, -lii"ii34.~=
Church.
daemon
our
".
Mil
The
which was gives by us Indies‘ Aid
but fluoridation”
society.
”m
[lured
congruent... oi Board
WirsmSEBOIoSZOO
'lng in the Assembly Hall it was vot-
edtoiayntsxotninesnd onehslt
lullle 9n the grand oi ol‘ 1308 oi them
at a town meeting held in Septcm- their
honiectlng was called to order follows.
godly ydflcr 8 o'clock by Town Clerk White tsble~hdrs. Harry Hymn
R. Smith who proceeded to and hire. A. J. shot-wood;
be null or the meeting. Uponthe theillsses Bessie Nickerson Winnie
motiothlltidgs Ain'ed air Austin was Smith. Ilyrtie Flnncy. Elias lord.
ted moderator. li'. H.~ ide rill Charlot!s Grumman. Edith Kline and
I
“W
stated that last year s great or Clara Dyingtcc
mistsh
cs had been found in the hooks Bed table-airs. George Nicholson
a the suessors and it took the corn. and Ira. Cornelia Daniels; assistants.
billed eilcrts of the present town the Misses flute Nieherson, Glenna
clerk. and his assistants a long time D‘lnney. Basel Rush and Carrie Smith
to correct the books and strsightsn The candy table. which was well
matters out. pstmlscd.
Some years ego the salary or the Richard Abbott and lira. Barrie
suesaors had been Increased as it Smith.
was supposed that they would spend
that this did not worn satisfactorily. bier.
:34 the‘ board of estimate and tans. The program which ioliowcd. was:
it. slim giving the mutter careful A short story by the rec Rev.
consideration had concluded that the Frank D Torrey. on the ar or
wlesst cont-cc to reduce soothe the noses. " in England. which was
taken from English history.
ills-Alva Cecily.
= mend
sole?! wouldlcokaM
’thnoeghout this :hms'ho
,comsetocruid
"do
. I “OM" Mitt then proceeded Tiolln'solo, ‘ ' '
mm tennis or the estimates of hills Mabel Austin.
receipts god for. the coming Baritone solo--Tiioa Red, lied Rose.
ysuus surenclnniiadedhydhe board of
. "gr” with
cstlhlste disappears elsewhere in At the cone union or the entsrtsin
fnl. ment, Miss Mary Bennett and Rev.
John r. Member stated that if u bank 1) Torrey rendered several so-
hsd not been for the 810. 000 which lections on the plane. which were well
was appropriated [or repairs to the received. All together the evening
Wsshii’iston street bridge the ts: was one of note. sud will not be for-
this year would have been the same gotten very soon. by all those that
as "last year but the bridge commit. were fortunste enough to be present
tee had deemed t m necessitn'. and
,I.
pinned on your cost or dress. you were
com ed to buy at the white
onthsother hand the rose
is'ushsblstc
watch the young ladies at the society.
. At the town meeting held inst oven— in their eagerness to pin their tsvoo
its coin on one oust. while bar can-
. . with the other color.
won it try and persuade one to allow
hsrto niches color on your cost.
town. to. meet the current expenses at The yonns ladies at the white is-
the town for the ensuing year. it wss blcu were delsred the winners, they
also voted to rescind the vote passed having tultcn is more money than
opponents on the other tables.
her, not, using the compensation oi Those in charge oi the tables, and
the assessors at 0300 a year. their young lady assistants. were as
was in charge a In
to’ . w.
“9" "1‘0 “3° "'0 “k. “W" ’ ‘ her; henchmen w" 'u u band in Stainliird is dust I drop
more time at the work. and It s large- which did s very mod business One ”awn.“ ”I n ' ' 1w omss t 6 ocean."
ly attended town meeting in the or was in charge of Jim. W. N. Olin. , . “a 11‘ Drona m“ up the
oryiiter, it was voted to give them ahead and hire A. 0. Huskies. and the
a motel-ll during the time the assessors color used on this table was white
were in session and to write up the At the other table, which wssred. were
hooks afterward. it hadbeen becni’ound idrs c. 0. Keeler and hire. N. A. Ain-
a town wisestiug h voted them. ‘ V
Wl'ltch mcvod that the esti fun" vans ”f
matcshs cps redby thebosrdbe
“copied dthdt they tax for the conf-
lug yosrlbod| nine and one- hell mills.
