘ \\ .‘l't'l’iilli - visit l ' ' '
1115803» Ruth on) der. . , Friends 1' Donald Purnalne. . . . ! , I ' . . l ‘ '3‘ “7h le I » . m ‘
Walsh. Grace Show. Helen €10“?!le lives. ' . . . l'nion street, are glad to hear that a. “90k. vacation} 0 ' m" ”l ”‘1" ‘ ll.“ 5““‘14‘5' l {€9.12 In canoe . . . . m i
9' . sea and ar are it h .. ’ " ' v . . I‘
I.’ Eleanor Lriclv Miss Mildred Ulzlnger is en'ol 6..” recovered "°'_“ a” “nulls Dr. and Mrs. it. it. Beinfivld and l' l: (ingot-v Hillel-ininn 'l\i‘lllll- “Ml" conncln: “H“ some m”
Walsh. . . . ~' 3 "8 0DUNN)” I“? SOllPP- ”6 “ill Dill-‘1- . ' ' " friends on the iiollni l- l p. t '
. . . 3 ill”) “08kg Vacation from her tiled Oil in Troy N Y and is recu- ”3' atalcolm. and Uh “l R. L0. H. W ”HUI M his “WW “I.“ lllelit'im hrrlv)’ Slindl) I”'rnanchor \l (litienr ti
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The employee of the S. S-Ihl‘erge 05mg: $2113:le Emu": Machine berating there at the home of rela- 3...}...“5'hgfie \OP‘L. 3.3:“...itfil..‘.ftlud‘;" 1,". ”if” four' “huh ho ”'Z‘I'mmd “2"" 31‘- Ol Ali-90mm “:13 shot .iust iii
company will enIlOY fieflllmv'llcfig- ' . , o‘enue. lives. . . . ' I'I‘II‘HI‘I isn‘t’vmtu ‘I'I'I hIHI “I“‘I'l'I‘ I‘K““‘l”I-"'I lt'l0\\‘ the heart by a bullet from a . . N A
party at Cal! Pas ul-e . .1 . 0 e e . i .. . .. . . . I.“ 'I " -‘ :‘ ‘ " ” “' “I "”‘-I“'”I' .‘JS-cztlihre 1't~volv'(‘r. The shooting BO‘LERS FURNACES'RA GES . 'i
and” afternoon. iliot‘hcrlzd ‘Ilgngtt‘lhulglmllgnford place. Henry T. Berlnan. Philadelphia. he? izli’ai'lie fcliizct-l‘ilg iziili 01f iii'tllelm 1" ‘ lm' ” “‘ "““"~"‘ “1 llli‘ lJ'ill-‘l was accidental and it is not known ’ l
. . - I: Housr‘ 1 e . “man" left "”39”” [or New “‘"m' “‘“l‘ and “‘cst llovv‘ starring in Georgi-12in“ : 1”.""W" M H"‘,.‘\.”m"l" ‘llm “ml the Hlml. “MM-1| .vminz '.
—DORLON'S SHOR . ,.. The “I . I . a. two ays' visit with M. Leo and White's "h“an‘lltls" N . . .. .- . _,l)‘.lllli I‘lil't lt‘lillil'l'vHLI . Is iloi'li Illt'll vvrl-c f‘llSitlZi‘il in rci'oivcr time. t t t '
—N°W opened for the “an" of the ail‘lalifiilal‘cih‘ 50%;: angular, Herbert. Miller. 177 MM," street. M" lied Arch L5"ll\'\'ii ate\iii31(:liillnil:.-tm.“ l‘ “M" I“" " "-V “W" “’1'" iii"! and the girl act within runs " Con en me”
“no“ for over forty years for Plumbe s' .y ‘ aster barman ls en route to byracuse. and “on”, Bell 191“} S d . ‘iiil-‘rliln'i‘ Joel int i'Oill-‘iil. before lllry were lawn. The polic _
Shore Dinners and sea. food ,3! all "hot do” ,. fwctmm“; “l" 11°” «’1 will remain a few days in New Ha- ' '."'.‘".n a" ' ‘ ' lnvosllzairtl lliv accident but no ar- Nthcse days of"servant shortage"
tkinds. Phone Norwall: 2298.-——Adv. Thursdays: cvcfiizg at Lompo Beach veil and Boston. He is a_bluck a “tee Ethcl Farrell "S Burrltt av i liar?" ). att‘l‘tldy motilln: at about itsts vvt‘rc llliliii‘. The girl was [like equi' your kitchpn with a false I
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. . . . y ‘ ' "“5“ ”1,0! “h, 5) ratusn l “h erslty ' llllt‘. has returned home after nu rin— : t ‘ l" J 1 Li I A“ “J: H )‘I l "n l" I” ( “m” ,ho‘ltn ”' m 1“ lb) that “'11 make 835'] and leasant those
‘ Miss Edith Dov-ham. 29 North “fulfilling and boxing lentils. .. b ,. ,. rout 'L lite :n lioni ht liner-r. and him-v Sllt' “its pluml on the danger .. I .. II . .
