nd Mrs. .E. .‘l. Trounson are
sfisnding a few days at Ocean Grove.
Communion service will be held to-
nlerrew out; the Advent" Christian
‘u'i-‘c .
.l .
'c
M
g’ZMiss Olmsted. or 13 Seavlew. aver
'1 9.V4- 1111 'ltetumedV home from a visit
We? F9111 ~
gr and Mrs. F. E. Baker are on-
killing their niece Miss Gertrude
”My, of Sufileld, Co1'1n
he delegates to the crimes ion at
lnville returned to their hem here
gerday afternoon and last mg
.1“
3'
4
M...—
j'rthu'r Saunders commences his ya";
on next week, and with a party 0'
O'VVni’rs will claim.) on one of the lsiands.’
h’his was a busy day in the East.
'l‘waill steres, as they had to get out:
visions enough for their customers
£4 two days, Sunday and Labor Day;
1151's W. H. Baker has leturned from
r
' eeks visit to Asbury Park, N.
3- and Mr Baker are entertaining
Mary Wheeler and Miss Edna
Juries, of Torrlng'ton.
injure his right hand quite pain
ly while ’at work at the Knapp Box
hlpany. A piece of wood flew from
éli‘rederlck Carr had the misfortune
similar saw and struck him on the ,
bof the hand. badly bruising that. 1-
Abig St Bernard dog was struck by
*roliey car yesterday afternoon at
fie t and Seuview avenuesl The uni-4
iii was not killed but Was badly in-
) hl’i‘fed. A man tried six times to shoot
the animal to death. but failed more
than wound it. Finally Dr. nklyn
newn came along and getting a re-
volver, put the poor anlmla out of its
mlfiery The owner of the dog has not
been found as yet.
1 1" ROWAYTON. ‘4
.1131
44.W. A. Wheeler and family, of New
(lll'haan, are enjoying the week at Belle
Island. ,
wo families from South Norwalk
ll"; c moved into George W Raymond s
hiill'ses on the West Side
iss McClennhan of New Canaan,
1111' returned from Belle Island. where
3.,9 has been spending a month
;hirs. Arthur Sammls of New Ca-
11%“. has returned from Belle island.
3% ere she has been enjoying a few
ys
'fiamcs B mum of lens Pennsylva-
no is visiting his puck: and aunt. Mr.
Mrs B A. Grimn, in this place,
. 4 other relatives at Compo Beach.
NM“ and Mrs. honey Crockett ofl
Haven. 1110 visiting Mr Cr'ock
o is relatives in this 11111120,de Mrs
iickctt’s relatives Gustav Pitzer and
i Vitilly. in South Norwnlk
Cannon. of State sli'eet.
'14: 4V . 1 ‘ ‘ m4
Lloyd Robertson is v'a
cle. exhaustor Lloyd i‘Klng
street.
‘ 11'". w.o alumna. .1141
' on sp a
1 Wednesday ivith her sister. Mrs Hen.
l‘y Nichols, of Fathom.“ 4-1 . i 4‘
“liars. S. 31 Minimum of New Haven.
heent e sued; at her sister, Mrs.
4 m H444 x: n 4.
Louis Do'scher has given up his po-
silica in New York and is now clu-
, ,, played by the" Dosoher Plans and Tool"
.4 Company. 4'
4W
Mrs. L. ll. Alexaliilei‘, Mrs .1an B
. ' Elnolt 11111141111411. Charles. at West .110-
lichen. N G41. are the guests of Mr. and;
Mrs.A A. G. Tovey.
M
J I‘re'd durum, 1111115 B'. M ite'ad
Co..13ridgcp01‘l,is enjoying a two
weeks’ vacation and is spending the
places of late
"-'-4-1.4--—-
N333! Henry leohwlts and 11114114411
mi“ aw. ”York are 11 11111 We veers
spent Sunday in town and his many
old friends were glad to meet him.‘
While he resided in Westport he was
connected with the Emhahners Sup-
ply (30., illling the allies of secretory.-
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NEW CANAAN
Mia's Olive 11.7“” Reamy is having a
foundation erected for a new house in
South Main street. '
Contractor Stillman has begun the
new road through the Iioyt estate in
South Main street. .
W
1 Charles S'chmldt, who has been ill
for some time, is able to be out but
J it still valy weak.