.This was adopted unanimously. and
there beln no further business. the
Fillilflll SERVIBE
meeting ournod at 83:30 o'clock. chub M. hm“ aim . Vole ol
(Continued tin Second Page.) “tanks hy the Springwood
ii itili iii mull new ......
The fortieth annual meeting of ii:
Fm J: "H NEEEHBURG“ Springwood Union Bnnday School An
.. societion met with Chsrles hi. how
relice‘ last evening. The following of-
Hll Brolllei“ Says Hg Hg; Sanka) iicere were elected:
The whereabouts of John E. Peggeu
Yetscrdsy one of Mr. Poggenhilrgh's the school.
brothers. Arthur A. Pomnbnrgh, who Avote of thanks was tendered Miss
is h traveling ssi‘csnlan for a New Ethel Moisesn for her fsithlulness as
The members wished
org camera supphy' house. was in this pianist the past your.
“Ilium
to devote his entire time to searching of fifty each Sunday
retinitis missing brother, but without
President—Charles ii. Lawrence.
Many Months Without Success Secretary—1M1" 9. Clinton.
Treasurera-Edwsrd S. Merriam.
it wnslvgiteg thtadt Ulllc'illfillXIlIUOB
con s re r e .
burgh, Jr., former proprietor of the uwfigm on “5.30328": 01"”;
Mechelleniw ciliiir stole, collcerlllns lui service as president at the am
, whom ‘no trace has ev‘er been secured elation Ind’ superintendent of othé
sln'ee he so mysteriously disappeared school and extend him hearty!
on Decemtier at. little. is loathe deep for the New
a mystery ‘es ever on his relatives. 3 him God-speed in his future work with
It available menus The membership of the school its
to incite his brother has been ex- eighty. with twenty five in the home
hauled without result. For months, department. The number attending
lit: Pouenhnrph gave up his position during the year wss 3.63.1 so average
nonhuman...” [Willi lulu
and ill- “in“ search has called out
of it“ ct ammo bftho iglit. One
min“ °%"h‘.’h“‘.i°“"i"°
. . 9 one or
‘ ' - of his brother. but
' bladed.
,. 3 . 3
.sssnoihi, ‘iatcrinthesamewh
guy he telep instriead in the
': willifin
non. ' ....
hand, and win... to tails t‘psrt,
tscred
man the muchnmromn.
1! ”misled by ev-
mm
“mull” reciled in herus-
. ndl ddllhttnl manor. ‘
Everyone
rsstd-‘ ”brash
Walsh“
sndlduxw
this A sum
The Epworth League of the First
lethodisti Episcopal 0|!th held-1
very- snecenrul strawhe and ice
cream festival. last night. The Mando-
, us of the fit lowing:
llissis
'the
attended thought the
limitsny spent so-
I‘ll-3
"own. shuns ladle
‘ rl‘lii‘ss's’. first man-
suistanis. in
srollne
as. noise:
iohis
street.
Gal Com
you (is.
much in
crown in
Film in
rhlisdolp
Elli?“
there include
Charles Lynch in
Norwalk hatter who “has resumed his
old job ill Danhury’ because of the set-
tlement. Edward Godfrey. s C. sud K.
curler. is now lot-sled with the him-
in ‘irange Others
with that ilrm have alrcsdy been
enumerated.
Shot Down ,for Repairs.
The curling department oi the So-
perior Hat Company will. close down
this evening, in order to make re-
ble Company.
lllslthyesollhthw _ J3
SsstudocB‘nrpct ‘ .
