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PLANNER E BRADLEY. PROPS-4
MWABHINGTON 31‘.
11.10401! {0043.
mnlonoo 4’41 .lllo moon'
11ml. 4s loll-r box has be :1
. on “to W no» Hefner
‘ , WI store. Items tor nubile-lion are
ii to 1. daily. They should he also.
‘0" writers as an evidence of
ofoniil‘guh‘i‘ {11' rich tit
.mi'u "
light moc§$wg
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73‘5”} lie 1
4.
’ it: large attendance use on:
4 4. l , . . . I 1 .
4. he .1 :90): ‘et
neighborhoOd. During his six weeks'
stay in our city, Mr. Clark has ploven
himself to be an efficient Gospel
preacher of the apostolic type. and a
clear expoundcr of Scriptural truth,
sud his many friends greatly desire
that he continue his earnest labors in
this community.
A meeting of the Sunday School
Board was held last evening at tile‘
home of Mr and Mrs. Enoch S. Bow.
on of St. John avenue. The meeting
opened with a song which was fol-
lowed by a prayer by Rev. Edward
Cunningham; Four lessons for the
coming quarter were taken up. and
xpiained to the teachers by, Rev. Cun-
‘lnghn‘m and J.“ C'. Hhvilri‘rfs. The in-
viletlon of Miss Sadie Randall that
the teachers hold their next meeting
on July 30 at her home in Seavie‘w
avenue was accepted At that nine?
there will be a roll call of the tcuchens‘
and oilicers of the school. The rcsig
Nation of Mrs. Elects A. ForsusQn.
who has far seine years been a; toxic
or in the school. was received Mrs.
Ferguson has been one of the most
competent and faithful members of
the corps for the past three yours nhd
her resignation was received with slut;
core regret by the other membergio 4
the teaching corp: who appreciate use
no work that she has accomplished
bring her term of service. Mrs. Fel-
guson ‘11s: been at tollhber in solidity
schools for fifty-lilo ‘yehl’s‘ and“ for
twenty tivo yeafb was superintendent
of the infant department in Delhi, N.
Y. This is a record of which few
people can boost and Mrs. Ferguson,
the meeting decided was entitled to
silosplle; Alter tile business meet
ing the party was served with ice
. cream. strawherlisshnd colts.
“guitar little children ,to come out
Mid Iorhid"therd “.110! for bi‘ sub
is the Kingdom of Heaven." Child-
ren's Day wus celebrated at the Ad
vent Church in East Nonwulk on
Snails lost. ’ihc bright faces and
do if costumes mingled ‘Wiih sweet
s: cm, recs lenses and
young buds. 'l‘ 0 children Were
there in force and presented an uni
mated scene. The entertnl ment was
mwmmw success, and us under
personal direction of Miss Davis.
ivtl'o' planned and executed the pro-
gram. aided by the superintendent. Mr.
Blond All the various numbers were
well executed and tho singlnir bill! Miss
Alleronshnw and duct by Miss and
Master Grocschnor wuro very planning.
The, clear treble of Miss ircne Mur
,rmm mdln‘ilbibf the entire in-
t dis; is at little tots Joining in the
up 'r'us "received {Womble comment
from the nudlonce.‘ 'l‘h‘o following
program was rendered:
gr—ltiugs Business.
Or and Scripture flooding.
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331’ do! 144 in Ad 3‘ ”it:
on. this? 1
Agents for 'l‘
Contractor G.W
in the Tens
dill evening.
and
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resolve prompt silent ion.
‘ “i311 May'i‘driiiuoia, ‘bf Ron'syton
avenue, is still in
tritis and append
“The new residence of B. A. Griffin
in Main street, is being erected by
Phone 2533?” “1
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une. 27th. at 8 o’clodk.
The lecture will be given by the Na-
tional Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild.
:41:
lbs above will
with gus-
Miss Jennie Fleur-y. teacher in the
4 Rowayton school, has gone to New
Raven for the summer vacation.
many ster-
wii be ill titted b
{fibre outwaheprsséhtln life in
dengue
-’ its
(‘4‘: .
