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about 1011111113.. or that season's 30c
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obscures? "'1 "an
plan“ ‘on till: brldxnp null; Hlalnor'o
now, I on. I out on “If.
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iv '.
Miss Mary Qunnlnghum is spending
the day at Coney Island.
WW? In «Main 'i
Miss Viola Byxbce is spending her
vacation at the Atlantic Highlands.
Rev. J. A.~ Clark expects soon to go
to Brooklyn to have his eyes treated.
Alfred. Warneck, ,of StxJohn street,
was ‘11. visitor in New Haven‘yesterday.
Rev. James W. Davis exchanged put
pits yesterday with Rev C. .Dike
man. of Saugatuck.
L George Sprague. Jr.. William Shea
and Edward 'i‘ohoy spent yesterday at
Currey lsiand.’
Services were held last evening at
the Pentecostal Mission on the bridge
by Rev. J. A Clark. .
Charles Reynolds. manager of list
ner's East Side store. is sick and Ben
Jamin Cello is substituting for him.
Mrs. M. S. Partrick and grand-
daughter, Ethel Bartlett, are spending
a few days with friends in Norwnlk
Mr. and Mrs. Edson K. St, John are
spending the week at Sarntoga and
other summer resorts on a vacation
trip.
The barge it‘alion has arrived at
Raymond Hrothors' Wlliil‘Vt‘bi with a
cargo of sand for the Colonial Foundry
and Machine Company,
A new drying room and a new water
extractor have been installed this
week in the Crescent Laundry to take
care of rapidly increasing business.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Guthrie, Jr..
formerly of Silvermine, have returned
to their new home in Van Zandt
street after spending the week in MI.
Kisco.
The Advent Sunday school picnic
will be held on August. 1. The pic
nlckers will go to Beardsley l'urk,
Bridgeport, in a special car and spend
the day there.
—-—---———-
Lctier Carrier Frederick Keating
and Mrs. Kssting, of St John avenue.
left town this morning for n w'oeks
vacation. which they will lipillil at.
the Delawaro Water Gap.
A very interesting service was held
last evcping at the East Aveuur- Moth
odlst Church. The service nus illus-
trated with steroopticon View from
Bunyan‘s Pilgrims Progress.’
Weekly bulletin of tin1 East AvcmLe
Methodist Episcopal (lhureh—~Tuesday.
7: 46 p In. class mceting. Wednesday
2 p. m. Ladlea' Aid. Thursday, 7: 45,
‘prnyer meeting. Friday. 7: it p m..
Junior Band.
The yacht Unknown bearing flap-
taln Frank N. her-,iis (‘harios ll Wai-
liins. Arthur Kcyworili and Joseph
Olrier. arrived in the harbor Saturday
after a very pleasant cruise up, the
Hudson River.
The bathing llf‘lli‘ll at (licuoiy's
Point yesterday was almost crowdml.
so many people took advantage oft
high tide to try a plunge in tho briny
deep. The temperature of the water
run excellent and all «alloyed the dip
very much.
...—«—
Miss Neliip Olmniend. daughter of
Mr. silo ill-I: John Olmstlld of Sha-
visw- ‘ 9. bad the misfortune inst
week cture her left arm while
on I visit with friends in Longsland
:fintgw undo: tbs cm of Jean
L5 pity yof lilIIt Norwaik .young in-
dl k‘onihpial It BIttI‘ island for
Moog them on Miss Rob I
Bonk“ Mil! tbsi Pamela. Minn
mm“ and this Edna Day The!
are no u yin the Glorious cottage on
bl“ 11.1% 334! expect to bore a rise
1 5‘1“; W i
”W 9|ng noun. mcotlng- will
all; gog- present 111110ka011
About uesdny."l: away-
ton Moth int ”Church: Rev. C. s. Dike
man. of satintuck. preacher. Wed-
nifivtiorwslk Methodist.
m {‘11anch who»;
....u. .. a or “it“ 1.1
31 p. sin:
for in our Mourmnbo senbo
{Raymond have returned to their
- fair on Wednesday, at. 7:30, at Mrs. G.
of“
. Vernon
‘ well on
resolve prompt IttIntIon.