M in street is enjOying he“ annual ll Airlift; 1:21:50" Putnam avenue, . . ' JO“ X8 ll‘lD 0‘.” :hogiobawk il‘liii. Sievino' clothing store. The niotor- li'il- .\ Spl’l‘ldll’l “'0'“ New “3‘99 copkmghoms tellhE' oryouoryour \ . ’-
w:eu'g vacation and deft with ll" will spenclto; {Galefizv-en where she William F. Ronni. 110 South Miss Harriet Hem-v 93 Noth inn" put on; u... l‘i.l:'.o but it caused cos called on to operate, on her. maid—a range thathii make for con-
3 to visit relatives in . (.3 ' Mal“ alrei‘l- 50" 0' Mr- and Mrs- P. . I‘ ‘ IIlquitc a. tientp i..r n vvhlip, ———-—-—-‘ tentment.
mother Sund y . Hogan. has resumed lils duties ill the Main street. has ietulnod to llri . _
New Jersey. . Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan. West oitices of the Long island railroad home from own" “hp”? 1‘” “"m" i, .1 “.1. “.1 l...) . . i i l The Thumb“ "Twm'h'e" (a com‘
. . 310 Flax Hill avenue. entertained relatives over alter a short vacation. “°" “"3 spent. Ml" “”1” ““5- “! . ( "Alf“. ‘. “KI-l .' M7 “41.x .n.ml ACTIVITIES AT l binadon coal andgas)Ran ehasasan-
Samuel \‘4. Semple. the week-end. . . , guest at the Girls' Friendly Vacation ; "M". l“~‘~“'-"'1 “'f 'l‘ll'” 1"‘lol'lllyl , m orcelsin enamel finish a dam
road is visitlnl his sister in Dan- 0 o s Jack Nathan. Andrew Richards Lodge whlle in Canaan. She has l-v-ll‘l'Jl'l‘llng “l ”l" *"l‘ll‘ -\“““'”‘ ”l'l CALF PASTURE 1 doiilzfiu dean and brighten acoali r.
bu Frank Balogh. Leo Chinsk . _' sumcd her duties at the LeRt-y ghirt .’ fil't’ 0! “iv N‘i‘ilsilk timir. utter a . -
11. s . . y and and James Gaucher. all of East Nor .. ivvvclt‘s vacation sp m near Mnt‘ford 0t 8” water but“. combined—and .r
Agatha. lieseler, all oi! New York.
were week-end guests at the home
or Mr. and Mrs. S. Chinsky. Moore
place.
Francis Orgovan. 235 Flax Hill
road has returned to his home from
the Norwalk hospital. where he had
ation. .
.n oper . . .
Benjamin Smith. LowellI Mass. is
visiting iHyman Green. Woodward
avenue.
Wesley Semple. son of Mr. and
and Mrs. John W. Sample. Novak
e ~ V t, e s 3 again after several davs‘ illness. Tl - . ... ._ . ' b th lif ' , *
street. has returned to lolt \i es , In Rosetta. Pa.. on his Journey _ . lere was a r heart] of the do and mm taught to swlm y c c .
Va.. “to: a month's leave of ab- Miss Ida Harris New York, spent home. - ‘ Mrs. Gonchs illness was caused by zreo team n: .I.III.I\..I.W 19mm No. guards and playground instructors. ———e----—-——————————— .
the week-end with Mr. and Mm - s e an infected tooth. At one 3135“ “l l 32‘. I. Uflt. .\l.. last OVPlllllz in prep- Many of the children are progressing EThstcher‘Twin-Fire"While compact-
sence.
