melodlonslo lilledI the air. to the ‘2
Menorah) rt of cry one who had any
regard for the day. The residents of scroimgssitmesm Mimi
cars
the vicinit arts if dal
y pm ”V m and other mgdieiiies. ”'09
the disturbances ropes odn .
W DR. TAYLORl ..
ECZEMAI RWY
? ‘; Adolph Krsuser has purchased the
ymidence at the corner of stats and
Cottage streets from Mr. Robinson.
"Egsekiah
‘lbu ing on
separate it. and make
which he will erect
Drink I ’moiu. . mil 5
'.sgo but the enthusiasm did .
in“ noon and
"Isllir'l‘uls hast I‘M" row-M
dents had the roadway in front of their
property oiled, but no one
' .
ills!“ I
len who bought. the
e town; hall me, will
Ive-I
MI.
”7/
€th are made“
M pure fruit. mm and are prepared work or removing the reef It
I"
under the most cleanly oonditlonI. All
term. he. ,
.snd Mrs, John Knapp, of Thom-1
W reet, are taking in the Block is-
Will excursion today. ,
“lulu L. muck has cha'rge of the out-
:lzk this work of the new East Nor-
lighting system.
—-—-——e-,—-.—
balsa Lillian F. St. John, of St John
are 6, left tod for New York.
«a where she will vis t for I few days.
ProprietoryGeorge R Van Alstyne oi
the Crescent LIundry, Beaview avenue,
is sbending the day in New York city.
“Ilium J. Weiseit has taken a post
in.the soft but department of the
thief: and Knapp Company, South
Nome
it Miss Carolina De Fabrltis, of Water
.Is, bday, is a two weeks guest at the home
-IV_01,iVIer friend, Miss Edith Mead of Ed-
3”: avenue. V
Arthur W Day is preparing to take
A. party on a four days' cruise and flsba
is; expedition to the eastward.- The
star: will he made in a few days
A. C. Cook. of Hartford, is having a
unhiber of ImproVemsntI made about
hi; two houses in Winfield street for-
IIIIVI'Iy the J.H .Garrison property
lse
follode their lead. it ‘Y’:
Richard Sporbe'rt. «tuneup
embarked in the dupk-Jn’mlruissk
her of Weeks no. “r having h
and It then
' Dickie duck "Mm will be“ a. its
memory.
snow. has Just It It
lines left and 3
receiving t e
: lenses of his fr ends, V
The anti Norm dimmed I
lint uiaItie over V Os‘ Itwmen's
ibctve Ashociati w ich. while the
meetlnks are held a Bridgeport num
bers among its members many loilow-
ers of the business here. The Abso-
clation’ s chief vocation is looking after
the interests of the natural growthers.
The Association has a good sized sum
in its treasury for its work.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barnes and
son, Earle, of Hawkins avenue, will
leave for their new hosts in Buffalo.
New York some time next. week. Mr
and Mrs. Barn'es' oldest son, George.
who is employed by Plumber Horace
R. Nash, of South Not-walk, will remain
in town. If; Barnes is to be connect-
Buffalo hardware concern.
The Dory Club had a quarterly meet-
ing, last evenin. at the club house in
Cove avenue w en, in addition to oth-
er business. the following officers were
elected for the coming three months:
Pmesi uni—Charles Keene
Vlcé- resident-Earl Banks.
Secretaryut-Harry Taylor.
. Treasurer—Adolph Podzeinl.
A dense has been arranged for Fri-
cIlIey night at the club house.
The international Motor Boat Race
launch, Den, of Bridgeport, which came
into the harbor. yesterday, remained
for it large part of the aftcronon at the
lschoda Club iloitt and then set out for
,Bridgeport, her home port. The Den
is 35 feet long and is equipped with a
Howard Gehrmann, of Cove avenue,
W has been going through a very se- l
me illness of typhoid fever continues
improve nicely and will soon he‘
I Iut again
Captain Wilbur of Pleasant avenue.
with is connected with the local branch
otmthe Salvation Army. has gone to
sfleld, Mass, in connection with
file Army work. ‘
,Bt. James Olrcle will meet tomorrow
with. Mrs Reed. of Fourth street. Willy
“Very member please be present, as
“tire is important business that must
ha attended to
G. Howard King and family, of Sea-
view avenue, who have been sojourn
i in Massachusetts for about ten!