Yesterday wa the hottest doy thus
Mr and 1111.11.11 lilvory leave Mon
day for a vacation to be spent on the
New Jersey coast: '
Mr. and Mrs. John Sniffen outer-
tained friends from New York and
East Norwaik over Sunday.
1’ . 1M
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Magowan have
been visitinir Mia! Edna Bishop. or
Minivan street. East Norwci it.
1 Miss Helen Lynch and Miss May
homes after several days visit in Bus
ton. 1 -
Miss Bessie Clark. of the Rowsyton
post office, is visiting friends in
Plantsville. Bimsbury and Hartford
this week.
Miss Lillie Raymond has returned
home after a pleasant visit anions
friends in New York, Brooklyn and
Jersey City.
Mrs. Samuel Doorman and Mrs.
James Miic.hell of Brooklyn New
'1'1,01h were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
V. J. Beneiisha, over Sunday.
Allen Dauehey expects to start
yuildlng in the near future on the lot
n ltowayton avenue. which he recent-
ly purchased from Mortimer Ogden.
The meeting of the entire fair com-
mittee will take place tonight at Mrs.
C. F). Hackiey‘s. instead of at the
Studio. All chairmen of committees
and tables are earnestly requested to
be present at 7:30 if possible.
A special meeting of the Rowuyton
Hose Company to taiic action on the
report. of the committee on installing
city water in the building, will be held
tonight. At that time. plans for a
dance at Roton Point will also be
made.
Local oysicrmen will be interested
in the ancient, oyster dredge caught.
on the oyster grounds of E. H. Smith.
which grounds were given to E. H. and
John 0 Smith by Charles W. Bell
some years ago. The dredge may he
1:191? on the wharf of Captain Andrew
13
Thorn will be a mrcting of the doc-
orating committee for the Library
E. l-lacklcy's. to make the garlands and
banners to be used in decorating the
street. Will all the members please
aticnd, so that everything may be lin-
lshed at that meeting“
A sinking tool used by tho firemen
on the locomotives of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
was thrown or tell from one of the
eastbound engines. last night. it
struck the platform on tho east-bound
station, and was badly beat up. Lucit-
lly the iron did not land on the track.
Watch this SDaLCB
for
LRobertSmlthT
Phone 251-8. Rowayton. Conn.
i"
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
For or. bottom of the nutrients of
Barton. I news bulletin board Ind let
not drop box hnvo boon pieced in front
of Allen's Drug ltol‘s. No 0,. lump.
personals Ind ndvortlumo will bl
collated Inch afternoon; Not for
publication. but II I guarantee of good
faith all items must I sign“. ”onto
for The Evening eontinIi in Barton m;
Thaddeus IIii, Arthur llama Incl
Wallace ObIrIr. Ordors not to any
of the Ibovn will "solve prompt at
nation.
1‘, w. Austen has completed
vesting nearly twenty tons of hay.
har-
’i be John Meow place was sold last
wook by Clarence Bell to New York
people.
Mr. linylcn and family am now oc-
cupytuu Mr. Weeks' house, in hylioy
ul‘illlllil. ‘-
Mr. and Mrs. George Iii. (ioodcvo hro
occupyiun I Sound Beach coitus for
the summer.
Mrs. Joseph Hindlsy, who hII been
very ill and under the cars of Dr. Al
trod House. is improvi as.
Ambrose Webb and fImily occupy
the Charles Hobby piano. cornlr Main
street and Loftoy avenue.
Mark Norman has been rbeoiviss
bids for the contract of painting the
Center School building. Dorian. 1
W
0. C Bowen in painting the Lofts!
Monroe place, West Marine, recently
purchased by C. H 'l‘iiiy. DIrtIin"
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. A. C Bonsai. of the arrival
of I little Enter fit. this bills in
or earn-iii
cruise through Canadian waters.