-—Put coal in now, excellent qual-
ity. well screened. and at the best
price tor this year. Immediate de-
E. L. Greenberg. Scribner avenue.
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Mrs. J. Houser. Arlington. N. J..
is a, visitor for the week at the home
walk. were recent visitors at Please
ure Beach. Bridgeport.
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Fred Canevarl. Liberty Square. re-
turned to\ his home yesterday from
two weeks' training at Camp Toby-
hanna. Pa.. where he was stationed
with Battery C. He visited friends
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest McGregor.
and daughters. 94 East avenue. have
returned to their home. after a short
motor trip to Canada. They. drove
company. Chestnut street.
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Ralph Huntington. 4 Courtlnntlii
place was a visitor in New Mllt‘ortii
Sunday. l
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Mrs. Leo Coach. of the Mahark-i
emo Hotel, is able to be about once
the illness it was feared that tetanus:
might set in. l
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Clayton R. Evarts. 161-: vv'nsil‘
Springs.
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The illii‘l‘ilii' tit‘ liavid \V. Ray-
mond's funeral ]\.'i'iI'IS filli'l titlice in
West Washington Sll'i‘il is living re.-
decorated.
:trutioli for the open air decrees to
lin conferred ill (il‘i‘f‘llllit’il. August
2 . The team vvlll l‘l"llt‘.’1l"‘“ every
Monday evclflng until that, time.
This week is swimming week and
it. it. Langcr. supervisor of the play.
grounds. has arranged with the
ifali‘ l’zistut'u covvct‘nsiOlidlrrs to have
the kiddlts of the playground at the
beach all week. Yesterday over a
hundred boys and girls flocked there
rapidly while others are yet timid
and refuse to duck their heads.
Many adults are also taking adv an-
tage of swimming vvcek and are
iy built has ve
broiit'ng ovens. The andincu of the "pull-
down broiler rack" is
sive features which wi i immediately appeal
to the house-wife. Write today.
many other unusual labor saving con- ‘
veniences and improvements that will
prove a great comfort in your kitchen.
Mailmupon below and literature will be
not you describing in detail the many
bum! features of the "Twin-Fire."
spacious baking a id
as: one of the exclu-
rown Coal. liter. of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ellerin. Main lip. through Maine. to New Bruns- Main street. recently returned from: . I I. . I . . . _ .. . i ll
liveries. Alfred”? 2 . street. vvlck. Canada. where they were the a trip over the M wk trait. i- the team “it «\mnphty the, . islvlnngoiI aid the gualdIs ielp a
ritt 8t. Phone -o93~.- . . . guests for a. short while of Mr and . of“. I Adoption desire in the ncwlv : they can and hope to make many THE THATCHER COLIPAW
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a“ I. Deupsch is visiting Mr. William Laslo. Perry avenue. 1110- Mrs. A. W. Bacon, who have a sum- Cards are being received in ”mi‘l‘lzl‘gzdlnftlltgi: John tiuthelton is hvvill'ii'iit rs by :lle.0ll:l of the week Sis-«1350
tored to Bridgeport. Sttnday, where they home there. city by friends of Mrs. Anna Annun. . . . The kiddies (If the playground “ml cHlCAGO NEWARK.NJ. NEWYORK
and Mrs. Nat. steurer. 233 Flax Hill
road. The Rev. Mr. Deupsch isIMrs.
Steurer’s father.
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in; entertained a party of friends at
the Stratfield Hotel. ‘
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Albert Parkington. East evenue.
is making preparations for a trip to
Washington, D. C.. in the very near
future. '
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Da‘: Framer. South Main street.
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Miss Virginia Mlelenz was the vic-
tim of a. surprise party recently fol-
lowing a. swimming party at. Hickory
Bluff. She did not quite understand
why all her friends were so eager to
escort her home utter swimming.
has 8i ‘en his resignation to the Nor.
until they arrived at the house and
walk ire and Rubber 00.. taking
Grand street. It will be noticed un-
ms, Density—Adv.
”m to . . o mlstakably around town in a day or
l.
at.
Miss Marjorie Sue Clever. 18 New-
tow-n avenue. spent the past week-
end as the guest of Miss Dorothy
llicksla of Danbury.
