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The [airfield Hunt Club will stage
II. 0! the most interesting and
min events of the year this
m at four o'clock at the club
grounds. it will be a pony race
last. after the fashion of the regu-
hs Iarstega races. Horses will be
i m in the_ paddock before the
‘ roses are the teesieeyeirned in.
. All the latter are amateurs. but will
' ride is full racing colors.
The progress follows:
‘ In race. 1-4 tulle. catch weight
; for pets ponies.
. and race, second heat of above.
. ere race. so mile. mimirnum of
‘2 5. in pounds for polo ponies.
3 6th race. final host for 1st. 2nd
3 and ~drd in first two races.
" l Ith race. 1-: mile, 165 pounds.
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The N. B. Ryan Co.
t‘nininiunt open to all amateur rid-
era.
The fitth race will be open to all
corners provided the incision are
amateurs. This race is not limited
and it is expected there will be en-
tries from around the county be-
sidu club members.
Handsome silver trophy cups will
be awarded to all winners.
There will be a public exhibition
of young machines in the town hall
Wednesday and Thursday from 12
o'clock noon to d P. M.
Joseph McOiil. Mrs. Rollin Itod-
dard and hire. Fred B. Gorhem will
attend the congressional convention
in Bridgeport today as delegates
from the Republican party of West-
port. They willyots to nominate
Ichuyler Merritt for Congress.
The Westport Methodist Episcopal
church will hold a harvest festival
Wednesday and‘ Thursday, October
so and :1. This is an annual affair
and one which is always looked for-
ward to by members of the church
and their'friends.
A complflint was made to Captain
Jerry Dolan cf the Westport police
by Sam Luciano of Riverside eve-
nue yesterday that raiders have been
making merry with his lelon patch.
The culprits have been making regu-
lar visits to the Luciano place, and
are carting off the fruit. Captain
Dolen has his eye on several boys.
Wesley Gillette, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Claude Gillette. of the West-
port Sanitarium. he, entered Lehlgii“
University.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keith. who
have been spending.tho summer in
Saugatuck have returned to New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Anderson.
Hartford. formerly of Westport,
were visitors in town yesterday.
Kari Kaiser. Cross Highway, is
spending several days in New York.
00 Washington as. no. lorwalk
hire. Hattie Schryve'
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Smoked Shoulders 19c lb.
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wellington street and Railroad evenue. south semen
80 and 43 Main Street. Rot-walk
Weapon. Georgetown. barren. Stamford. Black Rock. Bridgeport
, Beach.
Mrs. Charming 1’. Harris and
daughter. Hattie. have returned
This lad is young, but he's awfully
evild -— comes from Borneo, where
they have fricassood white mun
every Sunday night for dinner. The
boy likes to pretend, anyhow. In
real life he's the son of a Mission
Beach (Calif.) fondly, and he put
on this rig to win first prize in a
baby parade inn-e.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chand-
ler. Avery place.
Mrs. Alfred Bailey and daughter
of Dnnbury. are occupying their
cottage at Bound View Drive, Compo
from a vacation spent in the Poco-
no Mountains. Mrs. Harris was re-
cently elected president of the W0-
men's Town Improvement associa-
tion.
Mrs. Hirsh who has been spend-
ing the summer at Compo Beach.
has returned to New York.
In the last 100 years. only two
comets have been brilliant enough to
be seen by day with the naked eye.
One of than was in 1848. the other
in it“.
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Kegs. stone crooks, cappers. caps.
glass bottles. root beer bottles.
corks. wooden tubs. rubber tub-
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EAST NORWALK
Those desiring to place ,it'ses
in this column should cornmeal.
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The New York, New Haven end
Hartford railroad is now attempt—
ing to sell three parcels of property
it has owned for years in Winfield
sires. end East evenue. The houses.
at t and ‘l Winueld street end along-
side the bridge in East evenue. have
often been the object of prospective
purchasers but up until now the
road has refused to sell. The roastln
{or the change of policy' is not
known. but it is known the road
will restrict the sale so as to re-
serve tho :5 feet of each parcel or.
the rlght-of-way.
It is understood the railroad is
giving the people now leasing the
houses the nrst‘chance to purchase.
Years ago the company owned sev-
eral other plots in the section but
these have been sold from time to
time and the present ones are the
last to :0.