‘ Lilith
pic who went down to Noroton to the
soil tournament at the Wee Burn
MI 11 Ben lot Miss Hart and
Mt? Valium K.L afiiliibrtl‘.‘ “Mrs. George
iingford members of the New Haven
County Club. were present. ‘
:r‘nl: to’ port's in the various courts next
a
Bates, ll. Hg‘lNPilill
Frost Samuel Grumman. James Hind
iey, Charles
1191.11.11.19 Robert
8e
Stevens, Hiram B. Taylor, Andrew S.
Waterbury.
weilAknown in this section sails for
England on the Cunard line the last
of the present month. and will be ob
stout several months.
agreeable sojourn in his native land
and a safe return to'his adopted coun-
lcn for many years and various ca-
an elaborate display of fireworks, on
July 4 of next year. as usual.
Mun—
_, one.
i" while playing and broke his arm in
L‘ and Nelson W. Benedict.
‘ CRlefleni,‘
'1 166nm Cnhwdll'wlto phrcbdnol thltiin
imam or the i. 11. Church with
. 316”" on Rm”.
>111
it. i If
“fnrtics. have started on I ,
ppod launch owned by vaidu
8.1m: of ‘‘Mt. Vernon. for an extended
Theodore W. Austin marlin
spur.
.‘lnIt Week. securins the old
“‘91)“ ‘, 1 .1 l
can the bridge at the head oi the amt iI‘h fi'ncert by the
“whit.” for Th. ”maumm' in 01 00! it timid. oriua bald Wheeler s: “110931 was of an
Imiimy r P was ”5.1-. Austin has not yet do unusually interest . turc.‘ seine
“31m" ntit‘to my“. .3“ flaw; sided what he will do with the wool; don"t! Iron: Faust; tho mules, Soc-
Among the New Havoc society poo
club were: Mrs Roger 8. White. 2d
D. Manson and titan Manson. of Wai-
Following is the list of Dorian iur
Theodore W. Austen, Allen B.
ever Linus {fair-
Nam. Richard W
9th it George
Jose h E.
lanai:
6%“de llL H
lock George W Sharer, yGeorge 0
Mil
i
I
William H. Orchard. of Noroton
His friends in
this neighborhood and also in‘ New
York, wish him a pleasant voyage and
try. lie has served the town of Dar-
pacities and has a host of friends. He
hopes to be at Roton Point again with
The following account. by a Noroton
lady of a recent wedding in that
place will be read with interest by
many friends of the bride and moon
in this community. One of the bean
iifui June weddings was that of Milli
Zciia Boston and John Wood. at the
home of the bride in Noroton
Heighis. The bride wore a handsome
while gown of Brussels not and car
riod a shower bouquet of white sweet
perm She also wore a veil. She
was an unusually charming bride
The bridal procession entered in the
following order: Four flower girls.
little nicces of the bride. carryinr
dainty baskets of daisies: Miss Fran
cos Abbot, another niece. maid of
honor: the best man and the bride
maid, Miss Bessie Wood, the groom's
sister, who wore a beautiful and club
orato white gown; then came tin
bride and groom. licv. Arthur “0
qua. assisted by Rev. Charles Martyn
officiated. 'l‘hc corcmony was per
formed on the town under daisy
chains strung between two luxuriant
trees. The father of the bride have
the young people a reception imme
deiatoly after the coromony. The
house was decorated with turns out
daisics. About acvcniytlvo gursts
were present. Many costly present:
were rccclvcd. Mr. and Mrs. Weed
took their Wedding journey in Mr.
\Voed's new automobile.
NOTES OF THE SEASHORE
liownrd iiuntor, of tho Gilbert and
Bennett office, Georgetown. was in
town Sunday. --
James and Frank Riley. of New
York. formerly of Norwaik, wcro vi-
sitors in town yesterday.