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way ll Gilli
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grounds owned buy Mug};
aw below the coal ya
A. competition at‘ the
Cocos
nuts-co...-
Walter Baker's Ch0coluto
......wfinp. 16c poke; 0130c lb
12‘?ng bottle imported fiweet 011.. .651:
My Wife's Sillsd Dressing ........25(_:
Robert Smith
Rowayion, Conn.
hold tomorrow elveui
to 8 o’clock, and an all do.
event‘ will he held on July 4th. There
r of enthusitstlc sports-
ub. and swper
out or»
~ Wiectlon
1! on the
'. hlilLLWKstchuu, 1244424 bottle
. 186
of l‘Ai‘ioon'
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Wal ‘s'cd shot-or.
of
tendon.
‘Soidiél' B Home
estate.
the town, roads.
rind two young
helped on her
Col, Bring Blossoms,
’ Miss Allcrénshuw.
Recitation.
Edna Taylor.
4Wbinko Room for the Child-
MW ’l‘wb Girl‘s.
4MitltioanyB Choice.
001196“ 11801111.
. “M“ Burchsrd Sisters
limitation.
a“ on. Gustsvson.
ijmgflh mini Gurus. ‘
Amy sud Herbert Wood.
4 rustic‘imasn
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mmmrwr Baby Vio-
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til the? letter.
that annuity.
Tilers into
nus lion
rug more.
attorneys.
h’ a
lla‘rantoo a
faith, all items must 9 signed. Agents
for The Evening Sentinel in Oarlpn 444's
Arthur Bloated
mains Ann; nosey-on
For the benefit 64 the residents of
Dorian, I news bulletin bard an
“BMW-“‘1‘ 4414mm lion:
News items.
personals and sdvsrllumsnts will be
let
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Orders cone to any
“
Mrs. Dern Starr of Long' ‘llill spent "
Saturday with her father who is in the
in Noroltm.
A representative of the Ziegler es
late in Darieu was in town. Saturday
seeking to hire the slodm roud roller
of the tovin for some work on the big
At‘tllnes the scleclmcu hits
out the roller when it is not in use on
1
Another accident occurred in Dark-n
near the Daverport on toys Wednes-
dn‘y night about 9 o'cock.
up euiomobile sensed the
' awry throwing out two young men
it
much to shill out four from a run
about one might venture to soy.
home with broken shafts uhfl wreck-
ed wheels. plunged across the garden
becoming entangled in a wire fencing
thht‘ threw it thus saving the flu gar
do‘n from utter ruin.
nothing of a nurse and thought it was
dying. Assistance was asked of the
occupants of the cottage and after an
arduous hour the horse was freed and
The men were
very smooth prmdidiiliitd return next
morning to repair the damages but of
oour‘boHIhdr could be expect of tour {
in n {mnebflb if;
WESTPOII‘.
Wt
{Linton ore to be fireworks at Beach-
do 1.ka the highly) of Juiyd
44%‘wlisos smith, of Shelli
”entertained by Mr. and
women.
feet
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bully hero with relatives
W
i‘si “it; Sealer of Glenbroolr has
nth‘o sliésl’of friends at the Forms
tube the school strew-
is": iostivsi in the Conventional
Church on: syncing.
W
02 Nelson ind family of New York.
are occupyins the Horses l-lurlbutt
henceforth-bide
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some ”ior
3&1 . t
Albert Wollnitl sud family spout
undsy in Norwnlk.
Newton Fillow. of Bridgeport. was
home over Sunday.
home over Sunday. ,
T. E. Gregory was in New York yes.
191%wa 41‘ 4
Frank Gregory has sold his place
here to nadirfilldrkoyihhblow “York.
1 Miss ‘V‘iclu hottsiodldrtbldcd a round
lady friend frdnl Enlistment, pricey.
Mrs. Cohort Scholloy. of Shelton, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs Charles Hyatt.
“Mus. opheiimqhnslesd tout the all?“
fortune to fail and break her left arm
several dill"! use. ,, .
" 1
Miss susle Rosecrans and Miss Ruth
Weed. of Norwalk. spent Sunday with
.10. Gregory. .
Med-31"
Miss Maud Coley. while on a visit
to ironwork; was token sick and i:
not yet sble to be brought: home.‘ '
Mr. and Mrs. F‘. F. Clark have 4431;
guests ,Mr. and Mrs (39mgr lg.
murmur
ll ii ’1 a
:Y“ litre
data and 4
fights: Hawks: or fidgepih‘i‘.