Willi. il l
WW Bill mm-
commotion“.-
WWbdArM -
BRIDGEPORT. June
Lucien i". Borpee. or tub Superior
Court. blinded down a decision 0
yesterday that will be read with ccc~
siderabie interest by the brewing con:
ccrns.sll over the state. as it says. Ibo
that breweries may lease premises to
costumers. and even own the bar lis-
tures, and that fact is not necessarily
a bar to the applicant tor s iimnse.
The case at issue was srgned before '
Judge Burpee last week Wednesday.
the Nicholson appeal from the
county commissioners.
0n the ”in of December last the
county commissioners issued a license
to Michael idoPsdden at 645 Water
A rsmonstranco was filed
against this by in e E. K.
acting (or the
league. because the Yale Brewing 00..
of New Hsven. leased the promises to
(Continued on third page).
suui___i___ Ill illiui 5ft
Many Experienced Scull! Norwsut
Men Hsvc Secured Employment
at Sill Hui Center
Iisnbury now when“ «its e To 3.
to that city to Muslim-ow A con-
cern which‘ha‘s taken on man oi the
former employee ot the are us and
Knapp Company is the .stes. von
puny.
John J. Sherman formerly with the
C. snd K. company. is at pres-t fore
men of the curiilng depallitlglent in :33
stee, V0“ 0“ estsb ' ment. Misses Nellie shoohnn rhnifinan' Jo
“"1 C‘ "d K' ”ar‘gg‘“°ge::m'gf lie O'Bullivan Mlnnlo' ileum Helen
u Flynn Catherine hum. Alice Cshill.
James Carowe Peter Ward. John 3
Ksne snd iiowsrd World. idr. Wood General 8"Mrm0r' Dr Thomas F
he‘s been employed for some time with __.
the Trimble Hat Compiler. in Orange 35:.“ "at???“ £33? "on“ '8
but resigned to go tb‘ Dsnbury. Wli y
lien: Howsrd formerly foreman oi the
finishing department at the C. and K..
has already entered upon his new du
...... iii uii. mu
The understanding in this city is
.... - iiiiiiiii iiiiii
lust of the complete hand curling
demand Their
the country.
that department.
ments will also be made for liliilcti for
three more curlers,\wllen business is
resumed Tuesday. in this factory, too.
are s number of former C. and K. curl.
ers, including Homer Buckmsn. Fred
Msdden, W. F. Ambler. Cliiford Jen-
nings. Arthur Canny.
D. 1" Pomeroy and Joseph Tammany.
All or these changes tend to show
further how considerable of s chsnge
than is i: the citonn Hunt 0! ill:
stile. saresutetetronb ,
many people who have lived here all "' lime Fun" ”'9'“ were lies
heir lives move away. and many new
ones move in for no small part of the
present force at the C. and K. rectory
comes here from other cities notably
his. .
Clarai’iah lSdrlli Ferguson and Grace
enil’gendtwtliheleb val]?! fKnm imgwxvm: 1.33133 Each pupil showed careful tendsnoe and lunch enthusiasm was
ped in the plant. of the South Nor-
wailt lint Company.
palm Saturn
od—sb-o
6i
w ' Enforcement
another South Pupils of Mr. and Mrs. EJ. Sims
lllsrn Taylor.
sun th merited being the sympathetic tone ssng vncsl
Peter Elliot is with the New-mug! 4“ ”“0““ W a“ inmlmufi- “'0 ”It “a“ "
m .....‘fgggifwgzgmgg. Neutrals. who is winning quite a name
and John Hyatt. and it is not believ'od
thstltwllihe «monitor them to t Nevins iii lighten these:
work in the business.“ go tinsel“; Mreti gunman»
. .