8 are expected home the first of
the coming week.I
. Amthly business meeting of May-
, iiVowe 00k and Ladder Company will
hc‘ held Monday night. So far as is at
present known only routine matters
will come up for disposition. .,
The Rev. Les F. Reynolds and
family have sen word that they will
urn to East Norwalk Friday. The
v. Mr. Reynolds has been participat-
iIVnIg in the Marion camp meetings.
flaw...—
The members of the Dory Club are
.looking. forward to Sunday. August
‘ldth. when they are planning to go
on. a trip to Eaton's Neck, Long Is-
Nd on the boats Hope and ida L.
Snapper blue fish are commencing to
run, though they are yet small. Harry
_.- Fox and LeRoy Hoyt went on a fishing
expedition yesterday and in their dQ's
cittcb secured about 100 anappers.
The new section of the Advent
Christian Church in Van Zandt street
1!. now entirely enclosed and the re-
building operations can be pushed to
cpmpletlon, irrespective of the weath-
nA number of East Norwalk people
are members of the New York, New
Vaven and Hartford Railroad Com-
ny ‘sexcursion to Block island today
Bust Warm is one member of the
y.
i
There is so much loose dirt under
the East avenue bridge that'should a
hard shower come again, the drain
would probably choke- up, causing a
: mention of the trouble of a week or
' “0 ago.
This morning it looked more than
er that the BenedictNFanns bridge
lam be filled in e tireiy in time. For
Moor tweet. set at the east side
ifllu been fills in completely and the
planking he; been left. off .
.. -. ""‘-‘.'.-r"-"V!— I
is: laddeuthat the mosqui-I
now more prevalent or me
ambitions in than“ eiforts than at a
time, before this ‘aummér.
that their _'activity is due iust
" the Micky. Ind. uncomfortable
it beII',
‘ V {5.3ng rsvnrk which is
shit: it” in'ldwer all street Nor-
ion, the East avenue
V”! film?” can” rig disliked to lea'Ve and
foot of. Mill
wi {Meat-om sed that this
D sun as nil-lat lm’ I Fitch schools
.tb be 159:!!!
re—ope falI ’thveo inter-
Varnlsbed atria; ital ined q.byifiward
.Er Gorbaln. who has been given the
Want by the Mistlwttee
‘bain.
100 horsepower gasolene motor. Al-
though too small for her more fat-midi.
ble rivals, she is able to turn off more
than 25 miles an hour. ..
William E Barns of Hawkins sve-
use, some clone to losing his barn by
eyestei‘day afternoon Mr. Hilfiieii
has a little son about halt a dozen
years of age. and Alleil Wood. of Fifth
s,treet has a daughter of about the
same Vtentlei‘ years. The little boy iiiitlc
girl are playmates and yesterday at-
ternoon they procured some matches
and proceeded to play with them in the
As a consequence it was not
very long before they had a dangerous
fire started. Fortunately Andrew Le-
Crolx,tEari Banks and Frank Keene
were across the street sitting on Frank
Merriam’s porch and saw smoke is-
suing from the windows of the barn.
They hustled over and beat out the
fire. which was rapidly gaining head-
way. it is said that Muster Barnes is
now inpllnedinoI eat_lllI Igneals stand~
ng. “ ‘ D I a
sou/arson.
Preston M Hart and family are
moving from Rowayton avenue, to Mc-
Kinley street.
All the ladies who will help to decor-
.ate grounds, etc. for the Methodist
f r will please meet on the grounds at
9 . m., Friday, August 7th.