Thirty or more members of the
Swedish Congregational church of
East Norwalkv'ill join with a party
from Stamford this afternoon and
gy by bus to New Britain, where the
Connecticut Conference of Young
People is to have a concert this
evening with numbers rendered by
groups from each party. The bus
leaves the church here at 4
o'clock.
Tomo'ow at the church will be
the annual rally day. which will be
obserVod this year with a program of
singing and recitations in which the
Sunday school.'the Ladiea' Aid soo-
iety and the choir will participate.
The service opens at 7 o'clock. The
songs for the service will be taker.
from the crusade “Mg-3w” here
last war during the?” damsel. ser-
vices.
The city he; just constructed a
fence along the banks of the mill
pond at East avenue opposite Gor-
don street. The fence is about 200
feet long end is intended to afford
protection lor motorists passing that
way.
The executive committee of the
Norwalk Union of Methodist Epis-
copal churches is to have a supper
and business meeting Tuesday night
at the home of the Rev. Charles 8.
Gray. October s is to be Sunday
school promotion day at the local
church and rally day will be cola.
hinted October 10.
Failure of the municipal authori-
ties to renew the cross-walk lines
means nothing to William Jenhlnzs.
East Not-walk painter. One day this
week he took the situation at East
avenue. where the children cross
from the schools. in hand himself
and laid out two lines on the spot
from which the city-made lines have
long since disappeared. His lines
also are wearing out, but Mr. Jon-
nings says the children crossing the
street need. protection so he is
building a movable traffic standard
with a "school crossing" sign on it
that Policemen John Roberts can
station a 'short space away during
trafnc hours.
Workmen of the Connecticut com-
pany are engaged in replacing ties
and slightly elevating the track in
Soeview avenue near Bette place.
where the banked curve had settled
so as to make the amount the trol-
ley leans dangerous.
Two of the last four unpaved
sidewalk stretches in Van Zent street
are now being laid with pavement.
The others have pavement. but it
is of the old asphalt type and badly
cracked up.
Henry Taylor. E. E. Gerham. and
Edmund Trounhon have been re-
elected for a three year term as trus~
tees of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church.
The Women’s Auxiliary of Christ
church is to hold a “phantom" said
before the end of the month and
will have a rummage sale some time
during October.
Mi- Oatherine Hayes. ass East
avenue. is in Danbury staying with
her skier. Hrs. David Davis. during
the iatter's serious illness.
Miss Alice ltiloon of California
was a recent guest of )(r. and Mrs.
Edward H. Patterson of Winfield
street.
William Reardon. I Winfield
street. is radeooratihg his house.
Kr. and Mrs. Edward nenford
are moving from Gregory boulevard
to last avenue.
Mrs. Charles linens. Winfield
street. who has been ill for several
weeks. is reported as being eon-
sidorably improved.
sues Idaila Peck. lolroos a no.
is returning from the h at
alt. Kloeo. N. I. where she reeent-
ly underwent an operatic
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Hrs. Wallace Taylor has moved
fronts! ltowanstroottodsVan
has. stroloi. .
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pictured with the trophy of the Na-
tional Tennis Championship. which
he won by defeating his countryman
at Forest Hills, N. Y.
Newspaper Study 5°,
Journalism and the study of the
modern newspaper, which has been
ment of English.
afternoons. the class plans during
the coming months to make a study
of the best type of newspaper, nnu-
lyzing it from vnrlous points of view
such as content and make-up and
the like. It will also be the aim of
the class to produce a weekly or bi-
weekly paper eventually. but this “
will not be undertaken until the lat-
ter part of the your or possibly not
until next year.
the class which is open to students
of proved ability in English in the
three upper classes.
the Republican State Control Cnm-
Spanish War Vets
War Veterans. will attend in a body
the gathering of the state depart-
ment at New Haven tonight. The
bus carrying the local party of 30
or more will leave the Hotel Ma-
haekomo at 5:45 o'clock and the
Norwaik post office at 6 o'clock.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE MEETS SEPT. 28
HARTFORD—«(Am A meeting of
mittoe at 2 Tuesday afternoon to
fix the date for statewide caucuses
for the nominees of Republican
candidates for representatives in the
legislature was called yesterday by
Chairman .1. Henry Rorabnck.
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