Misses liostor and lleriha Graves
of Silillilli'y. are spending their vaca-
tion with Seth Remington. of Spring
sircct.
Johanncadlcu from New York.
city rhas routed Wuwuuda cottage at
Pine Lodge for the balance of the
season
Francis liailoran. 11 Prospect ave
Norwalk, lud. foil Thursday.
two places.
Mr and Mrs. Alexander Sample and
son, William Semplc of Word avenue.
are ooiourningot otManhaiiun Beach,
New York. ‘
Alfred L. Seurlos, of Norwaik, lofl
this morning for a trip in Saratoga.
AuIabIo Charm and many odior Inter-
sstlng places. '
.—
A very largo crowd went in bathan
at Gregory's l’oiut yesterday. Many
more wore unable to go in but: 11qu of
the luck of bath houses.
Tin-cc Danbury young men cattle to
Norwaik yesterday on their motor
cycles and visited Rotor) Point. return
log home in the early evening.
The Missed Nellie Gilbert. listen
Durant and Mary Birrcil. of flanbury.
are spending I few days at Bell is-
land stopping at the "island View ".
John Maui p carousel has been idlc
the put __ owing to the breaking
down om .jt‘bloctrlc. motor, which
furnish ’ or. The armature burn
oil out in the week. and repIirI
have not .-1 blIbrmndc
‘ W
Denali“I drool“ PIirIIri-h.C CM buo-
Iols. on but. Chief Pat-
riarch George 0. I“advent”, James Far
roll. John F. Honey. Hnrrio I. stmizh
With 0
summit Friday it loud installed
the new officers oi Iuoson fitn-
.M 1.0 0.
The roller skating It WWII Point.
which was discontinued weeks
ago, will be resumed tonight. '11. force
of men were engaged loot wank, main
in; repairs to the auditorium. and plan-
ing tlfoiioor in‘ this things condition.
The skull” will lll’lli charge of Fred
domino 0 was formerly It the
Point for I number of coupons leitl~
all will continue nightly in the no
on.
whom steamer naming.“ of the
du ll
in or; hotfl! din 1
m 1‘00 l1
‘thm‘lhoui Ruin: aornlrl“
and
mor‘.
cabin in t s absence (it'll ,l‘liin A'i Lynch
who is arthritis
George McCarthy pm
comet. and his nob was it trap drum
mer.
New York City were rcgo‘en
ly cOmplimsnted th 11de
on its prodoion
actor of the he
from a trip to Ontario. Canada.
made on
Smith‘s Ridge.
at Wilton. N. Y.
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
Seymour. Norwnlk.
purchased a new bicycle of denier
George ll. Stevens.
Shea. in lloyt street.
will take possession Juno 1.
oh Crawford at Hickory Bluff.
‘mectings of late in on efforts
m
‘ Vern subsoil
' the tonnage
hlimoatr no
«of»!
tor. 'k . 1
in brackish on
moat an In Greedy!
Tuepdny.
you can bar ly evcr ma
M
W
The troube with hair? brililliiin; dis"
a I. v n
mastic.
sic. being
ed. as well
oidonham
its leader
filament heMarch.
g 11 sum fl
woman, Idle it!
Go up also .3163
in rheumatism.
the second
one fans from
131d high-
rt band
c‘yJ and the high chin-
octions rendered.
‘ A number of
NEW mil“.
Dr. lit G. Cunningham has returned
G A. Pauley. of Sellecks Ridge.
s having his house painted and on
urged.
“-1—.—
A macadamized driveway is being
the Bturgis Coffin place.
.—
Mrs. Samuel K. Lockwood. son and
daughter are spending several days
......_1___
Miss Harriet Seymour is visiting
1
Editor Kirk, of the Messenger has
In..-” -——.