Miss . Mary Snidln, of Raymond
street has so far recovered from her
prolonged illness that she is able to
take short- walks each day. ..
The Baptist Church of this place has
been without, a pastor for several
months. Several preachers have been
heard by the congregation, and a meet»
ing has been called for Thursday even.
Iing to consider the matter of calling
'one of these preachers to the pulpit of
the church. All members of the church
and congregation are invited to be
present at this meeting.
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As yet there has been no information
regarding the Black Renders who at~
tempted to muitch Jae Bateie to the
tune, of $500. Joe, who was employed
by Traendly dc Schenk, the Rowayton
florists, disappeared immediatey after
receiving the alleged Black Hand deo
mand. and he has not yet returned.
His employers are of the opinion that
with his wife he took the first steamer
sailing for Italy, ind will never return
to this country. it is said there was
‘conslderable feeling against the man
on the part of his countiymen. and the
,Black Headers, or whoever they were.
were determined to have him leave the
United States.
#5
.nMorrison. Dauchy, of Rowayton av;
nue. who is the Rowayton seeker of
adventure, is thought to die Mn on
one of I tours of. sight anoint. During
the pas .faw years, My Cauchy has
made twouof these ermeys.‘ nobody
. but his immediate family knowing!
where he was until his return. Thel
first; one he madedie. visited New York
state, Ohio. Pennsylvania, and Dela-
,ware, wh he with a painful ac-
cinent. bile «working there he fell
and severely SEMJHI ankle which
bothers him to this day as second
trip was northw ‘ through New
Hampshire and Vermont Oahis return
Mr. Dauth'y always has a nuln‘I‘beIr ofllliI-
teres tinsf memento” 610 s
admirers Just where he is bound for
this tlnie firm WWII. but
t M the I of
will? 3%” filesdmi abefore'lhe Bil. re
.tums he wt in I. seen 11 lie 1. little
‘of the outing; W “'
Nora's Q‘s. ms, SEASBBRE.
' Mr. and Miss Kisses ali‘d daughters,
Merger and» Sail-Wand Miss Ethel
matter of We. are at the
up a .sImmd View Comp. Relic new I.
V Mm untilllonday MAlhel‘t was
3' great day
Wednesd
Jersey are he come up for an outing
V m. to so: mm "Raina lek At
on that date, and will msle the trip
0:.
ed with the shipping department of l 2
. Norwaik Baptist
fist?” slum, win he al ,
get!» Hui,» at Roten y,
from lPoini. The mm of Boboken. New
with the assistance of. a M and
tug or excursion steamIr. enty o
the members of Norwalk Aerie Will
undoubtedly be on hand to give their
New Jersey brethern the slut ha
and to assist them to enjoy themselves‘l
to the fullest measure.
’t Louis Beers, who is sum ering at
Belle island,ka a party 3 friends
to New London. Sunday, in his Pope-
Hartford automobile. , .
grasses Charms L Christian and
8-86 Manager Elei So nenberg
went to New york, yes'lerdgy to at2
range for the coming to the Point, lab
or in the month of a big Greek Sunday
school, on its annual outing, .- .
The Young not; Catholic Ashlin»
tion of St. Michael I church Hoboken
has arranged to picnic at Rolon Point
Wednesday. Ausust 19th. The alien:
elation has secured the steamer John
Sylvester and the barge inspire.
The now famous Nightingale ems;
of Roton Point, initiatedsbr,‘I e, di- .-
dates into the mysteries
Monday night in the, grove ter the
visitors hsdixiine home, “1‘ ilflgm
tion. ceremonies were on rr éd o
most approved fashion under the di-
rection of President Emil Burgheini
ber.
vaudeville in the. appearance of Lair .'
Illa Follett. Mania is the clever
young chap who imitates ctlillsbrated
actors d actresses, and. w parti-V
fated“:I few months ago in the ln‘dy'
nlil,l’sti'els given by South Norwalk V.