Lear-mosey NIGHT.
ssmm IHIP stone on. 3 . WW 3 n 3 o 03 m Wumm st. 3.",- r,
. ' ‘ how backroom serum
flosulmfirpsdclcflflitsLImToe3mvww 3 mummmw’ mum
mosh. hi .i
ush Mihnhshgd'hce‘h’llzed
i
i
”2:13-3:32 Salvationisi Had Ouile an Experience
‘lodo; .. you... Will. Holding Guidoor Service
. W “.‘2. 32.3” h Sisrnlord Sunday
“" 3; Ianul. with
wt“... iis uni“ mu
-. I whislc or ”ME [I M W
M .
W'iu‘CcndnclScrviccs in Sonih Nor-
‘ walk During Remainder oi
Weak
Joe. the Turk. oi Salvation Army
fame. arrived in South Norsdlli yes
terdsy. fresh 'lrorn somewhat exciting
- events in Stsmftird where E. J. 'l'up
per lnaisiald that he cut out cornet
playing. drum hosting and other instru-
mental music while conducting service
on Sunday evening.
Severn! arrests developed in 8min-
lord. and as a result, the local Solva-
tion Army cspulin in that city. J.
Wilbur wss lined .5 on the ground
that a city ordinance had been free-
- lured
Last night Joe and Salvationlsts. of
Wm Minnelli - south Norwalit hold forth in front of
“0“. ”"5 tho . the flahacltenio Hotel where the Turk
winner was to lint e‘ . told of his Stamford experience
. Referring to Msyor Tupper‘s action.
he declared:
"He said he would break up this
thing. Break up the Salvation Army.
it is all over the world. He cannot
break up the Salvation Army. Thst
"plunge '
Nicholson.
The local police were evidently
(Continued on “filth Page.)
jiii illiiiii liliE
lid.” W
sud dunclng- twine exoeient music inr-
nishod by Moll's orchestra wss in
dulxod is until midnizht when the
yr 1mg reoplc .lild ihrir friends depart
ed for their. homes. voting the occasion
mic (ll lilo best they ever attended.
Th0 («ominous and those in chsrge
were the following:
Committee on Arrungmudnts—Thc
33,. ‘ NW 3 _ _ . 3 w )3.
The members ul-Bntlcr Mani.
0.- o. it. slide! melts Lndseundogn-
ters of Rebekah. together will; s nels-
bsr or iriends. had no enjoyable social
evening last evening at Odd Fellows
Hall in Washington street. During the
evening there was s ccmpetltivo drill
between the and"! teams of the two
lodges and honors were declared even.
rs. Julia Patterson recited. Mr. Arm-
strong gave anmhlbition of sll liter.
hand work and Benger'e orcest
played At the close at the.evenlng
there wss dancing and refreshments
were served.
Butler Lodge was named for Broth-
er Judge Butler, who was past grand
muster of Connecticut.
There were live charter members.
’ (originally members of Our _'Brothers
lodge. 'No. 10. of Norwalli) sort the
lodge was instituted September 85,
l875. At the end of shout thirty-four
years. the lodge has grown to over
400 members and has 82,500 invested
in hell furniture and fixtures: 830.000
phernslia; 810000 in bank and
telnet and has no debts.
Thelodaehsboneofthebestde-
gm; stalls in fthe cguntr‘ymllle teal:
. ,_ sv ng grown rem ve era
“‘3 3,32? 3%.“. "mgi’rggg “A 1876 to thirty-six in not. 3
Hopsnn wss given at the home of m‘g‘gw": 3% ‘Wmfig°v°m”lmm
Mr. and Mrs. Sims. in High t. Nor Pgdnlorr: "Id .3 ll. E. 5333“.
walk. lest evening The v pupils Our Brothers‘ “3‘33 No.10 Nor-
wero Mrs. Wilma“ 3‘0“ “"3"“ walk, was or
gunned in late. sn'd has
“my, soloist of the Not-walk Baptist Church mm to are numbers.