Miss ircne Jones. of New York, is
visiting Misses Augusta and Helen
C. S. Dcforcat has purchased a rest-
lcuco in Tromont street. Anuonlu. and
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wakeman have
returned from a few days with dose-
Mr. and Mrs. lavntt and Miss ho-
vctt. of New York are guests of Mrs.
William 'l‘uttlc. Richmond Hill.
Mrs. R. if. Ncide. ls enjoying a two
weeks' visit with her uncle. Judge
Thompson, Narraugansett Pier.
Lewis C. Hall and wife of New
York have been visiting his father this
week. also friends in Hickory Bluff.
The Y, P. 8, (.1. 111. service will be
the only evening session in the Con.
gregationni Church until September.
Mrs. Thomas S. Jones. of West Nor-
ualk. was a guest of Mrs. C. E. Brinlc
crhoif on milliond avenue last woek.
Miss Agnes Patterson. of this form
has been appointed assistant princi-
pal of the Waterside public school.
Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. floater Wakcman and
Miss Bertha. Wakeman. of Smith's
Ridge, are spending a low days at
iluiupo Beach.
m
Mrs. Howard lioyt and Edward Fl.
ilcnncti loft Tuesday for Sterling N.
lives for eight weeks.
Stephen ll. Lockwood and {entity of
Patterson. N. J... are spending a few
weeks with his mother Mrs. Mary ll
Lockwood. Cherry street.
Steam in being used on the electric
branch, and them is very little pmba
bility of putting the motor cars back
for service in several days. ‘
M
nines not registered shortly will be
a fine.
A team from South Norwalk, in
stalled oflcors of. Commodore Parry.‘
Council in Raymond's Hall Friday
night The work was creditabiy per
formed and elicited much praise Af
tor tgo installation a collation was
serve
A Carpontorfa listen in being orgah-
liavon craters. have
the union started. it is n11 id that
so into the scheme and for this ran-
:0" there has been I lull in the rust-
or.
The
reported some out of
It young lady of a rehab. in said
he unfounded. “110th th%
orginntod' iron the interests
themselves. it in emphatically doni»
who will malty improve this properé
The 13.8. hwrsnco photo in
and street im IlIo been sold to
Miss Y,.1..iiuo savior. c drop-maker of
New York.
The bu
pihco burn
on of bind
Tuscany a
”In incl ,.
minus ‘
This is the New Style
Conn liaisauil
l’.. where they will visit with rsia-'
L'f'ha sslocunen are making an enort ,
to have all dogs registered. All on ,
shot. and the owners will boys to flat! ‘
lned in this town, and a couple of New .
verai ,
gct .
iorni boas cnrpentern in town will u t L.
A .
tloans mun, well known coolly. I d i
report 1
Wu Eli
ad by the young man. Ind the yound ,
imglllyj Ilia truer thought of such I.
but RIII Aunt r. A. (tree , hIn'
sold his W. Raymond pines, tlt‘
this street, Alma Weeks. who in ,
occupying the b. Merritt place. ‘
“‘1‘. .
.» 11
new 12..
Lior lit. 75
Call and look it over.
Lightingilompanii
Painters’ Supplies.
Crackers.
Glassware.
Housofumishiuo
Goods.
Window Shades.
Picture frames and Window
Shades Madoio Order.
Paintinoand
Decorating.
11
L. 11. 11cm.
W...
‘be Vary Int lipid Creamery
f latter. Ir lb. no:
emu... Pores . 26¢
12 Flips. Grunt WhIIt 266
2 Phys. Grape-Natl ............ 266
leans Corn ...... ......... ..... 256
2 lbs. Pm lard ............... 2511
11.1.91 ‘0 _
.114 What. Rut Norwnlk.
W RE
slim;
, . \ii‘ “Gill 1'
evenings. :lin‘ 6‘ lid: ‘
o’clock. wiring. a
about telly. All ”pawn” tll
will cit)”
p. 111., and I
it
1
l
lsoof 1100 viii
“will“; hulls
John :1. Grimm!“ on so foamy
«911.1... 19 new” flour, 3%
9
hit,
the lm! i
‘wnaxrisn ,.
coconut». mm cannon...
contra thnnnnr. .10.. 11..