Council Knights of Columbus
nie also took part in the vaudeville at ‘ '
the Point last summer. Another fen-
Great pools, a slight of Ipand artist
and magician I « V
M
There are now three entries 101' the «
baby show, which is to h;- held in the
Reich Point grove on Friday Augnltt
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”paws
Block island.“ I'll 00—1th
”ramps Springs;
llihwn
. trip,
Iwmtl'ii I.
. l“?
Lon-V"
titre of next Week's bill will be the ' .
Many complaints havh' been
mes
July 4th,18th,25th.l.u8ust1ll.:8th,
16th, 22nd, 29th.. ~’ P i d
‘3'
I.-
party
‘I ' .
has
Four
trips. July 18th, 37th. August 10th.
',24th September 7th?“
gas
V‘gK‘uIIblI Chaim. LIIK'I
George, 867. oo—Ten days trip, Aug-
Inst 11th.
:9 I; mm—I-Ten days trip,
Phantoms, atoll—Five day
gins. July 20th, Augustf BIrdV. 17th,
It.
antic cliy. moo—Jilin day twist.
u‘yz72I. August 10th, 31st. _
r. In”. Ind' 7mm. W
t- 89th. , 9 '
ow demeanor
1" tel 1
[2° ill-ates from
our tive' Keirculxlisan
yourd city“ call on ticket agent at depot
plied damask: noufldulil’t‘i’
con-
to;
The new members can now absorb '
salt water as easily as the oldest mans
OliAlllE&* answers?
PM Mar.
'I’Ile one ”I.
14th.
The entrants are Hazel Hen. I"
dricks, aged two years and eight ~
months, of Bridgeport; Audrey Bella
Shine two years old, ”fit“-
and Chelsla Everson two years old, I
of Summer street, Norwalk.1'lic en: y
tries are coming in slowly, but Sta!”
Manager Sonnenbnrg hopes for belief ;
results as the date {or the show draw; '2
worth trying for
oARIIN audit N.
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Mrs. Lyon of Gracie Itrée ,‘lias been 5
quite ill during the past two days. ‘
A large section of the pletforms of ;
the Darien railroad depots have Just '
been rebuilt.‘
A number of improvements are be-
ing made about the medicines of Miss
elan Waterbury, in Main street, Dar
as, including a new roof.
u—nhu—n—
The New York men continue their
camp ’3‘ Wept orwslk, which is a
good ‘bvldqnficl ht? theyare enioyingt.
themselves. camp has been in ex-
instance for several weeks;
M
The Ladies Aid. Society of the Dal-f
len Committees! Church has arrang-
ed a sale of ice cream cake and fancy
articles for Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. E. yMorehouus.
\
At the preesnt time DarienV has four
near. The list of prises will be well
that I
“Iv SUI! . .
fire the very“ highest swim Mini-l
QEARINO, which reduces thI
{had makes ltm
achlne with' loss I
ma very easily and quickly.
at.
when
BS
as a» "AMY/All. slim
W'Q'g
constables, but at the next election
the eight arranged for will be chosen. ‘
it is claimed that the territory of the
town is too large for four constables 2
to look after.
Mr and Mrs. M, J. Down; and a V
n of the South .
fiethodlst Sun- ,
day scheme toNot-th Bosch, [yesterday
on the steamer John Sylvan er. .«
Town Clerk Thaddeus Bell of Dar
ien. whowllas been in ill health for the
pastpeverat weeks} is gradually im ,
on the Joint, ext;
glad to learn that he will probably. en-
joy his usual, ,heaifhiisaln short-
13' Millet ll comes do‘wn to .
his once only a ll tle while mornings.
tlclpated in the recent outing to Bevin
Rock, New- Haven.
Bates. CAndrefiTfllgloi‘ David Mather,
iter.
Charles Ipapgbpr, Na an Finch and .