3:131? lu’id 1414.04.41... Iteynollg nre
ov us to ti: on on ruin-
than nvanuoflbfifibynaw having sold
his place on Newtowu avenue to New
Yolk parties whoi- tulle pessosslom
July 1. '~
lithium
l Mrs Frederick Bucks is on the sick
lst.
tepb. n dbl s entertainin
“13:33:33 S‘fromgliii‘ldgg‘ 3111.54
lrving Lockwood was the guest of
Euston friends on Sunday.
Charles Scott. oi New York is d
guest at the Sci3tt tosldiap'ce bore. {
Catherine und Mury Coley have vis-
ited Mrs. Samuel Weich. in Westport,
.hi‘i'riends’from New York are being'
entertained at the l1‘uulhnbcr rosi-
deuce.
4 Joseph i‘md‘Enrlc Banks. of Bethei
spent Sunday at their former home
here.
Miss Katherine Boers has been cli-
tertulning Miss Jennie Ferris, of South-
port. {
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols. of New
York, visited friends in town on Sun-
day? .. {
‘Miss Kalle Hill. of" Redding. hits
spent a few days with. her aunt. Mrs.
W,{P.. Rowland.
Miss Doris Godfrey. of Cannon. has
been the guest of Misses Ethel and
Mange MekwE’o‘lui'ih . ' n...
Mrs. G W Bradley is suffering from
tho olfacts of a full_ down the collar
stairs, on. Fridliy
Miss Minnie Williams and Mrs
Knapp of Rid eilcld. hove visited Mr
and Mrs. linszoy yWiiilulnsw ...:
Mrs D. 14. ‘Celcy, received; hosts of
the death last week of her uncle.
Abram Sherwood. in Cleveland 0.
Mr slid Mrs. With it.“ Perry 1444‘:
been' outertuiuiuii fdl‘ the ‘pn'st week.
their cousin. Miss Myrtle Burger, of
Seniors. N. Y.
Mrs: 1&1}. Wheeler wb‘s quit'o [hid
injured y a fulli‘ion lil‘lddy'. unit
sulferlng from' broken ribs. S‘hé‘is it'-
tended by Qr. dorbsm. .4 a .
‘Mlss sinuous“ Gordon Was’tnliod
to her home in Esston oh’flslurdsy by
an accident to her mothery who was
11..
fl
own re er curls 1: horse
$33133 igigh‘ieli‘led hy ;uuo oldobiie
Mm sooiildli Was new 11 injured
WOMAN'S CLUB FEDERATION.
CHESl-HRE. June 20. ~—-Anln . er-est
sing promui but: been finalised up life‘s
.lsmes Campbell of Brooklyn. was ‘
4 not disposed to tulk lunch but he fin-
slly threw aside his cloak of reticenoe ‘
lef omens '
. :fi Venues, in Mr. Mulvihill
“ he; will receive just as loytllisupporl
Wm“? “my! 41:42:11. {am
4 of Messrs. Thuycr and McNeil? Well
‘ idsmlise Weighs
no
and Thom
the stats oaths ex-stbico‘r mayor “or
Bridgeport and something of s auth-
ority on the democratic side at the po
litical some in Fairflold County, came
up to‘ Bridgeport today to sitend the
graduation of the students at the Yale
who h.will ruduatu wit
Wll ens preached by
with a view of securing an interview
of what he thought of theflontcst
for the democratic gubernatorial no-
mination, the Park City mayor was
arid consented to talk.
his statements Was one which predict-
a a democratic victory in the state
mocruts can get together and walk in
harmony. As betwoen the two men-
tioned candidntls. Archibald Me N il..
Nicki? 43 till Roll of Bridgeport, hue Meyer Clio leg
{I 18% ll WW3“ (3, ME: 4. 'l‘huycr ol‘ quyv‘l Melviglil
‘11 ‘ . 4 oil biz 5e‘ brrss ziprei’drenc but“ ,
in; $131?ng sign}: in New N? ‘3“ 902:1“: “‘13:“
MC t o’hoi’i
fir} Elli?“ h‘é’ifi‘sfl . 'figfi ding ‘ wtve‘i"; til titgggl‘ygr should
be the venom 44’s to con
in. Fairllold county as any man from}
that {ilfitiict could command
Qcmoorats' Should Unite.