WHITE sass
al‘ computable prices.
rill Flori.“ FZIH Alto 0mm
(all Ind M Washington Itroot Irldpo.
W
WflfiamEMeeker
Emiracior and1Piumbor.
1‘ ohms In caverns. 1a 3
. 5111531531312
' savaain. srzas m srocx .
.12c lb.
And all other kinds of Fresh Fish
IW
MAIKIT.
Old Intuition Army Iulim
6 r‘i
l l. .1 Gena!” .i 1 i
’i
STEAM HEATING!
Honest Work and. Apple Ex-
parlance.
“in! Sin sou Milli
ADDREOO POST OFFIGE BOX 547,
......M... M w... ..
A Jack of all Trades
to not what the pIoplI want when tho!
”quire good workmanship. My war
to, tan right and whonl any ,A Job
Ii I, its dons.
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
Plumbing. Timing Ind Item Fitting.
mmmmWR
191:5?
FRANK c. ”
VAN scov.
“.11qu
81‘
m- ‘ 1
H01? want.
on Drrlmra.
mummw
‘Iudlili. 1.;
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Telephone 411.
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A CENCIES.
ALI: otmuafiajcs. asst: snarl.
ran NO'fARV Pao-
poa PATENT.
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l IOUTPI fiufifiofllll‘l‘.
‘ Tel. but l. M ‘
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DAVID W. RAYMONQ.‘ ,
FinierIl Dimctos w
Ind Embalmlr
19 nor-1a mm It. Intuit W
W l Wuhinaton OM
TIinhonI It house. I.“
W9 considerlihls sea-
son” 5 line ih9 best
we everlhcdi
mum.
“curious-III.
lb mgr Iv. , I, victim“.
warns
7 1 11-:
l
ALSO STONE AND OTHER 1. L
EB COOL-
'1
JMIayiio
should bI\ Ionipp on
snow white. onepleco "8
cllbiii Enhmeled Lavatory.
bars are wictly co
was. honest snot ‘ «.
, Cornu- Monroe Ind Chutnut
, MARINE 1
"fill IXPLOGION
Have you ever Itopped to
bow delighfully convenient ,
be to have hot and cold Hui
in your droning chumbo liner 1
in: apartment of first floor 1‘
room? its presence would am
the higent degree of comfort. 1
We will gladly quote you prison.
Horace R. it
counts mm 'AND wast ., .‘
louth Norwaik. Conn.
Brooklyn brewery firm's lager LL'bolih
No better. We deliver it in “In: '9
house. 81. 00 per case (24 bottles.)
quors at lowest prices. Tel. 15b»
Central Hot
Booth Not-walk. Conn.
Joseph Discus, Prop.
fiOTL WATER Elia,
HOT AIR HEAT
O‘I‘OVEO AND RANOI “
ILATI AND TIN ROOF.
GI- Ind 8mm Fittin ‘ ,1
III FixturII,'MItIi Collin Mi
' How you seen our stock '
RICHMOND RANG
' 1mm JONESM a HOW ‘ LL
COMPANY
17 WALL crassr. ii
.111: new. ‘
nous. VICTOR
on: tumor: Hum W-
..rooOiIr rooms I coin!
'and liootrlh Lia'i'i’tl tin-3'9“".
Flint stocked cue to nah
A fat line of Antler. Mon '
tilt Go’s oIiIbrItId thil'hm
Cigar-I always on bond.
T. I. SULLIVAN. ..
'I‘IlehonI CIiI. ”3—6 V
Gregory’s
ill use spawns;
Sling DinnIrI Ind All Kinds of
M 000ka to omit!
it.
TMNMBTIA
filfd'
"it’s“
"Iblll
warrant:
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