choir; lies Beatrice Colonies. s. young
singer with s oontrsllo voice of pron-
gee-mules Bertha30lm3stlliad' denim“
n soprano: rs rv ng In
opposite st the South Norwaill nap Given W Ladies d "m T ;. Church
tlst Church; Hrs. Harold Nickel-Inst "MM
soprano soloist at Trinity churchi m?&$?‘3.$fl£f§“n¥”°°..f“
South Not-walk, and. Miss Ibis We: a
gs for a thlmble tea. ”Wednesday a!
ren. eomlto o! the Norwalg= itetho tsrn.oon A DMD“: consisting of 3
dis! church. Their singing was no-
ticeahle for excellent tone production -
and splendid style
Clune
’l‘lcknis-Edwsrd Matthews.
Refreshments-James ledy.
and J. A. Hopson Heard by
Many Friends
THIMILE TEA.
- King. after which Mrs. P. D. Walter
gave a talk on idisslons. Elicit-
plsnn. plpugyed by the it sees Dorncy; $3'ywa-thg'3r‘JT ,mwu':
insults-led is the missionary work.
and conscicotinus trslnlhg. especially During “I. mm our 1‘“ Welter
lit. Henson‘s violin pupils who ‘tooh 3 ..
“m" m ml were curler Sterling. of south
as s‘ clove;I solo. playsr,and
iifnl tone tron: his violin and
17 .--A Bri-
rednp his
other. The commissioners may not. LII! E , i . .
. George. 14 Elm St. 117 at (03333333333 mm .
m
' Toms, 756 Main St" Hartford, cone.
’ doors and ell conveniences, on Glrard
’ tel-mi inquire or John it: Illinois at
Have $5.000 Available
lor Thai Purpose
HARTFORD. June 17. —At the Fair- . , , .
ileid county Will! held Tuecdsy st- ‘ . ,
lternocn the county commissioners Final Common 3 E . s a
were given authority to transtcr oer-
tsln amounts from one account to an .1 ihg W ““3 .
without Willis-inn. nae sums over :8.-
non for purposes other than specified.
in some accounts the commissioners _
hays surpluses. These will snore than IRS J u
balance and the snthcritytotrans- s I .. ___
ter surplus amounts to other accounts 3 . ‘ <
was granted. This will show that in mum m"
the total amount of business done
the romrnlssiocsu have made a coni-
me‘n dsble meal. it was also voted
301: grugsvgom “lion“,- Miss W Presents
bonds an rised . ‘
as the commissions. have “.000 ’ h hand“
available let one in that connection. .
The county meeting tor the idyllic of Hillside was gay snails “at
"1° county “ti“ 'Mtzhth'lg 5' ‘3: when the first year of the ' ‘,
same as us .one- u s in ' .
will prObsbly he held next week or I“ “5°” “"1“ the W
the week sitar. most came to an and and the ‘
I]
TO LET. .3. and “accented“.
ro LITwHOUSE on out or. I“ mam .
all modern improvements, newly dec- '97 “"‘ The win mm
orsted- ten rooms, with both and store- 3"” .a'rhor vitae
room. | Apply owner. hire. L. St. 1'09 umidlt‘tlic m
T0 LIT—UPPER FLOOR OF FIVE
rooms. with improvements, Orchard 7'“ HATER...“ ,
St. Norwalk. For terms and when Jimmy-I "” {siting ‘9 ,
lsrs, apply to J. ll. Layton s no.5 filinfilfglll‘ “3% 3,3
Railroad Ave..aonth Norwalll. 318 it ’33 330333 3.3”“. Ill 1 'l‘
ro LET—J'WE noose. s21. lid W— i i B "Y W m .
proiements. including steam heat and soon “ i “" him “hm
gas; location very desirable. Address
at Seaview Ase.. East Norwslhi"
. tl
waurco~s cost?”