‘li. in ghost time.‘ said Mr Mulvi-
bill “that the democrats 9f the state“
not together \If they can do it thief
your there is no: doubt in my mind
that a democratic go‘serh r gwflg ¥§lfl
ted. The party is 191311 on
his: in New Haven’ and elsewhere
around the state but 1 believe that a
better feeling will prevail 31110113 1111
Elembers when election time rolls
roimd and that such and every lender
end iroter will work for the success of
the party ill the polls It is about
time that the voters of the state awoke
to the situation. it is about time
there was a change in the power of
the political purly. I do not think
it is a who policy It ‘contlnue one par-
ly in poWer for a ng term of years
During the post '10 yoais in this state
the expense of its government bus in
creased by $2. 000. 000, and I think that
if u chungc was made occasionally by
the voters. there would be u. cleaner
and less expensive administration of
slate affairs
“What do i think of the prospects
i don’t wont to express an opinion on
their e-hnnms. They are both very
reed men and very strong politically.
n my judgment. i know them both
intimately and they are good friends
if mine, so you can see the position I
must take ill reply to that question.
"Nalulzllh i would like to see a men
rout my own section of. the state got
the nomination. i. must soy thut.
llut at the some time. if Tilsyer should
‘14! the chilled l assure him my hearty
support and i believe that the demo-
(-ruts of Fulrileld County will do the
some thing.
'fii‘lrmony in the party is what is
ul‘iedcd "lost and if that can be
Jrought about then i believe the party
will be successful ut the polls.
won this slatenwiu Mr Minvlmu
asked the we) to Hondrie Hull and
when directed he dusted in that direc-
ton.
CLAiM Sl-lOOK KILLED MAN.
Railroad Employee
s
Dropped Dead
After Bridgeport Explosion.
Whether or not the shock of the ter-
riiic explosion of the Union Metallic
Cartridge Company s magazine: on the
outskirts of the city on Ma 14 unused
the death of Patrick ‘J; oherty ul
Milford is to be determined through a.
lawsuit brought by mltgerald dc Walsh
‘of New Haven. sgulnst the Aetnu Life
Insurance company. of Hartford
Dohsrty was, a foreman in the em.
9101' 0! Shh 1111i rand end the looming of
the explosion ‘e was found dead at the
steps of €ho Milford signal tovvor. At
the time i wud thought that the shock
of inf: blast. which was severogofielt
lord roved too out for or-
{3:33‘4‘j would curt tun tunic him
once policy in the Aston Life insur-
ance Company, which has refused to
pay it, ending!” grounds that the mon' a
hit of disease and
not of scold t!“ out! loci exumin.
er' s certifies 9' shows th‘ oherty died
1
annual council meeting of the Connec-
‘tlcut State Federationa .of em
Ci but lull in
44.13444
Maggy
4 no:
Miss Whlfiisn 15593: gfidgrd *‘ ' '10
spines. and there villi be other address-
on by Mrs. Arlhurt‘g. Chills. of bloo-
o
due; Miss Pin 0. “Look-
ing Forward lid Blipkwsrd' and Miss
Mary Mei-rims t, of tortown.
Conic.” ‘“ so, it o In from
Norwsllt. is the Issuers] fodorslion so-
oratory A 0 can
do forfh i read
by Mrs. 11 0. Porter. of New lis-
yon. Several musiusl numbers will
be you durlns the “199% nd thorn
viii be romsrks by m-
bors on diil‘ercnt mt or 119
the federation. ,, 1
There will be morning 4544 4:444.
noon sessions.
' it if; Nil”;
cohesion. 14hr
“01': fit”! 1. m
. limount of
NEE“ glo the brain sud paralyfl
£1500 1‘“ 1 n’ilit ted this it
w u woo
ttiis'v ‘Aeehu Company fo‘r tilol
sect tout policy, and tho ’
tilt the congestion
bar‘srulysls of the heart
{he explosion and the‘
paid to Dohartys
sheath);
in! that:
”filth???“
cOMMl‘i'llI‘s 9‘
" WELCOM! BR- '
" liar—William
. 4 hlsrcisl Trov-
oier' s Associntlo ludny the
appointment of ..