«.—
Charles Darrah is putting a coat or
white paint on C E. Bl‘l’doherhol’ia
house in Railroad avenue.
nun—Jim
A M Doremns has purchased a lot
in Oak street and will have a house
erected as soon as possible
Willie Schmidt has gone to New.
port Where he is w'mking for the A.
li..Mack Company, electrical engin-
sens ..
to stat the sewer excavation Work’
in Rs road avenue. It is expected
that this will be the hardest section
of the road to excavate. as the1c are
many ledges which must be out down-
The sections of pipe that have been
laid in East avenue and Main strcct
have been tested and found to be
:alivljight4, The hydrants have been
The filter beds on the old Salter es-
tate are all completed and ready for
the reception of tho sewerage mallet.
. 'I‘he oomeyance .of the Baptist
Chlnch property in Main stlect to the
Connecticut llaplisl Convention has
been legalized by a special not As
this propcily was alum in trust for
church purposes. it is ihoughl that
it should revolt back to its original
owners. Money has been paid down '
on the property by New Canaan peo-
ple, and it is said that a legal contest
will be made below the title will be al-
Society, which claims to be an active
and regular church organization. and
disposed of while it remains so
THE LARGEST WAGON.
What is believed in the northwest
to be the largest Wagon in the world
has been shipped by the Pioneer Min
lug company, of Seattle to Nome,
Alaska. where it will be put into arr.
vice cun'ying freight into the in CliOI'
"‘ waylon Methodist Episcopal
rch, Rev E. W. Bysshc pastor—4-
nin'g service. 10: 30 a 111.; Bands
a col. 26111111.; Epworth league union
5 ice 15, ht Baptist Church; evc- l
n 2 service, 7: 30.. The pastor {Willi “ed", a 1.
non at both services, onto
rd meeting Monday night at 7: 413
C s moctlng’, Tuesday. 7: 46 and
p or meeting, Thursday, at 7' 4'5.
‘ 4.1 : m .
Bliivaylon Baptist Church. Rev.
Frank Cm Brown. pastor—~Bcrviccs.
10:30 am. and 7: 30 p m. Morning
cabinet. The Shining Light; cvcuiii'g.
The Magic and the Leaf. Sabbath
uchpo 1.! law morning service. C. B)- yo
“9016 1 Baptist Church at a: 111 in
ion with the Methodist idpworlh
league. Thursday evening 7:30.11ap-
py hour service followed 1y mo'nihly
meeting of Executive Board.
’l'i‘ 1
DAMIEN AND NOROTON
The sales of roltloatate iu libirion,
lull week. numbered only onu, hat the
mortgages recorded amounted to $1111 -
500,.» Jags... .444Neilson sold a place at
pmmssflsthsrlne. B. Anchlncloss.
'l‘ll'c annual fair of St John a a 0.
Church. in Norman, opened last night
in the hgsduusrigrs oi Volunteer Hook
and Billions 0011111111111, and will be
continued until next Wednesday oven-
“‘8' .- i 2 .4'4'? "5
Will 1* ' ‘ " as 10111
no 1113111,“ :4" 11 “61111111110011
'I'hgrsdsylw its i it ills money in s
m 1‘4 changed his on”;
meat in tail marinas. and 1191111111111
miss it 1111111 he went for his trousers
in the evcaium' as reported the loss by the operations 01 tile trust for
at police Mamie”.
an.”
over the tundra district, 'i‘o nm a the
wagon most suitable for this nprl‘ugy
ground, it has been filled with elhg
tlo
liccn inch tires. The hubs of
wheels are two feet in dinmeicr and
the wh sis or ten feet in diameter.
wagon in twenty six
feet long and more than seven tor-t
iligl1.'l‘lic wngdfini'ss built in Alamo
da, Co‘l , at a on or $700. ~Kunsas
City Journal. 4
‘ oANDoa.
"’l‘hrogglns, I'm looking lol' a good
place downtown where i can keep my
automobile. Where do you hoop
ms '
“canalruetlvoly. i keep it at Mo
Garridsc's but in reality at the manic
shop.”-Chlcngo Tribune.
MW“
OEVIGU'SLY. ..1
"1'11." said little 'l’ommy lmunioy.
"luitch'ur says 110' vs not to be able to
loll nor tomorrow what motor ’Tho
Charge of the unit Brigade is in "
“Eh?" replied. old Dnmlsy. "Why,
that's simple enough. 01111 meter, of
course "-«‘-Philadslphis Press.
1411 rsd3asr1c Ions.
Dolly-unruly Welcott told me a
month ago that her new sown was so
log to be a 1mm
Poiiymwoii tilt: £11- all it is so for.
lien husband insult broiler on money
for lllmfiomfillvillii carnal.
thel boar goblin iiard
Oil to (1151 hit snitch trait V'ncon-
tinned 11111 ioliagsmsms thou
John D. didn't psi 1 the ‘% l. of
thirty million edit in lines new and
as. mounds thirty cents to the uni
nary American who has been {leased
”mm I.