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Miss Helen Nash ot Hazel street.
is enjoying a. two weeks‘ vacation
from her duties with the Boston
store.
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ate at Cal! Pasture.
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G. Daniel Weber, 177 Main street.
ciato. West avenue. who is touring
Canada.
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Miss Ella C. Lind‘eberg, assistant;
librarian at the South Norwalk Pul‘i- '
[to Library. returned to her home
in Garner street that evening from
New Haven where she was enrolled
in the librarians‘ course in the
summer school of Yale university for
two weeks.
day after her annual vacation of
two weeks. She visited in New York
William Bsxhcc. ("lly little]. and
Ralph Dibble of Marvin Beach are
planning to spend today in Yonkers.
N. Y. While at Tankers the. two to.
ral men will visit the Empire City
Race track.
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Frank Pnlavitch. Clinton avenue.
Was a visitor in New York. yestel--.
day.
Great Marsh proved attractive to
them and '"thcy spent many hours
he at the beach again today and the
guards are planning to have a num-
ber of men present to teach the
youngsters the art of keeping afloat.
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Earl \Vit‘ke. Harry Preston and,
Leonard Alnsvv‘orth have been add-i
ed to the senior division of the Hedi
t‘ross lite savers. They have all filcdi
application for membership to the.
was a poor swimmer and had put his
foot down to reach bottom. but he
Name. . .
all N. Clark St. 39-41 St. Francis St. NW. 44th S;
secesonsoseeesooesoesesss-eeno
“ddrwslavlfloosolDolls-oesoD-Oseslisoelt
Cincinnati policemen are to he
age consult the classified section.
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then it became clear. Among those effect August, 15, Mr. Framer is . _ While in New Haven, Miss Lintle- e e 0 (fair Pasture lfnlt.‘nie three boys Eve" The C9 Ci ‘ ..
9'9““: were ”1° Misses Annie and making preparations to fetal]: to man]:- :cgmlile'mfiJa‘ilhgrhllilejwc‘ 31:2. berg was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Marty Mchllnn. .‘.nrwzltk. has re. were formerly -l““l°l‘ life 31‘3de and. armed with cameras. Has the cityI A N - m cries
I Harriet. ShuteIlIt. fifiallzIsIlégirsaos school ill the f‘alL. . tained Mrs. K'iaber's brother'and his Nathan Bennett. signed his posttmn with the Som- have proved valuable.many times. lmanagermo mercy whatever on In.“ re Oisy Ill Danbury
" Mildred Mul‘ll Yr ary ' . . ' ll . ’ ‘ ‘ mers and ‘ommcrs I'alnt stor . ' ' - - "i— ' ~ - ' ' .lv ..
Virginianvlllellt- AlIbIertdWilsori. Clay street. has :gfféefir;:fkmge§etgn “£93310: Miss Dorothy Wells. McKinley b . . . . John Fay. Van Zant street. pulled'hrem‘e's‘ “Mela"d Pm" De" ”- Called by a coulpldint {mm the
a o 0 pure ase a new and very unusual ' . ' ~ . . ho to shore yesterday afternoon.- ' Dallburv lios it'll l'tr- \‘" ~l'
. . Sunday the party enloyedn day pic. sheet, Rowalton. resumed her duties A number of alpslcs spent the H y . 3 _ . . -. . . p . I. . “L“.my
_—Radios and Victrolas sold on car whistle from Peter Emke or ’ in Donneliy’s stationery store 5.95m- last few days in llast Norvvalk. when the lad became tired. The boy “ "115 ‘OU “‘1‘“ '0 hi” 3 3'" mng to H... cm.“ ”I... a ”cud of
null vvcre creating .L disturbance in
that vicinity. Patrolman iii. J. liar-
Mr. and Mr!- Arthur 15' Coley. “m" s e o returned 1°, his home yelerdsy after City during part of her vacation. there. ““5.“ “me Mel-hi5 he.“ and he sank' . rm and F‘ I“ ““7““ "“1”,” a "'“Ck
and daughter. Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Frank Devlne 80 th Mal I. week-end visit with relatives in eI e e , . . . . He became frightened and yelled for 8a“; Aimee. trip to the place and l-‘z~li|-]S“ti thine
Thomas Stocking. and Mr- and M"- ..men' and he, dw'flm,“ Norm: Norwich. . J- sley Slausos. 6 Myrtle street. Morris Englander. smnh Main “m- ”3" “’“° W“ “‘“d‘” mam“ :‘33‘i:,‘f;‘m"““,g‘{if‘ T‘mmm; law
‘ ' .‘U OCH-for ('r'lllC er)’.