Jamea Bunion mend, IDLE. E. Bates, of
South Nor'waik, was .2 guest at dinner. *
The
t p w ll. a, coat of crushed stone .
£2. light) ‘aiienue do The select .
men are dtVstrlliiIlItinIgmtziglcaIrioads of
gap wdr th 8 amount
snows“1 ideal more Schld be very
abet: tthe omen highways. =
‘"'09 the recon avers wth- 4
ya recs ed in h
0 condition obtam V
all about this section
Wm.
Misses Nettie and Sadie Pulh'amus,y
number of other ,DVarien residents went .
The Buried business men who par '
I"! ‘ V
ilk Henion. -
l tram apé improving the IV V
,,
" It“! ‘lVVl;‘.ll'i‘.. 2:« -
ii“
proving and his .many friends will be I. 5..-
included In. ’1‘ «1.
f” 5W“ IW‘“ m "It 8W6 0! m 2V
use w in
”misfit «Biol-a. ‘
3
i
:i
‘_i
t
timbre dim ; 68» .IWaiemSiIr
hag:
?
Evemhing 1n the Optical Line. .
i‘s, AN.-
nudes rock, is about completed,
all that remains to be done is to
.9 the” debris. V
7 null 8 feet of water over
t
at? high wflaté‘ly’
‘ornmen‘t ".042.
has charge of the government work III
his district has slkedflr «.090 more
to be expended lnth
W
( wnIITan BiVIchoni', who" as} been
resident of the town for two years, and
' i I tend
' r h.
entrance to the harbor, known as
w
ct!
will positively cure-kill? wartt’kin
of case or no pay. “A
Gold by PLATNER
south Norwalk, co ‘ A ill-I”.
Send for free illuatIgate
Then (I is now
9, and about 16 feet
e "job cost the gov-
Major Taylor, who '. . .1? ,
any, left.“ (it . ..
enrod,‘ Oher Tidbits,“ll iiiiia‘ a ”
. terday. Mr. Blschoff is the only son
of wealthy regents “Wt? are
N. in extensivq’ll ”pepsin we”
oelaie flour a d sewm a
or on the
of Wthe Imonnectic t
bpsi noes .,
,V i Yothih? V
B choir returns. to. take charge of on'. ;
was” I"
oo
“slim“.fis'fl iwsoN,Irss.
JOHN li.KN KN ,1» vies-pres.
FR 0 OK WAN
l
VXW
mutated Free.
ALI, eraser.
I .
The .l’aris Cloak
., As we d9 not carry over 'any Mercbnndi from one, o . ,
Im- so we mark it dowh very low. Come and. lie .cZYtympedy.‘ seas “‘0 Inoth l
V33 SI. Mun Seismorwalk
The
Carriages. Wagons, Bicycles and
V‘: "319::
.
iv."‘
an , race-
.Vn‘;
Jeddo.
new as Wflfi;&um Nowell: on Stamford.
.. W‘-
and fills.
33 seas. Main Street, South lidttialli’.‘
Clearance Sale of Ladies’i Suits, Coils, Skits, a
r
Waists and Dresses. ‘ ‘ --
'y
1. I13“?
Sale In BDth‘ smiles - -..... ..
.535 .5.” figflsh' Wt
giij'I’lIe placeliltr‘get his at'
B.
V Hershfielcl 8c- ISVVIVViIIn """ C“: S,
« Ipp.‘
House ' '
C,_t‘ocli_ery, GMssware,’naupmx-nign
:lpa CM! .2!
’Mnnése China ,0": slot: user".
Watergate. , , (and; .s‘ -
Painters’ SuppliesIJIF Prawn/Iv ' ‘
Good ready, mined Faint, " f ‘
igallon. . ’
Willie Curtjifi ,.
Windows
Ides Tictur V tram
made to orlfir‘. M 0 0"
Japanese
sundae or. 1th sensitive, ‘ "
;\
Eloise Goods _
. 2 W“? “W
other limiting
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mom. I;
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