'i'hd Clifford. from- 11111111411111.1111. "is"
fig; guest of Miss Louise Nash of Kins'
. " 9'1 , '
4 hi'lillgh iii 6 hi)
aims. at. Old 193:? Caution endowed-
with Mr slid 1111‘s., it plus 3‘ ate
4, and Lincolllwtl‘ests. . Mr. 11113113111414
Contractor Roberts is about reads 4
opened and the serverrpipes flushed. ‘
lowed to pass from the Baptist Church. 4
that the property cannot be legally,'_
i111; had happened Well, ol'lli'j Dull
11,111 the connection blade byl super-
iiifinflelltifih 13.2 1114111139 M141 Mullins
1111111: till 1411,4514,
‘iu'h‘t‘ sied'h'hthi 11011111331
land. bv't' such
nectlon' with a
477 4 4111 lull-
'i‘he Columbus ~ public' 'schools 111‘s
noted through thp nation for their ori-x'
4:2inall1y and prosresslve 11111118.. and
with the school board in hearty sym-
111111111 with the suneliiutlidnt, his latest
of the board.
“It is; a lamentable fact" says Su-
parliitoh'slint disses 414111 1111 rapov‘t.
“ihilt '36 11 11111 e‘ of iu'v‘eiiiic encoders
lohl iioul‘t! grid attic
courts of the city is increils 112' livci'v'
161111.011th is with the police authori-
tics n perplssing' problem to know
w at is best it: o with such youthful
1') 1111111511111, 1141811431414 ii the ordinary
arms. the ”rhpd
sis; 141 common purl s 11:41 11d led
in their former environmeni,h
from bad to worse. it admonished s'nd
. allowed to go mi, thcl feel that of
icndlnssfmattsrslo sms 1111.11.11
‘401’ the opinion .tiiiit tlib iiéi' .slep 1114 hi
ddyeidpiusdi or our,“ school rly'rit e‘lii
who come befole the pollen authori-
ties. This school should be under the
lboard of trustees. {no a part of the
lnublic salon! Vsyatallrll and sing’ did he
also an it unit-t to t 3 pill 131ch. hath."
should be in a, remote q intro}. 40: the
4.",'city where ample gmundsé‘shomd bé
provided and should boa spacial induxs-
,'trial and aglicullurnl home school. In
the beginning one person. it the pro-
.per nelson could be round. could take
charge oi the school had litteild' to all
or its duties until the number of pupils
became larfieicnongh lo Justify the in-
crease of 1 c for and or the cost. it
should not he lies gamed as a mains
1511110111 11 reiormntory oi 11 11.1.1111.
school cl’ by any term that
would lesson the selir'espeot ,ol' the
young offender. Tile scho should do
evolylhlhg in its power to devoldp t 9
self- respect. in such a school, properly
h'llililgefl,ti011bllells many children,
some of them of well-to- do fumiliel'.
who have not seriously otfelldeii
against the lawful the land. might
find [hell greates opportunity for the
development of e harscterL' ,
Superintendent Glhsoa takes the
hioail view that the reformation of
character can best be sccoinpllshcd by-
those. who direct the education of the
youth. 4 "
it is my interesting to note that the
remarkable industrial “girth here in.
,connection with the great was. power.
development now in progress, is .i’ully
.pnrallelod by the deve’iOpment‘ of the
finblic school iacllltic of this”;V commun-
ty - .1 1r"!
Ministers’ 3le Room Bill
Again
l (Continued From First Page.)
endorsements the measure was report-
ed uplavorably by a maio‘iily of the
kineo'n lit thcil head.
is now a law
The attitude of Scnatm Hodgkinson
during the prog1ess of the. bill
through the Senate will interest his
thoughtful constituents.
side—room with all itsevils,
to by members of our Association.
promised them that the bill would
pass assuring them that their anxiety
was upwa1‘rantcd.‘ilo than deliberate-
ly used every means in his power to
defeat the bill. His first method was
repealed postpo out. .4
nJuiy 3rd,. living promised to
in log the bill up. be postponed action.
ostensibly that Senator Hurley might
prepare an amendment. The amend-
meat in fact, at that very moment
was in print and indeed hhd been on-
culaied through the Senate on the me-
'4vious day.
,hisamil'm' l-lVonginsonV than pledged
meet to 1 as to call up
the hill 0111110111321 lilv.'%l'lmwiill ll» (into,
win-n the hill; w 's ‘on the; Calendar and
‘siarioi for',ab 11'; .Hodgkln-
son in l. the serene m 1' Just be-
fore the bill wall-realms thus forcing
further post em mint.
