. O LION-‘-
“ flees. Hair
0 Allelic 0mm“, Toilet
icum Powders, Drugs. Manl-
,_ pplles. etc.
Bruins Martins. at New York, is a
[nest of M. losers sndtnmii'y. 6
Frank B. Ferguson is spending his
vacation in Olsego County, New York.
‘A‘vhnmbor of sailing parties are
schbduisd to go out from East Nor-
walk. tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Taylor, of Van Zandt
street; is visiting Miss Hester
Graves. of Simsbury. ,
Arthur Day and a party of friends
are expected home today from a cruise
to the eastward in the Broadblll.
Mrs. N. S. Ferguson anti hex daugh-
tar Sarah. are visiting friends in Ar-
lingtoh, New Jersey, for a few days.
1 Jeanette Erickson, the little daugh-
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Erickson,
of Cove avenue is quite seriously ill.
. A supper will be served this evening
at the Rescue Mission on the Washing-
film dstreet bridge. Everybody is in-
V in .
. 1. The dredging work is now proceed-
lttix far up the harbor. Today opera»
tlolis are on off the gas house dock, in
Norwaik.
.1 .Lest night was declared to have been
so cold as to resemble stiall. Summer
weather rapidly developed this morn-
. ing, however.
Jesse O. Seaman. the mail carrier.
is chloying a vacation of two days,
during which Edward B. McGowan is
~ substituting for him.
The Rev Charles K. Woodson will
We charge of the services tomorrow
morning and evening, at the East Ave-
' nus Methodist Church
.. Mrs. Clarence Brush and mother, of
South Norwalk. visited yesterday with
their friend, Mrs. 0. H. Keelcr, of Win-
field street. East Norwalk.
éClny'ton P. Marshall, who has been
employed in New York for some time,
will resume his old position at the
Crescent Laundry next Week.
.The East Avenue Methodist Sunday
school held an ice cream sale at the
church last evening. it is understood
that quite a. neat sum was realized.
The Adtvent Christian Church is now
several feet in the air. having been
raised up to the point where it is to
. rest'tn the rebuilding of the structure.
“Services will be held as usual to-
morrow at the Advent Christian
Church. The pastor. Rev. Lester F.
Reynolds, will preach morning and
evening.
Samuel .W. Velsor will be the leader
of; the Loyal Workers’ Society meet-
ing, temorrow, at the Advent Christian
Church. The meeting will be held at
6: 16 p. m.
So far as is known, now. only rot»
tine business matters will come up at
the monthly business meeting of May- ,
flower Hook and Ladder Company,
Monday night.
Captain William Tobey and party
have arrived home from their trip to
the Thimble islands. They reports
fine time. No accidents occurred to
mar the cruise.
Some shavings caught fire at Albert
J. Stumpi’s new residence in Gregory
Boulevard one day this week but the
llamas were extinguished hetero much
damage was done.
1.’
it. was expected for a time that the
Seventh Company would have a clam-
Willis 5 r at Calf Pasture, but
ids" probably be given up in
favor of another outing.
Ln“-
Joseph Etson and family. of New
York. are to come up from the! y
this evening to be the guests for a at
days or 13‘. and tMrst fill: Levy, of
e as too s see ge.
tli W h l
The rebuilding of the Advent Chris
tian Church will not prevent services
being held there Sunday. The regu-
lnr meetings both day and evening will
old on can friends are invited.
En ii tlibshio door.
W'
0111111 to the mean illness of Mo-
mu Datum; this morning,
the cars on tho E t. avenue and Greg-
any Point lines“ rel late for a time
All?
sure?»
_ ton street barracks,
.Blble school, ly1:45 a
in at 7: 30 p. n1., mid-week prayer
’Mr. and Mrs. William Hauck are to meeting.
arrive in town this evening from
. Brooklyn, to spend a week with Mr. Roweyton Methodist Episcopal
Hnuck's brother, Ferd L Hauck, of Church, 13:. W. Bysshe. pastor-Morn-
Second street. ing service, 10: 30 a. m. ., Sabbath
:0!
The Philltlms“ Class; of the \lilast
Avenue DAM “$111. t Church: will meet
tomorrow e
service. poster. is. g,
Woodson, will lead. Al vol t a me
here of the class are requested to be
present. .
Army. who was formerly connected
with the local branch. has moved back
to East Norwalk and is residing in
Pleasant street. Captain Wilbur will
be again connected with the Washing-
Messrs, Charles, Henry and Herbert
Wright expect to launch their new
cruising launch. on which they have
The new crait is 36
feet long and is titted with a nine
horse power motor.
The East Norwelk municipal light
plant's supplies were moved yesterday
from the. ‘city hall." at the junction of
Beavlew avenue and Washington
street. to the new motor generator
house. The “city hall” is to be moved
shortly to make room for Dominick
'Canevarl’s new building.
The Advent Christian Church, Rev.