T0 LET-FOR Tim SUHMER- (or general housework.
furnished house; also furnisheds srtpe c. 8 hiscfarland. 3'!
ments on West Ave. trolley line; sll South Norwalk. ‘
agrovements; rent reasonable. Cali
moons. 68 West Ave. 115. Ct WANTID—FINE “[0“
you do not care to as
To LIT—MODERN REBIDENC laundress Table linenw
all improvements. newly deco .ini'snts’ ~ weanlinnc
near trolley and water front; rm ,
euro. Hawkins Ave. East Norw ’
Taylor 0 Golden“. J.M . Layton?l 0363 .
Minn .
WEMJWJ‘M Eh.
.. 117“.
row ease—Moron non, at n.
31-2h. p. ieycleenginc. Canbeseen.
at East Nor-Iain Yacht Club. H Key
worth. Tel. 33 in at ‘
FOR sass—1N mss'r NORWALK,
about twenty-live acres standing grass. hfiANT‘mHAT
Will sell whole cl" in part inquire or m 3“”
”address n. J. OConnell. is West Ave :33.” 5””
Telephone connection. 117 at .
roe sate—snorinnmshscn' wanna—1:0 DWI-33, .
of hay: price so. Apply to M. wash ii“ 13" "it" '3“ Wm”
Wilson Point road. in u ‘ ”
iron amnn PER com
lave-most shots as hm four dtolOp. m.. is z.
matinee. Intriswm. “ ‘“
0 I on re II g~ ,
tonSLMZtodpm its‘st 33838388112
POI BALD-FORD RUNABOUT in Till 00!!!!th
line running order. Address B “.1... Road oiling.- coin
care Sentinel. no 3; meat to
tron ALF—VERY cunsr. WAT
er Inn threeilsnge fan. full outfit,
halt, etc. inquire lb Railroad Ave. lion cheerfully
”8 8t Anerlcsn 'ltenl v3.
row slits—a moons“ 'rwo P" Gm. Geld need
mud «Bony. Inquire of c. a. Boss 31:: or in pencil Y! a.
con. 22 Wellington-st, south Nor- h 313i; Biz. thrteen
walk. or at 63 last Ave., Non-,1; be- reproach vs 3
tween 12 and 1 o'clock. t5 1w v . - .
‘ . LADIEI’AND GIN" .
tutor. Cleaning. ‘ ~
TO iNVI;TOfiIr-\IAB '
FOR sass—ashesm. a H. r. .
Palmer motor engine. Beholder carbon W‘Tfifuw “”3" ‘
et'er. Apple dynamo and two-bladed w9'hm° "3d “3 " ‘
propeller. Address or spply he the as dill! Te ”7‘ '
Darien Launch Works. anemones. “m . .
....isstss It. sounds. We
/ 3 J14 .t
. _. . .. tshlisssd Employmnl
[QR ‘ALI TEN ACRES 01' mm A". NW1}
standing grass atvthe taster lt.“Jchn '
. secured for all dishes of
Rowsyhon. Address Seth n Phone call 703-6
5.“ “ lemme. owonsrm
rcs IALE—lN MILFORD. CONN. W“! “W
good paying laundry business. Illness m”.’gm“
cause of selling Address 0. 0.. cars ' .
Manuel. 1“ "m -
NR 8ALE—Nliw HOUSE 03‘ THE
rooms, with electricity, hard ‘0'“
Place, South Nomik.- hole on also“ 1W
West St, or William ll. Ilcllahen’.’ at
new Ave. ‘ ‘
.3"! cAtIi-rm ii! in
m3 .8“ "5i
Rnssl an torpedo hoattor W.
toonesriothehsyonthel‘insish linsisltgln succinctly,“ - \
coast where insperor Nicholas and leg was full ‘ .
Kaiser William in to meet today. Lear—s enact: silo wens
dehstsunsr. is ' (shalom pointerl pup; answers to nine
of Fin-is. sssernhstn
k
Huhhcfl. ll Toiles 8h. South worm“
. 'MW-«ww..-t' “
.r
mii .
mini: on rum
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