Scooter odxltlnso'n absentcd him-
self he the Senate chamber on July
1411 1 in and llilli. although the bill
ha been made the order of the day
on tha, latter data, at 121110.011 a mes-
cage. the Souaielln dol that Senator
11"“1 gen would in his soul at
tun
011:7 .1 th the l'1ill,'il111£ebronghi up
for non ‘inon in the auto. Don-
pilo Senator brisklnaod's ”51111111111111
to our Association that 1111‘; hill Would
pans he moved ill 11 oscillation of the
majority report wuio 1'11'4'11 111119.111 the hill
lag oi” the hill. When it Become evi-
deal that he would i111 defeated
waves the Senate leadpr oppos
lug his motion-who scented . an
- amendment presented by a Demo
crailc senator iluricywa saloon
keeper .51 Wat¢1rl111ry-an amendment
that out the entire bill and loft the
siliceous! as further menace 111 do
candy.
When this amendment has been do
rented, Senator Budghinaon himself
prepared an amendment that would-11-
an the bill at a vital no nit
4 The bill wwiilasll passed without
the addition of 11, 11113111 amendment
ggtgailodgkllason had advocated on
any citlssn who should search the tiles
oi the Beasts Journal. would and no
V fish‘s
1.; 4.4.142.
11.111.111.114
idea will' no doubt receive the sanction (i
soothe tililiiiiv "
hey so “
should be llill 1111111111 11141
lunsraded school for youthii idféglfihlafl >-
Excise Committee with Senator Hodg 4,
13 h Houses disregards-1}. the recom- .'
men ations of this major ty, rejected ~
their lepori and passed the bill. it- 1 '
'has been signed by the Governor and ‘
1. Senator Bodskinson voted in “'01
Committee to conilhne the saloon "
2. Senator llodgkinson, appealed .I "‘
W:
’Novi,iitl l tempting to note that
123M £31 os'lslaiilv
so
_ c‘o‘nl 'so'p'lailop is prepay r1131 to 1
dnvlts as to the statements
a
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'th
IVVftlcn l Char
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n
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t.mCopteIa oi this letter have been 1 1
“#101316 Meridedfipnocgra. till
R1131"
lug Goods.
to order. 4;
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crooning it
find 111 Illl
record of Inch behavior on the part 9411111 Postal locum“ on Patents.
Nirhnsl ASl'
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lice VSVouth Norwnilr V'M. Eli'l
Boson. 11‘. “1111111111111
'On and after .Tuesday. {canary '7, '
19116, Freight Propellers‘: will leavé4
Pjé'l': 23, mst R
lver. New .York, (loot
of pom street), every. day, (except
Sungdax»); at 4 p. m. Freight received I‘
Norwalkh p to 4 11,111. and south and housewives on their own 11 3““,
4 without indolser All tropes! (”“34
strictly confidential Call and e
11111211121411:st LOAN Ann ,
11v co. ECU“
Yoiu' truit’ will loin: ulcer 4'," you has
the capers shape 311214113111. 21111111 trail.
111's than théy “will 4111 the ind fashloii
1 11nd shape and 'green 1"slas's'.
snnsre 'ohes have lightning tepsl
‘VCrochVcry, Glassware, Houseiurnlilb-
Norwaik up to 5:30 .
' 4 NORWALK 8TEAMBOAT CO.
4 33' 3.311%? at $2.15 up
" Hotel Mahackento. 4“ W m“ ”“ °’ ’“"’ "m"
AVnnlunV J. Smith,
Wall Papers and 11.915111111111141.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
Contractor for Painting and Decor-
1 . - SERVICE U'Pll'o- D'ATE
CUISINE UNSUVRVPA8SED'
BATES REASONABLE harming Utensils, at the lowest moss.
178111118th11615.75Cents.pggg'mggsgwmcmwn
,For further particulars apply at of4
VV4VilV'ce. Telephone 488.
-—Ws pit/s the 8‘.‘ it H.’ one}. Trad-
ing mutuality Ask for liftin.—_ V
a .4 .V..":» “tug”
DECKER
37 Wilmington ’81mt.VV 4 4 4
South Norwsik.V V .- -
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FRANK ‘c.
van 3ch
rtuusmegV
seam 4 4
sorws'rsr- 1 1
AND 1'
has Frr'rlno.
1‘61. 'con. V
Korn K'hksihegur 3 P111
per backhoe
Tin, She'et lron, Copper j; P136113“ £23—3I
'3 Iceman... 44 can Ni'zrln'lk. 1
VV'iVHVE CHARLE'ifi E.' 51101.39
5111055103 Ascot; ‘
"164' Front 5"“14. .. o anYorkV Cit "1 "
.111 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 667. .11..