Lester F. Reynolds, pastor—~Preaching
at 10: 30 a. m. and 7: 30 p. 111., morning
subject, The Ch1lstlan’s Defense, eve
ning subject, Christian Baptism; Sun-
day school at 12 nt.; Loyal Workers‘
meeting at 6:15 p. 111., subject, Shall
We Accept the Old Testament as Well
as the New? Leader, 8. W. Velsor.
Charles 'Keene started out on a
clamming expedition yesterday with
Ferd L. liattck's yacht. but was oblig-
ed to postpone the trip becuuse he
could not start the Panhard et Levee
sor, four~cyllnder, twehty-i‘our horse
power engine. No fault of the engine
is allegedly “Chick" was not as
famllia‘r withl s intricacies as Ferd
East Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Citiilrcb, corner East avenue and Row
an street. Rev. Charles Kay Woodson.
D. D., pastor—Preaching, 10:30 a. m.
and 7:30 p. nt.; Sunday school. 12 111.,
Dr. Morgan superintendent; Epworth
League, 6:30 p. m. Pastor‘s meeting,
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Cordial invita-
tion extended to the public to attend
all services. Seats free.
"The Making of a King" will he the
subject of the Barnes Class tomorrow,
and the story of a man sent out to
find a trio of lost donkeys, found a
great kingdom, and! became ruler of a
mighty people. Several of the Bar
seas attended the union meeting of
the Barnes and Phllathea Classes at
the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
list night, and are fully impressed
with the value of the ideas expressEd
by M. E. Hudson. the founded of the
Barnes. classes, and will probably in-
corporate these plans into their work.
The class is now out for titty new
members.
ROWAYTON.
Elblrt Woodward is spending his
vacation in Rownyton with Robert
Raymond.
.u
Mr. and Mrs_ Henry Leach and son,
of Brooklyn, are the guests of Captain
and Mrs. Hickson W. Cole.
The annual meeting of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company, incorpor-
ated, will be held Monday, July 13.
Albert s. Comstock,‘ of New Canaan.
is spending the summer with his broth-
er. F. L. Comeback, at Hickory Biut'r.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plnkney, of
Brooklyn, have been spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. William Pink-
ney. '
Rowayton Baptist Church services
as follows: Sunday at 10: 30 a. m.
and 7: 30 p m., public quhip. with
sermon Harry E. 8cm eld officiating.
.Endcavor So-
ciety at (i: 30 p. m. mThursday even-
school, 2 p. n1. . Bible class, 2: 20 p. 111.. '
Epworth league, 6: 45 p. an. evening
service. 7: 30 p. m. The p
preach at both services. The evening
sermon will be the third in the series
on Home Life and Its Problems. The
subject will be‘Children and Their
friends
Quite a number of the young men
Rowayton met with Rev. E. W.
Byshe, of the Rowayton Methodist
church, Thursday evening. and formed
'an athletic club. They chose orange
gand black for their colors, and voted
to use the old Baptist church build-
ing for their club house and gym n3:
lum. The main object of the orgeni
tion is to give the boys 11 place to go
and something to do during their leis-
ure hours. .
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Rogers & Stevens, clothiers of South
Norwslk. have re laced their comforta-
ble benches ails on; the trolley lines,
and the people or Rowsyton and Dar-
ten are determined that the boys will
not cut and destroy them, as they did
the others. 6 of these have been
placed at. the head of. West Side ave;
nee, Rowaytbnu yang caught whit-'
tllng or otherwise
peoplq say, will be turned over to the
grand. Juror of Dorian. P
close *v‘énfgh 9 morning .
Captain Wilbur. of the Salvation '
been at. work for the past several '
5 months. today.
of Bridgeport; this utterance. on the
tor will '
'efacing these; the.
A telephone has been installed ip
the east-bound Da‘rlen railroad depot.
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Rudolph Standinger, Jr., of Brook
lyn, is a guest of Fred Smith. of Dar
‘len.
The children of the Congregational
Church will hold their annual picnic
at. Roton Point.
m
Sylvester Bowen. of Bell island, is
pointing the residence of Albert H.
Scofleld, Leltoy avenue.
Mr..8mith and family, from Chicago.
have taken the Cedarcllii ilouse. at
Tokeneke,vfor the season.
Grand Juror Frank McClnnls.'of Der-
ien, made a short visit in Mount Vcr-
non, New York. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Shaw and family, of New
York, are occupying the Slillman
place. Sedgwlck avenue, for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Frank Van Scoy and two child-
ren. of South Norwalk are guests of
Son‘stable and Mrs. Hanford Smith, of
er en
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Secley. of Newark.
New Jersey, are guests of theformer‘s
parents, M1. and Mrs. Charles Seeley.
of West Norwnlk.
Letters remaining uncalled for at. the
Darien postoiiice include epistles ad-
dressed to A. C. Jones, Ella Holliday
and Pclocro Grovuoler.
tlon. 1
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etc by a stall .. oritxh
being attAbtited o the
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WSW program.