Thomas Payne. enjoyed a. brief
camping trip over the week-end. The
spent the week-end at Columbia
party were in upper New York .
Park. Jersey City. N. J. i
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William I. Stevens. m East's“.
nue. will leave within aweek to take
'Esst
'orvvalk. resumed his duties
with the Rogers and Stevens store
Yesterday after s. vacation at two
street. is entertaining friends from
New York.
reached out for the lad and pulled
him to safety.
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The men rail when the officers got
out of the car but ivvo tif them were
caught after-:1 short. pursuit through‘
mto. ll Franklin :raraiit. vttn mitt "n his new appointment as captain Weekl- 'Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gore. First A "‘"Y ‘ml’ml’m' ’“ming °‘ W" , .. .
‘ i ’ street. motored to Waterbury in his or the American-Hawaiian Iteam- l ‘ ‘ ' street. motored to Bear Mountain Catt Pam“ “‘6 Guards “1“ be .I:‘.“ Limmfi'i. Dining the “in“ P0-
Mrs- Olarencs nks. 248 Ely ave- Essex coach. ship ilner "Mexican." Captain SteV- Professor and Mrs. Edward J. . and along the Hudson river Sunday hold at their quarters tomorrow eve- I tIcnmn intuit stiutk his tilt knee
nus. md‘her daughter. RuthI,‘ has? 0 e o ens returned recently from a. short Sims. 42 High street. sail tomorrow" 0 e . ' ' nlng at 6:30. git?fil;;i iiiiultlimlilito'lihl :‘I‘II‘Ifln‘lyg 3
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returned from a. stay of a wee h Leroy Parkington. East avenue. visit at the Sesqutcentenntal cele- noon on the s. s. President Hardingl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder, North ° ' ° Wm him from t‘alcllim: one otpthe
has accepted a. position with the
Norwalk Lock Co.
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William Karin. Bridgeport.
a visitor in Norwalk yesterday.
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Steven Herman. 10% Hamilton
avenue. has accepted a. position with
In. Bank‘s brother. Thomas Mc.
WI]
bration in Philadelphia.
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Francis Haugh. Mervvin fireet.
visited friends in Bridgelwl't recent-
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Miss Charlotte Tryphena Jarvis.
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
for an intensive tour of
Italy and France.
They expect to be gone for about.
six weeks. returning on the French
liner Suflern.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams.
Brooklyn. will occupy the Sims resi~I
dence for the summer.
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northern
Fail-field avenue. will remove soon
to 178 Post road, Illarlen. Mr.“ Sny-
der has taken over the (‘olonlat Gas
station in that town. formerly own-
ed by William Gibbs.
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Mrs. Wilfred Smith and grand-
daughter. Eleanor. Lincoln avenue.
Jerome Garden. Harry Preston.
Earle \Vlcke. Elizabeth Weeks. Doro.
thy Shelly and Irene Haliend were
the guards who aided the instructors
in teaching‘ the kiddies to swim yes-
terday. The same guards will be at.
the beach today to give the kiddies
their second lesson.
men. Policeman Mazzla got a second.
but the third cscapcd.
The nti'll gave their names as
George Mitchell and Steve it'orman.
Mitchell claimed residence in Dan-
bury and lv'orman said his home is
in Peekskitt. N. Y.
Itho East Norwalk Fur Shop. starl- arvis. 39 Seaview avenue. will I . , o . .
‘7 ' ‘ ‘ retu home in two weeks after a. Mill! Grace A- McQuillsn. 2 (lab ail? spending t“? weeks with rcla- The tide is high in the at noon SIX Hurt When Tram
‘l Albert Herman. 14 Lows street. month‘s visit with relatives in De- ner street, ll enjoying a. vacation H” n Paterson. a" this week. Hits Poughkecpsie Auto
4' c' with. boxing with Joseph Bunch- u-oit. ‘ from her duties in the once or the e o 0
ant at the first annual outing of the
tread room of the Norwslk Tire and
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2mm”! sumo. Mn street. is
v to spend the afternoon at
the home of Helen tester. Bell is-
, Miss Grace O'Brien. Reed street.
nte designs were viry well received
by the capacity audience. Herbert
M. Miller and ll. Leo Miller. 171
White Electric company. she is vis-
iting her aunt in Albany. N. 12. for
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Walsh. Mrs.