.i'ilnd'i'ril Dlnhor at the
GLIFFORD
No worrying about selecting
your must- no bother with
dish» or I m when pleasant.
weather comes.
Courteous Service; .4 .
lenient Surroundlnuj
llsnt Cooking. " ’ '
CHARLES REY EliE
prlctora'. 4 44 .
Tole hone 40
DV
East Norwalk ‘
14191011101, V
Tel. 452.
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5860, Hill m lowers,4st ‘5. 50
V—uVVVuilfu'. :‘u
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1‘1 EAST NORWALK CM"
p...—
Shore Dinners and All Kinds 11¢ Boo
Food Cooked to Order. , 4
Bathing 4714 .ilihll‘li '
. BM!) houses to him liy 'ths Benson
John O.’ Shilllvan.
l Proprietor.
Resume cs
.. liilliilii. fliNliililli.
W
so South Main Street,
' 'So. N'émlk, Colin.
4,
shall“ V.
411111! mum'hm WWW
4-44 A salmon Amount
th ha hauls cbnve
11 not cold
' H111 slumber
robin? Its presence 4101114333“
the highest do as or comforts“
to our Wily of 1
our way of doin
as you. have
our store and seen things.
that our system is different from otln
era, but inasmuch as
nipping and understand 4
11411111111118, inst as soon ‘
our prices. we t
claim that '1 a pep
business met this a
“*1 45 Wall st, Ncn'uslkrw
4 ,484 wumnmni st, 011. Nashua;
ii'éal [stale and Insurance.
Wo- have several decided bargains -
in;- iucomo producing property that
aromofuthsvumulp. . .4. .444
1“ M's. 0'4 .4
HomeComforl,
Happiness.
and ' "
Contentm'eli'l.
43'
that 15
Gas Li's hi inn. .4
We are piping houses cl 1
Min 11111111 Cost
rHs Jones
‘ C 44 N! .
17 armors .- 1 l‘---Noh4wa1. :1.
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mlWSlfiQii-Zfli menses O
.45....
Money loaned to salaried employ. :5"
~ 4 Hsvusdd mamas. Wat lington 81.
Office hours. 9 a. m. to h p. m.
4.
1? ,1" a, CONNOR MMIBIIO;.%= to ".00. "'1'W3'3h1- Nfllhiflfl 81191211111141 safer—- '
' ‘ ' . , A commot- “cortisol! or a. best ram New i'ronK n.2,, Egma
'rr'ml " mass or mass. pass. canons 4G ‘ V
hanks. sHovssz, slapped, can .111 6% W 111m Joann. on its
For years t iis C’Il'npany has paid
4 Bond Shares by check Issues
semi-a' hnuaily. Over Half-11111111114
dollars: paid tr. investors to date
ASSETS .NEAR’. Y $2,000,000.00.
Investments of "from $100 to $10. 0“ 1
assented Pam satin in
from date '0': rat? 1; earning.
eipt.
A card will hr 111: you our literature
W “orwalk Hardware 601‘ or a personal interview
R.L 'COBURN, GenerslAgent.
Mi South Main Street. , ‘-'
39 Mam St, Norwalk. "17.25” WW 4
PLUMBING 'AND STEAu
' = mean-rue
4VI-Ilo'1‘ \MATER HEATING.
HOT, AIR HEATING
crowns nap nan ES
sLa‘r's‘ Ado Tm so‘g'mdc,
Gas VachIV 4$ts4 4m Fitting, Gal Fixtures,
eal Ceiling, Etc.
4 4‘4. Have you been our stock 91'
RICHMOND RANGES 1
HOTCHKICS
I
STORAGE
. ,. wansuouss
"for‘
i. FURNllT'li'R'E,‘1PMNOS ETC.
Telephone} 3411—6.
4 lily. For Particulars Addr'sss
G. N. McKiBBIN, 1
Office, Rod? it, l-‘lailian’d Clock,
’ Washh'mto'o sm'o't.
mun lncmsh in value with the rapid 95M
. ‘ "unjust
Baron:
IN AETNA iNDEMNiEFY COMPANY.
mud Forsarmcd."
51$”;th and l's'i'tlcVu'larI of
41;.‘ '.;.
J. M.Layton&00
“has. incorporated ,,
.‘C'W", AGENT'Q'. 4:. . ‘
{pm _ , .5, i
_,ONE M 3' F ii
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oil-Io 'Lsh'ts ,mh'
\ with a'Modicum'oi Expense, 4 firm?” MWWm . as
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