Thomas Jones 111, quite ill at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Ste-
vens. -
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Rev. Canto. Curtis will hold service
in the Union Chapel Sunday at 3: 3t)
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Mr. and Mrs .C‘ C.Tliley, of New Ro
challe. spent the Fourth with Mr. and
Mrs.(‘ 1.1, Wilson, or this place. .
Miss Mildred Glover was given a
surprise patty Thursday evening by
about thirty or her friends. and a m0st
enjoyable time was had by all. Games
were played on ,the ls'wn and music
and singing were ebjoypthln the house,
attsrdwhicli ice create any cake were
serve .
cheer
OLD NEW
I...” had 50c Bottles
E Graham,
Decpretor
Tel. 4523!
spending her vacation with her
Moon. Norobon Heights.
Mrs. Edmund Ashton, Noroton, who
has been very ill at her home, is
spending a week at the cottage of Mr.
1111111 Mrs. William Finch. Collender's.
Po nt. »
Mrs. Emma J. Woodman, wife 0:1
Sylvsnus D Thompson who died in
Stamford. Tuesday. was buried in the
Spring Grove Cemetery, Darien, this
afternoon. .
Elmer E. Stevens, of Dnrlen. had the
misfortune to fall, Thursdgy, while
putting in hay, and broke hi right el.
bow. Dr. George H. Noxon was called
to attend him.
The Dorian baseball team tackles
the strong Lincoln Athletic Club team,
Noxon lot. The Juniors play the Tip
ers. of Norwalk, at 1: 30.
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use along the company’s tracks. this
week, and burning its short distance
below the west-bound‘ADsrien depot. '
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Mrs. W. H. Orchard and Miss Hat-
tle Orchard, Noroton. leave soon for
their summer vacation. Mr. and Mrs.
Orchard are this week entertaining
Mrs. Frances M. Cangdon. 01 Ron-
dolph, N. Y. ‘
Two sales of real estate were record
ed in Darlon, last week. the property
being in William street. from William
Dusdnle to EVA 0. Schwab, and in
Fdlrtield avenue. from C. F. Otimer to
Elisabeth J. Ottmer. .
of the King’s End bridge are not pleas-
bnyo go in bathing in the Cerium pond
with nothing on their growing and
vigorous ym'forms but their 1:
day clothes-anti hue Indecomp t‘
to the Darlen townnutthorltlesa. There
in to be an investigation and arrests
will follow unless the boys desist. from
their practice.
-—Porterhouse Stock. the.
Sirloin Steak, 80 and :80.
Round Steak. 18 and 20a.
Shoulder Steak. 14c.
Bread and Butter Steak. 16c
1 Rbast Beef, 14 to 20¢.
Lamb Force. 10 and 12c.
PUBLIC MARKET, R. R. Avenue.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So-
ciety. of the Dorian Congregational
Church. held a. very successful lawn
party, yestéray afternoon and last
evening, at the residence of Theodore
,W. Austen. The sitendhace was large
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somer decorated and the members
performed the task of caring for the
serious attractions very elilclently.
Theodore A. ll, of California. who
was the temper ry chairman of the
Democratic notification is a nephew of
Th deusk ll, 0! Datien, and a first
can a or. stance Wm some.
Aier‘ or the trim thlohel Bunk; in
Stamford; and is of course related to
all the Bells- of Stamford. Hill father
is Charles Bell, and he left Darien n
umberof . years a o for California.
libwsyton ls the proud possessor of
- The members” of the Dory Club and
Auxiliary?
tied, and soon a mu ”We!!! to the
1M” ' Irathedule Bar's title it“ Widening in Row-
ll" ' "‘ ayton' avenue “liberally
exhibition!” which, the bird ”gives upon
call of tilt 'rns pliem Euwas giv-
% bgutindg :01 Dr. tolnd by brat a
moi-row. bit-r! d on ecd-' on to Eup
ed whetheh% be made at year or do 9 so tit--
Nauvoo or Cooke for dinner. (113: tacit ed “Mica bong“: tt: and it gig-list
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latter comes to Dar-ion on a visit every
year or so;- the' last time he was on
Ming lut‘fall.
(a; who. but is looked upon as
national leaders 111 both
mood Eagles order. It was
”5:11“. Bell's influence that John
Niobium as the Connecticut
more national convention of
«to be I“hell «In attic the latter
taunts. 1239“ has been
West in Cflltornia politics.
Miss loin Arnold, of Brooklyn. in '
The railroad employees have been
gathering weeds, brush and other ret- ‘
The peopiewho reside in the vicinity '
ed over the fact. theta number oi'
and I neat sum was realised for the so _
ciety'g work. The lawn ‘vlns handt ‘
nationalism met
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Horse Goods.
Automobile Repairing, Carriage '1‘de
and Sign Lettering“
Factories and chosltofies~Soutl1 Nonvalk and Stsmiord.
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