tea on plan oud‘j
reception. 'i‘om’ ', 41b
ll'rsncls Burton ‘
lor. Augustus Tho
New York; Alexsnd
ticut A. ll. Eastman
O‘Brien. '
This committee will invlt
[goo aim“ mglnbors at
to?” his:
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um s mould do
flovornor I'm
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{ . ‘ Th‘o‘k‘Voi-y Bost‘ Elqln cnamsryi',
Dennis Mulvlhill, known throughout ‘
Law School. in which he is interested .1
because, as he says. he has a friend ‘.
its class. ‘ ,
egistar man
at the approaching election if the do? .
a named. ,
Dollerty liiui a $1, 000 accident insur- , I
We of which 11
ri. will be
, on chimes. Austins. ’l‘lidniss will .
MW films the. brim emu: mm
Buttons!" ill. . 254:
z Pkus. Force 25a
2 Pkss. Groom Wboal .......... 250
2 P a. crap uh . .......... 25s
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as Cutlass Ave, East Norwaik.
Phone obs-3.
DON'T1 GARRY COAL.
DON'T CHOP woos.
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EVERY HOME WHERE A
STONE FILTER IS 1 USED: 4.
SEVERAL SIZES IN STOCK
ALSO STONE AND ,ofrpER
STYLES es WATER com.-
3 4:1. 114 l
Ghariilli Dow
HARDWARE
:1: WASHINGTON STREET.
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W6 have 11.44.1414: at all limos
to bring our custodian tho but the
444mm 4414444144. and our solution of
handsome wall coverings this season
we think I drowning 414.44.41.51»; s‘rd
anxious to hsvo your judgment upon
‘thom.
1 Our: r. Popsi- dunno»: understood
hanging wall paper.
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linden trophiionsehmlsima
Gulls, Ponies Supplies. 11
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Window Ihs’ilu.‘ Motors frsmln‘ "
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is no! what 414. picnic Wont When buy
my work
:s 51:11. (tight. and when i say A job
n s 1 1
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Plumbing, Timing and «um Flttlns.‘1
I Monroe stress. to. Non-wells
4:
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VAN SCOY
PLWBING.
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THE JOHN B. LJWRENCE
AGENCIES.
ALL msunllu'cs. REAL slurs
neurones. NOTARY PRO.
My; 3°Eié°9§EPATWT5
I IOUTH MMN STREET.
Tel. 463 ii. 408.
nnvrp w. RAYMOND.
FuneralDineotos
and Embnlmor.
19 North Main St loath Nomi'
Residence. 0 Washington Street.
.15.
manhood at hodiw'iim
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consider this :44-
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STEAKNGOD 44444....-.44....44441001 ‘
should be .4444 it
snow white onop eco'
colain Enameled lavatory.
how dolighfully convention
list to have hot and cold run
, .{ in your
; lug apartment of limit 1' ,
room? its
- roiled
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plumbers are side 1'va
conusn MAIN AND, w“?
to drink beer this hot weatherlh
long as you do drink it. why lid
drink good beer? .
Brooklyn Brewory Beer is the
We are the agents.
families: deliver ii: to the housdéx.
tt once—you will be satisfied. Pd
or telephone call will receive pron:
attention ‘ 1.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut
{ {11‘ “PLUMBING 14:45 44 44
. 5 Railroad Aver:
Representing some of
themes WELL 1%.;
..Our room s fipcclsl ism "if
and ElontrioL
cry tooth h’éato
dlt Co’s oolobrstod Wines. Lions "
Cigars always on hand. .
T. J. SULLIVAN,
Have you ever stopped to
dressing obslnbo‘lf.u '7“
presence wool
me 0 point?
lily duo
dies, honest on 1':
brace
south Norwnllu Goon.
.. ...—....wa
The New
Good servi ‘o
Central Hotel“
South Norwsik, Conml
soph Disses, Prop. ’
HEATING ,‘ ,
HOT WATER HEAT o.
HOT AIR HEATIN
STOVES AND surge“
ILATE AND TINR ,4 .
Gas and Steam Fitting, '.
In Fixtures, Motel (tailing:
Have you seen our sto
and most rsllubls lu
portion in tho
L2H“ wrought f
A full this of Acksr. Merrill
missus-n, out:
Gregory 3
Bath Houses to Reilly
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