Clara. Walsh. Mi- lly-ion Walsh and
www.mawm street mo.
ohm
Get Jewel As Oldest
member of the mention who. it is
believed. is also the oldest member M
of the Masonic fraternity in the
A large find light has been placed
ill from of the food stand and will be.
Uncas Hayloft. No. “if. I. O. R.
uunsbury lodge. No. 128. N. ll.
o, E, 'Pspe. automobile dealer of
'rnoon. Aria. shrew I sensation into
an nudes grand jury‘s invol-
oi‘ the W'
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Six colored persons were injured
Sunday morning at Clinton Corners.
' “I m "k Rubber Co. badly bruised his arm has resumed her work as clerk in 3 week
' . usei ni tits for moonlight swim. I .. . 4 ‘ .Iv.p l.
”an: M and ankle. ' the emcee or the standard Oil Com- ° ‘ ' Member Wednesday mills. g ' :0(~I¥Bif“‘nlllitiil( ill-ill: silliihzmihcitutili'.
*9 ‘ ‘ ’ pony after a ten dlyl vacation in Mr. and Mrs. George Trowbrldge - ‘ . _
b. D the It It: and him. A. Fromer' South Canada and family of Bethel were Sunday Aulnterestln. event wilttske place which had stalled on the massing.
l. M W m blatant-est. their sons De'vld and ' e e 0 guests at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keir in Masonic maple. 'Wednesdsy eve- All vv‘r‘l'c taken to \assar hospital.
7" “VII the W Jack. and Ann and Battle Buford. "Americans." I new musical re- ter, Novak Court. limit. when ' Levi K. Mansfield. of . . I'oughkrepsic. . ”II t
Y“ R h n m m guests from Montreal. Canada. mm vu. produced by Richard Herndon , , . e s a . Dsnhury. will be presented with the 0016 168 the train “as in charge, 0 I.ng n.
‘r .01! M “I: tend to Seattle Wk. Bridgeport. sndd by John Held. Jr..Wes. Mr. and Mrs. Frank “v! Pihrce. jewel of the order worn by the old- eer t,. It. D. lam-y. or toughkeepsic.
.* “- At a yesterday. ' ton had it. pnm].n in the aslmont 3.“. place. motored til/Rye Beach est member of the Masonic Veteran J . :flcomhl‘ttio tho hstaItIt-nIlent or dine
- —- ‘ ' - _ . _ association of Connecticut. ver 0 c car. 2 at s oppe o
. theatre, N. Y., last night. Heldq Ice Sunday evening . .I l The honor of having the oldest (tonight) M the ”III" pass and thinking that
it was too near to the track attempt-
ed to back it tip. lie is believed to
have shoved in the wrong pedal and
land. Kim'xeeler is entertaining ttead
“a! friends- 33%;: 1:; aisle. m. om" tored to stem sum to Visit state. in point of year-set member- a. p. x. c. of the car "th on the track and was
5 c e e . . o q o relatives}. ‘ return mpwu made strip in the order. is a. matter of nor-walk Medical Allocation. Alma Scorpio Mum. maga- struck by t n engine. .
._ Mrs. A. P. Petdea. ss springstreet. . Dead/d a 19 Main “mg, through as shunting valley. much interest to the member-sot the Court mg... No. 11, of“, or by mum that he .1! Mrs. The cat- has badly damaged. head
. entertained thirty m . s Wil- spent more! on. a Bristol. when . 0 0 ' ‘ mt! In Denim-s and it I- expected the golden loeptro. ,. um is Aga- Priets. Mom. of the passengers in the auto was
“I no party. Theseus ' glue formerly 1' his ions. I. Dr. and In. John ‘1'. 3. Powers. that may will with. the wt- haa—lscouscil. at... m m. gs lam he: W'mwm badly injured. They were all {run
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